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God Bless you, Jim Dolan!
Cablevision/Optimum Online finally showed up at Blog Headquarters, and for the last five minutes I have had internet/cable/telephone — better known as the Optimum Triple Play, I guess — which has been out since the storm Saturday afternoon.
So, since I've obviously been away from everything, including you guys, for so long, I have nothing to add. Enjoy the game.
I'm going to go make sure my TV is working right now.

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Bill Jamerson - Dollar-A-Day Boys
Michigan based author Bill Jamerson will present a music and storytelling program about the Civilian Conservation Corps. The hour-long program will include stories, video, reading excerpts from his novel and playing original songs about the CCC with his guitar. Jamerson has presented his program at CCC reunions, and at state and national parks around the country. The presentation is as entertaining as it is important; as honest as it is fun. It's about people both ordinary and extraordinary, with stories of wit, charm and strength.
Jamerson's novel, BIG SHOULDERS follows a year in the life of a seventeen-year-old youth from Detroit who enlists in the CCC in 1937. The enrollee joins two hundred other young men at Camp Raco, a work camp in Michigan's Upper Peninsula run by army officers. It's a coming-of-age story of an angry teenager who faces the rigors of hard work, learning to get along with a difficult sergeant and coping with a bully.
The Civilian Conservation Corps was a federal works program created by President Franklin Roosevelt in the heart of The Great Depression. During its nine year run from 1933-1942, over three and a half million young men between the ages of 17 and 25 years of age enlisted across the country. They were known as "Roosevelt's Tree Army" because they planted over three billion trees nationwide. The enrollees lived in work camps located far from towns and were paid a dollar a day. Twenty-five dollars a month was sent home directly to their families.
Jamerson will share many stories he has picked up from former CCC Boys he has met over the years and will discuss some of their work projects in Iowa. He will sign books after his talk. For more information about the program please call the library at 319-273-8643 or visit Bill's website.
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Familiarity is like a veil that prevents many people seeing the flawless details, miracles and beauties in their lives and realizing that these are the results of Almighty Allah's matchless knowledge and creative artistry.
Marvelous truths lie hidden behind the veils of familiarity and custom and monotony. The One Who directs the universe [Allah] maintains all things in an order and equilibrium. Order and equilibrium are the appearance of knowledge and wisdom and will and might. The presence of the highest level of harmony in the art of all things shows that matters are conducted with an infinite wisdom. (Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, Risale-i Nur Collection, The Words I, p. 77.)
"Those who seek all things in matter have their minds in their eyes. Yet the eye is blind to spiritual things." Bediuzzaman Said Nursi
2007-05-01 16:56:30Any blessing you have is from Allah. Then when harm touches you, it is to Him you cry for help. (Surat an-Nahl, 53)How many Signs there are in the heavens and Earth! Yet they pass them by, turning away from them. (Surah Yusuf, 105)


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Thursday, August 16
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Ben Zobrist and B.J. Upton had worn the collar in many of their past meetings with King Felix, going a combined 6-for-50. On Wednesday, the rest of their teammates joined the club, as Hernandez sent all 27 batters he faced back to the dugout in the third perfect game thrown this season, the first of his career, and the first ever thrown for Seattle. It was the fourth no-hitter in Mariners history, and the first since Kevin Millwood and five relievers teamed up to blank the Dodgers on June 8.
Armed with a fastball that looked especially crisp from the get-go, and an array of breaking pitches he was confident enough to use in any count, Hernandez kept the Rays guessing from pitch one through pitch 113, which Sean Rodriguez stared at for the 77th and final strike of the afternoon. Felix struck out the side in the sixth and the eighth, and added two more punchouts in the ninth, giving him a total of 12, two shy of the perfect-game record previously held by Sandy Koufax and equaled by Matt Cain earlier this year.
The perfect game was Hernandez's fourth complete-game shutout of the season, and only slightly more impressive than his previous two: a three-hitter with 12 strikeouts versus the Rangers on July 14, and a 1-0, two-hitter in the Bronx on August 4. Barring a change in manager Eric Wedge's rotation plans, he will go for number five and try to match Johnny Vander Meer in next Tuesday's matchup with the Indians at Safeco Field.
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What's amazing in that 57 games played at Safeco Field this year, there have been two perfect games (Humber, Hernandez) and the combined no-hitter.
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text: 6-6 233 4.62 40 Demarcus Ware DE, Troy State War Room analysis Strengths: Has great instincts with excellent top-end speed and agility. Shows great initial burst. Makes tackles all over the field. Speed makes him adept in pursuit. Excels at rushing the passer and wrap-up tackling. Weaknesses: Falls well short of the ideal NFL size. Sometimes has been manhandled in college, which doesn't bode well for ability to disengage from NFL blockers. Needs to play more under control. Bottom line: Ware projects as only a situational end in the NFL and may be better suited for outside linebacker. He is raw and needs work, but his athleticism should ensure him an early-Day 2 selection. Dan Pompei analysis A speed rusher who can really move. Has great quickness off the edge. Is a smooth athlete who can get around the corner. Has natural strength but needs to improve his play at the point of attack. Would be an ideal 3-4 outside linebacker.


