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Politico's Michael Calderone solves the mystery of "Oh God"-Gate — that is, which MSNBC anchor's voice could be heard last night whispering, "Oh God" as Gov. Bobby Jindal walked toward the podium to deliver his much-criticized response to President Obama's address. The voice was Chris Matthews's. And Matthews explains that was "taken aback by that peculiar stagecraft…Was this some mimicking of a president walking along the state floor to the East Room?"
See and hear (but, listen closely!) the "Oh God" moment:Liz Cox Barrett is a freelance writer and graphic designer in Kalispell, Montana. She worked as a newspaper journalist in Denver and Kalispell for 20 years.

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BURLINGTON A former Vermont State Police sergeant who pleaded guilty to padding his time sheets has started to pay back the more than $200,000 he owes the state.
The state received a check for about $4,700 over the summer from Jim Deeghan, who is serving a two-year prison sentence.
Chittenden County States Attorney TJ Donovan told the Burlington Free Press the rest of the money will come from Deeghans state police pension over the next six years.
The 50-year-old Deeghan and his family still receive health and dental benefits.
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Janet Burroway's books look at son's suicide, women's changing roles
Writer of 'Losing Tim' now lives in Lake Geneva
Spring brings two new books from the hand of novelist and playwright Janet Burroway:"Losing Tim: A Memoir," her search for some understanding of her son's suicide, and "A Story Larger Than My Own: Women Writers Look Back on Their Lives and Careers," a thought-provoking anthology of essays from women born in the 1930s, '40s and early '50s.
Though disparate topics, the books have in common the idea that looking at the past helps us understand the present, and both benefit from Burroway's abiding curiosity, her sense of decency and literary sensibilities.
'Losing Tim: A Memoir'
When Burroway, who now lives in Lake Geneva, taught creative writing at Florida State University, she would tell her class, "the end of the story is the most important part. The last sentence echoes backward through the rest."
Such advice came back to her in an unexpected and tragic way. Burroway's oldest son, Timothy Eysselinck, a U.S. Army captain, Ranger and paratrooper, a specialist in mine removal, husband and father of two children, sat at his dining room table and shot himself.
His action remains shocking, but Burroway has never shied away from the truth of his death as painful and incomprehensible as it is. She began to write Tim's story as a way of working through her grief, starting from the end and winding her way back, searching and re-searching for "some minimally satisfying sense of why it must end this way."
"You cast back over the scenes to understand how the parts fit together, how character and chance and history converged, what clues you missed, how differently this or that scene looks in the light of what happened after," she writes.
Without sentimentality or recriminations, Burroway describes candidly her relationship with her son who was "hard to know." His commitment to military values, opposing political views and many of his "enthusiasms — like guns" were alien to her, but her love for him is incontrovertible. She describes a "mother-son dance of discomfort, denial, acceptance, effort, defensiveness, rupture, affection, politesse."
She writes of Tim's childhood fascination with the "paraphernalia of war," and how, as an adult, his attraction to risk conflicted with his need for family. He had a strong moral sense and idealistic patriotism that led him to "three years in ROTC, four in the Army, and "eight in the Reserve during which he volunteered for every available deployment: Germany, Bosnia, the Republic of Congo, Angola, Namibia," where his job was to coordinate a mine removal project.
When the Army contracted out his job to a private company, Tim signed up to teach demining to Iraqis. Then everything he believed in began to unravel.
This powerful book, though personal, frames broader issues: the alarming rate of suicides among veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars and the role of a "shadow army" of contractors hired to do jobs the military used to do. While there's been widespread media coverage of suicides among veterans, there is little information about private soldiers, who upon return often face the additional emotional burden of a stigma attached to private contractors.
Hired to do humanitarian work, Tim came home disillusioned by what he saw as corruption and a careless regard for safety, writes Burroway. The boy, who as a teenager said he loved his country "right or wrong," returned from the war "ashamed to be an American."
In his foreword, Jonathan Shay, a clinical psychiatrist who treats combat trauma, writes of "special operation troops from the current theaters of war," who return home without military associations or "clear cut VA eligibility for health care and disability pension benefits."
"Who will offer social support and mental health services to contractor veterans?" he asks.
"Get me some help," were among Tim's last words. Was it a "plea or accusation?" asks Burroway. The question continues to haunt.
'A Story Larger Than My Own'
It took several years for Burroway to finish "Losing Tim," years of reflection and exploration and ones marked by another tragedy. Her stepdaughter was killed in an accident, bringing another layer of grieving into the lives of the writer and her husband, Peter Ruppert.
Perhaps Burroway found some relief in activity, for it also was a remarkable period of creative output. She finished her eighth novel "Bridge of Sand," staged her play "Medea With Child," with colleagues revised the ninth edition of "Writing Fiction: A Guide to Narrative Craft," revised the fourth edition of "Imaginative Writing" and completed this anthology.
The lineup of authors includes Margaret Atwood,Julia Alvarez,Rosellen Brown,Judith Ortiz Cofer,Gail Godwin,Erica Jong,Honor Moore,Alicia Ostriker and Hilma Wolitzer.
These writers arrived at a time when women's roles at home and work were changing. Their history gives the collection context while texture comes from the diversity of the experiences of each coming into her own voice. Burroway posits these questions: "What lasts? What changes, what matters?"
"You want to be taken seriously; that doesn't change," Godwin writes in "Working on the Ending." "What has changed for me is the degree of compromise I'm willing to inflict on my work in order to see it in print."
Alvarez writes in "The Older Writer in the Underworld" of her changing role as an "elder statesman writer" to nurture those coming up, but she still has that intense drive to write. Like Demeter, bereft without her daughter, she writes, "I am bereft without writing, afraid to let go even for a short spell."
