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Rock Hill, S.C. - Brevard College tied with Tusculum College for eighth place as they received 30 points in the preseason poll. Brevard had two preseason All-Conference players in pitcher Martika Elmore (Fayetteville, N.C.) and third baseman Maddie Fletcher (Charlotte, N.C.). Elmore led the conference in strikeouts last season.
Lenoir-Rhyne University, which won the 2010 regular-season and Food Lion Tournament titles, is the favorite to win the 2011 South Atlantic Conference softball championship in a vote of the league's head coaches, the conference announced.
Lenoir-Rhyne received eight first-place votes and 98 total points. The Lady Bears went 15-1 in conference play last season and 52-9 overall, and advanced to the championship series of the NCAA Southeast Super Region Tournament. Lenoir-Rhyne finished the season ranked ninth in the NFCA final coaches poll.
Lenoir-Rhyne also placed six on the preseason All-Conference team, which was also announced. Shortstop Kat Rivers, the returning SAC Player of the Year and first-team All-American, is one of four Bears on the first team. Catcher Sarah Atkins, pitcher Dawon Millwood and second baseman Carlee Carpenter join Rivers on the first team. First baseman Jessica Fellmeth and outfielder Tameron Sealey were named to the second team. Rivers led the SAC in hits and home runs in 2010.
Wingate University is picked to finish second. The Bulldogs received one first-place vote and 85 total points. The Bulldogs return two of the league's top pitchers in preseason first-team All-Conference selection Brittany Blankenship, and second-team selection Allison Smith. Designated player Emily Chavis was also a first-team preseason All-Conference selection. Blankenship was 19-8 last year with a 1.39 ERA, while Smith went 16-7 with a 1.97 ERA.
Carson-Newman College is the pick to finish third. The Lady Eagles received one first-place votes and 80 total points.
Carson-Newman placed three on the preseason All-Conference team, with utility player Mary Shealy earning first-team honors. Catcher Bri Shoemake and outfielder Leah Price were named to the second team.
Mars Hill College is picked to finish fourth with 67 total points. The Lions also had three on the preseason All-Conference team. First baseman Ashley Seawell and third baseman Natalie Haithcox were named to the first team, while, shortstop Amanda McArthur was named to the second team. Seawell led the conference with a .450 batting average in 2010.
Newberry College received 58 points for fifth place in the poll. The Wolves had three named to the preseason All-Conference team. Outfielders Chelsea Chipoletti and Aissa Gatewood were both named to the first team, while Felicia Taylor was named to the second team as a designated player.
Lincoln Memorial University is picked to finish sixth with 40 points. The Railsplitters placed two on the preseason All-Conference team in outfielder Jackie Adams and utility player Meghan LaFevor.
Catawba College was close behind with 39 points. Outfielder Carly Sabat was named to the preseason All-Conference first team. She hit .384 and scored 51 runs last year.
Tusculum College tied for eighth place along with Brevard. The Pioneers received 30 points.
Tusculum had one preseason All-Conference selection in Taylor McDonald at second base.
Anderson University rounds out the preseason poll with 23 points.
The 2011 softball season starts Friday, February 4 with Anderson competing in a tournament in Americus, Ga,, while Mars Hill has a pair of games scheduled in the Belmont Abbey tournament in Gastonia, N.C.
The 2011 Food Lion SAC Softball Tournament will be April 20-23 in Jefferson City, Tenn., with Carson-Newman serving as the host. The top eight finishers in the regular season will advance to the conference tournament.
|1. Lenoir-Rhyne
|2. Wingate
|3. Carson-Newman
|4. Mars Hill
|5. Newberry
|6. Lincoln Memorial
|7. Catawba
|8. Brevard
|8. Tusculum
|10. Anderson
Catcher – Sarah Atkins, Lenoir-Rhyne
Pitcher – Dawon Millwood, Lenoir-Rhyne
Pitcher – Brittany Blankenship, Wingate
1st base – Ashley Seawell, Mars Hill
2nd base – Carlee Carpenter, Lenoir-Rhyne
Shortstop – Kat Rivers, Lenoir-Rhyne
3rd base – Natalie Haithcox, Mars Hill
Outfield – Carly Sabat, Catawba
Outfield – Chelsea Chipoletti, Newberry
Outfield – Aissa Gatewood, Newberry
Utility – Mary Shealy, Carson-Newman
Designated Player – Emily Chavis, Wingate
Catcher – Bri Shoemake, Carson-Newman
Pitcher – Martika Elmore, Brevard
Pitcher – Allison Smith - Wingate
1st base - Jessica Fellmeth – Lenoir-Rhyne
2nd base – Taylor McDonald - Tusculum
Shortstop - Amanda McArthur – Mars Hill
3rd base – Maddie Fletcher, Brevard
Outfield – Leah Price – Carson-Newman
Outfield –Tameron Sealey – Lenoir-Rhyne
Outfield –Jackie Adams – Lincoln Memorial
Utility – Meghan LaFevor, Lincoln Memorial
Designated Player – Felicia Taylor, Newberry


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• meander •
Pronunciation: mee-æn-dê(r) • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Verb, Noun
Meaning: 1. To twist and turn, as a river meandering through a valley. 2. To wander aimlessly, without a destination, as to meander about the city all afternoon.
Notes: Today's Good Word exemplifies the problems of English spelling: mean is pronounced [meen], but when it occurs in today's Good Word, meander, it is pronounced [mee-æn]. Writers seem to have liked today's word for they have created several adjectives, including meandric and the lovely meandrous with its adverb, meandrously (notice that the final E drops out). Enjoying an occasional meander makes you a meanderer.
