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The September 2013 flood, what a wreck, 11 inches of rain in Left Hand Canyon near Lyons, coupled with monsoonal rains in the mountains and foothills of the South Platte basin, and we have one ingredient of an epic disaster. That much moisture in our normally arid region is always going to destroy much of the infrastructure in our waterways. Head gates, diversions, roads and bridges are temporary. Believing our building efforts to be permanent in the face of nature is just our ego kidding around with our abilities.
We can rebuild those things. What we can't do is replace the lives lost, or get back the lifetimes of work and dreams that were swept downstream. There are homes, farms and businesses gone. Irreplaceable feed, and livestock in peril. It is a sad and worrisome time.
As bad as this deluge would have been, it has been compounded many-fold by the unkempt and neglected condition of these same waterways. Perhaps now the people that want unchecked trees and restrictive sand bars in the channels of our waterways will see them for what they are, a weed infested obstruction to the very purpose of a river.
A daunting task lies ahead of us, to rebuild, repair and replace those physical things that were damaged or destroyed. To that end we here in Weld County are almost singularly blessed. We have within our County an already huge army of trucks and equipment in place. Because of Weld's willingness to work with the oil and gas industry we have thousands of people already here whose business it is to build roads and move material.
These people need leadership; I think our county commissioners will be up to the task. I grew up in the same neighborhood as Commissioner Douglas Rademacher. His family has a long history of overcoming adversity; they are farmers, overcoming is what farmers do, and I suspect the other commissioners have a similar ethic. While the state and federal governments are wringing their hands and placing blame, our Weld roads can be replaced and working.
Boulder and Larimer counties attitude toward industry and capitalism in general leaves them at a loss.
Later we can debate the causes of the current calamity. There will certainly be responsibility enough to go around. I wish I had sufficient faith in the larger governments to deal with the challenge, I don't.
Here at this place in time we have industry, and industry when mated with action begets prosperity and success. Leadership needs to be the matchmaker to ensure the mating. It is up to our commissioners to roll up their sleeves and get it done. It's hard thankless work, but then they wanted the job, didn't they?
It's up to us to do what we can to help our neighbors, many have lost much, and some have lost everything. Those of us fortunate enough to have spent a long time here in the shadow of the Rockies have seen flooding before. There is nothing left to do now but put it back together. In Weld, we're lucky to have the tools.
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Kratz, who was prosecuting the woman's ex-boyfriend at the time he was sending the texts, also told Department of Justice officials he hoped the situation would not be made public, and he initially argued against a suggestion that he resign as chairman of the state Crime Victims Rights Board.
The e-mails, in which a department official told Kratz at one point that his conduct "could be construed as sexual harassment," fueled outrage Thursday, with Rep. Terese Berceau (D-Madison) calling for him to resign and several victims' rights groups sharply criticizing him.
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Short of a resignation, Kratz could be removed from office through a recall election or by the governor.
In an e-mail to state officials in November, Kratz described the 30 texts he sent over three days in October to Stephanie L. Van Groll as "a series of respectful messages."
"Other than providing a few compliments to this young lady, it does not appear to be sexual at all," Kratz, 50, wrote of his texts to the 26-year-old woman.
Kevin Potter, administrator of the state's Division of Legal Services, disagreed with Kratz's characterization of the texts and said the messages could have compromised the prosecution of Van Groll's ex-boyfriend.
"Contrary to these assertions," Potter wrote in a reply e-mail, "your comments go well beyond mere compliments and cross the line into what could be construed as sexual harassment."
"Telling (Van Groll) she is pretty is complimentary," Potter continued. "Telling her several times she is 'hot' or referring to her as a 'tall, young hot nymph' certainly has sexual overtones as do your comments that 'You are beautiful and would make a great young partner someday' or 'I would want you to be so hot and treat me so well that you'd be THE woman! R U that good?' "
Potter wrote that Kratz's desire to keep news of the texts out of the media and his text messages to Van Groll in which he told her to keep quiet about the communication showed he knew his actions were wrong.
The e-mails also reveal that Kratz resisted resigning from the state Crime Victims Rights Board and reporting the situation to the state Office of Lawyer Regulation until state officials said they would inform the Wisconsin District Attorney's Association about the texts.
In his statement, Kratz said he was "embarrassed at this lapse of judgment" and that he had reported the texts to the Office of Lawyer Regulation in December. He also said his December resignation as chairman of the Crime Victims Rights Board was a "self-imposed sanction."
Kratz said the Office of Lawyer Regulation determined that no professional misconduct had occurred. Keith Sellen, director of the regulation office, said he is prohibited from confirming Kratz's statement.
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Victims' rights advocates have accused Kratz of using his position in an attempt to coerce Van Groll into starting a relationship with him.
Kratz "abused his power," Patti Seger, executive director of the Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence, said in a statement. "His actions were absolutely unacceptable."
Kratz's actions "contradict his duties as a representative of the state to treat victims of sexual violence and domestic abuse with dignity, respect, and courtesy," Jeanie Kurka Reimer, executive director of the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault, said in a statement.
