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Artist: Lordi
Album: Bend Over and Pray the Lord
You told me everything that I could
or couldn't do
Now I'm defying you
You told me all the things what I should or shouldn't say
Now your major threat is me
I'm becoming a leviathan
Bursting out with power
(Beware the beast you see in me emniuoytseabehter aweB)
My ego's overgrowing - arising to the skies
Now your place will be mine
Witness the birth of giants - the evil overlords
this race superior
I am the leviathan
Bursting out with power (Ooh, behold the beast)
I'm all around
Beware the beast you see in me
I'm a demon in heat Spreading disease
I'm a demon in heat Spreading disease
I'm the lord of the breed of the freaks
I'm all around
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Ilene Joyce Koch, 81 - August 21, 2013Ilene Joyce (Pfeiffer) Koch, 81, of Missouri, originally of Gothenburg area, passed away Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2013, at her home.
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Koch was born to Oswald F. Pfeiffer and Dorothy M. (Niederberger) Pfeiffer on March 1, 1932, at Frontier County.
She graduated from Arapahoe High School in 1950 before teaching school for several years.
On Nov. 27, 1955, she married Clarence T. Koch. To this union, three daughters were born.
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In 1980, they moved to Phillipsburg, MO, Then left in 1987 to Scottsdale, AZ, but decided to return to Missouri in 1997, retiring near Conway.
Survivors include: her husband, Clarence; her three daughters—Joyce, Shirley and Judith; two sisters—Gladys Shafer and Mildred Post; a brother, Merle Pfeiffer; numerous nieces and nephews.
In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Conway Memorial Library and the Shiloh Christian Children's Ranch.
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Flattened rainforests, orphaned proboscis monkeys, emaciated orangutans – the Indonesian palm oil company BGA is leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. In West Kalimantan province, the company is clearing irreplaceable primary forest – the habitat of protected orangutans and proboscis monkeys – in violation of the standards of the Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO).
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Photo left: A Google Earth image of the Powell Structural Systems Laboratory with a tilted solar panel array on the north side and a flush solar panel array on the center of the roof.
Photo right: A thermal infrared image of the ceiling of the Powell Structural Systems Laboratory, taken at 5:10 p.m. on April 19, 2009. The color bar shows temperatures in degrees Kelvin. The footprint of the tilted solar panel array is visible as a cool area in the center of the image.
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I am pregnant and need my sleep, not to mention I am crankier than before pregnant, and I cannot take another night of being woken up every 2 hours! Not to mention, when we have a newborn to take care of, he can't keep doing this - we will get NO sleep. Plus, if he wakes the baby I will lose it!
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text: I find Michael Crabtree funny. Not a "look-at-me-I'm-hilarious funny," but a "good-natured-I'm-gonna-dish-it-out-and-I'm-gonna-take-it" type of funny. I've seen snippets of Crabtree's wit in his first three years with the team, but it's typically been from across the locker room or field when I happen to see him interact with a teammate. I've seen a lot more of it this preseason.As Crabtree stood in front of his locker today and answered questions about the upcoming season opener against Green Bay, a reporter asked him if he's bigger, more muscular this season. Crabtree didn't miss a beat."You see my guns?" Crabtree said, flexing a little, causing the group to laugh. "Just a little bit. Just a little bit."I had heard an assistant strength and conditioning coach yelling for players to come step on the scale and after most of the reporters left, I asked Crabtree if he had weighed in yet. He hadn't, and he asked me what I thought he weighed.I guessed, "215?"Crabtree made it clear that was too heavy -- 6 pounds too heavy to be exact. He's at 209, he said. Same as last year."OK," I challenged him. "Fair game, then. How much do I weigh?"Crabtree laughed and guessed way too light (on purpose I quickly found out). He followed up his first guess a few seconds later and nailed my weight within two pounds. He smiled and walked off to get ready for the team photo.During preseason practices, Crabtree sometimes warmed up with the defensive linemen. One day, he stood on one end of the line while the group did leg kicks a short distance up and down the field and yapped at Justin Smith almost the whole time. Smith was standing on the other end of the line. Crabtree was sure to use Smith's nickname "Cowboy" a lot and what he was saying amused the players in between them as well as defensive line coach Jim Tomsula.Then there is the tally sheet he keeps on his matchups with cornerback Carlos Rogers. He gives himself a point each time he wins the battle when the two match up in practice. He makes sure he shows Rogers how much he's leading by before they head out to the field. Rogers laughed about it when he brought it up during a session with the media. Crabtree was happy to explain further when he was asked about it during his media session a few days later.Those cramming to find players for their fantasy teams right now may be thinking, "And why do I care about Crabtree's sense of humor?" Simply put, he appears utterly relaxed and comfortable heading into the season. The addition of Randy Moss could have something to do with that. During today's media scrum Crabtree was asked once again about Moss' influence on him this preseason."That's my dude. Makes me feel like I can be myself," Crabtree said. "Seeing an old guy like that, being himself so long, you just have to accept him. I just feel like that's what I'm doing, I'm just going to be myself go out here and play. You can learn from a guy like that. You don't have to change for nobody. All you gotta do is be yourself and play your game."There are no stats to back up my observation. And yes, right now the players are typically relaxed and in good moods as the grind of the regular season has yet to begin. But if Crabtree truly can just be himself and continue to have fun, that could have a bigger influence on the offense this season than his playing weight, how much more he can bench, and his 40 time.


