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Kimi Raikkonen is now a single and eligible man after the Lotus driver split with his wife Jenni Dahlman, ending a marriage which lasted for eight years.
Finn Dahlman, who was crowned Miss Scandinavia in 2001, has been a show jumping rider since 2005, when she ended her modelling career.
"It's true, they have grown in different directions," Raikkonen's personal assistant Ridu Kuvaja was quoted saying by Ilta Sanomat.
The pair had met in 2002 and married two years later in July.
"Questions about the marriage have been floating around since he (Raikkonen) was seen vacationing without his wife (shortly after the European Grand Prix last year)," reports Jalopnik.

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Biological and Health Sciences
Christin Carter-Su, professor of physiology, and Anthony King (molecular physiology) will study the ability of cellular signaling molecules to induce transcription through the v-src element to obtain information on v-src signaling pathways leading to alteration of gene expression.
John C. Mitani, assistant professor of anthropology, and John W. Pepper (biology) will investigate the vocal behavior of the glossy black cockatoo, a wild parrot species in Australia. The goal is to fill a gap in knowledge of vocal communication and learning in non-human animals by providing the first detailed study of the natural communication system of one of the most vocally prolific birds.
Ronald A. Nussbaum, professor of zoology and curator and director of the Edwin S. George Reserve, and Sheng-Hai Wu (biology) will study the evolutionary relationships of the microhylid frogs of Madagascar, testing hypotheses concerning the geographical distribution of microhylids and other groups in relation to continental drift and provide a better understanding of the biodiversity of the diminishing rain forests of Madagascar.
Geneva M. Omann, associate professor of surgery and assistant professor of biological chemistry, and Michael A. Model (biophysics) will address important questions in cell biology regarding the relationship of ligand-receptor binding and cell responses by applying a non-linear mathematical modeling approach to understand the kinetics of chemoattrac-tant-induced responses and the turn-off of those responses.
Mark A. Saper, assistant professor of biological chemistry and assistant research scientist, Biophysics Research Division, Institute for Science and Technology (IST), and Thomas R. Transue (biological chemistry) seek to understand how amaranthin, a lectin from the plant Amaranthus, can distinguish tumor cells from normal cells. Amaranthin tightly binds T-antigen disaccharide, a carbohydrate exposed on the surface of rapidly proliferating human cells, including those found in colon cancer.
Gerald R. Smith, professor of zoology and of geology and mineralogy and curator of fishes, Museum of Zoology, and William Paul Patterson (geological sciences) will examine seasonality of climates of the past several thousand years in the Great Lakes area using the isotopic composition of fossil materials, testing the hypothesis that seasonality, not mean annual temperature, is the primary climatic determinant of regional biodiversity.
Andrew E. Yale, associate professor of electrical engineering and computer science, and K.R. Raghavan (electrical engineering) will work on a project to develop a medical procedure to detect tissue lesions deep in the body, such as in the human breast, without resorting to mammography.
Erik R. P. Zuiderweg, professor of biological chemistry and research scientist in the Biophysics Research Division, IST, and Robert C. Morshauser (biological chemistry) will work to determine the three-dimensional structure of a molecular chaperone using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Chaperones are protein molecules essential to intracellular protein folding processes.
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Nancy E. Burns, assistant professor of political science and assistant research scientist, Center for Political Studies, Institute for Social Research (ISR), and Glenn Beamer (political science) will examine the extent to which the institutions of American state politics enable or constrain African-American representation in policy outcomes.
Hemalata C. Dandekar, professor of urban and regional planning, and Kameshwari Pothukuchi (urban, technological and environmental planning) will examine the strategies that migrant women adopt to obtain housing for themselves; womens special needs for housing; the opportunities that attaining shelter provides them; and the economic, social and institutional constraints women face in their attempts to house themselves.
Geoffrey H. Eley, professor of history, and Becky E. Conekin (history) will compare the changing representations of the national past in the cinemas of Britain and Germany between the 1960s and the present. The immediate context is provided by the extreme public conflicts around how the national past is to be remembered in the two countries during the 1980s.
Sandra Graham-Bermann, assistant professor of clinical psychology, and Alytia Levendosky (clinical psychology)
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M. Kent Jennings, professor of political science, and research scientist, ISR, and Ellen Ann Andersen (political science) will investigate the impact of a critical life event, being personally affected by AIDS, on individual political orientations and political mobilization as represented by a national gathering of AIDS activists.
Donald R. Kinder, professor of political science and of psychology, and Lisa DAmbrosio (political science) will examine the question of democratic competence by looking at the claim that Americans arrive at their views in a systematic fashion, one that is governed by processes of social identification, and that public opinion reflects the web of allegiances and antipathies that Americans develop toward social groups.
Jersey Liang, professor of health services management and policy, and research scientist, Institute of Gerontology, and Naoko Muramatsu (health services organization and policy) will examine the interplay between social relationships and physical health in the Japanese elderly using nationally representative panel data collected in 1987 and 1990. The direct and indirect effects of social relationships on physical health will be evaluated; special attention will be directed to the measurement specifications of social relationships and physical health.
Martin S. Pernick, professor of history, and Peter Laipson (cultural history) will examine the construction of bachelorhood as an aspect of the medicalization of private life in America and as seen in the major mediator of early 20th-century mass culture, motion pictures.
Ronald G. Suny, the Alex Manoogian Professor of Modern Armenian History, and Lynda Yoon-Sun Park (anthropology and history) will look at Soviet nationality policy in Transcaucasia and Central Asia to determine the role of the Soviet state in the formation of modern nations and the development of nationalism in these regions.
Humanities and the Arts
Jane R. Burbank, associate professor of history and director of the Center for Russian and East European Studies, and Mary Wells Cavender (history) will research the role of gender in the formation of the legal profession in late imperial Russia by examining Russian legal journals, memoirs and newspapers from 1900 to 1917.
