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U-19: South Korea on the Rise
By Nelson Coffin
South Korea did not come to Towson with designs to win the men's 2003 Under-19 championships. They came to play respectable lacrosse in their debut on the hyper-competitive international stage. And they did just that, establishing a spot in the middle of the pack for the fledgling national effort. Relative to the other first-timers at the 10-day event, they managed to put on a pretty good show despite their rookie status.
For the most part when the Koreans played well, they outclassed rivals. They walloped Wales and Germany by a combined 34-3 score, which included the only shutout of the men's tournament in a 17-0 thrashing of the Germans. On the other hand, Korea suffered 25-5 and 20-6 setbacks to established Australia and Japan programs, respectively. They split their two most competitive matches, topping Wales, 14-6, and dropping a hotly-contested outing against Japan, 12-8.
Coverage of the 2003 U-19 Games
Folks apt to look at the glass half-full will point to the fact that Korea finished 3-3 and went undefeated against fellow newcomers Wales and Germany. A half-empty hypothesis would state that the Koreans have a lot of catching up to do, especially in Korea, to really join the sport's inner circle. Both would be correct.
Midfielder Andrew Sung is from Greensburg, PA and plays at Princeton
Unlike their European counterparts, the Koreans decided to allow players with American ties to dominate their roster. A handful of Koreans are students at lacrosse-playing colleges, including Tufts, RIT, Rutgers, Princeton and Swarthmore. Others attend Washington University and Baruch College. Players culled from U.S. prep programs such as Friends (Baltimore), Lawrenceville, Avon Old Farms and Holderness joined forces with schoolboys from other high schools across the nation to give the Koreans a familiar flair.
A JROTC Laxer at Chantilly HS in northern Virginia, Young Joo wants to play college ball at one of the academies
By contrast, the Germans kept their roster restricted to native Duetschlanders after trying mixed teams on their adult world games team for a decade. They were pounded in the process but feel that they are at the point when the nationals have to carry the program to advance lacrosse in Germany. Korea, still in the infancy of introducing the game "in country", went the American route after considering limited options. "We had a mixed team," said Korean Team Director Ed Chung, who is also the Korean Lacrosse Association International Affairs Director. "But it wasn't by choice. We just didn't have enough players at that age-group."
A pair of Korean performers from the Baltimore area, Ben Barchey and David Park, are typical of the American-bred players that earned spots on the team. Both had a blast in the process, bonding with native Korean kids while mixing it up against the best age-group performers in the world. Although a year younger than Park, Barchey probably had an edge in experience because of the competition the rising senior experienced in high school. His Friends School squad competed in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference, generally regarded as the top prep league in the nation.
Ben Barchey, David Park and Alex Hahn, also from the Baltimore area
The 5-foot-7, 150-pound attackman had 17 goals and 20 assists for the Quakers this spring and turned the heads of South Korea co-coaches Ted and Bill Woolford, the driving forces behind the most renowned high school program in Ohio, state-runner up (to Dublin-Scioto) Upper Arlington. "Benny established himself right away," Ted Woolford said about the short but skilled Barchey. "He took on a leadership role and was a lot of fun to work with."
Head Coach Bill Wolford
Park, more in the American mold of bigger defenders, who hails from nearby Loch Raven High in Towson, used smarts and size (5-foot-10, 175 pounds) to impress the brothers Wolford. "He's a quiet kid but he would tell guys when they made mistakes," said Bill Woolford. "He wasn't afraid to do that."
Korea did a great job on the merchandising and presence at the games...
The youngsters were not adverse to learning some things from the native South Koreans on the roster. "I never knew much about kim chee," Barchey said about the Korean culinary staple. "But we ate a lot of it, and I liked it. Plus, I mastered the art of using chopsticks."
...and added to the international flare of the event!
Park's parents are from Korea, so he had a better handle on the Korean native tongue. Barchey was adopted by an American couple when he was less than 1 year old, which made any more than rudimentary communication a sticky thicket to get through. "I can understand what they're saying," Park said. "But I couldn't speak too well in Korean."
Korean program director Ed Chung flanked by Ted and Bill Wolford
Barchey had three goals off the bench in the second triumph over Wales to give him a team-best 15 for the tournament. The South Koreans won three of four games in the round-robin format to finish runner-up to Asian archrival Japan in the men's Red Division bracket (comprised of less experienced teams). That 12-8 loss to the Japanese may have been the toughest to take for Barchey and Park, even more so than the blowout to their Asian rivals. "I think we were intimidated going into the games," said Barchey, who scored twice in each encounter. "And we thought they were a little cocky. There was a little hostility there." Added Park: "We thought they were laughing at us in the beginning. But they ended up being pretty good guys."
Dan Chung is an AA Midfielder from Morristown, NJ and will play at Harvard
Beating a squad that has some history, such as Japan, will be difficult for the South Koreans until their own traditions are more fully developed. "The first time we played together was the Monday before the tournament," Park said, adding that after a period of adjustment, everybody meshed better. "At the beginning, it was tough because we had two levels of players trying to play together," said Ed Chung. "The difference in levels and cultures showed. I think it was frustrating for the more advanced guys."
Coaches, too, had to simplify game-plans. "We didn't even know who was going to be on the team," said Ted Wolford. "So we kind of over-prepared. We just had to scale back. We were trying to teach something in two days that would normally take five weeks." The players were willing to be pushed to the limit, though. "They said we were too nice," Ted wolford chuckled. "But we knew that the best Korean players, when they're playing here, are at the bottom of the totem pole. So it was tough for them. But it was so neat to see the kids interact. By the end of the tournament they were signing each other's jerseys. They seemed to be enjoying everything."
Having Barchey and David Park helped matters. "They're both great kids," Ted Wolford said. "The kind of kids we'd like to have in our program."
Paul Kim from Wycoff, NJ plays for the Rutgers club team
Wolford had at least two other go-to guys on the offensive end, New Jersey high school products Brian Park (Ramapo) and Dan Chung (Morristown). Park finished with 14 goals and six assists while Chung totaled a dozen goals and five feeds. Princeton second-line middie Andrew Sung led the team with 12 assists. Five came in the second wales win. Seung Jae Lee averaged better than six saves per outing while Californian (Encinitas) Jerrell Wallace set the pace in face-off percentage for the Korean club.
Attackman Eric You attends Thomas Jefferson High in northern Virginia
The whole week was a success for the young Korean program but they hope to take another step in 2007. Like the Japanese team has chased the Iroquois during their program's development, making them the team to beat in order to measure progress, the Koreans have targeted the Japanese. The next step in the progression is beating their eastern neighbor. It may take a few four-year stretches to achieve that goal, but what will occur in the meantime, as we witnessed in June, is a rivalry that will build and become legendary in the international game.
So after such a great week of play by the Koreans in their debut, E-Lacrosse can only say "Well played. Welcome, South Korea, to the greatest game in the world! We'll be watching you with great interest."


