text: The Obligatory Annual Vent Posted by on Apr 2, 2010 12:52 ShareTweet This post is not for your entertainment. It's a message to a Pittsburgh blog called THE HUNKY & THE MICK. Since that blog has decided in recent time to come at us in some of their posts, as opposed to a good old-fashioned e-mail, we have to respond in the same fashion. The blog has had these things to say: "The Pens are in trouble and if you don't see that, then you probably started watching hockey when the Pensblog started and have no clue about what is going on." — March 31st, 2010. "Here is something you are not going to see in the papers or hear on the radio or read on Pensblog or any other Penguins fan site that cannot criticize their team: Jacques Lemaire is a better coach than Dan Bylsma." — March 17th, 2010. (Pensblog Note: FYI — Jacques Lemaire started coaching when Bylsma was 15 years old.) "I'm not going to go into vivid detail about how bad Fleury played because I know some schmuck who thinks everything the Pensblog says is gospel will hold onto it and decide to e-mail it to me if Fleury makes a big save in the playoffs." — November 6, 2009 (Following the horrible Kings game this season.) Their thoughts on making friends and networking in the blogosphere: "It hasn't all been good. At least a few people will remember our feud with the Steel City Regurgitation Machine ('hey, someone else said this so I'm going to post it here verbatim') and our inability to get linked on the Pensblog because of their hatred of Rob Rossi and our supposed connection with him (more on that later). We could go into great detail about both of these petty arguments but I really don't want to get a call from an upset husband acting tough on the phone or have some guy with too much time on his hands photoshop a picture of us with penises by our mouths. I can sleep at night with the knowledge that if we met either one in a parking lot somewhere there would be no question who would be walking away from that fight victorious." — July 2, 2009 (Pensblog Note: This blog was spawned in 2008 under the blog title "Suburban Rob Rossis.") Commenting on Fedotenko while breaking down the Pens roster after winning the Cup: "But short sighted people decided to throw him under the bus, including the supposed 'authority' on Penguins hockey, the Pensblog, who repeatedly called him "Fedostinko" during the year." — June 30, 2009 (Pensblog Note: After an exhaustive Google search, as well as a search of our own posts, we didn't find one instance of "Fedostinko," while finding numerous instances of us acknowledging, throughout his lackluster regular season, Fedotenko's clutchness that he exhibits in playoff runs. ) "Can't forget to mention the blue uniforms. I started the rallying cry to ditch the blue uniforms last week and is appears as though other people are catching on as the Pensblog made mention of getting rid of them in their latest post. Since people are sheep and think Pensblog is the end all be all of Penguins blogs, they'll probably end up getting credit for starting the campaign, but since you can't fight stupidity there is no point in fighting that battle. But I will continue to monitor the progress of the horrible experiment regardless of where credit is given." — January 3, 2009 (Obviously during the Pens' stinkfest while wearing the blues.) As we mentioned, this blog's original title was "Suburban Rob Rossis." Evidenced by these e-mails we received from them when they were starting their blog: (Note the dates.) As much as we're married to our Gmail account during the season, we are that unmarried to it during the summer. Interesting aside, though: Doing a GMail search, we found these other tidbits of greatness. From a Penguin bloggers roundtable discussing the hiring of Dan Bylsma: There's not too much to break down about this whole thing. A good 20 or 30 minutes spent persuing their posts lets you know that negativity reigns supreme. In a recent post, they even wished Goligoski to be injured so that Bylsma would be forced to play McKee. In another post, they go into extensive detail regarding Marc-Andre Fleury's career-long problems with consistency. Too bad every Penguin fan knows this. No reason to be condescending and act like Penguin fans don't know this. Then again, when you describe yourselves as the "most knowledgable, non-paid sports analysts in Pennsylvania," it doesn't leave much wiggle room to not come off as condescending toward fellow Pens fans. You keep being negative, and maybe one day you realize that no one wants to be around that shit. No one wants to read it. We're all just watching some dudes play hockey. Get over yourself. And all of this brings us back full circle as to why we personally started a blog. Again. We were tired of reading nothing but negativity about the Penguins. Newspaper columnists were reminding us of the bad things, not focusing on the good things. We just got sick of it. The pluses in following the Pens this year: 1. It's always a joy to follow a Pens season. 2. They're contending for a division title. AGAIN. 3. They're defending Stanley Cup champions. 4. Watching the continuing maturation of Crosby, Malkin, Fleury, Staal, etc. 5. That "etc." part in #4. 6. The excitement of moving into a new arena next year. 7. The bitter sweetness of this being Mellon Arena's last ride. 8. We fuckin love hockey. 9. Many, many more. The negatives: Why would anyone waste time typing out a bunch of negatives? Simply typing the pluses in that list above gives us a bounce in our step. Here's an excerpt from a recent PENSBURGH post giving March grades to every Penguin. Talbot's March wasn't spectacular, and the D+ grade says as much. But the analysis portion of Talbot's March gets us pumped up for the playoffs. Or… Would you rather read about how Talbot is a piece of shit and that he'd better start scoring, or else the Pens are gonna be swept in the first round? If you're watching the game and can't wait to talk or type about the negatives, why are you even watching the games? Seriously, how can the writers of a blog like THE HUNKY & THE MICK even put themselves through the agony of enjoying a Pens playoff appearance? It's journalists' jobs to do this kind of shit. Don't pretend you're something that you're not. Our blog has become popular. We've never conspired or had some kind of "marketing" plan to make it popular. We've just never acted like something we're not. We're simply Pens fans that are following with the season along with every Pens fan. We make it to like two games a season. We like to talk about the game afterward, mention the Pens shortcomings in certain games, but not have a stroke about it. And we like to revel in a Penguins victory and share that excitement with whoever wants to read it. The blog is what it is. We get you in, get you out, and get you on with the rest of your day. And there's a solid group of commenters, whose comments we read every day, no matter what. PENSBURGH has a huge commenting section. And we spend a good chunk of time reading those, as well. It's just like sitting down at a bar or some shit and talking with other Pens fans. Technology affords us this kind of experience. It's underappreciated. We aren't an Internet "authority" on Pens fans. We aren't sitting around touching ourselves about how many people we can reach. We aren't trying to be journalists. We're Pens fans with a website. We turn down radio requests and shit because we don't want that kind of voice. We deflect any credit coming our way that a reader, blog, or e-mailer is deserving of. And a quick browse of our comments section reveals that people don't take our shit as "gospel." We collect anthem pics, photoshops, game pictures, stories about meeting a Penguin or going to your first Pens game; stuff that we find entertaining and, as it turns out, other Pens fans find entertaining, as well. And how great was this recent Qdoba thing? Seriously, it felt like it was the sole reason we started a blog in the first place. We have one or two vent posts like this per season in regard to our blog. The blog takes up a good portion of our daily lives during the hockey season. And we absolutely love it. And we'll protect it. So suck our balls. And we're not meeting you in a parking lot. Because that's sad. Happy Birthday to PENS UNIVERSE. ShareTweetPenguins Tickets About View all posts by →


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High earnings without long hours a possibility
January 07, 1999
In 1997, men working as physicians ($1,134), lawyers ($1,057), electrical/electronic engineers ($955), civil engineers ($950), computer scientists ($919), industrial engineers ($873), and operations researchers ($867) earned more per week working standard hours than the average for men working extended hours. Among women, physicians ($1,106), computer scientists ($834), lawyers ($807), engineers ($801), and college teachers ($727) earned more working standard hours than the average for women working extended hours.
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Not surprisingly, these occupations generally require a college degree for entry. Physicians and lawyers require a professional degree; most college teachers require a doctoral or professional degree. Engineers, computer scientists, and schoolteachers generally need a bachelor's degree, and registered nurses need at least an associate degree.
Among all workers, weekly earnings for men who worked 35 to 44 hours per week averaged $505, compared with $775 for men who worked 45 to 99 hours per week. Weekly earnings for women who worked 35 to 44 hours per week averaged $408, compared with $658 for women who worked 45 to 99 hours per week.
