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(A) Minimum qualifications for unit instructor.
(1) High school graduate or possession of a general education development certificate;
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(3) Successful completion of an eighty-hour instructional skills course or equivalent as approved by the executive director;
(4) Submission of documentation of completion of instructor-level training which allows a person to acquire specific knowledge and skills in an area for which approval is sought;
(5) Recommendation of a current basic school commander.
(6) Persons approved to instruct topics in programs pursuant to Chapter 109:2-1 or 109:2-9 of the Administrative Code may instruct those same topics in a basic school.
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(1) Instructors certified by unit shall renew their certificate every three years. At least sixty days and no more than ninety days prior to expiration of the certificate, the instructor shall file with the executive director an application for renewal on a form supplied by the executive director. The instructor shall also file:
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The 'How to Engage with Businesses' workshop is one of a three part mini-course, Communicating Science to Business, which helps to prepare academics looking to maximise the benefits of presenting their academic research to business audiences.
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Session of 2000
HOUSE BILL No. 3039
By Committee on Appropriations
10 AN ACT relating to consumer protection; prohibiting certain acts.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Kansas:
13 Section 1. (a) No supplier shall obtain or submit for payment, other
14 than for the continuation of existing and recurrent services, a check, draft
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18 (b) Express written authorization by a consumer includes:
19 (1) The consumer's signature on a check, draft or other form of ne-
20 gotiable instrument or payment order; or
21 (2) the consumer's signature on a separate written agreement au-
22 thorizing single or periodic payments by check, draft or other form of
23 negotiable instrument or payment order.
24 (c) Nothing in this section shall prohibit a consumer from personally
25 directing the consumer's financial institution to make payment from the
26 consumer's checking, savings, share or similar account via electronic or
27 telephonic means in accordance with procedures set by the consumer's
28 financial institution, nor shall this section affect the right of a consumer
29 to transfer funds from one account to another.
30 (d) A violation of subsection (a) is an unconscionable act within the
31 meaning of K.S.A. 50-627, and amendments thereto.
32 (e) This section shall be part of and supplemental to the Kansas con-
33 sumer protection act.
34 Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its
35 publication in the statute book.


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This review is from: Logitech G700s 910-003584 Black 13 Buttons 1 x Wheel USB Wired / Wireless Laser 8200 dpi Rechargeable Gaming Mouse
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- Wired/wireless mode requires separate USB ports
- Factory cable too heavy, hinders mouse movement
- Battery life NOT great after some time
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The G700s can operate either wired or wireless at 1000mhs polling rate. This is great for gaming - as an experienced gamer and someone who was previously 'sold' on the idea that wired mice are superior because they eliminate wireless input lag, this mouse changed my mind. It is very responsive in wireless mode and I notice excellent response in all circumstances.
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An exchange of opinions with regard to the newly-organized Jewish group to support the present Nationalist government was published this week in the Cape Times, at the invitation of the newspaper.
A.M. Melamet, secretary of the Cape branch of the South African Board of Jewish Deputies, emphasized that the attempt to organize Jewish support as such for the government would be a grave disservice to the Jewish community. Jews, he pointed out, participate in politics as citizens and not as members of a Jewish group. He said that the Board of Jewish Deputies had no connection with the Jewish group which is attempting to establish a separate political organization for Jews, and he deprecated this attempt.
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I'm trying to switch over to VideoJS from SWF player on my site, but I get this error when I try to go to Site configuration > VideoJS, so the admin interface:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function filefield_get_field_list() in /....../public_html/theguitarlesson.com/sites/all/modules/videojs/includes/videojs.admin.inc on line 138
I have the module enabled, copied the JS library to the newly created libraries folder.
Also, I don't see the VideoJS javascript call in the source code either, so I'm thinking maybe the module didn't install at all?
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This strange: the videojs module requires the filefield module. filefield.module contains
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I've taken a look at the code and you need at least 6.x-3.0 to get that function.
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Immigration reform is on a glide path out of the Senate, reports Michelle Cottle, but may yet crash in the House.
Seeing her glide across the slick linoleum on the tips of her toes, I realized ballet was something I needed to try.
He started to glide the window back up to get out of the car, and at once the officer began to beat his gun butt on the window.
I describe the pink hued iridescent bubbles in the bathtub, and the way they glide away from my skin as if it's made of silk.
With the South Carolina GOP primary behind him, Sen. Lindsey Graham appears to be on a glide path to re-election.
The most comfortable heading of a true parapet is a plain level on which the arm can be rested, and along which it can glide.
Tall, slender and white as a pearl, she seemed to glide rather than to walk.
Father Barry watched her glide beyond the landing, then walked quickly to his boyhood chamber.
The new battleship trembled in the ways, ready to glide into the sea.
The noise of the engines dies away as the machine begins to glide downward.
Old English glidan "move along smoothly and easily, glide, slip, slide" (class I strong verb, past tense glad, past participle gliden), from West Germanic *glidan "to glide" (cf. Old Saxon glidan, Old Frisian glida, German gleiten). Related: Glided; gliding. Strong past tense form glid persisted into 20c. The noun is attested 1580s, from the verb.


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Christo's latest pointless installation has divided New Yorkers, writes Caroline Overington.
The artists Christo and his wife, Jeanne-Claude, stepped out of their limousine and into New York's Central Park.
All around them, workers were hard at it, erecting 7500 giant metal gates.
Christo - a grey-haired, 69-year-old Bulgarian, who is, at this moment, about as tired and elated as he has ever been - looked around, deeply satisfied.
"Know why we're doing this?" he said, to a bunch of schoolchildren who were visiting the park. "For no reason! It's art, and art is for nothing!"
Well, not quite for nothing.
Christo and Jeanne-Claude - both use only first names - have long been associated with grand works of art.
They met in Paris after Christo - who had made a name for himself wrapping small items such as telephones - was invited to Jeanne-Claude's family chateau to paint a portrait of Jeanne-Claude's mother.
They have since wrapped the Reichstag in Berlin in silver cloth and hung a curtain of orange fabric between two Rocky Mountain slopes.
They surrounded 11 islands off the coast of Florida with pink fabric and, in 1969, they came to Sydney and wrapped Little Bay in 90,000 square metres of mesh.
As such, they are often called "the wrapping artists" which greatly annoys them. "It's a stupid mistake to think that we wrap everything," Christo says.
