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Among the pioneers of hip-hop in Columbus, few stand taller than S.P.I.R.I.T., the group that will reunite Saturday to headline the Polar Entertainment Showcase at 83 Gallery. They were everywhere in their heyday, but a 2012 appearance is rare.
How rare?
"Haley's Comet," said DJ O Sharp, who will also perform Saturday to celebrate J. Rawls & Casual's new album "Respect Game or Expect Flames." Many Columbus hip-hop all-stars will convene — Copywrite, P. Blackk, Liquid Crystal Project, King Vada and more — but S.P.I.R.I.T. helped pave the way for them all.
The group debuted in 1992 at the Coming Home festival, which longtime producer Storm9000 dubbed "the black ComFest." But their origins stem to 1983, when the Willoughby family relocated from Atlantic City to Columbus.
In the gang-riddled King-Lincoln District, brothers Carnell and Kenyatta Willoughby won respect as breakdancers. Their brother Malik, a poet, met Ray Calloway through creative collective the Self Esteem Team. With friends Monty and Rahmel Hinkle, they worshipped local rappers like Another Fresh Creation and absorbed a stream of East Coast records from the Willoughbys' older brother.
By '92, Monty Hinkle suggested the friends rap together as Soldiers Poised Infinitely Reinforced In Truth, or S.P.I.R.I.T. for short. Backed by DJ Superman Top Notch, they began wowing crowds.
"If people remember S.P.I.R.I.T. for anything, it's our performance," Malik Willoughby said. "Even when they don't remember our lyrics, they remember, 'Oh, they crazy.'"
S.P.I.R.I.T. played everywhere from 10TV's multicultural Unity Festival to bars like CNS Lounge. They opened for OutKast, KRS-One, Common, Mobb Deep and Flavor Flav. They were the first rappers on the ComFest main stage and the first at Columbus Arts Festival. They performed for universities, corporations and politicians, including then-governor George Voinovich.
The Hinkles eventually departed amicably over creative differences; the remaining members spent most of the past decade focused on other pursuits. Saturday they'll reunite alongside later generations they directly or indirectly influenced.
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Sunriver Resort Attends Oregon Coast Culinary Festival
As a part of our continuing education in the world of wine and the culinary arts, three bartenders from Sunriver Resort traveled to Newport, Oregon to attend the 35th annual Seafood & Wine Festival last month.
Caren Torrey, Carrie Trueman and Laura Netcher made the 5 hour drive from Bend to Newport to enjoy the many quality wines from Pacific Northwest vineyards, the tasty seafood dishes of the Oregon coast, and with the camaraderie of the festival.
According to the ladies, highlights of the trip were the wines of Adelsheim, Hip Chicks and Sweet Cheeks, the rich cheeses from Rogue Creamery and the Lobster Quesadillas offered by a local restuarant. Laura was especially blown away by the Chateau Bianca Sparkling wine, which she suggests is a hidden gem in the Oregon wine scene. The ladies finished the evening at the Rogue Ales Public House, sampling some of the 35 brews on tap.
The three bartenders came back from the festival awed by the Oregon bounty that continues to satisfy our culinary tourists. The experience left them excited for the 2012 Ghost Tree Invitational, an annual golf and culinary event held in August at Sunriver Resort.
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Ten Ren opened up a combination tea shop, Chinese restaurant and bubble tea bar in my old college town. It is a super pleasant place to be in. Nice decor, super friendly as well as happy staff and nobody bothers you if you hang out there for a long time. A perfect "third space".
I was making regular trips there for a while before I discovered that Ten Ren was an international corporation based in Taiwan.
I've seen a few people mention Ten Ren, so I am interested in hearing thoughts about the quality of their tea.
I don't know anything about tea, but I've bought a few of their $5 a box whole leaf green teas ( bags ). It may be garbage to people with more refined tea palattes, but for $5 I thought the teas were very fresh, tasty, etc.
They also sell tea out of large opaque bulk urns. I've seen elderly Chinese people making the trip to buy it so I am suspicious that it might not be bad quality.
Unfortunately, if you buy hot tea, they just a tea bag in a single person tea pot and give it to you. They don't do any special prepartion with water temperature, time, etc. On the plus side they will refill you pot many times with hot water at no charge.


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While clients and IBM executives were in meetings today, in and around the Scottsdale Fairmont resort here in Scottsdale, Arizona, I helped to set up the "Solutions Showcase". There were three stations:
- Smarter Systems
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Eric Kern manned the Smarter Clouds station. He had live guest images on the IBM Developer and Test cloud, which one the "Best of Interop" award up in Las Vegas this week. I covered IBM's cloud offering in my post [Three Things To Do on the IBM Cloud].
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|After we finished setup, we joined the clients at the "Welcome Reception" on the Lagoon Lawn. The weather was quite pleasant.
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Andy Gruenebaum has been traded to Sporting Kansas City in exchange for a 2016 second-round SuperDraft pick.
Gruenebaum entered the offseason out of contract and at one point was a lock to re-sign with the Crew, but talks had changed tone in the last few weeks. Now Gruenebaum, a native of the Kansas City area, has a chance to replace Jimmy Nielsen, who retired after Sporting won MLS Cup.
Gruenebaum had been a backup to William Hesmer after being drafted in the first round of the 2006 MLS Supplemental Draft but took over the starting job in 2012. Before missing all but the last few games of 2013 due to injury, he recorded the third-most shutouts (18) and fourth-most wins (26) in Crew history.
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Dead forests now carpet the mountains and have transformed life in many parts of the Rockies.savanna in Australia, nearly a third of the trees were dead. In Russia, there was significant die-off within 9,400 square miles of forest. Much of Siberia has warmed by several degrees Fahrenheit in the past half-century, and hot, dry conditions have led to extreme wildfire seasons in eight of the last 10 years. Russian researchers also are concerned that warmer, dryer conditions will lead to increased outbreaks of the Siberian moth, which can destroy large swaths of Russia's boreal forest.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar has called it the West's Hurricane Katrina.the West was settled and are so big that they are having unusual impacts on ecosystems. Diana Six contends that the whitebark pine, once largely protected from the beetles because it grew at high altitudes and was shielded by cold, is nearing functional extinction in large portions of its range and may no longer be able to feed grizzly bears and other species that love its high-fat nut. In Mexico, bark beetles are beginning to kill oyamel fir trees in a rare 139,000-acre biosphere preserve where the majority of North America's monarch butterflies travel each fall to spend the winter. So far, about 100 acres in a core area of 33,000 acres have been killed by bark beetles.
There isn't enough data to draw a conclusion about the reasons for forest die-offs globally.Mountain Field Station in New Mexico, not only are his office and home surrounded by a pinyon die-off, he also is the lead author of the paper — with 19 other authors —published in Forest Ecology and Management, which sought to document and begin to understand what is happening to forests in North America and around the world as the result of climate change.
