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For Our Soldiers
By Gail Sines
I'm a veteran. I spent 30 years serving in the United States Navy, retiring in August of 2003. I served in times of conflict, not war. We don't call it war anymore. I served on four ships and was in the arena during Desert Shield/Storm, which I am sure was nothing like serving in World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, or Afghanistan. Regardless, there were times when I experienced fear by just being on a ship in a dangerous atmosphere. I prayed a lot.
My father served in World War II as an engineer in the United States Merchant Marine Service. He served on transport ships that were mostly without protection of their own or of other ships or aircraft. I know that he was afraid, at times, because he told me. He hated going below decks into the engine room knowing his fate was sealed if they suffered an enemy attack. He prayed a lot.
Prior to the end of WW II, in November 1944, Thomas Sugrue (the author of the Edgar Cayce biography There Is a River wrote a letter to Edgar Cayce that was published in the A.R.E. bulletin. I rediscovered this letter while doing research for my Egypt group. It is as relevant today as it was then. We are still "in conflict," if not war, around the globe. Everyone either has or knows a brother, sister, father, mother, son, daughter, relative, friend, or neighbor serving in defense of our country. Pray for them.
Dear Boss [Edgar Cayce]:
It is a week today since we sat with the radio turned on all through the morning and afternoon and night, hearing the first news of the invasion. Between the brief, tantalizing bulletins, that said so little and suggested so much, we prayed that not too many would have to be killed, not too many maimed, not too many blinded, shocked, disfigured; for they were dying for our sins — to save a liberty we imperiled by denying it to others…
On last Tuesday night at 11:15, I lay in bed listening to a broadcast from the invasion coast—one of those records made by the on-the-spot reporters… Charles Collingwood…said he was soaked through, that their landing craft was loaded with TNT, and that he was frankly nervous. The sound of firing was audible. He said, "I see a Naval captain stopping to look curiously at my rig. Perhaps I can get him to say a few words. Will you come over, Captain?" Then I heard a voice—a voice very familiar to me—say, "I'm not a captain. I'm just a lieutenant, but after you've been on this beach a little while you look like almost anything."
"It's Jerry! Jerry Danzig!" I said to Mary. We listened closely. There could be no mistake—the phrasing, the choice of words, the laugh, all were Jerry's. But he sounded so calm, so matter-of-fact, that I could hardly believe he was not standing beside me, instead of supervising the unloading of a batch of dynamite on the invasion beach of Normandy, with shells dropping all around him…
Over the invasion coast the bombers flew. In one of them, two boys named Jim and Joe crouched at their guns—one in the top turret, one in the waist of the ship. They had come to see me before their crew left Drew Field in Tampa, to fly overseas. They were nervous, Jim particularly so. Both had been in England and completed the allotted 25 missions. They had returned to this country with the understanding that their combat days were over—they would be used to instruct. But there was a shortage of men; after a furlough and a stay at a rehabilitation center, they were assigned to a new crew—a green crew—and a new ship.
Their nervousness came from their feeling that they had run out of their luck. Joe's bomber was the only one left after 25 missions over Germany, the lone survivor of its squadron. Could he hope for the same good fortune again? Jim was even more depressed. He was one of five brothers, all in the service. Two had been killed; one had returned home, blind. He believed he had survived 25 missions because of the skill of his pilot; now he would have a new one, a green one…
"Well," I said, "You can't lose. You're holding a royal flush. If you get back, the world is yours, and you will have memories to make the rest of your life rich. If you don't come back, you go over to the other side with money in the bank. Few of us get a chance to die for a good cause—with most of us it is a selfish lingering, and if we leave behind anything but our insurance we are lucky.
"The only important thing is the pattern. The body is a mess of atoms grouped around the pattern, the way iron filings group around a magnet. Take the magnet away and they are free to do as they please again. Your plane isn't much good without its crew. The crew is the pattern.
"Once a pattern is free, it can operate in other places—look at the sky when you're on a night run. Every star is a sun. There are more worlds than there are people on this earth. On some of them, things will be easier. We may not have to eat, or dig ditches. Our bodies may be lighter. Instead of taste, smell, hearing, touch, and sight, our five senses may be love, kindness, humility, appreciation of beauty, and longing. If so, there would be things for them to exercise upon, as there are things here for us to exercise our eyes and fingers and ears and nose on. Wouldn't that be wonderful—to taste love the way you taste a steak, to smell beauty the way you smell a flower, to touch humility the way you stroke a kitten, to hear longing the way you hear the wind, or music?
"Those worlds are in all stages of evolution. They need strong, brave souls, to do the things necessary for their unfoldment. You boys would qualify—a world may need a Columbus to discover new continents, an Edison to discover electricity, a Washington to free a nation, a Wright to discover the airplane. You might get the assignment. You would deserve it."
I talked on in that vein, watching their reactions. Slowly their imaginations took fire. They were unmarried, young, adventurous—I painted a picture of the cosmos which sounded as attractive as the Wild West was to me in my boyhood. They began to make comments, to ask questions, to joke about what they would be and where they would go, after death.
"This place," I said, "is just a mudball. I'll be glad to leave when my work is done. But I want to be sure the work is done, and done well, before I go, otherwise I'll be demoted instead of promoted. That's where you fellows have a sure bet. You take the sins of the world on your shoulders when you fly into battle."
Our soldiers now are facing death, with clear eyes, strong hearts, and serene spirits. Can we face them in the same high way when they come back? If we have been about Our Father's business we can.
My love and best wishes to you …
[signed] Tom
1797-3 Report: July, 1944 Letter from Thomas Sugrue to Edgar Cayce
Used in 1944 A.R.E. Bulletin
Thomas J. Sugrue (1907–1953) was an outstanding writer, authoring seven exceptional books and hundreds of articles. He sought the help of psychic Edgar Cayce for a rare arthritis disease for which conventional treatments were not working. He entered Cayce's home an invalid and left walking in October of 1941. It was during this time that he wrote There Is a River, the only biography of Edgar Cayce written during Cayce's lifetime and the book that made the psychic a household name in 1942. Visit EdgarCayce.org/radio to listen to a lecture podcast from the archives on from our Radio Show Reflections.


