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Exercise makes weight loss easier—but more important, people who move more are more likely to keep the pounds off. Aim to burn at least 1,000 calories/week through exercise. (Note: Most of us underestimate how many calories we eat—sometimes by nearly 1,000 calories, says one study.) Try to think of your workouts as a way to compensate for these "margin-of-error" calories.
Tried-and-True: Use this calorie-burning rule of thumb (it's not exact, but it is easy to remember): Walking or running one mile is equal to 100 calories burned. Riding a bike for the same amount of time it takes you to walk one mile also burns about 100 calories. Look at the "calories burned" output on a treadmill, elliptical or rower (that asks you to enter your weight).
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From home video game consoles to hospital monitoring equipment, computer systems are a part of every aspect of contemporary culture. Computer scientists and engineers design, build and improve these systems, finding new applications for sophisticated technology, determine just how much information you can store on any hard drive, figure out what instruction a computer needs in order to turn on and move information around, design cables which link computers together to form networks, develop peripheral computing devices such as printers, modems, scanners and digital cameras. As a Computer Applications student at AJCE, you'll receive a solid background in engineering fundamentals that will allow you to adapt to newly introduced systems and methods; you'll also have the chance to work with well-respected researchers on projects that represent the cutting edge of computer science today.
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The department got an opportunity to do research and to deploy the Raspberry Pi systems. The first is to test and enhance the effectiveness of these tablets for use in class rooms. The second is development of new educational applications and content on Raspberry Pi, largely through final year Research and Development projects done by MCA students of the department. Readmore
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LINDABURY EULOGIZED AS LEADER OF THE BAR; Called One of Greatest Lawyers of His Time at Memorial Meeting in New Jersey.
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Are Justin Bieber and Michael Jackson's Son Working on Music Together?
Are Justin Bieber and Michael Jackson's eldest son, Prince, working on new music together?
Are Justin Bieber and Michael Jackson's eldest son, Prince, working on new music together?
He got knocked down, but he got up again! Justin Bieber wasn't about to let a skateboard wipeout stop his fun.
Justin Bieber's year has been winding down quietly, but it looks like his legal woes are about to heat up. The singer is reportedly being sued over his 2013 nightclub brawl.
You'll probably be hard pressed to find someone who got a better Christmas gift than Justin Bieber this year.
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Despite an earlier denial from Hailey Baldwin herself, those dating rumors about her and Justin Bieber have refused to die down. And it looks like the rumors have finally bothered Justin enough for him to deny them himself.
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Sites for larger units are are crowded, some with view of rental RV units parked through out campground. Narrow interior roads, some sites for smaller units or tents are better. All sites have sound from interstate.
Date of Stay: October, 2007
Truly one of the very best campgrounds we have stayed in, after many years of exploring the US and Canada. Great sites for RV's, tents and cabins. Very clean. Hosts on site and their pride of ownership really shows. Central to all PEI. Hosts exceptionally friendly and helpful. Can you add +++ to the 10 rating? Don't miss this one!
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Close to ferry and Quebec. Campground sits on interstate with no shade. Very clean with helpful staff. Plan to visit all of the nearby sites.
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Park has great access to lake and to Burlington. Sites for large units are very crowded. The security we witnessed was over the top, they refused to ID themselves when investigating a dog. Very popular on weekends, enjoy!
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If there were any other campgrounds in the immediate vicinity I'd look there. Sites are close together, some hard to get into. Our 40' coach did not fit all the way into the assigned site. Office help (I think the owner) was not particularly pleasant. 50 amp is an extra $5 a night ??? I've stayed in much better.


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Georges Niang has a bone to pick
Of course he took to Twitter to respond to Oklahoma's Buddy Hield predicting the Sooners will win the Big 12 next season.
"@jeffborzello: Oklahoma's Buddy Hield: "We're gonna win the Big 12 I'm saying it right now, we're gonna win the Big 12.""woah woah woah wat— Georges Niang (@GeorgesNiang20) July 11, 2014
Yeah, I wouldn't mess with Georges. Or the rest of the Cyclones, for that matter.
By the way if you want to know what Niang has been up to (and down to, weight-wise) check out this piece from CBS Sports.
A little bit about me....
I've been Sports Director at News/Talk 1430 KASI since December 2005. I graduated from Iowa State just a few months before that. My career has also taken me to such exotic locals as Estherville, and Storm Lake, Iowa, Owatonna, Minnesota, and Silver City, New Mexico (long story-don't ask). I've also had the pleasure of working part-time at WOI Radio in Ames and WHO Radio in Des Moines while I was a student.
I'm a native of Maplewood, Minnesota, a suburb of St. Paul. It was there that I was inflicted with the curse of being a Minnesota Vikings fan. There is still no known cure, though many times I wish there was. I'm also an avid follower of the Minnesota Twins and of course, the Iowa State Cyclones.


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By whose standards
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The standard for the conscious,
the persons who regardless of career aspiration,
relationship passion,
past guilt baggage,
know that job,
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are but controlling remnants
of an upbringing and the continued quest
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Void of true sentient identity,
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the ignorant…
Believe it or not…
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Movin' On
In with the new, out with the old, in with the new: The New Media Salon at Plus Gallerys temporary space at 1490 Delgany Street, in the shadow of MCA/Denver, is a metaphorical hello/goodbye to the neighborhood that Plus gallerist Ivar Zeile has called an interim home while the gallerys soon-to-be-new digs were being refurbished over on Larimer Street. This block feels like a hidden gem, Zeile says thoughtfully, noting that even as the temporary Plus prepares for its March move, its sister gallery, Object + Thought, will set up shop with a new installation-only space just down the block at 1420 Delgany.