These data are a product of the Current Population Survey. More information may be obtained from "How hours of work affect occupational earnings,"Monthly Labor Review, October 1998.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, High earnings without long hours a possibility on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/1999/jan/wk1/art04.htm (visited September 26, 2016).
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The ILVA Commerce & Science College, Indore was established in the year 2000, Besides running traditional courses like B.Com., B.Sc., the College has also been running various prestigious professional vocational courses like BBA, BCA and B.Ed., while B.Sc. Biotech, D.Ed. and PPTC(Pre Primary Teachers) course are in pipe and very soon going to be affiliated in the college.
The college is located in the heart of the city of Indore in spacious building with beautiful surroundings at Snesh Nagar, Main Road, Indore. Its construction area is 28,000 Sq. Ft. A big parking area is available within the campus for more than 400 vehicles & bicycles. Total area of college campus is 1,44,050 Sq. Ft. The open spacious campus is pleasant and peaceful. ILVA college has well ventilated & fully equipped classrooms with necessary teaching aids. The college is adding another Block of 30,000 Sq. Ft. by the end of June this year. In the new session, college is planning to shift in new building with improved infrastructure.
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Armageddon it
For all of the end of dayers out there, this simply HAS to be a sign:
Bristol Palin is hitting the lecture circuit. That's right, Sarah's spawn is going out on the road to talk about women's issues, single mothering, and abstinence amongst other issues. She will command between 15 and 30 grand for each 'engagement'.
Are you kidding me? Someone is going to pay this girl to speak about something she doesn't know dick about? Women's issues? What women's issues? What it's like to grow up with a beauty pageant mom who has delusions of grandeur who majored in journalism but can't answer a question about what she reads? Single mothering? Like Sarah and Toad, errrr, Todd are letting her just hang on her own in the wind while she carries her 'lovechild' around on public transportation to go from foodstamp office to welfare central to education enrollment cause she's got nowhere to turn? Abstinence? ABSTINENCE? The girl who told Faux News abstinence is unrealistic is going to go in front of a crowd (sans offspring) and tell them what.....abstinence is where it is? Abstinence is godly? Abstinence is what she wishes she had practiced? She didn't, and when little what's his name grows up I'm sure he'll be delighted knowing his mom talked to groups about how he was either the wrong thing to do or wrong in gods eyes or an unavoidable evil due to grandmas prolife political career. Yeah that won't mess a kid up.
AND SHE'S GOING TO GET PAID FOR IT. Forget about Sarah for a moment, what exactly qualifies Bristol to speak about ANY of these issues? I can look around Albertson's when I shop and find a score of women who know more about women's issues than Bristol and can articulate them. I can go to my girlfriends son's school and can find a child of single mothers who actually have knowledge and experience of life enough to talk about. And abstinence? I'm sorry, unless you shelter your children in a homeschool environment and deny them the opportunity to socialize as humans obviously need to do abstinence is a pipedream. Do ALL kids have sex in highschool (or before that)? No of course not. I have friends of both sexes who didn't. It was their choice given to them by parents who cared and explaned life to them in terms they took to believe that abstinence was what they themselves wanted. Not because of fear or judgement or retaliation, just because for them it was right for whatever the reason. (or they were just flatout fugly) But expecting total abstinence from a group whose hormones are, for those anyone who has a realistic recollecting of school, berserk is as sane a concept as going out in the backyard with a shovel and tunnelling to Borneo.
Bristol Palin is a footnote in history, and barely that. Any group that somehow convinces itself that a speech by her about any topic will be a motivating revelation would be better served hiring Paris Hilton to discuss those issues, plus she could go indepth about those camera angles she would then 'disavow'.
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Abstinence is godly
I'm sure you meant "Abstinence is Godly".
I'm going to add seeing "Bristol Palin" to my Notting Hill "what movie do I watch over and over" list.
Thanks for that.
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The Palins and all the other Chillbillies need to stay in Alaska
And STFU!
I'm beyond sick of this clan. Damn you McCain for introducing that bitch and her disfunctional family to the world and damn you Teabaggers for supporting her. If anything I hope the Teabaggers and Palin bring about the death of the Republican party. The sad thing is there's still alot of stupid people out there to support them.
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Come on, Raj!
To us furriners, the hillbillies are what is so loveable about 'Merrica. That the MSM gives the hillbillies and their crazy-as-a-shithouse-rat ideas any credence whatsover is even more amusing to watch.
God but I love America.
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The Great White North has hosers
Chillbillies are a different breed from hillbillies
Hillbillies don't kill wolves from helicopters
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Ron Paul's spawn is trying to outshine the Palins
Maybe Rand Paul is trying to drum up business by poking the country in the eye with his shit
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We're all doomed, I tell you!
It's later than we think.
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Bold prediction
From someone who would use the Hubble to scope out sorority houses if given a slice of vieiwing time.
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Is it possible
to buy some time on that thing?
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It takes more than money
You must also possess a certain degree of technical expertise. For instance, when using a personal computer to access and post on a computerized bulletin board, you must know how to work the "reply" button.
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Well all right then.
Rajah! Get over here.
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more than the sun has you all covered anyway.
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The Pentagon sends a space vehicle to the Sun?
Are the generals determined to deal with those pesky solar flares before they threaten the homeland? WTF?
From Mr. Fool's article:
Jonathan McDowell, a Harvard astronomer who tracks rocket launchings and space activity, said the secrecy surrounding the X-37B even extended to the whereabouts of the rocket's upper stage, which was sent into an unknown orbit around the sun. In one of his regular Internet postings, he said that appeared to be the first time the United States had put a space vehicle into a solar orbit that is "officially secret."
{;-) Dan in Miami
PS: This is all Shrub's doing. He is clearly trying to use solar power to further the evil intentions of his oil buddies. Or something.
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He just wants
to deflect a flare towards the accountants office in Arlington Stadium and fry those old books of his now that they're going to get looked at.
One out of four people is freakishly stupid. If three of your friends are normal, then it's you.
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Men have landed on the Sun?
That's about as ridiculous as men on the Moon
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Rajah, Two Words for You...
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World Bank Releases Learning Products on Adaptation, Water and Agriculture
July 2010: The World Bank Institute has published a series of learning multimedia modules on Climate Adaptation for Water, Agriculture and Natural Resource Management, available online.
The modules address a range of issues, such as: rehabilitating degraded watersheds; innovative rice cultivation strategies; basin water planning; legal aspects of water user associations; and public private partnerships in irrigation management. [The Modules]


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Follow the Wind Ensemble tour blog here!
Wind Ensemble is comprised of the most advanced and experienced instrumentalists at Calvin. As such, this ensemble is able to assume two main musical roles: a concert band (performing traditional wind band literature) and a wind ensemble (performing contemporary pieces that require more flexible instrumentation). This ensemble performs regularly throughout the academic year, offering major concerts each semester. Wind Ensemble also extends this musical ministry off campus, participating in local worship services and engaging in various touring opportunities. In May 2012, Wind Ensemble spent two weeks in Central Europe, sharing the gift of music with a wide range of audiences throughout Hungary, Ukraine, and Romania. In March 2014, the group participated in a week-long performance tour throughout portions of Ohio, Tennessee, and Missouri. Wind Ensemble will depart for a performance tour of Northern Germany and The Netherlands in May 2016.
Wind Ensemble membership is limited to a set instrumentation and is open to all students who meet the demands of musicianship. Wind Ensemble rehearses Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 3:30-4:30 p.m.
For over 90 years, the concert band has played a vital role in the musical and spiritual life at Calvin College. The first photograph of the Calvin Band dates back to 1920, the same date when Calvin began granting BA degrees as a four-year liberal arts institution. This ensemble was comprised of seventeen members, all men. The first conductor of the Calvin Band was Cornelius Schooland. Additionally, Dick van Halsema and Henry Bruinsma were two other "first generation" Calvin Band conductors.