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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner hosted the third joint meeting of the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED) in Washington, D.C., May 9-10 and were joined for the Dialogue by the Chinese Co-Chairs, Vice Premier Wang Qishan and State Councilor Dai Bingguo. Secretary of State Clinton, Treasury Secretary Geithner and the Chinese ministers made a joint statement following the U.S.-China S&ED on May 10. Secretary Clinton said:
"I want to begin by thanking our Chinese colleagues, led by Vice Premier Wang and State Councilor Dai and the entire Chinese delegation for a productive and comprehensive dialogue between us. And I also, along with Secretary Geithner, want to thank everyone on the American side, not just those from the State Department or Treasury but indeed from across our government. The unprecedented level of involvement and the extraordinary work that has taken place since our last S&ED in Beijing was truly impressive.
"The Strategic and Economic Dialogue continues to grow broader and deeper. It reflects the complexity and the importance of our bilateral relationship. And we have covered a lot of ground together, and I'm happy to report we have made a lot of progress. The list of agreements and understandings reached is quite long. We have seen concrete progress on a wide range of shared challenges, from the energy and environment to international trade and security. For example, there is now a new partnership that will bring U.S. and Chinese companies and universities together. Those which are developing innovative environmental technologies will now be working bi-nationally and with local governments and NGOs to promote sustainable development projects such as next generation batteries for electric cars, and new clean air and water initiatives. Already, Tulane University in New Orleans and East China Normal University are collaborating to improve the conservation of wetlands, and we have seen many other examples.
"We are also laying the groundwork for potentially significant future collaboration on development, from working together to innovate and distribute clean cookstoves and fuels to strengthening public health systems in developing countries. And our people-to-people programs continue to expand, most notably our '100,000 Strong' Student Exchange Initiative, which has already raised the stated goal of dollars to go along with the very generous Chinese Government support for 20,000 American students because all of us are committed to increase more people-to-people interactions and opportunities. Now, I am well aware that these specific and very substantive partnerships may not produce major headlines, but I think they do reflect our shared commitment to translate the high-level sentiments and rhetoric of these diplomatic encounters to real world benefits for our citizens, our countries, and the wider world.
"Just as important, although perhaps even harder to quantify, are the habits of cooperation and mutual respect that we've formed through these discussions. We believe that to keep our relationship on a positive path, as foreseen by Presidents Obama and Hu, the United States and China have to be honest about our differences and address them firmly and forthrightly. At the same time, we are working together to expand the areas where we cooperate and narrow the areas where we diverge. And we are building up a lot more understanding and trust. So we discussed everything, and whether it was something that was sensitive to us or sensitive to them, all the difficult issues, including human rights. And we both have made our concerns very clear to the other. We had candid discussions on some of our most persistent challenges, from addressing North Korea and Iran to rebalancing the global economy.
'We agreed on the importance of cooperating in Afghanistan to advance common goals of political stability and economic renewal. We established a new U.S.-China consultation on the Asia-Pacific region, where we share a wide range of common interests and challenges. And for the first time in these dialogues, senior military and defense leaders from both sides sat down face to face in an effort to further our understanding, to develop trust, and avoid misunderstandings that can lead to dangerous miscalculations. This new strategic security dialogue is a very important step forward, and we think it will add immeasurably to our bilateral relationship.
"As we have discussed these issues and as we have committed to keeping the relationship moving forward, we have some milestones ahead of us. For the first time, President Obama plans to participate in this year's East Asia Summit. And Vice President Biden will travel to China this summer, continuing our discussions on the full range of shared regional and global challenges. And he hopes to return the hospitality by welcoming Vice President Xi Jinping to Washington at a later date. I look forward to seeing our Chinese partners at the ASEAN Regional Forum in Indonesia, and both the President and I and the Secretary are greatly anticipating the United States hosting APEC in Hawaii.
"Now, those are just a few of the highlights. But day to day, at every level of our governments, we are working hard to build that positive, cooperative, comprehensive relationship that our two presidents have asked for. This is the long, hard, unglamorous work of diplomacy. At our plenary sessions that State Councilor Dai and I chaired yesterday, there was a dizzying array of issues that we are working on together, and I felt very satisfied because that was not the case two years ago. And I anticipate that we are going to see further progress, because we want to realize the full promise of our partnership, and we very fervently hope to leave a more peaceful and prosperous world for our children and our children's children.
"So let me again thank our Chinese friends for making this long journey and for working as we move forward on our journey together into the future."
Following Secretary Clinton's remarks, Secretary Geithner outlined the discussions on economic issues. Secretary Geithner said:
"We had a very comprehensive discussion about a full range of economic issues between us and facing the global economy. As always, we reviewed the major risk and challenges to our -- to growth domestically in China and the United States, and we talked about the major risks and challenges on the global economic front. We talked about the investment climate in both countries. We talked about energy policy, financial reform -- very comprehensive discussions. And we benefited on the U.S. and on the Chinese side from an exceptionally talented and very senior delegation of financial exports -- experts, members of the cabinet, regulators, et cetera. And that's very important.
"Now, our three key objectives on the U.S. side were: first, to encourage the ongoing transformation of the Chinese economy away from its export-dependent growth model of the past to a more balanced growth strategy led by domestic demand; to encourage China to level the competitive playing field between U.S. and Chinese companies, both in China and around the world; and to strengthen our engagement with China on financial reform issues in both countries.
"And we have made very, very significant progress in our economic relationship over the past two years. Our exports to China reached $110 billion last year and are growing about 50 percent faster than our exports to the rest of the world. And those exports are all the things Americans create and build -- from agriculture, all sectors of manufacturing, services, and advanced technology -- and they support hundreds of thousands of jobs across the United States.
