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Serial killer Israel Keyes may have killed New Jersey woman
Keyes admitted to murdering an East Coast woman the same day Debra Feldman disappeared
ANCHORAGE – Serial killer Israel Keyes may be responsible for the death of a New Jersey woman.
FBI investigators released a statement Wednesday morning saying they believe he may have killed 49-year-old Debra Feldman of Hackensack, N.J.
Keyes confessed to killing 11 people in 10 states.
His named victims include 18-year old Samantha Koenig, who he murdered in Anchorage in March 2012, and Bill and Lorraine Currier of Vermont in 2011.
Keyes killed himself in an Anchorage jail cell in December 2012 before investigators could find out any more information about his victims.
He did, however, tell the FBI he abducted a woman from an East Coast state on April 9, 2009, the same day Debra Feldman disappeared. She was last seen in her home on April 8, 2009.
Keyes admitted to murdering the woman and burying her body in upstate New York near Tupper Lake.
So far no body has been found.
Anyone with information about Debra Feldman or Israel Keyes is asked to call 1-800-CALL-FBI.

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Main illustration on the rise of Weibo - Chinese Twitter. There were also two spot illustrations to drop in screenshots and a timeline of Weibo's growth.
I was given a rough concept to work with - information being passed between two computers. I ran with the idea and built it into an Escher-esque scape of tesselated laptops with lots of hands passing information between themselves. This was to convey the sense of the massive interconnectivity and power of Weibo. The information passed uses icons to express the message in the article and includes:
Pagoda Megaphone hybrid - protests
Broken house - earthquake - relates to the Sichaun province earthquake which helped the genesis of Weibo as a platform
Fiery Info - information spreading like wildfire
Scissors and ties - job cuts
Factory and cross-bones/Nuclear shocked face - toxic factory which was shut down thanks to Weibo
Question mark soup - story of soup co. using cheap ingredients
Microphone Smiley - Pop stars
Panda Yen - Chinese Business
Pigs Tale bio-hazard - story of pigs being fed toxic ingredients
Chinese characters for Dang Dang company - there was mention of them using Weibo to slag off Morgan Stanley


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New Motley Crue Single Has 'SEX' On The Brain [POLL]
Just when you thought the announcement of the Kiss/Motley Crue tour couldn't get any better, the boys from Motley had another big announcement this week. According to Bassist Nikki Sixx, Motley has a new single debuting soon, entitled 'Sex.'
Other than maybe the song 'Girls, Girls, Girls,' or possibly even 'Wildside,' what better title could there be for a Crue song than 'Sex?' The band has made a long history of living by the mantra 'sex, drugs and rock and roll,' so it's only fitting that they have a song with part of the title in it, right?
Niki Sixx announced that the sound of 'Sex' will be along the lines of Motley's early work from their debut album 'Too Fast For Love.'
Other the announcement of 'The Tour' this week, Motley also recently unveiled their brand new website as well.
AndiIn case anyone was wondering who was going to open or close the shows this summer, Sixx addressed that on Twitter as well.
What's your favorite Motley Crue song? Take out poll below and vote for your fave!


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Butts Recycled as Energy Storage
Researchers have discovered a method for converting cigarette ends into high-performing energy storage
The day may come when smokers will proudly pool their butts for a higher purpose. According to new research, the composition of cigarette filters is seemingly ideal for coating the electrodes of supercapacitors.
As the Institute of Physics (IOP) announced this month, researchers at Seoul National University's College of Engineering have demonstrated the superiority of cigarette butts, in comparison with currently available carbon and graphene, as an energy-storing material. As the IOP reported, the researchers speculate that the filters, when transformed by the team's simple process, can be "integrated into computers, handheld devices, electrical vehicles, and wind turbines to store energy."
In their study, the researchers revealed that cellulose acetate fibers, of which cigarette filters are mostly composed, can be transformed simply into a carbon-based material using a one-step burning technique called pyrolysis. Because of its high electrical conductivity, low cost, and long-term stability, the IOP explained, carbon is the most popular material for building energy-storing supercapacitors.
Scientists the world over are working to improve the capacity of supercapacitors, as well as to make them more cost efficient. As the study's co-author Professor Jongheop Yi explained, turning cigarette butts into energy-efficient storage would be a twofold success:
Our study has shown that used cigarette filters can be transformed into a high-performing carbon-based material using a simple one-step process, which simultaneously offers a green solution to meeting the energy demands of society. Numerous countries are developing strict regulations to avoid the trillions of toxic and non-biodegradable used cigarette filters that are disposed of into the environment each year; our method is just one way of achieving this.
With an estimated 5.6 trillion (or 1,689,999,768 pounds of) discarded cigarette butts entering the environment every year, Seoul National University researchers aren't the only ones probing this vast resource. Terracycle's popular Cigarette Waste Brigade, harnessing smokers' rubbish in communities throughout the US and Canada, has proven to be both an environmentally and a financially beneficial endeavor: special treatment facilities separate and compost organic materials from the butts and melt down the remaining plastic into pellets, which are used for building park benches, industrial pallets, and the like.
While the amount of US smokers continues steadily to dwindle, cigarette butts remain plentiful the world over, which might just be — if enterprising environmentalists and engineers have anything to do with it — a good thing, someday.
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The People Who Run The Place - Dan McOwan, Director of the Hamilton Art Gallery
This week we barge into the office of Dan McOwan, Director of the Hamilton Art Gallery to find out what it is that he actually does.
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As the Director of the Hamilton Art Gallery, Dan McOwan is sitting on top of what he describes as the 'biggest asset' in the shire - a 20 million dollar collection of nearly eight thousand objects which has come together over the past fifty years.
Dan has been in the job for close on half the gallery's life, and has used his time to look after and develop the collection.
With the lack of a University fine arts course in the region he also sees the gallery playing an important educational role in the community.
