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My favorite tricks and treats are: Special Kitty Turkey & Salmon. Yogurt!!!
Where I hang out: She sleeps in her bed, in the bath tub, or on my bed. She playes everywhere.
My favorite grubs: Purina Kitten Chow Nurturing Formula along with any canned food that is chicken or turkey
My pet peeves: Holly does not like to be left alone. May have something to do with the fact that she was "thrown away".
What I love about my owners: She gets me all kind of toys & lets me run around & play when she is home. She also lets me chew on her! YUMMY!
My cat hobbies: PLAY!!!! Eat all the other animals food.
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Rita Minard is a Polk County Master Gardener, a member of the American Clematis Society, and an avid clematis collector and grower. She has over 100 clematis plants in her own gardens. Rita will offer suggestions on planting, pruning, displaying and photographing different varieties of clematis.
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Erin Rau and Jeremy Reed exchanged wedding vows at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011, at Ohio Memorial Chapel, Tiffin. The Rev. Becky Jones was officiant during the double-ring ceremony. A recpetion followed at Meadowbrook Ballroom, Bascom.
Erin is the daughter of Ron and Sandra Rau of Tiffin.
Jeremy is the son of Gerald Reed and Karen and Ed Dennis, all of Tiffin.
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Erin, given in marriage by her father, wore a white silk, A-line Simone Carvalli gown. The gown featured Swarvoksi crystals and a chapel-length train. She carried a bouquet of white calla lilies.
Becky Link of Tiffin was her friend's matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Erin Margraf of Waldo, Brandi Pappas of Columbus, Amanda Sauber of Tiffin and Jennice Caudill of Clyde, friends of the bride, Janelle Schatzinger of Republic, sister of the groom, and Carly Dunlap of San Diego and Ashleigh Ewald of Columbus, friends of the bride.
They wore floor-length, strapless burnt orange dresses, each with a rhinestone belt. The matron of honor wore a pistachio-colored dress. They carried bouquets of coordinating chrysanthemums and berries.
Aaron Clouse of Woodmore was his friend's best man. Groomsmen were Nick Margraf of Waldo and Ryan Nye of Tiffin, friends of the groom, Jay Schar of Tiffin, cousin of the groom, Dave Kline of Bowling Green, friend of the groom, Colin Schatzinger of Republic, brother-in-law of the groom, and Matt Wolph and Kevin Tiell, both of Tiffin and friends of the groom.
Flower girl was Kayla Link of Tiffin, friend of the bride.
Ring bearer was Ethan Link of Tiffin, godson of the bride.
Erin is a 2001 graduate of Old Fort High School and a 2005 graduate of Heidelberg University. She plans to complete a master's degree from Ohio Dominican University in May 2012. She is a teacher and coach at Manchester High School.
Jeremy is a 1998 graduate of New Riegel High School. He works at Hood Packaging, Wilmington.
The matron of honor and bridesmaids hosted a luncheon shower for the bride at Chateau Tebeau Winery, Helena, Sept. 17, 2011.
The rehearsal dinner was at Pioneer Mill restaurant, Tiffin.
Following a honeymoon to Jamaica, the newlyweds reside at 5985 Miller Lane, Hillsboro.


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i think /contrib is the first step into this. May be we can build a
way to be able to replica/pull the /contrib dir, assume it would go in
/src/contrib or something like that, :-?
everyone can prepare its contributions to fit a common model (if that
is possible t
On 9/2/07, Steve Simon
> Hi,
> Can I suggest that when ken's fs is split from the main
> plan9 tree it is not tar'ed up but it is just copied to a source
> tree which contains only the kenfs stuff but in their correct places
> in a plan9 hierarchy, and a replica proto generated for it.
> The idea is that the new owner(s) of the kenfs tree could be given
> write permission to the code and then those who want to continue
> to use it could get the latest changes by doing somthing like:
> bind -a /n/sources/plan9/replica /n/sources/extra/kenfs/replica
> replica/pull kenfs
> We would lose nothing as the last "supported" release of kenfs will
> allways be available in sourcesdump.
> I would be willing to try to do the same work with some of the other
> tars in the contrib area (x11, tex etc)
> I do understand the danger that we might end up with somthing like the debian
> package managment stuff However it would be great to have an easy way to grab
> an arbitary package and keep it up to date. I recently fixed a silly bug in
> cvsfs but it doesn't really seem worthwhile emailing the whole list.
> It would also be great if the packages had some sport of Author file so
> people could submit patches against them and the relevant person/people would
> get the patch email.
> What do people think, neat idea or the thin end of the wedge?
> -Steve


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La. Highway Safety Commission pushes 'No Refusal'
BATON ROUGE - The effort to rid Louisiana roads of drunk drivers involves multiple levels of cooperation that range from educating motorists to enforcing the tough DWI laws already on the books to prosecuting offenders. Louisiana's rate of alcohol-involved highway crashes remains stubbornly high, accounting for 409 deaths in 2009.
Many motorists—and probably those most inclined to drive after consuming alcohol—refuse to take the test after being stopped on suspicion of DWI. Almost 8,000 of the 24,736—about one third—drivers arrested for DWI in 2008 refused to take the test. They did so even knowing that their refusal could cost them a 180-day suspension of their driver's license, if it was their first offense.
The Louisiana Highway Safety Commission recently has been working with law enforcement agencies, district attorneys and judges on a project to overcome a significant obstacle in successfully prosecuting drivers charged with DWI. That obstacle is the large number of suspects who are stopped on suspicion of driving while intoxicated but refuse to submit, as the law requires, to tests that measure the alcohol content in their blood. The reason so many refuse is simple: With such a test in hand, district attorneys have a much better chance of winning a conviction.
To counter this trend, the Highway Safety Commission is working with judges, district attorneys, and police in various parishes to sponsor "No Refusal" periods. During these periods judges are on standby to approve search warrants, based on probable cause, that authorize police to take blood samples from suspects who refuse to submit to a blood alcohol concentration test. When told a search warrant will be applied for, most suspects yield and submit to the test—even before the actual warrant is issued.
Results have been impressive in parishes where No Refusal periods have been implemented. For example, officials in Jefferson Parish conducted a No Refusal period over this year's Memorial Day holiday. This resulted in only one refusal compared to 16 over the same period in 2009.
State District Judge Thomas M. Yeager of Alexandria pioneered the No Refusal concept in Louisiana. When Yeager implemented a No Refusal policy in Rapides Parish, the refusal rate dropped from 35 percent in 2007 to nearly zero last year. Earlier this year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration presented Judge Yeager with one of its highest honors: the Public Service Award.
The Louisiana Highway Safety Commission provides training and grants to pay overtime hours for law enforcement officers who participate in No Refusal programs. The programs are usually conducted over weekends and holiday periods during which drunken driving is more prevalent. The enforcement sometimes includes sobriety checkpoints at which officials have a fax machine available to send a search warrant request directly to a judge. The judge reviews and signs it—if it is in order—and faxes it back to the officers on the scene.
DWI is a serious problem that is being addressed in a variety of ways in Louisiana and across the United States. In recent years, the Louisiana Legislature has passed a number of laws that stiffen DWI penalties, especially for multiple offenders. The No Refusal program has proven to be effective in helping provide district attorneys with the solid evidence they need to win convictions in court.