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LAKE FOREST, IL – The Chicago Bears have agreed to terms with CB Charles Tillman on a one-year contract.
"Charles is one of the NFL's great players and a true leader on and off the field and we're happy he will be staying in Chicago," Bears General Manager Phil Emery said. "He remains the best in our game at forcing turnovers and always has brought a tough, physical presence to our secondary. Charles also has a special connection to the people and community across Chicago and we're excited for that to continue."
The two-time Pro Bowler (2011 and 2012 seasons) and 2013 Walter Payton Man of the Year is third in team history with 36 interceptions and is the franchise leader in defensive return touchdowns (nine), interception return touchdowns (eight) and interception return yards (675).
Since joining the NFL in 2003, Tillman is tied for fifth in interceptions, fifth in interception return yards and tied for second in interception return touchdowns while starting 150-of-154 games played.
One of the best in the NFL at creating takeaways, Tillman's 42 forced fumbles are second most in the league since he joined the Bears as a second round pick (35th overall) in 2003 and most among cornerbacks. He is the only player during that time with 30-plus interceptions and 30-plus forced fumbles. Tillman has ranked in the Top 10 in forced fumbles in six of the last nine seasons, including second in 2009 (six) and first in 2012 (10).
Tillman has added 944 tackles, fifth most in franchise history since the statistic was first officially recorded in 1971. His 132 pass break-ups are fifth in the NFL since 2003.
In eight games played during the 2013 season, Tillman had 52.5 tackles – including 2.5 tackles for losses, three interceptions, four pass break-ups and three forced fumbles.
He is a two-time Brian Piccolo Award winner (2003 and 2008) and 2008 Ed Block Courage Award recipient.
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Kenai Senior Center's Meals on Wheels Fundraiser in support of their home meals program so "No Senior Goes Hungry" was held on April 25, and once again the community came together with outstanding support. We had tremendous response from businesses and corporations who donated funds, materials or auction items for the fundraiser.
Since I am not moviegoer, only for the second time in my 37 years on the Kenai, I went to the Kambe Friday evening to see "Heaven Is For Real." In driving from Alaska to Texas last fall we stopped off in Imperial, Nebraska and had the privilege of visiting with Sonya Burpo, Colton's mother. What a pleasure. Whether or not you are a Christian you will enjoy this movie. The little actor that plays Colton is marvelous! He behaves just like the picture in my mind as I read the book!
Last month, one of the Peninsula's most successful coaches, Mark Devenney, passed away while battling cancer. Coach Devenney led the SoHi Stars to six team state championships, four team state championship runner-up trophies, and numerous team Region 3 and Borough championships in track and field and cross country running. During his 14-year tenure, SoHi Stars also won 66 individual state championship medals in 44 events, and three of those state champions still hold Alaska state records.
It was brisk and cloudy today for bike rodeo. Kaleidoscope School is incredibly fortunate to have so much community support making the Bike Rodeo memorable, and educational. The students learned about bike safety from Kenai Police Officer Alex Prins and assistant Dillon Story, had helmets checked or purchased from Nurse Jane Fellman with Safe Kids, and enjoyed riding bikes on the course. In addition, The Bike Loft's own John Tabor provided tune-ups for the students' bikes. Kaleidoscope's PTA provided lunch snacks.
