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Hi Ladies,
I need some advice. I'm still nursing and pumping for my 11 1/2 month old daughter. I usually nurse her to sleep at night and then put her down in her crib. She doesn't like going to bed - she wants to keep partying!
The problem I've had the last couple of nights is that after nursing to sleep, she wakes up when I put her in her crib. Last night she fell asleep around 8:30, woke up when I tried to put her down at 9:15, nursed back to sleep, woke up when I tried to put her down at 10, and then was awake until I nursed her back to sleep at 11. She woke up again when I put her down at 11, but I left her in her crib and she only cried for about 30 seconds before going back to sleep.
I can't do co-sleeping. I just don't sleep well, especially since I feel her teeth when she dozes off and uses me as her pacifier. Right now she wakes up between 5 and 5:45 am, and I nurse her in our bed. She usually goes back to sleep, but I sometimes can't. Once she does go down for the night, she sleeps in her crib until 5 or 5:45 with no middle of the night nursing sessions. That's another reason I don't want to try co-sleeping - I don't want to go back to middle of the night feedings when she's been without them for two months. Plus, I let her nurse to sleep in our bed a few nights ago when she was doing this same waking up thing, and she still woke up when I picked her up to put her in her crib.
I've always had trouble with her waking up when we try to lay her down in her crib, whether it was for naps or bedtime. My husband and I were talking about it last night, and we both think it might be time to get her to go to sleep on her own in her crib. I'm not a fan of letting her cry it out, so we were thinking of putting her in her crib with a bottle of EBM, so hopefully she'd go to sleep after finishing her bottle. Is this our only option? I really don't want to give up the nighttime nursing session, but I don't know what else to do. It's almost like she views this as an early evening nap before more playtime.
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Hi there! I am starting out with nursing again as my son was born almost 3 weeks ago. Things are going well, but I am having problems yet again with my left breast. I have either one of two probelms(I think!):
1) My left breast just does not produce as much as my right.
2) My right breast has overactive letdown, while my left doesn't. This means DS has to "work" to get the milk out of my left and doesn't on my right. He gets lazy and refuses to work for it which causes my supply on my left to decrease.
I'm leaning toward the second one as the issue. With either of the issues, the main issue is that my left side ends up not producing as much and therefore DS needs to eat on left and then right to get full. Then the next time I nurse he only needs right to get full, so my right gets twice as much "action" and therefore ends up producing more milk. In between feedings my right side is noticeably more full then my left. This wouldn't be such an issue except with DD she eventually gave up on leftie all together and it dried up leaving poor rightie to do all the work which was NOT fun. I don't want this to happen. How do I get my breasts to be more equal so that my son does not give up on leftie??


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• Significant increases in commodity futures prices throughout this fall suggest that expectations are for cash rents to continue to increase at least over the short-term.
• These trends have significant implications for farm profitability and the risk exposures facing both the producer and the landowner.
Between 1990 and 2010 cash-rent levels per acre have increased by about 70 percent and crop revenues for grain operations have more than doubled, largely due to agricultural commodity and energy prices, according to a University of Illinois agricultural economist.
"Significant increases in commodity futures prices throughout this fall suggest that expectations are for cash rents to continue to increase at least over the short-term," said economist Nick Paulson.
He said the increasing cash-rent levels are an issue of primary concern for farmers in Illinois and throughout the Corn Belt region. According to University of Illinois crop budgets, land costs have represented 30 to 35 percent of total production costs for Illinois grain operations over the past six years. Despite consistent upward trends in cash-rent levels, this actually represents a decline in similar measures from the early 1990s.
What's interesting to Paulson is looking at who is assuming the most risk. "Under a typical share-rental agreement, the farmer and landowner share crop revenues, production costs, and the risk associated with production and input and commodity prices," he said. "Under a cash-rent agreement, the farmer bears all production and price risk. While economic theory would suggest that farmers should earn a premium for taking on additional risk, lower farm returns have been linked to Illinois farms which cash rent a significant portion of their total acreage."
Over the past decade there has been a shift away from share-rental agreements to cash-rent arrangements in Illinois. The average proportion of total acres that are operated under a share rent agreement has fallen from about 48 percent in 1997 to 37 percent in 2009. Over the same time period, the proportion of total acres operated under cash rent agreements has increased from just over 25 percent to approximately 40 percent, while ownership rates among grain farm operators have declined slightly from 25 percent to about 23 percent.


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We were happy to share this appartment well-located in Manhattan. We can visit most of touristic place by walk. The metro station is 2 minutes walk from the place. Only we couldn't put the air conditionning on during the night because the system was too noisy. There were 2 bedrooms confortable with all the necessary and the appartment was clean.
Staying at this appartement is really great. It is located very centrally (restaurants, shops, metro station in walking distance) and has the perfect size to host 2 couples. I definitely recommend the appartement.
Ottima la posizione dell'appartamento, centrale e vicino alla stazione della mestropolitana. Buone le condizioni di pulizia.......un po' troppo piccole le camere da letto!
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Appartement très bien situé à proximité du métro et des points d'intérêt. Surface plutôt bien agencée. En revanche, il est très bruyant, mais comme pratiquement tous les logements de NYC. On entend la rue des chambres.
L'appartement est conforme aux visuels par contre il est extrêmement bruyant (on pourrait avoir l'impression que quelqu'un tape sur les tuyaux + construction d'un building juste en face de l'appart).
De plus la cage d'escalier est très mal entretenue et c'est un euphémisme...
Je conseille cet appartement très bien situé dans Manhattan. Il est spacieux, nous étions 7 personnes. La description est conforme à la réalité. Aucun soucis pour récupérer les clefs, le wifi fonctionne ... Les petits moins, 1 salle de bain pour 4 chambres c'est trop peu et 2 des chambres ont une vue sur la minuscule cour intérieur pas très propre. Sinon agréable séjour ....
The rented apartment, advertized on the platform wimdu.de as "Luxus-LOFT 3 Schlafzimmer, 2 Bäder – Ausstattung" ("Luxury LOFT 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths – Equiped") had several serious defects and deviations from the published specifications. The use of the apartment as described in the ad was not possible, leading to additional unplanned costs and expenses. As per the terms and conditions, all problems were promptly reported and well documented by photographs.
The shortcomings in detail:
• Severe uncleanliness (including bed sheets, towels, bathroom, kitchen, refrigerator, floors) and other serious hygiene issues throughout the entire apartment
• No Wi-Fi or Internet access, a direct deviation from the terms of reference in your ad
• Toilet was broken/defective – the tank ran constantly
• Air conditioning unit did not work (it was masked)
• Soiled linens and bedding
• One of the bedrooms had no bedding whatsoever (due to the low temperatures it was not possible to stay overnight)
• Soiled towels
• Dirty, foul-smelling refrigerator – completely non-usable
• Non-usable cabinets (misconstruction)
• Dirty floors throughout the apartment and in particular the bathrooms
• Dirty windows
• The trash was never emptied
• There were defective doorknobs which would fall out of the door
• There was no laundry detergent
• The clocks were defective
• TVs did not work – all four of them
No promised on-site support was received from you as the responsible US agency. No support was received at any time, no action was taken to address any of the shortcomings. A selection of the submitted photographs can be found in the appendix to my e-mail.