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Memorials and commemorative gifts to Saint Peter's are meaningful ways to honor the special people in our lives, both living and deceased. These gifts support Saint Peter's in its work of ministering to the sick, and contributions are acknowledged throughout the hospital.
The Children of God Tree of Life is more than a work of art—it is a work of love and life. The bronze leaves and stones on this beautifully hand-carved sculpture bear the names of people remembered with love. Each donation represented on the sculpture supports the tiny infants who begin life in our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
A special fund designated for the Monsignor James A. Harding Oncology Unit ensures that our cancer patients receive the very best state-of-the-art oncology care. Contributors are recognized on a special dedication wall in the unit.
Tree of Life at Saint Peter's Adult Medical Day Care Center is located at our center in Monroe Township. Giving opportunities include the Bronze Leaf, Gold Leaf, Acorn and Dove, and proceeds support the special programs and care given to our senior and disabled clients. Donors can remember special people or events that have shaped our lives.
To make a memorial or commemorative gift to Saint Peter's, please call (732) 745-8542 or send your contributions to:
Saint Peter's Foundation254 Easton AvenueNew Brunswick, NJ 08901
Checks should be made payable to Saint Peter's Foundation or simply make an online donation below. Your support is important to Saint Peter's and is very much appreciated.
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PITTSBURGH - Jerricho Cotchery watched Ben Roethlisberger limp into the locker room in the middle of the second quarter on Thursday night against Cleveland, the Pittsburgh quarterback's left foot swollen and his face awash in a painful grimace and figured Roethlisberger was done.
Forgive the veteran wide receiver for his naivete, he's new here.
A half hour after Roethlisberger's night - if not his season - seemed in jeopardy, the two-time Super Bowl winner was getting taped up to go back in.
"I'm like, 'Wow, this is what I've been watching on TV from the other team,'" said Cotchery, who spent seven seasons with the New York Jets before joining the Steelers in August. "It's amazing to see, the guy laying it on the line for his teammates."
Hobbling to the huddle, wincing with each step, Roethlisberger returned to pass for 178 yards in the second half, including a 79-yard touchdown strike to Antonio Brown with 2:52 remaining that sealed a 14-3 victory.
Even for a player who prides himself on playing through pain - Roethlisberger's already fought through a sprained left foot and fractured right thumb this season without missing a meaningful snap - this was a bit much.
His injured foot in a walking boot as he talked to reporters afterward, Roethl-isberger said he felt like his ankle was "going to explode." Even if it did, he joked, he'd just ask injured backup quarterback Byron Leftwich for advice on how to get the offensive linemen to carry him downfield as Leftwich famously did during his college days at Marshall.
That wasn't necessary, though Roethlisberger's prognosis remains vague. Though X-rays taken during the game showed his ankle wasn't broken, he underwent an MRI on Friday to get a closer look. ESPN reported Friday it was a high ankle sprain.?
"People want to hate on him all they want, but the guy is one of the toughest competitors in this game," defensive end Brett Keisel said. "He plays hurt. He's got a broken thumb, who knows what's wrong with his ankle. But we're a very good team with him behind center."
Dropping back to pass was problematic for Roethlis-berger, who found a way to complete 8-of-12 passes upon his return.
"We want to be stout as an offensive line and protect him so he doesn't get in that situation in the first place," left tackle Max Starks said.
The Steelers next play on Monday, Dec. 19, at San Francisco.
"But when he does bounce back from those types of injuries it puts a premium on protecting him. We said we weren't going to let anything happen to him."
Nothing did, even though the line played without center Maurkice Pouncey, who left in the first half with a right ankle injury, the same ankle that held him out of the Super Bowl last February.
Pouncey, like Roethlisberger, had an MRI on Friday. Unlike Roethlisberger, Pouncey can't play on one leg though he said after the game he believed he could work through it.
The line certainly needs the Pro Bowler. Pittsburgh could have closed out the Browns early in the fourth quarter but was stuffed on four runs inside the Cleveland 3.
"For us to have four shots down there and not get it done, that's unacceptable," guard/center Doug Legursky said.
The defense didn't escape unscathed. Defensive end Ziggy Hood left early with a groin injury, and there's a chance the team could be without linebacker Jerome Harrison following a helmet-to-helmet hit on Cleveland quarterback Colt McCoy late in the fourth quarter.
McCoy was scrambling when he briefly tucked the ball as if to run. Harrison closed in, but McCoy pulled up and flipped a pass to running back Montario Hardesty a split-second before getting drilled by Harrison.
The 2008 NFL Defensive Player of the Year was flagged for roughing the passer and could face fines and further disciplinary action from the league office.
Harrison defended his actions, saying he believed McCoy was a runner at the time. McCoy left briefly but came back to throw an interception in the end zone, setting up Roethlisberger's game-clinching pass to Brown.
Brown caught the ball near midfield then weaved his way through the Cleveland secondary before scoring. No one was happier with the result than Roethlisberger, and it had little to do with the touchdown.
"I'm proud of him and glad he scored because I wouldn't have been able to make it down there if we had to run another play," Roethlisberger said.
He was kidding. Probably. Odds are if Brown found himself tackled that the Cleveland 1, Roethlisberger would have found a way to get to the huddle, even if his linemen had to go Leftwich on him.
"I wanted to be there for the guys," Roethlisberger said. "I wanted to let them know that I' m going to be there and I'm going to fight no matter what."


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In barrel racing, the rider has the choice of turning either the right or left barrel first. It is most common to take the right barrel first because most horses are naturally more athletic when working to their left. By taking the right barrel first the horse will have one right-hand turn (the first barrel), and two left-hand turns (the second and third barrels).
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In barrel racing, there can be penalties. For example, if a barrel racer knocks over a barrel a five second penalty is usually assessed. If a barrel racer "breaks the pattern" (which means they don't run around all three barrels in the manner described by the rules), or if they cross back across the start/finish line before the pattern is complete, they will receive a no time.
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2 home invaders shot by OKC homeowner to face charges
5 charged with first-degree burglary
Published 3:03 PM CST Jan 25, 2013
Two people shot during an Oklahoma City home invasion earlier this month have been charged.
According to police reports, five people broke into a home in the 500 block of Southeast 79th Street on Jan. 18 and two of the intruders were shot by the homeowner. Amber Cross and Steven Carmon were taken to the hospital and treated.
Prosecutors have charge the pair and three other suspects with first-degree burglary.
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There are 137 Girl Scout Gold Award honorees from across the council's seven-county region which includes Hudson, Essex, Union, Somerset, Hunterdon, southern Warren and parts of Middlesex. Union County towns represented are Clark 2, Cranford 9, Elizabeth 1, Hillside 1, Rahway 1, Scotch Plains 5, Union 11, and Westfield 5 earning this honor.
The Girl Scout Gold Award is achieved by girls whom complete rigorous leadership projects by committing a minimum of 65 hours to their planning, implementation and completion. The project portion of the award challenges the girls to venture out into the community and address the root cause of an issue. They use community resources to create a lasting impact that will be endured long after the project is completed. The work involved is demanding, time consuming and takes a tremendous amount of ambition to complete. Each of the girls earning the honor has made a serious impact; changing their communities and the world. Approximately 6 percent of Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors nationwide earn the Gold Award.
