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The Arizona Diamondbacks didn't waste any time starting Wednesday's game with a bang.
And by the time it ended, they finished May the same way they started it — with a series win.
The D-backs chased San Diego Padres starter Tim Stauffer after just one out, rookie pitcher Chase Anderson continued the solid start to his major league career and Arizona topped the Padres 12-6 at Chase Field after racing out to a 10-0 lead in just the second inning.
Here's a closer look at the win, by the numbers:
D-backs second baseman Aaron Hill was the only non-pitcher starter to not record a hit. Hill made two of the team's first four outs and every other starter had recorded a hit by the end of the second inning.
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San Diego first baseman Tommy Medica finished just one leg shy of the first cycle in Padres history, but he finished without a single. He flew out to center field in the ninth inning.
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Stauffer recorded just one out in the game, allowing seven runs on six hits and boosting his ERA to 4.50 from 1.90.
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D-backs outfielder Ender Inciarte recorded the first two RBIs of his major league with a two-run single in Arizona's huge first inning.
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Arizona third baseman Martin Prado hadn't homered until Tuesday, but his second-inning blast on Wednesday marked the second time he'd gone deep in as many games.
Anderson has now won the first three starts of his D-backs career, making him the first Arizona rookie to accomplish the feat.
The first five hitters that Arizona sent to the plate against Stauffer reached base — A.J. Pollock, Gerardo Parra and Paul Goldschmidt each recorded hits before Miguel Montero walked and Martin Prado added another single.
Wednesday's win helped the D-backs secure their sixth series win of May after winning just one in the first month-plus of the season. Arizona has also won consecutive home series after dropping its first seven of the season.
The D-backs' eight first-inning runs set a franchise record for first-inning scoring and were the most they had scored in a single game since plating nine in an inning against the Houston Astros in 2012.
Paul Goldschmidt's mammoth seventh-inning homer checked in at 470 feet, according to ESPN Stats and Info. Goldschmit's homer hit the center of the video board in center field.
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Newly appointed Goose Creek municipal judge William Daniel Danny Wilson Jr. took the oath of office Tuesday, Aug. 26, in the council chambers of the Marguerite H. Brown Municipal Center, according to city spokesperson Jesica Mackey. Mayor Michael Heitzler administered the oath.
Judge Wilson was selected by council to fill the vacated seat of Dale Van Slambrook, who was promoted to Master in Equity judge for the Ninth Judicial Circuit.
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- The Karate Kid provides the page quote.
- Subverted and Played for Laughs in the Jackie Chan remake of The Karate Kid. He looks like he's about to perform that feat, but instead takes out a swatter and swats the fly. He then picks the fly up with his chopsticks, then continues eating with said chopsticks, to which Dre remarks, "That's nasty."
- Part of Po's training (and the first part to go well) in Kung Fu Panda involves fighting over the last dumpling with chopsticks, complete with Fork Fencing (except with chopsticks) and throwing said chopsticks with such force that they stick into a nearby tree like a throwing-knife would.
- Toned down in Kill Bill: one of Pai Mei's tests for his students is for them to be able to graciously eat rice with chopsticks after a full day of Training from Hell (I.E. trying to break a board only a finger length away by BASHING YOUR KNUCKLES AGAINST IT.). The Bride eventually passes, Elle doesn't.
- One documentary about unusual weapons had a section about shuriken and related weapons. One of the people shown was an Asian martial artist who could throw normal chopstick with enough force to make it stuck in a piece of wood like a dart.
- In The Japanese Tradition: Chopsticksnote , demonstrations of chopstick use range from inept to animated sculpture.
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Nearly $3,000 was raised in six hours during the Flood Fundraiser Fair at Grandview Elementary School's gymnasium to help students in the Greeley-Evans School District 6 and other victims in Weld County impacted by the flood.
The event included a silent auction, new winter wear clothing drive for the Greeley-Evans students, face painting, food booths, vendor booths from more than 15 local and home businesses, a Kid Village and a student bake sale, lemonade and farm stands.
Four parents — Lynsey Bosch, Jessica Kerr, Nichole Hill and Cassie Busch — from Grandview's Parent Teacher Advisory Committee coordinated the event.
Kerr said more than $2,900 was raised during the Oct. 19 event. Proceeds will go to the Long Term Recovery Relief Fund founded by The United Way of Weld County and The Community Foundation and Greeley-Evans School District 6.
"It really was an incredible experience to share in," Kerr said. "Initially, it began as an individual's desire to make a difference for those affected by the floods. The suggestion to host an event for local businesses to raise funds for flood relief was shared with Grandview's Parent Teacher Advisory Committee and Principal (Dave Grubbs). This transformed into the opportunity to create a space where all ages of our community can contribute to our neighbors' well-being by raising funds for the Greeley-Evans School District 6 and the Long Term Recovery Relief Fund founded by The United Way of Weld County and The Community Foundation."
Kerr said it turned into a collaborative effort that consisted of kids, parents, Grandview staff and businesses in the surrounding area.
"Not only were vendors invited to participate in this event, but also a space was created for kids to build capacity for helping others and to identify qualities that are essential in community," Kerr said. "A winter wear item drive was created to assist with the needs of over 900 Weld County school students who were displaced from the floods. Students from 5 years to 18 years had lost everything. Three boxes of warm PJs of all sizes, both boys and girls, were donated, as well as about a dozen winter jackets, gloves and hats. Kid Village empowered kids by giving them the opportunity to take charge and 'own' their contribution by running a bake sale table, lemonade stand and farm stand, which sold produce grown in Grandview's outdoor garden."
