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Woodstock High School continues a tradition, honoring outstanding athletes and coaches at halftime of the boys' basketball game between WHS and Johnsburg on Feb. 1.
Inducted into the Blue Streaks Athletic Hall of Fame were Jeremy Magee, Greg Miller, Lisa Strout Beard and Gordie Tebo.
Magee was a standout athlete earning eight varsity letters between 1987 and 1990. He earned varsity letters in football, basketball and track and field. He qualified for the state track and field meet during his freshman, junior and senior seasons. During his senior year he dominated the McHenry County Track invitational, winning the 100-, 200- and 400-meter sprints
In football, Magee led the Blue Streaks in rushing yards his sophomore, junior and senior years and had 40 career touchdowns. He continued his education and football career at Southern Illinois University with a full athletic scholarship.
Greg Miller was the No. 1 singles tennis player his junior (23-4) and senior (21-0) years. He finished his junior year season tied for ninth place at the IHSA tournament. He was ranked by the U.S. Tennis Association as the 35th best singles player in the nation his senior year. He won the singles FVC and Section championships and was 3rd seed in the IHSA state tournament.
Miller had numerous tennis accomplishments at Seminole Community College and Oklahoma State University.
Strout was a three-sport athlete during her four years at WHS. She came back to teach and coach and is the first alumni who has coached two teams to Regional Championships in softball.
As an athlete, Strout earned 10 varsity letters and eight All-Conference/All Area awards and was WHS Most Outstanding Female Athlete in 1997.
She scored more than 1,300 points in her high school basketball career and holds the school record for most points in a game with 36. In volleyball, she was named All-Conference and was MVP her senior year. In softball, Strout was first team All-Area and MVP twice. She holds numerous school records.
Coach Tebo retired after the 2001 WHS boys' basketball season with 258 victories, a WHS basketball coach record.
In 19 seasons, his teams earned five regional titles and reached the sectional finals 1984-1986. He was named the Fox Valley Conference (FVC) Coach of the Year 1983-1984 after winning the FVC championship and posting 23 wins, a WHS record.
Tebo won seven Thanksgiving tournament championships and earned the IHSA District Coach of the Year honors in 1985-86 and 1999-2000.
During his 1986-87 season, his team's 75 percent free throw shooting average led the entire state of Illinois. His teams still owns eight of the top 10 single season records in school history including 23-6 in 1983-84 and 21-7 in 1999-2000.
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8 Days of Christmas Eye Makeup Tutorials: Day 1
Merry Christmas Eve, everyone!
Christmas falls on a Sunday and the year ends on a Saturday this year, making the Christmas week a straight line on the calender.
You know, like this:
I love it when the 1st day of the month falls on a Monday, or Sunday, however my calendar looks for the year. It just looks more complete, and makes counting that much easier, don't you think?
I've been collecting a good stash of eye makeup looks and selected 8 of them to make a series of 8 Days of Christmas Eye Makeup to share with you guys! Hope you will find some inspiration for your own eye makeup!

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Ohio Northern University captures two gold, one bronze award in National Robotic Challenge
Teams from Ohio Northern University's Department of Technological Studies garnered two gold awards and one bronze during the National Robotics Challenge at the Veteran's Memorial Coliseum in Marion, Ohio, from April 11-13.
The first gold award was captured by an ONU team that designed, fabricated, programmed and fully documented a robotic work-cell that utilized a raw materials parts feeder, conveyor, CNC turning center, KUKA robot, and Allen Bradley PLC to autonomously control and manufacture finished chess pieces. The team consisted of manufacturing technology majors Nathan Albritton, a senior from New Carlisle, Ohio; Abrim Mueller, a senior from Uniontown, Ohio; Katy Newman, a senior from Gross Pointe Farms, Mich.; Kyle Raber, a senior from Wooster, Ohio; and Robert Sellers, a senior from Waynesville, Ohio.
ONU's second gold award was won in the 50-pound sumo robot contest by manufacturing technology majors Joshua Cox, a senior from Napoleon, Ohio; Ethan Frey, a senior from Upper Sandusky, Ohio; and Michael Hamlin, a senior from Dola, Ohio. The trio designed, built and programmed a fully autonomous robot that autonomously detected and removed another robot from the ring. The team's robot utilized four sensors to locate the enemy robot and four additional sensors on all four corners of the robot to find a painted white outline of the ring. The information gained from the sensors provided input data to the controller of the robot so that it would not "walk" out of the ring. The complex programming of this robot enabled the team to avoid a much quicker robot from the University of Akron to win the best-of-three championship by a score of 2-1.
The team of Eddie Day, a senior manufacturing technology major from South Charleston, Ohio, and Kenneth Schlatter, a senior manufacturing technology major from Dunkirk, Ohio, won a bronze award in the highly competitive VEX Robotics "sack attack" competition. The ONU duo went head-to-head against other teams in collecting beanbags and depositing them in a trough between the two sides of a 16-square-foot playing area. ONU's team lost a close match in the semifinals when the opposing team strategically "stole" a beanbag from the ONU scoring area to their own side; this proved to be the difference in the match.
This marks the 19th out of the last 20 years in which ONU's Department of Technological Studies has had at least one team win a gold award in this particular competition sponsored by Honda and the Society of Manufacturing Engineers.
Advisers of ONU's robotics teams are Steve Fisher, lecturer in technology, Paul Nutter, associate professor of technology, and David Rouch, chair and professor of technological studies.


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Horrible about those kids in CT. The hell is wrong with people?!
"The NY never comes off"
I don't know if I've ever experienced this kind of disbelief in my life. This isn't something that a human being is capable of. Yet here it is.
I've always felt detached to other shootings around the country. I can't detach myself from this. I have friends who live in that area, my daughter is a school teacher in CT. But the notion that a human being can do what I can't even say outloud, is so impossible to believe.
"Too stupid to understand PFF!!!".......
These sickm, deranged ****s do it for the fame. Who are you going to remember? The random guy who kills a man in a parking lot....or the guy who shoots up a school and kills a bunch of kids? That's WHY they do it. It's sickening....and it makes me incredibly sad
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It's too bad, I'm too good....
America as a whole is losing its morals
"The NY never comes off"
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It's too bad, I'm too good....


