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Stilly Valley Royals' run ends at Berry Tournament
MARYSVILLE — With the all-stars around the corner, the Stilly Valley Royals ended their season at the Strawberry Tournament.
A 10-1 loss to the Marysville White Sox in majors action June 11 halted a two-win run by the Royals at the tournament.
"We played really well in the first couple games, but we ran into a good Marysville team," said Royals manager Bob Bergley. "Sometimes that just happens."
The Royals opened the tournament with a 5-2 win over Alderwood VFW on June 5 and then won their second contest against the Gators of Stanwood and Camano Island, 6-2. Unfortunately, wider margins of victory by other teams in Pool F left the Royals needing to play the White Sox in a pig-tail game to enter bracket play.
The White Sox jumped out to a 4-1 lead over the Royals in the first two innings and never looked back.
Highlights of the season for Bergley were Avery Earnhardt, who hit the team's only home run of the season and watching first-year player Jeremiah Alonzo improve dramatically from the start of the season.
"We had a great defensive team this year," Bergley said. "We didn't have a team score 10 runs on us all season — this is the first time it's happened."
The Royals finished their season 14-10 and in fourth place in their league.
Team members included: Zane Blanken, Avery Earnheart, Jordan Nielsen, Mason Bergley, Blake Hathaway, Jacy Leavitt, Jerrimiah Alonso, Andrew Roundy, Jacob Olson, Jeff Hoskinson, Jake Star.
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1952 21 Years Old He produced and acted in several productions while at university, was on the Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club Committee 1952-53, and graduated in 1953 from St Catharine's College. … Read More
1954 23 Years Old From 1954 to 1955, he was at the Oxford Playhouse where he directed several notable young actors such as Ronnie Barker and Roderick Cook.
1955 24 Years Old In August 1955, he directed the English-language premiere of Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett at the Arts Theatre, London. … Read More
1956 25 Years Old From 1956–1959 he ran the Arts Theatre and directed several plays including the English-language premiere of The Waltz of the Toreadors by the French dramatist Jean Anouilh.
1957 26 Years Old He was at Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in Stratford-on-Avon for the 1957 to 1959 seasons. … Read More
1960 29 Years Old Hall founded the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1960, at the age of 29.
1968 37 Years Old He served as its artistic director from that time until 1968.
1970 39 Years Old From 1970 onwards, he directed a number of operas for Glyndebourne Festival Opera, including Francesco Cavalli's L'Ormindo, Benjamin Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream and Albert Herring, and the Mozart/Da Ponte operas The Marriage of Figaro, Don Giovanni and Così Fan Tutte. … Read More
1973 42 Years Old He was director of the National Theatre from 1973 to 1988 and was also a member of the Arts Council of Great Britain resigning from the latter role in protest over cuts in public funding. … Read More
1983 52 Years Old In 1983 he presented a new production of Wagner's Ring Cycle at Bayreuth, with Sir Georg Solti conducting. … Read More
1988 57 Years Old In 1988 he opened a production of Tennessee Williams' Orpheus Descending in London.
1989 58 Years Old He later presented the production, starring Vanessa Redgrave on Broadway in 1989. … Read More
1990 59 Years Old In 1990, at the Chichester Festival Theatre he directed Born Again, a musical version of Eugène Ionesco's Rhinoceros. … Read More
1999 68 Years Old In 1999, he was presented with a Laurence Olivier Award.
2000 69 Years Old He was appointed Chancellor of Kingston University in 2000.
2006 75 Years Old He was awarded an Honorary Degree (Doctor of Letters) from the University of Bath in 2006. … Read More
2013 82 Years Old He has six children, all of whom work in the entertainment industry: producer Christopher Hall and actress Jenny Wilhide (with first wife Caron); director Edward Hall and theatre designer Lucy Hall (Mrs Rupert Edwards) (with second wife Taylor); actress Rebecca Hall (with third wife Ewing); and Emma Hall (with present wife Frei) who graduated from Cambridge University in 2013 with a first in English. … Read More
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Interesting... Though I preordered a game from them before and it took a long time after the release before they even got it in. That really sucked.
After speaking to a GameStop employee, I was able to get a date out of him: October 7th. He also indicated that this would be a one day, and possibly one hour, event in which their preorders will be sold out until they receive their shipment at launch.
Whether or not this is true is beyond me, but I do believe that the last bit of information has presented itself. When I went to check GameStop's Wii page, I noticed that there is now, in big, bold letters, a message that says "Online console preorder information coming soon!".
This could mean they intend to send the e-mails out Friday the 6th to prepare everyone for a Saturday preorder event.
For anyone interested, your best bet would be to call GameStop and ask specifically whether or not this is the date, because I'm betting that by now the employees have recieved the memo.
Interesting... Though I preordered a game from them before and it took a long time after the release before they even got it in. That really sucked.
"I'm the only guy in the world who has to wake up to have a nightmare."
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Well, the point is, if GameStop is doing it, it's likely that every other store is starting their preorders the same day.
Just called my GameStop, Jim said possibly in the next 2 weeks, I think it is October 10th like this one manager said!
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Ah, shit. X_x;; If it's a one-hour thing, I'm gonna snap. T_T Gamestop is the only game store on this island, and it's an hour away! T_T
Well, I called gamestop, and they didn't say anything about a pre-ordering date. T_T I'm so confused!
Nintendo have said they will be meeting retailers mid october to discuss numbers of units available. I'm sure most stores will take pre-orders once they know how many they willbe having.
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Inspired by an incredible true story, The Way Back begins in 1940 when seven prisoners attempt the impossible: escape from a brutal Siberian gulag. Thus begins a treacherous 4,500-mile trek to freedom across the world's most merciless landscapes. They have little food and few supplies. They don't know or trust each other. But together, they must withstand nature at its most extreme. Their humanity is further tested when they meet a teenage runaway who begs to join them on their quest.
