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Or perhaps the better question is "Who's cooking?" If you've stopped by the James Lloyd Breck refectory sometime this Fall, you have probably had a chance to try some of the amazing food students, faculty, staff and guests have been feasting on. If you have not been to campus (and more importantly the refectory) recently, I encourage you to find an excuse to visit! Join us for Morning Prayer and Eucharist and then walk over to breakfast where you will find things like quiche, oatmeal bake, homemade biscuits and sausage gravy, eggs and bacon, cheesy grits, crunchy french toast or homemade scones. There is always fresh fruit, yogurt, cereal and oatmeal if you want to go continental. Don't feel like getting up early to make it to breakfast? You are in luck–lunch is just as fantastic! You can go light (but really why would you?) and have the fresh salad bar with the typical salad fixins or try the daily featured salad. Entrees we've enjoyed lately have included shrimp and grits, gumbo, melt in your mouth pot roast, homemade mac and cheese that should have been illegal, enchilada bake, cottage pie, lasagna Bolognese, homemade soups and a host of delectable desserts. So back to the question–who is cooking? Margaret Mosley, wife of Middler student Richard, came on board in June to head up the refectory and has been shaking things up ever since! She has the restaurant business in her blood–her parents owned Caro's Mexican restaurant. She also worked for a catering company called Feastivities in Fort Worth and credits her time there for giving her the skills to run the refectory. She joined forces with Shelly Tinsley who has worked in the refectory for the last three years. Shelly lives with her husband and daughter in town and makes many of the yummy desserts people just can't resist! Daniel Farr came on board in August. Daniel was the Sous Chef at a cafe/gourmet market in Florida for seven years. He moved to Nashotah this summer with his wife Meghan, an MDiv Completion student, and their two boys. Rounding out the team is Britney Braddock and Jorge Rangel. Britney is the wife of Junior student Zack and they have one son and a baby girl on the way. She worked in catering prior to coming to Nashotah. Jorge has called this area home for the last two and a half years. He has a degree in hospitality management from FIU and he and his brother owned two restaurants in South Florida.
Aside from the fantastic meals the culinary crew serves up Monday through Friday, they worked tirelessly to set out an amazing spread for Convocation Week with meals that featured duck, seared tuna, cornish game hens, baked brie, shrimp cocktail, braised asparagus, lamb meatballs, a prime rib carving station and an upscale taco bar. They recently cooked for a Men's Conference held here at Nashotah and don't forget about the monthly community dinners! I'm exhausted just typing about all this talented crew does! So next time you find yourself at Nashotah House around meal time be sure and stop by and sample the best cousine you'll find at any seminary and pretty much anywhere. Then poke your head in the kitchen and say thanks to Margaret, Shelly, Daniel, Britney and Jorge. We are blessed by their gifts, talents and hard work!

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Founded April 20, 1926
Officers: President – RichWoods; President Elect – Dave Eppelsheimer; Vice president – Eli Potkonjak; Treasurer – Bob Reinhardt; Secretary – Andy Barnes; Immediate Past President – Taylor Poehls.
Directors: Bob Gross, Warren Carity, Kevin Dwyer, Ken Snyder, Tom Schultz, Ed Ellingson, John Foley
Looking forward to the meeting of November 27, 2012
Programs and Events
November 27 – Our speaker will be Ellen Van Cleeve, to tell us about the Peace Corp.
Meeting notes: Dave Eppelsheimer started happy dollars with one for his 68th B-Day for massage therapist Jamie Carlson discovering a medical issue in Dave's leg. Ken Snyder paid a buck to celebrate collection of his annual wager with True Blue Brew Crew Dave Eppelsheimer. Ken was also happy that Downer Wine and Spirits donated $130 in cash in addition to all the wine for the B&W event, and one of his clients donated $1,000 to the event. Chuck Sturm contributed a buck to celebrating his 13th wedding anniversary. Taylor Poehls paid a buck to celebrate the presidential election (and the end of the campaign season). Bob Gross threw in a buck because he is happy to help the new Cub Scout troop at the Fischer Montessori School.
Members: Rich Woods announced that Jason Gonwa is looking forward to returning to the Kiwanis fold as soon as his daughter and wife feel better. Carl Smith visited with Warren Carity, and the two of them brought some sunshine to Gary Krueger.
Scholarships: The plan is to continue four Scholarships. Committee members will Be Gary Krueger, Bob Gross, Kevin Dwyer, Jennifer Wakefield, Rich Gross, and Ilija Potkonjak.
Meetings: Tuesday noon, Mayfair Mall Community Room
Newsletter Editor - Kevin Sjostrom, Reporter - Ilija Potkonjak, Newsletter distribution: Tom DeLuca
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Hello also from Minnesota, up in the TC.. I also like thread painting and will some day get up the courage to try it. :)
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Hello Cheryl! Welcome from Inver Grove Heights, MN! Lanesboro is a fun town! We've been camping there! :)
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Welcome from the Twin Cities! Lanesboro is such a beautiful little town - I've been to your theatre and the history museum.
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Men have egos as large as the world we live in, and when it comes to their precious little swimmers men tend to be proud of what they produce at the height of their orgasms. Men love when women embrace every part of them, so when it comes to embracing semen the expectancy is no different. Whenever a woman rejects a man's advances to embrace the jizz, he rebuts with a smart remark that semen is actually good for you, and as funny as it may sound this rebuttal holds a certain amount of truth to it. Whether committing to finishing the act during oral sex or allowing the flow of milky goodness to come into your world semen has a few health benefits that may surprise even the most educated of woman.
So What Are Some Of These Health Benefits of Semen One Speaks Of?
