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Morgan Freeman began acting in grade school plays at age nine. By the time he was in high school he was on the radio in Memphis. He turned down an acting scholarship to Jackson State University in Mississippi to join the Air Force, but after his military service he began a slow, steady climb to show business prominence, initially as a dancer and later as an actor in touring companies.
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Attorney Daryl M. Williams not only flies clients, trial witnesses and often a videographer and court reporter all over the western U.S. in a Cessna 421C that he pilots himself-he also trailblazed his own bit of aviation law.
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An afternoon drizzle fell over the grounds of the Grande Prêmio do Brasil as the banshee wail of the fastest racecars in the world ricocheted through the team paddocks. It was November 2-the final lap of the last race of the 2008 Formula One season.
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You might never have heard Mick Jones' name, but if you've spent any time near a radio since the late 1970s, you've probably heard plenty of his music. Because the founder and guitarist of the rock group Foreigner rarely sings lead vocals and also because the band touts its brand name rather than its individual members, the UK native has never become particularly well known in his own right.
October 1, 2009
Jim Sexton quit college after about a week because he wanted to create his own entrepreneurial future. "I have a knack for designing and picking things that people will buy," he said.
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When the effervescent Wolfgang Puck visits Spago, his signature restaurant in Beverly Hills, he often stops by each table to greet fans of his innovative "fusion" cuisine, which blends cooking styles and ingredients from various parts of the world.
September 1, 2009
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text: MIT and Microsoft researchers this week demonstrated a transparent computer that lets users "reach inside" and touch digital content. With help from Microsoft scientists, Jinha Lee—an MIT doctoral candidate fulfilling his South Korean military obligation by working at Samsung Electronics—designed the SpaceTop 3D PC. The system includes a transparent LED display with built-in cameras used to track a user's gestures and eye movements. Lee said the machine enables people to use computers more intuitively. "SpaceTop allows users to type, click, draw in 2D, and directly manipulate interface elements that float in the 3D space above the keyboard." It would also be a helpful interface for young users, he says. Lee demonstrated the computer at the recent TED conference in Long Beach, California. (BBC)(Wired UK)(SpaceTop)

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You have just a few days left to enter for your chance to win a VIP weekend in Lake Tahoe for Sublime With Rome's show at the MontBleu Resort on March 11th. One lucky winner will get a pair of VIP tickets to the show, at deluxe room at the MontBleu for two nights and a backstage meet & Greet with the band. Click HERE to enter now!
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Full TitleQuality of Life Assessment in Breast Cancer Patients with Radiation-Induced Telangiectasias Treated with the Pulsed Dye Laser
Telangiectasias are small dilated blood vessels in the skin that can result from radiation therapy for breast cancer. Pulsed dye laser is a treatment for telangiectasias that causes the blood vessels to shrink and become less visible. The purpose of this study is to see if pulsed dye laser treatment for radiation-induced telangiectasias affects a woman's overall well-being.
Participants will be asked to complete a questionnaire asking how they feel about the telangiectasias, their radiated skin, and its effect on their daily lives. They will complete the questionnaire before the first treatment and after the final treatment, and investigators will compare their answers with the improvement in their skin appearance after treatment. It is hoped that the results of this study will help healthcare providers better understand how patients feel about the long-term effects of radiation on their skin.
Participants in this study include women age 18 and older being treated for breast cancer with surgery and radiation therapy who have telangiectasias in the radiation field of the treated breast.
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Our guests are in excellent hands from the moment they arrive at the airport. Our own experienced driver welcomes our guests and quickly transports them to the villa, so they can start experiencing their holiday as soon as possible. With 30 years of experience in the touring business, our driver is also available for hire for half-day to full-day excursions or shopping trips.
Villa Seriska has cultivated excellent relationships with some of the best adventure tour operators in Bali. On behalf of our guests, we can arrange anything; a trip to the exciting Bali zoo; white water rafting; kayaking; four wheel drive tours; quad biking; horse riding; elephant rides; tandem paragliding; kite surfing; parasailing; deep water fishing; snorkeling; dolphin tours; water skiing; diving; surfing; golf; bungee jumping; and tree-top adventures to name a few. This service includes a pick-up and drop-off to Villa Seriska, so our guests' journey runs as smoothly as possible.
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Sikorsky Receives $135 Million Denmark FMS Procurement
The U.S. Army has granted a $135.8-million payment to Sikorsky Aircraft as part of a $4.95-billion contract for MH-60R green aircraft in support of Denmark. The award covers the fiscal year 2013 portion of the foreign military sales (FMS) contract.
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The events calendar on the website is the canonical listing of what events are happening at the Forest. http://theforest.org.uk got just under 8000 unique hits last month, 2,262 from Edinburgh alone. More people see it than check the BB, the printed Forest Programme or the blackboard in the café so please please add events so we can spread the Forest love to the most people!
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Close Up Britain Level 1 Tips and Strategies
- App name: Close Up Britain
- Developer: Mediaflex Games
- Genre: Trivia
- Release: Sep 23, 2014
If you are stuck on Close Up Britain level 1 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.
Level 1 Walkthrough
This page contains Close Up Britain video walkthroughs for iOS (iPhone/iPad) called "- answers" and has been uploaded on Apps Walkthrough Guides official channel at Sep 29, 2014.
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I drink most of my tea in my office on campus. There I have a kettle and a Japanese iron teapot. I find, though that often the tea gets cold before I'm done drinking. I'd like some way to keep it warm.
-some kind of electric warming plate for the teapot (is there one that would work with my teapot? would I need a new pot?)
PRO: maybe less expensive?
CON: can't really have an open flame at work are there other options?
-get one of those electric automatic teamakers that keep it warm like coffee
PRO: simple
CON: I like using my teapot it's elegant and makes me smile.
-some kind of warming mug?
PRO: could keep the teapot
CON: Might be too much junk on my desk, could be ugly looking
-put it in a thermos
PRO: simple solution.
CON: not elegant, would it really keep it warm enough
-just toss out tea
PRO: always have fresh tea
CON: wasteful, forced to leave my desk, nearest drain is far away and I'm lazy
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Dear editor:
A few thoughts of mine. Democracy in the U. S. A. Home of the Free? Are not politicians supposed to do the will of the people? Now we have politicians who think they know what is best for me. So did Hitler and Stalin! A few examples:
No smoking – In public places I tolerated. Now no smoking in my own home if I have children or guests. No drinking after 2 a.m. I used to have a job where I worked until one a.m. That left me with one hour for a beer after work. Can't buy beer after 2 a.m. Why? Can't buy beer until 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, again why?
Separation of church and state? Ha ha bah 2nd Amendment. The right to keep and bear arms! If 20 children and 6 teachers died in Newtown why could not one armed teacher have stopped that lunatic. He killed his own mother to get that weapon! What or who could have prevented that? No one. But one lawful gun owner could have!
No soda in New York larger than the govenor says? Now he wants to say what you can eat and how much. Who or what gives him the right to tell me what to do? So pray to this God he is my God. The only God? Maybe or maybe not but 200+ years ago our forefathers fought a bloody war because of this. Do I smell another one on the way. I say this is AMERICA home of the free! Land of the brave!
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Thelma Lucille Hammond
Thelma Lucille Hammond, age 100, passed away peacefully on Monday, February 11, 2013, at the Nathan Littauer Nursing Home in Gloversville, N.Y. She had been a resident there for three weeks.
The daughter of Walter J. and Marion Hammond, Thelma was born September 14, 1912, in Colbrook, New Hampshire. She graduated from high school and spent most of her youth in New Hampshire, moving to Northville, N.Y. with her family.
She was employed for many years as a bookkeeper for the Northville Glove Factory and later for the Adirondack Furniture Corp.
Thelma was a member of the Northville United Methodist Church and Eastern Star. She enjoyed family, playing cards, word searches, and the New York Yankees.
She was predeceased by her brother, Gordon J. Hammond and is survived by a niece, Karen (Hammond) Springett of Morris, N.Y.; two nephews, Walter J. Hammond of Black River, N.Y., William C. Hammond of Clinton, Mass.; and several great-nieces and nephews.
