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As electric vehicles sales remain weak, China is considering adding new measures to entice buyers into buying electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
It wasn't long ago that the Chinese government backed away from its plan to gradually reduce EV subsidies (instead opting for much less steep reductions over the next few years). It now appears that the government intends to add more icing to the cake in the form of tax breaks. According to Ma Kai, Vice Premier in the State Council, the Chinese government is considering excepting all "new energy" vehicles from the 10% vehicle purchase tax that normally accompanies the purchase of a new vehicle. This tax cut would come in addition to efforts to further extend the subsidies beyond the Dec 31st end date. More details are due to be released in the coming months.
The 10% tax reduction certainly wont hurt the adoption of alternative energy vehicles in China, but likely will do little to spur demand either. China desperately needs a dramatic and well-publicized effort to roll out a comprehensive national network of charging stations if the government truly seeks to bring electric vehicles to the market in large numbers.
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World Cancer Day: 4 February 2011
The European Medicines Agency supports World Cancer Day, which is taking place on Friday 4 February 2011.
World Cancer Day is held each year on 4 February to raise awareness about cancer and to encourage its prevention, detection and treatment. The day is led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC).
The Agency plays a key role in the authorisation of medicines to treat cancer. In the European Union (EU), all anticancer medicines must be authorised centrally at a European level on the recommendation of the Agency, rather than in each Member State separately.
To date, the European Commission has authorised over 100 medicines for the treatment or prevention of cancer or its symptoms on the recommendation of the Agency's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP).
The Agency also publishes scientific guidelines recommending how companies study the safety and efficacy of anticancer medicines. These are intended to help applicants preparing marketing-authorisation applications.
The Agency works closely with organisations representing patients with cancer through the European Cancer Patient Coalition (ECPC), a group committed to improving the prevention, screening, early diagnosis and best treatment of cancer, reducing disparity and inequality across the EU. The Agency also interacts with organisations representing healthcare professionals in the cancer field.
Related information
- World Cancer Day
- Guidelines on clinical efficacy and safety: Antineoplastic and immunomodulating agents
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To explore the medicines authorised for cancer patients on the recommendation of the Agency, browse the European public assessment reports by therapeutic area or keyword
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Skip to comments.A Pledge Never to Vote for Romney: Send a Message to the GOP
Posted on 09/12/2011 4:22:19 PM PDT by xzins
Romney is Obama-Lite. Take the simple pledge:
I will not vote for Romney for any reason.
It might
Romneys father wasnt born in the US either...
Only slightly less decrepit than under four years of a fascist RINO.
I will bet anything you voted for obama.
I WILL vote for Romney against Obama, and then primary him in 2016.
But I WILL NOT help Obama get re-elected by sitting on my lazy ass because my candidate didn't get nominated.
Until further notice, elections are one on one endeavors. Since 1988 it has come down to two crappy candidates. That just means I vote for the least worst.
You just admitted that you would crawl over broken glass to vote for a fascist.
I can't sign it.
I don't think he's Obama Lite, anyway, that's over the top.
Even if he were, I'd rather have Obama Lite than Obama.
More of the conservative base are saying they won't vote for Romney than will.
That means the rino will lose.
And that means he sure as heck better not win the primary.
If Obama wins. I won't complain. Flag this as a promise I make to you and all of the Freepers. But I refuse to vote for Romney. They are both Progressive socialists and I would not be able to look at myself in the mirror. I voted for the "other guy in 2008" and I shudder to think that he would have put us in the same place we are now, just a little slower.
You don't know how to check posting history, do you?
And you are admitting you will allow obama to be reelected. Congrats to you.
If it comes down to Romney vs zero, Ill crawl over broken glass to vote for Romney. Ill vote for anyone over obama.
After primary ABO!
A popular slogan in recent months has been, "How's that hope and change workin' for ya ?"
Allow me to ask this,
How's nominating the lesser of two evils workin' for ya ?
"More of the conservative base are saying they wont vote for Romney than will."
Where is your data to support that? You don't have any.
Romney blew it on romneycare but you can take each of the candidates and find something really unpleasant
Perry is pro-amnesty
Cain seems to be absolutely clueless on foreign policy. Yes, there is a country named Afghanistan.
Palin would bring back the ERA if she could.
Newt is well...Newt.
I dunno...I actually kinda like Santorum. He's the only one besides Newt who seems to care that iran is developing nuclear weapons. Yes, the economy and debt sucks but it will be nothing compared to a nuclear armed Iran.
How's allowing the greater of two evils workin' out for you?
I will not vote for Romney for any reason unless he is the Republican nominee because I'm not stupid enough to want to see O elected for another 4 years.
There are only a few candidates that I will not vote for any reason in the general election. Romney is one of them. His refusal to admit Romneycare was a stupid idea makes me believe he will not sign onto a repeal of Obamacare, regardless of what he says now. In fact, I suspect the minute he gets the nomination, he'll start hedging, edging towards the mushy middle... "oh Obamacare has some good points, can't throw out the baby with the bathwater".
As far as the world ending if Obama wins again, I disagree. I believe we'd be in the exact same place right now if RINO John McCain had won. For one thing, we would have had full-blown amnesty by now, as that was one of McCain's pet projects. Backed enthusiastically by the RINOs in Congress, it would have passed easily. Also, while we would not have had Obamacare, we probably would have gotten some further incremental healthcare law, which would be much harder to eliminate than Obamacare. At present, we have a pretty good chance of tossing out Obamacare altogether. Either the Supreme Court tosses it, or we get a conservative President and take the Senate in 2012, and toss it that way.
There may not have been the huge and reckless spending which Obama and the Dems have authored, but money would have been spent, there's no doubt about that. McCain was an enthusiastic bailout backer. There would be no Tea Party, or if there was a Tea Party, it certainly wouldn't be as large or as powerful as it is today. Almost certainly you would still have Speaker Nancy Pelosi today, if John McCain was President. For me, no more votes for RINOs, because they're just as bad as Democrats.
I will vote for Jack the Ripper to keep Obama from a second term
As I have said publicly for quite some time, I don't vote for fascists, Marxists, Communists, socialists, etc. irrespective of the letters that follow their names.
I used to say that, but it's hard to say it with a straight face when you think of Obama.
"Only slightly less decrepit than under four years of a fascist RINO."
That's either giving too much credit to Romney, or not enough to Zero.
Romney is nowhere on my list, but to say they are one and the same is insane.
To know that not voting for Romney gives us 4 more of Obama, and thus accelerating the destruction of this country, is no different than waving the white flag and saying you surrender.
I prefer to go down swinging at every step of the way.
Take a close look at these numbers:
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 78 - LIBERAL
Antonin Scalia, 75 - CENTER RIGHT
Anthony Kennedy, 74 - LIBERAL
Stephen Breyer, 72 - LIBERAL
Clarence Thomas, 63 - CONSERVATIVE
Samuel Alito, 61 - CENTER RIGHT
Sonia Sotomayor, 57 - LIBERAL
John Roberts, 56 - CONSERVATIVE
Elena Kagan, 51 - FAR FAR LEFT
I repeat. If Ø is re-elected, the United States of America will not survive. Period.
Me too!!! If only Jack the Ripper was running. The political class offers us little.
I have a lot of respect for Santorum. He takes a lot of flack but sticks to his guns anyway. He is unapologetic about being against abortion in ALL instances, even rape, because if the rapist won't face the death penalty, why should the baby?
No doubt the GOP will oblige.
Romney the pro-gay, pro-abortion, anti-gun liberal from Massachusetts WILL appoint liberal/unknown justices.
Don't kid yourself.
Mittens is not my first choice, But beating Obama is.