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Team Obama Refuses To Condemn Union Violence Threats In Michigan
So glad that Team Obama cares about a civil society after he whipped up the crowd during an appearance in Michigan on Monday
(Daily Caller) White House spokesman Jay Carney declined to condemn the increasing violence and threats by union members in Michigan, merely telling reporters Tuesday that "the president believes in debate that's civil."
When asked by a reporter about a claim by Michigan state Democrat that "there will be blood" should Republicans pass a union-choice law in Michigan, Carney professed ignorance and then downplayed the comment.
"I haven't see those comments, and I'm not sure they mean what someone interprets them to mean," he said.
This came before all the threats of violence from Democrats and union members became real violence. And now you have Jimmy Hoffa threatening "civil war".
Of course, the loony tunes on the Left are pushing a "false flag" narrative
When I saw this video—claiming that a "violent mob" destroyed the tent the Koch brothers had paid for in front of the Michigan Capitol—I knew right away it was likely a false flag. After all, Stranahan, James O'Keefe's buddy, first posted it. Within minutes it was up at Drudge.
So, those weren't union goons violently assaulting people? In fact, two of the union thugs have been identified. And every time we see this kind of violence it comes from Democrat voters.
Now we await to see what Jay Carney and/or Obama will say regarding the violence today, if any White House reporter is willing to ask.
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Tonight's game had all the makings of a disaster: Kyle Kendrick on the hill, up 5-1 in the second, with bases loaded immediately following a John Buck HR. It felt like what is now a too familiar story to the 2013 Phillies: a big early lead surrendered almost as quick. But then something remarkable happened – Kendrick gathered himself and struck out Jeremy Hefner and Jordany Valdespin to retire the Mets and end the threat.
Kendrick would pitch well, overcoming a 27-minute rain delay in the bottom of the fourth to pitch the tops of the fifth and sixth, ending with six Ks in six innings, giving up two earned via two solo home runs in what would be good enough for a 7-3 Phillies win.
Despite the wind and rain, balls were flying out of Citizens Bank Park tonight. Chase Utley got the party started early with a two-run line drive homer to center in the first inning. Not to be outdone, Domonic Brown took a Hefner pitch a few rows deep into the second deck that still looked like it was climbing as it made contact with the seats. Laynce Nix blasted a seventh inning, two-run, pinch-hit homer to right center in the sixth. Despite the loss, Lucas Duda of the Mets went deep twice in addition to Buck's blast.
Jimmy Rollins and Michael Young both had two hits tonight, having a single and a double each. Rollins raised his average to .316 and Young to .375. Both players continue to the find the gaps.
Ryan Howard and Erik Kratz had two of the longest singles I have ever seen. Howard hit a hard liner that ended up against the wall in right and Kratz smashed one off the wall in right: both ended up being singles. Kratz's ball took a fortunate hard bonce to the right fielder while Howard was noticeably limping while running to first. Keep an eye on this.
With the win, the Phillies have won back to back games for the first time in 2013 and head into their off day with a two game winning streak. It also marks their first series win of the young season. They begin a six game road trip starting in Miami on Monday with probable starter John Lannan squaring off against Ricky Nolasco.
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Winner Winner chicken dinner
This team can hit back of rotation pitchers well.
Hernandez very critical of Howard defense and positioning.
Doesnt get why Howard has his right foot on the bag.
A wins a win.
Howard is using his right foot on the bag to protect the left achilles. I don't know if he really has to or not, but clearly he thinks he has to. It definitely looks awkward.
Ian- those were two of the longest singles I've seen in one game in a long time. We have an elite base runner, but so far this season Revere's not getting on base well, hopefully that will change. In the meantime Chase and Young are both taking the extra bases well.
I agree that Revere's OBP is not great, with the caveat of SSS. However, I am not too worried about it since I like what I see from his approach. He's not a hacker and he sees a good number of pitches. This fact coupled with his minor league track record gives me the confidence to see a .340+ OBP in his future.
I had listen to Hernandez all game and he is an idiot. Two hits and a couple of hard hit outs for Howard, and M. Young's bat is hot. It nice to beat teams that you should beat soundly.
I usually do not comment on the writing of the post but today is Wednesday so wouldn't the road trip start on Friday not Monday
Hernandez is better than the 3 boobs we have doing tv. And he was one hell of a first baseman.
I like it when someone is put in check for constant uncalled for insults.
I wrote it the game thread and I know no one agrees with me but I would rather see JRoll leading off
Howard has not looked good defensively the past few games. He did hammer the ball in his first two at bats.
The Marlins offense is really bad. They scored 13 runs in 3 games against the Mets and did not have to face Matt Harvey. In the games against the Braves and the Nationals, the Marlins scored a total of 3 runs. Stanton has gotten 8 walks because he is really the only one in the lineup who is a big power threat. Three of the first four hitters in the lineup are players the Phillies have given up on.
Regarding any replacement for Halladay if there is a need for one, I would look within the organization first. In 2007, Kendrick was given a shot and he performed above expectations and Worley certainly performed above expectations in 2011. I wouldn't go with Oswalt. His last big year was 2008. He was a dominant pitcher from 2001 to 2008 but he has declined since then. He filled in nicely in 2010 but wasn't real sharp in 2011 and had a bad year in 2012.
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Keith is an idiot.
He was an all time great defensive first baseman.
Yea I get it but it is just he overplays the obvious. And he played the game and was wrong about forcing a players foot or hand off the bag.
Good win. Hopefully the Marlins are the right opponent to right the ship for Hamels and Doc.
I never saw anything like it. When the rain came the tarp was out in seconds even before the rain was an issue, which it wasn't.
But, sadly on that note when my buddy and I saw the tarp rolled out and the winds were at their peak, we decided that the crew knew something we did not and we bolted.. only to wind up at a pub and watching the remainder of the game – no great harm done.
I too was amazed at Howards long single when we looked up (it was right in front of us) neither one of us could believe that he wasn't even half way to first base by the time Byrd picked it up. The limp was noticeable.
Young is in quite a groove – 10 out of his last 19 raising his average almost 200 pts over the last 5 games.
Are we criticizing Ryan Howards fielding? Thats kinda like criticizing Kate Upton's sense of humor. Howard was never a fielder and I think everyone should work on every aspect of their game to try to get better but Howard, at his best, was below average. Now he is pretty much a gimp so don't count on him to be able fo field, or run for that matter, in the near future. It really cracked me up when Wheels commented on what great baserunning it was by Young after he nailed that ball to the gap and "waited to see whether Howard was gonna get to third" before he took second.
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"Thats kinda like criticizing Kate Upton's sense of humor."
Sure, but if you're going to be with this person every through 2016, that's not a small consideration.
*every day through 2016…
So are we saying that Kate Upton doesn't have a sense of humor?
No, only whether it's worth discussing (and then criticizing, if in fact she doesn't).
I wonder if Justin Verlander thinks she has a sense of humor????
Who cares?
Good game all around. Kendrick pitched very well, especially considering the long bottom of the first and the half hour rain delay.
Small samples etc, but the phils are around middle of the pack offensively in the NL in most categories, except for two – strike outs and walks. 4th most strike outs and 4th least walks. This isn't really a surprise as coming into this year we were concerned about this team's ability to walk.
What a shame about ben revere's leg slipping past the bag, he had it cleanly stolen. There goes the 100% success rate.
The strikeouts are a surprise, since the Phils had the fewest in the NL last year. The K% by position is about the same as last year at every position except catcher, where it's gone from 15% to 31%.
There are actually also smaller increases at third base, shortstop, left field, and right field. Also pitchers, although they only have about half as many plate appearances as other positions.
Yes, a win is a win, but this team has alot to work on. And we still have the worst pitching in baseball. Howard's throw to second was embarrassing as it almost always is…
I hope some of you have a better opinion of Michael Young at this point. I know it's only been 9 games, but he is a good all around player who hustles. It seemed I was one of the few people on here that were happy with the signing. I know many people thought his fielding will be a big problem, but I think he will be fine there. He is an overall upgrade over what we've had there before when you consider all facets of the game. There are three things that he brings to the table that I like…positive attitude, enthusiasm and the drive to work at his craft. If all of the players on our team were that way, we'd be in business.
Dave I agree and I actually thinking his fielding has been very good, and it will only get better and better.
He has the potential to hit 325+ that has never changed
Dave, I also agree. I was for the Young signing as well, even though I knew he would be a DOWNgrade defensively. But, overall, he's a clear upgrade over Polanco. Plus, it's only for one year.
I mean we have been jumping off the ledge after 9 games what about the otherside?
Utley and Young have been awesome and if they continue then I can see a 2 year deal for both possibly cheaper.
A two year deal fr Young?? No. One at the most. Especially if Asche's ready. Utley maybe.
The Phillies never seem willing to turn a position over to a young kid, so don't be suprised if Young gets offered a new contract….especially if Asche struggles in AAA. Maybe Young gets 1 year with a club option for second. The key for Utley will be staying healthy obviously. But both players have something to prove. Remember that Schmidt won his last MVP at 37, so Young doesn't have to be finished yet. Utley could have several good years in him yet, if his knees hold out.
If Young hits .320 has top 10 fielding, no way they don't do a 1 or 2 yr deal. No way they pass up that for Asche, who is not proven, If Asche played like Utley or Howard did in the minors maybe
I guess you've forgotten that Rollins, Utley, Ruiz, Howard, Brown, and Galvis were all young kids once. Brown and Galvis still are. They even traded for a "kid" this offseason to play center field. They've also tried others who didn't work out, such as Mayberry. When a young player is good, the Phils seem to have no problem giving him a position.
George…let me clarify. Yes, they turn them over to young players eventually, but it usually seems later than most other teams. Howard and Utley were both 24. Ruiz was 27. And those weren't their first full seasons. Rollins, was pretty young though, so we'll see.


