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Radiologist Salary in Utah
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Radiology retains its spot among the three highest paid medical specialties, according to the annual Medscape Physician Compensation Report. Topping the list were orthopedists, cardiologists, radiologists, gastroenterologists, and urologists. A radiologist salary is even higher for those who choose a subspecialty like radiation oncology or ultrasonography. About 16% of radiologists earn $500,000 or more; about 8% earn $100,000 or less.
Do Men or Women Earn More?
According to Medscape, there's still a large pay gap between full-time male and female physicians, regardless of specialty. Overall, male physicians earn 30% more than their female counterparts. In radiology, however, that gap is 16.5%, less than in many other specialties.
Radiologist Compensation by Geographical Region
Radiologists in the southwest, with the highest compensation (a mean of $407,000 in 2012), earn 30% more ($94,000) than their colleagues in the north central region, with the lowest compensation (a mean of $313,000 in 2012).
The employment outlook for radiologists is bright. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says demand for all physicians, including radiologists, will grow 24 percent through 2020.
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The second consortium will focus on writing grants from the perspective of experienced peers, and will feature a keynote message from Mission Increase Foundation's Amy Karjala. There will also be opportunities for large and small group discussion. The large group discussion will be facilitated by Multnomah's Director of Development Ray Keen, CFRE. Participants are encouraged to bring a current project to discuss during this time.
The first Faith Based Grant Writing Consortium took place on Wednesday, October 8, 2008. Over fifty people, representing forty-nine non-profits within the northwest, attended the meeting, which received overwhelmingly positive feedback. Of those who participated in a written evaluation of the event, 90% said that they would recommend it to others. Juli Knofer, Executive Assistant for Eternal Impact, greatly appreciated the table discussion, which allowed participants to apply the information they were learning through discussion with other grant writers.
Multnomah University's former Grant and Research Specialist Ryan Doughty approached Mission Increase Foundation's president, David Farquhar, about the need for a venue at which faith-based non-profits could discuss the unique challenges of the broader foundation market. What followed was a five-month discussion and planning process. Doughty and Farquhar also discovered a common vision for promoting peer networking amongst grant writers, allowing them to benefit from one another's knowledge and experience.
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The Graduate Theory Placement exam determines if incoming graduate students need to take a music theory review course before beginning their graduate theory coursework.
For spring 2014, the examination will take place on Thur., Jan. 16, 4 p.m. in HFA Room 224
The following regulations about the Graduate Placement test can be found in the Graduate Handbook:
- Prior to registration, all graduate students must take placement examinations in music theory, and aural skills/sight-singing, regardless of their area of concentration.
- Passing scores on these exams, or passing grades in the appropriate review courses ('B' or higher) are required before students may enroll in graduate level theory courses.
- Course credit associated with review courses will not be applied towards the degree.
- Students who show deficiencies in the test will be required to register for the appropriate review course (MUS 602, 604).
- Students may not retake placement exams or take them later than the first semester of matriculation.
- UNLV students are not exempt from taking the exams.
- Students must take the exam at the designated time; no make-up examinations will be given. Students who do not take the exam at the scheduled time must complete the review courses before enrolling in any other music history or music theory courses.
The Graduate Music Theory Placement Examination includes:
- 4-part writing: harmonization of soprano or bass cantus firmus including the use of secondary dominants, diatonic modulation, augmented sixths, and Neapolitan sixth.
- Figured bass realization including the use of secondary dominants, diatonic modulation, augmented sixths, and Neapolitan sixth.
- Harmonic analysis of Bach chorales
- Harmonic and formal analysis of music from the 18th and 19th Century
- Recognition of scales, intervals, triads in root position and inversions, and seventh chords in root position and inversions.
- Melodic dictation (1 or 2 voices) of diatonic and chromatic melodies, and rhythmic dictation (1 or 2 voices) in simple, compound and irregular meters, including syncopation and tuplets.
- Aural analysis of harmonic progressions, including secondary dominants, diatonic modulations, augmented sixths, and Neapolitan sixths
- Sight-singing of diatonic, chromatic, or atonal melodies in treble, alto, tenor, or bass clef
Suggested bibliography:
- Burkhart, Charles. Anthology for Musical Analysis. Belmont, CA: Schirmer Cengage Learning, 2008.
- Hall, Anne Carothers, Studying Rhythm. New Jersey: Pearson, 2011.
- Green, Douglas M. Form in Tonal Music: An Introduction to Analysis. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1979.
- Kostka, Stefan and Dorothy Payne. Tonal Harmony with and Introduction to Twentieth-Century Music. Boston: McGraw Hill, 2008.
- Ottman, Robert W., and Nancy Rogers. Music for Sight Singing. Boston: Prentice Hall, 2011.


