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Kelly Lee Elmore Jr., 86, passed away on Tuesday (Feb. 19, 2013) in Charlotte, N.C. at Aldersgate, a United Methodist Retirement Community. Kelly was born on June 10, 1926, in Durham, N.C. to the late Dr. Kelly Lee Elmore Sr. and Isabelle McDowell Elmore.
Kelly was a loving husband to Meda Nell Elmore since their marriage on Oct. 6, 1951. Meda Nell currently resides at Aldersgate. Kelly is survived by his brother, Dr. Stanley Elmore of Richmond, Va. and his sister, Isabel Jocelyn Bradley of Birmingham, Ala. Kelly was father to sons, Kelly Lee III of Houston, Texas, Phillip Sanders of Charlotte, N.C. and Charles McDowell of Apopka, Fla. and grandfather to Alejandra, Elizabeth, Lauren, Margaret and Sarah.
He was a 1944 graduate of Sheffield High School in Alabama and was the senior class valedictorian, delivering that address on D-Day, June 6, 1944. He was a cheerleader and played fullback for Sheffield High School. Kelly obtained the position of Eagle Scout with Palms. Kelly went on to Bucknell University where he also played football and then to the University of Missouri, where he earned a B.S. degree in chemical engineering. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Kelly was in training with the NROTC to become a naval aviator, but the war ended before he graduated that program. He served in the U.S. Navy, Naval Reserve and U.S. Army, where he trained with the 506th Airborne Infantry of the 101st Airborne Division at Ft. Jackson, S.C. in 1954, later assigned to the U.S. Army Chemical Engineering Corp at Oak Ridge, Tenn.
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That's a lot of miles on its bicycle logo's fat tires. It's also a lot of distance between the once-tiny start-up and the burgeoning bicoastal beer empire Chief Executive Kim Jordan oversees today.
New Belgium was started by Jordan and then-husband Jeff Lebesch after a bicycle brewery tour through Belgium. Since then, its flagship Fat Tire Amber Ale, its Explorer series of hoppy India Pale Ales and its traditional Belgian brews such as its Abbey, Trippel and Lips of Faith limited edition Heavenly Feijoa Tripel are available in 28 states.The company makes all of them in a facility that serves as a testing site for Colorado State University environmental studies, including the measurement of the brewery's carbon footprint, the potential gasification of used grain and the use of brewing waste water for breeding tilapia and growing algae for biodiesel. New Belgium's employees, meanwhile, own 100% of the company's stock through a shared ownership program.
Since 2007, New Belgium's annual production has swelled from 476,000 barrels to 750,000 barrels just last year. Last spring, New Belgium announced plans to open a brewery in Asheville just after Chico, Calif.-based Sierra Nevada and founder Ken Grossman came forward with a similar plan for an Asheville brewery. Around the same time, New Belgium's neighbor in Lyons, Colo., and craft beer can pioneers Oskar Blues announced their own intentions to build a brewery in the Asheville area.
New Belgium's facility won't be ready until 2015, but should add an extra 400,000 barrels to New Belgium's total production and room for even more expansion. That would push combined production of Fat Tire, 1554 Dark Ale, Shift Pale Ale, Ranger IPA and other beers above 1 million barrels. By comparison, the only two other brewers that produce 1 million barrels or more in the U.S. not named MolsonCoors (TAP) or Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) are D.G. Yuengling and Sons and Samuel Adams producer Boston Beer (SAM) .
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i am done watching naruto shippuden (the anime) long ago because of the fillers , but when the war arc started i decided to get back in it but after they decided to make fillers till 2013 i will stop watching it for good
what about you are you still watching the anime ?
Same boat as you, I'm on and off during fillers
I will always watch Naruto, even if it ends
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Yeah love the anime have to take the good with the bad
exactly ;-)
In a way yes.
But for now on I'm only going to watch canon episodes and fillers that interest me & the movie broken up into 6 parts.
Hell no, I have been watching naruto since the 1st episode but damn its been so many years I tend to forget what the hell happened in the past and etc.
I stoped with the war it gets boring.
I'll wait 'til there are 15-20 episodes out, it's no fun to watch one episode per week u_u
I don't watch most of the fillers only ones that look/sound funny. Like Kakashi and Gai rival fillers. Those are cool
i watch it sometimes
i give up on it.Until they improve the animation i guess i gave on the anime.
of course. I'm not going to read the manga because it sucks imo.
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A blog about my journey with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome including HHV 6, EBV, C. Pneumonia, Bartonella, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, and Biotoxin Illness
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Last year I was too ill to do anything outside the apartment. The past two years have been filled with confusion, despair, grief, shock, fear, and denial.