"Now, overall, we are seeing very promising shifts in the direction of Chinese economic policy. First on the exchange rate, since last June, as you know, the Chinese currency, the renminbi, has appreciated against the dollar by more than 5 percent, and at an annual rate of about 10 percent when you take into account the fact that Chinese inflation is significantly faster than that in the United States.
"We hope that China moves to allow the exchange rate to appreciate more rapidly and more broadly against the currencies of all its trading partners. And this adjustment, of course, is critical not just to China's ongoing efforts to contain inflationary pressures and to manage the risks that capital inflows bring to credit and asset markets, but also to encourage this broad shift to a growth strategy led by domestic demand.
"China has outlined in its Five-Year Plan a comprehensive set of reforms, again, to shift its growth strategy away from one relying on exports to domestic demand. China has joined a broad commitment with other countries in the G-20 to put in place mechanisms to reduce the risk that we see once again the emergence of large, external imbalances that could threaten future financial stability and future economic growth.
"This process is going to take time, and of course, it's going to require a sustained effort of reform. But of course, it's essential to the future health of the global economy and the trajectory of future growth in China. Again, we're seeing progress here, too. If you just step back from and look, China's current account surplus as a percent of GDP peaked at about 10 percent before the crisis. It's now around 5 percent, and of course, we'd like to see that progress sustained.
"This brings me to the third area, the third area of focus in our discussions, which is how to create a more level playing field. In our meetings over the last few days, we've seen some very important steps towards that goal, and let me just review a few of them. First, China committed to making long-term improvements in its high-level protection of intellectual property rights and enforcement regime to strengthen the inspection of government software and use at all levels of government. And this will help protect U.S. innovators as well as Chinese innovators in all industries, not just in software. And I think that's very important.
"China also confirmed that it will no longer employ government procurement preferences for indigenous innovation products at any level of government. And this is important to make sure, of course, that U.S. technology, U.S. firms, can compete fairly for business opportunities in China.
"China has committed to increased transparency, requiring government authorities to publish regulations at least 30 days in advance, so again, that U.S. firms, all foreign firms, have the chance to see those informations -- see those regulations in draft and they have the opportunity for input just as their Chinese counterparts do.
"China and the United States, recognizing the importance of transparency and fairness in export credit policies, have agreed to undertake discussions on export -- on the terms of our respective export credit policies. And this is important, of course, because China, by some measures, is the largest provider of export credit on -- in the world.
"And finally, we've been discussing with the Chinese authorities the important objective of how to make sure that companies in China that compete with state-owned enterprises are not put at a broader disadvantage.
"The final focus of our discussions on the economic side was China's ongoing financial reforms to create a more open, more flexible, more dynamic, more developed financial system. And these reforms, which are designed to increase the returns to savers, to further develop China's equity and bond markets, and to expand opportunities for foreign financial institutions in China are very important and very promising, not just, of course, in expanding opportunities for U.S. institutions but also reinforcing this broad shift in strategy by the Chinese Government towards a growth strategy led by domestic demand.
"Now, when President Hu visited Washington in January, President Obama described the evolution of our relationship as -- quote -- 'a healthy competition that spurs both countries to innovate and become even more competitive.' And of course, just as China faces significant economic challenges at home, we have our challenges in the United States, too. And we are working very hard not just to repair the damage caused by this financial crisis, but to make sure that as we restore fiscal sustainability, as we return to living within our means as a country, we're making sure we preserve the capacity to invest in things that are going to be critical to the future strength of the American economy. And I can say, based on the strength of our conversations and the strength of this emerging relationship, that this economic relationship with China is -- will continue to grow, continue to deepen, and continue to provide tremendous opportunities for both nations. And you see today concrete, tangible signs of progress on both sides that underscore that commitment of both our presidents.
"In conclusion, I just want to end where Secretary Clinton began, which is to thank the delegations on both sides, both the American and Chinese participants in these discussions. They brought a directness and candor and, frankly, greater openness than we've seen in the last two years, and I think that is very welcome. And I want to express my personal gratitude to Vice Premier Wang for his leadership in these discussions, and to compliment him for the very substantial changes he's already been able to bring about. Thank you very much."
You can read the full transcript of the joint closing remarks here.
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If China keeps buying our debt, they are going to seek more influence toward the intellectual property debate. If the U.S. loses the intellectual property debate, the one major advantage, better innovators, will cease to exist. This will be the nail in the coffin of our economy (I feel we will accelerate toward a third world country). Does anyone else believe this?


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A recent experience by Paul Sweeney of Truckee, California, defines the essence of trail running. Far from the pavement of the interstate that runs through his hometown, Sweeney enjoyed part of the Tahoe Rim Trail, a 150-mile route around Lake Tahoe—a run through endless thickets of pine trees interrupted only by views of the glacial lake down below or gumdrops of white granite piercing the Earth.
"The twisted old junipers looked warm and inviting," recalls Sweeney, who soon found one that looked climbable and headed skyward, one leg above the other. "It was a struggle to reach a comfy roost about 20 feet up. It was really quiet, very peaceful. No birds, no nothing. I sat a few minutes enjoying panoramic views and basking in the sun."
On the way back down the trail, Sweeney's heavy foot plants startled some wildlife in a trailside grove. "The tree exploded with limbs snapping ... I heard crashing through bushes," says Sweeney. "For a split second I saw the enormous cat land and leap. Its tail seemed four feet long."
Sweeney hightailed back toward his parked car, shaking with excitement. "Overcome with emotion, I felt puny, but alive, very alive, more alive than ever."
Who can say they felt as alive after a road run? Exactly.
Explore the wild, but do so with open eyes, ears and senses. Seek out the flora and fauna on your checklist: maybe a black bear, high-alpine columbine, a bald eagle, redwoods, a porcupine or some sage that is best savored when crushed between your fingertips and inhaled deeply.
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It is a cold winter day in Fairbanks, Alaska. But some places are not as cold as others.
