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Following an attack on one of their supporters outside a Wilmington Planned Parenthood office, members of Delaware Right to Life are calling for an investigation from Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden.
The attack abortion opponent Rae Stabosz was captured on camera and posted on YouTube. Stabosz was recording a patient being carried out on a stretcher and into an ambulance when a woman walks out of the Planned Parenthood building on Shipley Street and hits Stabosz and shoves her to the ground.
Stabosz says Wilmington Police are investigating the attack against her. "After [the detective's] report is complete, he'll confer with the Attorney General's office and they'll decide whether to press charges."
The attack brings to attention Delaware Right to Life's accusation against Planned Parenthood that women have been rushed from the Wilmington facility to get medical care after what they suspect were botched abortions. "In just over a month, four medical emergencies resulting from botched abortions have necessitated that women be transported to a local hospital for urgent care," says Delaware Right to Life president Nicole Collins.
Collins says the group is also calling state lawmakers and the Department of Health to hold abortion clinics to the same standard of care that medical facilities are held to. "Abortion clinics use medical instruments, they employ health care staff, and they call themselves health care facilities. Why are they not expected to play by the same rules?" They're also calling on the Delaware Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline to investigate the clinic.
The trial of abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell in Philadelphia is also drawing attention to the issue of oversight at abortion clinics. Gosnell is accused of killing seven late-term babies who were delivered alive at his clinic, and third-degree murder charges for the overdose death of a female patient. According to the Grand Jury report, Gosnell first met that patient in Wilmington. He worked at least one day a week at Atlantic Women's Medical Services in Wilmington until at least 2009.
WHYY has not yet received a response to the accusations from Planned Parenthood.
Below you can see the video of the attack outside Planned Parenthood's Wilmington office. This video was uploaded to YouTube by Operation Rescue, a pro-life Christian activist group.


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Frootress is a puzzle game specially designed for kids. Thanks to Frootrees kids will learn sizes, colors and will increase their mental agility. Frootrees is basically a game in which players have to collect fruit from a tree that provides different kind of fruits: pears, plums, oranges and apples. Tap to throw fruits into the appropriate bins.
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John Wesley Merritt's Service to Country
1940 - 1945 — Texas and The South Pacific
After his father, Bennett Davis Merritt (1867-1939), died the previous year, a 27-year-old John Wesley Merritt (1913-2005) joined the National Guard in Mineral Wells, TX on 18 Nov 1940 to help support his mother, Mary Belle Easley Merritt (1895-1962), and younger siblings. He was scheduled for discharge in Jan 1941, but ended up serving another four years because all on active duty were held for the duration of WWII.
After his mother remarried in Aug 1941 and John's obligation to support her was diminished, he pursued the attentions of a young lady he had admired for years. On 3 Nov 1941, John and Lottie Pauline Etheridge (1925-2001) were married in Olden before he deployed to Fort Bliss in El Paso, TX.
Because of his deep religious convictions, John was assigned to serve as a medic and driver with the U.S. Army's 112th Calvary when his unit was mobilized from Fort Bliss and sent to The South Pacific. He acquired malaria while in service, and despite his assigned duties as a noncombatant, John did see action while overseas. He told his family that, although it pained him deeply to do so, he found it impossible in the heat of battle not to take up arms to protect fellow soldiers and save his own life.
Private John Wesley Merritt received an Honorable Discharge due to demobilization in 1945. Before a year had passed, he laid the foundations for a family when he and his wife's first son, Ted Wesley Merritt, was born in Jun 1946. A second son, Marvin Lance Merritt, was born in May 1948 before John used his GI Bill to pursue training in electronics at Cisco Junior College in Cisco, TX from 1949-1950. There, his third child and first daughter, Mona Lisa Merritt, was born in Sep 1950.
The experience of war didn't seem to change John's easy-going nature after he returned, but he suffered with bouts of malaria for nearly fifty years. As he grew older, he often woke perspiring heavily, flailing and kicking; when he settled down enough to talk, he would tell us, "I was in the jungle; fighting [the Japanese] in my dreams."


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Cubs, Feldman topped by Reds' five-run fourth
Cincinnati's big inning erases Feldman's first career home run
CINCINNATI -- Before Friday's game, Cubs assistant hitting coach Rob Deer razzed pitcher Scott Feldman about missing the hitters' meeting. Feldman apparently had done his homework.
The right-hander hit his first career home run, a two-run shot, but he also served up a pair of homers as the Reds posted a 7-4 victory Friday night over the Cubs, who lost their fifth in a row. Joey Votto hit a solo home run with one out in a five-run fourth, which included a three-run homer by Ryan Hanigan on a pitch Feldman would like to have back.
The Reds trailed 3-0 heading into the fourth when Votto, a more experienced home run hitter than Feldman, collected his eighth of the season. Brandon Phillips then singled and moved up on a wild pitch and errant throw by Dioner Navarro. Todd Frazier walked, although Feldman thought he had struck him out on a 3-2 pitch, and Xavier Paul followed with an RBI single. Hanigan then hit a three-run home run to go ahead, 5-3.
"[Feldman] was one pitch away from another good outing," Cubs manager Dale Sveum said. "A 3-2 hanging curveball [to Hanigan] -- that seems to be our motto lately, is one hanging offspeed pitch in situations where we can do anything with a baseball with the pitcher coming up. We're making bad mistakes at the wrong time in situations where we don't have to even throw a strike."
Reds starter Bronson Arroyo followed Hanigan in the lineup, and Feldman got him to fly out to right but the damage was done.
"It really was a bonehead pitch there," Feldman said of the curve to Hanigan. "We had the pitcher on deck, and the one thing that could hurt us right there was giving up a home run. That one stings a little bit. It did come down to that one pitch, and I wish I had it back."
"That was a big, big turn in the game there, that five-run inning," Hanigan said. "Guys had good at-bats, getting on base, a couple hits. I popped one and gave us the cushion there."
Cubs pitchers take hitting seriously. Jeff Samardzija and Travis Wood took early batting practice on Friday. Both of them have already hit home runs this month, and Feldman's blast raised the Cubs pitchers' total RBIs in May to 15, the most in one month since the August 1937 staff drove in 15. Since 1921, the most RBIs in a month by Chicago hurlers is 16, set in July 1925.
However, the Cubs need production from someone other than the pitchers. In the last four games, Chicago pitchers have four RBIs, while the position players have six.
The Cubs have been happy with Feldman's pitching of late. He began the season 0-3 and entered Friday's game with a stingy 1.27 ERA in his five previous starts, giving up five earned runs over 35 1/3 innings. The Reds totaled that many runs in the fourth.
Luis Valbuena doubled with one out in the Cubs' second against Arroyo, moved up on Navarro's single, and scored on Darwin Barney's sacrifice fly. Feldman followed with his home run off a 3-2 pitch to go ahead, 3-0. The Cubs pitcher entered the game with six hits in 38 career at-bats, and half of those have come this season. The blast also ended a string of six homerless road games for the Cubs.
"It felt good," Feldman said of his big hit. "But now, I don't even feel like I hit a home run, because I kind of ruined it with that pitch I hung to Hanigan. It felt good at the time [to hit it]. I could go the rest of my career without getting a home run, if I could win the game."
He never hit a home run in the Minor Leagues, and said his last one was most likely when he played for the College of San Mateo.
"We do hit a lot [with the Cubs], and that's definitely helped," he said. "I was feeling a little more comfortable trying to hit, but at the end of the day, I'm a pitcher and sometimes you just get lucky."
Valbuena added an RBI single with one out in the eighth, driving in Ryan Sweeney, who had doubled, but Phillips gave the Reds a cushion with a two-run home run in the eighth.
The Cubs dropped to 1-6 in their last seven games, and a season-low 11 games under .500 at 18-29. The Trade Deadline isn't that far away.
"There's no question about it -- we all know if we don't [play better], there could be changes," Sveum said.
Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo went 0-for-5, and now is 0-for-22 in his last five games. Since he signed the seven-year, $41 million contract extension on May 13, Rizzo is batting .143 (6-for-42) with one home run and three RBIs.
