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Proprietor Michael Ribaudo has created an Italian restaurant with strong Sicilian influences. Much inspiration for opening the restaurant has been generated from Michael's Grandfather, the late Don Michele of the original Sorrento Restaurant. Michael's father Joe, also a very well known figure as one of The Reno Brothers is a vital player at Ribaudo's. Joe's input towards the entertainment facets of the restaurant has been not only invaluable but enjoyed by countless patrons. Since the launch of the restaurant in October 2009, RIBAUDO'S was proud to be a finalist in the 2010 Restaurant and Catering Savour Awards for Excellence.
Ribaudo's Restaurant is a warm, inviting and friendly environment for the whole family to enjoy. We want to share our passion for good food, good wine and good times.... It is family owned and operated and we look forward to welcoming you with a smile.
The extensive menu at Ribaudo's offers traditional Italian cuisine respecting authencity and simplicity, with the only goal of delivering our guest an unforgettable dining experience. Our delicious menu offers a vast range of dishes including home-made pasta, wood-fired pizza, risotto and hearty meat dishes.
We also cater for the sweet tooth, with an array of scrumptious desserts to choose from as well as quality espresso coffee.
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Fritsche has eight goals and 11 assists in 31 games for Syracuse this season, but to me the all-star game nod is a reflection of his commitment as much as his stats. Fritsche came to the Crunch on an AHL contract looking for an NHL pact from someone, but hasn't let that ambition distract him from a consistently honest effort here.
"It's not hard for a player like me to get myself motivated to play every night. A hockey game is a hockey game. I'm going to play the same whether I'm in the American League or the NHL,'' Fritsche said Wednesday. "I'm going to play hard every night. It's a tremendous compliment to be named to any all-star game. I'm really looking forward to it. I'm honored by it."
Here is the full team:
Anton Khudobin, Houston
x-Michal Neuvirth, Hershey
Alexander Salak, Rochester
John Carlson, Hershey
Jonas Junland, Peoria
Bobby Sanguinetti, Hartford
Sean Sullivan, San Antonio
x-Ivan Vishnevskiy, Texas
Viatcheslav Voynov, Manchester
x-Mike Weber, Portland
Andy Wozniewski, Providence
x-Keith Aucoin, Hershey
x-Brandon Bochenski, Norfolk
Mark Cullen, Rockford
Lars Eller, Peoria
Dan Fritsche, Syracuse
x-Nathan Gerbe, Portland
Christian Hanson, Toronto
Mikko Lehtonen, Providence
Graham Mink, Rochester ("C")
Patrick Rissmiller, Grand Rapids
Sergei Shirokov, Manitoba
Jack Skille, Rockford
Brett Sterling, Chicago
Head Coach: Mark Morris, Manchester Monarchs
Assistant Coach: Scott Pellerin, Manchester Monarchs
In 16 seasons, Syracuse has had 26 players selected to participate in the AHL All-Star Classic. Previous selections include Lonny Bohonos and Scott Walker (1994-95), Brian Loney (1995-96), Larry Courville and John Namestnikov (1996-97), Mark Wotton and Robert Dome (1997-98), Boris Protsenko and Valentin Morozov (1998-99), Harold Druken and Chris O'Sullivan (1999-00), Mike Gaul (2000-01), Derrick Walser and Duvie Westcott (2001-02), Karl Goehring (2002-03), Aaron Johnson (2003-04), Alexander Svitov (2004-05), Andy Delmore and Mark Hartigan (2005-06), Filip Novak (2006-07), Derick Brassard, Joakim Lindstrom and Clay Wilson (2007-08), Nikita Filatov and Derek MacKenzie (2008-09) and Fritsche (2009-10).
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Google has marked the 156th anniversary of the birth of political activist and suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst with a homepage doodle.
Pankhurst, born on 15 July 1858, founded the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU) in 1903 and, together with her daughter, Christabel, initiated a series of political interventions, including smashing windows, assaulting police officers and, eventually, arson - the WSPU's slogan was "Words, not deeds".
This activity failed to break the resistance of Prime Minister H. H. Asquith, however, and the suffragettes (so-called in contrast to the older suffragists of the earlier and less radical National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies) turned to the destruction of empty property on a massive scale.
The change in tactics also caused division within the Pankhurst family, with Emmeline's other daughters Sylvia and Adela leaving the WSPU.
In pictures: Votes for Women - the suffragette movement
In pictures: Votes for Women - the suffragette movement
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Male and female members of the women's suffrage movement on a protest march through London in 1900
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Suffragettes Annie Kenney and Mary Gawthorne painting a pavement with a slogan, 'Votes For Women', during the Hexham by-election in 1907
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Imprisoned suffragettes waving through the barred windows of Holloway Prison, London, 1909.
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Emmeline Pankhurst being jeered by a crowd in New York, circa 1911.
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A male suffrage supporter is led over the bridge at St. James' Park, after being arrested for involvement in the attack on Buckingham Palace in 1912.
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Suffragette Lady Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence, treasurer of the WSPU, celebrates her release from prison in 1912.
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Emily Davison in 1913
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Emily Davison (1872 - 1913) is fatally injured as she tries to stop the King's horse 'Amner' on Derby Day, to draw attention to the Women's Suffragette movement
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Fellow campaigners guard Emily Davison's coffin at her funeral.
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Suffragettes in the funeral procession of Emily Davison on 14th June 1913.
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Crowds line the street as the funeral procession Emily Davison on 14 June 1913
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Labour MP and suffragette Barbara Ayrton-Gould
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Emmeline Pankhurst being arrested while trying to present a petition to the King at Buckingham Palace on 21 May 1914
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Suffragettes holding white sunshades advertising their newspaper 'Suffragette' in 1914.
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The protest and activism came to an abrupt halt, however, with the advent of World War One, as the Pankhursts lined up alongside the Government to combat 'the German peril' and encourage women into industrial production and men to join up and fight.
The vote was extended to women over 30 (so long as they or their husbands occupied premises of a certain value) in 1918, and then to all women over 21 in 1928, bringing equality at the ballot box, though this was just weeks after Pankhurst's death, aged 69, on 14 June of that year. She is buried in Brompton cemetery.
Pankhurst was born into a politically active Goulden family in the Manchester suburb of Moss Side. She was the eldest of five daughters, along with five surviving brothers, and the family encouraged the children to take part in their activism.
In 1878, aged 20, she met the lawyer Richard Pankhurst, who was 44 at the time, and also politically active in the pursuit of women's suffrage. They were married the following year. Richard died in 1888 of dyptheria.
A statue of Emmeline Pankhurst was erected in 1930, in Victoria Tower Gardens, while her portrait was added to the National Portrait Gallery the previous year.
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Every team has players who have the potential to be special with a little polishing, and the Buffalo Bills are no different.
The Bills are working to get younger and deeper, which fans and staffers alike hope will end the league's longest playoff drought sooner rather than later. But that can't happen unless players across the board fulfill their potential.
With the Bills packing their bags for training camp which is a mere week away, let's take a look at the team's five biggest camp project. We'll rank the players based on the amount of work needed compared to what impact an improvement from each player would have.


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Registration ends for this online professional development opportunity on
September 29, 2008. The course lessons include an introduction to rubrics;
participants also have an opportunity to create their own rubrics.
Adult Multiple Intelligences and Differentiated Instruction
Course Dates: October 13December 12, 2008; Online chats during Lessons 3,
4, and 5
Course Description
Research conducted by the National Center for the Study of Adult Learning
and Literacy shows that instructional practices inspired by Multiple
Intelligences (MI) theory resulted in high levels of authentic instruction
and student engagement.
Integrate your understanding of Multiple Intelligences (MI) theory with the
power of differentiated instruction in this facilitated, eight-session
course. Youll learn how to apply MI theory and differentiate instruction
for all levels of adult basic education and English for speakers of other
languages. The facilitator will guide you as you develop your own MI-based
Upon completion of this course you will be able to:
*Apply the theory of multiple intelligences (MI) to design learning
activities that match your learning objectives
*Use varying methods of differentiated instruction (DI) that address the
different skills and interests of your learners
*Apply knowledge of your own MI profile to your classroom teaching
*Produce and reflect on a lesson or unit using both MI and DI
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Viens, Julie and Silja Kallenbach. Multiple Intelligences and Adult
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During this eight-week course, you will engage in self-paced activities and
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course participants. Three synchronous chats will be scheduled during
Lessons 3, 4, and 5.