I'm voting for the Republican nominee period.
Can't take 4 more years of socialist destruction on the country I love.
I hate Romney but I hate Obama more.
Hell, I'd vote for Bill Clinton before I'd stay home and not vote.
That my FRiend is how much I hate Obama.
You are on to something here. This has also been troubling me.
Romney tries to cloak this in the 10th Amendment. He would be better off admitting that Romneycare was an idea that didn't work, and should be repealed, just like he "says" he'll do to Obamacare.
Yes but of O is reelected, it means tat American people "We The People" became zombies anyway so...be it. They won't deserve America anymore anyway.
Romney will give you 3 more years of socialist destruction.
Exactly right. If Obozo get's re-elected, there's a real chance he'll have the opportunity to put another insane leftist (like Sotomayor and Kagan) on the USSC. That will give the commies a majority. Then, we will surely witness the destruction of this nation.
Get real, if it's between him and Zero....enough said.
(I don't want him but)
Sorry. I WILL vote for Romney over Obama. I will.
Do I love Romney. No.
I'm not crazy about any of the candidates right now.
But whoever wins the nom, wins my vote.
Put down the bong, and quit deluding yourself.
America will endure fascism regardless of which party is in power.
The Founders warned our predecessors about the dangers of political factions; unfortunately, their successors (all the way to the present) dismissed their advice.
The great thing about America is that nobody is obligated to vote.
Just don't complain if Obama is re-elected, and I won't complain if Romney turns out to be Obama.
Well, for me, that's why I won't vote for Romney. He has taken so many positions on every issue, I don't believe a word he says. I think he's a big government liberal, who wants me to think he's a conservative. Did you push for a socialist takeover of the healthcare industry while Governor of Massachusetts? Yes. Was that a mistake??? Man, Mitt Romney, if you can't bring yourself to admit the obvious... you don't deserve my vote.
In the primaries I'd never vote for Romney the chameleon, but in the general I'd vote for a can of asparagus over Hussein if it were the Republican nominee. The balance of the Supreme Court alone is just too important to not vote for whoever the Republicans nominate.
Romney isn't going to be the nominee anyway. I think the most likely ticket is Perry/Rubio.
Check the numbers again. There's a very real possibility that the occupant of the white house could appoint FOUR OR MORE Supreme Court Justices before 2016. That would mean, as they say, the whole shootin' match.
Pledges like this are what SOCIALIST VICTORIES are made of.
I don't think I will ever vote for Romney. That's just what the Republican establishment wants. At least we should keep telling them that we wont vote for Romney.
But even if I do (and we'd be talking major "hold your nose"), not enough others will. Romney running is the only way I think Obama can win re-election.
If the GOP nominates Romney, they deserve to lose...
Mittens will at least repeal Obamacare. That will allow the economic engine to begin turning again. Rather have a true conservative, but we'll all be in the poor house if we get Zero for 4 more years. Hell I'd vote for ole Slick Willie before letting Zero have 4 more years
Politicians say things all over the spectrum, including whichever ones you support. How about Perry supporting algore?
You can choose whomever you want, but I expect there will be a republican House and Senate, and I want the pres to sign the legislation because I expect it to be dominated by the tea party. I also expect the congress will approve the supreme court justices we all want and expect a republican to nominate.
We're only in the early stages, stop stomping your foot, and wipe the spittle from your mouth.
I will not vote for Romney for any reason.
Why not? We have to accept their big fat turd? Or is it stupid douche?
Four more years of BHO and I truly believe we are screwed as a world leader. I lived the Europe and I see European polices everywhere. How many European Microsoft's and Apples are there... none. We need to roll back all those regulations and the agencies that cropped up in last 3 or 4 years.
Get America moving again !
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EBENSBURG - The news was not all bad for the Juniata Valley girls basketball team.
The Green Hornets have known for at least a week they will stick around to play into next week. Furthermore, senior Allie Zinobile scored her 1,000th career point Thursday night in Juniata Valley's otherwise inauspicious 62-42 loss to Penns Manor in a District 6 Class A consolation game at Bishop Carroll High School.
Juniata Valley will take on the District 5 runner-up, Conemaugh Township or Southern Fulton, in a first-round playoff game on March 9 at a site and time to be determined.
Needing 11 points to reach 1,000, Zinobile achieved the milestone when she drove for a layin with 1:09 gone in the fourth quarter. She led the Green Hornets with 14 points and nine rebounds, although she had to work for just about everything she got.
"This past year she really developed into a good leader," Juniata Valley coach Rachelle Hopsicker said. "People look to her for rebounding [and] boxing out. You can see that she worked hard to develop her game. ... It'll be sad to see her leave. I only got to coach her for two years."
Penns Manor, coming off a 53-17 trouncing Monday by Bishop Guilfoyle that dropped the Comets into the third-place game, rattled off the game's first seven points and assumed a 27-12 lead at halftime.
"I know we started playing with a chip on our shoulder, and I felt like we had a lot to prove," first-year Penns Manor coach Jason Miloser said. "We felt like a lot of people were looking at us, thinking, 'Look at what Guilfoyle did. You're not a very good team. You don't deserve to go to states.' And that was our motivation for winning this third-place game."
The Comets' 2-3 zone defense prevented Zinobile from getting good looks inside the paint.
"We didn't move the ball around very well on offense," Hopsicker said. "We [also] missed a lot of shots in the first half. We didn't capitalize on stuff. [The Comets] played their game really well. They sat back in that 2-1-2, 2-3, whatever you want to call it. And they were patient and they played well."
"I'd rather play man-on-man than 2-3," Zinobile said. "Two-threes usually shut us down, and other teams are starting to realize that."
"Our big thing was locating where their two shooters were," Miloser said. "They have two really good shooters from the outside. And, obviously, the Zinobile girl is tough inside as well. So we had a lot of girls to worry about. But we located them and played pretty good defense tonight."
Penns Manor senior Krista Gillo fronted Zinobile inside the paint.
"We talked with Krista about fronting her at all times because she's such a great post player," Miloser said. "And Krista battled all night long [and] did a great job."
Constant defensive breakdowns exacerbated the Green Hornets' plight.
"We were on different pages at certain times," Hopsicker said. "We were on the 1-3-1 and some people were out there in the 2-3. It just wasn't our day today."
"Our defense wasn't there and our shots weren't falling," Zinobile said.
Hopsicker also cited injuries and sickness as mitigating factors on this night and, really, the entire season. An early season knee injury to Sam Anders, for instance, shelved the senior for the season's duration and especially hampered Juniata Valley's chemistry.
"She really gave us a sense of calm, and we really did miss her. And, obviously, this was tough for her to watch," Hopsicker said.
Zinobile's landmark hoop pulled Juniata Valley within 17, 47-30. Penns Manor led by as many as 24 before each team started to empty the benches.
Kerigan Ammerman added 10 points for the Green Hornets.
Gillo led all scorers with 22 points. She also grabbed 12 rebounds. Emma Myers added 19 points, four steals and four assists.
The Comets will face the District 9 runner-up, Clarion or Port Allegany, in a first-round playoff game on March 9.
Juniata Valley6 6 16 14 - 42
Penns Manor14 13 16 19 - 62
Juniata Valley (42): Leri 1 0-0 2, H.Myers 2 4-4 8, LeCrone 0 0-0 0, Zinobile 6 2-2 14, Ammerman 4 1-2 10, Keller 2 0-0 6, A.Miller 1 0-0 2. Totals 16 7-8 42.
Penns Manor (62): Tomayko 2 0-0 4, Gillo 9 4-5 22, Roach 4 0-0 8, DaBella 4 0-0 9, E.Myers 6 5-8 19. Totals 25 9-13 62.