Never again!
Windu is the most expensive website to rent an apartment on the face of the earth. Based on an email sent by CityKit (Management Company of the property) the actual cost of the apartment was $2001.00 for 7 days but we paid to Windu 2,421.21. This means 420 (20%) commission. Making this type of commission could be typical in the industry but letting the client to find out about it is very unprofessional. Hiding key information like the location of the apartment is no very professional either (third floor without elevator) Later we realized the apartment was in poor shape and not properly maintained, CityKit totally ignored our request for simple things missing like extra cover and linen for the sofa bed or to send a technician to fix a huge leak on the bathroom sink. Definitely I won't recommend Wimdu to a friend.
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text: Kurt Godel -- Conspiracy Theorist 0x6a656666 posted:5/9/2011 3:44:30 AM "In 1949, when Gödel applied to become a U.S. citizen, he had an impressive list of sponsors: Albert Einstein, Oskar Morgenstern and John von Neumann. They were a bit apprehensive about how Gödel would handle the simple citizenship interview with a judge. All he had to do was answer a few elementary questions about the American Constitution. On eve of the interview, Gödel announced that he had discovered a logical loophole that would enable a dictatorship to be established. He was told that this was absurd, but his friends were concerned that he would bring this up in the interview and be denied citizenship. John Casti, quoted in John D. Barrow's Pi in the Sky (1992), gives the following account of what happened then:"At the interview the judge was suitably impressed by the sterling character and public person as of Gödel's witnesses, and broke with tradition by inviting them to sit in during the exam. The judge began by saying to Gödel, "Up to now you have held German citizenship." Gödel corrected this slight affront, noting that he was Austrian. Unfazed, the judge continued, "Anyhow, it was under an evil dictatorship …but fortunately that's not possible in America." With the magic word dictatorship out of the bag, Gödel was not to be denied, crying out, "On the contrary, I know how that can happen. And I can prove it!" By all accounts it took the efforts of not only Einstein and Morgenstern but also the judge to calm Gödel down and prevent him from going into adetailed and lengthy discourse about his "discovery."" http://www.robertnowlan.com/pdfs/Godel,%20Kurt.pdf gary107 posted:5/9/2011 1:39:28 PM " either mathematics is too big for the human mind or the human mind is more than a machine." Kurt Godel" not all true things are to be told to all men." Clement of Alexandraif you look at the prime numbers in a base ten counting system they appear random and without seeming order to their patterns. We are creatures with five digit hands. Creatures with six digit hands would have a base twelve counting system and the two strings of prime numbers [ one starting at 5 and expressed as 6n- 1 and the other starting at seven and expressed as 6n 1 ] would line up in their respective orders and be more simple and clear as compared to a base ten counting system. You will find in base 12 that the two strings of prime numbers have two alternating formulas each that can be used to remove the nonprimes from their respective strings. Some truths are "dark" truths and some knowledge is dangerous or can be used as "death" knowledge.gary107 posted:5/9/2011 1:40:05 PM / 6n plus 1gary107 posted:5/9/2011 1:50:25 PM think of Ireland, the state of Georgia, and Botany Bay colony. Why kill off those who can be "useful" somewhere else? If you limit those with bad characteristics to just five digit hands they will develope at a rate slower than those with six digit hands. The movement of sections of a collective mind society based on six digit hands can take a great amount of time when traveling through space. You send five digit folks ahead to do the work of building up an infrastructure for their six digits betters to live in when they arrive. We are the five digit subhumans.gary107 posted:5/9/2011 1:55:03 PM you might think that determining the solution to the patters of the primes would be a event of great happiness and joy, but the impications and undesirable lime light are limiting factors. Do your best work in private.gary107 posted:5/9/2011 1:58:19 PM / an eventspiritech0 posted:5/10/2011 10:28:00 AM Cthulhu fthagn! Seriously, has anyone abducted by greys counted their digits? Cuz I heard about things in six-score as being bad.gary107 posted:5/10/2011 2:44:26 PM go to the youtube video on the Roswell Alien Autopsy and count the digit in the hands. The being on the table is a female clone, hairless and without sexual drive of any kind, i.e., no sexual homones. It allows them to remain clear and focused on their tasks and work. Human with five digits can not interface with the six digit panels on their crafts. We fall short of the glory of the Gods because we have one digit less. We can not interface with the collective mind, they are the Gods, we are the subhumans, we can not run their machines or technology. It is built so we can not cross over. When children become of age then they can never return to the garden that was their childhood. We are outside the garden.gary107 posted:5/11/2011 2:44:29 AM the early Gods of the Samarians were Gods from above who had six digit hands. We get the 24 hour day and the 12 inch foot from their counting system.Folks using base 10 have only two factors for ten, 2 and 5. Base 12 has 2 and 6, 3 and 4, they are lead to think in terms of there being more than just one way of doing things. It makes a difference in the mind set of the creatures.spiritech0 posted:5/11/2011 2:08:51 PM Waitaminnit..! I'd like to read what you understand concering "starchildren" or "hybrids" or "nephilim' or whatever the trendy word is nowadays. Anyone see the movie "Enemy Mine"? Samis get six seven? of nine? kidding!Seriously, what about them crossbreeds?gary107 posted:5/13/2011 1:59:05 PM no crossbreeds with those who we came from, not allowed. We are not in paradise, where we are is "other." Please log in or become a member to add a post.


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Darksiders ReviewBy Abbie Heppe - Posted Jan 14, 2010
The new year is being welcomed by a deluge of games portraying the epic struggles between ecumenical forces—Heaven and Hell, gods and man, angels and demons. One of the first "holy war" releases of the year, Darksiders, is, like the archetype it's based on, nothing new.
The Pros
- Gameplay is tried and true, familiar fare
- Sets up a great concept for a sequel
The Cons
- Apocalyptic world looks and feels uninspired
- Inspiration from other games deprives it of uniqueness
- Combat is technically sound, but ultimately shallow
The new year is being welcomed by a deluge of games portraying the epic struggles between ecumenical forces—Heaven and Hell, gods and man, angels and demons. One of the first "holy war" releases of the year, Darksiders, is, like the archetype it's based on, nothing new.
Despite the harsh criticism about to be levied in this review, it should be noted that Darksiders is by no means a bad game; it simply isn't an original one. The development team behind it clearly has talent and potential, but everyone would be better served by having them create something that offers up a unique point of view or builds on -- not around -- the games it draws inspiration from. The end of the game clearly sets the stage for a sequel that, with an ounce of soul or more originality, could be a very good game.