I feel like I have survived and am surviving a huge trauma. I might be severely ill with this but I am surviving and I'm rebuilding my life. I have met some incredibly kind people and I treasure my fellow blogging buddies. I really don't know how I would have survived without all of your collective wisdom, suggestions, and guidance. For that I am deeply grateful.
I'd like to spend this next year practicing gratitude, forgiveness, continuing to work on my spirituality, and letting myself off the hook for getting ill.
Today I was able to go out and do some things, a marked improvement from last year.
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- Treya said...
I'm glad you got to do a few things on your birthday. It sounds like things are a bit better at the moment...
That's great!
Your plan for this next year sounds like a good one.
Best of luck with it all.
Treya x : )
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- Jo said...
Yes, Happy Birthday and all the best with the next part of your journey.
I got much, much worse after diagnosis just over a year ago. I can relate to what you say about shock, grief, despair and so on. Apparently a lot of people get worse after diagnosis. It's all part of the acceptance process.
I know recovery is possible. We may never be the same again, but we may be even better.
Like you, I find blogging invaluable support. So thanks to you for being part of that.
- October 7, 2009 at 3:57 AM
- At Home on the Rock... said...
Happy Birthday, Terri!
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- Laurel said...
Happy belated birthday!!!
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- Joanne said...
Glad you had a lovely birthday and hopefully each one will be better than the last as you learn to manage your illness.
- October 7, 2009 at 6:43 AM
Glad you were able to get out yesterday, Terri!! I hope you had a great day. Love you!!
- October 7, 2009 at 7:46 AM
- Shelli said...
Hope you had a wonderful birthday! What a great post, too. It captures what many of us feel.
- October 7, 2009 at 8:52 AM
- Renee said...
Happy Birthday, Terri May your coming year be one of deep healing and an abundance of blessings!
I like your goals for this yaar too. They sound so right and a good place to find yourself while managing the illnesses that are such a big part of our lives.
Glad you were able to go out and do a few things! Wonderful..
- October 7, 2009 at 9:56 AM
- Pris said...
Happy belated birhday!
I was one who was worse from the beginning but am so much better now than I was. My honest opinion re what helped most? Klonipin to settle my overreactions to sound, light, any stimulation including the computer; a doctor who MADE me believe I could heal; probiotics to take the fight against yeast off my immune system, and time.
You're indeed a warrier...a gentle one.
- October 7, 2009 at 3:16 PM
- Sue Jackson said...
I also like to look back at milestones. It helps to put things in perspective, doesn't it?
So glad you were able to enjoy this birthday more than the past two - that's progress!
- October 7, 2009 at 4:42 PM
- cfswarrior said...
Thank you all for the birthday wishes! It means a lot. I feel like we have been on a journey together.
You are all awesome, courageous, wonderful people...
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A Michigan Republican State Committee member facing charges in Wisconsin has been jailed in Michigan's Upper Peninsula on other charges.
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To celebrate Paczki Day (Fat Tuesday) in Pure Michigan, Joanna Dueweke of The Awesome Mitten gives us some history behind the holiday along with a roundup of sweet ways to indulge next Tuesday!
It's that time of year again! Fat Tuesday, or as it is lovingly called in many areas in Michigan, Paczki Day. Pronounced POONCH-KEE, paczki are deep-fried pieces of dough stuffed with sweet fillers of numerous variations. Fat Tuesday is the day before the Christian holiday of Lent where folks traditionally refrain from indulgent treats, but Michiganders (and much of the US) have adopted the Polish tradition of indulging in these treats and adding festivities to the mix. In Hamtramck, a city near Detroit which has been heralded as Michigan's 'Poletown' since Polish immigrants started flooded the area in 1914, celebrations start at 7am and consumers line up around the block from their favorite bakeries to get their hands on paczki.
Traditionally, paczki were made to use up the remaining lard, sugar, eggs and fruit that were in households before Lent began; Catholic customs forbid those indulgences during the Lenten holiday. Polish immigrants brought those traditions with them to the United States, so places with strong Polish roots hold on to those important celebrations. No one is really complaining; Fat Tuesday is a day full of fun and delicious treats!
We know that not everyone can travel to Hamtramck or devote a day to revelry. With that in mind, we've discovered several spots throughout Michigan that are rumored to have especially delicious paczki. It is often advised to get to these spots early or order in advance because they're a hot commodity!
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- Dom's Bakeries - Ypsilanti
- McKenzie's Bakery - Kalamazoo and Portage
- Sandy's Donut House - Grand Rapids
- Marge's Donut Den - Wyoming
- Potter's Bakery - Traverse City
- Barney's Bakery - Bay City
- New Palace Bakery - Hamtramck
- Small's - Hamtramck (Home of the "Paczki Bomb" – a paczki filled with liquor.)