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[4012] A Material Recovery Facility in Cape Town, South Africa, as a replicable concept for sustainable e-waste management and recycling in developing countries. 2008 Global Symposium on Recycling, Waste Treatment and Clean Technology. Abstract. 2008.
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Meatball Hash Brown Bake Recipe
- 2 eggs
- 3/4 cup crushed saltines (about 20 crackers)
- 6 to 8 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1-1/2 teaspoons pepper, divided
- 1 pound lean ground beef
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 package (30 ounces) frozen shredded hash brown potatoes, thawed
- In a bowl, lightly beat eggs. Stir in cracker crumbs, garlic, 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon pepper. Crumble beef over mixture; mix well. Shape into 1-in. balls.
- In a covered skillet over low heat, cook meatballs in a small amount of water until browned; drain. In a bowl, combine the soup, sour cream, cheese, onion and remaining salt and pepper. With paper towels, pat hash browns dry. Stir into the soup mixture.
- Transfer to a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Arrange meatballs over top, pressing lightly into mixture. Cover and bake at 350° for 45 minutes. Uncover; bake 15 minutes longer or until meat is no longer pink and potatoes are tender. Yield: 8 servings.
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DETROIT - Someone threw a Molotov cocktail at the door of a missionary building in Detroit Wednesday morning.
Fire officials said the incident happened just after 7:30 a.m. at PIME Missionaries on Quincy Street.
No one was hurt and damage was minimal.
Read more Local News headlines:
- Rash of fires break out in SW Detroit Wednesday morning
- Campbell Ewald moving to Detroit, bringing jobs
- Detroit City Council mulls next move under financial crisis
- Shred old documents to protect privacy
- New search launched to find missing Canton man
- Memorial services set for slain Detroit mother
- Detroit police search for missing 13-year-old
- Man to stand trial for 72-year-old Detroit woman's shooting
- Detroit schools save big by not printing pay statements
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A MAN who torched a lap dancing club after driving his car into the front door had attacked the premises twice before.
Faisal Qaddus was caught on CCTV smashing windows with a hammer a year before the arson last summer.
But the 27-year-old was never prosecuted for the offences after the police learned he is a paranoid schizophrenic and his family offered to pay for the damage.
The revelation came as he was jailed for four years at Swindon Crown Court for carrying out the arson at the Dream Lounge last July.
Colin Meeke, prosecuting said Peter Rogers, the club's owner, was alone in a back office at the Regent Street premises at 7am on Saturday July 13.
"He heard the sound of tyres and a loud bang. He went downstairs and realised a car had been crashed through the front of the building and was on fire," he said.
He managed to get out of another door and realised the fire was so strong that it could not be tackled with a fire extinguisher.
Mr Meeke said that had he not reacted when he did there was a real risk he would not have managed to get out unscathed.
He said a street cleaner working at the bottom of Victoria Road had seen a car come down the hill and then park outside the club.
It then reversed at speed into the front door, before the driver climbed out of the sun roof, doused it with petrol and set it alight.
The fire took hold very quickly and very vigorously, Mr Meeke said, and caused more than £170,000 worth of damage.
He said the car was registered to Qaddus and when officers went to his home his family said he was out and they would call when he returned.
When he was arrested his clothes were taken and found to have petrol on, and CCTV from a garage showed him buying a couple of litres of fuel in a can earlier that day.
"He was interviewed but exercised his right to silence. The only reason people could establish is he had previously damaged the club," he said.
"He was seen on CCTV on two occasions in 2012 to get out of a car and attack windows of the premises with a hammer.
"No prosecution came of that, the police were aware he had fairly serious mental health problems. Part of the time of the investigation he was out of the country.
"The family, on his behalf, would pay for the damage and he would continue with his treatment. He did it because he said what went on in there was sinful: that is speculation."
Qaddus, of Amber Court, Swindon, pleaded guilty to arson being reckless as to whether life was endangered.
Alex Daymond, defending, said despite his client's problem medical experts said he did not need to be dealt with under the Mental Health Act.
Jailing him Judge Tim Mousley QC said: "I have read carefully everything about you and your background and your state of mental health.
"I have to sentence you for these offences of damaging property, arson, being reckless as to whether life was endangered. It is a very serious offence.
"You suffer from a mental disorder diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenia which has been susceptible to treatment.
"You suffered from that at the time of the offence but you were quite aware of what you were doing."
Sentence is too lenient, says club boss
PETE Rogers, the owner of the Dream Lounge, has said he was aware Qaddus had targeted his club in the past, and expected him to have recieved a much harsher sentence.
"We knew he had come round last year and tried to smash the windows," he said. "He hadset up bollards around the club and taken a hammer to the glass.
"I have never met him and only ever seen him on CCTV, so I have no idea what his issues are.
"If I have got a grievance I do not go round setting fire to things.
"I think the sentence is a bit lenient, even considering his psychological problems. The fact he ran away from the crime scene makes him culpable.
"I would have expected at least 10 years. That would have been the minimum if he was in a fit state of mind.
"But if you do something and you are not stable you do not have to accept much guilt. Now he doesn't have to explain why he has done it.
"There is always a chance he is going to come back to us after he is released, but there is not much we can do about that.
"I am going to talk to Swindon Council about setting up some large flower buckets outside the club, and there is no way a car could get past those.
"We have got to live with it and make the best of what we have.
"We will open up again and if he has got issues and wants to come and talk to me about them he can do that. But I doubt he will."


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text: During Homecoming weekend, the women of Wheaton College take the field in the annual Powder Puff tournament in pursuit of the coveted championship t-shirt. In this two game tournament, each class fields a team with 25 women. As a traditionally male-dominated sport, these young women play with all heart as they learn to block, run routes, throw a spiral, catch passes and showing our community just how tough they are. Within the tournament, classes compete against each other in two games. With a win in the first round they move on the championship game which takes place on McCully Field under the lights.


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Niese efficient, but unable to match Vogelsong
Lefty pitches into ninth despite allowing five runs; bats held to two hits
NEW YORK -- This time, Jon Niese got his way.
The Mets' left-handed starter was due to bat during a potentially crucial moment in the sixth inning Friday night against the Giants, and manager Terry Collins allowed him to take his turn at the plate, a departure from the approach he took six days ago when Collins inserted a pinch-hitter despite Niese's relatively low pitch count -- a move Niese made clear he was unhappy about.
That decision, however, did not pay off. Niese lined into a double play to end the sixth, then gave up three runs in the seventh as San Francisco took the opener of the four-game set, 5-1, at Citi Field.
"It's an option. It's always an option," Collins said of the pinch-hit possibility this time around. "But I thought he was rolling along pretty good. He put a pretty good swing on it, but we made a little bit of a baserunning boo-boo there [Juan Lagares getting caught off second].
"We have to get this guy some work. If he keeps coming out after five innings or 60 or 70 pitches, he's not going to help us when we really need it in crunch time to where he gets into the 80- and 90-pitch mark. We've got to get some strength in his shoulder, and I thought tonight was good for him."
And so that moral victory, seeing Niese get deep into a game for the first time in a month and the first time since a disabled-list stint to rest his left shoulder, was the only one the Mets came away with. He needed just 87 pitches in his eight-plus innings of work, during which he allowed all five San Francisco runs (three earned) on nine hits.
The Giants' game plan was clear: be aggressive early. Only four San Francisco at-bats lasted more than four pitches, and as a result, only once did Niese exceed a dozen pitches in an inning.
That came during the three-run seventh, highlighted by Hunter Pence's two-run triple to right-center. Niese was ahead 1-2 before he left an 88-mph fastball out over the plate, a pitch similar to two Pence had just fouled off.
"I figured he was in swing mode there," Niese said. "What I should've done was bury something or throw something out of the zone. But I did him a favor there, leaving something up and away for him. That's a situation where I can't make a mistake, and I did."
It took away from what was largely an effective an efficient outing for Niese. He showed great command throughout, throwing more than three-quarters (68 of 87) of his pitches for strikes and finding the zone on the first pitch to 27 of 35 batters.
"The only ball he threw early in the game was the one to second base," said Giants manager Bruce Bochy.
That error allowed two unearned runs to score. After Juan Perez opened the second with a double, Niese induced a comebacker off the bat of Gregor Blanco. Just as Perez was seemingly caught between second and third, Niese's poor throw to shortstop Ruben Tejada allowed Perez to advance to third. Both runners eventually came around to score.
Giants righty Ryan Vogelsong was even better, tossing a complete-game two-hitter. The Mets didn't get their first hit until the sixth -- Lagares singled to center -- and sent just one over the minimum number of batters to the plate in the game.
The only blemish on Vogelsong's night was Lucas Duda's home run in the eighth.
"I shook Buster [Posey] off when I shouldn't have," Vogelsong said. "I had a feeling he was sitting on that pitch, but I thought if I threw it where I wanted to, I could either lock him up or get it by him."
The long ball underscored the improved approach Duda has employed of late. Collins stresses to his hitters to "hit it where they pitch it," and the scorching first baseman did just that, walloping a 1-2 slider on the outer edge of the plate over the fence in left. It was his 20th homer of the season and just his third to that part of the field.
Tim Healey is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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NEWBERRY, SC –The Saint Leo men's soccer team (3-0) collected its third-straight win to start the 2011 season as they collected their first clean sheet of the year in a 3-0 defeat of Newberry College, Friday afternoon from Newberry Soccer Field.
The Lions saw three different players earn goals as Joel Purkiss, Edgar Herrera, and Bruno Da Silva helped the Lions earn a region victory.
In what turned into a defensive battle, Saint Leo received a quick start from Purkiss as he took a one touch pass from Gendreau inside the box and found the back right of the net. It was the first of two assists for the forward.
Herrera followed the Purkiss tally in the 18th-minute as he raced around the left edge of the area, collected a pass in-stride from Gendreau, and rocketed his team-leading third goal of the year into the back of the Wolves' net to give the Lions a 2-0 advantage.
Da Silva punched home the third and final goal in the Lions' victory with a tally in the 84th-minute as he chipped a Purkiss pass over the head of the 'keeper.
In net, McKenzey Scott improved to 3-0 behind a four save performance. It is the first clean sheet of his career.
Despite being outshot by the Wolves, 16-14, and conceding five more corners, the Lions recorded a 21 percent shooting percentage en route to the win.
The Lions will wrap-up their two-game road swing on Sunday afternoon when they travel to Salisbury, NC to take on Catawba College. Opening kick is set 2:00 p.m. For the latest news, information, and updates on the men's soccer team, visit SaintLeoLions.com.