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Estimated Completion Time: 40 hours
Fee: $249.00 (negotiated group rates available)
Registration: Complete and return the registration form, which you can
download at http://professionalstudiesae.worlded.org/pdf/midi_reg.pdf.
Payment must be received prior to enrollment. Registration is limited to 20
Cancellation policy: World Education reserves the right to cancel the course
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PORTAGE – Work could begin in May on an Austin Lake improvement project in the south bay area that has been bandied about for three years and opposed by several residents.
Special assessments determining how much lake property owners will pay on Portage's largest lake were approved Wednesday by the Austin Lake Governmental Lake Board.
The meeting was a continuation of a Jan. 18 assessment hearing that was adjourned until Wednesday. At the original public hearing, about 70 people appeared. At the meeting's continuation, about 20 came.
"I am rather disturbed by how many people did not show up tonight, unless they thought, oh, well, it's a done deal," said Peg Mrva, an Austin Lake resident.
Members of the lake board said it's more likely most people expressed their objections Jan. 18 to the assessments that call for 305 properties outside the south bay to pay $80 a year for five years, or $400, while 131 properties in the south bay will pay $574 a year, or $2,870.
The assessment roll includes the city of Portage paying $5,000 a year, or $25,000 total, and Kalamazoo County $2,000 a year, or $10,000. The lake board had wanted to also assess the state of Michigan since it operates the public access site on the lake, which is heavily used by boaters, but it cannot.
The board has approved a $528,534 five-year budget for the aeration and bioaugmentation project that is designed to reduce the muck-sediment levels. The project is one of several considered for the lake in the past 30 years. The project itself was approved last summer.
The two-part Austin Lake program will pump air into the water from 27 ceramic diffusers and then apply bacteria and enzyme treatments. The ceramic diffusers rest on the lake bottom and the air lines are also embedded to prevent being snagged or caught up by lake users. The diffusers will run throughout the year, except for during winter months when the lake is frozen.
Those opposed to the project have said that they aren't sure it will work, feel lake residents outside the south bay should pay more or all residents should pay the same and they can't afford any more assessments or taxes.
"The health of Austin Lake is as important on the east shore as it is in the south bay," said Jon Epstein, who feels it is unfair south bay residents should pay such a high cost. "It should be the same amount for everyone on the lake. If the project has merits for the lake then everyone should be assessed the same on the lake."
But lake board members have insisted that the assessment amounts were designed to make it fair since south bay residents will reap the most benefits if the project is successful. At the same time, by having all lake residents pay it helps take some of the sting out of the south bay assessment costs.
"This has been very difficult for me," said John Zull, a lake board member and county commissioner. "I am inclined to believe what has been said about fairness. I believe in the project and I feel it is important. I do not think we could do much differently than we did."
Though the assessment roll and project are set for five years, with assessments to begin this summer, the proposed contractor for the improvement project, Lake Savers, of Richland, has allowed for a cancellation of the project after three years if the muck reduction is not as successful as hoped for.
Miko Dargitz, a lake resident and Portage Planning Commission member who has opposed the project, said it is important that the muck reduction "metrics" be in place early so it can be seen if the project is working.
"I want to make sure that after three years we will have a voice," she said. "We're going to have to be proactive. I want to make sure we have a voice because it doesn't seem like in this process that we've had a voice."
John Tucci, president of Lake Savers, which has had its bid accepted but not signed a contract yet, said his company is committed to not only being successful but making sure the lake residents are satisfied with the project's results.
"We work for lake communities, we work for lake residents," Tucci told the gathering. "Our goal is to produce results readily visible by residents of the lake who are paying for the project. I can tell you flat out that we will listen to the input of residents. If this project is not producing results tangible to residents…we will allow you to exit the contract.
"We do not want to be involved in projects that are not producing results. We will not be paid for projects not producing results. That's the way we do business."
Lake board chairman Ed Sackley said that there are still several important steps to be taken before the project is launched including running legal notices in the Kalamazoo Gazette, securing funding for the project, paying back Kalamazoo County for the $30,000 it advanced the lake board and getting clearances from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.
"We can never have a situation where everyone is going to be absolutely satisfied," he said, "but as a board we've done the best we could do under the circumstances."
The Austin Lake Governmental Lake Board, appointed by the Portage City Council, consists of Sackley, a Portage city councilman and chairman of the board; Pat Crowley, Kalamazoo County drain commissioner; Brian Johnson, an Austin Lake resident; Elizabeth Campbell, a Portage city councilwoman; and Zull.
Campbell, who has opposed the project because she has not seen enough data to indicate it will be successful, voted no on approving the assessment roll.


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I've got a copy of the full article. Looks like they were trolling the Nurses and Health Professionals studies for data. I don't have time to read the entire thing, if anyone wants to take a whack at it, PM me your e-mail.
A few quickies from a 30 second skim:
Data based on dietary recall questionnaires, for both studies these were gathered from participants not more than yearly, some of them several years apart. Don't know about you, but I have trouble remembering what I ate yesterday little less a year from now.
Low carb deciles, lowest seems to be an average of 37.2% carbs - not what I'd call low carb.
Overall lowcarb, animal LC, and plant LC: the lower the carbs consumed the lower the incidence of CHD.
Yes, the plant LC folks did show a lower all cause mortality. For women, 10th decile: Animal - 1328, plant - 1122. For how long this study was and the number of "participants", not a huge gap.
This "study" wasn't specific to the LC diet, it was just a data troll to get publishing credit.


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Clare Teal
This show finished on: 18 May 2012
An exquisite voice, a great british talent.
Clare has been British Jazz Singer of the year twice, as well as BBC Jazz Singer of the Year.
In October 2011 Clare received the BASCA ( British Academy of Songwriters, Composers & Authors) Gold Badge Award. The Gold Badge Awards celebrate the careers of people who have made a special contribution to Britain's music and entertainment industry.
Growing up in a tiny village near Skipton in Yorkshire, England, a young Clare Teal was unlike many other teens of 1980s. Clare spent her time in the attic listening to her Grandmothers 78's.
Trained as a child in the Organ, Piano and Clarinet, Clare Teal went on to study Music at the University of Wolverhampton. Upon graduation she entered a national competition to find the country's best Billie Holiday soundalike, in which she came second.
Clare signed with the Sony Jazz label in 2004, which spawned what would become her breakthrough album 'Don't Talk', an exquisite record of tender jazz that perfectly exemplified just what a talent she is.


text: Was all set to spend last summer making the rounds at camps to increase his visibility after a solid junior year when Syracuse stepped in and made Wilson a priority. He took the Orange up on their offer, but the recent coaching change at the top has made the waters murky. Has always been able to make throw the deep ball with alarming precision and accuracy. But worked hard before his senior season to be more accurate on the short-to-medium throws.


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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - Lifelong West Brighton resident Pearl E. Rice, 91, died Thursday in Richmond University Medical Center, West Brighton.
Born Pearl Anderson, she attended Port Richmond High School and was a member of its permanent honor roll. She enjoyed spending time with her family and was known as an excellent cook and baker.
Her husband of 38 years, Edward, died in 1982. Her daughter, Marilyn Haeberlein, died in 1990.
Surviving are two sons, Edward and Donald; one grandchild, and three great-grandchildren.
The funeral will be Monday at 10 a.m. in the Meislohn-Silvie Funeral Home, Port Richmond. Burial will follow in Moravian Cemetery, New Dorp.


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Iron supplements are commonly recommended to combat anemia. Unfortunately, taking iron can cause complications such as constipation. Signs of constipation include infrequent bowel movements or hard stools. If left untreated, constipation can bring on other problems like gas and bloating. However, there are ways to prevent and remedy constipation from taking iron supplements.
Things You'll Need
- Water
- Fruits
- Vegetables
Consider taking iron supplements with a meal. Ask your doctor if you can take the supplement with food, to reduce the risk of constipation. Typically, iron supplements are taken on an empty stomach for better absorption.
Get regular exercise. Movement and activity promote regular bowel movements and your digestive health. Prevent constipation by taking part is some form of exercise three to five times a week. Jog in your neighborhood, ride a bike, go swimming or join a sports team.
