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March 2, 2014
By Jenny Herstein, U-M Public & Media Relations
If there's one word that best summarizes the Michigan men's basketball team's performances against Purdue and Minnesota this week, it's tenacity.
First, on Wednesday night (Feb. 26), the Wolverines battled back from a 19 point deficit against the Boilermakers in West Lafayette to force overtime. Michigan emerged victorious on Glenn Robinson III's last-second shot, winning, 77-76.
Against the Golden Gophers, the Wolverines opened up a lead of their own. They led Minnesota by as many as 11 points, but the Gophers twice got within two points of Michigan.
Yet Michigan again showed poise to close out the game and defeat Minnesota, 66-56.
"It's a long season. You've got to play it out, the full forty minutes," said sophomore Spike Albrecht. "You're not going to win a game in the first four minutes. You've got to keep fighting out there, whether you are up or down 10, and that's what we do. We just keep fighting."
"I think we have really high character kids on the team who sort of have a sense of responsibility for the team and their teammates," added head coach John Beilein. "We practice a lot, and we practice hard in these areas, but if you don't have the right people who are really connected, it's hard to do that. I think our staff has done a great job of recruiting the right kids who, as we watch and evaluate, we look for those qualities. You get in this environment, or you go to Michigan State or Ohio State, it's a little different.
They've really been good at just handling pressure and handling all that comes with playing at this level."
Key to Michigan's spirited play has been the willingness of its players to embrace a myriad of different roles. While great shots may make the highlight reels, players who grab rebounds, fight for loose basketballs, knock down free throws and play solid defense are just as important in contentious games such as these.
"It made all the difference," said tri-captain Jordan Morgan of the little plays Michigan made against Minnesota. "We came up with loose basketballs, big rebounds, big defensive stops when it mattered. In a game like that, that's what separated it. "
Perhaps one of the best illustrations of Albrecht's contributions to the team's energy is a play he made during the game against Minnesota, when he made a daring save of a ball headed out of bounds, leading to a basket by Morgan.
"We were on offense, we shot it, it kind of bounced to the corner -- it was a 50-50 ball," said Albrecht. "Usually, I run back on defense, but I thought I had a chance on it, so I kind of gambled. Fortunately, I was able to get it, and J-Mo (Jordan Morgan) had an incredible finish through contact."
"It was huge. You could see -- that one was going to come down to someone was going to make big shots for either us or them and whoever did was going to win the game," said Beilein. "When you can keep possession, you keep them from hitting that huge shot."
"He's a hustle player," Morgan said. "He just does what needs to be done. He steps in and makes big shots and big plays."
"As a team, the coaches always tell us 'just do your job for the team,'" Albrecht said. "My job is to bring the energy for the team, so that's what I try to do out there."
While brining energy often means making these sorts of hustle plays, it also means being able to step up and hit clutch shots. Albrecht drained a three-pointer with 1:13 left in the game that increased Michigan's lead to 10 points and clinched Michigan's victory.
"Caris (LeVert) drove into the lane, and he made a great pass to me," Albrecht said of the play. "Luckily, I was able to knock it down."
"That's just who I am as a player," he added. "I play with a lot of pride and a lot of heart out there, and I just try and make plays for my team."
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Fourth-year University of Tennessee women's cross country/track & field coach J.J. Clark is going to need a bigger office. The one he occupies in Stokely Athletics Center is filled with numerous championship trophies and coach of the year plaques from his first few years in Knoxville. The Lady Vol coach will now have to make room for another award, as he was named by his peers Thursday as the Southeastern Conference Women's Cross Country Coach of the Year for the third straight season.
The honor is the fifth of his 14-year career, with his latest three coming after directing the Big Orange women to victory at the SEC Championships the past three seasons. His first two honors came in 1996 and 1997 after piloting the University of Florida women to conference titles in the midst of a 10-year stay in Gainesville from 1992 to 2001.
Clark's 2005 unit, which was picked to repeat as champions in the league's preseason poll, did just that. Although Arkansas and Georgia appeared to be primed to unseat the Lady Vols at the championship meet, every member of Clark's squad turned in a personal-record time at that race and helped UT become only the second women's team in conference history to pull off a three-peat. The Big Orange's 48 points held off Arkansas (51) by three and easily outdistanced the rest of the 12-team field in Columbia, S.C., on Oct. 29.
Four of Clark's pupils earned All-SEC recognition for their efforts that day, bringing his total of honorees to 10 and their tally of certificates to 12 in his first four years at the helm of the Lady Vols.
In addition to his three SEC coaching awards as UT's leader, Clark is also a three-time USTCA South Region Cross Country Coach of the Year and appears to be in line for that distinction for the fourth time in as many seasons after directing 15th-ranked Tennessee to its fourth straight NCAA South Region crown last Saturday in Gainesville. Add in 2005 USTCA National Indoor, 2005 South Region Indoor, 2005 SEC Indoor and 2005 USTCA Mideast Region Outdoor Women's Coach of the Year accolades on the track & field circuit last spring, and the Tennessee skipper has already hauled in an amazing 10 coach of the year awards in his initial 3 1/2 seasons in Knoxville.
In addition to winning SEC and NCAA South Region titles in cross country this season, Clark has produced a school-best won-lost record of 122-5 in six meets. He also surpassed the 400-victory mark at UT last weekend and earlier this season became the program's all-time winningest cross country coach. His worksheet stands at 401-95-1 (.808 ) as he prepares to lead the Lady Vols into their fourth straight NCAA Championship appearance on Monday.
Tennessee, which will compete in Terre Haute, Ind., at 1:15 p.m. Eastern Time, will seek to continue its trend of improvement at the national meet. UT rose from 28th to 24th to 21st in Clark's first three trips to the national meet, and he is hopeful that his squad will take another step forward in 2005.
Other honorees announced by the SEC Office on Thursday included SEC Men's Cross Country Coach of the Year John McDonnell of Arkansas, who won his 11th straight award and 14th overall. Also drawing kudos were SEC Female and Male Cross Country Athletes of the Year Angela Homan (Auburn) and Josphat Boit (Arkansas), and SEC Female and Male Freshmen of the Year Christine Kalmer (Arkansas) and Augustus Maiyo (Alabama).


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I'm starting to lose track of how many times the food blogging community has made me cry. (Add one to the list today, even before putting my first words on this post).
No, not tears of sadness. Tears of joy. Well, sort-of. I'm not really sure if there's one word that can explain it. Tears of belonging, perhaps.
See, here's the thing. Food bloggers are talented, multi-dimensional folks. They create new recipes and bring them to life with masterful skill. They make mouth-watering photographs so you'll be drawn in and excited to try to make it yourself. They tell stories stories with humor, love, irony, sadness, joy, color, and beauty.
But that's not what's really important. That's not what makes me cry.
It's the community. This generous, caring, supportive, and compassionate community.
With thousands of food bloggers, you might think we would all be in competition with each other. (There are only so many readers, and only so many hours in the day, after all.) But for some inexplicable reason, that's not what happens. Instead, we support, encourage, and uplift each other.
A few short weeks ago, Jennifer Perillo's husband passed away from a sudden heart attack. She didn't even have time to say goodbye. He left her with their two young daughters and not enough memories.