Indeed, they have not wrapped anything for at least 15 years, and they won't be wrapping Central Park. Instead, workers yesterday began erecting The Gates, which are literally that: 7500 gates, from which will hang 7500 curtains of specially woven, saffron-coloured cloth.
People will be able to walk through the gates, touch the material, and marvel at the shadows. From the buildings around the park, the artists hope that people will see a "shimmering river" of saffron fabric, winding its way over snow-covered paths, and through the bare trees.
The project, which has cost $US17 million ($22.2 million) - plus $US3 million to hire Central Park - has been 26 years in the making. That's how long it took to get permission to use the park.
Christo and Jeanne-Claude made more than 100 presentations to New York City officials, some of whom were wary of letting anybody lay a finger on a place so dear to the heart of New Yorkers.
Many could not see the point of the installation. As one asked at a public meeting: "Twenty-seven miles of shower curtains around the park? Is that necessary, Mr Christo, to promote yourself?"
Others wanted to know why the artists couldn't use a less precious location, such as Prospect Park in Brooklyn. In reply, Jeanne-Claude asked: "I want to ask the gentleman a silly question. Did you marry the lady you wanted or did you marry an alternative woman?"
Environmentalists had concerns, too. What would the birds make of the billowing fabric? Were the artists serious about drilling 15,000 holes in the park, for the poles that hold the fabric up?
They were, but they were told it was impossible. So they designed new gates that are moored on heavy steel bases. No digging has been necessary.
The artists admit the installation serves no purpose.
Christo has said: "Nobody needs The Gates. It's totally irrational, irresponsible, useless, with no justification."
None of which means it won't be beautiful, inspiring, fascinating and extraordinary. Or that some people won't hate it.
Some critics have labelled Christo a modern-day Barnum, a creator of circus-style extravaganzas. Others have said the quiet dignity of Central Park will be destroyed by The Gates, even though the installation is temporary. They have compared it to the irritation people cause by talking loudly in the library.
But the mayor of New York, billionaire art collector Michael Bloomberg, is a friend of Christo and Jeanne-Claude. Last year he gave his blessing to the project, provided the artists paid for it themselves and paid to use the park.
Christo and Jean-Claude say they will make no money from the project itself, since The Gates will be free to see. "It's like bringing up a child," said Christo. In other words, the pleasure is just in doing it, regardless of the cost.
They raised the money for the project - and their income - by selling Christo's drawings of The Gates for $US30,000 to $US600,000. The pair do not sell T-shirts, postcards or posters and accept no sponsorship.
There is no official starting time, no best place to view The Gates, no suggested place to start or finish. The idea is just to go, walk around and experience it.
The artists object to the idea that their works are best seen from the air, saying: "No! None of the work is designed for the birds. All have a scale to be enjoyed by human beings who are on the ground."
All of the gates are expected to be in place by Friday. Each will have a plastic cocoon suspended from the top, in which lies the curtain of saffron fabric. Those will be opened on Saturday. The curtains will hang for 16 days, after which the whole thing will be taken down and the materials recycled.
The artists say the temporary nature of the project is part of the appeal: "Like childhood, it is precious because we know it does not last."
About The Gates: The Gates will cost $US20 million, including a $US3 million fee for use of Central Park. It opens to the public on Saturday and will be taken down on February 28.
The artists object to claims that they ruin natural environments, saying the materials used for their installations are always removed and recycled.


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How quickly they want America to forget. For months, the GOP presidential field has attacked Mitt Romney for everything. He's bland, boring, out-of-touch, a political and business insider. He's awkward and insensitive. Moreover, he's insufficiently conservative – hardly a true believer.
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For specific prisoner of war records, consult the Archives' record group 249, Records of the Commissary General of Prisoners. The 347 series in this group include records relating to the parole of federal prisoners, prisoners held in Confederate prisons including Andersonville (Ga.), Confederate prisoners of war held in Union prisons, and claims filed by Union prisoners of war. Information on Confederate POWs is also in record group 109 (National Archives microfilm publication M598); these records are available in 145 rolls of microfilm from the Family History Library (FHL). The FHL also has some records of specific prisons, lists of those paroled at particular locations, and memoirs of POWs.
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Holy cliffhanger hell, that was a doozy.
Other than the last few paragraphs that came out of nowhere and knocked me on the side of the head, the book was rather sedate. Sure, there's a cool plot about a restored and ancient serial killer that's tough to beat, but just like the others in this series so far - nothing feels frantic or particularly suspenseful about it.
I think the main issue is that most Urban Fantasies dip their genre toe deeply into the mystery pool, stimulating the thinking part of the brain as much as the action part. With this series, there's little mystery - most of what is unknown is discovered almost right away, leaving little pause and wonder (no surprise) - so it's basically connect the dots from one action point to the next.
Cal isn't as emo as before, but he's still realistically conflicted, which is fine. He's a unique character and I like his sassy attitude, gritty outlook, normal hormones, and sense of loyalty. Niko still hasn't grown on me as he's too perfect and paper pure, but he's okay as a background and their brotherly bond is still fitting. Promise is still kind of lackluster, but Robin is - as always - a fun character bomb that was tossed into the group.
The villains were brutally vicious and hard to conquer, but I knew they were be bested in the end so there's just wasn't enough tension to raise the rating. You could have put in any other antiquated serial killer and had a similar feel of rush and story. It was creative to use who the author did (I won't spoil it), but I think the issue is what I explained about -the way the world goes about sending out these signals. It's a little redundant.
I'll still continue with the series - the author writes well, dialogue rings true, the world-building is filled with bizarre fantastical creatures and powers. And of course after that cliffhanger - I have to see that the demented starter race may have come back to finish the job.
Still struggling with his Auphe-ness, half-human Cal and his brother Niko are just beginning to get their agency off the ground. Their latest job, tracking down who swiped a serial killer's ashes from the Met, doesn't seem too tough - until it turns out the serial killer stole himself. Sawney Beane is back, and he's hunting...
Comes with bonus malevolent, basement-dwelling mummy. What fun!
