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Interim City Finance Director Sandy Clarkson told the council that the effective rate should be enough to bring in all the money needed next year to pay maintenance and operation costs as well as debt service requirements.
That rate, Clarkson said, would be $0.5323 per $100 of assessed value.
Councilman John Fulghum made the motion to make that the proposed tax rate for the city's ad valorem taxes and the motion passed unanimously.
Clarkson told the council before the vote that proposing the effective rate would actually reduce the total tax rate on property by "a minute amount."
The council then voted to hold a public hearing on the 2015 proposed tax rate and on the budget for the upcoming fiscal year at its Aug. 26 meeting and to schedule the adoption of the final tax rate for that year at its Sept. 23 meeting.
In other business the council voted to:
— Postpone an agenda item calling for Mayor David Carabajal to appoint new members to the Beeville Housing Authority Board because the mayor could not be at the meeting.
— Approve an agreement with Coastal Bend College, contingent on the school agreeing to two changes recommended by City Attorney Frank Warner.
The college wants to use the city's junior baseball field at Veterans Memorial Park until its baseball facilities are upgraded.
The agreement will allow CBC to use the field between Aug. 20 and Dec. 20.
— Authorize the engagement of Frost Capital Markets as the city's financial adviser after Victor Quiroga Jr. announced that he had moved from South Securities to the other company.
Quiroga has been the city's finance director since 2001 when the previous finance director, Steve Elliott, retired.
City Manager Jack Hamlett recommended the change, saying Quiroga had helped the city maintain its good bond rating in recent months.
"He certainly has stayed on top," Hamlett said of the job Quiroga has done.
Quiroga explained that the most recent contract the city had with Southwest Securities had expired in 2012 and the city no longer had any obligations with that company.
The new contract with Frost is a non-biding agreement that can be terminated without problems.
Warner told council members it would be all right for them to approve the new agreement contingent on his final review.
— Support an application from the Diez y Seis de Septiembre Celebration to the Texas Department of Transportation for posting a temporary sign on a state-controlled highway advertising the event.
— Approve an extended easement on city-owned property on Mussett Street for American Electric Power. The company is upgrading its equipment at that location and it needs a larger easement.
— Accept the recent report on the tax roll within the city's jurisdiction for 2014. The roll was prepared by Bee County Tax Assessor Linda Bridge.
Earlier in the session, council members called two public hearings on proposed annexations of properties east of the city that have asked to be annexed.
No one spoke at either hearing.
Council members also heard a report from Joe Barnhart Library Director Cynthia Morrison.
Gary Kent is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 343-5220, or at email@example.com.


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The Express Clydesdales stand 17-18 hands high and weigh more than 2,000 pounds each. Their shoes are the size of dinner plates and weigh over three pounds each. The Express Clydesdales were named world champions in the Supreme Six-Horse Hitch and the Open Six-Horse Hitch at the World Clydesdale Show in Madison, Wisc., in 2011.
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We've already explored the superhuman reflexes that have saved people from certain death, while simultaneously mocking people who survived similar situations armed only with the tepid power of placid stupidity and dumb luck. But maybe that wasn't fair: Of course superhuman reflexes will come in handy, but how often does staring idiotically and maybe crying a little end up saving a life? Those are the ones we should be praising -- the dim-witted, the slow, and the overwhelmed. To those of you who did absolutely nothing to save yourselves, but are simply too smiled upon by the universe to be pulped by a garbage truck, we salute you.
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This is Christian Kellner, a motorcycle racer in the 2002 World Supersport Championship. Nobody is going to argue that Kellner himself is somehow unskilled: He spends his working day reacting to thousands of life and death problems at roughly 1/4 the speed of sound. And I'm certainly not implying that he doesn't have the will or wherewithal to guide himself safely through a tough situation: The man gently places his crotch on earthbound missiles for a living. He's basically a giant throbbing pair of testicles with a funny little helmet on. But when this happened ...
... skill, fortitude and reflex all went vomiting out onto the pavement. The accident happens so fast that you don't even really have time to see it, so here's what went down: Coming around that turn at an objectively ridiculous speed, Kellner's oil line ruptures, spewing a huge slick directly beneath his own rear tire. Kellner of course promptly goes hurtling into a wall, which is pretty much your only viable response to anything on a motorcycle. Now, that impact on its own is quite enough to turn a human being into a nice pudding, but it's not all that remarkable in motorcycle racing. What is remarkable is that the riders behind Kellner, just milliseconds back, also hit the slick and simultaneously spin out, effectively sending three 400-pound metal bullets flying right at Kellner's already deliciously tenderized body. Look here:
He misses complete head disintegration by a fucking quantum level of timing and an optimist's inch. But at least there was no way Kellner had time to process any of this drama. From his perspective, he was just flitting about like a leaf on the subsonic wind, then somebody turned off the world's V-sync for a few seconds and he woke up in a lot of pain, surrounded by smoking metal and people screaming shocked profanities. Hell, toss in two empty bottles of whiskey and that's just the aftermath of a good Saturday night.