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.s <r PIERZ JOURNAL VOL. 7. PIERZ, MORRISOI^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ NO. IT. j: O'Donnell, one of the speakers at the National Convention of the Friends of Peace, offered one of the prettiest solutions for the spending of this money and based his solution on actual facts, which, if carried out, would have been a real, humanitarian act. Mr. O'Donnell, as an advocate of Peace, and a friend of Humanity, suggested that the entire world today knows that "The Irish of Ireland" have been mistreated, abused and down-trodden people under British rule, for more than a century. The world knows and even the enemies of -the Central powers will admit, that Belgium would never suffer the cruelties or equal cruelties under German rule that have been laden upon the citizens of Ireland. Knowing this, it is Mr. O'Donnell's idea that Mr. Wan- namaker's money should be spent in the purchase if Ireland, to give her the independence and freedom she seeks, as in this way, were Mr. Wannamaker sincere, he would be fulfilling his pro-British desire, besides accomplishing something in the name of humanity and would at least be helping to re-fill the now almost empty treasuries of Great Britian. Speaking of the empty treasuries of one of those nations brings the now pending loan proposition to my mind. It was only on Sept. 26, 1914, that Our Honorable President saw fit to issue a proclamation Jlo the people of this country, in which he asked that all American citizens utilize Sunday, October 4, as a day of prayer, and that they pray for the cessation of hostilities in Europe. I can picture, and can well imagine and basing mjy imagination upon later acts of the President, how he. our worthy President, lifted high his left hand in prayer to the Almighty, and in the name of Humanity, and everything else that he mentioned in his proclamation while he signaled with his right hand, to the manufacturers of death-dealing instruments, that they would be allowed to resume the production of the instruments of slaughter on Monday morning. This, gentl'emen, I call hypocrisy of the highest and rankest type. I don't believe now, and I never will believe, that the great American people ever wanted, or ever intended, that we should produce arms and ammunitions in such a quantity that it should become a factor towards a decision of war between a white people, or between nations that had been recognized, as having attained the height of civilization. The question before you today is—Do you people of the United States approve of a policy which encourages the manufacture within our territory, and permits the shipment from our shores, of weapons for the wholesale murder of fellowmen? Are the ministers of Christ's religion content to lie silent, while great corporations create and send by tile shipload to the battlefields of Europe explosive engines for maiming and slaughtering human flesh, for defacing, dis-membering and destroying the human body, which the Christian religion teaches the Saviour of Alan consecrated by assuming and which the Holy Spirit sanctifies by His indwelling? Are we, as American people, justified, or are we, as American people, even grateful to those people who helped us in the great hour of need during the Civil war? § Have we forgotten the deeds of such great men as Major Henry Batz, of the 26th Wisconsin Regiment, Major Louis Bencke of the 49th Missouri Regiment, Major P. A. Blucher of the 32nd Indiana Regiment, Major Emil Frey of the 82nd Illinois Regiment, Major George Haake of the 52nd New York Regiment, and last, but not least, the great General Stauben of tlie 68th New York Regiment, and four hundred and sixty- one other German army officers, who came to this country to fight for us, and in many instances, gave up their lives for this, our country, while, on the other hand. Great Britian was furnishing the South with arms, ammunition, prestige and money? Have we forgotten that our great Northern army made up of one million six hundred and sixty thousand born Americans while only thirty-eight thousand two Hundred and fifty-one English and Scotch, and only twenty-two thousand six hundred and ninety-five Canadians, while there were in our ranks one hundred eighteen thousand and four hundred and two American citizens born in Germany? Are we to continue to be so ungrateful to the memory of these one hundred and eighteen thousand four hundred and two German born Americans all of whom were willing to give up their lives in behalf of this country" Are we not returning to the blood of that vast German American army, a thanks loaded with shot, shell and shrapnell? Are our people so ungrateful that they cannot remember the deeds of those men, or are our people so forgetful that they have forgotten the abuse of England prior to 1776 or prior to 1812, and have we forgotten the amount of blood that was spilled in the ranks of the Union soldiers with Britisn money and ammunition furnished the Confederate states? I say that, irrespective of what our President of the United States may think or do, tti3 hearts of the majority of the American citizens, irrespective of what hyphen they may carry, are located in the body of one who is a believer in that Commandment "Thou Shalt Not Kill." Many people are of the opinion that those financiers of Wall Street, who own factories, that, prior to the outbreak of the war, were producing a product, of the non-death dealing kind, are limiting their profits only to the actual dollar and cent returns on the production of ammunition. This, my friends, is wholly wrong, as, it is a known fact lhat one of the Kings of the steel industry, who, prior to the war, counted his shares of stock by the tens of thousands of shares, today only holds eighty thousand dollars' worth of the same stock figuring the shares at par. This Wall Street looter has unloaded his stock on the American people at prices ranging from $300.00 to $325.00 per share, and, has openly boasted in one of the Eastern clubs, that after the cessation of hostilities, he would repurchase his old stock, at the old figure, at its old value, namely that of $36.00 per share. In other words, the poor, unsophiscated, but daring money-mad American citizen is to be held for the difference between $325.00 or more and that of $36.00 per shave. These same leeches of American wealth attempted only recently to loan the Allied government, a billion dollars in real money, not theirs, mind you. and vet without security. Fellow citizens, "we stand before the bar of God's justice". We shall yet stand before the bar of human history" accused of selling our proclaimed virtues for the wickedest money there is. for "the price of innocent blood", and. as surely as the justice of God exists, so surely shall we be found guilty before the bar of history, and before "the throne of heaven", if we continue to take this wicked money, this infamous price of innocent blood, "this bride of a .Indus." Continued on last page. Address Delivered in Parochial School Last Sunday By Arno L. Peterson "A man can more easily burn down his own house, than get rid of his prejudice." The word Prejudice means, pre-judgment, or, to use a dictionary definition, a bias or leaning favorable or unfavorable without reason or for some other reason than justice. It having become customary due to press prejudice, among speakers addressing a people in behalf of any such topic as Embargo or even Peace, to notify any and all representatives of the press from the speaker's platform that, should they desire to quote any portion or part of his, .the speaker's, utterances, the speaker is prepared to furnish these unreliable gentlemen of the press with typewritten copy of his entire talk or address of today. Not. only are we, those who have given our time to the cause of Peace and Humanity, compelled to start our talks in this manner but we are compelled by the wilful, the deliberate, the designed and the intentional misrepresentations of what is known in this country as the subsidized British Press to read our entire address. Many speakers undoubtedly have addressed many or all of you on this great and all-absorbing topic, "The European War." I, however, have not come to say who started the war, or why it Was started, or whether it wad started or why it should continue. I have come as a representative of the American Embargo Conference to call on you good citizens to help the three million eight hundred thousand members of this Conference in bringing about such action as might tend to bring this great tiluropean slaughter to a more rapid end. For those