Kerr said a service project opportunity was available in which kids assembled "care-kits" for kids, which included teeth care supplies donated by local dentists.
"Other stations consisted of arts and crafts that focused on friendship and qualities of a healthy community," Kerr said.
Northern Colorado's local Baha'i youth service group assisted kids with games that built skills of teamwork and cooperation, as well as accompanied kids in running the farm and bake sale tables and other stations. One of the most popular stations was face painting.
"Overall, conversations of how we can work to create a community that works together for the betterment of others were shared throughout the day," Kerr said. "The generosity of our community was expressed through so many wonderful vendors sharing their businesses, through silent auction donations from many Windsor businesses and the attendance of residents from our area."
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Three months after serving a four-game suspension for his abhorrent behavior in a Georgia nightclub, Roethlisberger is going to his third Super Bowl. There's nothing anyone can do about it, now that the New York Jets failed again in the AFC championship game here.
Along with the Eagles' own Michael Vick, Roethlisberger was the other big redemption story in the NFL this year. That is, if you define redemption as "making people forget your shameful past by winning football games."
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NEW DELHI (AP) - An Indian court acquitted a ruling Congress party leader on Tuesday of charges he incited mobs to kill Sikhs during the country's 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
Former parliamentarian Sajjan Kumar had faced a possible death sentence if he had been convicted of inciting a mob in the capital to kill a family of Sikhs in the violence that followed the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by her Sikh bodyguards. More than 3,000 Sikhs were killed during the riots.
After the ruling was read, an angry person in the courtroom threw a shoe at the judge, according to Indian media, and angry Sikhs gathered outside the courthouse to protest.
"This will be a black spot on the judicial system of India," Mr Manjeet Singh, a local Sikh leader, told CNN-IBN television.
Kumar's lawyer, I.U. Khan, called the case an example of "malicious prosecution." "It appears to be a case of no evidence," he told CNN-IBN.
The special court affiliated with the Central Bureau of Investigation convicted five other defendants Tuesday in the case.
Kumar is facing at least one other case in connection with the riots, Mr Khan said.
The lengthy delay in a judgment in the case underscored both the slow pace of justice in India and the difficulty in bringing powerful people to trial.
Mrs Gandhi was killed after violently suppressing a Sikh insurgency that culminated in an army assault on the Golden Temple, the holiest site in Sikhism, where militant Sikhs had taken refuge.
In the days after her death, mobs of Hindus went from house to house across northern India, pulling Sikhs from their homes, hacking many to death and burning others alive. Top Congress party leaders have been accused of fomenting the violence.
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Verizon has agreed to acquire Yahoo's operating business in a $4.8 billion cash deal, sealing the fate of one of the internet's pioneering giants.
Under the deal Verizon will amalgamate Yahoo's search, email, video, mobile, digital and advertising assets with it's AOL entity. Verizon acquired AOL in a $4.4 billion deal last year to enhance its programmatic offerings.
The current deal does not include Yahoo's shares in the Alibaba Group Holdings, or its shares in Yahoo Japan. These assets, along with other minority investments will continue to be held by Yahoo under a new, yet to be announced name. This will become a registered, publicly traded investment company.
"Yahoo is a company that has changed the world, and will continue to do so through this combination with Verizon and AOL," said Marissa Mayer, chief executive officer, Yahoo.
In an open letter to Yahoo fans, Mayer said the sale was not only an important step in Yahoo's plan to free up shareholder value, but a great opportunity for it to build further distribution and accelerate its work in mobile, video, native advertising, and social.
"As one of the largest wireless and cable companies in the world, Verizon opens the door to extensive distribution opportunities. With more than 100 million wireless customers, a shared view of the importance of mobile and video ad tech, a deep content focus through AOL, Verizon brings clear synergies to the table," she said.
Mayer added that Yahoo's products and brand would be central to achieving Verizon's ambitious goal of growing its global audience to 2 billion users and reaching $20 billion in revenue from its mobile-media business by 2020.
"Joining forces with AOL and Verizon will help us achieve tremendous scale on mobile. Imagine the distribution challenges we will solve, the scale we will achieve, the products we will build, and the advertisers we will reach now with Mavens – it's incredibly compelling," Mayer said.
Mavens (mobile, video, native and social) has been a core pillar of Yahoo's revival strategy since it was launched in 2011. In 2015, Yahoo's Mavens business was worth $1.6 billion of GAAP revenue.
Verizon is the United States' biggest wireless telecommunications company and its acquisition of Yahoo demonstrates its intentions to push ahead into the mobile and Internet spaces. A Verizon-AOL-Yahoo union could in theory provide a third credible player in the online ad space behind Google and Facebook, as forecast by eMarketer in the graphic below.
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Yahoo claims it has a global audience of more than 1 billion monthly active users, including 600 million monthly active mobile users. Its email services globally have approximately 225 million monthly active users. AOL says its mobile advertising network also has a reach of roughly 600 million users. Combine this data with that of Verizon's more than 100 million wireless subscribers and the company has an even stronger offering to take to advertisers.
From a content point of view, Yahoo's popular news, finance and sports platforms will be added to AOL's media assets, which include The Huffington Post and TechCrunch.
Yahoo will continue to operate independently pending regulatory approval of the deal, which is expected to be completed by early 2017. Marni Walden, EVP and president, product innovation and new businesses organization, Verizon, will lead the integration of the AOL-Yahoo business, although Mayer is expected to stay on until the transaction is finalized.