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According to the police report, school resource officer Rey Medrano and K-9 handler Roy Burris were doing a routine walk through of the school parking lot with the drug dog when the dog alerted positive to a substance in a truck.
Moya, to whom the truck belonged, was asked to come the school parking lot along with High School Principal Charles Odem so that the truck could be opened.
Upon arriving in the parking lot, Moya opened his truck so that the two officers could search it.
The report states that both the officers noticed "a strong odor emitting from this vehicle which is consistent with that known as marijuana."
The report also says that Medrano found marijuana residue throughout the vehicle (floorboards, cup holders, door panels) along with two roaches; one in the cup holder and one in the bed of the truck.
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I keep my cars for years. The driver's side bolster always gets worn where I slide in and out at. So when I got this new Corvette, I installed these covers over the new leather seats right away. The red insert matches the car's exterior, they look beautiful, fit tight, better than the original seats! Super easy to install. I did not have to remove the seats to get a perfect fit.


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U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel responds to Afghan President Hamid Karzai's statements in which Karzai accused the U.S. and Taliban with working together.
KABUL — In his opening statement released at the start of his first Afghanistan visit since being named defense secretary, Chuck Hagel reminded everyone, "We are still in a war." By the time his official visit ended, after a planned joint press conference with Afghan President Hamid Karzai was cancelled over "security concerns," it was clear that war's second front, the war of words, was as volatile as ever.
The press conference cancellation was announced hours after Karzai had gone on national television with another blast of criticism over the U.S. role here. He said the U.S. and the Taliban were "negotiating daily," and working in concert to ensure that coalition combat forces would remain in Afghanistan beyond the scheduled pullout in 2014. Karzai added that two deadly suicide attacks Saturday — one explosion in Kabul that Hagel actually heard from his safe location more than a mile away — were intended by the Taliban to show that U.S. and coalition forces would not be able to withdraw as planned.
"Categorically false," said the commander of coalition forces, U.S. General Joseph Dunford. A Taliban spokesman also rejected all of Karzai's assertions unequivocally.
By Sunday night, Dunford was compelled to say the U.S. "does not have a broken relationship (with Karzai)," or a lack of trust. And Hagel told reporters that as a former politician himself he "can understand the kind of pressures national leaders are always under," and that the two countries will be able to move forward together.
Still, the dust-up over the busted joint press conference was evidence of the stubborn distance yet to be covered — and that seems in some ways to be widening — between an emerging new Afghanistan and the U.S., its chief protector and stakeholder.
Spokesman Jay Carney reacts to comments made by Afghan President Hamid Karzai in which he accused the U.S. and Taliban with working together.
One illustration of that distance — the cancellation on Saturday, even as Hagel began his round of briefings, of the planned handover to Afghan control of the Parwan prison at Bagram Air Base. To the Karzai government the ceremony would be welcome evidence of his administration's authority and autonomy. But the ceremony was spiked and delayed at least temporarily when it was learned the U.S. would insist that detainees it considered high risk or high value would not be included in the prisoner releases Karzai has said are essential if reconciliation with the Taliban is to go forward.
The Pentagon has canceled a scheduled joint press conference with Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai citing security concerns. NBC's Mike Taibbi reports.
Another example of the stubborn distance between the Karzai government and its primary benefactor — Karzai's order that U.S. and coalition special forces withdraw from the Kabul suburb of Wardak because of unconfirmed allegations of attacks and abusive tactics employed against civilians. Karzai had announced a two-week deadline for compliance with his order; it's now two weeks later, with no evidence those special forces have retreated as ordered.
And Karzai's new allegation Sunday that the U.S. and the Taliban are "negotiating daily" — in Doha, Qatar, where the Taliban have set up an office, and elsewhere — was denied by both parties but was a signal too that the Afghan leader feels the endgame might be played out in forums and in discussions in which he won't be the controlling voice.
Despite unequivocal denials by both the U.S. and a Taliban spokesman that any negotiations are taking place, Karzai did not back off his remarks when he met privately with Hagel after their press conference was called off and replaced by a mere photo op.
"I told him it was not true ... that the U.S. unilaterally is not working with the Taliban to negotiate anything," Hagel later told reporters.
What would Karzai's goal be in asserting the existence of a back-channel alliance between the U.S. and the Taliban?
"Political," a NATO official said, asking not to be identified. "I mean Karzai has always been a bit paranoid, and he's got a control reflex that seems more apparent now, as he's speaking to Afghans and to his legacy … but these comments about the U.S. and the Taliban might end up killing all possibilities for real negotiations. It's difficult to see where (Karzai) is going."
But though the Karzai/Hagel press conference was scrapped, the two sides did issue final statements of continued solidarity.
"We talked about everything (in our private meeting)," Hagel said, "I told him that he could and should call me directly if there's anything I can do to facilitate the resolution of any of these issues."
Karzai's chief spokesman, Aimal Faizi, said that both Hagel and General Dunford had been responsive to President Karzai's views. "They understand our concerns," Faizi said. "Hagel noted that both sides should learn from their mistakes."
Karzai accuses U.S. and Taliban of conspiring to keep troops in Afghanistan
Blast rocks Kabul during Hagel visit