A funeral service will be held on Friday, February 15, 2013, at 1 p.m. at the Northville Funeral Home. There will be no calling hours. Spring burial will be held in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Northville. Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to the Northampton Ambulance Squad. Condolences may be made to the family online at www.northvillefuneralservice.com.


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Albert Einstein: Life and Career
His name is synonymous with knowledge, intelligence and scientific discovery. Albert Einstein undoubtedly possessed one of the most influential minds of the twentieth century. From his theory of relativity to his explanation of the photoelectric effect, Einstein helped build the foundation of modern physics. As one of the world's most prominent Jews, he was targeted by the Nazi Party and forced to relocate to the United States. There, he lived out the rest of his days in search of a unified field theory. In this video, WatchMojo.com learns more about the life and career of Albert Einstein.


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Sunday, October 7, 2012
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Korby Lenker
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Korby Lenker
Korby Lenker's country, folk, rock and pop was cultivated through explorations both earthy and educated. He played in alt.rock bands in high school, studied music in college and discovered bluegrass only after quitting the city and spending some time retreating in a little cabin. He went unplugged and started flat-picking, eventually lighting out to West Virginia where he attended both bluegrass festivals and Appalachian mountain church services. In 2000, Korby returned to the West Coast, where he formed The Barbed Wire Cutters, who SPIN called "the young riders of the bluegrass revolt." ?King of Hearts,' Korby's 7th record in 5 years, was released in November 2005. A departure from his bluegrass roots, this rock-oriented effort features lived-to-tell-it songwriting, spurring KEXP to say: "This singer-songwriter expands his sound to stunning effect on his latest album." www.korbylenker.com
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Tuna Bread Salad
- 1 cup halved cherry tomatoes
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 cup cooked great Northern white beans
- 1 (5 to 6-ounce) can light tuna, packed in oil, drained
- 1 shallot, thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup sliced pitted kalamata olives
- 1/2 long baguette, cut into cubes (slightly stale works great)
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons roughly chopped fresh basil leaves (or oregano)
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
In medium serving bowl, add the tomatoes and season with salt and pepper, to taste. Let sit for 10 minutes before adding the beans, tuna, shallots and olives. Just before serving, mix in the bread cubes and combine gently.
In a small bowl, whisk together the mustard, vinegar and salt and pepper, to taste. Drizzle in the oil, whisking to blend. Pour over the salad just before serving. Add the basil and toss. Taste for seasoning before serving.
Recipes courtesy Melissa d'Arabian
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Last week, I had the honor of attending the Congressional Gold Medal ceremony for Professor Muhammad Yunus. Eight Members of Congress representing the leadership of both chambers and both parties, came together to pay tribute to this remarkable man. As Senator Durbin pointed out, Professor Yunus is just the seventh person in history to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and the Congressional Gold Medal. He is also the first Muslim of any nationality to receive the award. Along with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Congressional Gold Medal is the highest civilian award in the United States.
The ceremony was a moving tribute to a man who has dedicated his life to eliminating poverty, first in his native Bangladesh and later across the globe. As the founder of Grameen Bank, he not only created one of the world's most instantly recognizable institutions, but he launched a revolutionary new approach to development that placed unprecedented trust in the people it assisted to chart their own course out of poverty. Grameen's success speaks for itself.
Professor Yunus was joined yesterday by many friends and family from around the world. We were all touched as his daughter Monica sang "Beautiful Dreamer" in honor of her father. Professor Yunus accepted the award on behalf of all the people of Bangladesh, noting that it was an honor bestowed not just on him but on all of the hard-working people of his native country. Our political leaders may disagree on a great many issues, but they are clearly unified in their respect for Professor Yunus' life and achievements. It was a great day for Bangladesh and an honor for all of us who call ourselves friends of Bangladesh to be there to witness history being made.
Dr. P. in Maryland writes:
I am proud of Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus and grateful to the US Congress.
-Dr. Em Pannah
a Bangladeshi American
Frank C. in California writes:
I don't see anyone from the government giving medals to the brave contractors who have been wounded or died in the war zones around the world. When you start doing that, then MAYBE we'll start caring that you gave the Gold Medal to a Muslim.
Mohammad S. in Washington, D.C. writes:
I am delighted to see Professor Muhammad Yunus is honored for his global tribute "Grameen Bank". His dedication and success to eliminating poverty is unparalled. He is the hero of Bangladesh. Thanks to the U.S. Congress.
Tushar B. in Bangladesh writes:
Thank you Mr. Blake for sharing your expression with us. :)
Kazi Khairul I. in Bangladesh writes:
Sir, We salute you for not what you have achieved in your life but for your trying and effort to eliminate poverty from the world.We are living in a poor country in where we have seen devastating poverty in our early life.Time is getting well.Our country is doing well for reducing of poor people and we are hopeful during the period of our life time our country status as poor nation would go for ever.I pray to Almighty Allah for your long living, good health and peaceful life.
Anup K. in Bangladesh writes:
At first i want to say professor md. Yunus is great person in Bangladesh. i am proud of professor Yunus and grateful to the U S congress.May you live long & God bless him.
Shahidur S. in Bangladesh writes:
Thanks for receive the Nobel Peace Prize, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and the Congressional Gold Medal. He is also the first Muslim of any nationality to receive the award. Along with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Congressional Gold Medal is the highest civilian award in the United States.
Ultimate reality of Philosophy is wonder of creation.
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Peter G. in Australia writes:
Congratulations to all the members of Congress who supported Yunus' gold medal.
Congratulations also to former Secretary of State Clinton, for her support of Yunus during his removal in 2011 from the Grameen Bank by the Government of Bangladesh - for being "too old".
More positively, as Professor Yunus has demonstrated, it costs very little to give impoverished people the wherewithal to improve their lives and a few dollars do make a difference. According to a 2012 World Bank report, as at 2008 about 1.3 billion people around our world lived below the international poverty line of US$1.25 a day.
In 2006, Muhammad Yunus received the Nobel Peace Prize for the noble cause of championing a world free of poverty, and for pioneering the microfinance approach of a hand up not a hand out.
The UN Secretary-General recently reminded us that there are now less than 1,000 days left for achieving the remaining Millennium Development Goals.
It's time to stand with this gold medal champion and give some small credit to the world's poor.
Microfinance helps make poverty history.
Anja G. in Australia writes:
I remember learning about Prof. Yunus and the Grameen Bank in school ten years ago. I also recall how impressed I had already been back then with its successes and flagship role in the fight against global poverty.
It is gratifying to hear about the bank's development into a well-established and strong institution, and that millions of people have been helped out of poverty through microloans.
I was happy to hear about the recognition of Prof. Yunus' achievements as founder and director of the bank - in 2006 with the Nobel Peace Prize award and now with the Gold Medal of the US Congress.
This goes to show that despite the struggle Yunus faces in his own country (with a government trying to increase its control over the institution) world leaders agree on the importance of the bank's role in eradicating poverty.
In regard to the remaining Millennium Development Goals, Australia is currently at a significant point of the year to ensure its compliance with them. The Federal Budget for 2013-14 will be tabled in only 11 days, and it is hoped that Australia will honour its commitment to increase the foreign aid budget to 0.37 per cent of the GNI.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (136 votes).