Damn Rob Thurman. She is responsible for many of my lost hours of sleep in the past couple of weeks alone. She writes well and knows when to stop a chapter so you have to keep reading the next one. Her characters are engaging and tug on my emotions even if they're a bit unrealistic. There's action and drama and the story moves along at a brisk pace, there is lots of bloodshed and characters on the verge of death. (I admit, I have very emotionally juvenile tastes in that arena.) She even shares a name with an extremely respected father in my field of study in grad school.
This is just like the others in the series and just as good. I've been plowing through these and I don't know what I'm going to do when I reach the end.
Damn Rob Thurman. She is responsible for many of my lost hours of sleep in the past couple of weeks alone. She writes well and knows when to stop a chapter so you have to keep reading the next one. Her characters are engaging and tug on my emotions even if they're a bit unrealistic. There's action and drama and the story moves along at a brisk pace, there is lots of bloodshed and characters on the verge of death. (I admit, I have very emotionally juvenile tastes in that arena.) She even shares a name with an extremely respected father in my field of study in grad school.
This is just like the others in the series and just as good. I've been plowing through these and I don't know what I'm going to do when I reach the end.
As both reviews of the previous books in this series show, I am a big fan of the Cal Leandros books. I won't go over old ground here, needless to say both previous books are excellent and this novel continues this trend. This book starts off in a similar vein to the last one, whereby the brothers are on a job, albeit a relatively minor one. However after completing it they come across a number of bodies hanging in the tree's. This starts them off on the trail of Sawney Beane, a legendary Scottish serial killer from the 15th century. This part of the novel was problem my only gripe, since I live in Scotland and have never heard of him, but the way the novel portrayed him I felt like I should have known such an important part of Scottish history. But that is only a minor issue, not something that detracted from my enjoyment of the novel.
There is a lot of fleshing out of characters here. Cal is currently working in a pub for other wordly creatures called the ninth circle, for a peri called Ishiah. Ishiah has a past relationship with Robin Goodfellow, and slowly we learn more about Goodfellows past through Ishiah. A sub plot deals with a mistake from Goodfellows past catching up with him, and we get to see some of his darker side. Some hints are made to Promises past as well, but nothing too revealing. But you can't help but get the feeling that more is still to come in future novels. Some of Goodfellows attraction to Niko is hinted at too, as there are a number of similarities between Niko and Ishiah.
And Caliban begins to experiment with his ability to create portals. Mostly with bad results, but we begin to get a sense of the power he has access to. And also the danger of it. This is one of the things I like about Rob Thurmans novels, she consistently drives the characters forward, bit by bit, and we get to see them change from novel to novel. I also love the way she creates fantastic creatures, some of whom are based on popular mythological creatures, i.e. the Auphe and elves, and Abbagor the troll. This novel introduces us to the peri, another fantastic creation, who closely resemble Angels. However, as per Rob Thurmans usual, they are nothing like angels. Except in appearance. And of course Cal's trademark witty pessimism is back. There is also the return of a particular favourite of mine, Abbagor, and I suspect based on the encounter here and the ending of the novel he will be back again, perhaps as an ally? Although that is purely speculation on my part.
Sawney Beane makes a good villian, just the right mix of crazy, violent and unkillable to make you really hate him. After the slight cliffhanger ending of the previous novel some important decisions are made in Georgina and Cal's relationship. It was about time too, however the relationship probably went in a direction most readers weren't expecting. And speaking of cliffhanger endings, this was a huge cliffhanger. I won't spoil it, but you will find yourself needing to read the next book, straight after. And that is no bad thing. It is the start of something I had suspected was coming, but was taken aback by the novel ending on this note. But really all it did was get me so excited about the next novel.
I would thoroughly recommend this novel, along with all the others in the series. I count myself as a huge fan.
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Press Release: Carnegie Mellon's Ski and Snowboard Team Carves Out First Bid to National Championships
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Press Release: CMU Sets 4 Percent Tuition Increase for Entering Students This Fall; 3 Percent for Current Students
For 2011, tuition for entering undergraduate students will be $43,160. Increases for room and board at the Pittsburgh campus were set at a rate of 3.97 percent, with housing costs set at $6,550 and board costs at $4,560, representing increases of $250 and $110, respectively.
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Press Release: Carnegie Mellon School of Music Presents Exhilarating Smorgasbord of Music During Third Annual Collage Concert
Any music lover will find a composition they will love in this 90-minute nonstop concert that will include performances by all of the school's ensembles, orchestras, quartets and choirs, including faculty members who are Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra musicians.
Press Release: Aron Ralston, Carnegie Mellon Alumnus and Subject of "127 Hours," To Speak at CMU Commencement
Aron Ralston (E'97) will bring his amazing inspirational story home to Carnegie Mellon on May 15, 2011, when he delivers the keynote address at the university's 114th Commencement ceremony.
Press Release: Carnegie Mellon Professor Edward S. Rubin Helps California Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
While the U.S. still lacks a national climate policy, California has strict state-level requirements to reduce global warming pollution over the next decade and beyond.
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When Mackenzie Evan Smith transferred to Carnegie Mellon as a junior, she began looking for opportunities to combine travel and creative writing — something she has been doing for a big part of her life — and the Luce Scholarship seemed like a perfect fit.
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As of Feb. 1, the university's Office of Undergraduate Admission reports that 16,497 students have applied for fall 2011, while 15,496 students applied for fall 2010.
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Sponsored by CMU's Humanities Center, the Heinz Endowments and PNC Bank, "Faces of Migration" will feature 15 award-winning independent films hand-picked by Jolanta Lion, festival director and assistant director of the Humanities Center. Lion.
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Matyjaszewski will be recognized with two other noted chemists, Stuart Alan Rice of the University of Chicago and Ching Tang of the University of Rochester, for their "deep creative contributions to the chemical sciences in the field of synthesis, properties and an understanding of organic materials.
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Carnegie Mellon University and IBM will host a viewing party to celebrate the final "Jeopardy!" episode featuring IBM's new "Watson" computing system competing against Jeopardy champions Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter.
Press Release: Two Carnegie Mellon Professors Elected Into Prestigious National Academy of Engineering
Carnegie Mellon University's Nadine N. Aubry and Chris T. Hendrickson have been elected to the National Academy of Engineering (NAE), one of the highest professional honors an engineer can achieve.
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Ernest Green, a living legacy of the civil rights era's "Little Rock Nine," will recall the events of 1957, during his Black History Month keynote address at 7 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 10 in McConomy Auditorium in CMU's University Center.
