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Democrat Leaners Prefer Clinton to Obama in Poll
A plurality of Democratic-leaning voters would prefer Bill Clinton at the top of the presidential ticket even as they support President Barack Obama.
Forty-nine percent of Democrats and independents who lean that way said that "if it were possible" they "wish" Clinton were this year's candidate, compared with 48 percent who said they didn't, a Bloomberg National Poll conducted Sept. 21-24 shows.
The results are more a testament to Clinton's popularity than dissatisfaction with Obama. The former president ranked as the most popular national political figure tested, scoring a favorability rating of 64 percent among all Americans compared with 29 percent who view him unfavorably.
Obama is viewed favorably by 52 percent of the public while Republican challenger Mitt Romney has a 43 percent favorable rating, the poll shows.
"In spite of scandals up to and including impeachment, Bill Clinton's perceived ability to run the country was never seriously damaged," said J. Ann Selzer, referencing a job approval that never fell below 50 percent in the Gallup Poll during his second term, when he faced the most serious challenges. Selzer is president of Selzer & Co. in West Des Moines, Iowa, which conducted the poll for Bloomberg.
Clinton Bounce
Clinton's standing on the national political stage was cemented Sept. 5 during the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, when he used an array of budget and economic statistics to defend Obama's economic record. Even Republican nominee Mitt Romney took note of the force of Clinton's speech when he appeared earlier this week at a global conference in New York sponsored by the former president.
After a friendly introduction by Clinton, Romney said: "If there is one thing we've learned in this election season, by the way, it is that a few words from Bill Clinton can do a man a lot of good. All I've got to do now is wait a couple days, to wait for that bounce to happen."
According to the poll, Clinton's defense of Obama is working with the public.
When asked whether they agreed with the former president's position that Obama has "made things better" or with Republican running mate Paul Ryan's argument that the administration's policies have "made things worse," 51 percent of Americans side with Clinton compared with 40 percent who agree with Ryan.
When a similar question about the top of the ticket was posed to likely Republican voters and independents who lean that way, just 27 percent said they wished Ryan, a Wisconsin congressman, had top billing instead of Romney.
Political Makeover
The findings represent a political makeover for Clinton, 66, whose affair with a White House intern led to his impeachment and made him an outcast during his party's national convention in 2000.
It also illustrates the degree to which Democrats have become nostalgic about the economic growth of the Clinton era of the 1990s, which saw the creation of 21 million jobs. Forgotten at times are the partisan battles that led to multiple, partial government shutdowns.
"He was able to work with the Republicans and Democrats," said poll participant Philippe Muller, 64, a technology consultant who lives in North Hanover, Massachusetts. "There was a lot more collaboration between the two groups that we are not seeing today."
In an uncertain time with a national unemployment rate of 8.1 percent, Selzer said Clinton also represents stability.
"He's a known quantity and that may equate with certainty," she said. "At this point, voters wish they knew more and Bill Clinton fills that gap."
Younger Democrats
Younger Democrats were more likely to say they wished Clinton were running, something of an irony given the strong support Obama had among the youth vote four years ago. Among those under 35 years old, 63 percent took that view.
In another sign of the former president's popularity, the Obama campaign's most-aired TV ad features Clinton talking about the "clear choice" for voters in the Nov. 6 election. The spot ran 15,607 times from Aug. 24 through Sept. 24, according to data from Kantar Media's CMAG, on national cable networks as well as on stations aimed at voters in swing states.
The Clinton-Obama relationship has been a complicated one. Clinton was outraged by Obama's treatment of his wife, Hillary Clinton, during the 2008 primary campaign and miffed that Obama didn't often seek his advice until after the Democrats' losses in the 2010 midterm elections. Relations have since warmed and Clinton has become one of Obama's top surrogates and supporters.
Bloomberg's telephone survey sample size was 1,007, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points. Responses to questions regarding the top of the tickets included 445 Republicans and Republican-leaning independents and 491 Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents, with margins of error of plus or minus 4.7 percentage points and 4.4 percentage points.


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Fla-Vor-Ice is the trademark name for a type of freezie. Unlike traditional popsicles, which include a wooden stick, Fla-Vor-Ice is sold in and eaten out of a plastic tube. Also unlike traditional popsicles, they are often sold in liquid form and require the consumer to freeze them at home. However, a vendor may sell them pre-frozen.
Fla-Vor-Ice is manufactured by the Jel Sert company and has, since its 1969 introduction,[1] come to be the company's top seller. They come packaged in four varieties: Original, Light, Tropical, and Sport. The Original variety includes six flavors - Lemon Lime (green), Grape (purple), Tropical Punch (pink), Orange (orange), Berry Punch (blue), and Strawberry (red). The Tropical variety also includes six flavors, two of which are also included in the Original variety (Berry Punch and Tropical Punch) as well as four other flavors - Summer Punch (red), Citrus Punch (green), Banana (dark yellow), and Pineapple (light yellow). The Light variety includes four of the original flavors (Lemon Lime, Grape, Berry Punch, and Strawberry) but they are sugar-free and low calorie. The Sport variety also has four flavors - Tropical (pink), Grape (purple), Orange (orange), and Blue Raspberry (blue). The Sport pops are the newest to the Fla-Vor-Ice line and include Electrolytes for rehydration purposes. All boxed varieties may be purchased in pop increments of 16 or 24, with the Tropical pops available in bulk cases of 100, and the Original pops also available in cases of 80, 100, 200 or 1,000 pops.
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Stella McCartney Cooks
Stella McCartney has always had a deep connection to hearth and home. Spending some of her childhood in the English countryside with her three siblings, she recalls the family kitchen as the place where her fabulously famous father, Paul McCartney, was just a dad and her beloved late mother and devoted chef, Linda, experimented with vegetarian shepherd's pies and cheese soufflés. "The kitchen was where we always were, chopping, chatting and chomping," she says. Now a 40-year-old longtime vegetarian, with four small children and a remarkably successful career as a fashion designer, McCartney is returning to her roots and following in her mother's footsteps with "The Meat Free Monday Cookbook."
The idea is to show people how easy it would be to not eat meat one day a week by offering seasonal recipes, from a spring ragout of artichoke hearts, broad beans, peas and turnips to a leek and ricotta tart. More an environmental conversation than a vegetarian one, the book draws its inspiration from the Meat Free Monday campaign that McCartney, her father and sister Mary launched in London in 2009 in an attempt to bring light to the detrimental effects of the agricultural industry. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the livestock sector is responsible for 18 percent of the world's greenhouse gas emissions, a bigger share than even transportation.