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Former Bolshoi ballet dancer Pavel Dmitrichenko is escorted by a policemen at Meshansky district court in Moscow, Russia. Dmitrichenko was found guilty of masterminding an acid attack on the world-renowned Moscow theatre's artistic director Sergei Filin on 17 January 2012. The attack left Filin with severe burns and nearly blinded him.
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The Louisiana Soccer Association (LSA) is again increasing its educational outreach through a partnership with the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA).
The Louisiana Soccer Association is a non-profit organization that represents youth and adult soccer players, coaches and referees throughout the state. LSA consists of over 50 clubs and leagues that cover all ages of soccer development.
The LSA support includes player, coaching and referee development, as well as parental education. State Cup tournaments are held each year for both Adults and Youth, as well the US Youth Soccer Kohl's American Cup for youth recreational players. The LSA also runs the Olympic Development Program for the state and provides administrative assistance and support to its affiliated clubs.
Sean Esker, LSA President, "We are excited to partner our resources with the NSCAA to give our coaches and clubs the opportunity to grow and develop. It's exciting to be able to offer this to our members."
According to Mark Godwin, LSA Technical Director, "we are extremely excited to partner with an organization such as the NSCAA. Coaching Education is important for the continued growth of soccer in Louisiana, but it is also an ongoing process. You never stop learning in this game and being able to stay up-to-date with the modern day trends is very important. Partnering with the NSCAA will allow us to maintain the highest standards."
"The NSCAA is happy to partner with Louisiana Soccer Association. Through this partnership, our combined membership will benefit from both local coaching education opportunities and an array of other coaching resources between the two organizations," Ian Barker, NSCAA Director of Coaching Education, said.
Among the benefits the LSA will receive is access to the Online Resource Library, NSCAA courses, and other instructional material. Additionally, the LSA will offer NSCAA courses ranging from Level 1 through 6, Special Topics, Goalkeeping Level 1 through 3 and among others.


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29 Sep 1864 — Ft Gilman, Virginia
Was taken prisoner on charge at Ft Gilman, Virginia. A chess set was made from the windowsill at the Libby Prison by his friend Lt. {Joseph }Henry Ferguson. Robert named his son Carleton Ferguson Spinney after him. Robert was a POW from 29 Sep 1864 to 21 Feb 1865.


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Nicole finds 27 buttons on the ground that are black. She adds them to her collection of 4 blue buttons, 3 black buttons, 13 white buttons, and 3 red buttons. What is the probability that Nicole will draw a black button out of the container that holds all of her buttons?
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The Benefits of Joining the UCR Alumni Association
UCR Alumni Association members receive the benefits that are not available to the general public. Whether it is reconnecting with old friends, building up your Rolodex or to reminisce about the greatest years of your life, the UC Riverside Alumni Association is for you.
- Alumni Chapters and Clubs The UCR Alumni Association has chapters throughout the state, including Los Angeles, Orange County, the Inland Empire and the Bay Area. The association sponsors events across the country. Find a chapter near you and see a list of scheduled events.
- Alumni Association Travel Program Since 1984, the UCR Alumni Association Travel program has provided participants with opportunities to broaden their cultural horizons, foster ties with the university and enhanced camaraderie with fellow alumni while experiencing new.
- The Alumni Career Network The Alumni Career Network is made up of alumni who are willing to share career information with students and other alumni. Network members may be contacted to set up appointments for in-depth informational interviews. Alumni Career Network listings are located in the Career Center Library.
- UCR Career Center Resources for Alumni The UCR Career Center provides services designed to support your career and job search needs. Alumni Association members receive a 20% discount on all fees. For information on services for alumni or to schedule appointments with a career counselor call (951) 827-3631.
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At the height of the crisis, in November 2008, the Queen asked a room of academics at the London School of Economics what could be the key question of the last few years: "Why did nobody see this coming?"
It is a question seized on by David Hare in his new play, The Power of Yes, but which is arguably better answered by Lucy Prebble (a Londoner in her 20s) in her play Enron, which debuted in London's West End last night, and which ostensibly has nothing to do with the credit crisis and its aftermath.
Enron's West End debut, especially for those who, like me, were seeing the play for the first time, was a triumph. The acting was compelling and believable, especially from Sam West, who as Jeff Skilling managed to make a seamless transition from maths nerd to master of the universe. This was coupled with the kind of spectacular pyrotechnics that audiences expect from a Rupert Goold production, including a stunning representation of 9/11 (an event not exactly easy to re-create within the confines of a West End stage). Nor were the special effects out of place: Prebble explained recently in the FT that part of the point of the elaborate staging was to capture something of the out-of-control nature of Enron itself.
But the real star was the writing. Some of it seemed too prescient to have been written before the current crisis, and Prebble says in the FT piece that she re-wrote parts for the West End. But in one scene, which must have been there from the play's inception, she captures perfectly how Enron got into the position it did and why no one saw it coming, and it is a scene that translates perfectly for the current crisis.


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When The Coral emerged from Liverpool a few years ago, the band's stitching-together of Zombies-style hypno-pop and echoing, squawking post-punk sounded more adventurous and original than derivative. Now, along comes fellow Liverpudlian outfit The Zutons with a debut album, Who Killed......, that sounds almost exactly like The Coral, only more practiced. The similarity doesn't initially matter much, since the sound of hooting horn sections, sharp guitars, funky rhythms, and breathy vocals gives songs like "Pressure Point" a genial pop push. But on repeated listens, The Zutons' music turns into one of those holographic pictures that show one image when tilted to the right and another when tilted to the left. At certain moments, slight tracks like the stomping "You Will You Won't" and the lilting "Confusion" sound harmlessly catchy and clean. At others, they seem hollow and a little pathetic.
Mainly, The Zutons' debut suffers from secondhand mustiness. The band doesn't seem to have recombined The Coral's sources in a personal way; instead, it's made a crisp copy, with no spirit of its own. Wily veteran Bryan Poolewho's been kicking around the Athens music scene since the early '90s, playing with early Elephant 6 disciples Elf Power and Of Montrealoccupies the other side of The Zutons' coin. A broad-minded alt-rock enthusiast, Poole has admitted to past obsessions with Robyn Hitchcock and Uncle Tupelo, and on his 2003 debut solo EP Kumquat Mae, recorded under the moniker The Late BP Helium, he showed a deep understanding of George Harrison's pop mysticism.
The Late BP Helium's first full-length solo album, Amok, begins with "Belief System Derailment Scenario," the kind of horn-fueled rock vamp that either The Coral or The Zutons would be happy to claim. By the end of that song, Poole has shaken off its krautrock opening for an extended freeform jam that lands safely back in the pocket. On the tracks that follow, The Late BP Helium tugs gently at avant-garde folk-rock and thrift-shop psychedelia, finding comfortable places to nestle. Amok is delightful throughout, but it's best on "Bluebeard" (two minutes of airy, piano-backed pop that winds down just before it dissipates) and "I Tried To Make It With You" (a power boogie for the bookish). On those songs and elsewhere, Poole sounds like a man who's internalized the pleasures of his vast record collection and can reproduce the feeling as much as the sound.