people and for those citizens ot this country who are believers in the commandment, "Thou Shalt Not Kill," and to those only do I appeal, not only for their moral support, but if necessary, for their support at the polls during the next Minnesota election. I am not a resident of your state, not a person seeking office through your votes, so can talk more plainly than could one of Minnesota's own sons. I have neither political hankering nor desire, would not take or hold a political position if it were offered, as our God only knows that in the work which I am now doing, I have come acress some of the most miserable, the most worthless and "some of the most despicable acts ever performed by man, and these acts were performed by politicians. Tiiose of you who have bee nchristened "Hyphenated Americans" by no lesser personages than the men holding the most honored position that we, the citizens of these United States, can offer man, namely, that of President, and by such being as our ignoble ex-president. Theodore Roosevelt, can more readily understand my statement, when I tell you the American Embargo Conference has taken upon itself a work which cannot be measured due to its magnitude, a work which cannot be measured in dollars and cents, and even though we Mil know that J. Pierpont Morgan and equal Wall I Street gangsters have their vaults crowded to the overflowing with the gold made at the expense of those poor women and children who have been made widows and orphans by shot and shell built with American capital, American brain and American brawn. Only in the October number of the Metropolitan Magazine, under the headline of "International Duty and Hyphenated Americanism," did Theodore Roosevelt unsheath his shameful pen and say: "Every man or woman who has clamored for peace, without daring to say that peace would be a crime, unless Belgium was restored to her own people, and the repetition of such wrong doing as that from which she has suffered provided against has served the 'Devil and not the Lord.' Every man or woman who, in the name of peace, now advocates the refusal on the part of the United States to furnish arms and munitions of war to those nations who have had the manliness to fight for the redressing of Belgium's wrongs, is serving the 'Devil and not the Lord.' " I will venture the statement that Theodore Roosevelt blushed with hypocrisy when he wrote those lines. The first thing most of us hear is, "The wrongs committed against Belgium" or "The poor Belgians." Let poor Belgium explain to the world why she built all her interior fortifications or those fortifications which were not protecting her from the ocean side on the frontiers facing Germany. If Belgium needed military protection against invasion, why then didn't she build her fortifications or an equal amount of fortifications on the frontier of France? Has the history of France proven her as being a nation wholly and solely opposed to expansion or to the extension of her territorial possessions? Let us think back to the spring of 1910, when the French commissioner sat in the convention at Aigeciers, Spain, and signed a treaty whereby France gained territory in Northern Africa. Did that act bolster up and give Belgium the impression that France was not looking for an outlet for her surplus people, and was not looking for an outlet of the products of industrial France? I say "no." ■"■■ Why were the British soldiers who were captured during the first thirty days of this war provided with war maps of Belgium, and war time tables of the Belgium railroads, all of which were printed in the City of PorfSmouth, England, and were printed by the British Admiralty, in the year of 1906? "Poor Belgium," is the cry of the unsophisticated and uneducated "Alli-Hy- phenated" American, who has neither studied European history nor the people of Europe. "Poor Belgium," was also the cry of John Wannamaker, the Merchant Prince of this country, in fact, was cried by him during one of his pro-alli spasms to such an extent that he suggested that the American people buy entire Belgium for somewhere in the neighborhood of the small sum of one hundred billion dollars, and that we be generous enough to allow Belgium its own time in re-imbursing the American people for the purchase price. 1 have oftentimes wondered whether Mr. Wannamaker in his pro-British excitement entirely overlooked or forgot that he might have to go to Emporer William for the deed, and that Emporer William might refuse to turn it over until Mr. Wannamaker saw fit to deliver the money. I only wonder whether Mr. Wannamaker ever thought what the result and the outcome of this war would be, had Emporer William been furnished with a war chest containing one hundred billion dollars. G VI.Ll'.Y TWO \ir. Wannamaker. however, made his suggestion in the name of Humanity or under that guise. 1 say, that had Mr. Wannamaker wanted to do something in the name of Humanity, that Mr. James Fair Lunches Net Over $250 Tbe board of women managers of tbe Morrison county fair netted between S'i.'n) and $300 at this year's fair from lunches served by them at the grounds during tbe four days. The gross receipts were approximately S400, but expenses must be paid out of this. Tbe money is to be used to finish paying for tbe women's building. Tbe cost of tbe building is not definitely known, as all the bills have not been received, but the managers hope that S900 will cover it. They bad secured a- bout $600 before from various entertainments and a ''tagday." Signs Of Growth In Butter Making That Minnesota is growing towards higher rank in butter- production is shown by tbe fact that the demand for competent creamery managers is difficult to meet. Several creameries last year had great difficulty in securing good men even at liberal salaries. Tbe department of agriculture of the University of Minnesota University Farm, St. Paul, is keeping in touch with the demand through its dairy school held every year under the supervision of the dairy and animal husbandry division. Through the same agency it is endeavoring to meet the demand. The school will open this year on November sth and close December 4th. lt will offer cours es in tbe making of butter and cheese; also a course - in advanced creamery work, to tit experienced men lo be better operators of large plants. Grain Saved By FeedingFloors Those wbo have used feeding floors for their hoys, have found them to be good grain-savers, i and concrete feeding-floors are coming into favor. Such a floor should be 6 inches thick-, and, if not laid against the barnyard pavement, should have a curl) extending from 12 to 18 inches below the surface of the ground. This will prevent the hogs from rooting under the tloor. The floor should slope slightly toward one corner in order to carry off rain, or water used in washing. A rim around the outside edge will prevent grain from being pu-hed off into the mud. Locals of Pierz And Vicinity The Genola potato warehouse opened last Monday. I J. H. Yanloou of Little Fall put up lightning rods here Monday. The town board of Pierz will meet in the village hall. Tuesday, October 12th, at 1 o'clock p. m. Prairie chicken hunting is a thing of the past for this year; duck hunting is on the go now. Miss Helen Younk returned Mra Gci.trU(il. |; Ahofor from Royalton lastThursday. Uu, past 1:;viMrs hasbeen ,, after several days' sojourn witb ber son Adam, died there on business^, |d;iy morning at tne Lucille Love, the 30 reel Ber 86 years. Burial will tab ial, now running«U<'aust'&Operarin Lastrup tomorrow (Friday) 1 Attention! Those who wish to sign embargo cards can do so at P. A. Hart- mann's. F. X. Virnig's, Pierz, F. O. Bolster's, Genola, Brandl Bros., Buckman, John P. Virnig's, Lastrup. Sign these cards as soon as possible so that they can be turned in to headquarters at Chicago before Congress meets. Mrs. Becker Dead, house. ,at '.l o'clock. Decision By Att'y Gen. Smith- St. Paul, Sept. -29.—Attorney General Smith decided that under county option the limits of dry counties extend only to tbe county lines and not one-half mile beyond as in local option. HILLMAN Miss Caroline Suilift Marie Drews and Ben Drews visited at Arba Waller's last Thur.