3-point field goals: Juniata Valley 3 (Keller 2, Ammerman), Penns Manor 3 (E. Myers 2, DaBella).
Team records: Penns Manor (17-8), Juniata Valley (17-8).
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No thanks to this thread, which seemed to help the poster, but nobody else. Doesn't make sense to me.
So here's how it's really done.
Find description.php which is found in wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/single-product/tabs/
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From the code:
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Because of that I redirect this question to the members instead, I went on a major killing spree (first run) and nearing the end. Made awsome boo-boo by sneaking a peak at how to trigger different endings. Now I'm upset at causing WAY too much chaos, so I'm just wondering if cheatengine could fix this and if so, where would be the best place to find the adress to change? (Unless someone has the .CT file or similar info).
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With its huge cast of characters, detailed history and constantly changing allegiances, considering it difficult to explain the story of Game of Thrones is totally understandable.
Now, imagine if you'd never seen it before.
A recent AskReddit thread proposed a seemingly simple task to all of the non-watchers out there: explain what you think is happening.
The hilarious, blunt responses are accurate enough to make us worry about how much we talk about Game of Thrones. Take a look at some of our favorite answers below.


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Telemedicine has the potential of increasing access to health care and even reducing emergency room use when used with at-home monitoring programs, according to this medical center IT manager. And, if not overly regulated, funded properly and done right, it could also "improve adherence to protocols and improve care."
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The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Monday because there was no official announcement. St. John's athletic director Chris Monasch was unavailable for comment.
Lavin has been an ESPN analyst since UCLA fired him in 2003. He had a 145-78 record with UCLA, leading the school to the NCAA tournament's round of 16 five times. The Bruins reached the final eight in 1997, his first season.
Georgia Tech coach Paul Hewitt rejected an offer from St. John's last week. Boston College's Al Skinner interviewed on Friday.
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Representing the Michigan State University (MSU) in the NCAA Division I-A and in the Big 20 Conference varsity sports games are the Michigan State Spartans. The university has 25 varsity sports teams – 12 for men's sports and 13 for women's sports. Since the year 2008, the teams of the Michigan State Spartans are headed by Mark Hollis, the university's athletic director. He currently gives his best shot to work hand in hand with the coaches and trainers of the various sports teams for upholding the legacy established by the Michigan State University. The official team colors of the Spartans are green and white while their teams' official mascot is Sparty, a cute Spartan warrior.
The football team of the Michigan State Spartans has already won 6 national championships (but some of these were shared with other teams). These titles were won from the years 1951, 1952, 1955, 1957, 1965, and 1966. This team has also won the 1954, 1956, and 1988 Rose Bowl championships. On the other hand, the men's ice hockey team of the Spartans was the national champion in the years 1966, 1986, and 2007. Same goes with their men's basketball team, which won the 1979 and 2000 championship titles, and their golf team with the 1969 and 2005 national titles. Moreover, it has been said that the men's cross country team of the Michigan State University has been among their most successful teams primarily because of them winning the national title for 8 times, which are in the years 1939, 1948, 1949, 1952, 1955, 1956, 1958, and 1959. This team has also been one of the primary competitors in the local championships as based on their record of winnings in the previous seasons.
Other competitive varsity teams of the Spartans include the men's baseball team, women's softball team, men's soccer team, women's volleyball team, boxing team, wrestling team, women's golf team, men's gymnastics team, and men's tennis team. These teams consistently play great during local championships. The players are extensively trained and motivated to bring out the best of their athletic skills, team coordination, and spirituality as an athlete. With their family members, friends, and fellow students at the Michigan State University cheering for them and singing the university's battle cry, they are always ready for battle and courageously fight to defend the pride of their university. These and more make the Michigan State Spartans one of the toughest competitors for the other teams in the Division I-A of the NCAA.
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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- Spring will take a temporary recess as low temperatures stretch across the Tennessee Valley, according to the Huntsville office of the National Weather Service.
The overnight rain should clear up in the morning. After that, things will really cool down as the afternoon high plummets to the low 50s. This is more than 20 degrees below the normal daytime high.
The clouds will gradually move away during this time. Northerly winds are likely to reach 20 to 25 mph with some slightly stronger gusts.
Tonight will really reignite the region's wintry memories. The temperature will dip just below freezing, creating some patchy overnight frost. Winds will be between 5 and 15 mph.
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One Sentence Summaries of 10 Prominent Personal Finance Books
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I get a lot of books to read in the mail and I honestly do try to make an effort to read all of them from cover to cover, but I usually don't. I don't read every word because a lot of the personal finance books are simply trying to teach one simple concept and drive that point home over and over again with anecdotes, statistics, and other very useful, very convincing pieces of data. Some are stories about the author, thus adding a sense of realism that hopefully will spur you to action. Others are very analytical, using the statistics and data I mentioned earlier to drive home a point in an attempt to convince you of their idea so that you'll believe it, implement it, and possible grow rich. Ultimately though, the basic idea of the book is quite elementary (which is not to say that the books are not worth it, far from it) below is a one sentence condensation of some very prominent personal finance books that are probably worth reading all the way through. (Some sentences are a little run on… gimme a break!)
Richest Man in Babylon by George Clason
Written decades ago, it contains every single basic personal finance concept told in parable form and so well written even a caveman could understand it.
The Millionaire Next Door by Stanley and Danko
Most millionaires are rich because they spend less than they earn, budget carefully, and follow all the other boring basic personal finance concepts that most people don't want to follow because they would rather believe that millionaires are all rock stars, business mavens, or children of.
The Total Money Makeover: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness by Dave Ramsey
Personal finance is as much about psychology as it is about numbers and to be successful at it you must avoid debt at all costs and use the successful completion of the small things to give you the confidence to tackle the big things.
The Automatic Millionaire by David Bach
If you set up automatic saving (as opposed to automatic spending like the morning cup of joe – the latte factor), whether its for an IRA or just into a regular old savings account, you can prevent yourself from screwing up your future by spending it.
A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton G. Malkiel
The market is random and since you can't see the future (and you don't have a bunch of monkeys with darts), you shouldn't try to time the market because you will probably fail.
The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham
Buy low, sell high, here's how. (the devil's in the details I'm afraid, plus any sentence here would not do this text any justice whatsoever)
Your Money or Your Life by Dominguez and Robin
This is another jack of all personal finance trades book that is worth its weight, outlining a nine step that looks to turn your "making a dying" perspective (if you have one) into a "making a living" one.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
To be rich, your assets must work for you (such as real estate) instead of you working for your assets (such as cars).
The Smartest Investment Book You'll Ever Read by Daniel R. Solin
Buy an index fund because those fees you're paying for whatever you're buying is too much, even if that fund manager has a bunch of monkeys with darts (and they probably do).


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The 'AA-' rating on Massachusetts' GO bonds reflects: The commonwealth's fundamentally diverse and broad economy, despite the economic slowdown, driven by the high-technology, health care, education, and financial services sectors; A decade-long track record of strong financial discipline and management that has contributed to strong reserves, which, in this economic climate, although diminished in 2002 with a planned reduction again in fiscal 2003, still provides some flexibility; The positive effect from the "forward funding" of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, which the commonwealth spun off as a self-supporting authority on July 1, 2000, eliminating the commonwealth's historical open-ended subsidies; and High wealth and income levels, with the fourth-highest per capita income in the nation at $37,800. Offsetting factors include: Continued...
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No that problem was hairy!
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It looks like things are going to get hairy from now on.
