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Conditional Statements in C - if else break continue switch
Conditional statements are statements, which are executed depending on some condition being satisfied as true or false. In this tutorial, we will try to learn some conditional statements which include: If-else, switch, break and continue which controls the behaviour of loop to some extent.
if else
We are going to discuss about a conditional statement "if-else" in this section in C programming. Let's forget about C programming concept for some time and go for some real life examples.
Do you watch cricket? Cricket game has a term - "century". If any player scores more than hundred runs, it is termed as he has made a century. Suppose you have just finished watching cricket. I have asked you "Did Bryan Lara make a century in today's match?" You have to remember his run and answer me. How does the decision comes in your mind? You will remember his score, and then if he has scored 100 or more runs, your answer will be "yes". Now in C programming the projection will have to be proceeded in this logical manner as your brain does.
A flow chart is given here for the demonstration of the working procedure:
The steps are as follows:
int score;
So, what is the generalized structure for the if statement?
if(conditional expression)
if(conditional expression)
int score;
Let's move back to our first example. If century has been scored, your answer will be "yes". What would be the otherwise condition? It must be "no". The otherwise part is covered using else keyword. Here the demonstration is given:
if(score >= 100)
if(score < 20)
If score is 10. Then first if condition is true. So it is not required to test other if condition. But in the example above, all of four conditions are tested, while it is not required if the decision has been made.
So, we should go for optimisation. If one condition is true, we will make the decision and wouldn't check the other conditions. How can we do that?
Here comes the necessity of another keyword else if. It optimizes the decision-making procedure if there are multiple conditions. If one condition is true, the decision is made and other conditions are ignored.
if(score < 20)
int score, wicket;
if(score >= 50 && wicket >=2)
Let's try something difficult. You have to decide a player's performance as all-round or good batting. If score is 50+, then the player is designated with good batting. And if along with that, wicket taking is 2+, then he obtains all-round performance.
if(score >= 50)
If there are multiple if and else, then the first else works for the last if, next else works for second last if, until there are curly braces ({,}).
if(score >= 50)
if(score >= 50)
The keyword tells about what it does. It breaks something. But what does it break? It breaks the execution of the loop or switch statement to which it belongs. This loop includes for loop, while loop, do while loop. Let's go for example.
Consider about the loop below. It will be traversed for 10 times and print the number-0123456789 one after another. Each time it would display one number and after traversing the loop for the subsequent time, it would display the subsequent number and proceed thereby. After traversing 10 times, it will go out from the loop and print the last line-outside loop.
for(counter = 0; counter < 10; counter++)
for(counter = 0; counter < 10; counter++)
Let's go for another example. Suppose you will take input from keyboard inside a loop and print square root of the number. The loop will continue until there is a negative input. Let's use break keyword to implement it.
Like break keyword, continue also tells about its work by its name. It works almost opposite of break. It resides in a loop, bypasses the next statements of that iteration and passes control to the next iteration.
For example, suppose you are trying to print the even number from 1 to 20. You will use a for loop and increment the loop by one (1). Then how will you achieve your goal? Let's see:
for(num = 1; num <= 20; num++)
for(num = 20; num >=0 ; num--)
for(player = 1; player <= 11; player++)
So, we need optimization, right? We should not add 0 score to total score as it has no impact and does extra operation which cost extra cpu cycle. How can this be done? When we get a 0 score, we will ignore the addition operation and go for the next input.
for(player = 1; player <= 11; player++)
switch is used to work with conditional statement. The goal is same as if else, but switch has some advantages over if else. Specially for large program with lots of conditions, it works much better than its counterpart. Generalization of switch statement is given below:
switch keyword tells the compiler that the conditional statement begins from here. There is an expression after switch closed in first bracket; depending on its value, next statement executes. But unlike the expression of the if or else if condition, it can only be a variable , not logical or relational expression.
In every switch statement, there can be one or multiple case. The value of expression is checked here. When any match is found, the statement of that case is executed.
case constant:
Traditionally, statement(s) of every case is followed by a break keyword. It tells the compiler that execution of switch statement is over. It is not mandatory, but is a good practice.
Consider a situation. Let you are checking an operator value in switch. In case, you have checked (+,-*,/) value. But what would you do if you have entered an operator other than those? For example-if it is % operator, what is needed to do? You haven't handle this in any case, right? For this type of scenario, a default section is added. When there is no match with any case, default section is executed.
default :
Let's go for our first example of switch. I will try to explain working procedure of switch statement step by step.
Suppose your friend has got his result of his last exam. You want to know his result and appreciate accordingly. How will you do this? You will ask his grade, measure his performance and appreciate him according to his performance. Appreciation words for different grades will be different. You have thought your words for different grades – "Excellent", "Very good", "Average", "Not good", "Sorry" for the grades "A", "B", "C", "D" and "F" respectively.
This is implemented using switch case here. Variable grade contains the grade letter. Keyword switch takes the variable and different case are written for different grade. Every statement of a case is followed by a break keyword as we want to break the loop if any case executes.
char grade;
In first example, we have seen different statements for every case. But what if different case provides same result? Will you write same statement for each case? You should not. There is an optimal way. Write the statement only once, keep blank for other case. Can't understand? Observe the example given below.
char inputChar;
Let's go for some more practical scenario. Make a basic calculator, which will do some basic operation like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. You will write the expression like "a+b", "a-b", "a*b", "a/b" and your program will output the result. How? In switch statement, take operator as expression ((switch(op)), in every case , check the operator(+, -, *, /), then do the operation according to the operator.
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EBENSBURG - The Central Cambria softball team likes the long ball.
But Thursday in the District 6 Class AA semifinals, the Lady Devils knew they had to have a different approach to solve Penn Cambria pitcher Kate Reese.
Small ball.
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Central Cambria's Kacey?Haluska (7) gets a hug from Jordan Makin after the Lady Red Devils' victory Thursday.