One time when Paul was taking a road trip from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to El Paso, Texas, "going past 20 miles of cattle, billions of them, the idea really hit home," says Stella. "The importance of Meat Free Monday is about educating oneself and realizing that the way we ate 100 years ago doesn't apply today. Most people don't eat meat every day anyway, so it's a simple idea!" For her small part, McCartney maintains an organic vegetable and fruit patch at her country house in Wiltshire, much like the one she had growing up. "I had a weirdly modern upbringing. It was less about thinking about yourself and more about thinking about the world around you," says the designer, who also quietly refuses to use leather and fur in her fashion collections. In the words of the Beatles song, "We all want to change the world." Some of us just mean it more than others.


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Go Away, Nancy Pelosi
This is becoming very tiresome. BBC reports:
At a somewhat chaotic news conference, [Pelosi] – who used to be the leading Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee – turned her fire on the CIA itself.
Previously she said she had been briefed in 2002 that waterboarding and other controversial methods had been approved but not that they had been used.
Now she says the agency misled her by explicitly informing her that those methods had not been employed.
First she said she knew nothing about it, then she said she was briefed on waterboarding but was told it wouldn't be used, and now she's blaming the CIA. What's next? You knew what was going on the entire time but aliens from outer space forced you to remain silent?
We've made clear our feelings on Pelosi. She's not interested in what's best for the country, she's interested in political gains. She is a greater threat to Obama's presidency than the Republican party. Get rid of her!


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This thesis investigates the energetic foundations of economic activity. Occurring in the physical domain, economic production and growth are subject to the laws of thermodynamics, which both facilitate and constrain all outcomes in the economic process. This thesis also explores the growth of useful knowledge. While energy is argued to delineate the boundaries of economic possibility, useful knowledge acts to transform this energy into economic value. Together, these statements imply that this thesis explores the fundamentally co-evolutionary relationship between knowledge and energy in the economic system.
In pursuing this question, perspectives from evolutionary economics are adopted, which are arguably more attuned to both the energy and knowledge bases of the economic system. Accordingly, the Foster and Potts (2009) methodology is utilised, integrating the micro, meso and macro domains of evolutionary economic analysis. In the meso domain, the history of the global economy since the Industrial Revolution is examined. It is argued that the transition to a paradigm of sustained economic growth was facilitated by its nature as Energy Revolution, in which the limits to growth guaranteed by the fixed supply of land were transcended by an abundant supply of non-renewable (or 'consumptible') energy. The five ensuing long waves of growth also depended crucially on the availability of free energy, but also, as this thesis argues, on the coalescence of technological, organisational and institutional innovation with available skills and finance. Australia's energetic vi long waves are distinguished on the basis of these ingredients for growth. The macro analysis constitutes a statistical investigation of Australia's record of economic growth, as defined by its supply of capital, labour and primary energy. An extensive dataset of Australia's energy use and economic growth since 1901 is compiled to facilitate this analysis. Economic growth is shown to depend crucially on the complementary input of these factors (in a LINEX function) and a significant econometric distinction between long waves is drawn. The micro analysis reflects the origination and adoption of the rules promoting or discouraging another Energy Revolution–a return to renewable resources. This investigation details the theoretical concepts deemed relevant by evolutionary theories, quantitatively assesses the diffusion of renewable energy providers, identifies conducive and prohibitive Australian Government initiatives and offers policy recommendations.
The primary objectives of this thesis are threefold. Firstly, it argues for the restoration of energetic considerations to the foundation of economic analysis; secondly, it recognises that the application of useful knowledge to shape the pathways taken by free energy is equally necessary for production and growth to occur in the economic system; and thirdly, implicitly, and most importantly, it seeks to advance the application of evolutionary concepts to the analysis of knowledge, energy and economic growth.
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I am a long time fan of SpecOps Brand products. Their stuff wears like iron. I have two of their T.H.E. Packs, one of which I have carried all over the world for going on 8 years now and other than a broken Fastex buckle (which they fixed for free), I have had no problems with it regardless of what I have loaded in it.
These packs usually go for $200 bucks and to me, they are well worth the price.
While I was home in the US last time, I bought one in desert camo for $99 (they are selling them out) and brought it back to Egypt to use as a sand backpack for exercise. I have it loaded with about 35 lbs of sand now and it rides pretty well, I'll tromp around the job site for an hour or more with it and it does fine.
I realize that even $99 bucks sounds like a lot but it is an investment that pays off IMHO. I feel sure that it could handle another 30 lbs of sand without a problem, just don't think I could....yet.
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Tiger Woods will miss the Masters for the first time in his career after having surgery on his back.
Woods said on his website that he had surgery Monday in Utah for a pinched nerve that had been hurting him for several months. He withdrew during the final round of the Honda Classic and skipped his title defence at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Woods says the surgery was successful, but he will need rehabilitation for several weeks.
Woods says he tried to rest over the last three weeks to be ready for the Masters next week, but that he failed to make enough progress.
The world's No. 1 player says he hopes to be able to return this summer. He did not know how long it would take to recover.
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Boxgrove community in Markham is an innovative new master-planned community built on old-fashioned hometown traditions. Presenting more sensational home designs than you've ever seen in one place before. A fabulous Markham area location with amenities all around from schools & shopping to parks & recreation.
Located where 14th Ave meets the 9th Line, Boxgrove is a historic hamlet with a modern touch. Boxgrove Markham is close to Hwy 407, the Markham - Stouffville hospital and the Boxgrove plaza .
Once you pass the gracious entrance gates of the Box grove community, you will discover a vast area filled with landscaped trees, shrubs and perennials, creating a sanctuary with inviting trails that go on for miles. In Boxgrove Markham you and your family will find places to play and to stay, to wander and to ponder . . . come see for yourself what the excitement is all about.
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The village was originally called Sparta but the name was changed when the village acquired its first post office in 1867, the year of Confederation. Prior to the name change, the village was also referred to as "Sparty Wharf", as its location marked the head of navigation of the Rouge River. The village was the site of a sawmill, a woolen mill, and a shoddy mill. Theses mills were established on land owned by the Tomlinson family that was purchased in 1815. Along with William Beebe, a respected village toolmaker, the Tomlinsons created several village lots registering the Tomlinson – Beebe plan in 1850 at the York Country Registry Office. Village lots 100 and 250 feet wide by 250 feet deep were created for the homes and businesses of the burgeoning settlement.
Boxgrove developed a reputation as a rough, working man's village, being home to no less than three taverns. Paul Burkholder, a long time local resident, wrote in 1966 that, "The Demon Rum had a toe hold in Sparta, in fact at one time you could say he had both feet firmly planted there, for there were three hotels in operation at once!" He went on to recall that it was said that Peter Reesor had a very pessimistic view of Sparta, for when he was forced to travel through, he always put the whip to the horse to get out quickly and escape the wrath of God, which he felt was imminent.
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George Zeevering probably thought he could save some money by writing his own will without getting the advice of a lawyer.