I was going to write "He left her alone," but that's not true. He left her with us.
(Though still not enough memories, I'm sure.)
I don't think I've ever actually met Jennifer in person (perhaps briefly at a conference?), but that doesn't really matter. What matters is that she's a food blogger and she needs our support right now. They were on Mikey's health insurance, but that runs out in December. She now has to carry the mortgage on her own. She doesn't qualify for social security, since she earns more than the (rather low) $14k threshold.
Bloggers Without Borders (created by two generous food bloggers, naturally) has set up A Fund for Jennie, to help her and her girls through this difficult time. In just two days, direct donations have already raised nearly $8,000. They're also asking folks to auction goods and services on their own blogs. The current bids total somewhere around $7,000, with more coming in every moment.
I watched on the sidelines with great sadness as my twitter feed and many friends' blog posts reported on Mikey's death. I watched on the sidelines as thousands of bloggers and friends made Pies For Mikey, after Jennie shared with us that Mikey loved Peanut Butter Pie. (I have to admit, making #apieformikey wasn't really in my skillset.)
I've decided it's time to get off the bench. I just sent in a few dollars; but that's not enough.
So I'm going to contribute something of value that is within my skillset: Tech Support for your blog.
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wikiHow to Stop Bullying on Facebook
Bullying can happen anywhere people congregate and lose their sense of courtesy and boundaries. Facebook is no different given its networking purpose; indeed, bullying on Facebook can cause even more distress and fear than being bullied in real life because the bullying enters your home sanctuary as well, extending both the extent and time frame of bullying.
If you're a victim of bullying on Facebook or you've witnessed it happening, here are some suggestions for stopping the bullying in its tracks.
1Make your Facebook account as bully-proof as possible. Be sure to make your settings safe by only letting your known friends see your account and interact with you. If something happens in real life that you think could spill over onto Facebook, consider taking pre-emptive action to remove the problem person before they can try anything. For example, if someone you know from school or work who bullies you there asks you to be their friend, deny the friend request. If they ask you about it in real life, be polite and say that you don't have the time for more than 20 friends and family members and that all the spaces are already filled.
- Set up a limited profile so that you can control how much people other than your accepted friends can see when they find your Facebook page. Go to the "My Privacy" page and click on "Limited Profile Settings". Be very cautious about which settings you allow to be viewable by just anybody; keep most things to confirmed friends only – list their names in the limited profiles box. If you're a parent, help your teen to work out the appropriate profile level.
- Learn how to block friends who don't behave like friends. Read How to block people on Facebook and How to block someone in Facebook chat for details.
2Spot bullying tactics. Bullying can come across in different ways to different people and online it is not always easy to detect a person's real meaning and sometimes you'll need to assess whether or not you're reading too much into something. But some things that might denote bullying on Facebook include:
- Wall posts that say intimidating, mean-spirited, or outright nasty things about you, your friends, and the things you care about. For example: "Marcia, May and me all hate you. You've got really bad breath. Don't bother coming to school tomorrow."
- Consistent abuse about the things you've posted. For example: "Why do you post such STUPID things???? You're a waste of space!!!!"
- Use of lots of punctuation, such as WTF?!!! on a consistent basis, intended to ram home a message without any subtlety.
- Use of ALL CAPITALS can denote a menacing attitude. Online etiquette views most usage of ALL CAPITALS as the equivalent of shouting and if the message is accompanied by negative words or implications, it might be an attempt to bully you.
- Posting photos or videos of you online that are unflattering, that show bullying of you that's happened in real life (for example, phone shots of people roughing you up), or tagging you in photos that suggest negative things.
- They use threatening, harassing, or nasty language in Facebook chat.
- They start a Facebook group based on you, such as something like "10 Reasons to Hate Hermione B" This is probably one of the worst-bullies uniting against you.
3Look for a pattern. Be sure that the bullying commentary is not just a one-off stupid, petty or insulting comment that was added thoughtlessly. If there is a pattern of leaving nasty messages on your wall, it's obvious that the person doesn't intend to stop. Also consider how this person behaves toward you in real life if you know them in your daily life. Is this something they're carrying over from their everyday behavior?
- Be aware that it's possible for one thing to be enough to establish harassing behavior, such as threatening you, or adding compromising photos of you with suggestive comments, etc.
4Tell the bully to stop. Initially, it might be enough to ask the person to stop bothering you. Message them quietly at first. If they keep it up, leave a public request; knowing that your other friends can read it might shame them into ceasing.
- If the bully is someone known to you in a professional capacity, remind them of their need to remain professional in the online sphere. You might do well to remind them that your wall is read by many people too and that other people's perception of them is likely to change if they read anymore of the harassing comments.
5Talk to your trusted friends about what is happening. They may be able to leave messages asking the bully to stop as well, and to make it obvious in public that the bully's behavior is unwanted and not tolerated.
- If you're a teen, talk to your parents. Your parents can contact the relevant parents or school and discuss what is happening. They can also consider legal action if the bullying does not cease.
6Don't stoop to play their game. You might feel safer responding in kind from the relative "safety" of your computer, but this will only increase the problem, and could result in flame wars and real life confrontation. Ignore their attempts to lure you into responding and block them from being your Facebook friend. Ignoring is usually the best means for deflating a bully's satisfaction.
7Report them. There's no need to pussyfoot around if you've been nice and things didn't stop. Report the bullying behavior, activities, and the bully to Facebook administrators. Outline the facts and the impact that the bullying is having on you and request that action be taken, including removal of any bullying posts, groups, or other public elements. Parents can report on behalf of teens; for more information, see Facebook's own instructions at https://www.facebook.com/help/?safety=parents.
- If you have a guidance counselor at school, college, or your workplace, you might consider going to them for help. Ask them for the school, institution, or company policy on bullying and harassment to see whether Facebook is covered. Even if it's not, the substance of the bullying itself should be the subject of an anti-bullying or anti-harassment policy. Find out what you can do to get help and support, and to get the bullying to stop.
- If you're unhappy with the response of a counselor or other person, or of Facebook, consider talking to someone in your local police station for further advice. They may be able to help you directly, or to send you to someone else who can help.
- The police should be involved if you have received physical threats, racial taunts, or if photos or videos of you being mistreated, demeaned, or showing nudity are involved.
8Close your Facebook account. If you're really unhappy using the Facebook account and things feel out of control, or you feel over-exposed, consider deleting your Facebook account. You can always open a new account when you're feeling stronger or when you're older.
- Another way to cope may be to open a new Facebook account using a different name, such as your first and middle name. You may need to talk to Facebook administrators about opening an account with a "non-real" name but if bullying is the issue, then you have good grounds for being exempted from the usual name policy.
9Don't participate in Facebook bullying yourself. Put a stop to cyber-bullying via Facebook by pointing out when it's wrong and reminding those who participate in it how it harms others, including to the point where some teenagers have killed themselves as a result of bullying in the online environment.
10Be prepared to wait for Facebook to erase the bullying groups/pages. You will be probably be waiting a LONG time. It is unfortunate that Facebook does not take their own abuse policy seriously.