In short: Excellent local raceIn full: One of the best in the area, challenging course in pleasant countryside, friendly encouraging marshals, toilets without a queue, an organiser who responds to queriesDate of review: June 22, 2009
In short: Throroughly enjoyable - fantastic course and great organisationIn full: Great family fun day out atmosphere, lost happening, and very well organised. The scenery was beautiful! I want to go back! Very tough hills but they just added to the sense of acomplishment. The organisation was flawless. There were very friendly and enthusiastic marshalls in all the right places, the markers were well placed and not confusing at all, water stations in the right places too and a lovely medal waiting for all of us at the end. I spent the rest of my Sunday on a high. I loved it, want to do it again! Thank you so much for providing such a fantastic organisation. Great job!Date of review: June 22, 2009
In short: Tough course, but my kind of 10k. Wish I could have taken in more of the scenery. Very friendly and great organisation. One of the best in the South East.Date of review: June 22, 2009
In short: A great, well organised race attracting some Elite runners yet still catering for all capabilities. Nice fun day out for the family with plenty to keep your kids amused while you take in the lovely scenery of High Elms & Orpington. In full: Great marshalls will encourage you around the course which is hilly in several places presenting a great challenge for runners with 1-2 years experience looking for a stretch.Date of review: June 22, 2009
In short: Hills are a killer!In full: Only my 3rd 10k and I was warned it was a tough one full of hills... it felt like they would never end! Luckily enough downhills to compensate and make up the time lost struggling upwards.Nice medal and really great family atmoshere particularly with all the kids races earlier in the morning.Date of review: June 22, 2009
In short: Thank you so Orpington. Great fun and PB :)In full: I enjoyed the 10k but enjoyed running the 2k with my 7 yr old even more!Date of review: June 21, 2009
In short: Superb Race In full: Marshalls particularly cheeful and helpful and organisation second to none! Thanks to the very helful people at the water station they really gave me such a boost! Date of review: June 21, 2009
In short: Lots of upward inclines certainly tests your legs!Date of review: June 21, 2009
In short: Good to run off road, few challenging climbs, great organisation, short of 10k I'm afraid.Date of review: June 21, 2009
In short: Def not a PB course but going to make this my race to look forward to each year, without the pressure of trying to get a good time. Course was 350 metres short of 10k however.Date of review: June 21, 2009
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Sister act Miranda Boyle and Sara Guice brought their high-end women's clothing boutique Thread to up-and-coming downtown Grandview early last year.
Readers love the store's boho-chic décor and its trend-conscious designers unique to Columbus — Equipment, Rebecca Minkoff, Maison Scotch, Hudson and Collette by Collette Dinnigan, to name a few.
As the boutique's reputation as a must-shop grew, so did its merchandise. Thread also sells jewelry, beauty items, shoes and home décor.
Complementing the clothing, of course, is the boutique's best accessory: its warm customer service.
In the best women's fashion boutique category, Thread on Grandview just barely bested Rowe for the title of top women's fashion boutique in this year's Best Of poll.
Readers really dig Thread's Euro-chic influence of trendy designers, accessible price points (well, as far as high-end fashion boutiques go), and friendly but fashion-forward staff.
Thread is also home to covetable baubles (hello, Pluma gem stone cocktail rings and Katie Waltman necklaces) and luxurious beauty brands (bonjour, Lollia).
Thread has single-handedly made Grandview a shopping destination for Columbus fashionistas.
We assume that single hand is immaculately gloved.
Best New Store runners-up: Elm & Iron, Fringe
Best Women's Fashion Boutique runners-up: Rowe, Ladybird


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In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious, Ever Merciful.
Love for All, Hatred for None.
An Elementary Study
of Islam
On March 12, 1990, at the invitation of the
Department of Islamic Studies, Seville University, Spain, Hadhrat
Mirza Tahir Ahmad delivered an address entitled 'Islam -- A Discourse
on its Elementary and Fundamental Teachings'. He was advised
by the Head of the Department to introduce Islam at an elementary
level, keeping in view that most of the audience, drawn from
other departments and the general public, would have very little
knowledge of Islam. The time allotted for the speech was one
This treatise developed out of that speech.
The author has expanded on various themes, which time had not
permitted in the original lecture. Additionally, in converting
the spoken word into writing, certain changes and amendments
were affected by the speaker himself.
The name of Muhammad, the Holy Prophet of Islam,
has been followed by the symbol (sa) which is an abbreviation
for the salutation 'may peace and blessings of Allah be upon
him.' The names of other prophets and messengers are followed
by the symbol (as) an abbreviation for 'on whom be peace.' The
actual salutations have not generally been set out in full, but
they should, nevertheless, be understood as being repeated in
full in each case.
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AS A JUNIOR IN 2012-13Participated in every meet of the season … Started the season with a dual meet win in the 200 individual medley (1:56.28) against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (10/27) … Concluded his season at PCSC Championships with a top eight swim in the 400 individual medley (4:07.96) and the 200 individual medley (1:54.90).
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2011-12Participated in six events at the Pacific Collegiate Swimming & Diving Conference (PCSC) Championships ... Was second leg of the UC San Diego's second team to finish in the 800 free relay (6:52.36) ... Also swam in the prelims of the 200 IM (1:53.84), 400 IM (4:06.86), 200 free ( 1:46.40), 100 free (48.27) and 200 fly (2:01.61) ... Earned best individual finishes of the season in dual meet against Cal Poly (12/18), taking second place in both the 200 fly (2:20.88) and 400 IM (4:58.31) and had a fourth-place finish as a member of the 400 free relay team (3:51.48).
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE Competed for the Pirates during the 2010-11 season ... OCC won a state championship that year ... Finished as runner-up in the 400 IM at the state championships ... Swam in the 200 IM (1:52), 400 IM (4:01) and 200 free (1:44).
CLUB Competes for La Mirada Armada in La Mirada.
HIGH SCHOOL A 2010 graduate of Sonora High School in La Habra ... Named Most Valuable Player three times in swimming with the Raiders (2008-10) ... Also competed in basketball and water polo ... An All-Freeway League selection in water polo ... Made First Team All-Freeway League in water polo as a junior and senior (2009-10).
PERSONAL Born Dec. 23, 1991 in Whittier ... Parents are John and Desiree Chang ... Has two younger sisters named Nikki and Jackie ... Nikki swims for USC ... Majoring in computer science at Roosevelt College ... Cheers for the Los Angeles Lakers ... Roots for Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant ... The Town and Catch Me If You Can are two of his favorite movies ... Competing at the Community College State Championships is his most memorable moment in swimming ... Favorite UCSD moments are beach workouts ... Hobbies include surfing, playing video games and biking ... Has Porter Robinson on his playlist ... Loves teriyaki chicken ... Kobe Bryant and Steve Jobs are his greatest influences ... Plans to become a software engineer upon graduating from UCSD.


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Power Vista Renovations to Expand Usefulness of Community Room
LEWISTON—The New York Power Authority has announced plans to renovate the Power Vista community room at the Niagara Power Project.
"By making improvements at the Power Vista, the meeting and dining facility will be available more days during the year and will allow us to make the room available to more groups," said Eugene W. Zeltmann, president and chief executive officer of the Power Authority. "The Power Vista has long been the keystone of the Authority's efforts to promote tourism while at the same time being a good neighbor by hosting many of the area's schools, civic and business groups for field trips, meetings and social gatherings. These improvements will enhance those efforts."
The Power Vista, which opened in 1963, has played host to more than 6 million visitors. In 1998 the Power Vista underwent major renovations to the public exhibit area. That exhibit area will not be impacted by these renovations and will remain open to the public.
Currently the community room hosts about 30 groups annually, with the new renovations utilization is expected to increase substantially. The renovations are scheduled to be completed before the end of the year.


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Collins troopers charge teen after domestic incident
Collins troopers charge teen after domestic incident
COLLINS – New York State Troopers Tuesday arrested Davin Lay, 19, of Route 438 in Collins for third-degree assault, third-degree menacing and criminal obstruction of breathing following a domestic incident with his girlfriend that morning.
Lay reportedly confronted his girlfriend inside her home, after she spent the previous night at a friend's. Lay allegedly chased her into a bedroom and pushed her onto the ground, grabbing her around the throat, holding her down and yelling at her. According to the report, the assault continued as he picked her up and shook her. Lay dragged her into another bedroom and threw her onto a bed, before then throwing her into a wall.
The victim left the residence and short time later and went to another friend's home and then to the SNI Marshals office, where she reported the assault.
She was treated at Lake Shore Hospital for her injuries and released.
Lay was processed at SP Collins and arraigned in the Town of Collins Court. He was released to a family member and is due back in court next month.