The scope of Gold Award projects vary widely. Representative Gold Award projects this year include: "To Build a Handicap Park" – finding volunteers and organizations to donate and install specialized park equipment for the handicapped and the installation of a fence to protect it for a township in which there was none, "The Hero Next Door" – The authorship and publication of a book about veterans, their wartime experiences and acts of courage from a local community which will be used as a reference book in the school district at the high school level.
The keynote speech was delivered by Dawn Fitch President, Pooka Pure and Simple, a handmade bath and body company and also Founder, Beauty That Cares, a company with an inspirational business model empowering girls and women to create their own 'businesses' by making products consisting of natural ingredients while learning civic responsibility by donating one of their products they create during the workshop to a women's shelter with the purpose of sharing the gift of natural beauty and relaxation. Dawn's company, Pooka, has moved from a small venture operating from her kitchen stove to a large warehouse in East Orange. The business has matured substantially with products carried in 35 Whole Food supermarkets.
"The Girl Scout Gold Award is just the beginning of what happens in a community when you work together to create something. Always remember it really is simple," Fitch said in her address "learn it, make it, share it."
Girl Scouting's mission is to build girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey is one of New Jersey's largest girl-serving organizations, with over 25,000 girls and 10,000 volunteers in Hudson, Essex, Union, Somerset, Hunterdon, southern Warren and parts of Middlesex counties.
For information on Girl Scouts or to volunteer, call 908-518-4400 or visit us at http://www.gshnj.org.
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by Diane Linsley
What is a perfect plant? In my imagination, it's a long-lived perennial that is easy to grow from seed, blooms the first summer, and self sows in moderation. Does this dream plant really exist? Probably not. But some plants come close to the ideal.
Are there any disadvantages to first-year flowering perennials? My only complaint is they are not always long-lived. It seems like the longest-lived plants are the ones that are difficult to start from seed and slow to begin blooming. But if you are willing to give up expectations of long life for your quick-blooming plants, you will get rewards like ease of sowing and reseeding in the garden.
If you want to see early blooms on your plants, you will need to start the seeds indoors 6-10 weeks before the last frost date. Of course, they will not bloom at their "normal" time the first year. For example, lupine usually blooms in May. If you sow the seeds indoors in March, then transplant them outside after the last frost date, you can expect to see the first blooms in late summer or fall. The following spring, the show will be more spectacular.
If you live in a warm zone, or you have good soil and plenty of sun, your plants will bloom sooner. The following plants have done well for me in zone 5.
First-Year Flowering Perennials
Agastache foeniculum
Antirrhinum braun-blanquetii
Campanula latifolia 'Brantwood'
Centranthus ruber
Dianthus superbus 'Crimsonia'
Gaura lindheimeri
Gypsophila pacifica
Linum perenne
Lupine 'Russell Hybrids'
Lychnis chalcedonica
Malva 'Zebrina'
Papaver atlanticum
Papaver rupifragum
Platycodon grandiflorus
Ratibida columnifera
Rudbeckia hirta
Salvia 'Violet Queen'
Verbascum phoeniceum
Verbena bonariensis
Viola cornuta
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CHICAGO -- Consumers' confidence about the U.S. economy fell unexpectedly in October as job prospects remained bleak.
The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index shows Americans are as worried about the economy's current state as they've been in nearly three decades. They also have a grim outlook for the future, expecting a worsening business climate, fewer jobs and lower salaries.
That sentiment drove today's results, which showed the index falling to 47.7 in October.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected a reading of 53.1.
A reading above 90 means the economy is on solid footing. Above 100 signals strong growth.
The index has seesawed since a historic low of 25.3 in February and climbed to 53.4 in September.


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Britain's foreign policy – in between the EU and the world
Bogdan Deleanu is a former student from the Institute for European Studies in Brussels. He now works as a consultant in the European Parliament as well as in « Europuls »
30 years after its decisive victory in the Falklands War over Argentina, many wonder if Great Britain is still capable of such a feat. Does it still have the force, now that it lacks its own aircraft carrier and has to operate one jointly with France? More importantly, does it have the will? Looking at recent declarations and positions, it seems that Britain focuses more on its partners and allies than on the outside world.
Perhaps it is the complicated matter of running a coalition government between two factions in no way alike, in a country without much experience in this kind of difficult marriage. Perhaps the daily chore of finding consensus between a very « hard » Conservative Party and the more « soft » Liberals takes too much time to focus on other things. The burden of being 'active and activist' in Europe, meaning that protecting British interests inside the EU stands at the same level as projecting them outside by means of the EU, must weigh heavily in comparison with other Member States, which are in a much more involved state of mind.
There is indeed a certain irony when it comes to the UK's complicated relationship with the Union, in the field of foreign affairs. If in other areas (notably agriculture, fishery policy and such) the British are understandably concerned over Brussels-based decisions, in the field of foreign policy it largely stands to gain. After all, the High Representative for the EU's Foreign Affairs and Security Policy is Baroness Catherine Ashton, one of Her Majesty's subjects (even if she is a Labour politician). Back in 2009 when she was chosen for this job, it seemed like a good compromise, placating and ensuring the UK would have a say in one of the most important fields of EU policy.
However, a summary search of the British press on Baroness Ashton yields little more but criticism over the spending of her External Action Service, or criticism over her actions (or lack of) in various crises. This is pretty much in line with the mainstream view of most things EU-related in the Isles. Perhaps the sweet life in Brussels has softened Ms Ashton, but the fact remains that Britain's greatest asset in Brussels in what concerns foreign affairs failed to deliver.
What could she have delivered anyway? What is it that Great Britain actually wants when it comes to the great big world beyond its islands and beyond the continental Union it is, through very binding agreements, a part of? If in the world nobody doubts there are things which are clearly « British », what foreign policy goals can be described likewise? After all, French interests in various Sub-Saharan African countries are by now as French as the croissant, and Italian interests to oil rich Libya are similarly well known. Even Poland is increasingly making a name for itself in, out of all places, Central Asia. The Middle East is everybody's business, while Europe is too far away from South-East Asia to matter in the delicate game of straits and missiles. And as for the Arctic, well, the ice is still melting.
Perhaps the recent debate around the Falklands war brought so much attention because, well, that is a part of the world that remains 100% on the British agenda. What else is clearly in the interest of this small island with a big defense budget?
By no means can we say, however, that it does nothing. If anything, Great Britain is one of the most active players in world affairs. The UK currently has troops in Afghanistan and a small contingent in Cyprus, rotates ships and commanders in some EU missions, notably NAVFOR ATALANTA in the Horn of Africa. British missiles bombed Gaddafi's forces in Libya and the Royal Navy was instrumental in the naval blocked of various ports.
It has both individual and joint programmes and strategies for counter-terrorism, cyber security, CBNR, arms control, conflict prevention and post-conflict reconstruction, dedicating both money and manpower in all these fields. It is the leading country of the Commonwealth and its imperial legacy lingers, keeping many territories and regions very interested in what Westminster says and does. Westminster itself seems less and less to be the original actor it used to be.
This narrowing down of unique British interests will probably not be helped by the incoming debate on Scottish independence. Used for so long to dominate the world, the British have obviously found it hard even to adapt their mindsets to the cohabitation inside the European Union. What will cohabitation inside their own island do to their worldview? In fact, cohabitation is already an issue. Immigration control has always been very sensitive for the UK. It is in no way original when it comes to this, see the Schengen debate in France in 2011, but the fact remains that in a 'Fortress Europe', the UK would be its strongest redoubt. Its politicians often justify external action spending to their voters by using the « this will prevent immigration » card, more so perhaps than any other European nation.