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- If the bullying occurs on the Facebook chat/email inbox, don't respond and go offline and if they continue you can unfriend them and also block them.
- Some schools are now holding cyberbullying seminars or talks for parents to help parents identify the problems and know how to respond. Take the time to attend one of these so that your awareness is increased and so that you feel confident you know how to help your teen or even young adult tackle the new cyber-bullying challenges.
- For parents: Supervise your children's use of Facebook and practice intentional parenting by establishing rules and limits. Don't allow your children to be on Facebook if they're under 13. Facebook's rules prevent children under 13 from using it, and with good reason. However, this doesn't stop kids from lying, so it's important that you monitor what your under 13 is doing. There are plenty of sites that serve like Facebook for kids, where 24 hour adult moderation takes place and bullying behavior is quickly stamped out. For children over 13, let them know you're available to talk about any issues that might arise in their use of Facebook. It's a good idea to ask them regularly how their online experience is going, in a friendly and non-confrontational manner. Remind them too of what Sarah Migas believes: "A diary is the appropriate place for secrets. Technology is not." An aware parent is a parent who cares.
- Don't give out any personal information on your Facebook profile-this is like bully bait (if you do, set them to 'Only me' which means only YOU can see it), personal information includes your home address, phone numbers, name of school/workplace, landmarks which can trace where you live etc. And ALWAYS check and get permission from your parents/guardians/another trusted adult if you are ever asked for any personal information) and lock your profile so that only your friends and family who you know in real life can see what is on your profile or you can customize your profile, which means only your close friends and family can see what is on your profile.
- Sometimes the person trying to bully you might start a fake account to try to chat with you or leave messages on your wall. In this case, don't try to guess if this is the bully in question. If the messaging is mean-spirited and suspicious, report the person to Facebook immediately and block them from being able to interact with you. Always be wary of accepting any friend requests from people you don't know; if it is someone purporting to be a friend you do know but you're unsure, email that friend to check that they have actually asked you to be their friend on Facebook.
- If you don't feel that your school is likely to be supportive of you reaching out for help, consider speaking to a psychologist or counselor outside of the environment. You may also need to consider whether or not it's worth taking legal action against a school that does not strictly enforce it's anti-bullying policy where it perceives some bullying as less worthy of investigation than other bullying; speak to a lawyer for advice because bullying for any reason is never acceptable. This applies to teachers who have been harassed online as much as it applies to students who have been bullied.
- Report anyone who behaves suspiciously or behaves inappropriately to Facebook. It is better that they handle the situation with their skills and responsibilities to ensure that the site is a safe and enjoyable place to spend time.
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(Refer to the dental brochure for full description of benefits and exclusions.)
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I would have shot the bear, but thats alot of pissed off coming your way. Im not sure that I would have enough gun on me for that type of creature. .45 acp is a good round, but not near enough for that mama bear..
This is a discussion on Grizzly Attack in Yellowstone Park within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Just read the story on CNN.com, rangers say they won't track the bear down or kill it! A couple surprised the mother and cubs. Tried ...
Just read the story on CNN.com, rangers say they won't track the bear down or kill it!
A couple surprised the mother and cubs. Tried to get away but the bear was already at full charge. I'm not sure if you can carry in National parks or not but would it have been wrong to shoot the bear?
I mean you are already retreating and in fear for yours and spouses life. What are you suppose to do?
I know that I would rather be tried by 12 than carried by 6!
I would have shot the bear, but thats alot of pissed off coming your way. Im not sure that I would have enough gun on me for that type of creature. .45 acp is a good round, but not near enough for that mama bear..
Don"t let stupid be your skill set....
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you are allowed to carry in national parks now but yellowstone still forbids you from discharging which completely defies the point of packing but it's like you said, I'd rather pay a $6000 poaching fee(which you can contest) than a $15000 funeral fee.
I think the best options, if confronted with a bear problem is bear spray backed up by a firearm.
I don't think that the prohibition of discharging firearms would hold up if it was done in defense of your life. Killing an animal in defense of your life is not poaching.
"I do what I do." Cpl 'coach' Bowden, "Southern Comfort".
+1 on spray backed up w/firearm. National parks follow state law, Yellowstone is legal for carry.
Why would they track it down and kill it? Sorry, but you go in their territory and you take your chances. Momma wasn't doing anything more than we would do, protect her young. It's not like the bear was walking through town mauling people.
Give me a break.
Tragic for sure, but no need to kill the bear - that's HER house folks.
I suppose you'd want to kill a shark for attacking someone in the ocean too... pathetic.
Shooting in self defense is one thing, tracking it and killing it wouldn't be self defense it would be a senseless killing.
+1 to pepper as a primary, and on everyone in the party. I've read documented cases years ago (long before the internet) about .45acp literally bouncing off the skull of a grizzly (the bear was later killed by rangers and they saw where the scalp had been peeled away by a good shot, but there was no penetration). A mama grizzly with cubs that is charging isn't likely to be stopped with a handgun, but if she comes through the pepper...maybe at least you can get off a few rounds and maybe get a lucky hit on a vital area. As others have said there is a fine for killing a bear in a NP, even if it is self-defense. But if I'm being forced to pay the fine, that means I'm alive - which is a good thing.
Know what kind of bears you're likely to run into - different species react differently to confrontations, situational awareness, make lots of noise, don't be out first thing in the morning or late in the evening...you're in their "house", so you had better play by their rules. In this case, I agree with the decision not to hunt the bear. She was surprised by someone she perceived as a threat and acted in defense of her children.
A very unfortunate incident and my thoughts go out to all involved.
Very few handguns are suited for defense from a grizzly bear. Best defense is pepper spray and someone who runs much slower than you do!
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Ok, so yes you are in their house and have to be aware but at the same time. If you are walking down the street and a viscous dog attacks you the authorities step in and may put the animal down! Ok so they took DNA samples incase this bear is involved again but would you want to take the chance?
If you were in a similar situation with a BG and you or a family member were seriously hurt or killed you and the authorities would seek that person out! I know that now I'm making comparisons but the basics are still the same, trying to get away but to no avail. Still rather pay the fine and lawyers than to bury someone I love!
In fact one of them members on here was recently attacked while walking with his wife and the owner only wanted to tie the dog up, after he was bitten IIRC right.
At what point do we consider the loss of human life for that of an animal acceptable? I'm a dog lover and past breeder that loves going out in the woods where a charging bear or moose could come out of nowhere.
Stop whining and go do something that makes a difference!
If you think that I may be talking to you, then I am.
Agreed, mama was doing her job....she's a grizzley, in her house.
OTOH, if I was being charged and had my gun...and it would only be a 9mm probably because I'd be carrying to stop people not bears....I would shoot. Might do nothing but make her madder!
This couple made a big mistake. They saw her and the cubs in the distance. They didnt turn around and leave. They kept going. Then next time they saw mama, she was coming for them.
Stop whining and go do something that makes a difference!
If you think that I may be talking to you, then I am.
When I go for hikes in the wilderness, I carry for defense against the big critters. The big bullets will stop the 2 legged BG's too.
Stop whining and go do something that makes a difference!
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"Don't call her that!" Jareth snapped.
"That is what she is, you stupid brat," his father shot back at him, "I forbid you from ever seeing this girl!"