"Our mission at AOL is to build brands people love, and we will continue to invest in and grow them. Yahoo has been a long-time investor in premium content and created some of the most beloved consumer brands in key categories like sports, news and finance," said Tim Armstrong, chief executive officer, AOL.
"We have enormous respect for what Yahoo has accomplished: this transaction is about unleashing Yahoo's full potential, building upon our collective synergies, and strengthening and accelerating that growth. Combining Verizon, AOL and Yahoo will create a new powerful competitive rival in mobile media, and an open, scaled alternative offering for advertisers and publishers," he said.
Yahoo was founded in 1994 by Stanford University students Jerry Yang and David Filo. During the '90s it diversified from a search directory into a web portal incorporating email, search and real-time media.
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My recent stay at Dar Taliwint in Marrakech was an elegant and intimate trip back in time. From the moment that I entered the exquisitely ordained patio with the soothing sounds of its' prominent waterfall, I felt both a calm and excitement take over me at the same time. It was clear to me that that I was in a most unique venue in a notably historic African city.
The gracious service extended to us by the staff and proprietors of Dar Taliwint commenced upon our arrival. They were there to meet us at the airport in Marrakech and share some quality time and local insight with us over some relaxing mint tea.
The decor of our room matched the authentic Moroccon aesthetics of those in the patio. It was comfortable and inviting for an American city girl with all of the amenities of home. This traditional yet contemporary decor ran throughout the four rooms looking down on the patio, as well as its' library, salon and the outlining terraces.
As two women traveling alone we were most appreciative of the attention paid to us by the marvelous proprietors and staff. Both Dominique and Lenaick spoke perfect English and assisted us in properly planning our daily itineraries. Further, they provided us with an overview of the city and instructed us as to the local culture and mores so that we felt extremely safe. Souad was an angel who prepared these sumptuous amazing breakfasts. Both she and Younes were always available to attend to any household needs that might arise. It should be noted that while the staff was extremely accomodating they were likewise discreet and allowed for our privacy.
Dar Taliwint is centrally located in the heart of the Medina where most historic sights are walking distance: Jemaa el Fna, Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace. Others can be accessed by either a longer walk, a scooter ride or a reasonable taxi fare. What was so very special about Dar Taliwint is that despite its central locale one felt extremely remote within the confines of it's walls which tended to create a state of calm and peace. For us a nice antidote to the hustle and bustle of the Medina.
There is still much that I would like to see in Morocco. There is no question that upon my return I will revisit Dar Taliwint and make it both my initial and final destination during the course of my travels
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Merci � trip Advisor pour les bons plans. Celui-l� en est un. Nous venons de passer un s�jour privil�gi� dans ce superbe riad authentiquement ancien. Nous nous sommes sentis "chez nous" tellement l'accueil est amical et g�n�reux. Outre les propri�taires chaleureux, le personnel est attentif et souriant.
La d�co est un m�lange subtil de traditionnel et de contemporain. On ne sait o� poser l'oeil pour admirer chaque d�tail soign�. Notre chambre �tait tr�s agr�able et confortable (excellente literie) et bien chauff�e en cette p�riode fra�che le soir. Les petits d�jeuners d�licieux changent tous les jours.
On se r�gale aussi des livres magnifiques de la biblioth�que. La musique berce toujours les lieux et ajoute � l'atmosph�re d�licate et raffin�e. La vue de la terrasse est �poustouflante (ah, les couchers de soleil sur les montagnes enneig�esl!), bel endroit pour s'impr�gner de la medina et r�ver � la nature grandiose.
Une adresse que je recommande plus que vivement m�me si on aimerait presque la garder pour soi.
Le bonheur est dans le riad
Entrer dans cette maison, c'est � la fois se sentir irr�sistiblement chez soi, et � la fois ressentir imm�diatement la chaleur de ses h�tes. Le sourire matinal de Souad et de Youness vous pr�pareront � des journ�es riches en �motion : tant de merveilles d'architectures, toutes ces odeurs, ces couleurs, ces sourires... vous �tes vraiment � Marrakech.
Et le soir venu, laisser Dominique vous conter quelques histoires dans le patio, le tout dans une ambiance baroque dont L�na�ck sait �tonnement compos� avec le lieu.
Vous comprendrez qu'ici, chaque chose � sa place. A vous d'y d�couvrir la v�tre.
Merci pour tout et � tr�s tr�s bient�t.
Jean-Baptiste - Dijon - France
Little Gem of Marrakech
Our first time visit to Marrakech was extra special, because of our stay at Dar Taliwint. The experience of staying at this unique house made our time really memorable.
This Riad is an original house of about a century ago, completely restored. The rooms are very comfortable and the morroco style decor with fresh flowers, the fountain and the coloured walls of the shower were thankful subjects for romantic photographs.
Dar Taliwint is very easy to find (something rare in the Medina), just behind the Bahia Palace and about 8 (or was it 5 :) minutes walking distance from the main square.
Thanks L�naick and Dominique for the wonderful service! Getting up at five in the morning to prepare our sandwiches for the flight back... not something to expect at any hotel. Your friendly help meant discovering many of the special spots of Marrakech with ease.
We'll be back!
