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A&F Secretary Leslie Kirwan made it official today, "further revising" anticipated FY '09 revenue down another $952 million. The budget was based on an original estimate of $21.402 billion, which was reduced to $20.302b in October, which sent Patrick out whacking $1.4b out of the budget. The new number is $19.450b.
--Contrary to popular rumor and speculation, Tom Menino will not declare his re-election intentions tonight in his speech, according to a spokesperson.
--Felix G. Arroyo raised some $5000 at his fundraiser this past weekend, which I think is more than his father raised in his last campaign.
--Further evidence that Boston is not a normal city: In normal cities, the naming of a new school committee chair, especially after a 12-year run by the current chair, is a really, really big deal.
[Note: This post has been updated, following confirmation from Mark Ciommo.]
Boston City Council President Michael Ross will tap rookie district councilor Mark Ciommo of Allston-Brighton to chair the important Ways & Means committee.
Ross's office would not confirm the decision, but Ciommo confirmed that he expects to be named to the post, possibly as early as tomorrow.
A little over a year ago, the Phoenix ran this editorial about the ridiculous stand-off between Mayor Menino and the Boston firefighters' union. I didn't write it, but much of it was based on my input, from what I was hearing from people.
It was enough to make you tear your hair out. Menino was trying to ram drug- and alcohol-testing down the union's throat, after letting it slide for years until it became a big public fiasco.
On Monday, of course, all attention is on whether Jim Rice finally gets into the Hall of Fame. But beyond that....
--Tom Menino gives his State of the City address Tuesday, ten months before the mayoral election, and we don't have a single declared candidate including Menino himself. What, am I supposed to just focus on the substance of the speech, rather than the politics? BO-RING! But seriously, a question for you: what would you most like to hear hizzoner say Tuesday?
"Grateful Gratitude to our President" --Republican National Committee
"You're Investment Paid Off" --21st Century Democrats
Republican Senator Kit Bond of Missouri has joined Mel Martinez of Florida and Sam Brownback of Kansas in announcing that he will not seek re-election in 2010. Now there's talk that George Voinovich of Ohio could follow suit.
After the 2006 elections, I correctly predicted that we'd see a bunch of Republican House members retire, rather than stick around as part of the minority.
In this week's Boston Phoenix, I have a politics column with two items. First, I consider the many new state senators representing Boston and the northern suburbs at this critical moment of fiscal crisis. Then, I ponder the potential openings of two at-large seats on the Boston City Council this year, and wonder whether they will go to fresh faces, or perhaps to familiar district councilors seeking to win city-wide?
--Jeb Bush will NOT run for US Senate in Florida, to replace retiring Mel Martinez in 2010. Free-for-all will now begin. Meg Whitman, eBay honcho and inner-circle Friend-of-Mitt, WILL apparently run for Governor of California in 2010, to succeed the term-limited Terminator. Best line so far (not mine): She'd be the best at auctioning off Senate appointments.
Maine's new congresswoman, Chellie Pingree, has been assigned to the Armed Services Committee, according to the list released today by Speaker Nancy Pelosi. (The Dem caucus still has to formally vote on it.) Not bad, freshman! I wouldn't have thought of her for that, but you take what you're given; I do think of her as being strongly anti-Iraq War, but my Portland colleagues might know more about her aptitude for the committee.
City councilor Mike Ross moved into the big office today, as he takes over as council president for the year. (Steve Murphy, elected vice chair, gets no new office -- where's the justice?) Ross also unveiled his new web site, which includes a scrolling "suggestion box" that could become one of the city's great online entertainments, if it was left unmonitored.
--I have only two comments about the latest Blagojevich shenanigans. First, Blago's speaking voice is an absolute dead ringer for Deval Patrick's, and ever since I noticed the resemblance it's all I pay attention to whenever I hear a clip from Blago's press conference. Second, while I admire Blagojevich's chutzpah, I have to think that a real, first-class political egotist in his position -- say, a Rudy Giuliani -- would have named himself to the Senate seat.
Four weeks ago I picked on Jeremy Jacobs of PolitickerMA for boneheading the campaign-finance reports of Tom Menino and Michael Flaherty, making it seem to readers that those two had far, far less money in hand than they really do.
In that post, I pointed out that I had previously taken Dave Wedge of the Herald to task for the same thing, so I couldn't let Jacobs off the hook.
City councilor Michael Flaherty reports payments to Hildebrand Tewes, a national Democratic political consulting firm. Steve Hildebrand was one of the first people involved with Obama's Presidential run, and has been called "the chief architect of Barack Obama's grassroots strategy."
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It looks like it could be Michael Bennet, who I believe was born in 1965. He's the school superintendent in Denver, and was rumored as an Education Secretary possibility. According to widespread reports he will be named tomorrow as the replacement for Senator Ken Salazar, presuming that Salazar is confirmed as Obama's Interior Secretary, which should be a gimme.


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text: blue raider MTSU's Dendy Takes His Shot By Mike Osborne • Jul 5, 2012 JACKSON, Tenn. (BEASLEY) -- MTSU basketball stand out LaRon Dendy is headed to Las Vegas to take his shot at the big leagues. The 6'-9" star forward led the Blue Raiders in scoring, rebounding, and blocks during the 2011-12 season and was named the Sun Belt Basketball Player of the Year. Dendy will get another chance to showcase his talents between July 13th through the 22nd after signing an NBAA summer-league contract with the Washington Wizards. A Positive Outlook for Blue Raider Baseball By Mike Osborne • Jun 5, 2012 MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WMOT) -- Sports writer Justin Beasley takes a look at Blue Raider baseball's spring 2012 season and sees reason to be optimistic about 2013. Use the link above to listen to WMOT's conversation with Justin. You can find Justin's full review at http://gomiddle.com. MT Men's Basketball No. Four NIT Seed By Mike Osborne • Mar 12, 2012 MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Post season play continues for Middle Tennessee State men's basketball. The Blue Raiders earned a No. 4 seed for the National Invitation Tournament (NIT) and will host fifth-seeded Marshall Tuesday night at 8:15 p.m. CT in Murphy Center. The game will be aired on ESPN3 and also heard here on WMOT. The Blue Raiders finished the regular season 25-6 overall and 14-2 in league play. MT last played in the NIT in 1988 when they defeated Tennessee and Georgia before falling to Boston College in the quarterfinals. Blue Raider Men and Women On a Roll By Mike Osborne • Jan 13, 2012 MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WMOT) The Blue Raider men's basketball team racked up its eighth straight victory last night, winning 70-59 over Florida International in Miami. The men's team now sports a 16-2 overall record and is 5-0 in Sun Belt league action. In their game against FIU, the Lady Raiders turned an eight-point halftime deficit into a 14-point win, rallying for a 74-60 victory last night. The MTSU ladies remain the lone team in the Sun Belt women's basketball race with an unblemished record. Million Dollar Gift to MTSU Athletics By Mike Osborne • Dec 12, 2011 MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (AP) – A big weekend on several fronts for Blue Raider sports. The Middle Tennessee men's basketball team beat UT Martin on Saturday evening 78-62 at home. The Lady Raiders matched that win, outscoring Xavier to claim a 65-49 victory Friday night in Cincinnati. That win made sweeter still as the MTSU head women's basketball coach Rick Insell was named one of 10 inductees into the 2012 class of the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame. Pages1 2 next › last »


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An old friend of mine, responsible many years ago for introducing the British public to some useful terms from West Greenland, recently placed on his blog a link to the Swedish Humanist Association's video promoting its disconfirmation classes, where teenagers are sent to be filled with godless righteousness. It's all in Swedish, so not many readers will appreciate the beauty of the thought. But one of the fifteen-year-olds works out that free condoms are a human right. You can totally see where he's coming from.