Anne R. Gere, professor of English and of education, and Sarah Robbins (English and education) plan to produce two manuscripts, one that deals with the cross-class projects of womens clubs at the turn of the century and another that explores the material and social circumstances involved in producing and consuming club yearbooks.
Diane M. Kirkpatrick, professor and chair of the Department of History of Art, and Linda Duvall (art) will conduct research for Kirkpatricks ongoing Art as Information writing project. The work also will enable Duvall to investigate the art historical and theoretical context for her own art and to prepare an essay on her findings.
Michael Makin, associate professor of Slavic languages and literature, and Timothy J. Kiely (Slavic languages and literature) will produce a detailed survey of publications of and on the poet Nikolai Klyuev from 1985 to the present, including Klyuevs unfinished magnum opus, which was confiscated during the poets lifetime and was released from the KGB archive in 1991. Klyuev was executed in 1937.
Glenn E. Watkins, the Earl V. Moore Professor of Music, and Jeffrey Lyman (bassoon performance) will test one of the most identifiable and yet least frequently discussed aspects of Stravinskys music: voicing and articulation. Reviewing Stravinskys devotion to the authority of the past, the art of Couperin, Bach and Webern will be reappraised as it impacted on his Russian heritage.


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Emma couldnt wait to go to the Kings birthday party, but what should she bring?
Emma and her little dog Shu-Shu were thrilled to be invited to the Kings birthday party. But what do you get a King for his birthday? Emma and Shu-Shu have no gift, but they bring the Christmas cake they made with Mom and put on their Sunday best as they dash to the Kings carriage. And of course, Emma couldnt go anywhere without her beloved Cherry-Bear. On the way, they have encounters that lead them to bestow their cake, winter-cape, and even Cherry-Bear, on others. Now theyre chilly, rumpled, and empty-handedwhat will the King think? Emma frets, but when they finally meet the King at his palace, they discover they gave the King exactly what he wanted.
Children and parents will be reminded of the true meaning of Christmas, and that the greatest gifts we can offer to the Savior are gifts to the least of his brothers and sisters (based on Matthew 25:40). Families will be able to go online and be directed to notable charities to give their own gift to the King.
Children and parents will be reminded of the true meaning of Christmas, and that the greatest gifts we can offer to the Savior are gifts to the least of his brothers and sisters (based on Matthew 25:40). Families will be able to go online and be directed to notable charities to give their own gift to the King.
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featherSt. Louis, MOAge: 25-34Gender: female3 Stars Out Of 5tool to reach outApril 6, 2011featherSt. Louis, MOAge: 25-34Gender: femaleQuality: 3Value: 3Meets Expectations: 2The King's Christmas List by Eldon Johnson, illustrated by Bonnie Leick is a children's picture book about a little girl, Emma, and her dog Shu-Shu. In this imaginary tale, Emma and Shu-Shu receive a golden invitation to the King's birthday party. They collect a gift for the King and set out in a horse drawn carriage for the party. Along the way, they encounter some families in need and give away their gifts and treasures to help. At the party, they discover that by helping the families in need, they gave a gift to the King. The story is a great tool for families who want to expand their holiday gift giving into doing more to help others. At the end of the book, resources are provided to generate ideas to help others during the holiday season. While the book focuses on the Christmas season, the concept could be used at any time to teach about reaching out and helping others. The illustrations are very nice and detailed. I found some of the wording to lack a sense of flow, but my children enjoyed having the story read to them repeatedly and looking at the pictures. Disclosure: I received this book free from BookSneeze book review bloggers program, but the opinions expressed are my own (FTC 16 CFR, Part 255).
SaundraAlabamaAge: 35-44Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5Great Story on How to Win the King's HeartFebruary 23, 2011SaundraAlabamaAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 4Value: 3Meets Expectations: 4The Kings Christmas List is a wonderful story to remind both young and old the true reason for the season. The story unfolds with a special invitation inside of young Emma's mailbox. This invitation is to the King's birthday party. Emma gathers her favorite things to bring to the King but along the way she encounters numerous strangers in need. Emma's giving and unselfish heart leads her to giving away her special possessions. But what she gains is so much better; she gains the heart of the King. Her actions embody the true meaning of Christmas and the reason we celebrates Christ's birthday with presents. Gift giving is not just a holiday obligation, but a matter of the heart that fulfills the King's desire to have each and every one of us be a blessing to others.
The story is one that is appropriate for children 5 and up. The concept and wording may be difficult for younger children to understand. It is the type of story that can best be used as a tool to encourage discussion after reading it to your children. The pictures are beautiful and imaginative. The story unfolds in a way that holds a child's attention throughout the book. The last pages of the book include website information for different world wide charity organizations that families can consider donating too. This book is a wonderful way to introduce these organizations to school aged children in a way that will lead to a lifestyle of giving.
SaraG4 Stars Out Of 5Christmas letter great to read!November 10, 2010SaraGThis is a sweet story of a little girl, Emma and her dog Shu-Shu. Her daddy builds her a playhouse that becomes a door to a new world, The Kingdom. Then the adventure begins as she receives an invitation from the King for his birthday party. Of course she must bring a gift. She bakes a special Christmas cake and hurries on her way. As she travels to meet the King she encounters a grandma and grandson who are cold and she gives away her coat. She encounters several others on her journey and has opportunity to show compassion. She learns about how giving to others in need from the heart is how we give gifts to God. The book also provides ways for families to give to others this Christmas season.
My girls very much enjoyed the story, especially my 5 year old daughter. She enjoyed the illustrations which really brought the the story to life.
Manda4 Stars Out Of 5Heart WarmingOctober 13, 2010MandaQuality: 4Meets Expectations: 5Emma and her little dog, Shu Shu, have been invited to a birthday party, for the King! After finding a perfect birthday present and grabbing her favorite toy and the cake Emma and her mother made, surprises await Emma on her way to the King's party.