Elwin Giel, Mich�le van der Kemp. The Netherlands
Chaleur de l'accueil
Au-del� la beaut� du lieu, c'est l'ambiance extraordinaire qui pr�vaut dans ce "dar" d'exception. On est � Marrakech, vraiment. Nous nous attendions, vu les photos du site, � un magnifique d�cor de simplicit� luxueuse; nous avons eu davantage encore : la beaut� et le go�t, certes mais en plus, un accueil � la fois professionnel et amical. Sans conteste, nous y reviendrons. Merci � L�na�ck et Dominique.
Votre maison à Marrakech
Id�alement situ�, au plus pr�s des lieux essentiels de Marrakech, Dar Taliwint est un petit bijou, fait de raffinement et d'�l�gance, o� r�gne la douceur de vivre. Souad, Dominique, Lena�ck et Younes vous offrent un accueil chaleureux, attentif � vos moindres d�sirs, et n�anmoins discret. Quatre belles chambres, au d�cor aussi esth�tique qu'authentique encadrent un frais patio , v�ritable coeur du Dar, qui invite aux �changes paisibles, autour d'un savoureux petit d�jeuner .Quelques touches occidentales, picturales ou musicales, se m�lent subtilement � cette pure ambiance marocaine.
A port�e d'avion, � port�e de bourse, � port�e de coeur, un lieu o� l'on revient avec un bonheur chaque fois renouvel�.
Martine G. France
Un havre de paix
Ce superbe Riad est situ� � la fois au coeur de la M�dina de Marrakech et � l'�cart du bruit de la foule des ruelles du souk, au calme d'un derb qui est presque "r�sidentiel". J'ai particuli�rement appr�ci� de vivre � deux pas du merveillleux Palais de la Bahia, du Melha et autres lieux de fascinants, et de pouvoir venir me repposer dans ce lieu si paisible, v�ritablement marrakchi dans sa d�coration authentique, qui ne donne pas l'impression de vivre au milieu d'un magazine de mode ! C'est un vrai lieu de vie o� j'ai appr�ci� d'�tre comme "chez moi" au milieu d'objets d'art tant europ�ens que marocains et non dans une sorte de pseudo h�tel de "style-marocain-mode-branch�".
Les h�tes de ce Riad, Dominique et L�na�ck, sont charmants et toujours pr�ts � vous venir en aide, tant pour organiser des visites de la ville que de la r�gion qui offre aussi des sites superbes. Ils sont aussi disponibles pour parler de la vie au Maroc autour d'un verre, et vous faire sentir la v�rit� de ce peuple complexe et passionnant
Un grand Merci � Souad et Youn�s qui vous accompagnent avec gr�ce dans la vie quotidienne avec leur charme et leur sourire.
En bref, un vrai moment de Bonheur ! Profitez-en � votre tour...
Very special
Dar Taliwint is a very special place being located right in the medina of Marrakech but in a very quite and "residential" area, next to the glamorous Bahia Palace.
The Riad is a very peacefull home where you feel free to hang around in the patio or the library with other guests you might meet or with Dominique & Lena�ck who are great hosts, being warm and present when you wish to be helped, advised or just have a drink and talk about the life in Marrakech.
This is why you really feel "at home" in this place beautifully decorated with pieces of european art, as well as very authentic marocan pieces of furniture and decoration.
I warmly recommand this Riad to people who like to be in the center of the excitment of the medina and at the same time appreciate a certain kind of intimacy and peace. On top of it, the riad is really typical but not "too much", which makes you feel as a guest and not as a tourist.
Enjoy it as I did and Have a great time in Marrakech !
Slice of Heaven
Riad Dar Taliwint is a delightful, superbly decorated small Riad (only 4 rooms) in a nice quiet section of the Medina, about 10 minute walk south of the main square. The warm hospitality given by host Dominque begins when he greets you at the taxi drop-off point, escorts you down the laneway, through the big wooden doors into the haven of the RIad's courtyard, where you are greeted with sweet mint tea. The rooms are gorgeous, chic and elegant with beautiful colours. Our stay here was fantastic and very homely....and represented fantastic value for money when you compare the high costs that other 'chic' riads are charging. Highly recommended.
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Benjamin's relationship to the Angelus Novus was nothing short of profound and deeply rooted in his own existential angst about civilization, the absence of happiness in society, his vision of a humanity bereft of humanity, and yet, in Klee's angel, he might have gleaned his own angel, a metaphysical creature on whose wings History could be carried aloft. Hope springs eternal, doesn't it?
Some have written that the Angel's eyes bear witness to the horrors of history since the dawn of ages and into an unknown future. But they are compassionate and empathetic. For Benjamin, the "Angel" was his angel and Klee's work took on proportions greater than life, overwhelming Benjamin's psyche. It was as if this Angel was his redemption, his life buoy. In moments of despair, he would leave it in trust with his friends, including Scholem, and would pick it up again when passing through. Even when Benjamin was destitute to the point of not eating, he would hold back from selling his Angel of History. True, he tried several times. A year or so before his untimely death at Port Bou in the French Pyrenées, Benjamin considered selling the Angel to arts patron Ernest Morgenroth whose son, Ernest Gustav Morgenroth, he knew well—later he became known as Stephen Lackner, a well-known patron of the arts in the United States.