"I guess you can call it different things," Sveum said of Rizzo's funk, "but he's not taking his walks. He's just kind of swinging, guessing. There's a lot more movement than he normally has at the plate."
Could Rizzo benefit from a day off?
"I guess a lot of people could do that right now," Sveum said.
The Cubs have had their patience tested. They've had 41 of their 47 contests decided by four runs or less.
"We've been in a lot of tight games, and when you get in a tight game and you give up that big hit on that one pitch, it stings," Feldman said. "I think the guys in here will continue to battle. We still have a lot of games left and a lot of time to try to win some more games."
Carrie Muskat is a reporter for MLB.com. She writes a blog, Muskat Ramblings, and you can follow her on Twitter @CarrieMuskat. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Several days before decorating cake add 1/2 teaspoon Gum-Tex to 8 ounces fondant; roll out fondant 1/8 in. thick. Make 7 in. long strips for loops, and one 3 in. long strip for bow center using wavy-edge wheels of Ribbon Cutter/Embosser with 1 in. spacer. Form loops and bow center, attaching ends together with damp brush. Allow bow to dry on sides on cornstarch-dusted surface, placing crushed tissue in center of loops to support. For streamers, cut two 4 in. long strips with Ribbon Cutter/Embosser. With fingers, create a gently curved shape and let dry on cornstarch-dusted surface, supported with crushed tissue. Let dry for several hours.
Tint 2 ounces of remaining fondant/Gum-Tex mixture peach. Roll out 1/16 in. thick. Cut 30 daisies using medium Cut-Out. Let dry in melting plate cavities dusted with cornstarch. For flower centers, roll 1/8 in. diameter balls of white fondant. Attach to flowers with damp brush; slightly flatten centers with fingers. Let dry at least 2-3 hours.
Bake and cool a 2-layer 13 x 9 in. sheet cake. Stack cooled cake layers on foil-covered cake board. Prepare for fondant by lightly icing with buttercream.
Tint 40 ounces fondant peach; roll out 1/8 in. thick. Cover cake with tinted fondant; smooth.
Roll out remaining white fondant 1/8 in. thick. Cut two 8 in. long strips and two 10 in. long strips, to match loops. Position strips on cake, trimming where they intersect; attach with damp brush. Attach streamers and bow center with thinned fondant adhesive. Insert loops in bow center, attaching with thinned fondant adhesive. Attach daisies to cake randomly with thinned fondant adhesive.


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AGE UK Dudley are inviting all borough over-50s to delve into the literary world of short stories and poems by attending 'Book and a Cuppa' taster sessions next month.
Two sessions have been arranged for June 10 and 24 between 2.30pm and 4pm at the Springboard Activity Centre based at units 44 to 47 Waterfront East, Level Street, Brierley Hill.
Visitors will also be able to find out about all the other classes and courses taking place at the centre along with organised day and theatre trips as well.
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Rooms in Center Lisbon
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- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Smoking allowed
- Hot tub
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Rua Nova do Desterro, 1150 Lisbon, Portugal
|Property type
|Private room
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
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|A few hours
|Calendar updated
We rent 3 beautifull rooms in a traditional Portuguese building, on the old heart of Lisbon.
We are near Bairro Alto (night life), Rossio, São Jorge Castle, Alfama (Fado houses and best views of Lisbon).
Next door, you have typical restaurants with Fado, where you can enjoy the best grilled fish. We cook special vegetarian meals too! Or, if you prefer, you can shop in the local groceries and cook a nice meal at home.
All around transports (metro, bus, train, boats, bikes and typical "Streetcar").
Located 10 minutes from the airport by taxi or 15 minutes by metro (Martim Moniz station)
Very Beautiful zone with a lot of life around, day and night! This is the best place to stay if you came in holiday!
The apartment has a complete kitchen with a closed balcony ( smoking lounge), a large living, 3 rooms (Nature room, Zen room and the lovely room Amália) and 2 full bathrooms. Full house with central heating.
Room Amália:
- 2 real beds, equal, that can be used together (large double bed) or separate; with linen included.
- Mirror
- A sunny window :)
Zen Room:
- 1 dobble bed (king size)
- A lot of space to keep your clothes
- 1 full size mirror
- A sunny window :)
Nature Room:
- 1 dobble bed (king size)
- A lot of space to keep your clothes
- 1 full size mirror
- A sunny window :)
2 Bathrooms
- Equipped
Living areas:
- Living Room (with sofa)
- Two bathrooms
- Big windows throughout the house
- Sunny closed balcony near the kitchen (Smoking Lounge)
Extra services:
- Personal turist guide
- Rent a bike
- Personal Fotographer
- Chinese Massage / Acupuncture / Holistic Massage
- Tours in Lisbon, Sintra, Fatima, Algarve Portugal and all treasures:)
House rulesWe have 3 rooms for rent. The price mencioned is for 1 room. Please check us for availability, because calendar just works for one room, so sometimes it shows it is unavailable and it is not ;)
Smoking Lounge on the balcony!
There are no specific rules!
Live in our house as if it were your home!
Your home away from home :)
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
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Reviews of this property
The appartment is very close to the center and close to the metro station. We met just Claudia and she was very friendly and helpful. She suggested us the best hotspots in town and gave us good insider information. The room is clean and quiet - if you are looking for a good place to stay then book here!
House is very close to downtown and room is large and comfortable (we stayed in the Buddha room).
Rui and Claudia are very kind and supportive and, athough they were out of town for personal commitments, they made their best to get our stay pleasant and interesting.
It was the perfect way to discover Lisbon. Thank you we discover the fado. The appartment is very nice and near the down town. Thank you again for your good tips where to eat and what to see. We will do it again 2 days are not enough!
Spacious, welcoming, well located. I particularly recommend the Zen room with double bed, wardrobe and overlooking a quiet courtyard (which is not the case in other rooms). Claudia and Rui being absent, I can not give my opinion. We still were welcomed and received valuable advice for our visits, but the common parts needed a good cleaning ...
Appartement spacieux, accueillant, bien situé. Je conseille particulièrement la chambre zen avec lit double, armoire et donnant sur une cour calme (ce qui n'est pas le cas des autres chambres). Claudia et Rui étant absents, je ne peux donner mon avis. Nous avons quand même été accueilli et reçu des conseils précieux pour nos visites, mais les pièces communes nécessitaient un bon ménage...
big experience and beautiful home!! Claudia and Rui are very nice and helpful. The room was really clean and comfortable. 5 stars!!!!
More than great hosts and guides, Claudia and Rui are lovely people and will give you an extra-ordinary human experience. We treasured our stay with them and definitely recommend it. No matter what you're looking for, you will find it thanks to them and find great thins you don't expect, it will be an wonderful adventure :)
Also, ideally located, the appartment is very cosy, spaceful and clean.
We had an amazing trip! Claudia is a warmhearted, friendly, open minded host. Moreover, the accommodation was wonderful (and easy to find). Probably best place to stay in Lisbon.
Home of the very friendly young couple following us well advised z for our stay.
Accueil tres sympathique de ce jeune couple sui nous z bien conseillé pour notre séjour.
We cannot say enough about Claudia and Rui. We can only second what everyone else has said. They are terrific hosts who oriented us as soon as we walked in the door. The apartment is centrally located and was very clean and comfortable. Staying at their apartment was so much better than staying at a hotel. We felt like we were visiting friends instead of just being tourists. We also got the chance to see and hear Claudia perform as a professional fado singer. She has a terrific voice and it was a great treat. We hop to be able to see them again some time.
Mark and Jan
An absolutely amazing experience, private quarters in the middle of a big city Lissabon.Nette rooms, very nice landlord. Kitchen, large bathroom, everything is doable benutzen.Alles walk into the city. Espresso bar down near the house, the breakfast Sowar secured. Lisbon for the rest is over to empfehlen.Schaut with Claudia and Rui. You will not be disappointed.