Brown, the author of five novels, writes in "Parsing Ambition" of the "sweet and bitter cup called writerly ambition, and no matter how, at its best, it should quench our thirst, it will not satisfy us." Ambition lasts, but it's more "reflexive." "Now it's not a tallying of what I've done but what I have left. And the sum I arrive at seems to change every day. ... Better than stasis, I tell myself, and sit down and get on with it."
Atwood offers timeless advice to writers in "On Craft." In "Breaking the Final Taboo," Jong wonders if she has the nerve to "break the taboo of old and make poetry of it." And Ostriker, charges forth with an impulse to "defy age, loss and death" in "Splitting Open: Some Poems on Aging."
This collected wisdom offers sound advice for writers and encapsulates what it means to grow old with grace, energy and purpose.
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The last letter from prison – Dear wife, I will be freed in two days. Please prepare my funeral".
The mini fiction was posted on Twitter on May 30 by @erwan0909, a member of the @fiksimini community. Another member, @Indiejeans, posted mini fi ction on the same day: "Getting Lost in a Queue — I thought it was heaven. A few steps away from the worship house I saw an old woman, dead from hunger."
Mini fiction such as those two entries can be found on the Twitter account, @fi ksimini, or http://wordpress.fi ksimini.com. The Fiksimini community was initiated by three Indonesian writers, Clara Ng, Agus Noor and Eka Kurniawan, to accommodate people's creativity through mini fiction.
The account now has more than 70,000 followers who regularly post their mini fi ction on the micro-blogging site every day.
"It was initially a medium for us [Clara, Agus and Eko] to evaluate our work and critique each other, but then it developed into a community both online and offline," Clara said after a discussion held by Wikimu.com recently.
She explained that Fiksimini was created on Facebook before it moved to Twitter, "but the response it received on Facebook was not as widespread as on Twitter".
She said Twitter might be just the right medium, where the audience can really connect with the mini fiction. "Mini fi ction on Twitter is a phenomenon that suits the times and development of technology, and thanks to that we can easily spread a fondness for literature".
Considering the reading habits of Indonesian people, she thought attracting people to literature through mini fiction on Twitter was a good start.
"We've started grooming writers from it. Regardless of the quality, at least people have taken an interest in reading or creating their own mini fi ction," said Clara. She added that the most important thing in writing mini fiction was how the writer could deliver his or her idea in 140 characters or less, the results of which could spark the imagination of the readers.
It was quite a success, considering the number of followers and participants the movement has garnered. "Some of them have even published books already".
Oddie, 32, joined the Fiksimini community around a year ago and said participating in Fiksimini fueled his spirit to orphan.
"Me and some friends even published a book titled Cemburu Itu Peluru (Jealousy is a Bullet) in March this year."
He said he did not set any certain goals in joining the community, but it was their fondness for literature that united them. "We hope our activities can bring literature closer to the people."
Another member, Diki Umbara, 35, a lecturer and a blogger, said Fiksimini encouraged people and their Twitter followers to write short fiction.
"To be able to write, we have to have many references by reading, right? So, Fiksimini indirectly contributes to growing people's interest in reading."
Politician-cum-literature-lover Pramono Anung agreed that it was about time Indonesia groomed new writers through whatever means possible.
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DALHART - Eugene "Gene" Dugger, 89, died Saturday, Feb. 1, 2003.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in First Christian Church with Barry Walker, minister of First Christian Church in Dalhart, officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery by Horizon Funeral Home.
Mr. Dugger was born Dec. 22, 1913, in Amistad, N.M., to Steve and Myrtle Bell (Redman) Dugger. His family moved to Clayton, N.M., before moving to Dalhart in 1916.
Raised in Dalhart, Gene graduated from Dalhart High School and worked as a cowboy for many years before becoming a conductor for the Rock Island Railroad.
He married Bobbie Jean Isabell on Nov. 26, 1941. She died Jan. 26, 1980.
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Gene retired from the Rock Island Railroad, was an Elk (B.P.O.E.) and an active member of First Christian Church.
He was preceded in death by his wives; his parents; a son, Jimmie Dugger; a brother, Guy Dugger and two sisters, Vera Wilson and Jewel Neeley.
Survivors include two sisters, Ila Boydstun of Freeland, Wash., and Louise Miller of Prospect Heights, Ill.; a brother, Leland Dugger of Roswell, N.M.; a granddaughter, Dyanne Pritchett of Littleton, Colo.; a grandson, Jeffery Dugger of Evergreen, Colo.; four great-grandchildren and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
The family requests memorials be to First Christian Church, 602 Denver Ave., Dalhart.
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ISSUES BEYOND PALO ALTODemo Day for summer cohort at East Palo Alto's first accelerator on Aug 7!
Y Combinator, Seedcamp, Startupbootcamp, and now StreetCode Accelerator in East Palo Alto. Yup, it's finally happening: East...Original post made by Michael on Aug. 1, 2015
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About 25 East Palo Alto streets will have improved safety after the East Palo Alto City Council voted to approve a new LED...Original post made on Jul. 30, 2015
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SCHOOLS & KIDSDr Rowen, viruses and ozone therapy v vaccines
Yes, ozone therapy is very effective against viruses and bacteria, such as measles, even ebola. Here is one of many interviews...Original post made by Mom on Aug. 1, 2015
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PALO ALTO ISSUESWhy is Ground Water Pumping Still Allowed in Palo Alto?
Last night I was walking my dog and saw a new house being built in the 2100 block of Cowper in OId Palo Alto. The site was...Original post made by Bill Glazier on Apr. 9, 2015
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This review is from: ENERMAX Ostrog GT ECA3280A-BL Black / Blue Steel / Plastic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case
Pros: this is about my 20th build. This case is outstanding.
Well engineered and solid construction.