The gameplan worked to perfection as second-seeded Central Cambria blanked the Lady Panthers, 5-0, to earn a date with top-seeded Philipsburg-Osceola in next week's district championship.
It will be the Lady Devils' first crack at the title since 2003. They haven't won since 1999.
"It was more of a situation where you're facing a pitcher you're just not going to crank the ball over the fence off of," Central Cambria coach Pat Stock said. "Kate Reese is a good pitcher. We sort of manufactured most of our runs today. You gotta do whatever it takes at the time.
"Any time you go into a game, it's not how you get runs, it's make sure you get some."
In the bottom of the sixth inning, the Lady Devils were looking to add to their 2-0 lead, and Lindsay Beyer got things rolling with a single to center.
Ali Vogatsky roped a grounder to deep short, but because Beyer hustled to second, shortstop Alli Reese was forced to try to make a play at first. Beyer and Vogatsky each advanced on the errant throw.
Aimee Espe laid down a perfect suicide squeeze to score Beyer and took second on the scatter for the ball behind the plate.
Kacey Haluska and Jackie Howell each added RBIs to complete the three-run inning.
"They're a young team. They made some mistakes when we put the ball in play," Stock said. "They opened the door for us. I knew if we got that third run with the suicide squeeze, it was kinda like a dagger, and that's how it worked out."
It wasn't just the offense that clicked for the Lady Devils (13-1).
Pitcher Jordan Makin and her defense kept a potent Penn Cambria lineup off the board.
Twice the Lady Panthers (12-2) stranded runners on second and third - once in the second and again in the fifth.
"Our game, we have to have those little things come our way," Penn Cambria coach John Casale said. "Today, they just didn't happen. That's what we needed - runners on, top of our order coming up. We couldn't put the hits together."
"That was big," Stock said. "That was the very scenario I was afraid of. If they go up one- or two-nothing early in the game, it only builds their confidence, and then we start to doubt a little bit. The fact that we never got behind is what gave us the best chance to win."
That, and Makin's gem.
"I can't say enough about how Jordan threw tonight," Stock said of Makin's three-hitter. "She just painted corners all night. And to shut them out in this game was huge. They're a good team."
"I didn't even really think about [the shutout], honestly, until the end," Makin said. "Then I was like, 'Oh my God, I actually got a shutout in districts.' I can't even explain how happy I am. I didn't want to do it just for myself. It was really for my coach and my team. I'm really happy."
Stock, who is retiring once the season ends, also completed a rare milestone Thursday.
Under his 34-year guidance, Central Cambria is 58-0 against the Lady Panthers.
"The law of averages was against me," Stock joked, noting he didn't want to jinx his team's chances of advancing because of the streak. "I start thinking about it when I shouldn't."
Central Cambria and Philpsburg-Osceola are scheduled to play Wednesday at Penn State University. Both teams will receive bids to the PIAA tournament.
Game notes: Kate Reese struck out six, including four consecutive outs, and walked one in a three-hitter to cap off her high school career. ... Beyer was 2-for-3 and scored twice. Espe drove in two runs. ... Penn Cambria's Taylor Freeman had the game's only extra-base hit with a double in the fifth inning. ... Stock will be making his 11th district championship appearance and is looking for his sixth title. ... Both of Penn Cambria's losses this season were to Central Cambria.
PENN CAMBRIA (0): Freeman cf 301, A. Reese ss 300, K. Reese p 300, Yusko 1b 200, Toth c 201, Cr. Smith rf 301, Kleman lf 300, E. Roberts 2b 300, S. Roberts 3b 100. Totals 23-0-3.
CENTRAL CAMBRIA (5): Lorditch cf 401, Swatsworth ss 200, James c 210, Beyer 1b 322, Vogatsky 3b 310, Espe lf 310, Haluska rf 300, Forcellini dp 200, Howell ph 100, Farabaugh pr 000, Makin p 000, Magley 2b 300. Totals 26-5-3.
Penn Cambria000 000 0 - 0 3 2
Central Cambria000 203 x - 5 3 0
E-E. Roberts, A. Reese. LOB-Penn Cambria 5, Central Cambria 5. 2B-Freeman. RBI-Vogatsky, Espe 2, Haluska, Howell. SB-Cr. Smith.
Penn Cambria-K. Reese (L), 6.0 IP, 3 H, 5 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 6 SO.
Central Cambria-Makin (W), 7.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 2 BB, 1 SO.
HBP-by K. Reese (Swatsworth).
Records: Penn Cambria (12-2); Central Cambria (13-1).


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Creating Trauma-Focused Care in Juvenile Secure Detention will establish trauma-informed mental health screening in New York City (NYC)'s two secure juvenile detention centers. The program will establish evidence-based skills groups to help reduce trauma-related problems, and will build collaborative partnerships in the child-serving systems associated with juvenile detention to increase trauma responsiveness in those systems. Goals include: 1) establish systematic trauma-informed mental health screening, evaluate that process, and develop and disseminate a product through the NCTSN network; 2) adapt the STAIR-A skill-building group protocol for use in juvenile detention by juvenile detention center staff and mental health clinicians and evaluate the approach; 3) infuse into NYC secure juvenile detention an awareness of trauma and a common language and methodology for handling trauma-related emotional and behavioral issues and evaluate this approach; and 4) build a collaborative partnership among major youth-serving systems that interact directly with NYC juvenile detention centers (e.g., probation, family courts, agencies providing non-secure detention) and extend trauma knowledge and trauma-informed care into those systems. During the four- year project, assuming admissions to the facilities remain at current levels, we expect that 3,256 unduplicated residents will be screened. Using a train-the-trainer model, we will train 30 co-trainers from within the facilities, and deliver the NCTSN-developed Think Trauma training curriculum to 350 juvenile justice staff. After all secure detention staff are trained, we will provide yearly trauma-informed booster training sessions at each site. Over the course of the project, we will train 75 juvenile justice direct care staff as STAIR-A group leaders within their facilities, and, assuming admissions to the facilities remain at current levels, 1,512 residents will participate in STAIR-A groups. Residents will reinforce the skills they learn in STAIR-A groups through participation in skills practice sessions on their residential halls, and selected residents will publicize and encourage practice of STAIR-A skills through participation in a youth leadership group.
