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Having the appearance of being knowledgable in a panoply of subjects when in fact one is merely interweb search proficient
Zack seemed to know something about everything while chatting online but in person it's obvious he is an arrogant dullard. google smarts don't stick. If he really was smart he would text via xmpp; only an idiot sends text via sms
by Hellion Shores January 12, 2013
Any person who gets 99.9 percent of all info from their favorite search engine to look intellegent on talk/chat forums. Most people who are googlesmart tend to post on forums to look like a highly astounding person, but may not be.
Mechanic one: Man that GMracer350 shure knows his stuff about cars...
Mechanic two: Ha ha, that guy couldnt spin a wrench if he tried, he claims to know alot, but without his computer, hes Googlesmart.
Mechanic two: Ha ha, that guy couldnt spin a wrench if he tried, he claims to know alot, but without his computer, hes Googlesmart.
by Tommy Jamison October 27, 2006
Describes someone who while communicating over the internet googles information and then portrays it as their own thought or as if they always knew the information they are displaying without looking it up mid-conversation.
Person 1: "Everybody knows that Rutherford B. Hayes was the 19th President of the USA"
Person 2: "Dude you're full of shit, you just googled that. You're not smart, you're Google Smart"
Person 2: "Dude you're full of shit, you just googled that. You're not smart, you're Google Smart"
by Johnh1020 September 24, 2010
When someone has to google a topic, then post the information, as if they came up with it all on their own.
Dude 1: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, baptismal name Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, was a prolific and influential composer of the Classical era. Mozart showed prodigious ability from his earliest childhood.
Dude 2: Wow, you're Google smart, dude!
Dude 2: Wow, you're Google smart, dude!
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Term used to describe a person who uses Google searches to compensate for a lack of actual knowledge or intellect.
Donnie is totally Google-smart for looking up how they did that fucking tire-ramp thing in the crazy Rube Goldberg inspired Honda commercial.
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So it was across much of Kenya yesterday, when millions of people turned out to vote in the country's tightest-ever election. With Odinga, a former political prisoner, just a few points ahead of Kibaki in the opinion polls, analysts said the result was too close to call.
Violence and allegations of fraud and poll rigging dominated the run-up to the ballot, leading to fears of chaos during the voting. But the election appeared well organised, with people queuing patiently, and largely peacefully, at 27,000 polling stations to vote for president, parliament and local councils. Stephen Mbot in Kawangware thought the turnout was even higher than in 2002, when Daniel arap Moi's 24-year misrule ended. "People know now they can give red cards to those who have not performed, and green cards to those they want to put in."
Kibaki, 76, running for the new Party of National Unity, has been campaigning furiously in the past few weeks. His supporters, who include the Kikuyu ethnic group - the country's largest - as well as most of the business community, say he deserves another chance for overseeing Kenya's recent strong economic performance. "Kibaki has done a lot for the economy, reviving old meat and milk factories and creating some employment," said Kinuthia, 37, who works for a security firm in Nairobi. "He needs more time."
But it was apparent as far back as 2005, when the government lost a referendum on a proposed new constitution, that the euphoria that greeted Kibaki's election had worn off. High-level corruption scandals that went unpunished cost him a lot of goodwill, as did the view that economic growth only benefited the middle-class.
Odinga, 62, has capitalised on the mood of disappointment, insisting that he and his Orange Democratic Movement represent the real change that Kenyans voted for in 2002. He has promised to tackle corruption effectively, rebuild the road and rail network and reduce unemployment. He has also strongly criticised Kibaki's alliance with Moi, running ads in local newspapers showing pictures of the two men together under the headline: Is this the change you voted for?
"Raila carries the Kenya dream, where there are many jobs for the young and no more bad governance," said Omuse, 30, a driver for a bottled water company.
The vote was overseen by more than 20,000 local and international observers. Alexander Graf Lambsdorff, the chief EU observer, said "great numbers of people" voted in a "peaceful and orderly manner, but we are withholding our opinion until the final count is complete".
The official results are due today.