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The Boston Bruins announced on Tuesday afternoon that the B's father-and-son ownership tandem of Jeremy and Charlie Jacobs will address the media in a Wednesday morning conference call. The Jacobs' will "discuss the Bruins' 2008-2009 season and outlook for next year."
It's expected that the two main voices in Bruins ownership will also clarify the contract situation concerning B's GM Peter Chiarelli, who is entering the final year of a four-year deal with Boston. There's been no indication that an extension announcement concerning Chiarelli is impending, and it's unclear what — if any — sticking points are holding up a new pact for the Sporting News NHL Executive of the Year.
Protracted contract squabbles with an NHL executive that's turned the Bruins franchise around in three short years would be an extremely short-sighted move by Bruins ownership, as would allowing Chiarelli to enter the final year of a four-year contract signed back in May, 2006. The guess here is that Chiarelli would have no shortage of suitors next summer should Delaware North allow it to get to that point.


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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - May 29, 1948, Winona, Minnesota w EATHER Cloudy tnnljcht; ocnmlonAl >nd SunUn.T. IS HERE DUl 37-5 the In Radio Full Leased Wire Newi Report of The Associated Press Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations WINONA. MINNESOTA. SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 29. 1948 FIVE CENTS PER COPY FOURTEEN PAGES VOLUME 46, NO. 88_________________________________ AW Wallace Sees Peace Peril in Mundt Bill THE ALSOPS Warren Makes an Impression By Joseph Alsop Sacramento, Warren who governs California from this pleasant, pretty city, is the least known of major American political figures. This Is too bad, for War- run is also one of tho throe or four most impressive senior Republicans if ono may Judge from two hours' frank talk. Furthermore, although ho is not ono of those who toss all night with droams of the White House, Warren is a serious candidate for tho Republican presidential nom- ination. Thin week, with the Republican convention delegates chosen, War- ren's emissaries are going out through tho country. They are ex- plaining to Republican leaders War- ren's pro-eminent availability, in the qulto possible event of a deadlock in tho convention. Warren himself thoroughly understands that a con- Senator Arthur H. Vnndenbcrg whom ho warmly nclmlres. But he Is preparing to take his chance with shrewd, good-humored equanimity. In nny event, ha is legally en- titled to hold tho big California delegation until ho chooses to re- lease- it. And thus, whatever hap- pens, ho is bound to bo one of the iialf-dozen commanding personali- ties when the delegates gather at Philadelphia, What sort of fellow, then, Is this man Warren? In the first place, he Is n second-generation Scandinavian American, sind looks it. (It nom- inated and elected, ho would bo the first occupant of tho white House whoso father and mother wore Im- migrants. Ho Is a solid, easy-mov- ing quiet-spoken man, with the big Scandinavian build, and the broad, immll-foatured, pleasant Scandina- vian face. Put a, blue cap on him, woathor his skin n little, and he might bo a big Norwegian aca cap- tain. Ho walks through the Cali- fornia capital corridors as ft rather Konlnl son captain might walk vessel's familiar deck. And although lie shows no signs of wishing to imitate tho autocracy of the mas- ter of a ship, he Is reputed to have Bteerccl California knowingly through very difficult times. For purposes of this report, how- ever, his rippearanco is consider- nbly less Important than his views. Those are generally supposed to be mysterious and Imprecise, In fact, however, ho has Just surveyed the whole panorama of American policy, both domestic and foreign, saying where ho stands on almost every is- BUO, In a radio broadcast that bus received Infinitely too little atten- tion in tho country. In thU broadcast, which was his (Continued on rape 11, Column 3.) ALSOPS Arabs Launch Attack on New Jerusalem Haganah Battles Throttling Siege; Old City Aflame Lake Success Russia blasted Britain's Palestine policy today as hypocritical, cynical and imperialistic. Andrei A. Gromyko, Soviet deputy foreign minister told the United Nations security council Jt must reject Britain's resolution for peaceful media- tion of the Holy Land Issue. Cairo Arab troops began an attack today in modern Jerusa- lem. Jews, short of water and food, tried desperately to break a block- ade of all four highways entering the city, Legion guns pounded Jewish con- centrations in new Jerusalem, even as raging fires swept the ancient Jewish ghetto in the old city. There Israeli remnants, with food and ammunition gone, surrendered yes' tcrday after a five-month siege top- ped off by an 11-day pounding from the guns of King Abdullah's Arab Legion. Now the Jews in all Jerusalem aro under a throttling state of siege that can be ended only by the opening of supply routes to the Mediterranean coast. "The battle for the defense of new Jerusalem and for the liberation of the old city a Hag- anah (Jewish army) communique declared. Locked in Battle Thousands of Israelis and Arabs were locked in a battle west of Jerusalem for the highway from Tel Aviv which could supply the Holy city's Jews. The Arabs threw armor, artillery, planes and all the manpower they could spare into the fight, Tel Aviv reports said. Jews fighting to break the Arab ring around Jerusalem could see smoko and flames belching from the rubble-strewn old city. Arab forces, commanding the Zlon gate, led the last group of Jewish civilians and children, young and old, from the old city. In the old city's police barracks, 204 Jewish men of military age, were temporarily behind bars, -waiting buses to take them to a camp at Amman, Trans-Jordan, Seriously wounded men, under the surrender terms accepted yesterday, were to bo delivered to Jewish lines in Jeru- salem, but the others of some 150 wounded may be kept prisoners. Fires Rage Fires raged through the night in the Jewish quarter. The Arabs blamed Jewish mines which they saltl exploded from time fuses after tho surrender was concluded. Some Arabs said the Jews kindled fires Weather FEDERAL FORECASTS WInona and vicinity: Increasing cloudiness and wanner tonight: low- plode, n. cst 5'V. Occasional local showers living la and warmer Sunday; highest 72. T.OCAI. WKATHER purposely before the evacuation of the quarter, which adjoined the south wall. A dlspateh from inside the old city 'said the ghetto looked like a chunk of blasted Stalingrad, The stench of death was heavy. Some Jewish bodies lay unburied and others had been covered hastily with thin layers of rubble. The Holy Sepulchre was hit today by a mortar shell which did not ex- Homan Catholic priest Official observations for the 24 hours enclltif: at 12 m. today: Maximum, liV: minimum, 52; noon, C7: precipitation, none; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE Max. Mln. Pep. Bomldjl 57 -B Chicago 79 4G Denver............. 7-t 5G De.sMolnes......... 77 52 Duluth............. 04 3S International Falls 59 31 Kansas City........ 84 GO Los Angeles "2 53 Miami.............. 78 Mpls.-St. Paul C5 50 New Orleans 83 CU .15 New York 77 GO Seattle 5G 01 Phoenix............ 