The Institute for Adolescent Trauma Training and Treatment at the School of Social Work will: 1) create a skilled trauma-focused workforce of social work and other mental health professionals on Long Island and in parts of New York City; 2) support delivery of evidence-based treatments to adolescents across Long Island, with an emphasis on youth in residential settings; and 3) build on existing collaborations with local and national agencies, and with service systems, to improve the quality of trauma-informed services by multidisciplinary providers (e.g., child welfare, probation). During the four years of the project, the institute will provide training on assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of child and adolescent trauma to more than 1,300 social work students and multidisciplinary providers across the region, extending the scope of evidence-based and trauma-informed service delivery to more than 4,000 adolescents.
The School-Based Treatment and Services Adaptation (TSA) Center will be created by Lutheran Family Health Centers (LFHC), in collaboration with the New York City Department of Education in southwest Brooklyn, to further develop and validate trauma-informed treatments and services that will serve culturally diverse children and youth, and their families. The goals are to: 1) form a community coalition focused on building capacity to address child and family trauma, particularly within the context of larger child-serving systems including day care, preschools, schools, youth services, and child welfare; 2) build up community and stakeholder consensus and work collaboratively with TSA Centers and the NCCTS; 3) further culturally modify the TEMAS Narrative Therapy-Trauma (TNT-T); 4) develop an outreach component, which will include workshops to train parents, school and community agency personnel, and primary care providers; 5) train mental health staff and pediatric staff throughout the LFHC's nine primary care centers and 15 school-based health centers; 6) identify, screen, and refer children and adolescents at high risk for traumatic stress; 7) train mental health staff at the Sunset Terrace Mental Health Center and Healthy Connections program; and 8) export training on the implementation of culturally competent, evidence-based TNT-T modalities.
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Dr. Juliet M. Vogel is a former director of training for the Division of Trauma Psychiatry for the North Shore LIJ Health System in Manhasset, New York. Through the NCTSN category II site there, she was involved in the development of programs for children, families, and first responders affected by 9/11, and in the development of a program for military personnel and their families. Her NCTSN workgroup participation has included co-authoring NCTSN's Psychological First Aid for Schools Field Guide. Dr. Vogel currently teaches the didactic seminar for the Division of Trauma Psychiatry at NSLIJ. She maintains a private practice and does consulting, with a particular interest in family resilience. She is involved in the NCTSN Family Systems, Military Families, and Terrorism and Disaster collaborative groups.
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Carrie Epstein is a faculty member at Yale and Director of Clinical Services and Training at the Childhood Violent Trauma Center at the Yale Child Study Center. She is co-developer of the Child and Family Traumatic Stress Intervention (CFTSI), the evidence-based early intervention/secondary prevention model for children who have recently been exposed to potentially traumatic events. Ms. Epstein is also currently in private practice, and provides training and consultation nationally on trauma-focused mental health treatments for children and families impacted by trauma. She is also the former senior director of the Safe Horizon Center for Child Innovation in New York City.
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Robin Goodman is Executive Director of A Caring Hand, the Billy Esposito Foundation in New York, New York, and consultant to St. John's University. As consultant to the Allegheny General Hospital Center for Traumatic Stress in Children and Adolescents, she focuses on childhood traumatic grief-related activities and NCTSN projects. Dr. Goodman has also been a consultant for the Department of Defense Educational Opportunities Directorate and for the NCTSN. Previously, as director of bereavement programs at the NYU Child Study Center, an NCTSN grantee, she co-directed a clinical and research program for bereaved 9/11 families.
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Joseph Benamati is author of START (Systematic Training to Assist in the Recovery from Trauma) and former center director of the Parsons Child and Family Center's NCTSN project in Albany, New York. Dr. Benamati is currently a faculty member at the Sanctuary Leadership Development Institute in Yonkers, New York. He remains involved with the Network through his membership on the NCTSN Steering Committee (2008–2010), and through his trainings and speaking engagements around the United States.


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Seriously, have you considered just how many classic pop songs are about amusement parks and attractions in New Jersey? How about:
• "Palisades Park" by Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon, 1962 (bonus trivia: written
by Chuck Barris of "Gong Show" fame)
• "Wildwood Days" by Bobby Rydell, 1963
• "Under the Boardwalk" by the Drifters, 1964
• "Cherry Hill Park" by Billy Joe Royal, 1969, set in Cherry Hill, NJ;
• "Fourth of July in Asbury Park (Sandy)" by Bruce Springsteen, 1973
New Jersey and amusement parks, carnivals and fairs go together like pork roll and cheese, Abbott and Costello or baseball and Ballantine. No matter where you travel in the Garden State, you'll find attractions to keep you riding, splashing, eating and enjoying.
Destinations such as Great Adventure, the Wildwoods, Seaside Heights and Point Pleasant are well-known vacation destinations. But the state offers enough of a variety of state and county fairs, ethnic festivals and attractions to keep even the most ardent cotton candy or corn dog lover stuffed for the season.
Here's a look at the fun and excitement of amusement parks, circuses and fairs in New Jersey. Be sure to click on the captions button for more information and links about these classic photos.