The content of tonights event also carries an edge of newness: Curated by video artist and educator David Fodel, its a showcase for emerging new-media artists in the University of Denvers graduate program in electronic media arts, which teaches an astonishing gamut of pioneering techniques. Well have some works on monitors, other pieces projected on the walls; one is an interactive installation piece, and were even going to try and have an exterior projection, but all the works have some kind of a video component, Zeile says.
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BeschreibungMovement is the key to this collection. The settings for the stories in "Aquarium" range from metropolis to hamlet, from a Florida retirement community to a northern Ontario reserve on the brink of freeze-up. The people in "Aquarium" are as varied as its locales; the characters are landlords, actors, drinkers, painters, teachers, doctors, steelworkers, fishermen, students, shopkeepers, weathermen, clerks and security guards. Couples are a recurrent theme: the dreams and devices by which lovers join or drift apart.
PortraitMike Barnes is the author of the novels Catalogue Raisonne and The Syllabus, the short fiction collections Aquarium -- winner of the 1999 Danuta Gleed Award -- and Contrary Angel, and two poetry collections, Calm Jazz Sea, shortlisted for the Gerald Lampert Memorial award, and a thaw foretold. His stories have appeared twice in Best Canadian Stories, three times in The Journey Prize Anthology, and won the Silver Medal for Fiction at the National Magazine Awards. He was the subject of a feature issue of The New Quarterly (Summer 2001) which included an interview and three new stories. In 2008 he released his first non-fiction title, The Lily Pond: A Memoir of Madness, Memory, Myth and Metamorphosis. Formerly a piano teacher, fishing guide, janitor, steelworker, dishwasher, clock salesman, security guard, English teacher, in recent years he has been working as a private tutor. He lives in Toronto.
Pressestimmen'... fiercely alive, marked by a sharp, unerring eye for detail and a wonderful way with metaphors.' Toronto Star, Best of '99 'Barnes chooses his narrative turns with delicacy, avoiding high drama and epiphanies in favour of keen, incremental observation of his characters.' Globe & Mail
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How to sharpen your horns
Poem by: Benyoucef
Status: Finished
Genre: Editorial and Opinion
The Devil on his giant throne of hate
Got out of his familiar joyful state
So close the demon standing to his right
Could feel the sadness in his master's sight
"What possibly may bother you my lord ? ,
Since we have checked off every task on board,
And all those mortals bowed to what we said
And took the lead to guide the new misled,
How can you not enjoy such a delight ?,
For all the ages that we raised this fight "
" It's far beyond this ", big Satan replied:
"I'm now a rookie on this business side,
Those horns on top are nothing but a tale
That makes the children wet their beds and pale,
A line, a period, that was all I wrote,
and now the best that I can do is quote,
I've bled the inkwell dry and dropped the pen
along with those mortals you condescend,
The world I flipped to make their fall a rise
they flipped it twice just to enjoy it's size
Hell is my destiny and it will just suffice
But it's too much for me to live it twice,
I'll never wear these paper horns again,
I'll wait for mine to grow like other men".
As for my horns that wrote you down this carper,
there is no pencil on me that is sharper…
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ooooh, this is deliciously dark. very good
excellent poetry a great dark read very well composed
wonderful ,who was the devil and who becomes
I liked this. It was not only very well constructed but fun to read too
this was dark but a very good read, it all came together nicely. Very haunting- once again very unique
Oh and I didn't mean dark in a bad way- it was a good kind of dark, I definitely agree with what you said, sorry for the confusion.
There's a little piece of the devil in all of us Ben, nice piece.
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Well, I havent had the subbie very long but I have managed a few good races.
1st race was a nice Dakota RT w/ a whipple supercharger stick on the windshield. I was on Mercury BLVD and pulled up beside the truck. I really didnt pay him much attention till he reved up at me! Well ok, rev to 4k and wait for the light. Quick look around to check for johnny law and the light goes green. I pulled the best launch ever. I was about 1 car lenght ahead of the RT and all I could hear was a loud whine. I looked in the mirror and there sat the RT even with the rear door. All the way thru 3rd and neither of us budged. At the next light we gave each other the thumbs up. Nice race.
Next up. Sat night my GF and I were on our way home from a cruise in (street race hang out) around 2am. I am on 64E and I come up on a riced out white CRX and a totally blacked out civic. I am slowly passing the CRX and he speeds up to my door. I let him get about 1 car ahead and figure I will slowly pass him again. As I got even with him he stomps it to the floor just long enough for that stupid sound hondas make with a cold air intake. I look over at my girl and say, you know he wants to race. She says, just get it over with. HA! I love this girl! So I slow a bit and go to 4th. I pull back up to the CRX and look over and nod. I throw it into 3rd and give it all she has. 1 car ahead and the CRX is GAINING! I hit 4th and we even out but the CRX is on my bumper! Up to about 130 and I shut down and the CRX flys by.
So I call that a win for the WRX.
Monday I go to my buddies car shop and guess whos there. Yep the CRX. After we talk I find out he is supercharged. The car is guttted and looks like crap but its pretty quick. We talked about the race and he gave the subbie a quick look over cause he swares it isnt stock. I told him its bone stock with almost 7k miles. He just stood there.
I sure do like this car! Now if only I could figure out how to post some of my "nocturnal automobile activities" vid's! Ever see a Fiero beat 15 different cars in a row?