07 C3 Washington 70 CG Edmonton.......... 71 -12 Kcglmi 09 38 The Pas SO 42 telephone. the shrine reported by Gene Johtuon photo will remain lor.one week after Memorial day. and then will be removed for another year. City Set for Quiet Observance of Memorial Day; Parade, Bandshell Prosram Monday will observe Memorial day Benes Fails to O.K. New Czech Constitution Prague, Czechoslovakia. President Eduard Benes has not signed Czechoslovakia's new con- stitution, and there is no indication that he will, it was disclosed to- day. The president's failure to approve formally the "people's democracy" constitution adopted by a purged parliament May 9 led to specula- tion that he may not continue in office. Official word on Benes' future Intentions could not be obtained. The president and all his principal aides were unavailable. There was talk in Prague that Benes would resign after tomor- row's communist- dominated single slato election. This talk was plainly labeled as speculation, however. The ministry of information con- firmed that Benes has not yet signed the new constitution but pointed out he has until June 3 to act. U. S. Ambassador Laurence A. Stelnhardt says Benes is "rela- Memorial Day Program Lake Park bandshell, a. m. May 31 Cyril B. Smith, presiding Flag raising Marine Corps league The Star Spangled Banner..............Winona Municipal band Harold Edstrom, director Community singing led by H. Irving Tingley Pledce to the Flag.......... Led by Eagle Scout Mark Fawcett invocation...........................The Rev John H. Simonds Reading, "Lincoln's Gettysburg Address" Wilfred Fraser "America, the Civic chorus Directed by H. Irving Tingley Accompanied by the Winona Municipal band Overture, "Over There L. Lake Memorial address.....................Colonel Donald T. Winder "God of Our Civic chorus Directed by Mr. Tingley Accompanied by band Municipal band 13-Cent Hike Ends Chrysler Dispute Detroit The vanguard of Chrysler Corporation workers trickling back into the plants It was not known whether the shell was from Jewish or Arab held territory. The missile crashed atop the Saint Helena's chapel, for tho Byzantine queen mother who built the first church over the sacred place of Christ's burial and resurrection, TJ. N, Action Despite strong American-Russian support, a proposal for United Na- tions force to stop the Palestine war appeared headed for defeat to- day. Security Council President Alex- ander Parodl of France said he hoped to get a vote by tonight. The plans needs seven affirmative bal- lots In the 11-natlon council. Only the United States, Russia, the Sov- DA1LY KIVF.B BUU..ETIN Flood Stapo 24-hr, .let Ukraine, France and Colombia no1 have supported it. The Russian-introduced proposal would order the Jews and Arabs, Including Arab governments, to halt military operations in the Holy Land within 35 hours. Failure to comply could bring economic sanc- tions and the use of an intema- !s .1 4- .1 .1 StiiKC Today Change Red Wine 1't 3.2 .2 Lake City G.5 -.2 Rends 12 3.5 .1 Dam 4, T.W....... 4.4 Dnm 5. 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Some 350 sailors and marines, one half of them armed, searched a ten-mile wide area last night and today for three mental patients who escaped from the Great Lakes naval training Stati''.7i. 6 Perish As Fire Roars Through Chicago Flat .4 2.7 3.5 persons died to- day In a roaring flre that spread with terrific speed through a three- story apartment building on thcl southwest side. .2 An undetermined number of per- sons fled from the building located five blocks north of the criminal ,1 .1 .1 courts building. Fire Marshal Anthony Mullaney said the blaze, of undetermined ori- gin, spread so quickly that rescuers were able to save only one of seven persons trapped on the second and third floors. Earlier, seven persons were injured in another flro which damaged a three-story apartment building about a mile south of second blaze, This flre, also of undetermined ori- gin, caused damage estimated by ire department officials at An immediate investigation of the second flre was started by Earl Downes, flre department attorney. Four of the victims have been identified as Frank Duffek, 70. own- er of the building; Mrs. Lyle Wllkins and her son, John, four, and Kiren Callaghan, 40. The bodies of the other two vic- tims were believed to be those of Albert Stuczynskl and his wife, Rose. The bodies were found in a third floor apartment occupied by the cou- ple but were burned beyond recog- nition, i a straight 13 increase.. With ,thelr return the second than'twice Chrysler's best previous offer. It also extended the company's contract, due to expire in 11 months, until August, 1950. Either Chrysler or the IT. A. W. can seek an ad- majorlabor dispute in the auto-! justment of wage rates once any mobile iiidustry this year was June .J5p 1949. Salaried employes, some of them represent- ed by the TJ. A, W., were given an ten off the books. Chrysler's settlement the C. I. O. United Auto Workers, an- nounced last night, bettered by two cents the raise given strike- threatening General Motors em- ployes under a cost of living for mula only three days earlier. It provided less than half the union's original demand but more Wlnona will observe Memorial day quietly on Monday. It will be a day's Interlude from business and Industry in which to Honor the American, dead of post wars. Winona cemeteries will flame with the floral tributes placed on the graves of the war dead to keep alive the memories of sons, husbands and fathers who have died to keep intact the liberty of this country. Patriotic organizations will form and march without ostentation to observe military ceremonies which have been and will continue to be a pattern of Memorial day. Few speeches will be made and only brief ceremonies and gun salutes will take place. Veterans say pomp and ceremony is not the Am- erican way today and that to hon- or the war dead, they must trim and shape the day in accordance with the quick and swift and ready spirit of the living. A lonely medley of sound will mark the day's ceremonies at 11 a. m. when the city's church bells will toll for one minute In tribute to the servicemen who died. Stores, offices, public buildings and industries will be closed throughout WInona's observance of Memorial day. Armies and wars will be forgotten as those who still mourn the men, who, long years ago, wore the blue and the gray, the men who fought in the Spanish war, the Mexican war, and the doughboys who went "over the top" in World War I and the late heroes who fought the mo- bile and sky war of World War II, meet and unite in a common sor- Oheo Girl, 14, Wens Nashinal Spcling Bea The ghinal spcllng bca. Is over and the young womun that one it diserves all the conpratulashuns she got. Why, sum of the wirds they through at that poorc little ycre-oia Riirl Irom Black Horse, Ohio, wud have stumped a groan man. But she whized right drew them, did this kewt little toa- hcad named Jean whopLnR big-, wirds like impcck- able and pcrspikcwily and si- Well, lot's of bis wlrds, any- way. She nokt out the runer-np, a, locle boy named Parrcll Fla- vcUc, with a sixtcan-dolar spcchcl wlrd: oligarchy. (That's what it scd on the ofichial list anyway. 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I did my half pb at Wokingham. They are far enough apart to do both.