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Born in western Libya in 1942, Muammar Gaddafi was influenced by the Arab nationalist movement while he was a student. After participating in the movement to overthrow the monarchy, Gaddafi became leader of Libya. His strong personality and forceful rule antagonized the western world. Though relations with the west improved, conditions in Libya worsened. The Arab Spring protests in 2011 eventually led to the end of his regime and his death later that year. by WatchMojo.com learns more about the life, rule and death of Muammar Gaddafi.


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The continuing expansion of the tar sands will further destroy caribou habitat.squeezed by the massive, multi-billion dollar oil mining operations. Two of those herds are already at risk of disappearing if their habitat is not restored soon, according to the Alberta Caribou Committee, which is charged with helping recover caribou populations. All told, tar sands deposits in Alberta underlie 54,000 square miles — an area the size of New York State — and while only a small portion of this is currently being developed, the continued expansion of the tar sands will further destroy caribou habitat.
Scientists have long warned about the consequences of fracturing old growth forest.only difference now is that wildlife managers think they have a better handle on how to make wolf control programs work: Kill at least 60 percent — 80 percent is preferable — of the wolves in an area, according to the formula that most predator control experts rely on, and you begin to see a rebound in prey species after several years, as long as there is suitable habitat in which the species can recover.
Wildlife experts say killing wolves makes no sense if habitat is not restored.of critical habitat. But then last August, the federal government came up with a recovery plan that opened the door for the wolf control program in Alberta to continue. Noting that "human-induced habitat alterations have upset the natural balance between boreal caribou and their predators," the report said that wolf eradication programs "will be required... to stabilize individual local populations in the short term." In the long term, the report said, caribou populations can only be self-sustaining if their habitat is preserved.
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By JEFFREY S. SOLOCHEK
Published February 17, 2007
WESLEY CHAPEL - Tom Adams leaned over the advanced math book to look at the trigonometry problem that troubled senior Lauren Taylor.
Then in through the door walked Adeline Brill, a fellow Wesley Chapel High School teacher, with a hug and a hearty, "Congratulations. You deserve it."
Brill turned to Taylor, who looked somewhat puzzled, and explained that Adams had been named the county's Teacher of the Year the night before. "You're looking at a very famous person," she said.
To which Taylor responded, "He should be."
Adams gets that kind of respect from his students in no small part because he does more than just teach them. He reaches them.
"The way he teaches, everybody really understands," said senior Rodney Harden, a member of Adams' first period geometry class. "I don't like it when a person gives notes and just gives us problems and makes us solve it. He actually gets into it. He actually helps us."
His colleagues see it, too. English teacher Lori Savoy, who also stopped by with a hug and kind words, described Adams as a teacher any kid would be lucky to have.
"He is patient. He is kind. He knows his stuff. And the kids love him," Savoy said.
Adams demurred the praise. Shortly after winning the honor late Thursday, he voiced hope for a low-key Friday morning.
He got it, partly because the school didn't learn until close to 10 p.m. that he won, and partly out of respect for two other staffers whose family members had been involved in a fatal shootout overnight.
Mostly, Adams simply doesn't have a huge ego that needs stoking. Asked why he deserves recognition over the thousands of other Pasco County teachers, he replied: "I don't."
"There's a lot of people putting in a lot of time for our kids," said Adams, 41, who came to teaching in 1996 after a career in software design. "I'm just one piece of the big puzzle."
Born in Springfield, Ill., Adams grew up with a goal shared by many other Midwesterners, to move somewhere warmer. After college, he got a job with General Dynamics in Fort Worth, Texas. When the winter seemed like St. Louis without the snow, he gave his name to a headhunter and gave one direction - farther south.
His next job brought him to St. Petersburg, with the now merged E Systems. But Adams soon found he was working "gobs of hours" and didn't feel all that successful.
"So I thought back to what a professor told me," Adams said. "She made a comment, 'You would be an excellent teacher.' "
He entered an alternative certification program, went back to school and came out a math teacher. His first job was at Thomas E. Weightman Middle School. Wesley Chapel High School principal Andrew Frelick worked with Adams at Weightman and gladly brought him to the neighboring high school when it opened.
"He's just an awesome all-around person and teacher, an advocate for kids," Frelick said. "Kids of all levels work well in his classroom. He goes above and beyond helping students."
Between work - Adams also served as the school's athletic director for a while - and his service in the Coast Guard Reserve, Adams often found himself with little time for family. His position took him to Guantanamo, the Middle East, Hurricane Katrina.
"Somebody has got to do it," he explained. "I feel like I have an obligation."
Now he's seeking more family time. Adams keeps a hectic schedule, and remains on call, but he's trying to be the best "part-time full-time parent" to 10-year-old Zakary and 5-year-old Emilee that he can be.
Nights are for his kids' soccer practices, Boy Scout meetings, and religion lessons at church.
During the day, Adams still strives to be the best teacher he can be.
"I still have a passion for the classroom," said Adams, whose wife, Terri, is a teacher in Hillsborough County. "As long as I have that, I am going to stay in the classroom."
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When you are petting or brushing your dog this summer, you might notice a large, raw or inflamed patch of skin. This could be a hot spot, a common skin disorder in dogs. Hot spots on dogs are particularly common in the summer, because they are typically caused by allergies or an insect bite that became raw due to licking, chewing, scratching and itching in dogs.
Hot spots are moist and painful, so it is important to identify and treat these dog wounds right away. Treatment depends on the cause of the hot spot, so bring your canine to the veterinarian for an accurate diagnosis.
If the hot spot was caused by allergies in dogs, veterinarians may recommend a treatment that involves cleaning the area with an antiseptic spray or specialized shampoo and hydrocortisone spray. If the hot spots become a recurrent problem, your vet may follow up with allergy testing or other diagnostics. If the hot spot was caused by flea allergy dermatitis in dogs, your vet will get your dog started on flea control for dogs and anti-inflammatory medications and antibiotics to heal any infected areas, according to PetMD.com.
It is usually a good idea to use Elizabethan collars for dogs to prevent the canine from itching, licking or biting the affected area while it heals, according to VCA Animal Hospitals.


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to attract, encourage and help retain volunteers who wish to contribute to the forest and to provide relevant information, incentive and direction to new and existing volunteers.
oh, and to put together fabulous volunteer parties.
Welsh Dai wrote:Yeah the volunteers should be accorded primary rezpect.
Volunteer of the fortnight should only be a starter.
Who is the greatest volunteer?
Sergio - the spaniard in the works
Graeme is solid
Trisha is an evergreen sweetheart.
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After 1 hour, I got temps of 1000+ on the floor. Let it cool down to 900 to bake.