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Anthony Slater: "Entering the season, there was an understandable concern regarding Jeremy Lamb's efficiency. In brief stretches last year, he shot 35 percent. And in the preseason, that number dipped even lower. So smart money suggested that Lamb was destined to be a high-volume scorer in the making, needing plenty of shots to pile up substantial points. But 17 games in, it hasn't been that way. Lamb is shooting a respectable 46 percent overall and 40 percent from three. And lately, he's been even more impressive, making 54 percent of his shots (37-of-68) over the past eight games."
Ben Golliver of Blazersedge: "Stotts and his players weren't sold on the notion that the angry outburst turned things, and indeed the Thunder were in position to potentially win until the very end, thanks to Durant and 20 combined points from Jeremy Lamb and Reggie Jackson off the bench. If the technical foul wasn't a fulcrum, it was a jolt, at the very least. The Blazers committed just four turnovers in the second half (after committing seven in the first half) and allowed just five second-chance points (after conceding 15 in the first half). Portland shot 50 percent in the second half after shooting 40 percent in the first half."
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Sam Amick of USA Today: "Westbrook had, in some weird way, spoiled the public with his presence since coming into widespread hoops consciousness. Before going down in Game 2 of the first round against the Houston Rockets, he had enjoyed an incredible run of health that spanned his high school days in Los Angeles County, his two seasons at UCLA and the first five seasons of his pro career. That's 394 out of 394 possible regular season games, and 45 out of a possible 45 games in the playoffs. When Westbrook was no longer there, the Thunder – who were already adjusting to life without James Harden after he was traded to the Rockets at the start of last season – no longer looked like a team to be reckoned with at the highest levels."
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WOODBRIDGE -- An Edison man was arrested today on charges he held up patrons at a poker tournament in the American Legion hall at gunpoint, stole more than $2,400 cash and fired a shot in the air as people chased him.
Milton Neal, 32, is being held on $50,000 bail, charged with robbery, aggravated assault, unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of a weapon for unlawful purpose for the robbery early Saturday at the American Legion hall on Berry Street, Woodbridge.
Neal was arrested at 8:07 a.m. today after Woodbridge Police Detective Kevin Laughery traced him to a home on Jersey Avenue in New Brunswick, police said.
About 35 people contributed $85 each for the poker tournament at the hall at 314 Berry St., and a person in charge of the cash was bagging money for the winners at 12:40 a.m. Saturday when a masked bandit armed with a shotgun entered a side door, witnesses told police.
After threatening to kill patrons if they moved, the robber grabbed cash from a woman holding the money and fled, authorities said. Two people followed him, until the gunman fired a shot and the patrons ran back to the hall, authorities said.
Investigators recovered wadding from a discharged shotgun shell on Berry Street, near Jean Court, and two nearby residents told officers they heard the shot, looked out from their homes and saw a silver-colored Range Rover speed down the street, police said.
Police issued an alert about the vehicle, and Carteret Officer Robert Wargocki later reported stopping a similar vehicle in the borough on Friday night, with two men in the vehicle, authorities said.
Investigators later determined Neal was one of the men in the vehicle, and developed evidence linking him to the robbery, Woodbridge police Lt. Thomas Gennarelli said.


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Just a 3 minute walk from Taipei Main Station MRT, Taipei Room Rental Hostel is situated next to Taipei Main Station. We offer a diverse range of room types from individual rooms to mixed beds in dormitory rooms. Rental period is available for just one month or 2 to 6 months periods.
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Look around the NFL, and you'll find rookie skill players making differences for their teams.
The Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons have better offensive units than they did last year, thanks in part to top draft picks Joe Flacco and Matt Ryan, both quarterbacks.
Running back Darren McFadden has been a little banged up, but he still has made a strong contribution with the Oakland Raiders.
Felix Jones has added an element to the Dallas Cowboys offense, and running backs Jonathan Stewart and Chris Johnson are carrying the loads in Carolina and Tennessee, respectively, helping to get those teams off to strong starts.
Wide receiver DeSean Jackson, a second-round pick, has also been a huge difference maker in Philadelphia.
That's what makes Rashard Mendenhall's season-ending fractured shoulder even more devastating to the Pittsburgh Steelers. It's bad enough to have a player with loads of potential virtually making no impact to the team, but it's compounded by the fact that other teams, including 2008 opponents, are benefiting from similar players.
Then, add in the fact that the Steelers are getting no production from any of their other draft picks - receiver Limas Sweed (No. 2) and tackle Tony Hills (No. 4) haven't even suited up for any games yet and linebacker Bruce Davis (No. 3) played his first game Monday and was only used on special teams - and you begin to wonder if the Steelers improved themselves over last season.
Fifth-round pick Dennis Dixon is currently being groomed for a career backup quarterback job, and late-round picks Mike Humpal and Ryan Mundy are on injured reserve. The rookies making the most contributions are rookie free agents Donovan Woods and Patrick Bailey on special teams.
Mendenhall slipped in the draft, and the Steelers were surprised he was still available when they selected him with the No. 23 pick. His season-ending injury and preseason fumble problems should at least have the Steelers starting to question why several teams passed on him.
The Steelers also picked Mendenhall instead of an offensive lineman, and it's pretty ironic that they lost a starting lineman - Kendall Simmons - on the same night they lost the rookie No. 1 pick.
It's way too early to judge the Steelers' 2008 draft. But when considering how much of an impact it's making on this season, so far it's been a disaster.
NFL Week No. 5
Game of the week: Washington at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Sunday (FOX). Every NFC East divisional game will be a good one this season.
Upset special: Detroit (+2 1/2) at home vs. Chicago. The post-Matt Millen era may begin with a victory.
Fantasy tip: Don't waste a pickup on Najeh Davenport for the Steelers. The offensive line is not in good shape, they play a tough schedule, and Willie Parker will be back at some point.
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The observation of the relationship between occupational hazards and
diseases dates back to several centuries ago, but only in the final years of
the 17th century a systematic description of the diseases according to their
occupational causes allowed improvement of knowledge in this field. That is
why Ramazzini is the worldwide recognized "Father of Occupational Medicine".