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Pardee Homes is a residential home building company founded in 1921 by George Pardee Sr. He was joined by his three sons in the Los Angeles housing boom after World War II. They began building in southern Nevada in 1952, selling affordable homes to veterans for $1.00 down. [1]
Pardee became a wholly owned subsidiary of Weyerhaeuser Corporation in 1969, one of 5 such Weyerhaeuser companies under the WRECO division. On July 8, 2014 WRECO merged with Tri Pointe Homes now called the TRI Pointe Group, Inc. [2] [3] The Pardee Homes headquarters is located in Pasadena, CA. Other offices include San Diego, CA, Corona, CA, Valencia, CA, and Las Vegas, Nevada. The company is currently developing new housing tracts throughout Southern California, including San Diego,[4] Del Mar Mesa[5] the Inland Empire,[6] and Moorpark,[7] along with Southern Nevada[8] including participation in the multi-builder master-planned Inspirada Community in Henderson, NV. [9]
Green Building[edit]
Pardee Homes began building energy-efficient, green homes in 1998 and introduced LivingSmart®, a green building program, in 2001.[10] Pardee Homes received the California Governor's Environmental and Economic Leadership Award (GEELA) in 2005, for its sustainable practices.[11] In May 2011, Pardee Homes became California's first production homebuilder to commit to getting an entire community of homes certified to the National Green Building Standard™ (NGBS) by the NAHB Research Center, and internationally recognized, independent third party. Pardee's new LivingSmart® Homes in Santa Clarita's Fair Oaks Ranch®, will all be built to the Gold-level criteria of the NGBS, inspected at least twice by an accredited green verifier, and Green Certified by the NAHB Research Center.[12]
In 2013, Certified Green Professional and Pardee Homes VP of Marketing Joyce Mason was one of 15 judges in China's inaugural Solar Decathlon, a joint effort of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and China's National Administration of Energy. Organized by Peking University and staged in Datong in Shanxi Province, the Decathlon's Solar Village showcased 20 homes created by college and university student teams who represented 35 nationalities in countries from six continents.[13]
Awards and recognition[edit]
Industry awards include:
- 2015 San Diego's Best New Home Builder [14]
- 2015 Avid Benchmark Award Inland Empire Division [15]
- 2014 Gold Award for Detached Home over 4001 sq ft, National Association of Home Builders [16]
- 2014 Avid Awards: Highest Customer Ratings in North America [17]
- 2014 Silver Nugget Award: Best Kitchen Under 200 Sq Ft [18]
- 2013 Pacific Coast Builders Conference: Gold Nugget Awards [19]
- 2011 Eliant Customer Service Experience [20]
- 2010 JD Power Home Builder Customer Satisfaction Study JD Power[21]
- 2010 JD Power New Home Quality Study JD Power[22]
- 2006 Energy Star Partner of the Year for Sustained Excellence - United States Environmental Protection Agency[23][24]
- 2006 Outstanding Philanthropy by a Homebuilding Company—Hearthstone BUILDER[25]
- 2003 America's Best Builder[26]
- See builder website for expanded list of awards.[27]
- ^ Las Vegas Sun
- ^ Tri Pointe Homes Press Release
- ^ Las Vegas Review Journal
- ^ Pardee Homes San Diego
- ^ Alta Del Mar in Del Mar Mesa
- ^ Pardee Homes Inland Empire
- ^ Moorpark Highlands
- ^ Pardee Homes Las Vegas
- ^ Pardee Homes at Inspirada
- ^ Builder and Developer Magazine
- ^ California Governor's Environmental and Economic Leadership Awards
- ^ RealEstateRama
- ^ Solar Decathlon China - Juror Biographies
- ^ San Diego's Best New Home Builder by San Diego Union Tribune
- ^ 2015 Avid Benchmark Award Winner Inland Empire
- ^ Gold Award, National Association of Home Builders
- ^ Pardee Homes Press Release - Avid Awards
- ^ Silver Nugget Award: Best Kitchen Under 200 Sq Ft
- ^ : U~T San Diego
- ^ : First Place - Eliant Homebuyers Choice Customer Service Experience Award
- ^ : J.D. Power Consumer Center Ratings Customer Satisfaction Study Las Vegas
- ^ : J.D. Power Consumer Center Ratings New Home Quality Study Las Vegas
- ^ ENERGY STAR Qualified New Homes Award Winners : ENERGY STAR
- ^ Lowes, Pardee Homes, 3M Among 50 to Win Recognition for Energy Efficiency, Greenhouse Gas Reductions | Newsroom | US EPA
- ^ Hearthstone BUILDER Humanitarian Awards
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Powell Endorses Obama, Reflecting Fractures in GOP
Republican former Secretary of State Colin Powell's endorsement of Sen. Barack Obama is the latest sign that the Republican Party's coalition is fracturing amid the stresses of the campaign.
Appearing on NBC's "Meet The Press" Sunday, Gen. Powell lamented his party's tilt to the right and a campaign by Sen. John McCain that he said had dwelled too much on inconsequential issues and attacks.
Gen. Powell, a secretary of state under George W. Bush, echoed many conservative intellectuals in his criticism of Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin, saying: "I don't believe she's ready to be president of the United States....That raised some questions as to the judgment that Sen. McCain made."
Some Republicans, including Sen. McCain, dismissed the significance of the endorsement. "It doesn't come as a surprise," the senator from Arizona said in an appearance on Fox News Sunday. "I'm very pleased to have the endorsement of four former secretaries of state, well over 200 retired generals and admirals. I've admired and continue to respect Secretary Powell."
The endorsement comes after a series of events that have pointed to the fraying of a Republican umbrella that has relied in the past on both moderates and conservatives to bulk up its governing majority.
Late last week, conservative radio talk-show host Michael Smerconish endorsed Sen. Obama, as did conservative columnist Christopher Buckley, the son of National Review founder William F. Buckley. The Chicago Tribune endorsed Sen. Obama last week, the first time the paper has endorsed a Democrat in its 161-year history.