5Soldier Nearly Blows His Friend's Head Off
This is a military drill in Poland, and if you're grounded in the same ignorant pop culture racism as I am, you already think you know where this is going after the first few seconds. They're the Polish armed forces: They're all going to file into a submarine with a screen door, or point their guns at each other and fire or something, right? Jesus, man, you know, not all Polish people a-
Oh, holy shit, that's exactly what happens?
Well, uh ... score one for Anthropological Humorology!
Some questions this video raises: Why was it necessary to use live ammo in a formation drill, especially one where they're all pointing rifles at their friends' faces? Isn't that, like, the first thing they teach you about firearm safety?
#1: Don't point it at things with personalities unless you would like those personalities to stop forever.
#2: Also don't point it at your dick.
#3: Lesson ended. Start shootin'!
But I guess the Polish military got to Basic Firearms Logic 101 a little late. Because during the most inexplicably high-stakes marching practice ever, some dude in the back pulls a Jerry Lewis and this happens:
If it's hard to make out, the soldier in the rearmost line just accidentally pulled the trigger on his rifle and came so close to blowing the man in front's head apart that he actually knocked his hat off. To his eternal credit, the man who just watched his favorite beret get brutally assassinated barely even blinks, does not break formation and continues the drill flawlessly. But more worrisome is the drill sergeant's reaction: In that there is absolutely none. One of his soldiers just attempted Murder by Comedic Negligence, and he just keeps running the drill, shouting out the next order like nothing happened.
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Mass. woman sues over spouse's Vt. triathlon deathThe Associated Press | July 26,2013SALEM, Mass. - The widow of a Massachusetts man who drowned during a triathlon in Vermont last year has filed a $1 million lawsuit against the event's organizers.
Lawyers for Richard Angelo's widow, Cheryl, say Colorado-based USA Triathlon should never have allowed the event to take place in an unusually choppy Lake Champlain, failed to properly train staff in emergency responses, didn't have enough staff on hand, and did not have adequate lifesaving equipment.
The suit filed Wednesday in Salem Superior Court seeks damages for wrongful death, pain and suffering, emotional distress on the part of his widow, and punitive damages.
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HONESDALE, PA — St. John the Evangelist Choir will present its annual Christmas concert on Sunday, December 16 at 3 p.m. at St. John's Catholic Church, 500 Terrace St. Under the direction of John Propeack and accompanied by Theresa Gumble, the choir will perform selections composed or arranged by British composer John Rutter, and will offer many familiar titles including "I saw Three Ships," "Joy to the World," and "I Wonder as I Wander" featuring soprano soloist Pip Tagle. The concert is free although donations are welcome. The choir can be heard at mass each Sunday at 10:45 a.m.


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The Gospel lesson that Pastor Bruno of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Runge based his sermon on was taken from the tenth chapter of Luke. The Lord had appointed seventy-two followers to go two by two into every town and place where the Lord himself was about to go and witness to the people about what God had done for them. Just as these seventy -two went out into the world, we are to do likewise. God has given us all the tools and resources we need to reach out to others. We just need to share what God has done and continues to do in our own lives. To a world hungry for God's presence and grace, God sends laborers to proclaim, heal, teach, and care, to work for justice and wholeness among all people. The labors are many and various, but the same Lord enacts them all.
God of glory and love, peace comes from you alone. Send us as peacemakers and witnesses to your kingdom, and fill our hearts with joy in your promises of salvation through your Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen
The congregation at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Runge rejoices with the family and friends of baby Korbyn Bentley Green, son of Jeffrey and April Green, who was baptized by Pastor Bruno on Sunday. Proud grandparents are Connie and Jimmy Waskow and Sharon and Walter Green.
"SKY" Bible School starts on July 22 through the 26 from 9 -11:30 a.m. Call 239-4311 or 239-4616 to register any children ages 3 to 6th grade. We still need a few more volunteers so teenagers and up, call and volunteer too. Wednesday Bible Study and Third Thursday Fellowship are suspended for the rest of the summer and we will resume in September. Sunday services at St. Paul Lutheran in Runge begin at 8:30 a.m. followed by fellowship and adult Bible Study. Everyone is welcome.