For starters, semen is jam packed with protein which is great for muscle building for the woman who desires to get into the best shape of her life (of course it would take a substantial amount of semen to be ingested to "bulk up".) Need a pick me up out of those depressive states? Researchers have found that semen acts as an anti-depressant when it comes into contact with the vagina. Ingesting of this substance also brings on the same zen qualities (think of semen as a chill pill). Headaches and body aches can be reduced by using semen as well. According to scientific study, semen deposited into the vagina can act as a pain reducer ushering away tension within the body (definitely a less expensive way to get rid of pain…have sex instead of spending dollars on pain meds). Looking for a way to keep flawless skin and reduce the sign of wrinkles? Semen acts as an anti-aging agent helping to tighten the skin because of the protein and zinc it contains. All it takes is one semen facial a week and wrinkles can be kissed goodbye, but just don't take my word for it; ask 51 year old actress Heather Locklear who swears by the treatment. There are many more health benefits of semen including improvement in concentration, memory and an increase in quality of sleep. If these benefits aren't enough to convince one to embrace one to embrace semen, then what is? Try it sometime; after all what can it hurt to experiment with healthy bodily fluids? Just make sure no STDs are present before doing so.


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Hits 351 to 375 of 491William Rehnquist - "Even today, when society's views on abortion are changing, the very existence of the debate is evidence that the right' to an abortion is not so universally accepted as (Roe) would have us believe."
Pope XVI - "It is of great concern that the fabric of African life, its very source of hope and stability, is threatened by divorce, abortion, prostitution, human trafficking and a contraceptive mentality, all of which contribute to a breakdown in sexual morality."
Charles Schumer - "I am not saying I will vote against John Ashcroft because he is pro-life, ... But let me say if someone was nominated for attorney general who was vehemently pro choice -- who in his or her career spent decades trying to find ways to expand the law abortion at nine months would be perfectly legal -- wouldn't you be more upset and raise more of a voice than against a nominee who was simply pro-choice"
Charles Kimball - "It's certainly perfectly understandable to feel very strongly about abortion and even to organize and protest and try to educate and change the laws or whatever, but that's a very different thing than shooting a doctor in a parking lot."
Louise Melling - "History has shown us that when women are denied access to abortion they may resort to desperate measures. The women of Mississippi would be better served if the legislature would focus on commonsense solutions aimed at reducing unintended pregnancy such as funding medically accurate sex education and ensuring access to birth control, including emergency contraception."
Tim Stanley - "This is the most sweeping and momentous anti-abortion bill in the history of the state."
David Leopold - "In cases where people are requesting asylum based on politics or a particular social group, he's very strict. Is someone fleeing forced abortion more deserving of protection than someone fleeing political persecution"
John McCain - "But I also want to change the dynamics of this debate, which has kept us gridlocked into positions which caused people to shoot at abortion clinics and other Americans to view it as the only issue in American politics, ... There are areas we can agree on. ... We need to work together to eliminate abortion."
Bill Clinton - "I am opposed to abortion and to government funding of abortions."
Diane Feinstein - "It would be very difficult ... for me to vote to confirm someone whom I knew would overturn Roe v. Wade, because I remember ... what it was like when abortion was illegal in America ... As a college student at Stanford, I watched the passing of the plate to collect money so a young woman could go to Tijuana for a back-alley abortion. I knew a woman who killed herself because she was pregnant."
Teresa Calcutta - "If we accept that a mother can kill even her own child, how can we tell other people to not kill each other Any country that accepts abortion is not teaching its people to love, but to use any violence to get what they want."
Potter Stewart - "Abortion is inherently different from other medical procedures because no other procedure involves the purposeful termination of a potential life."
Leslee Unruh - "When the pregnant mothers realize that abortion involves the termination of the life of a human being, they look at the procedure in a different light. It is not taken lightly and for most of the women this fact is of critical importance and leads them to search for other alternatives."
Tim Russert - "Mr. Kilgore, you have said that you would eliminate abortion have exceptions for rape, incest, and life of mother what would happen, under Governor Kilgore, to a doctor and a woman who underwent an abortion if in fact, your scenario became law"
Ronald Reagan - "an entirely appropriate means of calling attention to the abortion tragedy."
Tim Roemer - "All of those should be part of a family's options if you're going to prevent the greater tragedy of abortion."
Rick Santorum - "The fact that so many are troubled still with the unlimited right of abortion is a powerful statement as to where this country stands on abortion."
Stephen Harper - "But I've been very clear in this campaign - I don't believe the party should have a position on abortion."
Tim Roemer - "to steer the party to the right on abortion."
Pat Murphy - "Most young women assume abortion rights will be there as a fall back. For me, feminist for all these years, it's frustrating to have to do these battles over and over."
Troy Newman - "Abortion lost today, abortion lost in the last two presidential elections, and abortion will continue to lose its death grip on the American people."
Tom Goldstein - "Abortion will definitely be on the front burner of the Supreme Court for the first time in many years."
Teresa Calcutta - "These concerns (for orphan children in India and elsewhere in the world) are very good, but often these same people are not concerned with the millions that are killed by the deliberate decision of their own mothers. And this is what is the greatest destroyer of peace today, Abortion...For the pregnant women who don't want their children, give them to me."
Daniel McConchie - "As much as this isn't the best strategic thing to do, it's there and it's the law of South Dakota now. We'll defend our position now which is to oppose abortion."
Bob Woodruff - "One of the leading conservative voices in the country is trying to explain himself today. William Bennett, former education secretary under President Reagan, is drawing intense criticism for the comments he made on his radio show yesterday. Mr. Bennett was discussing whether the declining crime rates in the country are a result of legalizing abortion."


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The U.S. military spends enormous amounts of time and money preparing soldiers for war but correspondingly very little of these resources preparing them to return to civilian life. When military personnel finish their tour of duty and return home, among the transitions that they must negotiate include:
As much as soldiers eagerly anticipate this transformation, negotiating the change is not always easy. The sheer number of transitions from war to peace makes the hope of quickly reassuming a normal lifestyle somewhat unrealistic, and for many, a successful change in role takes considerable effort and time.
A particular challenge facing a returning war veteran is the need to put aside the 'survival mode' which was critical in the war zone and may have become a central feature of the soldier's identity. Among the perspectives, attitudes, and behaviors that are highly valued in combat are:
While having obvious survival value in combat, this 'battlemind' style is typically highly maladaptive and self-defeating when applied to civilian life. For example, aggressive, split-second decision-making and action are vital in a firefight, but similar actions back home can easily fall under the categories of disorderly conduct, assault, and domestic abuse. At the same time, war veterans have a hard time letting go of these habits that once served to keep them alive and unharmed.