Van Groll reported the texts to Kaukauna police in October, three days after Kratz began texting her.
Kratz sent his first text to Van Groll on the same day she met with him regarding the charges that had been filed against her ex-boyfriend, according to a police report.
Kratz's texts quickly became more suggestive. He asked in one message if Van Groll was "the kind of girl that likes secret contact with an older married elected DA," according to copies of the texts included in the police report.
Kratz has been divorced three times since 1994, with his most recent divorce occurring in December, according to court records.
Van Groll sent 23 texts in reply to Kratz, but copies of her texts show that most of her replies were just a few words in length and did not attempt to engage Kratz or further the discussion.
Van Groll reported the texts to police because she was afraid Kratz would throw out the case against her ex-boyfriend if she told Kratz to stop, the police report said.
Kratz said he removed himself from the prosecution of Van Groll's boyfriend as soon as he learned Van Groll's complaint to Kaukauna police had been forwarded to the state. The state appointed a prosecutor to take over the case, and the ex-boyfriend was convicted in April of a domestic violence felony, court records show.
Kratz had previously gained attention for his prosecution of Steven Avery, who was convicted in 2007 of killing freelance photographer Teresa Halbach in 2005. The murder occurred two years after Avery was released from prison based upon DNA evidence that cleared him of involvement in a sexual assault.
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Construction crane certification program—Rules—Certificate of operation.
(1) The department shall establish, by rule, a crane certification program for cranes used in construction. In establishing rules, the department shall consult nationally recognized crane standards.
(2) The crane certification program must include, at a minimum, the following:
(a) The department shall establish certification requirements for crane inspectors, including an experience requirement, an education requirement, a training requirement, and other necessary requirements determined by the director;
(b) The department shall establish a process for certified crane inspectors to issue temporary certificates of operation for a crane and the department to issue a final certificate of operation for a crane after a certified crane inspector determines that the crane meets safety or health standards, including meeting or exceeding national periodic inspection requirements recognized by the department;
(c) Crane owners must ensure that cranes are inspected and load proof tested by a certified crane inspector at least annually and after any significant modification or significant repairs of structural parts. If the use of weights for a unit proof load test is not possible or reasonable, other recording test equipment may be used. In adopting rules implementing this requirement, the department may consider similar standards and practices used by the federal government;
(d) Tower cranes and tower crane assembly parts must be inspected by a certified crane inspector both prior to assembly and following erection of a tower crane;
(e) Before installation of a nonstandard tower crane base, the engineering design of the nonstandard base shall be reviewed and acknowledged as acceptable by an independent professional engineer;
(f) A certified crane inspector must notify the department and the crane owner if, after inspection, the certified crane inspector finds that the crane does not meet safety or health standards. A certified crane inspector shall not attest that a crane meets safety or health standards until any deficiencies are corrected and the correction is verified by the certified crane inspector; and
(g) Inspection reports including all information and documentation obtained from a crane inspection shall be made available or provided to the department by a certified crane inspector upon request.
(3) Except as provided in RCW
(2), any crane operated in the state must have a valid temporary or final certificate of operation issued by the certified crane inspector or department posted in the operator's cab or station.
(4) Certificates of operation issued by the department under the crane certification program established in this section are valid for one year from the effective date of the temporary operating certificate issued by the certified crane inspector.
(5) This section does not apply to maritime cranes regulated by the department.
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Trading profit is calculated as the proceeds of the sell, less the cost of the buy. Averaging down refers to buying more after prices have dropped, resulting in lower average cost of your position, but a much larger position, often against the trend.
Scale Trading is very similar to Averaging Down. Scaling is a "so-called" strategy that adds to a losing position; Averaging Down is more ad-hoc, and typically an emotional reaction when losses are starting to hurt.
Ranges happen all the time, creating the illusion of predictable prices. Within the parameters of a trading range, these strategies can be very profitable, buying low and selling high. Traders fall into this "range trap", often making a few successful trades. But when a trend starts, prices move beyond what's "reasonable", eventually shaking these "weak" hands, causing margin calls and account closures. Range Traders buy low and try to sell high, except prices never get high, until they're forced out of the game.
Successful trading requires objective analysis with a clear mind. Holding onto a countertrend position is not the result of a clear mind. Averaging down is what took LTCM, Barings, and the majority of traders out of the market. Good traders may average into a position, being flexible in the position size, but they will never build a position so large that it affects objective decision making, nor hold a losing position beyond their risk parameters.
In contrast, Dollar Cost Averaging refers to regularly adding to an investment. With the same dollar amount invested regularly, more shares will be bought when the prices are low, resulting in better investment performance.
If nothing else, don't scale buy NEW LOWS, nor scale sell NEW HIGHS. Unless you're really sure there's value... and KNOW 100% it won't go to zero. Because if New lows are hit, by definition that's a downtrend.
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The strategy of "averaging down", as the term implies, involves investing additional amounts in a financial instrument or asset if it declines significantly in price after the original investment is made. It's true that this action brings down the average cost of the instrument or asset, but will it lead to great returns or just to a larger share of a losing investment? Read on to find out.
