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Ada Evening News, The (Newspaper) - October 17, 1962, Ada, Oklahoma Joe Zilch, nature lover, is impressed by the lovely sound of geese flying south, but like many other Adans, he has a question. "What's with this nutty flock observed about 3 p. m. Sunday, flying due Lone Republican From State Faces Battle, Page 5 THE ADA EVENING Terry's Not The Goat Any Longer; See Sports Page 59TH YEAR NO. 187 ADA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1962 12 Pages 5 CENTS WEEKDAY, 10 CENTS SUNDAY Hurricane Veers Off U.S. Coast Cape Canaveral Is Out Of Area Endangered By Wind MIAMI, wind bordering on hurri- cane intensity, tropical storm Ella resumed a more northerly course today and forecasters said the Florida eastern coast from Cape Ca- naveral south was free of storm danger. At 11 a. m., the storm set a north-northwesterly course at 6 miles per hour, but because of the influence of pressure ridges along the northern border of the United States, forecasters would not say if, or where, Ella would move inland. A weather reconnaissance plane penetrated the storm this morning and found maximum winds of 70 m.p.h. near the center, or 300 miles east of Cape Canaveral. Officials at the big missile base took their cue as the storm re- sumed its northerly course and tentatively rescheduled a launch- ing of the Ranger 5 moon shot for Thursday. Clear For Shot Gordon Dunn, chief forecaster, said weather should be clear for the shot. Dunn said Ella, which could Head-On Collision Kills Three, Injures One Near Fitzhugh DEATH CAR: Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hair were killed early Wednesday morning their car, shown here, was struck almost headon by another auto near Fitxhugh. (NEWS Staff German Chats With Kennedy To Prepare Way For Adenauer WASHINGTON (AP) West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder discussed the question of Berlin with President Kennedy :oday and reported they reached "very good and complete agree- ment." Leaving a SO-minute conference with Kennedy, he told newsmen reach hurricane status today, was talks with U.S. officials, "We find that as a result of three days of up to now will go Schroeder expected to continue north-north- west a little faster during the next 12 hours, but still under 10 m.p.h. Though the lower eastern coast of Florida was put in the clear, the Weather Bureau warned all small craft from Cape Hatteras, N.C., southward to Palm Beach to remain in port because of slowly increasing tides and seas. Erratic Storm Dunn said the storm's erratic movement was due to a high pres- sure Tidge to the north, which has blocked northward movement. He said a series of weak low pressure troughs have pulled the storm to the north, but as they disappear, the storm bends to the west. Another westerly jog was pre- dicted for Thursday. Dunn would not predict what the storm's eventual path would be, "There's a fair chance it could be picked up by one of the troughs and dear the coast entire- ly. But it will certainly come close enough to affect the coast to some he said. iignway Men Meet Here To Study 4-Laning Four-laning of Arlington east from Mississippi will come a step closer to reality Friday morning. Representative Lonnie Abbott said a meeting will be held Friday at 10 a.m. with county and city officials and highway personnel. The meeting will investigate preliminary plans for four-lane construction of the major east- west artery. Engineers will travel the projected project, checking maps, right-of-way and construc- tion requirements. Here for the meeting will be Ed Kauffman, Oklahoma City, urban design engineer. LeRoy Berry, division engineer, will also attend the meeting, along with Rep. Abbott and other officials. Abbott, who has been working on the project for two years, said the initial survey work was com- pleted in August. He indicated ourselves in agreement on the as- sessment of the Berlin situation and on the methods to be. applied to meet the situation." His talk with Kennedy, he said, "completes my conversations in Washington." Kennedy accompanied his guest to the White House lobby, .then, seeing the unusually large crowd of reporters, withdrew with a smile. Schroeder, who -appeared re- laxed, said his visit served "to prepare the visit the chancellor (Konrad Adenauer) will make here upon the .invitation of your President." Adenauer is due Nov 7, Schroeder' will be with him. I Schroeder is understood to Meanwhile, Foy D. Kohler, the Then, Schroeder added, administration officials will have another opportunity to review our plans." Schroeder was asked whether he foresees any new initiative the West might take as a result of his visit. "Everything that has been done he sees no need for new initiative. There were some smiles when a reporter asked him whether he thought Kennedy has the "proper degree of firmness and flexibili- ty" to deal with the Berlin situa- tion. "I don't want in any way to ut- ter an opinion but you may rest assured that all who are interest- ed take.a firm stand on Schroeder replied. Schroeder declined to say spe- cifically what subjects' were dis- cussed with Kennedy. He did say, in response to a question, that the time was too short to go into the problem of the Common Market. that the East German regime, with Russian backing, 'may try to impose new control over civilian traffic moving into Berlin from West Germany. Schroeder, here since Sunday, is seeking allied support for rejec- tion of such a move. It is not yet clear what'retalia- tory action West 'Germany and its allies could take. Officials indicate there has been some talk of an economic boycott if the East Ger- mands demand regular diplomatic visas for travel to Berlin across their territory. meeting is the first in a series of talks the President plans on the Berlin.situation.1 He .will re- ceive Soviet Foreign Minister An- drei Gromyko Thursday.-Then "on the'-day after the congres- sional 'elections, West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will open consultations here with Ken- nedy.. new U.S. ambassador to Moscow, conferred Tuesday with Khrush- chev in the Russian capital It was.believed certain Berlin was high on the agenda. A brief communique issued aft- er the session 'said the talk was held in an atmosphere of sincerity and mutual understanding. "They touched important international issues and also questions of Soviet-American the communique said. State Department officials in Washington'are now studying Koh- lerV report. Kennedy, Secretary of State Dean. Rusk and Secretary of De- fense' Robert S. McNamara all foresee the probability Jof .ex- tremely dangerous East-West con- frontations over Berlin by the though- they are not quite sure how the crisis may develop. One possibility is that Khrushchev will sign his long- threatened separate peace treaty (Continued on Page Two) final plans would be ready mid November. by As now programmed, the four- lane thoroughfare runs east from Mississippi to perhaps a quarter of a mile east of Homer School. The total distance is 3.15 miles. JP Hears Three Cases Three cases were filed Tuesday in JP Bert Ratliff's court. Bobby Dean Pearce, 25, and Jimmy D. Grubaugh, 28, both of Ada, were charged with speeding. Perry B. Summers was cited for child abandonment on a com- plaint signed by his wife, Patricia Summers. FFA Unveils Huge Center Next Sunday OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) The Federal Aviation Agency's mil- lion Civil Aeromedical Research only of its kind in j the be dedicated here Sunday. N. E. Halaby, FAA administra- tor, will be main speaker at dedi- cation of the facility housing the FAA's aviation medical research activities. Halaby will be introduced by Sen. Mike Monroney, D-Okla. Oth- er speakers included Dr. Hilliard D. Estes, FAA Civil Air Surgeon, and Rep. John A day-long aviation medical symposium will be held Saturday, with several hundred delegates to discuss topics including trends in medical standards of certification of pilots, aging factors of aviation personnel and reduction of crash injury, Gen. James Doolittle will ad- dress a Saturday night banquet. Doolittle with human factors in aviation. An open house will