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Some missing something or the other required me to prowl through closets at Mama's house. That's when I found it. I pulled it out and smiled broadly, warmed by the memories it evoked.
One Sunday while sitting around the dinner table, Louise and I began to tell Daddy stories. You know the ones that stretched back to the early days of his preaching life.
To this conclusion I have come: The most deadly years of our lives are the ages 16 to 21. Those years give us a headiness that comes from new freedom - a driver's license - and the passing of the torch from strict childhood rules to more trust, different restraints and relaxed curfews.
Their histories, accurate and complete, are lost to time and buried with them and those who knew them. I wish I knew more, for their stories would read like a page-turning novel.
My grandmother, Daddy's mother, was sometimes called "crazy" by others who didn't quite understand her eccentric ways.
It was an early summer morning, an enchanting time when flowers are blooming, blackberries are spurting to full growth and the birds are happy to have sunny warmth. I had taken myself out to the back porch where often I settle down to write after I have finished a gentle run.
Mama used to fry biscuits. If you knew Mama, that doesn't surprise you because she fried every food possible. In the course of her life, I knew her to fry green beans, corn, grits and cornmeal mush.
There are many things I love about the South. We're fiercely patriotic. We're neighborly. We're storytellers without equal. We're unabashedly and unapologetically faithful. We're proudly hospitable.
In the tiny country church where I spent most of the first 22 years of my life, where I found the Lord at the age of 11, where without fail I had the leading part in every Christmas pageant and where my daddy laid down the law in more ways than one, we sang hymns from a brown songbook and a green one, both filled with the haunting melodies that have penetrated the Appalachians for many decades.
Not long ago, a friend of mine was huffing, puffing and carrying on something awful about an injustice she had recently suffered. She had dealt with someone rather devious and the result was, well, rather devious.
Somewhere along the line, it seems, people have stopped talking about the American dream.
For those of you who are faithful to this column, you will, no doubt, recall I made brand-new resolutions last year. I tossed out the old ones that I had failed at repeatedly and trudged ahead to new ones, optimistically believing that success was mine for taking.
Christmas is the time that we pack expectations into every package we wrap and for weeks anticipate that one, perfect Currier-and-Ives day.
Thousands of days filled with clouds, rain, snow or sunshine have passed, yet one lesson sticks stubbornly to my heart.
It happened recently: The 20th anniversary of the death of stock car racer Davey Allison. Maybe you remember him. Maybe you don't.
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Summer Picnic Menuby Toby Amidor in Food Safety, Healthy Recipes, May 25, 2011
Divide and conquer at your next potluck picnic with these delicious and nutritious dishes. Don't forget that warmer weather also increases the risk of food spoilage, so be sure to keep your food safe by following our simple tips.
Main Dishes
- Garlic-Mustard Grilled Beef Skewers
- Turkey Burgers
- Cumin Grilled Chicken Breasts
- Tempeh Pepper Steak (vegetarian option)
- Charm City Corn
- Marinated Grilled Cherry Tomatoes Skewers
- Apricot Couscous
- Rainbows and Butterfly Pasta Salad
- Classic Coleslaw with Caraway
- Cucumber Salad
- Easy Broccoli Salad
- Berry Trifle with Amaretto
- Angel Food Cake with Lemon-Honey Yogurt Sauce
- Chewy Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
Food Safety Alert
Food bugs love the warmer temperatures and thrive in protein and carbohydrate-based foods. To keep your food safe, be sure to safely pack hazardous food for your shindig.
If you're planning to grill burgers, steaks, kabobs or chicken, be sure you follow our tips to keep everyone safe. You may want to bring your food thermometer or invest in one.
As for washing your hands, be sure to locate the nearest hand washing sinks. Just to be safe, tote along your own moist towelettes, hand sanitizer and soap.
Have a safe and healthy outdoor feast!
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Roundabout's PICNIC Begins Performances
Roundabout Theatre Company's new Broadway production of Picnic, in association with Darren Bagert and Martin Massman, begins previews tonight, Friday, December 14 at 8:00PM.
Picnic stars Reed Birney, Maggie Grace, Elizabeth Marvel, Sebastian Stan, Mare Winningham and Ellen Burstyn, with Madeleine Martin, Ben Rappaport, Cassie Beck, Maddie Corman, Lizbeth MacKay and Chris Perfetti.
Additional cast members include Peter Bradbury, Dani De Waal and Matthew Goodrich.
Picnic opens officially on Sunday, January 13, 2012 at the American Airlines Theatre on Broadway (227 West 42nd Street). This will be a limited engagement through February 24, 2013.
The creative team includes Andrew Lieberman (Sets), David Zinn (Costumes), Jane Cox (Lights), Jill BC Du Boff (Sound) and Chase Brock (Choreography).
Sensual, passionate and delightfully funny, Picnic is a timeless American classic about the line between restraint and desire. It's a balmy Labor Day in the American Heartland, and a group of women are preparing for a Picnic... but they'll have to lay a lot on the line before they can lay out the checkered cloths. When a handsome young drifter named Hal (Stan) arrives, his combination of uncouth manners and titillating charm sends the women reeling, especially the beautiful Madge (Grace). When Hal is forced out of town, Madge must decide whether their fleeting encounter is worth changing the course of her life.


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Would you?
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Would you?
Why not?
Not unless they throw in Kobe and a 2nd round pick.
I'm a great Granger's fan, but i would do it in a second.
He's overpaid and 31. Why would you do this?
Pau is 31 on July 6th. He's played 831 game including the playoffs. Pau has 3 yrs left on his contract at 18.7, 19, 19.2 = 56.9
Danny turned 28 in April, so he's basically 3 years younger. Danny has played 424 games in his career. Danny has 3 years left on his contract at 12, 13, 14 = 39.0
Its a decent question though, I think.
Positives - elite PF who can score and rebound, allstar level player and its even more evident in the East, I think. Excellent Bigs are harder to come by than excellent wings.
Negatives - Is he a franchise type player, was he in Memphis?
Is he soft?
General Questions.
Will Paul George grow into a Small Forward, full time?
Would he be as motivated in Indy as he was vying for a ring?
For Pau, 18 and 10 in 82 games looks awesome last year; 13 and 8 in the playoffs not as much.
Its interesting to me, almost completely because of Paul George, honestly. If you really thought Lance was the "best player" in Indy, too. Another words, you think Lance and Paul are your stud 2/3 moving forward. It's just too many ifs, honestly.
Otherwise it seems like an older, more expensive, rearrangement of a weakness.
Again though, I'm intrigued because of Paul Georges potential to develop.
One other thing, it would be fun to watch Roy and Pau play on offense, but it would be equally as NOT fun to watch them defensively, probably.
Paul is not a top ten player, trading Danny for him without getting Kobe and 1st back is a lateral move.....
If Gasol was 3-4 yrs younger, I could swallow his price tag. If he was
due to make about 35% less, I could live with his age.
As is, at 31, with his contract ? No way.
I wouldn't ever do that. He's not very good, he's old, and his contract is more ridiculous than Dunleavy's. No way!
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Community invited to explore educational options for students
FORTUNA- Private and Charter Schools across the country are inviting parents to tour their schools to experience options other than Public Schools. Fortuna Jr. Academy participated in National School Choice Week and opened their doors to the community to tour their campus and see their classrooms in action.
Principle Kim Bowlby said she wanted to participate in the event to help parents see what other schools have to provide. "Sometimes people forget about the private and charter schools and what they have to offer," said Bowlby.
Fortuna Academy is a Christian school with 17 students. Bowlby said teachers have a very close relationship with their students, unlike larger schools. "I get to know my students," said Bowlby.
Marie Aldinger, a teacher at the academy, said some students need special attention that not all schools can offer. "Different schools meet different needs, and if someone sees that [Fortuna Jr. Academy] is a good fit for them, then [today] gives them an opportunity to explore that," said Aldinger.
Bowlby said she hopes other schools in the community will start to participate in the week long event to help students and parents find the best fit. "You want your children to feel comfortable and confident in the classroom their in," said Bowlby.