Soften stools with water. Hard stools are common with constipation from iron supplements. Increase your fluid intake to maintain moisture in your intestinal tract and stimulate the movement of stools. Drink eight glasses of water daily.
Eat at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day. A low-fiber diet plays a role in infrequent bowel activity. Avoid fatty foods, which slow digestion, and instead eat a healthy diet of fruits, vegetables and whole grains to keep bowel movements soft and regular. If necessary, take liquid or capsule fiber supplements.
Ask about a slow-release iron supplement. Several options are available to prevent constipation. If home remedies don't improve or stop constipation, talk to you doctor about a slow-release iron supplement or a lower dosage.
Tips & Warnings
- Talk with a doctor before taking a laxative to relieve iron-induced constipation
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The Samford University Bulldogs needed to fill a hole at tight end and head coach Pat Sullivan said he feels sure they did it with a junior college transfer who begins class on Monday.
Chris Spivey is a 6-foot-5, 260-pounder who played last season at Georgia Military Community College.
"We had a need at tight end we needed to fix immediately and Chris fits the mold perfectly," Sullivan said. "He's an athlete with the ability to catch some option routes and he fits exactly what we were looking for."
Spivey is a native of Perry, Ga.
Briarwood defensive end Alex Davis, whose brother Andy plays defensive back for the Bulldogs, has committed to sign with Samford. Alex Davis is 6-3, 236 pounds.
Other Samford commitments:
Dave Strider, 6-0, 270-pound fullback-nose guard, Chelsea High School.
Sean Thompson, 6-0, 210, linebacker, Spain Park.
Nicholas Williams, 6-4, 252, defensive end, Minor.
Jake Peters, 6-3, 290, offensive lineman, Walker High School.
Blake Snyder, 6-3½, 285, offensive lineman, Cleburne County.
Charlie Sanford, 6-4, 282, offensive lineman, Cullman.


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I've got a good thing goin' with my kid right now. She's in a melon phase. She is so enamored with watermelon, that she recognizes it in its cartoon form in books, and begs for it at the grocery store. I buy 2 melons every week, and split them with her. One half of the melon gets scooped into tiny balls using a melon baller…(I
I'm working with Driscoll's to bring you this raspberry'licious recipe today. Visit them for more berry recipes, and enter their Sweetest Berry sweepstakes! There for a while, we ate black bean raspberry chipotle dip with a basket of chips almost every Friday night. Let's backup: I lived outside Kansas City for 18 months a short while ago, and I was introduced to black bean dip laced
Tiny bit distracted as I write this post. I took these photos when I had 13 other things on my To Do list (we really pick and choose what we want to spend our time on, don't we?). I edited the photos when I had 13 other things on my mind (they were a welcome distraction). And now? I'm writing this post with the beach


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Your story about biker Tony Kampmann and Organ Donation (July 12) highlighted the tragic shortage of human organs for transplant operations.
There are now over 114,000 people on the National Transplant Waiting List, with over 50 percent of these people dying before they get a transplant. Most of these deaths are needless. Americans bury or cremate 20,000 transplantable organs every year.
There is a simple way to put a big dent in the organ shortage - give donated organs first to people who have agreed to donate their own organs when they die.
Giving organs first to organ donors will convince more people to register as organ donors. It will also make the organ allocation system fairer. Everyone who is willing to receive should be willing to give.
Anyone who wants to donate their organs to others who have agreed to donate theirs can join LifeSharers. LifeSharers is a non-profit network of organ donors who agree to offer their organs first to other organ donors when they die. Membership is free at www.lifesharers.org or by calling1-888-ORGAN88. There is no age limit, parents can enroll their minor children, and no one is excluded due to any pre-existing medical condition. LifeSharers has over 15,000 members as of this writing, including 254 members in Minnesota.
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Golden yellow. Musky aromas of peach, butterscotch and cinnamon rise above the honeyed botrytis. Full-bodied caramelized fruits overwhelm the palate, only just balanced by the wine's oyster shell salinity. Succulent sweet nectarine pervades the finish. This wine still needs time.


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Jockey Julien Leparoux never left the inside rail with the 6-year-old son of Malibu Moon ($9.60) in the one-mile turf race, edging persistent pacesetter Calimonco by a neck in a four-horse photo finish. Calimonco, ridden by Kent Desormeaux, held second money by a head over Bangalore Gold and jockey Alan Garcia. Sr. Henry finished another head back under John Velazquez.
Carwood, a former assistant to trainer Eddie Kenneally, had previously visited the Gulfstream winner's circle following Friday's first race, won by Love in Bloom ($7), who was also making her first start for her trainer.
Leparoux came back to complete the late daily double ($46.40) aboard Deputy Darling ($6.20).
Rainbow 6 Carryover Grows
Friday's 10-cent Rainbow 6 pool will include a carryover pool of $134,366, after multiple tickets with the winners of the last six races on Thursday's card cashed for $3,301.06. The Rainbow 6 jackpot will be hit when a bettor is the only one to hold a ticket with all six winners.
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Morgan, left, and Abigail Wadsworth, both 8 (they're fraternal twins), of the town of Onondaga, hold up a pair of 14-inch bass they landed recently off the dock of their family's rented camp on Otisco Lake. They used worms.
Their mother wrote, "They are little fisher girls. We love to fish so they have been fishing since they could hold a pole!"


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- Opportunity to help at WSHS special events and celebrations
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Gallery Interpreter (GI): Assists visitors in the galleries on the third and fifth floors. This requires additional training with each new exhibit. This position is available during normal public hours. Works closely with Information Specialists and frequently shares responsibilities.
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The villages of Manlius, Minoa and Fayetteville along with the towns of Manlius and Pompey have selected a consultant to study the possibility of consolidating fire departments in the town of Manlius.
The five municipalities issued a request for proposals in the early spring.
RSG Fire Rescue Consultants, operated by Ron Graner of Canton, Ga., was the low bidder, charging $15,000 for the study. There were six bids submitted, but when officials asked for more detail, only four of the six responded, said Manlius Town Supervisor Ed Theobald.
The study should take three to five months to complete, Theobald said. RSG will have to gather data from all the municipalities and the affected fire departments, which include Manlius, Fayetteville, Minoa and Kirkville. The village fire departments provide fire protection to portions of the towns.
The consultant is being asked to study the best way the fire departments can make improvements in cost, efficiency and service, and not just focus on consolidation. The idea is to be objective, officials said.
The villages of Manlius and Fayetteville received a $20,000 state grant to pay for the consultant.
Consolidation of the fire departments in Manlius has been talked about, and a joint fire district discussed as far back as the early 1990s. The idea emerged again in October 2008 and is now officially studied.
Meanwhile, the village of Manlius has an option to buy land at the corner of Route 92 and Enders Road, which it would like to use for future development of a new fire station.
Manlius Mayor Mark-Paul Serafin said he has asked the property owner, John MacDougall, for a six-month extension on the option to buy to give the consolidation study a chance to be completed. He is awaiting an answer.
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Can someone kindly tell me what the recommended CG for the Mig-15 is? I tried to maiden with the CG on the aileron servo wires at the wing root (as recommended by others in this thread) but it seemed way too far back. Came down really hard, but luckily no noticeable damage.
Speaking of CG's....
I have a PNP T-45 from HK that I have yet to fly (waiting for an Rx). As per HK's "combo items", I also picked up a Turnigy 2S 500mAh battery. You would think that they would only recommend batteries that actually fit in this plane, but of course that is not the case when buying direct from Hong Kong
Anyways, I cut away enough of the foam to get this 36 gram battery installed, but even before installing an Rx (which will also go forward of the CG if I'm not mistaken), I am WAY nose heavy! What are you guys doing to the T-45 to get it balanced??? With some careful cutting of foam, I can push the battery back a little more, but that may not be enough
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The 500mah 2s battery that's recommended is an approximation of the 'right' battery for this aircraft. -it's too heavy and too big to fit properly. 'stable flight' can be achieved but because it's too heavy (spec AUW=95 grams, with 500mah 2s you're looking at 116grams) you'll be at full throttle the entire flight, and if you back off... it drops like a rock.
If you want to stick with 2s, then 360mah is better suited to the purpose or even 2s 300.
the point is, 2s is a bare minimum and the supplied ESC is not compatible with 3s. (it dies if you plug 3s into it)
Last night i pulled the wing off (g e n t l y), then muscled the tiny EDF out and unsoldered the ESC and replaced it with a 6amp turnigy plush ESC which does support 3s. I've got the 12amp plush on backorder from hk too (for if/when the 6amp dies). I glued the EDF back in and will try putting the rest together tonight.