In Play: Meander may imply actual motion or not: "Al Dente's villa was perched rather high up the mountainside, atop a meandering road that connected it with the highway." If it implies motion, that motion is usually walking: " Lavrenti loved to sit on the front porch of her summer home and watch the deer meander through her yard along the lake's edge." Don't forget the beautiful adjective that goes with today's word; I just love it: "Alison Wanderland loves strolling the meandrous path leading through the woods to her sister's house."
Word History: The noun version of today's word is a bare adjustment of Latin maeander "circuitous windings", borrowed from Greek maiandros. The Greek word is a commonization of Maiandros, the name of the Maeander River in Phrygia, noted for its many sinuous twists and turns. Today that river is the Büyük Menderes, which still flows into the Aegean Sea but now from western Turkey. (I believe we have meandered to the place where we thank Marcia Montgomery for suggesting today's Good Word.)

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Kelly, Alvarez help Tigers sweep Indians
DETROIT -- Jose Alvarez stood in front of his temporary locker in the Detroit clubhouse and answered questions with the same relaxed poise he showed on the mound.
"Tried to control the emotions the most I can," the 24-year-old left-hander said. "Trust myself. I was pretty happy, this outing in the big leagues."
Alvarez pitched six impressive innings in his major league debut, making the most of a one-day audition with the Tigers in Sunday's 4-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians. He was called up to make this start when Anibal Sanchez's shoulder acted up. Then after the game, Alvarez was sent back to the minors -- but not before he impressed his manager, his teammates and a sellout crowd of 41,262.
"You certainly had to like his demeanor and his mound presence. I thought it was terrific," manager Jim Leyland said. "He didn't appear to be overwhelmed by anything. We kind of noticed that in spring training -- this kid was pretty calm."
Don Kelly hit a tiebreaking three-run homer in the sixth for the first-place Tigers, who completed a three-game sweep of Cleveland and lead the AL Central by 5 1/2 games over the Indians. Alvarez (1-0) held Cleveland hitless until Ryan Raburn's fifth-inning homer. He allowed three hits and a walk and struck out seven.
Drew Smyly pitched two innings of relief. Joaquin Benoit finished for his third save.
Justin Masterson (8-5) allowed four runs in seven innings. He gave up a walk to Miguel Cabrera and a single to Prince Fielder to start the sixth. One out later, Kelly lifted a drive over the wall in right field.
Alvarez had thrown his last pitch by that point, but Kelly's hit made him the pitcher of record.
"I can't believe it," Alvarez said. "My first outing and this guy gives me a good lead right after they take me out of the game."
The Tigers have built their division lead behind terrific starting pitching. Sanchez has been perhaps their best pitcher so far, but Detroit skipped the right-hander's start Sunday because of tightness in the back of his throwing shoulder.
Enter Alvarez, whose contract was purchased from Triple-A Toledo before the game. He baffled the Indians during the early innings, allowing only a leadoff walk to Mark Reynolds in the second before Raburn -- the former Tiger -- tied the game at 1 with his seventh homer of the season.
"He hit his spots good -- worked in and out," Raburn said. "We just couldn't get anything going."
The left-handed hitting Kelly brought a .190 average into the game, but Leyland started him against Masterson, who is tough on righties.
The move paid off with Kelly's third homer of the year, which gave the Tigers a 4-1 lead.
"It was a slider down and in, and I was able to put a good swing on it," Kelly said. "I didn't know right away if I got it or not."
Detroit's bullpen was a bit taxed -- and a man short because the Tigers had to add an extra starter for this game. They were able to wrap up this win with Smyly and Benoit while resting closer Jose Valverde.
Detroit's Alex Avila opened the scoring with a sacrifice fly in the second.
Masterson allowed six hits. He walked three and struck out four.
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Fox Dismisses Fearmongering Over Guns As Fox News Figures Fearmonger Over Guns
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Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly criticized President Obama for blaming "gun rights supporters" for recent spikes in gun sales, which Obama said were motivated by fearmongering about upcoming gun violence prevention measures, but omitted the role of conservative media figures -- particularly on Fox -- in promoting the issue.
On the January 15 America Live, Kelly highlighted the following statement from President Obama in response to a question at his press conference the previous day about long lines at gun shows and gun stores in recent months:
As far as people lining up and purchasing more guns, I think that we've seen for some time now that those who oppose any common-sense gun control or gun safety measures have a pretty effective way of ginning up fear on the part of gun owners that somehow the federal government is about to take all your guns away. And there's probably an economic element to that. It obviously is good for business.
In her conversation with Fox Digital Politics Editor Chris Stirewalt, Kelly highlighted the concerns of "gun rights advocates," saying:
And in the day or so, 24 hours or so since he's made those remarks, there's been a considerable amount of pushback from gun rights supporters who say he just doesn't get it, that it's not that anybody has scared them, on their side or otherwise into believing something's going to happen that's not going to happen, it's that they're listening to the actual proposals being debated right now on Capitol Hill and they are concerned about their Second Amendment rights based on what they're hearing directly from the President and his surrogates.
Stirewalt agreed, asserting that Obama was "impugning the motives of those on the other side of this debate."
In fact, there has been a constant drumbeat in the conservative media -- particularly Fox news personalities -- of fearmongering about the issue contributing to the fears of those purchasing weapons. This sort of rhetoric has long been used by the National Rifle Association and the gun industry to spur higer firearms sales.
Fox's own Fox Nation today highlights these types of comments with the headline "Hannity Predicts Secession," embedding video of the Fox prime time host warning on his radio show, "If this pattern continues and gets worse and worse and worse, I can see at some point the states saying, 'Forget it. I don't want to be a part of this union anymore.'"
Hannity isn't alone. Fox radio host and contributor Todd Starnes has recently said that if the government decides to "confiscate our weapons" that he'll be on the first flight "back south of the Mason-Dixon line." Starnes also declared that "I think there will be a revolution" if the government tries "to confiscate our guns."