Eventually, this peculiar attitude inside the EU, as well as its long term relation with the US, which at points could be seen as mimetic in external affairs, have led to a Britain today that is rather in between places. It neither is fully committed to the CSDP, but it takes part in it enough to upset the hard-line NATO fans in its Parliament. It has a voice in the UN, but its voice is always overshadowed by the US, which it follows, or France, with which it should be on equal footing. Currently the fact remains that at least until 2016; hard military projection capability for the UK will rely on a ship called « Charles de Gaulle », its own modern aircraft carriers still in construction.
It will be very interesting to see how Britain emerges from this moment of « in between ». The end of a hung parliament and its security sector reform might both significantly lead to a stronger position in world affairs. The Scottish vote, its treaty with France and the increasing interdependence, the affirmation of the EU as a whole, or of other Member States, and the increasing power of the 'BRICS' are all however factors that can make it even less important and less powerful. That's not necessarily a bad thing, in the long run. Maybe this will finally push Britain to embrace its European nature and accept itself as fully part of this partnership. If anything, that would take a little bit of pressure from the shoulders of those British diplomats who, instead of following events on the Globe, still focus a little too much on what transpires on the Old Continent.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Omer Asik was having the game of his life, until ...
The Chicago Bulls were seconds from Game 7 at home, until ...
The Bulls really did have more than enough to win with, until ...
Until they didn't. Until it was over. Until the Bulls were a top seed toppled by injuries, mistakes and dumb luck.
After the final buzzer sounded, there was confetti, loud noises and a No. 9 standing on the scorer's table cheering with the fans. And no, it wasn't Luol Deng.
The Bulls didn't just dream of winning a championship this season; they also worked hard for it. They sacrificed for it. They literally bled for it. They listened to a screaming coaching maniac every day for it.
But in the end, they didn't come close. Losing in the first round was unimaginable before Derrick Rose tore his anterior cruciate ligament. It was unlikely until Joakim Noah went down with a bad ankle sprain. Then, it became inevitable. From Larry O'Brien trophy dreams to becoming the fifth No. 1 seed to lose to an 8.
There are no moral-victory trophies, but give the remaining Bulls credit: They fought until the final whistle of a season-ending 79-78 bruiser of a loss to Philadelphia.
For Bulls fans, not to mention the players, who all dreamed of a rally in Grant Park -- if not a good series against the Miami Heat in the conference finals -- it was a sudden ending.
"I don't have the words right now," said forward Taj Gibson, who had 14 points off the bench and was arguably the Bulls' best player this series. "It really sucks to lose like that, especially when it's a physical game and it's late. They're fouling hard, and we're fouling hard. It was a grind out there. It was playoff basketball, and it sucks."
That last sentence says it all. It was playoff basketball, and it sucks.
From Deng's wrist injury to Rose's array of maladies to Noah's ankle to all the nicks and bruises along the way, it seemed like the stars were aligned against the Bulls during a truncated regular season and a disastrous start to the playoffs.
"It felt like everything that wasn't supposed to happen, happened," said Deng, who had a monster game with 19 points and 17 rebounds. "Every time something happened, we kept making up for it. We really made people believe."
The Bulls fought hard, winning the most games in the regular season for the second straight year, but unlike last year's collapse in Miami, the Bulls really didn't have "more than enough to win with," as coach Tom Thibodeau loves to say.
Maybe enough, just enough, with no margin for error. Not with Noah out with a bum ankle, Rose at home and Carlos Boozer a fourth-quarter casualty of his own doing.
"We're not going to make any excuses," Deng said. "Philly was a better team in this series, and they beat us."
But really, we all know that's not true. The Bulls outrebounded Philadelphia 56-33 -- 15-5 on the offensive glass -- and outscored the Sixers 29-5 on second-chance points. After the Bulls went down 3-1, it looked as though their season would soldier on.
"We kept yelling to the bench that we're going to make our run," Deng said. "And once we started making our run, guys saw it. The finish line was just right there."
Sixers coach Doug Collins was dumbfounded.
"I don't know how we won," he said.
The ending really was a blur. Especially for this series, which took place glacially.
Asik gave the Bulls a late 3-point lead on a pick-and-roll, drive-the-lane dunk with 26 seconds left. The Sixers called their last timeout and scored on a Thaddeus Young layup with 12.8 seconds to make it 78-77.
With the clock ticking into single digits, instead of dribbling it out, C.J. Watson dished inside to Asik, and the Turkish center, who played the entire second half, was fouled. It looked like a flagrant foul as Spencer Hawes wrestled him to the ground, but it wasn't called.
It was a confusing decision by Watson, who should've kept his dribble. He's an 81 percent free throw shooter. Asik is a 45 percent free throw shooter, but he was amazingly 4-for-5. But it was his game. Asik had 10 points and nine rebounds, and had even hit a 22-foot jumper.
On defense, Asik is a player. But on offense, he's slower than arena wireless. Now, as an injured Noah was cheering him on from the bench, Asik was Keyser Soze losing his limp from the movie "The Usual Suspects."
But Asik's transformation ended with seven seconds on the clock as he missed two free throws, dripping with sweat. Andre Iguodala grabbed the rebound, drove the court and got fouled by Asik with 2.2 seconds left, and after he made his free throws, that was it.
Watson took the blame after the game.
"I think O's fine," he said. "If anything, it's on me, not on O. I put him in a bad position, but I thought he had a clear dunk and thought it was a questionable call."
Thibodeau, who never sells out his players in public, thinks the referees missed two calls on the play: a foul that wasn't called in the backcourt on Jrue Holiday and a flagrant on Hawes.
"I've got to get more clarity on what a flagrant foul is," Thibodeau said before adding a caveat: "I don't want to put it on the officials. It wasn't the officials. We didn't do what we should've done, which is close out the game."
For all the excuses you could offer, what it comes down to was the Bulls didn't win. No, this game, or this series, didn't mean much after Rose went out. But wanting to win, regardless of the payout, is why these guys play. It's why we watch. The ending of the game was the essence of sports in 12 seconds or less.
"We had three different shots to win in this place, and we blew all three," Gibson said. "Especially tonight; it hurts because you look at how we battled that whole fourth quarter, we did everything the way we were supposed to do it, and it came down to will. And we blew it."
There is much to pick apart about this game in particular and how it all fits into the story of the season -- from the Bulls' inability to get easy shots to their late-game meltdown to the Bulls' answer to Alfonso Soriano (Boozer) going 1-for-11. Boozer's rainbow connection jumper was severed. He had one nice basket inside early, and that was it. Boozer had 13 rebounds, but to be fair, I could get at least seven against the undersized, shot-happy Sixers.
Boozer will back next season. There is no sense in using the amnesty clause on him now, especially with Rose and Deng likely to miss time early. But other changes will be made. After two years together, the best Bulls team since the Jordan era won't all be back next season.
"I love everyone in that locker room," Deng said. "I love my coaching staff. Each night we had each other's back. It was more than just basketball, we cared about each other. When someone was down, we picked them up. We really became a close group. You don't have the best record in the NBA if you're not a close group."
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Vinnie Casola of Vinnie's Pizza and Pasta in Branchburg said that he drove by the accident and saw it involved a sports car and a bus, and that police were already on the scene.