A good lesson lies in the pages of this heart-warming children's book. This book will teach your children to give, and to give with a thankful heart. A wonderful book, and fun to read.
sunflowermommieBC CanadaAge: 35-44Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5A new book for the Christmas collectionOctober 9, 2010sunflowermommieBC CanadaAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5The King's Christmas List
Written by Eldon Johnson
Illustrated by Bonnie Leick
The King's Christmas List is a children's book about Emma and her little dog Shu-Shu. Emma and Shu-Shu are invited to a birthday party for the King. Emma searches the playhouse for gifts to give, but through a series of events, she reaches the King empty handed. Learn how the King responds to her lack of gifts.
This book is filled with colorful illustrations. This is a powerful story about how to give gifts from the heart with a call to action at the end of the book. It is an inspiring children's book to add to your Christmas collection or give as a Christmas gift. This book would be most appropriate for children ages 4-8. My children found this book interesting and it held their attention.
Disclosure: I received this book free from the publisher through the BookSneeze book review bloggers program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
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Shocked by the premature death of a closeted former classmate, two gay friends, Mel (Steven Lim) and Ash (Chowee Leow) are forced to reexamine the state of their own lives and ponder what the future holds. Troubled by the idea of growing old alone, the pair embarks on a quest to find love and happiness with the dream men they're sure await them both. Writer-director Ray Yeung's outrageous comedy also stars Gareth Rhys Davis and Neil Collie.


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Many people turn to religion when they're in a tough spot and Justin Bieber is no exception.
Appearing in a music video alongside Christian rapper Brandon Burke, the "Baby" singer opens up about his faith and preaches about the grace of God.
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This wasn't the first time Bieber turned to the Lord. Aside from the numerous religious symbols tattooed on his body, the 20-year-old was also reportedly looking to be baptized this February.


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Also, I know a lot of people check out others profiles with no interest in hearing from them. I hardly EVER contact a lady just because she strayed into my profile area. That being said, if I do contact you after that, it is only after seeing who you are and seeing something unusually special in your words or pictures. If you put me on your favorites list, please contact me. I don't bite but will delete any who do not E-mail soon.
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I am generally attracted to ladies who physically exude a friendly, smart personality. Eyes will dance and smiles flash often, also intelligent, funny and considerate. I appreciate a lady who can share a discussion on all levels using reason and passion. Kissing is a must! It is one of my biggest passions, I kiss well and often.
I do not play games nor tolerate them, if a person feels the need to lie or deceive the other in a relationship, they are not meant to be together. I am reliable and do not waste my time with those who are not. Everybody has a past, if you are still in love with yours, please don't contact me. Respect is a two-way street, I cannot give mine to one who does not return it.
A personal family emergency caused my need to move here suddenly from WA State in mid June of 2008. I left behind a very near and dear friend in Abby, a golden mix who was three years old last St. Patrick's. I love animals and a lady with a dog (or so); will always hold a special place in my heart.
I cannot tolerate people who lie to impress, or over-analyze (especially without the proper tools), try communicating better! I am patient and appreciate patience in others, I also avoid rude, obnoxious and argumentative people, I particularity offend narrow-minded and egotistical people and yet I am fine with that! I love cooking (I will try almost anything), giving massages, hugs and cuddling, watching movies while curled up in front of the TV, and playing with pets. Recently, I have started getting back into shape and am enjoying the feeling and changes.
I am NOT looking for a marriage-minded lady right now and may never be. I will not get married a third time, I am an abysmal failure at it. I have no children, but three lovely granddaughters from my last marriage. I have found that a majority of ladies I have contacted, seem to equate long term with marriage. I am more comfortable with a long term relationship, but in no dire rush to fill a "gap" in my life.
Member of Mensa International. (Google it) One final observation: While the best things in life are worth waiting for, NOT everything waited for is worth it.
P.S. As I AM a photographer, and the majority of images on this site are pretty poor, I may ask if I can see others of you. I am NOT referring to "personal pictures" Re: "over-analyze" gripe (above). I am also happy to assist with a picture to post here, so many of them are sooo... bad! Just send me a line and I will see if I can help.
I am big, old, and ugly... and sometimes self-deprecating in attempts at humor.
But I MAY have a friend or two that are 420 friendly
Your attention span is greater than a gnat.
You can deal with a smoker (read the considerate part above).
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The Alaska volleyball team will close out its home portion of the schedule this week as it plays host to Seattle Pacific Thursday at 7 p.m. (AKST) and Montana State Billings Saturday at 3 p.m.
Prior to Saturday's match, the Nanooks (5-15, 3-11 GNAC) will honor its two seniors, libero Allison Oddy and outside hitter Reilly Stevens, who will be playing in their final games at the Patty Center.
A little more than a month ago, the 'Nooks fell 3-0 at the Yellowjackets (10-12, 7-7 GNAC) before dropping a 3-1 decision at the Falcons (11-12, 8-6 GNAC).
Last week, Alaska went 1-1 on its road trip, as it downed Simon Fraser in a five-set thriller and lost in straight sets to 17th-ranked Western Washington.
Sam Harthun led the offense with 38 kills to go with 21 digs and three block assists. In Thursday's win, she produced a career-high 31 kills, which tied former Nanook and assistant coach Mallory (Bergstrom) Larranaga for second all-time in single-match program history. It was also the highest kill total in three years by a GNAC player.
Katlyn Mataya dished out 78 assists (61 at SFU) and 26 digs while Allison Oddy led the back court with a team-best 40 digs. Other offensive contributors included Megan Morrison and Keri Knight. Morrison accrued 21 kills and three total blocks in the split and Knight had 15 kills in seven digs in the one match she played.