Other Fox News personalities have warned about gun confiscation -- something the Obama administration has not proposed -- while warning about a coming "civil war" and describing the country "on the verge of an explosion."
The wider conservative media has gone even further, comparing imagined gun confiscation policies from Obama to dictators like Stalin and Hitler while warning that "governments have gone tyrannical before."
When Obama spoke about people fearmongering about the issue, he didn't invent it out of whole cloth, but rather he described many of the voices appearing on the network of Kelly and Stirewalt on a daily basis.
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description: Kids getting under your skin? It's no joke for a female Suriname sea toad — she gives birth to her offspring right out of holes in her back.

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Yup. Parenthood can be a drag.
The kids get under your skin, and you just want them off your back...literally.
These Surinam toads are finally breaking free from mom.
And those holes? Those are her back.
Her offspring have developed from eggs into frogs underneath her skin, and now it's time for them to move on, leaving her a little cratered. Boy, and you thought stretch marks were bad.


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'Win A Baby' Lottery for Couples Having Trouble Conceiving
For about $35, couples in England who are having trouble conceiving can purchase a lottery ticket that could win them customized fertility treatments in one of the nation's top clinics.
Britain's Gambling Commission approved of this bizarre game late last month. As of now, the tickets can be purchased online, but they may soon also be available at newsstands.


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Sandy • Jesse Blais held a white envelope high in the sky over his head as he walked back toward his roaring fans. There the coach stood, a former Park City player and state champion, having made good on his promise to lead his alma mater back among the Class 3A elite.
The envelope read: "3A finalists."
That's where the Park City Miners are now after defeating Desert Hills 2-1 at Jordan High School on Friday afternoon to head to Rio Tinto Stadium to vie for a crown Saturday.
And the ride hasn't been smooth. In fact, it's been filled with turbulence.
The Miners lost their last two regular-season region games and went into the playoffs with no momentum. But they made their own luck. They scored an overtime goal in Ogden to beat Ben Lomond. They survived a penalty kick heart-stopper against Cedar City and now, moved past the Region 9 champion Thunder.
"It's been a great experience," senior captain Alejandro Vieyra said. "We've prepared for this, practiced hard every day and the results paid off."
A fast start sent the Miners back to Sandy on Saturday.
Senior forward Carl Turner struck a 30-yard laser to the far post in the eighth minute.
"I just hoped for the best," he said.
Turner's aggressiveness in the box seven minutes later earned a penalty kick, which junior midfielder Will McFarlane tucked in with ease to give Park City a 2-0 lead.
The Miners possessed and quelled Desert Hills attacks from there. After Thunder forward Justin Brinkerhoff pulled one back for his team with 16 minutes remaining, the Miners had to protect their lead.
They did.
"To tell you the truth," Blais said, "I didn't know if we would get this far, but they're a talented group who are very passionate, and when those two things are added together, you win games."
At the end of the regular season, the players called a players-only meeting, Turner said, making sure the team would make good on this year. Vieyra said previous teams have had the talent, but not the want or desire to extend the season.
"We're here," he said.
Actually, the Miners are headed to Rio Tinto Stadium, waiting for their opportunity to write the final chapter of their 2013 story.
"We just wanted to stay together," Turner said, "and keep on fighting."
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4 days to go
they hatin'........
4 days to go
I don't believe in belts. There should be no ranking system for toughness.
Pure awesomeness. LMAO.
I'm no gynecologist but I know a cunt when I see one.
God likes photoshops. This pic is blessed with funny.
God is sponsered by SBMMA.co.uk. For real.
Have you spoke with John Terry today mate?
How you expect to run with the wolves come night when you spend all day sparring with the puppies


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July 26, 2010 at 17:50:37 Jul 26, 2010 @ 17:50
GTA V's Location Rumoured "Whisperings point to LA setting for next game"
Could Grand Theft Auto be returning to the West Coast for its next big outing? According to recent rumours that's where the series could be heading, with reports outing Hollywood as the series' next backdrop.
vg24/7 is doing the whispering, as well as claiming that Grand Theft Auto V's announcement is coming up fast


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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- Danii Vanderpool is
usually sitting in classroom in Prestonsburg, Ky., on a Saturday
But Saturday, June 23, she and more than 250 other
Lindsey Wilson College colleagues participated in the college's
School of Professional Counseling Day.
"This was my first time to the campus, and I enjoyed
meeting people from other campuses," said Vanderpool, who attends
LWC classes on the Big Sandy Community and Technical College
Prestonsburg, Ky., campus.
The annual day brings together the students, faculty and
staff from LWC's School of Professional Counseling, which in
addition to the A.P. White Campus in Columbia includes 26 community
campuses in Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.
The day offers seminars about the counseling profession,
opportunities to network with other students and college
professionals and campus tours.
"We hope you take something away from this day," said Tommie Ann Saragas, an SPC regional enrollment
director, told students during lunch in Roberta D. Cranmer Dining
& Conference Center. "Students usually take something away from
days like this -- whether it was a moment in the (John B. Begley)
Chapel, a meeting with a faculty member or an interaction with a
fellow student."
Through an innovative partnership with community
colleges, community campus students can earn a bachelor of arts
degree in human services and counseling or a master of education in
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There's a solution for this whole football-concussion, football-
dementia, football-suicide problem that's plaguing the sport.
It's not football that's the problem. Football is a great game. But from my point of view, the pickup touch football we played on Sunny Oaks Circle in Altadena every fall Saturday in the '60s were exactly as great, or more so, as those played any given Sunday in the NFL. Did it matter that our linemen didn't average 325 pounds? That we pumped no iron, much less steroids into our veins? That the only time anyone ever got hurt it was just a skinned knee from hitting the asphalt?
OK, so touch football - for the unversed, the way a defensive player stops the forward progress of an offensive one who is carrying the ball is to catch up with him and touch him with two hands, below the waist - can be a bit subjective.