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>>> That is very different than here... we have about 20% Macs in the home
>>> and, maybe, 1% Linux. In the business world, though, Macs are not
>>> nearly as common.[/color]
>> I did not know Macs had such a high user share in the homes. I wounder
>> why did it not take has well in Europe.[/color]
> It is no surprise at all.
> A laptop from apple costs about 2 to 2 1/2 times as much as a similar
> equipped non-apple-laptop
> The apple desktop-systems are simply overpriced junk
> In general: European customers simple are not stupid enough as apple needs
> them to be
> They know very well that the prices in the states are not nearly as
> idiotic as they are in europe[/color]
Apple's pricing strategy is not competitive but why did not Apple made a
stronger effort to compete in Europe? If Apple can have a profit in the USA
with lower prices why can they achieve the same in Europe?
Looking at the iPhone campaign we can see that Apple knows how to sell so
why not do the same for the Mac PCs?
> Add to that the bad reputation apple earned (rightfully) for treating
> their customers as ****ty as they did in several cases,
> and their microscopic marketshare in europe is no surprise at all
> Linux has a *much* higher market share in europe than apple has[/color]
I only have a significant experience in Portugal regarding market share.
Here Macs are rare but I don't have values to give.

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I have a full back tattoo that goes down to the crack of my butt and I was wondering if I would loose some of my tattoo if I had a Lower body lift. I am pretty thin, I just want the lift to tighten up skin and reduce cellulite. I don't have severe loose skin like someone who lost 100 + pounds.
Will Lower Body Lift Remove Some of my Tattoo?
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Would really need to see a picture. I a true LBL is needed then I am afraid you will probably lose a small portion of the tattoo right at the butt crack.
Lower Body Lift Skin Removal Effecting Tattoo
Web reference: http://www.maryleepetersmd.com
Lower body lift to remove loose skin
A LBL is not for tattoo removal. It is to treat excess loose skin. This procedure is essentially 3 procedures in one: extended tummy tuck + waist/lateral thigh lift + buttock lift. The buttock lift can also include buttock augmentation. The lateral thigh lift will help contour the lateral aspect of your thighs. The procedure can taken between 5-7 hours depending on the amount of tissue/skin that needs removal/treatment.
Dr. Sugene Kim
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Will my tattoo be altered with a 360 body lift?
Dear Annisa,
This is a difficult question to answer without examining you in person. Typically, when I perform a 360 body lift, I do not remove much skin over the buttock crease. However, as I extend the incision toward to the hips, more skin and fat is removed. The more excessive the skin, the more that is removed. I would guess, if you had a 360 body lift, the portion of your tattoo closest to your hips would be removed slightly and the portion of your tattoo over the buttock crease would be unchanged. I do not believe that your tattoo would be pulled down because the vector for the 360 body lift pulls the buttock upwards, not really downwards. Good luck on your weight loss journey.
SIncerely, Dr. Katzen
Web reference: http://timothykatzenmd.com/body/360-body-lift/
Lower body lift and tattoo on back
Thank you for your question.
Without examining you and the exact placement of your tattoo, it's difficult to say but from what you are describing, it sounds like your tattoo may be affected by the lower body lift.
Your plastic surgeon should be able to draw things out and show you how much he/she thinks would be affected.
Best Wishes!
Web reference: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/weightloss.htm
Lower body lift and full back tattoo to buttock crease--Yes, it will be "trimmed."
If you are indeed a candidate for lower body lift, the incision runs from the tip if the gluteal crease along what would be a thong or g-string panty line, communicating with the same bikini-line scar from the front tummy tuck portion of the beltlift. Depending on the lowest extent of your tattoo at the buttock crease and upper buttock-hip areas, it may end up being partially included in the excised skin. If so, the tattoo can always be re-inked after complete healing!
Web reference: http://www.mpsmn.com/photogallery/belt-lift-circumferential-lower-body-lift-5951
Tattoos and body lift
Yes, it does sound like your tattoo would be affected somewhat. In the design of the body lift, typically more skin is excised in the zone over the middle portion of the buttock, and somewhat less in the midline of your back. The amount of tattoo removal would, of course, correspond with the amount of skin removal. You could re-ink the missing portion of your art at a later date, though.
All the best!
Lower body lift and tattoo
Commonly a lower body lift incision runs along the upper border of the butttocl crease, so it will likely remove some or all of the tattoo in this region.
Web reference: http://www.stevenwallachmd.com
Very likely.
If you have a full lower body lift it sounds like you might lose some that that tattoo. An extended abdominoplasty would not go as far around and might spare it. I would need to see you to tell you more.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Tattos may shift or be removed with a lower body lift
The fate of your tattoo really depends on the exact placement of it, and where you want your scar to end up. Based on what you've written, it sounds like i would elect to remove part of it because the scar (that I typically would create) runs right through that area. On the other hand, if you chose to have a scar that was higher along the waistline (above the panty line) then you might be able to keep the tattoo. Again, I have NEVER done this because scars should be hidden by typical bathing suits and undergarments, but it is an option if you wished.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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If you're looking for something to do this weekend, Columbiana County is the place to be.
We have fairs, festivals, reunions and yard sales going on from one end of the county to the other.
The 166th Columbiana County Fair kicked off Monday and has been going strong all week. Plenty of attractions and good weather has helped the fair exceed average attendance numbers by 400 to 500 people.
Today's lineup at the county fairgrounds in Lisbon includes an open draft horse hitch judging at 9 a.m. and the "Saturday Night Pull-off" track and tractor pull at 6 p.m. in the grandstands.
On Sunday the fair will open with a draft horse pull in the grandstands followed by perennial favorites - the bale toss and kiss-a-pig contest - at noon. The combine demo derby will be held at 1 p.m., and the fair will conclude this year's run with a car demolition derby in the grandstands at 6:30 p.m.
If Italian food and entertainment is your thing, you need to head down to Wellsville for the annual Italian Fest. There will be plenty of Italian music and dancing in the streets, as well as games and delicious Italian food.
For East Palestine High School alumni, the All-Alumni Reunion continues today in City Park. Indoor and outdoor game winners will be awarded prizes and a dinner and a roast will be featured this evening.
Continuing through Sunday is the annual Buy-Way yard sale being hosted by residents and businesses along U.S. Route 30. Communities involved include Lisbon, East Liverpool and Minerva, as well as Chester and Newell in West Virginia.
If you can't find something to do this weekend in our area, you have no one to blame but yourself.


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Gov. Christie's attempt to overhaul the New Jersey Supreme Court will finally get under way Tuesday, when confirmation hearings begin for a North Jersey corporate lawyer he nominated to the bench more than a year ago.
For Christie, Anne M. Patterson's audience with the state Senate Judiciary Committee couldn't happen soon enough. Last week, the court ruled in favor of additional funding for 31 poor school districts, sending the Republican governor what he called an unauthorized "invoice" for $500 million.