-. ing. Those ai Pierz Friday wero Tracy Waller, Mrs. Benton and son Donald. Mis<e- Anna Opalinsky and Caroline Suiliff spent Sunday afternoon and evening at the Aug. Drsws home. Miss Julia Leigh, who has been visiting at the Love home. left Monday (or Moose Lake where obi join her mother enroute for Dora Lake. Minn. Messrs Geo. and Harry Mi'.ler called at R. C. Bethel's la.i Friday evening. Jos. Duerbeck left Monday; morning for a trip through North and South Dakota in the interest of tho St.Joseph's Blatt F. J. Grilhride his wife and children visited with friends and relatives in Minneapolis last week. Little Falls News (From Transcript.) Congressman C. A. Lindl left Friday night lor Minne lis and left Saturday from there I for Washing lere be will remain for the opening Igress in December. Mr. land Martin Lodermeier of Spring bt - i<> Washh irly Hill has takes the position tbia year, so as to be eaablei of buttermaker helper in the get the work which he wis to bring the next > is in shape before the session Farmers' creamery. MathRuppert of Richmond,: representing "DerWanderer" of St. Paul, is here in the interest of that paper. J. I). Duffy of St. Cloud Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stoll aid Reinbard Stoll of Piers motto Little Kills Kiin , Mrs.Stoll remained overSui W!,s '" I'i,M7' ;| r'' ,?d the other* returned < week tuning organs and re- t.vt.n]l],r pairing sewing machines. Arthur Reynolds, who went Nick F. Langer and wile to Royalton Friday night for a of Brainerd were over 8un- vi8itl slipped as he stepped ofl day visitors with his parents, lh(. rrain t,,,.,.,. and " Mr. and Mrs. John P. Langer his kn,". ,,,. waa in LilU,.|. in Agram. Saturday for medical treatment, Frank Macho and Andrew returning to Royalton in the Virnig left last Friday for:aftenio°n. St. Cloud, where they will take a short course in the business college. Karl Vogel of Meiers Grove spent the first days of the week at Lastrup. He was looking the territory over as a location for a harness shop. Miss Mary Berg, who has been employed in Duluth for several i noli liis ret u ni ed home last Saturday for a short visit with her parents. She will soon return to Duluth accompanied by her sister Katie. County Auditor McNairy, County Attorney Etosenmeier, Clerk of Court Stoll andSher- iff Felix of Little Falls motored to Buckman town last week Wednesday morning to attend the St.Michaels church picnic. Wenzel Muenzh uber. for the last M months erupt as helper in the Farmers* creamery, left last Saturday for a few days' visit witli his brother at Klrosa. Upon his- return he will work in the Little Rock cream* An automobile tip] i four miles south of Little Falls Tuesday evening, when it ran off the road. The fell on : a and the aped without injury aud the machine was uot damaged much. The car was owned in LittleFalls. inty Attorn enmeier went to St Paul last Thursday night on busii ted with the $25,00 o bun I issue which will be made b, the count take up a si miliar amount is In l- GENERAL MARKET REPORTS. Grain and Produce Harket Report. 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Trace Adkins talks ice cream, 'Celebrity Apprentice' & music
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(99.1 WQIK) - For the second time, Trace Adkins is in the finals on Celebrity Apprentice.
This time, he is up against illusionist Penn Jillette, as Trace tries to raise money for his charity, the American Red Cross, and be declared the winner of Celebrity Apprentice. The finale airs this Sunday on NBC, and Trace talked to the Big Show on Jacksonville's Country 99.1 WQIK, about how fans can help him win the show.
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Bake and cool a 2-layer round cake. Stack cooled cake layers using buttercream icing or another favorite filling between layers. Place on a foil-wrapped cake circle.
Spatula ice cake smooth with ivory buttercream icing. Imprint cake top with flower cookie cutter. Imprint cake sides with medium flower Cut-outs.
For cake top flowers, outline petals with 16 lines in orange, violet and rose. Fill in petals with tip 16 matching color stars. Add tip 16 outline stems and leaves. Make cake side flowers in same way using tip 13. For all flower centers, add tip 16 star tip centers. Add tip 2D ivory bottom border.


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Licence Reinstatement Program
(AP) Ohio's Bureau of Motor Vehicles says more than 10,000 suspended drivers have had their licenses reinstated through a new fee payment plan.
A spokeswoman says more than 11,000 people have enrolled since the program launched more than six months ago. The goal was to get drivers legally back on the road, and possibly back to work, more quickly.
The plan allows participants to pay reinstatement fees in monthly installments and legally resume driving in the meantime. Roughly 500,000 suspended drivers were eligible.
It applies to drivers whose only remaining reinstatement requirement is $150 or more in outstanding fees. Those with court-ordered pending suspensions aren't eligible.
The BMV says it is difficult to track total fees collected through the plan so far because some people exceed the minimum $50 monthly payment.


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They say anyone can make music these days, so we asked RA's Hannah Briley to enroll in an online course at Point Blank and document the trials and tribulations of her 12-week crash course in Logic.
With his hit record firmly in the past, RA talks to the Edinburgh-based producer about living in Scotland, playing at Berghain and making UK Funky.
Sweden's southernmost house and techno label gets a look in from RA's Christine Kakaire.
RA goes out in search of all that shines in the world of festivals this month.
In advance of his appearance at Italy's Club to Club, we catch up with Sascha Ring to talk about the struggle that went into his new album, and using depression as motivation.


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Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf K-Cups will be available as "premium" offerings in several channels in the U.S. beginning in spring 2014.
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, founded in 1963, is widely regarded as the oldest privately held specialty coffee and tea retailer in the U.S. The company says it selects only the top 1% of Arabica beans and premium hand-plucked, whole-leaf teas through its relationships with private coffee farms and tea estates around the world.
There are more than 900 Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf specialty coffee shops in some 30 countries. Its products are also available in grocery stores, restaurants and offices, as well as in conjunction with its own CBTL single-serve beverage system.


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Discussion in 'Off-topic Zone' started by Sam I Am, Oct 19, 2011.
Looks like some of our users
That looked like my Mom's computer at one time.
Every time she asked me to look at her computer and see why her internet was running slow I would find a couple of those on her browser, that and her apparent refusal to use anything but IE.
So she got tired of me telling her to stop installing tool bars. And of course that meant either paying attention to games she installs, screen savers or other programs she would install that had free tool bars with them.
On the IE front.
She had grown used to clicking on the IE icon that was on the quick launch bar. I deleted that one off and put a google chrome icon there. She now uses google chrome..she does not add the tool bars IF she downloads and installs stuff and magically her computer and internet runs so much better.:laugh1:
I had a friend years ago call me to tell me he needed my advice on buying a larger monitor. During my conversation, he kept saying, "How tall is it?" Now I was thinking he was trying to fit it into a computer desk/cabinet and had limited space or maybe had a shelf that was above his computer desk. So I asked him what monitor size he wanted and he said, "As tall as possible." I asked him what he mainly did, he said surf the web. I asked him if he had eye trouble, he said no. Finally, I asked why he needed such a large monitor for just surfing and he said he needed more room on the screen because he could hardly see the web pages.
I run by there one afternoon thinking he had reset his desktop resolution to something like 800x600 which was limiting his space. When I got there, I was stunned to see that he had about 8 toolbars installed. I asked him why he had so many and he said because he visits all of those sites. I informed him he could use those sites without the toolbars and he was stunned.
Never assume anything with anyone when it comes to computers
Sounds familiar
We have one lady that has such bad eye sight she has a 23 inch monitor running at 800 x 600 and she still has to get up close to the monitor.
Just cuz of the signature line, ya know.
nice... and if you didn't see the post a while back (and probably didn't) -your sig is awesome!