text: Event Coverage: Volkswagen Group of America Herndon, VA Headquarters Grand Opening Share Comments A grand opening on September 19 of the Volkswagen Group of America's new corporate headquarters in Herndon, Virginia was a signal in ways literal and figurative that the German corporation's American business is on the move. "America is the most demanding car market, stated Volkswagen Group Chairman of the Board of Management Dr. Martin Winterkorn. "To take a line from Frank Sinatra," he continued, "If we can make it (in the USA), we can make it anywhere," and that's just what he and his American team led by Stefan Jacoby plan on doing. First come the facilities. This new charcoal-toned high rise overlooking Virginia's Dulles Toll Road will play home to Audi of America and Volkswagen of America, while sister brands Bentley and Lamborghini have each opened new digs in Boston and Los Angeles respectively. Following these moves, an all-new domestic car manufacturing facility that will build new American market Volkswagens and likely the next-generation Audi A3 for the Americas is also in the works. These moves are not just a big deal for the Volkswagen Group. Considering the jobs and industry being brought to both Virginia and Tennessee and the close proximity to the governing bodies in Washington, D.C. and Richmond, the presence of Republican Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander or the Democratic Governor of Virginia Tim Kaine were welcomed and showed how important the Volkswagen Group is to its new home towns. Governor Kaine even took part in the presentation, seated alongside Dr. Winterkorn and Mr. Jacoby on stage. Kaine eventually took the podium, expressed his own appreciation, and even relayed the story of his visit with Mr. Jacoby to Virginia's VIR race track for Volkswagen's Jetta TDI Cup racing event at the venue. As Kaine relayed, when Jacoby offered a ride in one of the cars and he saw just two seats… not enough for a member of his security and the pair, Kaine offered to drive. While that didn't particularly please his security detail, Kaine just shrugged and commented to the crowd, "such is a benefit of being governor." During the presentation, Mr. Jacoby also took the time to announce a philanthropic effort being put forth by the Volkswagen Group of America to support education in the fields of automotive technology and automotive engineering in local Virginia and D.C. educational institutions. This "Partners in Education" program marks a $2.1 million education program that will encompass programs and scholarships and benefit the Fairfax County Public Schools, Northern Virginia Community College, the Excel Institute, George Mason University, Virginia Tech and the University of Virginia. Though the Volkswagen Group's own Dr. Ferdinand Piech was also on the billing in the weeks prior to the opening, recent no-shows by Piech during corporate meetings surrounding a further Porsche buyout resulted in a similar absence in Virginia. That said, Audi boss Rupert Stadler was also in the audience and joined his German colleagues and the Americans, represented by Jacoby and Audi's Johan de Nysschen, on stage for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Following the cutting, visitors were invited to see more of the grounds and interior of the new headquarters. In addition to the selection of new Volkswagen and Audi models that sat in a semi-circle on display behind the presentation, other cars from the company's present and past were also on display nearby. An Audi R10 TDI prototype from the American Le Mans Series and a Jetta TDI Cup racecar emphasized the importance of motorsport to the group. Several yards away on the Volkswagen Group campus, the company's heritage was also exemplified by a range of cars from the two marques' domestic collections. For Volkswagen, this included the awesome GTI W12-650 design study, a vintage "Max" Beetle, a Karmann Ghia Convertible, Scirocco I and a Telefunken Type I panel van. Vintage Audis included a pristine red Sport quattro, an S4 Competition racecar from the Speed World Challenge and an RS 6 racecar from the same series. Inside, construction of showrooms for both Volkswagen and Audi has now been completed. The new Routan minivan joined other current models on the floor of the Volkswagen side – a bright white room decorated with owner photographs and even a display case showcasing the brand's latest sponsorship of the game of soccer – the local DC United soccer team. Past a Bugatti Veyron on display in the entranceway was Audi's also newly-opened showroom with a range of cars and several with special Audi Exclusive equipment. A new tie-in with Oakley sunglasses in the form Audi-branded Oakley Whisker sunglasses were also spotted in a display case. Venturing up to the sixth floor – the main floor for the Volkswagen brand, visitors are greeted by a '64 "Max" beetle sitting next to a microphone and a gratuitous guest chair. There's an air of Merv Griffin's set in Kramer's apartment to it all, though you just can't resist plopping down in the lounger for a goofy photo on a buddy's mobile phone camera. A small selection of glass offices and conference rooms sit at the borders of an otherwise wide-open, bright and airy sea of cubicles. What employees might give up in overall privacy, they gain in ambience and comfort. Herndon's sparkling new headquarters is a definite step up from the old Auburn Hills facility. As in Auburn Hills, Audi finds itself ironically on floor #4. Step off the elevator and you're greeted by a 2000 vintage Audi R8 racecar with 24 Hours of Le Mans livery for the driver team of Abt, Alboreto and Capello. Just past this is the glass-enclosed office space of Audi of America boss Johan de Nysschen. Although in different colors, textures and materials, the cubicle-focused layout with further glass conference rooms and offices for senior staff continues on the Audi level. Kitchens can be found on the ends of the floors, with sleek cabinetry and stainless appliances. As with Volkswagen, Audi's Herndon offices are much more grand in appearance than the aged and cramped feeling facility in Auburn Hills. Even better, there's a Starbucks just a short walk down newly-named Ferdinand Porsche Drive if they need a break. If there's one downside to the new Herndon office building, it is that there are no garage work areas for techs and product planners to bring cars inside. Short of the showrooms well exposed by their panel glass, there's no place to keep vehicles other than the corporate parking garage next door. For these and other purposes, the Volkswagen Group has kept the bulk of its 3800 Hamlin Road facility in Auburn Hills, MI for now as a tech center and offices for regional staff. Following the opening, the Volkswagen Group continued the day of events with a focus on their employees. During the lunch hour, staff took part in a barbecue on the new grounds where the displays of cars seen earlier were joined by several additional displays for Volkswagen accessories and an autograph session starring Volkswagen TDI Cup racer Michael DeNino and members of the U.S. Open Cup Championship soccer team the DC United. After lunch hour it was back to work. The German executives were likely back on the corporate jet and headed for Germany, while Kaine and Alexander were back to their respective capitols. And for the employees, it was back to work at one of the hottest companies in the super trendy Dulles Corridor. If they are to hit Dr. Winterkorn's goal of tripling their sales to 1 million by 2018, there's not much time for dallying over barbecue fare on their new Herndon front lawn, even on such a beautiful September afternoon. For more discussion on this story, click on the link to our discussion forums to the left. For more photos related to this story, click on the link to our gallery at the right.