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A decision on the opening hours of a controversial nightclub is expected early next week.
Funky Mojoe, in High Road, South Woodford, applied to the High Court for a judicial review into a decision taken to force it to close at 11.30pm at weekends, earlier this year.
Redbridge Council made the decision after a council committee meeting showed CCTV evidence of disruption outside the club.
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After five years as teammates and friends, the six juniors on Whitney High's girls basketball team know not to take anything said at practice too personally.
"If one of us is slacking off or not working hard, it's OK to tell each other," said Rachel Nagel, the Wildcats' high-scoring point guard and captain, "because we already have that friendship established in seventh grade. We're usually able to shake it off."
"It's a sisterhood," agreed Reyna Ta'amu, Whitney's primary rebounder and scorer under the basket. "They're kind of my sisters now."
This season's Whitney team features six players who first joined forces on the Cerritos campus' middle school squad. Nagel, Ta'amu, Ann Munoz, Alyssa Wakamiya, Allison Tran and Ashley Huang now make up the core of a Wildcats team that is 19-4 overall and seeded No. 5 in the CIF-SS Division 4A playoffs.
Tonight at 7, Whitney will host Maranatha in the first game of a playoff run the team believes could include a division championship and state regional berth.
"It's something we've been working toward for all this time," Tran said. "It would mean a lot for us to follow through ... and create memories that we can carry on."
The group first came together as seventh graders and stayed together through middle school. Once in high school, Nagel and Ta'amu immediately became the primary scorers for the varsity team, and have clearly been the team's leaders since.
Wakamiya and Tran also have played varsity since their freshman year, and Munoz and Huang joined as sophomores. Over that time, they've learned each others' strengths and weaknesses and can communicate with just a glance or gesture.
"I can just give someone a look and ask, `Are you OK?' " Ta'amu said. "We've all gotten really close over the years."
Nagel and Ta'amu, All-CIF performers as sophomores, are the team's stars.
Nagel averages 26.9 points, 8.0 rebounds and 7.0 steals. At close to 6-feet tall, she's taller than most point guards and is just as comfortable knocking down an open 3-pointer as she is driving past a defender.
Ta'amu averages 19.0 points and 11.1 rebounds as Whitney's 6-0 post player, but she also can face the basket, handle the ball, break the press and see the floor like a guard.
"It's nice to be able to coach two players like that," first-year Whitney coach Jeff Day said. "For a school of our size to have one excellent player is a big advantage, but to have two is huge."
The rest of the juniors fill specific roles. Wakamiya (6.1 points) and Tran (5.1 points, 5.1 rebounds) offer other offensive options, and Day feels Huang is second only to Nagel on the team as a pure shooter. Munoz is a tough, spirited defender and often draws the assignment of guarding the opponent's best perimeter player. She's also willing to do the dirty work necessary for victory.
"(Munoz is) the energizer bunny, going after loose balls," Day laughed. "She's not a big scorer but she just plays hard."
Besides being the leading scorer, Nagel is the team's "heart and soul," according to Day. She's a fierce and focused competitor and isn't afraid to get after a teammate she feels isn't giving 100 percent. But all that is forgotten once they leave the gym.
"Rachel's not out to make me look bad," Munoz said. "She's looking out for me. If she does have something to say to me, that's a good thing."
Whitney is considered one of the top public high schools in the state, and the academic expectations on students are very high. The team maintains a GPA of about 3.4, and several players told of foregoing breaks and hanging out with friends at lunch to get homework done.
"A lot of us just don't sleep," Nagel laughed.
Whitney won its third consecutive Academy League crown this season, but its girls basketball program never has won a CIF title. This group of longtime friends would love to be the first.
"That would be a really awesome accomplishment," Huang said. "We could look back and say, `Hey, we worked to get there, we worked hard for this.'
"Yeah," she added after a long pause, "it would be a really great experience."


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Mark William Schmidt, 58, Princeton, died Monday, Jan. 23, 2012 at Fairview Northland Medical Center, Princeton.
Mark was born on May 14, 1953 in Minneapolis, son of Albert "Bud" and Kathleen (Joern) Schmidt. He grew up and received his education in the Hopkins and Minnetonka areas, graduating from Hopkins Lindbergh High School in 1972.
He was united in marriage with Kimberly Ann Schneider on June 17, 1976 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Minnetonka. They made their home in Cedar for a few years, before moving to rural Princeton in May of 1979, where they farmed. They raised cattle and small grains. Mark was also over-the-road truck driver. For the past eight years, Mark and Kim sold their potatoes and other vegetables at the Princeton Farmer's Market, where Mark was known as the Potato Man.
He also enjoyed hunting and fishing, when he wasn't farming or driving truck.
He is survived by his wife Kim of Princeton; sister Patty McAndrews of Garrison; father-in-law John Schneider of Edina; and sisters-in-law Debbie (Art) Steinberg of Isanti and Janice (Chris) Becker of Plymouth. He was preceded in death by his parents: Bud in 2006 and Kathleen in 1995; and a brother-in-law: Terry in 2008.
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But a dashing, magnetic fifty-eight-year-old matinee idol with three ex-wives notched on his bedpost?
Pattinson seems to relish the opportunity to shed his image as a matinee idol and portray a predatory capitalist.
Quit the drivel of matinee idol longing, and get onto the stage of life and get the bouquets for yourself.
The American "Ace," with his string of medals, then came in for the ennuis of a matinee idol.
And no amount of fasting or praying had ever dimmed that certain something in his eye—the something which makes the matinee idol.
One man, we all decided, could well be a matinee idol and another might have hailed from down Greenwich Village way.
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The issue of women in combat has long been a thorny one for the military. While laws forbidding women from serving in combat were repealed 20 years ago, there have been Pentagon regulations that have essentially done the same thing since then, and women have been relegated to support roles rather than combat positions. But now, given the changing nature of combat, the Marine Corps has realized that is essentially a stupid policy to have in place. And so they've decided to finally take steps to involve women in combat roles by allowing them to volunteer for infantry training. While we won't be allowed to serve in frontline combat units just yet, this latest move is certainly a major step toward that.