Resource: James Madison University Counseling Center- For Returning War Veterans
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1590 E 13th Ave
Eugene, OR 97403-1217
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Fellow FTB blogger and poet extraordinaire Cuttlefish penned a dynamite piece on the bust of the Phoenix Goddess Temple — and accused bawdy house — I referenced in a previous post. After very thorough searches Of some Arizona churches Cops arrested 20 people whose religion didn't pass But their reasoning was shoddy Christ demanded, "Eat my body", Is partaking of a wafer less ridiculous than ass? Go read the whole thing at The Digital Cuttlefish.___________________________Clarification: Cuttle … [Read more...]
Archives for September 18, 2011
Oh God! Oh God! Followup
Ignorant, hateful, builder of straw men. Wait … me??
"A former 40 year atheist" rips the hell out of my post (and book chapter) Good Without Gods.I was smarting under all this expert flaying until I looked at some of his other posts.Challenge to Atheists: Prove that there is no GodChallenge to EvolutionistsIn this last one, there's a response by the author to a reader comment (emphasis mine): … [Read more...]
Getting here from there
One of the little things you get with the WordPress blogging package is a statistics page that tells you all sorts of little things about how many people are reading your site, what specific articles they're reading, what they clicked on while here, etc. And my favorite, a list of the search terms people used that led them to your site. For instance, if you Google "blue collar atheist," you'll get several links to this blog, but also to stories elsewhere that reference it. In that same vein, … [Read more...]
Oh God! Oh God! Oh GOD!!! By the way, I'm also a cop.
A CHURCH in Sedona, Arizona, has been found, after a lengthy (!) undercover (!) investigation (!) to be a brothel.The jokes just write themselves, don't they? … [Read more...]


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The First Time Guitar Buyers Guide
Practical advice for buying your first guitar
Buying a guitar for the first time can be an overwhelming process. With the many brands, sizes and shapes to choose from, how do you know which one is right for you? What things should you look for — and look out for — when you purchase your first guitar? How do you make the most of your guitar-buying dollars?
Available for all e-readers and in print. All the information you need to find a great first guitar suited to your style, your budget, and your musical dreams.
"A valuable guide for newbie guitarists and lovers of acoustic guitar everywhere."
- Mark Hanson, Grammy-winning guitarist
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- Eric Skye, professional guitarist and instructor
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"A must-have resource with practical tips on what to look for in your first guitar."
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Monroe was born on June 1, 1926, as Norma Jeane Mortenson (soon after changed to Baker), the third child born to Gladys Pearl Baker (née Monroe) (May 27, 1902 – March 11, 1984). Monroe's birth certificate names the father as Martin Edward Mortensen with his residence stated as "unknown".
The name Mortenson is listed as her surname on the birth certificate, although Gladys immediately had it changed to Baker, the surname of her first husband and which she still used. Martin's surname was misspelled on the birth certificate leading to more confusion on who her actual father was.
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An Investment Opinion
by Alex Schay
Certain about Uncertainty
The year was 1975, and a young Edgar Peters was doing some research at the Newark Public library in order to "prepare for the time when [he] might actually have some money to invest." Mr. Peters, a freshly minted college graduate during the period, emerged from school brandishing a degree in mathematics and promptly embraced work as an insurance underwriter in Newark. That fateful day, the 23-year- old relieved the library of its copy of Burton Malkiel's influential tome A Random Walk Down Wall Street. What occurred in the ensuing years is best described by Peters himself:
"First came the decision to learn something about investing, for future use. I sought out a novelty, with a purpose in mind. Next came the surprise of learning that my math background could introduce an entirely different future. My complete change of career and my decision to learn something about investing changed my life and my family's life. My career and my own contributions to the field of investing are unexpected consequences of Dr. Malkiel's decision to write a book about random walk theory."
This story, taken from Edgar E. Peters's latest book, Patterns in the Dark: Understanding Risk and Financial Crisis with Complexity Theory is not merely an autobiographical indulgence. It's a clear illustration of one of the central themes of his book.
The fact that "novelty" can emerge and be absorbed in the form of innovation -- as an unintended consequence of an action taken in a complex system -- means that uncertainty is a natural part of life. While the conclusion that "life is uncertain" may not seem terribly profound, the mathematical proof that uncertainty is a necessary component in the operation of complex processes certainly is. Complexity is the fusion of global structure and local randomness, and in order for innovation and adaptation to occur uncertainty is a requirement. With this assertion, Peters effectively annuls the marriage between risk and uncertainty and forcefully argues that risk can often be lowered when uncertainty is increased.
Burton Malkiel is completely unaware that he changed Peters's life (unless he heard about the book), and because we cannot know all of the possible outcomes of our actions, unexpected events do occur. As Peters notes, the human mind cannot possibly anticipate all of the consequences of any course of action, otherwise our life's decision-making could be satisfied by Bayesian analysis. Probabilities add up to one; that is, they account for 100% of the possibilities. A statistician would state that expected return is the probability weighted average of possible returns, and risk is the bunching of possible returns around an expected return. Virtually all of portfolio theory (really, the application of statistics to finance) is built on this probability/possibility matrix. In the introduction to his book Peters observes:
"We experience true uncertainty when we do not know the probabilities of the possible outcomes because we do not even know what all the possible outcomes are."
The bulk of the book then, is Peters's lucent analysis expounding on the need for uncertainty. Whether he uses the example of genetic algorithms to show how randomness can lead a process to a goal even when the ultimate path is unknown, or if he simply shows how David Bowie's creation of Ziggie Stardust illustrates the integration of two seemingly contrary elements in the creative process (with a nod toward uncertainty as a requirement for stability), Peters's always seems to provide compelling insight into how global structure and local randomness interact.
Ultimately, the book's implications for "global structure" policymakers are more clear than any prescriptions that might be handed down to individual investors acting in an environment of local randomness. However, the discussions regarding various process models and their implications for economic activity are worth the price of admission alone. Interested investors ought to check it out.