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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - May 26, 1953, Winona, Minnesota Fair, Cooler Tonight and Wednesday VOLUME 53, NO. 84 Owatonna at-Wtoioni KWNO Tonight at 8; Waseca at 8 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1953 TWENTY PAGES State Jobs Office Short Mr. And Mrs. Hartwick, Comfrey, rowed away from their home flooded out by a cloud- burst that swamped the community. Basement walls of the house, a new one, caved in because of the soaking. (AP Wirephoto to The Repub- lican-Herald) Sabre Jets Shoot Down 12 MIGs By ROBERT B. TUCKMAN SEOUL S. Sabre jets shot down 12 Communist MIGs and damaged another today, boosting their MIG kills this month to just 12 less than the war's one-month record set last September. Two sharpshooting pilots bagged two MIGs each in savage sky bat- tles high over North Korea. Maj. James Jabara of Wichita, Kan., the world's first jet ace now serving his second combat tour in Brownell Orders N.Y. Grand Jury Probe of Docks WASHINGTON Wl Attorney General Brownell today ordered a New York grand jury investigation of waterfront scandals. The Attorney General said he has instructed U. S. Attorney J. Edward Lumbard of New York City to present before a jury there the evidence which some 150 FBI agents have been gathering for the last several months on crime along the New York-New Jersey waterfront. Brownell referred to the water- front situation, which was a sub- ject of prolonged inquiry by the New-York State Crime Commission, and by a Congressional committee, as involving "shocking evils." Testimony before the State Com- mission developed evidence of ter- ror, murder and collusion involving political, labor union and shipping interests. The FBI investigation was ori- ginally authorized by Former At- torney General James P. McGran- ery last December, and. Brownell said the probe "has become a major project in the Department of Justice." Rochester Womarf, Shot by Husband, Dies oi Wounds ROCHESTER, Minn. W) Mrs. Esther Pearl Jenkins, 31, shot while in a bedroom with her land- lord Sunday, died today. The landlord, James Williamson, 59, remained in a critical condition. County Attorney Frank G. New- house said he would ask that a grand jury be called to investigate the shooting. Sheriff Gerald Cun- ningham, said Sterling Henry Jen- kins, 51, husband of the victim, had signed a confession admitting he fired seven bullets into his wife and five more into Williamson. British Kill Mau Mau Chief NAIROBI, Kenya securityforces have killed a dread- ed Mau Mau terrorist leader known as .Brigadier Simba (The He was shot down in a cave where he and members of his gang had fled with the head of a Somali native they cut off in a raid on a European-owned farm. Two other Mau Mau raiders were killed in the same battle. Ten additional killings were re- ported today. Korea got two and boosted his total kills to nine. Maj. Jack E. Mass of Red Bank, N. J., doubled his score with two MIGs. The war's one-day recprd_isr13 probable "and seven damaged on July 4, 1952. Today's bag was the biggest since May 18 when 12 Red jets were destroyed. Night-flying B26 bombers wiped out 90 Communist trucks, de- stroyed a locomotive, seven box cars and a railroad bridge in pre- dawn strikes, the Air Force said. B29 Superforts smashed a 130- acre troop and supply area north of Hamhung on Korea's east coast and bombed smaller supply dumps in the same area. Ground fighting dwindled to pa- trol clashes as the air war mounted in intensity. The opening sky duels flared while Sabres were flying cover for 23 Sabre fighter-bombers streaked deep into North which Korea and blasted a troop concentration' area on the West'Coast, 10 miles southeast of Namsi. The Air Force said 22 buildings were destroyed. Pilots reported three spans of two railroad bridges and two high- way bridges in the Namsi area were destroyed.. Fifth Air Force headquarters said Allied warplanes also destroy- ed 84 buildings and 42 personnel shelters. Other Sabre fighter bombers slammed bombs into Red anti-aircraft guns northeast of Kumsong, attacked rail lines and supply areas, the Air Force said. Allied warships pounded Com- munist shore batteries and other installations on both coasts, the Navy announced. Among pilots credited with single MIG kills was Lt. Thomas H. McQuade, 829 W. Third St., Duluth, Minn. McQuade said he was leading a flight of four Sabres when he spot- ted eight MIGs over Sinuiju. "The last MIG in the formation turned for the Yalu and I went after McQuade said. "Just before he got to the river, I hit him on the left wing and then got his engine. Before I could fire another burst, the pilot bailed out." Red Koreans Free 7 TOKYO The Communist Korean radio said- tonight seven Australian civilians interned since the start of the Korean war were released to Russian authorities to- day at Antung, Manchuria. The broadcast did not came the Aus- tralians. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and Fair and cooler tonight and Wednesday. Low tonight 48, high Wednesday 66. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 -m. today: Maximum, 68; minimum, 55; noon, 68; precipitation, none; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at AIRPORT TEMPERATURES (No. Central Observations) Max. temp. 70 at a. m., 56 min. at a. m. Noon clouds scattered at bility 15 miles, wind 17 to 25 miles per hour from west northwest, ba- rometer 30.07 rising, humidity 68 per cent ROKs Denounce Secret Allied Truce Proposal By BILL SHINN SEOUL South Korean sources today revealed that the secret new Allied truce plan would give the United Nations General Assembly the final say in determining the fate of war prisoners who refuse to return to their Red homelands. The' utformants said the proposal handed the Communists yesterday at Panmunjom was clearly un- acceptable to South Korea. One government official called it "noth- ing but an Allied defeat by the Communists." The proposal also incorporates some features of previous plans offered by both the Reds and Allies, said the sources, who would not allow use of their names. News Blackout The U, N. re- portedly requested the news black- out on Monday's- truce, would not comment on the plan. It even refused to acknowledge the offer was made. Some observers in Tokyo said the Allied proposal possibly is being used as tempting bait to Red China, which has long wanted to get into the United Nations. By accepting the plan, they said, it would give Red China a toehold in the General the back door. Communist Peiping radio for the second straight day treated Mon- day's truce meeting in a reserved contrast to previous denunciations of the Allied propos- als. It said the U. N. Command asked for secret talks "for the same of free but did not say the Allies made a new proposal. The truce talks were recessed after Monday's session until June 1 at Allied request so Red negotiators can send the plan to Peiping, or even to Moscow. The South Korean sources said the new plan reverses the Allies' May 13 proposal under which balky North Korean prisoners would be released as civilians immediately after an armistice. Final Disposition The final disposition of these and Chinese captives who refuse