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Mr. SAM JOHNSON of Texas. Just when I thought the administration's economic policies couldn't get worse, the President is now calling for a tax increase that will hit 53 percent of small business income.
At a time when small businesses aren't able to hire because of the constant threat of higher taxes, that just doesn't make sense.
The President's tax plan does nothing to reduce the ever-increasing national debt. Instead of threatening job creators with more job-destroying taxes, we need to cut spending, get our fiscal house in order, and ensure that American families and businesses will not have to fork over more of their hard-earned money to Uncle Sam.
The President should recognize that job creators put their own blood, sweat, and tears into building their own businesses and that the government shouldn't be destroying small business owners with any tax hike.
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These are the topics that Iam researching. Christianity did not change the world...The influence of Christianity changed the world. I wanted to try something new. Let's try to put this together. Everybody just jump in and add your piece, research, define it, thesaurus it because I need to understand this. Who is Alexander the great. I think there is at least two. Help me out Is the influence negative, positive , balanced, not leveled. Is it affecting life. Who is smarter then a high school drop out like me. lol
Alexander the great conquered the world. The Influence of Christianity changed the world.
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Mar 22, 2013 - StaffCorrections
In Thursday's Ranger, the page one story "Analysts expect lower revenues for county" should have said "The federal sequester reduced those payments to 95 percent, but the volume of use fees buoyed income above projections despite the 5 percent reduction."
In Thursday's Ranger, the page one cutline with the story "Mosho's memory of fatal wreck 'cloudy'" should have said "Alma Louise Mosho."
A daughter was born to Marie and Jamie Freeman of Riverton at 7:59 a.m. March 10, 2013, at Riverton Memorial Hospital. She weighed 8 pounds, 2 ounces.
A daughter was born to Paige Groathouse of Riverton at 2:48 p.m. March 11, 2013, at Lander Regional Hospital. She weighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces.
A daughter was born to Erica and Jason Harker of Riverton at 11:25 p.m. March 12, 2013, at Riverton Memorial Hospital. She weighed 5 pounds, 7 ounces.
Guy Forbis, 80, of Riverton, died Thursday, March 21, at Help for Health Hospice Home. Arrangements are pending with Davis Funeral Home.
Francis "Pete" Petera, 78, of Dubois, died Wednesday, March 20, at Riverton Memorial Hospital. Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Sunday, March 24, at the Dubois Headwaters Community Center. Cremation has taken place. Memorials may be made to Dubois Assisted Living or Charity of the donor's choice in care of Davis Funeral Home.
Erna M. Stephensen, 81, of Lander, died Friday, March 14, at Westward Heights in Lander. Memorial services will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, April 27, in Lander at the Best Western Inn. Arrangements are under the direction of Davis Funeral Home of Riverton.
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Community Supper is at 5 p.m. at the Headwaters Arts and Conference Center, 20 Stalnaker St., Dubois. For more information, call 455-2687.
WGFD Public Meeting is at 6 p.m. at the Jeffrey City Fire Hall. The meeting will address proposed big game and bird seasons.
Beyond the Chamber, sponsored by the Lander Community Concerts Association, is at 7 p.m. at the Lander Valley High School auditorium, 400 Baldwin Creek Road.
Emergency calls
In Riverton Police Department reports Thursday to Friday morning:
- No arrests were recorded during this timeframe.
In Fremont County Sheriff's Office reports Thursday to Friday morning:
- Lyle Haukaas, 34, of Hudson, was arrested on a warrant for failure to appear at about 6 p.m. Thursday in the 600 block of Smith Street in Lander.
- Dillon Siebeck, 34, of Riverton, was arrested on a warrant for probation revocation at about 4:10 p.m. Thursday in the 700 block of East Fremont Avenue in Riverton.
- Adam Trujillo, 35, of Riverton, was arrested for driving under the influence, open container and interference with police at about 12:15 a.m. Friday in the 800 block of South Federal Boulevard in Riverton.
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Aitkin's Emily Campbell crowned state honey queen
Emily Campbell, the current North Central Beekeepers honey queen was crowned the Minnesota state honey queen on Friday at the summer meeting of the Minnesota Honey Producers in Duluth.
