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Samsclub.com/Credit is official website for Sam's Club Credit Cards. From this website, you can apply for any of Sam's Club Credit Card, login in card account to pay card bill online. The application process for credit card is very easy. If you are already a member, it can be started at Sams Club website and if you don't, then first apply for the membership of card online at www.samsclub.com/credit.
Sam's Club is a chain of membership-only retail warehouse clubs in US operates and owned by Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.. It was founded on April 7, 1983 in Midwest City, Oklahoma in the United States. It operates almost 600 stores through the United States, with other 100 stores located in Brazil, China, Mexico and Puerto Rico. It sells many products, from kitchen appliances and home electronics to fine jewelry and office furniture through its stores or on website online.
Membership is required in order to take advantage of the discounted prices available at Sam's Club and to do shopping at Sam's Club. Sam's Club memberships are available in different variants including Business, Businss Plus, Advantage, Advantage Plus, Partner Membership and Collegiate.
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Sam's Club credit card holder can enjoy online account services that includes Pay your bill, Update your account information; View recent activity, Request a credit line increase, Receive special offers and more. There are various online accounts available at www.Samsclubcredit.com that allows user to manage transactions and view balance online. Some of these are Consumer Credit, Consumer Discover Credit, Business Credit, Business Discover Credit, and Direct Credit.
If you are first time user, then register for online account services first, enter your Account number and follow the instructions. To login in to your credit account online, select your account type, then you will be directed to the new page, enter User ID in the login box for secure login. Once you have successfully logged into your Sam's Club credit card online account, you can pay credit card bill online.
More information you can get from www.samsclub.com


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Jamestown Audubon connects people to nature and promotes environmentally responsible behaviors through education at its center, sanctuary, and in the community.
To that end, we have adopted a three-part education plan.
1 – Experience
Many of our education programs and events are either fully outdoors or contain an outdoor component. We believe that experiencing the natural world first hand is key in developing a connection to the planet.
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People are a part of natural systems. Nature affects us. We affect nature. Many of our education programs help you understand the components of natural ecosystems and how people fit into and impact that pattern.
3 – Act
Nobody can do everything, but everyone can do something. Many of our education programs include components that demonstrate and teach that our actions impact the planet and that there are ways to increase our positive impacts.

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Tuesday Tech Tips April 15, 2014Posted by Judy Deichman in Check this out!.
Tags: Internet, internet safety, search engines, Technology
Librarians, do you want a great search engine for your younger researchers? Well, DuckDuckGo is for you. Â It is a wonderful resource that promotes internet safety and guarantees valid and reliable search results for your students.
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It's contest time!
Last year, my book about the history of the Indianapolis Colts came out. Blue Blood: Tales of Glory of the Indianapolis Colts chronicles the history of the team since moving to Indianapolis.
One of the hardest parts of writing a book is coming up with chapter titles that are pithy, informative, and not too cliche.
Someday, in five or ten years, I might update Blue Blood. When I do, I'll need a new chapter title to describe this season.
That's where you come in!
In the comments below, suggest a chapter name for the 2011 season. On Friday night, I'll select the winner. The only rules are: be smart or be funny.
First prize this week is a Indianapolis Colts wall banner!
CVS Flags has a great selection of flags and accessories out right now. I'll tell you the absolute truth: I'm a sucker for banners and flags. My office walls are always covered with flags. I have a Colts flag, an Independiente flag, even a U2 flag. I LOVE FLAGS! These CVS Flags are great quality and they have both indoor and outdoor options.
So if you want to take home the banner this week, just enter below. There is no limit to how many times you can enter. Just post away.
The Colts won't be hanging any banners in 2011, but that doesn't mean you won't!


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My knees have been cracking and popping my whole life, thanks to my mother's genes (she's the same way). I'm also knock-kneed so anything requiring me to keep my knees straight or my legs straight makes them pop even louder! When I do squats (and anything else, pretty much) they pop.
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The study by Dracup et al1 published in this issue of the Archives included patients with coronary artery disease (CAD) in order to study the factors associated with patient knowledge about the condition. The identified factors can be categorized as nonmodifiable and modifiable. In the latter category, female sex, younger age, and higher education were associated with more knowledge about CAD. Ironically (or perhaps predictably), even though men knew less about symptoms of an acute myocardial infarction, they were more confident that in an emergency they could diagnose a heart attack in themselves or someone else. These findings are consistent with previous studies that have examined knowledge about cardiac risk factors. For example, female sex and younger age are associated with more knowledge about hypertension.2 Dracup et al1 suggest that the superior knowledge of women compared with men can perhaps be attributed to increasing media attention on women and coronary disease, as well as programs such as the American Heart Association's "Go Red" campaign. Dracup et al1 wisely offer no insights into why men believe that they are better equipped to handle a problem even though they have less knowledge about the topic; this age-old question, with all its consequences, is probably a subject better left to our colleagues who study history, sociology, and psychology.