Eine absolut tolle Erfahrung,Privatquartier mitten in einer Grosstadt Lissabon.Nette Zimmer,sehr nette Vermieter. Kueche,grosses Bad ,alles zu benutzen.Alles ist zu Fuss in die City machbar. Espressobar unten neben dem Haus,sowar das Fruehstueck gesichert.
Lissabon im Uebrigen ist zu empfehlen.Schaut bei Claudia und Rui vorbei. Ihr werdet nicht enttauscht sein.
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Florida mother of 2 takes a stand for marriage through photography
Postedon Oct 27, 2014 at 11:30 am
It wasn't long after Lisa Otto, a straight mother of two, started photographing weddings and couples in the Tampa Bay area when she noticed that something – or someone – was missing.
Freedom to Marry and Shiraz Events' contest winners celebrate wedding with beautiful ceremony
Postedon Oct 24, 2014 at 11:26 am
Last weekend, Sarah and Ben, the Minnesota couple who won Freedom to Marry's Wedding Registry contest in July, had the beautiful wedding of their dreams.
100,000 wedding professionals support marriages between same-sex couples
Postedon Oct 13, 2014 at 09:00 am
This week, GayWeddings.com celebrated passing the 100,000 mark on their list of LGBT-friendly wedding professionals.
Celebrating our first wedding anniversary after 31 years
Postedon May 18, 2014 at 02:00 pm
One year ago, on May 18th, 2013, I married my best friend and the love of my life. It was one of the most spectacular days of my life. Even the cloudy skies and rain couldn't dampen a day we had been planning for years.
Joel Benjamin photographs first couples to marry in Massachusetts 10 Years Later
Postedon May 16, 2014 at 01:30 pm
To reflect on this anniversary, Massachusetts-based photographer Joel Benjamin snapped photos of the pioneering gay and lesbian couples who married in the Bay State in 2004, including portraits all seven of the couples from the landmark case.
Thank You, Ralph and Paul: Reflecting on 10 years of marriage in Massachusetts
Postedon May 15, 2014 at 11:30 am
For me, Ralph and Paul's marriage embodied powerfully what the significance of what transpired on May 17, 2004, when legal marriage for same-sex couples became real for the first time in American history.
Same-sex couples in Idaho celebrate a big win for marriage in the Gem State
Postedon May 13, 2014 at 09:00 pm
On May 13, 2014 U.S. Magistrate Judge Candy Dale, a federal judge in Idaho, ruled in favor of the freedom to marry, and now couples across the state are celebrating! Meet just a few of the amazing couples celebrating this huge step forward for marriage in the Gem State.
PHOTOS: First marriage licenses issued to same-sex couples in the South
Postedon May 10, 2014 at 10:29 am
This morning, after yesterday's landmark ruling in Wright v. Arkansas, where a circuit judge struck down an Arkansas law that prohibits same-sex couples from marrying in the state, same-sex couples began marrying in Eureka Springs, AR.
Meet the couples taking action for marriage in NC 2 years after Amendment One
Postedon May 08, 2014 at 05:30 am
Today, couples in Raleigh, NC are taking a stand with the Campaign for Southern Equality, friends, family members, and clergy, through the WE DO campaign. Freedom to Marry caught up with eight of the couples participating - read their stories.
WATCH: Sara Bareilles helps same-sex couple plan the perfect proposal in new video
Postedon May 06, 2014 at 12:30 pm
This week, singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles released the video for her new song "I Choose You," in which she helps two couples - a different-sex couple and a same-sex couple - plan the perfect proposal and wedding engagement.


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RYAN Johnston's name will go into the history books as the scorer of the last try at Wilderspool Stadium.
The impact hooker crossed twice for Wolves' under 16s against Cumbria Regional Academy counterparts in Thursday's final game at the ground.
His historic second, burrowing through two attempted tackles to seal a 46-16 success, came in the 67th minute – ironically against many of his school mates.
The 16-year-old is from Barrow and was playing his first game in a six-week Wolves trial, after having only trained with the squad for the first time 24 hours earlier.
"It's a great start to my six weeks. Never in a million years did I expect this," he said.
Johnston, usually a scrum half for club team Dalton, admitted he knew little about Wilderspool Stadium before turning up for the game. After all, he was only five years old the last time a first-team game was staged at the ground in 2003.
But ex-Wolves stars Mike Nicholas and Mark Forster were invited to give a pre-match dressing room talk to Gary Chambers' squad and the young players hit the field in inspired mood, taking a 16-0 lead inside 12 minutes.
Johnston said: "As soon as we heard the ex-professionals talking to us about the ground before the game it set home how much it really means to everyone and how much we needed to do justice to it.
"They talked about the big names that had played there and how they had beaten the Aussies, which is all a credit to the Warrington club. So it's good to send it off in a good fashion."
It has been something of a whirlwind spell for Johnston, who Wolves had watched helping Dowdales School become national champions for a third time in four years at Castleford Tigers' ground on April 29.
"I'd only had my first training session with the team the night before the game at Wilderspool and so I turned up thinking I might get five minutes on the field and might just get a pass of the ball," said Johnston, who started playing rugby league at the age of six.
"So it's unreal to have scored two tries. I've felt at home, the lads have all been welcoming and led me around the field because it was a bit different for me playing hooker. I probably owe them the try because they were the ones who got me the spot to be in place to score.
"I never dreamt of this. I thought I'd be playing amateur rugby, so to be the scorer of the last try at Wilderspool hasn't really sunk in."


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LAKE ORION, Mich. - For years, Camp Agawam was the summer getaway for Boy Scout troops in Metro Detroit. But now the camp will sit empty for the immediate future.
Parents recently received notice of the closing -- and Agawam is not alone.
Walking through Camp Agawam brings back memories to hundreds of scouts including Jim Huttenlocher, a Boy Scout volunteer.
"I remember with my kids singing songs, silly songs, to keep the kids and the parents calm during that period of time," he said. "Teaching the kids emergency preparedness telling them Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts is a lot of fun."
While Boy Scout season is over this, low participation and a shrinking budget means Agawam will remain empty in 2013.
"This decision was agonizing," Huttenlocher said. "We knew we had to do it from a financial standpoint but we also knew we had to do it for the kids to give them the best experience possible."
Three camps -- Agawam, Lake Scout Reservation and Paul Bunyan Scout Camp -- will completely close starting Jan. 1. Four resident Boy Scout camps will remain open. The rest will be open on weekends.
"When you look at the total available youth -- we're close to 400,000 of available youth that we're not serving right now, " said Richard Fischer, a scout executive.
Even on hard times, as a volunteer Eagle Scout Huttenlocher knows this always will be a tradition which so many families will continue to cherish.
"I'm living proof of that," he said. "I did it with my dad and now I'm doing it with my kids. They are so many dedicated volunteers that are living the program on a daily basis."
Recent headlines of sex scandals within the Boy Scouts of America program is not helping participation. However, that is not why leaders say they are closing camps in Michigan.
The plan is to consolidate camps and rebuild the programs to make them better and stronger.
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SMWC to break ground
October 19th, 2013 | SMWC
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College announced Friday, Oct 18, 2013 at its annual President's Gala that it will break ground on its new sports and recreation center in December 2013. The College has secured the funding to move forward on breaking ground and bring this campaign and building to fruition.
"This is a proud moment for The Woods, made possible through the passion, loyalty and vision of our partners, alums and friends," said Dottie King, Ph.D., president of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. "I am honored and humbled by the generosity that the donors have shown."
The campaign has not officially concluded. The opportunity remains for friends, alums, faculty and staff to share in the campaign's success by adding to this historic time in the life of the College. The College's advancement team will continue to work to close the Pomeroy Pride campaign, as another $1.3 million is needed to meet the goal of $11 million.
King explained that the successful conclusion to this campaign matters the most to the students. "They will have a place for their home basketball games where the entire campus can cheer them on which is nothing less than what other colleges and universities offer. And the non-athletes will have a place for intramurals and a place to workout in the fitness center."