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The term used to define the total mass of hairs on a body. Martyn Balfour is a good example of this phenonemon when all hair is overgrown and past the stage of "razor bladable" to cut. May result in loss of skin and extreeme head lice
Marytn Balfour is hairy
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Jim: I had the lay on the breaks!
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Term used to get people to say the word "huh". Invented in 2001 at Nova High School, the hairies has seen a rejuvination at the University of Florida.
Hey do you have the hairies on that?
The hairies dominates every little jew bagel in AEPhi.
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Undesirable young woman from Glasgow. Commonly (although not necessarily) from the schemes, usually fat and hacket with a perm. Can become worryingly attractive after the consumption of copious amounts of booze, with potentially alarming results.
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Wonder Woman is a mortal after all and a good citizen. Lynda Carter, best known for her portrayal of the superhero on TV in the '70s, didn't have her lasso, bulletproof bracelets or a cell phone when she discovered a body floating in the Potomac River.
Carter told the Washington Post she was alone in a boat when she saw the body Wednesday. She says she didn't have a cell phone with her, so she yelled to some fishermen and asked them to call police. Carter waited until rescuers arrived and directed them to the body.
District of Columbia police identified the body as 47-year-old Helen Johnstone of Washington. The medical examiner's office has not declared an official cause of death.
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Shannon Cressman & Meg Begly, Fall 2008
Our final project consisted of mapping out the trees on UMM campus to figure out how many, and what type of individuals are found on our campus (not including the forest that borders the campus). Our client, Dr. Alan Lewis, is the caretaker of the vegetation on campus, and he was curious to know what trees we had and what health condition they were in. We used a GPS unit to record coordinates of each tree and keyed out the type using a Peterson Field Guide on Trees and Shrubs. Done in the winter, it was difficult to figure out what tree we were identifying because many deciduous trees were lacking leaves. Also, due to weather conditions our coordinates could be skewed from cloud cover. We were able to successfully identify 332 individuals on campus. While taking coordinates of the trees, we also recorded the health of the individuals on the basis of 1 = healthy, 2 = unhealthy (fungus or tumors), 3 = needs to be removed, 4 = biohazard zone. We decided to designate the area in front of Kilburn Commons the biohazard zone due to irresponsible dumping of bodily fluids.
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Peter Bourjos' Fractured Wrist Hasn't Healed Yet
Back on June 30, it was announced that Los Angeles Angels center fielder Peter Bourjos would miss two to three weeks with a nondisplaced fracture in his right wrist. Well, the three weeks are almost up and he's still not back, and now Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times reports that X-rays have revealed the bone isn't completely healed yet.
Bourjos will have X-rays again Friday, but this seems like a bit of a setback.
Due to the wrist injury and a strained hamstring earlier this season, Bourjos has only managed to play 40 games, but when he has been in the lineup he's been productive.
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Women's Health
Health Services provides a wide range of women's health services. These include annual gynecological exams and pap smears, STI testing, consultation about contraceptive choices, prescribing birth control pills, evaluation and treatment of vaginal and urinary tract infections and information about the HPV vaccine.
To meet with a clinician call Cindy Brown at 802.387.1636 to schedule an appointment. All visits are confidential. Information cannot be shared with anyone without your written consent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens at an annual gynecological exam?
An annual gynecological exam should be performed yearly on all women 18 or older, and women who are sexually active prior to age 18. Many young women start college without ever having had an exam. The examination is a time to discuss each woman's general health, sexual health and is an opportunity to learn about one's body. Testing maybe performed for sexually transmitted infections. Based on a woman's health history, age and other risk factors, a pap smear may be done at this visit.
How often should I have a pap smear?
The Pap Smear is a test that looks for pre-cancerous changes by examining cells that have been taken from the cervix (the opening of the uterus). It is one of the best and most useful cancer screening tests, and is done during the annual gynecological exam.
According to 2009 guidelines, a first pap smear does not need to be done until a woman is 21 years of age or older, if she is not yet sexually active. All women should have a gynecological exam every year to review other health issues, have a breast exam and get regular STI testing, depending on age, risk factors and history.
I may want to start some form of birth control, but what if I'm not sure what kind I want
Call Cindy Brown at 802.387.1636 to schedule an appointment with the nurse practitioner to discuss the various forms of birth control. Though birth control pills are the most commonly used form of contraception, there are other options: the Nuva ring, the IUD, diaphragm and condoms.
I already have birth control pills prescribed by my doctor at home. How can I get them here at school?
If your doctor practices in the US, he or she can call a prescription into any pharmacy in the country. Out-of-state doctors can prescribe in Vermont. Although we do not have a pharmacy, we work closely with the Hotel Pharmacy in Brattleboro. They deliver prescriptions once daily, Monday through Friday, to Health Services and you can pick them up here.
There are several ways to get the prescription to the Hotel Pharmacy:
- Your doctor can call in or fax your prescription to the hotel pharmacy. He or she must let the pharmacy know that you are a Landmark student and need the prescription delivered.
- Your doctor can send you a paper copy of your prescription and you can bring it to Health Services. We will fax it to Hotel Pharmacy, along with a copy of your health insurance.
- If you have an active prescription on file at a pharmacy at home, you can ask to have a prescription transferred to Hotel Pharmacy. Once the prescription has been transferred, you can get your renewals sent here. When you have a week's worth of pills left, call Health Services and we will call in your renewal for delivery.
Help! I'm about to run out of my pills! What should I do?
If you are currently taking birth control pills and there are no more renewals left, it usually means you need another appointment with your doctor. Here's what you should do:
- If your doctor at home prescribed them, call that doctor. He or she can call in a refill to Hotel Pharmacy until you can make a follow-up appointment.
- If your doctor will not give you a refill, schedule an appointment with Health Services here to discuss your options. If you run out of pills in the meantime and you are sexually active, be sure to use a back up method, such as condoms.
- If your pills are prescribed by Health Services, call us. We can call in a prescription for a one month refill, which will give you time to make an appointment.
How do I get Emergency Contraception?
Emergency Contraception is available in Health Services. If you are in need of it when Health Service is closed, you can get it at any pharmacy if you are 18 or older. Emergency contraception can be used up to 5 days after unprotected intercourse to prevent pregnancy. It is most effective if used within 72 hours of unprotected sex.


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"We think that if we have signed our children up for soccer and ballet and gymnastics and all these things, that we're giving them what they need, but we're not," says movement education consultant Rae Pica.
What young children need most is "true play," Pica says. And that may not be found in organized activities where children spend more time waiting than participating and where competition is the focus.
What Is True Play?
Pica defines true play this way:
- It's self-initiated—by the child.
- It involves the imagination and creativity.
Starting children in organized, competitive programs too young places them in a situation where they are developmentally unable to understand what is expected, Pica says. "For example, a 5-year-old can't understand—socially, emotionally, or cognitively—the rules and activities of many sports. They're not ready.
"So we need to let children organize their own games. And if the rules don't work, children change them. That's what problem solving is all about."
Advice for Parents?
"Realize that it's OK to take the time to play with your children," Pica says. "Let them know that it's OK to find creatures in the clouds and to use their imaginations. And children need to know how to be alone with themselves as well."
Allowing true play and joyful learning will help develop creative thinkers and problem solvers, Pica believes. "We don't know what kind of future our children have ahead of them. Things are changing quickly. The one thing I think we can be sure of is that our children will need to solve problems. And that means thinking creatively, thinking imaginatively. Overscheduled children don't have time to think. They don't have time to imagine. They don't have time to be."
Find Out More
- Find out more about Pica's ideas in Program 4 of Art to Heart.
- Pica's web site, Moving and Learning, has numerous articles on movement and physical education in early childhood, as well as activity suggestions.