Bernardino Ramazzini was born in Carpi, a small town near Modena, on October
4, 1633. On invitation from duke Francesco d'Este he was appointed Chair of
Theory of Medicine in 1682. He then taught for thirty-two years: in this
period his interest as a scholar was attracted by several topics, but he
focused his attention mainly on workers' health problems. For nearly as many
years he investigated the subject in depth, visiting workplaces (Ego quidem
... neque indecorum credidi in viliores Officinas pedem quandoque immittere,
& ... Artium Mechanicarum secreta contemplari), observing workers'
activities and discussing with workers illnesses they were affected by
(..liceat quoque interrogationem hanc adiicere, & quam artem exerceat).
Date: May 12, 2000
"Bernardino Ramazzini" Hall, Faculty of Medicine - Policlinico - Largo del
Pozzo, 71 - Modena (Italy).
The Morning Programme (9-13.30) includes:
The Afternoon Programme (15.30-17.30) includes a guided tour throughout
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As we approach a presidential election, there is much to consider. Declaring a party doesn't matter to me - voting for the best candidate does.
This year, first and foremost, I will vote for the candidate who believes in protecting human life. God will not bless or protect a country or world that does not.
For those who don't think Mitt Romney is the best candidate, consider this:
We know what religion he is, that he won't bow down to foreign powers or practice fiscal irresponsibility.
He will show us his birth certificate, college transcripts and law degree.
Romney is wealthy - but as one of our country's most successful businessmen, he has the background and ability to turn our country's economy in a better direction.
Also consider this:
In turning things around for the state of Massachusetts, he took no salary for four years when governor.
In 2011, he gave 19 percent of his income to charity - Obama gave 1 percent.
Do your own research, and don't be brainwashed by the lies of the commercials. The Republicans plan wants to save Medicare. Under Obamacare, if you're more than 70 years old and need significant medical care, it will be presented to a review board. You might get approval for the treatment you need - before your demise. Wake up - Obamacare is the beginning of efforts to turn our country into a socialist society.
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Jeffrey Coble successfully passed his Ph.D. examination on Wednesday, March 12, 2014. His thesis title was "Molecular mechanisms of brain RAS hyperactivity upon fluid balance: sufficiency of angiotensin production from the subfornical organ to affect fluid balance". Members of his thesis committee were chair, Curt Sigmund from the Department of Pharmacology; Kamal Rahmouni from the Department of Pharmacology; Alan K. Johnson from the Departments of Psychology and Pharmacology; Chris Benson from the Departments of Internal Medicine and Pharmacology; and Steven Lentz from the Department of Internal Medicine. Dr. Lentz is the director of the MSTP program. Dr. Coble's research focused on using genetic methods to define the role of the subfornical organ and downstream PKC signaling in mediating fluid intake in response to local angiotensin-II production.
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Team Pro Sport looks to defend their 2012 Passing Down Elite 7-on-7 Challenge Best of the West title beginning Sunday in Northern California. Led by four-star Vanderbilt verbal commit K.J. Carta-Samuels, Pro Sport is the team to beat heading into the tournament.
But the four-star Bellarmine Prep signal caller isn't alone in terms of talent for the San Jose-based squad. Live Oak RB/DB Trevor Bearden, Sobrato WR/DB Calvin Tipton, and Bellarmine Prep LB Joe Castignani are also solid D1 prospects on Pro Sport. One 2015 prospect to watch is 6-foot-4, 230-pound tight end Jake Moen.
Three of NorCal's top quarterbacks in 2014 class are slated to showcase their talent with none hotter than four-star gunslinger Manny Wilkins out of San Marin. The nation's 15th best quarterback in the nation, according to Scout.com, has offers from Arizona and Utah State.
Wilkins played last year as a receiver for current Cal quarterback Jared Goff at Passing Down. He quarterbacked Team DB Guru in Las Vegas early this month, but DB Guru isn't making the trip leaving the talented signal caller to assemble a hodgepodge of athletes. Hence, Team "Those Guys" will be interesting to watch on Sunday. Regardless, they will have a solid arm leading the way.
Also holding an Arizona offer, among three others, Casa Grande quarterback JaJuan Lawson leads Team Shift. Lawson is an intriguing athlete as many programs like him as a defensive back at the next level. Speaking of athletes/defensive backs, Team Shift teammate Malik Beachum could steal the show this weekend. While still awaiting his first offer, there might not be a better two-way threat (offense/defense) in the tournament than the American Canyon junior.
A couple of young signal callers will look to put themselves on the map. Team EBAL Elite quarterback Kyle Kearns out of Foothill is arguably one of the top 2015 prospects in the Golden State. Whitney 2016 quarterback Hunter Rodrigues looks to follow in his older brother's – current Oregon Duck Jake Rodrigues – footsteps. The older Rodrigues led Team Sac Attack in the 2011 Passing Down Elite 7-on-7 Challenge. The younger's team is also named Sac Attack.
Rounding out the nine-team field is Team ASAP, Team Diverse Sports, Team Kenion Training, and Team Thunder.
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The St. Louis Rams (5-8) suffered a second consecutive loss against the Arizona Cardinals (8-5) in a disappointing effort that ended with a score of 30-10.
The Rams were able to find the end zone in the second half of the game following a 56-yard run by Tavon Austin, but that's about the only positive for St. Louis from this game.
Arizona dominated at the line of scrimmage and limited the St. Louis running backs to just 44 yards (not counting Austin's big run).
On defense, the Rams forced just five incompletions in 32 attempts. Carson Palmer torched the secondary for 269 yards, while the Arizona backs added 108 yards on the ground.
It was an all-around disaster for St. Louis.
It won't get any easier for the Rams, as they host the dominant New Orleans Saints next week.
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PFW's late-week fantasy tips for wide receivers:
WRs Brandon Lloyd and Cecil Shorts will both be players to start in fantasy leagues this week when the Patriots and Jaguars meet in Jacksonville. We offer fantasy notes on Lloyd, Shorts, Rams WR Danny Amendola and more in PFW's Week 16 wide-receiver tips.