It seemed simple enough. He had five children but was close to only two of them - his son, Wayne, and his daughter, Diane. He wanted to be sure that Diane got his red pick-up truck, so he put that in his self-drafted will. He also wanted to make sure that Wayne received his summer property in Maryland.
Apparently he didn't want anything to go to his other three children, so he wrote the following sentence in his will: "The failure of this will to provide any distribution to my children, Laura Bonner, Kathleen Archacki, and Jennifer Rios is intentional."
More likely than not, this meant he wanted the rest of his estate (worth $217,000) to go to his favored children, Wayne and Diane. But he didn't specifically say that in the will that he wrote for himself. And now it will never be known for sure what he wanted, because Zeevering died Aug. 3, 2011.
Diane did get the truck and Wayne did end up with the Maryland summer property. But Zeevering's will failed to specifically describe who should get the remainder of his estate. Judge's call this a "residuary clause." Zeevering's will didn't have one.
When there is no residuary clause, the undesignated portion of the estate goes according to the laws of intestacy. Those are the state laws that say who inherits from you if you didn't leave an adequate will, trust or other instructions. In George's case, the Pennsylvania intestate laws say that his remaining estate should go equally to all five of his children.
Of course, Zeevering didn't know that. He wasn't a lawyer and he probably thought that the remainder of his estate would go to Wayne and Diane. But the law can be very demanding. It contains traps for unwary people like Zeevering. He made a mistake that anyone could make. And his children Wayne and Diane ended up paying for it.
Now it's bad enough that Zeevering's carelessness in writing his own will meant that all of his children ended up in a lawsuit and that the lawyer's fees were many times more than Zeevering would have paid to have legal help to write his will.
Even worse, his favored children lost the lawsuit and 60 percent of his estate went to the three children he probably wanted to receive nothing.
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On Tuesday, people in the Bay View neighborhood were confronted by the finiteness of their lives as a result of one of Chang's projects. A wall that reads "Before I die I want to..." and has little buckets of colored chalk so people can fill in the blanks was installed at the Sky High Skateboard Shop and Gallery, 2501 S. Howell Ave., and in cities across the U.S. on Tuesday. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
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Fiji and Australia welcome UN Special Adviser on Sport for Development and Peace2 December 2013
Canberra (UNIC & UNOSDP) – Social inclusion, health education and sport aid programmes have been at the centre of the UN Special Adviser on Sport for Development and Peace's visit to the Oceania region.
Visiting sporting initiatives in Australia, Fiji and New Zealand, Mr Lemke has discussed the role of sport in fostering development and peace with government, the not-for-profit community and private sector representatives.
Mr Lemke is currently visiting the region for the 2013 Pacific Youth and Sports Conference in New Caledonia this week.
In Canberra, the UN Secretary-General's Special Adviser spoke with the Australian Sport Commission and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
He also met with Australian NGOs focusing on development through sport including Child Fund, SurfAID and Sport Matters in Sydney.
Child Fund and Sport Matters are currently working with the Lao Rugby Federation on a joint initiative that teaches leadership and life skills through organised sport. SurfAID works in the isolated communities of the Mentawai Islands of Indonesia on health and emergency preparedness, connected to Australia through surf tourism.
The Special Advisor spoke to students from indigenous and non-English speaking backgrounds participating in the League and Harmony programme of the National Rugby League and visited the Australian Football League (AFL) to exchange about the cooperate social responsibility programme.
Delivering a speech at the University of New South Wales, Mr Lemke spoke about the importance of programmes like Football United's work with migrants and refugees in Sydney.
"Football United is one of the few programmes in Australia that has proven to enhance social inclusion of refugees, migrants and low socio-economic status children and youth in school settings," Mr Lemke said.
As one of the Special Adviser's priorities, the development of youth leaders are crucial to the progression of communities and the installation of positive social change and values.
"It is such a pleasure to see such a sport loving nation embrace the Sport for Development and Peace movement. Australia has highlighted its great ambition to deepen its routes in its approach to achieve development goals, and I would encourage the Australian Government to continue their support for the promotion and development of SDP projects."
During his visit to Fiji, Cricket Fiji showed Mr Lemke their Inclusive Cricket Programme in action, inviting him to a Sports Fun Day with the Fiji Vocational Technical Training Centre (FVTTC) for persons with disabilities. As another priority of the Special Adviser, the inclusion of those with a disability in sport is an essential part of their development of motor and social skills. "The integration of those with a disability is crucial for their development. It is our responsibility to make sure these sports men and women are at the centre of sports policy and education."
Following his visit of the FVTTC, Mr Lemke was extremely pleased with what he had observed and praised them for an excellent sport initiative that caters for the abilities of the participants. "This project strengthens the value of sport for the integration of those with a disability into society."
He also met with the Fiji Olympic Committee's Stop HIV/Aids Sports Training Outreach Programme to discuss their work in health education of athletes around the country. This innovative method uses young national sport persons to provide sport sessions aimed at educating schools and sport clubs on HIV/Aids prevention.
In New Zealand, the Special Adviser will met with the National Paralympic Committee, International Netball Federation and the New Zealand Olympic Committee.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.—It has been 10 years since Ward Burton won the Daytona 500, and it still hasn't quite sunk in for the unassuming country boy from South Boston, Va.
Though Burton, 50, has been out of NASCAR since 2007, he still is introduced as the 2002 Daytona 500 champion nearly everywhere he goes.
"I knew it was a big day. I had to take an extra lap just to get my composure together," said Burton, who has returned to Daytona International Speedway to run tonight's Camping World Truck Series race.
"Wherever I go and whatever I do now, I'm introduced two ways – Daytona 500 champ and conservationist. There could be a helluva lot [worse] things to have a title on."
Burton, who won five Sprint Cup races for Bill Davis Racing, took advantage of a late crash and a bizarre mistake by Sterling Marlin (who was penalized for getting out of his car during a red flag and attempting to fix his front fender) to win the race.
Burton said he didn't realize at the time how big winning the Daytona 500 was.
"Even though we were shuffled off to New York and all over the country by NASCAR, I didn't really have a sense of the history and of being one of those 30 guys who have won that race, but the media and the fans make it an even bigger deal than it was to me personally," he said. "The people who follow NASCAR make it a really big deal, and that probably makes it more special for me.
"To me, it was another race and a successful event for me and my team and my sponsor, but the media and the race fans make it to where they constantly remind me of it."
After winning four NASCAR Busch Series (now Nationwide Series) races, Burton made his Cup debut in 1994. The following season, he hooked up with Davis and they won in just their seventh race together.
Burton and Davis struggled the next few years before getting it together and finishing ninth in points in 1999. The following year, Burton scored his second Cup victory, winning the spring race at Darlington.
He won again at Darlington in 2001 and then won the 2002 Daytona 500. His last Cup win came later that year at New Hampshire.