In the GNAC rankings, Mataya remained fifth in assists with 9.70 per set. Harthun moved up to sixth in both kills with 3.45 per set and points with 3.87 per set. Oddy also stayed in seventh with 4.51 digs per set. Nationally, Mataya is 58th in assists and Harthun moved up 30 spots to 73rd in kills and 29 in points to 84th while Oddy bumped up nine spots to 85th in digs.
Match #21: Seattle Pacific at Alaska – Thursday, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. (AKST)
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The Falcons went 1-1 at home last week with a 3-0 sweep against Saint Martin's before falling in straight sets to Western Oregon. Cailin Fellows led the attack with 29 kills with a .329 hitting percentage to go with 18 digs. Nikki Lowell chipped in 22 kills with a team-best 462 hitting percentage and Madi Cavell had 20 kills with a .255 hitting clip, three aces and five block assists while Shelby Swanson dished out 74 assists.
Fellows is second in the GNAC this year with 4.01 kills per set and 4.29 points per set. Swanson is third in assists, with 10.69 per set, and Lowell is fifth with a .325 hitting percentage while Brianna Leenders is also fifth in the digs department, with 4.74 per frame. Across the country, Fellows is 12th and 34th, respectively, in kills and points. Swanson (26th assists), Leenders (57th digs) and Lowell (73rd hitting percentage) also rank in the top-100.
Match #22: Montana State-Billings at Alaska – Saturday, Nov. 10 at 7 p.m. (AKST)
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The Yellowjackets are coming off a 1-1 split a week ago at home with a 3-0 defeat to WOU before downing SMU 3-1. Monica Grimsrud led the way with 35 kills, three service aces and two solo blocks. Taylor Adams contributed 20 kills, a .255 hitting percentage and three total blocks (two solo). Other key players included Erin Compton (47 digs), Kyndal Williams (69 assists, 17 digs) and Jody Lutz (13 kills, 5 total blocks).
In the GNAC rankings, Compton is second with 5.99 digs per set while Grimsrud is fourth and fifth, respectively, with 3.57 kills per set and 3.98 points per set. Williams is also fourth with 9.94 assists per frame and Lutz it 10th with a .280 hitting percentage. Compton's digs average also places her eighth in the country and Williams' assists average is 50th while Grimsrud is 50th in kills and 65th in points.


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I see members have begun to use the blog system. So I thought I would take some time to outline a few thoughts I had on how to utilize the BLOGS.
First this your should do is create a catchy BLOG name. It will default to your screen name, but naming it something that revolves around what your blog is about will help other decide if they will visit or keep surfing. The idea is to attract members to visit so think it out before moving forward.
I have created categories that your blog post can be associated with. This can be done from a drop down menu, when you are creating the blog entry. Users can them view these blogs by category. Not interested in TTM stuff, then skip them and check out a different category. If you have other categories you would like added, don't hesitate to make a request.
The nice feature of the blogs is that on the lower right column you have a "blog" calender. If you make an entry that date will be clickable. Pretty neat if you just joined and want to back track on someone's blog.
Also the custom pages are really nice to break down lists, be it for want lists or trade list. It's the best way to go since they will always be in the same place ( I choose to have them up top below my BLOG name). If you are posting your wantlist as the main blog entry it will quickly disappear once you make new entries. So to save yourself from having to post it over and over just make a custom page to store it and link to that page.
I'm using my blog to chronicle my PSA goudey set, so instead of cluttering the board with new threads, those who wish to read about it can just subscribe to my blog http://www.thebenchtrading.com/blog.php?1-Champs96ws. This is something that all the TTM guys should venture into easy to do and with the calendar you can always go back and look at what you got on what day.
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Victoria Beckham Celebrates Belated 40th Birthday with Spice Girls!
They spent many years topping charts and making beautiful music together so it's only fitting that the Spice Girls helped Victoria Beckham celebrate her big 4-0.
Over the weekend Mel C, Emma Bunton and Geri Halliwell showed up at London's Arts Club where Posh, her husband David Beckham, newly-single Chris Martin and Guy Ritchie all partied together.
Sporty Spice and Baby Spice posed for an Instagram selfie with the caption, "Girls Night Out," while Ms. Beckham tweeted a picture with the message, "So much fun with my family last night!"
Of course, there was widespread speculation regarding Melanie Brown's absence (she was in Los Angeles for "America's Got Talent" duties), and Mel C tweeted a link to a Daily Mail article along with the caption, "If I wasn't still feeling a little bit drunk I wouldn't say this, but as I am... Dear people who comment on Daily mail online GET A LIFE."
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Dianna Agron Gets Punk'd!
Posted Thursday April 12, 2012 10:41 AM GMT
Proving that no celebrity is safe now that "Punk'd" is back on the air, Dianna Agron is the target of the prank show's upcoming episode.
The "I Am Number Four" starlet is on the receiving end of guest host Hayden Panettiere's practical joke and shows her gullibility.
Dianna agrees to help her friend's grandfather while his caretaker is occupied elsewhere, and soon learns what a dirty old man he can be.
Additionally, both Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Zac Efron both get Punk'd during the episode, so tune in tonight (April 12) on MTV.


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A Developmental Perspective for Special Education Monitoring and Evaluation
The federal government of the United States of America utilizes a set of over 20 metrics to monitor and evaluate special education programs for students with disabilities in states and territories. The metrics include: graduation rate, dropout rate, academic achievement, settings placement rates, and measures of racial and ethnic disproportionate representation in special education programs. Originally designed as separate accountability metrics, recent governmental and academic interests have turned to the possibility of organizing the metrics into models and schema that may be used to provide support for the training and professional development of special education teachers and administrators. The author will present a perspective for organizing these metrics based upon models of human development, and describe how a developmental perspective of special education evaluation and monitoring can support training and professional development of special education teachers and administrators. In addition, he will describe recent collaborative work with faculty at the Special Education Training Center at Hanoi National University of Education in Viet Nam, and propose possibilities for the utility of a developmental perspective of special education monitoring and evaluation systems for international development.