The Patriots' Week 16 matchup against the Jaguars is one of those "start everyone" situations, as New England could light up the scoreboard, and that goes for WR Brandon Lloyd. Lloyd rewarded patient fantasy owners the last two weeks, going 7-89-1 vs. Houston and 10-190-0 in the loss to the 49ers. He should fare well on Sunday against Jacksonville's 24th-ranked passing defense.
Although it wasn't enough to get back in the win column, the return of Cecil Shorts in Week 15 (6-101-0) was an encouraging sign that there are no lingering effects from the concussion he suffered in Week 13. Just 75 yards shy of becoming the Jaguars first 1,000 yard receiver since Jimmy Smith in 2005, Shorts is a must-start against a New England pass defense that was victimized for one big play after the next by Colin Kaepernick and the Niners last week. With the Jaguars likely to be playing catch up, Shorts could be in line for a big day.
Browns WR Josh Gordon might merit a look in three-WR leagues in Week 16. The Broncos have surrendered 24 TD passes, and the Browns could be playing from behind. Gordon leads the Browns in receiving yards (759) and TD catches (five).
In Ben Roethlisberger's first two starts back in the lineup after missing three games with shoulder and rib injuries, Steelers WRs Mike Wallace and Antonio Brown have been targeted 21 times apiece, with Wallace catching 11 passes for 207 yards and two TDs and Brown hauling in 12 passes for 111 yards and a pair of scores. Both Wallace and Brown are playable in Week 16 vs. Cincinnati, especially in three-WR formats.
Bills WR Stevie Johnson is approaching his third consecutive 1,000-yard season and should expect plenty of targets on Sunday. He has had at least six catches in five of the last six games, including a 6-79 performance against Miami in Week 11. Johnson was able to separate from Dolphins CB Sean Smith with ease when they matched up earlier this season. The Dolphins could apply more attention to Johnson, especially without many other viable options in the Bills' receiving game, but he will still get his opportunities.
While WR Braylon Edwards showed some flashes in his first game back in a Jets uniform, it's hard to expect much out of him in Week 16 with QB Greg McElroy at the helm. The Jets' pass catchers all lose whatever fantasy value they had with McElroy getting the start at quarterback.
Rams WR Danny Amendola shapes up as a potentially scintillating flex prospect going up against a Bucs defense that has had all kinds of problems lately. Amendola bounced back from a two-week injury-induced hiatus (heel/foot) last Sunday with a 6-58-1 receiving effort in the Rams' loss to the Vikings, and the team's offense is showing signs of going with more of an up-tempo passing attack down the stretch that is tailor-made for Amendola's quality skills out of the slot. In Tampa Bay's current four-game tailspin, the Bucs have given up an average of just under 30 points and 305.7 passing yards per game. In the Saints' 41-0 drubbing of the Bucs last Sunday, New Orleans slot stalwarts Lance Moore and Darren Sproles each registered TD catches.
Niners WRs Michael Crabtree and Randy Moss might be solid fantasy pieces in a playoff lineup puzzle this Sunday, playing in a game in Seattle that could very much be like the Niners' rain-slicked barn-burner vs. the Pats last week, as far as the weather conditions are concerned. Crabtree (7-107-2 in Week 15, six TDs in last seven games) could be a particularly challenging matchup for an undermanned Seahawks CB corps missing suspended starter Brandon Browner for sure and also possibly fellow starter Richard Sherman, pending his Friday appeal on a four-game suspension for allegedly testing positive for Adderrall (check status). Moss' opportunities could be a lot more limited due to the possible return of WR Mario Manningham (shoulder, check status).
Titans WR Kendall Wright (3-31-0) cracked at least one rib in the win over the Jets, leaving his status for Sunday's game against the Packers up in the air. Wright leads the Titans in receptions (62), but he has not provided the big plays the Titans expected when they drafted him in April.
Colts WR Reggie Wayne has not surpassed six receptions or 64 receiving yards since Week 12, yet he remains QB Andrew Luck's most trusted target and should be in fantasy lineups Sunday against the Chiefs. The field-stretching and run after-the-catch talents of T.Y. Hilton (3-78-1 in Week 15) make him a decent WR3 of flex option this week, as well.
Eagles WR Jeremy Maclin has been a little limited with a back injury but should be cleared for Sunday against the Redskins.


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How Less Can Be More: Using the Federal Income Tax to Stabilize State and Local Finance
Darien Shanske
University of California, Davis - School of Law
October 19, 2011
31 Virginia Tax Review 413 (2012)
Governments at all levels – federal, state and local – are suffering through ever more severe budget crises. The interests of these different levels of government are often assumed to be in conflict. For instance, it seems reasonable to believe that if the federal government were to get its finances in order then that would mean less aid to the states. Yet this common assumption is not necessarily correct; what if the federal government saved money through cutting subsidies that are likely doing more harm than good? Currently, the Internal Revenue Code is doling out more than one hundred billion dollars per year in just such subsidies to the states. If these subsidies were cut completely, then this alone would go a long way towards resolving the disputes that are now regularly threatening to bring the federal government to a standstill. This Article advocates deep cuts, but not the complete elimination of these subsidies because much smaller subsidies could be better focused on enhancing state and local fiscal stability, and this would mean that the federal government would be spending less while aiding the states more. Most centrally, this Article advocates that the federal government encourage states to use the local property tax in contrast to more volatile revenue sources.
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The BPHC program is not designed to meet all of an individual's needs, but merely to assist in the coordination of services for the eligible recipient. BPHC recipients are eligible for Medicaid and therefore eligible to receive all Medicaid covered services for which they qualify to meet their complex needs.
The BPHC program will provide eligible individuals with help in managing their physical and behavioral health. Community mental health centers will provide services such as help in scheduling appointments with doctors, coaching on communicating more effectively with doctors and following instructions on medications or other doctor recommendations.