The following season, Burton and Davis ran 32 races together, but parted ways when the team lost its sponsor and Davis began to have financial problems.
Burton moved to Gene Haas' Haas-CNC before his career began to unravel. He finished 32nd in points for Haas in 2004, sat out the 2005 season and ran just three races in 2006.
He made one last-ditch effort in 2007, running 16 races for Morgan-McClure Motorsports but failing to qualifying 19 times.
Burton still is not happy with the way his career ended, especially the ugly breakup with Davis.
"I'll never be at peace with how I went out," he said Thursday at Daytona. "At the end of the day, I was very loyal and I didn't have the same loyalty repaid to me and it got me in this situation that I'm in right now. If I would have had a competitive ride and the sponsorship, I could be right in that garage eating it up.
"At the same time, I was not willing to put myself through the mental anguish of just trying to make a race and not being able to be competitive and possibly be successful, which means top-10s, top-fives, winning races. I don't want to go racing that way."
Since leaving the sport, Burton has been working on his conservation efforts and running his Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation while also helping with his son Jeb's racing career.
Ward will run the truck series race at Daytona for Hillman Racing, which hopes to also field trucks for Jeb this season.
Burton says he has been content with his life after racing, but still believes he could be competitive in the right situation.
"I am one of the lucky ones that I had a life outside of racing," he said. "That's why I live in a rural culture of Southern Virginia in Halifax County and I have my foundation.
"Leaving the sport was hard, watching the Cup guys practice is hard, but I have a whole other life back there. Racing is a career, but that's my lifetime endeavor. That's where I raised my family and where my life is at. I feel very fortunate to have those two paths growing up, which is the outdoors and racing.
"I could be up here at 80 years old and I will miss it and I will still think I can go out there and do it. And I still know I could right now, but there are some things in our lives that [we] can control and some that we can't. And I just could not control what was going on behind the scenes that I didn't know about."
By racing in the truck series at Daytona and helping Mike Hillman Sr.'s team, Ward hopes to open some doors and create some opportunities for his son.
He still has the urge to climb back into a competitive Cup car, but knows the opportunity probably won't come at this point in his life.
"If the phone rang for the right sponsor, I don't think anybody can do a better with sponsor relationships than I do, and I can drive a race car," he said. "But I'm 50 years old, so I don't know if that phone will ring."


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Oscar Roloff: The open well syndrome
For years, I covered the Eastside as a writer, going to every nook and cranny to find unusual sites to photograph and write about. One-time historian Ralph Taylor of Duvall told me stories about the old Siler Logging Company, which had covered the whole area.
The Woodinville community: A collection of vibrant neighborhoods
Woodinville is a complex community which has several divisions. It includes both incorporated and unincorporated areas, and is situated in both the Sammamish Valley and Bear Creek Valley.
Evergreen earns second national honor
The Family Maternity Center at Evergreen Hospital Medical Center has been honored with its second national recognition in the past two months. According to an article in
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On O'Donnell's Web site, under the heading Ask Ro, fans – and some detractors – are delivering messages of support and asking some questions, which the outspoken TV star is answering.
In one posting, someone identifying herself only as a Donna writes: "WOW! I felt the pain in you today, she didn't even get it, it is about a friend sticking up for a friend. You will be missed!" Replies O'Donnell: "sad."
Another fan, identified as pokey, writes: " Was stunned the way EH was going at u. U have said she is ur friend. I would not want a friend like her. I could hear in your voice the pain u feel PEACE2U," to which O'Donnell replied, "shock mostly."
But the question is also put on the table over whether O'Donnell will even return to the program. One fan asks on the Web site: "Rosie! Will you be back on The View? When?"
"No idea," responds O'Donnell, who had already been planning to take Thursday off to celebrate the 40th birthday of her partner, Kelli Carpenter. O'Donnell's contract expires next month.
The question crops up again after a fan named Sher writes: "Your hurt feelings by EH are an example of your geniuneness and why I applaud your decision to leave. The fight today was painful for anyone who cares about you. Please walk away. It's not worth it."
Responds O'Donnell: "well u know when its time 2 go."
Asked if O'Donnell will be back on the show Monday, a spokesperson for The View tells PEOPLE, "Yes." O'Donnell's rep was unavailable for comment.
The on-air political debate erupted less over differences of opinion than what seemed to be O'Donnell's annoyance that Hasselbeck has not defended her from attacks by conservative news sources.
But later on Wednesday, Hasselbeck, 29, told TV's Extra that she and O'Donnell, 45, harbor no resentment toward one another. "The best thing about today is that there's no slow boil, none. It's there, it's an issue, it's dealt with and it's over," she said.
Not one to stay out of a View controversy, Donald Trump also weighed in – this time taking aim at Hasselbeck. "On this one I think Rosie should win," he told Extra. "I think anybody that's against the war in Iraq is the winner of the fight, because to justify the war in Iraq – only an imbecile could do that."
There has also been online chatter over another, less explosive moment on Wednesday's View in which guest Alicia Silverstone appeared to snub Hasselbeck. The Clueless star appeared on Wednesday's show immediately after the contretemps – and ignored Hasselbeck as she went on to hug the others. A rep for Silverstone refused to comment.
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The College of Mount St. Vincent invites scholars from all fields to join us for a conference on New York in the era of Edwin Forrest, the first great American actor. Situated on the former grounds of Forrest's Riverdale estate, and in the shadow of Forrest's castle, Fonthill, the conference will explore many different aspects of cultural, political, and social life in 19th century New York.
Panels include:
Politics and Performance: City, Nation, and Theater
Civil War(s): Art and Politics During the Civil War Era
Forrest's Audience: Working-Class New York
Producing Theater in 19th Century America
Forrest's Estate: Fonthill and Riverdale in the 19th Century
Speakers include Michael Anderson (Rutgers-New Brunswick), Nicholas Anastasakos (Brown University), Cindy Brizzell-Bates (Siena College), David Blake (The College of New Jersey), Arthur Bloom (Kutztown University), David Carlyon (independent scholar), Caleb Crain (independent scholar), Marie-Stephanie Delamaire (Columbia University), John W. Frick (University of Virginia), Helen Huff (City University of New York), Barbara Lewis (University of Massachusetts-Boston), Mark Noonan (NYC College of Technology), Jack Shuler (Brooklyn College), Susan Tenneriello (Brooklyn College), Shauna Vey (NYC College of Technology), Lloyd Ultan (Bronx Borough Historian).
The College of Mount St. Vincent is easily accessible by car and by mass transit; for directions, see http://www.mountsaintvincent.edu/334.htm. For further details, contact Professor Daniel Opler at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Expose the culprits behind your downfall, if there are any, urged MCA vice president Ong Tee Kiat to the fallen shining star of the party Dr Chua Soi Lek. (Malaysiakini.com)
Only be revealing these perpetrators can Chua help identify the persons involved in secretly video-taping him in a compromising position with a woman, said Ong, who is also the deputy higher education minister.