Keywords: Special Education, Inclusion, Disability, Human Development, International Development, Evaluation, Monitoring, United States of America, Socialist Republic of Viet Nam, Metrics
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The first article in this three part series, titled, Valley Forge Forever Gone documented what led to the creation of the Saugatuck Reservoir and how the residents of the village of Valley Forge fought, but lost their town when the Bridgeport Hydraulic Company flooded it for the creation of the reservoir.
In those days, and up until President Ronald Reagan signed the 1986 amendments to the Safe Drinking Water act in 1986, mandating filtration plants, large tracts of land were needed as buffers to protect the water supply. Though debatable, by many, the powers to be believed that the new technology had shown that filtration plants would do an even better job than buffers did to remove pollutants. That, of course, meant the large amounts of land owned by the Aquarion-owned Bridgeport Hydraulic Company were no longer needed, but were, in fact, money in the bank, because building treatment plants is enormously expensive.
With land prices soaring in the 1990s everywhere in Fairfield County and particularly in Weston and Easton, developers were sure to be eyeing all possible parcels of land for sale. Because Connecticut law requires that water companies provide the right of first refusal to agencies that preserve land as open space, Bridgeport Hydraulic Company's CEO, at the time, Jack McGregor called the then director of the Aspetuck Land Trust, Bruce LePage, and floated the idea of selling 400 acres to the Trust.
Things started to move after that meeting when two Easton open space activists were contacted. Four hundred acres may seem like a lot to most people, but not to Gail Bromer, Easton Open Space Task Force, chair. or the president of the Citizens for Easton, Princie Falkenhagen. Their attitude was why go for less when the entire Trout Brook Valley would be an even better deal.
When the people of Easton were approached about funding the 700+ acres of TBV for open space, they declined, saying it was too much of a financial burden for them to take. The Aspetuck Land Trust whose aim is to preserve land in Easton, Weston, Fairfield and Westport and the Open Space Task Force explored every other avenue they could to find funding, without luck. What now? Word got around that BHC was interest in selling Four Corners, a well-known area of 27.8 acres, in Easton, whose corners are Route 58 and Route 136. All effort then was put toward the purchase of Four Corners. Now, Easton people, several non-profits and other groups were determined to do whatever could be done to purchase that land.
James Lomuscio, in his book Village of the Dammed, wrote that while attention was on the sale of Four Corners, "Aquarion had been in negotiations with National Fairways, Inc., a golf course management company, and by 1997 they were close to an agreement." The details were quite something. Trout Brook Valley was to become a gated subdivision of 103 houses with a 200-acre golf course and a luxury clubhouse to the tune of a membership fee of $100,000. That prospect outraged the people of Easton and the neighboring communities. If that were not enough, Bridgeport Hydraulic Company announced as a gesture of good neighborliness, they would donate the 27.8 acres of Four Corners to the Aspetuck Land Trust which according to Bruce LePage was worth about $250,000.
While there were literally hundreds who were active in the fight to preserve Trout Brook Valley, certain people do stand out not because they did more or cared more, but rather because they had for one reason or another, influence that enabled them to get things moving.
When asked if she ever lost faith, Gail Bromer said that it was such a unique opportunity it was hardly possible to lose faith. She said, "It was as though all the stars were aligned, " noting that Governor Rowland wanted to preserve open space. Princie Falkenhagen said that Rowland was running for re-election and wanted Fairfield County in his pocket, as it were. He knew there was great support in the county for open space and had already set a goal of 20% of Connecticut 's open space to be preserved by 2020. In addition, the legislature was in favor of it. And what was particularly unique was that the land was smack in the center of acres and acres of open space.
The best happens when things grow from the bottom up, and that is what began to happen. Local Westport resident and seasoned journalist James Lomusicio wrote an article in the Connecticut section of the August 31, 1997 Sunday NYTimes, titled, Pricey Houses; golf in Easton's Future . It read in part,
"But Gail Bromer, a conservation commission member who is chairwoman of the town's open space committee says any taxes raised would be offset by a drain on town services, including the need for more police officers and for a new school. Ms. Bromer also does not want to see the town's rural character dramatically changed."
Princie Falkenhagen said that the developer then countered that claim by contacting every resident in Easton to explain that people who would live in the luxury homes would send their children to private school and not to the Easton's schools; hence, instead of increasing taxes, the taxes gained would help pay to build the much needed new school that was in the planning stage.
The residents of Easton were taken in by the developer, and Falkenhagen was very surprised to learn she did not have "the pulse of her own town." Salesmen with a gift of gab and a clever line have been around since the days of the snake oil salesmen who toured the country side selling elixirs and potions of all kinds, even ones that supposedly included the oils from snakes.
Hearing one's taxes will be reduced can cloud the minds of the wisest of people. Eyes glaze over at the thought of a penny more in taxes. Therefore, if ever there was a discouraging time, that was a very low point, but it was not a time to give up. It was a time to refuel. And refuel they did.
The Coalition to Preserve Trout Brook went into full gear and things began to happen. The news about National Fairways' plan to develop one of the most beautiful spots on this planet spread beyond Fairfield County and even beyond the state. As mentioned earlier, even Governor John Rowland was on board. The Connecticut Fund for the Environment jumped on the bandwagon. The environment was not going to lose. Lawns everywhere sprouted signs. " Trout Brook Valley, Forever Yours. Or Forever Gone."
Then just before Christmas, at the regular Easton Planning and Zoning Commission, something fantastic and unexpected happened. Into that meeting came Melissa (Lissy) Newman and Nell Newman along with their father. Lissy sought out Princie Falkenhagen, and introduced her to her father, Paul Newman who asked what he could do. No question could have been easier to answer and no answer was more to the point. "Money," was all she said. Newman responded saying he would give a half million dollars over a 5 year period.