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$21 million for Cool Earth's Solar Balloonsby Gloria Campos
What has inflatable lightweight mirrors and captures the same amount of energy from the sun, as traditional flat panel PV systems, while using 500 times less solar cell material? Cool Earth's cool Solar Balloons do and they're about to expand. read more »
Just Add Sunlight for Clean Clothesby Lisa Zyga
Researchers have developed self-cleaning wool, where all that is needed to get rid of stains and dirt is sunlight. Instead of throwing your clothes in the washing machine, you'd just hang them up in the sun for a few hours. read more »
Outer Space Underwear to Fly in Final Frontierby Steve Levenstein
Takao Doi, the Japanese astronaut who'll be testing whether a boomerang will fly in space, now has something else to live down: he'll be the living test-bed for a new underwear fabric said to provide "high levels of deodorant, antiseptic and antistatic effect" in space. Don't laugh - how'd you like to be docking a visiting space shuttle while dealing with static cling below the asteroid belt? read more »
Great Invention Idea? Cure Hiccups with a Zap!by Elizabeth Valeri
We've all heard that a good fright is one way to cure a bout of the hiccups. Admittedly, that's never worked for me, but I'm not the kind of girl who scares easily. (The nutrition label on a bag of Cheetos notwithstanding.) Well it seems back in 2003, Philip Ehlinger, Jr., in the style of a pre-Discovery Channel MythBuster, or an obstinate inventor, you decide, felt this urban legend was worth validating, so he came up with United States patent 7062320 . read more »
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So the test prototypes have been mailed, and many of the bugs, and other issues are being worked on as we speak. And of course, these test prototypes... Read more
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It's a mess this morning on Route 78 eastbound because of an earlier accident this morning.
Shortly after 6 a.m. HART reported an overturned tractor-trailer, downed tree and injuries in the accident east of Exit 20 in Clinton Township.
The accident and continuing investigation backed traffic up and is still causing pockets of volume delays as far west as Exit 12, Perryville, according to 511NJ.org. Volume delays could extend east to Exit 24 in Tewksbury Township.
UPDATE: Trucker killed in Route 78 accident today was Pennsylvania dad, traveling with young son
Google Maps is reporting heavy volume on nearby Route 22 eastbound, west of Whitehouse.
In other areas of Hunterdon there are the usual slow spots, particularly in the Flemington area, services report, and ongoing construction projects.
In neighboring Somerset County, one ongoing project is on Route 287, north of Route 22. The right shoulder is closed until 3:30 p.m.
Construction is ongoing at Delaware River toll bridge crossings at Lambertville-New Hope and Easton-Phillipsburg Route 22, lanes are closed.
The exit ramp from Route 202 North to Route 29 (Lambertville and Stockton) is shut down as repairs are done on the toll bridge connecting Delaware Township to Solebury, Pa. In Solebury this week, a portion of Route 202 southbound is closed and traffic detoured as soon as drivers hit Pennsylvania.
And on Route 12 in Raritan Township, services are noting construction at Hinkly Road, with a traffic shift in effect until 4 p.m.
Drivers heading to Mercer County should will find the bridge is closed on Route 518 over the Stony Brook connecting East Amwell and Hopewell Township. That's another construction project, and is expected to continue through the fall.
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Many of UNDP's relationships with countries and territories on the ground exceed 50 years.
Find details on our successes and ongoing work. Visit UNDP's global website.
The integral relation between prevalent norms of masculinities associated with patriarchy and the perpetration and tolerance of gender based violence is an often under-studied topic. UNDP has made efforts through its Armed Violence Reduction and Strengthening Community Security Project to contribute to the knowledge on the issue.
November 2010; Ms. Shrestha who was discharged from Maoist cantonment in the category of 'verified minors and late recruits' in February 2010 has successfully completed her 3 months in-house training as a cook. She has started On-the-Job (OJT) training in one of the renowned hotels of Kathmandu.
A new automated system supported by UNDP will make obtaining building permits easier in two municipalities in the Kathmandu Valley. The system expected to go live in June this year will integrate safer building codes into existing building permit approval system. This will be the first of its kind in digital recording system for building permits being brought into use in Nepal.
Nayalal, a 24-year old former combatant from the eastern part of Nepal, had a very difficult childhood. He was born in a poor and marginalized community where most of the houses were made of mud, straw, and bamboo. "When I was small, our house burnt down twice and my family lost everything. To make matters worse, my father started drinking too much raksi (local alcohol)," he recalls. "My four brothers and sisters and I didn't know what to do. We were looked down upon because of our poverty. It was miserable", he says.
April 5 2013, Bardiya: Kailali district in the Far West region of Nepal had been the epicenter of recent political and ethnic tension in Nepal. The district remain shut for 31 days in April and May last year as disagreements over federalism spiraled into hostilities and rival protests between different communities living in the district. Although the situation seems to have normalized after the dissolution of Constituent Assembly (CA), the underlying tension remains with a potential for a violent breakout.
December 2010; Chaudhary, 21 and Budha, 22 were verified as minors during the UN-led verification process in 2007. After being officially discharged from the Surkhet cantonment in February 2010, both of them contacted the toll free number and were subsequently referred to the UN Inter-agency Rehabilitation Programme (UNIRP), Western Regional Office in Nepalgunj to receive career counseling and referral to rehabilitation packages.
"The idea of South-South Cooperation makes a lot of sense where even countries usually boxed as recipients only can be providers of support."
September 2010; To date, more than 1,484 men and women, verified minors and late recruits, discharged from Maoist cantonments in February 2010 have opted for the ongoing voluntary rehabilitation packages offered by the United Nations Interagency Rehabilitation Programme (UNIRP).


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Erie Snapshot: Erie SeaWolves game a howling good time
From the crack of the bat at the first pitch to the boom of the fireworks at the end of the night, there's lots to see and hear at an Erie SeaWolves baseball game.
At a recent game, plastic clappers echoed from the upper deck as a group of friends cheered the team's arrival on the field.
"We love the 'Wolves," said Linda Van Buren, 62, of Kingsville, Ohio, as she sat with her husband Gary, 54.
"We came five years ago and had so much fun that we came back and brought friends," said Linda Van Buren, who has season tickets and comes every week.
Down on the concourse during the seventh-inning stretch of another game, SeaWolves Wolf Pack member Rachel Gollhardt, 19, sang "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" with spectators.
"I've always loved making people smile," Gollhardt said. "It's not about the job or the pay -- it's about making people happy and being myself."