- New Martha Washington Bakery - Hamtramck (Once made the largest paczki in Michigan!)
- Sweetheart Bakery - Warren, Macomb, and Harper Woods
- Dutch Girl Donuts - Detroit
- West Warren Baking Company - Detroit
Will you be having a paczki on Fat Tuesday? Let us know where you get one from!
Joanna Dueweke writes for the Awesome Mitten and is the Interactive Marketing Coordinator for the Detroit Regional Chamber. Born and raised in Traverse City, she is enjoying new adventures in the Detroit area, but also values her roots in Northern Michigan. Exploring the outdoors, sailing, travel, and enjoying the Mitten's beer industry consume her time when she is not pursuing her Master's in Library and Information Science at Wayne State University.


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The number of Americans with college degrees has increased steadily in the last decade.
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"Critical thinking breaks down barriers and liberates the individual from conventional thinking."
To Michael Cairo, learning is a two-way street. It is not, he says, "about the professor telling the students what to think. It's about engaging in a discussion of important issues and learning a variety of ways to investigate and examine these issues."
"I am a believer in active and experiential learning," adds Cairo, associate professor of political science. "Effective education requires engaging the students and giving them a stake in the learning process."
Inside the classroom, Cairo clearly practices what he preaches. Because he is enthusiastic about learning himself, he believes his students are likewise enthusiastic learners. "As a result, I work to maintain a very energetic classroom," he says.
Outside the classroom is no different. In fact, engaging students in important research topics beyond classroom walls is what Cairo enjoys most about teaching. "Good teachers need to be involved in research and need to involve their students in research," he says. "Getting students excited about research cultivates in them a desire to investigate important questions."
That philosophy fits well in Transylvania's political science program, which Cairo says is particularly rigorous. "We hold our students to high standards and, as a result, they are very successful. Many of my classes incorporate graduate-level work and encourage students to excel beyond their own expectations."
This meshes well with the liberal arts approach at Transylvania. "A liberal arts education frees the mind. Aristotle said that it is 'the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.' Liberal arts is about the big questions and critically evaluating them."
In addition to his work with students, Cairo's first book, about the two presidents Bush, was published in 2012. John Robert Greene of Cazenovia College calls the book "a thoughtful, critical, impeccably researched, and engagingly written study of the foreign policy of the TWO Bushes. In this first joint-study of Bush 41 and Bush 43, Cairo deftly uses both a wide selection of the available literature as well as newly opened material from the Bush papers, to show how these two men defined the policy of a generation."
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Great Falls, MT - Secretary of State Linda McCulloch on Friday honored the Great Falls Paper & Supply Company with the Secretary of State's Centennial Award in celebration of company's century of existence in Montana.
"This award pays tribute to the Great Falls Paper & Supply Company, and its importance to the Great Falls community," Secretary McCulloch said during the ceremony.
The Great Falls Paper & Supply Company first registered with the Secretary of State's office on May 29, 1913. Secretary McCulloch commenced the event by joining Mike Flaherty, the president and owner of the company, in thanking the Great Falls Chamber of Commerce and various members of the community for their ongoing support over the years.
"It's a huge honor to be a part of this festivity with all of you," Secretary McCulloch said. "It's not every day that I get to enjoy a celebration in person. Thank you Great Falls, what a celebration this is!"
The Great Falls Paper & Supply Company was founded by the Flaherty brothers who were sons of Irish immigrants and wanted to fulfill the American dream of owning their very own business. Due to the success of their business, the Flaherty family made strong ties within the Great Falls community. In the 1930's and 40's the American public grew concerned about WWII, and the senior Flaherty brother successfully led the charge to advocate for a military base in Great Falls. Malmstrom Air Force Base was built six miles east of Great Falls where it still stands today.
McCulloch launched the Centennial Project in 2010 to commemorate the momentous anniversary of businesses and organizations that first registered in Montana one hundred years ago, or more. A list of 2013 Centennial Award recipients can be found on the Secretary of State's website at sos.mt.gov/Centennial.


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I don't think corruption can occur if there's no money involved.
Originally Posted by Wang
I don't think corruption can occur if there's no money involved.
Power is what causes corruption, not money. Money is used as a means to obtain power, but isn't the only way to have power. Anyway, I've had mod trouble elsewhere and they've abused their powers, so I wouldn't be surprised if mods were corrupted in that they demand respect, rather than set an example by respecting us first because they expect us to respect them. If a mod respects a user and that user doesn't respect the mod, then the mod can take action and give an infraction, warning, or even ban the user.