As you'd expect, the Director's job isn't all about swanning around looking at beautiful objects, although Dan is certainly very well acquainted with the bulk of the gallery's collection and can talk at length about its strengths and specialties - no real surprise given he also fills the role of Curator at the gallery.
He also plays an advisory role to Council in matters related to the arts.
There's plenty of administrative work to be done in his role - a lot more than he was expected to do when he started in the position, although he says he still makes time to be very hands on with the collection, especially when it comes to polishing the silver and washing the glass!


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The Carnival
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I'm sure there are people like that, but at least in terms of the young people I work with, I haven't met them. Sure, everyone likes their privacy and they get antsy when their parents sign up for Facebook.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg was recently maligned for stating in one interview that essentially he did not believe in privacy. It's a fascinating thought, really. When Zuckerberg was asked to explain that statement, he said he felt that the beauty of Facebook – and other social technologies – is that it allows people to be themselves and to feel a connection to other people, to community, to a truer understanding of themselves, which I think might just be right.
The most honest people I know – the people I know who have been most captivated by Jesus – live radically honest lives. They are frail, imperfect human beings, but they are also capable of immense, powerful, beautiful things as well. They don't act one way at the office and another way at home or at church. Yes, I suppose one could be "too" honest, but when that happens, I wonder if it says more about the community around the individual than it does the "sins" of the individual.
Consider the tale of Jesus and the woman caught in adultery in John 8. According to the text, the woman is quite literally caught in the act. When she's thrown before Jesus, it's an open-and-shut case; she was clearly guilty. In a singular act, Jesus renders judgment – neither an affirmation nor a condemnation of the woman in front of him, but of her accusers.
I don't have a clue what Jesus wrote in the sand (though I've long favored an old campus minister's interpretation that it must have been the names of the Pharisees' girlfriends: "Caiaphas-n-Joni 4EVER!"). Whatever it was, it was enough to expose the duplicity with which these so-called religious leaders carried on.
Can you imagine if people wore their Web histories like a teen mom carries her pregnancy? Or if they volunteered their family arguments as easily as they answered a question in Sunday school? Or if we looked at our self-medicating with food the same way we sneer at the smoker on the corner? Would we look at the people in our Sunday school classes differently if we knew the balance of their bank account or their credit score? Would Jesus?
Sure, it's easy to talk about hypocrisy, even within myself, but it's not about pointing out planks in anyone's eye despite how big they may be. That kind of dishonesty and hypocrisy threatens community.
A relative told me recently of the pain caused by a former pastor carrying on affairs as she baby-sat his children. That breach of trust happens for a hundred reasons, but I know way too many so-called ministers who put on a face. In fairness, many do it because they serve a church that wants them to put it on and has taught them what it should look like. When we keep this mirage going, we destroy any real attempt at community.
Church ought to be the one place where the people who have been wrecked by life could come and be honest about their own junk. We shouldn't have to hide the corners of our lives from people we say we care about. Yes, this kind of transparency isn't easy, but I'm convinced it is right. If I go too far in an argument with a friend on Facebook, it's a good thing that my other friends can see it and call me out on it. If someone is genuinely in pain, I'd rather know it than hear them say "I'm doing fine" in the hallway of the church.
I'm convinced at some point we'll be able to hear the most horrific stories and not respond in judgment or condemnation, but in grace and acceptance. I think then we'll find real community. Maybe then we can be honest with each other, with God and with ourselves.
It sure would keep Jesus from having to scribble in the sand.
Trey Lyon is associate pastor for faith development at Towne View Baptist Church in Kennesaw, Ga.
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Right-wing media launch bogus attacks on Obama's India trip
Right-wing media have been hyping reports from an Indian news agency that President Obama's upcoming trip to India will cost $200 million a day and will require 34 warships to be stationed off the Indian coast. In fact, the White House, the Secret Service and the Pentagon have called the claims false, and numerous U.S. media sources question the numbers.
Conservative media hype numbers from anonymous source in Indian report
Press Trust of India reports Obama's trip will cost "$200 million per day" and use "34 warships" for protection. In a November 2 article headlined, "US to spend $200 mn a day on Obama's Mumbai visit [1]," the Press Trust of India reported that "The US would be spending a whopping $200 million (Rs. 900 crore approx) per day on President Barack Obama's visit to the city," citing an anonymous "top official of the Maharashtra Government privy to the arrangements" for the visit. On November 4, The Press Trust of India published a story headlined, "34 warships sent from US for Obama visit [2]" and reported that Obama will be "protected by a fleet of 34 warships, including an aircraft carrier, which will patrol the sea lanes off the Mumbai coast" during his two-day stay there. The article does not cite any specific individuals as sources for this claim.
Drudge hypes the claims. On November 2, the Drudge Report [3] linked to the Press Trust of India story citing the $200 million figure and wrote, "REPORT: US to spend $200 million per day on Obama's Mumbai visit..."
On November 4 [4], Drudge featured a link to the Press Trust story about "34 warships," citing the claim in large font.
Rush: Obama is spending $200 million a day, "thinks this nation owes him." On the November 2 edition of The Rush Limbaugh Show, Limbaugh, responding to a caller, cited the figure and claimed of the President, "You have a guy and a family who thinks this nation owes him." From the show:
But the idea that you're going to take 3000 people and you're booking over 500 rooms in a hotel, and you're taking 40 airplanes? What that tells me is, that you have a guy and a family who thinks this nation owes him. And while they're in a position to, they are going to live off of this country as much as they can -- they are gonna get theirs. That's what this tells me. This is -- no President has ever, anywhere close to -- 40 airplanes, 3000 people, 500 rooms in one hotel. And that's just one hotel. For a 10 day trip -- $200 million a day! That's never been done before! This is somebody that says, "It's my turn."