"I got him!" "You only got me with one hand!" And so on.
So here is my solution, for all levels of the sport - Pop Warner, high school, college and the pros. Switch to flag football - in which offensive players eligible to run with the ball, or catch passes, have two pieces of cloth hanging from their waistbands, and the way for the defense to stop their progress is to pull one out.
For me, there would be absolutely no difference in the enjoyment of the game, as a spectator. I come for the running, the passing, the strategy, not the knockouts.
And for the players, the benefits are obvious - a healthy life off the field. I remember when 20 years ago I first visited my chiropractor, the estimable Dr. John Cullen, after developing two painful herniated discs in my lower back.
"Any sports injuries?" asked John.
"Mmm. Well, I did play fourth-string center on the Eliot Junior High Huskies B team, and the first-string guys would use us as the practice team to run over and through, and I got knocked on my tailbone over and over every afternoon for 11 weeks when I was 14, and had to soak in the bathtub for an hour every night just to be able to walk the next day. Could that have anything to do with it?"
"Ya think?" was John's doctoral reply.
We played touch and flag football in shorts and T-shirts. But the blocking on the line was tough, if short of debilitating. The pros, they could still wear helmets, pads, whatever they like. The game, minus the tackling, would be just the same. Bruises, cuts, knockdowns happen.
Concussion after neck injury after broken bone? Not so much.
OK, it's an idea with no future among tackle fans, this wussie version, one that is even played coed on amateur teams worldwide. But for this fan who really only comes for the long bomb or the long run down the sidelines, it'd be a decidedly better game.
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Rock Hall arguments - ah, they're as American as a nice game of football.
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BC Volleyball Goes 1-1 on Saturday Afternoon in the BC TournamentSeptember 6, 2008
Brevard, N.C. – The Brevard College women's volleyball team went 1-1 on Saturday afternoon, as the Tornados hosted the BC Volleyball tournament in the newly renovated Boshamer Gymnasium.
The Tornados won their first match over Virginia Intermont, but fell in their second match of the day to Columbia College to go 1-1 on the day and 5-2 for the year.
In the Tornados first match of the day, BC again came out of the gates slow only to come storming back to win in three straight sets 25-16, 25-18 and 25-14 over Virginia Intermont.
Brevard took the lead for good at 10-9 on a kill by Chelsey Trojan, which sparked a 15-7 run that was capped off with a Virginia Intermont service error to win set one.
In the second set, the Tornados went back and forth with the Lady Cobras in the early stages, before a kill by junior Brooke Seaman put BC on top at 12-11.
BC pushed the lead to as high as eight at 22-14, before the Tornados put the Lady Cobras away, winning the match 25-18.
In the third and final set, the Tornados never trailed jumping out to an early 10-3 lead by way of a kill from newcomer Chelsea Larsen.
Brevard pushed the lead to 21-11 on another Larsen kill, before going on to defeat the Lady Cobras 25-14.
Seaman led the way for the Tornados, posting 11 kills and an attack percentage of .435 for the three sets. Senior setter Jami Perry added nine kills to go along with her 22 set assists. Outside hitters Larsen and Trojan had seven and six kills, respectively, while Trojan recorded five digs as well.
Libero Rebecca Schoonover had a team-high 11 digs while back-row specialist Cori Emory added seven digs.
For Virginia Intermont, outside hitter Jeanne Casagrande had a team-high nine kills, while Lacey Malone and Katie Bowles collected eight and six digs, respectively.
In the second match, the Tornados fell in three sets 25-22, 25-22 and 25-17.
BC struggled to hold on to the lead in set one, after taking an 18-15 lead and forcing a Columbia College timeout. The Fighting Koalas fought back to regain the lead at 22-21 and then held off the home team to come away with the 25-22 win.
Set two was similar to game one in that the two teams traded the lead several times throughout the match, only to have Columbia hold off the Tornados at the end.
In set three, the Tornados could not get it going and trailed the entire game, falling down 20-12 at one point late in the set. The BC comeback fell short as the Tornados were downed 25-17.
BC's Seaman had 11 kills for the match and posted an attack percentage of .500, while Trojan had 10 kills and one service ace.
Perry had nine digs to go along with her 23 set assists.
In the other matches throughout the day, Columbia College defeated Virginia Intermont College 3-0 (25-22, 25-8, 25-10) in the first match of the day. The Fighting Koalas then turned around and defeated Coker College 3-0 (25-17, 25-12, 25-22), completing the sweep of the Cobras at the BC Tournament.
In the first evening game, Coker College defeated Virginia Intermont in three straight sets 25-19, 25-11 and 25-20.
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Vladimir Panfilov came to Green River College fall 2012 for the University Transfer program. Vladimir chose to come to Green River because he wanted an international education. He is currently majoring in Economics and his dream is to transfer to the University of Pennsylvania next fall.
When I asked Vladimir what he likes most about Green River, he said, "I like the way classes are taught here. It is very different from my country. Here the same topic can be explained from many different angles and you can learn different perspectives."
"I also like the many student activities and trips that you can participate in that take you out of the school routine. Last week, for example, I went to the Arab Festival in downtown Seattle (see photo below). It was fun to see live performances, colorful costumes, try delicious Arab food, listen to music and hang out with friends."
The key to enjoying Green River College is campus involvement. Vladimir is a good example of someone who uses this bit of advice. He is currently a Senator in Student Government, works part-time in the International Programs Office, a member of the European Club, Entrepreneurship club, and Phi Theta Kappa.
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SAN BERNARDINO - With only days left until a City Council meeting some are treating as a deadline to pass a budget for the next 18 months that must be presented to bankruptcy court, council members have been meeting with administrators to fine-tune the cuts, but they expect passage Monday.