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Laramie, Wyo. (July 17, 2013) -- ROOT SPORTS announced on Wednesday that five University of Wyoming football games will be televised by ROOT SPORTSthis upcoming season. The five Wyoming games will be featured as part of a 10-game Mountain West Conference football package on the network this year. This will mark ROOT SPORTS' inaugural season as the official regional television partner of the Mountain West, and exemplifies the network's commitment to providing superior college sports coverage in the Rocky Mountain region. It is the second consecutive season that select Wyoming games have been carried on ROOT SPORTS. All of the telecasts will be produced in high definition.
Wyoming's home opener versus the Idaho Vandals on Saturday, Sept. 7 at 2 p.m., M.T., will be the first of the five Wyoming telecasts on ROOT SPORTS. On Saturday, Oct. 12 at 1:30 p.m., Wyoming's home game against New Mexico will also be carried on the network. The following week, the 105th meeting in the "Border War" series versus archrival Colorado State will be telecast live from Wyoming's War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 19 at Noon.
The final two Wyoming games on ROOT SPORTS in 2013 will be road games at San Jose State on Saturday, Oct. 26 at 5 p.m., M.T., and at Utah State on Saturday, Nov. 30 at Noon, M.T., to conclude the regular season.
"ROOT SPORTS is a great fit for Wyoming Athletics and our fan base," said Tom Burman, University of Wyoming Director of Athletics. "The network's telecasts enable a great number of our fans an opportunity to see the Cowboys play on television. To have five of our football games on the ROOT SPORTS schedule this fall provides us a great opportunity to promote our program and our student-athletes. We are extremely excited to be partnering with ROOT SPORTS and the Mountain West on these telecasts for the second straight year."
"We are excited to showcase the tradition and determination of Wyoming football this season," said ROOT SPORTS General Manager David Woodman. "We know the Cowboys have an incredibly loyal fan base, and we are proud to be the premiere destination for Wyoming football this fall."
The other five games in the 2013 ROOT SPORTS Mountain West football package will all be Saturday games and will include: Aug. 31, Colgate at Air Force (1 p.m., M.T.); Oct. 5, New Mexico State at New Mexico (5 p.m., M.T.); Oct. 19 Utah State at New Mexico (7 p.m., M.T.); Nov. 2, New Mexico at San Diego State (6 p.m., M.T.); and Nov. 16, Colorado State at New Mexico (5 p.m., M.T.).
For more information on the 2013 University of Wyoming Football season, please follow the Cowboys at www.gowyo.com, on Twitter @wyoathletics (#120CowboyTough) and on Facebook at Wyoming Cowboys.
2013 Wyoming Football Schedule
Date Opponent (Special Events) Time (M.T.) Television
Sat., Aug. 31 at Nebraska 6 p.m. Big Ten Network
Sat., Sept. 7 IDAHO (Hall of Fame/Celebrate Energy/Buddy Walk/Campus Pass) 2 p.m. ROOT SPORTS
Sat., Sept. 14 NORTHERN COLORADO (Ag Day/Fan Fest/Youth Day) 2 p.m. TBA#
Sat., Sept. 21 at Air Force* TBA ESPN Networks
Sat., Sept. 28 at Texas State 5 p.m. TBA#
Sat., Oct. 5 OPEN
Sat., Oct. 12 NEW MEXICO* (Homecoming/Band Day) 1:30 p.m. ROOT SPORTS
Sat., Oct. 19 COLORADO STATE* (Border War) Noon ROOT SPORTS
Sat., Oct. 26 at San Jose State* 5:00 p.m. ROOT SPORTS
Sat., Nov. 2 OPEN
Sat., Nov. 9 FRESNO STATE* (Military Appreciation Day) 1:00 p.m. TBA#
Sat., Nov. 16 at Boise State* TBA ESPN Networks
Sat., Nov. 23 HAWAI'I* (Family Day/Senior Day) Noon Time Warner Oceanic PPV
Sat., Nov. 30 at Utah State* Noon ROOT SPORTS
Sat., Dec. 7 Inaugural Mountain West Championship Game +
All game times listed are Mountain Time
*Indicates Mountain West Conference games
#Remaining television coverage may be announced at future dates
+The inaugural Mountain West Football Championship Game will be played at the home stadium of the divisional champion with the highest BCS ranking.
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LA CROSSE, Wis. -- Entering Kindergarten can be a stressful time for many families, that is unless you have someone like Ms. Michele Klug as your teacher.
The teacher from SOTA 1 (School of Technology and Arts) sings, dances and does a lot more.
For Klug, every day is about being in the moment.
"When I come to school in the morning, I may have had some difficulties. or things go wrong at home, but I get here and I'm just enveloped with what's happening with the kids and with the day."