Powers on Malkin: "Obama to See India on $200 Million a Day." Writing on Michelle Malkin's blog on November 2, conservative blogger Doug Powers [5] linked to the Press Trust story and cited the $200 million figure, writing, "Seemingly every election day estimate predicting increasingly bad news for Democrats is met by an exponential rise in the cost to taxpayers for President Obama's 'I'm outta here' world tour. Coincidence?"
Daily Caller links to the Press Trust story. On Nov. 2, the Daily Caller [6] featured an excerpt from the Press Trust story citing the $200 million figure and linked to the story.
WorldNetDaily cites $200 million figure. On November 3, WorldNetDaily [7] published a story citing the $200 million figure, writing, "Obama's trip to Mumbai reportedly will cost American taxpayers 'a whopping $200 million per day' according the Press Trust of India."
Glenn Beck promotes the figure on radio, TV, claiming the 10-day Asia tour will cost "$2 billion." On his November 3 radio show and television program, Beck pushed the $200 million number, saying it would cost $2 billion for the President's "10-day trip" in India and across Asia. On his radio show [8], he said, "This New Delhi trip really, really, bothers me. Not in the way that it's just costing $2 billion for 10 days so he can go see the Festival of Lights?" referring to Diwali [9], one of the most important festivals in Hinduism. On the November 3 edition of his program, Beck repeated [10] the claim and said the trip was "being reported as possibly the largest-scale presidential trip of all time" and called it a "lavish trip," suggesting it might cost up to "$2 billion" to make sure the President was "safe."
FBN's Bolling hypes the "$200 million" price tag. Host Eric Bolling also [11] quoted the "$200 million per day" figure on the November 3 edition of his Fox Business show, Follow the Money, saying Obama's trip will cost "$200 million dollars...per day" and that "President Obama still doesn't hesitate to take billions from taxpayers." A chyron reading "Pres. Obama's India trip will cost taxpayers $200M per day" was shown during the segment.
White House, Secret Service, Pentagon call claims absurd
WH: "These numbers have no basis in reality" and are "wildly inflated." On November 3, White House spokesman Matt Lehrich [12] told Media Matters: "The numbers reported in this article have no basis in reality. Due to security concerns, we are unable to outline details associated with security procedures and costs, but it's safe to say these numbers are wildly inflated."
Secret Service: Estimates are "significantly exaggerated." On November 4, Secret Service spokesman [13] Edwin Donovan told Media Matters that figures in recent reports of President Obama's trip to India were "significantly exaggerated."
Pentagon: 34 warships claim is "absolutely absurd" and "comical." On November 4, ABC News reported [14] that Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell said at that day's Pentagon briefing:
I will take the liberty this time of dismissing as absolutely absurd this notion that somehow we were deploying 10 percent of the Navy -- some 34 ships and an aircraft carrier -- in support of the president's trip to Asia. That's just comical. Nothing close to that is being done.
Mainstream media, conservative blogger debunk the claims
Factcheck.org: Claim is "highly doubtful" and would make trip more expensive than war in Afghanistan. On November 3, FactCheck.org [15] published an item calling the $200 million per day claim "highly doubtful," saying that "there's no evidence to support such a huge figure." The report noted that the claim originated from "one Indian news agency quoting an anonymous source in Mumbai" and that because the official isn't in the U.S. government, "any information about costs would necessarily have come second-hand at best, an added reason for caution." Factcheck.org also noted that the figure would make the trip more expensive than the current U.S. war effort in Afghanistan, which costs roughly $190 million per day, according to the Congressional Research Service.
CNN's Cooper: Obama Asia trip cost "myth" being pushed by "powerful pundits." Host Anderson Cooper [16] referred to the claims as "a made up story about the President of the United States" during a segment about the claim on the November 4 edition of his CNN show, Anderson Cooper 360. After replaying a string of conservative media figures promoting the claim, Cooper played clips of White House Secretary Robert Gibbs dismissing the numbers and Pentagon Press Secretary Morrell giving his statement.
Former Bush Chief of Staff: $200 million cost "doesn't...pass the smell test" and the White House "is appropriate" in not disclosing the costs. Also on the November 4 Anderson Cooper 360, Cooper asked [17] Bush's former chief of staff Andy Card, "You have been a former chief of staff. You have been on these trips. Even the remote possibility of it costing $200 million a day, I mean, does that even pass the smell test to you?" Card replied:
It doesn't to me, but I think the White House is appropriate in saying they don't talk about what it costs for the president to travel.
Look it, we want our president to be safe wherever he goes. I can't imagine it would cost $200 million a day. If it costs anywhere close to that number, the president should be asking tough questions of the Defense Department and the Secret Service and the State Department.
He then added that he had "not heard from any of the so-called pundits or personalities in the media" who should have been trying to, in Cooper's words, "confirm any of these or check any of these numbers."
GMA: Numbers are from a "questionably-sourced" report, called "patently false" by experts. ABC's White House correspondent Jake Tapper [18] reviewed the $200 million and 34 warships claims during a segment on the November 5 edition of ABC's Good Morning America. Tapper said experts call the claims "patently false" and also noted that the number exceeds the cost of the war in Afghanistan.
WSJ: Calls the figures "outlandish hyperventilation," says the report is "demonstrably incorrect." On November 4, the Wall Street Journal published an article [19] about the figures, saying Obama was "getting pilloried by the right" on the cost of the trip "without a pause for fact-checking." From the article:
Snopes.com, a website devoted to myth busting, noted that even if the Indian press has correctly reported the size of the president's entourage -- 3,000 -- the cost would work out to $66,000 per person per day, "a figure that stretches credulity to the breaking point." Factcheck.org noted that the entire war in Afghanistan costs $190 million a day.