Cons: Not really a con but rather more of a suggestion.
I had to install the fans for my liquid cooling on the top of the case. The case is designed to accommodate this with one exception.
I had to cut a hole in the top in order to route the fan cables.
Other Thoughts: the service from Enermax is world class.
the front headphone jack broke the day I completed installation.
I phoned Enermax and expected a long hold and a typical run around. To my surprise, I got right through and was immediately transferred to the correct person to handle the problem.
He sent me a replacement part (overnight).
Enermax...........you have my vote as case manufacturer of the year. And you have gained a very loyal customer who will encourage others to use your products.
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Pros: Bought this for a new computer build. My old C900 is now back on my old computer as back-up.
Excellent quality, Logitech did a good job of including a camera mount on this model. It took me 2 hours to make a mount for my c900. Software and drivers for the c920 are far more stable in WIN7 64 bit than for the C900.
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Pros: I purchased 5 of these. 3, 6 ft, 1, 10 ft and 1, 15 ft. all appear to be good solid construction with the exception of the cable ends. in my opinion the plastic strain relief should shroud the entire connector.
Cons: since buying these and doing a lot of post purchase research, I have come to the conclusion that using an extension cable with 3.0 pretty much negates 3.0 and sets it back to 2.0 or even 1.1 speeds.
My western digital passport is slower than dirt on the 6 ft cable I connected it to.
I see now that others have complained about this. WEB cam quality is severely degraded connected to the 15 ft one.
I don't believe this is necessarily the fault of this brand cable, but rather usb 3.0 in general.


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By Cameron Joseph - 07/08/13 10:56 PM EDT
"I remain excited about the future and the challenges ahead, but the time has come to pass on the mantle of leadership. Today I am announcing I will not seek reelection as governor of Texas," Perry said at a Monday afternoon press conference in San Antonio.
The longtime Texas governor and failed 2012 presidential candidate said "any future considerations I will announce in due time, and I will arrive at that decision appropriately, but my focus will remain on Texas."


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2013 American Country Awards Nominees Announced
The 2013 American Country Awards nominees (aka the ACAs) have been announced, and it's Taylor Swift who is leading the charge and reigning supreme with a whopping eight nominations this year.
The 2013 American Country Awards nominees (aka the ACAs) have been announced, and it's Taylor Swift who is leading the charge and reigning supreme with a whopping eight nominations this year.
It was a Sunday evening on the 27th of October and all through the land, there was a hype about this good ole band. Not one in the whole wide world, would miss an opportunity to "Kiss A Girl." Good enough? Ok.
Keith Urban gets a birthday surprise during the middle of his show last night in Bossier City. You can catch Keith and the "Light the Fuse" tour Sunday night at the Cajundome.
Keith Urban is bringing his "Light The Fuse" tour to the Cajundome next Sunday, October 27th along with guests Little Big Town and Dustin Lynch.
The first round of performers for the 47th annual CMA Awards have been announced for the show Nov 6th live from Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.
It's a surprising, yet very intriguing combination. Country crooner Trace Adkins and NASCAR driver Danica Patrick are teaming up to host the fourth annual American Country Awards on Fox.
Keith Urban's Sept. 12 performance in Cleveland, Ohio was canceled due to a line of thunderstorms that grounded airplanes across the northeast on Thursday afternoon. The singer sent out a message to fans explaining that he was stuck in a New York City airport.
George Strait fans here in Louisiana got some AMAZING news as George Straight announced that he would be kicking off his "The Cowboy Rides Away Tour 2014" in Bossier City AND will be Playing Bayou Country Superfest! If you missed it, below is the audio from the press conference.
Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood are back! The big announcement was made Monday night (Aug. 12) during the pre-taped CMA Music Festival broadcast on ABC. The pair will return to host the 2013 CMA Awards in Nashville this November. It's their sixth time co-hosting the ceremony.
Acadiana's own Hunter Hayes will appear on the ABC special 'CMA Music Fest - Country's Night to Rock ' Monday night at 7:00 pm.


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Prouvé RAW is a collection of newly interpreted furniture classics from French designer and artisan Jean Prouvé. The designs of Jean Prouvé have been a source of inspiration for the creative team at G-Star for quite some time. This appreciation of and fascination with the artist was the starting point for Prouvé RAW in collaboration with Vitra. Thanks to the cooperation of G-Star, the Prouvé family and Vitra, Prouvé's most famous designs have been re-issued with a contemporary flair, while some of his lesser-known designs have been rediscovered.
Jean Prouvé by G-Star Raw, June 15th – July 31st, daily 12 – 2:00 pm, at the Fire Station by Zaha Hadid on the Vitra Campus in Weil
Container is a modular sideboard system. As if a regular sideboard had been split into different elements, different "containers". It is really a research on deconstruction and reconstruction. As if a "standard" sideboard with its different storage functionalities had been split into various elements just to be reconstructed in a different, uneven manner. A research on the architecture of a piece in order to bring forward its construction logic. In a way, a "landing dock", the base, and a few "containers" that can be set one on top of the other… hence its name.
Container Sideboard, by Alain Gilles, for Casamania
Pod Pod is an environmental alternative to large upholstered furniture. Most upholstery is difficult to recycle as it's a fixed combination of timber, glue, foam and textile. Pod tackles this by replacing the large upholstery with moulded felt created from recycled PET bottles. In addition the entire design is knock down with the shells stacking for minimum carbon footprint in transportation and storage.
The chair's ergonomics allow the user to work comfortably whilst feeling relaxed and separated from the hustle and bustle of daily life. It creates a room-in-room experience with the perimeter of the chair around the user's head. The shell of the chair is the largest form ever produced utilising pressed PET felt technology. This felt allows a distinctive aesthetic as well as offering sound-dampening properties to increase the sensation of privacy with acoustic performance.