to return to Red rule is the last major roadblock to a truce in the nearly three-year-old Korean war. The ROK sources said South Korean President Syngman Rhee insists his government will not accept any armistice that would leave Korea not consulted before the plan was drafted. Nor was Maj. Gen Choi Duk Shin, South Korean delegate to the truce talks, the sources said. Choi boycotted Monday's truce probably on orders from Rhee. South Korea's cabinet met Tues- day, but government spokesman, Dr. Karl Hong Kee said there was "no discussion of an open break" between South Korea and the United Nations over truce negotia- tions. He said the cabinet did not discuss any phase of the talks. Russ Soldiers Kill West German Man ESCHWEGE, Germany sian soldiers shot and killed a West German as he tried to swim back across the Werra river after visit- ing a friend in East Germany, border police reported today. The Werra river is the boundary between the American and Rus- sian., occupation zones here. Franz Rietiter, a Wiesbaden vegetable dealer was the United Europe Close, Belief NEW YORK Monnet, president of the six-nation Western Europe coal-steel pool, says he thinks a United States of Europe is closer than most people believe. Monnet, a Frenchman, and Franz Etzel, former German Par- liament member and vice presi- dent of the pool, arrived here yes- terday aboard the Queen Mary for two weeks of talks with U. S. offi- cials at the request of President Eisenhower. Ex-Paratrooper 'Just Relaxed' In 11-Story Fall CHICAGO husky ex-para- trooper "just relaxed" when he fell 11 stories from a building under construction Monday and suffered only a broken rib. "Hey, I must have forgotten my grinned Thomas Grace Jr., 27, as fellow workers rushed to his aid. Grace, a pipefitter's apprentice, joking about his fall, said: "I was in the paratroopers in World War II and I learned how to fall. I twisted my body so my head wouldn't hit. That saved me." Grace was drilling a hole "at the llth floor of the skeleton building when the handle of the electric drill came off and the vibration tossed him out into space. At the third floor level his left side, smashed, against a brick- layers' scaffold. "I got a look at the faces of some of the laughed Grace. "Boy, were they Grace landed between two man- holes under construction and missed bricks and rubble in the BRF Man Dies On Smouldering Bed in Cabin WARRENS, Wis. W) Daniel Snowball, 33, Black River Falls, died Monday as he lay on a smoldering bed in a cabin. Monroe County authorities said Snowball, a cranberry marsh work- er, died of accidental suffocation. Snowball's body was pulled from the bed by another marsh worker who noticed smoke Nseeping from the cabin. The dead man worked on the Oscar Potter, marsh near here. Governor Proclaims State Memorial Day ST. PAUL W) Gov. Anderson proclaimed May 30 Memorial Day and called special attention to Al- bert Woolson, Duluth; sole survivor of the Union forces in the Civil War. A proclamation signed by the governor said Woolson, who is 106, is "deserving of our special rec- ognition for his devoted service which was typical of the mighty effort which saved our nation." Russia Rejects Bid to Reopen Austrian Talks Malik Suggests Question One for Diplomatic Channels LONDON Soviet Union has turned down a Western invita- tion to reopen talks tomorrow on an Austrian independence s treaty. President Eisenhower had called for Soviet agreement to such a pact as a sign of the "sincere intent" of Russia's post-Stalin peace talk. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Jacob Malik, who also is' ambassa- dor to Britain, spurned the Allied offer to reopen the long-stalemated negotiations in a letter to the gen- eral secretary of the Big Four's Deputy Foreign Ministers. The let- ter was published today in Moscow newspapers and broadcast by Mos- cow radio. There was no immediate official reaction to the brusque turndown in Washington, London or Paris. Talks Suggested Britain on May 11 had asked the other nations concerned with the U. S., France and the Soviet reopen the talks here tomorrow. The deputies have met already 259 last time Feb. the past five years in unsuccessful efforts to write a treaty which would give Austria complete independence. Malik's reply said the Austrian question should be considered "through diplomatic channels by means of a relevant exchange of opinions" but: did not specify furth- er what he meant by this. He said also that the meetings of the Deputy Foreign Ministers on Austria were "not a permanent four power organ" and that they should be convened by the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Big Four powers, a group organized at the 1945 Potsdam Conference. Malik blamed the deputies' fail- ure to agree on the treaty at pre- vious meetings on "the attitude taken by representatives of the three (Western) powers." His words echoed a Soviet foreign policy statement in Moscow's Pravda Sunday that "direct re- sponsibility for delaying the settle- ment of the Austrian. treaty prob- lem is borne by the governments of the U. S. A...Great Britain and France." As Liberated Nation The U. S., Britain and Russia agreed at a Moscow conference in 1943 not to as an enemy country but as one to be liberated. The U. S. State Department issued a pamphlet yesterday re- calling this and blaming Russia for delaying the treaty. Under agreements already reached, Russia on conclusion of the treaty would withdraw her "supply forces" from the satellite countries; separating her from Sov- iet occupation troops in Austria. Most Western authorities consider this the chief reason for Russian reluctance to finalize the treaty. The deputies by last year had ironed out their differences on most problems, but progress abruptly halted when the Soviets demanded that the whole question of Trieste be settled in the same treaty. Adm. Robert Carney got some happy hugs and kisses from his grandchildren after arriving at the Washington, D. C. air- port from Naples. The commander in chief of North Atlantic Treaty forces in southern'Europe has been named by the White House to be chief of naval operations. The children, Joseph and Susan Taussig, are the son and daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph Taussig, Jr., of Washington. (AP Wirephoto) Snyder Accused of Influencing Tax Case By CHARLES F. BARRETT WASHINGTON Kean (R-NJ) said today he is convinced former Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder exerted "undue infuence" in a favorable tax ruling for a liquor company executive Snyder said that as a government official he had always given "whole-hearted devotion to the public interest." Kean commented as a House Atomic Cannon Reality in U.S. Defense Plans as a Ways and Means subcommittee; which he heads, arranged testi mony today on a second tax case in which Snyder allegedly took personal hand. 