In 1946, Harold Geerdes joined the Calvin faculty as band director, a position he held for over twenty years. During his tenure, the Calvin Band grew in size and reputation. Professor Geerdes was the first conductor to take the ensemble off campus, engaging in several tours throughout the Midwest. Following Professor Geerdes' retirement, Dr. John Worst became the sixth conductor of the Calvin Band. Dr. Worst, who was also a professor of theory and composition, shared his musical leadership with the ensemble for eight years. Cornelius Van Der Puy later followed him, working with the Calvin Band on a part-time basis for three years.
Derald De Young came to Calvin from St. Olaf College in 1978. Upon his arrival, Dr. De Young aspired to raise the standards and heighten the visibility of the Calvin Band. He engaged in recording projects, including the production of four Calvin Band CDs. Dr. De Young also reinstated touring opportunities, traveling within the surrounding region as well as to different parts of North America. For instance, the Calvin Band has completed tours in Florida, California, Washington, Colorado, and Canada. In 1991, the Calvin Band completed its first international tour on a trip to Eastern Europe, where they performed in various Hungarian Reformed Churches. The Calvin Band was blessed with the financial resources and community support that allowed them to continue this particular musical ministry; they returned to Hungary in 1996 and 1999. In 2002, the Calvin Band expanded their tour to include such neighboring countries as Poland and the Czech Republic.
Dr. De Young also established several other aspects of Calvin's concert band program. Due to increased interest in concert band at Calvin, he founded an additional ensemble, the Knollcrest Band, in 1980. Now over thirty-five years since its inception, this ensemble remains an integral part of Calvin's music department. In addition to raising the artistic expectations of the ensembles through fine performances of quality repertoire, Dr. De Young also made significant contributions (musical and extra-musical) to the Calvin community. He helped to make the Calvin Band and Knollcrest Band distinctively Christian concert bands, those that collectively work to develop a deeper relationship with God, praise Him through the refinement of individual abilities, and support one another through prayer and fellowship. As conductor, Dr. De Young also instituted many beloved band traditions, including Fall Retreat, Pancake Breakfast, Christmas Pops, Cathedral Concerts, and trips to hear the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
After 28 years of dedicated service, Dr. De Young retired from Calvin College in the spring of 2005. In a special concert, the Calvin Band premiered three pieces that were commissioned in his honor. Each piece was written by a former student of Dr. De Young from the institutions where he had taught during his career. Fred Sturm from Lawrence University (Rainier: The Mountain that was God), Timothy Mahr from St. Olaf College (Longs Peak: Mountain Prayers), and Jed Koops from Calvin College (Kilimanjaro) all contributed works for this event.
Tiffany Engle was appointed Director of Bands at Calvin College in the fall of 2005. Still in the early stages of her professional career, Dr. Engle has brought a freshness and vitality to the music-making in Calvin's concert bands. She has sought to maintain the values and traditions of the past, while challenging ensemble members to rekindle their desire for Christian community, renew their commitment to musical excellence, and realize their responsibility for making the bands at Calvin the best ensembles (spiritual, musical, and social) they can be.
Dr. Engle has further expanded upon the foundational structure of Calvin's band program. For instance, each ensemble participates in area worship services throughout the year, while also coming together for a joint concert in the early part of the spring term. The Calvin College High School Honor Band Festival, first held in October 2006, is another "new" tradition that serves as an opportunity in which local instrumentalists can interact with a guest clinician/conductor, as well as Calvin students and faculty. Recent changes in ensemble names (Knollcrest Band is now Symphonic Band; Calvin Band is now Wind Ensemble) have further aided in promoting Calvin's bands. These changes create greater unity in the band program, better reflect the specific nature of these ensembles, all while using a language that better translates to a wider audience.
Today there are two concert ensembles (Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble), a jazz band, and an athletic band in Calvin's program. Members of these groups are dedicated Christian musicians who recognize that all things belong to God. This awareness heightens their sense of gratitude for the many blessings that the Creator has graciously given to them. They believe that they are called to develop these talents and to constantly refine their natural skills. Thus, faith is the driving force for what they do as Christians, musicians, and ensemble members. The bands at Calvin bring together students who enjoy making music in an ensemble setting—an atmosphere conducive to artistic development, spiritual enrichment, and empowering Christian fellowship. At their core, these ensembles comprise a spiritual community, motivated by a love for God, which pursues musical excellence through meaningful, thoughtful performances of quality literature.
All interested students must complete an audition. Scheduling is coordinated by Dr. Engle at the beginning of each semester.
Audition requirements include:
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For more information regarding music tours, please contact Jason Reiffer, Music Tours Coordinator, at (616) 526-6432.
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Their first commercial CD, On the Verge, was released in 2003. Their newest CD, Monkin' Around, is now available.
The Liberace Jazztet is funded by a generous grant from the Liberace Foundation.
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Wildcats look to tournament
The Mount Si High School girls golf team heads into the postseason this week, having split their final two regular season matches last week.
The Wildcats traveled to Liberty and got a decisive win, 267-297, over the Patriots. Both Mount Si seniors, Katie Somers and Jen Sanford, had strong rounds on the Maplewood Golf Course in Renton. Somers shot a medalist round of 37 on the par-36 course to lead the Wildcats, while Sanford fired a 47. Alison Cunningham and Emily Shed both led Liberty with rounds of 55.
The Wildcats closed out the season on a tough note last Thursday, April 24, as they fell to Newport.
Senior Katie Somers shot a medalist round of 40 to close out her final high school regular season, but it was Newport who won 237-276. Kelly Lee shot a round of 43 on the Mount Si Golf Course layout to lead the Knights. Sanford, the other Mount Si senior, did not play in the contest.
Mount Si heads into postseason play with the Kingco Medalist Tournament, which is set for Tuesday, May 6, at the Snohomish Golf Course. Look for Somers and Sanford to lead the way for the Wildcats; both are potentially in position to make state once again this season.
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SAN DIEGO (AP) - The San Diego Chargers have suddenly become a gathering place for castoff Chicago Bears quarterbacks.
Erik Kramer, dumped by the Bears two days earlier, signed a two-year deal Thursday evening, less than an hour before the opening team meeting of training camp.
Kramer joins Jim Harbaugh, another ex-Bear. The Chargers say the starting job is Harbaugh's to lose. Funny, but Kramer heard similar talk from the Bears, who shocked him by cutting him on Tuesday.
"It's been a hectic 48 hours," said Kramer, who grew up in the Los Angeles area. "I'm just relieved I landed here."
Kramer was dazzled by the Chargers' Club Med-like training camp at UC-San Diego, which overlooks the Pacific Ocean.
Friday morning, he'll start to find out where he fits in as the Chargers open practice under new coach Mike Riley.
"Honestly, I don't know at this point. I'm starting from so far behind that it's probably going to take me a little bit of time to get caught up," Kramer said.
"We haven't really talked specifically. They basically said this is Jim's job, he's the No. 1 guy, and I'm just kind of coming in to contribute what I can for the moment."
But being No. 1, as Kramer found out in Chicago, "doesn't mean what it used to."
Kramer will room with Harbaugh, who joined the Chargers in a trade with Baltimore in March.
Kramer took over with the Bears after Harbaugh was released in 1994. They're both in San Diego because the Chargers, who once employed ex-Bear Jim McMahon, desperately need veteran help after Ryan Leaf's disastrous rookie season.
Kramer's incentive-laden deal includes a $450,000 signing bonus and a base salary this year of approximately $400,000.
He missed the last half of 1998 with injuries to his right (throwing) shoulder and left knee that required surgery, but he passed his physical Wednesday night, his second in 48 hours.
"I feel I'm as strong as I need to be right now, but I feel I can still get stronger over the next three, four weeks," he said.
Harbaugh doesn't feel threatened by the addition of another veteran.
"I'm loose," he said. "I'm going into this thing feeling prepared. I'm with the program here, so if it makes our team better, I'm all for it. Personally, I think there's a lot we can all learn from Eric."
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And to celebrate we give you a preview of the Trading Cards assets that will be added soon to Krater. Get them while its hot!