- Pica has written several books on movement, physical activity, and play, including Great Games for Young Children and Your Active Child.


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So I have been talking a ton about Happy Chaos but what to you do when you are really in the throes of it? As luck would have it the book came out at the same time as Poet's birthday. I knew that I couldn't be in N.Y.C. without my baby girl for her 6th birthday. So after much soul searching we decided we should bring the whole family, we found some great deals and were on or way. My girls, my big brother, my nieces, my sister in law, the whole gang. Daddy even surprised her on her birthday morning. In the middle of the night before her b-day we decorated the hotel room with streamers and even a Pinata. Lucky for me, they had a Target in Harlem. It was literally one of the most special birthdays ever. She said this one topped all of them. So next time life throws you a curve ball or something unexpected, take a look inside and see if maybe you can turn into something special and perhaps full of Happy Chaos.
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Love this! I know as parents we sometimes go crazy with throwing big, themed parties but sometimes something like this is more fun and special. This year my daughter turned 3. My husband and I had a gymnastics party planned for 3 days after she officially turned 3! However on her actual birthday I planned to bring cupcakes into her nursery school and have her school party. I made the cupcakes the night before. And we got hit with a blizzard-school was cancelled. Living in NYC I knew parents would want something to do-I emailed the class and invited everyone over who wanted to venture out. I had 10 kids, 10 moms, 24 pink cupcakes and 2 pizzas. That was it-no goody bags, no hired clowns, musicians, etc. While I know my daughter loved the party at the gymnastics place 3 days later-this truly showed me that it's really about being surrounded by people who love you and your kid(s). We'll still have the big parties i am sure, but the truth of the matter as long as there are loved ones around and a cake (and maybe pizza or sandwiches) that's what's truly important!
Anyway, I love what you did for Poet!
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Such a tasty product. Same cheese sauce as their mac and cheese bags that everybody loves so much. A big ole bag of sauce! Add to pasta, dips, whatever floats your boat. 8 oz. (227g) package. (makes about 5 cups of sauce)
Ingredients: Unbleached unbromated flour, unmodified corn starch, yeast extract, soybean oil, tomato powder, sugar, salt, maltodextrin, natural vegan flavor (contains canola oil)
Buy it, use 1 cup sauce mix to 2 cups unsweetened almond milk and make it, eat it with pasta, zucchini noodles, broccoli, dip bread in it, make tofu Benedict, pour it over tortilla chips, dip vegan pizza in it, pour it over baked potatoes, and a zillion other foods, you will never be happier :) erin g. on 21st Jun 2014
You wanna know why you want to love this, too? It's tasty like New Farm's cheesy sauce but without the guilt of adding a tub of margarine and a bottle of oil to your sauce. Apply to generously to everything. Debya on 28th Feb 2012


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One of the very first insects that I identified as a young gardener was the pine sawfly. We had planted over a hundred white pine seedlings over 30 years ago and after a decade or so we started to lose a couple each year to one problem or another. Daddy charged me with inspection duty. Looking for and plucking bagworms; collecting beetles in jars for identification at the County Extension Service; or closely noting the color, legs and chewing habits of the various caterpillars I encountered.
Dr. Olivia Mae Faulkner and Dr. Ryan Patrick Estes were united in marriage on Saturday, June 22, 2013 at half past six o'clock. Faulkner is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William B. Faulkner of Cynthiana, Ky. Estes is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Estes of Henderson, Ky.
The ceremony took place at Calvary Baptist Church in Lexington, Ky. The Rev. Owen Chandler, friend of the groom, Tucson, Ariz. officiated.
The bride was escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents.
10 years ago . . .
Births announced this week are: Justin Allen McCarty, Aug. 1, son of Melissa McCarty.
Cynthiana's ATK warehouse on White Oak Pike (formerly Cleveland Twist Drill) will likely be closed by the end of the year. The company is consolidating its various warehouses to be centrally located in Dallas, Texas.
The Cynthiana Chapter of the DAR met at Biancke's Restaurant on July 13. Regent Kesterson called the meeting to order and welcomed members. Judith Gatling was welcomed as a transfer member.
The DAR Ritual, the Pledge of Allegiance, the American's Creed, and the Preamble were recited, followed by singing of the Star Spangled Banner.
There was no President General's or National Defense message.
Members were asked to subscribe to the "American Spirit" magazine as the chapter earns points for doing so.
The Slade-Martin-Criswell-Rankin reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 11 at Benson United Methodist Church on Ky. 1744. A potluck meal will be served around 1 p.m.
The 90th Mastin reunion was held Aug. 3 at the Cynthiana Presbyterian Church. A total of 66 family and friends were in attendance. Carla McCauley Harney called the family together for the meal and asked Joe Judy to offer prayer.
Local ventriloquist, Kevin Barnett, recently attended the 37th annual ConVENTion, a gathering of over 600 ventriloquists from around the world.
Each year the ventriloquists gather for their annual international convention sponsored by the Vent Haven Museum, the world's only museum dedicated to ventriloquism. Barnett attended the gathering held July 17-20. Attendees this year came from as far away as Germany, Brazil, Australia, India, Switzerland, Norway, France, and Israel as well as from across the United States.
Vonda Renea Kearns and Jonathan Michael Gaunce announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
The wedding will take place Oct. 19, 2013 at 1:30 p.m. at St. Edwards Catholic Church. The reception will follow at the Elks Lodge of Cynthiana. Formal invitations are being sent, but all family and friends are welcome.
Kymberlie Jo White, 33, and Brian Reed Price, 34, married on June 14, 2013.
Kristy Elizabeth Smith, 35, and William Scott Nelson, 31, married on June 15, 2013.
Brittany Leigh Connelly, 22, and Taylor Wayne Hoskins, 23, married on June 22, 2013.
Terra Beth Morris, 35, and Johnnie Wayne Doolin, 28, married on June 21, 2013.
Amanda Rose Campbell, 34, and Morris Anthony Barnes, 41, married on June 22, 2013.
Belinda Jo Wilson, 28, and Kyle Wayne Price, 30, married on June 29, 2013.
Hope Elayne Davis was born to Russell and Emily Arnold Davis of Lexington, Ky. on June 22, 2013 at Central Baptist Hospital.
She weighed 5 lbs. 14 1/2 oz., and is welcomed by her brother, Hank.
Maternal grandparents are Lemuel E. and Peggy Pepper Arnold of Cynthiana.
Paternal grandparents are Nelson and Carol Kizer of Lexington, Tenn., and Kenneth Davis of Lexington.
10 years ago . . .
Births announced this week are: Jerry Lee Ingram III, May 27, son of Jerry Jr. and Randie Ingram; Haley Marie Kiskaden, July 8, daughter of Crystal Purnell and Thomas Kiskaden; Tristan Allen Porter, July 22, son of Bobby and Jill Porter; Kayleigh Lynn Simpson, July 7, daughter of Vicky Honican and Kenny Simpson; Elijah Samuel Smith, July 1, son of Terribeth and Tad Smith.
School opening delayed three days due to various construction projects underway at Harrison County schools.
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It was a hugely successful for 2013 cornerback Will Turman and the A.C. Flora Falcons. Turman caught up with SCPrepNation.com for a quick update regarding his senior season and recruitment.
"This year I had 42 tackles, 5 interceptions, 6 pass break ups, 2 tackles for loss, and one fumble recovery."
The Falcons finished the year with an impressive 11-2 record for coach Dean Howell.
Now Turman says he'll focus a little more on his recruitment with his senior season over.
"I'm going to visit Wofford, Coastal Carolina, and Furman soon."
Asked if he felt like any schools in particular may be close to offering Turman had this to say.