She's taught for nearly 30 years, but it seems being an educator runs in the family.
"My mother was a teacher my grandmother was an elementary teacher, and I thought about the things I enjoyed and was interested in, and I found that I was able to combine all of those interests in the elementary education field," Klug says. "I'm the oldest of right kids, so in a way I've always been a teacher even outside of school."
Whether it's name games and choo-choo trains, or a quick Spanish lesson, Klug seems to do it all and manages to inspire others at the same time.
"I think it's just the building of the relationship with children," says Katherine Hess, Ms. Klug's student teacher this semester. "She's just so good at creating those bonds and relationships with the kids, and she's just great. I've learned so many different skills and things that I'm looking forward to using when I become a teacher."
"She just really takes the time to get to know each student and their families which meant a lot to me as a parent," says Katie Jacobson, a mother of one of Ms. Klug's former students.
And Ms. Klug's made such an impact, it's almost as if she's a bit of a celebrity.
"You can tell in the hallway when they come and give her a hug and give her a hug when they leave and even the older kids who had her always say hello," Hess says.
"There should be more teachers like her she's a gift...she really is."
But to Ms. Klug, she's just one of them...a kid at heart.
"It's not even like a job," she says. "It's more fun than work."
One of Ms. Klug's former student teachers, Jane Erickson, nominated her to be the October Top Notch Teacher.
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Isiah's hinted that he wants to keep Lenny around.. I wouldn't mind doc at all, but I guess all we can do is wait and see.
Hey guys what do you think about Doc Rivers for coaching the Knicks for next season ?
He is young and full of good ideas, and he's played for Ny in the past.....
For me it seems to be the right feat for the Knicks, what do you think about this ???
Isiah's hinted that he wants to keep Lenny around.. I wouldn't mind doc at all, but I guess all we can do is wait and see.
too bad the celtics signed Doc rivers today as head coach
baaaa... so desapointed, i'd love Doc for coaching the knicks.... lenny has got too old ideas, maybe doc would keep shandon on the bench....
I think we missed the shot here, lenny sucks.
lenny is a hell of a couch i think he should couch for a while
it seems u were not here during the nj series. shandon anderson is a heretic. he has been excommunicated from the knicks. everyone here hates him. he better not be back next year, which is why i quoted u abuot him being on the bench. ny should put a restraining order out on him!!!maybe doc would keep shandon on the bench....
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yes u are right i was not here because i'm writing from france and i hadn't the chance to see a game of the NJ series, but some people said that shandon play a lot, and he was on the starting lineup.
I hate shandon and I would like Dermarr starting or penny....
sorry for my english level guys.
i love this, so many guys from all over the world, lol
yo your eng is fine man, dont worry... well let you know if we dont get u
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doc is couching boston now no matter i think lenny was the best couch we could get
doc rivers is the coach for the boston celtics and i bet he'll suck at coaching that team........
LOL frank. Doc is good but is he good enough for Boston? I think so.
i dont think soo......Originally Posted by kriss childs
orlando is a much better team than the "celtics"
orlando just had a sucky ass coach.......
sure he'll have a couple of good games.......
but what does that mean to all the games in the regular season.....?


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Total Carbohydrate 60 g
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Lions boss Tony Gold was left to rue the absence of four key players as London Lions' run in the FA Vase came to an end with a 3-2 defeat against Brightlingsea Regent. Here is the pick of the action. Photos: Marc Morris
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MANHATTAN, Kan. — Internet auctions are gaining broad acceptance as a way to sell heavy construction and farm equipment, trucks and other major business assets. That trend was reflected in the 2011 results of Purple Wave, the Kansas-based company that specializes in Internet auctions of heavy equipment. During the year, the company sold more than […] Posted by press release on Feb 08, 2012, filed under advantages, press releases, results
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Enthroned -- Chicago, IL -- August 25th, 2010
As pathetic as this sounds, this was the first "true black metal" show Ive ever been to, partially because I'm 16 and haven't been into black metal long enough to have the chance to see any except for Vreid and Belphegor on the Heathenfest tour, but mostly because there is never any fucking black metal tours in the US (i missed Mayhem when they came........). But anyways I am incredibly glad i went to this as i was in awe pretty much the whole show. I was very late for me, it started at 8:30 and didn't end until 12:45 ish, and traffic getting back was a bitch so i ended up getting home at 2 and getting up 4 hours later for school
Cardiac Arrest 9/10- A local opener, they slayed. Reminded me of Incantation. Their sound quality was spot on and their songs never ceased to catch my interest, this bands definitely going places. No set as i was unfamiliar with their work before this show, however i liked it so much i got myself a patch. Also was talking to one of the guitarists and he was a pretty cool dude
Pathology 6/10- Now don't get me wrong, i love brutal death metal and Ive listened to these guys before and like it quite a bit, however they bored me to death. their sound quality sucked and all their songs sounded the same for the most part. But i was a huge fan of the singer, who i believe is just filling in for them on this tour. He was doing crazy low grunts yells and squeals perfectly and it sounded very badass.