Wrongly accused of kicking off the Apocalypse early, War (one the four horsemen of the Apocalypse) goes on a series of quests for the Charred Council to find the one truly responsible and clear his (good?) name. War may not be the most compelling horseman, but you can probably see why playing as Death , one of the other horsemen, might be a problem. From its inception, Darksiders is such a mash-up of religious lore that, if kids turned to the game for their Bible studies, theology would be a lot more interesting.
Imitation is the Dullest Form of Flattery
Darksiders keeps a fair balance between pedestrian puzzle solving and mediocre combat. Clearly inspired by Zelda, God of War and, surprisingly in spots, Portal, the game falls short of surpassing any of the source material it draws from.
Players will quickly solve puzzles when supplied with the standard tools of the Zelda franchise: a hookshot, bombs, a large shuriken that approximates the boomerang, etc. While the introduction of a Portal-like device (down to the orange and blue coloring) makes puzzles a bit more interesting, the solutions are rendered tedious, because the solution quickly becomes apparent. Like Zelda and God of War, your exploration of the world includes finding hidden chests and items. Luckily, your gauntlet will glow blue when you're near one. And when I say near, I mean really near one...like, so near you're standing right on top if it. Thanks, gauntlet!
But Combat Should Be More Up War's Alley, Right?
Similarly, the weapons you acquire are all familiar items, a sword, a scythe and a super-powered fist attack. However, nothing seems to provide a better method of attack than the sword, so it doesn't become particularly necessary to vary your approach. Knocking enemies back with an area attack doesn't help you that often and combos are only slightly intuitive. Between slashing and dodging, there isn't much else you need to do.
Unfortunately, Darksiders also adopts the "z-targeting" of Zelda; however, rather than letting you dodge to side to side, the mechanic usually forces you to dodge into the enemy you're trying to get away from. Factor in the pause that occurs once the move is up and it's often more frustrating then helpful. It's a feature that has been better executed elsewhere.
The most satisfying weapon in the game is probably the Angel gun you eventually pick up (It's not part of your initial inventory to maintain balance) that blasts fiery rounds into your opponents that you can then detonate with your trigger. It's the same reason why it's fun to be the Demoman in Team Fortress 2, but in Darksiders, it functions as a shortcut past fairly rote combat. There's a reason that the games that inspired this type of combat provided enemies that you can kill in a reasonable time frame; not every skirmish needs to be epic.
Darksiders borrows the combo-driven battle system from God of War, but can't quite match God of War's nasty thrills. Like God of War, once you've lowered most of an enemy's life, you'll be prompted to perform a brutal finishing move. In the case of Darksiders, the mundane execution makes you wonder if these elements weren't thrown in to make the game seem edgier. Without them, I'd have a hard time believing this is a "Mature" game. Functionally, the finishing moves also negate your powerful "rage" mode, discounting the value of using either. Even the boss battles, which strictly adhere to the Nintendo "three phase" format, are noticeably lackluster. Again, none of these problems are technically inept, they are just generic and uninteresting compared to the source material that drives Darksiders.
Games Are Not Comic Books
Another big issue is Darksiders's presentation, which feels particularly uninspired. Whether it's that Joe Madureira's art style just doesn't translate to the 3D realm, which is possible given that the box art and title screen have the best art in the game, or that Vigil's excessive use of source material stifled the artistic process, the enemies are conceptually boring and the Apocalypse comes off a little too pastel. It's also unfortunate that the Darksiders world seems unworthy of such a cataclysmic event as the Apocalypse. There are flashes of interesting concepts, like the spiders that track you below a glassine floor in the Iron Canopy level, but in general, the world is quite bland (and includes your standard ice, water, forest and desert levels). It also feels small. You are provided with a mechanism for moving quickly around the world, however, but because it also functions as a store, the actual stores and travel points are few and between.
The issues don't lie only in the presentation and art style. The dialogue could have used a bit more spice as well. Let's take, for example, Ulthane, the depressingly cliché warhammer-wielding Scottish blacksmith who spouts off repetitive dialogue ad nauseum, which, unfortunately, is not that different from most characters you'll encounter. However, Ulthane's hardly the worst offender among NPCs. Throughout the game, you're overseen by The Watcher, a demonic nanny entrusted with keeping War on task. He's an infrequent and unhelpful plot device disguised as a character who wastes the voice talents of Mark Hamill. Here's a tip: Don't ask the Watcher about anything…he has no idea what you're doing.
Technically, the game is rather sound. Despite some nasty screen-tearing present in the 360 version, which THQ is addressing it in an announced update, and the occasional slow-down, none of the technical problems really affect the gameplay. Darksiders's core problems stem from questionable choices in gameplay design and a shallow grasp on the proven formulas that drive the great titles that inspired Darksiders.
Familiarity Breeds Contempt
In short, Darksiders contains all the ingredients that people like about action/adventure games, without putting them together in any sort of meaningful way. It's as if robots culled our collective gaming preferences and amassed the results into one hulking amalgamation of a game while overlooking the spirit and understanding of what makes each particular element great.
After playing a game that apes its influences without the polish or panache of the originals, you begin to appreciate why steadfast franchises take so long between releases in the first place. But, as Cervantes, said "There's no sauce in the world like hunger," and Darksiders, at the very least, fills a void in the current release cycle. As a new take on old ideas, it stumbles, but the final reveal promises a far more engaging sequel than what Darksiders has to offer. In the end, Darksiders is a highly competent game, but not a particularly creative one.


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AKRON, Ohio (AP) — The International Soap Box Derby is considering adding night racing next year.
The Akron-based organization says the Derby will be testing the placement of portable light towers at the Derby Downs track in hopes of conducting racing there at night in 2014.
More than 70 events were held at the track in Akron this year.
Derby President and Chief Executive Officer Joe Mazur (MAY'-zur) says there already has been a request for night racing next year.
Mazur says the derby wants to be able to hold events and races on the track at night. He says the move is part of an overall plan to increase the number of events at the track and offer different types of events to the organization's customers and partners.


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Drivers passing by or pulling into the ShopRite Plaza on Route 52 in Liberty on October 12, probably couldn't help but notice two demonstrators who had set up shop at the entrance to the plaza.
The display, set up by Trevor Montavon and Chris Sayer, featured a demure American flag and large photos of President Barack Obama sporting a Hitler-style mustache, and emblazoned with the word "impeach."
Sayer said the point of the demonstration was to promote Obama's impeachment as well as the re-adoption of the Glass-Steagall Act. Glass-Steagall, which was repealed in 1999, prevented banks from using commercial deposits to invest in the derivatives market.
One bit of literature on the table read, "Wall Street intends to kill millions of Americans with hyperinflation." The thrust of the message was that too many politicians on both sides of the aisle are "in bed with Wall Street and the global banks."