It is estimated that 45,000 square foot facility will be completed in 10 months. The building site will be located at the west edge of campus, behind the Mary and Andy Rooney Library. Facility details:
- NCAA regulation-sized gym seating approximately 1,000 spectators
- Practice gym for auxiliary revenue and intramural sports
- 2,000 sq. ft. lobby – flexible space for functions and activities
- Locker rooms, a training room, a fitness room and ample storage space
- Offices for a growing athletic program
- Silver LEED environmental certification.
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This Week in Landscape – A Weekly roundup of landscape news and stories from around the world.
Paved, but Still Alive(Taking parking lots seriously as public-spaces) | Michael Kimmelman | New York Times
There are millions if not billions of carspaces in the USA and there is an oversupply with many carspaces remaining empty and these public spaces remain hot black asphalt deserts throughout cities across the world. Michael gives us some examples of successful carpark designs. Read More
The Grid at 200: Lines That Shaped Manhattan | Michael Kimmelman | New York Times
A look back at the grid that made New York the city it is today defining architecture, landscape, spaces and the lives on millions over time. Read More…
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National Editor Tom Karst recently chatted with Francisco Diez-Gonzalez, professor of food safety at the University of Minnesota. Read the entire chat on the Fresh Talk blog.
1:01 p.m. Tom Karst: You were recently quoted in a story about pathogens on organic produce and how that compares with conventionally grown fruits and vegetables. How are you involved with that issue?
1:01 p.m. Francisco Diez-Gonzalez: Part of my research has been focused on trying to answer the question (about the presence of pathogens on organic compared with conventionally grown produce), and there are a number of people at work on this particular area in different parts of the world. Maybe not sufficient (research) to actually to come up with a good answer that reporters like to get — (to say) organic vegetables would be more or less safe than conventional.
The short answer is that I don't think there that were strong indications that organic vegetables had more susceptibility of being contaminated as compared to conventional.
1:05 p.m. Karst: FDA is developing the produce safety rules as we speak. Do they have enough information to advise good agricultural practices relative to various farming practices?
1:06 p.m. Diez-Gonzalez: Yes and no. The "yes" of what I'm saying is that if (the FDA) wants to prevent cases like the cantaloupe outbreak from happening, that would have been prevented with existing knowledge of good manufacturing practices.
On the other hand, I think we still, at the research level, recognize the fact we are trying to understand how the organisms, the pathogens, are capable of surviving (and) how they can get into the produce. The other main question is what methods can be effectively used to control them, or kill them, once they are in the produce.
1:09 p.m. Karst: Specifically, as far as organic agriculture, do you think your research so far tells you that they need to do anything differently than what they are doing now?
1:10 p.m. Diez-Gonzalez: The one thing that I have said, that I have been advocating, is for the National Organic Program to review the recommendations for the use of raw manure.
When those recommendations were enacted more than 10 years ago, we didn't know what we know now. Some of our research has (shown) that the older manure you use, the less likely you will be to find contamination.
My point is that there is plenty of research done by other research groups that supports the idea that the organic regulations we currently have — that you can use raw manure in organic agriculture as long as there is more than 120 days between the applications of the manure and harvest. That time, in my opinion, is not sufficient.
1:11 p.m. Karst: What time would be sufficient?
1:12 p.m. Diez-Gonzalez: That's a good question, because (authorities) would have to look carefully to the scientific literature. The problem with this research field is that some people have reported more than 200 days, some people have reported actually less than 120 days, some people have reported different numbers.
My recommendation is not to give you a specific number, but that the number needs to be reconsidered in light of what we have learned in the past 10 years. This should be done by a panel of experts that can review the literature and come up with their own expert opinion and come up with a new recommendation.


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My name is Neil Lakhani and I have been asked to research the effectiveness of writing programs in a block programming environment compared with other programs such as Python, Java or CC+ by my school to help with my controlled assessment in GCSE Computing.
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Friday After 5 Kicks Off Its 17th Season
If you missed on the International Barbeque Festival, don't fret, one of Owensboro's other long-running traditions kicks off tonight. Friday After 5, in its 17th season, will run 17 weeks beginning tonight, May 18th and run through September 7th. It's the longest season run ever for the weekly free festival. The award-winning festival will feature new bands, act as the host for new festivals, and will celebrate the opening of Owensboro's all-new Riverfront.


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By Capt. Patrick Sciacca — November 2002
Cruising the canals and backwaters at night can be a peaceful experience. But when you come back to the marina, it's not always easy to eyeball your boat's slip from a distance. Taylor Made wants to help you nail nighttime docking maneuvers with its MarineGlo glow-in-the-dark dock fenders.
The MarineGlo line includes dock wheels, corner protectors, and straight fenders. Taylor Made says that a "silica-encased strontium luminescent" substance that is imbued in the mold provides the night light. All it takes to get the glow going is exposure to sun or fluorescent light. Taylor Made claims that once primed, the fenders will glow for up to eight hours.
The MarineGlo fenders are available through most marine retailers and have a suggested retail price of $38.50 for a corner fender, $36.77 for a straight fender, and $62.41 for a 12-inch dock wheel.
Taylor Made Products Phone: (518) 773-9400. Fax: (518) 725-4910. www.taylormadeproducts.com.
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i just got a new board, a 6'2 Hawiian island creations GX, do yaw think this is a good board? im 5'11 and am 160
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i just got a new board, a 6'2 Hawiian island creations GX, do yaw think this is a good board? im 5'11 and am 160
Have you tried it out yet?
yeah ride it before you analyze whether or not your stick is long/wide/thick enough. wow that sounds pretty x rated but i am indeed referring to your board. is it foam or epoxy?
yeah ive been ridding it for about a month or 2, i think its foam, cause ive allready had to get it repaired like twice, i think its a good board, its seem less durable than my previous board, but overall it rides very good.
If it flots u good then i would just keep it. But that's just my opinion.
yeah ill def prob keep it
well after you have fun riding it then you need to ask yourself what makes you have more fun? speed? maneuverability? versatility? then you can start shaping a board in your mind and have a better picture of what specific kind of a board you really want. :D
yeah man, im prety good, but the only thing is i dont kno how the shape of the board, or how the concaves, or fins make a difference in all that. i kno it makes a difference i just dont kno how?
whats the thickness of the board?
dude, if it feels good, ride it. dont worry about thickness, concave, whatever; enjoy the ride.


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Your gift to help a hardworking entrepreneur will double in impact thanks to a generous World Vision partner.
Yulia is from Indonesia. She has 1 child. She needs a loan of $125 to purchase the ingredients of Rujak, an Indonesian fruit salad and to purchase a new glass display for her stand.
Yulia is from Indonesia. She has 1 child. She needs a loan of $125 to purchase the ingredients of Rujak, an Indonesian fruit salad and to purchase a new glass display for her stand.
Yulia has one child and lives in Surabaya city. Her business is selling Rujak, an Indonesian fruit salad. She lacks capital to improve her stand, maintain hygiene and to attract more customers.
A World Vision micro loan will help her to purchase a new glass display to improve her appeal and service to the customers, as well as to purchase Rujak ingredients in bulk. In the future, she hopes to sell another menu on her stand: Gado-gado, an Indonesian vegetable salad.
The income from the business will allow her to pay for her children's school fees and to meet her family's basic needs.
Entrepreneurs with specialized skills can apply for a loan in the manufacturing sector. Examples of businesses in the manufacturing sector are making and selling clothes, shoes, machine parts, baskets…the list goes on. These savvy entrepreneurs see the opportunity in their community and, with the help of a loan and their unique talents, can establish their niche. Only 3% of our loans are in the manufacturing sector.
World Vision began working with the people of Indonesia in 1957, when we hosted a pastors conference. In 1961, a childcare program opened to help orphans and refugee children. By 1967 the program grew to assist some 2,000 children. During the 1970s, World Vision donors sponsored more than 8,000 children, and community development work began in several areas. Today, U.S. sponsors alone support 20,000 children in six community development areas, including Surabaya.