'Bigger' Cases Kean said the subcommittee wil look into several "bigger" cases than the one it heard about yes terday. He added the investigating group has no intention of askinj Snyder to testify, but will be glad to hear the longtime Truman ad ministration Cabinet member if he wants to be heard. Snyder is now vice president in charge of finance for Willys-Over land Motors, Inc. In a statement issued at Toledo, 0., he said: "I have conscientiously servec the government, except for shor; intervals in private life, for a great many years in a number of re- sponsibilities. In each assignment I have always given whole-heartec devotion to the public interest, confidently feel that my services have left a good Revenue Bureau workers testi- fied yesterday that a series of tech- nical specialists approved an un- favorable tax ruling for John L. Leban, former vice president of Schenley Industries and a contrib- utor to Democratic and Republi- can election campaigns. The rul- ing was reversed in Leban's favor, however, in the office of former Revenue Bureau Chief Counsel Charles Oliphant, about Oct. 30, 1950. Subcommittee -Counsel John E. Tobin read from Oliphant's tele- phone -log that Snyder had called Oliphant four days earlier about the Leban case. A Grief-Striektn Mothir caresses her small son's, firemen, using resucitator and artificial respiration, make a futile attempt to restore life: in the boy, Tqmmy nearly 6, Tommy drowned Monday when he fell into a rain-BWollen drainage ditch, background, at Al- bert Lea. The mother js Mrs. Richard Davies. Firemen worked more than half an hour with- out Tommy was in the water about a haH hour. (AP Wirephoto to The Republican- Herald) By BILL BECKER LAS VEGAS, Nev. M The atomic cannon is an establishec reality today in America's defense plans. Nuclear scientists have com- pressed the virtual equivalent of a standard A-bomb into a shell only 11 inches in diameter. These appear to be the principal results of yesterday's highly suc- cessful first firing of a nuclear shell from the Army's 280 milli- meter gun. Not Relaxing But scientists of the Atomic En- ergy Commission are not relaxing, although the .tenth and last sched- uled test of the 1953 spring series is over. With, the plaudits of de- fense leaders and legislators ring- ing in their ears, the AEC tech- nicians are discussing plans for still another test within the next month at Nevada Proving Grounds. Test .Director Carroll L. Tyler will not disclose the nature of the experiment under consideration, but indicates there is one more problem Dr. Alvin C. Grfcves, sci- entific chief, and his aides wish to solve before going back to the nuclear workshop at Los Alanios, N. M. There is hardly anything short of the hydrogen bomb, however, which could impress observers more than this historic cannon shot which whistled seven miles across Frenchman 'Flat and ex- ploded with A-bomb brilliancy at 500-foot elevation. The blast snapped off 50-foot trees and flipped railroad boxcars and Army tanks like toys, reports :rom viewers indicated. The full effects on various types of Army construction, materiel and cloth- ng will be the subject of study :or weeks. Another troops came teough maneuvers without report- ed injury following the blast. A flight of 12 B36 bombers from Cars- well, N. M., Air Force Base roared over the site. More than armed forces men received atomic raining on land or in the air dur- ng the spring series. Deputy Still water Prison Warden to Retire June 1 STILLWATER, Minn. GB Leo 'iske, deputy warden at Stillwater 'rison, said today he plans to re- tire "some time around June 1." Fiske said be had no definite ilans, but would probably go to he West Coast. He said he had >een contemplating quitting his Stillwater post for some time. Jarle Leirfallom, director of state nstitutions, said he understood that riske was leaving, but did not know what date the resignation would be effective. Funds Missing From Employers' Remittances Cashiers' Unit Of Employment Dept. Under Fire ST. PAUL UPl Shortages total- ing in the cashiers' unit of the Division of Employment and Security were disclosed today by Richard A. Golling, state public examiner. The funds are missing from re- mittances made by employers, along with "Wage for the Unemployment Compensation Fund. Golling said that most employ- ers send their remittances by check, but that his investigation showed substantial payments had been made in cash. In 1951 and 1952, a total of more than was collected in cash. The irregularities date back to at least 1945, according to a partial report submitted by Goll- ing to Victor Christgau, state com- missioner of employment and se- curity. Golling's probe is still in progress with respect to prior to 1945. Questioned at length by investi- gators was a woman cashier, who was asked to go on leave begin- ning Dec. while an inquiry was made into her affairs. The woman has been head of cashiers' unit since 1942 _and be- fore that time she was an as- sistant almost -from the of the Division of Employment and Security in 1937. Pending completion of the inves- tigation, Golling said he will sub- mit immediately all documents, statements aad other forms of evidence to Attorney General Burn- quist, Ramsey County Attorney Sames Lynch, and the Ramsey County Grand Jury for "such furth- er action as public interest justice require." According to Golling, two, em- ployes in the cashiers' unit examin- ed wage reports but the unit head regularly examined of her own choosing. The main function of the cash- iers' unit is to examine the wage reports submitted by employers and ascertain if the accompanying contributions are correct. T funds then are turned 'over to an agent of the state treasurer for deposit. The condition of affairs relating to unprocessed wage reports and cash on hand was summarized by Golling as follows: Located inside the head cashier's desk, located elsewhere by employes of the department, discovered by examin- ers, missing, These total but with 264.13 cash on hand on Dec. 19, 1952, the discrepancy amounts to Water Skier Plans Another Stab at Non-Stop Record MEMPHIS, Tenn.'W) A fellow bouncing down the Mississippi on water skis plans another stab to- day at breaMng the non-stop rec- ord for that somewhat unique mode of travel. Frank Beddor of Minneapolis said je'd ski the 200 river miles from here to Greenville, Miss., or bust a towrope trying. Beddor has covered about 900 miles since he left Minneapolis May .6, clinging to a 60-foot towline be- lind an aluminum outboard motor- boat. But he hadn't been able to equal or better the record: 180 miles in eight hours, non-stop. The entire crew, including a treat Dane dog, made it from !aruthersville, Mo., to Memphis in high style Monday riding the cushions of a stationwagon. The >oat, its motor out of whack, was lauled here on a trailer for re- pairs. It had been somewhat less than a breeze so far, said Beddor, who undertook the trip to ballyhoo Min- lesota's lake-dotted vacation lands. He had to quit shaving four ago windburn, sunburn. Princess Works On Luxury Liner NEW, YORK at-It's not at an musual for an ocean liner to bring European royalty 'into the Port of New York. But there was something differ- ent about the arrival yesterday of 'rincess Socia Doria d'Angri of Naples, aboard the Italian liner Vulcania. She was a member of the crew making her first trip as the liner's' social director. ;
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Hawthorn have been dealt a double injury blow with star forward Lance Franklin and captain Luke Hodge both expected to miss up to three weeks each.