For more than a year, the Marine Corps has been doing extensive research on additional jobs that could be opened to women, and, according to General Joseph Dunford, they've decided based on that to enroll some female volunteers in the Infantry Officers Course in Quantico, Virginia. He told the Military Times, "We are in the process right now of soliciting volunteers." While specifics have yet to be announced, there apparently is also a plan in the works to allow enlisted women to be assigned to Infantry Training Battalions as well. It's not known how many women total, either officer or enlisted, will be involved in this initial effort, since it's really up to how many people volunteer—though one imagines there are plenty of brave, capable women who've been waiting for just such an opportunity to open up.
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I'd try resizing/repositioning the design and possibly a different color tee, it looks sort of odd being on turquoise…
I remember these dudes! they were creepy, haha. I liked Labyrinth, it was a great movie, very dark for it's time. I'd love to see a remake!
Ok so, the shirt, not sure dude… there's something that's not really working for me but can't quite point my finger at it. why did you mocked it up on turquoise and used yellow background on your sub image? or maybe it's a nother tee color option?
I'm giving you a vote for effort and for bringing back memories :)
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BRIDGEPORT, Pa. -- Princeton University goalie Ben Dearborn (So., Palo Alto, Calif./Sacred Heart Prep) led his team to victories over No. 15 Bucknell University and No. 17 United States Naval Academy to claim the October 17 Men's Varsity Southern Division Defensive Player of the Week award.
In a 3-0 weekend for the No. 16-ranked Tigers, Dearborn posted two steals and 32 saves with 17 goals allowed for a .653 save percentage in key Southern Division-East Region victories for Princeton.
On the road in Lewisburg, Pa. against Bucknell, Dearborn recorded 14 saves with eight goals against and a steal as the Tigers picked up a 9-8 OT win against the Bison. The victory avenged a 10-6 loss to the Bison last weekend at home in New Jersey.
Following a 14-7 win versus Johns Hopkins University back home in the Garden State in which he did not appear, Dearborn concluded the weekend by tallying 18 saves with nine goals against and a steal in a 10-9 OT victory against Navy. The win completes a regular season sweep by Princeton against Navy as the Tigers claimed an 11-9 OT win on September 24 in Annapolis.
October 17 Southern Division Defensive Player of the Week Honor Roll: Matt Napleton (Bucknell University); Dan Francisco/Chris DeNunzio (Washington & Jefferson College); Borrislav Kovacev (Salem International University)


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Top 10 Interesting Tidbits About the Saratoga Lip Dub
On September 1, 2011, residents from Saratoga Springs, NY participated in a citywide Lip Dub. People in costume (many with props) lined the downtown street to lip sync to 3 Train songs. On September 27th, the premiere of the finished product was shown on the big screen of The Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) and we have the full video below for your enjoyment.
We have tabulated our list of the 10 things you might not know about the Saratoga Lip Dub…interesting behind the scenes morsels, a little idea of who these people are, and just a few reasons why Saratoga Springs is a great place to live and a better place to visit. Our list is in chronological order. So as you watch, read our list and follow along.
1. Shauna Sutton, Deputy Mayor of Saratoga Springs, had the "Hey Soul Sister" lyrics taped to her back for anyone behind her to read. She is located at the beginning of the video at the Saratoga Springs City Center, dressed in a blue suit.
2. The folks seen crossing the street from the City Center to the Stewarts Ice Cream cow are actors from the Saratoga Shakespeare Company, a great summer theatre in Congress Park.
3. The porch of Saratoga Arms was filled with many, many, many family members, friends, neighbors, classmates and members of Saratoga Pride.
4. The large wagon filled with garden fresh vegetables (the woman was singing into a zucchini) was from local farms that participate in the Saratoga Farmers' Market, just voted the 2nd best medium sized farmers market in the country.
5. The Victorian Era dressed people walking across the street participate every year at the Saratoga Springs Victorian Street Walk. The Street Walk will be held this year on Thursday, December 1, 2011.
6. No people or animals were injured during the making of this video. The boy on the stretcher was an actor and we have a wonderful city hospital. 🙂
7. The white t-shirts and people holding beer steins represent the annual Chowderfest and our citywide Brewfest. And remember, Saratoga Arms offers Ultimate Winter Beer Weekends!!
8. What is the poster of the crazy-haired lady with all of the squigglies? Why, it's the Saratoga Springs Annual First Night, a New Year's Eve event with music all over the city…and fireworks at midnight.
9. I have looked but I have never seen a human slot machine or life sized dice at the Saratoga Casino and Raceway. I'm still looking though. What would be the return?
10. Over 1,000 people attended the finale in historic Congress Park. What a great way to spend a summer afternoon.
A Rare Mansion Tour of the Artists' Retreat, Yaddo
Yaddo is something of a Saratoga Springs legend and mystery. This upstate New York artists' retreat has been an haven of privacy and focus for many famous artists since its doors were first opened in 1926. Each year more than 200 individuals are invited to spend anywhere from two weeks to two months to hone their craft. Many renowned artists have spent time living and working at Yaddo through the years including John Cheever, Truman Capote, Langston Hughes and Sylvia Plath – just to name a few.
Rarely has Yaddo opened its doors to the public. The only public areas are the lovely outdoor gardens that grace the 400-acre estate. Yet on September 18, Yaddo is opening its doors for the first time in 8 years for a public tour of the Yaddo Mansion and West House. Visitors will see the wonderful architecture of these houses, including enormous stained glass windows, fireplace mosaics and original furnishings and artwork. The 2-hour tour also includes the viewing of artists' studios and outdoor burial grounds.
The event will be held rain or shine at a rate of $40 per person. The 2-hour tour slots fill quickly and the only remaining reservation times available are September 18th at 8:30am or 4:00pm. Reservations are ONLY available by advance booking via Yaddo's website. Please note that the final day for placing a reservation will be Thursday, September 15th at 5:00pm.
Take this opportunity to peek into an era and place that few ever get to see. It may be another decade before the folks at Yaddo open their door again.
To get an inside look, click the Yaddo Mansion below for a video tour.
Saratoga Arms Participates in the Saratoga Lip Dub
Friends and family of Saratoga Arms were featured in a city-wide Lip Dub. A Lip Dub…what is that? It is a one take, unedited lip sync that has become all the rage on YouTube. Being the brainchild of the Saratoga County Chamber, they thought it would be a great way to promote the city. The video featured 3 Train songs (their drummer is a Saratoga Springs grad and classmate of Saratoga Arms' own Sheila Smith) and incorporated between 3,000 – 5,000 people along the main street of Broadway in downtown Saratoga Springs.