Destroyer 666 10/10- I wouldnt be able to say anything negative about them even if i really wanted to, it was just unbelievable. They played for a whole hour which made me very happy. Sound quality was great and the singer/guitarist seemed really cool when he was talking to crowd, seemed really happy to be there. In between songs he didnt take a drink of water, instead he had swigs of what looked like whiskey to me, which made me laugh. Some dickhole through a beer can at him which was a stupid move since the venue was so small everyone knew who it was and he got kicked out. However the singer just kept on playing and having a good time, not even lingering on what just happened which i thought was a great thing. Not stopping him or anyone else from having a fun time because of some prick.
Rise of the Predator
A Breed Apart
The Last Revelation
Sons of Perdition
I Am Not Deceived
Blood for Blood
Genesis to Genocide
Satan's Hammer
Black City - Black Fire
Australian and Antichrist
I Am The War God
Eternal Glory of War
Satanic Speed Metal
Enthroned 9/10- Now the only reason I deduct one point from them is the fact that they played almost no old material, it was a huge bummer. Me and these 2 other dudes kept shouting EVIL CHURCH in the middle of their set and when they came back out for the encore, but to no avail. So because of the lack of songs by them that i actually know, i dont have a complete setlist. I also missed half or so of the first song because i was smoking some of the wonderful herb behind the venue with these cool mexican dudes and this one guy who offered it to me, who i had been talking to for a good majority of the night. As i was walking back to the entrance everyone was outside chilling so me and my friend hung there for a few when we realized that Enthroned was actually playing and no one was giving a shit. We booked inside and the first thing i saw was Nornagest in brutal looking corpse paint and i got that feeling of holy shit this is fucking awesome!!!!!! I was also surprised that there were almost no people there for them!! it was quite sad actually, i felt bad for the band as they were doing a phenomenal job and there was maybe 50 people or so inside for them, as opposed to the place being just about packed for D666. But enough negativity, because overall they were fantastic. The guitar sounds were a bit....odd sounding, but not bad in anyway. It was pure raw black metal, the kind of stuff that puts you in a different world when you listen to it. I loved every second of it even tho they played mostly new stuff, but was happy as hell when they played The Ultimate Horde Fights and At The Sound of the Millennium Black Bells. I got a spot on the rail about half way thru their set and my life was made then and there.
One thing that puzzled me was one of their guitar players was wearing a hoodie with the hood up and sleeves cut off, legit eye liner and had a combover. Not to mention i thought it was a chick for the first 10 or so minutes. Kinda contradicted the baddassery of the rest of the band. The drummer was a machine, and was one of the best if not the best metal drummer Ive ever seen. And yes i really mean that, he was even better than George Kollias when i saw Nile, he played everything flawlessly and had very intricate beats that really added to the music. He was the band member that i watched the most and never ceased to impress me on how well he was playing, fast blast beats faster then most death metal, and was using the "swivel technique" that George Kollias uses with both of his feet to play double bass that was unhumanly fast. The fills were not only very creative but fast and in perfect rhythm with the rest of the song. He blew me away especially since i wasnt expecting him to be so good!
I used to not have the setlist but now i have it
Rio Rorrim
Ornament of Grace
Deviant Nerver Angelus
The Burning Dawn
At The sound of The Millenium Black Bells
Dance of a Thousand Knives
The Vitalized Shell
Ultimate Horde Fights
Through The Cortex
Spawn From The Abyss
The Essential Chaos
7/18-Iron Maiden
8/9-Summer Slaughter
8/23-Exodus, Malevolent Creation
10/22-Immolation, Vader
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Nice write up. You made me want to listen to Enthroned now.
And you're lucky you got Cardiac Arrest as an opener!
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And I was surprised how good they were!! Also surprised Id never heard of them before considering theyre from Chicago, but i suppose thats my fault there.
7/18-Iron Maiden
8/9-Summer Slaughter
8/23-Exodus, Malevolent Creation
10/22-Immolation, Vader
I thought Enthroned was great...But they still should have been the opener for D666.
And this show was my first "trve" black metal show as well, so no worries
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Fuckin awesome writeup man. I'm so pissed I didn't go see D666 when they came here. Everybody, and I mean fucking everybody, LOVES their live show. Shit.