After another game, Fred Breitling, 73, and his wife Ellen, 68, both of Millcreek Township, watched from the upper deck as fireworks went off from center field to commemorate July Fourth.
"We always enjoy going to the SeaWolves games and have been to many of the fireworks nights," Ellen Breitling said. "It's a kind of relaxing way to end the evening, whether the SeaWolves won or lost."
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Talent was on display and prizes were up for grabs at the first "Altoona's Got Talent" competition Thursday evening.
The Altoona Community Theatre show crowned first-, second- and third-place winners in three-judged categories: dance, voice (adult) and voice (18 and under).
The first-place winners were: Keara Sweeney of Ebensburg, dance; Brittany Hipp of Bellwood, voice (adult); and Isaac McNulty of Altoona, voice (18 and under).
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Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski / Keara Sweeney of Ebensburg placed first in the dance division of the Altoona's Got Talent competition at the Mishler Theatre on Thursday evening with her dance interpretation of the song "Living in the Shadows."
Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski / Isaac McNulty of Altoona placed first in the voice (18 and under) division of the Altoona's Got Talent competition at the Mishler Theatre on Thursday evening.
Mirror photos by Patrick Waksmunski / Brittany Hipp of Bellwood placed first in the voice adult division of the Altoona's Got Talent competition at the Mishler Theatre on Thursday evening.
Second-place winners were: Brandon Wilbur, dance; Michael McClure, voice (adult); and Norah Cunningham, voice (18 and under).
Third-place winners: Mickie Smith, dance; Ashley Moore, voice (adult); and Joseph Caroff, voice (18 and under).
Winners in each category took home cash prizes of $200 for first place, $100 for second place; and $50 for third place.
The audience got to cast a vote, too, picking via text message winners for the People's Choice Awards in each category.
The people chose: Brandon Wilbur of Altoona, dance; Michael McClure of Altoona, voice (adult); and Norah Cunningham, 10, of Hollidaysburg, voice (18 and under).
"I'm very shocked. There were so many amazing dancers, and out of all of them, I cannot believe that I won first place," Sweeney said on stage after the event.
I am very happy and very excited to be the winner of Altoona's Got Talent dance category," Sweeney said.
Before the start of the show and before winning over the audience and judges with the song "I'll Be," McClure said, "I love being on stage. I've been in shows at the Mishler before. Music is a passion of mine. And when I heard that they were doing this talent showcase, it just seemed like the perfect fit."
Wilbur, a crowd favorite along with sweet and exuberant Norah, who sang "Miss Cellophane," got the crowd clapping and whooping to his light-hearted hip-hop dance.
"I love the energy," he said after the show. "This is the reason why I came. ... I love to perform, and now being in school and college, I don't get a chance to perform in stuff much anymore. ... But to me if I didn't even win anything, just the audience chanting, I had friends and family
come, it was a winner already."
About 82 people auditioned, and that number was narrowed down to 19 final competitors, said Steven C. Helsel, ACT's Operations Manager.
"We just thought (the competition) would be a great way to showcase talent because we know there's a lot of great talent. It's also being used as a way to raise some funds for our current season that's coming up. We had been talking about some different ideas within our marketing committee for possible projects, and we knew that there had been one done in State College, I think last year, and so we kind of took that idea and jumped with it," he said.
Jonathan O'Harrow hosted the show, and guest judges were Michael Paul Makin and Ryan Beeken.
Helsel said ACT would like the talent competition to become a yearly event, and for it to include acts beyond dance and voice, for which they had gotten requests from those wanting to perform different talents.
"We've gone into it very quickly, and we're going to see how it goes and then decide if it's maybe something we want to do every year," he said in an interview a few days before the show.


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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Thanks to 16 points from Seimone Augustus and
stifling defense in the second half, the Minnesota Lynx captured their first
WNBA championship with a 73-67 victory over the Atlanta Dream.
Augustus was named Finals MVP for her performances, which led the Lynx to a
sweep in the best-of-five series. She posted 22 points and seven assists in
Game 1 and had a franchise-playoff record 36 points in Game 2, including 15 in
the fourth quarter.
Rookie of the year Maya Moore added 15 points and seven rebounds Friday to
help the Lynx, who trailed at halftime but limited the Dream to eight points
in the third quarter.
Angel McCoughtry had 22 points to lead the Dream, who lost in the Finals for
the second consecutive year. They were swept by Seattle last season.
Erika de Souza had 15 rebounds and 11 points in the loss.
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In Defense Of Gwyneth Paltrow's New Show, The Restart ProjectAndrea Howe
Gwyneth Paltrow has teamed up with her celebrity trainer, Tracy Anderson, to star in a new web series called The Restart Project. The 10-episode series, which will premiere Monday, December 16th on AOL, will feature the stories of women who have overcome hardship, debilitating injuries and other setbacks, to triumph in the face of adversity. Each episode will feature one women's story, firsthand, and how she overcame her setback, largely through diet and exercise.
In Gwyneth's words, "We are inspired by women who have restarted their lives, using health and fitness."
"There are so many women out there that have stories that are incredible examples for other people," Anderson said in the video. "They're not focused on getting into their skinny jeans, they're focused on healing themselves from the inside out."
The focus of the web series is to feature women's stories of adversity, and show how they have pulled themselves up, in order to serve as inspiration for others.
From the brief 60-second trailer, the series will be featuring an amputee who's climbed Kilimanjaro, a woman who experienced a huge weight loss, a woman zip-lining, and a tearful confession of a woman who is focused on healthy living in order to feel better but not necessarily look better.
My expectation for the show is that it sends a consistent message that whether confronted with emotional tragedy, physical injuries or heartbreaking loss, a life focused on living healthfully can help you overcome many obstacles.
Regardless of the personal road you take to healthful living, I would expect the show to emphasize how a healthy lifestyle can be approachable for a wider audience, because it definitely can be. While the average person cannot devote the time or money that Paltrow may afford, it certainly doesn't mean health and movement should be sacrificed. Getting outside and moving is essentially free, and new studies show that the difference between a healthier way of eating is just $1.50 a day. My biggest hope for the show is that through each woman's unique story, they are able to convey a message of approachable healthy living.