Imagine this shark coming at you while you are scuba diving
Appreciate it.
Girlfriend during foreplay
why have i been looking at the image for 5 minutes and just noticed that she was playing with the door stop?
There's a door stop?
Image below is time oriented. If you are looking near the time I post this. It's Hurricane Sandy. (ie, all blocks are white. Basically 48 hours of cloudy skies)
The new mod workout program
Doesn't Bob, Jobby and Sarge look FAB


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Here is a fiction debut that is cause for celebration. Growing up in a family that valued the art of storytelling and the power of oral history, Thomas Steinbeck now follows in his father's footsteps with a brilliant story collection.
Down to a Soundless Sea resonates with the rich history and culture of California, recalling vivid details of life in Monterey County from the turn of the century through the 1930s. Steinbeck accomplishes an amazing feat: His stories have the feel of classic literature, but his haunting voice, forceful narrative drive, and dazzling imagery are unmistakably his own.
In seven stories, Steinbeck traces the fates and dreams of an eccentric cast of characters, from sailors and ranchers to doctors and immigrants―as each struggles to carve out a living in the often inhospitable environment of rocky cliffs, crashing surf, and rough patches of land along the California coast.
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"Thomas Steinbeck writes with grace, authority, and passion. If John Steinbeck were my father, I would not have the courage to write a laundry list or a letter to the editor. But Thomas Steinbeck inherited his father's great love of story. It is a grand thing to have a Steinbeck back in American letters."
"These tough, unsparing stories are written as if they were lived, not imagined, by their author. Thomas Steinbeck has found his own voice and he exults in the sound of it. This is authentic, honest American writing. The kind of writing a father would be proud of."
"Thomas Steinbeck's stories breathe vivid new life into nineteenth-century California, and bring to mind the pleasures of such writers as Hamlin Garland, Jack London, and Stephen Crane. This is a splendidly assured and convincing debut."
Author of the National Book Award Finalist Among the Missing
Thomas Steinbeck began his career on the 1960s as a motion picture cinematographer and photojournalist in Vietnam. He serves on the board of the Board of Directors of The Stella Adler Theater and The National Steinbeck Center. He has written numerous dramatic adaptations of his father's work as well as a number of original documentaries. Thomas Steinbeck lives on the central coast of California with his wife.
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Keith Urban announces Country Music Hall benefit
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Keith Urban is once again raising money for Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. And he's tapped a number of stars to help him with his efforts.
Vince Gill will again co-host the event, which this year carries a "Songtellers" theme." Carrie Underwood, Reba McEntire, and Lee Ann Womack are on board for the show, along with Brantley Gilbert, Kacey Musgraves, Kip Moore, and others. Each performer will play one of their own songs along with a classic country tune, and tell personal stories about the songs.
Urban will stage his fifth annual "We're All 4 The Hall" benefit at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on May 6th. Tickets go on sale April 4th. With his previous four events Urban has raised over $2 million for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Residents of Sadat Street said any time someone hangs a poster of a candidate other than Shafiq, it gets torn down.
As a footnote, the Devil's team said Sadat would have been far more unpredictable and prone to drastic action.
Sadat understood that, conveyed convincingly that he did, and Menachem Begin responded in kind.
The plot to kill Sadat sought to unravel the peace he had made with Israel.
While the population has doubled since Sadat died, the number of prisons has quadrupled.
Only then would I understand that Sadat was a contemporary version of these perennial enemies of the Jewish people.
When Sadat held a referendum on the peace treaty, the majority voted for the peace treaty, not against it.
He has not advanced the peace process one inch beyond what President Sadat did back in 1981.
In his memoir, Kissinger claims that Sadat made the decision to go to war more than a year prior, in the summer of 1972.
By Europeans he is called simply the Sheykh (the word means chief) es Sadat.


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FEDSIM Awards $51.8 Million Information Technology Task Order to SRA Corporation
October 25, 1996
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GSA's Federal Systems Integration and Management Center (FEDSIM), a program of the Federal Telecommunications Service (FTS), has awarded a task order with an estimated value of $51.8 million to SRA International using the FEDSIM Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracting vehicle. This action was undertaken in support of an interagency agreement with the US Naval Shipyard, Puget Sound, WA., to assist in meeting the shipyard's network and software engineering requirements
FEDSIM's team of contracting and information technology professionals worked closely with the Navy in the development of their technical specifications, procurement documentation, and project deliverables. Using FEDSIM's innovative MAIQ contracting vehicle, the US Naval Shipyard project was awarded in less than 9 weeks with a 40% reduction in overall procurement costs. Industry costs to compete for this task, although not readily quantifiable, were also reduced significantly.
FEDSIM is supporting the communications environment at PSNSY consisting of 30 routers, 200 concentrators, 8 miles of fiber optic cable and 150 miles of copper cabling which supports over 6,000 workstations and 200 servers. This equipment is installed in a campus consisting of 93 buildings spread over 1,300 acres. Additionally, Wide Area Network services are provided to multiple remote sites (Boston Planning Yard, Mare Island, Alemeda, and Subase Bangor) supported by the PSNSY Information Resource Management function.
FEDSIM is also providing Software Engineering support to the Shipyard's Advanced Industrial Management (AIM) Program. AIM is a broad-based initiative that changes industrial organizations and business processes in which information systems individually and collectively are in a supporting role. The AIM program has defined a technology architecture based on Open Systems Environment (OSE) consistent with Government standards. The AIM technology architecture is the driving force in the migration of the Material Management (MM) System and the Decision Support System.
The Material Management System is an online system consisting of approximately two hundred (200) on-line Transaction Processing Application Programs (TPAPS) and one hundred eighty (180) batch programs. The MM System applications are undergoing a Reverse Engineering Process using PACREVERSE from CGI Systems. When complete, it will have all source code and meta data contained in a single CASE repository on the HP 9000.
FEDSIM will also conduct security reviews, update cable plants, and assist PSNSY in supporting other shipyard requirements as necessary over the next five years.
FEDSIM will conduct independent source of full scope, cradle to grave technical and managerial expertise for all of their IT needs. For further information, please contact Marc Santini at (703) 756-6905 or by Internet adress firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Enough of the doom already
A couple of weeks ago, a blogger at ReadWriteWeb wrote about the demise of Mozilla and Firefox, claiming that the loss of market share and lack of availability on mobile devices — and the departure of Google sponsorship — could lead to Mozilla's downfall.
Like lemmings, other tech commentators followed along with the same message: Firefox? Stick a fork in it.