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I'm Suffering From Brain Freeze!
I think all of last week's snow caused a drastic slowdown of my thought processes, as it seems that my wellspring of blog ideas totally dried up, or more likely, froze. See, I knew there was a reason I don't like to go outside in the snow!
Anyway, while watching a recent episode of Lost, I couldn't help but notice the baseball on the desk of the Crazy Asian Guy (who later states that his name is Dogen).
What's up with that? There are no baseball teams on the mysterious Island. I let my mind wander, as it tends to do.
Any fan of Lost know that the Numbers – 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42 – add up to 108. The number 108 is sacred in Eastern religions such as Hinduism and Buddhism (Lost is chock full of religious symbolism). A baseball has 108 stitches. And what does all this mean for me, born on September 12? 9 x 12 = 108.
Well, baseball is practically a religion to some people. In fact, God and the Devil have faced off on the baseball diamond.
Well, sort of. Tim Teufel (Teufel = Devil in German) hit his first career home run off of Jim Gott (Gott = God in German). Gott had the upper hand overall, though, as Teufel went 2 for 9 against him in his career, for a .222 average.
Thankfully, today was the first official day for the Phillies' pitchers and catchers, though quite a few had reported earlier and were already in camp. I hope that now I can look forward to more substantial baseball news on a daily basis, and hopefully begin to thaw out my brain!
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Maybe it will come out that he is Hideo Nomo and he is on the island working on a return to either the Japanese League or MLB.
Best thing about "Lost" it could be both!
Most people say the D-rays versus the Angels used to be a "divine" baseball series, but I digress.
Maybe the "108" number has a external clue basis into something we all might have missed over the shows long running pace.
Maybe it will conclude like "St. Elsewhere" where the show was actually set up inside the brain of an autistic child.
Hollywood does like plot twists and turns.
Rays Renegade
I don't watch Lost, so I'm useless on that subject. But your brain will unfreeze very soon because you'll be in Florida! Can't wait to get you on the She-Fan Cam!
Just think happy warm thoughts of your favorite boys in uniform! Ahhhh…
Hey, Mamie was listed with a weight 120 pounds and stood 5'3″ imagine that! She still alive and attends Negro League events.
Mein Heren,
Das post ist ser gut!!
= I like it! Nice German references.
(som'thn i learned in militry..shhh)
I didn't say I spoke it well though. lol
Hey Sue-
You have a great blog here! I wish it snowed in San Diego. Today it was like 75 degrees and partly cloudy. I can't wait for Opening Day!!!
Cliff – I certainly hope it doesn't have a "St. Elsewhere"-like ending! I remember watching that show and being so disappointed by that.
Jane – You know I am counting the days until Florida. I am looking forward to meeting you!
Emma – Warm thoughs, yes! Maybe I should tape a picture of the beach over my window so I can't see what's really outside.
Mike – I only had German for a year or two in high school, so I don't remember too much of it, but just enough to understand what you said. Thanks!
23gonzalez – I'd be more than happy to trade places with you for awhile! The snow is pretty for a little while, but then when it lingers on the ground for weeks, the novelty quickly wears off!
Sue, I found it interesting that you mentioned Boof Bonser on Julia's site. I had read that Bonser had legally changed his name–and my only thought was "Um, WHY?" But so it is. Interesting, also about your maiden name.😉 I hope Bonser does well for us, but he never has impressed me.
Take care, Sue. Thawing out yet?
Sue, it appears you got a little more snow to "help" with your brain freeze? Hmmm…What is this, Round 4 of the snow for you? Or did I lose count?… Take care, Sue!