The front page picture on the November 28th edition of the Fairbanks Daily News Miner gives a dramatic view of what is happening. A temperature inversion is holding a layer of cold in the valley bottoms, with temperatures as low as -26 degrees F. At the same time in the hills behind Fairbanks, the thermometer registers as high as +8 degrees F.
The change in air density marking the boundary of the inversion distorts the peaks of the Alaska Range, located 90 miles south of Fairbanks. Under these conditions, the normally sharp skyline– with peaks pushing above 14,000 feet– looks more like mesa's of the south western US.
During these events, local pilots know that even though it is cold at the airport, once above the surface, they can expect to be flying in warmer air. If one looks at the horizon during the climb-out, it is not uncommon to see the skyline flip-flop wildly while crossing through this boundary until solidly into the warmer air above.


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which one is better ive never shot either and might be looking to get one so please help!!
used dm9 vs nt 10
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Posted 15 November 2012 - 11:01 PM
DMx > NT
The NTs were discontinued for good reason. They aren't that reliable.
The NTs were discontinued for good reason. They aren't that reliable.
Posted 17 November 2012 - 10:55 AM
The DM series is reliable and much smoother than the NTs. However if your looking for a good feel and better efficiency get an NT. Be careful though, some NTs are good and some are just awful.
Posted 17 November 2012 - 11:19 AM
The nt's are prone to reliability problems. Dm's are a tried and true platform that won't give you a headache, and shoot smoother. I'd take a dm.
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Topic: Observe_form with select boxes and RJS
I have a big search form that contains 3 related select boxes : country, region, area.
I need to send ALL the params form each time I change something in the form, so I used observe_form().
It's work fine and the related select boxes are displayed with RJS... here is the problem : observe_form "can't see" new form items displayed by RJS/AJAX.
So for the 2 related select boxes, I want to send the entire form as observe_form does.
Something like :
<select name="selected_region_id" id="selected_region_id" style="width:200px;" onchange="new Ajax.Updater('', '/main/items/finder/filter', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true, parameters:Form.serialize(this)}); return false;">
This doesn't work... I don't know why.
Notice that my form is a form_remote_tag... without any submit button.
I can't use observe_field because I need all my params in the controller as I say...
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SOFTBALL: Sheffield wins home opener; Dragons stay hot
A six-run fourth inning propelled the Sheffield Lady Wolverines to a win in their home opener Monday afternoon, as they defeated East Forest by a score of 9-7 in non-league action at Sheffield Area High School.
The visitors jumped ahead early, scoring a pair of runs in the first inning and three more in the second to take a 5-0 lead before Sheffield battled back with three runs of their own in the bottom of the third. That set up the big fourth inning, and the Wolverines held off an East Forest rally late in the game to earn their first win of the season.
"Once we got going, we started to look better," said Sheffield coach Traci Vile. "We were a little sloppy at first. You could tell we haven't been outside much."
Sophomore pitcher Maddie Fiscus earned the win for Sheffield, going five innings while striking out four before being relieved by senior Hannah Vile to close out the game.
Center fielder Brandy Rockwell had a big day offensively, going 3-for-4 at the plate with one RBI and two runs scored. Fiscus added two hits of her own, and Vile knocked in a pair of RBI in the deciding fourth inning.
The Lady Wolverines(1-2) will look for win number two when they open their league schedule Tuesday at Elk County Catholic.
EAST FOREST (7): ab-r-h: King 3-3-2, McGlow 4-1-3, Shetler 4-0-1, Songer 4-1-2, Motter 4-1-0, Geyer 2-0-0, Makoby 2-0-0, Clow 4-0-1, Rathvon 2-1-0, Hargenrader 2-0-0, Shipe 3-0-0, Totals 34-7-9.
SHEFFIELD (9): Mad. Fiscus 4-1-2, Hoffman 2-2-1, Baldensperger 4-1-1, Vile 2-0-1, Mar. Fiscus 3-1-1, Maines 3-1-0, Orinko 3-1-0, Pratz 3-0-1, Rockwell 4-2-3, Totals 28-9-11.
East Forest 230 000 2 – 7 9
Sheffield 003 600 x – 9 11
WP – Mad. Fiscus. LP – Songer.
Warren 13, Vincent 0
ERIE – Good teams find ways to score runs with two down.
Warren scored nine of its 13 runs with two outs Monday, winning its fourth straight game with a 13-0 triumph over Strong Vincent.
"What I liked about today was how we kept fighting with two outs," said Warren coach Mark Bupp. "We didn't stop fighting and had some really strong at-bats and scored some big runs at big times."
The Dragons had two outs and runners on second and third in a 0-0 game when Paige Wilson continued her early season dominance with a two-run double that made it 2-0. Erica Blair followed with a 14-pitch at-bat that ended with a walk and Kathryn Lobdell next drove home a pair with a two-run double. Wilson would score on a wild pitch and Lobdell on an error to close the scoring at 6-0 after a half-inning.
Already up 7-0 in the third inning, the Dragons added two additional two-out runs when Kennedy Walter ripped a single and scored on Kaitlin Ishman's two-run homer. Ishman's bomb to dead centerfield made it 9-0 and the game was all but over.
Wilson finished the game 4-for-4 with a pair of doubles and four RBI. Through four games, the freshman is hitting .750 (12-of-16) with a homer and 11 RBI. Pitcher Alexa Bupp struck out six and walked none in a three-hitter and Ishman was 3-for-4 with four runs scored and a pair of RBI.
The Dragons face a tough test Tuesday when they travel to Waterford to play Fort LeBoeuf. Fort LeBoeuf defeated Warren in last year's District 10 Class AAA Championship Game. Both teams have several key pieces back from last year's teams.