Franklin has been ruled out with bleeding in his hamstring, while Hodge has suffered a setback in his long recovery from a knee injury meaning both will almost certainly miss crunch matches against Collingwood (Round 17) and Essendon (Round 18) as well as this week's clash with the Bulldogs.
The reigning Coleman medallist was in doubt to face Greater Western Sydney on Sunday with tightness in the same hamstring, but was declared fit to play by Hawks medical staff.
Franklin booted four goals, including his 500th career major, before being subbed out of the game during the third quarter.
"Scans today have showed he has a bit of bleeding in the hamstring and we expect he'll miss up to three weeks," Hawks football operations manager Mark Evans said.
"Lance said he was feeling fine in the first half and playing without restriction or awareness.
"After a marking contest in the third quarter, he came to the bench reporting a corked buttock and some tightness in his left hamstring."
Hodge, who has played just two matches this season and been absent since Round 6, reported swelling in his knee after training on Monday.
He was expected to resume playing this week, but now faces a further stint on the sidelines.
"Luke has had some fluid drained from his knee and we would expect it to settle quickly," Evans said.
"We anticipate Luke will be able to train at the end of this week, and depending on how quickly the swelling settles, we expect him to resume playing within the next 2-3 weeks."


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American Legion Willits Post 174, along with its Ladies Auxiliary, was chartered October 15, 1920 and has been in continuous operation ever since. The Post initiated the first "Frontier Days" parade and rodeo on July 4, 1926 to help raise funds for the building of Howard Memorial Hospital and is still serving Willits veterans, their families and our community youth through our annual programs and scholarships.
Post 174, assists in obtaining flags and flag poles for schools, organizations and cemeteries, veteran outreach programs including a free veterans breakfast every November 11th, supports Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation lobbying at local, state and national levels, conducts veteran memorial services, provides a Color Guard for community events and contributes to various local charities. We finance this through the generosity of the Willits community members that attend and contribute to our fund raising events throughout the year.
August is a quiet month for our post, but that doesn't mean we aren't still busy. The start of the school year means it is time to talk to Willits High School and Willits Charter School administrators to remind them of the upcoming American Legion Oratorical Contest for high school youth.
The Post is also preparing for our annual Patriots Day Memorial service; this year is the 13th anniversary of those vicious attacks and the brave men and women that lost their lives attempting to save other people's lives. Post 174 honors not only those responders that lost their lives on that day but we also honor all first responders at this event. This year's event is planned for 12:20 PM, September 11th, at Willits High School with the exact details to be worked out in the next few days.
Also upcoming in September is the Lake and Mendocino County Stand Down / Homeless Veterans' Resource Fair. This is a combined effort with local businesses, veteran service organizations and the VA providing various outreach services to homeless and unemployed veterans. This year's event is scheduled for September 10 & 11 at American Legion Post 437, 14770 Austin Road, Clearlake California. Veterans are reminded to bring their VA ID card, DD-214 or proof of service to this event. Lunch will be provided for all those that attend. If you are interested in more information, or volunteering to help with this event, contact the United Veterans Council of Lake County at 707-274-9512.
In addition to event planning and meeting with various school administrators, it was my distinct pleasure to attend the commencement of Boy Scouts of America Troop 88 Eagle Scout candidate Jonathan Warner's Eagle Scout project to clean and identify all veteran graves at the Willits Cemetery. The project began, Saturday August 16th, with a prayer offered by Church of the Latter Day Saints, Bishop Leon Anderson; following the prayer the serious work began. Candidate Warner's initial efforts were assisted by about 37 to 39 members of Troop 88 and Willits Church of the Latter Day Saints parishioners. These energetic citizens, young and old, began pulling weeds, raking leaves and cutting brush back from the clearly marked veteran graves, prior to washing the grave stones.
Others accompanied me to the older section of the cemetery where well weathered wooden markers stood. These were markers that would need to be researched to find out if any were veteran graves. Among the wooden markers was a white granite or marble marker identifying the deceased as 100 years old when buried. This and a wooden marker with the family name still slightly visible might be able to be used to help research the names of those with the weathered wooden markers. Post 174 will provide bright, all-weather, Veteran identification stickers to mark the veteran graves making it easier to locate, decorate and honor them on Memorial Day. Thank you to Jonathan Warner and all those that assisted him in this civic project.
Finally, I'd like to take a few moments to encourage our local combat era veterans to come and visit us at our meetings, held the second Tuesday of every month. It is my sincere hope that you will add your voice to the Post 174 veterans still serving America.