Commenting on this, Ong said that by revealing more on the political rivalry aspect, Chua could put an end to any kind of negative political culture in the country.
"Let's make this a lesson for everyone. We need to address it before it develops into some kind of unhealthy political culture.""Anything bad must be weeded out," said Ong.
I totally support Ong's urge to Dr Chua to reveal the people behind his downfall if he has the proof.
This is not the kind of political culture we want to promote and encourage in this country. In a way, Dr Chua is a victim of character assasination.
We must get our senses right. The politicians who should resign and follow his example include those who are corrupted, incompetent and racist.
The society while displaying a high moral ground must expand this ground to include these abuses which are far more damaging and dangerous compared to what Dr Chua has done. He hurts only himself, his lady friend and his family.
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5TH Annual Graduate Student Conference
February 7 & 8, 2002
Sponsored by:
The Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities
and Boston University's American and New England Studies Program
How did Americans embrace cultures of leisure in nineteenth-century America?
This conference will explore the multiple ways Americans experienced - and
recorded their experiences of - traveling, playing, and otherwise escaping
everyday routines. We welcome papers on a variety of topics ranging from
travel writing to landscape design, photography to public amusements,
romanticism to camp meetings, and foodways to consumer culture. We hope to
draw scholars from a wide range of disciplines (including but not limited to
literature, art history, history, theology, and material culture) in order
to generate a lively interdisciplinary discussion.
Please send a 500-word abstract for a 20-minute paper along with your C.V.
(including name, telephone number, e-mail address, mailing address, and
academic affiliation) postmarked by October 15, 2001 to the address below.
Successful panelists will be notified in early November. Completed papers
will be due to the commentators by January 7, 2002. The conference will be
held in Boston, Massachusetts.
This annual conference is designed to foster SPNEA's ongoing research on New
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MEXICO CITY (AP) - While media speculation has focused on a possible second marriage for Vicente Fox, Mexico's president-elect, the Roman Catholic Church is urging him to get back together with his ex-wife.
According to a church publication, such a reconciliation - viewed by most here as extremely unlikely - would be a model solution to questions over who will serve as Mexico's first lady.
Fox married Lilian de la Concha in 1974. The couple adopted four children, and divorced in 1991. Fox's daughter Ana Cristina has volunteered to help fill the role of first lady.
An editorial this week in Nuevo Criterio, a magazine published by the Archdiocese of Mexico, urged Fox to become a model for other Mexican couples by avoiding the second marriages common among past Mexican presidents.
Earlier this month, the daily newspaper El Economista reported that Fox had gone to a Caribbean island with his children to tell them he planned to marry his spokeswoman, Martha Sahagun. The newspaper cited "sources close to both" Fox and Sahagun.
However, Fox's campaign denied the reports. The media has also linked Fox romantically with actress Lucia Mendez.
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GEORGETOWN TOWNSHIP-- The Ottawa County Parks & Recreation Commission has achieved a decade-long goal of acquiring a 100-acre property parcel off of the Grand River which will become part of the future Grand River Ravines county park.
The property, which is considered some of the county's highest quality natural land, stretches 1,100 feet along the river between the southern border of Grand Valley State University and north of the Fillmore at the Bend Open Space Land.
The new property and the 68-acre open space land with comprise the Grand River Ravines.
The park's commission and Friends of Ottawa County Parks are inviting the public to get a sneak preview of the future park from 4 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, June 9 on 42nd Avenue, just north of Fillmore Street.
Ottawa County bought the land for $1,688,750 over a four year span and received a $600,000 grant from the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund for the purchase.
Planning for the the Grand River Ravines begins later this year but preliminary plans already propose biking, hiking and roller-blading trails.
The commission also hopes to build docks on the water-front land for fishing and a canoe/kayak landing. A home on the property will be utilized as a multi-purpose building for community programs and meetings.
For more information about the sneak preview on Thursday, call (616) 738 - 4810.
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As investors nervously anticipate the day the Federal Reserve slows its easy-money policies, the markets are tumbling. As of 12:50 p.m. EDT, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI ) is down 206 points, or 1.36%, to slide below the 15,000 mark. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq have lost 1.49% and 1.53%, respectively.
As my colleague Dan Caplinger noted earlier, the majority of the Dow's components are simply moving lower because of the overall negativity in the markets, rather than company-specific news. But a few of the Dow's 30 stocks didn't even need macroeconomic pressure to underperform today.
Shares of Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO ) and Walt-Disney (NYSE: DIS ) are down significantly after analysts released negative comments about the companies. Morgan Stanley cut its estimates on Coke today due to lower demand for the company's beverages and unfavorable currency rates. We have seen in the past how a strong dollar can affect a company's quarterly profits, and because Coke's products are found in nearly every country around the world and it continues to see more revenue come from outside the U.S., Coke will surely be negatively affected if the dollar continues to strengthen against other currencies around the globe. Shares of Coke are down 2.2%.
Disney has lost 2.4% today after Goldman Sachs lowered its rating on the stock from "buy" to "neutral" and removed the stock from Goldman's Conviction List. Goldman Sachs cited increasing competition for Disney's ESPN network. ESPN recently announced job cuts and the end of its 3-D programming as ways to lower its operating costs, but increased competition in the sporting market will likely raise the cost of long-term programming rights for sporting events.
Although fellow Dow component Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ ) received a stock rating upgrade, shares are still down 1.8%. Wells Fargo upgraded HP to "outperform" from "market perform" based on the idea that even without sales improving, HP can deliver growth in net income and free cash flow in the future.
The massive wave of mobile computing has done much to unseat the major players in the PC market, including venerable technology names like Hewlett-Packard. However, HP is rapidly shifting its strategy under the leadership of CEO Meg Whitman. But does this make HP one of the least-appreciated turnaround stories on the market, or is this a minor detour on its road to irrelevance? The Motley Fool's technology analyst details exactly what investors need to know about HP in our new premium research report. Just click here now to get your copy today.


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Ian Mortimer, author of The Time Traveller's Guide to Elizabethan England, will give a talk at The National Archives on Tuesday 14 May at 14:00 as part of our Writer of the Month series.
Ian started his career as a poet, then qualified as an archivist and later became a historian and a novelist. Among the eight history books he has published to date are the two bestselling Time Traveller's Guides: the medieval one has now sold almost 200,000 copies in the UK and the Elizabethan one, which reached number five on the Sunday Times non-fiction top ten, is about to become a BBC2 series. He also is a keen advocate of the public importance of history.