Chau,I'm curious about this. How long did it take for the deck to cool 100 degrees? Here's why I ask: I've found that it is one thing to measure a given a deck temp and another thing to get enough heat stored in the oven to be able to bake several pies over the period of an entire meal. For example, I can probably get the deck temp up to 900F after an hour and a half, but even with a nice fire going on the side, the temp can drop pretty quickly after the first pie. But if I fire the oven for maybe 3 hours, I can easily maintain the deck at 900F.
chau,I agree with you that the FGM oven is a nice unit, but I think the problem with the hot floors is more about the hearth ( or lack of it) under the oven.The issues with hot floors all seem to be with ovens that either sit on prefab stands, or were constructed with minimal or no insulation underneath the floor.I have a casa 90, with 4 " of insulated board sitting on top of 2" of solid bluestone, and I have never had those burnt bottoms.I just ordered and received a new pyrometer, and depending on how the weekend goes, I was going to make some pies and measure the floor temp.Perry


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Editor's Note: This is the fourth installment in ultrarunner Jenn Hughes' ongoing series on training for stage races, leading up to the September 2013 Grand to Grand Ultra. (Keep an eye out in future issues of our print mag for Jenn's race recap from G2G!)
Selecting gear for any key race is nerve wracking, but usually racers have the luxury of drop bags for stashing back-up options. With a multi-day stage rage, participants must commit to their choices for a full week with no ability to substitute during the race itself. Add extreme climate and terrain, and choosing the right equipment becomes even more crucial. To aid in your planning for the upcoming G2G or other stages races, I've compiled a list of race-tested favorites as well as some veteran tips and tricks from friends in the field.
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Sweet Corn and Chicken Soup
- 1 leek, green parts too if you have 'em, sliced in half and thoroughly washed
- 1 carrot, chopped in half
- 3 -inch hunk fresh ginger
- 1 teaspoon whole coriander seeds
- 1 teaspoon whole black peppercorns
- 2 chicken breasts on the bone, with skin
- 3 (14-ounce) cans creamed-style corn
- 2 chicken bouillon cubes, crumbled
- 3 tablespoons finely chopped fresh ginger
- 4 scallions, chopped finely, white and green parts (reserve some green for final garnish)
- 1 teaspoon sesame oil
- 1/4 cup cornstarch
- 1/4 cup cold water
- 2 egg whites
- 1 teaspoon unseasoned rice vinegar
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Soy sauce, for serving
Special equipment: cheesecloth
Pour 10 cups water into a big stock pot and bring to a boil over high heat. While it's coming to temp, throw in the leek, carrot, and hunk of ginger. Place the coriander and peppercorns into a small square of cheesecloth. Tie with kitchen string and add to the pot.
Skin the chicken breasts, remove any excess fat, and throw the chicken breasts into the pot. Allow the whole lot to come to a boil, and then turn it down and simmer, covered, until the chicken is cooked and tender, 20 to 30 minutes.
Remove the chicken and allow to cool. Strain the stock and discard the leeks, carrots, ginger, and cheesecloth sachet.
Return the stock to medium heat. Add the creamed corn, bouillon cubes, chopped ginger, scallions, and sesame oil. Keep the soup at a gentle simmer while you remove the chicken from the bone and shred finely using a fork. (Or you can just slice it really thinly.)
Turn up the heat to high and bring the soup to a boil. In a small bowl or measuring cup, mix the cornstarch with the water until smooth. Add half to the soup whilst stirring. Allow to boil until it's thickened to the soup consistency of your liking. (If it doesn't thicken, add the remaining slurry.)
Turn the heat back down to medium. In another small bowl, beat the egg whites with a little water. Stir the soup in circles as you add the egg whites in a steady stream; it should form pretty white wisps on the surface of the soup.
Add the shredded chicken and rice vinegar. Cook for 5 minutes, allowing everything to warm through. Taste for seasoning. Serve with a splash of soy sauce and some of the reserved scallion greens.
Recipe courtesy of Aarti Sequeira
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I don't think my deck oven at the temperatures I am baking my regular pizzas at will ever give me good results.
Norma, I thought your attempt looked good!I tried another De Lorenzo clone using a slightly modified De Lorenzo #4 formulation:Flour (100%): 192.53 g | 6.79 oz | 0.42 lbs Water (57%): 109.74 g | 3.87 oz | 0.24 lbs IDY (.30%): 0.58 g | 0.02 oz | 0 lbs | 0.19 tsp | 0.06 tbsp Salt (1.75%): 3.37 g | 0.12 oz | 0.01 lbs | 0.7 tsp | 0.23 tbsp Olive Oil (.4%): 0.77 g | 0.03 oz | 0 lbs | 0.17 tsp | 0.06 tbsp Vegetable (Soybean) Oil (1.6%): 3.08 g | 0.11 oz | 0.01 lbs | 0.68 tsp | 0.23 tbsp Total (161.05%): 310.07 g | 10.94 oz | 0.68 lbs | TF = 0.07105The slight differences were a .07 nominal TF and with 1.5 bowl compensation and 1.75% salt instead of 1.5%We enjoyed this one quite a lot. My steel read 508 F as this cooked (About 7 minutes) I forgot to add additional cheese mid-bake and I used too much sauce, but it tasted great, in my opinion. The steam was really coming off this pie when I removed it from the oven.I hope you'll give this version a try some time.--Tim
Well, Norma...if you believe it's "the oven" that makes the "magic", it's difficult to explain why the magic from Trenton carried over to Robbinsville when both were still in business, when the ovens remained at Hudson (Trenton).Maybe I'm missing your point?
Just curious, Norma, whether you've learned anything on that facebook page that helps creating a credible clone for this thread? I've gone to the page, but....keep forgetting that access to the discussions is controlled. So, I can't tell if anything worthwhile gets discussed..or whether it's a bunch of people nostaligic for the Trenton pies of their youths.
Hi Norma,I'm going to try to make a De Lorenzo's clone, I got a Blackstone 2 weeks ago, it is still in the box, I'm going to break it out next week.I thought your attempts with the Blackstone were good, which of Peter's formulations did you think worked best in the BS?What I have learned from making pizza is that it it's not too hard to make one that looks good (i.e photos), but it is very hard to make one that tastes as good as it looks!


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- Requires students who receive "standard-rate tuition" to meet the following requirements (Sec. 1):
- Attendance at a public or private high school in Colorado for 3 or more years immediately preceding the date the student graduated from a Colorado high school or earned a GED certificate in Colorado; and
- Admission to an institution of higher education in Colorado within 12 months after graduating from high school or earning a GED certificate.
- Defines "standard-rate tuition" as equivalent to the student's share of in-state tuition plus an amount equal to the college opportunity fund stipend for in-state students (Sec. 1).