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Deptford X 2016 Fringe Festival runs 23 September - 2 October and will showcase the work of locally-based talent in Deptford. The festival will occupy shop windows, libraries, roundabouts, public walls, churches, railway arches, and pubs. No nook or cranny will be left unfilled. This year over 80 different exhibitions and events will take place across 40 venues: a real celebration of local culture! Further information click here: http://bit.ly/2cTPtCw
Crypt at St Nicholas' Church, Deptford Green, SE8 3BU
Sound Artist Edwin Hind (founder member of sound art movement Concrete and Green) curates his interpretation of musique concrète. He will perform from behind a veil pulling from his archive of recorded urban and rural sounds interwoven with acoustic guitar, live vocals and spoken word.
"Such music is also called "concrete" because it is recorded directly onto a medium, as a "sono-fixation" (Michel Chion), in the same way as a visual image is recorded on a canvas, film or tape." (Leonardo Journal Vol. 34, 2001).
Bio: Edwin Hind is a composer, instrumentalist, sound-artist, currently studying at University of Arts London. He has been involved in the music industry as a signed / published artist (1981-2001) most well-known as part of Anglo-German duo Picnic at the Whitehouse, part of the emerging Berlin underground techno scene (1985-1990).
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Performances 23* / 24 / 29 / 30 September & 1 October, 7–8pm, Sunday 25 September 5–6pm & Sunday 2* October 2-4pm
*1st Floor Meditation Room (23 September & 2 October Performances)
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On May 10, 1876, President Ulysses S. Grant welcomed more than 180,000 visitors to the opening day ceremonies of the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park.
Grant pulled a lever of the gigantic new Corliss engine, which powered the 800 other machines at the exposition. With the first hiss of steam, the crowd shouted and threw their hats into the air; guns roared, and church bells pealed. The fair was officially opened, and Philadelphia had secured its place as the "Workshop of the World."
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text: John Bardo 'This Is Not The First Cut': WSU President Bardo Talks Higher Education Funding By Sean Sandefur • May 16, 2016 Sean Sandefur / KMUW Gov. Sam Brownback has until Thursday to sign a budget passed by the Kansas Legislature two weeks ago. He'll need to find nearly $200 million in savings in order for the budget to be balanced. One of the options on the table is to cut a portion of spending to the University of Kansas and Kansas State. KMUW's Sean Sandefur sat down with Wichita State President John Bardo to talk funding higher education. Wichita Physician To Receive Honorary Degree From WSU By Abigail Beckman • Dec 10, 2015 Deborah Shaar file photo Wichita State University will award an honorary doctorate to Wichita physician Dr. Donna Sweet during the university's fall commencement ceremony on Sunday, Dec. 13. This marks the first time since 1988 that an honorary degree has been given at WSU. WSU President John Bardo selected Dr. Sweet to receive the award in recognition of her 35 years of service to patients with HIV/AIDS. In a release from the University, Bardo said that Sweet has changed the world with her scholarship and her heart. Sweet says she was flattered and honored by his statement. UPDATE: KU Chancellor Joins Other University Presidents To Give Up Pay Increase By Associated Press & Jay Schafer • Jun 23, 2015 wichita.edu Updated June 23, 2015, at 2:40 p.m. The chancellor of the University of Kansas is joining the presidents of four other state universities in giving up her annual pay increase. KU spokeswoman Erinn Barcomb-Peterson says Chancellor Bernadette Gray Little has regularly made gifts to the university in excess of her annual salary increase and plans to do the same again this year. Kansas Board Of Regents Approves Salary Increases For Universities' CEOs By Associated Press • Jun 19, 2015 Jimmy Wayne, flickr Creative Commons The Kansas Board of Regents has approved 2 percent increases in the base salaries of the top administrators at five state universities. The board approved the additional compensation Thursday. Wichita State University President John Bardo's salary will be about $357,000, an increase of about $7,000. University of Kansas Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little will receive a base salary of about $510,000 for the fiscal year beginning July 1. The increase is $10,000. Kansas State University President Kirk Schulz will see his salary rise about $9,300 to $476,000. Wichita State Plans Expansion Around Innovation By Sean Sandefur • Aug 15, 2014 Wichita State University Wichita State University outlined a plan on Friday to bring private companies onto campus for the sake of innovation. The presentation, which was held on campus, included designs for a number of new buildings. The fairways of Braeburn Golf Course on Wichita State's campus will soon have a far different look. The links will be the site of Innovation Campus, a 20-year expansion that will include more than a dozen new buildings. Wichita State University's Shocker Hall Makes Its Debut By Sean Sandefur • Aug 14, 2014 Sean Sandefur After over a year of construction, the new housing complex on the campus of Wichita State University has opened. A dedication was held Thursday afternoon. Students, parents, faculty and staff shuffled through the new dorm rooms at Wichita State University in a sea of black and gold. Dubbed Shocker Hall, the five-story building will house 784 people, with apartments going for as much as $4,000 a semester. In a dedication outside, Wichita State President John Bardo said the building is a sign of things to come. WSU President John Bardo Proposes 'Innovation Campus' By Sean Sandefur • Feb 25, 2014 wichita.edu Wichita State President John Bardo gave an outlook of the coming 2013-2014 school year on Monday afternoon. His presentation included new construction planned for the campus. According to Bardo, a big part of the future of the university is what they are calling "Innovation Campus." This will give an opportunity to outside companies to build infrastructure on school grounds - bringing with them new ideas, technology, jobs and internships. Top Morning News 10.15.12 By Briana O'Higgins • Oct 15, 2012 GOP Senators Say Problem Gambling Money Misspent Two Republican state senators say even if the governor approves a request for increased funding to help problem gamblers, the money probably won't be spent where it was intended under Kansas law. Gary Haulmark of the Department for Aging and Disability Services has asked for a $3.5 million boost for problem gambling services. Senator Carolyn McGinn, of Sedgwick, wants lawyers for that department to justify how the money is being spent. Bardo Formally Inaugurated As President Of WSU By Briana O'Higgins • Oct 15, 2012 Wichita State University After more than three months on the job, Dr. John Bardo was formally inaugurated Friday as the 13th president of Wichita State University. Bardo gave his inaugural address to a crowd of faculty, staff, students, state officials and community members– including former WSU President Don Beggs and Gov. Sam Brownback. He said it is more clear to him than ever that the fortunes of Wichita State and those of the greater Wichita area are linked. New WSU President Bardo Wants To Explore Private Partnerships, Grow Campus Area By Carla Eckels • Aug 16, 2012 Wichita State University On July 1, John Bardo became the 13th president of Wichita State University. He previously served as the chancellor of West Carolina University for 16 years. 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With the NFL draft around the corner, the Detroit Lions are preparing for the last significant opportunity to improve their roster before the kickoff of the 2013 season.
The Lions have surprised with some of their selections over the last few years and predicting which direction they take may not be an exact science.
Before the draft (April 25-27), we take a look at the most likely candidates the Lions could select in round one. Today, we evaluate Ezekiel Ansah.
Ezekiel Ansah, Defensive End, BYU
Why the Lions Would Be Interested
In Ansah, the Lions would be getting a defensive end that has size, speed and strength.
Ansah has all the raw talent to be a dominant pass rusher in the NFL and the Lions are in the market for one of those, so it may seem as this could be a strong match.
The soon-to-be 24 year old has the speed to play the wide-nine technique that the Lions employ and is diverse enough to give the team flexibility in creative packages.
At six-foot-five and 271 pounds, Ansah is a tantalizing prospect for any team.
Why the Lions Would Pass
The Lions appear to be in win-now mode and Ansah is not the most NFL-ready prospect available.
Ansah began playing football in 2010, and will need some work to reach his full potential while learning the nuances of the position.


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The smart guys who crunch the numbers tell me that if No. 1 Kansas State (10-0) and No. 2 Oregon (10-0) both win out, that the No. 2 Ducks will eventually jump over K-State into the top spot.
So why is that important?
Because if Kansas State is the Big 12 champ and finishes No. 1, the Big 12's host bowl, the Fiesta, goes to the head of the line to choose a replacement team. Ditto for the Rose, if Oregon is the Pac-12 champ and finishes No. 1.
And you can take this to the bank: The bowl that gets to pick first will take Notre Dame if the Irish are 12-0 and get left out of the BCS championship game at No. 3. Notre Dame is always a valuable postseason property. But an undefeated Notre Dame team that feels it got jilted? Why that's pure (TV ratings) gold.
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Of course, all that changes if we get yet another upset in the top three. So on what doesn't look like a vintage weekend, keep your eyes on the games involving Kansas State, Oregon, and Notre Dame.
Here's Tony's Top 10 for the third Saturday in November:
Ducks can clinch the Pac-12 North
If No. 2 Oregon (10-0, 7-0 Pac-12) can beat Stanford (8-2, 6-1) at Autzen Stadium the Ducks will clinch the Pac-12 North and a spot in the conference championship game on Nov. 30. Beating No. 13 Stanford can only help Oregon's No. 4 computer ranking. It won't be easy for Oregon because Stanford, which leads the conference in total defense (320.7 ypg), has a nasty front seven. The gap between Kansas State and Oregon in the BCS Standings is .0177. Let's see if it closes. Top 25 preview: Stanford at Oregon
K-State road warriors keep rolling
Baylor (4-6, 1-5 Big 12) is No. 7 nationally in scoring at 42.67 ppg. Bears QB Nick Florence leads the nation in total offense (394.78 ypg). But the Baylor defense couldn't stop you and me and nine more guys we picked up in the parking lot. Kansas State has already won on the road this season at Oklahoma, Iowa State, West Virginia and TCU. The Wildcats' ain't gonna lose in Waco. Top 25 preview: Kansas State at Baylor
Irish better not sleep on Deacons
Just a word of warning for undefeated Notre Dame. Yes, the Irish are probably looking ahead to next week's trip to USC. And Yes, Wake Forest (5-5) has had an up-and-down season. But Jim Grobe gets more from less than any coach I know. He has a quarterback (Tanner Price) who can fling it and a wide receiver (Michael Campanaro) who has caught 27 passes in his last three games. Last season Notre Dame went to Wake Forest and had to rally in the second half to win 24-17. This will be Wake Forest's first trip to Notre Dame. "We certainly hope our guys don't go up there for sightseeing," said Grobe.