Balds, did both last year. Wokingham has 3 or 4 bridges to go over with short inclines, whereas Reading has 2 proper hills, not that long or steep, but more than Wokingham.
I came about 1min 20 slower at Reading than Wokingham, but i fairness, I built up big to Wokingham, and the effort caused me to lock my back, so had to sit a week out, and when I came back it was all a bit after the lord mayor's show.
Some people argue Reading is faster, and although I can't see that, maybe if you attack the downs and work it on the ups you can use the much bigger crowd support and epic field to take you home quicker,
When I ran them both in 2008 - I prefered Wokingham. A smaller field but friendly and I found the hills more managable than Reading.
Reading has a better pb course imho because the two hills are brief and the downhills are long. But the course is hideously overcrowded so that negates any benefit.
Wokingham is pretty flat with a couple of bumps over a motorway but can be a bit windswept. Smaller field, enough room to run.
thanks to all. and to Stevie G for the original tip on his forum about Wokingham entries being open.
Personally I find the last 2 miles of the Reading course a bit soul destroying (the A33 has very little going for it, and out and back along the Madjeski service road seems very long), although I always enjoy coming into the Madjeski stadium itself. I always run better at Wokingham, too, and I guess that probably colours my view a fair bit!
Only ever run the WHM but signed up to do both in 2013. Will report back in 5 months?
I got my pb at reading (twice). The "hills" are hardly noticeable. The harder one is right near the start, followed by a very pleasant descent to the town centre.
Joolska, we are complete opposites, I really don't like the noisy finish in the stadium, but I enjoy the last section on the dual carriageway and green park. It is very flat, but allows me to pick up the pace nicely in the last couple of miles (my fastest split in 2012).
For the people who have Reading as their pb course, have you done Wokingham at the same fitness, and with the same effort?
The only way I could see Reading being quicker than Wokingham is if you do well at Wokingham, and then take the 4-6weeks (whatever it is in between), and develop your fitness in between
My two fastest ever HM times were 1:35 at Wokingham and then 1:31 at Reading.
Both were in 1989 though. Wokingham was the original route through Sindlesham, Arborfield and Finchampstead, whilst Reading was roughly the same course but in the opposite direction, i.e. I ran up Kendrick Road, instead of down it as the course is now.
I've never run Wokingham, Im afraid. Living in Shropshire, I will make the trip down for Reading (a family affair) and enjoy the weekend. I ran 1:27 in 2000. I'm much older and slower now, but ran 1:32 this year. The course just seems to encourage fast running. If you think Reading is hilly (it isn't!), try Basingstoke. I ran it last year and it was brilliant, but I only managed 1:36.
Johnny, no one is saying Reading is hilly in the scheme of things, but it has 2 light hills, that's undeniable.
Wokingham, MK, Silverstone, Gosport, are all examples of flat courses, which at most have slight elevations for bridges.
Andy, if both courses have changed, hard to compare the times to the current courses!
If you're looking for a really flat course for a pb blast, look out for one of the half marathons at Eton Dorney. Four laps round a boating lake so couldn't be flatter, apart from minor bumps over water culverts.
My pb course is Henley. Does that make me weird?
Muttley -yes it does
Stevie - their overall profile isnlt that much changed though
I ran both this year and ran Reading 3 mins quicker and wasn't really trying for a time.
Loz, i find that quite shocking! 3mins is a monumental difference.
Yeah but Wokingham really is a bit early in the year mate. My St Albans 10 time in January was horrendous
Neither - do Fleet!
I enjoy both of these events and have entered both again for 2013.
I've done both twice and I would say Wokingham is quicker. Less people and a few gentle inclines. Wokingham is also cheaper I think. Both are good though.
Both similar. This year I was quicker at Wokingham than Reading, last year I was quicker at Reading. Depends on the day. In the area, Maidenhead was much faster for me this year...like 3 mins quicker.


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The four-hour assault on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi may have been orchestrated by groups tied to al-Qaeda, lawmakers said as U.S. officials began to investigate the attack that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens.
The attack in Libya that also killed three other U.S. personnel bore the hallmarks of al-Qaeda and may have been carried out to mark the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks on the U.S., said Representative Mike Rogers, chairman of the House intelligence committee.
The "military-style attack" on the consulate was "a planned, targeted event," Rogers, a Michigan Republican, told reporters yesterday. Those who staged the "well-planned, well- coordinated" attack probably picked the timing of Sept. 11 "for a reason," he said. "You can't have this many coincidences on the same day."
Senator Dianne Feinstein, a California Democrat who heads the Senate intelligence panel, also said the attack may have been premeditated.
It may have been the work of al-Qaeda because "the weapons were somewhat sophisticated, and they blew a hole in the building and started a big fire, and that's how the ambassador died, in a fire," Feinstein told CNN.
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Early reports portrayed the protest in Libya as a spontaneous reaction to an anti-Islamic video posted on YouTube. The video, which ridicules the Islamic Prophet Muhammad, also sparked demonstrations in Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen.
Protests spread for a third day today. In Sana'a, Yemen's capital, assailants breached the U.S. embassy's security perimeter and set two cars on fire as security forces fired into the air to disperse the crowd, according to Yousef Al-Ahjan, one of the demonstrators. One protester was killed and five injured, Al Arabiya television reported.
In Cairo, at least 216 people were injured, most from tear gas inhalation, in clashes near the U.S. embassy, said Ahmed el- Ansari, vice president of the Egyptian Ambulance Organization.
Protesters outside the Swiss embassy in Tehran, which represents U.S. interests, chanted "death to Israel" and "death to America."
President Barack Obama called the leaders of Egypt and Libya to request help in securing American diplomatic offices. "The president said that he rejects efforts to denigrate Islam, but underscored that there is never any justification for violence against innocents," according to a statement.