"I love her, father, and I refuse to listen to this any longer."
The duke's hand shot out quickly striking his son across the face. Jareth stumbled backward more out of surprise than out of the force of the blow. The duke took the advantage, gripping his son's tunic he hefted him off the floor, "The only thing you know of love comes from in your leggings." Jareth struggled against his father's grip for a moment then relaxed. He'd experienced his fathers anger before, it was better to just let him tire himself out then struggle.
"And what of you father?" Jareth quipped, "What do you know of love?"
The duke's thick meaty hand struck again, "I know plenty of love, boy."
"Sure doesn't seem like it to me," Jareth spat.
The duke shoved him harshly onto the stone floor, "I know more than you ever will. I love my country, I love my station, and above all I love my family."
"Could have fooled me," Jareth muttered.
His father grabbed the collar of his shirt, "If you want to be so ingrate-full you can do it somewhere else! I will not have it in my home! Guards take him out side for the night." Two gaurds stepped forward gripping each arm roughly holding him in place as his father leaned in, spitting in Jareth's face as he spoke, "Go to her boy, tell her that you wish nothing of her and I will let you come home. If you refuse you will never be welcome in this home again."
The gaurds began to drag him out, but not before Jareth gave a parting quip, "Then, I would guess this is good bye, father." The duke turned his back to his child, head hung low.
She had waited for him at the well as they had agreed the night before. He was to tell her how the discussion with his father had gone and whether or not she was to be his bride to be. She was beautiful, the moonlight bouncing from her dark hair made his heart flutter and skip. She saw him coming and ran to him, a wide smile on her face.
"Jareth," she called running to his arms.
"Hello, Sarah," he said holding her tight in his arms.
She buried her head in his chest, "So? How'd he take it?"
He paused a moment, then with a sigh, "Not well."
"Was it as bad as we thought it would be?"
Again he paused, it felt as if all of the world was sitting upon his shoulders, what he said now could effect all of his future. It's so unfair of his father to have demanded such a thing of him! Finally, after what had seemed like ages he let his heart speak, "Sarah, run away with me."


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Platinum Games' "mass-hero action game" The Wonderful 101 still looks like one of the chief reasons to own a Wii U. It's due out on August 23 in Europe, August 24 in Japan and Australia, and September 15 in North America, and you can check out the intro video below.
If you're in Europe and purchase Pikmin 3 from the eShop between July 26 and September 21, you'll be able to get The Wonderful 101 from the eShop at a 30% discount.
I don't know about you guys, but I can't wait to see what Hideki Kamiya (Devil May Cry, Okami, Bayonetta) cooks up this time. You can try it out if you're at Comic-Con this week.
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Indiana Insiders preview governor debate
The candidates running for Indiana governor are set to face off Wednesday night in the first of three debates.
Eyewitness News asked our Indiana Insiders what their candidates need to do to make a lasting impression on Indiana voters.
WTHR candidate survey - See how the candidates stand on key issues.
Republican Mike Pence has been enjoying strong poll numbers. (The most recent poll numbers put Pence ahead at 47-34 percent.) Peter Rusthoven, WTHR's Republican analyst, says Pence just needs to keep doing what he's been doing.
"The main thing Mike Pence needs to do is what he's been doing all along, with is continue to be himself - an intelligent, thoughtful, friendly man who wants to build on the foundation created by Mitch Daniels and continue this state on a path towards lower taxes, less regulations and more growth," Rusthoven said.
WTHR Democratic analyst Robin Winston said Democrat John Gregg needs to get away from his small-town campaign ads and emphasize his professional experience.
"He's got to prove that he can be bipartisan in his management. Odds are that he's gonna have a Republican state Senate; we don't know how the House is gonna go and it's still a Republican-leaning state in many respects. He can do that because when he was speaker, the House was 50 Democrats, 50 Republicans and even when he became speaker in his own right, the margin was not a big margin," Winston said. "He needs to let them know he's been president of Vincennes University, that he's worked in the energy industry, and that he's been a successful lawyer. They don't know that about him. He needs to talk about that."
Rusthoven expects Pence to bring up taxes.
"One of the key things businesses look at in terms of whether they can hire more employees or businesses from outside the state think about whether they can locate in Indiana - is what is the cost of doing business? The key factor of that is what are the taxes in that state? Every dime taken away in taxes is a dime taken away from ability to pay employees, ability to invest in the future, ability to expand your plant and hire more people. Gov. Daniels has done a fabulous job of taking us out of a net deficit situation and building us into a surplus situation where the economy is doing really, really very well, particularly considering how the economy is doing nationally. Pence wants to build on this and this is both a matter of common sense and a matter of Mike's convictions of how the world works," he said.
Gregg, meantime, needs to show how he's different from Pence, Winston said.
"I think you have to talk about the fact that Congress' approval rating is at an all-time low and that Mike has been in Congress since 2000. John's gotta bring those two points together," Winston added.
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What surface to install a hot tub on?
We are planning to install a hot tub in our backyard. We have gotten conflicting information about the 'surface' that we should set the tub on. We wanted to put it on a concrete slab but the cement company is charging a really expensive rate. Can we install the hot tub on an alternate surface like brick laid in sand? We'd appreciate any advise.
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I don't think bricks in sand would be reliable. A alternate method may be a wood deck built on concrete piers. Built close to the ground this would normally be cheaper the a all concrete pad and should be suitable.
im a bricklayer an i never heard of a hotub being built on bricks and sand . got to be concrete i would have thought . Just a thought but why dont you mix your own concrete as the tub wont be that big it would be easier id have thought
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Leon Aguirre Ruiz, 35, of Sabinal died on April 20, 2014, at his residence. A funeral Mass will be held today at 2 p.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Interment will follow in Hillcrest Cemetery. He was born on Dec. 3, 1978, in Uvalde to Benita Aguirre Youngs and Antonio Ruiz Sr. He is survived by his parents, residents of Uvalde; one daughter, Autumn Lyn Ruiz of Uvalde; two sons, William Edgar Ruiz of Uvalde and Calvin A. Ruiz of Sabinal; two brothers, Antonio Ruiz Jr. and Michael A. Ruiz, both of Uvalde; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his stepfather, Eddie Youngs; two nephews, Mark Ruiz and Michael A. Ruiz Jr.; one niece, Michaila Mari Ruiz; maternal grandparents, Cesario and Antonia Aguirre; and paternal grandparents, Guadalupe and Adelina Ruiz. A rosary was recited on Tuesday and a vigil was held yesterday at 7 p.m. at the Rushing-Estes-Knowles Chapel. Pallbearers will be Adrian Ruiz, Antonio Ruiz III, Guadalupe Ruiz, Manuel Cortez, Bobby Cardenas and Ruben Cardenas. Honorary pallbearers will be Charlie Bennett and Eric Musquiz. RUSHING-ESTES-KNOWLES MORTUARY, WWW.REKFUNERALS.COM
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— Ed O'Keefe (@edatpost) December 19, 2012
House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) responded defiantly to President Obama's comments earlier Wednesday about the impending "fiscal cliff."