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Crime at the Literary Club
This is the 40's and socialites gathered together in the club for a literary diner. A mystery crime occurred, and now everybody is a suspect. Who might be the killer? Is it you?
The cake was decorated entirely with sugar paste. Figurine completely hand molded.
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zavk wrote:Hi Jason and WITF
Interesting points. I suppose in addition to the two approaches of ethics you've mentioned, consequentialism and deontology, the third category is virtue ethics. To my general knowledge, this is quite close to what you've suggested in your post, Jason, that Buddhist ethics shifts the attention from moral laws and consequences to the moral character of the agent.
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Canadian legislators to hear ABCP complaints
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Disgruntled retail investors in Canada's frozen asset-backed commercial paper market will have a chance to air their concerns to politicians at special hearings set to begin this week, legislators said on Tuesday.
The finance committee of Parliament has invited at least six individual investors to give testimony at a three-hour session on Thursday morning.
"If there is anybody that we want to hear from, most importantly it's the investors," said Ted Menzies, a Conservative committee member and parliamentary secretary to the finance minister.
But Menzies was quick to caution that the committee did not want to meddle in the thorny ABCP restructuring process being crafted by a committee led by lawyer Purdy Crawford.
"We don't want to be offering advice, we just want to provide a venue for these people to be able to raise their concerns and find out if they understood what they were buying," Menzies told Reuters.
"This committee can't interfere with a private sector-led process that is ongoing."
About C$32 billion ($31.6 billion) worth of ABCP issued by groups other than Canada's big banks has been choked up since August, when investors lost confidence in the instruments on concerns about ties to the U.S. subprime mortgage market.
Investors are due to vote on Crawford's restructuring plan on April 25, amid signs that individual investors could derail the accord because they are unhappy that they might not get all their money back and may also have to wait for their funds for up to nine years.
Individual investors represent only about 1 percent of the total ABCP value falling under the plan, but they get one vote each and far outnumber big corporate investors. Continued...


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Tuscola Marching Mountaineers Band Day
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Tuscola High School Marching Mountaineers will hold their annual band day Saturday, Sept. 21 at First Presbyterian Church on Main Street in Waynesville.
The day starts with a garage and bake sale at 7 a.m. By 11:30 a.m., hamburger and hot dog plates will be available for purchase.
Band students will also be out in the community hosting several car washes at the following locations: Tractor Supply, Kmart, the Hardees in Hazelwood, KFC and Bojangles.
In addition, the famous Tuscola Band Win Win discount cards will be available for purchase at all locations.
The events of the day will end with an afternoon concert by the Marching Mountaineers held on the old Haywood County Courthouse lawn at 2:30 p.m.
The band appreciates the tremendous support of the community and looks forward to seeing you Saturday.


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Time and age have not been kind to her(If that is her).
HINT: ( She still oils the Democrats "Tax & Spend" machine)
[ Try guessing who it is before scrolling down too far. ]
Nancy D'Alesandro (Pelosi) \ Miss Lube Rack 1955
"Guns are a lot like parachutes ~ If you need one and don't have one, you'll probably never need one again".
The problems we face today are there because the people who work for a living are out numbered by the people that vote for a living
"No man who refuses to bear arms can give sound reason why he should be allowed to live in a free country" Teddy Roosevelt
Gun control is like trying to reduce drunk driving by making it tougher for sober people to own cars.
Time and age have not been kind to her(If that is her).
"President Kennedy put a man on the moon. President Obama put a man in the ladies room".
1600 Pennsylvania Ave. is a sleeper cell...
Probably spent too much time in the sump of the lube rack.
Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups.
I love my country, but I fear my government.
"The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything. Albert Einstein
More like, somebody put her on top of the ugly tree, and her face hit every branch on the fall down.
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You all may go to hell, and I will go to Texas - Davy Crockett
When Leonidas was preparing to make his stand, a Persian envoy arrived. The envoy explained to Leonidas the futility of trying to resist the advance of the huge Persian army and demanded that the Spartans lay down their arms. Leonidas told Xerxes "MOLON LABE", or "Come And Get Them."
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Oh my, i am happy to report that according to snopes ( yes i know, what would they know) madam Pelosi was not this good looking at 20!!
snopes.com: Nancy Pelosi - Miss Lube Rack of 1959
Nancy Pelosi - Miss Lube Rack 1955 - Urban Legends
So she has always been homely.......and age just made it worse.
Just for the fun here ar some great old advertisements that used pretty women to promote their businesses...like I said just for the fun of it and some nostalgia ....http://urbanlegends.about.com/gi/o.h...-car-wash-1951
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Once again proving the best plastic surgeons in the world still can't make an old woman look young. (plus its my personal belief that all that facial skin tightening cuts off circulation to the brain)
"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy" Ben Franklin
"I think our governments will remain virtuous for many centuries; as long as
they are chiefly agricultural; and this will be as long as there shall be vacant
lands in any part of America. When they get piled upon one another in large
cities, as in Europe, they will become corrupt as in Europe."
Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, December 20, 1787
Her stupidity has far outrun any beauty she may have had!
Remember what they say about "A SILK PURSE".
The American revolution never would have happened with gun control.
Those men look to be pretty good size guys. I find it difficult to believe that is Nancy Pelosi...she's too tall in the photograph. I had to escort her and Capitol Police officer through IAH airport in Houston back in '04. She's shorter than me and I'm 5' 7"...she's about 5' 4".
Photo of Nancy Pelosi Posing as Miss Lube Rack 1955- Fiction!
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Cystic Fibrosis telethon raises over $400K
Thank you to everyone who donated
NEW BERN, CRAVEN COUNTY - The 36th Annual NewsChannel 12 Cystic Fibrosis Telethon raised over $400,000 Saturday night.
The event featured 21 local acts and the NewsChannel 12 anchors hosting the event from start to finish.
The final tally was $412,835 raised, thanks to donations from community members.
It's the nation's largest all-volunteer telethon and it's the only telethon for cystic fibrosis. Donations through this event raised $410,448 last year to support research for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Over the years NewsChannel 12 and generous donors have raised over $8,570,000. The money raised helps CF patients improve their lives dramatically.