Sayer said the two represented the Lyndon LaRouche Political Action Committee. Wikimedia says, "LaRouche was a presidential candidate eight times between 1976 and 2004, running once for his own U.S. Labor Party, and campaigning seven times for the Democratic Party nomination. He was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment in 1988 for conspiracy to commit mail fraud and tax code violations, and was released in 1994 on parole."


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For a stadium of drenched Boston singers hoping to get national recognition, it's a new dawn, it's a new day.
It's the start of "American Idol" Season Nine. But were viewers feelin' good?
Perhaps for moments at a time.
Even with the off-season departure of nurturing show juror Paula Abdul, the triumvirate of Randy Jackson, Kara DioGuardi and Simon Cowell plus a carousel of guest evaluators combed through Beantown's Fenway Park talent–with the help of former singer and fashionista Victoria Beckham–to dish out 32 golden tickets to Hollywood.
And former "Spice Girl" Beckham was consistent of the early season's even-handed talent reviews.
Having promising young talent, hunky guys, a loveable goombah and plenty of backstory made the task easier. Sixteen-year-olds Maddie Curtis and Katie Stevens mixed mature chops (Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" and Beyonce's "At Last") with tear jerking vignettes (Downe's Syndrome siblings and Alzheimer's-impacted grandmother). Local speedboat tour guide Mike Davis and cancer survivor Jason Williams were built for speed–and soul–with breezy covers on The Beatles' "Yesterday" and Michael Buble's "Feelin' Good." Amadeo Diricco? Yo! Now dats Eye-talian! Good enough for family footage and a vigorous "Muddy Waters."
Despite a degree of predictability, the action seldom lags. Leave it to Somerset, MA resident Janet McNamera's two year tryout preparation focused on the video game replica of "American Idol." McNamera, who exacerbated her minor case of exposed waistline Dunlap Disease through a regimine of in-place jumping, drew raves from the video version of "Idol's" Mister Sharptongue Cowell before being bounced by the real-life Brit.
And no hokey audition pre-season is complete without one boney, flaming drama king. Enter 17-year-old Pat Ford. Panelist Jackson's advice to "stop singing forever" will likely too end soon.
A turnstile of ladies and guys worthy of a look and a listen (with 15 seconds of camera time, consider Jesse Wolfe a dark horse) were jubilant about the invite to Callie. Most viewers (this prudish writer included) went away satisfied.
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The Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies and SowHope are teaming up to celebrate International Women's Day by hosting a screening of a documentary about the challenges women face in the developing world.
The screening and discussion with SowHope CEO and Grand Rapids Mayor George Heartwell will take place on March 12 in the Loosemore Auditorium on Grand Valley State University's Pew Downtown Grand Rapids Campus. The first screening will take place at 4:30 p.m., followed by discussion with Mary Dailey Brown, CEO of SowHope; the second screening will take place at 7 p.m., followed by a panel discussion hosted by Mayor Heartwell.
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"The Hauenstein Center is proud to host Mayor George Heartwell and Mary Dailey Brown to recognize the important work that women around the world are doing to improve our communities," said Gleaves Whitney, director of the Hauenstein Center. "Among our local unsung heroes is Mary Dailey Brown, whose organization, SowHope, is making a critical difference for women whose efforts are helping sustain strong families and communities across the globe. Mary is an alumna of our Cook Leadership Academy, so we couldn't be more proud."
The featured panelists at the screening are experts with first-hand knowledge and understanding of the realities faced by impoverished women in developing countries. There will be a reception that begins at 6 p.m. between screenings.
SowHope is an international, tax exempt, non-profit, charitable organization. It is one of the only global organizations focusing exclusively on the holistic needs of women living in extreme poverty.
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No. 4-seed Wisconsin will face No. 1-seed U-Mass Lowell in the NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Tournament Friday at 3:30 in Manchester, New Hampshire.
The Badgers clinched an automatic berth to the tournament after winning the WCHA Final Five Championship Game. The win was Wisconsin's 21st in its last 30 games.
"You know before we started the playoffs, our goal was to play for another month," Wisconsin Head Coach Mike Eaves said. "We had that on the board in our room and we just keep checking it off. We got this done, then this done, now if we're successful this weekend, we got one more week to play."
Minnesota was given a No. 1-seed and will face Yale Friday at 1 p.m. in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
La Crescent native Eriah Hayes and the Minnesota State Mavericks will face Miami Ohio Saturday.
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I did not realize this until this next break through until just recently. It is research season here at the Grizzly Groundswell headquarters, I am in my Grizzly Den and I am reviewing the finds and clues I have documented in 2012.
I am even going through the Kensington site finds although that site always opens up old wounds that never seem to heal. But the other day I was looking at the gps layout of the stone fish effigy I discovered on the 4 acres of private land that is just North East and adjacent to the temple mound hill that is shared with the Olaf Ohman farmstead.
I realized that the stones not only plot out a fish effigy but also give us more signs, symbols and code clues to the giant KGC cache site that blankets Minnesota if not this entire nation. Do you see the cross? If you do, tell me where is this cross pointing? Also, do you see the "33"? Now how about the "Y" that comprises the fish effigies tale?
Well, I am not going to reveal any more at this time. However, for the layman these are signs, symbols and code for Outlaw Cache as well as Ancient treasure. The only way to tell the difference is to dig up the historic story then share it. If you live anywhere here in Minnesota, you are sure to catch the trail, just look in your Grizzly Backyard!


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Posted on April 18, 2013
Nearly 150 graduating students gathered at the Eberhard Center with President Thomas J. Haas April 16 to celebrate their upcoming graduation.
The first annual "Toast with T. Haas" brought together graduating undergraduate and graduate students to celebrate their journey taken as a Laker for a Lifetime. Students received a glass of champagne in a limited edition Laker for a Lifetime flute as a gift.
"This event was planned to escort graduating students into alumni status and into a new relationship with Grand Valley," said Chris Barbee, director of Alumni Relations. "I think students enjoyed hearing from President Haas on a more personal level and being recognized for their accomplishments."
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A special election to fill Wisconsin's vacant 98th state Assembly district seat in Waukesha County will coincide with the spring election dates in February and April.
Gov. Scott Walker said Monday that the election for the seat will be April 2. If a primary is needed, it will be on Feb. 19.
The vacancy was created by Rep. Paul Farrow's victory in an uncontested special election for the state Senate.
Walker says picking dates that coincide with the spring election will help reduce costs to taxpayers.
Four Republican candidates have already announced they are running for the open seat. They are Jeanne Tarantino, Adam Neylon, Todd Greenwald, and Matt Morzy.
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Following is a list of websites for additional information about the Peace Corps and Ecuador and to connect you to returned Volunteers and other invitees. Please keep in mind that although we try to make sure all these links are active and current, we cannot guarantee it. If you do not have access to the Internet, please visit your local library. Libraries offer free Internet usage and often let you print information to take home.