She is the daughter of Paul and Becky Zenke, Aitkin and also lives in Aitkin. Campbell graduated form Aitkin High School in 2012 and plans to attend the University of Minnesota-Crookston with a major in animal science.
"The North Central Beekeepers were really great about providing me with a mentor to learn more about bees," she said.
The new state honey queen has an extensive background in 4-H and FFA, and is raising her own colony of honey bees this summer.
The main duty of the honey queen is to promote honey and the beekeeping industry. Campbell is available to speak to schools and organizations about bees and honey. She will spend all week at the Crow Wing County Fair at the North Central Beekeepers' honey booth, and will also be at the Minnesota State Fair in the Minnesota Honey Producers booth. On Thursday she'll travel to the Twin Cities for the Pollinator Party and event that promotes beekeeping.


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By REID TUCKER
New Walton Area Chamber of Commerce President Kellie Jo Kilberg is no stranger to the business of promoting businesses but after a little more than a month on the job she's still getting a feel for her new digs.
Kilberg, a native Iowan who took over the offices of Walton County Chamber president and CEO in May, was initially attracted to the area as it offered her an opportunity to move closer to her parents, who retired to Niceville. She has 23 years' experience in the chamber of commerce field, starting out as public relations director for the chamber of commerce of Charlotte County, Fla. after graduating from the University of Iowa with a degree in journalism. In the mid-'90s she went on to work for the city of Enterprise, where she stayed until 2003, before moving to Jacksonville to helm Clay County's chamber.
While there is no denying her extensive résumé, Kilberg will be the first to talk about the differences between her previous post in a county of 200,000 people and Walton County, with a population a little more than a quarter that size.
For starters, she said Walton County is simultaneously more rural and has an economy more tourism-driven than many others in the state and any place she worked previously, with both factors their own challenges. In order to bring herself up to speed and to make sure the Chamber is doing its utmost to help Walton County's business owners, Kilberg has already ramped up the relationship between her organization and the Walton County Economic Development Alliance and the Tourist Development Council. Cooperation between the three groups is critical if the county is to diversify its opportunities, Kilberg said.
"We will have strong partnerships with both the EDA and the TDC to leverage the funds the county has to not only retain the jobs we currently have, whether they're tourism jobs or service jobs, and also to help create other opportunities," she said. "Not any one organization is going to be able to do it alone, but I think through partnerships we can definitely make a difference."
After spending several weeks getting better acclimated to the county's four distinct communities and listening to the concerns and suggestions of business owners in each, Kilberg came up with several ideas about what she'd like to see happen in the county. A strong emphasis has been placed on so called "think local campaigns" aimed at staving off the leak of local money into nearby counties and increased cooperation with educational programs such as Workforce in Education and with the school systems. Also increased priority has been placed on greater social media presence, which Kilberg said has become one of the best ways for the Chamber to stay in touch with up-and-coming young professionals.
"I think the Chamber really gives [business owners] the opportunity to network, gives the opportunity to get your name out there, whether it's by shaking hands or being on our website, attending the different events or advertising in any one of our publications," Kilberg said. "We give you the opportunity to get out to the business community…..The Chamber by itself isn't going to bring someone through your door but definitely giving the opportunities to get your message and branding out so that people know what you do."
However, the main thrust of what Kilberg hopes to accomplish during her tenure at the Chamber is job creation that takes into consideration "new wealth," or bringing in new types of business for each community in the county. To that end, recruiting and expanding the county's high-end, high-paying jobs has been prioritized, as these so-called "primary jobs" invest in the community by supporting the growth of secondary jobs like retail stores and firms providing services to residents throughout the county. That means Kilberg will be putting in more and more face time with local business owners and individuals, including the more than 700 members registered with the Chamber, at community brainstorming get-togethers.
"You have to make sure you're recruiting somewhere within those higher-skill, higher-wage jobs so that people can afford to live wherever they choose to live," Kilberg said. "That's how to bring wealth-creation to the community. It takes an understanding of the true diversity in Walton County.
"The most important question we can ask is 'How can we give opportunities to those businesses so that they get more business?'"


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Kim and Michael Knowles are the very proud parents of a baby girl Ashley Elizabeth Knowles who entered this world on July 15, 1999 weighing seven pounds, two ounces and 19 inches long. Ashley's big brother Christopher is thrilled with his baby sister. The delighted grandparents are Karen and Tom Mitchell and Bonnie and Donald Knowles. Congratulations!
Rockaway Point Catholic (Century) Club had a dinner dance and drawing on July 16 in the R.P. Catholic Club. Frannie Jamin of JAMCO and his crew catered the delicious dinner. Grandma's grandson was the band who played for dancing. Ed Flaherty and Pat Adams were the very good bartenders. Frank Murphy was the chairman and his lovely wife Margaret, co-chairperson. John Gavin, Tom Hough, Tom Crawford, etc. were helpers and with the smiling happy winners ran another very enjoyable affair.