be held at the new building, located at Will Rogers Field, following the dedi- cation. About million in modern avia- tion medical research equipment is housed in the new building. The unique laboratories include a survival pool into which planes can be dropped from overhead trolleys to teach crews to rescue passengers from planes downed in the ocean. Cameras above the pool will (Continued on Two) State Dietetic Group Plans Meeting Ada The annual fall meeting of theiident, Miss Jane V. Barton, Cen- Oklahoma Dietetic Association tral State Griffin Memorial Hos- will be held in Ada October Norman; president-elect. "You know, I wouldn't say any- thing about her unless it's good, and, oh boy. is this (Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp.) and- 20. On Friday, October 19, the members of the Association will be guests of the board of directors of Valley View Hospital at a Hospitality Hour. And on Saturday, October 20, officers for the coming year will be installed. The incoming officers are: pres- Vanoss Teachers Go All Out For School's Cause 'The two vocational agriculture instructors at Vanoss School are going all out for their department. Supt. H. L. Kinsey reports that heavy enrollment in the north part of his district this year forced him to put an additional bus into service. The two teachers, Cleamon Miss Mary Leidigh, department of foods, nutrition and institution administration; Oklahoma State University, Stillwater; secretary, Miss Catherine McCarty, Univer- sity of Oklahoma Medical Center, Oklahoma City; and treasurer, Mrs. Helen Morgan, Oklahoma City. Mrs. Kathleen Atha, dietitian, Valley View Hospital, is in charge of local arrangements. Saturday the day's agenda in- cludes breakfast at 8 a.m. in the dining room at Knight Hall on the Officials Say Moonshot Is Set Thursday CAPE.CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) National Aeronautics and Space Administration changed signals today and tentatively re- scheduled the Ranger 5 moon shot for Thursday, depending on the progress .of tropical storm Ella. The shot was wiped off the Oc- tober launching schedule Tuesday night because of the threat posed by the storm, kicking up some 300 miles off .'the Florida coast. A spokesman for the space agency said the weather forecast for the Cape tended to improve after the decision and that offi- cials felt there might be a chance East Central State College cam-: to iaunch Atlas-Agena B rock- pus. Incoming and outgoing ODAI et j_n the four-day period ending board members 'will attend. when the moon is in a fa- At a.m. a coffee and regis- tration will. be held in the ball- room of the Student.Union Build- ing. Parking space has been designated for the delegates across from the Student Union. At a.m. Marjorie J. vorabie position. Visitors Perish On Trip Home By GEORGE GURLEY Shortly before 6 a. m. Wednesday, morning, two cars drove toward each other.on SH 12 near Fitz- hugh. A man and his wife were in one car. Two young men were in the other. They were alive and happy. And then, at approximate- ly a.m., the' night ex- ploded. The two cars met almost headon. Two people apparently died in the grinding, crash. A third person died within minutes after arriv- ing at Valley View Hospital. The fourth person was ad- mitted to the hospital, criti- cally injured. The dead were identified as Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hair, Cypress, Calif., and Jimmy Lorenzino, 21, Sulphur. Injured was Oscar E. Edward, 21, also of Sulphur. The accident defied explanation. The two cars, both late model met almost headon on a slight grade, perhaps a half mile north of the Fitzhugh inter- section. Although the sky was cloudy, visibility at ground level was good. .Driver Is Trapped.. identified-as the driver of the car travelling to- ward Ada on SH'12. Edwards was reportedly a passenger in his ve- hicle: Lorenzino was trapped in the twisted wreckage. Ambulance 'personnel, passing truck drivers and Trooper H. T. Gay worked 'almost an hour at the wreck scene before Loren- zino's body, could be freed from the metal orison of the car.. Final- ly, a truck pulling with a chain bent the metal enough so the body could be removed. Hair, 48, and his wife. Dorothy, 46, were former residents of Ada. They had reportedly been here visiting relatives and had left only minutes before they met their death, returning to their home in California, Car Crosses Center Evidence at the'crash scene1 in- dicated that the car Lorenzino was driving, for some reason, had moved well over into the opposite lane. Hair hit the brakes on his car a split second before the col- lision but it was not enough. The front of the north bound car smashed squarely into the left front of Hair's southbound auto. Both. cars were shredded and twisted in the. terrible impact of the crash.' Lewis Williams, an Okatoka em- ploye, lives near the crash scene. TRAPPED- Jimmy Loreniino, Sulphur, is trapped in the wreckage of one of the two cars that met almost headon on SH 12 near Fitxhugh. He apparently died in the crash. (NEWS Staff .____________________-____________________._ Stone -and Thurman R. _N: American -Red volunteered to take over the job of driving the the un- derstanding that their, bus drivers' pay be turned over.to the vo ag department and the FFA chapter. Kinsey checked with slate school -authorities to be sure the scheme met with their approval Now Holland and Stone, full- fledged school bus drivers, are taking turn about on the route. And the Vanoss vo ag depart- ment- -has extra funds to work with. Cross Nursing Oklahoma City, We Prepared :For The luncheon will be held in -the Terrace Room of the. .Student Union and will begin ;at p.m." The East Central State College quartet, composed 'of Mrs. Flor- ence Ambrose, Mrs. 'W. D. Little, Troy Melton, .and Oscar Parker, with Mrs. 'accom- panist, -will sing. Troy. Melton, Ada insurance and real estate- dealer, will be 'guest speaker.' Because launch dates must be j Along with some truck drivers and Jtained in advance on the mis- Other residents, he dashed to the sile range, a time was obtained wreck site. Williams had a basket for Thursday. I ]itter ;n the company vehicle he The spokesman added that a drove, better idea of Ella's progress will be-available after the Weather Rushed To Hospital Hair was placed in the litter Bureau-storm advisory'today. Edwards rushed him_'to the When, the threat of strong winds 'was -indicated, officials made hospital. Ambulances, in the meantime, sped toward the crash. preparations to remove the moon: rocket-from the-launch pad to the car lurched to the right safety of a. hangar if it became necessary. The space -agency had only a four-day period ending Friday when the moon was in a favor- able position for the Ranger 5 begins about Nov. 13. after the impact, .remaining up- right, and stopped partially.. on the shoulder, its left side shredded away. The other car spun to the left. It too remained upright. The wreckage blocked the road. Even though early morning, traffic was (Continued on Pajje Two) U.S. Schedules A-Test Over Pacific Saturday HONOLULU United States is wasting no time trying to redeem its slumping nuclear prestige, by scheduling, another high-altitude shot in the Pacific; safety officer pushed a button, de- stroying the rocket and its nucle- ar payload without detonation. It was the first reported case of radioactive debris dropping this four days after j back on the island, although John- the latest flop. A low-yield nuclear device with a punch of less than tons of TNT is set to be touched off- at an expected height of 20 to 30 miles near Johnston Island. As in previous tests, it will be carried aloft by a missile. But this time the vehicle probably won't be a Thor, the cause of four previous failures in the trou- ble-plagued 1962 Pacific nuclear eries. Indications were a specially constructed booster utilizing the motor from a surface-to-surface Sergeant missile would, loft the payload to its- firing altitude. The detonation planned for fir- ing during a five-hour period starting at p.m. EST Friday a.m. EST It will be the smallest attempted at high altitudes thus far. The latest fizzle occurred Mon- day night. The thor rocket