In an afternoon news conference that lasted less than one minute, Boehner said the House would pass his "Plan B" on Thursday "to make permanent tax relief for nearly every American – 99.81 percent of the American people."
"I hope the president will get serious soon about providing and working with us on a balanced approach," Boehner said. "Then the president will have this decision to make: He can call on Senate Democrats to pass that bill or he can be responsible for the largest tax increase in American history."
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January 7, 1997, some 13 years ago, was one of the worst days in my 16-year career at Enron. Enron had already entered into the solar business (1994) in partnership with Amoco (Solarex), and the U.S. wind industry was on its back. Zond Corporation was struggling, and rival Kenetech had recently suspended its dividend and was on the way to bankruptcy. Enron bought Zond on this day and renamed it Enron Wind Company.
Enron Wind would never turn a profit, and it would be sold in May 2002 by the bankrupt parent to GE. (GE and Enron would have other ominous parallels.)
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"Washington appears intent on choosing a [cap-and-trade] path defined by corporate greed. Unless the public gets engaged, the present Administration may jam down the public's throat just such an approach, which, it can be shown, is not a solution at all."
"Cap-and-trade's complexity provides a breeding ground for special interests…. [T]ry reading the Waxman-Markey 2,000-page bill to figure out who would get the money! Why do those special interests deserve it anyhow?"
– James Hansen, "The People vs. Cap-and-Tax," paper delivered to the Chairperson of the Carbon Trading Summit, New York City, January 12, 2010.
James Hansen is losing patience. He is upset at the Obama Administration and its advisors, such as John Holdren (read his futile letters). Hansen is mad at the New York Times; after all, he got suckered by their editors and by Paul Krugman regarding his pre-Copenhagen opinion-page editorial.…
I recently had an opinion-page editorial in the St. Paul/Minneapolis Pioneer Press in which I pointed out that the recent behavior of the earth's weather/climate system was not much in accordance with some of the rather alarming predictions/projections coming from climate models or interpretations thereof. Perhaps we don't understand the inner workings of the earth's complex climate system as well as some people think we do.
A large collection of observations are indicating that our forecasts seem to be erring on the high side (notice I didn't say that observations suggest that climate change wasn't occurring, but that they suggest that the projections of climate change are too extreme). As such, I suggested that we ought not rush headlong into efforts aimed at attempting to restrict carbon dioxide emissions for the sake of trying to alter the course of future climate, considering that a) the future course of climate doesn't seem to be all that bad, and b) that any impact that we may make would likely be minimal.…


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You can't carry in amusement parks above a certain size and that contain rides in them. SW-SA qualifies as a "gun-free" zone. I had to go to SW-SA last year, and had to leave my pistol behind. They will search bags, but (at least when I was there) there were no metal detectors nor were they doing body searches.
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MORGAN HILL, Calif. - They were told to "take off their shirts or go home."
Now, four years after several families in Morgan Hill sued the Live Oak School District for not allowing their students to wear American Flag t-shirts on Cinco De Mayo, a federal appeals court says high school officials acted appropriately.
The students claimed their free speech rights were violated.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that officials' concerns of racial violence outweighed students' freedom of expression rights.
Administrators feared the American-flag shirts would enflame the passions of Latino students celebrating the Mexican holiday. Live Oak High School in the San Jose suburb of Morgan Hill had a history of problems between white and Latino students on that day.
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We stayed in this property for 2 months and were among the first Airbnb guests. The owner was open to any suggestions we made based on our experiences in other Airbnb properties. The building is an older building in a traditional small town 'downtown'. Lisa and her husband own a number of buildings in the immediate area and are renovating many of them. A number of neighboring buildings are vacant, but this block in particular is making a come back with restaurants, gyms, and other businesses. The neighborhood is safe and quiet. The apartment is located on the 2nd floor and is accessed via an internal stairway or by an external spiral fire escape (which I do not recommend to anyone with balance issues) Being an older building, there were occasional problems that the on-site property managers dealt with quickly and pleasantly. Anything we needed was provided / addressed withing a few hours of our request. The apartment is newly renovated. Floors and cabinetry are custom made of distressed wood. Everything was clean and comfortable. The furniture and decor is attractive. Pictures of the listing are accurate. There is great water pressure in the shower and plenty of hot water. Wifi is reliable and relatively fast. The kitchen has the necessary equipment and plenty of dishes. We would definitely stay here again.Valerie2016-09-01T00:00:00Z
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page came across the thread "how to configure static ip that sticks permanently" Specifically THIS post describes how to permanently set your network information.
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Hudson -- Curves, a fitness and exercise facility at 180 W. Streetsboro St., is now offering a new program, Curves Complete, with certified coaching and one-on-one counseling on exercise, diet and behavior modification.
"I believe we are the only complete diet facility in Hudson," said Hudson Curves owner Lori Ferguson.
Ferguson now offers Curves Complete and earning certification from Cleveland Clinic and Curves International in nutrition, behavior modification and exercise.
"We weigh every week and set weekly goals for each participant," she said. "The following week we review the previous week's goals, discuss successes and challenges. There is a great personal level of accountability, motivation, coaching and encouragement.
"This is an ideal environment for women," Ferguson said. "Our program is very personalized with one-on-one counseling to determine what your issues are and what your challenges are."
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Some of the finest examples of ancient Roman glass are represented in cameo glass, a style of glassware that saw only two brief periods of popularity. The majority of vessels and fragments have been dated to the Augustan and Julio-Claudian periods, from 27 B.C. to 68 A.D., when the Romans made a variety of vessels, large wall plaques, and small jewelry items in cameo glass. While there was a brief revival in the fourth century A.D., examples from the later Roman period are extremely rare. In the West, cameo glass was not produced again until the eighteenth century, inspired by the discovery of ancient masterpieces such as the Portland Vase, but in the East, Islamic cameo glass vessels were produced in the ninth and tenth centuries.
The popularity of cameo glass in early imperial times was clearly inspired by the gems and vessels carved out of sardonyx (42.11.30) that were highly prized in the royal courts of the Hellenistic East. A highly skilled craftsman could cut down layers of overlay glass to such a degree that the background color would come through successfully duplicating the effects of sardonyx and other naturally veined stones. However, glass had a distinct advantage over semi-precious stones because craftsmen were not constrained by the random patterns of the veins of natural stone but could create layers wherever they needed for their intended subject.
It remains uncertain exactly how Roman glassworkers created large cameo vessels, though modern experimentation has suggested two possible methods of manufacture: "casing" and "flashing." Casing involves placing a globular blank of the background color into a hollow, outer blank of the overlay color, allowing the two to fuse and then blowing them together to form the final shape of the vessel. Flashing, on the other hand, requires that the inner, background blank be shaped to the desired size and form and then dipped into a vat of molten glass of the overlay color, much like a chef would dip a strawberry into melted chocolate.
The preferred color scheme for cameo glass was an opaque white layer over a dark translucent blue background, though other color combinations were used and, on very rare occasions, multiple layers were applied to give a stunning polychrome effect. Perhaps the most famous Roman cameo glass vessel is the Portland Vase, now in the British Museum, which is rightly considered one of the crowning achievements of the entire Roman glass industry. Roman cameo glass was difficult to produce; the creation of a multilayered matrix presented considerable technical challenges, and the carving of the finished glass required a great deal of skill. The process was therefore intricate, costly, and time-consuming, and it has proved extremely challenging for modern glass craftsmen to reproduce.