Last week, Hewlett-Packard decided to give WebOS its freedom. Apparently, they let it into the FOSS wild without as much as a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. But HP's intention, I hope, is that they'd like developers to flock to it and help this Linux-based operating system achieve its true potential.
Cue the lemmings again: Most of those providing the tech commentary around this development in opening WebOS have been tripping over themselves to strangle WebOS in the proverbial cradle. Or, as they say in sports circles, they're risking injury by jumping on the bandwagon.
But while some tech commentators are locked in a battle to the death to see which of them can bury both Mozilla and WebOS — especially WebOS — the deepest, allow me to point out something they might have overlooked: Firefox is still going strong, despite losing market share (and, were I a gambling man, I'd bet that Google stays the course with Mozilla sponsorship despite having their own browser) AND, under better conditions than are currently available to it (and conditions that can be altered and goals achieved), WebOS might just have a shot surviving in the FOSS wilderness as a sort of Davy Crockett of Linux.
You know, kids: Davy Crockett. King of the wild frontier? OK, look him up on Wikipedia.
In any case, I'm going to let Joe "Zonker" Brockmeier drive here, explaining why Mozilla is not on the way out. Brockmeier concludes in his post:
"Even if Firefox remains third in the market, that's a far cry from "doomed." We've come a long way from a Web that is hostile to any browser that isn't Microsoft Internet Explorer. Firefox can easily thrive with 20 percent of the market. But I wouldn't count Team Mozilla out just yet, and though I've had my share of frustrations with Firefox I'm not ready to throw in the towel. When you look at the major players here, Mozilla is the only organization that's I fully trust with my data and a commitment to the open Web. If Firefox is doomed, I'm afraid that would not say a great deal for the future of the Web."
Which brings us back to the peanut butter and jelly sandwich, er . . . I mean, WebOS.
Let's go back a bit to square one: After blunders (yes, blunders, plural) of historic proportions this year around their hardware from which they can hopefully recover, open-sourcing WebOS is probably the only thing that HP could have done to save it, and in typical 2011 HP fashion, they fumbled that. That ball is still rolling on the ground.
If — and this is an enormous IF — a community grows around what had been established around WebOS when it started, clearly they'll have faster development than if they were developing in-house, which obviously is how things in open source work. So from an HP standpoint, that's a good call. Of course, they could have made this transition a lot more smoothly, but it's out there now. Arguably, WebOS advocates could be facing the digital equivalent of executing a "Hail Mary" pass to bring back the operating system, but it can be done. Ask Roger Staubach or Doug Flutie (and as a University of Miami Hurricane, bringing up the latter is painful)
I have used WebOS on a Palm Pre 2 while I had it, and I liked it. HP had planned to put WebOS on consumer hardware before, well, you know what happened there. I even went as far as to download the WebOS SDK, which I found my way around fairly easily.
I certainly don't have the developer skills to do anything other than simple things to make me go, "hmmm." But others do — some who might benefit from wanting to take this program from certain death at the hands of digital scribes and bring it back. The task ahead of them is herculean, but not impossible.
So in my book, rumors of WebOS' demise are somewhat exaggerated.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)
December 12, 2011 at 3:54 pm
I'm staying with Mozilla, even if it loses Google sponsorship. I'm a betting man but I won't bet on Google because they are not a reliable "horse".
December 13, 2011 at 7:42 am
The sky is/is not falling is a staple of the Open Source babblers. Anything they
say is/is not to be taken with a grain of cyanide.
You speak of people I vaguely remember my grandparents talking about
(Not you Zonker) that is kind of fun but I have to spend too much time at
Wikipedia and that site may go blank to protest SOPA.
Firefox/Mozilla is FOSS and that is good enough, I will ride that to the end.
WebOS is now FOSS and I wish it well, if it becomes viable on a platform I
use it will be tried out, tested and used if possible.
Mr. Meldola, +1
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BREAKING: "50 Shades of Grey" Finds a New Christian [PHOTO]
You heard it here first!
Last week we reported that Irish hottie Jamie Dornan was up for the controversial role of Christian Grey and WE WERE RIGHT! He has officially been named the new "50 Shades" leading man!
After "Sons of Anarchy" star Charlie Hunnam dropped out of the movie, the role opened up and we couldn't be happier! Jamie is PERFECT!


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Hi guys,
im having layout issue on IE.. it works well on firefox and chrome.. heres the screnshot..
it should be like this
We can't help you without the code—preferably a link.
Which version(s) of IE is this happening in?
All IE version.. Http://guestbook.biliranisland.com
Hm, strange that it's not aligning center. Perhaps you need to set an explicit width on the containing td or tr (i.e. width: 100%). Worth a try, anyhow.
where to appy it? thanks
Try to use latest version of IE or check the site by applying some changes in width I hope your problem will be solved.
Tables for layout, single TD tables (meaning why the devil is it in a table?), non-semantic markup, meaningless run-ons thanks to the lack of semantics, presentation and style inlined in the markup, -- there is more of 1998 to this than 2011. Even if you were building it as a table based layout it only warrants the use of ONE table (name/comments area), NOT thirteen of them!
Even TRYING to get that working cross-browser is a colossal waste of time and effort -- likely why I'm seeing four different appearances in four different browsers here. Also explains why you have 35k of HTML doing the job of 12k or less.
Throw it out, and start over with SEMANTIC markup instead of 1990's style presentational. You might want to consider switching the content to %/em as well so users like myself don't have to dive for the zoom or say "to heck with it" and just visit some other website. In addition to the code being an accessibility train wreck, the use of px metric fonts just throw fuel on the fire.
You can try to reset the css style. Set all margins, padding, borders and outline to 0 -zero-. Than define the margins for div to auto. Specifically define the width of that div in pixels - not in %.
The page isn't centered because you have a doctype that sends all versions of IE into quirks mode and in quirks mode they all use the broken box model and don't understand auto centring (among many many other things).
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
It should be at least this:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
But preferably this:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
That page is a bit old fashioned and could do with updating to today's common best practices.:)


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Brokaw falsely claimed Giuliani's Florida ads "don't mention terrorism"
On Meet the Press, Tom Brokaw claimed that Rudy Giuliani's television ads airing in Florida "don't mention terrorism." In fact, just two days earlier, the Giuliani campaign launched a new ad, airing in West Palm Beach, that contains video footage of New York City in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
On the January 20 broadcast of NBC's Meet the Press, former NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw claimed that Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani's television ads airing in Florida "don't mention terrorism." In fact, just two days earlier, the Giuliani campaign launched [1] a new ad, airing in West Palm Beach, that contains video footage of New York City in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The footage appears as the narrator says of Giuliani: "[W]hen the world wavered. And history hesitated. He never did."