"Yes, Missouri. I hear a lot from them now."
We'll follow up with Turman soon to see how his visits pan out and if he'll land some offers soon once his senior season film is sent out. Stay tuned!


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An Amarillo woman was arrested Thursday afternoon for interfering with police searching for a stabbing victim at a residence in the 200 block of N. Louisiana St.
Officers responded to the residence after receiving a call from a 61-year-old man who had been stabbed in the neck during an earlier altercation in the 2200 block of Northwest First Avenue, according to the Amarillo Police Department.
The victim was transported by ambulance to Northwest Texas Hospital for treatment. The injury did not appear life threatening, police said.
Officers sent to the scene of the stabbing on First Avenue discovered a large amount of blood on a sidewalk, according to APD. Witnesses were uncooperative.
Police describe the suspect in the stabbing as a 30-year-old male 5 foot 5 inches tall with black hair wearing a blue shirt and blue jeans.
- Globe-News staff
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People seem to be shocked at the number of multiple killings in the USA recently.
Maybe we should get someone in a position of authority to talk to these killers.
Possibly Emperor Obama could explain to them that its OK to murder people before they are born. It's even OK to use taxpayer dollars to pay for these murders, but once they are born murder is a no no. I'm sure with this logic these killers would be less confused.
If you consider that the emperor is the head of a political party that jeered and booed at the mention of God at their convention, we can see how much this country has deteriorated in the past few years
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LEBANON TWP. — A Washington (Warren County) man is in jail after a routine investigation of a vehicle pulled to the side of the road led to his arrest on five outstanding criminal warrants.
Michael A. Colvin, 24, was arrested at about 12:05 a.m. on Nov. 22 after Patrolman Ronald J. Unkert Jr. checked on a vehicle that had pulled to the side of Route 31.
Unkert's investigation revealed that there were five outstanding criminal warrants out of the Joint Mansfield-Washington Township Municipal Court for several different charges.
Colvin was taken to the Warren County jail.
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PSU may rename Schultz child care center
Penn State's trustees will consider renaming a child care center named for a retired administrator charged with failing to report suspected child abuse committed by Jerry Sandusky.
A discussion about renaming the Gary Schultz Child Care Center is on the agenda for the trustees meeting scheduled for Friday in State College.
University spokesman David La Torre tells the Centre Daily Times of State College that a name change is in the best interests of families who use the center.
Schultz, a former university vice president, and athletic director Tim Curley are charged with failing to report suspected abuse and perjury in connection with the Sandusky investigation.
Late Penn State football coach Joe Paterno's name was removed from a child care center on Nike's corporate campus in July.
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Lindsey Vonn is heading back to the United States for an unexpected break in the middle of the World Cup ski season and is unlikely to return to Europe until January.
U.S. women�s coach Alex Hoedlmoser told The Associated Press on Monday that Vonn�s heavy schedule has not allowed the four-time overall World Cup winner to recover from the intestinal illness that landed her in a hospital in Vail last month.
Hoedlmoser said the timing of Vonn�s return �depends on how she�s feeling and exactly what her condition is.�
�She�s going home for now,� Hoedlmoser said.
�We�ll have to see when she�s ready. It�s a little bit unknown, but the plan is to get her back strong. ... With the way the schedule has been and all the travel, she just hasn�t had a chance to get back to strength. We want her back at full strength.�
Hoedlmoser said Vonn will miss this week�s slalom and giant slalom races in Are, Sweden.
The following races on the schedule are also technical races in Semmering, Austria, on Dec. 28-29.
�It�s possible she�ll skip Semmering, so that would mean her next races would be in January,� Hoedlmoser said. �It depends how she�s feeling and exactly what her condition is.�
Vonn won three consecutive speed races at Lake Louise, Alberta, this season, and a super-G in St. Moritz, Switzerland, on Dec. 8 for her 57th career World Cup win � moving her within five of record-holder Annemarie Moser-Proell on the all-time list.
But she fared poorly in both her races last weekend in France.
On Friday in Val d�Isere, she had an uncharacteristic fall in the downhill, an event in which she�s the Olympic champion.
On Sunday in Courchevel, she fell again in the opening run of a giant slalom.
Immediately after Sunday�s race, Vonn posted a note on Facebook: �Hit a rock on my left ski in the GS and skied off course...struggling to find the energy I usually have...going to think hard over the next few days about my plan for the coming weeks and how to get strong again. Trying to stay positive. Now I�m packing up the Audi and heading to the airport.�
After Semmering, there is a special city event in Munich on New Year�s Day and a slalom in Zagreb, Croatia, on Jan. 4, followed by speed races Jan. 12-13 in St. Anton, Austria � on one of Vonn�s favorite courses.
Depending on how many races Vonn misses, her chances of defending the overall title may be affected.
Vonn is fourth in the overall standings.
Tina Maze of Slovenia leads with 799 points, followed by Maria Hoefl-Riesch of Germany at 468, Kathrin Zettel of Austria at 440 and Vonn at 414.
Vonn, however, might not miss any speed races, her specialty, so Hoedlmoser wasn�t counting her out.
�In January, there are plenty of races left for her,� he said. �The goal is to get her back up in shape.�
In last week�s issue of People magazine, Vonn revealed she struggled with depression in 2008 and was prescribed an antidepressant. She added that she�s happier these days.
�All the parts of my life are finally in sync,� she said. �I accept who I am, and I�m moving forward.�
Vonn separated from her husband of four years, Thomas, last year.


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CBNNews.com - GENEVA - Representatives of Islamic states have proposed a resolution criminalizing defamation of Islam.
Proponents of the resolution, entitled "Combating Defamation of Religions," circulated the document at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on Wednesday.
The resolution states that anything deemed an affront to Islam would be subject to criminal charges.
"It is a covert package coordinated by Pakistan to the West," Leon Saltiel, communications director of Geneva-based UN Watch, explained.
"They think there is too much liberty and freedom of expression in the Western world, which therefore defames religion," Saltiel said.
"The ideas of the resolution will be incorporated into the Durban texts," Saltiel said, which will be used at the UN-sponsored Durban II conference to be held in Geneva in April.
The latest proposal banning defamation of Islam is being promoted by the Organization of the Islamic Conference, composed of 56 Islamic member states at the United Nations, which has produced annual resolutions of like kind since 1999.
"Tragically, given that Islamic states completely dominate the Human Rights Council, with the support of non-democratic members like Russia, China and Cuba, adoption of the regressive resolution is a foregone conclusion," said UN Watch Executive Director Hillel Neuer.
"The most dire threat is coming from Geneva, where an Algerian-chaired subcommittee of the UN's Durban II racism conference has this week been seeking to amend international human rights treaty law to ban 'defamation of religion' especially Islam," Neuer said last December.
Algeria has been drafting an international protocol on the same theme, which it plans to present to the UN General Assembly in September 2009.
Source: The Jerusalem Post
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Bipartisan Group Pushing for Redistricting Reform
MADISON, Wis. (AP) _ A bipartisan group of current and former Wisconsin lawmakers are trying to drum up support for a bill that would revamp how the state draws political boundaries.
Republican state Sen. Dale Schultz and Democratic Sen. Tim Cullen held a news conference Tuesday to promote a bill that would require the Legislative Reference Bureau to draw the boundaries rather than the Legislature. Former Republican Rep. Dave Martin and former longtime Republican political strategist Bill Kraus joined them. They all argued allowing legislators to draw boundaries leads to gerrymandering.
The bill looks doomed. Lawmakers from both parties have been unwilling to give up their authority to draw the lines. Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, a Juneau Republican, said Tuesday he has no interest in turning the responsibility over to the LRB.