Meetings are held at the Willits Veterans Memorial Building; the doors open at 6:00 PM and the meeting begins at 7 p.m. Our next meeting is September 9; the post will hear reports from Rachel Kanonchoff and Omar Sizemore, Auxiliary and Post participants in the American Legion Department of California 2014 Boys and Girls State program, prior to the start of the meeting. Come and hear these talented young people tell about their experiences in this hands-on lesson in how government works. We would love to have you join us serving Willits' veterans, youth and community; remember your participation adds your voice to the American Legion's efforts on behalf of all veterans.
Robert Ireland is the Commander of the American Legion Willits Post 174.


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WASHINGTON (AP) The number of poor people in the United States is 3 million higher than the official count, encompassing 1 in 6 residents due to out-of-pocket medical costs and work-related expenses, according to a revised census measure released Wednesday.
The new measure is aimed at providing a fuller picture of poverty, but does not replace the official government numbers. Put in place two years ago by the Obama administration, it generally is considered more reliable by social scientists because it factors in living expenses as well as the effects of government aid, such as food stamps and tax credits.
Administration officials have declined to say whether the new measure eventually could replace the official poverty formula, which is used to allocate federal dollars to states and localities and to determine eligibility for safety-net programs.
Based on the revised formula, the number of poor people in 2012 was 49.7 million, or 16 percent. That exceeds the record 46.5 million, or 15 percent, that was officially reported in September.
For the past year, the poverty line under the revised measure varied depending on whether a person owned or rented a home. For a family of four, it ranged from annual income of $21,400 for homeowners without a mortgage to $25,784 for homeowners with mortgages; among renters, the poverty line was $25,105.
The latest numbers come as more working-age adults picked up low-wage jobs in the slowly improving economy but still struggled to pay living expenses. Americans 65 and older had the largest increases in poverty under the revised formula, from 9.1 percent to 14.8 percent, because of medical expenses.
There also were increases for Hispanics and Asian-Americans, partly due to lower participation among immigrants and non-English speakers in government aid programs.
African-Americans and children, helped by government benefits, had declines in poverty compared with the official rate.
"This is a real incongruity, when 1 in 6 people face economic insecurity here in the richest country in the world," said Joseph Stiglitz, a Columbia University economist and former chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers who has argued for more government action to alleviate income inequality.
"When so many citizens are worse off year after year, with food insecurity and health care insecurity, there's no way you can say that's a successful economy."
Last week, more than 47 million Americans who receive food stamps saw their benefits go down, while Congress began negotiations on further cuts of up to $4 billion annually to the program.
Among states, California had the highest share of poor people, hurt in part by high housing costs and large numbers of immigrants, followed by the Washington federal district, Nevada and Florida.
Some other findings:
Food stamps helped lift about 5 million people above the poverty line. Without such aid, the overall poverty rate would increase from 16 percent to 17.6 percent.
Working-age adults ages 18-64 saw an increase in poverty from 13.7 percent based on the official calculation to 15.5 percent, due mostly to commuting and child care costs.
Child poverty declined from 22.3 percent to 18 percent under the new measure. Under both measures, children still remained the age group most likely to be living in poverty.
By race, Hispanics and Asians saw higher rates of poverty, 27.8 percent and 16.7 percent respectively, compared with rates of 25.8 percent and 11.8 percent under the official formula. In contrast, African-Americans saw a modest decrease, from 27.3 percent to 25.8 percent based on the revised numbers. Among non-Hispanic whites, poverty rose from 9.8 percent to 10.7 percent.
Associated Press writer Mary Clare Jalonick contributed to this report.
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Funding Competition International Security Workshop, July 7-12, 2013
Funding Competition International Security Workshop, July 7-12, 2013
University of Iowa's Department of Political Science invites political science and international relations undergraduate majors to apply for a $1500 award to fully fund attendance at this workshop.
The Program in Arms Control, Disarmament, and International Security (ACDIS) at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana announces a one-week summer workshop
in international security geared toward rising sophomores or advanced undergraduates from colleges and universities across the country.
The workshop has several, interdependent aims:
1) inform students about key security issues;
2) interact with recognized academic and security experts;
3) introduce students to careers in security policy-making in private and public sectors;
4) introduce students to the fundamentals of policy analysis in addressing security issues; and
5) develop a self-sustaining network of students with competence and interest in security studies.
Students completing the workshop will be awarded a Certificate in International Security Studies.
You may learn more at: http://acdis.illinois.edu/students/summer-workshop-global-sec.html
Eligible students must:
- be declared international relations or political science before February 1, 2013
- be admitted to the workshop—application to the University of Illinois should be submitted no later than April 1, 2013 https://illinois.edu/fb/sec/8801187
- have at least 50 semester hours earned toward degree by the conclusion of the spring 2013 semester
- be in academic good standing at the University of Iowa
- submit this completed application no later than April 22, 2013 to 341 Schaeffer Hall
- submit a two-page discussion of the workshop experience to the Department of Political Science no later than August 1, 2013
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Personal stories of how people used the Dharma to see situations from a different perspective, changing the emotions they felt and how they reacted.
This commentary on the short text "37 Practices of Bodhisattvas" covers the views and behaviors conducive to Mahayana Buddhist training.
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This commentary on the short text "37 Practices of Bodhisattvas" covers the views and behaviors conducive to Mahayana Buddhist training.
37 Practices: Verses 17-19
When things are going really well or when there are difficult problems, the bodhisattva practices can help us transform these into the path.
37 Practices: Verses 11-16
The bodhisattva practices describe practical ways to use adverse circumstances for Dharma practice and to transform the mind.
37 Practices: Verses 9-10
How to expand our motivation beyond attaining a good rebirth to liberation and awakening to benefit others.
37 Practices: Verses 4-8
Looking at "bad" friends who take us away from the Dharma and cherishing the spiritual mentors who guide us and point out our faults.