A note of caution: As you surf the Internet, be aware that you may find bulletin boards and chat rooms in which people are free to express opinions about the Peace Corps based on their own experiences, including comments by those who were unhappy with their choice to serve in the Peace Corps. These opinions are not those of the Peace Corps or the U.S. government, and we hope you will keep in mind that no two people experience their service in the same way.
- 1 News from Ecuador
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- 6 General Information About Ecuador
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News from Ecuador
President Correa's weekly radio broadcast (in Spanish)
El Comercio (Quito newspaper) (in Spanish) Hoy (Quito newspaper) (in Spanish)
El Universo (Guayaquil newspaper) (in Spanish)
For more detailed information, check out the Friends of Ecuador media sources page.
Statistics on Ecuador
Instituto Nacional de Estadísticas y Censos (National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (in Spanish)
Ministerio de Salud Pública (Public Health Ministry) (Spanish). Includes an extensive section on epidemiology (also in Spanish), though statistics are reported to be slightly inaccurate due to difficulties in getting data from deep rural areas and a reluctance/inability to get tested for sicknesses due to shame or financial issues.
Connect With Returned Volunteers and Other Invitees
Friends of Ecuador: An RPCV group for Ecuador RPCVs.
This is the site of the National Peace Corps Association, made up of returned Volunteers. On this site you can find links to all the Web pages of the "friends of" groups for most countries of service, made up of former Volunteers who served in those countries. There are also regional groups who frequently get together for social events and local volunteer activities.
This site is hosted by a group of returned Volunteer writers. It is a monthly online publication of essays and Volunteer accounts of their Peace Corps service.
This site is known as the Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Web Ring. Browse the Web ring and see what former Volunteers are saying about their service.
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Information on culture, language, art, food, and travel
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Daily news about Ecuador from the World News Network
Health statistics on Ecuador from UNICEF
International Development Sites About Ecuador
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The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization provides an overview of Ecuador's natural resources.
General Information About Ecuador
Visit this site for general travel advice about almost any country in the world.
The U.S. State Department's website issues background notes periodically about countries around the world. Find Ecuador and learn more about its social and political history.
This site includes links to all the official sites for governments worldwide.
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This United Nations site allows you to search for statistical information for member states of the U.N.
This site provides an additional source of current and historical information for about 228 countries.
The site of the Latin American Network Information Center links to a variety of resources on Latin America.
Recommended Books
- Beirne, Barbara. The Children of the Ecuadorean Highlands. Minneapolis: Carolrhoda Books, 1996.
- Blankenship, Judy. Canar: A Year in the Highlands of Ecuador. Austin, Tex.: University of Texas Press, 2005.
- Collaredo-Masfield, Rudi. The Native Leisure Class: Consumption and Cultural Creativity in the Andes. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1999.
- Handelsman, Michael. Culture and Customs of Ecuador. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Publishing Group, 2000.
- Miller, Tom. The Panama Hat Trail. Washington, D.C.: National Geographic, 2001 (paperback).
- Peck, Robert McGracken. Headhunters and Hummingbirds: An Expedition Into Ecuador. New York: Walker & Co., 1987.
- Whitten, Norman E. Millennial Ecuador: Critical Essays on Cultural Transformations and Social Dynamics. Iowa City, Iowa: University of Iowa Press, 2003.
Books About the History of the Peace Corps
- Hoffman, Elizabeth Cobbs. All You Need is Love: The Peace Corps and the Spirit of the 1960's. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2000.
- Rice, Gerald T. The Bold Experiment: JFK's Peace Corps. Notre Dame, Ind.: University of Notre Dame Press, 1985.
- Stossel, Scott. Sarge: The Life and Times of Sargent Shriver. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 2004.
Books on the Volunteer Experience
- Dirlam, Sharon. Beyond Siberia: Two Years in a Forgotten Place. Santa Barbara, Calif.: McSeas Books, 2004.
- Casebolt, Marjorie DeMoss. Margarita: A Guatemalan Peace Corps Experience. Gig Harbor, Wash.: Red Apple Publishing, 2000.
- Erdman, Sarah. Nine Hills to Nambonkaha: Two Years in the Heart of an African Village. New York, N.Y.: Picador, 2003.
- Hessler, Peter. River Town: Two Years on the Yangtze. New York, N.Y.: Perennial, 2001.
- Kennedy, Geraldine ed. From the Center of the Earth: Stories out of the Peace Corps. Santa Monica, Calif.: Clover Park Press, 1991.
- Thomsen, Moritz (RPCV Ecuador). Living Poor: A Peace Corps Chronicle. Seattle, Wash.: University of Washington Press, 1997 (reprint).


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This, after a 36 year lay-off from racing !!!!
That is soooo kewl. Not talkin' 'bout the weather either !
All things Danica
racer1 wrote:This is a pretty good thread on her since this site doesnt get near the action/posters that most I visit do, course once the season starts it may get busier here? I live here where she does in the Phx area, and hace followed her for a long time. I also know some reporters who know her well and Godaddy, but any inside scoop is well in the media before I hear about from them most the time. Thats why Iam on forums like this
and many others, Trackforum, Speed, ESPN etc, to get news/info etc.
EVen the local news here stays fairly quite on her except for her speeding tickets or public appearances/charitys etc, but other things they pretty much leave her alone for obvious reasons, her privacy with this being her home etc. Course she isnt here much and even less now in Nascar, but she has said she isnt moving, despite some saying she should move closer to the Nascar shops etc. .
If you want to start a new thread thats cool, but she's only in 10 races with SHR so? Trackforum just started one about her in the Nascar forum, as her Indycar thread has been removed from what I can tell.
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August 12, 2011 —
BARRYVILLE AND CALLICOON, NY — The performances of "The Little Farm Show" originally scheduled for this week's Barryville and Callicoon farmers' markets have been postponed. The Barryville show has been postponed to Saturday, September 3 at 12 noon.
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On August 9, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton met with Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan and the National Security Council in Abuja, Nigeria. Secretary Clinton and President Goodluck Jonathan discussed how the U.S.-Nigeria Binational Commission is helping to expand and deepen cooperation on a wide range of issues, including economic matters, the improvement and the productivity of agriculture, education and health, and security. Secretary Clinton and President Goodluck Jonathan also discussed some of the challenges the Nigerians face in the security arena and corruption.
In a background briefing, a senior State Department official described Nigeria as one of the most important countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and underscored the importance of its relationship to the United States. The official said, "Besides being the most populous country in Africa at 170 million people, its importance can be measured in political and economic terms as well as regional and global terms."
Secretary Clinton said, "...We really believe that the future for Nigeria is limitless. But the most important task that you face, as you have said, is making sure that there are better opportunities for all Nigerians -- north, south, east, west -- every young boy and girl to have a chance to fulfill his or her God-given potential. And we want to work with you and we will be by your side as you make the reforms and take the tough decisions that are necessary."
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The Other Brother
According to a recent piece on phillies.com, the Phillies are still pursuing Nomar Garciaparra as a right-handed bat off the bench. "Cool," I thought, "for once we can avoid having the Other Brother!"