Vandy wants a big piece of Tennessee
By any measure James Franklin's second season at Vanderbilt has been a success. The Commodores (6-4, 4-3 SEC) got a 26-yard touchdown pass from Jordan Rodgers with 52 seconds left last week to knock off Ole Miss 27-26 and become bowl-eligible for the second straight year. Vanderbilt has never been to two consecutive bowls in its history. Now Franklin has a chance to really put his stamp on the program if the Commodores can beat Tennessee (4-6, 0-6 SEC) in Nashville. This could be it for Tennessee coach Derek Dooley, who is 1-13 in his last 14 SEC games. And if a loss to Vanderbilt is the final dagger for Dooley, trust me when I tell you that Franklin would dearly love to deliver it. A year ago after this game, which Tennessee won 27-21 in overtime, Dooley's postgame speech to his players included the following: "The last thing I'm going to remind you is that the one thing that Tennessee has always done is kick the (expletive) out of Vanderbilt." Vandy last beat Tennessee in 2005 behind quarterback Jay Cutler. SEC preview: Tennessee at Vanderbilt
Can Bruins close the deal on USC?
There were skeptics (because I was one of them) when UCLA hired Jim Mora as head coach. But the numbers don't lie. If UCLA (8-2, 5-2 Pac-12) beats USC (7-3, 5-3) the Bruins will win the Pac-12 South and a spot in the conference championship game. They would be undefeated in divisional play with the only conference losses coming against Oregon State (27-20) and California (43-17) of the North Division. It would also give UCLA and Mora a leg up in reasserting themselves in the recruiting wars around town. UCLA has won only once (2006) in its last 13 meetings with USC. But that one knocked the Trojans out of the BCS championship game.
Duke controls its destiny in the ACC Coastal
Yes, you read that right. And that sentence has never before been true on the third Saturday in November. But if Duke (6-4, 3-3 ACC) beats Georgia Tech in Atlanta on Saturday and then knocks off Miami at home on Nov. 24, the Blue Devils will win what has been a crazy division. Duke has already clinched its first bowl berth since 1994 when it beat North Carolina on Oct. 20. Since then the Blue Devils have been overwhelmed by Florida State (48-7) and Clemson (56-20). "Our guys were so nervous in those games they were getting IVs when it was 46 degrees," said Duke coach David Cutcliffe. "That's my fault. I have to do a better job of helping them get ready to play in big games in November. I've done it a lot. I have to remember my guys have never done it."
Florida State should close the door on the ACC Atlantic
Florida State (9-1, 6-1 ACC) dodged another bullet last week when EJ Manuel drove his team 68 yards in the final minutes to beat Virginia Tech 28-22 in Blacksburg. A loss would have likely ended the Seminoles hopes of an ACC championship. Now all Florida State has to do to win the ACC Atlantic is beat Maryland (4-6, 2-4) in College Park. Despite the protests of Coach Jimbo Fisher, Florida State, ranked No. 10 in the BCS Standings, probably can't get to the big game because of its loss to North Carolina State (17-16) and a non-conference schedule that included Murray State and Savannah State. But the Seminoles can move up the standings considerably by beating No. 6 Florida next week. Interesting stat: Maryland is No. 2 in the ACC in rushing defense (112.60 ypg). Florida State was held to minus-15 yards rushing last week against Virginia Tech.
Bulldogs still have a shot at history
Mississippi State (7-3, 3-3 SEC) has dropped three straight games since a 7-0 start and a rise to No. 11 in the BCS Standings. But the losses were to No. 4 Alabama (No. 1 at the time), No. 7 LSU, and No. 8 Texas A&M. The Bulldogs still have a lot to play for as they entertain Arkansas (4-6, 2-4), a team that was No. 10 in preseason but could see its hopes for a bowl come to an end. If Mississippi State can win its final two games with Arkansas and Ole Miss and then capture a bowl game, the Bulldogs would win 10 games in a season for only the third time in their history (1940 and 1999 are the other two). SEC preview: Arkansas at Mississippi State
Strange things happen in the Textile Bowl
In 1981 they renamed the annual Clemson-North Carolina State game the "Textile Bowl" because the two schools are home to a couple of the best textile schools in the world. Crazy stuff happens in this game. A year ago, for example, Clemson was on the way to an ACC championship. The Tigers had won seven straight in the rivalry. N.C. State was 5-5. Clemson was 9-1, ranked No. 7, and had already clinched the ACC Atlantic. N.C. State didn't just win, they dominated Clemson 37-13. "Nobody was more shocked than me," said N.C. State coach Tom O'Brien. Top 25 preview: NC State at Clemson
Isn't it about time for West Virginia to snap out of it?