Anyway, thanks for the review and for all the kind words everyone.
Our setlist for these four shows were mostly off our new album, Haven For The Insane, which is available on Ibex Moon Records.
Insanity's Grip
Among Us (off second album Cadaverous Presence)
Against Their Will
The Blade That Reaps
Embrace The Aftermath
Paralyzed With Fear
Affliction of the Beast
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text: Monsanto Growing Human Body Parts Like Corn ??????? Collinn Sengghis posted:4/1/2013 1:24:32 PM Reprinted by permission of APfl News central. In a recent stunning announcement today by agricultural giant Monsanto, they have perfected a process for growing human body parts. According to chief Monsanto Bioscientist Dr. Lipra Solof they have been able to successfully grow body organs for the last 5 years. "We have only been working with Eyes so far but have our sights set on creating a full line of replacement organs which will be a quantum leap in medicine as we know it" Dr. Solof stated. According to Dr. Solof they had to wait until the multiple patents they had applied for surrounding the technology had finally been approved on Friday. "It had been extremely difficult to... as you would say keep a lid on it the past five years with the shear number of people involved in the research project" Solof said. "there were many times we wanted to break the silence of the project just to silence all the evil things critics have wrongfully accused Monsanto of doing" declared Solof. "I think this announcement will once and for all show all the negative people that we are a good company promoted to human happiness" said Solof. The underlying foundation for Monsanto's incredible breakthrough five years ago was when they were successfully able to combine the Corn Genome with the Human Genome in the lab. "Nobody knows corn better then us and once we applied what we knew about corn to this new Gnome we knew that we would be able to do anything with it. We have only been growing and testing human eyes the past five years but we are just getting started" Dr Solof excitedly proclaimed. "We decided on the eye when we first started this project due to the fact that it was small and simple compared to other human organs and had a very short 8 week grow time before being harvested." "Our eyes perform better then their original counterparts and have been successfully implanted in numerous volunteers over the past four years." Solof stated. "One surprising unexpected find with the new transplanted eyes is that they have actually been adding extra energy to the recipients through photosynthesis by sunlight which is carbohydrate, cholesterol, glutton and fat free." "One striking difference in our grown eyes is that they have developed a more vertical pupil and light shuttering system which in bright lights will narrow down into a thin vertical slit, which had worried us initially because on various occasions over the past four years some of our recipients eyes had been captured on film leading to wild speculation that there were lizard people running around. I can once and finally honestly say now that we are releasing our findings and data that there are no lizard people... Only Monsanto people." Dr Solof proudly proclaimed. Dr. Lipra Solof stated that full details on the project would be publicly released later on in the week. Ahh yes and of course Lipra Solof = April FoolsJaxerback posted:4/1/2013 3:08:29 PM Interesting!Jaxerback posted:4/1/2013 3:23:19 PM Could this be related to Gary's plant based aliens?LincolnGenghis posted:4/1/2013 3:40:04 PM Maybe Gary was onto something with his theory.bobprin posted:4/1/2013 5:01:52 PM Children of the korn, blonde haired and yellow eyed. This is actually cool. Good for you monsanto.Jaxerback posted:4/1/2013 6:03:01 PM Remember the definition of "dog". "Not a cat"gary107 posted:4/1/2013 11:33:14 PM in a collective mind the issue of eating food would take up too much space in the conceptionalizing aspect to collective thought. Some way around dental procedures. Energy renewal without thinking about preparing food and eating it.bobprin posted:4/2/2013 6:36:58 AM Solar powered people. Bald is beautiful could take on a whole new meaning. DuPont pioneered replacement hips and joints. That is commonplace now.Collinn Sengghis posted:4/2/2013 8:50:37 AM Well I suppose it is April 2nd today so I can come clean. Dr. Lipra Solof is an anagram for April Fools. :) It would be cool though to have solor powered corn eyeballs.bobprin posted:4/2/2013 10:18:07 AM That was a better joke than garys nk missle launch.Collinn Sengghis posted:4/2/2013 10:56:26 AM Yes I came across that one and figured the site needed An upgraded joke. Please log in or become a member to add a post.


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GRAHAMSVILLE, NY — In his latest book entitled, "Our Choice: A Chance to Solve The Global Climate Crisis," Al Gore reflects on an ancient proverb, "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together."
Collaborating to achieve a common objective makes great sense in a world where complex problems require the participation of many, not a few, if they are to be solved. Sports are a microcosm of the human experience and, as such, teamwork is a quintessential element thereof. That said, although track and field is a team endeavor, the scoring at meets is heavily weighted by individual performances, with the exception of relay races that involve a quartet of runners.