Ministry of Education data shows that many children living in the slums of Surabaya are not attending school. Surveys also found that high numbers of infants die from preventable diseases such as pneumonia and diarrhea. This community has schools and health clinics, but the most common factor preventing access is poverty. Families can't afford school fees and materials, or the cost of clinic visits and medicines. To address these issues, World Vision and community members have determined that improved income opportunities and health and education projects are critical. Community instruction on the importance of child rights and education also were deemed vital to community success.
World Vision began working alongside families in the slums of Surabaya in 2000, and programs designed to provide lasting, holistic, community development are directly targeting approximately 2,045 sponsored children and their families.
Thank you for supporting a small business loan for Yulia Ratna to expand her food business where she makes selling fruit salad. After receiving the loan from World Vision, she invested the $125 to purchase the ingredients of rujak, an Indonesian fruit salad and to purchase a new glass display for her stand. Yulia has been repaying her loan on time with her new profits. She makes weekly payments of $3.
In addition to repaying her loan, Yulia is using additional income to pay school fees, purchase food for the family and expand the current business. Yulia's child continues to study in school.
Thank you for supporting Yulia and World Vision Micro!
While Yulia Ratna initially invested in her business loan by purchasing the ingredients of Rujak, an Indonesian fruit salad and to purchase a new glass display for her stand, she has struggled to repay her loan. While we continued to work with Yulia to help her reestablish her business, we regret to report that Yulia has now defaulted on her loan.
Yulia prays that she will someday be able to restart her business so that she can better provide for her family. Yulia would like to sincerely thank the donors who partnered with her. Please pray for Yulia and her family during this difficult time.
Despite the fact that World Vision boasts a repayment rate greater than 98%, there will always be some loans that do not get fully repaid. While World Vision does everything it can to ensure that this does not happen, it is an unfortunate reality that must be recognized when providing loans to less fortunate populations.
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GIMP is the GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a freely distributed piece of software suitable for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It can be used as a simple paint program, an expert quality photo retouching program, an online batch processing system, a mass production image renderer, a image format converter, etc.
Embedthis Appweb is a fast, little embedded Web server. It is unmatched in efficiency and serves pages at native speed, using an event-driven, non-blocking core to serve multiple requests using minimal resources. It has integrated caching and the ESP "C" Web framework. Without compromising performance, it has extensive security controls and a rigorous security sandbox that helps protect the server and mitigate denial-of-service attacks. It is one of the most widely deployed embedded Web servers and is used in networking equipment, telephony, mobile devices, industrial control, and consumer and office equipment, and in high-performance Web services.
Nmap ("Network Mapper") is a utility for network exploration, administration, and security auditing. It uses IP packets in novel ways to determine which hosts are available online (host discovery), which TCP/UDP ports are open (port scanning), and what applications and services are listening on each port (version detection). It can also identify remote host OS and device types via TCP/IP fingerprinting. Nmap offers flexible target and port specifications, decoy/stealth scanning for firewall and IDS evasion, and highly optimized timing algorithms for fast scanning.
curl and libcurl is a tool for transferring files using URL syntax. It supports HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, FTPS, SCP, SFTP, TFTP, DICT, TELNET, LDAP, POP3, IMAP, SMTP, RTSP, RTMP, and FILE, as well as HTTP-post, HTTP-put, cookies, FTP upload, resumed transfers, passwords, port numbers, SSL certificates, Kerberos, and proxies. It is powered by libcurl, the client-side URL transfer library. There are bindings to libcurl for about 40 languages and environments.
GNU libmicrohttpd is a small C library for embedding HTTP server functionality into other applications. It is reentrant, fast, supports HTTP 1.1, and permits listening on multiple ports. The API is simple and still powerful enough to allow programmers to use the entire HTTP feature set. SSL/TLS support is available as an option.
MUSCLE (Multi User Server Client Linking Environment) is an N-way messaging server and networking API. It includes client-side networking APIs for various languages, including C, C++, C#, Delphi, Java, and Python. MUSCLE lets programs communicate over a network via streams of serialized Message objects. The included server program ("muscled") lets its clients message each other and store information in its server-side hierarchical database. The database supports flexible queries via hierarchical wildcarding, and "live" updates via a subscription mechanism.
Zero Install is a decentralized cross-distribution software installation system. It allows software developers to publish programs directly from their own Web sites, while supporting features familiar from centralized distribution repositories such as shared libraries, automatic updates, and digital signatures. It is intended to complement, rather than replace, the operating system's package management. 0install packages never interfere with those provided by the distribution.
GKrellM is a GTK-based stacked monitor program that charts SMP CPUs, disks, load, active net interfaces, and internet connections. There are also builtin monitors for memory and swap, file systems with mount/umount feature, mailbox checking including POP3 and IMAP, clock/calendar, laptop battery, sensors (temperatures, voltages, and fans), and uptime. It has LEDs for the net monitors and an on/off button and online timer for PPP. There is a GUI popup for configuration, plugin extensions can be installed, and many themes are available. It also features a client/server monitoring capability.
Vendetta Online is a multi-platform 3D space-combat MMO for Windows, Mac, Linux/32 and Linux/64. The game permits players to interact in a vast online galaxy; fighting, trading, and mining their way to success. A "twitch" type real-time combat model makes true player skill the deciding factor instead of character advancement. Massive capital-ship battles shake the foundations of the major nations at war, while others struggle to push back the encroachment of the AI "Hives". A no-strings free trial is available.


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Look mom! I like something besides sequins! Yes, my loves, I'm venturing into metallics. Whether it's a top, jacket, shoe, or even a handbag-getting in on the shine will make you stand out. And if you don't want to go all out, then why not add something with a touch of metallic. It's a great way to break up an all-black outfit.
I put together a few collages below. The first three are outfits with a few touches of metallic. Each one has it's twist. Then you have a selection of a few bags and clutches I wouldn't mind getting my hands on, especially this one from ASOS (right). Then I venture into shoes…of course. Ughhhh dying over these shoes. Are you drooling yet?


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'SPECIAL Aunt' Clara Pulford, celebrated her 100th birthday on Sunday.
Clara was born in 1914 and grew up in Shakeshaft Street, Blackburn with her brother and four sisters.
The family then moved to Burnley and she met and married her husband, Arthur who died in 2007.
The couple moved back to Blackburn and lived happily in Ewood, where Clara worked as a weaver in the mill and Arthur helped out at The Fernhurst pub.
Clara's niece Sandra Dean said: "She is such a special aunty and like a mother to me.
"My father died when I was only around 18 months old and Clara moved in to help my mother, Elizabeth, look after us.
"She was wonderful with us and even turned down Arthur's first marriage proposal because she didn't want to leave me and my mother.
"She didn't marry Arthur until after my mother had remarried and she was sure we were going to be all right.
"We love her very dearly and it is so wonderful to see her at 100 years old – she is fabulous."


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Creative Cloud and Creative Suite 6 now available!
May 11, 2012
We've had a couple of weeks now to catch our breath since we launched Creative Cloud and Creative Suite 6 at the end of April. We've had such a great response from everyone about the new products that it's definitely made all the hard work worth it.
Now we're excited to announce that Creative Cloud is available as of today (11th May), and follows the shipping of Creative Suite 6 earlier this week (7th May). Our industry standard products are available to buy just as they ever were as individual point products or as a collection (Design Standard, Design & Web Premium, Production Premium and the Master Collection).
But for the first time, we're also giving our customers a radical new way to access our tools and services through Creative Cloud, a membership based offering in which you get the complete Creative Suite 6 – including the likes of Photoshop, Premiere Pro, InDesign, After Effects, Flash Pro, Illustrator and Dreamweaver.
As well as the CS6 product line, with Creative Cloud you also get Adobe Muse, our new visual web design tool, and Edge, the HTML5 animation app. To this, we added a lot of services including Business Catalyst for web hosting, Typekit for fonts, and up to 20 gigabytes of cloud storage for syncing and sharing your files. Soon, we'll also add access to our iPad publishing service for making digital editions of content such as magazines via InDesign.