Remember back in the summer when Oklahoma's trip to West Virginia was going to be a really big deal? Like a "Big 12 championship on the line" big deal? Oklahoma (7-2, 5-1 Big 12) is still in the running for a BCS at-large bowl if the Sooners can finish 10-2. West Virginia (5-4, 2-4) has lost four straight and given up 198 points since the Mountaineers' 5-0 start. That 48-45 win at Texas seems like it was 10 years ago. Dana Holgorsen's crew could really use another signature victory in their first season in the Big 12. Top 25 preview: Oklahoma at West Virginia
Just asking
Ohio State (10-0 and going nowhere in postseason) goes to Wisconsin, which has already locked up a spot in the Big Ten championship game. Is this where the Buckeyes lose?
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The Eminence Warriors traveled to Louisville Friday night to take on the Shawnee Golden Eagles and came away with a resounding 50-12 victory. The Warriors followed the game plan to a tee, according to Coach Tye Lawson, and executed better in the kicking game than in their previous matchup against Carroll County.
When Alex Hadden stepped up to take the final putt of the NCKC golf tournament Sept. 27, he said he wasn't thinking of two years ago when he sank a putt to win in a playoff.
"I just said to myself, 'finish it', I didn't want another six-hole playoff," Hadden said.
The Henry County Lady Cats had their shooting boots on last week as they defeated district rivals Owen County, 7-3, and Gallatin County 8-7.
On Sept. 27 the Lady Cats hosted Owen County and fell behind early when the Rebels found their way through the defense after the opening kick and scored from close range just 45 seconds into the game.
According to their website, the vision of the Kentucky Board of Education is to "ensure that all students reach proficiency and graduate from high school ready for college and careers." Preparing students for their future after graduation is not only a priority, but a passion at Henry County High School.
August students of the month at Eastern Elementary include, front, from left: Carter Marlette, Olivia Drawbaugh, Marley Cobb, Diamond Kelley and Abigail Adams. Back: Sophie Drawbaugh, Kahlie Gonzalez, Kelli Booth and Riley Denny.
Miss Pigglesworth, aka Miss Piggy, visited New Castle Elementary School Friday for Pet Club. Sara Wilkerson displayed her multi-tasking abilities by feeding the visting pot-bellied pig with one hand while raising her other hand to offer an answer to a question.
Campbellsburg Elementary School has earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA's) ENERGY STAR certification, which signifies that the building performs in the top 25 percent of similar facilities nationwide for energy efficiency and meets strict energy efficiency performance levels set by the EPA. With this most recent designation, all of Henry County's school buildings are now ENERGY STAR certified.
By Levi Berg
Henry County Extension Service
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Joe Durbin, left, speaks at the Louisville meeting of the Kentucky Hunger Task Force on Sept. 13 in Louisville. Next to Durbin is Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles. The task force is holding regional meetings to gather information about local solutions to hunger. Durbin is the director of Henry County Help Center, a food bank based in Eminence thet distributes food to families all over the county. (Kentucky Department of Agriculture photo)
By Cathy Toole
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Today, I found out that I owe the IRS money due to my previous job not taking enough taxes out. I am broke, unemployed, and was counting on a big refund so I could pay for my divorce. FML
by taxed / 02/02/2010 at 8:00am / United States (Texas) / Money
Today, I realized what all the women I've been with have in common: Craigslist. FML
by depr3ssed / 01/31/2010 at 12:42pm / United States (Texas) / Love
Today, my boyfriend of 6 months asked me to spend the night at his apartment for the first time. I had to poop really bad when I got there, so I used his only bathroom. He went after me, and came out a few seconds later, gagging. Apparently, I clogged his toilet. FML
by Becca / 01/31/2010 at 12:06am / United States (Texas) / Miscellaneous
Today, after having been a vegetarian for 8 years because I'm opposed to cruelty to animals, I lost a bet and had to eat a whole cheeseburger. I loved it. FML
by Anonymous / 01/29/2010 at 2:25am / United States (Texas) / Miscellaneous
Today, I went in to work and was handed a write-up for having lied about being sick in order to leave early yesterday. Apparently, a co-worker saw me leave the parking lot, then immediately pull into the shopping center next door. I was going to Walgreens for cold medicine. FML
by sixxie / 01/29/2010 at 12:10am / United States (Texas) / Health
Today, my headphones were broken, so I fixed them with super glue. Without thinking, I stuck them in my ear and listened to some music. When it came time to take them out, I couldn't. FML
by Lance / 01/28/2010 at 3:25pm / United States (Texas) / Miscellaneous
Today, my boyfriend's ex-wife facebooked me to inform me that they were still married and he was still sleeping with her. I've been living with him for the past month. FML
by LivingInSin / 01/27/2010 at 1:18am / United States (Texas) / Love
Today, I went to the grocery store, and I realized that all I bought was cat food and $30 worth of protein bars. Yes, I have become THAT single woman. FML
by Phoenix0614 / 01/25/2010 at 12:33am / United States (Texas) / Love