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The Pentagon dispatched an anti-terrorism team of 50 U.S. Marines from Europe to Tripoli, Libya's capital, to safeguard the U.S. embassy there and also assist in evacuating American personnel from Libya, U.S. officials told reporters yesterday.
Two U.S. Arleigh Burke-class destroyers have been assigned to patrol off Libya, U.S. officials said. The USS Laboon is already on station, and the USS McFaul will arrive within two days, the officials said. They said the warships, which haven't received specific orders, will be available for contingencies.
The assault on the Benghazi compound, which includes a main building, several ancillary buildings and an annex, began about 10 p.m. local time on Sept. 11, according to the officials who briefed reporters.
In about 15 minutes the assailants had breached the perimeter guarded by Libyan security forces and began setting fire to buildings, said one of the officials.
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The consulate in Benghazi came under rocket attack, Libya's deputy interior minister, Wanis El-Sharif, said by phone yesterday. The British Broadcasting Corp. said attackers also threw homemade bombs at the compound.
Libya's government has a plan to confront armed groups, Mustafa Abushagur told Al Arabiya television after he was elected prime minister by lawmakers yesterday.
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"This plan deals with the current challenges, including irresponsible armed groups" like the one behind the attack on the American consulate, Abushagur said. "This is unacceptable in Libya, unacceptable to the people and our values, because these people are guests in our country."
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Sean Smith, a foreign service information management official, was one of those killed in Benghazi.
Stevens, 52, arrived in Tripoli as ambassador in May, having served as special representative to the Transitional National Council from March 2011, shortly after the start of the rebellion against Qaddafi. He served as deputy chief of mission in Libya from 2007 to 2009, according to a biography published online by the U.S. State Department.
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The deaths in Libya and protests outside other U.S. embassies over the disputed video recalled the worldwide demonstrations in 2005 after a Danish newspaper published cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad.
A 14-minute clip of the video posted on Google Inc. (GOOG)'s YouTube shows a fictional attack by Muslims on a Christian family followed by an account of the origins of Islam depicting Muhammad as a womanizer.
Google said yesterday that YouTube has blocked access to the video in Egypt and Libya "given the very difficult situation" in both countries. The video will remain on the site because it meets YouTube's guidelines, Mountain View, California-based Google said in an e-mailed statement.
The conflict threatens U.S. efforts to establish new ties in a region where leaders including Egypt's Hosni Mubarak, a longtime U.S. ally, and Libya's Qaddafi were toppled last year and Islamist parties are growing in influence.
Obama condemned the Libya attack "in the strongest terms" and vowed to work with Libyan officials to track down those responsible. "No act of terror will ever shake this great nation," Obama said yesterday at the White House Rose Garden, with Clinton at his side.
Libya's Ambassador to the U.S. Ali Aujali issued "an apology to America and the American people" and said at a news conference in Washington that his government "will try everything possible to find out who is responsible for this deadly attack."
Personnel Evacuated
Those killed in the attack and other American personnel were evacuated by chartered flights from Benghazi to Tripoli and later to Germany, one of the U.S. officials said. Wounded personnel will be treated in Germany and the remains of the dead would be flown to the U.S., the official said.
The attack in Benghazi was the most serious to date against a foreign mission in a country that's struggled to ensure security since Qaddafi's ouster. Benghazi, the birthplace of the uprising, has seen attacks on British diplomats and an earlier attack on the U.S. consulate, while Libyan government buildings have been targeted in Tripoli.
In Tunisia, authorities fired tear gas and rubber bullets yesterday to repel a crowd of several hundred protesters who tried to storm the U.S. embassy in Tunis.
Cairo Questions
In Cairo, protesters scaled the walls of the U.S. embassy Sept. 11, ripping down the U.S. flag and replacing it with a banner carrying an Islamic inscription.
The Cairo riot raised "a lot of questions about what triggered the violence," Representative Rogers told reporters. The video clip couldn't have been the only trigger because that is "not consistent with what we've seen in the past when it comes to extremist elements hoping to incite violence."
While Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney joined Republican and Democratic lawmakers in condemning the attacks, he also said the Obama administration sent "mixed signals" by failing to disavow a statement issued on Sept. 11 by the U.S. embassy in Cairo before the death of the American ambassador. The embassy was "effectively apologizing for the right of free speech," Romney said.
Million-Man March
The statement posted on the embassy's website said the embassy "condemns the continuing efforts by misguided individuals to hurt the religious feelings of Muslims -- as we condemn efforts to offend believers of all religions."
American air power helped Libya's insurgents overthrow Qaddafi, while in Egypt the military has received more than $1 billion a year in U.S. aid since 1979 in return for maintaining a peace treaty with Israel.
In Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood called for a million-man march on Sept. 14 to protest the video. Under Islam, any depiction or representation of the prophet is deemed blasphemous and ridiculing him is even more serious.
The protests cast a new spotlight on Muslim-Christian relations in Egypt after the election of President Mohamed Mursi, who came from the ranks of the Muslim Brotherhood. After clashes between Muslims and Christians in the months following the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak last year, Mursi's government has repeatedly said it will represent all Egyptians.
The U.S. must take a "firm stand" against the producers of the film and act in line with international accords that "criminalize actions that create sectarian strife" on the basis of race, color or religion, Egyptian Prime Minister Hisham Qandil told reporters yesterday.
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The school district's financial pinch became cold reality last night as the Brainerd School Board placed three administrators and six teachers on unrequested leave of absence. This is the end result of declining enrollments, inflation and state aid cutbacks.
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Brainerd Elks Lodge 615 was host for the 1971 Pine Tree District scout banquet in their clubrooms, with Carl Erickson as master of ceremonies. Five Eagle Scouts were honored and given American flags by the Elks Lodge.
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The dishwasher holds about 10 glasses/ cups in the top have with room for utensils and large knifes ect down the sides. The cutlery holder has four compartments with spaces down its sides for tea spoons. The bottom part holds about 8 dinner plates and two reasonable sized saucepans.
One tablet per wash is all that is needed per use and I top up the salt and rinsaid about once every three weeks. The machine takes about half a bag of salt per refill and a tiny amount of rinsaid. Bout are easy to top up and the dishwasher lets you know when this needs doing by flashing a red light on the front of the machine that says 'salt' or 'rinseaid'
I clear the bottom Of the dishwasher out after I have washed the pots of every sunday wash. If you dont clear the filter/wastepipe area of the machine at least occasionally it will block with food scraps and the dishwasher will not function until it can drain. Once again this is simply to do. Remove the filter from the bottom of the machine, rinse under the cold tap until clean and then put back.
The shortest setting on the dishwasher is an economy wash which takes about 30 minutes. The longest setting is an intense wash at nearly 2 hours. I use the setting in the middle. Economy wash just doeant clean the dishes to my standard and the intense wash is only used for roast pots and pans.