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Backbench demands for a radical reshuffle could sound the death knell for loyal Reilly
Published 04/06/2014 | 02:30
IT IS shaping up to be a very long and very public cabinet reshuffle, which ultimately may not help Enda Kenny. The calls from some impatient Fine Gael backbenchers for "a radical reshuffle" of the nine senior and nine junior Fine Gael ministers were not especially surprising. These calls could also empower the Taoiseach to be more radical in his forthcoming surgery, explaining the need to drop some loyal supporters.
So, some sort of indirect nod from Government Buildings for dissonant backbench statements cannot be ruled out. The idea of choreography became even more likely when the Taoiseach noticeably failed yesterday afternoon to express confidence in his long-struggling Health Minister James Reilly.
Mr Kenny preferred to say he would be discussing the new Cabinet with the new Labour leader. Such responses are rarely if ever a matter of accidental oversight. It adds to the likelihood that the Health Minister's cabinet days are numbered.
The Health Minister has been an obvious target for some time. In fact, Dr Reilly has been alternatively struggling on a good day and floundering on a bad day since autumn 2012, when Junior Health Minister Roisin Shortall resigned.
Dr Reilly's loyalty to Kenny in the July 2010 heave, his experience as a former doctors' union leader, and the general air of fatalism surrounding the health ministry, all appeared to combine to save him.
But this has clearly been overtaken by events. There are growing calls in Fine Gael and Labour for Dr Reilly's replacement.
The discretionary medical card debacle – deemed one of three or four major factors in the recent election reverses – is being largely laid at Dr Reilly's door.
The situation is not without its ironies. The reality is that everyone in Government, from the Taoiseach down, spent a year insisting there was no issue around discretionary medical cards.
One of the strident defenders was the Junior Health Minister Alex White, who is now one of the two contenders for the Labour leadership.
Yesterday Mr White also said he would like to be Health Minister. Doubtless he knows that the last leader of a junior coalition party, Mary Harney of the Progressive Democrats, struggled to show results for herself and her party. It all ended rather badly. But that is for another day.
This reshuffle, originally flagged for the middle of this month, will be delayed. This is largely due to the Labour Party leadership election by postal ballot of its 5,000 members, for which the start gun was fired yesterday and from which we will not have the result until this very day next month.
We expect that the outcome of the Labour leadership elections would be followed by talks on a new set of government priorities. And then they would also talk about a newly revamped Cabinet.
The reshuffle delay and the emerging public expressions of rancour mean that Kenny may not get what he needs from this process: a fresh-looking team ready to lead the country on to the next phase of economic recovery. And in the process provide a first ever back-to-back general election win for Fine Gael leaving them primed to lead government again after 2016. The danger in delay means that the new team could be old hat before it is finally unveiled.
The utter devastation of Labour in the local and European elections, plunging them into a sudden leadership election, has overshadowed internal convulsions in the bigger coalition partner.
Fine Gael's loss of 12 percentage points in vote share compared with the February 2011 general election, and the loss of more than 100 council seats, has rung internal alarm bells.
A similar return in the next general election, coupled with a bad bounce of the PR ball, could lead to the loss of half the record 76 Dail seats won in February 2011. It has concentrated the minds of many, not least the "FG Class of 2011", who do not appreciate the prospect of being one-term TDs.
So, we have heard various strident statements of dissatisfaction from first-timers, Pat Deering in Carlow-Kilkenny, Martin Heydon in Kildare South, Paul Connaughton in Galway East, Brendan Griffin in Kerry South and Jim Daly in Cork South West. All are able people and hard workers.
If they were on the opposition benches we would be hearing a lot more from them in strident media performances.
But the constraints of the government backbenches could be offset against future promotion prospects – provided Fine Gael can turn their electoral fortunes around.
There is a heck of a lot riding on a successful reshuffle.
The struggle between Joan Burton and Alex White for the Labour leadership and the competition between the four deputy leadership contenders will soak up a lot of media coverage in the coming month.
But theirs is not the only internal party struggle for high stakes right now.
Fine Gael, like Labour, is going to have to learn to moderate its tone of discourse. Otherwise they could do more damage in an already difficult situation.
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It's been cold and wet, and the seas and surf have been high these last several days.
Baldwin Beach Park in Paia was closed Thursday after high surf flooded the park overnight, the county said. The park gates were locked, and county workers will be evaluating the situation today.
At its peak, the surf was 20 to 25 feet along north-facing shores and 10 to 15 feet along east-facing shores on Maui and Molokai, according to the National Weather Service. Those faces were expected to diminish through early this morning to 12 to 18 feet along north-facing shores and to 5 to 8 feet along east-facing shores.
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Haiku surfer Tyler Larronde launches off the lip of a Kahului Harbor wave and nails the landing Thursday morning. A high-surf warning remained in effect for north- and east-facing shores of Maui and Molokai through 6 p.m. today.
The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photo
On a windless Thursday morning, Baldwin Beach Park's pavilion, lifeguard tower and palm trees are reflected in a puddle left by flooding from high surf that forced the closure of the park.