And to celebrate we give you a preview of the Trading Cards assets that will be added soon to Krater. Get them while its hot!
We also have some news about the upcoming Mac version of the game. The internal beta testing is coming along nicely (even though more slow than what we initially had hoped for) and we will start the public testing soon.
If you want to participate – please send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com and write iKrater in the header and your hardware setup in the mail. We will randomly distribute a number of codes to the community after the holidays.
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Krater version 1.1 that is released on Steam today is the first of three major free content updates that Krater will get within the next few weeks.
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Mayhem Mk13, the pinnacle of aggressive assault technologies formed from the knowledge extracts of a Mutant Slayer's brain and the latest cybernetic limbs collected from the Underside. The Mayhem Mk13 will be your tank's best friend close up and your medikus' saviour from afar. Dare to delve deeper on high-risk excavation ventures where the Mayhem Mk13′s tactical flexibility will be the difference between life and death.
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The first of many planned cybernetic characters, the Mayhem Mk13 offers a new and exciting add-on for your team. It is a Hybrid melee assassin/ranged DPS class that combines high damage output in both close quarters and from a distance. He is also well suited for co-op since his guided strike ability is able to take out very powerful enemies entangled by other characters abilities.
The DLC can be bought on Steam or here: http://store.fatshark.se/games/mayhem-mk-13krater-special-character-dlc.html


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TRAVERSE CITY -- A few notes from the first day of Red Wings' training camp at Centre I.C.E.
• Coach Mike Babcock said right wing Jason Williams, as expected, will fill Mikael Samuelsson's spot at the point on the second power-play unit, alongside Niklas Kronwall.
"It's a spot I'm familiar with, but it's not just going to be handed to me,'' Williams said. "It's something we (he and Kronwall) work on throughout camp and in the exhibition games and try to get familiar with each other and what the tendencies are.''
Young defenseman Jonathan Ericsson, who has a tremendous shot, also could have filled the role, but Babcock wants him to devote his energy to the penalty-killing units.
• Ville Leino's line, with Williams and Valtteri Filppula, excelled in leading Team Howe past Team Delvecchio 5-4 in the scrimmage. Leino had two goals and two assists, Filppula had a goal and two assists and Williams added a goal and an assist.
"Imagine if that's our third line, that's a pretty good third line,'' Babcock said. "It's probably no different than (Jiri) Hudler and (Mikael) Samuelsson with Williams.''
• General manager Ken Holland confirmed that defenseman Andreas Lilja will start the season on long-term injured reserve.
Lilja, who hasn't been cleared for contact because of headaches and concussion-like symptoms, isn't even allowed to skate with the team in practices. He said he hopes to skate on his own Monday.
Lilja being on the IR puts the Red Wings under the salary cap, so there's no need to trade a defenseman for the time being.
"Lils has had a setback,'' Babcock said. "It doesn't look to me like he's in the picture at all.''
Said Lilja: "I got headaches, I got to get rid of those. I'm going to skate, it's just that I'm not going to skate with contact.
"Not necessary for me to be out there right now. It's camp, everybody is trying to make spots, they kind of run around.''
• Henrik Zetterberg, who yhas been bothered by a sore groin, scored two goals for Team Delvecchio.
• Goaltender Jimmy Howard had a rough start, giving up three goals on 15 shots.
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hopefully never, the pokemon games rule.
I know but still they release a new set of 100 like every two or so years when willl it stop
hopefully never, the pokemon games rule.
There is always a way to play a game that hasn't been released yet. Read between the lines, it hasn't been released in the US yet, I export games from Japan...or just go download them,hell, I've already played Pokemon Rangers...I'm stuck on capturing Deoxys though...Originally Posted by Kakashi
The only pokemon game I owned was silver. I like the way, even after your beat the elite 4 n beat the game, you don't feel complete after you catch em all. It has tons of replay value.
man a pokemos online game will just be freaking awesome, if u remember to play with the "link cable" from one game boy color to another... oh man it will just be the coolest thing ever!
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:o battle online, hell yeh.
*drools a pool of drool*Pokemon online, i've read so much up on it it's making my head explode!!! It's going to be amazing! I will crush u all!!!!!
Whoever breaks out thier Gameshark will be the champion. Thats basically whats going to happen. They're going to import thier hacked Pokemon from Ruby, Saphire, and Emerald, then whup everyones a$$eS...I can see it now.
If there were no more new pokemon there be no new pokemon games cuz it would get boring play with the same bath. You have to admit the new Legendy pokemon and electabuzz's new evovled form looks awsomeOriginally Posted by deity_link
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this is lovely! but isn't this Mrs. Depew #2015, not #2014? Trying to get an accurate idea of the patterns, because I want to make one!
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It was about Kwanzaa – a holiday created to uplift African Americans.
Bowman said her family was struggling and the seven principles of Kwanzaa resonated with her.
She thought that her family could benefit from practicing the principles of unity, self-determination, helping each other, buying from each other, purpose creativity and faith.
"I just felt like we needed something and those seven principles spoke to me," Bowman told a crowd of close to 50 people Wednesday at Bethel United Methodist Church. "The first year we celebrated Kwanzaa we did it all wrong, but it was our best one yet."
Wednesday's celebration featured unity drummers and dancers, songs, prayer and reflection.
Gloria Henley read her poem "Seven Colored Candles."
"Seven candles. Seven principles. One word. Unity," Henley read.
During the week-long celebration of African American history, culture and unity, each day of Kwanzaa honors a different aspect of the holiday.
"My prayer tonight is that Kwanzaa connects African Americans with one another and it offers all Americans an occasion and an opportunity to gather a fuller perspective of the contributions of black Americans to our nation," said Crystal Thomas, a candidate in ministry for the United Methodist Church.
Kwanzaa's final night is Jan. 1 and there will be a celebration at Marian Hall, 529 Martin Luther King Blvd. Doors open at 6 p.m.
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Iraq veteran charged with killing Navy SEAL Chris Kyle at shooting range
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- February 04, 2013
- Kyle was also the best selling author of American Sniper
- He was being sued by former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura
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AN Iraq war veteran believed to be suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder has been charged with killing a former Navy SEAL whose exploits in the same conflict were detailed in a best-selling book.
Chris Kyle, who wrote American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History, and a second man were shot dead at a firing range in Glen Rose, Texas on Saturday.
Kyle, 38, was credited with more than 150 confirmed kills during a decorated decade-long service career that included four tours in Iraq. Since leaving the SEALs, he had helped run a support group for struggling ex-military personnel.
His memoir recounted battle experiences in Iraq in the rebel strongholds of Ramadi and Fallujah, and he wrote that Al-Qaeda militants whose comrades he had gunned down dubbed him "The Devil," and said they had put a bounty on his head.
The rebels of Iraq never did track Kyle down but he nevertheless died at the end of a gun in tragic circumstances, on American soil.
Captain Jason Upshaw of the Erath County Sheriff's Office told reporters on Sunday that Kyle and a friend Chad Littlefield had taken Eddie Routh, a US Marine who had also served in Iraq, to the shooting range.
Travis Cox, the director of a nonprofit Kyle helped found, told The Associated Press that Kyle, 38, and Littlefield had taken Routh to the range to try to help him. Littlefield was Kyle's neighbor and "workout buddy,"Cox said.
"What I know is Chris and a gentleman - great guy, I knew him well, Chad Littlefield - took a veteran out shooting who was struggling with PTSD to try to assist him, try to help him, try to, you know, give him a helping hand, and he turned the gun on both of them, killing them,"Cox said.
"Chris died doing what he filled his heart with passion - serving soldiers struggling with the fight to overcome PTSD," Mr Cox said in the release. "He will be forever missed."
Routh, 25, was formally charged with two counts of capital murder in connection with the deaths.
"We lost two American heroes," Upshaw told reporters, noting that the weapon thought to have been used in the incident, a semi-automatic handgun, had been found at Routh's home.