lifted off its concrete launch pad at Johnston on schedule and was heading on a predetermined tra- jectory to the detonation point. Halfway there the rocket devel- oped a malfunction and a range ston was peppered with fragments after a June 19 failure. Officials said- nothing about radioactivity at that time.. "Most of the fragments showed some alpha an official announcement said of Monday's debris. "Because of the rigid safety rules, no hazard to test personnel is anticipated." Alpha is the.least dangerous.of radiation materials. It can be harmful .if breathed or otherwise taken into the- system as by eat- ing. It will not penetrate the skin except through a cut or wound. October Toll Reaches Eleven One Tuesday traffic accident boosted Ada's total for October to 11. Cars.driven by James Winston Bolt, 40, 1519 East Seventeenth, and Steven D. Gregory, 16, 505 South Ash, collided. Gregory was fined for improper brakes. In the only' other Municipal Court case, Austin Wright, 27, forfeited for creating, a dis- turbance. Congressmen Express Shock At Grady Jury's Indictment BALTIMORE (AP) Two con- gressmen, indicted by a federal grand jury on conspiracy, and con- flict-of-interest charges have ex- pressed assurance they will ba vindicated. Reps. Thomas F. Johnson, D- Md., and Frank W. Boykin, D- Ala., said they were shocked at the indictments handed down Tuesday, and expressed their de- sire for a speedy trial. The jury charged they received compensation for trying to per- suade the Department of Justice to postpone the mail fraud trial of J. Kenneth Edlio, 64, of Miami, and attempting'ultimately to have the charges dropped. Edlin pleaded no contest to the charges, made in connection with the operation of the -First Colony Savings and Loan Association in Maryland, and was sentenced last April to six months in jail. He also was Edlin was released last Wednesday from fed- derl prison. Johnson issued a statement Tuesday night. "I was deeply shocked and amazed by the charges, made against me and I am positive that twill be.-completely hs.said.- "I believe every fair-minded wants person will certainly regard it as a strange coincidence that -such baseless -charges should be brought immediately ;upon the ad- jcurnment of .Congress and just three weeks.before election." In the November election John- son faces Rogers C. -B. 'Morton; a Republican: and the brother of Sen. Thruston 'B. Morton refused comment1 on'--the indictments, though 'other mem- bers of the Maryland Republican ticket jumped on -Johnson with gUStO. a quick trial, and ex- pressed confidence he will be vin- failed to win the Dem- ocratic nomination..May 29 after 14'-terms-iii the House. "I'm anxious for the trial to come real he said.' "I have'never had a nickel's worth of business with the savings and loans in, my life." General J. Edward at a rally in Salis- bury, Md., lauded John- son 'for his work in Congress" and called, for his-re-election.- President --Kennedy. mentioned; Johnson .by name and--'called-for his re-election when he spoke to a huge Democratic rally in Bal- timore-Oct. 10.- The special grand jury charged that Johnson, seeking a third term from Maryland's 1st District, had received for his efforts'in Edlin's behalf, and .that both con- gressmen realized' profits on real estate -transactions totaling at least ?3.2 million in which Edlin also was involved. The congressmen, Edlin and William L.- Robinson, -37, a Miami attorney, were charged in one count with conspiring to obstruct impartial operation-of-the Depart- ment of Justice and right of the government to service of the con- gressmen without corruption, dis- honesty and fraud. Johnson, 53, also was charged in seven other counts of receiving specific payments of in violation of a criminal conflict of interest. The others were named as aiding and abetting him in the transactions. The jury said the payments' were made either by First. Contin- ental .Savings and Loan Associa- tion of Maryland said the payments were for John- son's intercession with the''Justice Department in Edlin's behalf. The indictment., said .Edlin controlled First Continental and First Col- ony. Boykin's inducement to inter- cede in Edlin's behalf, the jury said, was purchase by Edlin of property the Alabama Democrat owned in Maryland. Bail of wes set by bs.s. Dist. Judge Edward S. Northrop for each of the four defendants. Each of .the four- defendants could receive maximum-sentences of 18 years-and fines 000 in addition to being barred from federal office.- Bella Vows Friendship With Cuba HAVANA (AP) -Premier Ah- med Ben Bella of Algeria, who says his new nation will stand for- ever beside Fidel. Castro's Cuba, gets a chance today to look at the Cuban revolution results he avow- edly admires. In reply to greetings from Prime Minister Castro, who loosed a tirade against "Yankee imper- Ben Bella said on his ar- rival Tuesday from .talks with President Kennedy in Washington: "Brotherhood always reigned between Cuba and Algeria. Alger- ia is and will be with.Cuba. His- tory has willed it that both people meet on the road to liberation." Castro met the Cuban airliner that brought Ben Bella from Washington, and declared in his welcoming address: "To visit Cuba at a time when the United States is redoubling its criminal blockade, when the Yan- kee imperialists threaten to at- tack, .is on your part an act of political firmness and valor." Castro said "the Algerian, and Cuban revolutions are irreversi- ble." Ben Bella in turn praised "the extraordinary progress" the Cuban revolution. He also not- ed that Algeria's National Libera- tion Front had awarded its golden Medal of Honor to only one person High temperature in Ada Tuesday was 74; low Tuesday night, 57; reading at 7 a.m. Wednesday, 57. OKLAHOMA Considerable cloudiness this afternoon through Thursday; scattered light rain or showers west this afternoon spreading into east tonight and a little cooler east and south this afternoon; low- tonight 43 extreme northwest to 60 southeast; high Thursday 62-72. ;
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Headphone Demon
Right - you know how however neatly you wrap them around your mp3 / iPod your headphones always end up in knots? This is why.
At last - a pocket! The little imp grinned to itself and took to the air, invisible to human eyes. Well, most eyes, really. And technically he was a demon, not an imp, but his size led everyone to call him an imp. It was very demeaning, even if he was small, and the demon was often in a very bad mood after one of his co-workers referred to him as 'imp'.
But if he wasn't small, he'd never be able to do his job. The bigger ones, they just weren't so good at the tangling. They couldn't get it right. And he'd known more than one that had had difficulty with a smaller pocket. He'd been the one laughing then.
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At the end of the Imagine Cup 2006 Finals today, we announced that the next year's Imagine Cup Finals will be held in Korea.
The theme for the next year's Imagine Cup event is "Imagine a world where technology enables education for all".
It sounds like a great opportunity for students to do innovative solutions and I am looking forward to seeing great work from students around the world next year.


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CAIRO (AFP) – The Egyptian military said one of its navy vessels came under "terrorist" attack in the Mediterranean on Wednesday, leaving five servicemen injured and eight others missing at sea.
Four boats used by the assailants were destroyed and 32 of the suspected militants were arrested, the military said in a statement.
The Egyptian government is fighting an Islamist militant insurgency that has killed scores of policemen and soldiers, but a maritime attack is unprecedented.
An earlier report on the official MENA news agency reported that a naval vessel had been set alight in an exchange of fire with assailants about 70 kilometres (45 miles) from Egypt's shore.
It said the air force was called in to deal with the assailants.
The military said it was a "terrorist" attack that took place on Wednesday morning off the coast of the Damietta province in the country's north east.