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Warmist Idea To "Climate Proof" Cities Revolves Around Big Government
I can tell, you're shocked. And I'm sure that you've noticed that pretty much every idea to solve "climate change" revolves around bigger, more intrusive, and more domineering government. Here's Warmist David Roberts at Grist
Climate-proofing cities: Not something conservatives are going to be good at
The notion of preparing cities for climate disruption is somewhat novel, though of course cities have always been built to adapt to natural conditions. What's new is that almost all cities must now plan for changes in the natural conditions they take for granted – changes likely to be substantial but which, in their specifics, are maddeningly difficult to predict with precision or confidence. (snip)
As I was reading the piece – which is excellent, well worth tracking down – it struck me that the signal features of good climate-proofing have something in common: Conservatives are going to hate them.
1. Climate-proofing costs a lot of (government) money. (WT-shocker!)
2. It requires a lot of (government) planning. (more fascism)
3. It requires both physical and social density. (essentially, this would revolve around forcing people into big cities)
4. It requires decentralized systems. (government being able to change things without the input of pesky citizens)
5. It requires openness and adaptability. (changing things up regardless of whether it breaks existing laws, moors, and that pesky Constitution)
Dave goes on to give his own reasons for why Conservatives would hate these ideas, but misses that American Conservatives are actually Classical Liberals, and aren't big on authority and government. On numbers 3 and 4 he writes
3. Conservatives are individualists, not communitarians
4. The conservative mind is, perhaps above all else, drawn to hierarchy and authority.
Number 3 is correct. Number 4 then contradicts. Number 4 would be about Classical Conservatives and, interestingly, Classical Socialists. Classical Conservatism is also referred to as Daddy Government in terms of involvement in people's lives. American Conservatives are against that.
Finally, what's missing is the notion of Warmists actually changing their own lives voluntarily to match their belief set.
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HONESDALE, PA — RiverFolk Concerts will present Brother Sun on The Cooperage stage on Saturday, August 10 at 8 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. with light fare offered by Willow River Café. BYOB.
Pat Wictor, Greg Greenway and Joe Jencks have formed a new male trio called Brother Sun. Calling upon contemporary songwriting, and informed by the deep roots of gospel, blues and folk, the trio weaves a tapestry of harmony. Their current recording, "Some Part of the Truth," debuted at #1 on the Folk DJ Chart in March and remained there in April. Combining folk, roots, blues, pop, jazz, rock and a cappella singing, Brother Sun fuses musical diversity and harmony.
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Monticello police in conjunction with the Sullivan county welfare fraud investigation unit arrested Brendan W. Bellamy (41) of Monticello on Thursday 5/9/13. Bellamy was charged with felonies for grand larceny in the 4th degree, offering a false instrument for filing in the 1st degree and welfare fraud in the 4th degree.
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If we controlled the boards then we only have one loss this year (Rockets game was just one of those games where nothing or no one would have helped).
We have had so many great defensive sequences only not to grab the rebound. This is what made Larry Brown's Piston teams so tough, 24 seconds of tough D and then grabbing the rebound.
Woody and staff need to come up with an incentive for this like they have done with turnovers.
I have watched The Nets game (rooting against of course) and the only way they can beat us is by getting second chance points. I watched them play against Portland today and they struggled against them without Aldridge for much of the game but it was second chance points that allowed them to pull away...we are going to have to limit those tomorrow night and if we do we got this team by 13 or more, if not it will be a tighter game than it needs to be if not a loss!
JR Ronnie and Kidd have been doing very well grabbing rebounds for us, but we need it to be from our post players...namely Tyson!
Safe from the Rockets game our team defense has been as good the past couple of games as all season...it really is the offensive rebounds that are giving teams extra possessions and teams are knocking down 3's off of these boards
Dallas Loss: Dallas 11 offensive rebounds Knicks 5
Memphis Loss: Grizz 12 offensive boards Knicks 10
Even today we gave up 10 in a game we win by 21
My point is...this is where we are gonna take the next step. We don't need a trade to bring in a player to help with this, we got the personnel to do so but there needs to be an emphasis on this because if we control the boards we virtually unbeatable.
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Good thread. You're absolutely right, by the way, and things need to be ironed out. JR's been amazing for us on the glass, but Melo at the 4 has shown its toll for this team.
The whole Camby absence has me bamboozled.
Whatever the key is to adverting our most blaring weakness, it's got to happen against the Nets, for sure. I really don't wanna lose to this team. Melo is a huge mismatch for Humphries defensively, but Humphries will rip us apart on the boards. Reggie Evans will be a handful too.
One thing I do know is that Amar'e Stoudemire is only likely to make things worse upon his return.
We need to rotate Camby/Wallace/Chandler at the 4/5 and this will allow Carmelo to be added to the mix and attack the glass with 3 ferocious rebounders instead of 1 since Chandler and Carmelo seem to get boxed out at times
I also think this is solved by Camby getting into game shape and STAT's return. But it is a concern moving forward and something to be monitored.
That crap about conditionaing is BS too. Wallace was able to play his way into better shape but Camby can't? Also, the ony thing Camby has done in his entire career is rebound and defend so i highly doubt he's forgotten how to do that after 15+ years in the league.
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I thought all last year that Chandler was very good for us but not as good as he was made out to be. I dont think he was the defensive player of the year. There were a handfull of centers that really frustrated him last year. Hes very good but not great...
I basically came here to post what Dzwon did, very well done bro
I think the offensive rebounds are going to come.... eventually. from what we have seen so far, we play a lot of small ball against opponents, i see Melo and Novacaine out there as our 4 - 5 sometimes. Even though Melo has been a beast on the boards this year, we are giving up a lot of size for speed. Granted a lot of teams out there are also playing small ball, they probably have better rebounders than steve novak..... at the 4 or 5.
I think once Amarknee and Shump get back in the mix we will be a bit stronger with some follow up dunks and highlight plays too
Most of the time it seems like Tyson has cement shoes. He doesn't jump unless its for an alley-oop or some sort of dunk.
For sure agree with this. Seems like Tyson should be grabbibg atleast 2 more Off. boards a game and should be blocking over 1 shot per game. He currently blocks .6
If you listen to the way Tyson speaks about the J kidd injury his mind seems to be set for the long haul. Given that fact I'm not OVERLY worried about Tyson. No doubt post ALL star and headdin into the post season Ty will be beastin!!!!
A couple of other things in general:
Are we close to the bottom of the leauge in blocks and reb? If not seems like it.
When was the last time anyone on this team got a dunk besides Chandler on the pick and roll. Seems like Jr was getting an alley oop every other game. Not enough easy buckets at the rim this year.
Are we dead last in drawing offensive fouls? I havent seen a charge called on us all season. Not even an attempt to draw one. Might not be part of the gameplan given the zones Woddy likes to set up but I guess without Jared or Shump that part of the game being missing stands out.
If we can add these pretty simple things to what we do I don't see how anyone can stop us.
Can't wait for Stat, Shump, and Camby to be all up to speed and in game shape. Shidda be sweet as hell!!!