Obviously, Newman's offer hit the papers and that set the fund-raising effort into full swing. Money poured in from almost every state in the union. But the battle was not over, nor was Newman's participation. He gave more than money. He and his daughter Lissy and Weston resident James Naughton went to Hartford to request aid from the state. Newman also went to his Weston neighbor and good friend, Robert Redford who made an undisclosed donation and wrote a letter that appeared in the Westport News , on January 30, 1998. The full text of the letter appears in James Lomuscio's book, Village of the Dammed. He had just begun as editor of the Westport News at the time when the Redford letter was submitted.
Newman and Redford were more than celebrities. They each did more than write checks. As fine artisans in their profession they gained the respect of the movie public, and their wealth allowed them to make life better for others by the various projects and foundations they started, whether for young actors, directors and writers or for children with terminal disease. But in the end, even the celebrities couldn't have helped without the thousands of others who wrote letters, did fund raising, knocked on doors, spoke to legislators, encouraged others to become involved, held informational gatherings and did the mailings and stamped the letters. If any one ever doubts the power of the people, one need only see how National Fairways Inc., with their golf courses and imperious greens could not beat real grass roots.
Both individuals and organizations donated money and help in a myriad of ways. An art auction was held and Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward donated proceeds from their play "Love Letters" to the cause. The Nature Conservancy gave a bridge loan to the Aspetuck Land Trust; the Department of Public Utility Control gave its approval for the sale, State legislators put their shoulders to the wheel to get state funding. There was support from the DEP, and the local Nature Conservancy .
Bruce Le Page, director of the Aspetuck Land Trust during that period worked as tirelessly to acquire TBV as he did for many other parcels . Board member, Tom Talamini called LePage, "Mr. Open Space" not only because he was able to increase the amount of open space in this region, but that he grew the land trust organization.
"When he took over the reins of the trust in 1993, it was a small organization with 214 members managing a little over 200 acres of open space in Easton, Weston, Fairfield and Westport," said Mr. Talamini. "He has been, without a doubt, the driving force behind ALT."
In the end, the Town of Weston voted to preserve the 45 acres of Trout Brook Valley located in Weston for $845,000. The Aspetuck Land Trust was the only organization that qualified to preserve the 685 acres located in Easton which cost $11.3 million. The State of Connecticut provided $6 million towards the purchase. The Aspetuck Land Trust and the Nature Conservancy raised the remaining $5.3 million from private sources. As a final gesture, The Bridgeport Hydraulic Company donated the 28 acre 4 corner parcel at the corner of Route 58 and 136, and another 90 acres in Easton.
The money was the bottom line, and it came from the smallest of donations to the largest. The late Paul Newman was a catalyst and he inspired many more, even a little girl who gave a few dollars of her Christmas money.
Aspetuck Land Trust Inc. is a member supported, non-profit organization dedicated to preserving open space in Easton, Fairfield, Weston and Westport. The Land Trust maintains 42 trailed preserves on 1,700 acres.


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And that is that. Richard Willingham sums up: Shaw survives another push to kill his parliamentary career, voters will now get their say on November 29. He left the chamber after the vote, as did most other MPs, as debate on legislation resumes. No doubt the government will accuse Labor of a protection racket and the Opposition will say it is focused on real issues. Just another day on Spring Street. Now just 86 days to go before the election.
The doors have been locked...
Geoff Shaw has voted against the expulsion motion. The motion is lost 42-43 as expected.
Geoff Shaw has returned to the chamber to vote on the motion...
The vote has been called and division is required...Back to top
The bells are ringing, Shaw returns. We will have a result shortly. Six government frotnbenchers spoke to expel, Andrews gave a short statement from Labor on not to expel.
Just to refresh your memory - this is the day Geoff Shaw resigned from the Liberal Party in 2012...
Lining up government MPs to speak on the motion "plays into Labor's hands", says Richard Willingham - it perpetuates the idea that the government wants to talk about Shaw rather than "real" issues.
Some press gallery members started singing Whitney when @michaelobrienmp delivered bodyguard line— Matt Johnston (@Media_Matt) September 4, 2014
Attorney General Robert Clark talks about Labor's involvement in the Age dictaphone scandal, saying it showed the party had poor standards. He asks why ALP Assistant State Secretary Kosmos Samaras wasn't sacked by Daniel Andrews.
Phew... the end is in sight. Two more Liberals are expected to speak and then we'll have the vote.
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This is a long debate considering it's quite one-sided... — Matt Johnston (@Media_Matt) September 4, 2014
Here's the video of Daniel Andrews and Labor's walkout...
Robert Clark is now speaking. "Should the Member for Frankston be expelled? The short answer is yes." Reiterates that Geoff Shaw's apology yesterday was not sincere.
Senior government minister Louise Asher winds up her contribution by saying Labor's backflip on Mr Shaw goes to the core of the ALP. "They cannot be trusted."
Louise Asher: "Labor now understand when you make a deal with Shaw there is no end to the chaos. It's like an insatiable beast."
Geoff Shaw has had enough and walked out of the chamber, reports Henrietta Cook.Back to top
Josh Gordon: In an ominous sign, several Coalition MPs left the chamber during the debate - including former premier Ted Baillieu. Baillieu, Ryan Smith and Cindy Mcleish all had to be retrieved by Liberal Leader of the House Louise Asher.
Back in the chamber, MP Louise Asher is speaking on the expulsion motion...
Labor's walkout will not have an affect on the vote to expel Geoff Shaw. They will return to vote against the motion.
@DanielAndrewsMP address caucus. #stunt Rallies the troops about the election and issues it will fight on #springst pic.twitter.com/7rS2GqhdsN— Richard Willingham (@rwillingham) September 4, 2014
Henrietta Cook: Labor's carefully staged walk-out is no doubt designed to create the impression that the Opposition don't want to waste any more time talking about Mr Shaw. They are having a meeting and are set to return to the chamber to vote on Mr Shaw's future.