Lately, I have been hearing how Dan Sullivan, the one running for U.S. Senate, has been trying to rehabilitate his record on firearms. Recently, I came across a couple of scattered comments regarding Dan Sullivan's record that didn't sit too well with me. The one I had to do some research on was his opposition to HB 381 in 2010, the original "Stand Your Ground" legislation written by Rep. Mark Neuman.
The Community of Nikiski is the best! The 19th annual Thelma McConnell Scholarship dinner and fundraiser held on Saturday, April 26th at the beautiful Nikiski Senior Center was a total success. The dinner is held each year to raise money for the memorial scholarship fund in honor of a Nikiski resident who cared about young people. Each year the Senior Citizens of Nikiski keep this tradition going to help Nikiski area graduating seniors. This year several fifteen hundred dollar ($1,500.00) scholarships will be presented at the Nikiski High School awards night.
Let's talk about lock downs.
My four grandchildren came home (Thursday) after the Nikiski schools locked down. Why there was a lock down isn't important.
I asked them if they were frightened during that time. As expected, fear is repressed and in spite of the games they played and the engaging conversations they had, they all said yes, they were afraid. Now I wondered why. Why are my grandchildren frightened during a school lock down?
Fear is natural and has a good purpose. It makes us do the right things to protect ourselves.
Thank you to everyone who came, helped, donated, and supported the Autism Walk this year. It would not have been possible without so many people and I apologize now if anyone is not on this list, please know you were not forgotten.
The LeeShore Center is very grateful to ConocoPhillips for their generous grant contribution of $2,500, which will help us provide violence prevention education to youth grades K-12 during 2014. ConocoPhillips is a long supporter of LeeShore and our violence prevention efforts targeting youth. With their help, during the last school year LeeShore provided 140 violence prevention education classes to 2943 youth.
This past weekend the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge hosted a youth game warden camp. We had a full camp of 4th and 5th graders who learned about our local fish and wildlife and the regulations in place to conserve them, were introduced to wildlife forensics, met and worked with our Canine Officer 'Rex' and watched him do his job, navigated the woods with GPS units, and participated in archery, boating safety, and fitness.
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A Lycoming County judge found a city man not guilty Tuesday of instigating a riot on Second Avenue last summer but guilty of disorderly conduct during the disturbance.
Ralph M. Thomas, 56, of 643 Locust St., was sentenced Tuesday to six to 12 months in prison following the one-day, non-jury trial before Judge Marc F. Lovecchio.
Thomas testified he was only trying to break up a fight among teenagers and upset because he was told his 18-year-old son had been assaulted.
City Patrolman Jeffrey A. Paulhamus testified he came upon a "chaotic" situation in the 600 block of Second Avenue about 11:50 p.m. last July 31.
It was the second time in less than an hour Paulhamus had responded to the block. The first time, he saw no fighting, he said, but the second time he found a melee in progress.
Paulhamus said it became even more tense when a woman began yelling, "He's got a gun and they got guns."
Convinced it was an unstable situation, he called for back-up officers.
Thomas, Paulhamus testified, didn't have a gun in his hand, but he continued to yell and scream obscenities.
"He was the person causing the most disturbance," he said of Thomas. "I believe he was the main factor in the whole disturbance."
"It appears you crossed the line ... but I don't think there is evidence to suggest (that) you caused the group to (riot)," Lovecchio said.
Thomas already is in state prison serving a 21-month state sentence for possession with intent to deliver drugs.


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Head coach Bruce Pearl was so upset by Tennessee's home-court futility that he strode into the stands following Sunday's loss to Kentucky in the home finale to address the fans.
"I apologized for sending them home (unhappy) a lot of weekends," the coach explained, "but they keep on coming back."
Still, Pearl won't say playing in The Georgia Dome is preferable to playing in Thompson-Boling.
"I'm not going to even go there," he said. "The home court didn't beat us. We had all of the advantages (vs. Kentucky). We just didn't take advantage."
History aside, playing in the Georgia Dome could be just what the doctor ordered for Tennessee. The Vols are 3-0 in neutral-site games this season - beating Virginia Commonwealth and No. 7 Villanova in the NIT Season Tipoff Tournament at New York City and shocking No. 3 Pitt in the SEC/Big East Invitational at Pittsburgh.
"It's a neutral site," junior wing Scotty Hopson said of The Georgia Dome. "We've just got to get back to playing good basketball."