Cystic fibrosis is the nation's largest genetic killer of children and younger adults. It causes the body to create a thick, sticky mucus that affects many major organs, especially the lungs, pancreas and intestines.
CF patients and their families lead lives with lots of medications, daily chest treatments and many hospital stays for "tuneups".


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By Matthew Stibbe on 10 December 2009
Charlie Stross is a British science fiction author. I'm a big fan and I was thrilled when he agreed to an interview for this blog. As well as being a great writer, he's a geek's geek. He has blurbs from John Carmack (Doom, Quake and now rockets) and Bruce Schneier (IT security guru). We did…


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A Bail for Immigration Detainees (BID) study found that 200 children have been separated from their parents between 2009 and 2012 by the UK Border Agency.
The charity's report found that these children suffered adverse effects including weight loss, nightmares, insomnia and "extreme isolation".
Most of the children stayed with another family member or guardian, but 85 were taken into care when a single parent was detained.
The report found that children endured emotional distress in both scenarios and some of those put into care were "moved between unstable care arrangements, neglected, and placed at risk of serious harm".
The 111 parents involved were detained for an average of 270 days, but in 92 cases the parents were eventually released.
In 15 cases, parents were deported or removed from the UK without their children.
BID said the plight of children separated from their parents contradicted Section 55 of the Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009, which placed a duty on the Border Agency to safeguard and promote the welfare of children.
The charity said the government should end the separation of families by immigration detention and, in the meantime, introduce a time limit for how long families can be separated for.
Sarah Campbell, research and policy manager at BID, described the situation as a "hidden scandal".
"Children we spoke to described their despair and misery at not knowing if or when they would see their parent again," she said.
"The Border Agency displayed a callous indifference in continuing to detain parents, in some cases despite having clear evidence that children were in wholly unsuitable care arrangements.
"The government must immediately end the inhumane practice of separating children from their parents for immigration purposes."
BID said there are likely to be more cases of children being separated from their parents in the future since legal aid for most immigration cases was scrapped at the start of April.
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Elizabeth Marvel - 22nd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards at The Shrine Expo Hall - Arrivals at The Shrine Expo Hall, Screen Actors Guild - Los Angeles, California, United States - Saturday 30th January 2016
Elizabeth Marvel - Opening night of Misery at the Broadhurst Theatre - Arrivals. at Broadhurst Theatre, - New York City, New York, United States - Monday 16th November 2015
The breezy, entertaining tone of this historical comedy-drama kind of undermines the fact that it centres on one of the most pivotal moments in US-British history. Director Michell (Notting Hill) knows how to keep an audience engaged, and yet he indulges in both tawdry innuendo and silly cliches, never giving the real-life events a proper sense of perspective. Even so, some terrific performances make it enjoyable.
The events in question take place in 1939, when President Franklin D. Roosevelt (Murray) invites Britain's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (West and Colman) to visit Hyde Park, the upstate New York residence he shares with his mother (Wilson), while his wife Eleanor (Williams) lives down the road with her "she-male" friends. Roosevelt knows that George is here to ask for help against the growing threat of Hitler's Germany, and as a result of their talks a "special relationship" develops between America and Britain. Meanwhile, the womanising Roosevelt is not-so-quietly having an affair with his distant cousin and confidant Daisy (Linney).
Essentially there are two films here fighting for our attention. Much of the story is seen through Daisy's eyes, complete with an annoyingly mousy voiceover that never tells us anything we can't see on screen. Linney underplays the character to the point where we barely notice that she's in the room, and the depiction of Daisy's romance with FDR is often squirm-inducing. By contrast, the other aspect of the plot is fascinating, with West and especially Colman shining in their roles as witty, nervous Brits trying to make the most of the first ever visit of a British monarch to America. Their steely resolve is brilliantly undermined by their brittle nerves and endless curiosity.
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Elizabeth Marvel Opening night of 'Picnic' at the American Airlines Theatre - Arrivals Featuring: Elizabeth Marvel Where: New York, United States When: 13 Jan 2013
'Hyde Park On Hudson' is the story of the 32nd President of the United States Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his growing love affair with his soon to be mistress Daisy. In the summer of 1949, Roosevelt decides to invite the reigning monarchs of England King George VI and Queen Elizabeth over to America for their first ever trans-Atlantic trip - incidentally, the first trip to America any English monarch has ever made. The President's friends, colleagues and family rally together to create a fun and interesting weekend for the Royals despite their unfamiliarity with proper royal protocol such as knowing the proper way to address the King and Queen. Nonetheless, the royals remain polite and do their best to cover up their nervousness and lack of experience of American culture as war with Germany is imminent and they may need someone to turn to.
This partially biographical and downright comical drama has been told in the shoes of Daisy and takes place only months before World War II broke out. 'Hyde Park on Hudson' has been directed by Roger Michell ('Notting Hill', 'Changing Lanes', 'Morning Glory') and written by Richard Nelson ('Ethan Frome') and is set to hit cinemas from February 1st 2013.
Starring:Bill Murray, Laura Linney, Olivia Colman, Elizabeth Marvel, Elizabeth Wilson, Eleanor Bron, Olivia Williams, Blake Ritson, Jonathan Brewer, Martin McDougall & Tim Beckmann.
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The CIA is confronted with the consequences of previous events that have taken place involving Jason Bourne. They decide that they must shut down Operation Outcome (the subsequent operation to Operation Treadstone) which will involve the assassination of Outcome agent Aaron Cross and Doctor Stephanie Snyder who helped produce the agents. They must find an escape or be killed.
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In the Hasidic community in 1998 Brooklyn, Sam (Eisenberg) is clearly struggling to find his place, working for his dad (Ivanir) and betrothed to be married. Then his neighbour Yosef (Bartha), older brother of his best friend Leon (Fuchs), suggests that he could do something on his own, make more money and get more women. So Sam and Leon head to Amsterdam, flying home with a case full of "medicine". When Sam objects, Yosef reminds him that the Jews have been smuggling for thousands of years. And of course the cash helps ease his conscience.