Pod, by Benjamin Hubert, for de vorm
Reading a book, watching a movie or listening to music is increasingly enjoyed today through the use of a handheld tablet. We noticed that there is nothing specifically designed for this; the users are forced to adapt themselves to existing furniture typologies designed for non-contemporary uses.
The LL2 Lounger addresses those needs in a way that is subtly incorporated into the design; from the integrated footrest, to raise the knees on which the tablet is often propped; to the curve of the lounger against the users' arms, as the elbows must be supported when holding the tablet. Though the stitching and detail design is inspired by automotive upholstery, (the Lamborghini Miura's seats were one of the references), the piece sits comfortably in any interior environment. Rechargeable Bluetooth speakers are concealed in the adjustable headrest and are pared with the tablet, thus music and movies can be enjoyed in effortless high fidelity.
LL2 Lounger, by Bonetti/Kozerski Studio
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"There I was, glass in hand, hunting after stray ideas when simple solutions with subtle inventive details based on the theme of the bar came into my head."
- Alfredo Häberli
Includes 2 trays plus an optional 3rd one in Inox stainless steel. Chromed steel structure. Trays in thermally-formed plastic. Available in white or black.
Happy Hour Service Table, Bar Trolley, by Alfredo Häberli, for BD Barcelona Design
UP's is a totally new modular block-system which integrates the open space between the attached boxes for the scheme: UP's can generate endless modular sideboard landscapes or shelves always including the "free" space between the box-elements. These box-elements are offered in various types like: standard open box, box with sliding doors or boxes with folding wings. All these front-options can be later attached to the basic steel box-element. The visual "architecture" of the UP's system is a rhythm of closed volumes with the airy gaps inbetween.
UP's, by Studio Aisslinger, for RS Barcelona
The Nub collection, designed by Patricia Urquiola and composed of an attractive line of sofas and chairs with natural wood structures that offer multiple color combinations for their structures and upholstery. Nub is the result of a sophisticated cabinet-making process, updated with great care in a contemporary manner. The project's essential element is not so much the cylindrical bars, but rather the pleasant widening of the bars in the backrest at the height of the lumbar region, an alternating rhythm that grants recognition to the project, offering materiality and a three-dimensional quality to the chair.
Nub Collection, by Patricia Urquiola, for Andreu World
The Lectori Salutem Desk is imbued with a symbolic value as it conveys the intimacies of Verhoeven's own personal life. While ostensibly a desk, produced through a combination of highly-skilled craftsmanship and carefully-programmed technical processes, the personal mark of the maker is strongly evident within the work as two silhouette portraits of the artist's design collaborators, Joep Verhoeven and Judith de Graauw, are subtly shaped into its undulating surfaces. Thus, the piece combines design functionality with an artistic rhetoric that subliminally communicates the importance of Verhoeven's immediate creative circle. Constructed using highly-polished steel, the traditional industrialism of this material is inverted to produce an elegant and seemingly lightweight object. Through a delicate distribution of weight, the piece combines streamline curves and flowing contours to create a physical equilibrium and an illusionistic sense of movement and speed.
LS Desk, by Jeroen Verhoeven, Demakersvan
Exhibition: The Curious Image, at Blain Southern Gallery, London, May 12 – July 16
With a structure in untreated ash and tabletop in aluminium or powder coated black, German designer Matthias Ferwagner has created Minimato, a self assembled side table.
"To express it minimalistly: 5 bars, 1 table top, Assemble, Minimato."
- Matthias Ferwagner
Minimato Table by Matthias Ferwagner for Moormann
A yearning to break free from conventional types of seat design was foremost in the development of Waver. The chair accordingly embraces in a new aesthetic the materials and design principles used in outdoor sports and, using a simple technical design, offers a degree of comfort most commonly associated with traditional upholstered furniture. Vibrant fabric colours and prominent connecting and functional elements give Waver an eye-catching look and the use of weatherproof materials also allow it to be used in the garden or on the terrace.
The idea behind Waver was to deliberately use no conventional armchair typology. Outdoor sports such as windsurfing and paragliding provided inspiration — the commonalities with the lightweight yet high-performance equipment used in such sports are abundantly evident in Waver.
Waver offers a high level of sitting comfort combined with a simple technical construction. Like a paraglider in a trapeze, the user floats in a fabric-spanned seat, which is suspended inside the tubular steel frame by two belts and hung over the top.
Waver, by Konstantin Grcic, for Vitra


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Reds open NCAA season with win over BT
The Denis Morris Reds senior football team, shown in this file shot from last season, opened the Niagara Catholic Athletic Associatin with a 15-0 win over the Blessed Trinity Thunder.
The Denis Morris Reds senior football team picked up right where it left off from last year.
After giving the A.N. Myer Marauders all they could handle in the championship game of last season's Niagara Region High School Athletic Association Division 1 final, the St. Catharines high school opened the Niagara Catholic Athletic Association season Thursday at Kiwanis Field with a 15-0 win over the visiting Blessed Trinity Thunder.
Owen Wallace scored on a 45-yard punt return in the first half, and Austin Pilato added an 18-yard rushing major in the fourth quarter for the Reds. The Denis Morris defence sealed the deal in the fourth quarter with interceptions by Cam Calder and Mike Domanico and a sack and a fumble recovery by Latrell Harris.
"There is a lot of room for improvement," Reds coach Rob Battista said. "We did enough to win, but we have a lot of bugs to work out. We have to find backups."
Denis Morris didn't have a pre-season scrimmage this year, and it showed Thursday.
"We have to work on tempo and the little things that we have to keep repping to get better," Battista said.
The Reds lost a few key players from last year's squad but many others returned.