Ladies Auxiliary of the Mayor's Committee of Roxbury had their annual dinner on Thursday July 16 in the Roxbury Mayor's Committee Clubhouse. Craig Livingston of Classic Cuisine catered the delectable dinner. Rita Hurley was the chairperson and with her helpers Betty Feddern, Cathy Duemig, Linda Paden, Donna Kahlan, Dorothy Farrell, Teri Rutter, etc. ran a great dinner. Elvis (look alike and sound alike) was the entertainer, DJ Bob Taphouse was the mixologist and Ronnie Farrell, the bartender for the night. Another great event.
Happy Birthday Helen Hagan-July 30; Joanne Norris-July 30; and Charlie Hettenbach-July 30.
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With a stay at Diwane Hotel in Marrakech (Gueliz), you'll be convenient to Grand Poste Gueliz and Jamaa el Fna. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Marrakech Plaza and Theatre Royal.
Make yourself at home in one of the 115 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and plasma televisions. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Partially open bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and sofa beds.
Relax and unwind with massages and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a nightclub, a health club, and an outdoor pool. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a hair salon.
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I dug further and discovered that we have recently issued an enforcement action against Discount Gold Brokers, Inc., on April 15 of last year. The "Desist & Refrain" order prohibits further sale of commodities to California customers. Please feel free to advertise the order against the company as you see fit. You may reproduce the actual order or provide the link to our website where it is posted: dbo.ca.gov/ENF/pdf/2013/DiscountGoldBrokers_dr.pdf.
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If playing in a Happy Madison movie is on their bucket lists, then a whole lot of people get a chance to check that one off after the release of Adam Sandler's Jack and Jill.
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Among the celebrities making an appearance are Johnny Depp, Shaquille O'Neal, Drew Carrey, Christie Brinkley, Regis Philbin, David Spade, John McEnroe, Billy Blanks, Bruce Jenner, Michael Irvin, Subway spokesman Jared Fogle and Sham-Wow hawker Vince Offer.
Even tough guy Al Pacino does a song and dance routine.
And all are assembled to play supporting roles to Sandler's character Jack Sadelstein, an L.A. ad executive with a beautiful house, beautiful wife (Katie Holmes) and two beautiful children, Sophia (Elodie Tougne) and a precocious adopted child with a relish for tape named Gary (Rohan Chand). Jack has come a long way from his modest roots in a Bronx neighborhood.
Meanwhile at work, he is under pressure from the marketing department at Dunkin' Donuts (one of at least a dozen blatant product placements) who want Al Pacino to be the face in their new ad campaign. But getting a method actor to peddle pastries isn't Jack's only anxiety this Thanksgiving season. His twin sister Jill (also played by Sandler) is flying in from New York for the holiday. Considering the pair's past track record, Jack anticipates four days of miserable family time. And he's right.
Even before the potatoes get passed around the dinner table, Jill verbally attacks the family's homeless guest, confronts Jack's mother-in-law about seating arrangements and questions her brother's ability to bond with his son. Within moments the festivities dissolve into tears and tantrums as old sibling rivalries resurface.
The filmmakers don't miss a beat when it comes to playing these up or poking fun at personalities and pop culture. (Watch for a display of McEnroe's infamous temper, a nod to Katie Holmes' religious conversion and a dig at the Oscar committee for Al Pacino's single win.) Few if anyone—atheists, athletes, Al Qaeda and aging actors alike—are safe in this script.
Unfortunately audiences aren't safe either from the onslaught of crude flatulent jokes and sexual gags including a men's bathroom attendant who manhandles a cross dresser's fake female chest and another man who peeks under the skirt of the homely and lovelorn Jill to confirm she is a woman.
Yet despite the crude content found in this film, the moviemakers manage to force in a sentimental ending. Finally the successful businessman recognizes the sacrifices his sister has made to care for their aging and now deceased parents, and admits to the shared bond between the former womb mates. It's sweet. It's sappy. It's a little hard to swallow.Directed by Dennis Dugan . Starring Adam Sandler, Katie Holmes, Al Pacino. Running time: 90 minutes. Theatrical release November 11, 2011. Updated July 12, 2016
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Las Cruces area schools in the state playoffs
El Paso, TEXAS - The Mayfield Trojans are one step closer to a state title. Friday night at the Field of Dreams, the Trojans knocked of Rio Rancho 45-24 to advance to the 5A NM State Semifinals.
Mayfield got a scare in the second half when QB Kavika Johnson was taken out of the game with an injury, but told ABC-7's David Concha afterwards he should be ready for the next game.
The Trojans will next face the winner of Cleveland and Hobbs when their game is made up Monday. Their game was delayed to poor weather in Rio Rancho.
In 4A action, the Centennial Hawks did not have the same luck. Los Lunas crushed the Hawks on their home field 51-10. Centennial ends the year at 9-3, and won the school's first district title in football, in only its second year of existence.