Sheriff Tommy Bryant said Routh was believed to be suffering from "some type of mental illness," or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
The suspected shooter's mother is believed to have contacted the veterans support foundation that Kyle was involved with.
Capt. Jason Upshaw with the Erath County Sheriff's Office said Routh had not made any comments that might indicate a motive. "I don't know that we'll ever know. He's the only one that knows that," Upshaw said.
Sheriff Tommy Bryant said Routh was unemployed and "may have been suffering from some type of mental illness from being in the military himself.''
Bryant didn't know whether Routh was on any medication or had been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.
Routh was being held on one charge of capital murder and two charges of murder.
Upshaw said Routh used a semi-automatic handgun, which authorities later found at his home. Upshaw said ballistics tests weren't complete Sunday, but authorities believe it was the gun used in the shootings. Upshaw declined to give any more details about the gun.
Kyle's death had earlier been confirmed by FITCO Cares, the group he helped start which worked with returning soldiers who had PTSD.
The US military confirmed on Sunday that Routh had seen active service with the Marines in Iraq, but that he was currently listed as a reserve.
The Dallas Morning News wrote that Kyle was awarded two Silver Stars and five Bronze Stars with Valor for his military service.
Kyle said in an interview with the Daily about one year ago that he was born for the work of a military marksman and at the age of 24 he took that step.
"When I grew up, I only had two dreams. One was to be a cowboy and another was to be in the military. It wasn't exactly the SEALs I was looking for at the time. I just wanted to go into the military and be the best."
The fatal shooting comes amid a raging and bitterly fought debate in the United States over gun control, after several massacres in which publicly available high-powered, military-style weapons have been used.
The issue of gun killings at the hands of people suffering from mental or emotional illness has figured prominently in such arguments, with calls for tighter background checks for gun owners.
In December, a mentally disturbed man killed 20 young children and six adults at the Sandy Hook elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut in a massacre that shocked the nation.
President Barack Obama has since put gun control on his legislative agenda with plans to ban assault rifles and high capacity magazines at its forefront, and on Monday he will travel to Minneapolis to begin a fresh push on the issue.
The measures, however, are up against fierce opposition from gun advocates, most notably the National Rifle Association, given that the right to bear arms is enshrined in the US constitution.
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Kaylon Bazile, of Neptune Avenue, has been issued three animal cruelty summonses, officials said.
He is charged with not providing drinking water for the dog, Levi, not providing proper outdoor protection, and inflicting unnecessary cruelty upon a living animal in an indirect means resulting in its death, Jersey City Animal Control officials said yesterday.
According to Animal Control, Bazile, who was watching the terrier for a friend, left the dog outside on a rear roof in a cage without water during Friday's blistering heat.
Animal Control responded to the home, but it was too late to save the animal's life, officials said.
Attempts yesterday to Â0Âcontact Bazile at his home were unsuccessful. The owners of the dogs also could not be reached.
If convicted, Bazile could face between $250 and $1,000 in fines or six months in prison for each charge, officials said.
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WAILUKU - So much for Na Koa Ikaika Maui's seven-game winning streak.
After sweeping six games on the Big Island, Maui returned to Maehara Stadium on Tuesday night and committed six errors, dropping an 8-3 decision to the Hawaii Stars in the seventh of 12 straight games between the two 50th state teams.
"We didn't play too clean at all," Maui manager Jeff Brooks said after the game in front of about 600 fans. "Ugly, ugly baseball. We just have to control the ball better. Slowly but surely we are getting better, but that is just uncalled for tonight."
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Na Koa dropped to 10-3, while the Stars improved to 3-10.
"I think the guys came in a little bit more motivated, a little bit more focused, we played nine innings today," said Hawaii manager Garry Templeton II, who was a bench coach for Maui two seasons ago. "We got a good pitching performance, we played solid defense, we hit the ball and that's what you have got to do to win."
In his 250th appearance in independent league baseball since 1998, Hawaii starting pitcher Dallas Mahan ran his independent career record to 50-44. Mahan, who is also the Stars' pitching coach, started his professional career in the Seattle Mariners organization in 1996.
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Maui shortstop Evan Frazar fields a ground ball during the third inning on Tuesday.
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The Hawaii Stars' Katsuaki Furuki gets tagged out at home plate by Na Koa Ikaika Maui's Nick Valdez in the first inning at Maehara Stadium.
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Maui's Chad Blackwell delivers a pitch.
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The left-handed Mahan (1-0) finished seven innings, allowed eight hits, three runs, struck out one and walked one. He was greeted with a Gatorade bath as he gave post-game interviews.
"I'm speechless," Mahan said. "I came out and pitched my game, let the defense play ball. The key is just put the ball over the plate and let the defense work. I had a walk and a hit batter, those are pet peeves of mine, but the offense came through and got those runs."
The 35-year-old Mahan is a key for his young ball club, Templeton said.
"He does what a professional does," Templeton said. "He keeps himself in shape and he is professional about everything he does. He goes out there and throws strikes. It's a lesson to any of those pitchers out there - go out and throw strikes."
Maui took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the second when Chema Sanchez smacked a hard roller up the middle for a two-run single. Two infield errors and a hit batsman loaded the bases for Sanchez.
Hawaii took the lead back in a six-run top of the third that was helped by three Maui errors.
Katsuaki Furuki scored on an error and Tyler Krobetzky had a bloop RBI single to center to make it 3-2. Anthony Williams knocked in another run with a single and Krobetzky scored on an error on the same play. Matt Hibbert reached on an error and then Glenn Walker doubled in the final two runs to put Hawaii on top 7-2.
Maui made it 7-3 in the fifth when Ray Serrano singled home Sanchez.
Hawaii added its last run in the ninth when Krobetzky walked with the bases loaded.
Hawaii broke on top 1-0 in the top of the second when Hibbert doubled just over third base to score Williams, who was hit by a pitch.
In the first, Furuki, Brendan Davis and Marshall McDonald all singled with two outs, but Maui left fielder Jeremy Williams nailed Furuki at the plate on a laser-beam throw to catcher Nick Valdez.
Dallas Mahan, Michael Kenui (8), Devon Ramirez (9) and Tyler Krobetzky; Chad Blackwell, Zach Foster (8), Jason Noredreum (9), T.J. Macy (9) and Nick Valdez. WMahan, 1-0. LBlackwell, 1-2. 2BHawaii: Matt Hibbert, Glenn Walker, Marshall McDonald; Maui: Evan Frazar.
Leading hitters - Hawaii: Katsuaki Furuki 2-4, run; Brendan Davis 2-4, run; McDonald 3-4, run; Hibbert 2-4, run. Maui: Chema Sanchez 2-5, run, 2 RBIs; Brandon Gregorich 2-4; Jeremy Williams 2-5; Ray Serrano 2-4; Frazar 2-4, run.


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Tara's Retreat is situated in the High Street of the beautiful rural Hertfordshire village of Sandridge, on the outskirts of the historic City of St Albans. This purpose built home opened in 2006 and is set in landscaped groups which enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
Tara's Retreat is dedicated to providing residential care for older people and for those with dementia related needs. It has been designed and equipped to the highest standard to ensure that residents enjoy a superior quality of life.
All 46 bedrooms are en-suite and decorated to a high specification, all of which may be personalised.
Tara's Retreat offers a choice of lounges and dining areas, a fully equipped activities room and accessible patio areas. The private gardens at Tara's Retreat offer a safe environment, with easy access pathways for outdoor activities.
Tara's Retreat offers long term residential care and short stay respite breaks for older people. The home specialises in the care of older people with dementia related needs and benefits from a safe and secure dementia environment.
The home's Activities Organiser arranges a varied social calendar of meaningful, appropriate activities and entertainment, including trips to places of interest.
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SEATTLE (AP) - It's been more than 30 years since crowds of people from around the Pacific Northwest stood in long lines at Seattle Center to see King Tut, the boy king. The Pacific Science Center is hoping the pharaoh will generate the same kind of enthusiasm this year as a new exhibit opens on Thursday.