Special caucus meeting while Geoff Shaw motion is still being debated. pic.twitter.com/Ti2SmInGs1— David Woiwod (@DavidWoiwod10) September 4, 2014
Labor MPs leave the chamber during Geoff #Shaw expulsion motion debate #springst @9NewsMelb #9News pic.twitter.com/fbdZQy3tOI— Angus Ledwidge (@angusleddo) September 4, 2014
Josh Gordon: Having previously claimed that "Victoria deserves better than Geoff Shaw", Andrews has argued that Shaw met the terms of the June motion, which demanded he pay almost $7000, serve an 11 sitting-day suspension and genuinely apologise. In a perfunctory address to parliament, Andrews criticises the government over TAFEs, hospitals and schools, and says Labor wants nothing more to do with it, And with that, the entire Labor side of the chamber marched out. Don't expect Shaw to address the chamber now. He says he doesn't want to waste any more time.Back to top
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Missing Actor Nick Stahl Checks Into Rehab
On Sunday, the Terminator 3 actor checked himself into a Los Angeles rehabilitation center after sending an email to friends and family assuring his safety. The 32-year-old star was working hard at sobriety at the time of his disappearance.
Stahl's estranged wife, Rose Murphy, confirmed that the actor is indeed seeking treatment in rehab, telling E! Online, "He wants to be well. He's a good man and we want him home so we can help him."
Nick and Rose separated January 2012 after three years of marriage. Soon after, Stahl began to have issues over custody of his daughter, Marlo, when Murphy filed court papers requesting sole legal and physical custody.
Following Nick's admittance into rehab, Rose told TMZ that a divorce is currently not in the works and is glad to be able to tell her daughter about her father's whereabouts after his weeklong disappearance.


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Dr. Neal Lester, author and professor of English at Arizona State University, was honored with an achievement award for the College of Arts and Humanities at the University of West Georgia 36th annual Alumni Association Awards Gala. A native of Jefferson, Ga., Lester graduated from the University of West Georgia in 1981 with a bachelor of arts degree in English.
The UWG Alumni Association presents annual achievement awards to graduates who have brought credit to the University of West Georgia or the alumni association through career achievement in business, nursing, education, arts and humanities, science and mathematics, or social sciences.
Lester has received numerous awards throughout his career including the UWG David Bottoms Distinguished Alumni award, ASU parents Association Professor of the Year, ASU Foundation Professor of English and the Arizona Humanities Council Distinguished Public Scholar.
A professor of English at Arizona State University since 1997, Lester's area of specialization is in African American literacy and cultural studies, a subject in which he has been published multiple times


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I don't know about anyone else but I can't wait for Christmas to come and go. Things need to get back to normal, or what passes for normal. I'm not a holiday person. I don't go out of my way to celebrate them. Holidays are actually my favorite days to work. No one else is there so the day is peaceful and productive. The patients are appreciative that someone is there, so they seem extra cooperative.
This year I got into the spirit of the thing by having some of my patients help trim the tree. Hanging ornaments is a wonderful balance activity. We also did candy canes. I helped cut and tape the holiday chain that drapes from one of our walls. I gave money toward the manager's present. But that's as far as it goes. I will celebrate by taking treats to all the horses in the barn. My spoiled ponies will get a little extra but everyone will get something. That's my kind of giving.
I like to choose who and what I give, not have it made a requirement. This year we're having a holiday lunch at a nearby Mexican place. Rehab employees, who are new to all of us, from our sister facility will be joining us. Even though I generally skip parties, that seemed acceptable until we were told to bring a Secret Santa gift. We're going to pool the gifts and draw numbers. Since when did Secret Santa become mandatory?
Half the fun of Secret Santa is figuring out something for your person. Even if they provide ideas, it's still up to the giver to make the selection. I like to give gift cards to favorite stores or restaurants. Even in smaller groups, it's still fun to find out who had whom. To do that now means buying a generic card under the limit amount or trying to think of a generic present. The idea is making me less inclined to even bother.
Maybe you should just call me Scrooge. It wouldn't be the first time.
You're not alone. In my last position, my team actually got me a black Santa's hat to commemorate what a Scrooge I was.
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Former Phillies Closer Brad Lidge on the Sports Bash [AUDIO]
While he's now a closer corollary to city-wide anxiety, Brad Lidge was once the toast of baseball's game-sealers. And apparently, according to an interview with Lidge on 97.3 ESPN Radio South Jersey, that bought him at least a renegotiation talk with the Phillies before this off-season. And before Lidge decided to take the pulse of a few feelers.
Why did Lidge snub his eventual reciprocal snubber? Simple: He thought he could still close, and wanted to see what other MLB teams agreed with him. Unfortunately for Lidge, none did.
But it got worse: When he checked back in with the Phillies to see if that "door" was still "open," the team respectfully declined. As you can imagine, Lidge was pretty bummed out about it.
Said Lidge: "I came back to the Phillies and I said, 'Let's talk. My heart's still here. It never left. Let's see what we can do.' Unfortunately, at that time, they had changed their mind and didn't have a contract for me."
Who continued: "Yeah, it's disappointing. I'm not crying about it or nothing. I understand it's all business and that's part of it. But it was disappointing and unfortunate because of course I did want to come back to Philadelphia."
After he explained: "I think they knew … I was going to explore that opportunity (to sign on with an MLB team as its closer)."
Where he was the architect, for record, of the greatest bit of relief pitching in franchise history for the Phils in 2008, when he went 41-for-41 with a 1.10 ERA (in save situations) en route to a World Series. His numbers ballooned in 2009, though, right about when his poise (and fan confidence in him) fell apart.
Lidge signed on with Washington for a one-year deal worth $1 milllion.