37 Practices: Verses 1-3
When we realize the value of a precious human life we will feel like a beggar who finds a diamond in the rubbish.
Changing our wrong conceptions
Our happiness and suffering are based on our habitual ways of thinking and on how we respond to circumstances.
Calmando la mente, simplificando nuestra vida
Integrar las enseñanzas con nuestra mente y aislarla de las aflicciones nos mantiene equilibrados en situaciones difíciles.
Is what we think true?
Debating with our crazy minds and an explanation of the use of syllogisms.
The 37 Practices of Bodhisattvas
Verses on developing the qualities of a bodhisattva by Gyelsay Togmay Zangpo, plus a recording of the verses chanted.


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Twenty athletes from Nevada have been named state finalists for the Wendy's High School Heisman Award, an annual honor that recognizes athletic and academic excellence.
Local boys state finalists are Boulder City's Cody Molisee, Coronado's Lucas Sanford, Faith Lutheran's Jake Benowitz, Pahrump Valley's Bryce Moser, Palo Verde's Cody Schuster, Spring Valley's Royce Rasmussen and The Meadows' Garrett Gosse.
Girls finalists are Boulder City's Mikaela Stevens, Faith Lutheran's Renee Vogel, Green Valley's Lindsay Seberry and Mountain View's Briana Marruffo.
One male and one female will be announced as state winners on Friday, and a total of 12 state winners will vie for the national honor to be announced Dec. 9.
SCHEDULE CHANGE — Friday's Sunrise Region quarterfinal football game between Valley (4-5) and host Liberty (8-1) has been moved from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. so it can be televised locally on Cox Cable 12.
COACHING CHANGES — Cimarron-Memorial has two new basketball coaches this season, with Ryan Fretz hired to take over the boys program and Gregory Holloway to lead the girls program.
Also, Roger Brown said he has stepped down as Arbor View's boys soccer coach after four seasons at the helm. He will continue as the Aggies' athletic director.
COLLEGE COMMITMENTS — Several local seniors have made recent college commitments, with the fall signing period for most sports beginning Wednesday.
Seniors making decisions include Bishop Gorman baseball player Evan Dunn (Pepperdine), Coronado softball player Katie Cochran (South Dakota), Arbor View girls soccer player Lauren Shadel (Missouri State), Gorman girls volleyball player Shelby Devlin (Southeastern Louisiana), Clark boys tennis player Kris Yee (Vanderbilt) and Gorman girls tennis player Sarah Bessen (Dartmouth).
GOLF HONORS — In girls golf, Green Valley's Sarah Thomas was named Sunrise Region Player of the Year, while Faith Lutheran's Annie Freman took Sunset Player of the Year.
Coach of the Year went to Green Valley's Greg Murphy in the Sunrise and Faith Lutheran's Mark Cheney in the Sunset.
The All-Las Vegas team consists of Thomas, Freman, Faith Lutheran's Brianna Becker and Julia Becker, Green Valley's Alex Kaui, Mercedes Khumnark and Kristen Hsu, Coronado's Melanie Chambers and Olivia Greenwald, Basic's Jamie Donizio, Silverado's Brittany Whatley, Canyon Springs' Taylor Candley and Cimarron's Aspen Bryant.


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The purchase is being reported by the Wall Street Journal, and it apparently has not closed yet, but is expected to be finished "shortly". A representative from the publisher also confirmed the upcoming sale. We expect that this carefully curated information will be integrated with user-generated recommendations from Zagat, which Google bought last fall.
Outside of improving travel searches and local Google Now-style recommendations, this would also give Google a lot of original content for its knowledge graph. Right now much of that information comes from Wikipedia, but Google would probably prefer to have its own sources of information, especially about things that can be monetized (as reviews for hotels, restaurants, and tourists traps easily can be).
At this time it's not clear whether Google will swallow up the Frommer's brand entirely, if it will exist but only in a digital incarnation, or if Google will continue printing the travel guides on the pulped remains of dead trees, but we'll be sure to update this if an official statement becomes available.
source: WSJ via The Verge


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ISO 9001:2008 is an internationally recognised quality management system (QMS) standard. It is the world's leading quality management standard and has been implemented by over one million organisations in over 170 countries globally.
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Xbox 360 owners have been advised not to install the second disc for Rockstar's new Grand Theft Auto 5 game, which goes on sale in the UK at midnight tonight.
Gamers must install the first disc in order to play the game, but have the option of installing disc 2 in order to run the game exclusively from the console's hard drive.
However, Rockstar has advised that running both portions from the console's storage unit will cause a system bottleneck, which results in the game's visuals being significantly diminished.
Instead, the developer says users should continue to run the second "play" disc in order to play the game, removing the option for users to dispense of the disc and fan noise from the optical drive.
From it's Rockstar Support Twitter account, the company tweeted: "For optimal performance, we recommend not installing that disc," tweeted Rockstar Support.
Followed by: "An 8GB install is required. For optimal performance, we recommend not installing the play disc."
An explanation for the problems was offered by the Digital Foundry portion of Eurogamer's website, which has early access to the Xbox 360 version of the game.
The site's Rickard Leadbetter said: "Based on what we're seeing on the Xbox 360 version, perhaps running both DVD and HDD assets from just the one source slows down access times, impacting streaming performance. It's not game-breaking stuff, but it does take you out of the moment when it does manifest and for that reason we can't recommend installing the play disc."
You can see evidence of the quality drop off in the comparison video below.
Are you heading down to your local game store to pick up the latest installment of Rockstar's game-changing open world franchise? Better check out our official GTA 5 review.
Or, are you one of the lucky folks who received the game early from Amazon this weekend? Share your initial impressions in the comments section below.
Alternatively, still waiting for Rockstar to bring the game to the Windows platform? An online petition is gathering momentum.
Via Eurogamer