September 26, 1940: Walter Benjamin commits suicide at Port Bou, convinced that he will face impending arrest at the hands of the Vichy authorities who will then turn him over to the German authorities and ultimate doom. Before killing himself, Benjamin secured his papers, manuscripts and the Angel with the renown French writer, Georges Bataille, who then worked at the National Library (Bibliothèque Nationale) in Paris. Bataille hid Benjamin's belongings in a corner of the Library where they remained throughout the entire period of German occupation. A miracle! Bataille left the National Library and hid Benjamin's cultural treasures at his apartment. After the end of the Second World War, another friend of Benjamin's, the author Pierre Bonasse, took over the burden of caring for Benjamin's items and made every effort to find Benjamin's sister, Dora, and the German philosopher Theodor W. Adorno, to whom he had entrusted the manuscripts and the Angelus. Adorno had since moved to the United States. It took another several years before the handover was successful, thanks in part to an employee of the US Embassy in Paris who acted as a courier for the "Benjamin estate."
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Available sources are not clear about the last detail, which is how the Angelus fell back into the hands of Gerschom Scholem. But it did, thanks to Adorno. Was this "gift" specified in Benjamin's will? Did Benjamin have a written will? Safe to say, though, that Scholem, as first purchaser of the Angelus Novus, became again its owner, owing to the unfortunate premature demise of his best friend, Walter Benjamin. After Scholem's death in 1982, the Angelus Novus was donated to the Israel Museum in 1987 by Scholem's widow, Fania, with the help of the Herring Brothers, famed art dealers in New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lauder.
One fact is puzzling, though: when reading the information about "Angelus Novus" on the Israel Museum website, it indicates that Scholem "inherited" it. What kind of inheritance can this be between two very close friends whose trust in one another was sealed in part by an "Angel of History"?
Sources: Kerber, Armin, "Lost Paradise: The Angel's Gaze," Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern, Switzerland, 2008; Theodor W. Adorno and Walter Benjamin, "The Complete Correspondence, 1928-1940," Harvard University Press, 2001.


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Safari Spotlight - News...
During the summer of 2014, Maui Hunting Safari had an awesome time hunting with Mike Rogers host of Safari Club International's "SCI Expedition Safari". The show aired in 2014 on the Outdoor Channel. During his hunt with us, Mike was able to obtain "The Maui Slam" which includes a Trophy Axis Deer, Trophy Goat and Trophy Pig!
We are excited to report that Steve Scott of "Safari Hunter's Journal & Smith & Wesson's Outdoor Guide" hunted with us in early 2014. He was able to get two great trophy goats with his crossbow on film for his upcoming season on the Sportsman Channel. We had a great time with Mr. Scott and learned a lot from him!
2013 was another exciting hunting season for Maui Hunting Safari. We had a wonderful time guiding Lindsey Lasche of Pulse Factor TV in the Spring of 2013. After several long stalks for axis deer, she was able to take a beautiful axis deer!
Later during our hunt Lindsey was also able to take a trophy feral goat. She did a great stalk on the goat and made an awesome shot. We had a lot of fun with The Pulse Factor TV crew!
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We were fortunate to have bow hunting enthusiast Archie Nesbitt of the "Ultimate Shot, The Ultimate Hunting Adventures of Archie Nesbitt" hunt with us recently. We had a great time and he took exceptionally great trophies all with his bow - including the new "pending" SCI #10 Axis deer! Ultimate Shots! Excellent Shot Opportunities!
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Pullman Regional Hospital showed us how it's done.
When it comes to currency, copper doesn't have much value.
But in the medical industry, copper is worth much more than cents on the dollar because it's a natural anti-microbial.
"Copper is a killer," said Pullman Regional Hospital Director of Surgical Services Ed Harrich. "It kills bacteria without having to do anything."
Pullman Regional Hospital recently received a $10,000 grant from the Copper Development Association to replace some of its most frequently touched metal surfaces with copper alloy hardware.
"If somebody touches this handle and they have C. diff, Staph, MRSA, strep on their hand, within five minutes we have about a 60% kill, with ten minutes we have over a 99% kill," said Harrich.
One of the places you'll find copper at Pullman Regional Hospital is on the push plates to open automatic doors.
"We're going for our highest touch-points that we can get into the hospital right now, which will be door handles, sink handles, light switches," said Harrich.
The appliances don't have the penny-like finish you might expect. The copper alloy comes in a variety of hues and it's mixed with metals like nickel that prevent it from tarnishing.
"It just makes all the sense in the world because it's better than any liquid microbial agent that we can use," said Pullman Regional Hospital CEO Scott Adams.
Adams said hospitals across the nation are ramping up their efforts to reduce the spread of infections.
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Adams said Pullman Regional is one of the first hospitals in the country to start using copper, but he expects the trend to catch on quick.
"It's a very simple change that can have a huge impact," said Harrich.
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Gershwin's Blue Rhapsody interlaced with Ella Fitzgerald's Summertime.
The zest of an icy margarita cut through by the aroma of pepperoni pizza.
In-your-face fire, but laid-back cool.
It's a combination that's overwhelming and thrilling. It's totally foreign yet a lot like home. It's the energy and confidence of London but in fast-forward mode.
This is the assault on the senses that is New York, is Flushing Meadows, is the U.S. Open.
It is one of the biggest tennis events in the world: The charismatic one, the loud one, the icing-on-the-cake one that brings the year's Slams to a fitting conclusion.


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"For in that sleep of death what dreams may come
When we have shuffled off this mortal coil ..."
"Hamlet," Shakespeare
The son of a prominent surgical oncologist, artist Chad Hoover has frequented hospital operating rooms since he was a teenager.
"I always thought surgery was fascinating," he enthused. "The radiant light - and all the different textures of the tissues and the metal of the instruments - has always been appealing to me."