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True Grit is a 1968 Western book by author Charles Portis, Ethan & Joel Coen now lend the story and re-work it into a film adaptation. They are not the first directors to turn this book into a film as it was also attempted by Henry Hathaway in 1969 and starred John Wayne.
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Sam Gold is a good guy, he and his family live in a Jewish Orthodox community in Brooklyn and he's about to marry the woman his family have chosen for him whilst studying to become a Rabbi. His life path has already been set for him, but his neighbor Yosef senses Sam isn't totally happy with the direction his life is taking; he offers Sam a solution to his problems. Yosef introduces Sam to Jackie a man who needs certain 'medicine' transported from Europe to the US. Sam soon realizes that the medication he's transporting is actually Ecstasy pills, even though it's against his way of life, Sam accepts Jackie's offer.
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Tonight, President Barack Obama and Republican Presidential Nominee Mitt Romney will have their third and final presidential debate, with foreign affairs as the primary topic. In advance of the debate, rumors have surfaced (denied by the parties) of a potential opening for negotiations between Iran and the U.S. over nuclear arms.
Coincidentally, October 22, is the 50th anniversary of the day when President John F. Kennedy made one of the gravest televised presidential addresses to the nation: he went on the air to tell us that the Soviet Union had placed long-range missiles in Cuba, and that the U.S. would establish a naval blockade of all ship traffic to and from Cuba until the Soviets agreed to withdraw their missiles. In short, we were on the brink of nuclear war.
As we consider the stakes in this year's presidential election, let's watch the candidates tonight not through the silly lens of Twitter reactions to ephemera, but through the most urgent lens of maintaining peace and leading the world to a stronger position of safety and security for all people. We have heard precious little about war and peace in this campaign; neither candidate has had much to say about the enormous consequences the U.S. and the world have suffered because of the wars of the last decade — Iraq and Afghanistan are silent shadows across the presidential campaign, the national and global economy, and the worldwide sense of security and hope for peace. We natter about stupid stuff — whether Joe Biden smiled too much, how Paul Ryan looked in those workout photos, what meaning we might find in "binders full of women" — even as the most important issues for the future of civilization get the silent treatment.
50 years ago, we school children practiced getting ready for a nuclear attack by having air raid drills in which we huddled under our desks. Just like the "readiness" campaign after 9/11, during and after the Cuban Missile Crisis Americans engaged in various "readiness" activities including building bomb shelters under their front lawns, stockpiling canned goods and knowing the location of the local civil defense shelter. Today, we might find those old signs to be curious artifacts of an age of nuclear anxiety — even as we get constant reminders to stockpile flashlights and bottled water against the next shadowy terror.
Where are the true leaders who can give us the confidence in long-term peace and security?
50 years ago, Pope John XXIII had just opened the Second Vatican Council when the Cuban Missile Crisis broke. Well into his 80's, dying of cancer, he nevertheless exerted his influence to help bring the world back from nuclear catastrophe. Using all of the talents honed during his long diplomatic career, Pope John intervened with direct communications to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev urging him to "not be deaf to the cry of humanity" and to work to save the peace. Commentators credit Pope John's message with helping to give Krushchev some cover in withdrawing the missiles. Soon thereafter, Pope John issued one of the great encyclicals of all times, Pacem in Terris, on peace in the world. Time magazine named him "Man of the Year" for his extraordinary leadership in those times of grave threats to peace and extraordinary change in the Church.
Today, the names of these protagonists stand as giants in history — Pope John XXIII, President John F. Kennedy, and yes, even Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev who responded to entreaties to bring the world back from the brink of nuclear war. It's probably safe to say that none of them were considered likely candidates to become legends of the world stage when they first took office — Pope John was already in his 80s and viewed as an interim pope; President Kennedy was very young and inexperienced in foreign affairs; Khrushchev was a loyal communist party member who eventually fell out of favor and was deposed. But each, when faced with the gravest crisis, rose to the occasion to take appropriate action for the sake of peace.
How do we measure the potential of today's presidential candidates to exert powerful and persuasive leadership to secure greater peace in this world?
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- Introduced a free-to-use, full-featured, perpetual licensed version of its analytical platform software, making it available via the Amazon and Informatica Marketplaces. This version enables companies to pin up to 128 gigabytes of data into memory and perform in-depth analytics.
- Announced Hadoop integration as an integral part of the Kognitio Analytical Platform. Beyond simple connectivity, an external tables feature embeds a software agent inside Hadoop clusters, effectively leveraging Kognitio as an in-memory analytical accelerator for Hadoop, returning query results in seconds, and saving minutes to hours of query processing time.
- Announced support for Amazon's EC2 and High Cluster Compute initiatives; just last week, Kognitio said it was reducing its charge for analytics performed via High Cluster Compute instances to a penny per gigabyte per hour, enabling even small, data-intensive firms to perform day-long analytics on a terabyte of data for less than $100.
BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Kognitio, driving the convergence of Big Data, in-memory analytics and cloud computing, today announced it has been positioned in the "visionaries" quadrant of Gartner, Inc.'s latest "Magic Quadrant for Data Warehouse Database Management Systems," published last week. The Kognitio announcement came at the Gartner Business Intelligence and Analytics Summit 2013 in Barcelona, Spain. Kognitio believes this position provides tangible proof of its efforts to successfully redefine itself and its products in the highly competitive "Big Data" and analytics marketplace. In its new report, Gartner noted, "the data warehouse DBMS (database management system) market is transforming due to the rise of 'big data' and logical data warehouses. Unexpectedly, many organizations entered the data warehouse market in 2012 for the first time, increasing demand for professional services and causing important changes in vendors' positions." Kognitio has been consistently at the forefront of this trend, leveraging its generation of experience as an in-memory analytical platform to enable companies of all sizes worldwide to better understand the insights available from massive amounts of data, so that they can gain and maintain a competitive advantage in the marketplace. Over the last 18 months, Kognitio has:


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Founded in 2003, SparX has had a colorful and successful history in FIRST. We are students from Webster Schroeder High School and Webster Thomas High School who consistently strive to be an innovative and game-changing team, and to represent our sponsors, including the Xerox Corporation and the Webster Central School District, the best we can.