- Requires students applying for the standard-rate tuition classification who do not have documentation of lawful immigration or nationality status to submit an affidavit to the institution to which they have been admitted stating that the student has requested documentation of, has applied for, or will be applying for, lawful status as soon as the student is eligible (Sec. 1).
- Prohibits students who are classified as a standard-rate tuition student from receiving a college opportunity fund stipend or any state-funded, need-based financial aid (Sec. 1).
- Specifies that students who qualify for standard-rate tuition are not considered residents of Colorado and cannot use this classification to establish residency (Sec. 1).
- Requires institutions who offer standard-rate tuition to annually report to the Department of Higher Education the "student number" for each student who receives standard-rate tuition, as well as whether or not the student has submitted an affidavit stating that he or she will apply for lawful immigration status (Sec. 1).
Legislation - Introduced (Senate) - Jan. 11, 2012
Title: College Tuition Rates for Undocumented Immigrants
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This May the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) passed and ratified an amendment to its Book of Order, which now permits "the ordination of non-celibate unmarried persons, including gays and lesbians." The decision has created tumult within the denomination itself and with other branches of the Church, most notably by the National Presbyterian Church of Mexico, which overwhelmingly decided to end its relationship with its U.S. cousin.
But, the PCUSA is also receiving some support from some worthy advocates, including this letter from Anglican Archbishop Emeritus and Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu:
Dear Brother in Christ,
I am writing you with the request that you share these thoughts with my brothers and sisters in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.):
It is incumbent upon all of God's children to speak out against injustice. It is sometimes equally important to speak in solidarity when justice has been done. For that reason I am writing to affirm my belief that in making room in your constitution for gay and lesbian Christians to be ordained as church leaders, you have accomplished an act of justice.
I realize that among your ecumenical partners, some voices are claiming that you have done the wrong thing, and I know that you rightly value your relationship with Christians in other parts of the world. Sadly, it is not always popular to do justice, but it is always right. People will say that the ones you are now willing to ordain are sinners. I have come to believe, through the reality shared with me by my scientist and medical friends, and confirmed to me by many who are gay, that being gay is not a choice. Like skin color or left-handedness, sexual orientation is just another feature of our diversity as a human family. How wonderful that God has made us with so much diversity, yet all in God's image! Salvation means being called out of our narrow bonds into a broad place of welcome to all.
You are undoubtedly aware that in some countries the church has been complicit in the legal persecution of lesbians and gays. Individuals are being arrested and jailed simply because they are different in one respect from the majority. By making it possible for those in same-gender relationships to be ordained as pastors, preachers, elders, and deacons, you are being a witness to your ecumenical partners that you believe in the wideness of God's merciful love.
For freedom Christ has set us free. In Christ we are not bound by old, narrow prejudice, but free to embrace the full humanity of our brothers and sisters in all our glorious differences. May God bless you as you live into this reality, and may you know that there are many Christians in the world who continue to stand by your side.
God bless you.
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu (Cape Town, South Africa)
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Eastern New Mexico University's Rosalyn Elliott dives over Tarleton State's Kimberly Smith during a battle for a loose ball during the first half of Wednesday's game in Portales. (CNJ staff photo: Eric Kluth)
PORTALES — Guard Katie Crawford led a balanced attack with 14 points and Tarleton State overcame a sluggish first half to beat Eastern New Mexico University 67-47 on Wednesday night in Lone Star Conference South Division women's basketball at Greyhound Arena.
The TexAnns (13-5, 5-0 South) maintained a half game lead over West Texas A&M in the South heading into a Saturday night matchup at home against the Lady Buffs. WT beat visiting Midwestern State 72-46 on Wednesday.
"Since Tarleton State went to Division II (in the early 1990s), it'll probably be the biggest game they've ever had," said TexAnns coach Ronnie Hearne, whose team is enjoying its best conference start since joining the LSC in 1991. "We're looking forward to the challenge."
Tarleton didn't get much of a challenge from the Zias (8-10, 0-4) until well into the second half, and by that time the TexAnns had a 20-point lead.
"I didn't think we came in with the energy we needed to have to win tonight," ENMU women's coach Dan Buzard said. "I thought we played hard until the end, but Tarleton executed and did what they needed to get shots."
Senior center Isha Brown added 13 points and 11 rebounds, pacing Tarleton to a 45-31 domination of the glass. Guard Kimberly Smith scored 12 points.
The Zias, meantime, got 23 points from junior guard Heather Brown and 12 from sophomore guard Erika Cook. But leading scorer Tiana Bryant went scoreless until more than three minutes had elapsed in the second half, missing her first 10 shots from the field, and finished with just eight points.
"We tried to run our stuff," Buzard said. "We got shots, but we just didn't execute."
The Zias erased an early 6-0 deficit with six consecutive points, but never could overtake the TexAnns.
Both teams labored mightily on offense in the first half, but Tarleton opened a double-figure lead on consecutive 3-pointers by Crawford and Smith with just under three minutes left before intermission. The TexAnns had gone just 1-for-9 from long range until that time.
The Zias had only three players in the scoring column at intermission, led by Brown with 10 points.
ENMU continued to struggle when play resumed, falling behind by as much as 21 points early in the half. Down 46-26, the Zias went on a 7-0 run that forced Hearne to call a timeout with 9:25 left, but the TexAnns got a 3-pointer from Crawford and a basket from Katie Franklin off a turnover when play resumed.
"I didn't think it was over until about 3 1/2 minutes left," Hearne said. "I knew (Eastern wasn't) going to go away."
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Panel Argues Uncertainty Reigns in 2013 for U.S. Economy
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Maybe even Barack Obama doesn't know what 2013 will bring to the U.S. economy.
Speaking Thursday on a breakfast briefing panel at Bloomberg, various economists and analysts said that uncertainty in tax reform and financial regulation would make it difficult to predict what 2013 may mean for companies in the United States.
"We are in an era of extreme uncertainty," said Barbara Novick, head of public policy and government relations at BlackRock. "I don't think 2013, even if Dodd-Frank were done, we would be done" with financial reform, said Novick.
JPMorgan (JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon has said that Dodd-Frank legislation could help the bank's foreign competitors, while Goldman Sachs (GS) CEO Lloyd Blankfein has said he would not eliminate the regulatory overhaul if given the option.
As Congress has wrestled over the details of the so-called fiscal cliff -- when tax relief measures and deep spending cuts will automatically go into effect -- major U.S. equity markets have fluctuated on day-to-day news of progress and inaction.
Torsten Slok, chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities, said that companies want clarity, because going over a full fiscal cliff would be a "significant shock" to gross domestic product.
Novick added that she believed Congress would reach some sort of deal before Christmas, because it would be unlikely that legislators may want to reconvene during the holiday week before the new year.
If there is any certainty investors could take away from the current environment, it's that the composition of the Federal Reserve -- Ben Bernanke will remain the central bank's chairman and that easing policies are unlikely to shift -- won't change immediately, and that the United States won't take risky action as it pertains to China.