Although it owes much to Hellenistic gem and cameo cutting traditions, cameo glass may be seen as a purely Roman innovation. Indeed, the revitalized artistic culture of Augustus' Golden Age fostered such creative ventures, and an exquisite vessel of cameo glass would have found a ready market among the imperial family and the elite senatorial families at Rome.
Trentinella, Rosemarie. "Roman Cameo Glass." In Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2000–. http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/rcam/hd_rcam.htm (October 2003)
Brendel, Otto J. "The Scope and Temperament of Erotic Art in the Greco-Roman World." In Studies in Erotic Art, edited by Theodore Bowie and Cornelia V. Christenson, pp. 3–107. New York: Basic Books, 1970.
Clarke, John R. Looking at Lovemaking: Constructions of Sexuality in Roman Art, 100 B.C.–A.D. 250. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1998.
Johns, Catherine. Sex or Symbol? Erotic Images of Greece and Rome. New York: Routledge, 2000.
Whitehouse, David. "Cameo Glass." In Roman Glass: Two Centuries of Art and Invention, edited by Martine Newby and Kenneth Painter, pp. 19–32. London: Society of Antiquaries, 1991.
Trentinella, Rosemarie. "Roman Glass." (October 2003)
Trentinella, Rosemarie. "Roman Gold-Band Glass." (October 2003)
Trentinella, Rosemarie. "Roman Luxury Glass." (October 2003)
Trentinella, Rosemarie. "Roman Mold-Blown Glass." (October 2003)
Trentinella, Rosemarie. "Roman Mosaic and Network Glass." (October 2003)
Trentinella, Rosemarie. "Roman Portrait Sculpture: Republican through Constantinian." (October 2003)
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New (to me) SVT in San Diego
Anyone have a manual I can borrow? All the threads I read say that the Haynes/Helm/etc. All suck for the SVT.
I have worked out some of the problems, but still have a laundry list of issues. I posted a thread, but no replies in the last week. I linked the thread to "Technical" so hoping to get responses there.
I don't know what the specs are on the sensors.
My mechanic says $570 (parts included) to do timing belt, pulleys, and water pump. I'm probably going that route. To order parts($200-300), tools ($30), etc. will cost me more in money and time.
Any help will be appreciated on the other problems and manual (or recommendations for a good manual)
I'm not sure if there is a good manual for the SVTf, none of the major repair book companies ever made one for it. I have a 00-04 haynes manual, and then just look around on here for any questions i have.
Regarding the timing belt, thats about average for the whole package deal.
Come join us at a meet! I cant wait to see your ride!
It will take you longer if you do it yourself but you will learn about your car in the process; if you don't know enough, def have someone who knows help you out or just set up tech day: provide food and beers and they will come...that's what I did, and they came lol
I did decide to try it myself. Ordered gates kit, water pump, and cam tools. Going to make room in the garage and hope for <100* weather this week.
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I'll purchase anything I don't have, but I think I have the tools. Didn't see the focaljet one, but it provides additional pics.
I also found this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4IgVvfovhA
As long as I don't run into any problems (or find more) it will be replaced and running before the weekend is over.
Got it all tore down tonight. I was shocked and amazed at a few things.
-The water pump pulley nuts were hand tight....didn't need a socket to remove them.
-The Tensioner was broken.
-I do not have a 'lower splash cover'.
-The previous abuser REALLY liked anti-sieze on his plugs.
-Removing the crank pulley was the hardest...had to use the starter and breaker bar trick. My impact wrench wouldn't do the job.
Big question: How am I sure that I'm at TDC and not BDC? I can see Piston 1 up, but I also see Piston 4 up. I had this issue once in my Firebird and overheated the engine. I just want to be sure I'm doing it correctly.
I put the pin in and rotate the engine. It hits, but if I rotate it backwards a bit, it hits again. Nowhere in this span do the cams lineup for the bar to slip in both slots.
So what I have seen done is that you want to mark with white out BEFORE you move the cam gears out of position the valve cover and the cam gear with a line so that you can line those two up again when you are putting it bak together but it kinda sounds like you already moved them outta position though ....
I want to insure that the timing is tits before I put the new belt and pulleys on. I want to be 110% sure everything is correct, so I don't have to do this job twice.
I picked up a new tensioner today. After looking at the new one, the outer lip was also missing. The belt looks new, so I'm not too worried about that.
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You might remember the near-novel I wrote a couple months ago on LinkedIn InMaps titled, "Hubs and Connectors: Understanding Networks Through Data Visualization." Now New Work City member Alex Shapiro, founder of CEO of TouchGraph, has created a powerful network visualization based on contact exchanges made via Hashable at SXSW. The Java applet allows you [Keep Reading…]
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Deals of the day- Mergers and acquisitions
(Adds T-Mobile, AbbVie, Intercontinental Hotels and others)
March 7 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 1430 GMT on Monday:
** T-Mobile US said it could issue $2 billion in senior notes and sell them to its 65-percent shareholder Deutsche Telekom, giving a potential boost to its financial firepower ahead of an auction of low-frequency airwaves.
** Belgian chemicals group Tessenderlo said on Monday it had canceled a merger with its largest shareholder, industrial company Picanol Group, following pressure from other shareholders.
** U.S. drugmaker AbbVie has acquired marketing rights to a promising experimental psoriasis treatment from Germany's Boehringer Ingelheim for an initial upfront payment of $595 million. The deal covers the compound BI655066, which is being tested on humans in the third and last phase required for regulatory approval.


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Best friends tell you everything - about their kitchen renovation, about their little girl's schooling. How one of them is leaving the other for a younger model.
Best friends don't tell lies. They don't take up residence on your couch for weeks. They don't call lawyers. They don't make you choose sides.
Best friends don't keep secrets about their past. They don't put you in danger. Best friends don't always stay best friends.
©2014 Tamar Cohen (P)2015 W F Howes Ltd
"A chillingly real psychological drama that had me in a total reading frenzy. I absolutely loved it." (Lisa Jewell)
"A brilliant and skillfully plotted depiction of the unexpected breakdown of a friendship between two couples, with one of the most chilling twists I've read in a long time. I couldn't put it down." (Louise Millar)
"Buy a different book!"
I used my monthly credit to buy this book. What a waste.....the characters were so irritating, supposed to be friends but none of them were people any normal person would want to be friends with. The 'amazing twist' was so predictable. The worst audio book I have ever listened to. I did read lots of reviews before purchasing this book and should have listened to the person who said 'did I read a different book to everyone else?'. I loved girl on the train and other books this has been compared to.....it's not thrilling it's just annoying.
Retired Psychologist Love reading/audiobooks, travelling, animals Favourite saying The fact that you believe something does not make it true
"Loved it, didn't want to put it down, but . . . ."
This really held my attention, mainly because the characters were so richly written. It was easy to be concerned about what happened to each one of them, even those who were not so likeable! The narration was near perfect (only the Scouse accent was a bit iffy). The ending was somewhat disappointing however. I felt it merited several more chapters.