The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photo
A high-surf warning remains in effect for north- and east-facing shores of Maui and Molokai until 6 p.m. today. The surf will create dangerous shoreline and swimming conditions, the National Weather Service said.
The heavy weather and rough seas prompted the U.S. Coast Guard to issue a public warning to mariners through today.
With the high surf and small-craft advisory for coastal waters, the Coast Guard urged mariners to:
* Stay informed. Boaters should be aware of weather conditions and monitor the progress and strength of the storm through television, radio and the Internet; check the current and expected weather and water conditions before heading out; and remember that weather conditions can change quickly.
* Wear life jackets while on the water.
* File a float plan with friends, family members and local marinas before heading out. The list should include the number of passengers aboard the vessel, vessel destination and expected time of return.
* Always have a working radio aboard.
* Carry marine flares aboard.
* Ensure bilge pumps are operational and that vessels are secure for heavy winds and rain.
It was cold across the state Tuesday and Wednesday.
A record low temperature of 58 degrees was set at Kahului Airport on Tuesday. The chill broke the old record for the day of 60 degrees, set in 1993.
The low temperature record also was broken in Lihue on Tuesday. The 62 degrees broke the old record of 63 degrees, also set in 1993.
Record lows were logged for Honolulu and Lihue on Wednesday. At Honolulu International Airport, a low of 64 degrees was recorded, breaking the old record for the day of 65 degrees set in 1950. At Lihue Airport, a low of 61 degrees was logged; that matched the record low for the day also set in 1950.
A flash flood watch for Maui County that was to lapse at 6 a.m. today was canceled Thursday night.
In the 24-hour period ending at 5 p.m. Thursday, a Kula rain gauge took in 1.2 inches of rain and a gauge in Ulupalakua logged 0.75 inches, according to the National Weather Service. Kahului Airport reported 0.84 inches, and Kaupo had 0.71 inches.
The forecast for Maui County today is partly cloudy with scattered showers in windward areas and isolated showers leeward. Highs will be 81 to 86 degrees and lows from 67 to 72 degrees. Winds will be from the east about 15 mph.


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On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 05:26:34 +0000, Bill Cunningham wrote:
> Anyway I can't find it anywhere. Now there's this Fedora thing.
Fedora is the community supported, freely available version of linux
provided by Redhat. They also have an enterprise version that they
sell for big bucks.
I'm a Debian and Ubuntu user myself, but Fedora
seems to be very popular.


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Emirates Team New Zealand claims The Louis Vuitton Cup
June 7, 2007 The entire Emirates Team New Zealand squad climbed up on the prize giving stage to receive the Louis Vuitton Cup on Wednesday evening, after winning the fifth race of the Final, to sweep their way into the final of the America's Cup. The 5-0 sweep was a first time in Louis Vuitton Cup history and the next task for Emirates Team New Zealand is facing Alinghi in the 32nd America's Cup Match. Throughout the four years of preliminaries (Louis Vuitton Acts), the Kiwis and the Alinghi team have sailed 10 matches, with the Kiwis up 6-4. Last year, the Kiwis won 4 of 5 races. The intriguing battle for this global trophy which showcases the best sailors and the finest nautical technology begins in a little over a fortnight - 23 June. You can follow the racing on the internet in several ways such as the official race tracker, Live Sailing's real-time 3D animation with real-time boat speeds, time and distances, live weather data, and audio commentaries and free on demand Internet video coverage of the 32nd America's Cup on your PC or Mac.
"I think they had a little edge on speed and they had a perfect week where everything went their way," said Luna Rossa tactician Torben Grael. "When the competition is at this level, and everything is going their way, they are making very few mistakes, it's hard to beat them…They did sail a very good series, and all we can do is congratulate them for their victory."
"I think they are just sailing very well," said Alinghi skipper Brad Butterworth in a statement released by his team. "They have had the benefit of the Louis Vuitton Cup to get their game bigger and better so they are a force to be reckoned with. Obviously they are on top of their game…"
The Louis Vuitton Cup trophy was presented to the team by Yves Carcelle, the President and CEO of Louis Vuitton Malletier. "Today, we have a fantastic winner of the Louis Vuitton Cup," Mr. Carcelle said, handing the trophy to skipper Dean Barker and team leader Grant Dalton.
The 32nd America's Cup Match begins on 23 June. It is a 'first to five' series – the first team to win five races will win the America's Cup.


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Straight A Smoothiekathypatalsky
It's never too soon to start thinking of the back-to-school breakfast hour. This dreamy orange smoothie is inspired by flavors of an endless summer: citrus, peaches and tropical bananas. I call it The Straight A Smoothie – not because it has magical test-passing powers, but because it has a nice dose of the antioxidant Vitamin A – and Vitamin C – and potassium – and fiber… With this A-infused smoothie, you won't need to bite your fingernails over whether or not your kids are consuming all their baby carrots you packed in their lunch. Vitamin A is good to go!..