It's a 100.000 members forums. They are like 20+ people in the staff (maybe).
How do you expect them to handle not 100.000 but a traffic of maybe 1000?
You talk like the mods act this and that, but sometimes, they're just up to their limits. They've had it! They're human as well.
You talk from your own perspective because you just have to deal with yourself, but a mod not only has to deal with someone, but as well with his complaints, his friends complaints so on and so forth.
So what if it didn't say, oh, sorry, my mistake? Maybe in the mean time got busy with another troll thread.
You're talking about threads being deleted. Have you even spent the times to read the rules and see that certain subjects are prohibited. Why? Because most of the members don't know how to have a mature conversation about it and start war amongst themselves.
Some maybe are not written in the rules but they do submit into the category that's been mentioned or it's pure common sense.
It's that hard to use it?
What's with the hate towards the staff? Have you, at least for once said THANK YOU for creating this Base? All you do, the majority, is complain about it. But you never offered to say at least a thank you, started thinking what's behind all this, the work and everything.
Some sound kinda ungrateful to.
Would it be better if... like some old biblical teaching said "To the discontent one, his gift shall be taken"... or something like that, I don't know exactly how it's translated in English.
Why bother even ask, no system is perfect and the tendecy for it to be flawed and also has corrupt indviduals is there, my addiction to naruto base has decreased in other words the utility or satisfaction i derive from the site has gone down however small, this is an anime forum like countless others you can create yours with enough cash if you want to, the real world is what really matters, so us judging on if the moderators on an anime site based off a japanese manga are biased well then ,,No comments.
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Congress extends wind, biofuels tax credits
The bill Congress approved Tuesday night providing tax relief for most taxpayers also helps wind energy and ethanol producers by extending tax credits designed to encourage continued development.
States like Texas, the nation's leading wind energy producer, and Iowa, the leading ethanol maker, should benefit from the incentives. Many of the credits had expired in 2012.
The bill extends to the end of the year a production tax credit for wind energy on any facility under construction before the end of 2013.
The bill also extends a $1.01-per-gallon tax credit for cellulosic ethanol made from corn plants, grasses, algae, and sources other than corn kernels. The bill allows ethanol makers to depreciate equipment for new plants placed in service in 2013 and extends biodiesel production tax incentives for two years.
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I thought I should put this here since the NBA section is kind of dead.
ESPN.com reported that a trade call has been set for Friday morning to finalize the blockbuster that would feature Los Angeles getting the defensive superstar, Philadelphia getting Andrew Bynum from the Lakers and Jason Richardson from the Magic, Denver getting Andre Igoudala from the 76ers, and Orlando getting Arron Afflalo and Al Harrington from the Nuggets, Nikola Vucevic and Maurice Harkless from the 76ers and one first-round pick from each of the three other participants.
Damn. I really didn't see this one coming. Where do you guys rank the Lakers now? Philly got a lot better as well.
No surprise here.
Lakers have the best FO in the league. They make real under-the-radar type moves.
and Andre iguodala to the Nuggets.. happy or not its a pretty good squad out there in denver. 2012/2013 is gonna be a HELLA OF A GOOD SEASON!!
C - Dwight
PF - Gasol
SF - World Peace
SG - Kobe
PG - Nash
I think Leandro Barbosa would be a good fit for their bench out of the remaining FA's. Good outside shooter, has played with Nash in Phoenix, good in uptempo style game. LA is going to the Princeton style offense this year & I think Barbosa will add a dimension off the bench that will complement them well.
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Written by blackend on 06.04.2012 at 00:04
Cross your fingers, guys.
Written by Milena on 06.04.2012 at 00:49
Written by blackend on 06.04.2012 at 00:04
Cross your fingers, guys.
Nah, it's just a single. The album is what I'm interested in.
Written by blackend on 06.04.2012 at 20:15This Single is taken from their album. This should be a good preview of what's about to be heard in the album.
Written by Troy Killjoy on 07.04.2012 at 03:59
Rarely do singles best represent what you're going to get on the rest of the album. Most of the time a single is the most accessible song and one that the band/label feels is most catchy and simple.
Written by Milena on 05.04.2012 at 16:35
Hope this ain't some awful pro-life metaphor.
Written by EmeraldSword on 18.04.2012 at 22:58
Judging by the baby's foot on the single cover, me thinks so.
Written by Guest on 19.04.2012 at 19:00
A rich sound, considerably heavy guitars, fitting progressions, musicians in their element. Next album should be rather good.