"We're really strong in the skilled positions, but we are lacking on the line," he said.
Lacking lineman is a familiar refrain for many senior teams in Niagara.
"I don't know," Battista said. "Maybe mothers aren't feeding them enough."
The Thunder were playing their second game of the year, after losing 55-0 to powerful Cardinal Newman in pre-season play.
"It was a big change and we looked a lot more composed today, although the result isn't what I wanted it to be," Blessed Trinity head coach Mark Antonelli said.
"But I am proud of the game they played, and this is a game of attrition. In the long run, we will be able to peak at the right time."
Antonelli fully expected to stay close all game with last year's finalists.
"We are a different team," he said. "We had a junior team that won a championship last year and we have a good football team. We just have to believe it."
Every graduate from the junior team saw playing time Thursday.
Antonelli believes he has a squad that will never quit.
"You saw that in the fourth quarter today," he said. "They take hits and they will deliver hits to the bitter end. That's what I love about this bunch."


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Man accused of 'body slam' in domestic assault
BARRE — A Granite City man is facing a charge of strangling a woman and slamming her to the ground.
Devin W. Lynch, 24, pleaded not guilty to felony aggravated domestic assault in Washington County criminal court Monday. If convicted, he faces a maximum of 15 years in prison and a $25,000 fine.
According to the police affidavit, Lynch got upset with the woman Wednesday, grabbed her by the throat and "body slammed" her to the ground, sending her to the hospital.
The woman told police Lynch grabbed her throat so hard that she could not breathe and also had injuries to her right leg and foot. She said Lynch had strangled her in the past to the point where she was in fear for her life.
A police officer said he saw bruises on her right thigh and foot, which the woman said were from the altercation. Police said Lynch had fled from the scene before their arrival.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER Goalie Emily Bashara stopped 44 shots but the Green Knights still had a field day... Full StoryTHETFORD Alex McVeigh scored twice for the Panthers during Tuesdays runaway victory. Full StoryLYNDON The Marauders entered Wednesdays match with a clear game plan and executed it well... Full Story
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The Role of ICT4E Policy in Education Transformation: A Workshop for Policy Decision Makers (27-29 April 2011)
This three-day workshop in Montevideo is organized by UNESCO and the Inter-American Development Bank in partnership with the Korea Education and Research Information System (KERIS) and the Centro CEIBAL and the Government of Uruguay.
It is geared towards awareness-raising and knowledge exchange on the role of ICT Policies in Education Transformation. It will be focusing on the comparative analysis of the policy experiences of 5 countries, namely Jordan, Namibia, Rwanda, Singapore and Uruguay, and will allow room for interaction and exchanges among participants. Representatives from more than 20 countries have confirmed attendance.
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I expect the Jets to win a championship. I expect Sanchez to embody the great Mexican-American hope, as he leads the Jets past whatever NFC team is favored above the unproven New York Jets, and claims Super Bowl MVP award. I expect any drug-cartel blaming, swine-flu fearing fan to reconsider the recent cultural prejudice against Latin American culture, and reconsider their notion of nationalism in the hope of a greater global identity. Any New York fan expects a championship from whatever team they happen to be rooting for. These expectations are the same expectations all New York fans have for every sports season. The Jets haven't won a championship for forty-one years and it's beginning to wear on the fan base. Without the 26 championships of the Yankees or the 2008 Super Bowl victory of the New York football Giants, the Jets struggle to find an identity in New York as they lack the historical authority of the Yankees and find themselves playing in Giants Stadium. I think the way that the New York Jets decide to go about their work in camp, and during the season will define whether my expectations of a Super Bowl are reachable or not. The may need to reject the me-first mentality of past players such as the Me-shawn Johnson of the late 1990s and Laver-me-ous Coles before, during, and after his trip to the Redskins that has prevented any team continuity and has destroyed the teams notion of a locker room. If the Jets players can stop spending their time worrying about being compensated for their relative mediocrity, and instead, embrace the notion of victory and how it ultimately brings about the wealth they are looking for, the Jets can win a Super Bowl. Keyshawn is behind the desk now, and Laverneous is in Cincinnati Bungles purgatory. Does that mean the Jets can get to work now and bring a championship home to the starving Namath-enamored fan base? Only the 2009-2010 New York Jets can test the expectations.
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This project involves creating an electronic questionnaire that would be programmed to automatically fill an abobe acrobat file. As an example, the questionnaire would ask questions like "What is Your Name?" It would also have a form field for a user to type in a response. The user's response should then populate a pdf form that was created in Acrobat with the information that was collected through the questionnaire. If the questionnaire could ask one question at a time, or be accessible through the internet that would be ideal.
I can supply a list of approximately 70 questions, whose responses could be submitted through a drop down box, text box, or radio button, and an adobe file that has all the fields already in it that would need to be populated from the responses to the questionnaire.
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Vote for your favorite green volunteers and leaders in North Texas. The top three finalists will be judged by a panel. Winners will be announced at the Green Source DFW Sustainable Leadership Awards on Nov. 3 at the Dallas Arboretum.
September 6, 2016
Green Source DFW Sustainable Leadership Awards - Voting
September 8, 2016
Dallas Arboretum: Cool Thursdays Concert Series - Dallas
All concerts are held on the Martin Rutchik Concert Stage & Lawn. Gates open at 6 p.m. Concerts are 7:30-9:30 p.m. for Spring/Summer concerts and from 7 - 9 p.m. for Fall concerts. Garden closes at the conclusion of each concert.
In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside to Rosine Hall. Due to limited space, inside seating is based on a first come, first served basis. Guests are encouraged to arrive early, bring low-to-the-ground chairs and blankets as no seating is provided. A determination of weather-altered plans will be made by 3 p.m. on the day of the concert. Check our homepage or ourFacebook page for updates the day of the concert.