From the January 20 broadcast of NBC's Meet the Press:
TIM RUSSERT (host): Let's start with the Republicans. Tom Brokaw, John McCain wins South Carolina, a week from Tuesday, he goes to Florida. Rudy Giuliani, Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, at least, all lying in wait.
BROKAW: You know what it reminds me of now, Tim, is that in rural America, they have these quarter-mile dirt tracks, and they have wreck-'em derbies. And they put all the cars on the track at the same time, and they run into each other until there's just one car standing. I think we've got a wreck-'em derby going on in the Republican Party right now.
I've just gotten back from Florida. Rudy Giuliani's ads on the air don't mention terrorism. He's the man who reduced the corporate taxes in the city of New York, created new jobs, reduced crime, and also took a lot of people off the welfare rolls.
So this election on the Republican side now is changing both in tone and in content. And it seems to me that John McCain -- who, I suspect everyone around this table shared my views six months ago that he was down for the count -- has made an astonishing comeback. And people are looking for authenticity, and it may be embodied by John McCain on the Republican side.
According to a January 18 press release [1] on Giuliani's campaign website:
The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee today announced the launch of a new television ad entitled "It Matters." The ad is airing in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Visit http://www.joinrudy2008.com [2] to view the ad. The script is below.
Script for "It Matters":
Voice Over: "When corruption ruled, he challenged it. When welfare failed, he changed it. When crime thrived, he fought it. When government broke, he fixed it. And when the world wavered. And history hesitated. He never did. Rudy Giuliani. Leadership. When it matters most."
Mayor Giuliani: "I'm Rudy Giuliani and I approve this message."
On January 18, Talking Points Memo blogger-reporter Greg Sargent posted [3] a copy of the ad on TPM Election Central. Sargent wrote:
Rudy Giuliani's new ad, running in the West Palm Beach area, uses actual video footage from 9/11 to promote Rudy's candidacy -- and includes this surprising line about the terror attacks:
"When the world wavered, and history hesitated, he never did."
The suggestion appears to be that Rudy's response to the disaster was better than that of literally the rest of the world -- better than Bush's, better than that of the first responders or the people depicted in the ad running from the disaster, better than America as a whole. Indeed, Rudy's response showed him to be stronger and more unshakable than all of history.
Of course, in reality Rudy had nothing to do with America's response to the disaster.
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Hops get perfect inaugural home game
Sellout crowd and a three-hit win open new stadium in style
By Jared Ravich / MLB.com | June 17, 2013 11:33 PM ET
HILLSBORO, Ore. -- A new stadium, a sellout crowd, a dominating three-hit shutout victory. ... If the inaugural game at the Hillsboro Ballpark were any more magical, a double rainbow would have appeared over the game.
Actually, they had one of those too.
"They couldn't have timed it any better," said center fielder Brian Billigen, who recorded the first home hit in Hops history. "Other than not being able to see fly balls too well, couldn't have asked for a better night."
Hops starter Jose Martinez allowed two hits over five innings en route to the win as Arizona's short-season affiliate shut out the Eugene Emeralds, 12-0, in its inaugural game before a capacity crowd of 4,710. The win, the Hops' first of the season, capped an atmosphere of excitement and celebration on a spectacularly beautiful Oregon evening.
"I don't think there's a person who doesn't want to be here right now," said Jordan Parr, who belted a two-run homer in the second inning. "You get an opportunity to come out to a new ballpark, a lot of us guys have just been drafted, younger guys still in the system trying to work our way up. ... You get to play in a place like this. It's so cool and every guy here is excited about that. It's just really humbling."
For a front-office team who only broke ground on the new ballpark eight months ago, Opening Day came quickly.
"Overall, this is like Christmas Day for us," said Hops general manager K.L. Wombacher. "Everything's been awesome. The players, coaches. We've got some D-backs brass here. ... Luis Gonzalez, Roland Hemond, Bob Gebhard. ... Legends of baseball and all of them are really impressed. It just confirms what we were hoping would be the feeling."
Gonzalez, a special advisor to D-backs president and CEO Derrick Hall, watched the young prospects take batting practice from behind the cage.
"We're excited to have the organization here in Oregon, in Hillsboro," said Gonzalez. "The community is excited. The fans are excited. It's a great fit for us to be here. It's an incredible facility. This is the first time coming out for a bunch of us from Phoenix. I know the players are excited and we're excited to have a project here in Oregon.
"That's a plus when you have a facility like this, players are excited to come play and tonight's going to be a sellout crowd. It's up to the players to go out there and perform well. The community has done their job by bringing this beautiful stadium here. Now it's up to the players and the organization to go out and try to bring a winner here. I think it's a testament to our organization and to the players, because of the fact that they want to begin their professional careers here. ... This is a great ballpark and facility to begin their journey to the Major Leagues."
There hasn't been professional baseball in the Portland metropolitan area since the Triple-A Beavers moved to Tucson in 2010, and the Hops fill a void that has rarely existed in this region since the first pro team played here in 1866. For the franchise, it's actually a return to Oregon, where the team played in Salem until moving to Yakima in 1989.
"It was all worth it," Hops announcer Rich Burk said. "The Boston Red Sox won the World Series in 2004. The way they did it, coming from behind, beating the Yankees in four consecutive games after being down, 3-0. Winning four games against St. Louis, winning eight straight. The way the whole thing came about almost made the previous 86 years worth it. ... The past two-and-a-half years have been tough without baseball in Portland. But when you look at this ballpark, what they've built here in Hillsboro, this is amazing. It makes it worth it."
In a pregame ceremony, Hops owners Mike and Laura McMurray received the home plate that was salvaged from the Beavers' PGE Park after their final game in 2009.
"We're carrying on the tradition of baseball in the Portland area, but in a whole different way," said Mike McMurray.
Minor League Baseball president and CEO Pat O'Conner was on hand for the game and celebration, along with Hillsboro Mayor Jerry Willey and Northwest League president Mike Ellis.
"I lived through much of the trials and tribulations of the whole baseball issue in Portland and we never gave up on the market," said O'Conner. "I really gauge municipalities and markets by 'unwilling' and 'unable' and we were just unable to get something done here. I think what the people in Hillsboro did by stepping up, the city council, the citizens of this community showed that they are willing and they're going to come out tonight and every night this summer and show just how willing they are.