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The Making Home Affordable Program has offered foreclosure prevention assistance to numerous homeowners since the inception of this homeowner assistance initiative, but there is continued criticism from many officials who believe that either HAMP must change policies and procedures to benefit more individuals before the program expires, or the home loan modification program needs to be repealed at the present time since it has fallen short of initial hopes and goals that were set.
Obviously, this is an issue with mixed views and there are homeowners who have been helped by this program that feel the continuation of the Making Home Affordable plan can offer aid to more homeowners during a time where foreclosures are high and the likelihood of a homeowner losing their home can be reduced through one of these modification initiatives or extension plans. Major financial institutions have been offering these modification programs to individuals who may have lost their job or have simply hit a difficult financial time in their life, which has led to a great number of homeowners finding the opportunity to acquire a modification, but the number who have actually received a permanent home loan assistance plan has fallen below where many feel the program should be at the present time in its lifespan.
An article on NPR.org tracked comments by special inspector general for TARP, Neil Barofsky, concerning the modification program and his criticism of the program echoes of many complaints that officials have had concerning the shortcomings of not only the modification program in general, but the Treasury Department and financial institutions as well. There are those who feel that many banks have improperly foreclosed upon and denied modifications to homeowners, but also, the Treasury Department has failed to impose penalties on these banks, as they are not required to participate in the federal modification program despite the fact that many entered into agreements to modify these home loans under federal guidelines.
However, there are those who feel that the home loan modification program, while not meeting initial goals, has helped numerous homeowners who would otherwise have lost their home and argue that the Making Home Affordable initiative has not necessarily caused homeowners to be unjustly foreclosed upon, but again this is a statement that is highly debated as well. Yet, the January Housing Scorecard from the Making Home Affordable Program stated, "Homeowners in HAMP permanent modifications continue to perform well over time, with re-default rates lower than industry norms. December data for the Making Home Affordable Program (MHA) shows that after 12 months, nearly 85 percent of homeowners remain in a permanent modification."
There may be room for improvement in the home loan modification program, but both federal and in-house modification directly from servicers are still available to help homeowners who are struggling to make their mortgage payments, as well as, approved housing counseling agencies and counselors who can help homeowners better budget their household income to avoid missed mortgage payments or they may simply help homeowners through the modification program to ensure a the best chance at finding foreclosure prevention.


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So, what does this mean for hopefuls trying to break into the industry? Expect fierce competition, because this is a highly demanding industry that is constantly changing and only the strong will survive. Fear not and read on, because the secrets to corporate event planning will be revealed. Find out the Who, What, When, Where, Why of Corporate Event Planning.
Planners are typically people who started in a single aspect of special events and then grew to coordinate entire events, and to providing one or more services for those events. As a general rule, most people agree that you have to have a passion for the event planning industry. Although the backgrounds of event planners may differ depending on their specialization, planners share similar qualities.
When asked which attributes are most important to the industry, planners listed the following:
- Organizational ability
- Attention to Detail
- Nerves of Steel
- Decision-Making Ability
- Good Communication Skills
- People Skills
- Creativity
- Flexibility
- Time Management
The United States Department of Labor defines Meeting, convention, and event planners as someone who "coordinates all aspects of professional meetings and events. They choose meeting locations, arrange transportation, and coordinate other details."
Planners may handle any or all of the following tasks related to a particular event:
- Know your audience and stakeholders – Evaluate demographics to ensure the organization has clear expectations and a way to measure whether the program delivers.
- Define Meeting Objectives – Consult with clients to determine objectives and requirements for events such as meetings, conferences, and conventions.
- Implement Technology – Utilize event management software to create an event website, set up registration functions, enter attendee data, or process information.
- Budgeting/Cost Savings – Develop and monitor the budget, timeline, and event agenda.
- Site Selection/RFPs – Inspect event facilities to ensure that they conform to client requirements; Solicit bids from applicable facilities and solidify meeting date agreements.
- Accommodations – Arrange any necessary accommodations for participants such as: special needs requirements, printing, and event security.
- Travel Arrangements – Plan air/ground transportation for participants to and from the event.
- Catering/F&B – Arrange the availability of food, beverage, and catering services for all participants throughout an event.
- Guest Speakers – Retain speaker to present information during an event.
- Recreation/Entertainment – Coordinate attendee activities and entertainment, such as music performances.
- Risk Management – Monitor event activities to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and laws, satisfaction of participants, and resolution of any problems that arise.
- Audiovisual/Production – Arrange the availability of audio-visual equipment, displays, signage, staging, room setups, and other event design needs.
- Event Staff/Personnel – Confer with staff at event site to coordinate details.
- Sponsors – Meet with sponsors and organizing committees to plan scope and format of events.
- Measure – Run analytics, review event payments, administrative procedures, and event progress to determine if program was a success and implement a plan to improve on the next event, if applicable.
Most corporate planners work full time, but very few work 9-to-5. Long, irregular hours in the time leading up to a major event can be expected, but most of the planning will be done during business hours.
Although meetings can be a year round effort, there are some on and off seasons to this industry. Generally speaking, October is said to be one of the busiest months for corporate events, followed by December. Summer is typically a slower period for corporate events.
Industries employing the largest numbers of meeting, convention, and event planners are as follows:
- Business, professional, labor and political organizations
- Hotels and motels
- Other support services, including trade show organizers
- Colleges, universities and professional schools
- Grant making and giving services
Some of the most popular types of corporate events include:
- Conferences
- Seminars
- Meetings
- Team Building
- Trade Shows
- Business Dinners
- Golf Tournaments
- Press Conferences
- Networking Events
- Incentive Events/Travel
- Product Launches
- Theme Parties
- VIP Events
- Shareholder Meetings
- Award Ceremonies
- Executive Retreats
Businesses hire event planners to bring their members together —from golf tournaments to trade shows—that are needed each year. Business leaders often find that they lack the expertise and the time to plan the events themselves, so they are looking for experienced planners who can step in and give these events the attention they deserve.
So if you're just getting started or in need of a refresher course, I hope we've opened up the possibilities for you by offering up some useful information to get you going on your way to a successful event planning future. Also, check out these additional industry resources and add them to your toolkit. Happy Planning!
Industry Resources:
Planning Basics 101 – Infographic
Meeting Professionals International (MPI)
Event Planning Blogs:
Event Manager Blog by Julius Solaris
Corporate Event Planning Blog by Business Exchange
Strategic Meetings Management Blog by Ashley Carter (Shameless Plug)


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- William Brown II, 53, of 698 Franklin Ave., was cited for driving under suspension and operating a vehicle under the influence after a traffic stop at 2:40 a.m. Wednesday on Franklin near South Lundy Avenue.
- Police were called for a prowler at 10:05 p.m. Tuesday in the 900 block of Cunningham Road, but the property was determined to be outside the city in Salem Township, with the caller told to contact the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office.