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Capitol Hill (CNSNews.com) - Members of the House and Senate introduced legislation Tuesday to again include commercial cargo pilots among the ranks of those eligible to participate in the federal armed pilots program. Supporters called the loophole that excluded cargo pilots from the plan a "gaping hole in national security."
Both houses of Congress included cargo pilots in their legislative mandate to create a "Federal Flight Deck Officer" [armed pilots] program. But when the Homeland Security Act - in which the provision was included - went to a House-Senate conference committee for reconciliation, the word "passenger" was inserted in front of the words "airline pilot" each time they appear, effectively excluding cargo pilots from participating.
Capt. Marc Flagg flew as a Navy fighter pilot for more than a decade and has been a commercial cargo pilot for the last seven years. His parents died on American Airlines Flight 77 when it was crashed into the Pentagon by terrorist hijackers on Sept. 11, 2001.
Flagg told lawmakers on Capitol Hill Tuesday that the armed pilot program - officially known as the Federal Flight Deck Officer (FFDO) program - has at least one serious flaw.
"By only fortifying passenger aircraft, we have basically created a blueprint for terrorists to strike using cargo aircraft," Flagg argued. "To ensure one level of security, we must also arm cargo pilots."
First Officer Al Aitken is a pilot for a major passenger airline and represents the Airline Pilots Security Alliance. Joining Flagg Tuesday, he issued what some considered to be a shocking warning.
"I believe the possibility of another terrorist hijacking is actually greater for cargo operations," Aitken said. "It, therefore, makes no sense to exclude cargo pilots from the Federal Flight Deck Officer program."
Aitken noted a number of factors that contribute to the vulnerabilities of cargo aircraft, including:
Some cargo planes carry a limited number of passengers, but those individuals do not undergo the enhanced scrutiny of those flying on commercial passenger airlines;
Personnel who load cargo planes are not required to have the same criminal background checks as those who load and service passenger aircraft;
Airport cargo facilities are much less physically secure than passenger terminals and tarmacs;
Stowaways are frequently reported on cargo aircraft; and
Personnel with business at cargo ground operations are rarely screened before entering areas where they could gain unauthorized access to cargo planes.
With a major cargo hub located on the Ohio-Kentucky border, Sen. Jim Bunning (R-Ky.) is particularly concerned that cargo pilots be able to protect themselves and their aircraft.
"Suppose, from any of those scenarios, a terrorist made his way onto a cargo plane and then, after takeoff, the terrorist made his way into the cockpit," Bunning hypothesized. "The cargo pilot would literally be defenseless."
Senators Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and George Allen (R-Va.) have joined Bunning to introduce the Arming Cargo Pilots Against Terrorism Act. Rep. Joe Wilson (R-S.C.) has introduced an identical bill in the House.
The legislation would require the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to alter the FFDO program to screen and accept qualified volunteers for training from the ranks of cargo as well commercial airline pilots.
"[This] is what we intended in the first place," Boxer explained. "Cargo pilots must be given a last line of defense to keep terrorists from gaining control of their aircraft, and we need to close this gap.
"I don't understand, frankly, why the conference committee took the cargo [pilots] out of this bill," she added. "It made no sense then, it makes less sense now."
The primary opponents of arming cargo pilots appear to be the cargo airlines. Pam Roberson, a spokesperson for FedEx, said her company opposes their pilots having any weapons.
"We oppose lethal weapons, such as firearms, and also non-lethal weapons, such as stun guns, on our aircraft," Roberson said. "We believe the presence of weapons would pose a substantial threat to the safety and security of crew members, as well as the structural integrity of the aircraft."
Research completed for the TSA prior to the implementation of the FFDO program concluded that it would be physically impossible for a handgun round fired inside an airplane to cause enough damage to rapidly depressurize the cabin or cause a structural failure in the hull of the aircraft.
Roberson said FedEx believes there is a more effective way to protect their pilots and aircraft.
"Safety and security of all FedEx employees is our top priority," Roberson explained. "We believe that a systematic approach, including strengthened cockpit doors and some of the other measures that are being taken, represent a better approach to aircraft safety."
But Bunning noted that not only are there no new reinforced cockpit doors on cargo planes - as have been required on passenger planes - but also that many cargo planes have no doors at all.
That fact, combined with the knowledge that federal air marshals are never on cargo planes, leads cargo pilot Leon Laylagian to wonder why anyone would want to exclude cargo pilots from the program.
"The elimination of cargo pilots from this effective layer creates a gaping hole in national security," Laylagian said. "The alternative is to accept locking the front door and leaving the back door wide open."
The Bunning-Boxer-Allen-Wilson bill would give the TSA 90 days to include cargo pilots who choose to undergo background investigations, psychological examinations and classroom and firing range training in the FFDO program.
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this morning when mama went out to feed us she found a surprise...a very very sick and dying cat in one of our houses!! at first she thought it was my son spikers..but turns out to be a wild cat! it hissed at her so she gave it some food and water and locked it up tillshe got home a while later..she transported him into a larger cage with bedding litterbox etc. to keep him comfortable. their is nothing to do now but wait for him to pass :( mommy named him will. it goes to show that even if the cat is not hers or is friendly she still wants to care for it...wish will luck!1
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|A big-arsed ape after a sprint
Rowlands' book is an intelligent and very personal defence of the existential value of running: its capacity to realise the intrinsic value of life.
This argument works for many exercises and sports, but there is a primal vitality to running, which has to do with our physiology: we are, as Rowlands notes, "big-arsed apes".
(Some of us bigger than others.)
If you are a thinker and a jogger, this is a book for you. A sample:
Regular runners will recognise Rowlands's descriptions of torture and bliss, such as his hill sprint in Ireland:
. . . the hard part is to keep going now, keep driving those legs as the lactic fire spreads outwards and is eventually replaced by a pervasive numb deadness . . . Finally the nausea . . . is replaced with warm triumph.