The porch of our Saratoga Springs Hotel was a Lip Dub destination and the 50 volunteers did a great job. Amy and Sheila from Saratoga Arms take you on a behind the scenes view of the day.
The premiere will be held on September 27th, between 6 – 8 pm at the Saratoga Springs City Center. At that time, it will go live on YouTube and other Internet sites. We are looking for over 10 million views. Be sure to keep a look out for Saratoga Lip Dub!


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Defense leads the way to fourth straight win
By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers | April 20, 2012 5:59 PM ET
Wisconsin (9-6) took the lead when Rogers scored from third on a wild pitch in the fourth inning. The Rattler appeared to go up 2-0 after a Hopkins sacrifice fly scored Brandon Macias from third on the next pitch. But, the Whitecaps appealed that Macias left early. Plate umpire Carlos Martinez agreed and ruled Macias out.
West Michigan (7-8) came back in the bottom of the fourth inning and tied the game when Brandon Loy scored from third on a passed ball.
The Rattlers took advantage of some sloppy defense by the Whitecaps in the sixth to score three runs. Carlos George started the inning with a single and went to second on an error by catcher Pat Leyland. Rafael Neda drew a walk. Then, Adrian Williams was called on to drop a sacrifice bunt to move the runners along. The Rattlers got more than they expected on the play.
Williams dropped a perfect bunt towards third, but Colin Kaline's throw to first was wild. By the time the ball got back into the infield, George had scored, Neda was on third, and Williams had pulled into second base.
The Rattlers added two runs in the fifth on back-to-back sacrifice flies by Yadiel Rivera and Max Walla.
Wisconsin starting pitcher Andy Moye worked his way through a jam in the bottom of the fifth to keep Wisconsin up 4-1. Moye allowed an unearned run on six hits with two strikeouts and turned the game over to Jacob Barnes in the sixth.
Barnes worked a scoreless sixth thanks to Rivera snaring a line drive and turning the hot shot into an inning ending double play. Barnes also ran into a problem in the bottom of the seventh. A walk was sandwiched between two singles to start the inning. Barnes walked Eugenio Suarez to force in a run to score. But, that was all he gave up in the inning.
The Rattlers reliever struck out Dean Green for the first out. Rivera made a leaping backhanded stab of a line drive off the bat of Aaron Westlake for the second out to prevent at least two runs. Barnes got Brandon Loy to ground out sharply to first to end the inning with the Rattlers up 4-2.
Whitecaps reliever Ramon Lebron walked the first three batters in the top of the eighth inning on twelve straight pitches. Melvin Mercedes came on to get the first out with a strikeout, but Hopkins drove in two runs with a single. One out later - after Hopkins had stolen second base - Rafael Neda padded Wisconsin's lead to 8-2 with a two-runs single to left.
The Rattlers defense had one more flourish to end the game. Suarez singled down the right field line with two outs in the bottom of the ninth and tried to stretch the hit into a double. Right fielder Max Walla fired a strike to Rivera at second base to cut down Suarez for the final out and make Wisconsin's four game winning streak official.
Timber Rattlers outfielders have seven assists this season. In the last ten games, Wisconsin has committed just two errors.
Game three of the series is Saturday afternoon at 12:00pm CDT. Kevin Shackelford (1-0, 3.00) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers. Josue Carreno (0-2, 5.54) is set to start for the Whitecaps. Tune in for the broadcast on AM1280, WNAM or timberrattlers.com starting with the Miller Lite Pregame Show at 11:40am.
WP: Andy Moye (1-0)
LP: Wilsen Palacios (0-1)
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The hard rock band P.O.D. will have its fourth full-length Atlantic effort, "Testify," out January 24, 2006
Teamed with superstar producer Glen Ballard for nearly six months of recording sessions, the hard rock band P.O.D. is about to release their fourth full-length Atlantic effort entitled "Testify" Tuesday January 24th.
"It was a big deal to hear someone like Glen's opinion coming from all the different backgrounds that he's worked with, from Michael Jackson to No Doubt to Aerosmith." So the band's drummer Wuv commented.


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Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries: The Way They Were!
Kim Kardashian will file for divorce today after just 72 days as a newlywed. She and Kris Humphries tied the knot in Montecito in August after getting engaged in May. It was a whirlwind of wedding planning, from cake tasting and dress fittings to her bachelorette party and a tropical getaway leading up to the big day. They had even more on their plate as they moved to NYC after the nuptials and taped a new season of Kourtney and Kim Take New York. As more details come to light about Kim's decision to end the marriage, let's take a look back at the duo in happier times.


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Flames Engulf Pole Building At Regal and Trent
Fire crews responded to a fire at a pole building at N. Regal Street and E. Trent Avenue around 11:00 p.m. on Monday night.
Fire officials said the building appeared to be abandoned. It was not immediately known who actually owned the structure.
There were several vehicles inside the structure at the time, according to firefighters.
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Dollars, lovely dollars, come and get 'em. It was a sensible move by the world's big central banks to provide three-month loans to inject liquidity into the banking system. US money market funds appear to be reluctant to lend to European banks, so somebody has to do the job.
One fewer headache is welcome, and those betting on catastrophe know that the authorities will not sit idly. The market's reaction was understandably positive – stock markets rose, led by French banks, and the euro rallied.
But the development is hardly reassuring in the grander scheme of things. Central banks normally launch these co-ordinated operations only when disaster has struck – as after the collapse of Lehman Brothers three years ago – or when disaster looms. The mischievous thought is that the authorities are seriously worried Greece could default on its debt at any moment.
The more charitable interpretation is that the central banks are creating some breathing space. If so, the trick is to ensure that it is used to good effect. That means that the eurozone must inject more capital, not just extra short-term liquidity, into the banking system.
Will the banks play ball? It's up to the central banks and politicians to ensure they do. Alongside Thursday's carrot, they should apply a stick by telling financial institutions to prepare for a Greek storm that cannot be deferred indefinitely.


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We must create our own heroes to make us feel good about ourselves. Artists can provide these images.