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Year of Discovery is a year long exploration of science and technology. Throughout 2014, we will investigate changes in technology, advances in science, and how these things change our lives. We'll explore our natural world, conservation efforts, transportation, the intersection of art and music, plus so much more. We'll be joined by some of the many talented scientists who call Lexington home.
Join us as we discover more about our world and learn from our neighbors.
Jim O'Connell: The Development of the Hub
Thursday, November 6, 7:00 PM
Join us for this examination of the historical development of Boston and its suburbs, including a look at how current planning efforts address issues like sprawl, climate change, and the global information age economy. Boston continues to be a national leader in suburbanization, open space conservation, and transportation issues. O'Connell will also discuss the role Lexington has played in the development of Greater Boston and what efforts are underway to continue smart growth.
Jim O'Connell is a planner for the National Park Service and the author of five books on planning and New England history. An expert on Greater Boston and the issues facing its growth and future development, Jim is a Newton resident. The Hub's Metropolis is available through the Minuteman Library Network.
Books will also be available to purchase after the event.
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Dr. Sangeeta Bhatia, Director of the Laboratory for Multiscale Regenerative Technologies at MIT, will be joining us. Dr. Bhatia's lab leverages miniaturization tools to impact human health, including groundbreaking work on cancer diagnosis and liver disease. Dr.Bhatia is the 2014 winner of the Lemelson-MIT Prize.
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ARGUMENTS have resurfaced over a controversial hydro-electric scheme for Marlow, with fears the recent flooding could be made worse in future if the scheme went ahead.
Opinion has been divided over the proposal to install two four-metre electricity generating turbines on Marlow weir since the plans emerged last year.
The £2million-plus project, which is currently being investigated, has attracted derision from residents, anglers and the Compleat Angler Hotel, which overlooks the weir. And aside from the cosmetic implications of the giant 'Archimedes screws', concern has resurfaced over the impact the scheme would have on river levels following the widespread flooding since the new year.
Mike Post, who used to be Bisham's flooding chief, said: "It would block up a significant portion of the weir with complicated mechanical means to get the water through. "There would be have to be substantial extra gates along the weir to let the water through where the proposed turbines would be. "If you block the flood flow it would cause problems upstream and It would certainly cause more problems for the Compleat Angler.
"The Environment Agency should get back to dredging the river and protecting the environment not leasing out the weir and making money out of it. It is vandalistic nonsense and a ludicrous so called renewable power alternative."
When controversy arose in November over the possible impact of the turbines on flood levels, the Environment Agency (EA) was quick to dispel the concerns. The agency claims a separate, three metre wide flood control gate would act as compensation for the turbines. Hydropower project manager Stephen Naylor said: "What we believe that Marlow is that there is good potential for generation of electricity. The environmental impacts will be negligible really. "In terms of the impacts of the screws the flow going through the system will continue to go straight into the weir pools.
"The floodgate that you would need specific as part of the scheme would manage the flood flows."
Southeast Power Engineering (SEPEL), the company who would perform the installation, was also dismissive of any flooding fears.
MD David DeChambeau said the EA would never let his company "anywhere near" the weir if the project meant reducing the flow to the weir or creating more flooding.
Former parliamentary Green Party candidate John Laker, who lives in Marlow, has also rubbished suggestions the hydropower scheme would add to the flooding problems seen across the area in the last few weeks.
He said: "This will be a relatively small thing in the context of the weir's width.Flooding has nothing to do with it, there are controls about the amount of water that goes through. "The Environment Agency will control the weir gate and locks and if things get dangerous they open them. The likelihood of something like this adding to the flooding is extremely remote. "In winter rivers tend to fill up and flow faster, and it will be more effective in winter when the river flows quickly. When other sources of power are at a low point, this will be relatively high, so it's a win win situation."
The scheme, which SEPEL believe could power between 400 and 500 homes, is currently at the pre-application stage. The EA has confirmed data is being gathered for the weirpool that will map the existing environmental habitat and influence the design of the scheme.
Despite the visual concerns, the agency insists it will work with SEPEL to create a "sympathetic design" and consult with residents, businesses and the town council.
Thames Valley Angling Association, which has about 2,000 members, has blasted what it called the 'hideous' proposal.