A new school year is just around the corner, so it's about time you start prepping for those busy morning, breakfast-on-the-go send-offs. You'll need a few easy, delicious AM recipes up your sleeve to send them off feeling energized and satisfied for the school day ahead. And it's never too soon to start serving them "grade A" smoothies in the morning – so you can certainly serve this up now!
"While vitamin A is best known for its vital role in vision, this vitamin also participates in physiological activities related to the immune system, maintenance of epithelial and mucosal tissues, growth, reproduction, and bone development." – WHFoods.org
Nutrition Facts: One large peach has about 11% adult RDA of vitamin A. One cup of OJ has about 10% RDA. And 1 cup nectarine slices also around 10% RDA. data – peaches
Complete Breakfast. Serve this smoothie along side a quickie breakfast sandwich or toast and peanut butter. Or perhaps alongside some nutty granola cereal or even hot oatmeal drizzled with maple syrup and cinnamon.
Straight A Smoothie
makes two servings, vegan
1 cup fresh squeezed orange juice (about 3-4 oranges)
1 small fresh peach
1/2 fresh nectarine
1 cup frozen banana
1 tsp apple cider vinegar
2 tsp maple syrup
1/4 cup ice
optional: 1/2 cup vanilla yogurt (soy)
Blend and serve!
Seasonal Ingredient Note: If you do not have fresh peaches or nectarines here's what you can do: swap the frozen bananas for a fresh banana. Then swap the fresh peach and nectarine for frozen peaches.
If you need more brainpower for back-to-school, check out these 21 tasty smoothies!


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Squidoo: Lenses: Colors make the web go 'roundby macroron
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Chandra and Magellan observations have uncovered an unexpectedly high fraction of AGN in clusters of galaxies. These observations reveal luminous, hard X-ray emission from galaxies that often do not exhibit AGN spectra signatures. The AGN fraction in clusters, selected with X-ray observations, now appears to be several times higher than previous measurements based on visible-wavelength spectroscopy alone. We describe our photometric and spectroscopic observations of AGN in clusters of galaxies, the AGN host galaxy population, and evidence for variation in the AGN population from cluster to cluster. We also discuss the implications of this work for black hole accretion and galaxy evolution in clusters.
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I bow to no person in my admiration of Roger Clemens, the Texas-bred gunslinger/pitcher . . . although I still think he was an idiot -- an unpunished idiot -- for throwing both ball and broken bat at Mike Piazza. How Clemens walked on that one without proper retribution from either the suits or the players, I'll never know.
But, assuming the man has not been aided and abetted by steroids along the way, Roger Clemens has long been a baseball colossus. He is 43, he remains a power pitcher as opposed to some slop guy, and last year he could have won 25 games -- and that's no stretch -- if only the Houston Astros had scored some runs for him.
I mean, he did lead the National League in earned run average. And the Astros did score two runs or fewer in 14 of his starts and they were shut out nine times when he pitched. So, though Clemens is almost impossible to "like," his pitching accomplishments -- so marvelous for so long -- must be respected.
But . . . jeez. What a creep. What a mercenary. What a Hessian.
Remember, Clemens left the New York Yankees after the 2003 campaign to move back to Houston to live in his own house . . . to pitch for his hometown team . . . to hang with his wife and sons . . . to buddy up with his pal, Andy Pettitte . . . to bring a wondrous Texas closure to a Hall of Fame career. He was sick of the grind and the travel and the lonely nights away from hearth and home. So, he set himself down in Houston, pitched in spectacular fashion for the Astros and was paid two years' worth of salaries totaling $23 million -- $5 million in 2004 and $18 million in 2005.
And now? Well, instead of telling the Astros that he's (a) going to retire, or (b) willing to come back for the 2006 season for, oh, a pittance of $10 million, he told them he won't make up his mind until later in the winter. That declaration forced Houston management to make a decison -- either offer Roger arbitration and possibly get whacked for as much as $20 million for one year, or not offer Roger arbitration and not be allowed to sign him before May 1.
Which means that Clemens and his agents, the notorious Hendricks brothers, allow themselves the opportunity to fetch around for the biggest contract and most money . . . while conveniently forgetting about all the coming-home-to-Houston poetry once spouted by Roger, himself.
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The expectation from the beginning of the Bobby Hurley era was for the University at Buffalo to contend for the Mid-American Conference championship. Three consecutive victories have reenergized a push toward that objective.
Were they to beat Ohio University this afternoon and Akron lose to Northern Illinois, the Bulls (14-7, 8-3) would be in sole possession of first place in the MAC's East Division and within striking distance of the league regular season title.
"We've progressed nicely as a team all year and we've cleaned up areas that were hurting us earlier in the season," Hurley said. "It's nice to have a team you feel like is still getting better, hasn't reached its ceiling yet, and I really feel that way with this group. It's great to be playing meaningful games now."
Each contest is significant for UB with seven games remaining, including this afternoon's matchup against the Bobcats (17-7, 7-4). The Bulls are one of five teams in contention for the league's regular season title and the automatic berth into the National Invitation Tournament.