This dishwasher is brilliant as always hotpoint have excelled with quality and a simple machine that is easy to work and maintain.
Hotpoint slimline white dishwasher / Features include a built-in water softener / a self-balancing door for easier loading and unloading / a residual drying / which uses the heat from the dishwasher from the final wash to economically almost dries your dishes completely /


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The Government has reduced the price of Laugfs LP gas cylinder (12.5
kg) and Shell LP gas cylinder (12.5 kg) by Rs. 334 and Rs. 310
The new prices will be effective from midnight yesterday.
A Laugfs LP gas cylinder will now be Rs.1,069 and Shell LP gas
cylinder Rs. 1,309.
Addressing the media yesterday Trade, Marketing Development,
Co-operative and Consumer Affairs Minister Bandula Gunawardane said the
total price reduction received by consumers during the last four months
was Rs. 790 from Laugfs gas cylinder and Rs.554 from Shell gas cylinder.
Commenting on the high cost of living which the country experienced in
the end of last year, he said the inflation rate was at 28 per cent.
But due to tax relaxation on essential commodities introduced under
the Special Commodity Levy Act in the budget last year, the Government
incurred a loss of Rs. 9,991 million of revenue last year.
This is equivalent to the total expenditure which can be made on
Samurdhi beneficiaries annually, he said..
The Minister said the Government also reduced the price of a litre of
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Re: Do loops
I've got code that computes solutions to systems of differential-delay
equations using a For loop and restarting things at the ending point of
the last run. Below is the loop from an old version which shows how I
did it a little more clearly.
delay[num_, cT_, z_] := Block[{T = cT,y},
f[t_] := 0.8;
witchargs = {};
For[k = 0, k <= num, k++,
sol = NDSolve[{y'[t] + y[t] == f[t] ( 2 - f[t]^z),
y[T*k] == f[T*(k+1)]}, y, {t,T*k,T*(k+1)}];
f[t_] := Evaluate[(y /. Flatten[sol])][t-T];
witchargs = {witchargs, t <= T*(k+1),
Evaluate[(y /. Flatten[sol])][t]};
g[t_] = Apply[Which, Flatten[witchargs]];
ParametricPlot[{g[t],g[t-T]}, {t,T,T*k},
PlotRange -> All]
Notice that the I.C. in the NDSolve routine is found by substituting
into the saved function f[t_] which was creating by shifting t back
by the delay time.
If you have more questions, please write me.
Scott Herod
Applied Mathematics
University of Colorado, Boulder
(sherod at newton.colorado.edu)
In article <4ms4ok$58v at dragonfly.wolfram.com>, g.kokkoris at ic.ac.uk (Giorgos Kokkoris) writes:
|> Dear fellows,
|> I am having a problem in trying to simulate biological invasions using
|> Lotka-Volterra dynamics.
|> I create a do loop with an NDSolve command at the end of it, in which I have
|> to use results from each iteration as my new initial conditions for the next
|> run of the do loop.
|> Obviously it does not work because I don't know how to do it correctly.
|> In each run the results of the next are independent from the results of the
|> previous run.
|> I can be more specific if I have to.
|> Thanks
|> Giorgos
|> Giorgos D. Kokkoris e-mail: g.kokkoris at ic.ac.uk
|> Centre for Population Biology tel: +44-1344-294472
|> Imperial College at Silwood Park fax: +44-1344-873173
|> Ascot, Berks, SL5 7PY


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|Fender Ketchup.
|GTA San Andreas
|Wu Zi Mu
|Four Dragons Casino, Las Venturas.
|$5000 and + Respect
Fender Ketchup is the first mission in the Four Drangon casino path.
When CJ first arrives in Las Venturas to Wu Zi Mu's newly opened casino, a saboteur has been caught smashing up some of the slot machines. As Wu Zi Mu's men are about to "get rid of" him, CJ intervenes and has the guy tied to the hood of a car stomach down, facing the front windscreen. CJ then drives the car around the city dangerously in order to scare him into telling him which family he's with.
The mission
In the starting cutscene, Wu Zi Mu told Carl about problems faced in the casino, and he would like to give Carl a share of the casino. Then they were informed that one saboteur(Johnny Sindacco ) was caught. Woozie order to get rid of him. But Carl order to tie him to the front of a car instead.
Then Carl proceed to the car, and take Johnny out for a ride to scare him, in order to figure out which mafia family he is.
In order to scare him, you need to drive at high speed, perform hand brake turns and insane stunts. However, you need to avoid the highway or you will get a three star wanted level, and avoid crashing or Johnny will die.
(Four Dragon Casino, Wu Zi Mu, Carl Johnson,Guppy)
(Woozie is on the phone)
Wu Zi Mu: Idiot! Do you know how much those machine cost? We're supposed to be opening in...
(Crash sound)
Wu Zi Mu: What the fuck was that?
(To the phone again)
Wu Zi Mu: Hello?HELLO?(Throw the phone to the floor)What the fuck is wrong with you people?
Guppy: Boss, CJ's here.
(Guppy and CJ enter)
Wu Zi Mu:Carl, glad you could make it.
(Carl and Woozie shake hands.)
Carl: So this is what you'vebeen doing.
Wu Zi Mu: Yeah, it's been a complete nightmare.


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Incoming PaperlinX chief executive Tom Park will have his hands full as he settles into his new $1.5 million-a-year job, but he won't be wielding a hatchet like many new chiefs.
Nor will he be waving the PaperlinX chequebook around to buy more companies.
His priorities would be to extract full value from the string of acquisitions made over the past three years, and learning how to live with the resurgent Australian dollar, chairman David Meiklejohn said yesterday.
Mr Meiklejohn indicated that the former might help offset the worst effects of the latter.
"Thank God we bought Buhrmann when we did," he said in reference to the $1.1 billion purchase of Europe's leading paper distributor, sealed last November.
"There is an excellent contribution that we have got to the results and we are very happy with the way things are going. The results we have got in the first two months are in line with expectations."
Mr Meiklejohn said there was still a lot of work to do to ensure PaperlinX made the most of the acquisitions already made: Spicers in Australia, The Paper Company in Britain, Coast Paper in Canada, and Buhrmann.
"We have enough challenges in front of us, management and the board, without making any big moves," he said.
Mr Meiklejohn said it was for PaperlinX to extract the synergies from the acquisitions and make sure shareholders got value for the money invested.
Mr Park could be the man to do it. "He is an outstanding manager and the people to whom he's going are very lucky to have him," said Janet Holmes a Court, chairwoman of Heytesbury, who worked with Mr Park when he was managing director at Goodman Fielder.
Apart from integrating the subsidiaries, Mr Park's main job will be to limit the damage caused by the Australian dollar.