But here's some news for people who are hoping to meet the mummy who inspired one of the most famous Saturday Night Live skits of all time: You'll have to fly to Egypt to see him. King Tut has never left his homeland.
The mummy is no longer kept inside his elaborate coffin, but he remains inside the tomb in the Valley of the Kings, according to the curator of this exhibit, David Silverman an Egyptologist and University of Pennsylvania professor, who describes the country as a living museum.
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The golden mask of Psusennes I is seen during a preview of a King Tut exhibit in Seattle. It's been more than 30 years since people from around the Pacific Northwest stood in long lines at the Seattle Center to see King Tut the boy king. The Pacific Science Center is hoping the pharaoh will generate the same kind of enthusiasm this year as a new exhibit opens this week, taking a final bow at the Seattle museum before his artifacts return to Egypt. (AP photo)
King Tut has done very little traveling since his death, but as Steve Martin sang: "he gave his life for tourism."
That's why Egypt's Antiquities Minister Mohammed Ibrahim traveled to Seattle for the exhibit opening instead of staying home to vote in that country's first democratic election.
"Today, history is being written again," Ibrahim said at a press conference on Wednesday. "It's a great day for us."
Ibrahim told The Associated Press he didn't get to vote in the election back home but felt it was worth the tradeoff because he felt he could help his country more by promoting tourism.
He hopes the exhibit will inspire travel to Egypt, whose economy could use the kind of boost Seattle is likely to get from this exhibit.
"Please, we need your help. We need you to support our revolution. We need you to support our movement toward peace and democracy," Ibrahim said.
He also wants a lot of people will see the Seattle exhibit because the eight host museums are sending more than $2 million back to Egypt to help build a new museum in Giza to house the King Tut artifacts and other statues and art from thousands of years of Egyptian history.
Objects that span and explain that same period of history are scheduled to be on display at the Pacific Science Center through Jan. 6, 2013 - from stone statues of Egyptian kings, their children and servants to beautiful jewelry and the mini coffin that held King Tut's stomach.
The museum focuses on the history and culture of the time period, but offers a little bit of science and some wonderfully gory pictures of Tut's mummy just outside the exhibit and beyond the gift shop.
They items on display are just a sample of what was found inside King Tut's tomb in the 1920s and just two repeats from the exhibit to came to Seattle in 1978.
To gain a better idea of the wealth of that discovery, which many have called the biggest archaeological find in history, you'll need to make travel plans to visit Egypt in 2015. That's when the traveling exhibit will be added to the objects that have never left Egypt in the new museum.
Small children may be bored in the dark, quiet spaces of the Pacific Science Center exhibit. But school-age kids will find some things to capture their attention, including a small coffin used to bury a royal cat and a video that teaches visitors how to read hieroglyphics.
Museum officials point out that school tours are all booked for this spring, but a few slots are still available in the fall.
Near the door leading out of the gift shop, don't miss the two machines that will type your name in hieroglyphics for just one dollar. This last attraction may help parents who don't want to spend money on any of the cool Egyptian headdresses, masks or magnets usher their kids toward the door.
The science center wants people to know: there won't be any long lines this time because they are selling timed tickets. The center already sold 90,000 tickets before the exhibit opens and some time slots are already sold out. In 1978, more than 1.3 million people saw the King Tut exhibit in Seattle.
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PACIFIC SCIENCE CENTER: 200 2nd Avenue North, Seattle, WA, on the Seattle Center campus. www.pacificsciencecenter.org/ . Tickets for the exhibition are for a timed entry and include admission to the Pacific Science Center for the day. Adults, $27.50 Monday through Thursday or $32.50 Friday through Sunday and on holidays; seniors and students, $24.50 weekdays or $29.50 weekends and holidays; youth age 6 to 15, $16.50 weekdays or $21.50 weekends and holidays; children age 3 to 5, $15.50 weekdays and $20.50 weekends and holidays. Member tickets are about $10 less expansive, group tickets are also available and the audio tour costs extra.


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The new boss took over at the begining of the month, and Alan and Christy were "stalinized" by the end.
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"My parents never chose to tell me about my legal status," said Hector Lopez. "I like to think I'm somewhat charismatic, and they didn't want to step on that, so they let me live oblivious."
Today, the Senate is expected to vote on a bill, 10 years in the making, that would create a path for young people such as Lopez -- brought to the United States as minors without documentation -- to earn citizenship through military service or college coursework.
As recently as September, the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act -- DREAM -- looked to be on a glide to passage. But the November election turned in part on the immigration issue, with some candidates arguing for a throw-them-all-out approach even as the Obama administration hit a record number of deportations, close to 400,000, in the fiscal year ended Sept. 30. Half of those were people convicted of crimes.
Lopez would be among about 2 million children and young adults eligible for citizenship under the bill. Opponents, led by Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions of Alabama, say the act would be in effect amnesty and would attract more undocumented immigration.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement tracks numbers not state by state but by region; Oregon is counted with Washington and Alaska. Deportations from those states peaked in fiscal year 2008 at 10,910. The number dropped to 9,933 in fiscal year 2010, but a higher proportion of convicted criminals were deported than in the previous five years.
Spokeswoman Lorie Dankers in Seattle said the agency's director "has in many venues said the goal was to try to remove 400,000 people, and we were funded to do that."
But the administration applied a number of tactics to hit that target, according to a story published Monday by the journalism nonprofit Center for Investigative Reporting.
The story reported the agency counted nearly 20,000 immigrants who had left the previous year. Officials ran a repatriation program to Mexico five weeks longer than ever to count 6,500 more exits. Agents were directed to encourage eligible deportees to simply return voluntarily to their home countries, a method that allows a noncitizen to apply later for legal residence or to travel to the United States.
Hector Lopez was deported to Mexico on Sept. 1. Since then, he has attracted the attention and resources of a wealthy Texas businessman, Ralph Isenberg, who became an immigration advocate after fighting his wife's immigration problems for years.
Lopez "may not be a citizen technically, but he's as American as you or I," Isenberg said Tuesday from his office in Dallas. "I challenge anyone to show that this kid doesn't deserve this opportunity."
Lopez was 6 months old when his parents brought him to Milwaukie from Mexico. When he was 9 years old, his parents hired a lawyer to secure immigration papers; the lawyer got work documents, then disappeared without telling the Lopez family of an upcoming hearing, so they did not know that a judge issued a deportation order.
Meanwhile, Lopez was elected student-body president at Rex Putnam High School, where he graduated. He was a Little League coach and logged 600 hours of community service. He went to Clackamas Community College for two years and aimed to transfer to Portland State University to major in marketing.
On Aug. 23, immigration agents arrested Lopez and his parents; Hector and his father were deported, and his mother won a delay to stay with Hector's 15-year-old brother, born in Oregon.
Lopez speaks little Spanish. He said he stayed with a friend of his mother's, and, "At first, you try to be optimistic: I'll be out of here in no time. After a few weeks, you realize it's going to take a long time."
Lopez said he began to fear for his life, although he declined to describe the particulars. On Nov. 17, he rode a bus to the city of Sonora and asked at the U.S. border for asylum on a "reasonable fear" for his safety. He was put in a detention center in Florence, Ariz., to await an interview that has not been scheduled.
"I was trying to avoid going to a detention center. But then I realized that alive in a detention center in the United States was better than dead in Mexico," Lopez said.
The mother of one of Lopez's high school friends searched for help. She learned of Isenberg's assistance to a 19-year-old Texas teenager deported in February to Bangladesh. He agreed to help Lopez.
Isenberg said he paid for Lopez's lawyers and offered to fly his mother and brother to Arizona.
"When I say we're involved, I mean we're involved," Isenberg said. "We've lit the fuse on it."