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Apparently Hitler himself seldom used the Eagle's Nest, finding the excursion up to the top too unnerving due to his fear of heights. The views were incredible and the rain had eased and the clouds disappeared. Perfect.....but not for too long. I made it to the nearby high point where the cross is situated before the rain started again. We were so lucky with the weather though and being the first bus of the day there were few tourists so we had the place to ourselves virtually which was great. Back on the bus and we are off to Vienna. Big blog today because its raining outside and I can do it on my iPad as we drive along and not wait until tonight when I am too tired to bother
We got into our hotel in Vienna at 3.15 which was fantastic as it gave us all a chance to do what we liked until our classical music concert that night. Kevin got a haircut, looks a new man!
We went to dinner with some of the group before the dinner which was a lot of fun.
The concert was sensational, we sat in the front in the centre and listened to the beautiful music of Strauss and Mozart. I kept thinking Hannah you should have this on your bucket list you would love it. . We all left on a high, we know now we are in Vienna. Even Kevin loved it, what a great night it was,


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As I pulled up to Sun Life Stadium, I couldn't help but think that there's only three home games left in the season. I just can't wrap my head around it. Hard to believe the cheerleaders and I have been at this since May 1st. Time flies when you're having fun, right?
Everything feels like a routine by now. We arrive at the stadium before call time, attend our assigned appearances around the stadium, and rehearse our game day performances, all before it's time to take the field for pre-game. The seconds we have waiting in the tunnel begin to feel like eternity as my nerves run wild, just as they did my very first game. That is one thing that will never feel like the normal routine: being out on the field.
Words can't describe the feeling I get when I look into the stands and see the thousands upon thousands of roaring fans. Still feels almost surreal that I'm here. The Season 1 winner of X-Factor, Melanie Amaro, sang our National Anthem. Chills ran over my entire body. That girl can seriously sing! It was then just moments until kick-off and I could practically hear the adrenaline running through everyone's veins.
This was a huge game! With playoffs right around the corner, we needed a win, and I could feel it coming. The first half of the game was awesome! A blocked field goal, an interception, I couldn't tell you how hard it is to keep your composure on the sidelines during a game like this.
At halftime, the cheerleaders and I had the opportunity to perform with the AcroAmericas. They are an acrobatic exhibition team made of high school students that perform for audiences around the world, and we were lucky enough to share the field with them! Their routine consisted of intricate stunts, flips, pyramids and more. You will never see us climbing on top of one another's shoulders with those boots, so it was definitely a half time to see!
As the last half of the game slowly came to an end, with just seconds left we were down by 4. We all held our breaths and our eyes stayed peeled on the field hoping for a touchdown. Unfortunately, the Carolina Panthers were able to take the win by the skin of their teeth! It would've been a great game to win, but win or lose, being a cheerleader for the Miami Dolphins will always be a win in my book.
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The Human Performance Laboratory at Ball State University was established in 1965 by Leroy "Bud" Getchell who was joined by Dr. David Costill in 1966. Longtime HPL biochemist Bill Fink has chronicled the History of the HPL (PDF). The original lab space was a 20x30 ft room located off University (later known as Irving) Gymnasium (left; Ken Sparks, Craig Turner, with Dr. Costill). The lab became a stand-alone facility in the early 1970s (right) and moved into the current location in 1990 (see Facilities).
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Senior citizens who live in Osceola, Orange, or Seminole County and who meet specific criteria, qualify for Home Delivered Pet Food Pantry.
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Home delivered pet food is the core service of this program. However, depending on the amount of donations we receive, we sometimes also include healthy treats and toys for the animals. Basic veterinary services, including spaying or neutering of dogs and cats and routine vaccinations, are also free of charge for participants.


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If there was an autonomous Jewish homeland in Grand Island, N.Y., near Niagara Falls, what would it look like?
This idea seems surreal today. But it was exactly what Mordechai Manuel Noah, one of the most influential Jews in the United States in the early 19th century, advocated. Noah named his utopian vision of Jewish autonomous state Ararat after the place where Noah's Ark is said to have landed.
But Noah wasn't able to galvanize any support from the Jewish community for his vision, neither in the U.S., nor abroad. His efforts to establish the colony in 1825 imploded soon after the inauguration ceremony.
What if Noah had been successful? How would a trip to Ararat feel like today? What kind of sightseeing would we embark on? And, what kind of money would we use to pay for it?
The interactive art project "Mapping Ararat: An Imaginary Jewish Homeland" by Melissa Shiff starts with these "What if? questions. Shiff and her dedicated team use digital multimedia and geo-locational software to stage a historical fiction with wit, creativity and surprising attention to detail.
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Online video downloads are the biggest source of broadband traffic on the Internet. IPTV could be a way around the coming logjam.