Sophomore center Kenny Hall thinks playing in Atlanta could be a plus for the Big Orange.
"Sometimes I don't mind playing on the road," he said. "I like going against the crowd every now and then. It's actually fun."
Although Tennessee stands just 18-13 after losing six of its last nine games, Hopson says he and his teammates are confident they can right the ship and make a good run in the league tournament.
"Guys are still confident in their abilities," he said. "Cameron (Tatum) stepped up and played a little better (vs. Kentucky). Tobias (Harris) played good. Kenny (Hall) played a little better and gave us some good minutes. You can see guys showing signs."
Nearly all of Tennessee's 13 losses came down to the final minute. So, with a little better late-game execution, the Vols' won-lost record could look a whole lot different.
"We're real close," Hopson said. "We're right there at the brink of it. We've just got to turn that corner."
Hall agreed, noting: "We're getting closer. We're actually playing better. I don't think we played bad at all (vs. Kentucky). We played good but they were the better team."
Pearl sees positive signs, as well.
"For about 35 minutes per game we've defended very, very well," the coach said. "Kentucky hasn't been held to that number of points (22 in the first half) since 2009. It was our effort, our aggressiveness, our attention to detail ... I like our defense.
"I like that Tobias Harris is playing his best basketball right now. Six of the last seven games Scotty Hopson has played great basketball, particularly on the offensive end. We're getting improved point-guard play from Melvin (Goins). What we need now - and what you'll see - is that somebody else will step up and do something.
"I thought Cameron played better against South Carolina. Steven Pearl had some good moments against South Carolina. Kenny Hall played his best game this year against Kentucky. There needs to be somebody else at tournament time, and I believe we have a number of guys that are capable."
1987: beat Vanderbilt 74-57, lost to Alabama 68-60
1995: lost to Alabama 55-43
1998: beat LSU 73-62, lost to Arkansas 102-96
1999: lost to Mississippi State 62-56
2000: lost to South Carolina 75-68
2002: beat Arkansas 68-61, lost to Alabama 91-72
2004: lost to Alabama 84-49
2005: beat Arkansas 65-46, lost to Kentucky 76-62
2007: lost to LSU 76-67 in OT
2008: beat South Carolina 89-87, lost to Arkansas 92-91
WILLIAMS UPDATE: Brian Williams, the 6-10 senior center who missed Tennessee's games with South Carolina due to back problems, practiced at full speed Tuesday. He is expected to play Thursday night, when the Vols face Arkansas at 7:30 in Round 1 of the SEC Tournament.


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JERUSALEM, Israel -- The temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is holding for now, but Hamas continues to threaten and Israel vows to respond if rocket fire resumes when the truce ends Friday.
That comes as talks are underway in Cairo.
While Israel agreed to extend the 72-hour Egyptian-brokered ceasefire, the terror group's "military" wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, promised to resume rocket attacks as soon as the truce ended.
Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said talk of extending the truce is "unfounded."
"Our missiles are aimed at Israeli tanks and vehicles in their current positions," a Hamas operative told an al-Jazeera reporter.
Still, some say the Islamist group's saber rattling follows the same pattern it has in the past.
Meanwhile, IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Benny Gantz said resumption of rocket attacks would be met with a harsh response.
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said Israel is prepared for any eventuality, and Finance Minister Yair Lapid warned Hamas not to "test us."
"The IDF is prepared and ready. The Air Force is prepared and ready and any rocket fire will be answered with heavy fire," he said. "[Israeli troops] fought bravely against a murderous enemy."
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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) is a leading European airline company. At KLM, the WebSystems dept. typically works on 35 projects simultaneously, with around 200 Java 2, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) application deployments per week. However, the company's deployment system had limited functionality and was inflexible and sensitive to errors. KLM faced problems in over 70 percent of its software deployments. KLM wanted to increase the level of service while reducing costs and speeding development. KLM engaged IBM Business Partner XebiaLabs to implement its deployed solution, an intelligent deployment automation application for development and operations teams. Deployit enables automation and streamlining of Java deployments in middleware environments and sits on top of an existing middleware infrastructure at KLM that includes IBM WebSphere and IBM Tivoli software.


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Rookie Kevin Correia had an opportunity to make his last start this season by trying to redeem himself of his performance against the Dodgers in his last start. He went up against the former Giant, Wilson Alvarez, who came into this game with an ERA of less than two.