But the report is demonstrably incorrect. It says the White House had blocked off the entire Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai -- it hasn't -- and that the press traveling with Mr. Obama will be staying there. We won't. Besides, the press pays its own way at considerable cost to the media outlets, not the U.S. taxpayer.
Now a new rumor has emerged courtesy of India's NDTV. Mr. Obama, the outlet says, "will be protected by a fleet of 34 warships, including an aircraft carrier, which will patrol the sea lanes off the Mumbai coast." The White House called that ridiculous. But on the conservative Drudge Report website, it's on the home page -- in huge type.
Conservative blogger Allahpundit: "No, Obama's not taking 34 Navy ships to India with him." Blogger Allahpundit [20], writing on the conservative blog Hot Air, posted an entry titled, "No, Obama's not taking 34 Navy ships to India with him" on November 4. Allahpundit links to the ABC story on the Pentagon's dismissal of the 34 warships claim, then links to the Wall Street Journal piece and cites an excerpt.
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Engaging the Intellect: Jewish Studies on the College Campus
Steinhardt Foundation for Jewish Life, Winter 2005
Overall, Jewish students who take Judaic Studies courses are more knowledgeable and engaged Jewishly than their Jewish peers who do not enroll in Judaic Studies courses.
Topic: Young Adults, Jewish Content, Engagement, Judaic Studies, Jewish Studies, Students
Name of Publication: Contact: The Journal of the Steinhardt Foundation for Jewish Life
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Steve Cammett used to work for Chick-fil-A whose motto is "to treat every person with honor, dignity and respect." According to Steve the chicken store is filled with people who cluck hate and anger toward those they deem to be immoral. Steve believes the company president, Dan Cathy, sets the tone by giving millions to groups that oppose gay rights.
During the outpouring of support for anti-gay rights, customers were making anti gay and lesbian comments as they waited to gain a few more pounds. One customer said to a gay employee, "we are sure glad your company is taking a stand against those perverts."
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 5:11pm
VILLANOVA — No other Big East school recruited Kieran McArdle. No letters or calls. Nothing. Four big-time programs passed up on Jeff Lowman, too. Jason Miller didn't. The St. John's coach saw something in them that said they could play major Division I lacrosse. In a major conference. With nationally ranked teams. Facing those same programs that didn't think the McArdles and Lowmans were good enough. Many of those same programs that are watching as McArdle and Lowman play into May.
St. John's has a team filled with players like McArdle and Lowman. Players that envision proving themselves to the very schools that didn't think they were quite at their level. They found some believers Thursday night when the Red Storm stunned No. 2 Notre Dame and the rest of the lacrosse world with an 8-7 upset over the Irish in the semifinal round of the inaugural Big East Conference Tournament, hosted by Villanova Thursday night.
St. John's will play Syracuse — another traditional powerhouse — Saturday at noon at Villanova Stadium in the Big East Conference championship for the automatic NCAA tournament qualifier that comes with it.
The Red Storm like the chip-on-the-shoulder brand. They don't mind being considered "castoffs," "not-good-enough." They know no one is thinking that now.
"We have a locker room full of guys that believe and think, 'here's Notre Dame, no one thought we could beat them,'" Miller said. "All these guys have a bit of an edge, because they weren't recruited by the schools they thought they would be recruited by. They come to St. John's and get the opportunity to win some games no one thinks they're going to win."
The St. John's program began in 1981 and disbanded in 1995, due to athletic department budget cuts. The program was re-instated in 2005 and Miller came along in 2007. It's a program geographically squashed by nearby Hofstra and Stony Brook. St. John's has never been to the NCAA Tournament. Before Thursday night, St. John's owned only one victory over a top-five team beating Georgetown back in 2005.
This year, McArdle and junior defender Dillon Ayers were named first-team Big East, the first St. John's players to ever merit that distinction.
Since the program re-emerged, five victories is the most the Red Storm had in a season—until this year, going 8-6 overall—including the program's signature victory Thursday night over Notre Dame.
Terence Leach, a fifth-year senior attack, has endured the rough times, the dire seasons when the Red Storm would win two games. He's witnessed the transformation of the program first hand from going 2-11 his freshman year to the adulation of running on the field like his hair was on fire after the Red Storm beat Notre Dame.
"We've gotten a little better each year," Leach said. "Go to one of our practices and you'll see us working hard every day. We've bought into believing and trusting each other and knowing we could play with the best in the country. I think what helps us is we have a lot of characters on this team. We're a loose, happy bunch. Coach Miller used to get on us about being too loose. We're also a bunch of blue-collar guys with a blue-collar mentality. A lot of coaches around the country passed up on a lot of guys in this locker room."
Think anyone in the country would pass on McArdle or Lowman now?
Miller first noticed McArdle while checking out a game a few years ago between West Islip and McArdle's high school, Connetquot. West Islip star defender Michael McCormack (Yale) was on everyone's radar, but who was the skinny, long lefty that scored three goals against him that day? Who was the kid with the accurate shot?
"There's no doubt everyone was there to see McCormack, but I was impressed with the kid who scored three goals against him," Miller recalled. "I'm sure Kieran didn't have dreams of one day playing for St. John's. That's where it starts. Lowman had three or four schools pass him over. I told him he would be a good fit here, because together, he'll want to beat all of those guys that didn't recruit him, and we'll want to beat all of those guys that didn't want to recruit him. That's what this whole team is made of—guys like that."
By the time McArdle, a lean 6-foot-1 sophomore attack, is through, he'll own every St. John's offensive record. He was arguably the best player on the field against Notre Dame, and the Big East's Defensive Player of the Year, Kevin Randall. McArdle's 26 goals—including the three against Notre Dame—is a St. John's single-season record.
And no other Big East school wanted him?