WARREN (13): Ishman, 2b, 4-4-3-2, Eaton, ss, 4-0-0-0, Bupp, p, 3-2-2-1, Loutzenhiser, 1b, 3-0-0-0, Wilson, c, 4-3-4-4, Blair, rf, 3-1-1-1, Mineweaser, 3b, 4-1-0-1, Lobdell, lf, 3-1-1-2, Walter, cf, 3-1-1-0, Munksgard, cr, 0-1-0-0, Wees, cr, 0-0-0-0, Totals: 31-13-12-11
STRONG VINCENT (0): G. Hess, 3b, 2-0-1-0, Jobczynski, 1b, 2-0-1-0, H. Hess, p, 2-0-0-0, A. Peck, ss, 2-0-0-0, Lichuca, 2b, 2-0-0-0, Ghostin, cf, 2-0-0-0, McCallister, c, 2-0-1-0, H. Peck, rf, 2-0-0-0, Jones, lf, 2-0-0-0, Totals: 18-0-3-0
Warren 612 13 – 13 12 0
Strong Vincent 000 00 – 0 3 3
2b-Lobdell (W), Wilson (W) 2, G. Hess (S). 3b-Bupp (W), Blair (C). HR-Ishman (W). WP-Bupp. LP-H. Hess.
Ike 15, Villa Maria 13
ERIE – Hitting is contagious as Eisenhower found out Monday during its 15-13 victory over Villa Maria.
"We just got a lot of timely hits today," said Eisenhower softball coach R.J. Williams. "Everybody who stepped up to the plate got a hit. It looked like a lot of fun actually."
The Knights (1-1) smacked 17 hits and were ripping the ball from the very beginning against the Victors. The Knights scored four times in the top of the first and pushed its lead to double figures with an eight-run fourth.
Leading 4-1, Natasha Morrison led off the fourth inning with a double and scored on Emily McJunkin's RBI single. Mallory Trumbull followed with a single of her own and Kelsey Repke sent a three-run homer into the wind that still easily left the park.
The Repke homer made it 8-1, but the Knights weren't done. Brooke Stanton and Kristen Wagner delivered RBI hits and Morrison knocked in two more runs with her second double of the inning to make it 12-1 Eisenhower.
After a three-run burst in fifth inning made it 15-3, Villa Maria started clawing into the lead with contagious hitting of its own. Villa scored five times in the fifth, three times in the sixth and twice more in the seventh to make it 15-13. The bases were loaded in the bottom of the seventh and the tying run was on second when a groundball hit to Ashley Barnett was flipped to third for a game ending force out.
Stanton led the Knights with four hits on the day. Morrison added three hits and Repke, Haylie Birt and McJunkin added two hits each. Morrison drove in four runs and Repke and Stanton added three RBI apiece.
Eisenhower (1-1) travels to Franklin on Tuesday.
EISENHOWER (15): Repke, cf, 4-2-2-3, D. Williams, 2b, 4-2-1-0, Birt, ss-p, 5-2-2-2, Stanton, 2b, 5-2-4-3, Barnett, rf-ss, 4-1-1-0, Wagner, 3b, 4-2-1-1, Morrison, 1b, 4-2-3-4, McJunkin, p-rf, 3-0-2-2, Lange, cr, 0-1-0-0, Schutt, ph, 1-0-0-0, Trumbull, lf, 4-1-1-0, Totals: 38-15-17-15
VILLA MARIA (13): Slausser, ss, 4-3-1, Colish, 2b, 5-1-2, Luteran, p-1b, 5-2-4, Graml, cf, 4-0-0-0, Coleman, lf, 2-3-1, Colts, 3b, 4-3-3, Maulick, 1b-p, 4-1-0, Neely, c, 4-0-2, Bucheral, lf, 4-0-0, Totals: 36-13-13
Eisenhower 400 830 0 – 15 17 4
Villa Maria 010 253 2 – 13 13 5
2b-Luteran (V), Stanton (E), Morrison (E) 2, McJunkin (E). 3b-Morrison (E). HR-Repke (E). WP-McJunkin. LP-Luteran. Save-Birt.
Iroquois 10, Youngsville 0
LAWRENCE PARK – The Youngsville Lady Eagles ran into a tough Region 5 opponent Monday afternoon, dropping a 10-0 contest to the Iroquois Braves at Iroquois High School.
Iroquois pitcher Joanna Ragen blanked the Eagles while allowing just four hits in five innings of work. Three of those hits came from sophomore shortstop Kennedy Cratty, while twin sister Karissa Cratty picked up the other.
Defensively, Haley Gray threw out a runner at the plate from left field.
The loss drops Youngsville to 0-2 overall and 0-1 in Region 5. They will continue to look for their first win of the season Tuesday when they travel to Rocky Grove for a region match-up with the Orioles.
YOUNGSVILLE (0): ab-r-h-rbi: Ken. Cratty, ss 3-0-3-0, Horn, 3b 3-0-0-0, Jameson, cf 1-0-0-0, Gustafson, p 2-0-0-0, Sveda, rf 2-0-0-0, Gray, lf 2-0-0-0, Lewis, c 2-0-0-0, Kar. Cratty, 2b 2-0-1-0, Anderson, 1b 2-0-0-0. Totals 19-0-4-0.
IROQUOIS (10): Cabaday, 2b 3-2-2-2, Tombaugh, 1b 4-2-3-2, Ashley, rf 1-0-0-2, Ragen, p 3-0-2-2, Martin, cr 0-1-0-0, Campbell, dp 2-0-0-0, Canavan, cf 3-1-2-1, Hatton, c 2-2-1-0, Johnson, lf 3-1-1-0, Kaliszewski, ss 3-1-2-1, Finotti, 3b 0-0-0-0, Rizzo, 3b 1-0-0-0. Totals 25-10-13-10.
Youngsville 000 00 – 0 4 0
Iroquois 320 23 – 10 13 0
WP – Ragen. LP – Gustafson
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by JCoz » Fri Aug 05, 2011 9:21 am
furls wrote:OK, so lets set the over-under for end of year ranking at 16. Would you take the over or under?I am taking the under. I think they will end up around 7-10. This is a good team and I think dismissing them is a mistake. Right now they are going off at 25:1 to win the BCS. I don't think they win it all, but they do have the D to do it. The O???? Well there is a lot of uncertainty there, but the defense will be as good or better than last year's.