Changes to the plan - which proposes about $26million in cuts and nearly $35million in deferred payments - will improve it without compromising the major points, said Councilwoman Wendy McCammack.
"More than changes, I think there's been some clarifications that needed to be put into writing," she said, "but also there have been some suggestions made by other council members that I think needed to be incorporated into this document."
McCammack met with Interim City Manager Andrea Travis-Miller and others on Wednesday.
"I think there will be some minor adjustments - I mean minor," she said.
The pendency plan, as it's known, will serve as the city's budget during its bankruptcy - or fiscal years 2012-13 and 2013-14 - and ideas from it will be used in a filing due Nov. 30 with U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Riverside.
Judge Meredith Jury said at the city's last court hearing that she expected the plan "soon" and the city's bankruptcy attorney should have a very good idea what it contains to use in the city's filing, which will argue for narrower grounds for creditors to object that the city doesn't qualify for Chapter 9 protection and that creditors should recover all the money the city owes it.
That would be catastrophic for the city, officials say.
Mayor Pat Morris has criticized what he says is the council's tendency to tinker excessively with plans presented by city administrators, delaying and sometimes blocking changes he thinks are necessary to regain solvency in a city that filed for bankruptcy protection on Aug. 1.
But meetings about the pendency plan - a document whose passage he called "a moment of truth" - were positive, Morris said Wednesday.
"There have been constructive conversations, questions have been answered, and I'm feeling very optimistic that we'll get the job done," Morris said. "I'm remarkably optimistic that we'll get the job done on Monday."
In addition to benefit cuts, a freeze on hiring police officers and changes meant to reduce firefighter overtime, the plan reflects previously approved cuts that have shaved just over $9 million from the city's $45.8 million deficit.
But by the end of the fiscal year, after sorting out which laid-off workers are qualified to replace employees with less time and fulfilling other civil service requirements, those cuts will save almost $13.5 million, according to the plan.
Neither the City Manager's Office nor consultant Michael Busch, who prepared the plan along with Finance Director Jason Simpson and have reportedly met with several council members about modifications, returned calls about the changes.
And no comprehensive list was prepared, Morris said.
But they're mostly in areas such as slight restructuring of medical plans that will save money while giving the same benefits to employees, according to McCammack.
"We have a lot of agreement," McCammack said. "In my heart of hearts, I believe that we will have a plan passed on Monday."
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The Darla Moore School of Business' undergraduate international business program is ranked No. 1 by Bloomberg Businessweek as part of its 2013 Best Undergraduate B-Schools rankings. The business magazine released the ranking of the top 10 international business schools today (May 6).
Additional top 10 rankings for undergraduate business specialty programs will be released by the magazine during the next few weeks. The series will culminate with the publication of the complete rankings that include 124 schools.
"Our four decade long commitment to international business education enables us to offer great depth and breadth in advancing our students' understanding of the complex opportunities and risks inherent in business globally," says Dean Hildy Teegen. "We take great pride in developing such internationally adroit business leaders here at the Moore School."
The Bloomberg Businessweek 2013 Best Undergraduate B-School rankings are based in part on an online survey of undergraduate business students who ranked their experience and were asked to grade specialty programs on the letter scale A to F.
For the Moore School, the ranking is just the latest affirmation of the international business program's success. For 16 consecutive years the program has earned the No. 1 ranking in U.S. News & World Report's 2012 "America's Best Colleges Guide."
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Gregg Allman is cutting his first-ever Australian tour short. A statement from the promoter explains that just before the trek began the rocker broke his wrist, which has "unexpectedly worsened," and left Gregg in "severe pain and unable to perform."
Allman has reportedly returned to the U.S. for treatment. He skipped Monday's date in Sydney and won't be in Melbourne for Wednesday's concert, but the shows weren't cancelled. Gov't Mule and the Devon Allman Band are also on the bill, and are playing extended sets to fill the gap. Concertgoers can also opt for a refund.
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A New York Times blog post echoed the Drudge Report's distortion of a 14 year old audio recording of President Obama talking about government's role in creating a society where everybody has a shot.
Tuesday afternoon, the Drudge Report linked to an audio recording apparently taken from a 1998 conference Obama attended at Loyola University, with the headline: "I actually believe in redistribution." A post later that night on The New York Times' The Caucus blog echoed the cropped quote that Drudge highlighted:
By Tuesday afternoon, the campaign seemed to find its footing. Aides inside Mr. Romney's Boston headquarters began highlighting a video of their own: a 1998 clip showing Barack Obama, then a state senator, saying that he wanted the government to facilitate the distribution of wealth. "I actually believe in redistribution," Mr. Obama said on the tape.
Soon, Mr. Romney was on Fox News, his television comfort zone, mocking the video. Twitter lit up with Romney aides taking the president to task for his word choice.
Suddenly, the mood in the Romney camp began to perk up, ever so slightly.
But Drudge's and The Times' version of the quote left off the rest of Obama's sentence in the audio recording: "at least at a certain level to make sure that everybody's got a shot."
It also ignored the fact that Obama actually talked about both the government's role in providing services and the problems of ineffective government programs. For instance, Obama says in the audio, "[W]e do have to be innovative in thinking, what are the delivery systems that are actually effective and meet people where they live?"
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A Mt. Juliet woman was killed early Sunday in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 40 near mile marker 235.
The accident occurred at approximately 3 a.m., in the westbound lane, said Lebanon Police Chief Scott Bowen.
The victim was identified as Megan Carter, 26, of Mt. Juliet, a passenger.
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just experienced a dramatic price drop, making it the cheapest five-seater electric vehicle (EV) in the U.S. At the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn said the price of the base model 2013 Leaf has been cut by $6,400. Last year's base model went for $35,200, and now, the 2013 Leaf S will sell for $28,800 to start before a $7,500 federal tax credit (and any applicable state credit/rebate) is applied.