Written by BynersA7X on 21.04.2012 at 18:09
Surprisingly, the child in the middle of the songs is citing the Declaration of the Rights of the Child from United Nation (UN).
Written by DragonSavior X10 on 22.04.2012 at 01:28
Overall, I'd have to say that I'd be okay with the rest of the album being stuff like this.


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Thoughts on Common CorePosted at 8:45 PM | Comments (0)
As the debates seem to continue about Common Core Standards, I thought I would share some of my thoughts on the matter here. This discussion is an attempt to explain the controversy rather than to push a point of view. I prefer that our students and others think critically about these ideas and be able to form their own opinions based off key elements such as a biblical perspective and Christian principles.
The debate seems to be centered around standards that are nationally driven or top/down agenda, which is not typically seen as a conservative point of view. It's also my understanding that the major teacher unions have gotten behind them which is sometimes seen as a liberal group of stakeholders. While common core can be seen as controversial, most school systems have already adopted the standards.
ACSI, Association of Christian Schools International (the leading Christian education organization), has begun to develop materials to address the standards in our Christian schools. Christian schools are now utilizing the common core, because many states that house these schools are now requiring the common core. ACSI is offering workshops and aligning curriculum to these standards as states have already endorsed them. They have some information on their views at this article - http://pubs.royle.com/article/Christian+Schools+and+the+Common+Core/1497092/173903/article.html
Virginia Department of Education, who approves Liberty University's programs, has decided to not utilize the common core standards. Instead they have demonstrated how our State Standards Of Learning align to the common core standards, but at this time VA would prefer to maintain control of their own standards. So this is also state's rights type issue, which is seen as a conservative view point. See VA DOE's statement at - http://www.doe.virginia.gov/testing/sol/standards_docs/index.shtml and http://www.doe.virginia.gov/testing/common_core/index.shtml
However, the biggest fear of conservative organizations is that national standards can be agenda driven. Once the Federal government or any entity starts requiring them, then it is possible for agendas to become part of the standards. Some conservatives are claiming that the agenda is already there. Speaking in very general terms, conservative states and organizations have been the last to "sign off" on common core. The fear is if that though they are currently voluntary, they may not stay voluntary. And some conservatives and conservative organizations have said that states are already applying pressure to home schoolers and Christian education institutions. Regardless of whether they are volontary or if your state has endorsed the standards, they are probably here to stay whether we want them to be or not, at least for a political season.
With that said, there are benefits to common core standards, just as there are any "standards" for holding accountability. As Christians, we don't want ever want to shy away from accountability. As Jerry Falwell, Sr. often said, "If it's Christian, it ought to better". Our concern should be focused rather on who and what is driving the standards and are our religious rights being impacted by these decisions. The link above to the ACSI's thoughts on the Common Core, express nicely how Christians should be engaging the culture, to include common core standards with biblical truths and princples. Perhaps they don't need to be something to run away from confronting.
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Thank you for considering fossil energy education in your classroom curriculum. The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Fossil Energy is excited to present printable study guides and activities emphasizing the importance of coal, natural gas, and petroleum to our everyday lives. More importantly, we hope to familiarize students with the science and technologies that make using fossil fuels cleaner.
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- Coal Study Guide: Focuses on the basics of coal, history of coal use, conversion of coal into electricity, and climate change concerns.
- How Much Does it Cost to Light Your Classroom?: A classroom activity that challenges students to compute the cost of electricity used to light their classroom and school for various lengths of time. They then compute the amount of coal needed to produce the electricity used in their classroom.
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- Coal Study Guide: Provides an age-appropriate discussion of the history of coal, how and where it is mined, and its uses. Presents a more detailed description of how scientists have been able to clean up coal using gasification and carbon sequestration technologies.
- Natural Gas Study Guide: Discusses the history of natural gas use, and how it is produced.
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- Online Energy Lessons: In this series of interactive energy lessons, students can learn about the history of fossil fuels and their future potential.
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- Fossil Fuels Study Guide: A one-page primer explaining how coal, natural gas and petroleum were formed.
- Coal Study Guide: Provides broad overview of coal types, uses of coal, and coal mining. Provides more detailed discussion of the science behind coal gasification technology and carbon sequestration (particularly geologic carbon sequestration).
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- Teacher Resources from FE's National Energy Technology Laboratory
- Build a Floating Oil Rig: The U.S. Department of the Interior's Minerals Management Service developed this teacher's guide about the many energy resources found in, over, and under the ocean. Includes sections on petroleum, natural gas, and methane hydrates. Hands-on activities include drilling for oil in the ocean, and building a floating oil rig.
- Learn About Petroleum Careers: The International Society of Petroleum Engineers developed this Web site to list the types of careers available within the petroleum industry - from geologist to energy economist.