According to NitroCharged, you don't need take the wing off, but i can't see him unsoldering the ESC and replacing it with the wing on?
Thrust with the 6amp plush as bare edf - 5 blade:
2s 500mah WOT: 63 grams
3s 460mah WOT: 114 grams (ESC and motor get hot)
PS - you CAN replace the ESC with the wing on IF you can get the EDF out without removing the wing, mine was glued in exceptionally securely toward the turtledeck side of the airframe... had to take the wing off to get necessary leverage.
Maiden success!
Just got back from maidening the F-86. Bound the new orange receiver to my also new Spektrum DX6i, then spent quite a bit of time figuring out the expo and dual rates set up. After installing everything, it needed 1/4 oz. lead to get the CG at 59mm. I HATE adding dead weight to a model, especially one this small. I used one of those stick on weights, and I put it right under the nose on the intake lip. I didn't want to put it inside, since I wanted to keep the intake airflow clean. This lead to some problems later.
Ran out to the nearby empty field, checked the control operation, and realized the ailerons were backwards. Always important to make sure the surfaces aren't just moving, but in the right direction! Fixed that, throttled up, and threw it into the air. It started diving into the ground, got my hand on the sticks but still hit the ground at a shallow angle.
The nose weight caught the ground and tore the bottom of the intake lip. Arghhh! But I was able to push it back into place. Went to re-launch, but this time with 9 clicks of "up" trim.
Good launch this time, I threw it steeper, it still dove a little but I was off and away. It was very sensitive in roll, even with my "adjustments" to expo & dual rates (more on this later) but it was off and flying making circuits of the football sized field. A few clicks of down and left aileron, and I was tearing around the sky. Who said this thing barely flew on 2s? This sucker is fast! I dialed the throttle back to around 2/3, still plenty fast. After a few circuits I did a few rolls, nice and quick, and also a loop. The loop was big and realistic looking (full throttle for that). I went from circuits to figure eights.
I didn't time it, but the 350 2s battery was giving me plenty of duration. When it started to weaken, I lined up for an approach. Good landing in some soft grass, but that tore the weight off completely. It's a pretty clean break, tho, should be easy to fix.
Some observations - This is the PNP version, using a Zippy 350ms 2s 20c battery and Orange R15 receiver. I used thicker wire for the aileron pushrods, otherwise box-stock. AUP weight is exactly 100 grams, 3.5 ozs. That includes the 1/4 oz nose weight. I think keeping these small birds light is a real key to success, extra weight, even a 1/2 ounce, really brings up the wing loading. I'm going to remove the nose weight, glass the nose, then add whatever is necessary to get the cg. I'm planning on removing the fan hatch weights and gluing the hatch, maybe the combination of nose glassing and removing those weights will get me the cg.
One more note - remember where I said it was real sensitive on roll? I went the wrong way on the expo setting - I made it more sensitive instead of less! Now that I've fixed that, really looking forward to more flights.
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in the meantime i have 2x 360 3s on the way.
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My receiver just showed up. Wow this thing is small....
Just a quick video of a short but adventurous flight with the MiG 15.
A bit out of control sometimes I have to admit, very proud of the landing tho
Cameraman is still familiarising with tripod and manual focus, so we both will have to practice more
In the meantime I decided to repaint the Sabre, which was battered to the point of non return.
As soon as I can print some decals I'll post pictures. It's going to be awesome!
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CLEVELAND -- It was a happy ending in extra innings this time for the Detroit Tigers.
Ryan Raburn's two-out single in the 12th inning scored the go-ahead run Saturday night in a 4-3 win against the Cleveland Indians, and reliever Jose Veras balked in what turned out to be a much-needed insurance run.
"Ryan doesn't try to do too much in big situations," winning pitcher Bobby Seay said. "He knew we just needed a single."
Raburn said he focused on being flexible and not just looking to pull or for a certain pitch.
"That way, if you get jammed, you can bloop it with a broken-bat hit and get that run in," Raburn said.
That is exactly what he did.
"He's gotten some huge hits for us," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said. "And that was huge."
Raburn's biggest hit of the year was a two-run, walk-off home run that beat the Chicago Cubs 5-4 on June 23.
Saturday's game: Ryan Raburn drove in the go-ahead run in the 12th inning, and Detroit beat the Cleveland Indians 4-3. Rick Porcello gave up just one run in eight innings, but Fernando Rodney blew his first save after converting 21 of them.
Record: 54-48
The rubber game: The Tigers have lost seven consecutive road series but could break that streak Sunday in the finale of the three-game series.
Key stats: Porcello rebounded from four tough starts to allow one run on four hits and one walk in eight innings.
Next up: Sunday vs. Cleveland Indians (Armando Galarraga vs. Carl Pavano), 1:05 p.m., FSD
Veras walked the first two batters in the inning. However, he struck out Miguel Cabrera and got Carlos Guillen to pop up and was one out from escaping. Detroit was close to stranding the go-ahead run at second base for the fifth consecutive inning.
Rayburn laced a single to right-center, though, and clapped his hands twice after returning to first after rounding the bag. The Tigers dugout came alive as Detroit avoided what would have been a second consecutive extra-inning loss.
It was the Tigers' first back-to-back games of at least 12 innings since August 1988. Cleveland beat Detroit 6-5 in 13 innings on Friday night.
Zach Miner gave up a one-out single to Jamey Carroll and then a double to Trevor Crowe in the bottom of the 12th.
Wyatt Toregas hit a grounder to score Carroll, but Miner got Grady Sizemore to pop out to short to end the game and earn his first major league save.
"(Trevor) Hoffman better watch out," said Miner, referring to the all-time saves leader of the Milwaukee Brewers. "I made it interesting."
The Tigers were two outs from winning in the ninth.
Detroit Tigers rookie Rick Porcello, 20, had a break-through game after struggling recently and allowed one run in eight innings.
However, closer Fernando Rodney blew his first save of the season in the ninth, denying Porcello his 10th win of the year.
But in terms of the big picture, Porcello was the story. That wall he hit in recent starts disappeared. He was 1-3 with a 9.16 ERA in his previous four starts and had not bounced back after getting a brief break in early July.
"It felt good to contribute to the team and get back on track," Porcello said. "Between starts, the focus was to throw good, low strikes with whatever pitch."
He walked Sizemore leading off the first inning and struck out Asdrubal Cabrera before Shin-Soo Choo reached on a fielding error by first baseman Miguel Cabrera. Then, Jhonny Peralta singled home a run.
It was beginning to look like Porcello's other recent starts when he struggled from the get-go. But everything changed from that point.
He got designated hitter Travis Hafner to ground into a 6-4-3 double play, and Cleveland didn't get two runners on base against him again in eight innings.
Porcello gave up one run on four hits, walking one and striking out three.
"I left the game with a lot of confidence," he said.
Porcello (9-7, 4.36) is two wins from having the most wins in a season of any Detroit hurler younger than 21. Dave Rozema of Grand Rapids won 11 before turning 21 on Aug. 5, 1977, and led the Tigers with 15 wins as a rookie.
Hall of Famer Hal Newhouser is tied for second with Porcello in that category. He won nine games in 1940 and '41 before turning 21.
Porcello remains tied with Toronto's Ricky Romero for the most wins by any rookie in the league.
Porcello needed just 91 pitches to go one inning longer than he had in any other game this season. He had four 1-2-3 innings, including his final one.
"He found a good rhythm and never got out of his rhythm," Leyland said.
Leyland left Porcello in with two outs in the eighth and dangerous left-handed hitter Sizemore coming to bat. And Porcello made him look good, getting Sizemore to hit a weak fly ball to left.
Rodney, perfect in 21 previous save opportunities this year, served up a leadoff triple to Cabrera in the ninth. Clete Thomas, brought in an inning earlier as a defensive replacement, couldn't quite make an outstanding catch as the shot ricocheted off the wall.
Rodney struck out Choo and was ahead of Peralta 1-2 before he looped a drive to left. Center fielder Curtis Granderson made a strong diving catch, but Cabrera was able to tag and easily score from third.
Rodney pitched two innings in Friday night's 13-inning loss, and setup man Brandon Lyon was off limits after throwing three innings in that game.