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The bathroom. People spend a lot of time in here alone. You, your guests…the maintenance man who's there to unclog your drain, and tell you that you need to cut your hair short so that he doesn't have to unclog so often. I mentally fired him but it hasn't happened in real life yet. I'll let you know when it transpires. But with the sort of friends and family I have, I know they'll be snooping through my bathroom cabinets unsupervised, so I've developed a guideline on How To Impress Your Guest While They're Peeing. You might want to bookmark this. You won't learn this sort of stuff from Martha Stewart.
How To Impress Your Guest While They're Peeing
- Your toilet paper choice is a direct reflection of your income and social standing. Choose wisely.
- Seventh Generation: This is the recycled toilet paper of choice for hipsters/hippies who pray at the alter of Whole Foods. My fiancé used to use this brand until I pointed out that their toilet paper division is based on the phrase, "There's softer bathroom tissue out there, but ours does more". If you buy this brand, you're going to have to keep the wrapper on the rolls so that your guests know that you are an Earthlover with disposable income. Without the wrapper, I'm afraid your guests will assume that you stole toilet paper from the airport because in all honesty, there is no difference between the two.
- Quilted Northern Ultra Plush: This toilet paper says the buyer is a person with a substantial savings account and marinated gourmet olives in the fridge. Nothing impresses a guest more than the quilted look. You have arrived my friend, congratulations.
- Singly-ply tissue: Quickest way to not have any return houseguests. No one wants to have poor friends with debt issues.
Bathroom "After". I added the medicine cabinet to provide extra storage. The towel rack on the left is actually a piece of driftwood I took from Discovery Park. Apothecary jars are used as storage for bar soaps and supplies. I also have an antique shaving kit and English dairy bottle on the counter if you look closely enough.
Bathroom "After". I made a toilet paper holder by buying a plain wooden box from a craft store, painting it grey and attaching fabric and frame to the front. The photos up top are ones I've collected over the years from garage sales and thrift stores. The magazine rack was bought at a Goodwill in Austin.
Bathroom "After". One of my favorite pieces, this side table was a wedding gift to my fiance's great great grandmother. It requires weekly applications of lemon oil since it's fairly fragile due to years of neglect but it works well as a towel and hamper storage for the bathroom.
Cost: Free
Bedroom Hallway "After". The chair was purchased from Goodwill at $12.99 and reupholstered with a yellow/grey starburst pattern. I found these old frames at flea markets, repainted them and added scrap bits of wallpaper to the border and then hung them up. The front one is off iron hooks from the ceiling and has sheer fabric attached to the back. The walking stick to the right was handmade in Cambodia. The basket underneath is full of yarn…so this is really my knitting area complete with the old person's walking stick.
Hallway "After". Not much going on here since I like to keep the entryway clutter-free but to the left is a shoe cupboard I've outfitted with interesting knobs. To the right is a handcarved chair I found for $8 that dates back to the 1940's.
Patio "After". I've planted fuchsia (correct spelling, I swear), sweet potatoes, strawberries, peppers, basil, lemongrass, rosemary, foxgloves, maidenhair, lavender, hydrangeas, delphiniums, sage…the tricky part was mounting the planters to a solid metal wall. My fiance figured out how using those metal bars and some brain power. The sign between the planters was taken from Colorado State Park during our first camping trip.
…to make an outdoor table/cooler (since the top opens up). The milk rack on top is an antique one I bought from Goodwill for $1.99. I used it to display some mossy plants. You can't really see but behind the chair is a planter that I made from upending a coffee table that I made when I was 17, lining the inside with coffee burlap bags and filling with soil and plants. You can see a better picture of it in the photo right before this one. It's in the far left corner.


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4/21/2013 (3 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
Anyone who has experienced the loving and generous care of a true mother, father, priest, deacon or religious will know what a true shepherd really is.Â
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
4/21/2013 (3 years ago)
Published in Year of Faith
Keywords: year of faith, sunday homilies, homily, father james farfaglia, easter, Jesus and Peter, love, feed my sheep
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (Catholic Online) - One of my favorite movies is The Delta Force. American tourists are hijacked by Arab terrorists who hold the hostages in Beirut. Lee Marvin and Chuck Norris lead an elite team of U.S. Special Forces that rescue the endangered travelers.Â
At the beginning of the tragedy, the two Arab terrorists aboard the jetliner begin to separate the few Jewish tourists from the rest of the hostages.Â
One of the most moving moments of the film is when Fr. William O'Malley, a priest from Chicago played by George Kennedy, gets up from his seat and walks into the First Class compartment where the Jews are being held.
Kennedy courageously walks into the compartment where he is disdainfully met by the leading terrorist.
The terrorist asks what his name is and Kennedy responds that his name is William O'Malley. Perplexed by the situation, the terrorist asks what the priest wants. He responds that since he is a Catholic priest and a follower of Jesus Christ, that he too is Jewish. "If you take one, you have to take us all," answers the priest who willingly accompanies the Jewish hostages.Â
"I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish" (John 10: 28).
The main part of the Holy Land was a large central plateau about 35 miles long. The ground was for the most part rough and rocky. It was impossible for sheep just to stay in one area for grazing. Large areas for grazing simply did not exist. Every flock had to have a shepherd who led his flock every day to places where the sheep could eat.Â
The life of a shepherd was very difficult. A flock of sheep never grazed without his presence and therefore, the shepherd was on duty every day of the week. Since the sheep always had to travel in order to find grass to eat, they were never left alone. Sheep could get lost, or they could be attacked by wolves or stolen by robbers.Â
Sheep were seldom used for regular food by the people of the Holy Land; rather sheep were cultivated for the use of their wool. Thus, the shepherd was with his sheep for a very long time. He gave each one of them a name, and they all knew his voice. In fact, it is said that each shepherd had a peculiar way of speaking to the sheep that allowed them to know that he was their shepherd.
During the warm weather, it was common for the sheep to spend the night away from the village farm. The shepherd watched over them throughout the night. In these circumstances, the sheep stayed in open areas surrounded by a low rock wall. In these areas, the sheep entered and left through an open space which had no door or gate of any kind.
During the night, the shepherd would sleep stretched out within the empty space so that no sheep could get out except by crossing over his body. At the same time, a wolf or a robber could not get in, expect by crossing over his body as well. Here we can see a prime example of how the shepherd would give his life for his sheep.Â
Jesus is the Good Shepherd. The Easter Season is a continual celebration of the one central mystery of Christianity: the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.Â
"For the Lamb who is in the center of the throne will shepherd them and lead them to springs of life-giving water, and God will wipe away every tear from their eyes" (Revelation 7: 17).
Applied to our practical lives, the message is clear. Whatever our state in life may be, we are all called to shepherd the sheep that have been entrusted to our care.Â
Dedication, commitment, sacrifice and vigilance are needed every day. Just like Jesus the Good Shepherd, shepherds are called to love unconditionally.
In 2001, 17 year-old Daniel Hodd was beginning a successful career as a concert pianist. However, he also had a deep desire to serve his country by joining the Marines. Turning down a scholarship from the Julliard School of Music, he enlisted in 2002 and a year later he was deployed to Iraq.Â
As his career in the Marines continued, Daniel snapped three of his fingers in a vehicle door as his was training for a second deployment in 2008. One of his fingers was broken, and he was not allowed to go on deployment.
Daniel wanted to go with his unit and he knew that a lot of his fellow Marines were depending upon him, so he decided to have his broken finger amputated.Â
A doctor gave him two options, Daniel says: "You can either try some treatment plan, and you definitely won't deploy, or you just cut it off and you get on a plane."
Daniel decided to get on the plane. Â
Anyone who has experienced the loving and generous care of a true mother, father, priest, deacon or religious will know what a true shepherd really is.Â
True shepherds give their lives to those who have been entrusted to them. They do not live for themselves. Marriage and consecrated life are essentially vocations to shepherd others.
My dear friends, immature shepherds who are absorbed with themselves produce dysfunctional homes and spiritually dead parishes. They are unwilling to love those who have been entrusted to their care.
Sheep without a shepherd cannot find the way. People who are abandoned will eventually be lost. Life, especially today, is filled with many challenges, and sheep without a shepherd will be overwhelmed and frightened.