"Search and rescue operations have evacuated five wounded servicemen to a military hospital… and there are still eight personnel lost and the search continues," it said in the statement.
The military said it destroyed "four boats used by the armed assailants, including terrorists, and arrested 32 people".
Those captured were under interrogation, the statement added.
It was not immediately clear what the naval boat was doing so far offshore, and whether it was on a routine patrol anticipated by militants.
A military source told AFP the assailants used "fishing boats" and did not appear to have deployed rocket propelled grenades or heavier weapons.
The Mediterranean Sea is used by drug traffickers and illegal migrant smugglers who have been intercepted by the Egyptian navy in the past.
There have been no recorded attacks at sea by the Sinai-based militants who launched an insurgency after the army overthrew Islamist president Mohamed Morsi last year.


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|In a recent post, Joe Bohn detailed some of the new capabilities and enhancements that come along with the recently delivered IBM Workload Deployer v3.1. To be sure, there are many valuable new features such as PowerVM support for virtual application patterns, the Plugin Developer Kit, WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Edition v8, and more. Each of these topics probably merit their own post, but today I want to talk about something I did not mention above. Specifically, I want to talk about the announcements regarding the IBM Image Construction and Composition Tool (ICCT) and what that means for IBM Workload Deployer users.
|You may have read an earlier post that I wrote about the ICCT, but allow me a brief overview here. In short, the ICCT enables the construction of custom virtual images for use in IBM Workload Deployer. You use the tool to create virtual images, much like IBM Hypervisor Edition images, and then you can use those custom images (containing whatever content you need) to create your own custom virtual system patterns. The key point about the custom images you create with the ICCT is that they are dynamically configurable. That is, the tool helps you to create the images in such a way that you can defer configuration until deploy time rather than burning such configuration directly into an image. For those of you familiar with virtual image creation, you know this type of 'intelligent construction' is a huge step towards keeping image inventory at a reasonable level.
|Okay, enough of a general overview for now. Let's talk about the two new items of note regarding IBM Workload Deployer v3.1 and the ICCT. The first thing you should know is that starting in IBM Workload Deployer v3.1, the ICCT is shipped with the appliance. This means that you do not need to go anywhere else in order to get your hands on the tool to start creating your custom images. You simply log into IBM Workload Deployer and click the download link on the appliance's welcome panel (shown in image below).
|Getting your hands on the tool is one piece of the puzzle, but using it is quite another. While the ICCT has been available as an alphaWorks project for some time, that also implies that there has never been official support for the tool. That changes starting with IBM Workload Deployer v3.1. The ICCT is now a generally available product from IBM, and that means that it is fully and officially supported as well. Further, the images you create using the tool are also officially supported for use as building blocks of your IBM Workload Deployer virtual system patterns. For many of you who have been using the ICCT for some time, but have been hesitant to expand use because of the lack of a formal support statement, you should now feel free to charge forward!
|I hope this helps clear up exactly what the new Image Construction and Composition Tool announcements that were part of IBM Workload Deployer v3.1 actually mean. I cannot wait to hear about how you all are putting the ICCT to use with IBM Workload Deployer. Finally, don't forget to send us any questions, comments, or other feedback that you may have regarding this or any other new feature in IBM Workload Deployer v3.1!
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Long Beach's Afters Ice Cream Opens Labor Day Weekend
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Hey all of you in the part of Orange County near Long Beach (and those of you in Long Beach proper): An Afters Ice Cream is going to be opening near you very soon. Like, within a few weeks soon. Check after the jump for the details.
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Yup. The guys over at Afters are aiming for a Labor Day grand opening for their Long Beach location, located across the street from Cal State Long Beach. If the weather holds up, I predict it's going to be a very busy opening.
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Wilsons Auctions Scores a Hat-trick with 3rd Tender Win
Wilsons Auctions is proud to announce that they have been successful in winning the 1st in a new breed of super tenders.
For the next 4 years, Wilsons Auctions will be the sole auction provider for all public sector bodies in Northern Ireland.
Wilsons Auctions Asset Recovery Department Manager, Aidan Larkin, said of the award "This is our third tender win this year following our recent successes in England, where we were awarded another 4 year contract as the sole auction provider for another 6 police forces in the Eastern region, handling the most valuable Proceeds of Crime seizures.
With Wilsons Auctions celebrating its 80 years in business next year, this, along with 2 other successive tender wins, is a testament to the hardwork and professionalism of our staff and a fantastic endorsement of our position as a number 1 auction provider for Public Sector Bodies and Law Enforcement Agencies in the UK and Ireland."
The first PSNI auction is to take place next Monday evening, 30th November, in our Portadown branch. There will be a range of different car brands to include; Skoda Octavia, Ford Focus & Toyota Avensis, all to be sold with no reserve as well as a selection of Finance Repossessions, Charles Hurst Trade, SERE, Roadside Garages, private entries & many more. View stock now.


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LONDON – Osama bin Laden's death in his Pakistani hiding place is like the removal of a tumor from the Muslim world. But aggressive follow-up therapy will be required to prevent the remaining Al Qaeda cells from metastasizing by acquiring more adherents who believe in violence to achieve the 'purification' and empowerment of Islam.
Fortunately, Bin Laden's death comes at the very moment when much of the Islamic world is being convulsed by the treatment that Bin Laden's brand of fanaticism requires: the Arab Spring, with its demands for democratic empowerment (and the absence of demands, at least so far, for the type of Islamic rule that Al Qaeda sought to impose).
But can the nascent democracies being built in Egypt and Tunisia, and sought in Bahrain, Libya, Syria, Yemen, and elsewhere, see off the threats posed by Islamic extremists? In particular, can it defeat the Salafi/Wahhabi thought that has long nurtured Osama bin Laden and his ilk, and which remains the professed and protected ideology of Saudi Arabia?
The fact is that before the US operation to kill Bin Laden, Al Qaeda's symbolic head, the emerging democratic Arab revolutions had already, in just a few short months, done as much to marginalize and weaken his terrorist movement in the Islamic world as the war on terror had achieved in a decade. Those revolutions, whatever their ultimate outcome, have exposed the philosophy and behavior of Bin Laden and his followers as not only illegitimate and inhumane, but actually inept at achieving better conditions for ordinary Muslims.


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When people hear our kids ask, "May I
have a compromise?" they tend to look at us a bit funny. They seem completely
confused when we respond to our kids as if their request for a compromise is
normal. But at our house it is normal. In fact, it's a request we hear no less
than a dozen times each day.
We began teaching our kids to ask for
compromises when our now five-year old daughter was only two. We figured that
she was old enough to have a conversation with us, so she was old enough to
begin learning how to compromise.
One thing we've noticed over the
years among kids who are adopted or in foster care is that they tend to have
control issues — sometimes really BIG control issues. Many kids (and parents)
struggle with control issues, but this especially true for adopted and foster
kids that come from homes or situations where most, if not all, of their world
was out of control. Sometimes these kids had to raise younger siblings,
or had to fend for themselves to find their next meal. Sometimes these kids had
to use control and manipulation to stay safe, both physically and emotionally.
And some of these kids resorted to control as an attempt to mask their
lack of trust and feed their desire to avoid being hurt, neglected, or
abandoned ever again. Control is often an "all or nothing" proposition for
these kids, and when they come to our homes they aren't willing to easily give
up the control they've worked so hard to get.