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Things That Are Worse than Paul Reiser…
After a mere two episodes that had the same effect as a handful of Ambien chased by a fifth of Knob Creek, Paul Reiser's triumphant(?) return to network television lasted about as long as a Milton Bradley welcome party.
I guess this is undeniable truth that US America just isn't mad about you, Mr. Reiser (*RIMSHOT*).
But don't worry, Paul, there are plenty of folks out there who are WAY WORSE than you. And of course, the RSBS interns have been working furiously to bring you the shortlist. Shall we?
Chone Figgins
After signing a $43.5 million deal to be the ignition in an otherwise defunct offense, it only seems fitting that the fate of the Mariners took another giant step backwards as Mr. Figgins continues to be the only thing that smells worse than Pike's Place fish market. Last year he topped off his .259 batting average with a debilitating case of bad attitude. This year, he seems to be on track for more of the same, only, Wakamatsu ain't there to box the boy's ears. Therefore, Chone is definitely worse than Paul Reiser.
Jim Skinner
Since he is the CEO of the McDonald's Corporation, I think it's important that we call out Jim Skinner and everything his company stands for: taking advantage of the masses' inferior intellect. I don't care what you do to the labeling, the packaging, etc., "food" that comes from McDonald's is not f***ing good for you. In fact, it's killing you… it's killing you and the rest of US America. When I first swore off fast food (about 7 years ago) I was surprised at how my body reacted by feeling good most of the time. After a year of zero Big Macs, I decided to give it another try. I had a Big Mac, large fry and a Coke. An hour later, I threw up… from both ends. That was my body's way of saying STOP THE INSANITY. I did and I've never felt better.
Also, people are using Jim's restaurant as a place to throw down. Not cool. So Jim is definitely worse than Paul Reiser.
2010 Jason Bay
This lucky (and smart) Canadian managed to work out a $73 million five-year deal with the Mets after the 2009 season. He followed that trip to the bank by hitting 6 homeruns in 95 games, before he got hurt and missed the rest of the season.
He was bad. So bad that he is STILL worse than Paul Reiser.
Muammar Gaddafi
NATO wants him dead. That doesn't make him bad, that makes him SOOP-UH BAD… or, WORSE than Paul Reiser.
Oliver Perez
I really hate to pick on the Mets here, but, well, the Mets have done a lot of dumb things in recent years… like, y'know, pay Oliver Perez $12 million a year to throw baseballs like my athletically-challenged and oft persnickety colleague, Mr. Krause throws softballs.
Not very good.
Of course, Ollie's situation comes in way WORSE than Paul Reiser's, because Ollie is STILL getting $12 million from the Mets this year, even though he's not on the team.
All of the above are bad. In fact, all of the above are really bad.
But they are also UNANIMOUSLY rich beyond my Joe Plumber @$$, so… the moral of the story, once again, is be bad. Get paid.
Congrats on making the team, Paul Reiser.
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It's very sad and disappointing about Chone Figgens. Of the guys the Angels lost to free agency ahead of the 2010 season, the 2009 Chone is easily the player I missed the most (followed by Darren Oliver, that's right, I only missed Vlad the third most, love him though I do). The 2010/11 Chone, however, is so much bad attitude and lazy plays that I wouldn't want him back. It's sad to see that happen to a player you like, but he has only himself to blame.
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Never liked Paul Reiser either. Wait, My Two Dad's was awesome!!!
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I loved "Mad About You" and was disappointed that Paul Reiser's new show was so bad. It deserved to be pulled. So does Gaddafi.
Prince — I'm a man of truths… what can I say?
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3-alarm fire destroys home in NewfaneSeptember 25,2013
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NEWFANE - A three-alarm fire destroyed a home at 174 Newfane Hill Road in Newfane on Wednesday, according to Southwest New Hampshire Fire Mutual Aid.
Newbrook Fire Chief Todd Lawley said the fire was called in just before 1 p.m. and was fully involved by the time firefighters arrived at the scene. The home owners, Sandra and Reginald Sorrell and their daughter were home at the time of the fire and were not injured, Lawley said.
"(Reginald Sorrell) was doing some shingle work on the side of their house when his daughter yelled to him there was a fire. It started on the second floor in the kitchen, engulfed the second floor and then the roof," Lawley said.
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Hinchey takes farewell tour; After 20 years in Congress, Hinchey says goodbye
January 2, 2013 —
TWENTY-SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, NY — After serving in Congress for 20 years, for the past couple of weeks, Congressman Maurice Hinchey has been engaged in a farewell tour of his far-flung district, which stretches from Ithaca to Kingston.