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Police: Scammer posed as country singerUPDATED 10:48 AM CDT Jun 07, 2013
Fayetteville police say a woman scammed a local man out of thousands of dollars by convincing him she was singer Alison Krauss.Video Transcript
NEW DETAILS ABOUT HOW POLICE SAY A WOMAN SCAMMED A LOCAL MAN BY CONVINCING HIM SHE WAS A COUNTRY MUSIC SINGER. POLICE SAY SUE EVERS PRETENDED TO BE SINGER ALISON KRAUSS. THEY TELL US SHE MET THE VICTIM ONLINE, MARRIED HIM, AND CONVINCED HIM TO SIGN OVER POWER OF ATTORNEY. POLICE SAY EVERS COOKED UP AN ELABORATE STORY. " Compared to Alison Krauss, I don't see the resemblance myself. But sometimes, a lot of these scammers can be very convincing. She had convinced him she was actually in the FBI witness protection program." POLICE TELL 40/29 THE VICTIM LOST SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS. THEY SAY EVERS IS ACCUSED OF RUNNING
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Outdoor Channel star to celebrate Grand Opening
June 7, 2013 The Outdoor Channel's Eva Shockey will be making a guest appearance and talking with visitors at the grand opening of the Smoke Hole Resort Gift Shop on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. more »»
Charlie Daniels Band coming to Petersburg fair
May 14, 2013 The Charlie Daniels Band will headline the entertainment at this year's Tri-County Fair in Petersburg, with a show set for July 30. more »»
4-H Club plans recycling event
April 5, 2013 The Dorcas 4-H Club of Grant County will again sponsor a community recycling drive for the public to dispose of recyclable material. The event will be from 3:30 to 7 p.m. April 12 and from 8 a.. more »»
March is National Social Work Month
March 20, 2013 Grant Memorial Hospital (GMH) is celebrating National Social Work Month this March with the theme "Weaving Threads of Resilience and Advocacy. more »»
Valentine Express to run through Petersburg
February 7, 2013 The Valentine Express Dinner Train will be rolling through Petersburg Saturday, featuring a West Virginia wine and food tasting followed by a three-course meal, served on a beautiful train ride... more »»
Limon to play in Petersburg
January 7, 2013 Singer-guitarist Robbie Limon will present "Singers and Songwriters," a one-man concert of 1970s-era songs, Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. at the Landes Arts Center, 18 Mt. View St. in Petersburg. more »»
Snowflake Express offers ride with Santa
December 4, 2012 The South Side Depot will again be hosting the Snowflake Express Train Ride with Santa this holiday seaso. more »»
OMEGA raises funds for Make-A-Wish
October 13, 2012 The West Virginia Oil Marketers & Grocers Association (OMEGA), an organization representing convenience stores, independent grocers and petroleum marketers across West Virginia, in conjunction with... more »»
Workshop on baskets to be held
October 2, 2012 A basketry workshop will be taught by Kathleen Perando at 6 p.m. Oct. 8-9 at the Petersburg Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall in Petersburg. more »»
Mountain Hospice offering community outreach classes
August 1, 2012 During the next few months, Mountain Hospice will offer community information sessions throughout its seven-county service area on topics such as: What is Hospice? What services are provided and... more »»
Tri-County Fair scheduled to begin Saturday in Grant County
July 26, 2012 The Tri-County Fair, serving Grant, Hardy and Pendleton counties, is entering its 92nd year of existence. more »»
Camps available to local children
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Depot plans special dinner train
June 23, 2012 Anyone who wants to spend an enjoyable evening with that someone special while seeing West Virginia Mountains in the summer has a great opportunity to do so at The South Side Depot in Petersbur. more »»
Hospital celebrates employees
June 16, 2012 Grant Memorial Hospital hosted its 2012 Employee Service Dinner May 24 at the South Branch Inn in Moorefield to honor its 2011 retirees and employees celebrating their employment anniversary dates. more »»
Mysteries of the deep
June 2, 2012 As summer's heat is settling in, June's Mountain State Mini (a three-day Wild, Wonderful West Virginia vacation) moves us toward a cooler climate near the foot of Allegheny Mountain east of Harman... more »»
Hospital honors volunteers
May 30, 2012 Grant Memorial Hospital celebrated Volunteer Month by honoring 2012 Volunteer of the Year Dave Williams, of Petersburg, and hospital volunteers from the area with a roast beef dinner on April 19 in... more »»
Grant Memorial Hospital highlights nursing specialty
May 21, 2012 In celebration of Health Information Week in March, and National Nurses Week taking place the week of May 6, Grant Memorial Hospital is proud to highlight a specialty area of nursing, nursing... more »»
Hospital urges women to get mammograms
May 18, 2012 Since the first Mother's Day was declared in 1914, millions of women have died from breast cancer. more »»
Depot announces Civil War train rides
April 19, 2012 The South Branch Valley in West Virginia's Potomac Highlands saw an incredible amount of troop activity and action during the Civil War. more »»
RESA?8 to offer EMT?class
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THE continued poor weather threatened to disrupt the holding of the fourth round of the Celtic Ross SWCYRA in Schull last Sunday.
However the forecast southeasterly wind did not materialise and the predicted heavy rain didn't start to fall until nearly five o'clock, when 13 of the scheduled 18 races were completed.
In all the GalleyFlash competed in 15 of the 18 races, finishing up in the top three in 10 of those races.
The top performers for the club on the day were the Under 12 crew of Alison Taylor, Laura Ahern, Ian O'Keeffe and Anais O'Donovan crossing the finish line in first place. A fantastic result for a crew who were rowing together for the first time.
In total six of the Galley crews finished their races in the runners-up position:
Senior Mixed:- Niamh Hayes, Paul Deasy, Barry Hooper and Fiona Connolly
Under 14 Ladies:- Claire McCarthy, Keri Ahern, Aoife O'Keeffe and Fiona Tobin
Senior Ladies:- Niamh Hayes, Lisa Hayes, Donna Burke and Laura Connolly
Junior Men:- Micheal Harrington, Ger Cullinane, Dave McCarthy and Paddy Harrington
Senior Men:- John Harrington, Sean Keohane, Paul Deasy and Barry Hooper
Intermediate Men:- Danny Hayes, Mark O'Brien, Karl McCarthy and Ricky Cleary. While three of the Galley teams took home the third placed prize:- The Under 12 Ladies crew of Alison Taylor, Laura Ahern, Anais O'Donovan and Sinead O'Connor; Under 18 Ladies: Marie Tobin, Catherine McCarthy, Ciara Rahilly and Danielle Hayes and the Junior Ladies crew of Mary Ann McCarthy, Catherine McCarthy, Ciara Rahilly and Fiona Connolly.