Despite not even being aired yet, the series is already taking a hard bashing. From critiques of the designer clothes both Paltrow and Anderson are wearing as well as comments on their physiques, to claims that the duo have all the answers, and are helping these women restart their lives, the criticism seems not only premature but also trite. The show appears to be featuring women who have changed their lives on their own, through health and fitness, not with the help of Paltrow and Anderson. And while the women's wardrobe labels are up for debate, it seems ridiculous that their clothing should detract from each women's inspiring story. After all, isn't it a given that wearing designer clothes is a common part of celebrity life?
While I'll agree that the show's biggest hurdle will be making the interactions between Gwyneth and each woman feel genuine and relatable, the bottom line is that the premise of the show shouldn't really be about Paltrow and Anderson at all, but about the women featured. Call it a publicity ploy to change each of their images, or call it fantasy to try and relate to the average middle-class American women, but at the end of the day Paltrow and Anderson have become somewhat experts in this whole "healthy living way of life" thing, so it doesn't seem that far-fetched that they would have a genuine interest in this genre of storytelling. While they may not necessarily be able to relate to each of the women featured, it doesn't mean they can't appreciate their story. I think any human being can appreciate and sympathize for a person who's overcome tragedy and beaten the odds. It doesn't matter what your tax bracket is or how expensive your clothes are, stories of triumph are always important and worth hearing, regardless of who the messenger is, in this case, Paltrow and Anderson.
Beyond that, in this series, Paltrow and Anderson are aiming to promote and encourage women to live healthier lives. They're not pitting women against each other in some reality show where they compete over who can lose the most weight, nor are they sexualizing women in a modeling competition, or even encouraging women to learn to twerk. Their main objective, and apparent crime, is encouraging women to eat healthfully and get out and move. Is that really so bad? Continuing to harbor resentment over their lifestyles and harp on everything from their clothing to food choices just seems overplayed and redundant. Can't we just give Gwyneth some slack, just this once? If we can afford some slack for Martha and even Miley, considering their prison time and tacky dance routines, I think we can spare a little for Gwynnie.
Despite of, or because of Gwyneth, I for one am holding out hope that the show will be a great source of inspiration, and that those watching will focus more on the stories of the featured women, and less on the celebrities who happen to be hosting.
You can see the series trailer here, and watch it on AOL beginning Monday December 16th, 2013.


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Columbia Students Finally Find Something Worth Protesting: This Ugly Sculpture
Fighting the good fight.By Jessica Roy
Fighting the good fight.By Jessica Roy
Understandable.By Jessica Roy
Nibble + Squeak hosts kid-friendly feasts at some of New York City's most prestigious restaurants.By Callie Wright
Seems legit.By Jessica Roy
Another entry in a long line of recent kids-these-days punditry.By Jesse Singal
It turns out Americans in general are cool with the government banning offensive things, and they have been for a long time.By Jesse Singal
"I have to give a lot of credit to my art teacher."By Jen Kirby
"I think you should rethink your idea that takes us to one ketchup packet per meal."By Jessica Roy
"I think it was kind of all skill," says 12-year-old of his bracket, which was better than yours.By Jaime Fuller
Time to live-tweet chemistry!By Jen Kirby
"You idiots. Jerks. Shitholes."By Jessica Roy
Om.By Véronique Hyland
Seems like a comfy place for a nap.By Jessica Roy
They were invited.By Véronique Hyland
Actually just a genuinely good show, teen or not.By Margaret Lyons
Over half of them say "no thanks" to the traditional love day.By Maggie Lange
Just small kids joining the fake adult world.By Maggie Lange
Hudson Kroening, the Cindy Lou Who of fashion.By Allison P. Davis
Oh god, the stupid.By Dan Amira
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On California: A Dense Hotbed of Urbanism, U.S. Census Reveals
Gold LA, photo by Neil Kremer
The U.S. Census released a report on urban population on Monday, and in it was a perhaps-unexpected fact: Of the ten most densely populated cities, seven of them are in California. Indeed, California's showing was so strong that the great bastion of urbanism in the United States — the New York-Newark metro area — just barely made the top five.
John King, the San Francisco Chronicle's urban design critic, interviewed a number of experts about California's unique status. Among them was Jon Christensen, executive director of the Bill Lane Center for the American West at Stanford University. One of Christensen's quotes caught my attention, so I followed up with him via email to explore why California is such a hotbed of urbanism. Our correspondence follows:
Tim De Chant: What's special about California that it has so many dense urban areas?
Jon Christensen: The American West, in general, and California, in particular, is really a metropolitan region and has been for a long time. California, Nevada, Utah, and Arizona are among the 10 most urbanized states. The settlement pattern in the West is one of concentrated cities surrounded by wide open spaces — often substantially made up of public lands. This is true of California as well.
So it's really the interplay of the history of cities and their hinterlands in the American West that explains why California has such dense urban areas. The fact that they are among the most dense urban areas in the country is also a result of population growth in California. The state has been and still is a great place for many people to live.


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A Beginner's Guide to Photographing Children
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1. Shooting at Home
Taking pictures at home, rather than in a professional studio, has become popular in recent years. Your home is a much more natural environment for children, as it instantly puts them at ease.
Start by moving the couch out of the living room to create an area big enough for the shoot.
If possible setup a grey seamless paper roll on a stand to create a neutral background, or failing that use an uncluttered wall for more environmental portraits.
Window lighting provides beautiful natural, directional light that you can utilise during the shoot.
White ceiling and walls are perfect for bounce flash - if they're a different colour, use a white sheet.
Most importantly, make people feel comfortable at home. Don't make too many changes to their natural environment.
2. Kids are Impatient
Make sure that you perfect the setup first before bringing in the kids - they'll quickly lose patience with you if you're not ready.
Use faster, longer lenses to defocus the background - a fast 85mm lens is great for portraits, but the long end of the standard zoom that came with your interchangeable lens camera is also good.