At multiple stops along the tour, the progressive lawmaker said farewell to officials and constituents that he has worked with and fought for over the years.
He said to one group, "Despite all the battles won and lost, I wanted to be here today to say thank you to all of you who stood with me as we took on the big fights. I am very proud to have represented you in Congress, proud to call you my friends, and proud of what we have accomplished together. You stood with me every step of the way. For that I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I look back on my life in public service proud of what we accomplished together, regretful that I could not do more and hopeful that you will pick up where I left off, and continue the fight for this region and for what is right."
On the big national issues, Hinchey said he always tried to stand up for what he believed was right, even though it was not always popular. Hinchey pointed to his opposition to the invasion and occupation of Iraq, votes against the deregulation of Wall Street that led to the 2008 financial collapse, and votes against unfair trade deals that caused the exportation of millions of manufacturing jobs. "Instead of listening to the lobbyists, I listened to the people," he said. "Instead of standing with my political party, I stood with the New Yorkers I was sent to represent."
Hinchey also laid out a list of what he considered his most important achievements as member of the New York State Assembly and U.S. House:
• Under Hinchey's leadership as chairman of the Environmental Conservation Committee, the panel conducted a successful investigation into pollution at Love Canal, the nation's first major toxic dumpsite, and developed landmark environmental legislation including the nation's first law to control acid rain.
• Between 1982 and 1992, Hinchey led an investigation into organized crime's control of the waste-hauling industry that led to the conviction of more than 20 criminal figures, including one for murder.
• Hinchey successfully led the fight, first in Albany and later in Washington, to force General Electric to pay for and clean up the 1.3 million pounds of PCBs it dumped into the Hudson River between 1947 and 1977.


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Okay, I have asked questions similar to this one before in this forum, but the time has come that I need to put my advice into action. I never really found an answer that matches my circumstances. Please help if you can!
When solids are started, what is the absolute minimum amount of times a baby should nurse per day? I am continung to shoot for 8 at least, however, when DD gets some rice cereal (which she loves!), she is no longer hungry. That means the solids seem to be replacing nursing sessions. BUT my milk is still her main foodsource, so what if my supply goes down? What if she only wants to nurse 6 or 7 times per day? Is this okay with good diaper output?
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BRATTLEBORO In the Green Mountain State, Vermonters love for the outdoors and passion for local brews have come together in a state-brewery collaboration.
Vermont State Parks and Whetstone Station in Brattleboro have brewed up a partnership that features two state park-named beers, Fort Dummer Summer and Molly Stark Dark, brewed with water sourced directly from those two state parks, a press release from the state parks stated.
The partnership also includes free entry to state parks and local charitable giving.
Beginning Wednesday, Whetstone will give away up to 100 vouchers for free park entry into Fort Dummer and Molly Stark state parks to patrons who order these limited edition brews. Fort Dummer and Molly Stark parks will also distribute vouchers for a complimentary koozie at Whetstone Pub & Brewery.
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Fort Dummer Summer, Release date: Wednesday
This beer is a tribute to the beautiful Fort Dummer in Guilford. Bright, fresh and clean, this brew combines local malt, traditional hops and fresh water collected from the Broad Brook, located in Fort Dummer State Park and brings it all together in this delicious way to celebrate the season. At just 5 percent alcohol by volume, this session pale ale is a perfect brew to enjoy in the sun. Extremely limited and available draft only, this tasty summer beer wont be around long. You can also find Fort Dummer Summer at the sold-out Vermont Brewers Festival July 18-19, the release stated.
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By law the board may not hire the new superintendent for at least 21 days following the public notice that was given by the board's motion.
The meeting to hire a superintendent is scheduled for Tuesday, July 15, at 6:30 p.m.
Theresa Keel currently serves as the superintendent of schools for the Cordova School District in Cordova, Alaska.
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Hundreds of vehicles surround a Pearl City home, and have for many decades.
Bishop Kamahiai's property is practically surrounded by Cutter Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Pearl City.
"I've always grew up around this cars being fixed and stuff," Kamahiai said.
According to Kamahiai, the home has been passed down his family for generations and that this all came to be in the 1940s, when Waipahu Garage bought most of the land around the property. Cutter eventually took over.
Kamahiai said, "I got no complaints with them. I got none. No, no, no complaints."
The only side not bordered by Cutter is Fourth Street, where he and his family enter their property. On the west side, a lot for vehicles. Just north, Cutter's service and parts department. Looking east, an open garage for repairs.
"I do deal with the noise. But it's a give and take thing yeah?" Kamahiai added. "We have a problem like, say example, lights. You know, they hold, they leave the lights on all night. It shines on us. Call them up, they get right on it. They fix the problem."