Other crews on the day who all performed well and were unlucky not to convert their efforts into medals were:- Vet Ladies: Breeda Hayes, Bernie O'Donovan, Loretta Tobin and Joanne Taylor; Under 16 Ladies: Sioned Miles, Eimear O'Keeffe, Zoe Taylor and Roisin O'Brien; Under 14: Claire McCarthy, Anna Duggan, Ruby Sullivan and Aoife O'Keeffe; Under 16s: John Carroll, Nicky O'Hea, Adam Ahern and Eimear O'Keeffe; Pre Vet Ladies: Julie Harrington, Imelda O'Keeffe, Ellen Mae Ahern and Paula Keohane.
With just over a week to the All-Ireland Finals the club is in great shape for what should be a hectic weekend in Broadstrand, Courtmacsherry.
Next Sunday the final round of the SWCYRA championship will be held in Glandore.
In other news some of the clubs members had a hectic week during the Ardfield Summer Festival, helping out organising some of the events and selling Festival draw tickets.
The club is one of this year's beneficiaries from the festival, so a massive thanks goes to those who helped make the festival such a success.
Thanks also to the festival organising committee for selecting the club to share in its proceeds.


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The ECU Police Department will acquaint departments with its services and will develop partnerships to assist in meeting its safety and security responsibilities to the university community.
The main offices of the ECU Police Department are located in the Blount House at 609 East Tenth Street. Other police extension offices are located at 602 East Tenth Street and at the Brody School of Medicine in GE-39.


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ROXBURY — Outspoken Roxbury school board member Maureen Castriotta scored another victory in a two-year legal battle when an appellate court ruled today the board is responsible for her legal fees.
How much that will cost the school district has not yet been calculated, said Castriotta's attorney, Kevin DeFillippis.
The story began in April 2010 when Castriotta criticized the Roxbury High School principal and superintendent for their actions, or lack thereof, during a student protest.
A month later, she was censured during a contentious school board meeting. Castriotta's attorney was given a time limit and was not allowed to cross-examine her two accusers, who gave testimony to the board saying Castriotta was "combative."
Last April, an administrative law judge ruled the Roxbury Board of Education acted outside its authority but said Castriotta was not entitled to reimbursement because the proceeding was not technically a legal one.
Broadly speaking, state statute allows legal fees to be reimbursed only after a legal proceeding in which the outcome is in favor of the litigant.
The administrative law judge ruled Castriotta was trying to have it both ways — in effect saying the censure was baseless because the school board did not have proper legal authority, but that she was entitled to reimbursement because it was a legal proceeding.
Today, the appeals court reversed that ruling.
"The absence of prehearing discovery or the lack of the oath required may undermine the fairness or integrity of this 'legal proceeding,'" the court ruled, "but do not, in any material way, alter its fundamental character."
Related coverage:
• Judge rules against Roxbury school board in censuring member for criticizing principal, superintendent
• Roxbury school board member appeals censure to state
• Christie criticizes Roxbury school district for censuring board member
• Roxbury school board censures a member who criticized district's administrators
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Yesterday, we finally learned the dates for the arbitration hearings regarding the Rangers three Group II RFA's:
NYR arbitration sked: Derick Brassard – July 28, 2014 Chris Kreider – July 23, 2014 Mats Zuccarello – July 25, 2014
— Rangers Report (@rangersreport) July 9, 2014
The Rangers have just a hair over $14 million in cap room to secure the above 3 players in addition to John Moore, who is not eligible for arbitration. The Rangers also have to worry about their 12th and 13th forwards on the roster as those spots are currently vacated.
In the event that 2 Rangers actually go to arbitration hearings, Article 12-10 (c) of the CBA mandates that the Rangers are required to accept the award to at least one player. If all 3 players go to arbitration hearings, the Rangers can "walk away" from no more than 2 contracts. The Rangers can only walk away from a player if the award is above a certain salary, however as of this writing, the exact number is unknown but expected to be just shy of $4 million AAV, up from $3.5 million a season ago.
Elsewhere yesterday, the Blackhawks gave Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane dual 8 year, $84 million contract extensions, noting the first time a player has a cap hit of over $10 million in the salary cap era.
It was only a matter of time before we got to this milestone, however I have to question the judgment of devoting nearly 28% of your projected cap space in 2015-16 into just two guys. This likely means players like Patrick Sharp and Brent Seabrook are on borrowed time in Chicago.
BREAKING: The #NHLDucks have signed winger Dany Heatley to a one-year contract.
— Anaheim Ducks (@AnaheimDucks) July 9, 2014
At 1 year, $1 million, I thought Heatley would've been a nice low risk move to replace Pouliot on the 3rd line. However, Heatley cited the potential of playing with Ryan Getzlaf as a big reason why he signed in Anaheim.


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Please welcome 'Dynamic Blue' to the family of Air Penny colorways. What started off with Dark Neon Royal has blossomed into two new dazzling shades of blue for the Nike Zoom Rookie – Binary Blue, which is set to release on November 11th, and this new Dynamic Blue, which we showed you earlier. According to these new images from RMK, Dynamic Blue is clearly a lighter, softer shade of blue compared to Dark Neon Royal, and when paired with the crisp Wolf Grey and the icy translucent sole, the Zoom Rookie adopts that futuristic appeal that so often is attributed with Foamposite material. Check out the new detailed gallery below and let us know what you think of the new 'Dynamic Blue' color.
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I though this rookie comes out in Nov12?now is coming out on the Nov11
Yo, these are freakin beautiful.
Binary Blue>>>>>>>These
The way the light shines on this shoe makes it look different every time i see it
Certified. I'll take em.
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Villa return to Ajax's famous De Toekomst training headquarters tonight for a mouth-watering last 16 encounter.
It is the same venue as Villa's first-ever NextGen encounter when they were beaten 2-0 in Amsterdam in August 2011.
Although Burke was disappointed with the performance on that occasion, he has fond memories of his first taste of European club football.
The 19-year-old took great inspiration from playing at an academy that has produced some of football's all-time greats including Johan Cruyff, Marco van Basten and Frank Rijkaard.
"Going to Ajax and walking in to their academy and seeing all the big names that came through there was unbelievable," said Burke.
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Everything tastes better with butter!
As I was cooking breakfast this morning I had an epiphany (for me, anyway). You can actually cook with green onions. They aren't just for salads! Well, duh. Also, ghee and bacon fat used together is very tasty to cook greens in.
This got me wondering about hints and tips others might have that they could share. Newcomers to this way of eating would benefit and long-termers might learn something new. Got something to share? Post it here!
Everything tastes better with butter!
being a southern gal Pork Fat rules!!!! And a little bit goes a long way in adding favor. Cutting greens (lkale is my fave) in long strips makes for more entertaining stir frys
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We've already seen Asustek's 12.1" SideShow-enabled W5Fe notebook along
with Windows Vista
Media Center remotes. It comes as no surprise that more SideShow devices
are starting to break cover. In the case of the Asustek W5Fe, SideShow allows
users to access emails, music and pictures without even turning on the
notebook. The information is accessed from a small LCD screen mounted onto the
lid of the notebook. Likewise, SideShow-enabled Windows Vista Media Center remotes
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Windows SideShow takes advantage of PortalPlayer's "Preface" technology. Over
200 development kits using Preface have already been shipped according to Tech-On.