Ryan Perry and Seay got into and out of trouble in the 10th and 11th innings, stranding Indians who reached second base with only one out.
Miguel Cabrera's RBI single in the sixth inning, coming after other sharp singles by Placido Polanco and Magglio Ordonez, gave him the 2-1 lead he protected.
Indians starter Jeremy Sowers had a no-hitter through four innings, then struggled mightily and was fortunate to escape the next two innings with only two runs allowed.
Adam Everett's sacrifice fly scored Detroit's first run in the fifth after Raburn broke up the no-no with a single.
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Khalil Smith, 18, of Passaic, and Jahleel Mouzone, 20, of Clifton, were arrested Wednesday night after they allegedly robbed a 40-year-old man, who pursued the pair in a taxi until police arrived. Around 10 p.m., the pair walked up to the man at Gregory Avenue and Kruger Place, said Detective Lt. Gabriel Guzman. One of the men poked the man's side with a knife, and the other threw the victim to the ground and took the man's cell phone and wallet, Guzman said.
The two alleged robbers ran off, but the victim spotted a cab nearby and flagged it down. After the man recounted the robbery, the cab driver started following the two fleeing men and called 911, Guzman said.
The taxi followed the men to Main and Chestnut streets, and police arrived, he said. The victim was able to point out the alleged robbers and the two were arrested. Smith and Mouzone each face charges of conspiracy to commit robbery, robbery, aggravated assault and weapon possession.
Police were able to recover the victim's wallet and cell phone, as well as the knife allegedly used in the robbery.


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What are some options for safety devices on Botox needles?
What safety device needles are you using when administering Botox? I am trying to help a physician become OSHA compliant.
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You don't need any safety needle. OSHA requires that you evaluate safety needles that are available, not that you adopt their use. I don't know of any safety needle that comes in a 32 gauge.
Safety devices and Botox
There are many different types of needles and injections that can be used. However, most experience injectors use a 30 or 32 gauge needle or tuberculin syringe. If the physician doesn't know which needle to use then I suggest you seek a board certified dermatologist with experience in Botox for injections.
What are some options for safety devices on Botox needles?
The best safety device for Botox is a very experienced plastic surgeon or dermatologist. As far as the needle goes, I prefer a 32gauge needle.
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Do not need safety device needle
I do not think you would need to use a safety device needle for Botox to be OSHA compliant. Most people use a 30 gauge 1/2 inch needle or a tuberculin syringe. If your physician isn't sure about that or comfortable injecting Botox, I think they may want to reconsider what they are offering patients.
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PRICEVILLE, Alabama - Alabama state troopers are on the scene of a fatal wreck on Interstate 65 in Morgan County.
A trooper spokesperson said the wreck was on the southbound side of the interstate between the Tennessee River bridge and the Priceville exit.
The wreck happened about 8:48 p.m. Tuesday, troopers said.
One lane on the southbound side is closed while troopers investigate. No other details were immediately available.


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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- Country-pop phenom Taylor Swift and rock band Kings of Leon have joined the list of musicians making donations to Alabama tornado relief.
Swift has earmarked $250,000 from her from her Speak Now ... Help Now fund for Nick's Kids.
That's a charity established by University of Alabama coach Nick Saban and his wife, Terry Saban. The money will be used for relief efforts in west Alabama.
Kings of Leon has started a fund for tornado relief at the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham. Proceeds from the Kings' July 26 concert in Orange Beach, at the Amphitheater at the Wharf, will be donated to the fund, according to a publicist. The money will be used primarily in the state of Alabama for long-term tornado recovery.
The Community Foundation administers four funds for tornado relief in the state, including the Bama Rising Fund established by the Fort Payne group Alabama.
Bama Rising awarded its first round of grants in mid-July, giving $120,000 to Upper Sand Mountain Parish for its Jackson/DeKalb Long Term Recovery Committee, $80,000 to the United Way of Marshall County for long-term recovery and $50,000 to Mennonite Disaster Service to help rebuild homes in Phil Campbell in Franklin County.
Since the devastating storms of April 27, music acts large and small have been compelled to contribute money, perform at benefits or spur other efforts for tornado relief.
The most high-profile shows to date, all at Birmingham's BJCC Arena, have raised about $2.5 million for tornado charities.
Bama Rising, a star-studded show on June 14, raised more than $2.1 million and was initiated by the Alabama band. More than a dozen high-profile acts performed at the event, which lasted more than five hours.
Rihanna's benefit concert on July 11 raised an estimated $250,000 for tornado relief in Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. The R&B star headlined the BJCC show as a special date on her "Loud" tour.
Third Day raised more than $104,000 with its Make Your Move Alabama Tornado Relief Benefit on May 15 at the arena. The Christian rock band, led by Montgomery native Mac Powell, recruited like-minded acts such as Rush of Fools, Tenth Avenue North and Trevor Morgan.
Country icon Hank Williams Jr. organized "Music Builds," a May 12 telethon and TV special for Southern disaster relief on CMT. A wealth of big-league talent participated in the 90-minute show, including the Alabama band, Tim McGraw, Keith Urban, Alan Jackson, Lady Antebellum, Trace Adkins, Little Big Town and Sara Evans. A total of $551,000 was raised by the event, according to the American Red Cross.
Also, musicians such as Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley, Keller Williams, The Civil Wars, Taylor Hicks, Ruben Studdard and Lance Bass have raised money or collected supplies for tornado recovery.
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ANN ARBOR -- July is a dead month in college football. Even coaches are taking time off to work on their tans, or whatever it is they do when they aren't putting in 15-hour days.
These truly are the dog days of summer.
But our esteemed basketball writer, Nick Baumgardner, and I thought we'd try to spice things up a little bit by bringing back our super popular Michigan football over-under series. And by super popular, we mean we actually got 10 of you to click on a college football story in July.
But in seriousness, it was a fun series, and in retrospect, many of our over-unders weren't far off. Before we launch this year's series, here's a recap of last year's picks:
Offense maintains its production of 33.0 points scored per game
Kyle -- Over
Nick -- Under
Readers -- Over (55 percent)
Actual -- Under (29.8)
Defense maintains its production of 17.0 points allowed per game
Kyle -- Over
Nick -- Under
Readers -- Under (58 percent)
Actual -- Over (19.8)
Michigan wins half its road games
Kyle -- Under
Nick -- Under
Readers -- Over (51 percent)
Actual -- Under (2-5 away from home, 2-3 in true road games)
Denard Robinson throws 10 interceptions
Kyle -- Over
Nick -- Under
Readers -- Under (68 percent)
Actual -- Under (Nine)
Michigan's defensive line records 15 sacks
Kyle -- Under
Nick -- Over
Readers -- Over
Actual -- Under (12.0)
Devin Gardner catches 15 passes
Kyle -- Under
Nick -- Over
Readers -- Under (52 percent)
Actual -- Over (16 catches)
Michigan plays six true freshmen
Kyle -- Over
Nick -- Under
Readers -- Over (73 percent)
Actual -- Over (12 freshmen)
Michigan will wear 4.5 different uniform combinations
Kyle -- Under
Nick -- Over
Readers -- Under (66 percent)
Actual -- Under (Four)
Fitz Toussaint achieves his goal of rushing for 1,600 yards
Kyle -- Over
Nick -- Under
Readers -- Under (63 percent)
Actual -- Under (514 yards)
Michigan will have .5 juniors declare early for the NFL draft
Kyle -- Over
Nick -- Under
Readers -- Push
Actual -- Under (Zero left)
Thomas Rawls gets more than 50 carries
Kyle -- Over
Nick -- Under
Readers -- Over (66 percent)
Actual -- Over (57 carries, for 242 yards)
Roy Roundtree will match departing No. 1 wideout Junior Hemingway's total of 34 catches
Kyle -- Over
Nick -- Under
Readers -- Over (90 percent)
Actual -- Under (31 catches, for 580 yards)
True freshman Kyle Kalis plays five games on the offensive line
Kyle -- Over
Nick -- Under
Actual -- Under (Zero games, took a redshirt)
Brendan Gibbons' longest field goal will be 45 yards
Kyle -- Under
Nick -- Under
Actual -- Over (52 yards, against Nebraska)
Michigan wins 1.5 of its rivalry games
Kyle -- Under
Nick -- Over
Readers -- Over (68 percent)
Actual -- Under (One win, against Michigan State)
The Verdict -- Nick won at 8-7, I was 7-8 and you, the readers, were 5-7 (tossing out one push, along with two posts in which, for whatever reason, there was no vote).