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Table Of Contents
Release Notes for Cisco Aironet 802.11a/b/g (CB21AG and PI21AG) Client Administration Utility (ACAU) 1.1
Compatibility with Client Adapters
Installing or Upgrading ACAU Software
Determining the Software Version
Getting Bug Information on Cisco.com
Obtaining Technical Assistance
Cisco Technical Support Website
Definitions of Service Request Severity
Obtaining Additional Publications and Information
Release Notes for Cisco Aironet 802.11a/b/g (CB21AG and PI21AG) Client Administration Utility (ACAU) 1.1
•Installing or Upgrading ACAU Software
•Determining the Software Version
•Getting Bug Information on Cisco.com
•Obtaining Technical Assistance
•Obtaining Additional Publications and Information
This document describes system requirements, important notes, installation and upgrade procedures, and caveats for CB21AG and PI21AG client adapter ACAU release 1.1.
ACAU is a utility used by administrators to configure administrative overrides and create profiles for users who install CB21AG and PI21AG wireless client adapters in PCs running the Windows 2000 or Windows XP operating system. The overrides and profiles are stored in a configuration file that is loaded by the Install Wizard. After the user installs the driver and Aironet Desktop Utility (ADU) for the client adapter, the Install Wizard uses the instructions in the configuration file to preconfigure ADU user settings and load one or more user profiles.
Using ACAU, an administrator can perform the following operations:
•Determine and configure the setup options for the ADU software
•Set ADU user functions
•Create preconfigured user profiles for a user or group of users
System Requirements
Generally, the system requirements for ACAU are the same as for the client adapter:
•A computer running the Windows 2000 or XP operating system
Note Cisco recommends a 300-MHz (or greater) processor.
•Service Pack 1 for Windows XP
•20 MB of free hard disk space (minimum)
•128 MB of RAM or greater (recommended)
•If the wireless network uses EAP-TLS or PEAP authentication, the following must be on the user's PC:
–Certificate of Authority (CA) and user certificates for EAP-TLS authentication or CA certificate for PEAP authentication
•If the wireless network uses PEAP (EAP-GTC) authentication with a One-Time Password (OTP) user database, the following must be on the user's PC:
–A hardware token device from OTP vendors or Secure Computing SofToken program (release 2.1 or later)
Important Notes
Administrator Privileges
Administrators can always modify, create, remove, import, and export profiles, even if ACAU's global user settings are set to prevent users from performing these functions.
Compatibility with Client Adapters
ACAU is compatible with the Cisco Aironet CB21AG and PI21AG client adapters. The ACAU software is incompatible with other Cisco Aironet client adapter software.
The Aironet Desktop Utility (ADU) must be used with CB21AG and PI21AG client adapters, and the Aironet Client Utility (ACU) must be used with all other Cisco Aironet client adapters.
Obtaining ACAU Software
Follow these steps to obtain the latest ACAU software from the Cisco website.
Step 1 Use your web browser to go to the Cisco Software Center at the following URL:
Step 2 Click Option #2: Aironet Wireless Software Display Tables.
Step 3 Click Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Adapters.
Step 4 Scroll down to the Windows System Administration Tool and click Aironet Client Administration Utility (ACAU). The Software Download page appears.
Step 5 Click ACAU-v11.exe. The Software Download Encryption Authorization Form appears.
Step 6 Complete the encryption authorization form and click Submit. The Software License Agreement page appears.
Step 7 If you agree with the terms of the agreement, click Accept. Otherwise, click Decline to cancel the download. The Software Download page appears.
Step 8 Click ACAU-v11.exe.
Step 9 Save the file to a folder you specify.
Installing or Upgrading ACAU Software
This section describes how to initially install or upgrade to ACAU 1.1 on a computer running Windows 2000 or XP. If ACAU is not installed on your computer, follow the instructions in the "Installing ACAU Software" section below. If you are upgrading your ACAU software to release 1.1, follow the instructions in the "Upgrading ACAU Software" section.
Note The procedures in this section describe the installation and upgrade process using Windows 2000. The installation and upgrade screens for Windows XP differ slightly, but the process is the same.
Installing ACAU Software
Follow these steps to install ACAU 1.1 on your computer.
Step 1 On the Windows taskbar, click Start > Run. The Run window appears.
Step 2 Browse to the location where you downloaded the software.
Step 3 Click Setup.exe.
Step 4 Click Open. The Run window reappears showing the path you specified in Step 2.
Step 5 Click OK. The ACAU InstallShield Wizard window appears (see Figure 1).
Figure 1 ACAU InstallShield Wizard Window
Step 6 Click Next. The next installation window appears showing you the default location to which ACAU will be installed (see Figure 2).
Figure 2 ACAU Installation Location Window
Note If you want to change the default location, click Change, browse to the location of your choice, select it, and click Next.
Step 7 Click Next to accept the location and begin the installation process.
Step 8 When ACAU is installed, the ACAU InstallShield Wizard Complete window appears (see Figure 3).
Figure 3 ACAU InstallShield Wizard Complete Window
Step 9 Click Finish. The installation is complete.
Upgrading ACAU Software
Follow these steps to upgrade your ACAU software to release 1.1.
Step 1 Make sure the client adapter is inserted in your computer.
Note If your client adapter is not inserted, the upgrade silently fails.
Step 2 On the Windows taskbar, click Start > Run. The Run window appears.
Step 3 Browse to the location where you downloaded the software.
Step 4 Click Setup.exe.
Step 5 Click Open. The Run window reappears showing the path you specified in Step 3.
Step 6 Click OK. The Preparing Setup window appears followed by the Previous Installation Detected window (see Figure 4).
Figure 4 Previous Installation Detected Window
Step 7 Perform one of the following:
•If you want to upgrade your ACAU software using new installation settings, you must first uninstall the existing ACAU software from your computer. Follow these steps to do so:a. Choose Remove all installed components and click Next.b. Click Yes to confirm your decision.c. After ACAU has been uninstalled, click Finish.d. Follow the instructions in the "Installing ACAU Software" section to install the new ACAU software.
•If you want to upgrade your ACAU software using the installation settings that were selected during the last installation, follow these steps:a. Choose Reinstall all installed components and click Next.b. When the upgrade finishes, the Maintenance Complete window appears. If the window contains an option to restart your computer, choose that option.c. Click Finish and allow your computer to restart if it begins the reboot process.
Determining the Software Version
Follow these steps to determine the ACAU software version.
Step 1 Open ACAU. The Cisco Aironet Client Administration Utility window appears.
Step 2 Click Help.
Step 3 From the pull-down menu, click About. The About ACAU window shows the version number.
Step 4 Click OK to return to the Cisco Aironet Client Administration Utility window.
This section describes open and resolved caveats for ACAU 1.1.
Open Caveats
The following caveat is not resolved in ACAU 1.1.
•CSCee81762—ACAU-created profiles not reflected in ADU
ACAU-created profiles do not appear in ADU following a software upgrade. To work around this problem, uninstall the previous installation and then perform a fresh install. The ACAU-created profiles should now appear in ADU.
Resolved Caveats
The following caveats are resolved in ACAU 1.1.
•CSCed01662—Profile created in ACAU does not append to existing profile in ciscoadminconfig.dat file
The problem occurs when an ACAU-generated configuration file is used to install the driver and ADU on a client's system after a user has created profiles using ADU. When the user reinstalls the driver and ADU using the modified configuration file and selecting the Update the previous installation option, the profile generated by the ACAU profile does not appear in ADU's profile list. To work around this problem, select the Uninstall the previous installation option and reinstall the driver and ADU.
•CSCec87582—Reboot at end of silent install should be configurable
ACAU 1.0 does not provide an option to not reboot when a silent installation is selected in the Global Settings section. ACAU 1.1 provides three reboot options for a silent installation:
–Prompt for reboot
–Reboot without prompting
–Do not reboot
Getting Bug Information on Cisco.com
If you are a Cisco registered user, you can use the Cisco TAC Software Bug Toolkit, which consists of three tools (Bug Navigator, Bug Watcher, and Search by Bug ID Number) that help you to identify existing bugs (or caveats) in Cisco software products.
Access the TAC Software Bug Toolkit at the following URL:
For the most up-to-date, detailed troubleshooting information, refer to the Cisco TAC website at
Click Product Support > Wireless. Then choose your product and Troubleshooting to find information on the problem you are experiencing.
Related Documentation
For more information about Cisco Aironet CB21AG and PI21AG client adapters and ACAU, refer to the following documents:
•Cisco Aironet 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Client Adapters (CB21AG and PI21AG) Installation and Configuration Guide
•Cisco Aironet 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Client Adapters (CB21AG and PI21AG) Administration Utility Administrator Guide
These documents are available at Cisco.com:
Obtaining Documentation
Cisco documentation and additional literature are available on Cisco.com. Cisco also provides several ways to obtain technical assistance and other technical resources. These sections explain how to obtain technical information from Cisco Systems.
You can access the most current Cisco documentation at this URL:
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Ordering Documentation
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You can order Cisco documentation in these ways:
•Registered Cisco.com users (Cisco direct customers) can order Cisco product documentation from the Ordering tool:
•Nonregistered Cisco.com users can order documentation through a local account representative by calling Cisco Systems Corporate Headquarters (California, USA) at 408 526-7208 or, elsewhere in North America, by calling 800 553-NETS (6387).
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You can submit comments by using the response card (if present) behind the front cover of your document or by writing to the following address:
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Obtaining Technical Assistance
For all customers, partners, resellers, and distributors who hold valid Cisco service contracts, Cisco Technical Support provides 24-hour-a-day, award-winning technical assistance. The Cisco Technical Support Website on Cisco.com features extensive online support resources. In addition, Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) engineers provide telephone support. If you do not hold a valid Cisco service contract, contact your reseller.
Cisco Technical Support Website
The Cisco Technical Support Website provides online documents and tools for troubleshooting and resolving technical issues with Cisco products and technologies. The website is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year at this URL:
Access to all tools on the Cisco Technical Support Website requires a Cisco.com user ID and password. If you have a valid service contract but do not have a user ID or password, you can register at this URL:
Submitting a Service Request
Using the online TAC Service Request Tool is the fastest way to open S3 and S4 service requests. (S3 and S4 service requests are those in which your network is minimally impaired or for which you require product information.) After you describe your situation, the TAC Service Request Tool automatically provides recommended solutions. If your issue is not resolved using the recommended resources, your service request will be assigned to a Cisco TAC engineer. The TAC Service Request Tool is located at this URL:
For S1 or S2 service requests or if you do not have Internet access, contact the Cisco TAC by telephone. (S1 or S2 service requests are those in which your production network is down or severely degraded.) Cisco TAC engineers are assigned immediately to S1 and S2 service requests to help keep your business operations running smoothly.
To open a service request by telephone, use one of the following numbers:
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The Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa has approved $118,980 in grant funding based on recommendations made by the local Winneshiek County Community Foundation (WCCF).
The 2014 grants will be awarded to 30 area nonprofit agencies and organizations. A total of 51 grant applications were reviewed by the WCCF for potential funding. The following is a list of 2014 grant recipients, including the name of the non-profit organization, the title and a brief description of the project, and amount awarded.
City of Ft. Atkinson – Fire Department multi-gas detector and firefighting gloves – purchase multi-gas detector and lighter wildland firefighting gloves for firefighters safety and to serve the community better – $1,308
Winneshiek County – Conservation Board: Lake Meyer fishing dock – install a new fishing dock on the southern shore of Lake Meyer – $5,000
Winneshiek County Agricultural Association – Lansing building blacktop walkway – place an asphalt pathway between the Community Building and the Danan Lansing Building on the Winneshiek County Fairgrounds – $2,600
Decorah Volunteer Fire Department Association – Ice and Water Rescue – better prepare and outfit firefighters with appropriate water rescue equipment and training – $6,000
City of Spillville (Civic Improvement Association) – Inwood Ballroom floor replacement – remove original floor in dining room and replace with white oak flooring – $6,000
Northeast Iowa Food Bank – Backpack Program – support the Backpack Program during the 2014-2015 school year
City of Calmar – Little League ball field restrooms – build public restroom close to baseball field that all can access – $6,000
Luther College – Cafeteria to Community Program – purchase disposable and reusable food containers and labels to package food from Luther College for the First Lutheran Church Food Pantry – $4,880
City of Fort Atkinson (Friends of Fort Atkinson) – Fort Conestoga Wagon Wheels – replace and repair wheels on Conestoga Wagon used at each Rendezvous to show how goods were transported in the 1840s – $2,065
City of Decorah (Northeast Iowa Retired and Senior Volunteer Program) – RSVP in Winneshiek County – support funds for expenses of volunteers not covered by federal or state grants – $1,950
Porter House Museum – Bricks and Boards: Restoration at the Porter House
– perform essential restoration work on the house and porches – $5,987
Calmar Lutheran Church – Automatic Door Openers – provide accessible entrance for the disabled and elderly – $2,000
City of Ossian (Ossian Public Library) – Circulation area for Ossian Public Library – make circulation area child friendly and usable for wheelchair-bound patrons – $6,000
Toys Go 'Round Toy Lending Library – use funds as advertising dollars leading to more awareness of TGR resulting in more members, and purchase new toys – $2,535
Winneshiek County Historical Society (Decorah Historic Walking Trails) – Decorah Historic Walking Trails – build two walking trails in downtown Decorah marked with 22 interpretive exhibits – $4,290
Laura Ingalls Wilder Park and Museum – Masters Hotel porch restoration – replace section of sidewalk, install a drainage trench and grate and repair porch posts – $2,330
St. Francis de Sales School (De Sales School) – A New Light on Learning – upgrade the lighting system in the classrooms to enhance learning opportunities – $5,740
City of Calmar (Calmar Area Swim Team) – Swim Team starting blocks – purchase new platforms and step kits for starting blocks to bring Swim Team equipment up to date – $6,000
C.F.S. Catholic School – Safety System Phase 2 – install safety camera systems at the Spillville and Calmar centers to view a larger area around the centers for security of students and staff – $5,500
Helping Services for Northeast Iowa – Helping Services' Keeping Kids Safe Project – background checks for potential mentors and create age-appropriate materials related to the prevention for sexual abuse – $1,948
City of Ossian (Ossian Boy Scouts) – Ossian Eagle Scout Projects – purchase and install a town clock and LED sign on Main Street to display community events and activities – $2,000
Castalia Fire Department – Operations and Safety – update self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBAS) to improve firefighter safety – $6,000
Thunder Rode Inc. – Safety Equipment and Educational Upgrades – upgrade safety and educational equipment for individuals with special needs – $2,500
Northeast Iowa Community Action – NE Iowa Commuter Route Service – create an affordable daily commuter route that connects towns in the area giving people greater access to work, shopping, medical appointments, college, etc. – $5,040
Northeast Iowa Resource Conservation and Development – Winneshiek County Trout Fishing Guide – design and print a trout fishing guide to inform people about 12 of Winneshiek County's most accessible and popular trout streams – $3,300
City of Calmar (Calmar Public Library) – Calmar Library Biblionix/Apollo Automation Software Installation – install new library software system that is user-friendly for staff and patrons – $2,800
City of Decorah – New Park Development – site preparation, turf establishment, shelter construction, and tree planting at the new park on the corner of Highland Drive and Nordic Drive – $3,057
Friends of the Decorah Fish Hatchery – Friends of the Decorah Fish Hatchery Technology – purchase computer for educational purposes and record-keeping/communications – $1,000
Greater Area Pantry – Pantry Product Storage – purchase freezer for increased product storage and have electrical upgrades to accommodate the new freezer – $3,150
Barthell OES Home (Barthell Eastern Star Nursing Home) – Gardens Everyone Can Enjoy – develop raised flower beds outside each resident's window that can be viewed from their rooms and can be easier to work in when they are outside – $6,000
About WCCF
The WCCF, an affiliate of the Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa, assists in providing resources for a broad range of existing and future charitable needs throughout Winneshiek County. Grants are awarded annually under the categories of arts and culture, community betterment, education, environmental education and protection, health, historic preservation and human services.
The Winneshiek County Community Foundation's goals are to build permanent endowment in Winneshiek County, to act as a resource for a broad range of community needs and to assist donors in creating a lasting legacy through a variety of charitable giving options. Gifts to the many endowed Winneshiek County Community Foundation funds may be made online at winneshiekccf.org. Information on setting up a personalized endowment fund and the various options for giving is also available at this site.
Committee members
The Winneshiek County Community Foundation's Distribution Committee is chaired by Dave Riha and includes the following community area representatives: Don Arendt, Decorah; Al Becker, Ft. Atkinson; Chris Bodensteiner, Castalia; John Logsdon, Board of Supervisors; Connie McCasland, Calmar; Ree Meyer, Ossian; Paul Nichols, northern Winneshiek County; Helen Pinter, Jackson Junction; Dave Riha, southern Winneshiek County; Sue Schnur, Ridgeway; Kris Ann Timp, Spillville; WCCF Governing Committee representatives Ferneva Brimacomb, Dick Guilgot, Gary Mineart, and Julie Wurtzel. Administrative assistance was provided by Brenda Luzum.
Winneshiek County Community Foundation officers for 2014 are Gary Mineart, Chair; Julie Wurtzel, Vice-Chair; Craig Mosher, Secretary; and Roger Huinker, Treasurer.