Toledo (9-2), which plays at Eastern Michigan today, is the leader while UB, Akron and Western Michigan are all tied at 8-3 and Ohio is 7-4. The top four seeds automatically advance to the quarterfinals of next month's MAC Tournament and the top two to the semifinals.
This time of year is generally the most difficult stretch for UB. After Ohio comes Akron next Wednesday at Alumni, then back-to-back road games at Kent and Ohio. The Bulls end the regular season with a home game against Miami (Ohio), a road game at Akron and then Bowling Green at home on Senior Night.
"We're going to have to win and control our own destiny," Hurley said. "It's fun, it's great and I know the guys will be excited to play."
Javon McCrea did his part to help secure Buffalo's latest triumph, 75-62, over Miami on Wednesday on the road.
The senior from Newark scored 25 points on 12-for-14 shooting with a game-high 11 rebounds.
Over the last four games, McCrea is averaging 14 rebounds, including a stunning 20-rebound performance at Central Michigan.
"His rebounding has been ridiculous lately," Hurley said. "The way he's pursuing the basketball, he's scoring at will in the paint and stepping away and making shots and doing all the things we need him to do. Steals, blocked shots, every area."
The Bulls collectively have been more attentive to rebounding of late, with a combined plus-28 margin in the last two games. The last time UB was outrebounded was in a loss at Bowling Green on Feb. 2.
But first there's Ohio. Now UB can validate that it belongs in the conversation with a win over an opponent with a winning record in conference play. The combined MAC record of Ball State, Central Michigan and Miami (Ohio), the Bulls' last three opponents, is 7-26.
UB fans will be happy to know that D.J. Cooper, who tormented the Bulls at every turn for four seasons, is no longer around. It seems like Nick Kellogg has been around since bell bottoms but he's finally a senior and leads the Bobcats in scoring (15.3 ppg.). Maurice Ndour, a 6-foot-9 junior college transfer, will be a handful (15.2 ppg., 7.7 rpg., 1.8 bpg.).
"He's going to be a great matchup for Javon," Hurley said. "He's one of the better players in the league."
UB-Ohio is part of a doubleheader at Alumni Arena that also features the UB women (13-9, 6-5) against Northern Illinois (8-13, 4-7) at noon.
Elsewhere in Big 4 women's basketball, St. Bonaventure (19-7, 8-3 Atlantic 10) hosts Duquesne (16-8, 8-3) at 1 p.m. at the Reilly Center in a pivotal conference matchup for both teams.
The Bonnies, who have won eight of 10, and the Dukes are tied for second place, 1½ games behind Dayton (9-1). Duquesne has dropped its last two. Elsewhere, Canisius (9-15, 5-10 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference) hosts Siena (7-17, 2-13) at 2 p.m. at the Koessler Center, while Niagara (8-16, 69 MAAC) hosts Manhattan (7-17, 6-9) at 4 p.m. at the Gallagher Center.
The St. Bonaventure men's team (14-10, 4-6 Atlantic 10) is on the road at George Mason (9-15, 2-8) at 6 p.m.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said, Thursday, that he will not seek re-election-- a sign that the Obama administration's Middle East peace efforts could be breaking down.
It is not clear whether Abbas will actually make good on his threat not to seek another term of office in January. He made that threat previously, then recanted after President Obama called him and promised to put more heat on Israel.
The Palestinians are upset Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have not been able to force Israel to stop building settlements in the West Bank.
There are about 500,000 Israelis living on land the Palestinians want as a future state.
Meanwhile in Egypt, Clinton defended the U.S. stance toward Israeli settlement building, insisting that Washington does not accept their legitimacy and wants to see construction halted "forever."
Clinton has had a lot of explaining to do after Saturday when, alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, she praised his offer to limit settlement construction without actually stopping it.
The announcement by Abbas that he is quitting could be an indication of the lack of confidence the Palestinians have in the White House's ability to actually broker the kind of peace settlement they want.
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WASHINGTON Ś The incident started with a search for a colleague who went missing in FloridaÆs Osceola County Jail.
It ended when Reeshemah Taylor lunged at an inmate holding a gun to her head, throwing herself on top of her much larger attacker, disarming him and sparing countless lives in the process.
Officials later said the inmateÆs plan that summer day in 2009 was clear: Walk out of the jail dressed as an officer, and shoot anyone who got in his way.
That deadly scenario never played out, and Taylor on Wednesday received the Medal of Valor for her role in averting it, along with 17 other police officers, firefighters and public safety officers granted the nationÆs highest honor for risking their own safety to save or protect others.
ōYou all share Ś youÆre all crazy, God love you Ś you all share a selflessness thatÆs not easy to explain, a commitment to your fellow man thatÆs rare, a bravery that inspires,ö said Vice President Joe Biden, his voice gruff with emotion.
When Taylor, a corrections officer, walked into the room of the jailÆs medical unit, she encountered a violent inmate serving three life sentences with no parole Ś a gang member with nothing to lose. The inmate had taken her fellow officer hostage, changed into the officerÆs uniform and armed himself with the guardÆs fully loaded semi-automatic handgun, aiming it squarely at TaylorÆs head.