A couple of other Leaf models have seen a price cut as well. The Leaf SV will drop from last year's price of $35,200 to $31,820 this year. The Leaf SL is also going from $37,250 last year to $34,840 this year.
"With nearly 50,000 Leafs on the road globally, we are the leaders in zero emissions vehicles and our class-leading product just got better," said Billy Hayes, Global vice president of Leaf sales for Nissan. "From the very outset, Nissan has continuously advanced and refined the affordable zero emissions vehicle ownership experience. Now customers won't have to pay a premium for owning a green car that's really fun to drive, and that's exciting."
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The drop in prices is mainly due to the fact that Nissan has moved Leaf production from Japan to Tennessee. It also has its lithium-ion batteries and motors manufactured there. Nissan announced that it began Leaf production at a new plant in Smyrna, Tennessee last Thursday. It will build the Leaf and gasoline vehicles in this plant, while building batteries at a separate plant next door. The plant is the result of a 2010 U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) loan for $1.4 billion. According to the DOE, Nissan can build up to 150,000 Leafs and 200,000 batteries annually at the Tennessee plants
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When I first read about CSS Animation, I thought that they shouldn't be messing with the separation of logic and style. In my mind, it should be clear that logic (animation, rotation, even the alternating row styles) should be in javascript, all the styles should be in CSS, and the document structure in HTML.
One time, while working on our internal project, I thought I'd try a little
-webkit-transition-duration because I wanted the color of the links to gradually change to something else on hover. But when I hovered on our main navigation that was using a sprite image, the background scrolled from one background position to the next every time we hover on it because of the delay! It was really amusing.
CSS3 Carousel
I experimented a little bit with transition and descendant selectors
, but apparently, (browser notes below) and came up with this CSS3 carousel experiment.
p ~ p doesn't work with
:hover or
:active or
:focus very well
To do this, you should have the following markup:

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2
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It's really rather plain, it's because we'll be choosing the image using CSS' child selectors to move the image and it won't work if we enclose the links at in a div or list.
And this CSS:
img { -webkit-transition: all 5s; -o-transition: all 5s; }
.carousel { width: 500px; height: 372px; overflow: hidden; }
a.first-image:hover ~ img { margin-left: 0; }
a.second-image:hover ~ img { margin-left: -500px; }
a.third-image:hover ~ img { margin-left: -1000px; }
a.fourth-image:hover + img { margin-left: -1500px; }
New child selectors: the
~ symbol is used to select all fellow child elements, in this case, an image. If you add another image, it will be selected by this, too. The
+ sign on the other hand is to select a descendant that directly follows it. It's really exciting, go nuts! 1
Browser (in)compatibilities:
- For some reason, webkit-based browsers doesn't interpret this very well, the second and third link can't be triggered unless you hover on the fourth link first.
- Firefox interprets the child selectors perfectly but not transition because it will only be implemented in Firefox 4.
- The experiment works perfectly in Opera 10.6 and it gives me a warm fuzzy feeling inside. :D
Further Reading:
- CSS Visual Effects Specs from Webkit
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- CSS Animation from Art of Web
- Timing Function from Art of Web
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Those gathered at a Muslim Brotherhood sit-in protest camp near the mosque had expected an intervention by the security forces for several weeks. They had feared bloodshed ever since they began demanding the reinstatement of the country's Islamist president, Mohammed Morsi.
However, it still came as a surprise when the military moved into the camp with such decisive force at dawn on Wednesday, bringing the six week stand-off to a violent end.
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On the heels of her "I Knew You Were Trouble" music video release, Taylor Swift experienced quite the scare early Friday morning (December 14).
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The alleged intruder, Jacob Kulke, was arrested at 1:45 a.m. and claimed to be Miss Swift's boyfriend.
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Beach is west of the island. Next to the ferry port south of the pier walk Donsak - Koh Samui is most famous beach, one beach. A point to visit the most beautiful sunset of Koh Samui. Because the front of the beach is the location of the four islands - five islands. At the time the sun set. Can see a picture of the Sun agreement between the two central islands. Gradually lost horizon to merge with the secret sea. There is a very beautiful landscape picture. In the evening, this beach is the meeting of tourists both Thai and foreigners. During the day can also charter boats to travel to the island four - five islands. Scuba diving watch coral. Or choose to relax by fishing also.
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LMAO @ Vinnie
"A lot of guys might think I'm crazy for not wanting to (fuck Snooki)"
Really Vinnie? REALLY?!
Snookie is the Yosser Hughes of Jersey Shore!
The best was that bloke Jwow was chatting to in the club and when she started asking if he had a girlfriend his hearing suddenly went
'Do you have a girlfriend?'
'Do you have a girlfriend?'
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Brevard, N.C. - When the Brevard Tornados and the Lenoir-Rhyne Bears take the field, two things are for certain: both sides will run the ball, and quarterback play will make the difference in the game.
The script has stayed true for the last two seasons as the Tornados defeated Lenoir-Rhyne in Moretz Stadium in the 2009 season, where Michael Crumbaker found a streaking Lawrence Martin for the first score of the game, setting the tone for Brevard's first South Atlantic Conference victory in program history. Major Herron flipped the switch last season in Asheville, N.C., rushing for 108 yards and two touchdowns and passing for another 99 as the Bears dominated both sides of the ball in the 24-8 contest.
The modus operandi for both team's offenses runs through the quarterback as the Tornados and Bears both run variations of the triple option offense.
Brevard College quarterback Aaron Reese is coming off a five rushing touchdown performance as he was crowned the South Atlantic Conference Week 5 Offensive Player of the Week in the Tornados' 41-24 victory over the Tusculum Pioneers as the Tornados improved to 2-3, 1-2 in conference action, while Herron's Bears fell to North Greenville this past weekend on the road, 35-27, in Tigerville, S.C.