- A suspicious vehicle was reported at 9:54 p.m. Tuesday in a parking lot in the 500 block of Franklin Avenue. The driver told police she was just waiting for a friend who was visiting at a nearby apartment. An officer identified the friend and did not see anything suspicious within the vehicle.
- Police responded to the 300 block of Newgarden Avenue at 9:44 p.m. Tuesday for a report of loud yelling and learned there was a verbal dispute that just ended.
- Police responded to the 500 block of Columbia Street at 8:53 p.m. Tuesday for a person who wanted to talk to officers about an incident and ask questions. Officers assisted the person the best they could.
- Police were called at 8:13 p.m. Tuesday to the area of Newgarden Avenue and Prospect Street for a small child unattended. Officers could not ascertain any information from the child as to where his parents were located. Officers went door-to-door and located the mother, who was unaware the child was missing.
- An officer on patrol at 5:46 p.m. Tuesday saw a man known to have a warrant out of Columbiana County, confirmed the warrant and took Jeffrey A. Culp, of 568 Aetna St., into custody. He was handed over to a deputy.
- An officer on patrol at 5:29 p.m. Tuesday in the area of South Lincoln Avenue and Columbia Street saw a vehicle stopped at a green light, then drive into the wrong lane almost striking two other vehicles. After a traffic stop, the driver was found to be having a medical emergency, with fire department first responders and KLG called to the scene. He was taken to Salem Community Hospital by KLG and officers secured the vehicle.
- A domestic dispute was reported at 5:15 p.m. Tuesday in the 700 block of
East Fifth Street where officers spoke to all involved and determined there was an argument over a television. All were told their options.
- Police were called at 4:31 p.m. Tuesday to the 700 block of West Wilson Street regarding a landlord/tenant problem. The tenant was moving out and still had property inside, but the door had been locked. The landlord was contacted and responded, unlocking the door so the tenant could retrieve belongings.
- Jennifer Hepfner, 19, of 1001 Cunningham Road, and Nathan Courtney, 26, and Charles Courtney III, 28, both of 431 S. Broadway Ave., were each charged with theft after police were called at 11:58 a.m. Monday regarding people in a light blue car allegedly stealing scrap from a yard near Mound and Franklin. An anonymous caller said the car had been there twice in the last 15 to 20 minutes. Two males would exit the car and carry items from the rear yard of a property in the 900 block of Franklin back to the car and put the items in the truck. A female driver then drove them away. Police found the described vehicle at Walmart, questioned the suspects and arrested them.
- Loud music was reported at 12:22 a.m. Wednesday, with music heard coming from the parking lot in the 400 block of Benton Road. An officer told the person to turn it down.
- Police responded to a Salem Township residence in the 900 block of Cunningham Road for a report at 10:07 p.m. Tuesday of a man on the roof gaining access to the house. Officers found the man to be a boyfriend playing a joke on the resident.
- A domestic dispute was reported at 3:44 p.m. Tuesday in the 1600 block of Fillmore Avenue where both parties said the incident started over money and no physical violence or threats took place. Domestic violence laws were explained and they said they would stay away from each other for the rest of the night.
-Jane Anna Kergan, whose last known address was Youngstown, was cited for driving without a valid license, failure to reinstate after a traffic stop at 2:04 p.m. Tuesday on North Ellsworth Avenue at J. Wilson Drive.
- A domestic was reported at 1:59 a.m. Tuesday in the 1000 block of Liberty Street, with an officer learning it was verbal and telling the two parties to separate for the night.
- Pamela Seals of Lisbon Street was taken into custody at 10:27 p.m. Monday for an outstanding warrant after a traffic stop on state Route 165 east of U.S. Route 62.
- A concerned relative called at 6:20 p.m. Monday regarding a door possibly being open on a vacant house on Newgarden Avenue. An officer checked the house and found it secure.
- Police were called at 5:57 p.m. Monday to the 400 block of Benton Road for an alleged neighbor dispute/parking complaint. An officer spoke to both parties and determined the parking complaint was not legitimate. As a precautionary measure, people offered to move the vehicle.
- A man reported at 3:47 p.m. Monday that he purchased some items at Circle K on South Lincoln Avenue and left his wallet and when he returned, close to $200 was missing from his wallet. The theft is under investigation.
- Mikeil H. Teklegiorgish, 40, Portland, Oregon, was cited for assured clear distance after the tractor trailer he was driving struck the railroad underpass near Railroad Street at 6:11 a.m. Tuesday. He was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
- A Stanton Drive woman requested at 9 a.m. Tuesday police keep the peace while the landlord came over to take care of a house issue. The woman and the land lordhad reportedly been having issues since Friday and she told police she did not want anything to happen while her kids were home.
- Someone reported at 2:22 p.m. Tuesday a Union Street resident was driving a silver four-door vehicle up and down the area of South Vine Street, and speeding. Police spoke with the driver who said they had not been on South Vine Street.
- Someone reported at 3:50 p.m. Tuesday a dog owned by an Old North resident was running at large.
- A man reported at 7 p.m. Tuesday someone was driving a motorcycle recklessly eastbound on state Route 11.
- A man reported at 8:26 p.m. Tuesday someone was driving a gray four-by-four vehicle all over state Route 14 and then stopped at Dynamic Auto Body. Police checked the area of the business but did not find the vehicle there.
- A caller reported there were children in the alley behind Cherished Children's on West Lincoln Way and they will not move for traffic. The call was at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, and an officer spoke with the youths, who denied standing in the alley or blocking traffic.
- A caller reported there was something spilled on North Market Street and it smelled really bad. This was at 11:24 a.m. Tuesday.
- Police were called to a home on East Chestnut Street at 4:29 p.m. Tuesday in regard to a male who was down and not responding. An ambulance was also summoned.
- A Pritchard Avenue woman reported at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday her neighbor's dogs have been barking all day and they never bark.


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Korea Fantasy: 'King' Has Royalty, Unification And, As Always, Love
In the real world, South Korea is upset over North Korea's latest missile/rocket escapade. But on South Korean TV, one of the hottest new dramas is about an alternate reality in which the two Koreas are close to unification and their militaries are working together.
The show, on MBC, is called "The King 2 Hearts" and, while the plot seems preposterous given the history and politics of the two Koreas, there's a chance it will become the breakout hit of the spring TV ratings race.
On the show, South Korea has a king (though still called the Republic of Korea) who is pressing North Korea's dictator-led government towards unification.
In its opening episode last week, the leaders of the militaries from both South and North Korea signed an agreement for their forces to train together to enter a global competition called the "World Officer Championship" in which 16 countries compete in military-style games and tactics.
The third such championship is coming up and the two Koreas want to beat the winner of the first two championships – the U.S.
The antagonist in the story is a man named Kim Bong-gu, president of a weapons company who is fiercely against the idea of a harmonious mood settling over the Korean peninsula.
But the more subtle antagonists are U.S. and Chinese officials, the depiction of which is likely to touch on the nationalistic side of South Korean viewers and lead them to admire the bold, independent South Korean king and his brother, the prince.