Sheep without a shepherd will not know where to pasture. By nature, we have deep spiritual desires. If we do not eat what is good, we will feed upon the garbage of the world.Â
We need the sustenance that will help us continue through the journey of life without becoming discouraged.Â
We need the inspiration that can pull us through our difficult moments.
When we eat the garbage of the world, our hearts will remain restless and our souls will be starving.
Happy homes are found where parents love their children unconditionally. Flourishing parishes are found where the sheep have plenty of good grass.
Sheep without a shepherd have no defense against the wolves of this world.
The human person is a social being and is incapable of living life alone. No one by his own efforts can defend himself from the temptations that assail him and from the evil of the world that attacks him.Â
Parents who are home with their children; parents who have dinner with their children each night as a family; parents who review every book, every television program, every CD, DVD and Internet site; parents who are dedicated to really parenting their children are true shepherds of their homes.Â
True shepherding is a life of total self-giving. The true shepherd needs time for renewal in order to shepherd the flock. The true shepherd needs to spend time daily with Jesus, the chief shepherd. He will give us the strength, the inspiration and the sustenance to shepherd the flock.
Periodic moments of solitude and silence are essential for the continued ability to give unconditionally.Â
If we are going to be true disciples of the Good Shepherd, we must forget ourselves completely and be totally dedicated. Jesus calls us to love one another unconditionally.
Father James Farfaglia is a contributing writer for Catholic Online. You can visit him on the web at www.fatherjames.org and listen to the audio podcast of this Sunday homily.  Apps for Father James' homilies are now available for Android and iPhone.Â
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It is not accidental that the Bible, from beginning to the end, uses marriage as a metaphor and a symbol to reveal the plan of God for the whole human race. Marriage was God's plan from the beginning as we see in the first book of Genesis. Throughout the Old ... continue reading
By Deacon Keith Fournier
"A sower went out to sow. And, as he sowed, some seed fell on the path, and birds came and ate it up. Some fell on rocky ground, where it had little soil. It sprang up at once because the soil was not deep, and when the sun rose it was scorched, and it withered for ... continue reading
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How we interpret the Bible is of immense importance! It directly affects what we believe about Christ, the Church, and our faith, but it is also related to many of the grave problems in our society and the world. Yet, despite the gravity of this situation, we have good ... continue reading
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If this day you only knew what makes for peace- but now it is hidden from your eyes. For the days are coming upon you when your enemies will raise a palisade against you; they will encircle you and hem you in on all sides. They will smash you to the ground and your ... continue reading


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Timberland PRO Men's Direct Attach 8'' Waterproof 400g Soft Toe Work Boots
Product Information:
Stay safe and comfortable on any worksite in the Timberland ® PRO ® Direct Attach 8'' Waterproof Insulated work boot. The nylon shank gives you the support needed to keep you on your feet all day long while 400 grams of insulation ensures warmth and comfort. The open-cell polyurethane footbed is treated with Agion ® to eliminate odor and enhance comfort.
- Waterproof seam-sealed direct-inject construction provides optimal water protection
- Thermolite ® 400g insulation keep your feet warm
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- Contoured shock-diffusion plate for impact protection
- Molded nylon shank gives your feet support
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- Classic non-marking rubber lug outsole offers traction and oil resistance
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Customer Reviews:
Rated 5 out of 5 by 4 reviewers.
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In 7 days, we'll all be gathered around the TV watching Super Bowl XLV. To make watching the ads even more enjoyable (even if they aren't), we've created a Super Bowl Ad Bingo card.
You'll find 4 boards featuring the stereotypical antics we tend to see year in and year out. Who knows, it might even take you only one spot to get to BINGO!
Download and print them before your superbowl party.
Super bowl dringking game Bingo 1
Super bowl dringking game Bingo 2
Super bowl dringking game Bingo 3
Super bowl dringking game Bingo 4
Check out the Super Bowl Drinking Game for more fun from past Super Bowl years on Adland.
You can even get in a little practice by going through the past 39 years of Super Bowl commercials in our Super Bowl Archive.
Last night a guy tweeted that he won an appetizer and free drink when he got BINGO on his mat - already in the first quarter :)
I love this Caffeine Goddess!
Be on the lookout for write-in categories:
Driving Animal: http://bit.ly/asheepbehindthewheel
Closely related to Talking Animal
The Subliminal Message themed Back Masking: http://bit.ly/subliminalsounds
What category would that be?
and the Hypnotism by Spiraling Legs: http://bit.ly/spiralhypnosislegs
I suggest Dream Sequence.
All part of Hyundai's pre Super Bowl Compact Conspiracy campaign. See: http://bit.ly/compactconspiracy
This super bowl bingo game allows you to pick the center square.


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Unit: 18 L x 14 W x 14 H H
Pan: 19 L x 14 W x 12 H H
* Lifetime factory parts warranty
* 3 year in-home warranty prior to lifetime factory warranty
* Digital CAN-bus net worked system, intelligent two-way communication
* FastStart steam in seconds... not minutes
* Auto PowerFlush Pressurized inner tank cleaning system
* Constant steam at a constant rate
* Can be plumbed 50ft. from the shower without up-sizing the generator
* Stainless steel drain pan
* Stainless steel construction
* Superior heating elements - low watt density
* Split tank technology enhances performance and life-span
* Water tight data link cable for control
* Works with ThermaSol Serenity light & music system
* SmartSteam No irritating temp fluctuations-Perfect temp maintenance Patented
* Stainless water flex connector
* Pre-plumbed pop safety valve
* 1/2" union to connect to steam line
Control and steam-head sold separately as kits
Ampere Chart Specs
Model - Classic-Series MMS- 395 Steam Generator
Max Room Size (cubic Feet) 395
Input Voltage - 208V - 240VAC Single Phase
Maximum Amperage – 55Amps
Electrical Connection – Hardwired
Location and Installation
- Select a location as near as practical to the steam room, within 50 feet.
- Install steam bath generator in an upright position only.
- Provide a minimum of (12) inches at both ends and top of the steam generator or as required for servicing.
Required Plumbing
- Water Inlet - 3/8" NPT Compression
- Steam Outlet - 1/2" NPT
- Drain Pan - 3/4"NPT
- Safety Valve – 3/4"NPT
*Locate steam head 6 -12 inches above floor
*For tub/shower enclosures, install 6 inches above tub top edge
All electrical wiring to be installed by a qualified licensed electrician in accordance with National Electrical code.
Power Wiring
1. Check power voltage. Use 240V rate unit when supply is greater than 208V. (Most homes have 240V, 1PH service). Use 208V rated unit for 208V power.
2. Use minimum 90C/300V rated insulated copper conductors only, type THHN or equal sized in accordance with National Electrical Code and local electrical code for the Amps in Ampere Chart. If allowed by code, NM cable may require a larger wire size than as listed on the chart.
3. Connect suitably sized equipment grounding wire to ground terminal provided.
4. Install a separate circuit breaker between supply and unit. Provide a power supply disconnect within sigth of the steam generator or one that is capable of being locked in the open position.
5. For single phase units, use two-wire supply source and equipment grounding wire. Neutral (white) wire is not required.
Signature Series Kit:
• Time and temp
• 2 memory settings
• Last setting memory
• Operates Auto PowerFlush™
• Day clock
• Light and music system
• PVD plating technology
• 14 finishes
• Enhanced diagnostics
Contemporary / Traditional
Polished Chrome - $760
*Other Finished - $819
Temp-Touch Plus Kit:
• Temp Control
• Pre-set timer control
• Last setting memory
• Operates Auto PowerFlush
• Light and music system
• PVD plating technology
• 14 finishes
• Enhanced diagnostics
Contemporary / Traditional
Polished Chrome - $544
*Other Finished - $624
*Other Finished:
BN - Black Nickel
ORB - Oil Rubbed Bronze
PB - Polished Brass
COP - Polished Copper
PN - Polished Nickel
WHT - White
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Each year, the best sets in the following categories will receive an engraved award and a "Best of the Registry" icon by his or her set listing in the registry.