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Sebastian Rahtz wrote: > > Steve Muench writes: > > other languages) is being worked on by the XSL Working Group > > which includes as members the implementors of all of best > > known XSLT engines like (in alphabetical order) > > MSXSL3, NovellXSL, OracleXSL, Saxon, Xalan, and xt. > ^^^^^^^^^ > Best known? I count myself as fairly knowledgeable about XSLT, but I > have never heard of it. Google pointed me at a message of yours to > this list back in April, and thats it. Can you elucidate? > > Sebastian > > XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list Furthermore, let's try to search with "XSLT Processor" at http://www.google.com Let's try it NOW. What would appear at the top of the result list (not in alphabetical order, sure)? Alexey XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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text: Simply put, it's easier than ever to cast your vote these days. No more making time before or after work to get to the polls -- just drop a form in the mail, get an absentee ballot and fill it out in the comfort of your own home. Or head to the board of elections starting Oct. 2 and vote in person according to published schedules up until Nov. 2. Of course, there's still the option to do it the traditional way, 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Nov. 6, then put on a pot of coffee and ride out the results -- which, by the way, you can follow right here.


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Japanese Internment Camp
Tulelake, California
The second of the ten camps, the Tulelake Relocation Center, was opened on May 27, 1942, about ten miles from the town of Tulelake, California, and just south of the Oregon border. On a clear day, prisoners could see 14,000-foot Mt. Shasta to the south. Located on a dry lake bed, the winters at Tulelake are long and cold and the summers hot and dry, but the weather is relatively mild compared with the other camp locations.
The first evacuees came from the Portland and Puyallup Assembly Centers to help with the initial set up of the camp, and as the camp grew, more people arrived from Southwestern Oregon, Western Washington and the Sacramento area in California.
Of all the camps, Tulelake was fraught with the most turbulence and conflict. Prisoners held frequent demonstrations and strikes demanding their rights under the U.S. Constitution. At its peak, Tulelake held 18,789 internees within a space designated to hold 15,000. It was the last camp to be closed on March 20, 1946.
In early 1942, the War Department began organizing the Nisei volunteer combat team, and those who had passed a loyalty review could be accepted into military service.
But a series of mismanaged meetings and communications led to a widespread failure in the recruitment of volunteers at Tulelake. Fifty-seven Tuleans joined the U.S. Army, the lowest percentage of all the camps.
The WRA had already been allowing civilian internees (primarily college students and farm workers) to study and work outside the camps when they decided to issue a questionnaire to determine the loyalty of all internees over the age of seventeen.
The misnamed Application for Leave Clearance included two questions from the War Department's loyalty review, which asked the applicants if they were willing to serve in the armed forces of the United States and whether they would swear unqualified allegiance to the United States, and foreswear allegiance to the Japanese emperor and to any other foreign government.
Although the application neither made little sense to those who were not planning to leave the camps nor were eligible for military service, individuals who answered "no" to the two loyalty questions were considered "disloyal."
Forty-two percent of the internees at Tulelake answered "no-no" to both loyalty questions or did not answer them at all compared with 10 percent at the other centers. Many answered out of resentment and protest rather than allegiance to Japan.
The atmosphere at Tulelake worsened when the WRA decided to segregate the "disloyals" from the "loyals." In one incident, some 35 Nisei teenage boys who had protested and failed to turn in the questionnaire by the deadline were arrested and taken to the Alturas, Modoc County Jail by gunpoint.
Over the next two months more than a hundred additional internees were put in jail. Many whom the WRA considered "loyal" were moved to other camps, although some chose to remain at Tulelake for family reasons or because they did not want to pack up their belongings yet again.
Pressure from pro-Japan organizations was another factor that influenced 7,222 Tuleans to apply for repatriation to Japan. The extremist position of the militant group, Hokoku-Hoshidan, made them a target of the WRA, and its members were moved to internment camps at Santa Fe and Bismark, which were run by the Department of Justice.
Because of the numerous strikes and boycotts Tulelake was considered a trouble spot. By summer of 1943 the Tulelake was converted into a maximum security facility and became the Tulelake Segregation Center.
Martial law was declared and the military police took control of the center from the WRA. Prisoners, including those who had refused to take the loyalty oath or had caused disturbances, were shipped from all the western states and Hawaii.
More incidences occurred culminating in a series of protests in the fall of 1943. During a visit by National Director Dillon Myer on November 1, more than 5,000 men, women and children gathered in a demonstration to protest the filthy and overcrowded living conditions and demand the resignation of project director, Raymond Best. Although it ended peacefully, stories of near-massacre proportions spread, contributing to the already rebellious reputation of the camp.
Several days later after another minor scuffle known as the Food Warehouse disturbance, several internees were detained by the WRA security guards, questioned in an all-night session and brutally beaten. They were released from the Army Stockade after being held for three weeks without trial.
Unrest continued until more than 350 dissident leaders were in the stockade and 1,200 Issei had been sent to the Department of Justice camps. Martial law was lifted on January 15, but tensions still ran high. In the spring of 1944, an evacuee was shot and killed during an altercation with a guard, and the general manager of the Business Enterprise Association was found murdered.
Tulelake had become the largest of the WRA-run centers. Self government, as established in other centers, was not allowed although an advisory council to the administration was formed.
Additional troops and tanks were assigned to Tulelake, and a lighted 6-foot-high chain link fence topped with barbed wire and 19 watch towers surrounded the camp. The stockade at Tulelake was a 250-foot-by-350-foot enclosed area, and the jail was located just to the north.
Residents lived among sixty-six blocks at Tulelake and, as difficult as it was, did their best to maintain a normal day-to-day life. Each block had multi-purpose recreation buildings used for offices, stores, canteens, a beauty parlor, a barber shop, and judo halls. The Christian, Buddhist and Catholic churches held worship services in these buildings. There were three fire stations, an outdoor stage, a funeral parlor and cemetery.
Sports venues included thirty-one baseball fields and a sumo wrestling pit. The community staff organized cultural programs, recreation sports and youth activities. Performances were given by the
Most students attended Japanese school for half a day and American school for the other half of the day. The school was not completed until February 1944, and it was used for both high school and elementary school classes. It included an auditorium/gym, a shop, a science and crafts building, a library and an administration building.
Approximately 3,000 acres were used for the farm operations known as the "colony." Internees produced barley, potatoes, onions, carrots, grains, rutabagas and other vegetables. Hogs and chickens were also raised.
Tulelake remained open while all the other camps were closed by Christmas of 1944. Most of the Tuleans remained in the U.S., but nearly 4,500 of those who renounced their American citizenship left on ships for Japan in late 1944 and early 1945.
About 2,000 remained in confinement (some until 1947) and were sent to camps in Bismark, Santa Fe, and Crystal City, Texas. In May 1944 the compound was converted into a Prisoner of War camp that housed Italian and German POWs.
Today thousands of prehistoric glyphs as well as numerous World War II-era inscriptions, some with pro-Japanese sentiments, can be seen today on the nearby cliffs of Petroglyph Point, which is part of Lava Beds National Monument. Much of the exterior filming of the 1970s television movie, "Farewell to Manzanar" was shot at Tulelake.
Tulelake is registered as California Historical Landmark No. 850-2. Southwest of the nearby town of Newell, there is a steel cross on a rock promontory of the Peninsula.
The original wood cross was constructed by the evacuees, but the steel cross that stands in its place today was dedicated by the California Japanese Christian Church Federation and honors the 24 ministers that served the camp.
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Austin considers recount in Erie County Council race
Lisa Austin might file for a recount in the Democratic primary for the 2nd District Erie County Council seat.
Austin was declared the unofficial winner on primary night, but lost to fellow challenger Andre Horton by 10 votes when the official count turned up votes from a precinct that hadn't been counted initially.
"I e-mailed (Erie County Clerk of Elections) Doug Smith over the weekend, asking to find out what the facts are for a recount," Austin said.
Austin had not filed for a recount as of late Tuesday afternoon, said Smith, who had sent information to Austin and her attorney describing the process for a recount. Austin must file a request with the Erie County Prothonotary's Office by 4:30 p.m. today.
A recount costs $50 per precinct and the cost is paid by the person requesting it, Smith said. A recount of the entire 2nd District would cost $1,350.