Brevard enters the game leading the SAC and is currently sixth in the nation in rushing yards per game, averaging 265.2 yards per game on the ground, with Reese leading the way with 76.2 yards per contest, while L-R is 27th in the nation with 211.2 yards per contest, with Herron leading the rushing efforts with 55.2 yards per game.
Lenoir-Rhyne holds the 4-1 all-time advantage over Brevard.
Brevard Players to Watch
Aaron Reese - Reese became the second BC offensive player to be named the South Atlantic Conference Offensive Player of the Week after his performance this past week against Tusculum where the quarterback set a Brevard College single game record with five rushing touchdowns. For the season, Reese leads the team in rushing with 381 yards and has given the Tornados a heightened passing attack this season as he moves up the Brevard record books as he is completing 50.0% of his passes for 373 yards and six passing touchdowns. Reese will look to continue his recent success both on the ground and in the air as the Tornados challenge a familiar foe in the Lenoir-Rhyne Bears this weekend.
Prince Simunyu - The Tornados leading tackler on the 2011 season is rapidly moving up the record books as he currently sits second all time in total tackles, solo tackles and assisted tackles. So far this season, Simunyu is second overall in the SAC in tackles per game, averaging 9.4 stops per game, and has also added 6.5 tackles for loss on the season as he broke the careeer record for tackles behind the line of scrimmage and is currently 3.5 tackles ahead of a hard-pressing Christian Lumbu with 27.5 tackles for loss. Simunyu has recorded double-digit tackles in each of the last three games and will look to stop the potent L-R rushing game led by Major Herron as the Tornados look to avenge last season's 24-8 defeat.
Lenoir-Rhyne Players to Watch
Nick Stutts - In a primary rushing offense, rarely does a wide receiver stand out, and even rarer still does that wide receiver lead the conference in receiving yards per game. However, this rarity came in the form of the Bears senior wide receiver Nick Stutts as he leads L-R with 24 catches and the SAC with 86.8 receiving yards per game. He is coming off a game in which he hauled in 10 passes for 156 yards and two touchdowns, single-handedly keeping the Bears in the contest against the Crusaders and has 1,329 yards receiving in his career. The Tornados will have to keep the receiver in check if they want the chance to spoil the L-R Bears Homecoming Game.
Demetrius Green - A 2010 First-Team All-South Atlantic Conference honoree. Finished second on the squad last season in tackles with 75 and currently leads the team with 29 stops on the season as a junior linebacker. Last season against the Tornados, Green had four tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and a sack in Asheville, N.C. and has continued to show a nose for the football as he is tied for second on the team with 3.0 tackles for loss, while leading the pass rushing efforts with 2.0 sacks and a quarterback hurry. Green will have the task of helping shadow Brevard's Aaron Reese in attempt to stop the NCAA's sixth-leading rushing attack.
Kickoff for the South Atlantic Conference game between the Tornados and the Bears is set for 2 p.m. at Moretz Stadium in Hickory, N.C.
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Brevard, N.C. – The Brevard College men's soccer team opened up their 2008 South Atlantic Conference play on Wednesday afternoon, falling to Newberry College 6-1 at the Brevard College Soccer Field.
The loss drops the Tornados to 0-4-1 on the season and 0-1 in the South Atlantic Conference, while Newberry improves to 1-3 and 1-0 in the conference.
On a very humid and overcast afternoon that saw a few drops of rain throughout the contest, the offenses of both teams came out shooting as the two teams combined to take 21 shots in the opening half.
Newberry got on the board first, as in the 13th minute of play Scott Busbee put a line-drive shot off a corner kick by Trey Boyd, past the diving BC keeper Jerry Hatsady, and into the back of the net to put Newberry up 1-0.
In the 21st minute, Newberry added a second goal when Lucas Noboa chipped the ball over the BC defense where Nathan Arroyo received the pass in front of the goal all alone and put a shot into the goal to put Newberry up 2-0.
The score would remain at 2-0 over the next 24 minutes of play, putting the score at 2-0 heading into the halftime break. For the half, the Tornados fired of 10 shots putting five of those on goal, but were unable to find the back of the net for a score.
In the second half, Newberry doubled the lead as Boyd and Debola Ogunseye scored back to back goals, Boyd's in the 62nd minute and Ogunseye's in the 63rd, to put the score at 4-0. Ogunseye scored again, this time unassisted, at the 67:23 mark to put Newberry up 5-0.
The Tornados did not give in, as freshman sensation Miika Kastarinen received a pass from Henri Erti and put a shot over the outstretched hands of Newberry goalkeeper Will Dieterich to put BC on the board and spoil the shutout for Newberry. The goal was Kastarinen's fourth on the season, which leads the Tornados.
Newberry's Ryan Fielden added a late goal off of the right side of the box to put the visitors up 6-1, which proved to be the final score at the end of the game.
BC keeper Hatsady had nine saves for the match, as he faced 26 shots for the game with 16 of those on goal.
The Tornados were outshot 26-18 for the game, with 15 of Newberry's shots coming in the second half.
Brevard will next be in action on Saturday, September 13, when the Tornados will step out of SAC play to travel to Misenheimer, N.C. to face off with the Falcons of Pfeiffer University. The first kick is slated for 2 p.m. Newberry will be in action on Saturday as well, as they will travel to USC Aiken for a 7 p.m. contest.


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Indian allotments of the Yakima Reservation as contemplated by the Act of August 1, 1914, and as set out in the terms of the agreement between the Bureau of Reclamation and the Office of Indian Affairs, approved by the Secretary of the Interior September 3, 1936, the same to be made available in amounts not to exceed $20,000 annually for forty years.