That's pretty even. No idea how Nick won. No idea.
I will get my revenge over that guy, starting with our first installment of 2013 ...
Over-under: Michigan will win at least 9.5 games in 2013
Kyle Meinke: Michigan will have a better record this season, by virtue of having an easier schedule. But this is not a deep team, and it is not one that, at this point, is significantly better than last year's 8-5 outfit.
Consider the defense, which will open the season having lost its best player at each level in defensive end Craig Roh, linebacker Jake Ryan and safety Jordan Kovacs, the latter of whom's departure is particularly poignant.
Kovacs was the glue that held everything together. He was the guy leading film studies. He was the guy calling audibles. He was the leader, on and off the field, and his absence will be felt more than many are anticipating.
Exacerbating the issue, Ryan, the unit's best playmaker, is shelved to start the season with a torn ACL and won't return until October. Similar to Kovacs' departure, there is no one on this roster who can replace Ryan's playmaking ability, try as they might.
On offense, Devin Gardner should be an overall upgrade at quarterback over Denard Robinson, who became a liability more than anything in his final games under center. But the biggest problem with last year's unit -- the offensive line -- isn't guaranteed to be any better this year with three new starters in the middle.
Don't get me wrong, there is a ton to like about this year's team. Gardner should be fun to watch. Tailback Derrick Green will be one of the more interesting freshmen in the Big Ten. Tight end Devin Funchess could become a star. And the schedule is much softer than last year, as Alabama (mercifully) drops off the schedule, and Notre Dame must visit Ann Arbor.
It's easy to get excited about Michigan's future, which appears bright as waves of elite recruits enter the program. I think 2014 could be a big year for the Wolverines. But in 2013, they're too young and too thin in too many critical spots to make it through their schedule with fewer than three losses. Take the under on 9.5, at least in the regular season.
Nick Baumgardner
Given Michigan's schedule, and its current roster, I feel like this is a double-digit victory football team.
The offense should take on a much-welcomed new look under Gardner's leadership, and though Jake Ryan's injury is bad, it's not completely devastating to a defense that has done nothing but gain experience over the past two seasons.
If the Wolverines can get by Notre Dame in week two, they should be at 5-0 heading into a road trip to Penn State in week six. From there, Michigan could get Ryan back for the toughest portion of its schedule.
At this point, another four-loss regular season would likely go down as a major disappointment. I'll put Michigan at three regular-season losses, so take the under there. (Although, give the Wolverines a bowl victory.So, technically, I've got the over. Barely.)
2013 schedule
Aug. 31 Central Michigan (3:30 p.m., BTN)
Sept. 7 Notre Dame (8 p.m., ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)
Sept. 14 Akron (Noon, BTN)
Sept. 21 at Connecticut (TBA)
Sept. 28 BYE
Oct. 5 Minnesota (3:30 p.m., ABC/ESPN/ESPN2)
Oct. 12 at Penn State (5 p.m., ESPN/ESPN2)
Oct. 19 Indiana (3:30 p.,m., BTN)
Oct. 26 BYE
Nov. 2 at Michigan State (TBA)
Nov. 9 Nebraska (TBA)
Nov. 16 at Northwestern (TBA)
Nov. 23 at Iowa (TBA)
Nov. 30 Ohio State (TBA)
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So it makes sense in a big Republican year that the 3rd would swing toward Republican Jaime Herrera, who has captured the seat being vacated by Democrat Brian Baird.
You could even argue that Democrat Denny Heck made a good race of it, losing 53-47 at this point.
Herrera also deserves a lot of credit on her own. She reflected the concerns of the Tea Party movement without letting it define her. She preached a standard Republican message of lower taxes and less government, but she also made it clear she'd work hard to bring home federal help for the district.
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Gunned down by Michael David Dunn while sitting in an SUV: For Playing Music Too Loud.
If you are a young black man, who you are is threat enough
The police acted the very next day. A man was arrested, charged, and is in custody, being held without bond. So this–the alleged shooting of Jordan Russell Davis by Michael David Dunn, is not that–the shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman.
But in so many other aspects of this case, the parallels are undeniable–another 17-year old African-American boy, shot and killed. The alleged assailant, an older white man, said he felt threatened–although the boy he is accused of shooting was reportedly unarmed. Another claim of self-defense to justify the killing, and in a "Stand Your Ground" state. Another pair of grieving parents, losing a child and seeking justice.
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Banned "Anti-Gay" Toon Exhumed!
Thank gawd for the internet! Not only does this wonder world wide web keep food on our table, but it also allows controversial videos to live on until the end of time. Case in point: this "Dial M For Monkey" clip.
The toon, a "backup" segment on Dexter's Laboratory, came under fire after airing an episode featuring an exceptionally feminine character by the name of "Silver Spooner." How feminine? Well, he doesn't zoom around space, but, rather, swishes, a fact made evident by big glittery letters when he flies away from the scene of a condiment crime.
Confused? Just watch the clip and it will all make sense, including why the Cartoon Network yanked the clip from the episode's repeats.
As if it weren't obvious enough, the Judy Garland line really drove it home.
"Silver Spooner"- No Comment.
Thank god crap like this does not stay on the air. Fuck a gay cartoon!
I can see why somebody might be offended, but I thought it was a pretty funny parody of Marvel's most pretentious superhero. It wouldn't be so bad if not for the really limp wrists.
I'm still pissed that Nickelodeon cancelled The Angry Beavers – the funniest cartoon show in the history of the universe.
Offensive, yes. But still a decent parody overall. I did love Dexter's Laboratory :p
Why is this offensive? It's a cartoon character exaggerated like all the others in this show. If this is a portrayal of a character who is gay in a silly children's cartoon, why are you so offended? There are heterosexual villains in cartoons you know.
did the pull it because of silver spooner or because of "stoner" the snowman, drunk grunk, or captain glory(hole)?
I never watched dexter's but I always thought it was a kids show and this "backdoor" (whoops I mean backup) segment belongs on SNL not on kiddie show … but otherwise it was funny
Boy6221, it's not about the villain being gay, but the extremely "sissified" stereotype of a gay character, right down to the stuck-up demeanor, the obsession with Judy Garland, + the "swish"ing from place to place.
I can take a joke, but, cartoon or not, this was over the top.
This is nothing compared to what is shown on Family Guy and American Guy. The Silver Spooner has a voice that reminds me of Jim Carrey.
I'm offended by the Tiki Torch character because he said "Poo poo platter" as his only line! And Krunk is a mockery of mentally challenged people everywhere! *Fart*
Sheesh, there are real problems in the world. This cartoon, while not one of the best "Dial M for Monkey" episodes I've seen, is still pretty funny! I mean, he totally gagged him with a spoon at the end!!!! People need to grow a damn sense of humor.
Oh, and by the way… Censorship is wrong.
I remember seeing this when i was a kid!
I am more offended by the disproportionate sizes.
They all seemed gay to me! I thought it was some sort of big mo and lezzie party.
How is this more offensive than a Will & Grace episode?
Hz, fuck censorship. This just wasn't cute.
L, it's more offensive b/c in W + G, we're laughing with relatable femme characters like Jack (or Mark on Ugly Betty), not at some cartoonish 'mo.
Or how is this more offensive than Queer Duck?
Fredo777: You would have us believe you have never seen someone as nelly as that guy in real life? I call shenanigans! Here in Fort Lauderdale, you don't need to go far to find a "cartoonish 'mo" like the Silver Spooner. Or to find one that is silver, head to toe. (Aaaand, possibly doing something or other with a spoon.)
Censorship, in my opinion, is a much, much bigger crime than some exaggerated nelly cartoon character. There are those who would have this web site removed from the Internet because of how "offensive" they find it. Would that be OK with you? I'll assume 'no'.
And to L: I for one, think Will and Grace is an apt comparison.
Ooooh…. I just clicked 'Submit', then was showing the cartoon to my boyfriend when a wave of anger hit me….
How dare anyone call this an "Anti-gay" cartoon! There are REAL anti-gay issues out there! Nowhere in this thing do they condemn homosexuality! This was clearly a run for comments and we all fell for it! Fie on this site!!!! :-P'
This was funny and should in no way be censored!!