"Nothing like Opening Day in a brand new ballpark in a brand new city. I think this is just going to be a gem in the Northwest League and the country in general. The fans are going to absolutely enjoy using this facility, the openness, the sight lines, the wide concourse. ... They've got over 30 points of sale for concessions. I think it's got all the elements to be a great venue."
Jared Ravich is a senior technical producer for MiLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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CroCop and Daley both lost.
CroCop and Daley both lost.
Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
Alex is on a great run at the moment
Gutted for Daley.
Retired 2k and out.
Blah he was well and truly beaten. He should go and get a different job imo.
Didn't fire Cro Cop up enough not to tap to a side headlock
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Really pleased to be here
Hi Everyone
i just want to say hi to everyone and hello.
Hello, is my account activated?
Hello All!
I am new to the world of Linux and testing. I have always been interested in the security side of computers and I hope to learn a ton from the community.
Hello All! Pleased to be joining the community, late sadly
great job by all the devs and everyone involved!
Hello everybody! Glad to be on board. Terribly excited to learn more. And so pleased to see such a well-maintained forum, 'tis a rarity.
Hello, everyone.
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Unable to contain Bell's strong running game, the Bronson High School varsity football team suffered another loss, dropping it to 1-8 on the season and 0-4 in district play.
Though the Eagles opened the game with a touchdown, late in the first quarter Bell fired back with a scoring drive and continued to drag the Eagles to a 51-18 loss on senior night.
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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- Nate Brock began to
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Brock was one of 32 rising high school juniors from 27 Eastern and
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Sponsored by the Somerset-based Center for Rural
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Anthony, who will be a junior this fall at Magoffin
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Samantha Estes of Lee County, who focused on health care
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"That was a very interesting experience because watching
live surgeries isn't the kind of thing most students get to do over
their summer break," she said."
The Rogers Scholars who attended the second
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* Adair County: Riley Grant
* Breathitt County: Michael Maggard
* Carter County: Donald Damron
* Casey County: Karey Sellers
* Clay County: Rachyl Harmon
* Elliott County: Shelby Stevens
* Jessamine County: Emerson James
* Knott County: Daniel Thompson
* Knox County: Chelsea Gray, Sarah-James Miles, Marcus
* Laurel County: Emilia Bustle
* Lawrence County: Kassidy Cyrus
* Lee County: Samantha Estes
* Letcher County: Hayley Mchone
* Lincoln County: Nathaniel Brock
* Martin County: Brooke Dials
* McCreary County: Caitlin King
* Menifee County: Emma-Cecile Roach-Barrette
* Metcalfe County: Molly Matney
* Monroe County: Skyler Geralds
* Morgan County: James Taulbee
* Owsley County: Cambriana Bobrowski
* Pike County: Noor Ali
* Pulaski County: Trevor Farmer, Devin Montgomery,
Gabrielle Moore, Cecilia Roberts
* Rockcastle County: Rachel Cain
* Rowan County: Ryan Anderson
* Taylor County: Grant Cox
* Wayne County: Carson Staples
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Signet, Sep 2001, 6.99, 438 pp. ISBN: 0451204123 Barry and Maureen left behind their hectic Southern California lifestyle to start over in Corban, Utah seeking a simpler pace. They buy their dream home inside a gated community called Bonita Vista with a beautiful view and just about all the amenities anyone could desire. The only stipulation they are required to meet is to become a member of the Bonita Vista Homeowner's Association, which t...
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What Long Beach State may need now is a little bit of Otis Redding, a bit of loving soulfulness to soothe the ragged parts of its men's basketball team.
With no intention of mangling the lyrics of Redding's "Try A Little Tenderness" like Nuke LaLoosh in "Bull Durham," there's some paraphrasing there that makes sense.
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Thursday here at the Honda Center, the Big West regular season champions faced the Fullerton Quartet in the first round of the tournament and had to grind out a French Press-like 75-66 win that shouldn't have been as gritty as it was.
The Titans came in without two starters, D.J. Seeley and Sammy Yeager, averaging 35 points between them this season. The Titans love to run, but they literally had to walk much of the game, spreading the floor in a half-court set just so they could get the right play from head coach Andy Newman.
Fullerton was a virtual four-man team. They used seven players, but four of them scored 58 of their 66 points. Kwame Vaughn played more than nine minutes of the second half with four fouls. They were out-rebounded 37 to 18. Yet the 49ers had just a four-point lead with 6:12 left on the clock.
Nothing comes easy for the 49ers, of course. The 49ers have won three straight Big West regular season titles, have reached the semifinals of the conference tourney for the fifth straight year, have 19 wins this season and are 80 minutes away from a second straight NCAA tournament bid, yet the post-game refrain has been the same all season.
"We're not good enough to look past anyone," head coach Dan Monson said afterward. "We've proven that the way we've played all season."
Monson seriously should have a sponsorship deal with Tums or Prevacid considering the knots in his stomach dealing with his erratic youngsters all season.
"We just have different guys out of sync from game to game," Monson said, and literally that's been from Game 1 to Game 31. "We just have to fight through that."
At their best, the 49ers can string together 3-pointers or post five monster dunks in a five-minute span and look like a hot pick in your tourney bracket. Then they pick up four lack-of-focus fouls in the first two minutes of the second half or let the short-handed Titans get some wide-open looks and they look NIT-bound.
"It was frustrating (to play Fullerton's game)," Ennis said.
"But I believe in the guys. We've had to play a lot of games like this."
Maybe everyone just needs a hug. Less Dr. Phil, more Oprah. It would be nice after a win to see James Ennis and Mike Caffey smile.
So let's look at the bright side. Monson is a helluva coach. He lost four starters and took in four transfers and has his team two wins away from the NCAA. He had to make tough personnel decisions on how to handle Fullerton's half-court, four guards-and-a shadow offense on the fly.
Ennis can be studly. He lost part of a fingernail on his right index finger and stayed in the game. Caffey is resilient. He can have a bad half and turn it around quickly. He doesn't take plays off.
Deng Deng swooped in off the bench and dropped two 3-pointers and 12 points to go with some in-your-face defense.
"He was a big X factor today." Monson said. "(Alex) Harris had 15 points in what seemed like the first ten minutes (it was actually 12) and Deng came in and got him in check."
Keala King got into foul trouble early and only played 16 minutes but had some plays that reminded you what a terrific player he was at Mater Dei and how valuable he can be to this team when he's in the flow of the game.
Maybe the players should be reminded that they're 15-4 when games are decided by 10 points or less, and 7-2 in games decided by five or fewer, and 10-2 when their bench outscores the opposing bench, and 17-0 when they lead a game with five minutes left.
Squeeze them, don't tease them, never leave them. Just try a little tenderness.