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September 9, 2016
Perot Museum: Giant Gems of the Smithsonian - Dallas
Never before seen together, approximately two dozen magnificent, Texas-sized gems from the Smithsonian's world-renowned National Gem Collection will be on display in the Lyda Hill Gems and Minerals Hall on Level 3. The mineral masterpieces, many weighing over 1,000-plus carats, include an "American Golden" topaz that tips the scales at almost 23,000 carats (more than 10 pounds), a blue topaz "football" of nearly 7,000 carats, kunzite Tiffany necklace, a Mogul emerald diamond necklace and more. This temporary installation will mark the first time such a large collection of Smithsonian gems, some of which have never been displayed in any museum, will be on exhibit outside the famed Washington museum complex. Giant Gems of the Smithsonian is free with Museum general admission.
September 10, 2016
Botanical Research Institute of Texas: 'The Nature of Things - Daphne Prairie' - Fort Worth
Texas artist Deborah Paris' exciting new exhibit of paintings and drawings, The Nature of Things: Daphne Prairie, will give the Fort Worth public a rare opportunity to see depictions of the untouched and historic Daphne Prairie located in east Texas. An opening reception with live music, hors d'oeuvres and libations will be held on Fall Gallery Night, Sept. 10, from 4-9pm. A gallery talk by the artist will take place Sept.10 at 6 p.m.
September 29, 2016
City of Dallas: Urban Bicycling - Dallas
Are you interested in getting around Dallas on a bike but aren't sure where to start? Do you want to confidently find the best routes and ride with traffic? Get the knowledge you need to take to the streets!
Come to the downtown library for a fast-paced presentation and discussion on urban biking. No bicycle or experience is required.
• the rules of the road and the rights of people on bicycles
• situational awareness and reacting to common situations
• basic principles of bicycling in traffic
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Arlington Organic Garden Club: Garden Design Field Trip - Arlington
Ann Knudsen - Organic Native Plant Designer. Info: Bob Ressl at email@example.com
September 30, 2016
Texas Outdoor Education Association: Fall Workshop
Half-Price Books: Clearance Sale - Dallas
More than 100,000 square feet of books, music, movies and more and everything is $2 or less. Restocking daily. Free parking and admission. The first 100 customers each day will receive a free HPB tote bag!*
Hours are Friday and Saturday, Sept. 30 & Oct. 1 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 2 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Accepted Tender: Cash, Check, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover. No coupons, promotions or HPB Gift Cards accepted. All sales are final.
October 1, 2016
City of Coppell: Sustainable Home & Garden Tour - Coppell
An evolution of the annual Smartscape Tour of Coppell, the Sustainable Home and Garden Tour will expand to include features such as solar, rain water catchments, compost methods and backyard habitats in addition to Smartscape design. The idea of this self-guided yard tour is to provide people the opportunity to talk to homeowners about the real impact of investing in features that can be both beneficial to the environment and cost saving. Tour goers will be able to attend all five stops or pick and choose locations that are most relevant to their interests. People who visit all stops however, will have the opportunity to complete a scavenger hunt that will qualify them to win a rain barrel or compost bin from the city of Coppell.
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Denton County Master Gardener Association: Fall Garden Festival - Flower Mound
Learn more about gardening and cooking healthy. Vendors, artsians, children's activities, silent auction. educational presentations. Free.
North Texas Renewable Energy Group: DFW Solar Tour
Tour residential and commerical sites with solar installations and other sustainable features. Talk to homeowners and solar experts. Map of homes on website. Free.
Plano International Festival - Plano (A Zero Waste Event!)
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FREE flu shots, health screenings, fitness demos and more! 10am to 1pm
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Children's educational activities ~ International fashion show
Ethnic food court ~ And much more!
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• Multicultural Art Exhibit with Gendercide Awareness Display
• International Family Film Screening at the Court Yard Theater at 2:30 pm presented by Indie Meme
• Reading and Robotics by Plano Public Library System
• STEM Activities and programs by UT Dallas Science and Engineering Education Center and Sci-Tech Discovery Center
• Cricket Demos with Youth Cricket Scholarship
October 3, 2016
Oliver Nature Park: Bird Watching Hike - Mansfield
October 5, 2016
Arlington Conservation Council: Monthly Meeting - Arlington
Environmental educational presentation each month. Check website for topic.
October 6, 2016
Downwinders at Risk: Meet the Drones Mixer - Fort Worth
See a fleet of local air monitoring drone and watch one take flight in a demonstration of the new technology Downwinders is using to assemble our North Texas CLEAN Air Force. Meet some of our academic partners helping to build a new DFW grassroots air quality network.
Tickets include a drink and food. $35-$500.


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The remarkable contributions of arteriography to clinical practice and research in recent years make a survey of the field timely, and it was with great enthusiasm that I approach this new book. With sadness, it must be reported, I was soon disappointed. Things began well enough with a survey of the history of intravascular catheterization. But problems started with the next chapter dealing with the anatomy and physiology of the arterial system. Here, the reader's confidence was shaken by the statement that pulmonary arterial pressure was normally 80/20 mm Hg. (!) In any laboratory, the upper limit of normal for systolic pulmonary artery pressure is well below half this value of 80. The next real jolt came with the description of routine premedication before arterial catheterization in an adult. The recommended recipe is said to "usually suffice": oxymorphone hydrochloride (Numorphan), 1.5 mg; promethazine hydrochloride (Phenergan), 50 mg; and secobarbital (Seconal), 300
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I know whenever I upgrade an important piece of software one of the first things I do is do a quick scan of the menus, toolbars, and panels to see what new toys are there for me to play with. And of course you can always go to your workspace and choose New in CS6 and then anything highlighted in special colors you can explore. But if the tiniest little tweak was made to something here, then it gets colored, and so it's a little difficult for me to spend all day trying to figure out what's new with each one of these.