Running, Rowlands argues, is not joyful because it helps us win medals, catch the bus or avoid muggers. "Joy is the recognition that something is worth doing for its own sake."
Of course running can be useful, keeping off the kilograms and keeping us a few steps ahead of depression's black dog. But ultimately, Rowlands points out, these victories over pain and decay are brief. We are, like all living things, doomed: to craving, pain and, sooner or later, annihilation.
Running, by giving us a "whisper" of life lived for its own sake, not for the sake of survival or status, is a reminder of why it is still better to be alive than dead. In the meditative rhythm of left foot and right foot, breath in and breath out, we are neither chasing some end outside the run nor using the run as a means to simple pleasure.
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The prolific South Korean has two films at Cannes. Both tackle marital infidelity and its consequences, but one is black-and-white and sombre, the other more flighty, with an enigmatic turn from Isabelle Huppert, writes Giovanni Marchini Camia.
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Michel Hazanavicius's nouvelle vague romcom re-enacts the affair between an angst-ridden Jean-Luc Godard and ingenue actress Anne Wiazemsky. It's far from respectful, but few cinephiles will be able to resist its knowing humour, writes Jonathan Romney.
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Mementos of the late master's increasingly minimalist poetics, these short experiments in animating photographs and a painting teem with life's magic and mysteries, says Geoff Andrew.
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Game Time...The long-awaited home opener comes for 21st-ranked Northwestern as they play host to Dakota Wesleyan in a GPAC football match-up on Saturday, Sept. 21. Kickoff on Korver Field at DeValois Stadium is scheduled for 1pm. Northwestern comes into the weekend with an 0-1 record in the GPAC, 1-1 overall, while Dakota Wesleyan is 1-0 in conference play, 1-1 overall. Watch/listen live to the game via the NWC webcast at the following link: Watch/Listen Now! or listen to the KSOU broadcast at the following link: Listen Now!
All-Time...Northwestern leads the all-time series 10-2, including a 41-13 win over DWU in Mitchell, S.D. last year.
Last Year...Northwestern earned a big 41-13 road win over Dakota Wesleyan in a match-up of ranked teams played last year in Mitchell, S.D. Brandon Smith and Theo Bartman both rushed for over 100 yards in the same game for the sixth time and the Red Raider offense scored a touchdown on all but one of its first half possessions to open up a 34-6 halftime lead.
Smith rushed 14 times for 163 yards and three touchdowns, averaging over 11.5 yards per carry, a performance that earned him GPAC player of the week honors. Bartman added 105 yards on 12 carries and two touchdowns as the Red Raiders churned out 285 rushing yards against DWU. Davis Bloemendaal completed 11-of-18 passes for 133 yards and a score and Bartman was the top receiver with four catches for 58 yards. An inspired effort by the Raider D limited one of the top offenses to just 188 total yards and forcing DWU into 13 punts. Isaiah Twitty led the defense with 8.5 tackles and Nate Fischer added 5.5 tackles and one sack.
DWU was led by running back Josh Endres with 34 carries for 117 yards. Jon Bane completed 8-of-29 passes for 92 yards and a touchdown. Brady Bonte led the DWU defense with 11 tackles.
Last Time Out...Dakota Wesleyan opened conference play with an impressive 56-15 win over Briar Cliff last weekend. The Tigers roared out to a 36-0 lead halfway through the second quarter and led 42-7 by halftime. DWU totaled 592 yards of total offense, led by Jon Bane who completed 16-of-28 passes for 342 yards and three touchdowns. Francois Barnaud led the ground game with his second straight 100-yard outing, rushing 26 times for 189 and three scores. The Tigers defense even got into the scoring act, returning two interceptions for touchdowns.
Northwestern lost to Doane last weekend 34-27 in the NAIA game of the week featuring a pair of top 25 teams. Northwestern rallied from a 24-7 halftime deficit, tying the game at 27 after an 18-yard touchdown pass from Bloemendaal to Brice Byker with eight minutes left to go. Doane came back, however, with a 10-play, 84-yard game winning drive, finished off with a 13-yard touchdown run by Kenneth Boggs with three minutes to go.
Northwestern totaled 393 yards on offense, led by Bloemendaal with 254 passing yards and three touchdowns. Ben Green caught a career-high nine passes for 102 yards and two touchdowns. Theo Bartman rushed for 97 yards on 20 carries.
Scouting Dakota Wesleyan...After a 35-20 season-opening loss on the road to University of Wisconsin-Stout, DWU evened its record to 1-1 with a big win over Briar Cliff last week. Head coach Ross Cimpl begins his second year with the team and returns 17 starters off a 2012 team that finished 5-4 in the GPAC (T4th), 6-4 overall.
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Northwestern is second in the GPAC in scoring, averaging 41 points per game. They are third in total offense (498ypg) and feature a balanced attack, ranking third in both rushing (213ypg) and passing (285ypg). Senior Davis Bloemendaal ranks ninth in the NAIA in total offense, throwing for 570 yards and rushing for 52 yards this season. He has thrown seven touchdowns and just two interceptions, completing 65% of his pass attempts. Bloemendaal ranks eighth all-time with 4,759 yards and seventh in career touchdowns (47). Ben Green has emerged as the team's top receiver after two games, ranking second in the league in both catches (16) and yards (279) while also recording five touchdowns. Brice Byker has nine catches for 104 yards and a score. Senior Theo Bartman is third in the GPAC with 190 rushing yards, averaging 5.3 yards per carry, and two touchdowns. Bartman ranks 13th all-time with 2121 rushing yards and is tied for 10th with 24 career rushing touchdowns. Jessie Riley is seventh in the league with 159 yards, averaging 7.2 yards per carry. The Raiders o-line has given up just two sacks this season.
Defensively, Northwestern is giving up 35 points and 450 yards per game. They are third in the GPAC against the run, giving up 129 yards per game. The Raider D has generated two takeaways and are third in the NAIA with 11 sacks. Isaiah Twitty leads the team with 12 tackles, two sacks and one forced fumble. Greg Hegstad totals 11.5 tackles and one fumble recovery while Sam Van Ginkel has two sacks.
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