The cartoon mocks pompous, macho superheroes just as much as it does the gay character. Would you censor "South Park" too??
Jeez, if you can't take a joke, do not watch cartoons.
Who complained? Gay folk or conservatives? because this kind of thing could have been panned by both, or we can all let it go as the obvious and easy joke that it is.
Ever seen the villain character on PowerPuff Girls who looks like Satan and is very feminine?
Even "I" think he's scary. :)
Anyone seen those idiotic christist videos starring "Bibleman"? Several of the bad guys there are decidedly swishy, too. Personally, I'm more upset that these videos (which are supposed to be teaching morals) always link gay with evil for kids. "Dexter's Lab" isn't sanctioned as educational by someone in authority…"Bibleman" is, and that makes it far more dangerous. (Can't seem to find any decent YouTubed episodes…)
Hz, I'm so tired of hearing the "censorship" or "freedom of speech" argument whenever you call someone on some bullshit that you disagree with.
Btw, re-read my comments + you'll notice I never said anything to the effect that really effeminate gays don't exist. That wasn't my point.
* Having re-read my last post, my tone came across as a bit abrasive.
That wasn't really my intention, but I do get a little frustrated over the whole censorship "thang".
Fredo777: But you see, I really feel that this is a free-speech issue (albeit a tiny, tiny one.)
It sets a tone for bigger fish. From the comments, it seems there are those who think the homo caricature is amusing, or at least inoffensive. Meanwhile there are those who do think the opposite. Yay. People have an opinion about something. Rare these days. But where do we go from here?
1) I don't find it offensive, you do. I watch it, you don't.
2) I don't find it offensive, you do. No one gets to watch it.
Which sounds more reasonable to you? Which sounds a little unfair.
And as my later comments indicated, I'm a little upset with the propagandizing going on here: People are labeling this cartoon "Anti-gay" when few-to-none of the typical "anti-gay" activities are going on in it. Is the homosexual lifestyle being condemned? No. Is it even mentioned? No.
Howsabout we choose our battles a little more carefully, and get our chuckles where we can.
I don't see this as a battle, but an expression of one's opinion. And, believe it or not, I can take a joke (even a gay one). I just didn't find this particular one funny or good-natured. That's what it boils down to.
If you want to call it anti-gay, fine. If not, that's also fine. That's just a matter of semantics, really. I don't think it was coming from a good place, which is my real issue with it.
I dunno–this fag thought the clip was pretty funny. C'mon, folks: don't we have bigger fish to fry?
In Latam it was aired several times, they'll put anything on TV here, well except two men kissing, that'll be gross…
Guys, seriously. Maybe it was in bad taste but why is it that gay characters can't be bad guys too? I've met a few evil queens in my time that would make great villains….lol
I am a gay man, and this does not offend me. I am all for equal right but the gay community seems to have a very thin skin. There were not homophobic comments in the clip just a "gay villian". My question: If it was a gay superhero (good guy) who acted the same way would we still be offended.
Shayne, I can't speak for anyone else, but I don't think it matters much whether the character is a villain, hero, or space-filler. I just didn't find the whole "bit" funny.
Fredo777, I agree with you as well it wasn't funny at all. I am just wondering is the gay comunity losing its sense of humor.
I don't think it's losing its sense of humor, generally speaking.
He's very feminine….So? God dammit, grow up. They used the 'gay man' stereotype….Seriously, so what? Hell, the main character of this show is just one big walking stereotype! Nerdy kid, not good at sports, socially awkward, physically unattractive, thick glasses, ect. Why is it worst to stereotype a sexuality rather then a social status? Why should we think we're so damn special?
No one was attacking the gay community, that is obvious. I highly doubt anyone pitched this idea with the thought "I'm gonna piss off a lot of fags today" bopping in the back of their head somewhere. I saw no condemning of the homosexual life style. I saw no queers being burnt. Hell, they didn't even say the dude was gay, nor did they say that there was something wrong with the way he was acting. It was a parody, nothing more. The gay community has to stop being so damn sensitive about everything. What is this? Just because homosexuals are the minority, that means all portrayals of gay men and women must be positive and they must be non-stereotypical, or all the queens out there get to play 'Thought Police'? So much for free speech.
And this may be beside the point, but what does this say about men who really *are* overtly feminine? Don't tell me they don't exists, because I've dated one once. Are they bad queers? Should they be ashamed of themselves? Is there something so wrong with them that they can't be parodied?
Learn to laugh at yourself. For the love of God, learn to laugh at yourself.
Why do a lot of gay men like Judy Garland?
There. You have been schooled.


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It was another day of high excitement and fighting chess at the 2013 Candidates Tournament in London, with Magnus Carlsen winning his third game of the event against Peter Svidler.
As soon as Carlsen achieved the freeing central pawn break with 17...d5 his pieces were more active and the pressure gradually increased on Svidler until he blundered with 33.Qh5, losing his bishop and the game.
Magnus Carlsen scored his third win
Carlsen's result was his second win with the black pieces
The next game to finish was the clash between Vladimir Kramnik and Vassily Ivanchuk. Kramnik was still looking for his first win after Lev Aronian miraculously slipped through his fingers yesterday, and with Ivanchuk once again burning a lot of time on the clock early in the game it looked good for the Russian.
Kramnik took advantage of Ivanchuk's time trouble by launching a direct sacrificial attack on his king. But a rook down, Kramnik couldn't find a knockout blow for his attack and decided to repeat moves, despite Ivanchuk having just 1 minute left and 10 moves still to play before the first time control!
Kramnik explained in the post match press conference, "If Vassily had 5 seconds left, then I would continue, but with one minute...", and joked,"Players are not blundering pieces to me!"
Win-less Vladimir Kramnik - unlucky so far?
Carlsen may have had hopes of being the sole leader of the tournament, but Lev Aronian's perseverance in a long game with Teimour Radjabov was rewarded with a blunder from his opponent when 53. Nxe5 lost on the spot.
Lev Aronian, "I was very frustrated, but I got lucky"
Teimour Radjabov's blunder proved costly
It was also Lev Aronian's second win with black
The last game to finish looked like being another win for the black pieces, but Boris Gelfand somehow managed to squander a winning position against Alexander Grischuk in a game where both players struggled to manage their clock time.
Time-trouble addict Alexander Grischuk
Boris Gelfand missed a good chance for a win
Alexander Grischuk and Boris Gelfand have both yet to win a game
The standings after six rounds
Tomorrow (Friday) is the second rest day and two questions suggest themselves as we approach the halfway point of the tournament. Firstly, is the winner already between Lev Aronian and Magnus Carlsen who are 1½ points clear of the rest of the field? And secondly, is the time control (with no increments until move 60) having a significant effect on the results of the games?
The 2013 Candidates Tournament runs from 14 March - 2 April in London, with the winner earning the right to challenge current world champion Vishy Anand for the title.
The tournament is an 8-player double round-robin event and the venue is The IET at 2 Savoy Place on the banks of the river Thames. The total prize fund is €510,000 (approx 665,000 USD).
All rounds start at 14:00 GMT, and the time control is 2 hours for 40 moves, then an extra hour added for the next 20 moves, then 15 minutes more with a 30 second increment to finish.
The official FIDE website coverage is at london2013.fide.com.
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go magnus!
My favourite Lev Aronian will clash with Alexander Grischuk in round seven...Hope Lev will win the match...GO..GO..GO..!!!!!
Aronian or Carlsen???? Depends.....who got a strong nerve will win the match!!!!!
Aronian will be the next world champion. He leads the trend of creation on attack.
BLUNDER??? It happened to all players when they are in a critical situation and because of the pressure in the game they could not escape from mistakes...i believe that the guy who has a strong nerve, calm and concentrating well during the match...will always win!!!
It was not so easy, at least for me, to see Radjabovs blunder on the spot.
After Qxe4+, move the king, QxN, white has the discovered Bh6+, Kf6, Bg5+, Ke6/Kf5, QxQ, KxQ, BxB and seems that white saves the piece, but then Rd2 and white pawns begin to fall.
You're absolutely right Andrew...that's why chess participants should be mentally and physically fit before competing the tournament and although they are not using physical strength during the game but mentally, they are consuming a lot of energy when they clash on the chess board...