So I like to include a movie that just shows you, to me, what are the major new tools and new panels in the program. And of course I'll be talking about all of these in detail in other movies in this title. But for a quick tour, let's start over here on the left, at the toolbar. These first three tools, actually first four tools, are still the same. If you have skipped from an earlier version of InDesign, you should know that we have a Page tool that lets you change the size of pages, and we have a Gap tool that lets you manipulate gaps in between objects.
But what is new in CS6 is this tool right here called the Content Collector tool, whose shortcut is B. And if I click it once, I get this other thing called the Conveyor. And I'll be talking about the Conveyor toolset in a chapter in this video. That is actually the only new tool, is right here, the Content Collector tool, in the toolbar. Now, if you create a new document--I'll go to File > New > Document--you'll see that a subtle change right here, it's no longer called Master Text Frame. It's called Primary Text Frame. And there is an important difference.
Your master pages will still act the same as before from your current documents, but when you create new documents with the Primary Text Frame, they have special new abilities, which I devote a movie to later. And then we have in Intent. We still have Print of course. Yay! And we have Web as before, but we have a new one called Digital Publishing, and let me show you the difference. If I say I'm going to create a new document for the web, then the page sizes appear in pixels, and if I clicked OK, the swatches would be in RGB, and so on.
If I choose Intent > Digital Publishing, everything is still in pixels, but look at the Page Size, which I thought was interesting. They have the size for iPhones, iPads, Androids, and so on. I don't know if that's the right path to follow to design for certain pixel sizes, but that's what they decided to do. You may be wondering, well, why is Letter and A4 in here? Actually, Letter and A4 is in there for Web as well. Apparently that has to be there. Something has to be in those categories, according to their underlying programming.
But let's go back to Print. I'll just go ahead and create a new document. Let's get off of the Content tool. For the most part, you are not going to find any huge differences in menu items, but I will call your attention to the Layout menu, because we have two new very powerful new features called Alternate Layouts and Liquid Layouts, and I'll be talking about these two features in depth in upcoming videos. What is missing here is Layout Adjustment, and you can get to Layout Adjustment in a couple of different ways.
One of them is from the Margins and Columns dialog box. You can turn on Enable Layout Adjustment. And when I talk about Alternate Layouts and Liquid Layouts, I'll be showing you another way that you could get to it, along with the settings for Layout Adjustment in the Pages panel. Now, Liquid Layout also has a panel devoted to itself. So if you go to the Window menu and go down to Interactive, you'll see Liquid Layout, which is kind of interesting to me, because you can use Liquid Layouts for more than just interactive things.
Think of it like Layout Adjustment on steroids. So if you're ever changing the page size for any document, you might want to use Liquid Layouts. And as I said, we'll be talking about that in more detail, but for now, just known that if you can't find the panel, look under Interactive. Under the Object menu, we have this very interesting new command called Insert HTML, and I have a video on it. But if you select it, you'll see that you can actually insert HTML and it will render right here in the document. I am going to cancel out of there.
In Object > Text Frame Options--let me quickly drag out a text frame and go to Text Frame Options. Now, this is not new. Obviously this has been around forever. But look over here. Next to Baseline Options we have another panel called Auto-Size, because now you can set your text frames to automatically change their size as you add or remove text. That's very cool! And yes, I'll be covering that in a video on new text abilities later on in this title. Let's take another trip back to the Object menu. And down here in the Interactive flyout menu--oh, look at these.
They are dim now because I don't have the right tool selected. But you can design your forms in InDesign, including the fields themselves. So you can create your check boxes, your list boxes, your signature fields, text fields. This is really cool. And I have a chapter devoted to showing you how to use these new tools as well, in InDesign. So that's under Object > Interactive, all of the forms-building buttons. In the View menu, if you come down here under Extras, you'll see the ability to hide the Conveyor, and that was that weird panel that opened up when you choose any of the Content Collector tools.
This is called the Conveyor. So you can actually close it, or you can always have it hidden, and that's what that command is for. And I'll be talking about that, again, in an upcoming video. One other new feature that I talked about in a previous video, up here under Extras, is called the Link Badge, and that's the little tiny link that appears on any placed image. And that's a shortcut for you to jump to the Links panel entry for that object. And you can choose to hide the Link Badge, like I know a lot of people choose to hide the Content Grabber or hide the Live Corners, or all of those other cool little adornments that can adorn frame edges.
Finally, you'll see a couple of new panels and new commands in the File menu if you have installed the optional DPS, or Digital Publishing Suite, tools. If I go to the Window menu, you'll see that I have Folio Builder and Folio Overlays. And if I switch to the workspace which everybody will have called Digital Publishing, I can see my panels there as well: Folio Overlays and Folio Builder. When you just install InDesign out of the box, you only get the Folio Builder panel.
When you first open up the Folio Builder panel, there will be instructions on how to download the latest version of the DPS tools, which will install the latest version of Folio Builder, Folio Overlays, and it will also add a couple of commands to your File menu called Folio Preview and Folio Preview Settings. Now, I'm not going to be teaching how to use the DPS tools in this video, but as I'm showing other new features, if you happen to say, oh, how come she has Folio Preview and I don't, I'm just giving you a heads-up now: it's because I installed those optional features.
InDesign, out of the box, is still completely able to create all sorts of great new documents. You do not need to install those if you don't want to, but I just want to show you where they appear when you do install them. So that's it for our short tour of one of the most significant new tools and menu items and panels in InDesign CS6.