Two Republican senators in the middle of tough re-election fights -- Susan Collins of Maine and Norm Coleman of Minnesota -- have denounced Sen. McCain's automated phone calls attacking Sen. Obama. "These kind of tactics have no place in Maine politics," said Sen. Collins's spokesman, Kevin Kelley. "Sen. Collins urges the McCain campaign to stop these calls immediately."
Since Ronald Reagan's victory in 1980, Republicans have built their coalition on small-government conservatives, social conservatives moved by issues such as opposition to abortion rights and gay rights, and pro-military voters -- with some support from older, more moderate Republicans.
In the past weeks, strains have developed on all fronts. Fiscal conservatives, already angered by the growth in government spending and deficits under Mr. Bush, have been incensed by what they see as government intrusion in the markets with the $700 billion Wall Street rescue plan. Sen. McCain voted for the plan, then angered his party's fiscal-conservative wing further by proposing that the government buy $300 billion in mortgages on homes facing foreclosure.
The Palin pick was intended in part to assuage social conservatives who have long been leery of Sen. McCain. While it seems to have succeeded on that score, it may also have driven off moderate Republicans.
"Whether John wins or loses, the party is going to have to go through a period of introspection, and we're going to have to regenerate ourselves," said John Weaver, a former top aide to Sen. McCain.
"The Republican Party is fractured. It is completely, utterly fractured," said Mark Corallo, a conservative Republican political strategist.
Sen. Obama played up the Powell endorsement during a rally Sunday afternoon in Fayetteville, N.C., near the Fort Bragg military base and one of the country's largest veteran populations.
"With so many brave men and women from Fayetteville serving in the military, this is a city and a state that knows something about great soldiers," Sen. Obama told the roughly 10,200 people gathered at the Crown Center Coliseum.
"This morning, a great soldier, a great statesman and a great American has endorsed our campaign to change America," he said.
For all of Sen. Obama's recent conservative endorsements, polls don't show a big move of Republicans to his side. According to a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll this month, 5% of respondents who identify themselves as Republicans say they plan to vote for Sen. Obama in November, compared with 74% for Sen. McCain.
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DeSoto man fatally shot on Southeast Oak Cliff sidewalk
A 45-year-old DeSoto man was shot to death in Southeast Oak Cliff on Saturday morning, Dallas police said.
Officers responded to the 6200 block of Baraboo Drive near Simpson Stuart Road and Bonne View Road around 1 a.m. and found Warren Devins suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. Paramedics took Devins to Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas, where he died, said police spokesman Sgt. Warren Mitchell.
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IFAD Annual Report Documents Investments in Adaptation and Gender
July 2012: The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) has released its 2012 Annual Report, which describes the achievements of its programme of work through 240 projects in 94 countries, as well as its new strategic framework for 2011-2015.
IFAD's key figures document the milestones and indicators towards sustainable rural development, including its programming and project costs of over $2 billion in 2011. In describing the IFAD Strategic Framework, it notes IFAD's role in building resilience to climate change, helping farmers access services, creating on and off farm economic opportunities, and influencing policies and institutions that govern livelihoods.
The report highlights the efforts of IFAD to: support the empowerment of poor rural women; work with young rural people; increase rural financial services and weather insurance; and address climate change. It also describes advances in supporting biodiversity, improving food and nutrition security; and addressing land tenure and responsible investment in agriculture and remittances.
The Programme of Work outlines regional efforts with examples from Africa, Asia/Pacific, the Near East/North Africa/ Europe and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). The Annual Report also outlines partnerships with the Belgian Fund for Food Security, the Global Mechanism of the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), the International Land Coalition, the Rome-based UN Food Agencies, the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR), Indigenous Peoples Assistance Facility, the Global Environment Facility (GEF), multilateral development banks, the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) and others. [Publication: IFAD 2011 Annual Report]


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A backpack, a package of rainbow-colored markers or a new pair of shoes may not seem like much.
But for a growing number of students in the Ann Arbor area, those back-to-school staples are just out of reach—especially when their families are more concerned with finding a place to sleep or making rent.
The federally-funded Education Project for Homeless Youth program assisted about 1,300 of Washtenaw County's students last year.
This school year, the program expects the number of homeless students that need their help to increase—just as it has since the program's inception in 2006. That year, 370 homeless students received services.
"The stability of school can really help promote resilience in kids that are dealing with a lot of chaos in the home," said Kristin Duff, interim program manager and grants coordinator for EPHY.
Duff said she anticipates there to be about 1,400 students that will need assistance this fall.
Ann Arbor Public Schools and Ypsilanti Community Schools are among two of the districts that have the highest number of homeless students in the county, Duff said.
About 318 AAPS students—about 2 percent of the school district's population—received help from EPHY last year. In YCS, that number was 330 students, or about 7 percent of the district's population.
The program sees the bulk of its student referrals spike at the beginning of each school year, Duff said. The program's back-to-school push for donations helps fill its storage shelves for the year ahead.
Backpacks are constantly in high demand, Duff said, explaining that EPHY will likely be out of donated backpacks by October.
Though there's a major distribution of school supplies during the first part of the school year, Duff said donations are needed year-round as students continue to be identified. EPHY works with several other organizations across the county to coordinate donation efforts.
The program is willing to take any donation of new items from its list. Duff said they have an unusually high number of donations of glue sticks.
Compasses, markers, deodorant and easy to make food items like ramen or granola bars are in high demand, Duff said.
Related: School supplies sought for homeless students in Washtenaw County
Cash donations are also needed for the program's student need fund. That's used to purchase new shoes for students through an agreement they have at Payless.
Duff points to the lack of shelters and high rents in the Ann Arbor area that make it difficult for some families to make ends meet.
"I think there's an expectation that we're rebounding and we're getting back on our feet," Duff said, explaining that it's not always the case for working families in Washtenaw County. "The housing issue is a very big issue and there aren't simple solutions. It's disheartening because there aren't enough resources for these families."