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The text below is a sample of early Babylonian writing and an Old Akkadian inscription, by King Sharganisharalim.
Source: Bohl, 'Akkadian Chrestomathy, I', pp.40-41.
Reading from the top right hand corner to the left, it reads:
(1)[d]Shar-ga-ni-shar-alim (2) maar Da-ti- [d]En-lil (3) da-nm (4) shar (5) A-ga-de[Kl] (6) u' (7) ba{11}--la-ti (8) [d]En-lil (9) baani (10) E-kur (11) biit [d]En-lil (12) in Nippurim[Kl] (13) sha tuppam (14) su{4}-a (15) u-sa-za-ku-ni (16) [d]En-lil (17) u' (18) [d]Shamash (19) ishid-su (20) li-su-ba (21) u' (22) eer-su (23) li-il-gu-da
[d] indicates a name, [Kl] indicates a country or land or city
"Sharganisharalim, son of Dati-Enlil, the Mighty One, King of Akkad and of the domains of Enlil, (is) the biulder of E-kur, the temple of Enlil, in Nippur. If anybody alters this document, may Enlil and Shamash tear out his foundation and sweep away his seed."
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Stanley and Cards blast past Naturals, 4-1
By Springfield Cardinals | July 9, 2014 11:17 PM ET
Springfield, MO - All-Star C Cody Stanley belted two home runs to help pace the Springfield Cardinals to the 4-1 win against the Northwest Arkansas Naturals before 3,622 fans at Hammons Field on Wednesday night.
After a pair of scoreless innings from Cardinals LHP Jonathan Cornelius (W, 8-6) and Naturals RHP Andy Ferguson (L, 6-7), Springfield (8-11, 42-47) struck in the bottom of the third. 3B Patrick Wisdom started the frame with a triple, before trotting home on a two-run homer by CF Rafael Ortega. Two outs later, Stanley swatted his first solo shot of the night, stretching the advantage to 3-0.
Cornelius kept the Naturals (9-10, 34-55) bats at bay through his first four scoreless frames, but Northwest Arkansas scratched across their first run in the top of the fifth. C Juan Graterol knocked a base hit to left field to open the inning. After moving to second on a sacrifice bunt, Graterol advanced to third on a fly out to center field. With two down, CF Ethan Chapman came through with an RBI triple into the right field corner, plating Graterol to cut the Cardinals lead to 3-1.
Stanley and the Cardinals, though, stretched the lead back out in the bottom of the sixth. Leading off the inning, the All-Star catcher belted his second solo home run of the game to right field, his 10th homer of the year, increasing the advantage back to three runs, 4-1.
After Cornelius's six one-run frames, RHP Chris Thomas struck out four through two scoreless relief innings. LHP Justin Wright (S, 7) then slammed the door with a scoreless ninth, closing the 4-1 win for Springfield.
Click here for the complete box score from Wednesday's game.
Guarantee Individual Promo Items with the brand-new Promo Seats
The brand-new Promo Seats Package includes one Diamond Box Ticket for a game featuring a Promotional Item and guarantees that you receive one of that night's Promotional Items, plus a portion of the ticket sales will benefit the Hamels Foundation Cardinals Youth Initiative to provide tickets for area youth and non-profit organizations.
By purchasing the Promo Seats, fans will have an item reserved for them regardless of where they are in line or what time they arrive at the game. And, for the first time, out-of-town fans that order a Promo Seat Package can choose to have their Promotional Item mailed to them for an additional shipping and handling charge of $10 per item. Both out of town fans and those unable to make the game may donate their game ticket to the Hamels Foundation Cardinals Youth Initiative.
Promo Seat Packages are just $28 each and there are only 61 available for each game. Call the Ticket Office at (417) 863-2143 right now to order yours!
Click here for more information on Cardinals Promo Seats.
Kolten Wong Bobbleheads, Friday Night Fireworks with Music from Kids Movies, U.S.A Hockey Jersey Auction and more coming up
The Cardinals continue the homestand with the U.S. Cellular Kolten Wong Bobblehead Giveaway (2,500) and $1 Brats on Thursday, July 10 at 7:10pm. Gates open at 6:10pm.
The home series will also feature -
-AM Pyrotechnics Friday Night Fireworks featuring Music from Kids Movies on Friday, July 11 at 7:10pm. Gates open at 6:10pm.
-U.S.A Hockey Specialty Jersey Auction to benefit Horses of Hope during the Saturday, July 12 game at 6:10pm. Gates open at 5:10pm.
For information about becoming a Season Ticket Holder, organizing a Group Outing, booking a The Cup Birthday Party or ordering Individual Game Tickets right now, call the Front Office at (417) 863-2143 or visit SpringfieldCardinals.com.
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Web Cams
The technology that provides the ability to check out the conditions on the Columbia River whether you are sitting at your desk in Weehawken, New Jersey or downtown Portland is truly amazing. And we are lucky enough to share six live-feed cameras with our visitors and residents. Thank you to the City of Stevenson, Mt. St. Helens National Volcanic Monument and Bonneville Lock and Dam for the use of their webcams.
City of Stevenson Webcam
The river cam provides the view from the cruise ship dock at Stevenson Landing.
The kite camera shows the river from East Point.
This camera is a great tool to check out visibility on the mountain prior to making the trip. This service is offered through the U.S. Forest Service.
City of Stevenson Event Webcam
A mobile "event cam" that streams live video content onto the Internet is available during our many community events.
See what fish are migrating through the ladder at Bonneville Dam's Washington Shore counting station.


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Stittsworth Meats offers a huge variety of high quality meats with a commitment to old-fashioned quality and taste, we are the last place you'll ever need to look for the perfect addition to your table. Here in Bemidji, we look forward to you visiting us today in order to experience our fast and friendly customer service along with meats of unparalleled quality. We offer a wide selection of premium meats cut to the customer's preference.
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