Today, I was on my first date with my crush. When I saw her, I greeted her with, "Hey, sweetheart." She's convinced I said, "Hey, retard." FML
by firstdate / 01/24/2010 at 2:32pm / United States (Texas) / Love
Today, I was at the store when I ran into an old friend from high school. He didn't recognize me at first, but when I told him who I was, he instantly shouted "Oh! Yeah! The fat chick from Mr. H's class!" FML
by unluckymiss / 01/24/2010 at 1:03am / United States (Texas) / Miscellaneous
Today, I got out of the hospital for the second time in a week. The first time was for a seizure that my cat induced by tripping me over. The second was to get stitches from the Doberman that had decided to take over my front yard while I was gone. Apparently I was intruding. FML
by estallidos / 01/23/2010 at 12:13am / United States (Texas) / Health
Today, my girlfriend broke up with me because she suspected me of cheating. She thought I was cheating because she caught me sneaking out in the middle of the night. I was sneaking out to plan my proposal to her. FML
by ponyboy / 01/22/2010 at 5:41pm / United States (Texas) / Love
Today, I discovered that my supervisor has been submitting completed projects to our manager on time for everyone on the team but me. She has been deliberately making it appear as though I am weeks behind on my projects, when in reality I am one of the first ones done every month. FML
by superscrewed / 01/20/2010 at 8:31am / United States (Texas) / Work
- Today, on the road in China, I committed a small offense. A cop saw me, stopped me and told me that… Today, during a family dinner with my grandparents, I showed them some pictures. One was a picture… Today, because I'm on my period, I asked my boyfriend to turn around so I could change my clothes.…


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Clay Matthews, Obama join CBS' Super Bowl coverage
CBS news anchor Scott Pelley will be interviewing President Barack Obama on Sunday as part of the networks' all-day coverage of Super Bowl XLVII.
The interview is scheduled to air at 3:30 p.m. CST. The kickoff for the game between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers is scheduled to begin about 5:35 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Mexican Fiesta honors culture and history
Celebrating Mexican culture means good food, tequila tastings, music and soccer. You'll find all of them, in generous portions, at Mexican Fiesta, which runs Friday through Sunday at Maier Festival Park.
Back for a return visit is the Tequila Pavilion, which also features the culture and history of Mexico. Tequila tastings will be held from 5 to 10 p.m. Friday and 2 to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday (separate admission required). »Read Full Article
Paxfest honors newborn whose life was cut short by cancer
Paxton Andrews' parents thought their newborn had a cold when they took him to the pediatrician. Sadly, it turned out that he had cancer. He died just shy of 5 months old.
His parents, John and Danna, who live in Bay View, decided to honor his memory last year with the inaugural Paxfest, which featured local bands including Fever Marlene and Maritime and food from Maxie's Southern Comfort and Blue's Egg. The event raised more than $15,000 for the Pablove Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to funding pediatric cancer research co-founded by Milwaukee native and Elektra Records president Jeff Castelaz, and named after his late son Pablo. »Read Full Article
Serbian Days celebrates food, culture for 3 days
It's the only festival where you can eat a palacinke and listen to Five Card Studs at the same time. And if you know that a palacinke is a Serbian pastry, you're already in.
Serbian Daysruns from 5 to 11 p.m. Friday, noon to 11 p.m. Saturday and noon to 10 p.m. Sunday on the St. Sava Cathedral grounds, 3201 S. 51st St. »Read Full Article(1)


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Jimmy Jazz, a multichannel retailer of urban apparel and footwear with 170 physical stores in the eastern U.S., has implemented NetSuite OMX to support its e-commerce storefront.
In an era where brick-and-mortar retailers face increasing challenges from the Internet and a still slow recovery, they must rely on their real estate staff — particularly those under the age of 40 — more than ever before. These professionals, who bridge the "tried-and-true" methods of their mentors and the technology-driven next generation, are creating the stores, the shopping centers, the streets of today and tomorrow.


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Welcome to Oz Plas!
Oz Plas Pty Ltd specialise in the design and manufacture of high quality food grade plastic packaging. Since our establishment, Oz Plas continues to supply to a portfolio of medium to large Food Manufacturing Companies.
Oz Plas' goal is to provide our clients with high quality plastic packaging products and service at a very competitive price. We aim to accomplish these goals by listening to customers needs and translating them into continuously improved products.


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For the second time in six days, Emily Santana netted five goals for the Springfield (Delco) girls' lacrosse team.
The stakes were much higher Tuesday afternoon when Santana powered the second-seeded host Cougars past No. 31 Avon Grove, 18-6, in a PIAA District 1 Class AAAA first-round game.
Santana added five assists and had 13 draw controls. Last Thursday, Santana scored five goals to help the Cougars close out their regular season with a 14-8 win over Upper Dublin.