Working from reference photos he shot in the operating room, this 38-year-old artist creates shockingly intimate, bracingly detailed paintings of surgical procedures, with patients' viscera exposed to bright hospital lights and open to medical exploration. He portrays the human body as a bloody tangle of red and pink hues, tucked beneath a crisp blue surgical cloth.
"Mortal Coil," which is on display at 2CarGarage Contemporary Art Gallery, showcases 13 paintings from the artist's "Ephemera" series, which he started three years ago. This sobering exhibit is certainly not for the squeamish or the faint of heart, as it depicts blood-stained surgical gloves and inner cavities of the body in glistening detail.
"Surgery is a visceral process," he explained. "I wanted the paint to capture that. That's what I've been chasing."
In a series of large-format oil paintings, Hoover portrays gloved hands expertly plunging into body cavities and manipulating shiny slabs of red, orange and yellow tissue in search of cancerous tumors. He also focuses the eye on gleaming stainless steel tools that doctors use to manipulate flesh and probe the body during surgical procedures.
"The biggest challenge to me was to find a way to connect the paint with what's happening in the operating room," he said. "My intention is to create paintings that exist as fine art."
Wielding a paintbrush like a scalpel, Hoover emphasizes the frailty and fragility of the human body, glimpsed in its most defenseless moments. Sliced open on the operating room table, each patient exists in a liminal, anesthetized state, vulnerable to death's dark seduction.
Hoover never shows the faces of the patients or the surgical team, instead focusing on gloved hands snipping away at tumors, exploring primal body cavities and sealing blood vessels with cauterizing devices.
"Chad's work is especially relevant with regard to the current debate about healthcare reform," said Jamie Kutner, co-manager of 2CarGarage Contemporary Art Gallery. "He give us a surgeon's-eye view and a more personal perspective of the medical field."
Hoover's journey to create the work for "Mortal Coil" has been a rather circuitous one. After earning a B.A. in biology from Ithaca College 13 years ago, Hoover considered becoming a medical illustrator, combining his interest in medicine with his talent for art. However, he quickly realized that the field depended heavily upon computer-generated imagery and eventually decided to pursue an M.F.A. in painting at the Savannah College of Art and Design instead.
"Mortal Coil" demonstrates Hoover's delight in blending art and medicine in a singular creative project. These haunting surgical portraits, which document the body's inner spaces, also celebrate the surgeon's power to remove cancerous tumors and to prolong life.


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So here's the deal: pre-order from "major freedom retailers" in North America, get your digital items. Depending on how your preferred retailer operates, you may get the codes on your receipt upon time of reservation or via email at launch. Hey, you guys know the drill by now. It's basically a limited edition deal, where reservations are upgraded for free, but "Commander in Chief Edition" sounds a hundred times cooler.
What the special edition nets you are an Uncle Sam suit, the 'Merica Weapon (firearm), and Screaming Eagle Jet (vehicle). Sure, the 'MERICA gun doesn't exactly shoot octopi, but who can resist the most patriotic weapon in gaming history?
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This ship was nothing short of a festering dump.
The hideous quality of the food was surpassed only by the surly, inept service.
The fact that NCL announced a new multi-million dollar ad campaign today is infuriating, as I feel they stole some of that money from my family and me.
Every meal except one was just about inedible (the one which was passable cost $25 extra per head for our party of 8).
Any and all complaints were handled in the following manners: The staff members would return our requests with blank stares and walk away, or they would promise to fix things and then never ever return. This was true for issues taken up with everyone from the lowliest cabin support people up to the management.
The entire ship reeked of sewage. The smoking areas were widely ignored and never enforced, so the only respite from the smell of human waste was the scent of burning tobacco. The filth found in my cabin on check in was STILL there on check out. No evidence of vacuuming, dusting or cleaning. There were fresh towels occasionally.
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The Official Charity Campaign of the 2006 World Cup saw the world of football digging deep into its pockets, easily exceeding the £12 million fundraising target and ensuring that the real winners of this year's World Cup are some of the world's most vulnerable children.
The funds raised will go directly to providing over 800 orphaned and abandoned children around the world with a new family home in an SOS Children's Village, as well as provide support for over 5000 children and 1000 families through additional community outreach programmes.
World Cup stars, including Andriy Shevchenko, Wayne Rooney and Fabio Cannavaro, as well as The FA and Celtic FC, all pledged their support for the campaign and the six new villages, which are nearing completion in Brazil, Mexico, Nigeria, South Africa, Ukraine and Vietnam.
Donations have come in all shapes and sizes, including fines from red and yellow cards at the World Cup itself. Federico Addiechi, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at FIFA, commented on FIFA.com: "The '6 villages for 2006' campaign… is the most ambitious charitable initiative ever attached to a World Cup. Clearly it is an excellent cause and, as well as raising money, I hope and believe that we have increased awareness among those watching and taking part in the tournament."
Andrew Cates, Chief Executive of SOS Children's Villages UK, added "We're delighted that FIFA's long-term support for SOS Children's Villages has been translated so successfully to the world's largest sporting event. A big thank you to football fans around the world!"
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The "6 villages for 2006" campaign saw a mass of exciting fundraising activities taking place through summer 2006 and even though the World Cup has finished, you can still click on the links below to find out what's been going on.
- Auction of a unique World Cup autograph book - FIFA donated a book of all 736 players' and managers' autographs to SOS Children for auction. Find out more here
- Keepy Uppy ChallengeSo, this year we've decided to do it again! The 2007 Keepy Uppy Challenge, in cooperation with The Great Football Giveaway, aims to raise enough money to send 3,000 footballs to Angola.