Perhaps most exciting of all is that you get all this at a great price – £38.11 (ex VAT) per month based on an annual subscription). There's also a special introductory offer for existing CS3, CS4, CS5 and CS5.5 customers who can access Creative Cloud at £22.23 (ex VAT)!
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We are tight with money and I have us on a strict savings plan because it is my fear in life to 'never get ahead' I stress and worry about every cent being spent that it is another cent being taking away from meeting my strict goals. I have a steady work flow coming in but on the times it quietens down I am slightly panicking that we are going backwards and our hard work is going to absorb. (As was done in the past when DP was made redundant, we lost all savings and had to start over again)
I probably don't put much into my relationship with DP as I just feel so drained and mentally exhausted from all these tiny things swirling around in my head. I suffer from anxiety and it is probably quiet high at the moment. I told the midwife at my booking in appointment but she didn't seem very interested and then just moved on to the next topic.
I try my hardest to be a good mum and DS is a good kid and a typical 2.5 year old. Not bad by any stretch yet I find myself loosing my temper quick and not having any compassion if he is chucking a tantrum. I am scared that if I feel like this already how on earth am I going to cope when I have this next baby due in 2 months
I am going to stop now as I am so scared to post this as it probably makes me look like the worst person in the world. I am so disappointed in myself that I can't handle this and feel there are so many worse of people with 'real' problems.
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Virtual sex is a form of psychosexual behavior where two or more people gather together via some form of communications equipment to arouse each other by transmitting sexually explicit messages. Virtual sex describes the phenomenon, no matter the communications equipment used.
- Phone sex is virtual sex spoken over the telephone.
- Cybersex is virtual sex typed over the Internet, including IRC, e-mail, instant messaging, chat rooms, webcam, role-playing games, etc.
- Sexting is virtual sex sent via mobile phone network text messaging. The advent of cell phones with built-in digital cameras has undoubtedly added new dimensions to these activities.
These terms are listed chronologically[citation needed] and continuously evolve as technologies and methods of communication change.
Increases in Internet connectivity, bandwidth availability, and the proliferation of webcams have also had implications for virtual sex enthusiasts.[citation needed] It's increasingly common for these activities to include the exchange of pictures or motion video.[citation needed] There are companies which allow paying customers to actually watch people have live sex or masturbate and at the same time allow themselves to be watched as well.[citation needed] Recently devices have been introduced and marketed to allow remote controlled stimulation.[citation needed] Thus the distinctions between real and virtual sex may become increasingly blurred.
- Deuel, Nancy R. 1996. Our passionate response to virtual reality. Computer-mediated Communication: Linguistic, Social, and Cross-Cultural Perspectives, p. 129-146. Ed. by Susan C. Herring. John Benjamins Publishing Company, Philadelphia.
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Republican Sen. Scott Oelslager (OHL'-slay-gur) has served about 27 years in the Legislature. He was named chairman of the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday.
Senate President Keith Faber (FAY'-bur) has created new committees to more closely reflect the complex issues contained in the budget. The General Assembly will spend most of the first half of the year debating Ohio's spending blueprint.
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Gary J. Previts, PhD, CPA, is coauthor of the widely referenced A HISTORY OF ACCOUNTANCY IN THE UNITED STATES and is the editor of the journal RESEARCH IN ACCOUNTING REGULATION. His numerous publications investigate the development of accounting thought and the regulation of accounting, as well as events, policy-setting entities and educational policies and practices.
Previts is the recipient of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) Gold Medal and also received the 2010 Outstanding Educator award from the American Accounting Association (AAA), among numerous other awards. He has served as president of both the Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants (OSCPA) and the AAA, and as a member of the AICPA Board of Directors. He has also been a member of the Advisory Committee on the Auditing Profession convened by the U.S. Department of Treasury.
In 2011, Previts was selected as a Distinguished University Professor of Case Western Reserve and was elected to the Accounting Hall of Fame at The Ohio State University. He is the E. Mandell de Windt Professor of Leadership and Enterprise Development.
Previts has conducted research for the AICPA Special Committee on Financial Reporting and the Business Reporting Research Project of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). He is a member of the Accountability Advisory Council of the U. S. Government Accountability Office and serves on the Advisory Council of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB).
Previts recently served as a technical advisor to the International Accounting Education Standards Board (IAESB) and as a sponsor's representative to the "Pathways" Commission, a national body formed to study higher education for accountants. In 2014, he presented seminars at the Said Business School, Oxford University, UK, and the School of Business at Edinburgh University, Scotland.
Previts received his PhD from the University of Florida and his MAcc from The Ohio State University. He was initially appointed to Case Western Reserve in 1979 and presently teaches undergraduate advanced seminars and graduate-level Advanced Accounting Theory.
University of Florida, 1972
MAcc, The Ohio State University, 1964
BBA, John Carroll University, 1963
Interests and Courses
- Development of Accounting Thought and Institutions
- Regulation and Analysis of Corporate Disclosure
- Education Policy
- Financial Accounting, Regulation, Disclosure and Analysis
- Accounting History
- Business History
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Selected Publications
- Foltin, C., Flesher, D., Previts, G., Stone, M.
In Joanne S. Barry (Ed.),
State and Local Government Pensions at a Crossroad (vol. 87, issue 4, pp. pp. 42-51). New York, NY: The CPA Journal.
- Flesher, D. L., Previts, G. J., Samson (deceased), W. D.
In Stewart Jones (Ed.),
Working on the Railroad: Public Accounting Talent in the United States—The Case of Haskins & Sells (Now Deloitte) (vol. 53, issue 1, ). Sydney: ABACUS.
- Flesher, D. L., Previts, G. J., Sharp, A. D.
In Cynthia Jeffrey (Ed.),
Antebellum Management Accountability at the Mobile & Ohio Railroad (1849-1862) (vol. 20, issue 1st, pp. 95-114). Bingley BD16 1 WA: Research on Professionalism and Ethics in Accounting.
- Flesher, D. L., Previts, G. J.
In Cheryl McWatters (Ed.),
Haskins & Sells 'Selected Papers'-- a profile in leadership thought (1955-1974) (vol. 26, issue 3, pp. 333-350). Milton Park, Abington, Oxfordshire: Accounting History Review.
- Previts, G. J., , .
In Sandra Livingston (Ed.),
History by the Numbers: What Accounting Can Tell Us About the Past --and the Present (vol. 31, 1 ed., pp. 24). Cleveland OH: CWRU.
- Flesher, D. L., Previts, G. J.
In Joanne S. Barry (Ed.),
A Historical Episode of Professional Skepticism: Looking Back at the Thomascolor Case (vol. 86, issue 7, pp. 2--22). New York, NY: The CPA Journal.
- Flesher, D. L., Previts, G. J., Job, M. E., Sharp, A. D.
One Accounting Firm's Contribution to World War II The CPA Journal.
- Previts, G. J., Flesher, D. L.
Financial Accounting & Reporting in the United States of American 1820- 2010: Towards Sunshine from Shadows Routledge.
- Kramer, S., Previts, G. J.
Ivar Kreuger and IMCO: A Case of Taxation of Fictitious Income International Journal of Accounting.
- Flesher, D., Previts, G. J.
In Stephen Walker (Ed.),
Haskins & Sells Involvement in World War I and Its Aftermatch London: The Accounting History Review (Special Issue World War One).
- Flesher, D., Previts, G. J.
In Gloria Volmers, University of Maine (Ed.),
Preparing an Accounting Professional: The Articles of Clerkship of George Oliver May (1892-1897) (vol. 41, issue 1, ). The Accounting Historians Journal .
- Flesher, D. L., Previts, G. J., Moehrle, S. R.
In Maria Murphy (Ed.),
A Profile of Ernest R. Breech: Pioneer Financial Executive and Chairman of the Board of Ford Motor Company (pp. 6-8). New York, New York: The CPA Journal.
- Flesher, D. L., Previts, G. J.
Donaldson Brown (1885-1965): The Power of an Individual and His Ideas over time Birmingham AL : The Accounting Historians Journal.
- Previts, G. J., Walton, P., Wolnizer, P.