EPHY's goal is to give students the tools they need to stay in school. Whether it's a backpack, a pair of shoes or a new pair of underwear, EPHY makes sure that students have what they need to keep learning.
"There are some basic supports that we can provide families that can provide stability," Duff said. "While we can't solve the problem of providing them a home immediately, we can … as an agency work with them to promote school success while promoting the stability of the family as a whole."
Though the program has a constant number of children and families it supports, its federal grant funding was cut nearly in half last November. The program runs on a grant budget of about $35,000. It has two full-time employees and makes use of two social work interns from the University of Michigan
It has meant that the program has had to cut back on much of the direct services it has been able to provide to families, and had to rely more on secretaries and teachers in school buildings to reach students and parents.
Donations—both monetary and in the form of supplies—have helped to sustain the program's ability to help students.
In the 2013-14 school year the program distributed between $18,000 and $20,000 worth of school supplies, Duff estimated.
Amy Biolchini is the K-12 education reporter for The Ann Arbor News. Reach her at firstname.lastname@example.com, (734) 623-2552 or on Twitter. Find all Washtenaw County K-12 education stories on MLive.com.


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Hyla Merin never met her father. An Army officer from Buffalo, he was killed in Italy in the final days of World War II.
But in ceremonies earlier this week at her home in Westlake Village, Calif., near Los Angeles, Merin received her father's long-lost battle medals, including a Silver Star.
Second Lt. Hyman Markel's Purple Heart turned up about four months ago in a box containing papers that was discovered by the manager of a West Hollywood apartment building where Merin's mother lived in the 1960s.
The manager got in touch with Purple Hearts Reunited, which returns lost or stolen medals to veterans or their families, and they tracked down Merin. In addition to the Purple Heart, she received his Silver Star and half a dozen other medals.
Markel was killed while taking out a German machine-gun position to save the men in his infantry unit after they were ambushed while on patrol in Italy's Po Valley in May 1945, according to Zachariah Fike, a Vermont Army National Guard captain who founded Purple Hearts Reunited.
Merin's mother, Celia, met Markel at a Jewish temple in Buffalo and married him in 1941, when he already was in the military. She never talked about him with her daughter.
"It was a very difficult topic for her," she told the Associated Press. "When my father died, she was seven months pregnant with me."
Through relatives, she learned that her father was a rabbi's son and was brilliant in mathematics. Her only image of him came from wedding photos in which he was wearing his military uniform.
Her mother was told about the discovery of the Purple Heart but didn't get to witness its return. She died Feb. 1 at age 94.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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No more Valdez, please.
No more Valdez, please.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Valdez grounds out to short. Hanigan to 3rd.
Valdez = outs.
"You only have to bat a thousand in two things; flying and heart transplants. Everything else you can go 4-for-5."
-Beano Cook
Bailey pops out to 2nd. 3-0 Reds mid 6th.
Valdez does his job...moves the runner over for the pitcher.
"Okay you guys, pair up in threes!" --Yogi Berra
Dusty's old school "this is the way we did it back in the day" mentality I don't understand.
You ride the hot horse..Valdez has no business starting tonight. We know exactly what he can do.
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DeJesus flies out to left
Valbuena grounds out to 2nd.
Those numbers for Bailey really do make you consider that Bailey should possibly start game 2 on the road in the playoffs.
Rizzo grounds out to short. 3-0 Reds after 6.
If Votto is that scared then when does he become not scared? He is going to have to run hard sometime.
Didi Gregorius is the kids name that has played good at SS for us.
Why not start him again?
I would be open to Gregorius being the back up infielder during the playoffs....he has hit the ball hard most at bats..let's see what he can do this month. Let him have a chance. Especially this series before Cozart comes back.
However we all know he has no chance of making the post season roster...no chance. Valdez is written in stone.
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Gosselin: Boxing greats give formula for beating Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. is the face of boxing.
Mayweather has won eight world titles in five weight classes and been called the greatest pound-for-pound fighter in the world.
Mayweather is 44-0 with 26 knockouts. He's never fought a boxer he couldn't beat.
"I'd have knocked him out," said Sugar Ray Leonard the other day.
I caught up with Leonard at the Home of Champions gym in south Dallas. He was in town to promote the 25th annual FightNight, a community revitalization project sponsored by the Real Estate Council.
The Home of Champions gym, run by former world welterweight champion Curtis Cokes, is going to get a facelift from the council, so Leonard stopped by the gym for that announcement. He brought along Roberto Duran, who also brought along an opinion about Mayweather.
"He wouldn't last against me," said Duran through an interpreter. "He's not a bad guy, but he has a big mouth. I know how he fights and everything he does. He'd have nothing to teach me."
That's what I've always liked about boxers. They speak their mind. Political correctness is never part of the agenda. What they think, they say.
Leonard and Duran professed respect for Mayweather as a boxer. He maintained his perfect record last weekend with a 12-round, unanimous decision over Robert Guerrero.
"He impressed me with his performance," Leonard said. "Not because of who he fought — Guerrero's a good fighter, but not really in his [Mayweather's] league. You saw that throughout the rounds as Mayweather became more and more dominant.
"What impressed me about Mayweather was that he's 36 and [had] been inactive for a more than a year. Very few fighters, even myself, could come back and have the mental and psychological capacity to stay focused like he did. He was brilliant. He was a sheer boxing technician. His performance made me look up and say, 'Yes, he can compete with any era.'"
But competing in any era and winning in any era are different challenges. Especially in the era of Duran and Leonard, who fought three times, Leonard winning twice. They pushed each other to greatness. And when they weren't pushing each other, Marvin Hagler and Thomas Hearns were doing some pushing.
"Mayweather wouldn't reach [those heights] fighting against us," Duran said. "Hearns would have knocked him out. Hagler, Leonard and myself all would have knocked him out. Those guys were monsters. Even [Iran] Barkley."