This being a Korean drama, the prince, played by singer-actor Lee Seung-gi, is also the main romantic figure in the show. He falls in love with a North Korean woman, played by Ha Ji-won, who is part of the military team.
Like most dramas, two episodes are aired each week. "The King 2 Hearts" is scheduled to run for 20 episodes, or 10 consecutive weeks, typical for a Korean drama.
On the third episode of the show aired earlier this week, Mr. Kim set off a bomb at the gym where military officials from both countries are training. That leads officials from the U.S. and China to raise concerns about whether the joint Korean team can really get its act together in time for the championships.
The prince fights back and tosses swear words in a meeting with U.S. and Chinese officials, who are also depicted as rude and nosy.
At this early stage of the series, the big question is how the writers and producers will ultimately depict Korean unification. Will it be a victory for the joint Korean team in the military games? Or a wedding of the prince and North Korean soldier? Or both?


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Snow White and her seven undersize companions have stood en masse in the front yard of Carol Home's modest home in Mount Marion, N.Y., since 1984. Home's mother had used the cement Disney figures to decorate the lawn of her trailer home near Toronto. When Home's mother retired to Florida, a state already knee-deep in Disney characters, she gave the octet to Home and her children, Tom, 11, and Susie, 9.
And there they have stood in more or less idyllic splendor. Oh, sure, there have been minor problems. When it rains, for instance, Snow White can lose her equilibrium. "Snow weighs between 350 and 400 pounds," explains Home. "When the ground gets soft out there, she looks like she's had a couple too many."
More troubling have been the occasional abductions of Grumpy. They tend to happen, says Home, "around March or April, when the high school seniors go through their scavenger-hunt time." In the last two years, the 80-pound Grumpy has been swiped twice. He always shows up, though—at the local Dairy Queen.
This year, however, something more sinister happened: Grumpy disappeared on March 16 and didn't turn up. "After the second week," says Home, "I started to panic. During the third week, I started driving around and looking on people's front lawns, going down a different street each time. I was so upset I didn't think we could get a replacement I've seen other dwarfs in plastic and plaster of parts, but I've never seen any in solid cement"
Then, on April 26, long after Home had given up hope of ever seeing him again, Grumpy returned. "There he was," reports Home, "with an envelope around his neck saying I'M HOME. It was signed 'Grumpy' in italicized printing." Inside the envelope were 28 snapshots of Grumpy, showing where he'd been. "They had them in order," says Home, a note of wonder in her voice. "They started out in New York at Yankee Stadium and went clear across to Boulder, Colo. There were pictures of him at Daytona Beach, Fla.. staring at a girl in a bathing suit visiting the Gateway Arch in St Louis, looking at the world's highest suspension bridge, which is over the Arkansas River, and wearing mountain climber's gear in Colorado—how'd they find a helmet to fit?"
Little is known about the identity of Grumpy's kidnappers—a portion of someone's head in one photograph is about the only clue. Home, however, isn't mad. "Someone went out of their way to make him happy," she says. "I want to shake their hands."
At least that was what Home said before the shocking event of Friday, June 2. Sometime during that terrible night Doc was taken.
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If you download the 3dxml file, you can open the elephant into catia. It works fine for me.
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The addition marks the first time a black woman has been a cast regular since Maya Rudolph left the long-running variety show in 2007.
Zamata's SNL debut will take place Jan.18, when Drake will serve as both host and musical guest.
As for Zamata, here are six must-know facts about the newest face at Studio 8H.
1. She's a University of Virginia grad (with a drama degree) and moved to New York in 2009.
Like Tina Fey, Zamata is a Cavalier, and according to her bio, "she loves thrift shopping and eating." So yes, she has a lot in common with her SNL predecessor.
2. She comes from the Upright Citizens Brigade family.
Founded by Amy Poehler, the (literally) underground New York comedy theater has been a key launching point for SNL cast members, including current stars Bobby Moynihan and Kate McKinnon. Zamata hosted the Brigade's variety show and was a member of the UCB house improv team, Bucky.
3. She does great impressions.
Notable ones include Michelle Obama, Beyonce Knowles and Tyra Banks.
4. Zamata was featured in Cosmo's Funny Women to Watch in 2014 List.
"Her star is on the rise," the magazine noted, citing "her hilarious web shorts … in which she takes honest looks at the street interactions between men and women."
5. She's on Twitter.
Like a lot of comedians, Zamata gives away some of her best stuff for free on her Twitter account, @thesheertruth (which has seen an exponential rise in followers since Monday's announcement).
my phone tried to spell "desperate" as i was typing "separate." partly b/c i was spelling separate wrong, but mostly b/c my phone is mean— Sasheer (@thesheertruth) October 19, 2013
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Lorrie Norrington, President of eBay Marketplaces, told users on Monday she was canceling the annual user conference known as eBay Live in favor of local events held around the country. Last year, she had canceled this year's event, which was to have taken place in Atlanta last month. At the time, she said eBay would next host eBay Live in Orlando in 2010, but yesterday, she canceled that event as well.
eBay: On Location is a new program that will replace eBay Live and will debut in Orlando in February. Norrington wrote in her post, "Many sellers and buyers have told us that although eBay Live! is a terrific way to learn and network, they would enjoy more local events that don't require costly travel. eBay: On Location will provide just that - an easier way for you to come together, learn about eBay from experts and each other, network and, of course, celebrate. Our goal is to provide eBay: On Location within a day's drive for as many sellers and buyers as possible. eBay: On Location will deliver a compelling experience that will be easier on your wallet and require less valuable time away from your eBay business."
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CASTLEWOOD, S.D. -- She has been called the "Sarah Palin of the Prairie." But South Dakota Congresswoman Kristi Noem is blazing her own trail in Washington.
She's making her mark not just within the Republican Party but in the kingdom of God, too. And she's had to overcome many challenges along the way.
Taking the Lead
For Noem, home is on the range, or more specifically, on her South Dakota farm, which is a world away from her duties on Capitol Hill. She feels total peace here and is just an ordinary mom.
"I am 100 percent convinced God created me to be a mom," Noem told CBN News at her home in Castlewood, S.D. "Every other job that I have or duty that I have is just extra things that He's put on my plate."
Those extra things have kept her busy since her election to Congress in 2010. She's clearly a GOP up-and-comer. She made big news from the beginning when she was chosen to be part of the GOP leadership team, a rare honor for an incoming freshman.
While part of Noem's role is to communicate the party's message to all Americans, her main leadership responsibility is to represent the priorities of the large incoming Tea Party freshman class, which surprised Washington with major wins in 2010.
"It wasn't my job to sit at that table and only tell them what Kristi thought," Noem said. "It was my job to sit there and let them know what every other member of my class thought, all 87 of them. And I was pretty vocal at that as well."
As one of the few Republican females in Congress, she also takes the lead against the so-called GOP war on women storyline.