In the past, it seems that the Phillies have had a knack for acquiring the lesser talent among baseball siblings. For example, Mike Maddux instead of Greg. Jeremy Giambi instead of Jason. Ken Brett instead of George. Frank Torre instead of Joe. Vince DiMaggio instead of either Dom or Joe. Mark Leiter (who in my mind will forever be known as Leiter Fluid for his stellar 5.67 ERA for the 1997 Phillies) instead of Al.
For it turns out that in 2007, the Phillies actually had Nomar's younger brother Michael in their system. Here he is, playing for the AA Reading Phillies:
But Michael is no longer in the Phillies farm system, having been picked up by the Orioles and subsequently the Brewers. So we will now have the opportunity to employ the greater of two baseball siblings, even though Nomar is certainly not the player he once was.
So I say let's go get Nomar! Let's break the long and inglorious tradition of having the "other" brother!
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That's pretty funny how you guys always got the other brother! Actually, that's pretty sad. Hopefully you will be able to get Nomar this time, and that he will do very well for you! Welcome to MLblogs by the way!
I love the other brother piece. It's so true! I actually read a book by, Angelo Cataldi and Glen Macnaw I believe? The Great Philadelphia Sports Debate. They talked about that. It was very amusing and a great read! And thank you for the comment. I'm excited to see if the Phils can repeat too!
Very funny post! And thanks for stopping by my blog so I could discover yours. I think it's interesting that the Phillies have had so many "other brothers." I actually think Nomar would be a nice pickup. Since he was such a tremendous player not too long ago, I bet he's still got pop in his bat.


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Madison police said a man robbed the Anchor Bank on Raymond Road Friday.
Police said the man got away with some cash around 2:30 p.m. No weapons were mentioned or shown.
Police released surveillance images of the suspected bank robber.
Police said Saturday that a person of interest has been taken into custody and the investigation is ongoing.
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Mark '61 and Joyce Carncross '64 Minor of Nashville, TN, have been traveling the world as Habitat for Humanity volunteers. Mark has helped build homes in Brazil, Portugal and Kyrgyzstan, and together they have been Habitat volunteers in Bangladesh, Tajikistan, Thailand, Malawi and, in 2010, Indonesia. In most countries visited by the Minors homes are built of mudbrick. Wood is almost never used—except for small jobs such as window and door frames—because it is either scarce or unaffordable. In Thailand, the strength and abundant supplies of bamboo allow it to be used as rebar (used in place of steel to reinforce concrete).
In most poor countries where cement is used at all, it is mixed by hand in piles on the street, sidewalk or yard, says Mark, "rather than using our method of having a cement truck or power mixer." In Malawi, partner families whose houses are complete make their house payments in bags of cement to be used for future houses.
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As a Redshirt Junior (2015): Appeared in 10 games, making six starts ... led team in receptions (35) and yards (425), and tied for lead with three TD receptions ... caught two passes for 32 yards and a TD vs. Richmond (9/5) ... hauled in eight passes for 107 yards against USF (9/19) ... caught two passes for five yards at West Virginia (9/26) ... posted three catches for 20 yards vs. #22 Michigan (10/3) ... had a team-high four catches and 26 yards at #1 Ohio State (10/10) ... led team with four catches and 50 yards vs. Penn State (10/24) ... missed game at #10 Iowa (10/31) due to injury ... saw action in only the 4th quarter vs. Wisconsin (11/7) due to injury, yet still totaled two catches for 48 yards and a touchdown. Surpassed 1,000 career receiving yards in the game ... caught three passes for 55 yards at #14 Michigan State (11/14) ... led team with four catches for 50 yards against Indiana (11/21).
As a Junior (2014): Did not see game action due to suspension ... earned offensive scout team player of the week for his preparation for James Madison (8/30).
As a Sophomore (2013): Appeared in 12 games with four starts ... led the team in receptions (47) and receiving yards (640) and finished with three touchdown receptions ... had three receptions for 48 yards in a win over FIU (8/31) ... notched two receptions for 60 yards against Connecticut (9/14), including one that went for 48 yards ... tallied 32 recieving yards on three catches against West Virginia (9/21) ... grabbed one ball for 17 yards and returned a kickoff 40 yards against Virginia (10/12) ... recorded three receptions for 78 yards against Wake Forest (10/19) including a 56-yard touchdown reception, the first of his career ... caught eight passes for 158 yards, both career highs against Clemson (10/26) ... took a short slant from Caleb Rowe 71 yards to the end zone, the longest play of his career ... tied for the team high with six catches against Syracuse (11/9) ... caught seven passes for 44 yards against Boston College (11/23) ... grabbed six balls for 68 yards against NC State (11/30) ... had seven catches for 100 yards and a touchdown against Marshall (12/27) in the Military Bowl.
As a Freshman (2012): Saw action in eleven games at wide receiver and on special teams, and made two starts … caught his first career pass, a 19-yard reception, against North Carolina State (10/20) … caught four passes for 17 yards and had one rush for three yards against Clemson (11/10) … returned six kickoffs for 102 yards against Florida State (11/17) … enrolled in classes in January.
At Milford Academy (2011): Rated No. 17 nationally among prep school players by 247Sports.com and No. 20 by Rivals.com … posted a school-record eight touchdown receptions in eight games during 2011.
At Suitland High School: One of the top players in the state as a senior … ranked the 12th-best player in Maryland and No. 78 nationally among wide receivers by ESPN.com in 2010 … finished with 40 catches and 8 touchdowns as a senior … played in the 2010 Crab Bowl … registered 37 catches for 702 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior despite missing part of the year with an injury … also played baseball and ran track in high school … also received interest from Marshall, Temple and New Mexico … coached by Eric Wade.
Personal: Born in Temple Hills, Md. … parents are Levern, Sr. and Rosalind Jacobs … lists his parents as his role models … has a younger brother, Taivon, who currently plays at Maryland … majoring in American studies.
Career Highs
Receptions - 8 (vs. Clemson, 10/26/13)
Receiving Yards - 158 (vs. Clemson, 10/26/13)
Long Reception- 71 yards (vs. Clemson, 10/26/13)
All-Purpose Yards - 147 (vs. Clemson, 10/26/13)


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LA CROSSE, Wis. - Step into Leithold music in downtown La Crosse and you'll likely find guitar players and piano players and maybe several kinds of horn players. But if you happen to mosey on up to the second floor on a Tuesday night you'll find Joe Sexton and the sweet sounds of his Ukulele. "I'd been a guitar player most of my life and I just got tired of the same old songs over and over. I went to Hawaii, and fell in love with the ukulele. By day 3, I was shopping for a Ukulele. By day 4 my wife was a Ukulele widow. I'm at the hotel working our chords and on you tube."
He wanted to join a local ukulele club but just one problem - there wasn't one. I mean let's be honest who starts a ukulele club?! "I ended up starting a group to be in a group So I made a poster and put some up around town and some of the people behind me responded to the poster and we began to play 2-3 times a week."