Casola said the accident happened near the Holiday Inn Express on Route 202.
Branchburg Police would not release any details but did confirm the accident. N.J. Department of Transportation reported the right lane was blocked to traffic and there was at least a 10 minute delay.
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SEPANG, Malaysia — Sebastian Vettel led teammate Mark Webber home to what should have been a celebratory Red Bull 1-2 in Sepang on Sunday, but the success was sullied by a post-race argument between the two drivers.
All through the race the radio messages between Vettel and Red Bull's team management told as much of the story as the on-track action.
Webber led much of the race after a timely switch to dry tires following the use of intermediates on a wet surface in the opening laps. Vettel complained for much of the time he was following Webber, and continually asked his team to tell him to move over.
As far as the Australian was concerned, he had the race in the bag and Vettel was bound by team orders to follow him home as they conserved tires and fuel. But Vettel launched a huge attack to take the lead on the 46th lap, and pulled away after a brutal bout of side-by-side running which enthralled the crowd.
Eventually, Vettel was able to pull away to a triumph, which equaled Sir Jackie Stewart's 27 wins. Later Vettel claimed to have realized only when they removed their helmets in parc ferme that he had made a mistake in overtaking Webber, but he had been warned on that 46th lap by team boss Christian Horner that he had a lot of explaining to do after the race. Vettel apologized to Webber and admitted that he had got it wrong, but the Australian was unimpressed.


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Steve Bernier and Ilya Kovalchuk also scored and Martin Brodeur made 14 saves for New Jersey, which squandered a two-goal lead and had fans dreading another first-round playoff exit until Zajac scored from the right hand circle.
The shot beat Scott Clemmensen to the lower corner and set off a mob scene on the ice.
Clemmensen was outstanding, stopping 39 shots in an emergency start for the injured Jose Theodore. Kris Versteeg and Sean Bergenheim tallied for Florida, which was looking for its first series win since 1996.
Game 7 will be played in Sunrise, Fla., on Thursday.
Two other series in the conference are also headed to Game 7s. Washington will be at second-seeded Boston tonight and Ottawa will be at the top-seeded Rangers on Thursday.
The Panthers had a chance in a scramble in front of Brodeur just before Zajac's goal. However, Zajac pulled the puck away from the crease and led a rush up ice. Zach Parise took his cross-ice pass and gave the puck to Kovalchuk, who found Zajac skating down the right wing for a shot along the ice into the net.
The Devils outshot Florida 42-16 in a game played before a sellout crowd.


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SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) - A big night by Ole Miss' premier football player proved to be too much for Oklahoma.
Deuce McAllister, who set a Mississippi record for all-purpose yards during the regular season, scored two touchdowns Friday night, prevented a score with a hustling tackle and came up with a big kickoff return as the Rebels beat Oklahoma 27-25 in the Independence Bowl.
McAllister finished with 121 yards rushing, had three catches for 55 yards and had 63 yards on kick returns. He saved his best return for last, a 42-yarder that jump-started the Rebels' game-winning drive.
"We had tried to run up the middle (earlier), but I got a clean block and just broke a tackle or two," he said.
The return gave Mississippi the ball at the 43-yard line. He then carried for 8 yards and 9 yards to start the drive, then reached the Oklahoma 22.
The Rebels had time to run a play from the 22, but coach David Cutcliffe instead opted to let the clock run down to 3 seconds calling timeout to set up a 39-yard field goal try by Les Binkley.
"I just didn't think it was worth the risk (to run another play)," Cutcliffe said. "It was going to come down to that anyway."
Oklahoma called another timeout to try to freeze Binkley. But after the break he knocked the ball cleanly through the uprights as the final game of the century came to an end.
"I've got a lot of energy right now. I'm ready to go recruit," said Cutcliffe, who started his head coaching career by leading Ole Miss to a victory in last year's Independence Bowl. "We have to look at what we need to do to take it to another level, and there is another level."
Oklahoma is in the same position. The Sooners ended a disappointing decade by playing in their first bowl game since the 1994 Copper Bowl. They were 17-27-1 in the four years following that game.
In his first year as coach, Bob Stoops led Oklahoma to a 7-4 regular-season record and began building a foundation for what he hopes is a return to national prominence.
"They have winning attitudes and winning habits now," Stoops said of his players.
It looked for a while as though they might have a victory Friday night.
Josh Heupel threw a 17-yard touchdown pass to Quenton Griffin with 2:17 to play, and the conversion kick by Tim Duncan gave the Sooners a 25-24 lead.
Heupel was 39-of-53 for 390 yards, all Independence Bowl records, and led two scoring drives in the third quarter that got Oklahoma within 21-18.
A 29-yard field goal by Binkley capped a 14-play drive for Ole Miss and gave the Rebels a 24-18 lead with 11:18 remaining.
Heupel appeared to commit a costly turnover when he fumbled at the Rebels' 20 on Oklahoma's next drive, but Ole Miss didn't take advantage and Oklahoma got another shot. The Sooners drove 79 yards, including a 24-yard run by Griffin and a 22-yard completion to Brandon Daniels, before scoring the go-ahead touchdown.
McAllister scored on a 25-yard pass and an 80-yard run in the first half, when Ole Miss took a 21-3 lead. He also came up with a big play when he chased down a defender who had intercepted a pass and returned it 51 yards to the Ole Miss 20. Oklahoma wound up settling for a field goal.
"You think of all the points we let go in the red zone and it's hard to win," Stoops said.
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text: Hi! My '03 Prius is sick...It will start normally, then the gas engine will cough and cut off, leaving only the electric engine running. The triangle and the engine light are on. Something similar happened a few months ago (on earth day, ironically) and the next day it started fine, so i never got it checked out. This time it has been 24 hours and it still isn't working so i'm guessing it isn't going to fix its self this time. It has 94,000 miles and has never had any major problems and still has the original battery. The battery could possibly be low because I drove from central texas to north carolina a little over a month ago, it was parked for 2 weeks and have been driving it fairly infrequently since (2-3 times a week), however the battery doesn't seem to be low, all the lights and the radio are working. Could a battery issue cause the gas engine to fail? Also, this happened the next time i started it after getting gas, could it be caused by bad gas? It almost seems like a problem with the fuel injector but I thought that Prius' didn't have a traditional fuel injector. Any one have similar experiences or ideas? I would at least like to have a vague idea of what is going on before i take it to the dealer.


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Frida Garza | Table Talk: Greekin' Out
Frida Garza | Table Talk: Greekin' Out
It's no longer interesting to talk about the stereotypes of going Greek. Everyone's met a fraternity man with an overinflated ego, suffered through a conversation about Panhellenic unity or drank the jungle juice.
If you look for evidence of the negatives, you'll find plenty. But as a proud member of Greek life on Penn's campus — who finds time to be involved in many other things — I think the conversation needs to move on.
By joining a sorority, I've found women who support me in my feminism, not who diminish it. I've met leaders whose passion for what they do inspires me to pursue my own dreams as ardently. And I've confronted social stereotypes long enough to be motivated to shake them off.
Greek life arguably introduces you to — and gives you the tools to confront — various problems. What's that about? For those of us who choose it, how do we come out as better people?
Frida Garza is a College senior from El Paso, Texas studying English. Her email address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her @fffffrida.
Greekin' Out
Greek Life can mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people. In our first "Table Talk," we asked our columnists — and others in the Penn community — to chime in on the pros and cons of Greek culture at Penn.