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I just received the October 2006 issue of babytalk magazine. Tucked away in the next to last page I found a section called, "Laughing it Off"; included is a song, "See our Breasts", to be sung to the tune of "Be Our Guest" from Beauty and the Beast. Oh, ladies...I just had to share it with you. I might also post this elsewhere on the message board, but I wanted to post it here first. Hope it makes you laugh...or at least smile!
"See our breasts, see our breasts--
Everywhere, half-naked chests.
While we nurse,
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My LO is 15 days old and hasn't gained any weight in a week. I am in a HUGE amount of pain when I breastfeed and absolutely dread doing it. I think its become a stressful event for both of us. We've come to the conclusion that its probably his latch and may look into consulting with a lactation specialist. Right now my main concern is getting him to gain weight and in the meantime I need to supplement with some formula and pump (pumping doesn't hurt). Yesterday I started pumping every 3 hours and don't get a huge amount, not enough to keep up with what LO eats. I know he's more effective at emptying the breast than the pump but right now that's not an option.
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NARROWSBURG, NY — Three new exhibits opened at the Delaware Arts Center's Alliance Gallery on Friday, July 12. Two of the exhibits are still on display and will be until August 3. The exhibit "Art in Bloom" was a group exhibition and featured floral arrangements that complemented works of art. It ran for one weekend only (see page 24).
Still there is the exhibit "Amusing the Muse," drawings by Richard Gubernick. Born, raised, and educated in the shadow of Yankee Stadium, artist Gubernick attended youth classes at The Museum of Modern Art, obtained a BS degree from Buffalo State, and earned an MFA from The University of Massachusetts in Amherst. He subsequently taught painting for over 25 years at Buffalo State. In recent years he has concentrated on drawing with ink on acrylic backgrounds.
"I begin a drawing by placing automatic random images of varied sized shapes dispersed within an oval," said Gubernick. "The aim of this process is to see what simple groupings and accumulations of marks, accomplished mainly by thin pen lines, can enable a viewer to feel as if they are a witness to a totally fictional event."
"Spatial Pathways" paintings and mixed media works by Edward Evans and Joyce Pommer also remains in the LOFT Gallery.
Pommer's mixed media pieces and Evans' paintings complement one another as shapes and colors are re-echoed back and forth. A common thread of colors, shapes and movement binds the paintings as areas are heightened while interacting with each other.
Evans paints with an airbrush to create a flowing, illusionist quality that cannot be achieved by other painting techniques. He was born and educated in Minnesota. He taught painting, drawing and contemporary art history for many years and is a Professor Emeritus of Art, Southwest Minnesota State University. He and his wife, Connie, moved to Stroudsburg, PA in 2002 and started Gallery 705.
"Fascinating conversations develop when exhibiting our paintings together," said Pommer. Like Evans, her paintings evolve out of her subconscious in a free-flowing process. Pommer brings her pieces to life with a collage of handmade, monoprint and marbled papers, fabrics and other diverse materials onto a surface of canvas or wood panels. Pommer was born in Quincy, MA and studied at The Academy of Art College in San Francisco, The Art Institute of Boston and the Art Students League in New York City. Having owned and operated a gallery in NYC for the past eight years, she recently returned to focusing primarily on painting.
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Peccadilloes on paradeJuly 31,2013
The cringe factor may be the most important one in determining whether a politician can weather a sex scandal, but cringiness falls along a scale of acceptability that is varied in its shadings.
Anthony Weiner, who is running for mayor of New York, has strayed into territory so peculiar that the public may be cringing less about the offensiveness of his behavior than about his apparent inability to control his impulses — and a parallel inability to avoid self-defeating political embarrassment.
Weiner is just the latest in an unending catalogue of public figures whose sexual peccadilloes have been exposed in embarrassing fashion. The paradigm, of course, was President Clinton, whose embarrassment was all the more acute because of the adolescent neediness suggested by his behavior, combined with the august status of his office. He was not in the back seat of a car. He was in a study off of the Oval Office.
His behavior may not have produced cringes as much as it did a sense of wonder: How could he have? What produced cringes was the over-the-top self-righteousness of politicians seeking to pillory him for his behavior, some of whom were engaging in behavior no less morally questionable.
The former governor of South Carolina, Mark Sanford, created a scandal unique among recent examples when it was revealed that instead of venturing off by himself on the Appalachian Trail, he had been flying away secretly to meet his Argentine lover. It was easy to mock him because of the earnestness of his public sorrow, by which he meant to convey his own moral righteousness through an abundance of self-flagellation. It ended his career as governor, as well as his marriage to a wife who decided she would not be party to his political or personal foolishness.
But then he decided to run for Congress, and he won. It is a curious irony that the states where the family is least stable — high divorce rates, for example — are the same states where family values color the rhetoric of politicians most vividly. It would seem that, based on harsh experience, South Carolinians do not approve of adultery. But if you are really, really sorry, then it appears you can get back in their good graces.
The latest examples involve the two New Yorkers — Weiner and Eliot Spitzer, the former governor who is now running for New York City comptroller. Spitzer suffered a spectacular fall when the public learned he had frequented high-priced call girls. He had to resign the governorship as a result.
He didn't exactly fade into obscurity. As a cable TV personality, he thrust his brazen mug in front of the public until people were used to the fact that he had a minimum of shame. That he had used prostitutes does not make him unique among politicians, and it is apparent that the cringes caused by his past actions have diminished
Weiner's case is of a different order. He had resigned his post as a member of Congress after the public became aware that he had been sending sexually provocative electronic photos of himself by phone to unknown persons. It was harmless but weird — weird enough that he felt compelled to resign. But he had learned his lesson, etc., etc., and he would fix his personal life, he said, his wife standing beside him.
But no. Now it turns out he is admitting to additional sexting, even after learning his lesson, which raises questions, not so much about his sex life, but about his ability to conduct himself as a public figure. His actions have subjected the public to a cringe-inducing example of a would-be mayor from whom not even apologies can be trusted.
The public has reason for concern when sexual misdeeds reveal issues of character that go beyond the ordinary sins of the flesh, about which the public has exhibited a relatively forgiving attitude. Weiner, it appears, has gone a cringe too far.MORE IN EditorialsProtesters converged on a bank in Montpelier early this week to show their solidarity with the... Full StoryPhil Scott will take office next month after winning with a margin of 51.11 percent to 43. Full StoryIdeologues and partisans work from the outcome backward. Full Story
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Vote For Me!
Our friend over at "The Max" blog is holding a Max Madness contest for MLBloggers and today, Phillies Phollowers will take on a Mets blogger, Pick Me Up Some Mets. I am petitioning for your vote :O) Please go HERE and VOTE for Phillies Phollowers!
While I have no experience at campaigning, I did think I should point out a few reason why should vote for me.
First, let's see what I do not have to bring to the table:
– I do not have a rich, influential Daddy, like some candidates:
– I do not have young interns to get me some extra press:
– I do not have Joe Biden to yell at people for me and scare them into voting my way:
However, I DO have many fine qualities that you look for in any candidate;
– Boys: Who provided you with the Hooters girls photo? That's right…me.
– Girls: Who gave ya half-naked shots of Pat Burrell, Cole Hamels, Shane Victorino and the Phillie-Dales? Yes, me again.
– Everyone: Queen Latifah thinks you should vote for me!
– So does Vince Papale – and remember, he is Invincible!
– And then there is my friend Wyland, marine artist, environmentalist and all-around nice guy :O)
– And never forget The Big Man, Ryan Howard:
– Oh, and my blogging is not half-bad either :O)
Thank you for reading this shameless plug for my blog. Now, please VOTE for me! You guys rock!
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As Michelle Tanner from Full House always said, "You got it, dude!" 🙂
You got my vote, Jenn. How'd you get so up close and personal with Ryan Howard? Really nice pix.
Already voted for ya! That pic of Pat Burrell did it for me! lol!
Good luck!
I tried voting a second time but it wouldn't let me. You're still leading 71% to 29%. I think I saw in the comments somewhere that it will be up all weekend.
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Thanks everyone!
Jane – met Ryan a few times…he's real sweet. That photo was during photo day at the park – you stand behind a barrier on the field, the players walk around and if you can get their attention, they'll stop and talk or take photos with you…I literally threw myself at Howard and bear hugged him…he thought it was funny and hung out for a minute. You can also meet them at charity events, fan fests, and Spring Training. I have a knack for it…met every one of the 2008 Phillies last year…even the coaches! Got photos with about half of them too. :O) A lot of them recognize me, which helps. I am always in the same spot at the park with the big camera saying hello. That helps as well. So there ya have it…stalking 101. :O)
Hey Charlie told me to vote for you so I did.


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Rumor Patrol: Justin Bieber's Bodyguard Picks His Girls, 'American Idol' Exodus, More
You can't go one week without hearing a ridiculous story involving some of your favorite celebrities. Thankfully, the Starpulse Rumor Patrol is here to sort out what's real and what's fake.
Justin Bieber's Bodyguard Is His Wingman: Does Justin Bieber employ his bodyguard to pick up chicks for him at nightclubs? Word is Justin keeps a low profile while visiting 21+ clubs (he's 19), and has his older bodyguard scope out chicks to invite to his private tables.
Verdict: True. That's what we are hearing from RumorFix, who reports Bieber is able to get into several hot nightclubs despite being underage. While in New York City he walking into several 21+ clubs, and a source shares, "He was upstairs so no one actually saw him except for when he was going up, but his people did pick out girls and sent them upstairs."
The source also said the obvious, "All the clubs didn't care about his age because of the amount of money he spent."