Leonard won world titles in five weight classes. So did Hearns. Duran won titles in four weight classes. Leonard was 27-0 before he lost to Duran. Hearns was 32-0 when he lost to Leonard. Leonard, Duran, Hearns and Hagler are enshrined in the International Boxing Hall of Fame.
In 2002, The Ring magazine produced its list of the 20 greatest boxers of all time. It ranked Duran fifth, Leonard ninth and Hagler 17th. And all those boxers fought each other. That era produced some of the greatest bouts in history.
The lack of Hall of Fame competition may be what's holding Mayweather back.
"There is no one else like him," Duran said. "He's one of the best. But right now there are no big names like before. There is nobody."
Actually, there is one. At least there was one. The boxing world hungered for a Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao bout around the turn of the decade. They were the two best fighters of their generation — Mayweather with a 40-0 record at the time and Pacquiao at 51-3-2.
There were some intense negotiations during 2010-11, but drug testing and then purse size scuttled the talks and the fight never came to pass.
Pacquiao is 34 now and has fought 61 times. That's a lot of rounds, a lot of punches. He lost his two fights in 2012 and was knocked out in his last bout.
"That fight should already have happened," Leonard said. "That fight would still draw, no question. But it wouldn't have the same magic as my fight with Tommy Hearns or Marvin Hagler or Roberto Duran."
Duran, standing a few feet away, also shook his head.
"You shouldn't be afraid in boxing," Duran said. "In our day, it was how much, when, where, what time and at what weight?"
We may never see Mayweather-Pacquiao. The passage of time will prevent us from ever seeing Mayweather-Leonard or Mayweather-Duran, either. That's too bad — I'd have paid to see any and all of those bouts.
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Sizing them up
Here's a comparison of Floyd Mayweather with four signature boxers active in the 1980s:
Signature win
Floyd Mayweather
Def. De La Hoya, split dec.
Roberto Duran
Def. Leonard, dec.
Marvin Hagler
Def. Hearns, TKO 3
Thomas Hearns
Def. Duran, TKO 2
Sugar Ray Leonard
Def. Hagler, split dec.


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Justin stuck this pic of himself baring his naked bum up on Instagram on Saturday. He quickly deleted it, but not before it was liked 15,000 times and got more than 2,700 comments.
Justin's manager, Scooter Braun, later tweeted "As a prankster you have to respect another good prank. Only makes sense. #crackdealer."
Bieber seems to making a habit out of getting his bum out recently – as this pic from a Nashville concert shows.


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Adaptation Fund Board Discusses Operational Guidelines
6 July 2009: The Adaptation Fund (AF) Secretariat has posted a summary of the proceedings of the sixth AF Board meeting, which convened in Bonn, Germany, from 15-17 June 2009, and discussed elements related to the AF's Operational Guidelines.
The Guidelines are to be adopted at the next meeting, and will enable the Fund to initiate accreditation processes and to call for project proposals. The Board heard presentations from the two countries that have put forward offers to confer legal capacity and to host the Adaptation Fund Board: Germany and Barbados. A decision on this issue is expected to be taken at the next Board meeting, for endorsement by the Kyoto Protocol Parties in Copenhagen. The Board established two Committees, the Ethics and Finance Committee and the Project and Program Review Committee, and the Committees' members elected their respective Chairs and Vice-chairs and adopted their terms of reference and general guidelines. The Board also decided on a logo.
The next Board meeting will convene in Bonn from 14-16 September 2009.
The Board was also informed of the first sales of certified emission reductions (CERs) on behalf of the Fund. The AF is to be funded primarily through a two percent share of proceeds of all CERs issued under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM). The inaugural sales of CERs took place during the third week of May 2009, and consisted of 600,000 tons, sold at an average price of €12.17 per ton. The second sale of CERs took place during the second week of June 2009, during which 500,000 tons were sold at an average price of €11.46 per ton. [AF press release]


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Assassination Tango
I would really, really like Robert Duvall to limit his employment to acting. Now, I'm not saying he's a good actor, but comparing his skills as an actor to his skills as a writer/director is like comparing wine to warm, lung-chunky phlegm. "The Apostle" was one of the most overrated, tedious films in recent memory (on the level of "Leaving Las Vegas" bad) and "Assassination Tango" isn't much better. If Duvall can improve on his next effort, somebody might hire him to write and direct the return of the "Police Academy" movies. It would be a step up.
There's just something wrong here. First of all, there's not enough story for a film. John J. Anderson (Robert Duvall) is an assassin who goes to Argentina for a job and falls in love with the tango. There's so much space between the action that it's like waiting for a bus that never comes. Of course, this sort of thing happens all the time. Some directors fill that space with clever character interactions or interesting dialogue. Duvall fills it with the sort of stuff that other directors leave on the cutting room floor. It's pretty much like Duvall the director and Duvall the writer just instructed everyone, including Duvall the actor, to sit around and make crap up.
Indeed, the dead space in the movie consists almost entirely of characters sitting around mumbling. Duvall is just a step from writing the "ums" into his script. Frankly, I think they could have retitled this film "The Retarded Café" because that's what I started to think of as Anderson and his Argentine dance partner, Manuela (Luciana Pedraza), sat around and chatted.
Ultimately, there's absolutely no point to the movie. Duvall, who's known to like dancing, just wanted to make a film where he could dance some. I hope he got his fix because he's the only person for whom this movie served any purpose at all.
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Joanna Burke
Sanctuary Won't Put Down Elephant That Killed Handler
July 24 , 2006
Winkie, the elephant that killed a handler and injured another, will not be euthanized, The Elephant Sanctuary indicated in a statement posted on its Web site.
Joanna Burke, 36, was killed by the 7,600-pound female Asian elephant Friday after having worked with her for six years.
"Joanna made it perfectly clear in word and deed that no harm should come to any elephant no matter their action," the statement posted Saturday said.