In our home we've decided we are
going to help our kids deal with their control issues not by taking control
away from them, but by sharing control with them. Share control with our kids?
Sounds crazy. After all, we are the parents so we need to show our kids
that we are in control, right? The thinking goes that they need to respect our
authority or everything will devolve into chaos. We followed this way of
thinking for a while, but showing our kids that we were in control was NOT
working. As we tried to suddenly take all the control away from them what we
got in return were power struggles and the very chaos we were trying to avoid.
What worked, however, was a very simple solution…compromise.
The insight that helped us grasp this
approach was actually something that Dr. Karyn Purvis said – "If you as a
parent share power with your children, you have proven that it's your power to
share." This helped me understand that I get to decide when and how much
power to share when I offer my kids a compromise. And offering
compromises doesn't mean that I lose control or give my kids all of the
control. It means that I teach them how to share power and control
appropriately and by doing so, I teach them an essential skill for healthy
Here's how a compromise works at our
Me: Son, please go clean your room.
Son: (who is playing a videogame)
Sure mom. May I have a compromise?
Me: What's your compromise?
Son: May I finish this level on my
game and then go do it?
Since that is an acceptable middle
ground I will typically say sure and let him finish the level before going to
clean his room. Of course this is an ideal conversation. Often times it goes
more like this:
Me: Son, please go get your room
cleaned up.?
Son: (who is playing a video game)
Ugh!! Can't I just finish this level first?
Me: Whoa! I don't like that tone.
Are you asking for a compromise??
Son: Yes.?Me: I'm listening.?
Son: May I have a compromise?
Me: Sure! That's a good job asking
for a compromise!
Learning compromises takes practice
for both kids and parents. As they learn this skill, it's important to
praise your kids when they ask for a compromise correctly (even if you have to
prompt them). Still the risk remains that your child might not hold up his end
of the deal. So, as you start using compromises it's important to remind
your kids that if they don't hold up their end of the compromise, then you
won't be able to offer as many compromises in the future. Contrary to
what I thought would happen, my kids have always held up their end of the
compromise. As a result, we have had far fewer control battles.
By using compromises our kids have
learned that they have a voice. They know that I can't always give them or
agree to a compromise, but they also know that I will as often as I can.
And the funny thing is that they now are able to accept 'no' much better
than in the past.
Remember – compromising is NOT about allowing our
kids to argue or debate with us, nor is it about losing our control or giving
them all of the control. It is about sharing power – our power.
Compromises give our kids a voice and allow them to RESPECTFULLY
ask for what they want and need. And compromises give us as parents the
opportunity to teach our kids an important way of relating that builds trust
and connection.
This article, written by Elizabeth Styffe, Global Director of the Orphan Care Initiative, originally appeared in Ministry Today Magazine.
adoption plan provides the church with the perfect ministry model
At the heart
of orphan care at Saddleback Church is the desire to end the orphan crisis. We
believe every child deserves a loving, lasting, legal, lifelong family of their
own—and we believe this is doable. If every church empowered their members to
care for orphans in ways that helped and didn't hurt, the orphan crisis could
be over.
though there are still more than 163 million orphans and vulnerable children in
the world today, little has been done yet to help orphans stop being
orphans. As a culture, we've spent years trying to put Band-Aids on the
orphanage institution. But children need more than food, shelter, clothing and
education. We don't want children to just survive, but to thrive—and children
thrive in family.
At Saddleback,
we began asking ourselves, "How can we end the orphan crisis, and is there
something every church can do?" Here are what we believe are the answers to
those questions.
Orphans stop
being orphans when they become sons and daughters. At Saddleback, we've been
challenged to change everything about how we care for orphans and how we engage
members to care. We have two goals: (1) to end the orphan crisis; and (2) to
get every member on mission, caring for orphans locally and globally by helping
them find a family of their own.
Family is
God's remedy for orphanhood. The church doing for orphans what God has done for
us is His solution. Because of this, we believe that if more Christians would
do physically for orphans what God has done spiritually for us, the orphan
crisis would be solved.
When we were
orphans, God adopted us. Scripture teaches that the reason God made the world
was so He could adopt (see Eph. 1:4-6). Our triune God, who needed nothing but
wanted a family of His own, allows us through the blood of His Son to share in
the rich communion as His sons and daughters (see Eph. 1). When God adopted us,
He made us part of His permanent family, so we would no longer be orphans. Even
though we were not His bloodline, He grafted us in through adoption, giving us
permanent security and a family, and meeting our need to belong. His adoption
of us is a legal process that cost Him everything. It gives us an inheritance
and the right to call Him Abba, or "Father" (see Gal. 4, Rom. 8). As a
result, at Saddleback we are in the work of reconciling people to God through
adoption (spiritual adoption), and helping children stay in their families, be
reunited with their families or find a new family through adoption (physical
Church and
There are 163
million children at risk in the world today but 2.4 billion people who claim
the name of Jesus. This means the solution for every child is a church where
all the members are caring about orphans. Churches can help orphans find a new
family through adoption. They can help them remain in their current family if
it is safe. Or they can help them reunite with their families if they are
separated (since most children in orphanages have families in the communities
but need the church to help the family become safe, healthy, and financially
and emotionally ready to care).
The Orphan
Care Initiative at Saddleback empowers ordinary believers to help orphans and
vulnerable children locally and globally, and it also focuses on helping
children find families. On the local level, this could mean doing several
things: volunteering to serve children recently removed from their home,
helping with sessions for people thinking about adoption, giving financially to
someone who is adopting, or caring for newly adopted children while their
families gain support. Even if you can't adopt (and not everyone should), you
can help someone who is adopting.
This has
changed what Saddleback does cross-culturally. We send teams to help churches
start orphan ministries that provide permanent, legal, lifelong families for
children. We don't invest in group homes or orphanages or other often harmful substitutes
for families.
We help local
churches and governments find and equip families for adoption. The emphasis is
on solving the orphan crisis through adoption. We're not talking about
Americans adopting (although the very small and declining number of adoptions
last year in the U.S. is evidence that more people should). Instead, this is
about helping churches all over the world legally adopt children, doing what's
best for a child and ending the orphan crisis.
Six Things
Every Church Can Do
So what can
you do to help eradicate such a global problem? Here are six things every
church (including yours!) can use to launch an orphan-care ministry:
Open your heart to God's heart for the
Recognize your responsibility to find
permanent families.
Prevent children from being orphaned.
Help orphans in ways that move them out of
Affirm loving, legal and lasting families
by preservation, reunification, or adoption.
Never forget the local church is key.
The church's
approach to orphan care has changed dramatically from what it once was. Let's
continue moving closer to God's heart for adoption, as found in His Word. He's given
us the perfect ministry model, so let's embrace it. By working together, churches
can end the current worldwide orphan crisis.
(Article originally
printed in Ministry Today Magazine)
John was no stranger to the heartbreak of loss. The Rwandan genocide claimed the lives of his entire family, his first and second wives died, and he was left alone to care for his infant son, Daniel. Doing what he thought was best for his child, John gave Daniel to an orphanage.