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It has censored blogs, broken-up crowds, banned helium balloons and thrown activists, lawyers and troublemakers into the hell of labour camps.
But now, in a fresh fit of paranoia, the Chinese Government has unleashed the ultimate sanction against social unrest: a registration system for white T-shirts.
The new rules, which also oblige anyone using a public photocopier to show their ID card to the shopkeeper, are designed to prevent street protests of a sort that China's emerging middle classes are inclined to join - the T-shirts, judge the Chinese authorities, can all too easily have slogans written on them. Photocopiers, in


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Weeks ago I received a call from Daniele Sbordi, an Italian restaurateur in the throes of opening a new restaurant in New Jersey. He and his business partner, a Frenchman, have migrated their culinary efforts to New Jersey from New York City. Their new gorgeous food and wine venture will be named Due Terre Enoteca.
Daniele's wife provided web research support, to find the perfect candlelight for the new place. Lo and behold glassybaby emerged during her web search. Daniele simply called our store to place an order. After we discussed a color palette and samples were sent...Daniele and company decided upon the exquisite choice of 40 Grandma Jane's Caramel and 20 Caramel, a beautiful pairing of color. We look forward to posting digital photographs.
Far from New Jersey and for that matter Italy and France we humbly reside in Seattle and I am forever struck by store passages. One of our beloved customers, mother of 3, called to check on the availability of a color: Given to Fly. As our phone conversation unfolded, Celia conveyed to me a moving story of her son Jackson and his memory. They had visited us early in the year. The new color Given to Fly was on the store shelf. I explained to Celia the meaningful story of naming this glassybaby. We had recently lost one of our glassblowers, Warren Farmer, a marvelous artisan who lost his life suddenly and much too early. In the wake of his passing...Given to Fly was named in his honor. By all accounts his ability to rock climb was preternatural, something to behold, something kindred to the awesome flight of a bird. Children hear us speaking and so did Jackson. His mother translated the tragedy to him on that day.
When his ski instructor, a young woman, recently lost her father to an avalanche...Jackson's memory and youthful compassion spilled forward. 'We have to get her a Given to Fly glassybaby Mom.' And so they did, so perfect and beautiful.
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Rob Zombie Announces 'Lords of Salem' Premiere, Offers Golden Tickets to Fall Tour
Rob Zombie fans across the world have been dying to know when they will be able to see his latest film, 'Lords of Salem.' Well, if you're in attendance at the Toronto International Film Festival, taking place Sept. 3-16, you'll be one of the first to witness Zombie's sixth feature film. While the full schedule for the festival won't be released until Aug. 21, we can tell you that the premiere will be a part of the Festival's annual Midnight Madness.
Lamb of God Back on Knotfest Lineup, Plan Headlining Fall Tour
In the wake of his release from prison in Prague, Randy Blythe and Lamb of God have announced that they will be playing Knotfest, the two-date metal and hard rock festival headlined and organized by Slipknot. Playing both dates (Aug. 17 in Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Aug. 18 in Somerset, Wis.), these will be Lamb of God's first live performances since Blythe's imprisonment.
Korn Bassist Fieldy Expecting Baby, Drops Out of European Tour Dates
Congratulations are in order for Korn bassist Reginald Arvizu — better known to fans as Fieldy — as he and his wife Dena are expecting the birth of their second child this month. According to Korn's website, "things are happening a little sooner than planned" with the baby, so Fieldy has decided to drop out of some tour dates in Europe.
Fear Factory Guitarist Dino Cazares Talks New Album, Tour Plans + More
Fear Factory have always been a force to be reckoned with in the world of industrial rock. Like most long-lasting bands, they have faced several obstacles throughout their tenure in the rock world. One obstacle that threatened to be the demise of the band was when it was announced that they would be returning from their break-up in 2002 without founding member and guitarist Dino Cazares. Overcoming that obstacle, though, it didn't take long for Cazares to return to the lineup with lead singer Burton Bell and release 2010′s 'Mechanize.'
Red Line Chemistry Singer Brett Ditgen Discusses New Album, Tour + State of Rock
It was just a few months ago that Red Line Chemistry released their latest song 'Unspoken,' the first single off of their upcoming album. Before hitting the studio to record the rest of the record, Red Line Chemistry decided to hit the road and on July 12, kicked off a brief, country-wide summer tour.
Papa Roach, 'Still Swingin' – Song Review
"It's like at the end of the day P-Roach is still here killin' it, years later, and we are still swingin', we are still killin' it," Papa Roach singer Jacoby Shaddix says of his band's latest single, 'Still Swingin.' We couldn't agree more.
Five Finger Death Punch's Jason Hook Discusses Next Album, 'Coming Down' Video + Randy Blythe
In the first part of our interview with Five Finger Death Punch guitarist Jason Hook, he told us everything we needed to know about the Trespass America Festival tour that he and his bandmates are currently headlining. From discussing new songs they were working on playing live to what band he's looking forward to seeing on the tour, Hook left no stone unturned.
Rob Zombie Talks Tour With Marilyn Manson, Upcoming Album + More
We recently announced the Twins of Evil Tour featuring none other than co-headliners Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson. Set to kick off at the Desert Uprising Festival in Phoenix, Ariz., on Sept. 28, there is no question this trek will be one for the ages.
Zakk Wylde Talks New Baby, Fantasy Football, Black Label Society + Randy Blythe
The one and only Zakk Wylde made a trip to New York City to participate in SiriusXM's Celebrity Fantasy Football Draft on July 19. Amidst the likes of comedian Artie Lange and Playboy Playmate Pilar Lastra, Wylde stood out in the crowd wearing his Black Label Society denim vest and sporting his signature beard. He was all smiles, though, as he couldn't help but crack jokes with fans and the press.
Vinnie Paul Discusses Randy Blythe Situation – Exclusive Video Interview
In an exclusive interview with Loudwire, Hellyeah drummer Vinnie Paul talked about the legal situation Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe is currently in overseas in the Czech Republic. The legendary Pantera stickman knows all-too-well the dangers of fans jumping on-stage at live shows. Nearly eight years ago, his brother Dimebag Darrell was tragically shot and killed right in front of him during a Damageplan set in Columbus, Ohio.
DevilDriver's Dez Fafara Plans to Record Benefit Song for Cancer-Stricken Sister
DevilDriver singer Dez Fafara took to Twitter yesterday (July 12) to send his love to his sister Kerri, who has been diagnosed with breast cancer. Today in another Tweet, which can be seen below, he announced his plans to record a benefit song for her: "Not gonna sit and do nothing while my sister faces down cancer… record a song and put it on iTunes to help her kids."
Five Finger Death Punch Guitarist Jason Hook Previews Trespass America Festival
Five Finger Death Punch don't slow down. From being on the road nonstop to releasing three studio albums in four years, the guys never seem to take a break, and this summer is no different. On Friday, (July 13), the band will kick off their headlining stint on the Trespass America Festival, which also features Killswitch Engage, Trivium, God Forbid, Pop Evil, Battlecross and Emmure.


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Guy Turcotte wants to be released while waiting for the start of his second trial into the burtal killings of his two young children.
Turcotte's lawyer has made a bail request at the St. Jerome courthouse.
The former cardiologist was found not criminally responsible for the murders of his 3 and 5 year old children.