-Luis Jimenez
Luis A. Jimenez, Jr., known for his large and sleek sculptures, creates works that are studies and celebrations of cultures and legends from both Mexico and the United States. His work explores how political and social events, both historic and present-day, affect everyday people. He often attempts to rethink the "American dream" into Hispanic terms. His sculptures poke fun at American symbols and at the same time they celebrate the strength of the American character.
Jimenez tends to focuses on the myths of the southwest. He uses exaggerated stereotypes in an attempt to parody traditional views of that region. He also uses "high kitsch colors" in order to make his statement even bolder. His simple compositions transform the common man or woman into heroic figures. Strong elements of sexuality are evident in his work, and both men and women are represented with a strong sense of self-assurance and confidence.
Sodbuster is arguably the most well known sculpture in the Fargo/Moorhead area. In 1978, the Fargo Parking Authority applied for and received a National Endowment for the Arts matching grant of $20,000 to help finance a major sculptural piece to be located in downtown Fargo. Luis A. Jimenez, Jr. was the artist chosen by a joint committee of NEA representatives and the Fargo Parking Authority. After extensive research of the region and several preliminary proposals, Jimenez produced Sodbuster. For over 20 years it was located outside on Main Avenue and Broadway. In 1991 the City of Fargo donated the sculpture to Plains Art Museum, as it was decided that the museum was better able to oversee the ongoing care of the sculpture. Sodbuster deteriorated severely after 21 years of braving the North Dakota elements, so in 2002, the sculpture was placed in storage until funding can be raised to repair it.
Sodbuster was created as an homage to the farmers and prairie workers of the Great Plains. In the sculpture, two greatly straining oxen wearing a yoke are dragging a heavy plow forward, with a muscular farmer behind guiding them through the sod. The two, lavender-toned oxen appear as one mass, with underlying tall, green grass adjoined to their bellies. Their bodies are highly textured with exaggerated muscles, bulging veins, bones, and neck hair; displaying trimmed/squared off black horns and gold nose rings. The farmer is an old, white-bearded man wearing a red shirt and jean overalls. He is bent over an old, wooden handle and wheeled plow, with a large swath of sod being plowed through. The two pieces are displayed on a large cement base. With the help of the bright fiberglass and the appearance of enormous strength, the farmer is transformed into a symbol of heroism and Midwestern fortitude. Sodbuster has become a beloved symbol for those in the Fargo/Moorhead region.
Artist Bio
My main concern is creating an American art using symbols and icons. I'm making high art out of low art material. I feel I am a traditional artist working with images and materials that are of my time.
-Luis Jimenez
Luis A. Jimenez, Jr. is best known for bold and vibrant sculptures, because they are created from epoxy and fiberglass in daring colors, often with neon and electric lighting.
Jimenez was born in El Paso, Texas, on July 30, 1940. Jimenez started to show an interest in the art field at a very young age. His father was a signmaker who worked with neon and large-scale materials. Through his father's business, Jimenez learned that certain symbols and colors attract people and many associations can be made with those symbols.
Choosing to go to school rather than taking over the family business, Jimenez attended the University of Texas from 1959-1964 where he studied art and architecture. From 1964 to 1966, Jimenez attended the Ciudad Universitaria in Mexico. While in Mexico, he delved into his cultural heritage by painting Mexican murals. He then went to New York where he exhibited work and assisted sculptor Seymour Lipton. After living in New York for a time, Jimenez realized the necessity of getting back to his roots and returned home to the southwest. He currently resides in Hondo, New Mexico.
Throughout his career, Jimenez has been commissioned to do public art for several cities including Fargo, Albuquerque, Buffalo, Sacramento, and Oklahoma City.
Jimenez has received over 12 different awards and fellowships during his career as an artist, including the National Council of Art Administration's Award for Outstanding Commitment to the Field of Art, La Napoule Art Foundation Residency Fellowship in La Napoule, France, the Skowhegan Sculpture Award.
His work has been shown at museums throughout the United States, and his work is part of the permanent collections of the Chicago Art Institute, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the National Museum of American Art and the National Collection of Fine Arts in Washington D.C., the Centro Cultural Arte Contemporaneo in Mexico, Plains Art Museum in Fargo, the North Dakota Museum of Art in Grand Forks, and many more throughout the southwest and Midwest.
Luis Jimenez, Sodbuster, 1980-81, molded fiberglass, epoxy resin, acrylic urethane paint, 60 x 257 x 47″ © 2012 Estate of Luis A. Jimenez, Jr. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York


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ILGear.com and ILPreps made a trip up to Western New York last weekend, and on Saturday, we drove east to Geneva, where the Section 5 Class A Fairport Red Raiders faced Section 3 Class B rival Jamesville-DeWitt at Hobart College.
The Red Raiders are sporting custom Cascade CPX-R helmets, custom Brine King III gloves and custom game jerseys and shorts from Nike.
Check out the Red Raiders' gear below, along with some additional shots taken during Fairport's game against Jamesville-DeWitt. Also, ILGear.com gives a special thank you and shout out to Cathy Bechle of Blue Sky Photography for providing us with some additional images of the Fairport seniors wearing some special shirts they had made up for Fairport student Blake Cognata, who is battling cancer.
You can visit the Equipment section of The Lacrosse Forums to discuss the hottest high school gear hitting the fields in 2012. Click here for more gear and goodies featured in the ILGear.com's High School Confidential series.
Fairport warming up for the game against Jamesville-DeWitt
Future Syracuse Orange middie/attackman Derek DeJoe shows ILGear.com the full Fairport getup.
The Red Raiders' custom Cascade CPX-R helmets.
Fairport's custom Nike jerseys
Custom Nike shorts
DeJoe's Nike Vapor Elites, which feature Fairport colored number decals he applied himself.
Fairport's custom Brine King III gloves
Some Fairport players are wearing these Nike Zoom Vapor Carbon LX cleats, which feature some hip slogans on the back of the heel.
Fairport team jacket
Fairport's reversible Nike practice jersey
Fairport's custom Nike warm-up shirts, featuring each player's number and "Fairport" on the lower back, so it can be see below the Raiders' game jerseys.
Assistant coach Riordan shows us some of the Nike goodies the Fairport coaches are rocking, including the Nike sneakers with Fairport colors below.
Steve DeJoe cheering on the Red Raiders, wearing a custom Nike Fairport shirt with the pirate logo on the front (with a great cup of coffee in hand).