The deadline for the 2017 awards is Friday, June 30, 2017. All sets must be registered and updated no later than 5pm EST (2pm PST). Please plan ahead when sending potential set registry coins to PCGS for grading. We do not extend the deadline for any reason.
Platinum Level
The Platinum level is awarded to the currently active sets and collections which have won gold five years in a row and continue to be ranked number one. Sets and collections achieving Platinum level status will not compete for gold level awards. On the year of the 5th Gold award, the set will also receive Platinum for the same year and will receive Platinum each year the set is ranked number one.
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Our rooms offer the convenience and comfort you need while visiting The Big Apple. All major attractions are within walking distance: Rockefeller Center (3 blocks), Radio City Music Hall (4 blocks), Lincoln Center (5 blocks), Central Park (6 blocks), Empire State Building (12 blocks), Madison Square Garden (12 blocks). The Restaurant Row is also at walking distance, where you can try dishes from all over the world.
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iHerb Customer Reviews
Savings of: AU$3.89 (42% off)
FREE of TOXIC industrial waste fluoride, thickeners and foaming agents
Posted by SEEKING-HEALTH on Nov 11, 2014
Tons of good stuff such as sodium bicarbonate, co-enzyme Q10 and folic acid. None of nasty stuff such as toxic fluoride, synthetic solvents, sodium-lauryl-sulfate, artificial sweeteners, colors and dyes. On Products-With-Reviews page, I have more reviews of other products I have bought and used.
not for me
Posted by bugajuk on Jul 19, 2013
Some ingredients in this Toothpaste did not work for me because I had not time even to finished brushing my teeth, when it became very sting,began to hurt, they become very sensitive ..so i wont be using this toothpaste...
Looks like Poop
Posted by Reviewer2994189 on Jul 25, 2013
Has the appearance and texture of poop. Consistency in mouth is very thin, turns watery too quickly. Doesn't taste very good either. Pretty costly for an unpleasant product. Has a big informational insert and a billion ingredients, but won't get again. You can make homemade toothpaste much cheaper that works better (combine baking soda and coconut oil and whatever flavor you like - thick consistency very similar to commercial brands).
All Good Ingredients!
Posted by 5248265981264179254 on Aug 20, 2013
No junk or harmful additives. Tastes just fine too. For the few of you who complain that it doesn't foam: that's because this is a HEALTHY ALTERNATIVE and doesn't have the HARMFUL foaming agents that are BAD for you. Foaming doesn't mean that it's doing a better job, it just means that you're slathering your teeth with icky stuff. ;)
Fluoride,SLS etc' free...
Posted by PracticalReviews on Oct 19, 2013
i have the deepest respect for this company but after trying this toothpaste for 2 weeks i am back to my homemade toothpowder based mostly on baking soda which i find much better as a tooth cleanser,anyway if you still won't give up toothpastes may i recommend the "Cool Mint" from this same company.important to mention that regardless of taste both products are free from fluoride,sls and other body contaminants that somehow usually appear in today's toothpastes...you are welcome to rate & read my other reviews
классная паста
Posted by 4765835765698097995 on Oct 03, 2013
в начале резкая даже язык щипать стал. наверное корица даёт знать о себе. а так хорошее качество и я довольна результатом even at the beginning of a sharp tongue began to pinch. probably cinnamon makes itself felt. as well as good quality and I am pleased with the result
super dentifrice
Posted by droopyyoupi on Aug 14, 2013
ce qui surprend : il ne mousse pas du tout , ça fait bizarre au début mais on s'y habitue facilement mais les dents sont lisses , tres bien nettoyées tous les produits sont naturels j'adore ce dentifrice a amélioré mes gencives , produit que je recommande
Nice herbal toothpaste, similar to VICCO
Posted by DenaerisTargaryen on Aug 23, 2013
If you like Vicco toothpaste, you should try this one as well. The only con for me is that it leaves the electric toothbrush dirty.
Nice taste and natural.
Posted by Chunkypeaches on Nov 04, 2014
Tastes and feels nice. I don't know about the whitening, though, as my teeth are permanently yellow.
Posted by SEEDRA on Jan 20, 2015
very good


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Discipline in school not a dirty word
By JACK BRAY
Published May 14, 2007
Once upon a time, long, long ago, I was a student in grade school. Of course, way back then, we were called "pupils." We sat in one-piece wooden desks, arranged in rows. There were bare slate blackboards and nothing hanging or posted on the walls to distract us from listening and learning.
My teacher was a Catholic nun, dressed in a stark black religious "habit, " with only her usually smiling, sometimes scowling, face visible. We sat quiet as mice. We had to be silent or we would suffer the punishment of a ruler across the knuckles or, worse, dear God, a trip to the principal's office.
And so, we learned because we observed strict discipline and paid attention, which allowed our teacher to teach. There was order in my early days at school. It was the best of times.
Today, in our Pinellas County schools, there is "peer mediation" beginning in grade school. That's right, the pupils - er, students - resolve disputes.
How long have I been asleep?
I'm kidding, of course, because I did become aware of this program nine years ago when I became a substitute teacher. Last year, when I wrote a guest column about my life as a sub, I chose not to dwell on the subject of school discipline, but rather on the joy of teaching young children.
But a recent report on this "peer mediation" has prompted me to offer my strong views concerning discipline in school. Or really, the lack of it.
To begin with, "peer mediation" is preposterous. It not only places the serious responsibility of maintaining some school discipline in the hands of children, but also is, effectively, an abdication of that responsibility by teachers. It troubles me that we continue to cater to the children, imbuing them with a sense of entitlement. They should appreciate, not expect.
It is beyond belief that a school administration would even presume that very young children would have the skills to resolve disputes arising from name calling, rumors, whatever. Apparently, disputes that could result in fights are daily expectations and mediation has been found to be the best prevention method. Nonsense. Disciplining those who do fight is the best way.
It's obvious that the students love what is, to my mind, a "let's-play-grownup" game because it allows them to do something - anything - other than sit down and listen to the teacher. To think that this questionable program has been in existence for 16 years and is alive and well from grade school to high school is mind-boggling.
While I recognize that my views fly in the face of the reported successes of this program, we should consider whether strict discipline would have been more successful by discouraging fighting in the first place and would have created the proper environment needed for teaching.
The more common everyday bad behavior, such as constant chatter and disrespect toward the teacher and each other, is treated with toothless punishment such as the loss of "Fun Friday." And that resulted after the third act of disobedience, a score kept with cards on a wall file or some such. That's right. Every student had two "free" bad acts. They can count.
Could it be that, maybe, fear of parent litigation scares teachers from giving effective punishment? Ah, spare the child and spare us the lawsuit, administration might say. Wouldn't surprise me.
And while I do not subscribe to the corporal punishment that I experienced, at least some consequences of bad behavior, perceived or real, should be felt to effect a change like the sting of the ruler convinced me to behave.
But, alas, I'm like a voice crying in the wilderness of old age ... which can be the worst of times.
Jack Bray is a retired broadcast executive who lives in Dunedin.


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Net price calculators – now required on nearly all college web sites — let future students enter their personal information and get an estimate on the true cost of a specific college, including financial aid, not just the "sticker price." But the calculators are difficult to find, use, and compare.
Not surprisingly, people who borrowed heavily for college now say they didn't understand what they were getting into.
Parents can borrow unlimited amounts through federal Parent Plus loans, regardless of their ability to repay the loans. Not surprisingly, an increasing number of parents face garnished wages (and Social Security checks) and ruined credit.


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The Carriage Museum, a section of the Historical Museum, was set up by Paul VI in 1973. It houses a collection of carriages and automobiles used by popes and cardinals. It also contains a small model of the first locomotive that entered the Vatican City on the railway built in accordance with the 1929 Lateran Pacts.
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Review Westinghouse 43″ Smart HDTV
Enrich your entertainment experience with the Westinghouse 43″ Smart HDTV. This 1080p LED-backlit screen delivers superior TV viewing and brilliant image quality. The 3 HDMI ports offer flexible connectivity to multiple HD devices, so you can enjoy your favorite movies, sporting events and music from multiple entertainment sources. Plus connect to the Internet and stream movies, listen to music and access other content from the integrated applications.