In a flash, she grabbed the gun with both hands and pushed it to the side while thrusting her knee into the inmateÆs groin. He fell to the ground, dropping the weapon. ThatÆs when Taylor jumped on top of him, putting him into a headlock while scissoring his legs with hers to keep him from getting up. With her spare hand, she grabbed her radio, and help was on the way.
That fearlessness in the face of danger was celebrated Wednesday as Biden draped the medals, suspended from purple- and yellow-striped ribbons, around the recipientsÆ necks. At his side stood Attorney General Eric Holder, who thanked for them standing on the front lines against crime, terrorism and threats to American communities.
There were more tears than smiles at the somber, bittersweet ceremony. Four of the recipients died in the line of duty, their actions remembered by family members and friends. Biden recalled the death of his own wife and daughter in a car accident, and he consoled the spouses and colleagues who accepted the awards on behalf of the fallen officers.
ōTo me, this is personal,ö Biden said. ōYouÆre the heart, the soul and the spine of this nation. And the really sad thing is it takes an extraordinary act for the community to rise up and recognize what you do.ö
New York City firefighter Peter Demontreux was rescuing a man from burning apartment when an entire floor of the building exploded. Demontreux was set on fire, but managed to get the man safely onto an aerial ladder before diving out of the building. Both men survived, though Demontreux was badly burned.
Among the others honored were Cameron Justus and William Stiltner, two sheriffÆs deputies in Virginia who died while trying to save fellow officers from a sniper.
In Washington stateÆs Kitsap County, Deputy Sheriff Krista McDonald tried to rescue two officers shot by an armed man they had spotted with a missing 13-year-old girl. McDonald shot the hostage-taker in the leg, but he killed the young girl and then himself.
ōI have a theory that thereÆs a fine line between bravery and stupidity,ö McDonald said after receiving the medal. ōWe put ourselves out there never knowing whoÆs going to want to do us harm, or if itÆs the day that we might not come home.ö
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The Great Bear Initiative Society operates under the direction of a Board that approves the annual work plan for the office and gives final approval to all policies and procedures. The Board of Directors consists of a representative from each of the participating First Nations - Wuikinuxv Nation, Heiltsuk Nation, Kitasoo/Xaixais First Nation, Gitga'at First Nation, Metlakatla First Nation, Nuxalk Nation, Old Massett Village Council, Skidegate Band Council, and Council of the Haida Nation.
The Great Bear Initiative board meets quarterly to review progress and provide direction on future activities. In addition, the Executive Committee of the Board meets more frequently to review administrative issues and monitor project work.
The Coastal First Nations office in Vancouver supports the goals of the board by providing strategic planning support, communications, assisting in the development of economic strategies, and supporting capacity building for communities.
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It does so that you can do the final boss fight again, Zelda's always done that...I think.
i beat all the final bosses and it still sent me back to thw entrance to the TWILIGHT and didnt save any of it.......what the hell
It does so that you can do the final boss fight again, Zelda's always done that...I think.
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Zelda, Solomons Key, Super Mario, Castlevania IV, Altred Beast, Golden Axe, Military Madness, Gunstar Heroes.
Wii came, Wii saw, Wii conquered! Long Live Nintendo!
?Zelda games have always done that. Get over it
Hook'em Wii
Yeah most Zelda Games have done that.....
Seems like you should have saved...
yeah i wanted to do that with windwaker as well, so you could explore the place when everything was back to normal...
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Newsman and Iowa Cubs baseball team owner Michael Gartner will be honored this summer for his political involvement with the Democratic party.
The Iowa Democratic Party will induct Gartner into the 2012 Hall of Fame as "Outstanding Supporter" on June 15, according to a news release this afternoon.
"I'll be there unless there's a baseball game," said Gartner, a former editor of The Des Moines Register, Louisville Courier-Journal and The Daily Tribune in Ames.
He added with a laugh: "I will accept it and I will be there."
Retiring state Sen. Jack Kibbie, D-Emmetsburg will be honored as "Outstanding Elected Official."
Here's the press release with a list of other honorees:
"Our 2012 honorees and Hall of Fame inductees represent the best of political involvement across the state," said Iowa Democratic Party Chairwoman Sue Dvorsky. "Each of the recipients has demonstrated a unique combination of leadership and activism, and selflessly given of their time and energy to promote Democratic principles in their communities and across the state."
John "Jack" Kibbie was first elected to the Iowa House of Representatives in 1960, and first elected to the Iowa Senate in 1988. One of the hallmarks of his long and successful legislative career was the formation of Iowa's community college system.
Michael Gartner has been a long-time supporter of the Iowa Democratic Party, and its candidates across the state. He chaired the Vision Iowa Fund from 2000 to 2005. In May 2005, Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack named him president of the Iowa Board of Regents.
Honorees were nominated by Democratic leaders across the state in April. The 2011 Hall of Fame celebration will take place on June 15 at Community Choice Credit Union Convention Center in Des Moines. Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick will be the event's keynote speaker. Tickets to the event will be available online soon.