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BOARDMAN - Any successful basketball coach is likely to preach the importance of a good offseason weight-training program.
Hubbard may think about implementing a height program. Or perhaps the Eagles should invest in The Body Tractor, a Chinese gadget that claims to make you taller.
Height certainly matters in hoops.
Crestwood proved that in a Division II sectional semifinal Monday night. The much taller Red Devils owned a 36-21 advantage in the rebounding battle and pulled away from Hubbard, 54-36. Crestwood (8-15) will meet top-seeded Poland on Wednesday.
"All year long we've had size advantage," said Devils' coach Al Mielcarek. "But it doesn't mean a lot if you don't use it."
Crestwood did last night. With the Eagles having no player over 6-foot-1, the Devils' inside trio of Trevor Sweet (6-7), Jimmy Quesenberry (6-5) and Jacob Graves (6-2) matched the rebounding total of the entire Hubbard team.
When hopes for rebounds are dismal, one must either shoot well or hope the other team doesn't. Neither happened for the Eagles. Crestwood shot 51 percent from the floor, while Hubbard made just 32 percent of its shots.
"We were (6 of 22) from the field in the first half and we missed five layups," said Eagles coach Rick Fox. "We're down five points at the half. If we make the layups we're up five points. And most of those were wide-open layups."
Hubbard trailed 8-4 after a quarter and 19-14 at intermission. After a Sweet layup to start the third quarter, the Eagles got consecutive 3-pointers from Jordan Thomson and Derek Kopanic to get within 21-20. Mielcarek called time out and the Devils closed out the frame with an 11-2 run (seven points coming from guard Jacob Klack) to lead 32-22 heading to the final 8 minutes.
The Crestwood coach said there was no ingenious speech during the break.
"It was more so about the obvious," Mielcarek said. "It was time for us to start playing harder. We let a team like Hubbard hang around and, because they play hard, they can stay in it. Our seniors kicked it into another gear."
Hubbard had little chance in the final quarter as the Devils made 9 of 11 shots.
Graves led the winners with 12 points while Graves and Klack added 11 apiece. Sweet led all players with nine boards and three blocked shots. Thomson led Hubbard with nine points. Aaron Loveless led the Eagles with eight rebounds and three assists.
Mielcarek said his team will have to play much better to compete against Poland.
"They've been the class of this district for a long time, the team you strive to beat every year," he said. "It will be our state championship."


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Green activists who fought new coal plants in Texas will have a victory party of sorts tonight, when Robert Redford comes to town, presumably in a Prius.
Mayor Bill White will be on hand to greet the film star/environmentalist, who commissioned and narrated the new documentary called "Fighting Goliath: Texas Coal Wars."
White will join the green party twice today: at a 2 p.m. press conference and at the debut screening at 7:30 p.m. at the Wortham Center.
The "beautifully crafted" film shows how "a coalition of unlikely partners" including White and Houston law firm Susman Godfrey came together to fight the permitting of 18 coal-burning power plants, one press release said.
That press release is vague about how the battle ended. I do know that TXU and its buyout partners wanted to build 11 new coal plants in Central Texas, but settled for three after talks with environmental groups.
That still leaves seven plants unaccounted for — anyone know what happened to those? Let's do some community-based, open-source journalism!
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Investigating Ben Bernanke For Saving the Universe
(Or a big part of it anyway)
I sat next to Ben Bernanke for almost three years at the FOMC table when he served as a Fed Governor. This was before he became Chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisors and later returned as Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, appointed by President Bush. The cliché, "a gentleman and a scholar," was surely coined to describe Ben Bernanke. He seemed to be the quintessential Ivy League, high I.Q. nerd. I saw no bully in him. No attitude. Just a gentleman and a scholar.
He shocked me when he told me he was from South Carolina and had worked at South of the Border. I grew up in neighboring North Georgia and was familiar with South of the Border. As I recall, snakes were one of the tourist attractions. We had more in common than I ever dreamed, except, of course, for the high I.Q. and SAT scores. Not that he ever mentioned either. I inferred his high I.Q. from his career progression- which obviously required high-powered math skills- and learned of his almost-perfect SAT scores from a network TV special.
A digression: I once thought I'd caught a glimpse of my I.Q. score across the table from my high-school records and was very pleased with myself- until I discovered the number was my weight rather than my I.Q. So, I don't know officially. On two occasions during my Fed career when it seemed like all my colleagues were on the wrong side of an issue that seemed obvious to me, I considered the possibility that I might be the dumb one and bought a self- take I.Q. test from the book store to check myself out. They were inconclusive given the difference between being smart and being wrong, but the experience did leave me feeling better about myself. I've had a third "pocket IQ test on my desk for a year now unopened. I guess I don't want to push my luck.
Anyway, that was a digression. This is about Ben Bernanke, whose intelligence and integrity- and memory- are not in question in my mind.
However, most frustrating to me is the cynical question, so what? As I indicated to Larry Kudlow in the interview posted two-days ago, so what if he played hardball in the cause of holding the financial system and the economy together. The fall and winter of 2008 was a national emergency the equivalent of war. If he- and Ken Lewis-did what they had to do in the national interest, I applaud them both. In any case, TARP money was provided to make the deal work, and present indications are that it is working well.
Somehow, this reminds me of the news over the week-end that the CIA may have had a secret plan to deal with terrorists. Well, duh! Shame on them if they hadn't. Both are examples of no good deed going unpunished.


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Lifeguard OK after apparent lightning strike nearby
Strong storms move through Volusia County
UPDATED 6:24 PM EDT Aug 22, 2013
A lifeguard may have suffered an indirect lightning strike at the YMCA in DeLand on Thursday afternoon.
According to authorities, the guard, who is 18 or 19 years old, was in the indoor pool area of the YMCA on East International Speedway Boulevard.
He was looking outside to see if it was safe when lightning struck, fire officials said.
He was conscious and talking, but he had some tingling in his arm.
He was not taken to the hospital.
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The sys admin's daily grind: Nload
Talk About Graphs
Network monitors are a dime a dozen, but Nload, which separates incoming and outgoing traffic and draws graphs on the console without X, is unique.
Displaying the network load on an interface is not difficult, and there are countless tools for visualizing the values. But which tool gives you the best graphical representation of the measured values? Hardliners would recommend grabbing the values from the /proc directory or would do something like
watch -n 10 "ifconfig eth0|grep bytes"
and work out the averages in their heads. Obviously, that would be showing off, and imagine the embarrassment if you miscalculate. Of course, you can rule out anything that requires X11 because servers don't typically have a graphical user interface. IPTraf will give you the figures you need, but it doesn't have a history feature. The same applies to Iftop [1], although it does tell you how much traffic is reaching or leaving each communications partner.
For a quick overview, my favorite tool is Nload [2]. Nload shows you the current network load for incoming and outgoing data, depending on the graph you select (Figure 1). At the same time, it gives you the average values for a configured interval. The history feature makes working with Nload a pleasure; there's no danger of missing a peak, even if you take your eyes off the screen for a moment. The -t <value> command-line parameter, with value in milliseconds, lets you set the update interval. By default, Nload will update its display twice a second. In most cases, a more relaxed setting is fine: I typically use -t 2000, an update every two seconds.
To keep the load graphs readable, you can set thresholds for incoming and outgoing traffic. If the data traffic exceeds the threshold value, Nload truncates the graph and then you know something is going wrong. The default threshold value is 10Mb/s, but you can modify this with the -i <value> parameter for incoming and the -o <value> parameter for outgoing traffic. The -s <value> parameter, with value between 1 and 9, lets you manipulate the average values. The smaller the number, the shorter the interval for which Nload calculates the averages. The highest value, 9, is the default. Another neat feature is the ability to modify critical parameters at run time – even the interface you are monitoring. Pressing O while Nload is running pops up an option menu. The changes are applied immediately.