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A 1753 edition of Gray's 'Elegy' (no.48) included an engraving, after Richard Bentley, which shows two people in a graveyard, seen through a ruined Gothic arch, studying a headstone epitaph. This soon became a model for other artists, including Gainsborough, to follow as they responded to the current taste for the solitary and melancholy. 'Night Thoughts' was very much a product of this taste. Young's display of unrestrained imagination vividly demonstrates how the Gothic revival shaped the Romantic sensibility of the later 1700s. The early careers of Romantic artists such as Blake, when he worked as an apprentice in Westminster Abbey in the 1770s, and Turner (no.41) found them among tombs.
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Histoire du kuduro The roots of Kuduro can be traced to the late 80's when producers in Luanda, Angola sta...
Histoire du kuduro The roots of Kuduro can be traced to the late 80's when producers in Luanda, Angola started mixing African percussion samples with simple Calypso and Soca beats to create a style of music then known as "Batida". European and American electronic music had begun appearing at the largest open-air market in all of Africa, Roque Santeiro market, which attracted Angolan musicians and inspired them to incorporate their own musical styles.[3] An Angolan MC, Sebem, began toasting over the this and is thus credited with starting the genre. [4] The name itself is a word with a specific meaning to location in the Kimbundu language, which is native to the northern portion of Angola. It has a double meaning in that it also translates to "hard ass" or "stiff bottom" in Portuguese, which is the official language of Angola. Kuduro is also a type of dance where, typically (like Ragga, some forms of hiphop, and other afro-based musics) the female dancer protrudes her bottom and swings it sensuously to the rhythm of the hard-hitting Kuduro beat. As for the males, they pop-lock, breakdance and also move sensual. The kuduro dancing is similar to Dancehall dancing of Jamaica. It is mostly influenced by Zouk, Soca, and Rara (Haitian music genre) music genres. It also combines Western house and techno with traditional Angolan Kilapanga and Semba music[5] As Vivian Host points out in her article, despite the common assumption that "world music" from non-Western countries holds no commonalities with Western modern music, Angolan kuduro does contain "elements in common with punk, deep tribal house, and even Daft Punk."[6]It is thus the case that cultural boundaries and limitations within the musical spectrum are constantly shifting and being redefined. And though Angolan Kuduro reflects an understanding and, further, an interpretation of Western musical forms, the world music category that it fits under tends to reject the idea of Western musical imperialism.[6] The larger idea here is that advancements in technology and communications and the thrust of music through an electronic medium have made transcending cultural and sonic musical structures possible. According to Blentwell Podcasts, Kuduro is a "mixture of House, Hip Hop, and Ragga elements,"[7] which illustrates how this is at once an Angolan-local and global music. Indeed, this "musical cross-pollination"[6], as Vivian Host calls it, represents a local appropriation of global musical forms, such that the blending of different musics creates the music of a "new world."


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Saturday, the women of the Iota Delta Sorority filled a portion of Las Flores Park in a sea of neon colors by hosting a 1980s themed volleyball fundraiser.
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Imagine being in a foreign country without knowing the language or the culture. This sense of alienation was the theme of the latest film in the Language and Cinema film series hosted by the department of modern languages.
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All students at the University of La Verne have an academic adviser whose job is to advise them on classes, yet some students are sidetracked by miscommunication and advice from friends.
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The Croatia Summit 2006, which pooled senior officials from the region in Dubrovnik, ended on Monday with the adoption of a joint declaration highlighting the strong commitment of Southeast European countries to membership of the European Union and NATO. Participants were agreed the time of wars and misunderstandings is history and political and economic cooperation the future of Europe's Southeast, without which EU enlargement will not be completed. The host, Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, President Stjepan Mesic, and Parliament Speaker Vladimir Seks underlined that Croatia's accession to the EU and NATO was a national priority. They said Croatia had made great progress in Euro-integration and that Zagreb was willing to help neighbouring countries which are at different degrees of association. Similar messages could be heard from the other participants, Albanian PM Sali Berisha, Montenegrin PM Milo Djukanovic, Romanian PM Calin Popescu Tariceanu, Bosnia and Herzegovina PM Adnan Terzic, Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, several foreign ministers and other senior officials. However, the leaders of the region's countries were also given warnings to the effect that the integration process envisages stronger engagement in the implementation of set conditions. Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly President Rene van der Linden said the countries in the region should be more decisive in reform implementation because EU membership was not automatic and was not the result of geographic position. I reiterate, carry out your tasks, and then you will receive our assistance, he said. Assistant US State Secretary Dan Fried commended Croatia for the reforms it carried out and pointed the finger at Serbia, saying it must decide whether it wanted a nationalist past or a European future. Speaking of Kosovo, Fried said there would be no division or separation of Kosovo, that it would not be annexed to anyone or monoethnic.
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The No. 9 Texas A&M football team dominated in a 59-29 victory over Missouri on Saturday. The win extended the Aggies' winning streak to five games, and gave the Ags their first 10-win season since 1998.
The win over Missouri also snaps a three-game losing streak for the Aggies. Texas A&M played Missouri for the third year in a row at Kyle Field. The Tigers had won the two previous games on the Aggies' home field.
With the win, the Aggies completed a surprising first season under first-year head coach Kevin Sumlin. This is a look at the winners and losers from the A&M versus Mizzou game.