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Baby Einstein Musical Motion Activity Jumpers
The "sun" toy attachment on the activity jumper can rebound with force and injure the infant, posing an impact hazard.
Kids II toll-free at (877) 325-7056 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday or online at www.kidsii.com, then click on the Recall link at the bottom of the page for more information.
About 400,000 and 8,500 in Canada
This recall includes Baby Einstein Musical Motion Activity Jumpers with model number 90564. The model number can be found on a tag attached to the underside of the seat. These stationary activity centers have a support seat covered in blue fabric attached to a large white metal frame and include a variety of brightly colored toys surrounding the seat. The yellow sun toy is attached to the seat frame on a flexible stalk with either three or five brightly colored rings. A date code is located in the lower right corner of the sewn in label on the back of the blue seat pad. The following date codes, indicating a manufacture date prior to November 2011, are included in the recall: OD0, OE0, OF0, OG0, OH0, OI0, OJ0, OK0, OL0, OA1, OB1, OC1, OD1, OE1, OF1, OG1, OH1, OI1, OJ1 and OK1.
The firm has received 100 reports of incidents including 61 injuries. Reported injuries include bruises, lacerations to the face, a 7-month-old boy who sustained a lineal skull fracture and a chipped tooth to an adult.
Consumers should immediately stop using the product and contact Kids II for a replacement toy attachment.
Target, Toys R Us and other retails stores nationwide and online at Amazon.com between May 2010 and May 2013 for about $90.
Kids II Inc., of Atlanta, Ga.
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Arturo Pablo and Nancy Muro
I am Arturo Pablo Muro, a Master of Divinity graduate (1979). My wife Nancy and I have served for 28 years (since 1982) in Puebla, Mexico. We served with two different missionary organizations before joining Ripe for Harvest World Outreach (www.ripeforharvest.com) in 2009, a mission organization with more than 30 years of experience and more than 125 missionaries serving in 30 different countries.
We have been teaching at different Bible seminaries and conferences, and have been providing leadership development alongside the Willow Creek Association, the Haggai Institute, and church planting and pastoral ministries. In conjunction with national believers, over 2,000 have been baptized and 12 churches started. Nancy, as director of women's ministries in a local church, is heavily involved in evangelism, discipleship, and leadership development. There are more than 140 women being discipled and a few of these are being prepared for future leadership positions.
As the founding and senior pastor of the Strong Tower mother church , I coordinate and supervise a number of diverse ministries relating to evangelism, discipleship, leadership development, and church planting. Currently there are eight church plants in different stages of development representing seven different cities, two countries (Cuba and Mexico), and three states within Mexico.
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Make plans to attend A Mother's Gift on January 21,
2006 from 11am-3pm at The Shelf Life at Echelon Mall.
A Mother's Gift is a fun and engaging way to celebrate, encourage and support breastfeeding. Come learn why breastfeeding is a unique and
health-enhancing gift that mothers can give their babies. Find out about local resources, organizations and legislation designed to support and protect breastfeeding. Share your own experience with breastfeeding in public, at work or at home during he "speak out". There will be educational
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The Jack Mouse Group performs an evening of jazz Oct. 14 at North Central College.
The Jack Mouse Group performance begins at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14, in the College's theatre at Meiley-Swallow Hall, 31 S. Ellsworth St. Tickets are $15/adults and $12/students and senior citizens; call the North Central College Box Office at 630-637-SHOW (7469) or visit northcentralcollege.edu/showtix.
The jazz group is led by acclaimed North Central College faculty and drummer Jack Mouse, who regularly performs and records with the Janice Borla Group and the Dan Haerle Trio. He has performed with Stan Kenton, Clark Terry, the Bunky Green Quartet, James Moody, Frank Wess, Randy Brecker, Joe Williams, Herb Elliis and Frank Wess. The concert will be presented in preparation for recording the group's new album, and will feature original compositions by Mouse.
Mouse will be joined by Bob Bowman on bass, Art Davis on trumpet, John McLean on guitar, Scott Robinson on tenor saxophone,
Davis, of Chicago, toured with Ray Charles and has performed with the Janice Borla Group, the Woody Herman Orchestra, Dizzy Gillespie, Clark Terry, Joe Williams, Maynard Ferguson and many others.
Robinson, of New York, has performed with the Mingus Dynasty, the Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra, the NBC Tonight Show Orchestra, Bob Mintzer, the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra, Wynton Marsalis, Max Roach, Joe Lovano and more,
McLean, of Chicago, is currently touring with Kurt Elling and is a member of the Janice Borla Group. He has performed with such jazz luminaries as Dave Douglas, Randy Brecker, Patricia Barber and Jane Ira Bloom,
Bowman, of Kansas City, Mo., has performed with the Dan Haerle Trio, the Janice Borla Group, the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra, Carmen McRae, the Lew Tabackin/Toshiko Akyoshi Band, Karrin Allyson, Clark Terry and Joe Williams.
Mouse is coordinator of jazz studies at North Central College and is a pioneer in jazz education, serving on the faculties of the Clark Terry Great Plains Jazz Camp, National Stage Band Camps, the Aebersold Combo Camps, Birch Creek Farm Academy and the Janice Borla Vocal Jazz Camp. As a member of the Bunky Green Quartet, he was one of the first musicians to introduce jazz education at the Montreux Jazz Festival.
USG Corporation and Navistar, Inc. are underwriting sponsors of North Central College's 2011-2012 Sesquicentennial Fine & Performing Arts Season. This program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency. This performance is one of many ongoing programs at North Central College to enrich and broaden the cultural and academic outlook for the College and community. North Central offers a variety of venues accommodating a rich range of local and world-class events, performances and space needs for the public. For a comprehensive schedule of musical performances, theatrical and dance productions, art exhibits and lectures, visit northcentralcollege.edu/show or call the box office at 630-637-SHOW (7469).


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10 Signs You're Ready for an Automated Plasma Cutting Retrofit
With the significant progression of automated plasma technology, the life span of your system has most likely passed. Assess the performance of your current plasma cutting system by testing the ability of its high precision cutting. Measure the life of your welding consumables and know when the best time is to replace this equipment.
View the ten guidelines in an article written by Tim Rice and Dirk Ott of Thermal Dynamics® Automation. The article can be found on page 4 of the Q3 and Q4 2011 Newsletter above.
Ready? Hear the Benefits of Your New Plasma Cutting Retrofit!
The new retrofit combines new processes to help make your decision to purchase. The water mist secondary (WMS®) process uses nitrogen as a plasma gas and water as the shield. Compare WMS to conventional air/air plasma. See these benefits and more in Thermadyne's Q3 and Q4 2011 newsletter above.
With the advancement of plasma torch cartridge technology, welders can have tool-less change-outs. With this, welding consumables can also be switched within one minute when needed. Be sure to check out the Thermadyne® Automation SpeedLok® cartridge for such benefits.


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Hello......I'm the mom of a 25-weeker who JUST came home, after 125 days in NICU, Tuesday night.
She's not strong enough to BF right now so I'm pumping and we're nippling her. I know this isn't a strictly BFing question but I am feeding EBM so I'm hoping someone can/will help.
She's been pretty iffy with her feeds so the staff taught my DH and I how to insert an NG tube to gavage the left-over BM so that's how we've been getting the rest of her feeds down.
Yesterday, as I was feeding her, I started thinking about how it seemed she was doing a LOT of work with very little end-results. She's just not getting down the amount of BM she should with as much as she's trying. She's got an extremely high palette because of being on the vent for so long. I started thinking that it only makes sense that we need to try some different things to help her be more productive.
Instead of letting her take in as much as the nipple as she wants/can I have been pulling back and letting her have only part of it. This really seems to have helped her with the stream of suction. Also, just now, I started playing with angles of the nipple. I don't know if she suddenly got more energy or if it's because of what I did but she finally completed an entire feed, on her own, without the need of gavage!! And she did it with a good amount of energy!
I'm hoping this is all doing the trick but am hoping that maybe there's a special nipple made to help babies with extremely high palette's? I don't want her to wear herself out with these feeds. She needs all of her energy to get stronger and grow.