The Quebec Court of Appeal ordered a new trial because of errors in the judge's instructions to the jury.
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All the Locals
Carving a niche as a new music artist or band has become increasingly difficult, as the waves of styles and genres swell almost as quickly as the number of bands within them.
People look for a label, a container in which each new group will neatly fit and can then be understood, collected and displayed in some digital case like baseball cards or dolls to make sense of the surging numbers. But great music can't be described or explained, it's simply something that has to speak for itself.
Perhaps that's why it's so hard for the members of the newly formed Atlanta-based group All the Locals to put their music into words. And that's fine by us.
The group does mix in a variety of styles, funk, neo-soul, rock and pop chief among them, but it all coalesces nicely, and the individual influences from each member dissolve into one another for a powerfully singular and original sound.
The band's new EP, released earlier this year and produced by John Briglevich (Shawn Mullins, James Brown, Outkast), sees the band embracing a more ethereal approach while retaining its outstanding technical chops and anthemic traits that led Georgia audiences to nominate the group for a GA Music Award earlier this year.
All the Locals will perform Saturday at The Windjammer, 1008 Ocean Blvd. Tickets are $5 at the door, which opens at 9 p.m.
Go to The-Windjammer.com or call 886-8596 for more information.
Scott H. Biram
Don't call him folksy or a singer-songwriter.
Don't call him acoustic rock or modern country with a twist.
In fact, there isn't really much that can be said to categorize Scott H. Biram. His devilish blend of punk, classic country and muddy blues is rough, raw and spirited like no other.
Biram generally plays a '59 Gibson, a harmonica and stomps an amplified left foot all at once between grunts, growls and hoots to create a chaotic and unmanicured style reaching back to the true spirit of the blues and offers up a reminder of the genre's rich and dark heritage.
Scott H. Biram will perform Thursday at The Pour House, 1977 Maybank Highway, with Whiskey Diablo. Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 the day of the show, and are available at the door or online at CharlestonPourHouse.StrangerTickets.com. Doors open at 9 p.m. with the show starting at 9:45 p.m.
Go to CharlestonPourHouse.com or call 571-4343 for more information.


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Knocking on Future's Door
Posted on 16. Feb, 2012 by Cari McGee in Real Estate Industry
This is so unbelievably cool! I wish I had known about this competition before we built our house!
There is a competition sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy wherein contestants are judged on ten individual components of building:
- architecture
- market appeal
- engineering
- affordability
- communications
- comfort
- hot water
- appliances
- home entertainment, and
- energy balance
The entries are all very modern, ecologically savvy, and extraordinarily cutting-edge. Take a look at the article where I first read about it, and the website for the competition.
Here's the winning entry, by the way:
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Bibles sent to a soldier serving in Afghanistan by his home church are creating a stir. They were printed in two Afghan languages with hope of distribution to the people.
A CBN News military chaplain source says the intention was good-hearted but not the way to go, calling it, "an invitation to get someone killed if they are found with it."
"If anyone ties our goal of destroying the Taliban with Christianity we will lose our allies, lose our ground, and truly turn it into a holy war," he said.
The story surfaced from an Al Jazeera documentary. A military spokesperson says the Bibles were confiscated and never distributed.
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Diversity, whether in the workforce or supply chain, fosters competiveness, productivity, innovation, and economic growth. These are among the many reasons why Novation is committed to engaging and supporting registered small businesses and certified diverse suppliers that meet high quality standards. Member organizations across the nation are committed to economic development in their communities, and look to Novation to award agreements to high-performing and price-competitive suppliers. Novation also expects all of our suppliers to proactively seek opportunities to support our efforts through strategic partnerships with the registered small business and certified diverse supplier communities.
Awarded Supplier Benefits
An agreement with Novation offers your company increased efficiency, visibility, and credibility. Guided by a highly-credentialed contracting process, awarded suppliers are positioned to service the supply chain needs of the more than 100,000 members of VHA, University Healthsystem Consortium, Provista, and CHA.
Enhanced Visibility
Becoming a Novation Diverse Supplier affords suppliers increased efficiency through centralized sales and marketing support and networking opportunities. Guided by a highly credentialed contracting process with extensive member input, suppliers gain increased access to a vast network of organizations.
Program Pillars
Novation is constantly looking for avenues to expand the resources available for diverse suppliers. Our mission is to provide additional support that enhances engagement with Novation and increases member supply spend for this specialized program. We have identified the critical areas of focus that will offer diverse suppliers the tools and information needed to advance your efforts to build the supply chain pipeline.
As this program continues to develop, diverse suppliers can benefit from:
Mentoring & Enrichment
Novation's Mentoring & Enrichment initiatives will offer diverse suppliers guidelines and individual supply chain support to enhance relationships with members.
Maximizing Opportunities with Novation
Key tools and resources will help to ensure that contracted suppliers are aligned with Novation's contracting process and best-practices to maximize portfolio opportunities.
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Collaboration and mentorship opportunities will help diverse suppliers develop the knowledge to capture target markets and streamline relationships with members.
We are excited to engage diverse suppliers at every level of our business with these primary areas of development to drive knowledge and increase the overall competitive advantage of underutilized supply chain resources within the industry.


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Flim-Flammed Verb: see fucked
Man you got Flim-Flammed
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tricked,deceived, cheated. the shaft.
They conned me, I got the flim flam! this sux0rz
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to be on the recieving end of a beat down, also to get embarrassingly tossed on your ass.
Dude, that drunk guy totally charged me and I fuckin' flim flammed his bitch-ass
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Main Line HealthCare (MLHC) is pleased to welcome David L. Hitz, MD to Occupational and Travel Health on July 1st, 2013. Board certified in Family Medicine, Dr. Hitz earned his medical degree from Temple University School of Medicine, and completed his Family Medicine residency and chief residency at Bryn Mawr Hospital. He has more than 25 years in private practice in Family and Occupational Medicine and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Family Practice. Dr. Hitz is on staff at Main Line Health Hospitals: Paoli, Bryn Mawr, and Riddle Hospitals, and Lankenau Medical Center, and is available as a speaker for community events.
Occupational and Travel Health offers employers and travelers a wide range of services designed to certify the health of employees and new hires for work, manage work-related injuries and illnesses, and prepare individuals and groups for international travel. Dr. Hitz is available as a speaker to community groups. Offices are located at Paoli Hospital and Lankenau Medical Center.
For more information about Occupational and Travel Health or Dr. Hitz's availability, please call 484.565.1293.
Founded in 1985, Main Line Health (MLH) is a not-for-profit health system serving portions of Philadelphia and its western suburbs. At its core are four of the region's respected acute care hospitals—Lankenau Medical Center, Bryn Mawr Hospital, Paoli Hospital and Riddle Hospital—as well as one of the nation's premier facilities for rehabilitative medicine, Bryn Mawr Rehabilitation Hospital; Mirmont Treatment Center for drug and alcohol recovery; and Main Line Health HomeCare & Hospice, a home health service. Main Line Health also consists of Main Line HealthCare, one of the region's largest multi-specialty physician networks, and the Lankenau Institute for Medical Research, a non-profit biomedical research organization located on the campus of Lankenau Medical Center. Main Line Health is also comprised of four outpatient health centers located in Broomall, Collegeville, Exton and Newtown Square.