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FUDU wrote:I have to disagree on the home front Coz, Wiscy is the obvious danger of course but the rest of that home schedule IMO is not scary. MSU, pfft.
by mattvan1 » Sat Aug 06, 2011 10:50 am
JCoz wrote: The under is always a negative connotation.
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peeker643 wrote:Jesus y'all.Just say where you think they'll finish within 3 numbers (and yeah I get that's actually four spots in the polls).I'll go 9th-12th.This team is solid and likley loses two ball games to experienced defenses much like Pryor vs. Penn State in the 'Shoe a couple years ago. Reports of their death have been greatly exaggerated, much to the chagrin of the program's haters.
by Cerebral_DownTime » Sat Aug 20, 2011 3:46 pm
The Big Ten placed four teams in the rankings with Wisconsin (No. 11), Michigan State (No. 17) and Ohio State (No. 18) joining Nebraska.
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motherscratcher wrote:I agree with that JCoz. Nebraska is going to be a bitch. You know that they have OSU circled on their calendars and hVe the Buckeyes targeted as the team they need to beat to introduce themselves to the B1G. Playing in Nebraska, with a newly integrated team, against a Husker opponent and crowd that will be as amped up as any on history, is a steep hill to climb.I'm also scared to death of Michigan for some reason. I just keep thinking of Tress taking his first team into Ann Arbor and am worried that Hoke might be able to pull off the same thing. I think our ace in the hole there is that Fickell will have his team whipped into a frenzy for that game. I can't imaging that he and Vrabel will tolerate being the ones to go north and fuck the dog after our recent domination. And, our team is better. That's probably the most important thing.
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furls wrote:I am not even sure that Miami will be able to field a team on 17 Sep.I just watched some Nebraska football on ESPN classic friday. I am not sure I understand what the big deal is, the D is pretty good (although they did lose some major players), but the offense was awful. Martinez cannot actually throw a football. I am telling you, the NE game is going to be tough, but I don't think it is a guaranteed L.I like this team to win 11+ games this year. Tressel was a good coach, but it is not like he was the greatest tactician in NCAAF history. I am concerned about the offensive play calling, but I figure it really could not be more predictable than it was last year (or any of the last 10 years). Defense will be all world, better than last year.
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mattvan1 wrote:JCoz wrote: The under is always a negative connotation.Not necessarily. Depends on the bet, especially prop betsNumber of times Michigan will beat Ohio State in the next 3 years. O/U is 1. Number of games Colt McCoy will miss due to injury. O/U is 3.Number of times Fire Marshall Bill will pop in after yet another PSU loss to remind us at least the Nittany Lion program doesn't cheat. O/U is 4See, in each the above examples, the under is a good thing
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Skip to comments.IRS, White House officials that shared confidential taxpayer info had 155 White House meetings
Posted on 10/11/2013 12:00:14 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
Embattled IRS official Sarah Hall Ingram made 155 visits to the White House to meet with a top Obama White House official with whom she exchanged confidential taxpayer information over email.
Of Ingrams 165 White House meetings with White House staff, a staggering 155 of them were hosted by deputy assistant to the president for health policy Jeanne Lambrew, according to a June Watchdog.Org analysis of White House visitor records.
Ingram exchanged confidential taxpayer information with Lambrew and White House health policy advisor Ellen Montz, according to 2012 emails obtained by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. (RELATED: White House, IRS exchanged confidential taxpayer info).......
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Ok Issa, put up or shut up..how much more do you need?
If he pussyfoots through this, then it truly is just kabuki.
Is there any doubt in your mind?
Explains why the republican efforts against this guy/party seem so incredibly inept.
And after doing this the Obama Regime is openly blaming the Tea Party supporters for the govt shutdown. The ongoing intimidation is chilling.
YOU CAN NEVER VOTE FOR A RAT!......they are all alike....
money speaks...I can't believe that certain records could be bought.....
Of course, even if you are our traitor President, recalling the furloughed NPS guards would have been cheaper, but it's all in the noise, isn't it?
And it was also on the Senate floor, which is why Dingy can't be sued for it.
The problem comes when Republicans take them seriously, following their advice and their lead over the cliff and into the political abyss."
Rubin is an idiot. The Tea party activists/Conservatives gave Republicans the majority in the House and in many states as well while Mushers like Romney lost to the likes of Obama.
"I would just say it's been mischaracterized all along," said Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., a House freshman and former small-business owner whose North Carolina district, once held by Democratic Rep. Heath Shuler, is 91 percent white and includes some of the state's most conservative communities.
"There are a lot of guys here who have nothing to do with the Tea Party that are supporting this effort because people back home are asking them to do that," Meadows told the Washington Examiner.
Democrats and many Republicans see Meadows as a primary architect of the GOP's fight against any government spending bill that funds Obamacare.
It was Meadows who in August circulated a letter to fellow Republicans asking them to join him in demanding that House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, and Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., "affirmatively defund" the health care law in any spending measure, even a short-term, temporary bill aimed at preventing a government shutdown.
Eighty House Republicans signed on, forming the core of the group that influenced Boehner and his leadership team to dig in and insist that the health care law be limited or delayed in the budget bill. To pressure their leaders, the group simply refused to support any spending bill that didn't limit Obamacare in some way.
The group has also been influenced heavily by Sens. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Mike Lee, R-Utah, who are leading the opposition to Obamacare in the Senate and who have pressured conservative House GOP members to stand firm............................"
Nixon was almost impeached for lesser crimes than crimes committed by Obama
My tag line says it all.
Sarah Hall Ingram
Jeanne Lambrew
If the roles had been reversed, the Democrats would already have TENS of people in PRISON!!
But can she fly?