10 year old Joshua's little hands are rough and deeply scratched. These are not the typical marks of childhood play; Joshua's scars are the result of hours spent everyday under the hot sun digging holes in the dry Rwandan soil at the orphanage where he grew up. His physical injuries only mirror in part the emotional damage he still carries with him.
A sprawling campus atop a mountainside covered in pineapples, his former orphanage looks for all appearances to be an idyllic place for an orphaned child to grow up. It prides itself on being a self-sustaining orphanage. By having the children farm pineapples on the hillside, the orphanage owners claim they are able to dry and export the extra fruit while the children learn the value of hard work.
The reality is that this orphanage has been the setting for an untold number of tragedies. Joshua recently left the orphanage, finally adopted into a home and a Rwandan family all his own. Yet every morning he still wakes up and asks his new mama and papa if it's time to work in the field. For Joshua, unending labor is all he has ever known. When his new mother served him pineapple, he looked at her quizzically. "What is this?" he asked. His mother realized with horror that Joshua had never tasted pineapple – the fruit he had been forced to farm for the entirety of his childhood.
This month, that same orphanage on the hillside saw the sprouting of new, miraculous seeds of hope as twenty children walked off the grounds to join permanent families. After hearing about the vision of orphan care from the PEACE Plan, a group of local Seventh Day Adventist churches from the surrounding community decided that enough was enough. They spoke to their church members, asking them if God was calling them to adopt. Twenty families stepped up to answer the call and rescued a child from the isolation of the orphanage this month. Thanks to them, and the support of Orphan Sponsorship donors, twenty children are no longer nameless workers for the would-be labor camp. Twenty children get to feel the embrace of a mother for the first time. Twenty children have regained a childhood.
This month, join us in praying that the remaining children in the orphanage would know the love of a family through adoption. Pray that the local churches all across Rwanda would continue to lead the way in caring for orphans in an unprecedented way. Also, pray for the families that have made the decision to take a new child into their home – that God would bless the transition as they work to heal the past hurts of their new sons and daughters.
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Analytics are the name of the game. They're integral to company strategies today, which are becoming more numbers driven by the minute. Everyone wants to understand how get value from all of the data they are collecting. The only way to figure this out is by drilling down into the numbers.
This week, Attunity announced a collaboration with Microsoft to enable faster and easier adoption of SQL Server 2016, the latest version of Microsoft's market-leading database and data warehousing platform running on-premises or on Microsoft Azure.
Everyone involved with Big Data knows there is a ton of effort that goes into designing, deploying and operating a data warehouse. Without the right tools, it's nearly impossible for your organization to accomplish this in an easy, cost-effective way. Significant effort is put in by both your employees and your systems in the forms of labor hours and processing power.
We live in a data- driven world. And nearly every business decision today is backed by a number (or many). It's one thing to stockpile a database of information, but having that information at your disposal isn't enough anymore. You need to be able to extract value from this data whenever possible, and use this data to make better-informed, more accurate decisions.
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Pleased with what he described as general manager Brian Cashman's "aggressiveness," C.J. Wilson's representative said today the Yankees have extended an invitation to visit New York, where he would meet with some of the team's top decision-makers.Garber also says in the article that there are six or seven teams that they're in "serious talks" with.
Wilson's agent Bob Garber, who met with Cashman at the general managers' meetings, refused to divulge whether figures were exchanged. But he called the meeting productive.
"I told him where we were at, they understood, and want us to come out," Garber said. "I think it's a good fit. We have a lot of teams we have to narrow down. I think the Yankees are a team that we've narrowed down as a team we want to spend a little time with."
"I think it was very productive and who wouldn't really want a pitcher who has been to the last two World Series?" Garber said. "I think Brian is in a situation where he doesn't want what happened to Cliff Lee to happen again."
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Ruth McKenney's stories, on which Jerome Chodorov and Joseph Fields based their play, were originally published in The New Yorker Magazine. According to a news item in New York Times, Columbia paid $225,000 for the screen rights to the property. Actors Richard Quine and Gordon Jones appeared in the Broadway production as well as the film. The Variety review adds that Franklin Heller, who worked as dialogue director on the picture, was the stage manager of the Broadway production. Max Gordon produced both the stage and screen versions. According to a New York Times news item, Sidney Buchman prepared the scenario from the screen adaptation written by Jerome Chodorov and Joseph Fields. The article states that Buchman expanded the relationship between "Ruth" and "Robert." Although Buchman is uncredited on the film, a comparison between the play and the film reveals that Ruth's meeting with Robert occurred much earlier in the picture. In addition, the scenes of Robert meeting Ruth in the Manhatter office and their subsequent dinner do not appear in the play. The New York Times article adds that the nationality of the foreign sailors was changed from Brazilian, as it was in the play, to Portuguese when the Brazilian government protested the depiction of the sailors.
This picture marked the screen debuts of Jeff Donnell and Kirk Alyn. Rosalind Russell was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress for her performance in the film. Russell also appeared in the July 5, 1943 Lux Radio Theatre version of the production. In 1955, Columbia produced a musical version of this film, titled My Sister Eileen and starring Betty Garrett, Janet Leigh and Jack Lemmon and directed by Richard Quine, who played the role of "Frank Lippincott" in the 1942 version. The Broadway musical Wonderful Town was also based on the Chodorov and Fields play, as was the December 2, 1958 CBS television production Wonderful Town, starring Russell and Jacqueline McKeever and directed by Mel Ferber. From October 5, 1960 to April 12, 1961 CBS broadcast a half-hour television series titled My Sister Eileen, starring Elaine Stritch and Shirley Bonne and directed by Oscar Rudolph.


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The petroleum secretary avers that the huge fiscal deficit has left the Centre with no option but to go in for the unpopular measure. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh made the same point at the National Development Council meeting today.
"Unfortunately, energy is under-priced in our country. Our coal, petroleum products, and natural gas are priced well below international prices. This also means that electricity is effectively under-priced for some consumers. Subsidies should be well designed and kept under fiscal limits," he told the chief ministers of different states.
"Immediate adjustment of prices to close the gap is not feasible, I realise this, but some phased price adjustment is necessary," the PM said.
Though the government wanted to limit the budget deficit during the current fiscal to 5.1 per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP), the figure had to be revised upwards to 5.3 per cent last month since the tax revenue was much lesser than anticipated and the expenditure on subsidies could not be contained. The latter factor proved to be quite significant.
Between Apr and Sep 2012, the state-owned oil companies reportedly incurred losses to the tune of Rs 85,586 crore on sale of subsidised kerosene, LPG and diesel. Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation and Indian Oil Corporation lost Rs 52,711 crore on just selling diesel at below the market rate.
Though diesel price has remained the same since Sep 14 and kerosene price too has not been hiked for several months now, the government is in a dilemma as opposition parties will surely seize the opportunity if the UPA opts for increasing the diesel price by Rs 10 per litre.
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130 Arrests Made; Deltopia Crowd Now Estimated at 25,000
ISLA VISTA, Calif - A review of the weekend Isla Vista riot has painted an even more explosive picture than what's been revealed so far. Sheriff Bill Brown brought new evidence of chaos and destruction to the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors Tuesday morning.
"It is a tinderbox environment," Brown said. "It's a mob mentality fueled by alcohol."