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Hurricane Odile has cut a swath through Baja, causing large amounts of flooding and disrupting travel and infrastructure. Wetpixel's friends, Solmar V are responding by providing portable water filters to those left without safe drinking water. They are seeking donations to help sustain this, please visit their Waves for Water fundraising page to assist their efforts.


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If anyone else is interested in making a at con sketch book for themselves, let me know!
I wouldn't mind swapping copies and collecting other people's work.
I should get into the habit of sketching more often...
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Taking a final bough
By Peggy Binette, firstname.lastname@example.com, 803-777-7704
The live oak across from the patio behind the Osborne Administration building will take its final bough this week. The tree, believed to be the oldest tree on campus and severely injured from a lightning strike more than five years ago, will be removed as early as Thursday (June 20) for pedestrian safety.
Tom Knowles, assistant director of landscaping and environmental services, says the tree was braced and cabled and closely monitored and cared for since the lightning strike. He says over time the cracks resulting from the lightning strike have become wider and longer. A limb measuring approximately 12 inches in diameter and 30 feet in length that fell from the tree across the walkway June 10 underscored the university's concern about safety, making the tree's removal necessary.
"We place a tremendous value on our campus trees, and we understand that people have emotional connections to trees because of the beauty and important benefits they provide for us. This live oak is perhaps the oldest tree on campus and has been a sentinel for generations that have spent time on our Horseshoe grounds," Knowles says. "The decision to remove this tree was an agonizing one but in the end must be done to protect the safety of our students, faculty, staff and visitors."
The tree, 62 inches in diameter, has three large boughs that shoot midway up from its base and are supported by braces and cables.
Knowles says plans call for planting another oak in its place. He says the replacement is expected to be a 4 inch caliper tree that would measure approximately 20 feet with a canopy of 15 feet.
USC is known for its urban forest and care of trees. It has been named as a Tree Campus USA by the Arbor Day Foundation for the past four years. In 2011, the university completed a tree inventory to ensure that the campus forest would be sustained for future generations. More than 3,700 trees have been added in past 10 years, with 1,200 trees added in 2012. Today, more than 90 different species of trees are part of Carolina's urban forest.
Knowles says the removal of the live oak will take up to four days. The rings will be counted to determine the tree's approximate age, and discussions are underway for how the wood will be used.
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min, max: getting the minimum and maximum values of a list( categories: functions )
There are no perl built-in functions to get the numerical minimum or maximum of a set of values, but those functions are defined in the standard module List::Util.
Please notice that, by default, List::Util does not export any function, so you have to explicitly declare them like in the following example:
use List::Util qw(min max);
@list = (10, 20, 35, 4, -2);
print 'The minimum value is: ', min(@list);
sort: ordering by multiple columns( categories: functions )
Sometimes you need to sort your data by multiple columns (for example, sorting a user list by age and then by last name).
If the fields you want to compare don't need any kind of processing then just put all the comparisons together (ordered by importance), separated by '||':
#-- order by age (oldest first) and the by last name
@ordered_users = sort { $b->age <=> $a->age || $a->last cmp $b->last } @users;
In case you need to do some computation to obtain the fields you want to order by, then it's better to precompute the fields first and then do the sort, otherwise your sort routine could potentially be quite inefficient.
length: return the number of characters of a string( categories: string | functions )
Use the length function to get the number of characters of a string. Special characters, such as new line (\n) and carriage return (\r) are also included in the length calculation.
Please notice that this function works on scalar variables, you can't use it to get the number of elements of an array or a hash.
$line = "perl test line\n";
print "\$line has " . length($line) . " lines\n";
wantarray: return different values depending of context( categories: functions )
Several standard perl functions return different values depending of the context these functions are called.
For example, localtime() returns a string of the form "Wed Nov 15 11:10:36 2006" when called in a scalar context; in a list context it returns a 9-element like this: (10 46 11 15 10 106 3 318 1).
To implement the same behaviour in custom made subroutines, use the function wantarray().
wantarray() returns true if the context of the currently executing subroutine is a list context, returns false in a scalar context and returns undefined in a void context.
split: removing empty leading spaces( categories: functions )
By default, split keeps empty leading fields. To remove them, use the following:
@list = grep length, split /PATTERN/, $string;
$string = ",,,fourth,fifth";
#-- list with 5 elements
@list_with_leading_empty = split /,/, $string;
print "Number of fields: " . scalar @list_with_leading_empty . "\n";
#-- list with 2 elements
@list_without_leading_empty = grep length, split /,/, $string;
print "Number of fields: " . scalar @list_without_leading_empty . "\n";


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I think the addition of milk and food coloring caused your white chocolate to seize. This happens when an improper amount of moisture comes into contact with chocolate. For molding candies, you don't want to add any liquid to melted chocolate. The chocolate should be melted on it's own. White chocolate can be colored with oil-based food colorings, like Wilton's Candy Colors, but not with water-based food colors, which are much more common. Water-based colors will add moisture to the chocolate and make it seize up.


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Your message has been sent back through time to the BT2 developers, thank you
I know this may be a day late and a dollar short, but I thought I would ask anyway:
If the BT4 beta hasn't been closed to additional software, would you consider including the following programs:
- pykismetearth.py (creates .kml files from kismet logs)
- kismettoolsuite (merges multiple kismet logs into single larger logs)
- kismet-log-viewer (creates html pages of kismet logs separated by node)
(this tool requires the addition of XML::LibXML and a few other perl dependencies)
- chaosreader (reads pcap files and recreates sessions found within such as mail, ftp, http, jpg, and so on)
- tcpsplit (splits large pcap files into smaller chunks. Is session aware so it doesn't split in the middle of a session)
Thank you for your consideration.
Your message has been sent back through time to the BT2 developers, thank you
I was only poking fun at the forum you posted in (BT2 instead of BT4).
On the topic of old tools being great, I particularly like Ranish partition manager... I still use it today in 2009
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