Everyone who thinks Obama didn't know about this raise your hands.
And of course, the Man Child, who is meticulous in his closing parks, and putting the screws to common Americans as CArter would do, (I recall where he would not allow the SS to use the tennnis court when he was on an extended leave from the WH), DID NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS. BULL SHIT...
I would not be surprised that all three of these ladies have had abortions....
The IRS will soon have a database of all medical procedures.
There's the smoking gun.
Who put the picture of Ben Franklin in?
Why isn't this getting more attention? I watched it yesterday, how is this woman running around free, never mind in charge?
She can't remember the text of the email she wrote, when there's plenty there to jog her memory and she should also have the original. The White House should have a copy as well.
But no, she is allowed to sit there and say she doesn't remember what she wrote and anyway it isn't her decision to censor it as improper.
And she doesn't remember what she wrote, but she definitely remembers that she has never written anything illegal and confidential.
This will go on and on, until the every GOP (DNC-impostor)
Senator and Congressman is REMOVED.
THEY are WORTHLESS scum, equal totally to the DNC in
their piggish, treason.
agree !
Now would be the time to put padlocks on the gates and dare them to cross the line.
Every single employee that works for this criminal organization is complicit with taking down this country.
She looked pretty smug up there testifying, didn't she?
I guess she looked over everyone's tax returns before she showed up (and all their emails, bank accounts, medical records, phone calls, movie rentals, GPS tracking data, etc, etc.).
Patience, patience...... There is much more to come
There is the need to create anxiety and tension and fear and then panic to get some to rat on others that will rat on Obama
The climax needs to be next year, perhaps July
I would not be surprised if they aren't abortions that lived.
I was a kid during the Nixon era and only remember the events in the abstract. Being he was a Republican, I can safely assume which side the media was on. I'm curious how conservatives of the day reacted to Nixon's shenanigans. I have to think some turned on him.
It's amazing to me that so many people today are prostituting their principles and beliefs to cover for Obama. If you listen to the news, there are no wars, no unemployment, snooping on citizens, IRS scandals. Seems like there would be just a few honest liberals out there.
They are in lock-step with him.
"...I would not be surprised that all three of these ladies have had abortions...."
Three is nothing lady-like about any of these three evil prostitutes. They ARE an abortion and really have no business in the government of the People.
We do indeed need a thorough cleansing of our government...
I've had it with Issa.
He's proven the fact that he is nothing more than "all blow and no show."
Can anyone actually point to a PHYSICAL (not a VERBAL) action that he has taken to actually DO SOMETHING.....other than blow hot air at the problem.
He is the classic "hot air" Republican.
Let it also not slip by that this woman was in charge of the politically motivated screening of tax exempt groups,
delaying and denying conservative groups while letting libs sail through.
What do you think they'll do with healthcare?
Don't you think they'll have some statistical analysis of your information to show your likely voting pattern and grant or deny healthcare based on that?
Watchdog.Org analysis (of white house visitor logs)
From the article:
Of Ingrams 165 White House meetings with White House staff, a staggering 155 of them were hosted by deputy assistant to the president for health policy Jeanne Lambrew, according to a June Watchdog.Org analysis of White House visitor records.
Ingram exchanged confidential taxpayer information with Lambrew and White House health policy advisor Ellen Montz, according to 2012 emails obtained by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
Note names and positions:
Jeanne Lambrew and Ellen Montz
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When we ran into Will Hudson at the Southeastern Nationals in Charlotte last October, his brown and beige '50 Ford was wearing a little yellow sticker on the driver-side headlight, indicating it was just a few hours away from winning a Goodguys award.
This was the first show for the recently completed shoebox, and Will-like every other participant there-was eager to show off the custom he'd built. In addition to getting a little personal glory, Will was also hoping that this two-tone sedan would be a good rolling promotion for Hudsons Rod & Customs, his custom car shop in eastern Tennessee.
It's pretty cool when you can turn your passion into a money-making business, especially when it's in collaboration with somebody who has been a lifelong influence. Homer Hudson is Will's dad and partner in the shop. Will grew up watching Homer build rods and drag cars. Now, they work on customers cars together-and the occasional personal project, like this one.
Will was working on a real rough '51 Chevy Fleetline when a customer called with a lead on a '56 Ford pickup and a '50 Ford sedan. Homer and the customer drove to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to check them out, and came home with both. The customer wanted to finish the pickup first, but Will kept coming up with ideas for the '50. He talked the customer into selling him the car and talked illustrator Jason Rushforth into creating a concept drawing based on those ideas. "I told him I wanted something edgy, and this is what we came up with," he told us.
The car was in good shape, so Will could get busy shaving and filling holes and turning the Ford into the custom he'd imagined.
Some of the best customs are cars that mix differing themes in one car to create something unique. Of course, some of the worst customs do that, too. It's a tricky way to go, and you have a disaster if things don't go right. If they do, you have a gem that blends a lot of contemporary style with a lot of traditional cues, like this one does. Will not only managed to make the blend work, he carried it over to every part of the car, so the exterior, interior, and engine compartment all go together.
The sedan was completed in a year and a half. That's quick work considering Will spent all his days building cars for customers, and had to come up with the energy to spend an additional six or eight hours wrenching on his personal project after the shop was closed for the night. His family and friends were all supportive, and in addition to his dad, Homer, Will got help from Pig Smith, Dave Walker, Al Bettner, and Abby Hudson. Now, his shoebox is hitting more shows, earning more yellow stickers, and covering a few miles.
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The ground-level stance of the '50 might give the illusion of some sliced sheetmetal, but the stock body and top are intact. The hardware was shaved away, but the headlight bezels, replacement grille pieces from Dan Carpenter, side trim, and stock bumpers-minus the bumper guards-were kept in place. Will eliminated the Ford nose emblem and replaced the stock hood trim with a simpler strip. The front and rear side windows were fitted with one-piece tinted glass. A full bellypan was built below it all. Jonathan Goolsby, from Bessemer, Alabama, gets credit for the two-tone brown and beige, shot with DuPont Hot Hues paint.