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Mississippi: Broadband Penetration at a CrawlDial-up Internet service is the slowest available; signals are received and transmitted along mostly copper telephone lines. The good news about dial-up is that it's available just about anywhere there is a conventional telephone line.From redOrbit, June 18, 2008
Wireless Philadelphia May Survive After AllEarthLink, which values the network equipment at about $17 million, has offered to turn it over to a new owner for free in a bid to get out of its contract.From The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 18, 2008
City of Santa Fe Rejects Allergy Claims; ProceedsSanta Fe's city council voted unanimously to go ahead with the plan to provide free WiFi hotspots around the city in libraries and other public buildings, and rejected a motion to leave city hall uncovered by the plan.From Ars Technica, June 18, 2008
Michigan Community Wi-Fi UpdateAcross metro Detroit, residents had hoped low-priced or free Wi-Fi access was on tap through proposed municipal programs. Oakland and Washtenaw counties have pilot projects running. So do parts of downtown Detroit and Mt. Clemens. Livingston County hopes to launch one soon.From The Detroit Free Press, June 18, 2008
Big Growth for Internet Traffic, Cisco SaysTraffic on the world's networks will increase (annually) 46 percent from 2007 to 2012, nearly doubling every two years. As a result, there will be an annual bandwidth demand of approximately 522 exabytes2, or more than half a zettabyte.From GigaOm, June 17, 2008
Charging by the Byte to Curb Internet TrafficTime Warner Cable began a trial of "Internet metering" in one Texas city early this month, asking customers to select a monthly plan and pay surcharges when they exceed their bandwidth limit.From The New York Times, June 16, 2008
Reed Hundt and Michael Powell Debate Candidates' PoliciesFederalist Society hosts former FCC Chairman Reed Hundt representing Barack Obama, Former FCC Chairman Michael Powell representing John McCain.From Broadcasting and Cable, June 12, 2008
Options Multiply for Small-Business BroadbandCable, BroadbandFrom PC World Business Center, June 12, 2008
UK Broadband Speeds LaggingBritain's broadband is lagging behind, and no one wants to spend the money to bring it up to scratch.From Times Online, June 12, 2008
St. Louis Park (MO) Sues Wi-Fi System ProviderThe city says Arinc's often-delayed solar-powered system doesn't work well. The company says it has met its obligations.From Minneapolis Star-Tribune, June 12, 2008


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Enjoy the colour and drama of India's festive pageantry
Id-ul-Zuha (Bakr-Id)
This Muslim festival of sacrifice, Eid-ul-Zuha (Arabic) or Bakr-Eid in India is celebrated all over the country. On this day, Muslims sacrifice a goat or bakr (Urdu) to commemorate the sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim, who willingly agreed to kill his son at the behest of God. This festival coincides with the Haj pilgrimage in Mecca. Prayers are offered in the mosques and the sacrificial meat is then distributed after the Eid prayers. Special delicacies are prepared and served among family and friends on the occasion.


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The Future of Halo with Frank O'Connor
The Halo franchise might've practically invented the shooter, but even with over 40 million copies sold and 3.3 billion online hours logged, it's not slowing down. Adam Sessler hears from 343...
On Location with Halo Fest PAX Prime 2011
Morgan Webb goes on location with Halo Fest at PAX Prime 2011, celebrating 10 years of Halo with 343 Industries' Development Dir. Frank O'Connor, and checking out a working Warthog with Forza...
Bungie 20th Anniversary: Multiplayer Legacy
Halo's impact on the multiplayer universe is almost immeasurable, and it almost didn't happen. Adam Sessler hears from Design Lead Chris Carney on the early days of linking consoles, and beyond.
Bungie 20th Anniversary: Bungie Day
For Bungie's 20th birthday, Morgan Webb gets the scoop on Bungie Day and hears from Design Dir. Joseph Staten and Community Mgr. Eric Osborne on what the company's legacy means to its employees,...
Bungie 20th Anniversary: The Music of Marty O'Donnell
One of the unseen factors in the Halo franchise's big success is the musical score, and Marty O'Donnell is practically synonymous with Halo music. We take a look at how his Halo contribution has...
Bungie 20th Anniversary: Studio Legacy and Storytelling
Bungie turns 20 this week, and as part of our celebration, here we talk raw storytelling ability and take a look at how it factored so heavily in the success of games like Operation Desert Storm...
X-List: Top 5 Halo Words
The Halo franchise has given us many things, not least a new vocabulary. Adam Sessler and Blair Herter count down our 5 favorite Halo words, like "teabag" and "sundanced".
Bungie 20th Anniversary: X-Play Staff Memories
It's been 20 years since Bungie first came onto the scene with Operation: Desert Storm. X-Play staffers relate their favorite memories.
Sessler's Soapbox: Halo: Reach
Adam discusses what he loves about Halo: Reach and how far the franchise has come since its humble beginnings.
Activision Infinity Ward Bungie News Wrap Up
Adam Sessler gives you an overview of news on Activision, Infinity Ward and Bungie. G4tv.com News Editor Patrick Klepek gives details on the split between Infinity Ward leadership and Activision...
X-Play Comedy Presents Master Chief Theater -- Hamlet
X-Play Comedy Presents Master Chief Theater -- Hamlet. In this Halo Machinima video, find out what happens when Shakespeare's Hamlet is set in the Halo Universe with Spartans and Elites instead of...
Know Your Roots: Halo Franchise
Adam Sessler takes you through a history of the Halo franchise in this edition of Know Your Roots. Find our what it was that made this series so popular and propelled its protagonist, Master Chief,...
Halo Legends "The Babysitter" Clip
Franchise animation project Halo Legends provides a sneak peek at "The Babysitter" episode in their collection of animated short films.
Pro Tips with Tsquared: Halo 3 Longshore Map
Pro Gamer Tom "Tsquared" Taylor offers up tips and tricks for conquering the Longshore map in Halo 3. Find out where good hiding places are, using the motorboat and how snipers can get on top of...
Pro Tips with Tsquared: Halo 3 Citadel Tips
Professional Gamer Tom "Tsquared" Taylor gives you tips and tricks for conquering the Citadel in Halo 3 including sticking together, mastering the shape of the map and taking control of the sniper,...
Halo Players To Raise Charity Money
Halo Waypoint Adds Features
MLG Dallas Winners Wrap Up
MLG Dallas Tournament Report
Bungie's Marty O'Donnell Interview
More Frequent Halo Releases Planned
Sessler's Soapbox: Halo: Reach
Halo: Reach History - Before the Fall
Halo: Reach Forge Mode and MP Videos
Halo: Reach Release Date: September 14
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Step into the new Jaguar F-TYPE. The latest in a legendary sporting bloodline. Now it's your turn. Available exclusively at Hertz this Summer in Germany, France, Belgium, Netherlands, and Italy.
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