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St. Armand town board picks new member
BLOOMINGDALE – The St. Armand town council has a new board member.
Jennifer Fuller was appointed to a vacant seat on the board at a special meeting Thursday. She was one of a half-dozen candidates the board had considered and interviewed for the position, which became available after Councilman Charles Whitson was named interim supervisor in December following the death of Joyce Morency.
Whitson told the Enterprise that Fuller was picked by the board based on "her willingness to work with the board and the energy she projected, which was phenomenal."
Fuller lives in Bloomingdale and has been a lifelong resident of the town of St. Armand. She's a 2002 graduate of Saranac Lake High School and a 2004 graduate of North Country Community College, where she studied business. She works at Burnham Benefit Advisors in Lake Placid as a licensed insurance agent/client services manager. She and husband Dustin Fuller had their first child last year.
Fuller told the Enterprise that while growing up in St. Armand, she had "the utmost respect for Ms. Morency and recognize the significance of her loss.
"Now more than ever, I recognize the importance the town board plays in the community and look forward to serving the town I feel so passionate about," Fuller said in a Facebook message. "As an energetic, hard working, committed individual with a young family, I look forward to introducing myself to residents and addressing any concerns that may be of interest."
Fuller, who was sworn in at Thursday's meeting, will fill the seat until the end of the year. She said she plans to run for election to a full four-year term in November.
Sewer project
The board also voted Thursday to approve a $4.8 million bond resolution for a major overhaul of the town's sewer system.
Whitson said town officials are scheduled to meet today to discuss the project with representatives of the state Department of Environmental Conservation and the town's engineering firm, AES Northeast.
Last fall, the state Environmental Facilities Corporation awarded the town a $2 million grant and a 30-year interest free-loan for the project. The money would be used to upgrade the town's wastewater treatment plant, located off of River Road, and a sewer pump station.
The town has been under a DEC consent order since 2009 to fix the sewer system.
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The 12th annual Harriette Arnow Conference on Appalachian Literature and Culture will be held on Friday, April 11, 2014 at Somerset Community College. It will begin in the Harold Rogers Student Commons on the Somerset Campus North, located at 808 Monticello Street, Somerset, with registration at 8 a.m. The theme of the 2014 conference is "Talking Appalachian."
The conference schedule is as follows:
• 8 a.m. - Registration & Refreshments
• 8:45 a.m. - Welcome
• 9 a.m. - Keynote Address
o Amy Clark, Wise Virginia, author of Talking Appalachian
• 10 a.m. - Readings by Gwyn Hyman Rubio, author of Icy Sparks and The Woodsman's Daughter and Christina Lovin, author of What We Burned for Warmth
• 11 a.m. - Fiction Workshop with Gwyn Hyman Rubio and Poetry Workshop with Christina Lovin
• 12 p.m. - Book Signings & lunch
• 12:30 p.m. - Mitch Barrett & Kevin Dalton, singer-songwriters
• 1:45 p.m. - Anne Shelby's one-woman show Aunt Molly Jackson
• 2:45 p.m. - Songwriting Workshop and Poetry Workshop with Christina Lovin
• 3 p.m. - Celebrating Harriette Arnow
• 4 p.m. - Wrap-Up & Open Mic (A time for participants to share their work and impressions of the day)
Amy Clark
Amy Clark's articles and essays have appeared in The New York Times and her writing has been featured on the NPR program With Good Reasons. She co-edited Talking Appalachian: Voice, Identity, and Community. A recipient of many awards, Amy is also the founding director of the Appalachian Writing Project, a non-profit organization that supports rural teachers in their research, writing, and teaching about writing. She teaches at The University of Virginia's College at Wise, VA.
Gwyn Hyman Rubio
Gwyn Hyman Rubio grew up in south Georgia in the small town of Cordele, not far from Plains. Her father was a writer and published the bestseller No Time for Sergeants in 1954 when he was only 31 years old. It was adapted for stage and a film starring Andy Griffith. Upon graduating from Florida State University with a B.A. in English, Gwyn joined the Peace Corps serving in Costa Rica and working as a village preschool program coordinator and teacher. For many years, Gwyn avoided writing, believing that her father's early death from a heart attack was associated with the stress of his writing career. Oprah's Book Club wrote of its selection of her book Icy Sparks that the novel is a "funny and transcendent tale of a young girl growing up in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky during the 1950's."
Christina Lovin
Christina Lovin is the author of two volumes of poetry, ECHO and A Stirring in the Dark, and three chapbooks: What We Burned for Warmth, Little Fires, and Flesh (all published by Finishing Line Press). Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in over a hundred journals and anthologies in the United States and abroad. Having studied creative writing at Harvard University's summer writing program, she holds an MFA in Creative Writing from New England College and teaches at Eastern Kentucky University.
Kevin Dalton
Kevin Dalton studied at SCC before getting his B.S. from EKU. From a musical family, Kevin has played guitar since he was nine, and has distinguished himself as not only an excellent musician but a songwriter of great range and depth. He and his band Faubush Hill (named after an area near Mill Springs National Cemetery where Kevin makes his home) have played at Master Musician's Festival, ROMP in Owensboro, The Listening Room, and the iconic Tootsie's on Broadway in Nashville. Rich with imagery, Kevin's songs exemplify musical storytelling at its finest.
Anne Shelby
Anne Shelby s the author of ten books, including children's books, plays, social commentary, and poetry. She is a master storyteller whose opinion pieces have been gathered into a collection called Can a Democrat Get into Heaven? She has been an activist who has worked on behalf of responsible environmental regulation, particularly in the area of water quality and mountain-top removal mining techniques. She has preformed her one-woman show "The Lone Pilgrim: Songs and Stories of Aunt Molly Jackson" at various venues and her work, focusing on Kentucky, has been published widely.
Mitch Barrett
Mitch Barrett is a singer songwriter and storyteller who lives in Berea and focuses his keen storytelling skills on the Appalachian mountains and people he loves. Recognized twice for his songwriting and performing at the prestigious Merlefest Music Festival, Mitch was also named a Telluride Troubadour and continually shares the stage with the likes of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Claire Lynch. He is very active through the Kentucky Arts Council with workshops in the public schools and is an advocate against domestic violence, and his music artfully confronts the spiritual and political issues facing the region, from race to the environment to the dangers of unchecked consumerism.
The cost for the conference is $10 if registration is received prior to April 1. After April 1, the cost will be $20. Registration fees includes lunch.
To register, mail check and name, address and email to: Somerset Community College, ATTN: Sherry Crabtree, 808 Monticello Street, Somerset, KY 42501.
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Flood plan must keep moving
The full-scale flood plan protecting Minot to 27,400 cubic feet per second of Souris River flow will move forward.
That was the decision Monday of the City Council, which voted 12-0 to continue to support the full-scale plan instead of downsizing the project to 10,000 cfs, 15,000 cfs or 20,000 cfs. The city's share of the massive project would be roughly $543 million. The $30.7 million savings from reducing the plan's size wasn't enough to sway any city council members present Monday.
At this point, the decision wasn't difficult. The projected cost savings wasn't worth cutting the project's level of protection in half or more. But council member Blake Krabseth also wanted remind us all that the city is working on a number of flood control issues along with the plan that would use flood walls, levees and diversion channels to protect the city. Discussions including changing the management of the Souris River and expanding storage capacity at Lake Darling are ongoing.
It's a good reminder, because if some of those changes can be incorporated into the area's overall flood protection plan, then perhaps we won't need such massive flood walls and levees cutting through the heart of the city. But while those things are discussed, the city must also make difficult choices to move the protection plan along, in case those talks don't produce actual results.
Building any flood protection project will be an undertaking years in the making, and the city must keep moving ahead, even as it considers all options.


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The Philadelphia Phillies place Ryan Howard on the D.L.