Position your subjects at least 6 feet in front of the background, in order to defocus background and to drop shadows behind them.
3. Using Flash
Use a flashgun to help freeze children's movements.
Bounce the flash off the ceiling to increase the lighting sweet spot - setting the shutter speed to 1/25th sec and the aperture to f/4 is a good starting point.
Invest in a flashgun that can be tilted towards both walls and ceilings.
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Good bit of advice.. thanks.
Great guide. Someting I have also learned is to keep it simple. When it comes to children, you just have to let their natural innocence shine through in your photos. Take their photos while they are playing at the jungle gym. Photograph them while they are at home relaxing with their families. Focus on the candid smiles and the exuberant laughter.
Definitely a good read. I agree with Mike, its best to let children play in their natural surroundings to get some nice candid shots. Having them sit still for a staged portrait usually only works in theory, but not in practice (at least not for long LOL!)
Its usually best to take the documentary photographer approach.
Having them sit still for that perfect shot is the biggest challenge. To keep them busy and sit still, give them something to do.
Definitely a good read. I agree with Mike, its best to let children play in their natural surroundings to get some nice candid shots. Having them sit still for a staged portrait
I always was interested in this topic. Guide to valuable personal you mean so much to me. Thanks
I have a 2 year old and the advice in this post is excellent. Thanks
Read such a wise and graceful post. Thanks for sharing this. Great job!!
Remember to make the angle as low as the kids :)
I mean, the angle should be the same level with the kid.
Hadn't thought about using a seamless behind furniture. That's genius!
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Great and useful guide! I am very interested in kids and baby photography. Check this: http://goodtimephotography.us/i-found-those-eyes-at-blue-line/ and tell me your opinion guys!
Check out KCC Photography, he's one of my favourite child photographers.
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Just one good advice missing. At almost any cost avoid studio photos of children. They ALL look unnatural and antiseptic. Grab a camera with fast AF, a good lens and photograph children in their "natural habitat" - playing, doing sports, riding bikes, climbing trees, watching their favorite movies/cartoons. The whole charm of photographing children is capturing their emotions. You can't do that in a studio.
I love kids most. Your kids photos attract me much.Really Awesome! Good job.Carry on it. Thanks.
Mark, i agree with you on using fast 85mm lens. However to get the awesome pro like portraits, I would shoot at wide open f1.4 or f1.8 not at f4.
New comers to the 85mm lens can practice to the see how DOF works shooting wide open.
Thanks for the guide! I'll use your tips next time I take a picture of my daughter.
I find in home photography to be the perfect environment for children. As adults we forget that the world around us can be a big scary place so we take it for granted. In recent years lifestyle portraits have certainly been on the rise. As the emotions you can capture from these shots is so much more real. I try to avoid my flash as much as possible as i try to be invisible with these types of shoots.
1/25 shutter speed? You must have compliant children as all that would produce for me is blur. I need a much faster speed so indoors I need to crank up the ISO as children di not look at the camera for more than a millisecond.
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Thanks for letting us know about this wonderful beginning guide and this would be much effective for everyone to understand that how to take photographs for children. Thanks
Excellent tips for taking photographs. Thanks
adopts the height of your little old subjects
To achieve great photos of children, please squatting or kneeling, and tries to put the camera down to the same height as the child or animal you want to photograph and transmit any more realism.
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nice article keep writting
Those who are very interest for photography, It is very helpful for them.
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Really nice and helpful post for beginners how to better little angle photography .. thanks
Photographing kids are always require more patience and quick actions, then we may get really good shots. The tips you have said are very helpful to get prepared for taking great photos. These are some examples of beautiful photos of kids http://www.photostockworld.com/photoList-searchKeyword-kids.html
I have been photographing babies in my studio in Cambridge for more than 10 years now….and still learning. Good luck guys.
I love shooting kids and your tips come in handy. Thanks!
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super article nice information thanks
Great post, I did not know about defocusing the background. I agree that photographing children requires so much patience since kids are impatient.
Excellent post. thanks for share this.
That is very informative post. thanks for sharing.
very good articles on beginners guide on photography
Effective tips and tricks for children photography i think that who follow this tips his be experts. Thanks for sharing post. keep your writing.
I think that this is an amazing article full of tips and advice - great for anyone wanting to learn how to photograph children. It is hard and I definitely agree that keeping it simple is best
It is very great post.
Excellent Tips about beginners guide on photography. Thank you very much for sharing.
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"setting the shutter speed to 1/25th sec and the aperture to f/4 is a good starting point." Unless you can capturing photos of sleeping newborns, 1/25th will not be fast enough. I have my camera default at 1/250, let me ISO be auto upto 12800 on Aperture priority
Totally agree on skipping the studio with kids. The best photos are the kids running and being kids


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Im new here but my opinion is, and honestly I only read about half this post before writing this so if i missed a post, i'm sorry. But people keep saying its reserved for legends, and if thats the case really only yzerman howe and lids should be up there, delvecchio, abel, lindsay, sawchuck all should be taken down. were they great hockey players? yes 100% but so were feds, shhanny, ozzy, hull, cheli, and number of other guys. and yes i know most of them didn't play theyre whole career in DET but they did play great there. and if you look at what what they did as the production line with howe, sure they were great but so were shanny and feds with yzerman... I just dont understand it...honestly i think if youre going to lock up detroit legends, leave those guys, retire shanny, feds, ozzy, holmer, the grind line, probie, and then Dats, and Z need to be in the running also.. to think that they have no shot in an era where scoring on a goalie is harder than beating the guy who dives around and acutally plays the position as well as the forwards is insane, nobody is going to put up Gretzky numbers anymore, its not going to happen. as far as legends for the the winged wheel, ozzy, holmer, shanny, feds, pav, hank, should all be up there. obv wait for pav and Z to retire but the point is the same
There's a marked, evident separation between the criteria for old-time players and that for contestants from the modern era of hockey.


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KAILUA-KONA (AP) - More than two dozen petroglyphs at Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park on the Big Island have been vandalized.
KITV-TV reported that the damage done to the petroglyphs was serious and may take months to repair.
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