"We've got to be willing to be brave enough to get out there on the airwaves and push back on it," she said. "I think a lot of times politicians or people who serve in public office are scared about saying something wrong. And, so, that causes us to hold back when a real controversy gets stirred up."
Pushing through Crisis
Noem knows a thing or two about pushing back and taking charge. Life as a simple farm girl meant hard work, attending rodeos, and singing at church.
Whe she was young, she gave her life to the Lord during Bible school. Then, while in college, she received heartbreaking news: her father died in a tragic farming accident.
"When he passed away, my whole life changed," Noem recalled.
She felt lost when she was no longer able to go to her dad.
"I remember lying in bed that night not even knowing how we were going to do tomorrow because if we had a problem in our lives or if we didn't know what to do, dad always knew. He knew how to get through that," Noem explained.
"I sat up for several nights. I didn't sleep for a week and just read my Bible," she said.
How did Noem react to this crisis? This woman of the prairie got tough, left college early, and came home to run the family farm.
Ironically, her first crisis came in the form of an estate tax bill from the IRS for thousands of dollars.
"That was one of the things that got me interested in government and policy was seeing that we had our family operation almost destroyed because of bad tax policy," she said.
Her Biggest Job
After attending to the family farm, she entered local South Dakota politics and eventually came to Washington, where she's currently working on a crucial farm bill.
"In simplest terms, if we don't get a farm bill signed into law by the end of the year, we could see $8 a jug gallon of milk in the grocery stores, if we don't get it done."
Even though "Kristi the congresswoman" pushes for conservative policy, as a believer in Jesus Christ, she's got something even bigger on her mind.
"It was hard to get things done. I could file bills that I thought were absolutely necessary and they may never get a hearing. But then God kind of taught me a lesson through the several months that I was there right away," Noem told CBN News.
"You know He placed me there, yes, to work on policy, but maybe my biggest job was to minister to individuals," she said.
Noem said she spends her time not just trying to change minds on policy but trying to change hearts as an effective witness in a city with desperate needs.
"They will know we are Christians by our love. They will know that. And we will not attract anybody to our way of thinking if all we show them is ugliness," Noem said.
"The way that He's going to fix this country may be by changing people's hearts and getting them more geared toward Him," she added. "And that's the quickest way we're going to get stuff done."
Praying for Obama
God did business with her, too, softening her heart toward President Barack Obama, specifically during one of his State of the Union addresses.
It's a story that Noem remembers vividly.
"When I was standing back there looking at him as he gave his speech and disagreeing with everything that he said, I felt my heart get hardened," she recalled.
"I felt God really convicted me that the way that I was praying or the way that I was feeling wasn't accurate, that what I needed to be doing more was praying for the president," she continued.
"My whole perspective changed and I felt a real conviction lay heavy on my shoulders about the way I was praying and that God couldn't possibly use me until I started to pray how He had called me to pray," she said.
There's no doubt God always had a plan for Noem's life. Even in high school when she was crowned South Dakota Snow Queen.
"Oh my goodness, you brought that up," Noem said, laughing. "In my defense, every girl in high school did the Snow Queen event. But, boy, what a good training ground for giving speeches about the wonderful things in South Dakota."
Never Quit
For Noem, the blessings don't stop there. Remember how she had to leave college early after her dad died? Well, last year as a sitting congresswoman she finally got her degree after her sister insisted.
"She just said, 'I'm surprised you never finished your college degree because you never quit anything.' That just struck me because you know what? It does bother me to quit on something," Noem said. "I decided then that I would go back and start taking classes and if it took me 10 years, I'd at least get my college degree finished."
It's no wonder her steadfast determination and strong conservative backbone have people comparing her to Sarah Palin.
"I think Sarah and I would probably get along if we ever got the chance to meet each other," she said. "But I do think that I just want to be Kristi because if there's any other agenda there, I don't think that God will be able to use me how He wants to."
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The Wyoming Wolf Management Plan
As imperiled wildlife, wolves were placed under the protection of the Endangered Species Act to ensure their recovery in Wyoming and across the Northern Rockies. An important part of that recovery is transferring management of wolves to the states. For that critical step to take place, Wyoming and the other states must produce workable plans that ensure sound science-based management and sustainable wolf populations.
Wyoming Plan Summary
Wyoming's wolf management plan is a significant departure for wildlife management in the state because it was created by elected officials in the legislature rather than wildlife biologists at the state's Game and Fish Department.
The current plan divides Wyoming into two different zones. In 88 percent of the state, known as the "predator zone," wolves are considered varmints and can be killed by anyone, at any time, by nearly any means. In the remaining 12 percent of the state—the northwestern corner—wolves are considered to be trophy game animals and are subject to management by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. In addition, the state law grants private citizens broad latitude to kill wolves in "defense of private property," which could jeopardize wolf population numbers.
What Could Be Improved
The Wyoming plan is based on politics, not science, and needs to be reworked by the state's game officials. We would like to see Wyoming adopt a similar approach to Montana's—managing wolves like other native game species, rather than varmints to be shot on site.
Federal courts agree. A recent judicial ruling reinstating endangered species status criticized these elements of Wyoming's plan. The federal government has since retracted its delisting rule and Wyoming is starting over with a new plan.
ESA restrictions on wolves hinge on Wyoming
The rhetorical salvos across three Western states have increased since Thursday, when a federal judge returned endangered-species protections to wolf populations in the Northern Rockies.
By Friday morning, groups involved in the debate over the animals had absorbed the 50-page ruling and were eager to share their reactions.
Idaho's congressional delegation released a joint statement within hours of the ruling expressing disappointment and claiming that Idaho can manage its recovered wolf population.
Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter echoed the delegation's disapproval and pledged to fight the decision.
"Rest assured we will exhaust all of our options to legally reverse this ill-advised decision," Otter said in a press release.
Jim Unsworth, deputy director of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, said Friday that the Idaho attorney general was working on a strategy for a possible appeal. Unsworth said an appeal of an Endangered Species Act decision based upon state boundaries hasn't been made before and noted other species are managed across state lines.
The main sticking point for U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy was that a single species received different protections in different states. Because Wyoming did not submit an acceptable wolf management plan to the federal government, wolves there had remained listed as endangered.
Wyoming reacted strongly to all eyes once again being on it. Gov. Dave Freudenthal said on Friday that he believes Wyoming residents feel betrayed by the Fish and Wildlife Service, which he said "threw us under the bus" and pitted two other states against his.
Wyoming would have been the only state left out of settlement talks planned for Wednesday, but scuttled after Molloy's ruling. No settlement offer was on the table, but several wildlife advocacy groups and officials from Montana, Idaho and the federal government were hoping to find some common ground.
Unsworth said Fish and Game, which didn't organize the meeting, has no general plans for collaboration with Wyoming wildlife officials because their plan was created by the Wyoming Legislature, leaving wildlife officials with no flexibility.
Idaho does plan to try to salvage its wolf hunt this fall, Unsworth said, comparing the situation to fishing for some salmon and steelhead, even though those migratory fish in Idaho are also protected under the ESA.