In Previts and Bricker, SDAT Series Editors, VOL 14D (Ed.),
A Global History of Accounting, Financial Reporting and Public Policy: Eurasia, Middle East and Africa Emerald.
- Roybark, H., Coffman, E., Previts, G. J.
In Stewart Jones (Ed.),
The First Quarter Century of the GASB (1984-2009) Part II: A Perspective on Standard Setting (vol. 48, issue 2, pp. 147-198). Sydney: Abacus.
- Roybark, H., Coffman, E., Previts, G. J.
In Stewart Jones (Ed.),
The First Quarter Century of the GASB (1984-2009) Part I: A Perspective on Standard Setting (vol. 48, issue 1, pp. 1-30). Sydney: Abacus.
- Previts, G. J., Peter, W., Peter, W.
In Previts and Bricker, SDAT Series Editors (Ed.),
A Global History of Accounting, Financial Reporting and Public Policy: Asia and Oceania (vol. 14 C, ). London: Emerald.
- Previts, G. J., Walton, P., Wolnizer , P.
In Previts and Bricker, SDAT Series Editors (Ed.),
A Global History of Accounting, Financial Reporting and Public Policy: The Americas and Public Policy: Volume A Europe (vol. 14 B , ). Emerald Press : Emerald Press.
- Previts, G. J., Badua, F. A., Vasarhelyi, M. A.
In Richard Fleischman (Ed.),
Tracing the Development of Accounting Thought (vol. 38, issue 1, pp. 31-56). Birmingham AL: The Accounting Historians Journal .
- Previts, G. J., Peter, W., Peter, W.
In Previts and Bricker, SDAT Series Editors (Ed.),
A Global History of Accounting, Financial Reporting and Public Policy: Europe (vol. 14 A , ). London:
- Previts, G. J., Matsumoto, Y.
The Dual Audit System for Joint-Stock Companies in Japan Accounting, Business and Financial History.
- Previts, G. J., Merino, B.
A History of Accountancy in the United States (pp. 576). Columbus, Ohio: The Ohio State University Press [Re-published in Chinese in 2007 under OSU Press contract].
- Previts, G. J. 14th World Congress of Accounting Historians, "PLENARY ADDRESS "A Perspective on Learning from the Past"", University G. d'Annunzio of Chieti- Pescara, Pescara, Italy. (2016).
- Flesher, D. L., Previts, G. J., Sharp, A. D. Annual Meeting and Conference of American Acct Assn, "Accounting for an Antebellum Southern Railroad: The Case of the Mobile and Ohio", American Accounting Association, Atlanta, Georgia. (2014).
- Flesher, D. L. (Presenter & Author), Previts, G. J. (Presenter & Author) Regional Meetings of the American Accounting Assn, "The Clerkship of George O. May", American Accounting Association , Southeastern Region; Ohio Region . (2014).
- Previts, G. J. Public Affairs Discussion Group CWRU, "The Profession of Accounting: Where it came from, Where it has been and Where it is going.", College of Arts & Sciences, Center for Policy Studies, KSL Dampeer Room . (2014).
- Lazdowski, Y. (Presenter Only), Previts, G. J. (Presenter Only) 40th Anniversary Research Conference, "Highlights of the Academy's 40 Year History ", The Academy of Accounting Historians, Osh Kosh WI. (2013).
- Knechel , R. (Presenter Only), Previts, G. J. (Presenter Only) Reporting and Governance Academic Conference, "Origins and Development of US Accountancy", California State University-Fullerton, Irvine CA. (2013).
- Previts, G. J. 63rd Annual Meeting, "Why Accounting Must Change!", Southeast Region, American Accounting Association, (2011).
- Previts, G. J. (Presenter & Author), Flesher, D. L. (Presenter & Author) American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, "Donaldson Brown (1885-1965): 20th Century Financial Manager: The Power of An Idea Over Time", American Accounting Association, New York City. (2009).
- Previts, G. J. Annual Saxe Memorial Lecture, "21st Century Auditing Challenges", Baruch College, New York City. (2008).
- Previts, G. J., Flesher, D., Sharp, A. American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, "Personal Property and the Mobile and Ohio Railroad in the 1850s: 'Emancipated by Force of Circumstances.'", American Accounting Association, Washington, D.C.. (2006).
- Previts, G. J., Flesher, D. L. Accounting Hall of Fame and Academy of Accounting Historians Conference, "Donaldson Brown, Innovator of the DuPont Formula: His Influence on Financial Management", Accounting Hall of Fame and Academy of Accounting Historians, The Ohio State University. (2005).
- Previts, G. J., Flesher, D. L., Samson, W. D. Annual Accounting, Business & Financial History Conference, "The Railroad Influence on the Development of the American Accounting Profession,", Centre for Business Performance,Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales, Cardiff, UK. (2005).
- Previts, G. J., Kramer, S. Southeast Region, American Accounting Association, "The International Match Company Scandal: Rediscovered History", American Accounting Association, (2005).
- Previts, G. J. Osaka City University Presentation, "Pathways for Common Goals,", Osaka City University, Japan. (2005).
Academic and Professional Activities
- Member, PCAOB ADVISORY COUNCIL , Washington DC, 2008 - Present
- Member, Advisory Committee on the Auditing Profession, United States Department of the Treasury , 2007 - 2008
- Officer, President/Elect/Past, American Accounting Association , 2007 - 2008
- Member, US GAO. Accountability Advisory Council , Washington DC, 2004 - Present
- Editorial Review Board Member, Accounting History (AUS) , 1997 - 2012
- Editorial Review Board Member, Accounting Historians Journal , 1993 - Present
- Editor, Guest/Special Issue, Abacus , 1988 - 2011
- Accreditation Team Member; Focus Group Advisory Member , AACSB , 1984 - Present
- Officer, President/Elect/Past, Academy of Accounting Historians , 1973 - 1975
- Best Paper Award 2014 Accounting Historians Journal, The Academy of Accounting Historians . (2014).
- 125 People of Impact in Accounting: Leaders who left a mark on the profession , American Institute of CPAs. (2012).
- Distinguished University Professor, Case Western Reserve University . (2011).
- The Accounting Hall of Fame, The Ohio State University. (2011).
- Lifetime Achievement Award, The Association of Accounting and Finance Academics of Turkey. (2010).
- 2010 Outstanding Educator, The American Accounting Association. (2010).
- Gold Medal for Service, The American Insitute of CPAs. (2007).
- Gold Medal for Meritorious Service to the CPA Profession, The Ohio Society of CPA. (2002).
- Research Recognition Award, Weatherhead School of Management. (2000).
- Lifetime Achievement Award, Accounting Education, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.. (1996).
- Theodore M. Alfred Distinguished Service Award, Weatherhead School of Management. (1995).
- Joseph A. Silvoso Faculty Award of Merit, Federation of Schools of Accountancy. (1991).


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What's your take on tempeh? Between the Bread tries the vegan product in a bánh mì and is surprised by the results.
The first time I encountered tempeh, I was a high-schooler venturing trepidatiously into a vegetarian restaurant in Atlanta, and the soy patty sandwich blew me away.
Since then, I have never had tempeh that impressed me much, until this tempeh banh mi at Urban Picnic. The protein is savory, spiced, and layered with flavor, like a good marinated meat.
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A person can also said to be Craiging Out when he or she ditches friends for something else, in most cases, sexual intercourse.
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Once the Autumn foliage spectacle has ended, most homeowners dutifully head outdoors, brandishing rakes and clippers, to engage in the annual ritual known as garden cleanup.
Clearing out the year's worth of plant debris, we're told, helps prevent outbreaks of pests and diseases. But perhaps the real reason many people do it is their aversion to having dead stalks and fallen leaves messing up their yards.
Overzealous cleanup has some significant environmental consequences, however. It results in an avalanche of clippings and leaves at landfills, adding to the nation's pollution problems. And trashing leaves and trimmings is—literally—a waste because this valuable organic matter can be used in a variety of beneficial ways in the garden.