Given the vast popularity and growth of online video and other bandwidth-heavy services, the debate over whether enough bandwidth exists to support this data has reached new heights. That's not surprising, given some recent research from comScore Inc., which states that a record 10 billion videos were viewed by U.S. Internet users in December 2007, led by top destination YouTube. With numbers like these, everyone from content providers to cable providers to telcos is concerned about needed capacity and the associated costs. Cable provider Comcast, which has been known for limiting P2P (peer-to-peer) file sharing to control bandwidth usage, recently triggered an FCC (Federal Communications Commission) hearing over how to handle such practices, according to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. It is not yet known whether government intervention will prevent bandwidth discrimination, but if so, usage will need to be managed in other ways. Silicon Alley Insider provides a good overview of which companies will win and which will lose if ISPs are allowed to control bandwidth usage. It's possible that the high capacity offered by IPTV networks could help solve the problem.
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While the bandwidth crisis isn't here yet, it may only be a matter of time, said Richard Broughton, an analyst at Screen Digest. "Online video (legal and illegal) makes up by far the greatest share of bandwidth usage on both cable broadband and DSL broadband networks.With more consumers taking high-speed Internet every day, there is some concern that networks cannot handle the vast quantities of bandwidth being used," Broughton stated. He continued, "At the moment, the problem is not really evident; however, according to many telcos and cable operators, if the trend continues, we will be looking at average access speeds dropping, as networks are unable to cope with the through-traffic."
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While limiting P2P file sharing may seem like the obvious solution, as in the Comcast case, Broughton said that this is likely to have limited success. As he explained, "Limiting P2P file sharing is something that isn't really possible. Some telcos try to do this currently, blocking or limiting BitTorrent data; however, there are work-arounds, which include varying the ports used by the client and encrypting the data stream. Other file- sharing software does similar things. Some traffic is certainly limited this way; however, the heavy users are almost certainly not hit by this."
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High-capacity fiber IPTV networks could help alleviate the problem, but as Broughton explained, they may not be the holy grail that telcos would hope for. "No network is immune to the crisis, but TV delivered by IPTV has an advantage over TV over the open Internet. The main reason behind this is that the TV can be multicast. If 1,000 viewers are watching a linear broadcast program over the Internet at 2 Mbps, then the bandwidth used is likely to be 2 Gbps. For an IPTV service, which sends only one stream down its core network, the bandwidth used would still only be 2 Mbps. In this way, IPTV is far more efficient than open-Internet services at delivering TV." Broughton went on, "However, of course, as the number of channels increases, bandwidth used increases, so at 1,000 channels, the bandwidth savings is canceled out. A simplified example, but the general principle is sound. The TV streams themselves are likely to be protected from fluctuations in bandwidth on IPTV, so it is unlikely that the growing bandwidth usage would pose a service problem, simply a dilemma for the operator — whether the operator offers more TV channels or uses the saved bandwidth on Internet customers."
Broughton said that one of service providers' main concerns is lost profits. "I think that ISPs are really worried about their profits being eroded," he said. "Many providers don't own the network but instead lease it from a network provider. They are then charged by the megabyte for data passing through. Pricing is based on assumptions about usage by consumers. As data usage increases, profit margins decrease, as the provider is charged more by the network owner. Coupled with price wars from rival operators, it is understandable that many ISPs are looking for ways to stem the ever-increasing flood of online video. They can't start to increase prices or put limits on [bandwidth usage], as consumers would flock to rivals. Basically, ISPs are stuck in a spiral of decreasing margins and are frantically searching for a way out. The ideal solution would be for network owners to upgrade their networks to support higher throughputs. At that point, ISPs would be back to square one, and with any luck, their margins would return."
As telcos slowly expand their IPTV services, the search for solutions to bandwidth overload will continue, and many consumers will likely be angered in the process. While there may not be an easy solution, the growth of online video will no doubt demand one.
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I don't like buffets.
Too many food allergies. I can't do buffets. Can't do most of the menu either for that matter.
It depends on the buffet, really. Usually, we go to a menu place, but if I'm in Vegas, I want a buffet. We've got a really good buffet by our house, too, which king crag legs and sushi/sashimi that's actually as good as a sushi restaurant. They've also got a tepan grill that tastes as good as Benihanas and also a Brazillian meat carving section (that isn't as good the local Brazillian restaurant...of course that local Brazillian restaurant is delicious and has been featured one of the Travel Channel's "Pig Out" episodes.
I would never do a buffet ever again. I had strange step grandparents as a kid that dragged us to Old Country Buffet every other Sunday. Gross. Menu all the way.
Zoopas...that's buffet. I'd go there. Not sure about any other, though. Only ones I know of near me are Old Country and a 'Chinese' buffet that I have been warned away from. Yes, you know the reason.
Buffets remind me of pig troughs.
Buffet for Chinese food only. Menu for everything else.
I looooove me a buffet. And that's the problem. Easier to eat a healthy diet with a menu. Problem with "All you can eat" is that I take it as a challenge to invalidate their business model.