But each year at the Tri-Valley Relays, collective efforts take on an added allure as the jumping and throwing events feature pairs of athletes whose combined distances are used for scoring. The meet still features a few individual endeavors, such as the 100, the steeplechase, the pentathlon and the 1500/1600 runs. But everything else reinforces Gore's reference about going far as a product of going together.
To that end, several combined efforts are worthy of mention in the meet won by Ellenville's boys and Rondout Valley's girls. Locally, Tri-Valley's girls were second out of 14 teams, while Liberty was sixth. In the boys' realm, Tri-Valley finished fourth overall. Eldred was sixth. Sullivan West was not on hand for this meet, nor were the boys from Monticello.
Among the first-place collective girl finishes for Tri-Valley were: the freshman/sophomore sprint medley relay (4:40.8), f/s 400 relay (55.3), 1200 intermediate hurdle relay (3:51.2), varsity shot put relay (65-3 ¾), f/s shot put relay (58-8 ½), javelin relay (169-2) and the hammer relay (145-9). Liberty's girls, famous for their fiery speed, prevailed in the varsity 800 relay (1:51) and the varsity 400 relay (51.4). Individual efforts by Liberty's Jessica Dunnigan in the 100 (12.5) and Tri-Valley's Caroline Bertholf in the 2000 steeplechase (8:13.1) figured into the day's outcome as well. Dunnigan was named the meet's Outstanding Female Track Athlete for her role in the winning 400 and 800 relays. Tri-Valley's Heidi Furman was named the meet's Outstanding Female Field Athlete for her role in the winning shot put and javelin relays. She helped her team win a silver medal in the hammer throw relay, an event T-V also took first in.
On the boys side, it was Ellenville that evinced the greatest success in unified efforts, as well as some individual ones as Tyler O'Bryant won the 100 (11.). Tri-Valley prevailed in the hammer relay as Rafael Ramirez and Kyle Denman combined to heave the object 281-7. The Bears got a silver medal in the varsity shot put relay (75-4). Liberty's varsity sprint medley relay was second in 3:50.2. Eldred's Hunter Proscia won the 2000 steeplechase in 6:23.1. It was the third steeplechase Proscia has captured in the past week, adding to wins in the Monticello Games and the Cornwall Steeplefest. Alex Campanella was second in the 1600 (4:36.9). Earlier in the day, he turned in a personal best 800 time of 2:05 in the freshman/sophomore sprint medley relay.
Track and field goes into warp speed with the coming Sullivan County Meet of Champions on May 19 and the ensuing OCIAA league meet, the Section 9 championships and the state qualifiers that follow suit.
Visit sportsinsightsny.com for more on local sports.


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Contrary to the claims of many sellers of supplements (including bad advice from health food stores), we should strive to get most of our nutrients from produce not pills, though there are rare diseases that require supplementation. There are tens of thousands of phytonutrients in plants that can display synergistic effects and have not been successfully isolated efficaciously in supplement form. For example iron, which is important during pregnancy, may be harmful in pill form. Similarly, folate in beans and greens is preferable to folic acid in pills. Flax seed, but not flax seed oil, lowers cholesterol. Citrulline supplements may aid erectile dysfunction, but a better source is watermelon. Similarly, eating soy foods, rather than taking soy supplements, may reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence. And it is whole produce, not pills, which has been shown to increase physical attractiveness. However, for those on plant-based diets, there are two vitamins not produced by plants that may require supplementation. They are vitamin D from sun but not from tanning beds (see also here, here, here, here, here, here, here) and vitamin B12 (see also here, here, here, here, here). Among vegans, B12 deficiency is an epidemic if no supplements are used, which can have devastating consequences for their infants (see also here). Vegetarian's myelopathy is a syndrome coined to describe vitamin B12 decficiency, which can result in paralysis. Another nutrient vegans should keep an eye on is iodine, which is especially important during pregnancy (though harmful in too too great quantities). One of the most commonly used supplements is fish oil. It has been found to contain DDT as well as other industrial pollutants, including high levels of dioxin, PCBs and mercury (which are neural and cardiac toxins). This includes distilled fish oil, cod liver oil and those labeled 'Toxin-Free'. Instead, there are safe plant sources of omega-3; alternatives include algae and yeast derived EPA and DHA, which also lower inflammation. While there are some harmless vitamin supplements such as vitamin C and Airborne supplements, others may do more harm than good, such as multivitamins, which may actually increase breast and prostate cancer risk, and antioxidant vitamin supplements such as Vitamin E that may shorten one's lifespan. A variety of other potentially harmful supplements exist including: Herbalife (for its liver toxicity, possibly due to vitamin A), Juice Plus+ (which is really just another vitamin supplement), glyconutrient supplements, lutein pills, creatine, copper supplements (which may contribute to Alzheimer's), zinc gel, kombucha tea, noni juice, and rice bran. Ayurvedic medicine (see also here) has been found to contain lead. Spirulina and blue-green algae supplements may contain neurotoxins and/or liver toxins (a safer alternative is chlorella).