- Working with the Conveyor tool to link objects and map styles
- Applying Liquid Layout rules
- Using flexible columns
- Creating auto-sized text frames
- Accessing recently used fonts
- Fitting frames to more types of text content
- Exporting to EPUB 2 and 3 using new controls
- Inserting HTML and Edge content into a layout
- Creating a PDF form with interactive text, radio, and checkbox fields
- Mapping text styles in linked objects


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Greeley's wastewater treatment plant has received statewide recognition for sustainability and energy reduction.
The facility received the top honor this month from the Colorado Industrial Energy Challenge for reducing energy use by 11.5 percent over the last year and won a bronze award from the Colorado Environmental Leadership Program for reducing energy use, according to a news release.
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Oner is Confident That Solis Will End The Klitschko Era
By Ruslan Chikov
Promoter Ahmet Oner of Arena Box is confident his heavyweight boxer Odlanier Solis (17-0, 12KOs) will end the reign of WBC champion Vitali Klitschko (41-2, 38KOs) on March 19 at the Lanxess-Arena in Cologne, Germany. Oner seems to be a little worried about the fight going to a twelve round decision. If that's the case, Oner will instruct the 2004 Olympic gold medal winner to knock the champion out before the final bell. A win by knockout will not be easy for Solis to achieve. Klitschko has never been knocked out or knocked down in the pro ranks.
"We are only looking to win. I believe in my guy. Solis will fight to the end. He goes into the ring not against the world champion, but against an era in boxing. I have no doubt that Klitschko will try to steal our victory. Why do I say this? Because to beat him in an honest way is impossible. All of his fame and titles, and at his side are the judges and the audience. When you go into the ring in Germany, it means one thing - you will be defeated. In this country, the only winner is Klitschko. But we will not surrender before the fight," Oner told Bleak.
[QUOTE=IIG;10073693]I'm a huge Klitschko fan, but I don't share the same confidence as others regarding this fight. Solis is dangerous. To me, he is the most worthy and capable challenger in the division. The fat jokes are funny and all,…Comment by WladIsTheChamp on 02-07-2011
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Our report Taking root: fairtrade in Malawi, published in 2011, studied five Fairtrade-certified organisations, three in the tea sector and one in the sugar and groundnuts. This second phase report, Branching out: fairtrade in Malawi — published by the Fairtrade Foundation in collaboration with our regional partners (Fairtrade Africa and the Malawi Fairtrade Network) and the Natural Resources Institute, University of Greenwich, builds on the first and aims to understand and analyse how Fairtrade is making a difference in Malawi.
Small farmers in Malawi contribute close to 60% of the country's agricultural GDP but face considerable challenges. Most lack the necessary resources, technical knowledge and capacity to improve their production and consequently sales that can bring in more incomes. This, coupled with unreliable access to markets, puts at risk their household food security, their children's education and their access to basic healthcare and social services. Despite the national government's laudable efforts to fight hunger, it is clear that farmers need continued support and strong partnerships to help sustain liveihoods and the country's agrarian economy.
Fairtrade aims to address some of these challenges by opening avenues to markets for what small farmers grow, building direct farmer-consumer links and strengthening their capacity to become stronger, more efficient business organisations. Our work in Malawi began in 1998. Today, Fairtrade works with nine organisations across the country and impacts over 20,000 farmers and workers who make their living growing tea, coffee, groundnuts, honey and cane sugar. Fairtrade has also worked hard to ensure that these products have a market and today over hundreds of companies in the UK alone source Fairtrade products from Malawi.
As a system committed to continual improvement, we need to understand what impact Fairtrade is having on farmers and workers and how, so that our work can focus on sustaining and deepening this impact. The study provides further evidence that Fairtrade is clearly contributing to the demonstrable growth and progress that all five organisations are making. Although still a long way to go, Fairtrade has enabled farmers' standard of living to improve. A high proportion of certified farmers are now able to pay school fees for their children, ensure there is enough food to eat through the year, increase their assets and experience more stability in incomes. Farmers greatly value the investment of the Fairtrade Premium in agricultural inputs such as access to seed and fertiliser, social infrastructure projects like schools, healthcare facilities and drinking water facilities and improving the administrative capacity of their organisations by recruiting staff. Most significantly, the study notes that democracy is alive and well-established in all five organisations with good communication and trust between farmers and leaders and clear development goals in place for each.
Despite this growth, it is clear that for farmers to sustain their livelihoods over the long-term, they have to be able to gain more from supply chains that they currently source to i.e. gain more value from the products they produce. One of the main themes emerging across all five organisations from this study, is the clear ambition that farmers have themselves expressed to move up the value chain and gain more autonomy from their 'patron organisations'. All five organisations we studied, expressed a desire to be independent of their immediate purchasers and build their capacity to more gain more value, profits and income from the products they grow. It is critical for Fairtrade and other partners working in these sectors to understand this aspiration better and help farmers achieve it in a manner that optimises return and impact for them.
An encouraging development in the case of groundnuts has been the setting up of the Afri-Nut processing facility in Malawi that is part-owned by the farmers. The facility presents many opportunities – both in helping Malawian Fairtrade groundnuts receive more value at origin (by exporting processed products rather than shelled nuts) and also in training and helping farmers move up the value chain gradually. Farmers see clear potential and opportunity with this development and it will be important to monitor what economic impact this has.
It is clear that such partnerships that help farmers gain more for what they grow are a fundamental route to agricultural and economic sustainability. While Fairtrade has clearly contributed to the establishment and growth of farmer organisations in the country, our focus now needs to be on deepening the partnerships that can support these organisations achieve these ambitions in their journey towards a sustainable future.
Vidya Rangan is senior impact and research manager at the Fairtrade Foundation.
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Officials with the department are looking for 21-year-old Lawrence Dewayne Thomas Jr. in connection to a March entering auto case on Station Crossing Drive.
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