Another DeJoe supporter, his grandmother was sporting some customized apparel that you just don't see every day.
More Fairport apparel
These guys above were alot of fun to chat with on the sideline. Future stars, for sure.
Section V hat from last summer spotted on the sideline. Lots of pride for Section V in the Fairport family.
Custom equipment bag
Custom ball bucket
The Fairport team is wearing hats with BC and also have BC on their helmets to honor Blake Cognata, who is battling cancer.
Here, the seniors on the Fairport team pose in the yellow shirts they had made to raise awareness about cancer and to suport Blake. (Photo: Cathy Bechle)
Fairport rock, with one of the shirts made for Blake. (Photo: Cathy Bechle)
The Fairport seniors. (Photo: Cathy Bechle)
The Fairport coaching staff. (Photo courtesy of Fairport Lacrosse)
Fairport celebrates the win over J-D.
For the best coverage of the high school lacrosse scene, be sure to follow Inside Lacrosse's new high school and recruiting specific Twitter account: @ILPreps.


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~This used to be called Adopted By Louis Tomlinson...
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~This story is a little like Divergent, NOT trying to copy idea it's just what came to my head. If you want to know síochána means peace in Irish (I think).~ Hello, my name is Ebilyn. I just turned 18, so you know what that means. I have to take the test. The test to tell you whether you are a Louian, Zaian, Nian, Leeian, Harrian. Or the one that no one wanted to be in, the mis-fits. My friends (Toni, Delaney, Violet, and Hanna) are all taking the test as well. We all want to be together, in either Nian or Leeian, but we probably won't.
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Will any of your correspondents kindly supply this desideratum?
An appearance of antiquity is never a desideratum to the honest book-collector.
It may to some minds be a desideratum, to allude to the anterior probability that God should come in the flesh.
A revision of genus Cratægus has long been a desideratum with botanists.
A higher efficiency is the goal, and the intention is to obtain this desideratum by fair and by just means.
A thoroughly faithful yet pleasing rendering is a desideratum.
But the desideratum still remained of being able to paint motion.
Indisputably speed must be the desideratum of all activity, educational or other.
This desideratum of varied tone-colour is sought even by instrumentalists.
plural of desideratum (1650s), from Latin, literally "something for which desire is felt," from past participle stem of desiderare "to long for" (see desire).


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The investigation into the death of a 9-year-old Rancho Calaveras girl continued today, Calaveras County Sheriff's Capt. Jim Macedo said. He declined to give specific details about the cause of her death, which is widely reported as having been from stabbing.
Macedo identified the girl as Leila Fowler and said her 12-year-old brother discovered her with severe injuries after he first glimpsed an intruder in their Rippon Road home Saturday afternoon. The children's parents were away at a "public event," Macedo said. The girl was pronounced dead at Mark Twain Medical Center in San Andreas.


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By Hayley Kappes
Killeen Daily Herald
BELTON – Major Bell County law enforcement agencies will receive a financial boost from the Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant.
Sheriff Dan Smith said his department has received the grant since 2005, but the amount significantly increased from last year due to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act's contribution.
The Commissioners Court approved an interlocal agreement Monday between the county and cities of Belton, Harker Heights, Killeen and Temple regarding the JAG program award.
Bell County received $554,000 from the grant to split among five law enforcement entities. This year marked the first time Belton and Harker Heights will receive money through the grant.
Money is distributed to each city and county based on their violent crime rate.
Killeen will receive the highest amount in the county, $352,570. Temple will receive $92,568 and Harker Heights will receive $23,221.
Smith said he and police chiefs from each city met and agreed on how the money would be distributed. There is a specific number of program categories each agency must subsidize through the grant.
"The sheriff's department wants to use the money to upgrade computers in every patrol car," Smith said. "I think (the grant) will cover this for every car."
Smith said the department wants to use AirCards, a device that allows users to connect to wide area Internet access through a computer's USB port.
Bell County Sheriff's Department received just under $66,000.
Chief Dennis Baldwin of the Killeen Police Department did not return phone calls regarding how his organization will use the grant money.
Contact Hayley Kappes at email@example.com or (254) 501-7559.
Bell County Commissioners Court actions:
The outdoor burn ban was not reinstated.
A memorandum of understanding among participants in the Bell County Health and Human Services Community Alliance was approved. The court also approved the alliance for a statement of work for community needs assessment through the Texas Health Institute's contract for services.
A report on 2008's unreimbursed health care expenditures will be sent to the Texas Department of State Health Services showing an increase of $646,046.15 from 2007.
A resolution was approved asking Sen. Troy Fraser, State Rep. Ralph Sheffield and State Rep. Jimmie Don Aycock to co-author and support an amendment prohibiting unfunded state mandates on counties.


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Returning Student-Athlete Information
Welcome back to UConn! In order for the sports medicine staff to maintain up-to-date information required by the university and NCAA we will need you to complete the following forms:
Please take a moment to complete the following forms that are necessary upon arrival to campus. Please complete these forms with your parent or guardian as their signature may be required.
Click here for complete set of forms, which includes:
- Visit https://myhealth.uconn.edu, enter your NetID/Password and complete the pending forms.
Primary and Secondary Insurance: All student-athletes are REQUIRED to have primary insurance coverage at the time of enrollment. If you have an athletic related injury while you are enrolled at UCONN any medical expense will be filed through your primary insurance first. Any remaining balance will then be paid by the secondary insurance (athletics).
Primary insurance is the first policy for which all expenses will be applied. This is the insurance you have through your parents/guardians or that you have purchased (either on your own or through health services). NOTE: IF YOU DO NOT NEED THE UNIVERSITY-SPONSORED HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN, YOU MUST COMPLETE THE WAIVER FORM VIA THEIR WEBSITE (https://consolidatedhealthplan.com/group/206/home).
If you fail to complete the online waiver, you will be automatically enrolled in the University-sponsored health insurance plan and will be required to pay the insurance premium. Once you have waived the school insurance you will be given a confirmation number. Please make note of this confirmation number for future reference.
If you do wish to purchase the university sponsored health insurance plan, as stated above, it is automatic and you will be billed for the insurance premium. Please click on the link below to complete the emergency contact and insurance information on the student portal ()https://myhealth.uconn.edu).