The parameter -m is useful for servers with multiple interfaces; it tells Nload to display the load for multiple interfaces simultaneously, although you do lose the ability to draw histograms when you set this option.
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I took part in a Detective art swap on Ten Paces and draw and got a lovely sketch from Levi Hastings to work with. I stayed pretty close to the sketch, you can see it here.
I took part in a Detective art swap on Ten Paces and draw and got a lovely sketch from Levi Hastings to work with. I stayed pretty close to the sketch, you can see it here.
Did another sketch swap for Ten Paces and Draw last week! This time the theme was "Bravery" and my sketch was by Alexa Thoen.
Now that it's April I might as well share how I wrapped up March!
Ten Paces and Draw's monthly mixtape (art inspired by a fantastic music) featured a heaping amount of awesome. March was the month of Nancy Sinatra and Queen! So the above image is my take on Killer Queen.
You can see all of the other great interpretations here.
This is the original sketch I had done for the Occult Swap for Ten Paces and Draw. It spawned a new way of planning my work, so I actually finished it too!
My Spirited Away piece for Ten Paces and Draw! I got to work to work on Julianna Brion's sketch, and it was a lot of fun. Spirited Away is probably my favorite Miyazaki film.
Okay here is anothe illo for Ten Paces and Draw.
It was actually a fashion swap, but the costume that I got to draw was so unconventional (you will see when you go to the website) that I couldn't just draw a pretty girl with a lovely dress.
So it became a kind of sea monster who disguises as a coral to catch cute fishes.
It doesn't fit in the slideshow of the fashion swap though. Sorry!
But it was fun again, as always.
Head over to Ten Paces and Draw to see the other participants' illustrations!
I did a drawing for this fun illustration project called Ten Paces and Draw after I saw them featured on Illustrationmundo. Every week, they have a different theme and you submit a sketch. They all get put into an Illustration Hat, jumbled around a bit, and then fed out to all the illustrators who submitted to take to finish. You only get 48 hours or so between when you get your sketch and when the final is due, so it keeps things nice and light.
This week's theme was "world culture" and through pure coincidence, I got my buddy Derrick's sketch of a tanuki laden tree, which I promptly made weird and creepy. I submitted a sketch for a portrait of Ann Druyan recording her brain waves for the Voyager Golden Record project (admittedly, I had the thumbnail for this sitting around gathering dust; a rejection from another project) and you can see the results here.
Seriously, who doesn't love Arrested Development? I was really excited for this week's Ten Paces and Draw swap, you can imagine. If there's one thing I can't draw, it's cars or anything with wheels. I kind of panicked when I got Timothy Reynold's sketch of the stair car. But it kinda worked this way. :)
Oh my glob you guys! For some reason I forgot to mention that a month ago, I did a piece for Ten Paces and Draw's Character Redesign project for Adventure Time! I chose LSP as my first piece, because, glob you guys, she's totes tops!
And I LOVE when Jake freaks out on her for wearing high-fashion trash!
Also there are prints available now on my Etsy!
Bran, Summer and the three eyed raven.
Based on Game of Thrones and a stunning sketch by Victoria Maderna.
This was part of a sketch swap at ten paces and draw. Check the other amazing artwork by some talented illustrators around the globe!
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That was the hashtag that the super rad MICA student, Jon Stollberg, chose for the swap his class did with a few Ten Paces & Draw artists!
Each Maryland Institute College of Art student was paired with a professional. We created our sketch based off of an insane/amazing/unreasonable hashtag from popular social media and then did the usual Ten Paces swap!
It was super fun to see what everyone came up with so I strongly suggest you check out the two sections worth of imagery here & here!
Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaabies iiiiiiiiiiiin Spaaaaaaaaaaaaaaace.
Alright I'm out.
My pal Mika Nakano's Barcelona map for the excellent collaborative illustration blog, Ten Paces and Draw! The piece is based on a sketch by Julia Kastreva.
Here's my piece for this week's swap on Ten Paces and Draw (which is now one year old!). It was a fashion challenge, and super fun. Be sure to check out the new and improved Ten Paces and Draw website, it looks amazing!
Did a piece for Ten Paces and Draw based on the song 'Creep' by TLC for the Mixtape Illustrations
Check it out
My final piece for the Game of Thrones swap on Ten Paces and Draw based on a sketch by Jon Suguiyama.
Gouache on paper + some digital tweaking.
Hooooo man it's almost the weekend!
So the Ten Paces & Draw crew have a nifty tangential component to their website where a few lucky illustrators create images based off of fashion (be it a garment or full wardrobe).
This past week I joined the fun and this was the result! If you want to see what the image is based off of, or you want to check out all the other rad subs, click THIS word.
I was deeply saddened over the loss of Maurice Sendak, like most kids I'm sure, "Where The Wild Things Are," was one of my favorite books growing up. I remember getting it at the library with my first library card, I was always drawn to the books with big, big illustrations. So anyway when the girls at Ten Paces & Draw asked me to illustrate something for a Sendak tribute post, I jumped at the chance to be apart of it.
I didn't really sketch it out, I just put the pencil to the paper with a general idea and this is where i landed. I went with the idea of Max but I did a gender swap, much like Natasha Allegri's gender swapped Adventure Time characters. I just wanted to have a very somber looking Max holding the boat that she comes to the island on.
Click here to visit Ten Paces & Draw to check out other Maurice Sendak tribute drawings.
I'll be offering prints of this piece eventually because I know a few people on instagram (I'm @dannybrito on there) asked for it.
Check back tomorrow for some progress photos of this piece! as well as a few other surprises.
This week I got to participate in a project between Ten Paces And Draw and The Maryland Institute College of Art! 20 artists were paired with 20 students and each swapped sketches based on the theme Hashtags. My partner was Leah Maloney who gave me #TuxedosForNoReason and I gave her #HipsterPets. Check out everyone's pieces here!
This is my piece for Ten Paces and Draw! The subject was A Game of Thrones, and the sketch that I got was from the INCREDIBLY talented Leonard Peng. Seriously, his work is so good!
Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene!
My piece on Dolly Parton's hit song for Ten Paces & Draw went up today as part of their mixtape project. Check it out and all the other great work in the "Southern Cat's Got Claws" series.
Also. No foolin…I really love that song.


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CPA Trish Shoulders to run for Erie County Council's 6th District seat
Certified public accountant Trish Shoulders came close to winning the appointment to replace jailed former Erie County Councilman Ebert Beeman.
Now Shoulders plans to ask Erie County voters to put her on the seven-member panel.
Shoulders, 43, told the Erie Times-News she will seek the Republican nomination for County Council's 6th District seat in the May 21 municipal primary. The man County Council chose to replace Beeman, 50-year-old Republican Edward T. DiMattio Jr. of Waterford, has already announced his intention to seek a full four-year term.
Shoulders and DiMattio were County Council's two finalists for the appointment to fill Beeman's seat, Council whittled down a list of 19 applicants before choosing DiMattio on Dec. 21.
When she interviewed before County Council on Dec. 19, Shoulders said that she has always been intrigued by politics and public service. She also said she believes her accounting experience gives her a deep knowledge of budgeting and finances.
Beeman's term expires on Dec. 31. Candidates were required to be registered Republicans from County Council's 6th District, which Beeman represented.
The district includes most of southern Erie County.
Shoulders said she will formally announce her candidacy at Nick's Place, in Edinboro, on March 5.
See Thursday's Erie Times-News and GoErie.com for more coverage.