Pablo Goldberg, global head of emerging markets research at HSBC, said that Mitt Romney's failure to win the presidency renewed confidence that the incoming government wouldn't hinder the Fed's course of action, and that the U.S. wouldn't take the risky action of qualifying China as a currency manipulator. Goldberg said that designating China as such could have brought some tension in the relationship between the two nations, which could have broader effects on global markets.
As to the Fed's pro-stimulus monetary policy, Eric Lascelles, chief economist at RBC Global Asset Management, said the answer was still open ended as to whether Europe's austerity method was better. He said austerity has certainly been a major headache for struggling debtor nations like Greece and Spain.
"Austerity is indeed incredibly painful," Lascelles said.
The panelists spoke about energy policy and its importance in Obama's new term as hydraulic fracking has opened up new oil and natural gas opportunities.
The International Energy Agency announced last month that the United States would become the top oil producer in the world by 2020, largely due to new crude discoveries that have resulted from novel drilling practices.


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Debates of Nov. 13th, 2007
House of Commons Hansard #15 of the 39th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was jobs.
- Question Period
- Points of Order
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Public Works and Government Services
- Constitution Act, 2007 (Senate tenure)
- Senate Appointment Consultations Act
- Canadian Human Rights Act
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act
- Criminal Code
- National Sustainable Development Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Request for Emergency Debate
- Business of Supply
- National 4-H Month
- Agricultural Research
- Manufacturing Sector
- Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
- The Gala des Lauriers de la PME
- Diwali and Bandi Chhorh Divas
- Health
- Climate Change Summit
- Alain Charland
- Manufacturing Industry
- Forest Industry
- Economic Statement
- Hockey
- Jocelyn Bathalon and France Jutras
- Infrastructure
- Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs
- Airbus
- Afghanistan
- Justice
- Airbus
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Airbus
- Manufacturing Sector
- Airbus
- The Environment
- Airbus
- Diwali
- Human Resources and Social Development
- Airbus
- Employment Insurance
- Economic Development
- Ways and Means
- Business of Supply
- Criminal Code
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Dominic LeBlanc Beauséjour, NB
Mr. Speaker, the leader of the government in the Senate has been a friend and confidant of the former prime minister for many years.
How can the Prime Minister expect Canadians to believe that no members of his government will have any contact with the former prime minister or his representatives while he is under investigation?
Although he is certainly a master muzzler, does the Prime Minister expect Canadians to believe that Marjory LeBreton will no longer have her daily phone calls with Mr. Mulroney?
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Niagara Falls
Rob Nicholson Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
Mr. Speaker, that question is beneath the hon. member, I believe.
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Some hon. members
Oh, oh!
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Rob Nicholson Niagara Falls, ON
I guess there is some disagreement. Some members say it is appropriate for members of the Liberal Party to ask questions like that. I do not want to get into that debate today. I think a public inquiry is the way to go and that is what has been promised by this government.
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Patrick Brown Barrie, ON
Mr. Speaker, Diwali is a celebration of the victory of light over darkness and the triumph of good over evil. It is a time for family, friends and community to come together to celebrate the achievements of the past and look with hope to the future.
Would the Secretary of State for Multiculturalism and Canadian Identity update the House on what our government is doing to join Canadians who are celebrating Diwali?
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Calgary Southeast
Jason Kenney Secretary of State (Multiculturalism and Canadian Identity)
Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for his support of this important festival of the Indo-Canadian community, particularly members of the Hindu and Sikh faiths for whom this is the most important festival of the year.
I know that members opposite have a hard time entering into the festive season of important community holidays, but this government and the Prime Minister are proud to extend best wishes for a happy Diwali to the Indo-Canadian community. In fact, I would like to offer complimentary Diwali greeting cards on behalf of the Prime Minister to the member for Thornhill.
Human Resources and Social Development
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Louise Thibault Rimouski-Neigette—Témiscouata—Les Basques, QC
Mr. Speaker, the government did not learn anything from the Canada summer jobs program.
The new horizons for seniors program was also a victim of the centralization of power. In the case of new initiatives, projects submitted by organizations in my riding, in my region, will be examined in Montreal.
Yet, Service Canada officers in Rimouski are much more familiar with the local community. They are competent and capable of making good, timely decisions in the region.
Why must the decisions that affect seniors in Rimouski, Trois-Pistoles or Dégelis be made in Montreal or Ottawa, or the minister's office, rather than locally?
Human Resources and Social Development
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Medicine Hat
Monte Solberg Minister of Human Resources and Social Development
Mr. Speaker, I am very proud of the initiative we have taken with the new horizons projects. We have expanded that program and added $10 million for capital expenditures. We consult very broadly to ensure that we get input from across every region and province and to ensure that only the most worthy projects get consideration for those valuable resources.
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Ralph Goodale Wascana, SK
Mr. Speaker, no one holds a brief for Mr. Schreiber, but in the public inquiry the Prime Minister has hinted at today Mr. Schreiber will undoubtedly be a vital witness.
Could the Prime Minister assure the House and all Canadians that the public inquiry he intends to call will not be deprived from hearing from its prime witness, that is Mr. Schreiber? Will he or will he not be available to testify under oath?
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Niagara Falls
Rob Nicholson Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
Mr. Speaker, that would be within the parameters of the public inquiry, and we do not want to prejudge what those will be at this time.
I can tell the House that if the member is asking me specifically about an extradition matter, and I think there are members in the Liberal Party who would know this, it would be inappropriate to comment on that.
Employment Insurance
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Jean-Yves Roy Haute-Gaspésie—La Mitis—Matane—Matapédia, QC
Mr. Speaker, seasonal workers from 21 regions in Canada will be denied five weeks of employment insurance benefits if the government does not do anything about it. The pilot project ends on December 9. In June 2006, the then Minister of Human Resources granted an extension.
Will the Minister of Human Resources and Social Development make the pilot project a permanent measure to help end the gap that seasonal workers find themselves in year after year?
Employment Insurance
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Medicine Hat
Monte Solberg Minister of Human Resources and Social Development
Mr. Speaker, as the Minister of Finance has pointed out, many thousands of jobs have been created across the country and people around the country have benefited by that.
However, we have tremendous sympathy as well for people in regions of the country where those jobs are not available on a year round basis, and we will consider the future of that pilot project in that context.
Economic Development
Oral Questions
November 13th, 2007 / 3 p.m.
Tony Martin Sault Ste. Marie, ON
Mr. Speaker, northern Ontario is larger in size than seven provinces and has more population than three. Yet 20 years after FedNor was created we face worse problems in a resource dependent cyclical economy.
My party is calling for FedNor to become a full regional development agency, stronger and community driven. Imagine what FedNor could be for the north with an independent mandate and a larger budget.