"Yea, I know, I wasn't really that heavily recruited out of high school," McArdle said grinning. "I'm only a sophomore, but already this has turned out far better than what I expected it to be. You can say there is a chip on my shoulder. But you can go around this locker room and ask everyone, they feel pretty much the same way. We know we could play with anyone. We don't let the school's name on the jersey we're playing affect us at all. We really think we can do it. We really think we can win."
When St. John's met Syracuse during the regular season on March 10, the Orange squeaked by with a 9-8 victory. But the Red Storm held a 6-5 lead entering the fourth quarter and the game was tied 8-8 with three minutes left, before Tim Desko's game-winning goal with about a minute to play.
Lowman, a stubby, quick 5-9, 240-pound junior goalie who looks more like a fullback, followed his coach's directive and packed for two days, expecting to reach Saturday's Big East final. Lowman, along with his teammates, celebrated the victory over Notre Dame and it was back to practice on Friday. He knows there is still more to prove. Still more convincing ahead.
"Today and tomorrow are new days, and we have to leave the past in the past," said Lowman, who made 13 saves against Notre Dame and played as well as Irish netminder John Kemp. "We're really driving each other. Our practices are the biggest competition during the week. We know we have a bunch of guys who can play with anyone. But we still need to prove some things."


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VECA Electric and Technologies, a founding sponsor of the Research Champions program, has recently made an important discovery of its own: philanthropy can energize the donor as much as the recipient. What began as an ownership decision to support Seattle Children's through gifts to both the hospital and research institute has quickly grown to involve VECA employees at all levels of the organization.
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Serves 6
6 tbsp butter, divided
1/2 cup walnuts
1/2 tsp sugar
3/4 tsp crushed red pepper flakes, divided
Salt and Pepper
Cooking Spray
3 tbsp olive oil plus more for brushing
3 zucchini, sliced into 1/2" thick rounds
1 large eggplant (about 1 lb), peeled
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3 beefsteak tomatoes, sliced into 1/2" thick rounds
1 onion, chopped
5 cloves garlic, chopped (or 1 tbsp jar chopped garlic)
1/4 tsp crushed red pepper flakes
2 cups Arborio rice
1/4 cup dry white wine
4 cups simmering chicken stock
3/4 cup grated pecorino Romano cheese (or Parmigiano-Reggiano)
1/4 cup fresh parsley, chopped
2 tbsp fresh basil, julienned
Melt butter in a small skillet. When sizzling, add walnuts and toss. Sprinkle sugar and 1/2 tsp red pepper flakes over walnuts and continue cooking until golden brown. Season with a little salt and pepper and remove from heat.
Spray grill rack well with cooking spray, and preheat grill to medium-high heat. Brush zucchini, eggplant and tomatoes with olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Grill until well browned and softened. Remove to a cutting board and coarsely chop.
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There have been two public and high profile "decapitations" over the weekend. One literal and One metaphoric. The public very violent decapitation by a "mentally unstable man" of an elderly Woman in Tenerife, and the other more, secretive, symbolic one of Dominique Strauss Kahn the HEAD of the IMF and who is also Jewish. Both must represent something as both were carried out about the same time, on or around Friday 13th May. Black Friday. Cutting off the head, on a Friday was common practice in the past as Friday was the day in ancient times of symbolic decapitation.
THERE are many references to decaptitation on FRIDAYS. Christians celebrate on Friday as the day of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Good Friday. The number and date 13th has always been Auspicious. especially on a Friday. Also it is believed that on October 13, 1307, a day so infamous that Friday the 13th would become a synonym for Bad Luck, officers of King Philip IV of France carried out mass arrests of several thousand Templars. This was mentioned in the Da Vinci Code book..and interestingly connected, Strauss Kahn's wife is a Sinclair, also the same "family" name of the main female character in the Da Vinci Code book….and French. hmm. There seems to be an "arcane" or other worldly connection in these events. Perhaps he peed off the Rothschild "entities", didn't want to follow the program, or was a real threat to the "order"..Not following the program? or something more profound. Warring factions within the "Master Monetary" group perhaps? I mean, don't they kill off those who run foul of them?… No, they must have plans here and plans for the IMF. This is a very symbolic decapitation of the head of the IMF . . .
Sourced from HERE Dominique Strauss-Kahn: minister doesn't rule out 'set up' A French government minister has said he could not rule out that IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn's arrest for alleged sexual assault was the result of a set-up with political motives. We cannot rule out the thought of a trap," Henri de Raincourt, minister for overseas co-operation in President Nicolas Sarkozy's government, said in a broadcast interview. "I refuse to have a personal opinion and say, 'Yes it was a trap,' or 'No, it wasn't a trap.' I don't know," he said."I note that this has happened just after the affair of the car and the suit in a short space of time," he added, referring to sniping at the Socialist presidential hopeful for using a Porsche and wearing tailor-made clothes."I am not ruling anything out," Raincourt added. "If this turns out to have been a trap, let me tell you that it would not be to the credit of those who set it."
Strauss-Kahn had not yet formally announced his bid to run for president for the opposition Socialist party and was trotting the globe as head of the International Monetary Fund, a key player in handling the financial crisis.Police arrested him on a plane about to take off from New York on Saturday and charged him with sexually assaulting and trying to rape a maid in a hotel. US media said she had entered his hotel suite thinking it was unoccupied. Strauss-Kahn's lawyers said he would deny all the accusations and plead not guilty. He was expected to be formally arraigned before a New York judge later on Sunday. Sniping by Strauss-Kahn's political rivals has been growing in an election fight that risked getting ever dirtier, against a backdrop of long-standing claims about Strauss-Kahn's conduct in private with women. Strauss-Kahn's wife Anne Sinclair and allies have defended him. "I am convinced it is an international conspiracy," said Michelle Sabban, a senior councillor for the greater Paris region and a Strauss-Kahn loyalist. "It's the IMF they wanted to decapitate, not so much the Socialist primary candidate," she said. "It's not like him. Everyone knows that his weakness is seduction, women. That's how they got him." (end snip)
We know that there have been many public decapitations using "sex" or allegations involving some sort of sexual circumstance before.. That is how they operate, and keep their minions in place, manipulate or destroy them. Bill Clinton comes to mind. Strauss Kahn was due to meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday and European finance ministers today and tomorrow to fine tune a multibillion-dollar bailout package for Portugal, as well as consider new measures to counter Greece's worsening sovereign debt crisis. It really looks like someone wants him out of the way and discredited. Strauss Kahn's arrest also comes at a critical moment in France's upcomming elections He has been rumoured to seek the opposition Socialist Party's nomination for president, with opinion polls suggesting he would likely replace Nicolas Sarkozy.