PaperlinX directors have already indicated that the domestic paper-making operations of subsidiary Australian Paper have been hurt by the dollar's rise and the increased pressure it has brought through cheaper imports.
This, and the translation effects on North American earnings, has driven the 23 per cent decline in the company's share price since September. The shares closed down 3� yesterday at $4.47, just shy of January's 27-month low of $4.42.
"You'll never compensate for a 35 per cent fall in the dollar in a 12-month period," Mr Meiklejohn said. "It's like being on a roller-coaster.
"The problem, and we're not alone in this, is coping with largely Asian import competition."
But Mr Meiklejohn is not looking to perform major surgery on the paper-making operations.
"I don't think there are any decks to clear. There is no need for Tom to come in with a hatchet. He's not in a recovery situation at all." with Bloomberg
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Since moving to the Medical College of Wisconsin September of 2011, Dr. Lawlor has continued to work closely with the Beggs laboratory while establishing clinical and research neuromuscular pathology laboratories. The work performed in his research laboratory at MCW has performed the pathological analyses for a number of preclinical trial studies for animal models of X-linked myotubular myopathy that are currently being performed worldwide, including anti-myostatin therapy, gene therapy, and protein replacement therapy. He has also recently begun evaluating myostatin inhibition in murine models of nemaline myopathy.
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Palm Desert—with its evergreen golf courses, bustling shopping district, and lively entertainment—is anything but deserted. Still, if it's solitude you seek, this quintessential Tinseltown getaway offers just that. Discover both sides of the desert with this week's Escape to the Inn at Deep Canyon.
A two-hour drive from Los Angeles, the inn is offering a two-night stay for two, Sundays through Thursdays ($120) or Fridays and Saturdays ($140). If you're a lone vacationing maverick, take Fido with you to this pet-friendly, 32-room hotel.
Drop your sunglasses over your nose once you reach your King or Double Room, equipped with Wi-Fi and cable television. Many of the rooms also come with kitchenettes, and all are no more than a few steps from the large palm-lined pool and the adjacent Jacuzzi, which is rarely attended by more than a handful of other visitors.
After your complimentary breakfast, offered to each guest both days, explore the Coachella Valley. Peek inside the stores at The Gardens on El Paseo—Anthropologie, Saks, and about 50 others, including two art galleries—then head for The Living Desert, which is literally buzzing with life: Insects, plants, rattlesnakes, birds of prey, bighorn sheep, and other exciting wildlife call this sanctuary home.
Play a round of golf at the Desert Willow Golf Resort, named one of the Best Places to Play by Golf Digest, and choose between the eco-friendly Firecliff Course, loaded with challenging water hazards, or the more easy-going Mountain View Course, both at the Desert Willow Golf Resort.
Then, feast your eyes on, well, a feast at the authentic Chez Pierre Bistro, which offers comfortable seating for single diners as well as intimate two-tops for couples. Start with escargot de Bourgogne and a glass of French vin before tucking in to roast crispy duck in a lavender honey sauce.
With so much to do in this desert oasis, you'd think this week's Escape were a mirage.
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Wonderful quilt. I would wait 2 years for a quilt like that.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Wonderful quilt. I would wait 2 years for a quilt like that.
a dog show & quilt addict
It's beautiful. Thinking how good it would look on our bed at the lake. Hmmm..........
It's really nice..I love the borders too...
We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give....
What a beautiful woodsy looking quilt. Great job!!
will quilt 4EVER
I can see the warmth in this, as well as the love that has gone into it. Thank you for shareing.
Very pretty. It will be well loved.
What a great quilt! I looked at the picture before reading your post and thought "how Adirondack" that quilt looks! Lo and behold, you write they live in the Adirondacks! They will love it and it is perfect for any home up there. People who live up there really get into the whole Adirondack theme. I am working a flannel that has some of that fish fabric in it! And I absolutely ADORE your border fabric. You did a great job.
BTW, I just have to comment on your tag line. Let me know when you find that job, it is my dream job too! Check out my profile some time. LOL
Oh I do love this quilt. I can imagine snuggling up under this on a cold winters night. I bet your son and his wife are crazy about it. The time you put into it has been so worth it, a real treasure for sure. Thanks for sharing with us.


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SAVANNAH Georgia USA (originated by Green Palm Inn on April 28, 2010) — In Savannah, it's a time-honored southern tradition to welcome, include and engage guests to our home, neighborhood and city.
As one of the social and cultural centerpieces of Savannah society, our little historic Savannah inn eagerly anticipates each Savannah visitor. It shouldn't be surprising that as we engage Savannah traveler-photographers each of us can join in and see how our visitors see Savannah … what is real and what is captivating.
We thank each of the accomplished and generous photographers for pointing out Savannah's uniqueness, as experienced during personal, creative moments in Savannah.
These beautiful Savannah pictures capture specifics of daily life in Savannah. Green Palm Inn will help you too, to discover Savannah's best places – on and off the beaten path.
Savannah, through the lens of her adoring visitors
Savannah offers natural beauty spots where the scenery is not fabricated. The whole Savannah historic district is very walker-friendly, with an historic square every other block, restored architecture and mansions — modernized on the inside — beautifying the landscapes.
Come. Explore. Enjoy. Capture for yourself the more intimate side of Savannah — the experience-it-if-you-can slices of Americana in the Deep South. Here the classic-to-eclectic town-people keep alive the old Savannah way of life, right alongside the contemporary, modern way of living. Enjoy a little 5- or 10-minute walk to great Savannah shopping, Savannah dining, Savannah art, Savannah music, Savannah theater and Savannah business.


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In March, while the rest of us were busy getting ready for spring by making vacation plans, cleaning out closets, turning over the garden, and the like, hundreds of US veterans of the Iraq war and their loved ones were walking to New Orleans, to mark the war's third anniversary and to extend a hand to victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Their point was simple and powerful — that the estimated $2.5 trillion to be spent by the US in Iraq would be better used to help our own suffering citizens.
This march and the moving poster designed for it — featuring the line, "Every Bomb Dropped on Iraq Explodes over New Orleans" — came to mind as I watched the endless recent television coverage marking Katrina's one-year anniversary.
There were still-closed hospitals and children without schools to attend. One man in his nineties was still trying to rebuild the little house in which he had raised his family.
The coverage depicted people who had lost everything and everyone they loved, medical staffs frustrated by their inability to save lives, frustrated aid workers and politicians spewing useless rhetoric, and volunteers and citizens of New Orleans, all wondering when Uncle Sam would help heal his children.
I wondered the same thing. Beyond the millions thrown at the levees and the depressing sight of FEMA trailers parked side-by-side across the Louisiana landscape looms a question: how much does America really care about its own? As the death toll steadily rises in overseas war zones, and the national debt balloons with the cost of a dubious conflict, "homeland security" takes on new meaning.