The state suspended hunting-tag sales Thursday, and will offer refunds to the 6,000 hunters who have purchased tags since Jan. 1 if they haven't been used.
Response from private groups fell predictably on both sides of the spectrum.
Bob Clark, associate regional organizer of the wolf program for plaintiff the Sierra Club, said the group was pleased that Molloy stood up for science and the law. Under the Endangered Species Act, delisting a single species on a state-by-state basis is illegal and would have set a dangerous precedent for other species, Clark said.
"Having Wyoming come up with a better plan would make it easier on everyone," Clark said.
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation did more than object to the ruling; it's taking on the Endangered Species Act itself. A Friday press release said the foundation is calling for immediate congressional reform and review of the act because it doesn't give state wildlife officials the authority to manage wolf populations.
However, Fish and Game is allowed to manage wolf populations south of Interstate 90 if wolves kill livestock or significant numbers of big game. Unsworth said officials from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Wildlife Services and Fish and Game can cull wolves using a number of methods, with the exception of poison.
Fish and Game spokesman Niels Nokkentved told the Times-News the department is already developing a proposal for such steps in the Lolo elk management area, where elk numbers are down. Managing for a minimum of 20 to 30 wolves over five years would mean initially killing 40 to 50 wolves, followed by a few kills each year.
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Food safety is one of the U.S. government's greatest failures. The prevailing attitude is that food safety is too complex and that there are too many variables at play to keep all of our food safe all of the time. This is a defeatist attitude that results in thousands of people becoming ill or dying every year.
Are we resigned to let a random lottery decide whether we live or die after eating a piece of fruit? Certainly better oversight and more stringent food safety regulations are overdue.
Our problem now is mangoes. In late August, health officials in California detected an outbreak of salmonella among people who consumed mangoes. Now reports indicate that more than 100 people have been sickened nationwide. The result is that companies like Walmart, Starbucks and others have decided to recall the fruit. This is a daunting task because as many as 1 million mangoes are at "salmonella risk."
This is not the first time that the United States has had concerning outbreaks as the result of tainted food. In fact, these types of outbreaks appear to be increasing in frequency and intensity. Who can forget in 2011 when listeria-tainted cantaloupes killed at least 30 people and sickened at least 140? You would think that the lessons learned from that outbreak would have made it so that cantaloupes were safer - except you would be wrong.
Just this summer we had another outbreak associated with tainted cantaloupes and, you guessed it, more people died. These outbreaks add to more than a dozen similar outbreaks just for cantaloupe since 1990.
We've had tainted food outbreaks every year for the last five years in the United States, and it isn't just mangoes and cantaloupes, or even fruit for that matter. Last year alone, we had tainted food outbreaks with ground turkey from Arkansas, strawberries from Oregon and papayas from Mexico, to name a few. In 2010, more than 500,000 eggs were recalled because of salmonella contamination resulting in hundreds of illnesses.
Is it too much to hope for to have a year without a serious food-tainted outbreak?
While all premature deaths are heart-wrenching, these deaths are even more so because they are preventable. Advocacy groups around the country have been calling for years for new regulations and stricter food safety policies. The Food and Drug Administration has not done nearly enough to keep the public safe.
Poor agricultural practices are often to blame for these outbreaks. Solutions can be as simple as ensuring raw manure isn't used on farms, farm planning that ensures run-off from livestock fields can't contaminate fruit that grows at ground level, closer monitoring of farm workers to ensure they wash their hands after using the bathroom and educating farmers about the safest ways to clean fruit before it is sent to market.
While the risk of dying from tainted food is relatively small, this is little consolation to families who have lost loved ones after eating contaminated food. The FDA can and should do more to keep consumers safe from this risk. They can start by developing new regulations that have teeth that hold farmers and manufacturers more accountable for the products that they are selling. They can also encourage more innovative methods for early detection of tainted food.
One thing we know for sure is that more oversight is needed to keep the public safe from tainted food.
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Friday, July 4, 2014
DD2s Bond Referendum Citizen Oversight Committee is being rebranded as the Yes4Schools Public Advisory Committee.
Justin Farnsworth, current chairman of the committee, along with Christine LaRue, vice-chairman, approached the board during its scheduled board meeting June 23 to deliver its Oversight Committee report, during which Farnsworth made the request to rename the committee.
The Oversight Committee was organized by the school board just over a year ago, according to Farnsworth. In that time the committee has struggled with its identity, with questions concerning its role, authorities granted and access to information ahead of time.
Farnsworth said these concerns essentially spiraled out of control and created a non-productive, negative face for the committee.
We want to turn that around, and we want to be a positive, vibrant group of volunteers, Farnsworth told board members.
LaRue said the committee would like to be rebranded as the Yes4Schools Public Advisory Committee because the name has a positive connotation; LaRue said Yes4Schools was the public referendum name the district already used.
While current members of the committee are invited to be a part of Yes4Schools, the committee also wants to invite all School Improvement Council Chairmen, PTA presidents and student council presidents and vice presidents from the high schools.
The committee will be meeting every other month unless called by the school board for more timely feedback. At those meetings the committee will discuss present timelines, projects status, money spent and any other pertinent items related to the building program.
We want to be part of a positive feedback loop, LaRue said. Weve had some challenges in the past and we want all of this to be positive and continue with good communication.
In addition, Farnsworth announced his resignation as current chairman of the committee. Bill Everett, current co-chair of the committee, was absent from the board meeting but submitted a written statement asking to be appointed chairman, effective July 1. Everett plans to serve one year before the Advisory Committee members submit recommendations to the board for the following years leadership. This will continue until all projects are completed or funds spent.
The board approved the new name. Board member Tanya Robinson said she loves the new name.
I think its very positive and thats what we started it out as Yes4Schools, she said. Advisory is what we need.
Robinson also supports extending the invitation out to PTA presidents to attend meetings.
Theyll be frank and honest, and also great worker bees, she said.
Board member Barbara Crosby likes the idea of including presidents and vice presidents from the high schools.
I think they can give some wonderful insight into how things are going, and how theyre working or not working, she said. I think thats a great idea.
The board also voted to accept Farnsworths resignation as information; since the committee is its own governing entity Farnsworth will be providing a written letter of resignation to the committees officers as well.
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From: Nate Hill ------------------------------------------------------ List members may be interested in attending this Digital Public Library of America hackathon event that we are very excited to be hosting on The 4th Floor at the Chattanooga Public Library. http://dp.la/get-involved/events/appfest/ "The opportunity will be there to engage with non-book content as well - lots of data describing photos, manuscripts, oral histories, newspapers and other cultural heritage content will be available from our Service Hubs for creative app development. Fields providing date, geographic information and more can be used to create tools for access to this treasure trove of content!" -- Nate Hill email@example.com http://4thfloor.chattlibrary.org/ http://www.natehill.net
=============================================================== From: Sean Brewer ------------------------------------------------------ Sweet. I'll see if I've got time to do this one.