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The standard kit list is lengthy and includes 18in alloys, air con, all the safety gubbins, cruise control, power windows front and back, parking sensors at the back and lots more.
And there's genuine off-road capability here, with downhill brake control, hill-start assist and self-levelling suspension indicating that the Santa Fe can handle the rough stuff too.
It's a fairly simple range, with three trim levels and a choice between five and seven seats on each.
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- One should neither disrespect fady (taboos) nor try to go around them by using a foreign logic and reasonin
- The use of the French "tu" (familiar "you") does not exist in the Malagasy grammar. Do not use "tu" when addressing somebody unless you created close ties with the person.g
- Seek authorization from individuals before taking their photos.
- Never speak too loudly or demonstate irritation
- Using a few Malagasy words here and there will always be appreciated
- Enjoy the hospitality offered to you but retain a "foreigner distance".
- Overall, the Malagasy are prudish, even if a traditional mother will publicly nurse her baby or child.
- In the winter in the Central Highlands, some warm clothes will be of much use.
- International cuisine is widely available, in hotels and restaurants. Classic Malagasy dishes include the romazava, a mixture of tongue-tingling greens called brèdes; the ravitoto, shredded manioc leaves cooked with pork meat. Malagasy cuisine is flavourful but some dishes should be eaten with moderation, so as not to upset an unused stomach.
- Drinking tap water should be avoided. Bottled natural spring water is the safest option throughout your stay.
Very few sites or hotels have facilities for children or accommodation for physically-challenged individuals. The same limitation applies to the means of transport. You are strongly advised to notify your travel agency, so that any appropriate measures can be taken.
- Bargaining is traditional practice at the market, with taxi drivers (given the fact they are not equipped with a meter), rickshaw pullers and when one is requesting a service. The guiding principle for bargaining is: reach a level which is acceptable for both parties.
- In hotels, restaurants and sites, leaving a tip and deciding on its amount is left to the client's appreciation.
It is regulated by a Code of Good Conduct, a few rules of which are:
- Do not litter
- Take back with you plastic, metal and glass items
- Do not venture out of delimited paths
- Camp only at authorized sites
- To preserve the forest, make an effort to lower your comfort standards
- Do not take anything out: let the forest keep its plants, animals and insects
- Do not feed animals and avoid disturbing them with violent gestures and excessive noise
- Do not purchase your presents just anywhere for you do not know under what conditions they were made.
Breaching these rules can penalize the visitor or the organizer of the trip.
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Hello, my first time here, I'm brazilian and I don't write english very well, I aks patiente, please haha
Well, I'm doing a program that it has how input a matriz and a word, and this word will be found and your position print at screen. But we have a problem, we don't know how use the random function this case to make one matrix random as input, someone would know to do?
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— The Ohio State Highway Patrol is currently investigating a two vehicle fatal crash involving a commercial vehicle that occurred on Sept. 3 at approximately 5:22 a.m. The crash occurred on SR 115 near Road M in Union Township in Putnam County.
A 2004 Ford Ranger, driven by Adrian W. Birkemier, 80, of Columbus Grove was northbound on SR 115 when he struck the left side of
a 2015 Volvo semi truck driven by Shane M. Baker, 36, of Fremont, Indiana. Baker was backing his commercial truck and trailer on SR 115 from the south to the east into a private drive near Sarka Electric.
Baker's trailer was completely across the roadway when Birkemier's vehicle struck the trailer, lodging the pickup underneath the semi-trailer. Birkemier was trapped in his vehicle and the "jaws of life" were utilized by the Kalida Fire Department in order to remove him from the wreckage. Birkemier succumbed to his injuries at the scene of the crash.
The Lima Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol was assisted on scene by the Putnam County Sheriff's Office, Kalida Fire and EMS and Meyers Towing.
Birkemier was not wearing a properly adjusted seatbelt and alcohol is not considered a factor in the crash. The crash remains under investigation.
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Thursday, October 24, 2013 - 17:49 PM
Chris Adler Meet & Greet TODAY at Steve's Music Montreal
Meinl Cymbal artist and Lamb of God drummer Chris Adler will be at Steve's Music in Montreal TODAY only for a meet and greet hang. Chris will be at Steve's from 4-6pm to shake hands, sign almost anything and talk shop. Don't miss out on this opportunity to meet one of the nicest guys in metal. (-Chris)