Saturday crowd estimates were first set at 15,000. On Tuesday, Sheriff Brown said photos and other calculations show the crowd at 25,000 and spread over several streets in an area of mainly college students.
Over the course of the entire Saturday Deltopia event and riot, 130 arrests were made, 190 citations written, and several other offenses reported ranging from drunk in public violations to two overcrowded balcony incidents. Last year a balcony collapsed resulting in several injuries.
District Attorney Joyce Dudley said her office is still expecting all the case files and court appearances for arraignments will be scheduled.
Six deputies and officers assigned to the event were injured. They were part of a force of over 150. 106 officers from other agencies were called in about 9:30 p.m. when the swelling crowd erupted.
That's also when a 17-year old from Los Angeles allegedly swung a bag of alcohol bottles at the face of a UC Santa Barbara officer during a pursuit. The bottles caused a serious head wound to the officer that required 20 stitches. Desmond Lous Edwards was arrested at the scene. The teen appeared in court Tuesday afternoon to face charges including mayhem and assault on a police officer. Edwards was charged as an adult.
Other officers were hit with cinder blocks, bricks, and bottles.
Numerous orders on loud speakers were made by deputies to "clear the streets" because the incident was an unlawful assembly. Those messages were repeated often. Loud sirens also alerted those in the street to the presence of law enforcement, many wearing riot gear.
Those at the front of the packs of people who remained, at times, had their hands in the air. Others chanted obscenities at the officers, then pulled their pants down to show their bare back sides to the law enforcement.
Sheriff Brown says video of a young person throwing a rock through a van window is being closely reviewed to identify the suspect. He said that person was "number one on our list." Newschannel 3 will have a close up of that person's image on the morning news Wednesday.
Several stop signs were removed in the riot. Some were replaced Sunday for traffic safety purposes. The Public Works Department says those signs were then stolen. Permanent signs were installed Monday.
There has also been an outcry for more involvement from UC Santa Barbara officials. No one from the school spoke during the discussion at the Supervisors meeting.
Some students have told county leaders they want to be part of the meetings to discuss what happened and how to prevent another riot. They are also calling for a Civil Grand Jury investigation, but that generally takes months to complete.
Andy Caldwell from the Coalition of Labor, Agriculture and Business (COLAB) called the university response "pathetic." He claimed, "the students took more responsibility than the administration."
He also warned, "this could have resulted in deaths."Slideshow: Deltopia Sparks Riots in Isla Vista
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There are plenty of reasons not to see the Florida Marlins play. Its hot (no, really, its hot!), its rainy, they play in a football stadium, and they field minor-league players until one of them emerges as a superstar and then gets traded to another team for more minor-league players. But those days just might finally be behind us.
Last week the Marlins agreed to terms with über-shortstop Hanley Ramirez on a six-year, $70-million contract. It guarantees Ramirez will average $11 million a year, making it the most lucrative contract in Marlins history. This deal flies directly in the face of the way things have been done by owner Jeffery Loria, who killed baseball in Montreal and whod rather spend his money on pretty sculptures and paintings than on fielding a competitive ball club. Yet there it is. They have the best shortstop in baseball and hes going to be a Marlin for a long, long time. Perhaps the days of getting rid of guys like Miguel Cabrera are finally behind us. Perhaps its time to start taking this team seriously again and coming to the games more often. Unless, of course, its too hot. Tonight they face the San Francisco Giants. First pitch is at 7:10.
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The Best bakery Yukon has closed its doors for personal reasons. We hate to see you go. Good luck and God bless ypu, and ypur family Alandra.
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These people will bend over backwards to make your wish a reality. I can't count the number of times I have walked in (not having a clue what I want) and they suggest something or fix something up for me that turns out to be perfect. If you need something special for work or family (especially children) this is the...
The sweet stuff here is great. We have had cake, cookies and other things and never anything but the best. The folks are also wonderful. We even ordered our wedding cake from them. The prices can be a bit high but worth it.
This is such a fun sweet shop. Everything is always fresh tasting and the staff is always super friendly. The owner is always so friendly and willing to let you try things if you haven't tasted them before. It's always clean and smells yummy! My one and only negative are the prices. Some things are too high in my opinion....
I've had the opportunity to try a few things from Simply Sweet. They are nice enough to bring by cupcakes to our work sometimes and they're quite yummy (the sea salt caramel is particularly tasty). I went to the shop in the hopes to try a french macaron for the first time, but when I went they didn't have any!...
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Check Out Who Made ESPN's Top 25 Richest Athletes
ESPN has released their list of the 25 biggest paid athlete's, and you might be surprised in some of the names that made the list.
Of course Floyd Mayweather tops the list by making $73.5 million, while scoring huge pay-per-view numbers every fight at this part of the career as people continuously watch one of the best in the history of the sport. Also helping that allure is the possibility everytime that someone could see history by watching Mayweather lose his own fight.
Soccer greats Christiano Ronaldo took the number two spot by making $50.2 million this year, and Lionel Messi got the number three spot by making $50.1 million in the past year.
From the NFL, Aaron Rodgers got the number one spot with $40 million. Out of all the NFL players in the 25 player list only one is not a quarterback in Calvin Johnson who made $25 million last season.
In the NBA, to no surprise Kobe Bryant is the highest paid athlete in the league earning $30.5 million a year. With A-Rod suspended for the season, Zach Grienke comes in at number one as the highest paid player at $28 million a year.
You can check out the full list on ESPN which breaks down the richest athletes in each individual sport.


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Up-and-coming talent has to up-and-come from somewhere.
So says Netflix's key art for upcoming series Haters Back Off!, based on the character Miranda Sings, created and played by YouTube star Colleen Ballinger. The streaming service also dropped an official trailer for the show.
From lipstick on her teeth, to the cruel online comment section, the eight-episode series features Sings as an incredibly confident, untalented star on the rise, as she "continues to fail upward by the power of her belief that she was born famous, it's just no one knows it yet," according to Netflix.
The series also stars Steve Little (Eastbound & Down) as Miranda's overly confident and utterly misguided Uncle Jim, Angela Kinsey (The Office) as Miranda's mom, Bethany, and Erik Stocklin, as Miranda's neighbor and best friend, Patrick.
Colleen Ballinger, Christopher Ballinger, Perry Rein, Gigi McCreery, Jeff Kwatinetz and Josh Barry serve as an executive producers with Brightlight Pictures as producer.
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James Daniel Hooker was born at 8:59 p.m. on June 6 in Methodist Medical Center, Oak Ridge.
He weighed 7 pounds, 15 ounces, and was 19 inches long.
He is the son of Timothy Hooker and Alicia Patterson of Wartburg.
Grandparents are Douglas and Stella Patterson of Oliver Springs, and John and Mary Jo Hooker of Harriman.
Great-grandparents are Earslee Patterson of Oliver Springs and Joseph Dunnabeck Sr. of Michigan.
James has a brother, 8-year-old Jacob.
Madly Hillman celebrated her third birthday on June 11 with her parents, grandparents and cousin, Cindy Patton. The theme of her party was Hello Kitty. She also had a fun day at Dollywood.
She is the daughter of Chris and Betsey Hillman of Oliver Springs.