Main Line Health hospitals, with more than 10,000 employees and 2,000 physicians, are the recipients of numerous awards for quality care and service, including System Magnet® designation, the nation's highest distinction for nursing excellence, and being named among the nation's best employers by Forbes magazine. Main Line Health is among the area's leaders in medicine, providing advanced patient-centered care, education and research to help our community stay healthy.
Main Line HealthCare, the employed multi-specialty physician network of Main Line Health, includes more than 350 community and hospital-based physicians spanning over 30 clinical specialties and sub-specialties.
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Courtown hotel sells for close to €300,000
Published 13/11/2012 | 12:39
COURTOWN should have two hotels back in operation by next summer, after it was announced that the Courtown Hotel has been sold to a local buyer.
The Bayview and Ounavarra Hotels closed several years ago, and the Courtown Hotel closed and boarded up in more recent years, meaning just one hotel, The Taravie Hotel, remained in the centre of the busy seaside resort.
Local tourism bosses are hoping that the reopening of the Courtown Hotel, and the occupation of the vacant Ocean Point apartments in the coming year will help attract more people to the area.
Auctioneer James Kinsella of Sherry Fitzgerald O'Leary Kinsella confirmed that the Courtown Hotel has been bought by a family from the Gorey area, and that they hope to refurbish it and have it open by next summer.
The hotel was sold by a Receiver with an asking price of €300,000. While the sale price hasn't been disclosed, it's understood that a figure close to the asking price was achieved.
The sale also includes the adjoining Johnsville House. A separate property, The Mews with five apartments, is currently at the sale agreed stage with a separate buyer.


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noun: 1. skinny, crack whore. 2. anorexic sluty female. 3. bony hoe.
1. "That fucking spaghetti-hoe fits in size 2 in the newborn section of sears."
2. (When you see one walking by) "Uh oh, spaghetti-hoe!"
2. (When you see one walking by) "Uh oh, spaghetti-hoe!"
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A hoe dat suck yo dick off afta she eat spaghetti and noodles be stuck up in yo dick hole.
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Apparently Justin Bieber's laptop was stolen the other day and low and behold, these pics were released onto twitter yesterday. The tattoos match, but Is it really the hot little popstar playing with his uncut cock or not?
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Satara is good lion country and sightings of these magnificent beasts are possible on any of the roads around the camp. The surrounding area is at its best after good rains, which is why spring and early summer are prime game-viewing times.
The vleis and pans in the surrounding sweetveld plains fill up quickly, attracting lots of birds and a host of thirsty animals looking to put on condition after the tough, dry winter months. Warthogs are a Satara certainty and there are usually giraffe, buffalo, wildebeest and impala within a short distance of the Satara Camp.The nearby water holes also attract the predators and the attendant flocks of vultures. On early-morning drives, look out for black-backed jackal making their way back to their lairs after a night's hunting and scavenging.
Two recommended water holes near Satara are Nsemani and Girivana. Large herds of elephant are often seen at Girivana, named after a Shangaan chief who controlled broad swathes of central Kruger at the turn of the 20th century. It is rated as one of the top photographic spots in the Park because it is accessible to vehicles on three sides. This is also a favourite early morning drinking spot for lion.
All the big cats are to be found in the grasslands around Satara, which support large herds of zebra, wildebeest, buffalo and impala. There are also frequent sightings of elephant, giraffe and waterbuck.
This is an excellent game-viewing base in the middle of Kruger. Set in the flat, prime game-viewing knob-thorn and marula savanna plains. Many Kruger veterans see Satara as the heart of Kruger because of the numbers of big game in the area and the fact that it is one of the best places to see lion in the Park.
Satara was originally designated farmland and was part of a privately owned belt that divided the old Sabi and Shingwedzi Game Reserves in the early 20th century. The camp's name originates from the notebook of an Indian land surveyor who numbered the original farm as 17 (satra in Hindi). It was made a ranger's post in 1910 and then became a tourist facility in 1928.
Unlike most other camps, it is not situated on a major river, although it is close to the confluence of the Shitsikana and Nwanetsi watercourses, which have well-developed riverine woodlands. The camp has a special African-ambience eating deck - the Nthuthwa ("giraffe" in the Shangaan language) Restaurant which specialises in traditional African meals.
One of Kruger's early rangers, William Walter Lloyd is buried at Satara, having died of a lung infection in 1922. His death is also the story of an act of extraordinary bravery on the part of a black ranger whose name is not recorded in the history books. Lloyd died in the middle of the night and the unnamed ranger took it upon himself to report the matter to Colonel Stevenson-Hamilton who was at Sabi Bridge (Skukuza) more than 70km away.
The ranger ran and walked through the most dangerous lion-infested bush in the Park, reaching Sabi Bridge at 3am, less than 24 hours after leaving Satara. Stevenson-Hamilton immediately set out for Satara with the ranger. When they arrived, they found that Mrs Lloyd and her three small, barefooted sons had already buried Lloyd under a tree near their house (the first building in the Camp).
Stevenson-Hamilton reflected: "It must be difficult for people accustomed only to civilised surroundings to realise the position of women living far away in the African bush without neighbours, before the days of motor cars, and how they had to be prepared to face any kind of unexpected and sudden emergency."


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A walking tank who is quite tall and is always right also a pimp
Put your hands up this is a mcmullan
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A pikey, a down right scoundrel, scum bag, dirtbag, anything with the word bag at the end defines mcmullan. It is well known that the mcmullans that they often steal from the mcmullan charity. Holding innocent people at ranson until they get the so called charity money.
Put your hands up this is a mcmullan
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A older college student who gets off by picking up fat drunk highschool chicks.
Man i cant believe Kayla fucked that Mcmullan
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HUNTINGTON - Several area baseball players will get one more chance to don a high school uniform at the North-South All-Star games Sunday at Hurricane High School.
Two seven-inning contests will take place, starting at noon. The teams will also hold a 10 a.m. practice.
Three Elkins High School players - Colby Gainer, Logan Phillips and Isaac Riggleman - will play for the North team, which will be coached by Spring Mills' Mark Salfia.
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Elkins High School's Colby Gainer unleashes a pitch against Hampshire earlier this season. Gainer is one of 10 area players that will participate in Sunday's North-South All-Star games at Hurricane High School.
Gainer is a third baseman/pitcher, Phillips an outfielder and Riggleman a pitcher/infielder.
Phillips and Riggleman have both signed letter of intents to play at the next level - Phillips for basketball at Wesleyan and Riggleman for baseball at Davis &?Elkins.
"They are three very deserving guys," Tigers coach Adam Roth said. "They played crucial roles for us. I'm glad to see them have the opportunity to showcase their talents.
"They were our core. Isaac was selected as pitcher of the year for the Big 10 Conference, and Colby and Logan were right in the middle of our lineup. They were responsible for a majority of our runs. These guys were a big part of our success."
Tygarts Valley's Keighan Chewning and Owen Arbogast, Pendleton County's Luke Yokum and Andrew Thompson, and Petersburg's Trevor Harman, Alex See and Ryan Colaw will also play for the North.
Chewning is a catcher, Arbogast an infielder/pitcher, Yokum a second baseman/pitcher, Thompson a third baseman, Harman a second baseman, See a shortstop and Colaw a first baseman.
Pendleton County and Petersburg came one victory away from reaching the state tournament.
Both teams lost in the regional finals to teams that will play for state titles today, as the Wildcats fell to Notre Dame and the Vikings dropped a decision at Bridgeport.