- SOS Children World Cup Prediction Competition - The competition has finished and we have a winner! Find out how the competition went here.
- The Beautiful Game art exhibition and auction - silent auction of a unique painting of Wembley Stadium throughout June and collections at the football-themed exhibition. Read about it here
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Did you know that fines from red and yellow cards distributed at the 2006 World Cup went to the "6 villages for 2006" campaign or that escort kids at the matches wore "6 villages for 2006" campaign T shirts?
Read about all the events that took place with our FIFA/SOS Ambassadors and activities for the campaign during the World Cup as well as all kinds of interesting facts and figures on our SOS World Cup news pages.
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SOS Children and its footballing partnerships
- In December 2005, The Football Association announced SOS Children as one of its official charity partners for 2006 and pledged its support for "6 villages for 2006".
- Celtic FC has also signed up to "6 villages for 2006", supporting the new village being built in Rustenburg. Click here for more details about Celtic's support.
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Where do I even begin? I feel like I lived a lifetime is just a matter of days. I'm so incredibly blessed and humbled to embark on amazing opportunity thanks to Nat Geo WILD and the African Wildlife Foundation.
"AWF approaches conservation at a large-landscape scale."
How many times have I heard that said about our work? How many times have I written that myself, when writing about AWF's approach to conservation?
AWF ecologists, experts from the Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute (TAWIRI), and local community members embarked on an eight-day ecological survey of the Kolo Hills area in northern Tanzania. The team surveyed the presence and distribution of birds, small mammals, insects, and trees as part of a baseline biodiversity assessment to be completed before Kolo Hills can be validated as a REDD+ project site. Several AWF ecologists from different sites in Africa have joined the survey, including Nakedi Maputla, AWF's Congo landscape ecologist.
AWF first launched African Wildlife Capital (AWC) in 2011. In the nearly three years since, AWC has moved quickly and successfully to provide financing to a variety of small and midsize African companies—and, as a result, has been able to provide another way to ensure conservation results on the continent.
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I agree
I don't know about agribusiness. Every time the beef export market gets to rolling again another case of mad cow crops up. You think it would be simple enough - don't eat cow brains, but I guess not.
Most of the farmers out there are on as solid financial footing as they have been on in the last 25 years. Their profitability is still tied to the farm programs, er, welfare. The high price of oil has caused ethanol plants to spring up everywhere around here. That's creating demand for corn but the byproduct can still be used for feed so that offsets some of the increased demand.
Regardless of what kind of shape the farmers are in, pretty much all they are doing is buying good paying jobs. Their strong balance sheets would bode well for Deere but the price of steel has got to be a negative.
This will end very bad. I know this time it is different.
Broken you might be right. My personal opinion is that the next boom is going to be agribusiness. Somehow this deficit will have to come down and with a weak currency and those Asians eating more beef. It is bound to push corn prices up some. Maybe in five years all these mini Donald Trumps/ ex dot comers will try their next hand at farming. lol I like John Deere right now
Mexicans might make $6.00 an hour in Iowa, but in the Southwest they make $20 to $30 an hour doing work that other ethnicities simply will not do. I'm a white guy, and have been in homebuilding for decades. You simply can not hire white people who will work, regardless of what you pay them. The Southwest is being built by hardworking well paid Mexicans. There are tremendous difficulties to using non-English speaking labor, and it would be great if whites would do manual labor for $20 an hour, but they won't. So-oooo to get the job done, you have to use the hardworking people who will do it.
I used to work for a HB and one thing I did realize was you couldn't get locals to do the work. And if you did they were all ex-cons or drugusers. True the Mexicans worked pretty hard and I did like them. I never saw any of them making 20 to 30 a hour though. If they were they sure were doing a good job at hiding it.
Most of the migrant workers here work in Motels doing house keeping, egg plants, and slaughter houses. The slaughter houses pay the best - around $12-15/hr.
I have a friend who is a masonry instructor who claims that unionized masons in the southwest only earn $12/hr? Is that not true?
I know that most whites anymore are lazy and if I were in your shoes I would do the same thing. I was just making the point that they drive labor prices down.
I would say enough is enough when there are enough people coming in to seriously affect the employment pool. We don't have enough LEGAL immigration to be a problem. Bush says he's in favor of people coming in to do jobs we won't. Who wouldn't? The truth is that there is not a job in this country which someone here won't do. Only jobs we won't do for $6.00/hr.
I suspect they know they don't have enough money to seal up the border so this is how they are dealing with it. Or it's some aid scheme. Instead of us giving money to Mexico to fight poverty, we let them sneak across to work and send the money back.
<<It sure seems, though, that the future of homebuilders is tied up in young immigrants with families. They are a large part of the future potential homebuying population in the USA.>>
It's tied allright, just not the way you are thinking. Think masons, roofers, framers, etc. Not consumers.


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Monday night Pullman Police Chief Gary Jenkins told the police advisory committee that 31-year-old Kitchen admitted to starting 17 fires in Pullman that date back to 2000.
Eight of those fires happened on the Washington State University campus, and that's in addition to the Grove Apartment Complex fire that caused more than $13 million in damage.
Jenkins explained that Kitchen's admission to starting the earlier fires is the only evidence they have against him, which is one reason the state won't prosecute him for them. However, Whitman County Prosecutor Denis Tracy said Kitchen will make restitution payments on the fires.