For most of us, security is something much more personal than airport screening procedures or the Patriot Act. To the average American, a secure day is one in which our loved ones are fed and children safely go off to a classroom to learn. We are secure when our elders can pay for their medicines, and when the fuel we need to heat our homes and to take us to work is available and affordable.
We feel secure if our homeland is a place offering breathable air and drinkable water, and enough law and order to make it safe for us to negotiate at night. We feel safe in the absence of an overbearing government in our personal decisions and in our daily lives.
Security is expensive, but the Iraq Veterans Against the War — on whose Web site (www.ivaw.net) the poster for "Walking to New Orleans" appears — may have the right idea. End the war and spend the "guns" money here at home to buy more "butter."
Real "homeland security" — what a concept!
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The University of Southern Mississippi joins an elite group of campuses nationwide selected as host sites for the Project Green Challenge Conscious College Road Tour set for April 26-27.
More than 600 University of Southern Mississippi students fanned out across Hattiesburg last Saturday morning to assist with cleaning, painting, landscaping and other tasks as part of the Fourth Annual Big Event community service project.
The students spent half a day performing various assignments at nine different locations in the Hattiesburg area. The Big Event is sponsored by the Student Government Association at Southern Miss.
The Provost's Office is asking Southern Miss students and faculty to assist in the Fall 2012 Textbook Survey that is now available on SOAR. Faculty and students will find separate surveys, which must be completed before midnight on Friday, April 19 to be included in the final results.
Members of the faculty are asked to make their students aware of the survey. As an incentive to students, a $100 VISA gift card will be presented to two randomly selected students from those who complete the textbook survey.
The University of Southern Mississippi Graduate School and the Graduate Student Senate will host the annual Graduate Student Research Symposium in the Thad Cochran Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, March 21. An awards luncheon will be held in the Thad Cochran Center Ballroom from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
The Student Government Association (SGA) at the University of Southern Mississippi is hosting The Big Event Saturday, March 23, the fourth year for the city-wide community service project.
Students involved with the Student Government Association lead the volunteer effort, working with many Hattiesburg agencies that will benefit from their services, including Thames Elementary School, Edwards Street Food Pantry, Oseola McCarty Youth Development Center and the Salvation Army.
University of Southern Mississippi seniors Jazmyne Butler and Ashley Betts have been invited to join a prestigious group of collegiate standouts as part of the Clinton Global Initiative University.
Hattiesburg native and University of Southern Mississippi junior Brandon Hersey has been named a finalist for the prestigious Truman Scholarship.
Hersey, a political science/communications studies major, is the lone Southern Miss student selected and one of only four students from the state of Mississippi chosen as Truman finalists.
A memorial service for University of Southern Mississippi students, faculty and staff who passed away during the academic year will be held on the Hattiesburg campus Tuesday, March 5 at 6:30 p.m. in the Thad Cochran Center, room 218.
The Student Dietetic Association within the Department of Nutrition and Food Systems at The University of Southern Mississippi sponsored an "Eat Well Hattiesburg" Nutrition and Fitness Fair on Feb. 23 at Pride Field on the Hattiesburg campus.
The event was designed to introduce the Hattiesburg community to vendors that provide healthy nutrition and food options in the Pine Belt. The student group also sought to supply a venue for all ages to come enjoy themselves and learn about nutrition and fitness.
A week after an F-4 tornado destroyed his Hattiesburg home and damaged The University of Southern Mississippi campus, Willie Pierce met with an insurance claims adjuster at his 34th Avenue residence, now a pile of rubble, to assess his material losses.
University of Southern Mississippi marketing seniors Chelsea Thomas and Mikel Mangipano were part of a team that captured first place honors in the 2nd Annual Startup Weekend competition held Jan. 18-20 in Jackson, Miss.
The National Pan-Hellenic Council at the University of Southern Mississippi honored an annual commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with service to the Hattiesburg community on Monday, Jan. 21.
A faculty member with an exemplary record of research and service in public health and an Honors College student heading to medical school are The University of Southern Mississippi's recipients of the annual Higher Education Appreciation Day, Working for Academic Excellence (HEADWAE) award.
The College of Nursing at The University of Southern Mississippi added a memorable chapter to its storied history by welcoming the inaugural class of the Nurse Anesthesia Program to the Hattiesburg campus.
The National Commission for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) has awarded The University of Southern Mississippi continued accreditation, affirming its teacher education programs meet the organization's rigorous standards for excellence.
Youngsters at The Children's Center for Communication and Development wasted no time delving into the large stack of books donated by the Library and Information Science Student Association at The University of Southern Mississippi on Wednesday, Dec. 12.
Nabanita Mukherjee, a second year masters student at The University of Southern Mississippi, won a second place award for Best Poster in Medical, Urban, & Veterinary Entomology Section of the Entomological Society of America (ESA) 2012 annual meeting last month in Knoxville, Tenn.
University of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg campus students, faculty or staff seeking treatment for the flu or other medical issues can visit the Student Health Services' Beedie Smith Clinic this weekend only, Saturday, Dec. 8 or Sunday, Dec. 9 from 2-5 p.m., in addition to the clinic's regular weekday hours. The clinic's pharmacy will also be open both days.
Chi Omega Sorority at The University of Southern Mississippi presented a check for $41,000 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation as part of its annual fundraising efforts associated with Songfest.
Dr. Richard W. Meiring, assistant dean for Admissions and Student Affairs at the College of Veterinary Medicine at Mississippi State University recently visited The University of Southern Mississippi campus to speak with healthcare preprofessional students interested in veterinary medicine.
The University of Southern Mississippi chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED) Health Preprofessional Honor Society recently hosted a week-long book sale featuring the MedTutor program.
The Office of Community Service Learning (OCSL) at The University of Southern Mississippi joined forces with several other campus entities on Nov. 15 for the 2nd Annual Food Packaging event as part of Stop Hunger Now.
Nothing conveys the holiday spirit more than the festive "Lighting the Way for the Holidays" and "Songfest" events held annually at The University of Southern Mississippi. The public is invited to attend this year's free festivities, set for Thursday, Nov. 29 at the Hattiesburg campus.
Activities for the 6th Annual "Lighting the Way" program begin at 5 p.m. with performances set to commence at 5:30 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Student Government Association (SGA) at Southern Miss. The 61st Annual Chi Omega Songfest will be held at 6:30 p.m. in Reed Green Coliseum.
University of Southern Mississippi student Daniel Hinton, a senior chemistry major from Petal, Miss., has been accepted into a new program called "Chemistry Opportunities (CHOPs)" at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Chemistry Department.
University of Southern Mississippi student Colton Reid and his horse Della recently competed and earned a top-10 ranking in the nation's biggest horse show, the American Quarter Horse Congress.
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