Correia looked like his struggle against the Dodgers continued into this game as Los Angeles managed a run off him in the first inning. Cesar Izturis had a bunt single and stole second base. He took third on Jolbert Cabrera's fly out to left and scored on Shawn Green's groundout to first.
However, the Giants came back five times as strong in their half of the first inning as Ray Durham led off with a double. After J.T. Snow's flyout advanced Durham to third, Barry Bonds singled to right center, where Cabrera trapped the ball to give Bonds his 90th RBI of the season. Edgardo Alfonzo sent a hot potato into the left field corner to put the Giants ahead for good with his season roundtripper total equal to his jersey number.
Jeffrey Hammonds and Jose Cruz, Jr. extended the inning for the Giants with singles, and Yorvit Torrealba was hit by the first pitch he saw from Alvarez. Correia came to the plate to help his own cause with his second major league hit and second major league RBI. Alvarez then walked Durham to force in the Cruz as the Giants' fifth run. Snow flied out to finally end the inning.
Things continued to be a little shaky for Correia in the second inning as he gave up a double to Adrian Beltre. David Ross flied out to enable Beltre to take third, and Alex Cora had an infield hit to drive in Beltre.
The Giants broke it open in the second with help from the Dodgers' defense when Rich Aurilia led off with an infield single. Bonds doubled to the right field corner where Aurilia went to third, but a throwing error by Cora allowed Aurilia and Bonds to score. With no outs, Alfonzo was walked on four pitches, but Hammonds struck out and Cruz hit into an inning ending double play. Nonetheless, Alvarez was chased from the game to make room for Collier
In the top of the third, Correia gave up lead off singles to Izturis and Cabrera, but was able to work through the heart of the order to strand both runners at first and second.
The Dodgers, however, were able to get one more run in the fourth as Ross was walked and Cora singled. Reliever, Collier, walked, loading the bases for Izturis, who singled through the right field hole to drive in Ross. Cabrera promptly hit into a 6-4-3 double play to end the inning and potential threat.
In the sixth, Noah Lowry relieved Correia after he pitched five and two-thirds innings. Lowry came into this game as his fourth appearance and he has only allowed one hit since joining the Giants in September.
The Giants' wiped out their starters in the sixth and sent up their minor league line-up, which didn't put on any less of a show. In his first major league at-bat, Lowry had his first hit off Paul Shuey. Eric Young grounded to Beltre, but Beltre threw the ball away, allowing Lowry to take third. Young stole second with Lance Nierko at the plate. Nierko gathered his first major league knock with a double to drive in two runs.
Cody Ransom was in the batter's box for the first time in the game, where Collier threw a wild pitch to bring Nierko to third. Ransom struck out for the first out of the inning, but Pedro Feliz followed that with a demanding triple off the right field brick wall to give the Giants ten runs for the second time in this series. Todd Linden and Hammonds struck out to end the inning.
In the bottom of the eighth, Feliz continued his career season by smacking his sixteenth bomb of the season with Young on base, who singled, giving the Giants a 3-12 lead.
Jason Christiansen came into the game in the ninth to retire the Dodgers 1-2-3 and to give the Giants their 100th win of the season.
Game Notes: The last time the Giants had 100 wins was ten years ago in 1993... J.T. Snow stole his first base of the season in the fourth... Tuesday will be Felipe Alou's first postseason game as a manager. The Giants will play host to the Florida Marlins on Tuesday in the postseason opener with first pitch scheduled for 1:06... The Atlanta Braves defeated the Philadelphia Phillies to win homefield advantage in the playoffs... The Giants' 57 wins at Pac Bell Park this season broke the old record of 55 in 2000. The next highest home record for the Giants is 61-21, which was set in 1961 at Candlestick... The Giants are 30-9 at home in the second half this season... Today was Pac Bell's 52nd sellout of the season.
Players of the Game: With another explosive offensive game, there were many players responsible, but only a few stood out. Edgardo Alfonzo continues to be a force batting behind Bonds, which will be important going into the postseason to make teams think twice about walking Bonds. Pedro Feliz had a hot season and ended his season with another jack, showing depth for the Giants' bench, which is a good indicator for San Francisco going into the postseason. Noah Lowry made his last appearance this season, but was no less impressive, and still with an ERA of 0.00. He had his first major league hit, too. We also must mention Lance Nierko for getting his first major league hit and two RBIs.
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The gallery will be closed August 21 through September 5 for vacation
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