"She shared the Sanctuary's philosophy that Winkie will not be punished for her actions but managed in a way that keeps another innocent caregiver out of harm's way."
The Elephant Sanctuary did not say what changes in handling the elephant there might be.
A news conference is scheduled for noon today to address the incident, sanctuary Development Director Kate Elliott said.
The Web statement quoted an e-mail sent by Burke the day before she died to a co-worker, who had discussed the sanctuary and its mission in a radio interview. "I found myself out taking care of the girls (as she called the elephants) as the sun sank below the horizon, seeing and feeling it all as though it was the first time, … " Burke said. "Your words made me reconnect to our mission here in such a powerful way."
According to the statement, burial arrangements have not been completed but it was Burke's wish to be buried on the grounds of the sanctuary, in Hohenwald in Lewis County.
Burke's family has arrived from out of state to oversee her remains, Elliott said. "The loss is too great to absorb at this moment; all who knew and loved Joanna are grieving. The elephants sense her absence in a profound way," the Sanctuary's statement continued.
"Joanna's family, friends and beloved elephants do not know how we will deal with her passing. The void is too great."
Burke was the primary caregiver at The Elephant Sanctuary, where she had worked for eight years.
Elephants can suffer from a condition that is effectually similar to post-traumatic stress disorder in humans. Most elephants taken from the wild — as Winkie was — suffer from this condition, which is the most common cause of elephant rampages, according to a report in New Scientist magazine earlier this year.
"Given a certain situation, any kind of animal can suffer from some kind of disorder, depending on its management," said Jim Bartoo, spokesman for the Nashville Zoo.


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To the Editor: I have always wanted to write a concise clinical paper of which there can be no question or comment other than favorable. I am enclosing an original paper "Pug Nose of the Newly Born Infant" which is respectfully submitted for publication in the American Journal of Diseases of Children.
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Tom Corbett has been governor for six months, and in many ways, if you agree with his agenda - provided you understand what his agenda is - he's been a success.
For the first time in almost a decade, the budget passed on time. Facing a $4 billion gap, he reduced state spending. True to his word, and his signed pledge to Grover Norquist, he didn't raise taxes, although why he feels it necessary to be beholden to a Washington management strategist is beyond me.
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North Dakota St (9-7) Summit (16-10)overall
Southern Utah (8-9) Summit (13-14)overall
Oral Roberts (16-1) Summit (24-5)overall
UMKC (4-12) Summit (10-18)overall
South Dakota (4-12) Summit (9-16)overall
Oakland (9-7) Summit (15-13)overall
IPFW (4-12) Summit (10-16)overall
North Dakota (3-4) Great West (11-14)overall
SouthWest Minn St (14-10) D-2 school
Dakota St (15-12) NAIA school
Western Mich (5-7) MAC (11-15)overall
In simple terms the Jacrabbits home wins were vs #153, #227, #51, #246, #266, #152, #265, #275, #170 + NAIA & D-2 school. This has prompted inflation I can't pass up as Buffalo plays very sound basketball...
The rest of my card:
Drexel +3
St Johns +4
Mizzo@TexA&M over 131
Fairfield@Wisc-Milw under 124
Sac St -3.5...
68-45-5 ytd +383 units...(60%)
15-7-1 POD's +205 units...(68%)
0-1 POY -55 units...
2-0-2 on Championship Wagers 2 weeks ago in this thread below:
Today's wager's are:
Giants/Pats over 53 for 50 units...POD
Giants for 20 units...
66-45-3 ytd +323 units...(59.4%)
13-7-1 POD's +145 units...(65%)
0-1 POY -55 units...
Wildcard thread had a bit of misfortune going 3-3ats netting -16.5 units. And now i lost my biggest bet so far this year on the Saints/49ers under while pushing on the Ravnes -7. Divisional round went 0-1-1 netting -55 units. Here's that piss poor thread below:
NFC Championship wager on:
Giants@49ers under 42.5 for 40 units... Every POD bet has been 20 units throughout the season up to this point. I really want to make another play of the year play but that would just be asinine. I really love this play very much so and i'm wagering accordingly. Every body in the world just witnessed Eli Manning completely tear apart a horrific defense last week and will probably be betting the Giants getting the points. These 2 defenses should take control of this game and that 49er offense won't be so blessed to have plays go for 49 yards like Vernon Davis did in the 1st qtr last week or 28 yard TD run's from Alex Smith as he did in the later stages of the 4th qtr in that same game. It's not weather the under here owes me but more so it's just the correct and morally the right selection in relation to long term profits, which is exactly why i'm sitting here now up a very large amoun... [More]
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In 1965's The Collector, Terence Stamp imprisoned Samantha Eggar as if she were just another butterfly. Tattoo makes gaudily explicit what was implicit in the earlier film—sex, nudity and sadomasochism—but it's hardly as memorable. Obsessed by the beauty of model Maud Adams, Bruce Dern lures her into captivity and tries to cover her already admirably upholstered body with ornate tattoos. He wants to protect her from evil spirits, but the problem for Adams (who spends most of the movie in the nude) is that Dern himself is an evil spirit. Dern, our most convincing celluloid sickie, here is a thoroughly novel wacko who once disinfected public telephones and now puts hankies over the mouthpieces when he makes calls. When he first meets Adams he is so gallant Maud feels "like I'm out with Sir Galahad." But once he carries her off, he treats her to nights as errant as de Sade's. Dern and Adams are both credible, but the film's obsession with obsession, like Dern's ink, just doesn't wash. (R)
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Former Tulane receiver Ryan Grant caught a game-high four passes for 44 yards and a touchdown in the Washington Redskins' 24-23 victory against the Cleveland Browns.
Grant hauled in a 14-yard pass from Washington backup quarterback Kirk Cousins in the third quarter.
He caught three passes for 37 yards in the Redskins' preseason opener against the New England Patriots.
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