=============================================================== From: Ed King ------------------------------------------------------ I was fuzzy on the whole DPLA thing, so I skimmed over this document on my lunch break http://dp.la/dev/wiki/sites/dpladev/images/DPLA
=============================================================== From: Nate Hill ------------------------------------------------------ Thanks Ed- I should have shared that as well. There's a mailing list as well, perhaps people want to subscribe to it. Like any list, it has its moments of cacophony and its moments of crickets. https://cyber.law.harvard.edu/lists/subscribe/dpla-discussion N
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That guy is F**king amazing he has more guts than most people could ever dream off, big respect. And yep that got me choked up too, powerful stuff, and I just got hungry when bambi's mum was shot.
I mostly put that out there because some people automatically align yoga with veganism or vegetarianism, and I didn't want this awesome video to turn into bickering over that stuff.
That guy is F**king amazing he has more guts than most people could ever dream off, big respect. And yep that got me choked up too, powerful stuff, and I just got hungry when bambi's mum was shot.
You know all those pictures of Adam and Eve where they have belly button? Think about it..................... take as long as you need........................
Was about to post this link, this is a very quickly spreading video
I blubbed man tears.
A quick google suggests the diet is gluten and dairy free.
The trouble with the rat race is that even if you win, you're still a rat.
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I take life easier than almost anyone I know, but when I exercise I do it as though my life depends on it (which it does).
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WOW....I have no excuses! This made me cry too and was so amazing! I have learned to not trust anyone who says you can't do something just like his doctors told him.
I'm too stubborn to give up so I keep on trying.
You're never going to get to the top of the stairs if you don't walk up them.
Must have gotten something in my eye.
loved this video so much. i love the delight in his face as he is starting to feel better.
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I. LOVE. THAT. MAN. this video was awesome and inspiring!!!
Respect to this guy.
F 5 ft 3. HW: 196 lbs. Primal SW (May 2011): 182 lbs (42% BF)... W June '12: 160 lbs (29% BF) (UK size 12, US size 8). GW: ~24% BF - have ditched the scales til I fit into a pair of UK size 10 bootcut jeans. Currently aligning towards 'The Perfect Health Diet' having swapped some fat for potatoes.
Incredibly inspiring, I also shed a few tears. However I am sad to find out that he's a vegetarian (or at least was at the time of this article). He is also gluten-free at least. Still, an amazing story!
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BLASTby Joseph Bedell Ian Korf Mark Yandell
BLAST (Basic Local Alignment Search Tool) is a set of similarity search programs that explore all of the available sequence databases for protein or DNA. BLAST is the only book completely devoted to this popular and important technology and offers biologists, computational biology students, and bioinformatics professionals a clear understanding of this program. This book shows you how to get specific answers with BLAST and how to use the software to interpret results. If you have an interest in sequence ana
BLASTby Joseph Bedell Ian Korf Mark Yandell
Sequence similarity is a powerful tool for discovering biological function. Just as the ancient Greeks used comparative anatomy to understand the human body and linguists used the Rosetta stone to decipher Egyptian hieroglyphs, today we can use comparative sequence analysis to understand genomes. BLAST (Basic Local Alignment Search Tool), is a sophisticated software package for rapid searching of nucleotide and protein databases. It is one of the most important software packages used in sequence analysis and bioinformatics. Most users of BLAST, however, seldom move beyond the program's default parameters, and never take advantage of its full power. BLAST is the only book completely devoted to this popular suite of tools. It offers biologists, computational biology students, and bioinformatics professionals a clear understanding of BLAST as well as the science it supports. This book shows you how to move beyond the default parameters, get specific answers using BLAST, and how to interpret your results. The book also contains tutorial and reference sections covering NCBI-BLAST and WU-BLAST, background material to help you understand the statistics behind BLAST, Perl scripts to help you prepare your data and analyze your results, and a wealth of tips and tricks for configuring BLAST to meet your own research needs. Some of the topics covered include: BLAST basics and the NCBI web interface How to select appropriate search parameters BLAST programs: BLASTN, BLASTP, BLASTX, TBLASTN, TBLASTX, PHI-BLAST, and PSI BLAST Detailed BLAST references, including NCBI-BLAST and WU-BLAST Understanding biological sequences Sequence similarity, homology, scoring matrices, scores, and evolution Sequence Alignment Calculating BLAST statistics Industrial-strength BLAST, including developing applications with Perl and BLAST BLAST is the only comprehensive reference with detailed, accurate information on optimizing BLAST searches for high-throughput sequence analysis. This is a book that any biologist should own.
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Indulge your appetite for sweet corn by shopping farmers markets, roadside stands and local grocers for freshly picked ears, then crunching your way around cob after cob after cob.
When you decide you've had enough, let these recipes seduce you into indulging one, two or three more times with salads that embrace summer's best produce and the season's easygoing attitude.
Sure, a pair of cool corn soups got our attention when we opened Melissa Hamilton's and Christopher Hirsheimer's book, "Canal House Cooks Every Day" (Andrews McMeel, $45), but it was their take on a classic corn-and-bean succotash that won us over.
It begins with leftover corn, and "you needn't worry if you have a little more of one ingredient or a little less of another," the authors write. "This salad isn't finicky."
Indeed, the salad is easily doctored. If you like, toss in some olives and salty cheese, like they do.
That's summertime perfect. So is a salad from Martha Stewart's team that pairs corn with avocados.
"Heather Christo's Generous Table: Sharing the Love of Good Food With Friends and Family" (Kyle Books, $29.95) celebrates the freshest of corn by mixing raw kernels with mango, then tucking the combo into heirloom tomatoes for serving -- or into small Mason jars for a more casual feel.
How do you choose terrific fresh corn? Well, don't pull back the husks to see if it's an ear you want because you'll just dry out the kernels, writes Deborah Madison's in her "Vegetable Literacy" (Ten Speed Press, $40).
"Instead, feel the ear with your fingers to detect whether the kernels are filled out or not."
Madison, who might serve freshly cooked corn with an herbed salt or salsa verde, suggests opting for organic corn whenever possible.


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The report presents the history of collaboration among FORDA, CIFOR and ICRAF including the establishments of ICRAF's regional research programme for Southeast Asia in Bogor and the demarcation of 320,000 hectares of forest in the Bulungan District as a research forest for CIFOR's use.
Specific projects described in the report include: a CIFOR project to support smallholder forest owners in Java; the monitoring and conservation of the Javan Leopard; support for furniture manufacturers to enhance value chains; and awareness raising of the value of mangroves for climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Additional projects highlighted in the report address: REDD; illegal logging; decentralization; sustainable forest management (SFM); and good management of plantations. Finally, the report provides an overview of the future of Indonesia's forests based on three scenarios, business as usual, increases in plantations and imports, and a significant increase in plantations and imports combined with restructuring of the forest industry.
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