What began as 4 people jammin' in Joe's house grew bigger and bigger and bigger. Until eventually... "Leithold's was kind enough to give us the recital hall and now we've spilled out into the foyer of the recital hall."
And today you have The Cheez Land Uke Band - 60 plus musicians and going strong! "Our youngest member is Connor, he's 5 years old. He plays his grandfathers Ukulele. Our oldest member is 85."
"It's a social thing. It's a mixed crowd. You've got young, you've got older. People from different backgrounds. It's just fun."
Joe says anyone - ANYONE can learn to play the Ukulele. "So the first evening we meet someone, we go through the 60 minutes and 7 chords that will change your life. In 60 minutes we can teach people 5 or 6 songs and 7 chords and they will leave Ukulele players."
"It's just really laid back. People don't really care if you're good or not. It's not like a competition. Anybody can come and play."
"If you got 35 guitar players together in one room, the first order of business is to figure out who the best guitar player is. You can't get anything else done until we figure that out. Ukulele players don't care! It's about singing and having fun."
So if this group is striking a chord with you, make your way to Leithold's and give the Ukulele a try. "I would do this every night of the week if I could."
If you are interested in learning more about the Cheez Land Uke Band, you can call Joe Sexton at 738 2800. You can also just stop by one of their practices. They meet Tuesday nights at 6:30 at Leithold Music in La Crosse.


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On this day (Sept. 16) in 1777, American Gen. George Washington's army took up defensive positions 20 miles west of Philadelphia to thwart British Gen. Sir William Howe's expected advance toward Philadelphia.
The advancing British force had planned an all-out attack against Washington's exhausted, ill-supplied army. The ensuing battle, called The Battle of the Clouds, apparently because of the extremely heavy rainfall and high winds, was almost a nonbattle in that there was actual fighting for less than an hour between 1 and 2 p.m.
The brevity of the actual fighting was caused in large part because the unprotected ammunition carried by American soldiers became water-soaked, making it unusable. According to several eyewitness accounts, the torrential rainfall, within minutes, created a lake of mud so thick as to make movement virtually impossible. The heavy rainfall ruined most of the American gunpowder and paper cartridges.
When Washington learned that this sudden deluge had rendered his outmanned army virtually defenseless, he wisely ordered a strategic American retreat to the northwest, while leaving Gen. "Mad" Anthony Wayne's 1,500-man division to defend several fords across the Schuylkill River south of Philadelphia.
Unfortunately for the Americans, Wayne's force, five days later, was surprised in a night attack and soundly defeated in what since has been referred to as The Paoli Massacre – a massacre because most of the Americans killed or wounded had been brutally bayoneted.
American losses were heavy (about 300 killed or wounded) while the British reported six killed and 22 wounded.
The Battle of the Clouds occurred only five days after Washington's humiliating, disastrous Sept. 11 defeat at the hands of Howe in the Battle of Brandywine Creek, in which the American general was completely outfought and outgeneraled.
American losses at Brandywine were about 300 killed, 600 wounded and 400 captured, while British casualties were reported to have been 89 killed, 488 wounded and six missing.
Interestingly, Washington took his defeat at Brandywine Creek not as a disaster, but as a mild setback. In the time between the Sept. 11 debacle at Brandywine and the Sept. 16 engagement, Washington adroitly headed toward Philadelphia, setting up a defensive position on the northern bank of the Schuylkill River, where he hoped to prevent or least delay the British advance to Philadelphia.
Washington's deployment of Wayne's division at Paoli and the rest of his army near White Horse Tavern was, in fact, adroitly carried out and resulted in the Americans positioning themselves advantageously in a defensive posture between the advancing British army and Philadelphia.
Although Washington was not able to prevent Howe from the Sept. 26 occupation of Philadelphia, he did delay the British advance long enough to allow the Continental Congress to flee safely to Lancaster (Sept. 19) and then to York (Sept. 30). When Benjamin Franklin learned that Howe, despite Washington's successful delaying tactics, finally occupied Philadelphia, Franklin was heard to remark, "You mistake the matter. Instead of Howe taking Philadelphia, Philadelphia has taken Howe."
While The Battle of the Clouds was, in fact, only a skirmish with few casualties, it did delay the British advance to Philadelphia long enough to enable Washington to safely retreat, replenished his army with dry ammunition, plan and prepare for a future encounter with the British, and allow Congress to flee to safety.
The future encounter was the Oct. 4, 1777, Battle of Germantown, where the American army acquitted itself well, although, because of heavy fog and miscommunication between American field commanders, the battle is considered a British victory.
Later in December, Washington headed north from Germantown and took up winter quarters at Valley Forge.
• Crystal Lake resident Joseph C. Morton is professor emeritus at Northeastern Illinois University. Email him at email@example.com.


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Three hot off the presses money issues about millionaires, Social Security and Medicare
- 8:55 pm Friday, May 31st, 2013 by Dian Vujovich
Three just got'em today reports show that times sure are a changin' when it comes to the number of millionaires roaming around and the status of Medicare and Social Security.
Let's start with the good, but not so current, news about millionaires.
It was The Tax Reform Act of 1976 that required the IRS to begin publishing the number of individual tax returns with incomes over $200,000. Mind you, 200,000 dollars was a lot of hay back then but doesn't have the cache in once did. Even so, over the past nearly 40 years it's still the threshold used.
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Has anyone had this happen?
Where you have weaned one child and then when the next comes along the older one wants to nurse again?
Did you let them?
Just curious. We are hoping to get pregnant again now (DD is 11 months) and I am wondering if she will want to nurse when she sees the new baby doing it.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — The new "American Idol" Scotty McCreery felt the love from his North Carolina fans.
The RBC Center erupted Wednesday night with ear-piercing screams as Garner's McCreery was named winner of the television talent contest.
"Would you tell him I love him and want to be his wife?" 15-year-old Jessica Van Scoyoc of Clayton said Wednesday night at a watch party at the RBC Center in Raleigh, not far from McCreery's hometown.Story: Great Scott! McCreery wins 'American Idol'
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Officials say between 10,000 and 12,000 packed into the arena and watched on its jumbo screen as the teen with the deep country voice won the show. He beat Georgia teen Lauren Alaina in the final.
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Sixty-year-old Trudy Elmore of Garner was too excited to describe her emotions. She said she goes to church with McCreery and was pleased he praised the Lord during the show.Story: What happens to winners of 'Idol'?
Van Scoyoc was at the party with six of her friends, most of them wearing black T-shirts with Scotty's name on them. They like him, they said, because he's a good country singer, a good role model and a good "Idol."