Grandparents are Peg Keating of Auburn Hills, Mich., and Chuck and Rosa Smith Hillman of Harriman.
Five generations of the family of Earslee Patterson, center left, include, from left, great-grandson Daniel Stewart, granddaughter Cathy Stewart, great-great-grandson Noah Stewart and son Douglas Patterson.
Over the weekend, four additional wildfires burned across the region.
Although they were not large in size (largest being 10 acres), it serves as an indicator as to how dry the region is.
Two fires occurred in Monroe County; both of these were suspected cigarettes.
A 10-acre fire continues to burn in Morgan County off Tunnel Hill Road. One 2-acre arson fire is out in Scott County.
In addition, a structure fire in Knox County set a nearby forest on fire, and state forestry crews are working to contain this part of the blaze.
The Princess Theatre¹s seat sponsorship program gives people an opportunity to support the theatre's events, its programs and role as a center for arts education.
Sponsorships range from $100 to $1,000. A permanent plaque will be placed on each seat a person sponsors. The plaque can include two lines of text (25 characters per line) of the sponsor¹s choice.
Salem Baptist Church, Ten Mile, will celebrate its 135-year anniversary with special activities June 30 and July 1.
The church was established in 1877 and has opened its doors for weekly services consistently for these 135 years.
Pastor Ted Clower said he and the congregation invite former pastors and members to share in the celebration services.
The Saturday service will begin at 4 p.m.
Breakin' Ground, a group of young singers and instrumentalists, will provide music for the service.
Michaela Grubb, a 2012 Roane County High School graduate, was recently awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the Council of Catholic Women at Blessed Sacrament Church, Harriman.
Grubb, daughter of Blessed Sacrament parishioners Melissa and Ralph Grubb of Kingston, graduated with a 4.093 grade-point average. She plans to major in music therapy at Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville.
Ranked fifth in her graduating class, Grubb was active in church, school and community projects.
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Asbury Chapel United Methodist Church, Rockwood, will have its vacation Bible school from 6 to 8 p.m. June 24-27 in the church at 1717 Eureka Road. Classes are available for ages 2-12; the week will kick off with a Sunday night cookout.
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• Union Valley Baptist Church, Oliver Springs, will have a gospel singing at 7 p.m. in the church on Windrock Road. Featured singers include the Roy Freels Singers, Hallelujah Praise and Praise Him Youth Choir. Call Pastor Wayne Morgan at 435-4150 for details.
• Bethel Presbyterian Church, Kingston, will have a tai chi class at 9 a.m. in the church at 203 S. Kentucky St. Call 376-6340 or visit www.bethelpcusa.org for details.
The name "tea" comes from the Dutch rendering of the Chinese name for this plant. In the 18th century, when tea was newly introduced into England and was all the rage, the tea plant and the gathering of tea leaves was often depicted on tea caddies gracing every lady's tea table.
Tea has a venerable history — and a quite romantic one. It is an evergreen shrub, thasinensis, a native of China and India. It has also been grown in Ceylon, Nepal, Japan, Java and Africa for many centuries.
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Flip Saunders credits his year working in the media realm for helping him transition from a head coach to president of basketball operations for the Minnesota Timberwolves. "People talk about the importance of the agents and how they can dictate things; I believe my year with ESPN helped me tremendously in dealing with media and even agents," said Saunders. "You understand these people have an agenda and you have to respect what their agenda is. It might not be the same as yours, and you might not like what they're doing, but it's not out of spite to you. It's because they have a job to do. You have to respect that. I understand that more now, and I don't take it maybe as seriously, to be honest, as I would have in the past."
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UN Envoy Calls For Real Commitment By Global Partners
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UN attach� to Afghanistan Tadamichi Yamamoto pronounced in an talk with UN news core forward of a Brussels Summit that one of a vicious things for a success of a bid is genuine joining from a general village over Afghanistan.
Speaking on a eve of a two-day summit, he said: One of a vicious things for a success of a bid is genuine joining from a general community. The general village has to know that, and we consider they do know that a nation – nonetheless they are perplexing to be some-more separate – requires a lot of assistance for years to come.
It is one of a lowest countries in a universe and it is substantially one of a some-more contingent on general assistance in terms of their bill and in terms of their ability to broach services to people, he said.
They, of course, will turn some-more eccentric and separate but, for still some time to come, this support of a general village will be vicious in ensuring that a trail that they have started to take for bringing behind normalcy and putting them on a right expansion trail will need a delay of a joining from a general community, not usually in terms of a expansion assistance though during a domestic level, Yamamoto said.
He also calls on a leaders of Afghanistan to consider about a destiny of a country.
The vicious thing is for a leaders to try to unequivocally consider about a nation and a future, and how to improved offer a people. Of course, given it is a domestic system, any of a domestic leaders has their possess constituency, where they have to be means to broach on a expectations of their supporters – though Afghanistan is confronting serious chal not usually security, though also in terms of a mercantile situation, a tellurian rights conditions and corruption, he said.
These are all things that will impact destiny stability, and also a prospects for a expansion of a country. And if they unequivocally suspicion about how they should go about doing this, they have to consider of how to practice their statesmanship, and also try to demeanour during a incomparable objectives together. It is a formidable thing to do, though they will have to try to know a shortcoming that they are charged with.
He said: we trust that a expansion over a past 50 years, from when a general village initial started operative in Afghanistan, there has been many swell in many areas, of a situation, to try to yield a opinion for a country, as to where we should be going – we consider that is something that we can provide.
He also pronounced that President Ashraf Ghani and CEO Abdullah Abdullah have a rather clever prophesy as to how a nation should cope with corruption, and recently in particular, a government, underneath a clever care of Ghani, has been means to come out with clever reforms in terms of formulating what they call an Anti-Corruption Justice Centre.
Yamamoto pronounced this is a new complement that will be insulated, to a biggest border possible, from outward influence.
He also voiced his concerns over municipal casualties in a nation and pronounced that is a vital emanate in Afghanistan.
UNAMA produces unchanging reports on a conditions and, in a news covering between Jan and Jun this year, it documented 1,601 municipal deaths and 3,565 harmed civilians – an boost of 4 per cent in a sum series of casualties compared to a initial 6 months of 2015 and a top half-year sum given 2009.
Every singular misadventure documented in this news – people killed while praying, working, studying, attractive water, recuperating in hospitals – each municipal misadventure represents a disaster of joining and should be a call to movement for parties to a dispute to take meaningful, petrify stairs to revoke civilians pang and boost protection, he said.
He also pronounced that confidence is a elemental plea in Afghanistan.
we would contend that a many elemental plea is security. Security indeed affects all activities of life in Afghanistan. After a drawdown of a general army in 2014, a Taliban had tested a ability of Afghan inhabitant army to urge a country. This had combined a rather formidable conditions in 2015, when a Taliban rebellion was means to make advance in terms of expanding their areas of control, and also a Afghan inhabitant confidence and counterclaim army seemed to be on a defensive, he said.
This year, a identical kind of strong conflict continued but, for a time being, a Afghan inhabitant army are means to reason a ground, carrying schooled lessons from final year. But still, they are posing a rather outrageous plea to confidence in terms of, for instance, surrounding a provincial capitals in a south, he added.
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