What's more, fall cleanup leaves a barren landscape for birds and other creatures at a time when food supplies and vegetative cover are becoming sparse. The solution: Think of fallen leaves and withered stalks not as waste but as an organic windfall for your garden and potential wildlife habitat.
In his recent book The Green Gardener's Guide, author Joe Lamp'l marshals some rarely mentioned facts on the environmental costs of bagging and disposing of plant material.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, he reports, landscape debris comprises more than 13 percent by weight of all solid waste generated in the United States—or an astonishing 32 million tons a year.
It's widely known that most landfills still leak toxic pollutants into waterways and aquifers. What isn't commonly acknowledged is that collecting, transporting and consolidating all of these leaves and clippings consumes a considerable amount of energy and generates carbon dioxide (CO2), the major heat-trapping greenhouse gas.
"This massive amount of organic material creates an even greater problem in a landfill," writes Lamp'l. "As organic matter attempts to decompose, in the absence of sufficient oxygen, methane is created. A powerful greenhouse gas, methane is 23 times more effective at trapping heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide." Perhaps not surprisingly, solid waste landfills are the single largest man-made source of methane in the United States.
Raking leaves is the gardening task most synonymous with autumn in many areas of the country. But if you simply leave the leaves where they fall in your planting beds to form natural mulch, you can:
And you won't be adding more leaf matter to our solid-waste flow.
Michael Goatley, Jr., an agricultural extension turfgrass specialist based at Virginia Tech University, points to recent studies that show you can even keep the fallen leaves on your lawn, as long as you pass over them once or twice with a mulching or rotary mower to chop them into small pieces. You can use this same method to shred leaves for use in your flower beds if you think whole leaves look unruly.
The "leave-them-alone" method also applies to flower heads and stalks. When autumn approaches, stop removing spent flowers and instead allow them to go to seed. And don't go to town with your clippers; remove only diseased plant parts and leave the rest standing.
If the sight of brown stems gives you the shudders, start viewing them as cozy winter nests for wildlife. Lady beetles, butterflies and other insects will bed down among the stalks during the cold season. Siskins and other birds will dine on the seeds of sunflowers, coneflowers, grasses and other plants.
Another way to enhance habitat in the fall is to create a few brush piles. They will provide snug winter quarters for lizards, frogs, toads and small mammals such as chipmunks and rabbits, as well as bumblebees and other native bees. The leaves and other dead vegetation, notes NWF Chief Naturalist Craig Tufts, are like a "down comforter" for winter wildlife. Start a brush pile with a layer of loosely stacked or crisscrossed branches, and add stalks and leaves on top.
If you have an overabundance of leaves and clippings in your yard, composting.
In fact, autumn is a great time to make compost since there is a good mix of leaves, some spent plants and grass clippings. This means you will have a combination of carbon (leaves and other "brown" material) and nitrogen (grass clippings and other "green" material), which produces compost quickly.
Keep the pile moist and turn it often, and you will have compost to use in your garden come spring. Or just leave it alone to decompose slowly.
Greening up your fall cleanup is a win-win situation. You will not only produce less of the waste clogging up landfills and generating destructive methane. You also will protect your plants and enrich your soil safely, all the while laying out a winter welcome mat for wildlife. And it will involve a lot less hard work, enabling you to look forward to autumn gardening with anticipation rather than dread.
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Have you had your fill of Christmas cookies yet? Neither have I. But, I'm beginning to long for something a little different, something not so....cookie-like. Something I can dive into face-first, sating my sweets cravings in one huge dish instead of little by little. Cookies are a great sugar-delivery device, but their generally diminutive nature makes it hard to get your fill quickly and efficiently.
Enter the monster cream puff. Not necessarily a holiday staple, cream puffs go sadly unnoticed this time of year. It's a shame, really, because cream puffs can be just as festive as any sparkle-flecked, snowflake-shaped, frosting-painted sugar cookie. And they're easier to make than you might think.
The pastry part of a cream puff is simply a heated dough, which you can make in under ten minutes. The pastry cream? Well, depending on the recipe you use, that can be equally as simple; the version in this cream puff recipe is as easy as they come. A touch of mint extract and a smattering of crushed candy cane bits make these classic pastries perfect for the holiday season. Set artfully on a tray at your Christmas party, guest will think you spent all day in the kitchen. And you did, right? Right?
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Ben McDhui in South Africa is more than twice the height of its namesake in Scotland.
Ben McDhui in the Eastern Cape Highlands is a majestic mountain that lies next to the small village of Rhodes.
The area offers a wealth of outdoor activities and splendid scenery. There are more than 200km of running water in the area, making it a fly-fisherman's paradise.
There are also several walking trails and passes offering day walking trips and hiking outings up The Dragon's Tail and Naudes Nek, the highest pass in the country.
For the nature enthusiast, there are rare birds to be seen including the bearded vulture, orange-breasted rockjumper and ground woodpeckers. There is also a profusion of alpine and sub-alpine flora and the midsummer months are a fine time to view these hardy plants on the Ben McDhui plateau.
During the summer months, its walking trails and fly fishing make for a sedate and healthy escape from city living, and the natural splendour of this mountainous region is a tonic for the soul, as much as the fresh air is for the body.
At 3 001m, Ben McDhui is the highest peak in the Eastern Cape. Known by the local community as 'Makhollo' (Great Mother), or, simply, 'Ben Mac'.
This area is called the Switzerland of South Africa and the ridges along Ben Mcdhui were until recently full of skiers staying at the Tiffendell Resort which is currently closed.
The first people to ski down the slopes of Ben McDhui went up on donkeys sometime in the 1950s and came down on their skis – presumably with the donkeys following at a more leisurely pace.
In the winter, Rhodes village is the weekend hideaway of preference amongst hardy visitors, from South Africa and abroad. It has the snowy atmosphere of a European hamlet and the pubs and guest houses are particularly well-patronised. Rhodes has been declared a National Monument from one end of the village to the other.
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Tel: +27 (0) 43 701 9600
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Tel: +27 (0) 87 943 5428
Mobile: +27 (0) 79 536 3996 (leave messages at both numbers)
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For the best 'McDhui Experience', your best would be to drive to Barkly East in the Eastern Cape and hook up with Wild Mountain Adventures, who will then take you into the area.
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Wild Mountain Adventures are the best outfit to book with in the area.
Length of stay
Spend a long weekend in the area or more if you have the time.
What to pack
Very warm clothing is essential.
Where to stay
In the village of Rhodes, The Rhodes Hotel and Walkerbouts Inn are two options to consider. If you're in the care of Wild Mountain Adventures, you will be staying at their Wildside tented camp.
What to eat
Warm, stick-to-the-rib nosh either at Walkerbouts or the Rhodes Hotel.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A legal defense attorney tells Channel 4 surveillance video of the arrest and 911 calls will be key points in the upcoming Matthew Hinson trial.
Hinson has been charged with second-degree murder in the stabbing death of William Pettry.
"Several things are very interesting," said defense lawyer Gene Nichols. "The first one is that we have video tape of this man being arrested while in the parking lot at The Landing."
Nichols talked to Channel 4's Kent Justice through some of the latest evidence released in the state's case against Hinson.
There are a lot of surveillance cameras with different angles and shots. That includes when police officers pulled Hinson from his car and appear to strike him.
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Police say they saw a knife fall out of Hinson's truck and that he had blood on him.
Each arresting officer said Hinson didn't cooperate with them.
"Now, there is nothing of interest to note based upon how the Sheriff's Office took him down. We knew that we had a man who was suspected to commit a murder in Fionn MacCool's," said Nichols. "He was still in the parking lot. He was observed from Finn MacCool's all the way to the parking lot."
Nichols said, in his view, the 911 callers who phoned police immediately, from inside the bar and then followed Hinson to the parking lot, will be crucial witnesses.
Nichols also said what they did was risky and perhaps the key to the case.
"Where that benefits the state is we have eye witness testimony that goes all the way from Fionn MacCool's, all the way into the parking lot until this individual gets taken down," said Nichols. "So when it comes to whether or not this was the person who committed the crime, there is no break between when the incident happened and when he was seen and when he was arrested."
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