"He's still the country boy he was when he went to Hollywood," said Caitlyn Goff, 14.Slideshow: 'American Idol' season 10 finale (on this page)
McCreery's popularity with the judges fell a bit Tuesday night, the last competition show for the season, but it didn't matter in the end. The judges said 16-year-old Alaina of Rossville, Ga., performed her last song, "Like My Mother Does," better than McCreery performed "I Love You This Big." Both tunes were selected by "Idol" mentor Jimmy Iovine.
Judge Randy Jackson said McCreery, a 17-year-old Garner resident, had the edge before those songs and still might have it going into Wednesday night when the winner is named. Judges don't decide the winner of the talent show; viewers vote by phone, text and email.
"American Idol" sponsored the party for McCreery. Previous viewing parties have been held at Garner High School, which McCreery attends.
McCreery has never been among the show's low vote-getters; Alaina once found herself at the bottom three weeks ago.
In addition to "I Love You This Big," McCreery also reprised his version of Montgomery Gentry's "Gone" and performed on his acoustic guitar as he sang George Strait's "Check Yes or No."
Alaina sang Carrie Underwood's "Flat on the Floor" and Pam Tillis' "Maybe It Was Memphis."
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Kiki was sighted on a broomstick in front of a famous shrine in Tokyo
Opening day of the live-action movie Kiki's Delivery Service is just around the corner! It will be released on March 1. Ahead of opening day, an event for the movie took place at Hanazono Shrine in Tokyo today.
In the event, Fuka Koshiba, who was cast as Kiki, showed up from the sky over the shrine riding on the broomstick, dressed in full costume!
It made for great viewing and interesting news. She was being hauled 15 meters above the ground with a crane - and was reportedly insured for one hundred million yen (about $1,000,000).
New Toyota AYGO, Inspired by Japanese Youth Culture, Launching at Geneva Motor Show
Smallish, economy cars - the A-segment - are often one associated with youth, playfulness and fun. With performance and accessories often kept to the Spartan side of things across the market, styling is one place where makers can set themselves apart from the competition.
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ENMU courtesy photo An 800-pound bronze greyhound graces the campus of Eastern New Mexico University, a gift from Huo Baozhu, president of a sculptural art company in the People's republic of China. ENMU is expecting two real greyhounds as mascots at events.
By Clarence Plank: Freedom New Mexico
Eastern New Mexico University has long been home to sports teams nicknamed Greyhounds.
Exactly how that came about is not clear.
Gene Bundy, ENMU's special collections librarian, said the first football team may have been named for a bus. The story originates during a team practice on a field where the University Theater stands now.
"We actually have an oral interview with the first football coach at Eastern (D.H. 'Tiny' Reed)," Bundy said. "He said they were out there taking a break, and talking about what they were going to call themselves, when a Greyhound bus drove by. That's where the name came from."
But a former student, G.T. Easley, has a different account of how the greyhound became the school mascot.
Easley, now 94, a student when the school first started in 1934, said school officials asked for suggestions for a school nickname. He and a friend, Arnold Bedinger, pitched the greyhound.
"My friend got up and gave a speech about greyhounds' endurance, speed and they were nice to have around," Easley said.
Easley said he proposed the greyhound as a mascot since farmers in the area were using the fleet-footed dogs to hunt crop-killing jackrabbits.
In his book, "The Golden Years," ENMU's second president recounts much-heated discussions students had regarding the school mascot. Floyd D. Golden wrote that students voted the greyhound as their mascot five days before first president Donald MacKay's inauguration on Oct. 6, 1934.
University officials announced this week they plan to use live greyhounds — dogs, not buses — as sports mascots next year.
The animals will come from New Mexico Greyhound Connection, which finds homes for retired racing dogs.
School officials wanted animals that are people-friendly and would be good ambassadors for the university — "Dogs that can go into a crowd of people at a football game and want to have that attention," said ENMU's Pre-Vet Club advisor Darron Smith.
It's a natural fit for greyhounds, according to Candy Beck, who is the president of New Mexico Greyhound Connection.
"They are wonderful pets, very mellow and laid-back animals," Beck said. "They get along really well with other breeds of dogs and about 80 percent of them are great with cats. They're very good with children."
A 3-year-old female and 2-year-old male have been selected for the jobs. Both are in Phoenix and should be arriving at Eastern sometime in December. A contest to name them is expected soon.
They won't be the first greyhounds at ENMU sporting events.
Janice Cowen, Eastern's coordinator of alumni affairs, remembers seeing dogs at football games when she was a child in the 1970s.
Those greyhounds belonged to Joe Price who worked at the university library, Bundy said. He brought them to the games to serve as unofficial mascots.
"They died about '81 or '82," Bundy said. "Nobody picked up on having greyhounds (again), until now."
University officials said they hope to have the greyhounds on campus by December and participate in sporting events after students return from semester break in January.
Greyhound facts:
• They're mostly bred for hunting, speed and dog shows.
• They hunt by sight, not by smell.
• A greyhound's top speed is 40 mph.
Sources — New Mexico Greyhound Connection and Thoroughbreds and Greyhounds: Biochemical Adaptations in Creatures of Nature and of Man
Want to handle the hounds?
ENMU will select student handlers for the mascots. Deadline for applications is 3 p.m. on Nov. 13.
Requirements include:
• 3.0 GPA or higher
• Must be junior, senior or graduate student
• Must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 hours
For information, call Darron Smith at 562-2363 or visit the Web site
Applications can be picked up at University Relations in the Administration Building.


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Tucked behind Barber's Point, newcomer Road and Highway Builders has taken the unprecedented move of shipping in their business: 55,000 tons of crushed rock every three months.
"It's taken a great commitment from us to get the right people and right resources over here so we can come in and be effective," said Vice President Rick Thompson.
He told KITV a bad economy inspired the company to move resources from Nevada to Hawaii.
And, he said they've found ways to save money, including shipping in a high-grade aggregate that doesn't soak up as much pricey oil.
"By reducing the amount of asphalt we use, it allows us to be competitive," he said.
At the company's Kapolei plant, massive mounds of broken up old pavement sit next to clean, crushed blue rock.
Thompson said 20 percent of the old stuff can safely be mixed with the new aggregate to save money.
Mayor Kirk Caldwell has promised to repave 300 lane miles, every year, for five years, at a cost of 150 million a year.
"We're moving very aggressively and we're not going to stop," said Caldwell in April.
The city's paved 173 lane miles since the start of 2013, with 25 current paving contracts in the works, and more than a dozen more to be doled out in the next two years.
Road and Highway Builders earned give major contracts this year worth $55 million at Wahiawa, Central Mililani, Enchanted Lakes, Waipio Gentry and Beretania Street.
All are expected be completed by 2014.
"It appears we've come in at the right time. The city is making a big commitment to resurface many of the streets on Oahu and we feel we've positioned ourselves in a place where we can meet not only our goals, but also the cities goals.
Thompson said they expect to be earning more contracts next year.
The company is already planning to set up another plant and transfer four more crews.
He said the Wahiawa project is almost complete.
Central Mililani is next, with each project expected to take three to five months.


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