Has the IMF suffered a fatal "head" wound? It will be interesting to see if these charges reflect the cuttting off the head of the IMF and it's demise? into something much more sinister..and obviously controlled by the same "entities" that are the Money Powers with one of their many HYDRA HEADS in New York . . .
Speaking of Money Powers, maybe it has something to do with Greece? A rebellion of sorts? Warring factions do come to mind. WHY? Would they want to (quote)"DECAPITATE THE IMF?" I'm sure it has something to do with the SECRET MEETING on the 6th May about the Greece "bailout" and factions within the top monetary powers are not in agreeance. IS HE is the Scapegoat? snips from HERE Greece Considers Exit from Euro Zone "The debt crisis in Greece has taken on a dramatic new twist. Sources with information about the government's actions have informed SPIEGEL ONLINE that Athens is considering withdrawing from the euro zone. The common currency area's finance ministers and representatives of the European Commission are holding a secret crisis meeting in Luxembourg on Friday night Given the tense situation, the meeting in Luxembourg has been declared highly confidential, with only the euro-zone finance ministers and senior staff members permitted to attend. In short, a Greek withdrawal from the euro zone and an ensuing national default would be expensive for euro-zone countries and their taxpayers. Together with the International Monetary Fund, the EU member states have already pledged €110 billion ($159.5 billion) in aid to Athens — half of which has already been paid out. "Should the country become insolvent," the paper reads, "euro-zone countries would have to renounce a portion of their claims." (end snips) Is this beheading of the "IMF head" fallout from that "secret meeting"? Just an update from here: Euro down as IMF arrest weighs on EU debt woes: The euro fell half a cent in opening Asian trade Monday as markets fretted that talks on Greece's debt crisis would be thrown into disarray by the arrest of IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn. (end snip)


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Hi folks.. Well.. I finally got a scan tool hooked up to my car and was able to gather some information about whats going on. Only problem is that I need some help reading this information.
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Here is a link to the csv (MS Excel) file containing all the scan tool data:
Anyone have any idea whats going with my poor L98?
Thanks guys!
My experience comes from 30 yrs as a Ford driveability tech so take this for what its worth. The last GM I worked on had similar symptoms. Turned out to be a PCM. That was deducted by looking at all the inputs and outputs from the PCM thru the scan tool. All readings were normal. I found out that the previous mechanic that worked on the car had replaced the starter and shorted the batt terminal at the starter to ground. The car never ran right after that and they replaced all kinds of stuff trying to find the problem. Shorting the batt wire to ground blew the PCM. Dont go out and buy a new PCM now, but my experience is the after you have checked all data and it looks normal, that the PCM could be at fault. PCM diagnosis is a process of elimination. It will never tell on itself. It could give codes on ign, or fuel related problems, but has no way of self diagnosis for internal failure.
Anyone have any ideas whats going on? The injector pulse width seems excessive to me, anyone know what a regular pulse width should be?
Thanks guys!
After looking back on the original post, the best thing that I can suggest is to take it to a Chevy dealer to have it diagnosed.
I say this because sometimes a problem in the computer controlled systems on a car just won't make themselves apparent.
I recently ran into a problem with a late model Firebird. After days of running scans and checking everything I could possibly think of, I was no better off than when I started.
Took the car to a GMGoodwrench Service Center. I have no idea how they figured it out, but it turned out to be a problem with the ECM. This didn't show any codes so I had no idea that it was bad. I replaced the ECM myself and the problem was solved.
They deal with this sort of problem on a daily basis and have testing equipment that most could'nt afford in a lifetime.
It cost $80 for them to tell me what was wrong and that was well worth it considering all the time and frustration that this ordeal cost me.
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This is an amazing way to connect a diverse community through literature (Books on kites now Sanislo reading plan, Feb. 13).
Good for you Maryann Horsley, Drachen Foundation, and Seattle Public Library for providing great books to children, connecting a community and encouraging the timeless art of reading to learn and learning to read sparking curiosity and their imagination.
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Working together is a tradition
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February 20, 2008, was a red letter day in contempory Ballard history because it represents the people once again coming together fighting for Ballard. This time the fight is over preserving Ballard's architectural and business history.
Downtown, on the 40th floor of the City Municipal Tower building, the Seattle Landmark Preservation Board voted 6 to 3 to designate the old Manning's Cafeteria, a.k.a.
The cliche/, "You can't afford to wait any longer" comes to mind when considering saving for your child's college education as tuition increases 7 percent annually at Washington public universities.
Washington State's 529 prepaid Guaranteed Education Tuition Program offers savings plans that lock in today's tuition, plus 7 percent at today's cost, to hedge against tomorrow's prices.
Modeled after a community-wide reading program practiced across the nation, "West Seattle Reads," invites all elementary school age children here to learn how kiting relates to different cultures.
With a grant from the Washington State Secretary of State, longtime West Seattle resident and librarian at Sanislo Elementary School, Maryann Horsley, has partnered with local city libraries and a non-profit for this free, neighborhood-wide program.
Children who participate will receive one of two fiction books that center around kites in Asian societies.