Will the government support FedNor as a full regional development agency and if not, why not?
Economic Development
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Parry Sound—Muskoka
Tony Clement Minister of Health and Minister for the Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario
Mr. Speaker, this is a matter that will be discussed in our caucus. However, for the hon. member, if the NDP plan is to have more bureaucracy, less control, less employees in northern Ontario as a result of his plan, then this caucus will vote against it.
Notice of Motion
Ways and Means
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Jim Flaherty Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 83(1) I wish to table a notice of a ways and means motion respecting an act to implement certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on March 19, 2007.
I ask that an order of the day be designated for consideration of the motion.


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There are sites online that you can click on that will allow you to choose other sites on gardening. Look for tips on how to improve your garden, such as what date to prepare and seed your garden. Since it is March, this is the time to buy your seeds. Order potato seeds, if you plan on planting them. Place down manure or fertiliser to prepare the soil. Also, weed the garden frequently.
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Coleman Elridge III, executive assistant to Gov. Steve Beshear, addressed the Union College community during Spring Convocation, urging students, faculty and staff to leave a legacy worth remembering for Union College.
To motivate students as they begin a new semester, Elridge issued a challenge about servant leadership that came in the form of a question.
"How can you come together so your legacy is giving back and strengthening your community?" Elridge asked. Referencing his own past, Elridge told students of how his mother challenged him in high school to not only imagine more for himself, but to imagine the same for others.
He then related it to students, asking them how they could take the opportunity of a college education, and use it to make sure other students received that same education.
"Dare to make it better," said Elridge, urging his audience to help create opportunities for future generations. "Make sure your story doesn't end with your success."
In closing, Elridge offered one final piece of advice for students, reiterating the challenge he had issued to students earlier.
"Shape the future we inherit," Elridge said. "And do so with dignity and justice for all."
In addition to Elridge's speech, Common Partners, a service-based organization at Union, was presented the Golden Can trophy for collecting the most food during the month-long food drive sponsored by Kentucky Harvest Southeast.
Union President Marcia Hawkins also recognized the Appalachia Service Project, a national ministry for home repair, by presenting them with a citation as a "token of respect and admiration for the work of thousands of volunteers," Hawkins said.
Spring Convocation was held Tuesday Jan. 22, in Conway Boatman Chapel. Spring convocation marks the official start of Union's spring semester and is held annually.


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Media Watch | Wall Street Gordon Gekko Clones Steal Billions Again By Controlling Oil Prices
Contributing Monkie G Monkie
Topics of Interest oil prices, wall street
Published on January 26, 2009
Section Green Report / Media
60 Minutes decided to take a look at some of the reasons behind the historic swings in oil prices over the last 24 months. Who or what sets the price of oil? Is it supply and demand controlling or is it Wall Street? Surprise, surprise if you guessed it was the Gordon Gekko clones, your right. Wall Street drives the price of oil based on speculations, and demand for the stock. Not the lack of supply and a surplus of demand. In fact 60 Minutes found out there was actually a decrease in demand and a surplus of supplies. Which should have led to lower prices, not record breaking highs. The speculation was driven by companies like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs. These companies raked in billions as the average American family scrambled finically survive.
This is a very bizarre world we live in. We not only do not punish these guys, we reward them, billions more in bailout giveaways. The more damage they do to the world, the more we give them. It's good to be Kings. It's bad to be drones.


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by Ashley L. (former Gold Award recipient and STEM advocate)
What's up everyone? Sorry that I haven't updated on Facebook a lot, but it's been quite a busy, and stressful, semester at college. I'd even argue it's been the most stressful period of my life so far. It was rough, but I'm here to tell the tale!
So my semester started a few weeks before actual classes started. As a Resident Assistant (RA), I needed to be trained how to provide the best Care, Costumer Service, and Community for my residents. As an RA, I needed to be able to do basic administrative tasks for housing, like checking people into rooms, and making sure that they're living situations are safe and clean. However, I also need to care for the residents individually and make sure they're transitioning well to campus. To help them succeed on campus, I have to help them connect to the other people on their floor so that they feel comfortable in their living space. We had extensive training on how to accomplish all of this, while getting to know everyone on the staff better. So far the best experience of being an RA is having a new circle of friends, who help you with your events and help you solve problems you're facing in your community.
Sooner than I was expecting, fall orientation was finally upon us! It was extremely busy, but I met all of my residents and welcomed them all to the hall! That's the most chipper I've ever acted ever. I was literally skipping around because I was excited to meet and get to know my residents. Orientation has always been fun, but as an RA I was a much bigger part of it.
Along with my Resident Assistant duties, I also had to help out with RHA with their orientation event (the organization that I was an executive board member of the previous year).
Toward the end of the semester, I started to build up my relationships with my residents. I really do like all of them, but it's very hard to build a community on a floor so diverse! Out of my 30 residents, I have 3 international students, 4 flight team members (which is a big deal on our campus), 3 greek life members, 3 ROTC members (one of which is the only female cadet to make it into the Air Force Honor Society this year!), 1 Global Security and Intelligence Studies major, and a bunch of other engineers and pilots. So to address this problem, I had them all take a programming survey. I now have a more solid plan for the spring semester, but creating a community will be a challenge.
And that was only one side of the coin this semester! I knew being an RA would be difficult, so I decided to only take 13 credit hours. I ended up taking Thermodynamics (a study of energy conservation), Aerodynamics (how a wing is able to generate lift), Space Mechanics (learning to calculate the velocity needed to change a satellite's orbit or send it to a different planet), Solid Mechanics (learning how to design something so it won't fail), and a physics lab. Solid Mechanics was by far my hardest class this semester, but I am so glad I passed it! My gpa is still really good for an engineering major.
As for next semester, I'm looking at 14 credit hours, with really cool classes like Space Propulsion and Experimental Space Systems. I'm taking a light semester again because I'll have a secondary job! This job is about 10 hours a week, grading homework for a digital circuit class I passed with flying colors my freshman year. Unfortunately, that means I won't have time for SpaceGrant and RHA, so I've become pretty inactive in those organizations. But despite that, this is the first semester that I won't have to pay anything out of pocket for! My tuition and housing are covered, thanks to a scholarship I earned.
This was a tough semester, but I have a feeling that this next semester will turn out much better! Hope you had happy holidays!


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Pyramid Level 19 Tips and Strategies
- App name: Pyramid
- Developer: MobilityWare
- Genre: Puzzle
- Release: Jul 11, 2008
If you are stuck on Pyramid level 19 you came to the right place. Below you will find a video walkthrough and some written tips that will guide you through that level. Have fun and enjoy this great game.
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A study of the migrations and libations of the ignorant redneck land squid.
Early pulls from a bag of tricks to vanquish his grandson.
Sheriff tries stand-up comedy and kills himself.