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VENTURA — Even when the bounces don't go in favor of the Saugus Centurions, they're still finding ways to win.
The Centurions shook off a disastrous start against the Ventura Cougars and ended up grinding out a 20-17 comeback victory on Friday night at Ventura High School.
This was after Ventura's Zak Crawford returned the opening kickoff 96 yards to the house to put Saugus (3-1) in a 7-0 hole just 15 seconds into the game.
By the end of the first quarter, Saugus trailed 10-0.
"When something like that happens, it's disappointing, but things like that happen sometimes and you can't fold up," said Saugus head coach Jason Bornn. "You can't give up."
But Saugus' defense stood up when it needed to, and it forced three turnovers to steal back control of the game.
Saugus quarterback Chris Hamilton found Timmy Kahovec in the back corner of the end zone for a 2-yard touchdown on fourth-and-goal to put the Centurions up for good with 7:24 to play.
That was Hamilton's third scoring strike of the night and the second to Kahovec.
Hamilton's other score went to Marc Langford on a 36-yard pass that was set up by a Ventura fumble deep in its own territory.
"It's always part of our defense. It's all about getting turnovers," said Saugus linebacker Alberto Portillo, who forced and recovered two fumbles in the game.
The Cougars (1-3), who lost starting quarterback Steve Ledesma to a collarbone injury late in the first half, gained 131 yards of total offense.
Most of that came from the 91 rushing yards on 22 carries from running back Tyler Peralta.
Though Saugus had sloppy moments of its own – three offensive turnovers and 10 penalties – it took advantage of the plays that went in its favor.
That included the final series of the night, when Saugus punter Miguel Sanchez bobbled the snap on what was supposed to be a fourth-down punt. He then picked it up and ran 6 yards for the game-clinching first down.
"It was frustrating because we had our opportunities tonight," said Ventura head coach Tim Garcia. "Sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way."
After Hamilton's two touchdown passes gave Saugus a 13-10 halftime lead, Peralta punched in a 2-yard run on Ventura's opening drive of the second half to give the Cougars a 17-13 lead.
Blake Austin finished with 86 yards on 26 carries and had an interception.
NOTES: After sitting out the previous week's game against Buena, Saugus running back Reid Rupe returned to action against Ventura. His return was brief, however, as he twisted his ankle in the first half and missed the rest of the game. Bornn said he's hoping Rupe will be back in two weeks when Saugus faces Camarillo.


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Now, as is usual in our wonderful consumer society, you're not getting the free Google TV dongle without at least buying something else first.
The deal is by waiku and no, we've not heard of them either. They're an online video service and, provided you buy one of the HD TV series listed on this page (costing £18.99), you'll get a Chromecast delivered free to plug into your TV and enjoy it on.
The options are Game of Thrones (£23.99), The Sopranos (£24.99) or True Detective (£18.99), plus you also get your free £5 Google Play credit once the Chromecast arrives, so you can get a movie too.
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Entertainment was the only good thing on this boat! We really liked all of the ports and had Gabi and Norbi as our gymnastic shows which all of the crowd applauded each time. We really like the Roman Toga night on Saturday night, it was lots of fun.
One of the worst things we can say is how the pools and slides were always closed! We had a large group of vegans and another group there and whenever they held their meetings on the main deck they would close all pools!!! We paid the same for this cruise so why are we stuck with closed pools? They also would close the pools by 10pm! I had never heard of this before, I was used to it being open very late. The slide wasnt even open until the 3rd day of the cruise and then from only 10am to noon, and then reopened from 2:30pm till 5pm!!! And yet while in Ft Lauderdale waiting to get going, the Carnival ship next to us had their slide open and letting people on it.
In the end this was a terrible cruise, the complaints box at the end of the week had a line of people trying to stuff the box full of complaints. Everywhere you went you seemed to hear someone grumbling over the situation and I dont doubt it. In St Thomas, I had a guy behind me eating and was on his cell phone to his buddy in the states and he was cursing up a storm of how bad it was! I was completely shocked! If your American and used to RCL or Carnival type cruises avoid Costa like a plague! No one I was around liked any bit of it.


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I have a port of Debian Sarge running from compact flash on a PC104
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PC104 board that maps the compact flash to a different ide interface.
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Officials investigate fish deaths in creek
By KELLY MELHART
Globe-News Staff Writer
Officials are investigating last week's deaths of more than 300 fish in Dixon Creek, just east of Borger.
Test results are not complete, but officials said Wednesday they are looking into whether a chemical discharge from Phillips Petroleum Refinery nearby may be to blame. Texas Natural Resource Conversation Commission and Parks and Wildlife Department officials said whatever killed the fish no longer poses any danger to wildlife or people.
Test results may be complete by today, said Butch Shoop, regional commander for TP&WD. Ranchers through whose land the creek runs reported the dead fish on Friday.
Phillips Petroleum spokesman Lake Ellis said the refinery responded immediately to the reports. Phillips officials worked closely with the TNRCC and Parks and Wildlife officials on site, Ellis said.
Phillips also has formed its own investigating team to look into the incident.
Ellis said it is possible the plant, which outputs treated water directly into the creek, is the cause of the fish kill. But he said it is also possible that high temperatures had something to do with the low dissolved-oxygen content of the water, which ultimately killed the fish.
Dissolved oxygen is what fish breathe through their gills. TNRCC and Parks officials said the water in which the fish were found dead has been treated and tested to ensure it is safe.
Ranchers in the area said the incident was cause for concern, but that no livestock was harmed.
Kaye McCall, who keeps cattle on property bordering the creek, said a neighbor called her about 7:30 on Friday morning to report the dead fish.
"We were scared to death," McCall said. "Their exact words were `Everything's Dead.' You'd have to have cattle to know how alarming that can be."
Jones said that while any danger appears to have passed, officials remain concerned about how the incident occurred.
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Clay-Chalkville running back D.J. Vinson remains on the radar of the UAB Blazers.
"UAB is still interested in Vinson," Cougars coach Jerry Hood said of his 5-foot-11, 185-pounder. "D.J.'s working hard to help himself and did a good job with his grades in our school. I don't know how that'll play out in the end but he's getting a little sniff."
Clay's 6-foot-5, 295-pound Marquee Reddrick is also garnering some attention.
"Reddrick continues to get some looks," Hood said. "Arkansas State is interested in him. I know UAB likes him too but I don't know what their situation is as far as needing offensive linemen."