The Phillies have placed 33-year old lefty swinging 1B Ryan Howard on the 15-day disabled list due to left knee inflammation. Howard has played in 80 games for the Phillies so far this year and he is 76 of 286 (.266 avg, .784 OPS) with 34 runs scored, 11 homers and 43 RBIs. The Phillies have called up 26-year old righty swinging 1B/OF Darin Ruf to replace Howard on the active roster. He made his 2013 debut for the Phillies last night against the Braves and he was 1 for 2 with a run scored and a whiff. Ruf played in 82 games in AAA-ball earlier this year for the Phillies and he was 81 of 304 (.266 avg, .752 OPS) with 44 runs scored, 7 homers, 46 RBIs and 1 stolen base. Ruf played in 11 games last year for the Phillies in his first taste of the majors and he was 11 of 33 (.333 avg, 1.079 OPS) with 4 runs scored, 3 homers and 10 RBIs.
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BASS EXPO 2013: Glenn Hughes is one of an increasingly rare breed of golden era rockstar. From his early career with funk-tinged rockers Trapeze in the late '60s, to his time in MK III Deep Purple, to his explosive tenure with super-group Black Country Communion, he has built a reputation as a prominent bassist and vocalist - not to mention, his gift for the gab.
Like any lifelong musician, he's taken some flack during his career - not least from some MKI/II 'Purple fans who blamed him for introducing 'funk' to the band's sound in later years (he would say it's groove) - but when it comes to playing the music that he loves, Hughes has stuck resolutely to his guns.
Tony Iommi, David Coverdale, Ritchie Blackmore, Joe Bonamassa, John Frusciante, Gary Moore and John Norum have all served alongside the Black Country-born bassist/singer, so when MusicRadar tasked itself with looking for bassists that weren't shrinking violets, we knew just where to turn.
Read on to find out how Hughes learned to find the holes in the groove, how he was scouted by 'Purple and why he picked up the instrument in the first place...
How did you come to play the bass guitar?
"I was at school with [ex-Trapeze and Whitesnake guitarist] Mel Galley - RIP - he was my hero, but he didn't even know I existed. I was in short pants - I must have been 12 and he was 15. Over the course of the next few years we befriended each other. He joined a band called Finders Keepers, so when their bassist left in '68, he asked me if I would be interested in switching from guitar - my first instrument. I really wanted to play with him, so I bought a bass from the bass player of that group and I started to play. So my first bass was a Salmon '62 Fender J bass."
"It was the American stuff for me - James Jamerson. He was amazing"
When did it all click for you, in terms of developing your style?
"It would have been in Trapeze, on the Medusa album, when we became a trio. Take away the keyboards and you're left with the sparseness - and that's when I started to find the holes in the grooves and by the second album, You Are The Music... We Are Just The Band, I'd firmly found myself. Especially spending a lot of time in Detroit and Memphis, where Trapeze were basically living in '71/'72, so I buried myself in American rhythms. It was the American stuff for me - James Jamerson. He was amazing."
What was it about your playing that made you a good fit for Deep Purple in the early 70s?
"It's a fine line to walk here, because Deep Purple were more traditional, in-the-box, white rock 'n' roll. Trapeze were really heavy funk/groove/American, but 'Purple was distinctly British. They had really, really iconic players, like Lord, Paice and Blackmore, who were virtuosos on their instruments, both as soloists and as components for writing those songs in MK II.
"Here come MK III with me and David [Coverdale, vocals] and everyone knows I'm not Roger Glover - A) I can sing and he doesn't sing and B) Roger is a completely different bass player to me. He basically follows the riffs, pretty much, whereas I found those 'holes' on the first album [Burn], like Sail Away and Mistreated. It wasn't funky in Deep Purple, it was more groove-orientated. The word 'funk' has been thrown around, so much but that's a word that really belongs in American music."
Deep Purple - Sail Away
"Deep Purple were not silly. They were courting me for a year."
But it was you bringing in those American influences, right?
"Yeah. But Deep Purple were not silly. They were courting me for a year. The story is that they came to see me in numerous places in America and England - and I had no idea they were doing that, I was so naïve - so they knew the kind of bass player I was, they knew Trapeze were a different band, but they wanted something different in 'Purple. They wanted more bluesy - not funky - style, which I brought into it, along with the more melodic stuff on bass."
Glenn Hughes (left) with MKIII Deep Purple in 1973, shortly before the release of Burn.© Armando Gallo/ Retna/Retna Ltd./Corbis
What were you offering that they weren't seeing in other bassists?
"I think they were looking for a second singer - almost like a partnership. They couldn't really ignore my voice. I would not have joined, I wanna make this clear - and they know this - if I couldn't have sang. Then when David came in, it was so easy to work those vocal parts out. I really enjoyed the camaraderie onstage with those guys. Early 'Purple was a pretty dangerous stage to be on. You never knew when something was going to be thrown up in the air, or when something was going to blow up, so the thing for me was to keep that groove going on all the time - regardless of all the shenanigans onstage, bottles being thrown or whatever."
Glenn Hughes - Space High
"There's so many songs that have got some kind of Hughes-ism, I guess, or Glenn-ism"
What recording represents your best work - that groove?
"I think from my first solo album in '77 Play Me Out, Space High. It's got a real sort of low-end and a sparseness in the bass. I also think Satellite from First Underground Nuclear Kitchen in 2008, has a got a sparseness in the bass and a groove and a low end. And We Shall Be Free, again from that album. It's got that swagger in there. I think Mistreated and Sail Away [from Deep Purple's Burn] has got that stomp in there that's defining of early Glenn Hughes. There's so many songs that have got some kind of Hughes-ism, I guess, or Glenn-ism."
What's your go-to tour rig nowadays?
"I'm with Orange now. I met up with them at NAMM last year. I took a P Bass off the wall and plugged it into this AD200 Bass MK III and within five seconds I had what I consider to be that Glenn Hughes sound I had in 1970. That would have been Hi-Watt, which I toured all through 'Purple and I still have them, but I can't use them because they're vintage and wrapped up in cotton wool now. They say you can't go back. You can't repeat - and that's my motto - but I was pining for this bass sound I had in the early Trapeze and it was such a comforting feeling to hear those tones coming out of this amp. They asked me if I wanted like a purple one, or something, but I really like the orange colour - especially if you're a [Wolverhampton] Wolves fan, like me!"
What are your main effects?
"I also love my effects. I have this DigiTech bass synth wah bass envelope filter. I used two of them - one for that left-handed Mini Moog sound, that low-end bass Moog - and then I use one that's more of a neutral wah, very sort of groovy. I used to use that kind of thing in 'Purple, like the California Jam [live album]. I like just a few effects like that."
"Seeing Free in 1969shifted the planet, it shifted my whole life"
What about your bass guitars?
"The ones I've been using in Black Country are Bill Nash '57 Ps. I've got a white one and the red one you've seen in all of the videos and stuff. I also use a Bill Nash purple J Bass, a blue 1979 Rickenbacker 4001 that I got in St. Louis and Geezer Butler wants to buy from me, but he's not going to have it. I already gave him my red one from 'Purple. I said to him last Christmas, 'Could I possibly buy that bass back?' It was in 1975 that I traded that thing. And he said this [adopts thick Brummie accent]: 'I don't sell me basses.' And that was it! He said, 'You can come and look at it, if you like.'
"And then on a lot of records, there's a '65 P Bass in sunburst. Those are the ones I will use. I've also got a '62 J Bass, price tag still on it, with all of the original hardware, so that one's never leaving the house!"
Free - I'll Be Creepin'
Finally, the big question - what's your favourite bassline of all time?
"I'm going to tell you the story behind it. It would have been 1969 and Trapeze were playing Wolverhampton Polytechnic College, our hometown and we were opening for a band called Free. This was before All Right Now and I hadn't got a clue who they were. So we did our set and then we went outside to watch the headliner - and what happened next shifted the planet, it shifted my whole life. They opened with this song I'll Be Creepin' and half-way through the second verse, is this 'dum dum dum' sort of James Jamerson line. Andy Fraser just pauses for a moment and he misses a beat and then goes on to the next one. I thought, 'That's what I'm going to do for the rest of my life: I'll be a bass player.'"