Sheriff's old classmate makes the mistake of returning to town.
You can take the squid out of the boy, but it's not covered by insurance.
Rusty's new friend gets invited to a very special Thanksgiving dinner.
Sheriff's dad, the Sheriff, breaks the law to break down social barriers.
Early discovers there's more than one way to beat a feeble old woman.
Early puts his love in all the wrong places.
Early learns the value of a hard day's work done by someone else.
Early learns the importance of family, and profiting off them.
When the media sensationalizes his son's disappearance, Early finds the coverage to be sensational.
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After a debilitating sports injury, Rusty is home schooled by Early.
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Friday, May 10, 2013
Sky Shuttle All-Female Helicopter Crew Takes Flight
Chinese helicopter operator Sky Shuttle Helicopters announced its first all-female crew Monday, as Capt. Meg Lam and First Officer Kirsty Holtkamp will begin operating flights between Hong Kong and Macau.
Sky Shuttle's first all-female crew. Photo courtesy of Sky Shuttle
Lam, a Hong Kong native, first started with Sky Shuttle as a ground safety controller (GSC), prior to completing the company's cadet pilot program in 2002. She now has more than 11 years of experience, and will fly the AugustaWestland AW139. Holtkamp was born in the Netherlands, and became a helicopter pilot after training in United States.
To celebrate the milestone, Sky Shuttle is launching a series of promotional flights featuring Lam and Holtkamp.
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The urology residency program at the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center offers our residents progressive responsibility over a large patient population in clinical and surgical settings, culminating in the resident demonstrating independent management of all urologic problems. Our program provides the resident with the skills to excel as an independent urologic clinician.
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Our urologic residency training program accepts two applicants each academic year. The program is an integrated five-year program. The residents complete one year of general surgery training at the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center prior to beginning their four-year urology rotations. PGY 1 residents have access to our state-of-the-art ACS-certified Simulation Center.
The urology teaching program encompasses all phases of urology and genitourinary surgery, with the resident participating in patient care, teaching, and research. Starting during the Urology 2 (PGY 3) year, our residents train in a preceptor system with individual faculty. Each resident is assigned to an individual faculty preceptor (mentor) and assumes responsibility for that surgeon's service for a three-month block. The preceptor system offers junior residents exposure to complex cases and patient care management responsibilities. The program includes a six-month rotation at the Lehigh Valley Hospital in Allentown during the R4 year.
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Garmin Expands ADS-B Solutions
[Avionics Today January 24, 2014] Garmin has unveiled a new portable ADS-B and GPS receiver, the GDL 39 3D, that displays mapping, traffic and weather information along with aircraft attitude within the Garmin Pilot application.
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Carl Wolf, vice president of aviation sales and marketing at Garmin, said the new unit is an example of how the manufacturer is expanding the capabilities of existing ADS-B solutions. GDL 39 3D uses a dual-link ADS-B receiver to provide Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) GPS data to iOS and Android devices via Bluetooth connections.
According to Garmin, the new unit also receives traffic information on both ADS-B frequencies 1090 ES and 978 UAT. Pilots can also be more aware of other aircraft and airport surface vehicles as the GDL 39 3D displays ADS-B-equipped ground surface targets.
In addition to expanding its solutions, Garmin is also looking to educate the General Aviation (GA) pilot and operator community about the technology to make the ADS-B transition affordable and easy for aircraft owners, Wolf said. The company offers an ADS-B Academy website which gives information about approved ADS-B position sources and the differences between ADS-B In and Out. With the 2020 equipage deadline only six years away, Garmin and other companies, such as FreeFlight Systems, are making sure pilots and owners know about the more affordable solutions available to them to install ADS-B in their aircraft.
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) expects approximately 160,000 GA aircraft to require ADS-B equipage by 2020. In 2013, approximately 2,600 ADS-B devices were installed in GA aircraft, and GAMA said the rate of installation needs to increase by five to 10 times that much over the next six years to meet the deadline with a solid portion of the GA fleet equipped.


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About the Author: Kathryn Speckart serves as Collections Manager for the U.S. Diplomacy Center.
What did the U.S. Secretary of State have to do with U.S. women winning the right to vote in 1920?
The Secretary of State is concerned with foreign affairs, not U.S. domestic duties, right? Actually, the Department of State, and therefore the Secretary of State, used to handle many domestic duties, including the ratification of Constitutional amendments. Back in 1920, U.S. Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby presided over the ratification of the 19th amendment to the U.S. Constitution granting women the right to vote. By 1950, many of the domestic duties performed by the Department of State were transferred to other federal agencies, though some domestic duties were retained, such as the custody and operation of the Great Seal.
August 26, 2010 is "Equality Day" -- the 90th anniversary of U.S. women gaining the right to vote.
The Department of State supports free and fair elections and suffrage rights worldwide. U.S. diplomats often observe local elections in their host countries and report their observations to the State Department in Washington, DC. U.S. diplomats are especially interested in advancing universal suffrage -- including women's right to vote and to run for office. The Office of Global Women's Issues, the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, and offices within the U.S. Agency for International Development, among many others, are active in the promotion of women's role in the political realm, in the achievement of good governance, and in civil society.
This is exactly what the U.S. suffragettes were fighting for in the 19th and early 20th centuries -- the "pivotal right" to vote and participate more fully in public life.
O.C. in U.S.A. writes:
Mary Poppins soundtrack lyrics -- Sister Suffragette
Mrs. Banks:
We're clearly soldiers in petticoats
And dauntless crusaders for woman's votes
Though we adore men individually
We agree that as a group they're rather stupid!
Cast off the shackles of yesterday!
Shoulder to shoulder into the fray!
Our daughters' daughters will adore us
And they'll sign in grateful chorus
"Well done, Sister Suffragette!"
From Kensington to Billingsgate
One hears the restless cries!
From ev'ry corner of the land:
"Womankind, arise!"
Political equality and equal rights with men!
Take heart! For Missus Pankhurst has been clapped in irons again!
No more the meek and mild subservients we!
We're fighting for our rights, militantly!
Never you fear!
So, cast off the shackles of yesterday!
Shoulder to shoulder into the fray!
Our daughters' daughters will adore us
And they'll sign in grateful chorus
"Well done! Well done!
Well done Sister Suffragette!"
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ Kathryn,
Folks sure knew how to protest back in the day...wave the flag, done your Sunday best and bring the kids,...sure puts perspective on G8 protests, tea partiers, and ground zero mosque protesters.
I wonder what these ladies would think about how folks are going about trying to change society today?
Let alone what they helped create as a more perfect union.
Simona M. in Serbia writes:
Offcourse with my strong support women's general right and let's celebrating the 90th anniversary of U.S.(women's right to vote+19th amandment).By Your side always&forever;!!!
Palgye in South Korea writes:
woman`s right?
in samsung? and "www.joins.com"?