2012 Hall of Fame Honorees:
Outstanding Elected Official Hall of Fame Award: Iowa State Senate President Jack Kibbie
Criteria: This award is presented to an elected official whose tremendous support and dedication influenced both the State of Iowa and the Democratic Party. The nominees for this award may be selected from all levels of government including elected officials of the United States or State of Iowa, and county elected officials.
Outstanding Supporter Hall of Fame Award: Michael Gartner
Criteria: This award will honor an individual who has supported the Iowa Democratic Party and all aspects of Democratic politics throughout the years. This individual has selflessly been a resource to Iowa Democrats through means of organizational efforts, monetary support, volunteer work, and overall steadfast dedication.
Minnette Doderer Award for Outstanding Leadership: Linda Nelson
Criteria: Presented in recognition of outstanding leadership as a Democratic Party Activist.
Jim Lodwich Award for Outstanding SCC Member: Bill Brauch
Criteria: Presented in recognition of outstanding leadership as a Democratic State Central Committee Member.
Creech Award for Outstanding County Chair: Tom Henderson
Criteria: Presented in recognition of outstanding leadership as a Democratic Party County Chair.
Dixon Terry Award for Outstanding Activist: JoAnn Zimmerman
Criteria: Presented in recognition of outstanding service as a Democratic Party activist.
Edward Campbell Rising Star Awards: Gracie Brandsgard
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The TN2T presentation on the RSGB convention
Sunday morning (09 till 09h45), on the 14th of Octobre, Carlo, ON4BR will start his presentation about the DXpedition to Congo back in February. More information can be found on the RSGB website.
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3 video's (totaly 1 film) have been posted on youtube. Thanks to Ronald, PA3EWP.
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On the 14th of April the Scotish DX Group will hold The Annual GMDX Convention at the King Robert Hotel, Whins of Milton, Stirling in Scotland. Patrick, ON4HIL and Marc, ON6CC will be attending to give a lecture and to present a video about our recent DXpedition to Rockall and TN2T!
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Hi! Good news! Our sample is out for the TN2T QSL card. Max, ON5UR will print them in the coming week, and he will send the cards to our QSL manager. You can already see how the QSL card will look like, just by clicking on the little photograph.
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PepsiCo pulls Mountain Dew ad after criticism
PepsiCo is once again learning the risks of celebrity partnerships after an ad for Mountain Dew was criticized for portraying racial stereotypes and making light of violence toward women.
The soda and snack food company said it immediately pulled the 60-second spot after learning that people found it offensive. The ad was part of a series developed by African-American rapper Tyler, the Creator, and depicted a battered white woman on crutches being urged to identify a suspect out of a lineup of black men.
A goat character known as Felicia is included in the lineup and makes threatening comments to the woman, such as "Ya better not snitch on a playa" and "Keep ya mouth shut."
The woman eventually screams "I can't do this, no no no!" and runs away.
The word "do" is in apparent reference to the soft drink's "Dew It" slogan.
Mountain Dew, known for its neon color and high caffeine content, is generally marketed to younger men and sometimes attempts to have edgier ads. But the controversy over its latest spot illustrates the fine line that companies must walk when trying to be hip.
In fact, Mountain Dew also was criticized recently because of its endorsement deal with Lil Wayne, whose rap lyrics compared a rough sex act to the tortuous death of Emmett Till, a black teen who was murdered in 1955 for allegedly whistling at a white woman. In April, Reebok also ended its relationship with Rick Ross after he rapped about giving a woman a drug to have his way with her.
PepsiCo Inc., based in Purchase, N.Y., said it understood how the ad could be offensive.
"We apologize for this video and take full responsibility," the company said in an updated statement late Wednesday afternoon. "We have removed it from all Mountain Dew channels, and Tyler is removing it from his channels as well."
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With the passing Thursday of former South African leader Nelson Mandela, leaders across Pennsylvania and the nation issued statements. Here are a few of them. PennLive will add more as we receive them.
"His personal courage in the fight for human equality and human rights was matched by his generosity of spirit in seeking unity and reconciliation after freeing his nation from the grip of apartheid. The world is a better place for his having walked among us."Susan and I join the state in marking the passing of a colossus of freedom."
U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz, D-13th, and Democratic gubernatorial candidate:
"Nelson Mandela dedicated his extraordinary life to the abolition of apartheid and the building of reconciliation among the people of South Africa. Through his steadfast integrity, unyielding will and humility, he was a beacon to all who struggle against racism, tyranny and oppression in support of freedom, equality and dignity. President Mandela changed his country and the world, and his iconic example and life-long efforts will not be forgotten. My condolences go to his family and to the people of South Africa."
Former President Bill Clinton:
"Today the world has lost one of its most important leaders and one of its finest human beings. And Hillary, Chelsea and I have lost a true friend. History will remember Nelson Mandela as a champion for human dignity and freedom, for peace and reconciliation. We will remember him as a man of uncommon grace and compassion, for whom abandoning bitterness and embracing adversaries was not just a political strategy but a way of life. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Graça and his family and to the people of South Africa. All of us are living in a better world because of the life that Madiba lived. He proved that there is freedom in forgiving, that a big heart is better than a closed mind, and that life's real victories must be shared."