Kamahiai said Cutter has tried to buy them out four or five times and that they came close on a couple occasions. The last offer came two years ago, according to Kamahiai, who said he doesn't know where they stand today.
We could not reach the owner of Cutter for comment.
"Money, would take more than the market value for me to get out of here. And I mean this, I'm born and raised in Pearl City. That's all I know yeah? So for my family, I guess it's just so easy. Everything right here," Kamahiai said.


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George G. CorsonesNovember 02,2013
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George G. Corsones (Gigi) was born July 3, 1926, in Burlington, Vermont, the son of Gus G. Corsones and Pota Anagnos Corsones. However, he lived his entire life in both Rutland and Brandon, Vermont.
He died at the Rutland Hospital after a sudden illness on October 30, 2013.
He is survived by his long-time companion, Mary (Goulette) Forte; two sons, Dean Corsones of Naples, Florida, and Frank Corsones of New Port Richey, Florida; three daughters, Pamela Ginzburg, of Washington, D.C., Vicki Schwartz of Potomac, Maryland, and Allison Corsones of New Port Richey, Florida; his brother, Theodore Corsones of Naples, Florida, and Rutland, Vermont; and several grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his brother, Stratton Corsones in September.
George Corsones was a 1944 graduate of Rutland High School, where he excelled in athletics, particularly football.
After high school, George enlisted in the U.S. Navy and honorably served as part of the greatest generation for the duration of World War II, seeing combat in the Pacific Theater. At the end of the war he attended the University of Vermont, before joining his father as a partner in the Rutland Restaurant. As an entrepreneur/restaurateur, George then opened the 19th Green and Gigis Steakhouse in Center Rutland. Later, he was an active real estate broker.
George was passionate about service to his community, elected to the Rutland City School Board, where he served several terms; elected as Brandon town lister, Brandon Grand Juror, Brandon Constable; and three terms as Commander of Post 31 of the American Legion in Rutland, Vermont.
He was a life member of the American Legion, VFW, the Elks, Freemasonry, and the Scottish Rite of Masonry and Cairo Shriners of Rutland, Vermont.
Calling hours will be from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, November 3, at Clifford Funeral Home in Rutland, Vermont.
A funeral service will be held Monday, November 4, at 1 p.m. at Christ the King Church in Rutland, with Father Nicanor Kuteles of the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, officiating.
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I stopped nursing once I got pregnant and my sons teeth popped in. He began biting me and not letting go. It had cuased a great deal of pain and I had feared that he would damage the nipples with his excessive biting.
I am due on February with my new one and would like to try and get my 1st son to nurse again.
He still has a biting problem. He bites me all the time and everything else that will fit in his mouth. We have tried teethers and they dont help...he does it and thinks its funny when he puts a hole in my hand. He laughs when I try and be firm and say no biting. I just dont think he gets it. He wouldnt understand a time out either at this point. He'll just hit his head off the floor if I stop him from doing anything.
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During spring term, North Central's Oesterle Library will feature publications by faculty members, the history of Cornerstone Day and highlights of the College's Sesquicentennial Celebration. The displays are showcased in the library's lobby.
Community Publications
David Fisher, professor of philosophy.
• "Law and Revenge Violence: From Saga to Modern Fiction" in Teaching Law and Literature, 2011.
• "Is Phronesis Deinon? Ricoeur on Tragedy & Phronesis" in Gadamer and Ricoeur: Critical Horizons for Contemporary Hermeneutics, 2011.
Gerald Gems, professor of health and physical education. "Baseball, Invented Tradition, and Nationalistic Spirit" in Myths and Milestones in the History of Sport, 2011.
Philip Glende, visiting assistant professor of English. "Labor Makes the News: Newspapers, Journalism, and Organized Labor, 1933-1955" in Enterprise and Society, March 2012.
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"150 Years: A Promising Start" features posters, brochures, articles, etc., highlighting every aspect of the College's Sesquicentennial Celebration.
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"Cornerstone Day: A North Central College Spring Celebration" is the third in a series of exhibits highlighting various aspects of the College's history using materials from the Archives. It includes a visual montage with photographs and other memorabilia of North Central's history from 1870 to the present time as commemorated at Cornerstone Days.
The spring edition of the library's newsletter "Ex Libris" is accessible online at library.noctrl.edu/about_the_library/ExLibrisSpring2012.pdf.


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Origin: Persian
Religion: Parsi
Dadhushfarrokh is a Parsi Girl name, meaning of the name is and origin of the name is Persian. This name is mostly used in Parsi.
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