Armchair Shopper
"Pulled me in, couldn't stop listening"
Not my usual type of book but I couldn't stop listening . I guessed the ending but enjoyed the story none the less
"An intriguing story, well told"
For me to enjoy a story I have to feel something for at least one of the characters. The Broken fulfilled this requirement for me - Hannah, Josh and Dan particularly. The author takes a very unremarkable situation and develops it in ways that many of us may have experienced or feared to experience. The conflicts between the obligations of marriage and friendship are explored, as are the reasons for lying.
The occasional short chapter narrated by the Mystery Woman keeps the reader aware that somewhere in this domestic drama there's something sinister lurking, though, and I was pretty surprised by the twist at the very end.
Altogether a compelling tale, and although it ends with questions about what would happen next to the characters, a satisfying read.
Narrated well but poor storyline and guessed the end mid-way through. Have read other TC - disappointed with this one.
"Engaging if depressing."
I think this book is very accurate in the fallout out that happens between friends following marriage splits. The characterisations were good. None of the people were particularly nice as at times I just wanted to fast forward to the end. I did enjoy but not a holiday book. I've had flu so easy book to listen to and not too taxing on the brain.
Can't say I'd recommend to friends but maybe with flu I've enough misery so book couldn't be described as uplifting!
"An intriguing, easy listen"
A simple storyline, well written and enjoyable.
Jane Collingwood performed it brilliantly (other than a ridiculous Scouse accent!!) and I enjoyed listening to her.
It was quite predictable but I actually liked that about 'The Broken' as it made it easy to listen to and I felt it moved along at a nice pace.
If you are looking for an easy to listen to and well performed audiobook I would recommend this book! :-)
"The opposite of a feel good book..."
I had no problem finishing the book, because it moved along at a decent pace, and I wanted to know what happened next, and in the end. But having said that, most of the book is just listening to people argue and complain, and because of that, I can't recommend it.
"No thanks"
It went in for much too long. Got boring and confusing. Don't waste your time or your money!
"Slow start, but great book"
The story started off slow, but I stuck with it because the reviews were so good. I'm happy I did finish because the twist was unexpected! I wish Hannah and Josh weren't so nice all the time, because Sasha really got on my nerves. All in all, it was a good book. If you're like me and need to be hooked right away, stick with it, it's gets better!
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Makes one 9-inch pie; 8 servings
Key lime and lemon meringue pies are refreshing, but let's face it, they are a pain. I developed this icebox pie so that I'd have a simple citrus summer dessert and never have to make a meringue pie topping again.
Graham Cracker Crust
1-1/3 cups graham cracker crumbs
(from about 20 whole graham crackers)
5 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
2 tablespoons sugar
One 15-ounce can cream of coconut
(such as Coco Lopez)
2/3 cup lowfat plain yogurt
1/2 cup strained fresh lime juice (from 3 to 4 limes)
2 teaspoons grated lime zest
3 tablespoons cold water
2 teaspoons unflavored gelatin
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
2. Make the crust: Combine the graham cracker crumbs, melted butter, and sugar in a medium bowl and stir until all the crumbs are moistened. Press the graham cracker mixture evenly across the bottom and all the way up the sides of a 9-inch pie plate. Place the crust in the freezer for 15 minutes. (The crust can be prepared up to 1 week in advance, wrapped in plastic, and frozen.) Bake the crust until the crust is golden, about 15 minutes. Let it cool completely on a wire rack.
3. Make the filling. Whisk together the cream of coconut, yogurt, lime juice, and lime zest in a large mixing bowl.
4. Place the water in a small metal bowl and sprinkle the gelatin over the water. Let the mixture stand until the gelatin softens, about 10 minutes. Set the bowl over a small saucepan of barely simmering water; whisk the liquid until the gelatin dissolves, about 1 minute. Whisk the gelatin into the coconut mixture.
5. Pour the filling into the crust, cover with plastic wrap, and chill to set, for at least 4 hours or for up to 1 day.
Mom's Big Book of Baking
by Lauren Chattman
Harvard Common Press, 2001
$16.95, 358 pages
Recipe reprinted by permission.
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U.S. disaster relief in a race against freezing cold
By Joseph Ax and Jeanine Prezioso
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fuel supplies headed toward disaster zones in the U.S. Northeast on Saturday and a million customers regained electricity as near freezing temperatures threatened to add to the misery of coastal communities devastated by superstorm Sandy.
The power restorations relit the skyline in Lower Manhattan for the first time in nearly a week and allowed 80 percent of the New York City subway service to resume, but more than a million homes and businesses still lacked power, down from 3.5 million on Friday.
The power outages combined with a heating oil shortage meant some homes could go cold as unseasonably frigid weather sets in. Forecasters saw temperatures dipping into the upper 30s Fahrenheit (around 3 degrees Celsius) on Saturday night with freezing temperatures expected next week.
In Staten Island, the New York City borough whose half a million residents bore the brunt of Sandy, people tried to stay warm.
Tom Clark, 43, and family members were burning wood in a steel drum on their front yard. Clark said the family and their dogs planned to go stay at his mother-in-law's heated house.
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano visited Staten Island on Friday amid assertions by some angry residents that they had been ignored by emergency relief workers.
The weather forecast remains bleak. An aggressive early-season "Nor'easter" storm was expected to hit the battered New England coast next week with strong winds and heavy rain.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Saturday urged those without power and heat - especially the elderly and other vulnerable groups - to head to shelters where they could keep warm and receive food. Continued...


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California Drought Poses Threat To Navy Jets
The ongoing drought in California is posing huge problems for farmers in the Central Valley, where half of the country's fruits and vegetables are grown.
Because of the lack of water, farmers have had to let thousands of acres of farmland go fallow, instead of planting new crops.
But the fallow farmland isn't just a concern for farmers, it's a concern for pilots at one of the largest Navy bases in the West.
Valley Public Radio's Ezra David Romero has the report.
- Ezra David Romero, reporter for Valley Public Radio. He tweets @ezraromero.
Copyright 2014 WBUR-FM. To see more, visit http://www.wbur.org.


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Florida State Quotes From College Cup Media Day
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Patrick Baker
Florida State University
Head Coach
"It sounds like they (Connecticut) have found the right line-up because they are doing exceptionally well. We are trying to find how they are playing right now because there have been some changes. We know their personality players. Some were there last year and we are familiar with their top freshmen this year. The have young talent that has blended nicely with veteran leadership. They are confident right now."
"I would be lying if I didn't say the loss last year at their place hurt. We are very excited to have the opportunity to play somebody who ended our season last year."
"I have talked to Anson Dorrance, the head coach at North Carolina, and have tried to pick his brain about how to deflect and delegate a lot of the things that start to come up when you make the College Cup. It is amazing how many people remember you when you make it to the final four. It is exciting. Everybody likes a winner and we understand that but our priority is to remain even-keeled. The bottom line is we face a very good UConn team Friday and we want to be just as prepared as we have been for every other opponent thus far."