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DENTON, Texas — Finally, after scoring only two runs on 19 hits — two doubles and 17 singles — Eastern New Mexico University's bats broke out on Saturday.
It almost wasn't enough.
The Zias, who had already dropped the first three games of their Lone Star Conference South Division series with Texas Woman's, put together a five-run seventh on five hits to break up a scoreless tie. They then watched the Pioneers respond with their own five-spot to force extra innings, leaving runners at second and third.
Senior right fielder Kelsey Kubik then delivered a go-ahead RBI single in the eighth and the Zias added an insurance run on a Pioneers error for a 7-5 victory. Texas Woman's won the opener 5-1.
The Zias (26-24, 9-11 South) held on to fourth place in their bid to make to LSC tournament by salvaging the finale, but now have both Abilene Christian (24-21, 10-14) and Texas Woman's (21-32, 7-13) on their tails. While Abilene Christian has finished its regular season, ENMU hosts Texas A&M-Kingsville next weekend and the Pioneers visit last-place West Texas A&M in four-game series.
The Zias probably need a split against Kingsville to cement a berth in the tournament.
Obviously, the Pioneers (21-32, 7-13 South) don't play as well every weekend as they did against Eastern. Their pitching was outstanding virtually all weekend.
Senior Lindsy Russ-Keller, who shut ENMU out 1-0 on Friday, gave up Valerie Villela's RBI single in the second but went on to pitch a five-hitter. Left fielder Angela Arebalos gave Texas Woman's a 3-1 lead with a solo homer, her fourth, in the fourth inning and then doubled home a run and later scored in the sixth.
Freshman Kristen Cruickshank (10-12) shut out the Pioneers on four hits through six innings, then survived the nerve-racking bottom of the seventh to get the win in the nightcap. Kubik and Goodman also drove in runs in the seventh, and second baseman Rebecca Quinones capped the rally with a two-run single.
Both rallies, ironically, started after the first batter had been retired. Cruickshank still had a 5-1 lead with two outs and the bases loaded, but the Pioneers tied it on a run-scoring infield hit by Tiffanie Boone, a two-run single by Kaley Frye and an RBI single to left by Billie Callahan.
The Zias did all their damage in the eighth with two outs. Anna Hershkowitz beat out an infield hit, took second on Casandra McCommon's single and scored when Kubik drilled a hit up the middle. Pioneers second baseman Chelsey Reilly then threw wildly past first on Kristina Goodman's grounder, allowing McCommons to score.


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Citigroup rebuilds for European property revival
Citigroup is relaunching a dedicated real estate investment banking group in Europe – a team that has been pared back in recent years – after an increase in activity in the sector.
The US bank has named Giovanni Gregoratti and Julian Allen to co-lead the relaunched real estate and lodging group in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, according to a memo seen by Financial News. A spokesman confirmed the contents of the memo.
Citi runs a real estate and lodging investment banking team in the US but has scaled back its equivalent business in Europe in recent years. Instead, it covered the sector through its broader investment banking teams in specific countries and regions.
However, property investment banking in Europe got off to a strong start this year offered and this revival in activity has prompted banks to rebuild teams.
Investment banking fees paid by real estate companies in Emea stand at $314 million for the year-to-date, according to Dealogic, up from $239 million in the same period a year earlier and the highest YTD figure since 2007.
One senior sector banker told Financial News in May: "I do see a lot of banks looking to hire people for real estate. I think, in general, banks have been under-invested in real estate investment banking over the last five to six years, and I do see them trying to catch up."
Citi said in its memo announcing the appointments of Gregoratti and Allen: "The European real estate and hospitality sector has recently experienced a strong and sustained increase in M&A, equity and debt deal volumes."
Gregoratti has spent more than a decade at Citi, specialising in real estate and lodging deals including the initial public offering of DAMAC Real Estate, which priced in December last year. Allen, meanwhile, will relocate to London from New York, where he has worked in the bank's real estate and lodging group since 2006.
The duo will work closely with Wes Barnes, who leads Citi's real estate finance group in Emea, and report into Tom Flexner, global head of real estate, and Ignacio Gutiérrez-Orrantia and Wilhelm Schulz, co-heads of the newly-established Emea investment banking strategic coverage group.