"If she files early (today), we could do the recount the same day, or maybe Thursday," Smith said. "It could take about half a day."
A recount would involve rechecking the electronic voting machine ballots and hand-counting the 54 absentee ballots filed in the district, which covers Erie's bayfront from Millcreek to Lawrence Park townships.
Austin was declared the winner when unofficial results showed she had 942 votes on primary night to Horton's 847. During the official count, it was determined that votes were not tabulated from Erie's 2nd Ward, 7th District, at the JFK Center, 2021 E. 20th St.
Horton was declared the winner with 963 votes to Austin's 953.
The winner of the primary will face Republican Ned Smith, who was unopposed for his party's nomination, in the General Election Nov. 5.
DAVID BRUCE can be reached at 870-1736 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNbruce.


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Assured Labor seeks to improve the lives of workers in developing countries by using mobile phones to match dependable workers with honest employers.
By the end of 2009 over 4 billion people will have a cell phone yet only 1.25 billion people have access to the internet. Furthermore, over 280 million workers in developing countries are acquiring mobile phones for the first time each year. Unfortunately, many of these workers are unemployed, underemployed or working in unsafe conditions.
Assured labor increases labor market efficiency by rapidly connecting workers and employers over our mobile and web platform. Assured Labor also increases labor market transparency by motivating workers and employers to rate each other after every job is done, enabling workers to find more/better opportunities and for employers to find more/better workers for their jobs.
Increased efficiency results in more days worked, greater earnings and the ability to better support individuals and families. Increased transparency results in fair remuneration, decent working conditions, non-discrimination and improved worker rights and protections.
Assured Labors estimates its addressable market is currently 580 million low-wage workers with mobile phones in India, China, Brazil and Africa. This number is expected to increase to 800 million workers by 2010 due to the rapid growth of mobile phones.
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A rapper from Texas who while under the influence of pcp killed a 21 year old woman. He then cut open her chest and ate parts of her lungs. The police picked him up naked in a street staring at the sky. He is now serving life in prison.
Big Lurch is a rapper who smokes PCP and eats human lungs.
DaSandman tarafından 7 Şubat 2007, Çarşamba
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To cannabalize someone thinking that they're the devil while high on Angel Dust.
Woah dude, I just Big Lurch'd that dude, now I'm serving life in prison!
4ourty9 tarafından 31 Aralık 2006, Pazar
A Dallas rapper who got fucked up on pcp and ate his roomate. He was caught in la naked covered in blood yelling at the sky.
Shit big lurch, get it together
Dammit Lurch tarafından 23 Eylül 2010, Perşembe
Texas rapper who's serving a life sentence for cannibalism, in which he stabbed a roomate of his and ate her liver. Later, four cops had to tackle Lurch while he was out on the street naked screaming with blood in his mouth.
Big Lurch (aka Antron Singleton) is sure one crazy ass motherfucka!
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Because life is about living
A city of contrasts, Hong Kong features both an old world charm and modern leisure pursuits that let you truly experience the changing face of this vibrant metropolis. The region is also blessed with stunning natural landscapes which offer plenty of outdoor fun and adventure. Things to do in Hong Kong range from setting off on exciting hiking tours amidst ancient rock formations to embarking on thrilling dolphin watching excursions.
Taking the Trek in Geopark
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The Fortifications of Verdun 1874-1917by Brian Delf Clayton Donnell
The ring of fortifications protecting the city of Verdun on the Meuse River would become critical in the infamous battle of World War I. This book examines these fortifications, including the famous forts of Douaumont and Vaux that saw some of the fiercest fighting during the battle.
The German Fortress of Metz 1870-1944by Brian Delf Clayton Donnell
Following the defeat of France in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71 and the absorption of the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine into the newly formed German Empire, the German Army decided to construct a fortress line from Strasbourg to Luxembourg to protect their new territory and counter the great fortress system that was being built from Switzerland to Belgium, the centerpiece of which was the great Moselstellung (Moselle Position) of Metz/Thionville.The fortress consisted of concrete batteries that fired 10 and 15cm guns from steel turrets, concrete barracks, infantry strong points with ditches defended by casemates, and concrete trenches with shelters and steel observation cupolas. The entire position was surrounded by a wide belt of barbed wire entanglements that were defended by machine gun and rifle positions, and hidden from the view of the attacker. Illustrated with photographs and full color cutaway artwork, this book examines the design and development of the fortress and analyzes its use in combat, focusing particularly on the part it played in holding up General Patton's Third Army's advance across France in 1944
Shenandoah Valley 1862by Adam Hook Clayton Donnell James Donnell
"Stonewall" Jackson's Valley Campaign saw a Confederate Army outmaneuver and defeat three times their number of Union troops in a lightning-swift campaign in the following battles: First Kernstown, McDowell, Front Royal, First Winchester, Cross Keys, Port Republic.On the morning of June 9 1862, victorious Confederate troops under the command of Major General "Stonewall" Jackson began a general advance in pursuit of the withdrawing Union forces following the battle of Port Republic. This was the sixth major battle fought between Union and Confederate troops during a three-month period in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia in the spring of 1862. It was also, effectively, the final battle of what became known as Jackson's Valley Campaign. The campaign, which had begun with a Confederate defeat at the First Battle of Kernstown on March 23, became a showcase for the maneuverability and mobility of Jackson's forces as, heavily outnumbered, they kept the larger Union forces pinned and down and off balance."Stonewall" Jackson had performed his task of keeping General McDowell's Union forces away from the Peninsula Campaign better than anyone could have expected, and following his final victory at Port Republic he was able to force march his men to join up with Lee at Richmond in time to take part in the Seven Days Battles that saved Richmond for the Confederacy.Jackson became a legend for his actions in the Valley Campaign. His army marched over 600 miles in 48 days to win five major battles. His forces, at no time numbering more than 17,000 men, overwhelmed a combined Union force of 50,000, demonstrating in every case his ability to maneuver his troops into a tactical advantage of at least four to three.
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This stock should be at $12-13 in a year with PDUFA coming. I got about 40,000 new shares down here near the Moving Average. I am ready now with 100,000 shares stashed in the Hodge Podge Lodge.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
If the market wasn't rolling over I would have made a play on TSRX today at this bargain rate. However, I tried to make a play off the 20 Day SMA and got burned for 0.10 cents. So until the market shows strength again or I see a "For Real" reverse here on $TSRX I have to wait on the sidelines.
I've tried to catch falling knives before and always get slammed.
...make sure you and Brandon bear clean up all the chicken heads lying around the wood shed. With warm weather finally here its gonna start to smell like a festering MRSA boil.
A holler and fistula. I will be loading on that one later. VTUS already have 10 - 15 on Butt creams company. Nobody cares about butt creams, but they will see.
DON WAIT TOO LATE to get cheap shares.
I would and never will doubt my dear friend Kitty---HE has made too damn much money for me! Hell, I own a small 15,000 shares of TSRX--added 5,000 yesterday at
$6.20--- Please dear Kitty --let this Old OLD Man know when to jump ship with my money from SNTS and TSRX, etc.--remember--- we old people Love your #$%$ and the rest of you as well !!!
no offense sir but i dont beleive you have 300k shares


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What are your group's goals?
Have you looked into taking the Amtrak?
I'm not sure I understand- is the price for TW in St. Louis changing from $40?
What happens if someone is not interested in attending a seminar? Will there be some sort of 'ticket' or 'pass' (something tangible) that can be passed off to someone else? Is there a cost for those...
15-year-olds (or anyone under 18 or still in high school) that are that serious are few and far between, though. How arbitrary would TW be if they started having some sort of interview process to...
Sorry, the SvenPussians are booked ;)


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Someone who is a snoodler, enjoys snoodling meatballs, etc. usually sports a kool aid mustache.
"That kid Mike is such a snoodlebug. Its like, all he ever does."
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A girl of Portuguese descent who maintains a level of sass and attitude, dietary requirements are as follows; Sugar.
You're such a snoodlebug for demanding cake at 7:00 am.
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