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The Des Moines Library has reopened following renovations to upgrade the facility.
Part of the King County Library System, the Des Moines Library at 21620 11th Ave. S. is open for its regularly scheduled hours: Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sunday, 1-5 p.m.
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The franchise owner of the Denny's restaurant, which for 23 years occupied the building now up for landmark status with the city of Seattle, said it wants to re-open at the popular Ballard diner site, or maybe another site here.
DWO, a franchise company based in La Palma, Calif., purchased the Denny's at the northwest corner of15th and Market Street in June, but had to shutter in September to make way for a planned mixed-use development.
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Ground has been broken on a new $3 million Learning Center to serve women and families at the redeveloped Greenbridge public housing community.
The YWCA Learning Center will feature classrooms, state-of-the-art communications and computer learning technology, a career development center, a King County library branch and other programs and services.
"With this beautiful new facility, the YWCA and its partners will be able to better serve local women and families, building opportunity and self-sufficiency in one of the most economically challenged communities in the region,
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Both Burien and Seattle have designated North Highline as a potential annexation area.
SeaTac recently targeted the Boulevard Park area as well.
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Seattle will lobby the Legislature for tax breaks should it annex the North Highline unincorporated area.
Both Burien and Seattle have designated North Highline as a potential annexation area.
SeaTac recently targeted the Boulevard Park area as well.
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John McCain meets his family and Sarah Palin's at Minneapolis-St Paul airport. At about a minute in, he meets Levi Johnston, Bristol's boyfriend — for the first time, presumably? — and much manly stroking ensues. McCain is fascinatingly awkward here, even with some members of his own family. Johnston does not kick McCain's ass. [Wonkette]
The big Republican hope now is for the debates: Obama's much less convincing without a teleprompter, Biden could come off looking like a bully, and a competent performance by Palin will be lauded as a wild success. [Reason]
A new McCain campaign ad compares Palin to Obama, and concludes that that the candidate of bipartisanship, peace, joy and prosperity is... Palin. [Marc Ambinder]
George Bush's furtive valedictory speech convention speech yesterday lasted as long as the introductory video to Bill Clinton's in 2000. Clinton spoke for almost three quarters of an hour, and was cheered to the rafters. [New York Observer]
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If there's a surefire way to tick off consumers, it's by tacking on extra charges to the products and services they rely on. We saw quite a bit of this in 2011, with everyone from big banks to airline companies instituting fees – or hiking old ones – to generate additional revenue. While some of the fees were met with little resistance, others ignited a firestorm of consumer outrage, prompting Americans to rally around widespread protests and petitions. So here they are, the stupidest fees of 2011. Read on for details of each – and find out whether the charges could affect your wallet. Photo Credit: Getty Images


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When students come back to school, English teachers have a lot of work to do when it comes to brushing up grammar, polishing writing skills and helping students remember key vocabulary words. English teachers can use a variety of online tools to get students focused and ready for reading and writing success during the school year. These 10 review tools for English teachers feature games, visual resources and unique features to appeal to all learners.
Wordia allows teachers to turn key vocabulary words into games. As students play games and watch videos related to words, they learn about the grammar, phonics and meaning of the words. Students will enjoy competing against one another as they build their word banks.
VocabularySpellingCity.com is designed to help students from elementary school to high school improve their spelling and vocabulary skills. This online environment features word lists, spelling tests, practice exercises and games for students.
VisuWords in an online graphical dictionary. Students search for a word and are immediately shown a visual representing the word, synonyms, antonyms and other related words. This tool gives students a better overall understanding of key vocabulary words.
ReadWriteThink's Student Interactives help students with skills such as inquiry and analysis, organizing and publishing and writing and publishing. The tools take students through important processes in the English classroom and engage them with their hands-on formats.
EasyBib makes creating a bibliography easy. It can be difficult for students to remember the differences between MLA and APA style or to remember what information must be included in a bibliography. With EasyBib, they do not have to remember, because the work is done for them.
PlagTracker helps you start the school year by knocking out plagiarism. Introduce this free plagiarism checker to remind students about the consequences of plagiarism and give them a tool to check their own papers to help prevent plagiarism.
Virtual Grammar Lab
The Virtual Grammar Lab takes many of the free grammar activities online and organizes them into one place. Beyond a website full of links, this resource allows students to create free accounts and track their progress as they practice key elements of grammar, making it easy for a teacher to determine what areas to focus on in class.
Grammar Bytes
Grammar Bytes offers simple grammar exercises for students of all levels. Each exercise comes with an explanation of right and wrong answers. Students receive praise and cheesy prizes for correct answers to motivate them to continue.
When you start your students off by reviewing key grammar, writing and vocabulary skills, you will be able to a less stressful school year in your English classroom. These tools will become your students' go-to resources when it comes to reading and writing.


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We allocate IPv4 addresses to members in our service region.
We are now allocating from our last /8 block of IPv4 address space.
This means that LIRs can request one final /22 IPv4 allocation (1,024 addresses) from the RIPE NCC.
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Group aids Salvation Army program
The American Society of Highway Engineers made a donation of $1,000 to The Salvation Army Ark of Learning Program Thursday during a meeting at the Rustic Lodge in White Township.
The program provides tutoring to all school-age children on a variety of subjects. The Salvation Army coordinates with Indiana University of Pennsylvania's sociology and educational department to choose student tutors. Tutoring sessions last for one hour three times a week. The expenses for the program are funded through donations to The Salvation Army from the community and the Indiana County United Way.
ASHE is a nationally recognized, nonprofit organization with more than 6,000 members. Founded in Harrisburg in 1958, its mission is to provide a forum for members and partners of the highway industry to promote a safe, efficient and sustainable highway system through fellowship, education, innovation and community service.