I disagree with you @Champeknight. And I don't like the time controls used in this tournament, with no increments before move 60. I think 30 seconds per move should be reasonable to avoid some blunders in a serious competition like this.
Cheap endgame tricks????? Anand as best chess player on earth???? Aronian is a contender but Magnus is simply superior.
Like I predicted Aronian is doing a good job with his very creative and strong play, while MC insists in his cheap endgame tricks.
I hope Aronian will win the tournament and qualify to the match against the best player on earth, the champ Vishy Anand!
I've got to wonder about the round-robin format. If Carlsen and Aronian pull away to an extent that makes it impossible for the rest of the contestants to win, what is the the motivation for the rest to give 110%.
Also annoying is the challenger to a match-play world championship is being decided by a round-robin tournament.
Ooo! The next three games have Carlsen up aginst the three highest rated opponents of the tournament. We may see Aronian pull ahead a little before the next rest day.
Rooting for Carlsen this year. I want Carlsen to become world champion. Then I want him to defend that championship against a few oldies (like Kramnik). And then I want a fantastic rivalry between Carlsen and Aronian for the future!
can we get some more annotations on some future rounds?
i really enjoyed them
now the question for me is aronian or carlsen
As I predicted yesterday Lev will win againts Radjabov...It is very unfortunate Radjabov blundered on his 53rd move Nxe5 and loss the game...great games!!!
Magnus Carlsen is playing well so far.
This is a great way to watch the games. It's a fresh modern approach.
I like how time is and advantage are graphically displayed.
It works best during the live games. Try it during the next round.
Watched two videos by IM Chessexplained. Great commentary and have a good trip to London!
Aronian and Carlsen are tied. How much do you think the fatigue of playing will effect the contestents? Carlsen's game seem to take significatnly shorter. Aronian's game today was like 6 hours long. Magnus' took less than 4. Do you think that grind will eventually wear down the players?
IM chessexplained is doing a great job annotating games. Would make a great coach.
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(Hebron, Ky.) – The board overseeing the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport will reportedly be the subject of a state audit following reports about its spending.
Kentucky Auditor Adam Edelen will announce Wednesday a review of the Kenton County Airport Board and allegations of questionable spending. Edelen's press conference will take place in Florence.
Questions of the airport board's spending were raised by two recent Cincinnati Enquirer reports. One of the reports stated that the chairman and vice chairman of the airport board, Jim Huff and Larry Savage, attended an airport conference in Italy in October at a cost of $20,000 for three days.
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Police gets calls about New Year's fireworks | Enumclaw police reports Dec. 25-31
FIREWORKS: Police officers took five complaints about fireworks, four on New Year's Eve and one on New Year's Day. In each case, things were quiet by the time police arrived.
HARASSMENT: A Charwila Lane resident contacted police shortly before 4 a.m. Dec. 31, reporting harassment by known subjects. The caller asked for information regarding a restraining order.
MAIL THEFT: An officer contacted a victim of mail theft the morning of Dec. 31. The victim was advised to contact appropriate creditors.
DRUNK DRIVER: Police heard Dec. 28 of an impaired driver at the driver-through window of a Griffin Avenue business. The female motorist was reportedly aggressive and threatening to both employees and other customers before driving off at a high rate of speed. Police soon found here and made an arrest for driving under the influence. Her vehicle was impounded.
FAMILY BATTLE: Police responded at 2 a.m. Dec. 28 to a Harmony Lane address following a report of a domestic dispute between a father and son that had turned physical. One was taken into custody for fourth-degree assault.
EXTRA PATROL: Police were asked Dec. 28 to provide extra patrol in the vicinity of Burger Place due to a man and woman going door-to-door, claiming to be painters. The reporting party was concerned that the pair seemed to be noting places where no was at home and could not provide a business card when asked. They were gone before an officer could respond.
BOMB SCARE: The King County Sheriff's Office notified Enumclaw authorities the afternoon of Dec. 27, relating that a caller on a cell phone had told of a bomb left in a Griffin Avenue store. The business was evacuated and searched, with nothing found.
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Santa Monica Homeless Man Arrested For Public Drunkenness At 7-11 Store
Posted Jan. 29, 2014, 8:57 am
Tim Broughton / Mirror Contributor
Bail was set at $250 for a 58-year-old homeless man on Friday, Jan. 17 for public drunkenness and lying to police about his identity.
Officers of the Santa Monica Police Department were called out to a 7-11 convenience store at the intersection of 16th Street and Santa Monica Boulevard at 12:14 am on this day, after they had received a report of a man who was attempting to purchase alcohol in spite of him being observed by the staff at the store of being in a state of noticeable inebriation.
When they arrived the officers spoke with a clerk at the 7-11 who said that the man had a history of stealing alcohol from the store.
The man, when the police inquired as to who he was, lied.
He told them he was a person who he wasn't and as a result the officers arrested him for lying and being intoxicated in public.
When the officers searched this man they discovered a pint bottle of vodka, which was, unsurprisingly, half-empty, or surprisingly still half-full, depending upon one's optimism, pessimism, or love of vodka?
This homeless man was charged with giving false information and public drunkenness.
Editor's Note: These reports are part of a regular police coverage series entitled "Alert Police Blotter" (APB), which injects some minor editorial into certain police activities in Santa Monica. Not all of The Mirror's coverage of incidents involving police are portrayed in this manner. More serious crimes and police-related activities are regularly reported without editorial in the pages of the Santa Monica Mirror and its website, smmirror.com.
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KL said...
There 800 drunk homeless wandering Santa Monica right now. What else is news?
Jan. 29, 2014, 8:49:58 pm
martin marteen said...
I'm with KL. Why the invasion of the homeless. Let us find homes for them. That would be good use of tax monies. Keep them off the streets, out of the parks, off the park benches.Have Angeline Jolie adopt them. The dogs are bad enough.


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EAST LANSING -- The idea is to make the game safer. But football isn't safe, because, well, it's football. And therein lies the difficulty.
While no one coach or player at Michigan State football media day disagreed with the NCAA officials' desire to try and make the game safer, both players and coaches alike are at a loss as to how to adapt to the new targeting rule.
"I don't know what to say," Michigan State defensive backs coach Harlon Barnett said. "And that's what I say to the guys, 'I don't know what to tell you.' Literally. Because sometimes you're in a situation where that is the play to make if you're going to make the play. You know what I mean? It's hard to describe without being there in that situation. It's a tough, physical, aggressive game."
While players say they understand what the new rule aims to do, there's not a lot that they can do to avoid the penalty.
"They told us about it, but it's part of our defense," starting free safety Kurtis Drummond said. "We play fast, we run around, we're nasty. (Coach Narduzzi) still wants us playing fast and doing all our things, but just being smart.
"As long as you're a smart player and you're still playing fast and making plays, then the targeting rule doesn't even matter."
If a player is ejected for targeting a defenseless player in the first half, he will be ejected for the remainder of the game. If, however, the ejection happens in the second half or during overtime, the player will miss the remainder of the game as well as the first half of the next week's game.
While the idea that when in doubt, the player is thrown out strikes fear through the heart of fans and coaches who can already envision games decided by a controversial, split second decision, players say they can't allow that fear to enter their minds.
"No, you can't look at it like that though," Drummond said. "Because if you're scared to hit somebody, you can't play football. There are other ways to tackle people without hitting them in the head. You just got to be smart about it."
It's a sentiment shared throughout the Michigan State defense.
"You can't worry about it; you got to go out there and play," strong safety RJ Williamson said. "The moment you slip up and try to let up could be the difference between you making that tackle or them scoring another touchdown. You just got to go out there and play."
The players themselves are trying to put the idea of ejection out of their minds. But for a coach like Barnett - for a guy who was known as Da Bang Stick in his playing days - it's hard to feel as if it's changing the sport.
"I feel sorry nowadays for these guys that have to play football. I do. I really feel sorry," Barnett said. "It would have been tough for me. I can tell you that. It would have been tough.
"I understand what they're trying to do as far as protecting people from injuries. I do understand. But this game is what it is. And it's been that way for years. And all of the sudden they're trying to change it into something that it's not, it's going to be difficult. It's going to be hard. It just is. Nobody is on purpose going in there to hurt somebody like that. You're just going to play a tough physical game that you've always played from PeeWee. It's going to be tough. I have no answers to it and I think the people who are making the rules are struggling to have true answers to it as well. "
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