Buffet is nice on occasion, but it really depends on the location. Some places...well, I wouldn't eat there from the menu either, so it's not an issue.
Ordering from a menu usually means takeout. Eating at home is nicer, even if I didn't cook it.
Can't eat at a buffet any more. I get overstuffed and feel bloated for two days. Too many options, too small a stomach.
I love a good pizza buffet. Regular buffets, for the most part, are not very good. However, the upside to going to the homestyle cookin' buffet is to do some people watching. You can see some very interesting people at the buffet.
One exception to the buffet thing is the Sunday Brunch at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City. At $50 a head, its pricey, but the food is SO WORTH IT! You do have to eat until you're literally 1 bite away from puking it all up just so that you feel like you got your money's worth. Crab legs & shrimp, steak, Eggs Benedict made to order, various cooking stations making your food fresh, etc. Definitely not the trough style buffet.
Our second favorite Italian Restaurant does a Pizza Buffet that is great. They also have a large salad bar that could be considered a buffet.
edit: We did do the buffet at Lady & Sons (Paula Deen) in Savannah - meh.
Its a matter of who I'm going to dinner with.
Generally, it's lunch out and menu, unless it's the monthly trip to the closest Indian food buffet, also lunch. Alt dinner food is takeout grabbed on the way home from rehearsal someplace that's still open and/or on the way.
Paying for a buffet is a big waste of money for me, as I usually only see a few things that look good enough to eat & even if there are a lot of good choices, I don't have a very large appetite. Also, a lot of the time, the stuff has been sitting on the buffet table so long it's pretty stale & nasty. So I prefer menu & then I can take the extra home.
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Tried them both. Either they were too expensive or too old. Thanks though.
Your trying to buy what everybody wants and is not likely to sell if it is in good condition :)
Mostly they dont get cared for till they break and about that tiime saltwater has done its thing making the taking apart and ordeal
Suggest you go for a long shaft and stay with the well. Have seen a number of good looking motors on our local Craigslist. If I was to do it over I would get an electric start motor. good luck in your search.
Really an electric motor? You know your are the 2nd person who suggested that. Could you elaborate a bit more? Why would you go electric? At most I will have only two batteries and how far could that take me! Would you carry a generator for re-charging the batteries? I'm assuming you mean like a trolling type motor and if so if it were you appx what size would you be looking for? I should read more carefully. I see you said "Start" motor. Are you referring to a starter motor as used to start a car engine?
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I think there used to be a Coronado 25 users group here on Sailnet but I can't find it. Good luck on your well re-build. The well has to be light years ahead of the transom mount.
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By Noel Black On September 8, 2009 · 7 Comments · In A Big Something, Cycling, Outdoors and Nature, Weird Sports
Josh Carr Trials from Colorado Culture Cast on Vimeo.
When my son first saw this video of local trials bike rider Josh Carr, he said: "Dad, it's like he's a mountain goat on a bicycle!" Indeed! And there are few words to describe this sport that don't involve goats and hopping, which is why you should watch the video above (the music, "Greco-Phonograph," by the way, is also by the multi-talented Mr. Carr) To learn more about the strange, seatless bike that Josh built and rides in this video, you can watch the slideshow below in which he explains the bike and the sport of trials.
NOTE: The video of Josh Carr was produced in collaboration with Colorado Culture Cast and Craig Richardson. If you'd like to know even more about trials bikes or riding, Josh has kindly asked that you to contact him directly at joshecarr at gmail dot com.
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Kit says:
I was JUST thinking that I wanted to start hopping up mountains on my bicycle. Thanks for posting this!
Liz Arnold says:
Don't his legs get tired!? 🙂
Very cool sport!
Bob Carnein says:
Sorry to be a spoil-sport, but this just looks like another way for simple minded people with too much time on their hands to mess up the countryside. Imagine a thousand Josh Carrs making tracks all over Garden of the Gods.
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Valid concern Bob.It is not legal for me to ride there ,and will not be doing so in the future. I typically stay on rocks and avoid sensitive vegetation with minimal impact. This is a human powered vehicle i must add. I don't have the time to respond to the simple minded comment.
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Knees of granite – tendons of iron – muscles of steel! That shin injury reminded me of the one and only time I ever tried shaving my legs.
I really like the song a lot too.
Chris N says:
I was road riding in "the garden" a few weeks ago and was lucky enough to get to see Josh do his trials thing at Balanced Rock – fantastic! He and I talked, he showed me his bike, he was very positive, and I rode away feeling like I had a great encounter!
By the way, I don't think any sandstone was damaged during the show. Both videos were very good, too.
Allen Wright says:
I was blown away watching two guys doing this sort of thing near Southwark Cathedral in London this year; jumping between large decorative granite blocks next to the road. without touching their feet. Hadn't seen the discipline before. Very fascinating and also impressive, what you're doing. (Btw, your father was a respected friend and mentor to me in Florida. Look me up if you ever come this way). All the best, Allen Wright (Bermondsey, London)
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