The Mid-Allegheny section of ASHE was incorporated in 1987 as the 19th chapter and is headquartered in Indiana, with members from several counties in western Pennsylvania.
The Salvation Army Art of Learning Program was started in 1998 when parents of children in programs provided by The Salvation Army identified a need for youth programming to assist with educational support. These parents had children who were struggling in school with a variety of subjects and needed assistance.
[PHOTO: The America Society of Highway Engineers recently made a donation to The Salvation Army Ark of Learning Program. From left are Earl Neiderhiser, member of ASHE and chairman of The Salvation Army Advisory Board; John Brand, captain of The Salvation Army; Steve Wells, president of ASHE Mid-Allegheny section; and Doug Dupnock, treasurer of ASHE Mid-Allegheny section. (Teri Enciso/Gazette)]
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American Humane Association Teams with BLUES CLUES Creator for 'Hero Dog Art Show'
American Humane Association, the first national humane organization, is teaming up with Todd Kessler, author of the innovative new children's book "The Good Dog" and the co-creator of the wildly successful "Blue's Clues" television program, for the Hero Dog Art Show. Children of all ages are invited to submit drawings of their own hero dogs for a chance to have their drawings shown on the nationwide television broadcast of the 2014 American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards on Hallmark CHANNEL on October 30. All participants in the art show will receive personalized commemorative certificates.
The deadline to submit art to be considered for the television broadcast of the Hero Dog Awards is September 1, but the art show will accept submissions through October 15. All entries will be displayed online at www.herodogawards.organd on American Humane Association's Facebook page.
"The Good Dog" follows the adventures of Tako, a puppy adopted by 8-year-old Ricky without his parents' permission. Mom and Dad agree to let Tako stay under one condition: he must be a good dog and always follow the rules, or off to the pound he goes. More than anything, Tako wants to be good and stay with Ricky. But when the family opens a new bakery in town, a competing bakery owner sets out to secretly sabotage the Happy Family Bakery, and the only way Tako can protect Ricky and his family is to break the rules. Tako and Ricky's family discover that sometimes you have to be a little bit bad to be very good.
"I'm thrilled to be working with a dynamic and effective organization like the American Humane Associationto help spread the'The Good Dog's' enduring message that hero dogs come in all shapes and sizes," said Kessler. "Adopting a shelter pet can have a significant, positive effect on us as individuals and as a community.I know Tako is looking forward to seeing all of the wonderful drawings of hero dogs."
Kessler is the co-creator and show runner of the highly successful children's television series "Blue's Clues." As director of the pilot, he helped create an original storybook world unlike anything seen before on television. He completed over 150 episodes, which now air in over 30 countries around the world.
His philosophy is that children yearn to engage in a longer format of storytelling and will stay enthusiastically focused if the plot and characters are smart and compelling. This is the same theory that drove the success of "Blue's Clues," which was the first educational children's television series with a continuous half-hour narrative. Kessler has now translated his concepts to a new genre "The Good Dog" which features a significantly more complex and longer narrative than typical books aimed at children ages 3 to 6.


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Chef Patterson strives for regional uniqueness
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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - American chef Daniel Patterson strives to create unique dishes that showcase the local California ingredients at his two Michelin-star restaurant Coi in San Francisco.
The self-taught chef will demonstrate his cuisine at Le Grand Fooding on Friday and Saturday. The second New York edition of the food festival which originated in France is billed as a friendly competition between New York and San Francisco chefs.
Patterson, 41, spoke to Reuters about his brand of local cuisine and the need for more variety among restaurants.
Q: Do you think there are many differences between the cuisines in New York and San Francisco?
A: "Of course there is. There should be differences in the cuisines between any regions, right? I think the ingredient versus technique argument has been played out. Both areas are too homogenous and can benefit from more diversity.
"In New York there are a lot of great cooks and there is a lot of great cooking and great restaurants. Keep in mind you can't really compare the two cities. Ingredients are different and New York is ten times the size of San Francisco.
"No one is going to question its resources, depth, breadth ... You see a lot of the same ingredients and techniques cycled through. It's true of anywhere. I don't think the question is New York versus San Francisco, but it's now versus the future. I think New York can do better. San Francisco can do better."
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OK. I'm in the process of shaping my urethane foam mold for my console. I plan on using fleece for the base. What is the best way to attach the fleece? Obviously a cant staple it. Is there a certain type of glue I can use that the resin wont melt?
I use 3M Trim Adhesive. The resin doesn't seem to effect it.
I like using a hot melt glue gun for just about all of my foam work.
I second the hot glue gun.
Unless you need to span any empty spaces where you haven't got any foam, I would just go straight to the fiberglass. IMHO, fleece's only use is to stretch across between edges, it's not as strong as matte and resin. I like to use the thinnest, stretchiest, cheapest material I can find at the 'Mart. Doesn't eat up as much resin and doesn't add the bulk like fleece does.
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September 11, 1941, my Uncle Lew was aboard the U.S.S. Rowan fighting in WW2. He was in the magazine and his brother, Bob, was on the other side of the ship. All of a sudden, he felt a jerk forward and he heard water gushing. The Nazis had bombed the ship. Uncle Lew evacuated the ship quickly and when he found out his brother had drowned, he handled it well. If thats not bravery, I dont know what is.
My Uncle Lew is, without a doubt, my role model. He survived a ship bombing, broke his arm trying to escape, earned a Purple Heart award, and went through the death of his brother, all with his chin up. He wrote a book about it called, Shipmates. I really do want to be just like him.
My uncle made me laugh a lot, even after his death. In his book, in the chapter, "Hawaii," he mentioned that he had wanted to go to Hawaii for a long time. When he went with the Navy, he dreamed of seeing beautiful hula girls. Turns out, the only one he saw on the entire trip was on a postcard. He taught me that some things are more fun in your dreams. But I still think it was one of the funniest stories I had ever heard.
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