If your mouth doesn't drop open when you see this interior, then it must've been open to begin with. It's modern and stealth but still with the flavor of a shoebox Ford. The original dash was cleaned up, shot with flat black, and customized with a Haneline 120-mph speedo in the stock location pod with the stock bezel. An H logo from Hudson's fills the center spot where a clock once ticked. Interior Supply provided the front and rear buckets, which Will covered in black leather. The custom door panels are done in leather and suede. The center console features custom aluminum trim pieces with wire mesh. Keeping the painted column drop near the floor makes the Flaming River column look like it's floating, and the Lecarra Mark 40 steering wheel has the look of an up-to-date '50 Ford wheel. Taylor Seals created the custom shifter and turn-signal knobs, and the aluminum pedals are from Phipps Rod & Custom Accessories. Air conditioning is from Hot Rod Air, and the stereo is from Kenwood.


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Investors have totally lost confidence in the leadership of the Danish windmill giant, Vestas. Earlier this week, on October 31, 2011, their stock plummeted almost 25% - the most recent, most dramatic swing in a roller-coaster ride that started in 2008.
This most recent disaster was triggered by a discreet announcement late Sunday evening that a German turbine factory, owned by Vestas, couldn't deliver on time, which was going to severely reduce earnings for the year.
I've been monitoring Vestas for over a year, not as an investor, but because I am fascinated by how poorly this company handles social media. Let me be blunt: Vestas just doesn't get it - and it has cost them millions.
A story about "Black Tuesday"
On the morning of October 26, 2010, I read the headline on the Danish business newspaper, Børsen, that Vestas was going to fire 3000 employees. At 9:45, someone told me that Vestas' CEO, Ditlev Engel was holding a press conference at 10:00. Around 10:15, another colleague told me that a Danish windmill company was declaring bankruptcy and that there would be a statement at 11:00.
About 10:20, as Engel rambled on to the press corps (streamed live on the internet), the first remarks started to appear on Twitter: "So when is he going to tell us the company has gone bust?" Actually, another, smaller windmill company, Skycon, had gone into receivership. Although this news had been announced earlier that morning, the particulars were overshadowed by the happenings at Vestas. No interesting statements were made at 11:00.
However, looking at Vestas' stock price that morning, there was a curious, minute-by-minute correlation between the tweets and the stock. About 10:20, when the stock was falling, but not yet in free-fall, the first social media messages appeared. And during the next 15 minutes, Vestas lost almost DKK 20 million in stock capitalization. After 11:00, when it was clear from the news updates that Skycon, not Vestas, had gone broke, Vestas stock rallied briefly. But only briefly; the company lost a bundle that day - the company's communication punctuated by occasional tweets providing a link to the online video of Engel's press conference.
Coincidentally, a senior VP at Vestas told me later that day that the company had a community manager responsible for their social media. But what does this person actually do? For the next 26 hours, there wasn't a single tweet - during which time Vestas lost over 10% of its total market capitalization.
Late in the evening of October 27, 2010, Vestas finally posted a tweet. Too little, too late.
Could social media help?
If you had looked at social-media activity related to Vestas on October 26-27, 2010, it was clear that people - including Bloomberg - were looking for some kind of useful communication. But there was none.
On October 27, 2010, Vestas had roughly 450 followers. A couple of days ago, Vestas stock again plummeted, this time by almost 25%. They now have 3,600 followers on Twitter. But did Vestas tweet? No. A repeat performance from a year ago.
Finally, a tweet - at 9:20 AM on Tuesday November 1, 2011. Throughout the dismal Monday, Vestas remained silent.
So here's my message, dear Vestas: people WANT to talk with you. The dramatic rise in your number of Twitter followers shows this. So why aren't you engaging with them? Do you have a social-media strategy or are you just making this up as you go along? If so, consider taking a different approach. The most recent debacle reduced the value of your stock by 24.3%. The costs to prepare a professional social-media strategy and the salary for an effective community manager are far less. You do the math.
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It's strange that you are bashing Vestas for lack of their social media strategy when at the same time your company Twitter account is very bad with no real content apart from some retweets. When can we expect to see your social media strategy being implemented there?
The difference is that we know we have work to do, Vestas doesn't. Nor do we have stockholders to whom we are responsible.
Eric, it is very against good social media policy to delete user's comments just because you don't agree with them. Talking about "not getting the social media"
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Bad publicity on this business could affect you. The media is very important if you have to have a successful business. The person who is responsible with the marketing strategy is important too.
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But contained within this solar atmosphere lies one of the great mysteries in science. The largest part of the sun's atmosphere is a layer called the corona. For some reason the corona is hotter than the actual surface of the sun below it. Much hotter.
Why is the Corona So Hot?
The surface of the sun is almost 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit. That's really hot. But the sun's corona is over 200 times hotter—millions of degrees Fahrenheit. That's like the actual flame of a fire being 200 times colder than the air around that fire.
Why would the area around a hot burning mass be hotter than something that is actually closer to the source of heat? And if the corona is so hot, then why doesn't it heat up the sun's surface to a similar temperature?
Well, the truth is that nobody knows for sure. Lots of scientists are hard at work trying to figure out the answer. One potential explanation is magnetic forces. All that superheated gas in the sun core creates a strong magnetic field—like Earth's magnetic field, but a whole lot stronger and more chaotic. Some scientists think that it is this magnetic field that gives the sun's corona energy.
Are Strong Magnetic Forces to Blame?
If that were true, then powerful magnetic waves would be causing atoms in the gas surrounding the sun to move very quickly. The faster the atoms in something move, the hotter it is. That's all heat is—moving atoms.
It's very hard to study the sun, and scientists are still not entirely sure how magnetic force could produce heat, or why the surface of the sun is not heated by the hot corona. But that's the great thing about science—there's always some big mystery just waiting to be solved.