"I think there's probably a team unity and they have been able to play at a high level week-in and week-out. Especially in UConn's case, they have won 3-1 and 5-0 in the Sweet 16 and quarterfinals were we have squeaked by in overtime and beat Florida 2-1 in a close game. It is interesting because they are in a different situation than we are. You hope that playing the No. 3 and No. 6 seeds like we have only helps you prepare for a game like this. Hopefully strength of schedule will be a benefit for us."
"To have played North Carolina twice in nine days and lose 1-0 at their place and then 3-2 in the ACC Championships speaks volumes about where our team is at. North Carolina is kicking around everybody in the NCAA Tournament. You are talking about beating some of the best teams in the country by three or more goals. That puts a little bit of an added stamp of approval on where our program is going and how well our players have played when you do so well against the No. 1 team in the country."
"We could have beat UConn last year. Should we have, that's questionable because they are a great team. They found a way to score and we didn't. Probably the most frustrating thing was we talked about the way they played and for them to score just two minutes in and in the exact way we talked about was frustrating. To lose that way was hard but it has helped us. If you keep putting yourself back in those situations like the Sweet 16 or Elite Eight, you hope things will eventually go your way. Now we get to play in the biggest venue for women's college soccer and that's the College Cup."
"Before West Virginia and Florida this year, the only time we ever won an NCAA Tournament road game was at Florida in 2000. We lost to Clemson at Clemson twice and to Connecticut in Storrs. It gets to the point where you start to realize the value of home field advantage. In fairness, we didn't deserve to be a higher seed this year because of our early season losses but our seeding was justified with the way we were playing at the end of the year."
Joy McKenzie
Florida State University
"Some of it has sunk in and some of it hasn't. We are all sitting in the lockerrom and talking and it starts to dawn on you that we are going to the College Cup. It is a little crazy. We are all on cloud nine but that doesn't mean we aren't going there to be competitive."
"There is a revenge factor there. Anytime a team ends your season that is a factor but Connecticut is a good team. They have proven that every year. It should be a competitive match."
"Connecticut has really good possession and their forwards are very athletic and fast. We have to try to consolidate that and limit them offensively. With the way our back four has been playing I like our chances of doing that."
"Everyone is excited that we are in the College Cup but what I have heard in the lockerrom is that we are going to approach this like we have approached the last 20 games. There will be an adrenaline rush because this is a bigger stage but we have responded well to that type of challenge in the past."
"Playing in the ACC prepares us for the NCAA Tournament and games like this. We do play the best teams in the nation all year long and I think that gives us a competitive advantage."
Amber Tollefson
Florida State University
"Every time we play a team for the second time we match up a lot better and perform at a higher level. Seeing a team the second time allows you to obviously have a better idea of what they do."
"After the Kansas game, we were 1-4 and coach Baker brought me and (Kristin) Boyce in a room and said he was sorry and that things were not supposed to start off like this. I knew inside that we would be fine and sure enough we have bounced back. We have been such a different team since then and have grown so much."
"From my four years with coach Baker, I know that he cares for his players tremendously. It didn't take him apologizing to the seniors to figure that out. He wants more than anything to send this senior class out on a good note and he stresses that everyday. He has a passion for every individual on this team. This is our family away from home and we know he cares for us."
"Initially he thought the 4-5-1 matched the players we had better than the 4-4-2. In preseason we all thought that. Maybe we just weren't used to it but making the switch raised our comfort level."
"It is so funny because my teammates always say they are going to send us out the right way but that is something I have said before to our seniors. Now were in the College Cup and its like 'Tanks guys'. Its funny because as a kid you dream of being one of the final four teams playing. To finish your careers in the College Cup on this team is a dream come true. It is such an amazing feeling that I can hardly describe it. It is still sinking in. Its amazing."
"It is great to have played at the SAS Soccer Complex during the ACC Tournament. You get a feel for how the environment is. It makes it easier to picture in your head. We know the surface and know what the lockerroms are like. I think it is an advantage."
"UConn is such a great team but I thought last year when they scored two minutes in, we never got to play to our capabilities and that is a credit to them. The whole game was back and forth. Both teams had chances but they took advantage and made that goal stand up."


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Amanda Seyfried & Justin Long: Dog-Walking Duo
Stepping out for some fresh air and exercise, Amanda Seyfried and Justin Long took Seyfried's dog Finn for a run in Los Feliz on Thursday (April 10).
Always a treat for the eyes, the "Big Love" babe showed off her lovely legs in a pair of very short black shorts teamed with a yellow sweatshirt as she chatted with her "Dodgeball" beau.
Amanda has taken a new interest in the fashion realm since signing on for a campaign with Givenchy, citing Riccardo Tisci as an inspiration.
She gushed, "You can wear a big overcoat and flat shoes, and still feel super-feminine, and that's so hard to pull off. [Givenchy] takes classic pieces and f*cks them up in such a cool way. Riccardo's daring and I feel daring in them. It's empowering."


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A new ski season means a crop of new luxury lodges, recession or no recession. Glamorous Chamois Lodge opens in December in a hamlet just outside St Martin de Belleville in the vast Trois Vallées ski area. Built by English architect Chris Raemers, who co-owns The Alpine Club luxury chalet collection, the décor mixes modern, mountain chic — cow skin rugs, fur throws — with reclaimed pieces and antiques.
Three bedrooms have wooden headboards crafted from timber from local barns and floorboards from farmhouses. Hypnos pocket sprung beds feature Egyptian cotton linen, feather duvets and pillows.
But beyond the glamour — and behind the scenes — there are some green measures in place: eco credentials are supported by the installation of geothermic heating for the hot water and underfloor heating and recycling wood from sister chalet Chalet Abode for furniture and wall cladding.
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Attacker Clint Dempsey went the full 90 but defender Carlos Bocanegra was subbed in the 14th minute after clashing heads with West Ham's Freddie Ljungberg as Fulham went down, 2-1.
Defender Jonathan Spector went the distance for West Ham.
Fulham is in second-to-last place, five points deep in the relegation zone. It was won only twice in 22 games this season.
Goalkeeper Tim Howard had a quiet day as Everton beat Manchester City, 1-0, to remain in fifth place while continuing its quest to challenge the English Premier League's big four - Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United.
Everton is tied on points with fourth-place Liverpool, which has a game in hand. But it is eight points behind Chelsea and 12 behind Arsenal and Manchester United.
The EPL's top four teams qualify for the Champions League while the fifth place finisher earns a UEFA Cup berth.
Reading, with goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann (90 minutes) and midfielder Bobby Convey (17 minutes) fell 3-1 to Aston Villa. Reading is in 13th place but only two points above the relegation zone.


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Wednesday, April 18, 2012
OptionEase In Alliance With Stock Plan Administration Firm
Mission Viejo-based OptionEase, the developer of software-as-a-service applications which are used to track stock options accounting for companies, reported today that it has linked with a provider of stock plan administration and management services. The firm said that it is in a strategic alliance with Stock & Option Solutions (SOS), which provides its clients and partners with stock plan management services. Financial details of the deal were not announced, however, OptionEase said that SOS will offer the OptionEase suite of software to its clients, which range from private startups to Fortune 500 companies. OptionEase will also be offering up SOS's services to its own clients. OptoinEase is headed by Kim Kovacs.