My periods stopped from joining three years, "he's my period it would not. 'Why are you so' Yes, please Saying that 'Mom, I did not have periods in our company is not disease. Most girls do.
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If you desire to work 2 years left the company continues to work today because the economy is difficult to see problems I do not think he can get away with. However, if the victim and her colleagues, but they paid more than workers in harsh environments, the more I think that. I, however, an employer receives money away from people and do what you say?
Women learn less Cause we're low social status it from being the target of a lack of interest, but, yes, and ability to ignore, and a rich girl is only interested in having the wrong idea. They are poor people with no money, the ability for people to use A star called a little money and attention from the start I think.


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Greetings, my fellow TeaChatters.
Today TeaDay enters a new realm, a new direction ... potentially. Your input will help to steer TeaChat into previously uncharted and highly avoided waters.
So, here is the deal. We all know that Teachat has always been spammed by a myriad of entities from seemingly credible to absolutely corrupt seeking a free form of promotion, advertising ... or whatever the motivation may be.
For years, TeaChat has strenuously blocked such attempts in order to maintain a strict "spam-free zone" where members could discuss tea related topics without the pesky distractions of spammers.
Over the years TeaChat has also eased the rules, made exceptions, made special forums within TeaChat for TeawareArtisans and TeaMerchants and even TeaSwap who met required criteria of being an active member in good standing of TeaChat.
However, perhaps it is time to ease the rules again. Often when I see a spammers post, usually a new topic, I think perhaps the post might serve a purpose for some members (this actually occurred today), but certainly we could not allow these within the general forum lest TeaChat would lose some of its ... spam-free bliss and credibility.
However, what if we were to create a special Category (categories on TeaChat include "Tea and Teaware," "TeaCommunity," etc.) and/or a special Forum (TeaChat forums include "Black Tea," "Teaware and Accessories," etc.). Any tea related spam post would be moved to this new ... area, unless deemed to be "highly toxic."
Members would be strongly reminded to visit such linked sites at their own risk (including potential harm to their computers, etc.). Links would likely be deactivated, non-clickable ... so members would have to copy and paste to visit linked sites which would prevent accidental clicking on malicious links (this would also prevent the spammer use of TeaChat's embedding feature which allows the posting a link quite different from what is actually seen by reading members).
TeaChat would assume absolutely no responsibility for any visits to said sites nor any transactions attempted ... this goes without saying, but stating for the purposes of discussion.
Please discuss here and vote! The votes will be either a simple yes or no or undecided. TeaChatters will decide the fate of this proposal!


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More:Trip Page | Interactive Travel MapAbout the Author: Deidra D. Avendasora serves as Public Affairs Officer at U.S. Embassy Brunei.
Brunei Darussalam is known as the Abode of Peace, so it was particularly fitting that U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's historical first visit to the country promoted U.S.-ASEAN cooperation in general, as well as specifically through the launch of the U.S.-Brunei English Language Enrichment Project for ASEAN.
Located on the island of Borneo in Southeast Asia and known for its lush jungles and wildlife, Brunei will serve as the Chair of ASEAN in 2013. The value Secretary Clinton places on ASEAN is self evident when one realizes she has traveled to all ten ASEAN member countries to meet personally with high-level officials on a wide range of issues. Brunei is no exception.
His Majesty the Sultan of Brunei and Her Majesty the Queen warmly welcomed Secretary Clinton to their home, the Royal Palace Istana Nurul Iman, for dinner with the Royal Family. The Royal Palace was beautifully lit up with thousands of twinkling lights, lending a festive air to the evening. After dinner, His Majesty offered the Secretary a tour of Istana Nurul Iman, which is the largest residential palace in the world.
The following morning, the Secretary held bilateral meetings with the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade His Royal Highness Prince Mohamed. The United States and Brunei cooperate in multiple areas of shared interest including trade, education, and security.
For example, commercial ties have been deepening, with U.S. goods exports to Brunei up from USD 100 million in 2009 to USD 184 million in 2011. Two-way trade for the first half of 2012 is nearly $86 million. And trade is expected to grow even more once the TransPacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations reach a successful conclusion.
The Secretary joined Prince Mohamed and Minister of Education Pehin Abu Bakar at Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD) in the launching of the Brunei-U.S. English Language Enrichment Project for ASEAN. The Project, which is being implemented by the East-West Center and UBD, aims to strengthen ASEAN's global engagement through improved English-language capacity. Among other programs under the initiative, ASEAN countries will send government officials and English-language teachers to Brunei and Hawaii. The first cohort of 60 students begins its training on September 24. Over the course of three months, they will work together on an intensive training program to help improve their English and develop their professional skills. While training together, participants will boost their ability to communicate and cooperate among other participants from the many diverse nations of ASEAN.


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Howard Bromen
Aug. 14, 1920-March 4, 2013
MARSHALL – Mass of Christian Burial for Howard Bromen, 92, of Marshall, will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Marshall. Burial will follow at Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Marshall. Military honors will be provided by Marshall American Legion Post 113. Visitation will be from 4-8 p.m. Friday with a 4 p.m. CCW Rosary and a prayer service at 7 p.m. at Rehkamp-Horvath Funeral Home in Marshall. Visitation will continue from 9-10 a.m. Saturday at Rehkamp-Horvath Funeral Home in Marshall.
Howard died Monday, March 4, 2013, unexpectedly at his home.
Howard Leo Bromen was born Aug. 14, 1920, in Minneota to Anton and Cecilia Bromen. He was united in marriage to Dorothy Boerboom on Aug. 7, 1945, and they spent 67 wonderful years together. He served in the U.S. Army from 1942-1945 in the South Pacific.
He graduated from Minneota High School in 1939 and attended Dunwoody for two years before pursuing a career in 1941. Howard was a service tech for IBM and later on his own before purchasing Baldwin's Office Supply in 1969 and owned and operated Bromen Office Supply until his retirement. Howard gave many hours of community service to the community of Marshall, which included Rotary, 4th Degree Knights of Columbus, and Jaycees. He attended Holy Redeemer Catholic Church since 1950. Howard and Dorothy spent 20 years creating many memories with family and friends at their lake home on Lake Amelia. You could find Howard playing cards, golfing, or laughing with friends over a cup of coffee.
Survivors include his wife Dorothy Bromen of Marshall; son, Bruce (and Sharon) of Elk River; daughter, Susan Bromen of Marshall; son, Brian (and Melissa) of Marshall; four grandchildren, Melinda Meier, Steve Blanchette, Matthew Bromen, and Rachel Bromen; six great-grandchildren, Hannah, Emily, Jack and Sam Meier, Evan and Harper Blanchette; sisters, Leona Wielde, Jinny VanRobays, Doris Claeys, Joan (and Norman) Bot, Cecelia "Nonny" Fier.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
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