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Indie film production in Russia is an endangered species at risk of extinction after big changes in the way state film support is channeled to producers.
A new system introduced late last year with the backing of Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin has left many indie producers out in the cold.
Eight of the country's biggest production companies — Direksiya Kino (which produces films for Russia's top TV pubcaster the First Channel), Nikita Mikhalkov's TriTe, Central Partnership, Timure Bekmambetov's Bazaleevs, Profit, Rekun, St. Petersburg-based STV and R-Pictures — have each been given $8.5 million to produce at least three features. At least 30% of the budget of each film must come from private sources.
Producers left out in the cold include Renat Daletyarov of Real Dakota, which has a string of Russian comedy hits including "Lubov Morkov," and Sergey Livnev of Leopolis, whose hits include spoof "Hitler Kaput."
"Indie producers are looking much more closely at international co-productions," says arthouse distrib/producer Sam Klebanov of Kino Bez Granits. Distributors of indie fare are increasingly turning to 3D, with titles such as Hong Kong horror film "Child's Eye" — in development by the Pang brothers — a recent pickup by Kino Bez Granits.
Total 2009 box office: $735 million
Total 2009 releases: 323
Top 2009 indie film: "New Moon" $18.6 million
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04 Oct 2009
I know I'm not the only person to note (and lament) the lack of discussion traffic this season. The open game threads have been one of my more favorite bits of FO over the years.
Any thoughts on what's causing it and whether or not it can be fixed, or is the "open thread for this week" concept just doomed.
(Admins -- I know this is coming close to the line for whether or not this should be a thread here, but I wanted to put it somewhere where the few people who still read the open threads would find it).
5 replies , Last at 05 Oct 2009, 6:32pm by navin
I used to lurk here a lot on Sundays but I think most people prefer the IRC chat (personally I can't make it work all that well) so the boards here are like a crypt. I live in the UK and if I want to watch my team every week I have to use my computer to watch online which is difficult to do if you are typing out responses on a computer. Having paid for the season of games I generally watch a different game when the Bears aren't playing. I suspect that quite a few other expats or foreign fans (like me) make the same choice.
On the whole though I agree the threads here used to be a good way of keeping tabs on other games and some very funny comments. Shame really.
In my old house, I had my laptop on the DR table about 15 feet from the TV--easier to read/comment during games. Now I am on 2 floors--TV on one, office on the other. But I always came here at the end of the day to read non-corporate/informed fan discussions of the games I missed.
And boy, do I miss that. sniff.
I'm with you, bro. I miss it, too.
But to be sure, the discussion quality had dropped quite a bit. It was getting tiresome to wade through pages of "A correct penalty was called on my team! Dey wuz robbed!" to get to the occassional gem.
Grow some hazelnuts, people!
I mostly lurk as well. Also from the UK, and am also greatly missing the old boards.
IRC is fine for quick shoutouts but I find it a pain to follow interesting discussion on.
Maybe the solution is for those of us who mostly lurk and miss the atmosphere to try to lurk a bit less and make enough new atmosphere to get things moving again. I'll see what I can do in the next few weeks to be around and more active. However as someone who used fieldpass and so listens rather than watching the action I'm always a bit hesitant to go wild about specific plays as I cannot see them to make my own judgment and have to rely on the commentators hyperbole...
Well I used to post here regularly but left for IRC this year because of the lack of posts. I definitely agree that it's harder to have a lasting meaningful discussion on IRC due to its nature. The problem now is that when I do post something, no one will reply to it for quite awhile. It seems that we've lost critical mass here.
I know the college threads have had less traffic due to the location changing. Not sure why the pro threads have changed, weren't they up here last year too? Maybe a location change would help...


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Love is in the frigid air in Beantown, and it really couldn't come at a better time for this loathe-happy sports community.
As New England is still ruing and losing sleep and ranting to WEEI about losing the Super Bowl, blaming the quarterback, the coaching and a receiver's slippery hands and screaming foul over their tight end's postgame party habits (Yo Soy Shirtless), news comes down of a sports engagement that ties two of the area's superstars together.
Kevin Youkilis is reportedly engaged to Tom Brady's sister. Awwww. Cute. Maybe a little romance can put out the postgame fires that are still burning around Boston.
No? Well, whatever. Regardless, it's a neat little story the Boston Herald broke about the Red Sox infielder and the QB's sibling,
"This is supposed to be hush-hush and on the deep down-low, but you know us. It's time to pop the bubbly ...
The happy couple, who spent Super Bowl week together with the Brady clan in Indy, got engaged "recently" after dating for at least a year, we're told from a few F.O.Ys."
So while seemingly every sports blog out there reports on this, B/R Swagger will show and tell you a little bit more about the allegedly future Mrs. Youk.