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Weekly earnings of full-time workers by age and sex, second quarter 2012
July 20, 2012
Median weekly earnings of the nation's 102.8 million full-time wage and salary workers were $771 in the second quarter of 2012. Women had median weekly earnings of $689, or 79.7 percent of the $865 median for men.
Median usual weekly earnings of full-time workers varied by age. Among both men and women, median weekly earnings were higher in the older age groups. Men ages 45 to 54 had median weekly earnings of $1,003, about the same as the median for men ages 55 to 64 ($1,015).
Median weekly earnings were highest for women ages 35 to 64; the median was $749 for women ages 35 to 44, $733 for women ages 45 to 54, and $760 for women ages 55 to 64.
Workers in the 16- to 19-year-old and 20- to 24-year-old age groups had the lowest median weekly earnings.
These data are from the Current Population Survey. For more information, see "Usual Weekly Earnings of Wage and Salary Workers, Second Quarter 2012" (HTML) (PDF), news release USDL-12-1419. Full-time workers are those who usually work 35 hours or more per week at their sole or principal job. The earnings data shown here are not seasonally adjusted.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Weekly earnings of full-time workers by age and sex, second quarter 2012 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2012/ted_20120720.htm (visited October 01, 2016).
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So I had been at the public library all day studying and as I got up to go use the restroom, I had a stranger tell me "You are so fat, your kid will be fat too." I didn't end up using the restroom, I just left the library in tears. How can somebody tell someone that is at their end of the pregnancy, such a mean thing. I am so horomonal and emotional, I can't stop crying, My husband keeps telling to forget him and focus on my beautiful boys. I am trying to do that, but I just can't believe that some people could be so cruel.
Had a stranger tell me the meanest thing
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I would have punched him in the face. No joke. I am very irritable right now.. I am just waiting for someone to say the wrong thing to me..
Maybe this person was mentally ill. We have a lot of homeless people [many of whom are mentally ill] hanging out at our library now that it is getting colder outside.
I'm with SunAndFun. I'd have a broken hand right now.
I agree i would have turned that entire library upside down and would have gotten kicked out after giving that loser a piece of my mind
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I think I probably would have laughed in his face, like seriously, you just said that to me. Idk though, I'm not overly emotional or irritable. And considering it was a complete stranger I very easiliy could have blown it off. Sorry it happened to you though. I was very rude and uncalled for.
Thats horrible! I'm so sorry! People are so heartless sometimes!
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JQA's St. Petersburg Reading List (January-March 1810)
John Quincy Adams' busy social season, ministerial duties, and illnesses in St. Petersburg have continued to keep him away from the books, but he's mentioned a few of his recent reads. For previous reading lists, see the August, September, October, and November/December posts.
1/28/1810: "Read a sermon of Massillon." See entry for 8/6. In his long diary entry, JQA adds that the Massillon sermon was "on the immutability of the divine Law." He adds that he "resumed also the Russian Grammar, and learnt something further of the Characters of the Alphabet."
2/4/1810: "Read a sermon of Massilon, use of time." See entry for 8/6. In his long diary entry, JQA adds that the sermon "suggested to me some reflections, and ought to have suggested more."
2/18/1810: "Read 2 sermons of Massilon." See entry for 8/6. In his long diary entry, JQA adds that the two sermons were "upon the mortifications of the righteous in this life; and the other upon the character of the Woman which was a sinner. The former of which is one of the most instructive I have yet read. With its principal doctrines I fully agree."
3/2/1810: JQA writes in his long diary entry that he had planned to go to the "Book Store of the Academy of Sciences" today, but was feeling too ill to go.
3/3/1810: "Mysteries of Udolpho." We learn more about this in Adams' long diary entry: being ill in bed, JQA had his sister-in-law Catherine read him "the remainder of the Mysteries of Udolpho, the fourth volume of which I had left unfinished." Obviously he'd been reading it before, but had not mentioned it in his diary. This is the gothic novel by Ann Radcliffe, The Mysteries of Udolpho, first published at London in 1794. We don't know which edition JQA was reading, but an 1806 edition is available via Google Books (Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3, Volume 4).
3/10/1810: In his long diary entry, JQA notes "I read a small astronomical treatise in German by Bode, lent me by Mr. Six. I read also some pages in the first volume of Robison's Elements of mechanical philosophy." There are several possible titles for the astronomical tract; the Robison is John Robison's Elements of mechanical philosophy (Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable & Co., 1804). The first volume is available online via the Internet Archive, here.
3/14/1810: While he doesn't mention it in his short diary, JQA reports in his long diary entry "... employed the whole day in reading."
3/18/1810: "Read Massillon." See entry for 8/6. In his long diary entry, JQA adds "I read in Coxe's travels, and also the Sermon and the fragment of Massillon, upon Communion." William Coxe wrote several travel books, but the one JQA's reading is almost certainly Travels into Poland, Russia, Sweden and Denmark, first published in 1784, with several editions following. A five-volume edition is available via the Internet Archive (Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3, Volume 4, Volume 5).
3/19/1810: "Read Coxe's Travels, Vol. 3". See entry for 3/18. In his long diary entry, JQA notes "I read part of the third volume of Coxe's travels, which are a sort of Salmagundi - a dish of dissertations upon subjects relating to Russia.
3/25/1810: In his long diary entry, JQA writes "I read Massillon's sermon upon the Passion; and part of a Volume of Coxe's travels in Russia." See entry for 8/6 (Massillon) and 3/18 (Coxe).
3/27/1810: In his long diary entry, JQA reports "I read Coxe's account of the Russian Historians and Poets." See entry for 3/18.
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