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I'm having issues centering the videos in my site http://goldcommoditytrading.org/ - how can I make the videos be in the center of art-PostContent (I think is the right div in this case) if possible using the divs that are already there. Thanks!
I couldn't access that link - is it correct ?
The link works OK for me.
You just need to add text-align: center to the containing <p> element. If you can't put it directly on that element, you could try this:
.art-PostContent p:first-child {
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Yes its working for me now also.
Thanks Ralph and Paul the video now centers fine, but so does the tweet this button and if I put text before the video. How can I make just the video centered? Thanks
it seems centered to me...
Try this instead of Ralph's code.
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Thanks Paul, that works great in Firefox, but in IE (only tested with IE9) the second video is not centered although it has the same markup as the first video, I got rid of the p tags just to make sure, why is this happening? Thanks http://www.goldcommoditytrading.org/
The problem is that you have set IE to display as the second worst browser in history as you have set it to emulate IE7.
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />
That's like having a new Porsche and putting a lawn mower engine inside (or even a wind up radio).:)
Remove the meta tag and IE9 will display OK and so will IE8.
To fix IE7 add this to the css as well.
.art-PostContent embed {
Thanks Paul, yeah it's a theme so I can't take credit for the css lol That works great now, now I can start tarting it up a bit and getting rid of the space at the top in IE! Cheers!
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DEARBORN, Mich. - Ford Motor Co.'s U.S. sales rose 9 percent in February on strong sales of the Escape SUV and Fusion sedan, both of which set February sales records.
New versions of the Escape and Fusion went on sale late last year, but sales were initially slow due to a series of safety recalls.
Last month, Fusion sales jumped 28 percent and Escape sales rose 29 percent. Together, the vehicles made up more than a quarter of Ford's monthly sales.
VIEW: Ford's breakdown of sale numbers
Pickup truck sales were also strong as businesses replace aging trucks. F-Series pickup sales rose 15 percent last month.
Ford sold a total of 195,822 vehicles in February.
The company said it plans to increase North American production by 9 percent in the second quarter compared with the second quarter of 2012.
READ: Chrysler US sales up 4% in February
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This Edwardian, semi-detached holiday home boasts slate floors, a spacious kitchen and some original features. There is a sunny rear garden and patio, which is ideal for alfresco dining or a morning cup of coffee. This property is set in the very heart of the picturesque village of Tintagel, the mythical home of King…
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Back Nine: Florida may have been due for a season like this
Published: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, November 11, 2013 at 8:41 p.m.
Back Nine comes at you after a weird homecoming weekend during which I saw no Growl, no parade and no Florida victory. What's this world coming to?
10. The most classic email I received over the weekend was from someone who said he is not going to write me anymore because it doesn't do any good. It's almost as if people believe I control Will Muschamp's fate. I could stand up in the middle of Main Street and say he should be fired right now and never let into the city of Gainesville again. He'd still be the coach. But I guess some of you would feel better. I've detailed in this space and on my podcast the reasons why Muschamp will be the coach next year. Here's another — when Urban Meyer was considering taking the Florida job back in 2004, one of the real sticking points was that Meyer wanted an explanation of why Ron Zook was fired after 2½ seasons. Coaches don't like to take jobs where you can get fired a year after winning 11 games. Nobody in the Gator Nation is enjoying this and the hits just keep coming with the news that Antonio Morrison is out for the season. Anybody out there with any eligibility remaining? It has been a bad season. Florida was due.
It'll be over soon and next year's team should be loaded even if it is going to have to play another brutal schedule. My best advice to Gator fans would be to put your knives back in the drawers and be patient. I know there are some of you out there who feel entitled to great football. Should Florida finish with a losing season, it will be the first one since SEC expansion in 1992. And that will make Florida the last SEC team to have a losing season since then. Every other team has been through it.
11. While everyone around here is griping about the Florida coach, there are fan bases out there who are really enjoying theirs. Duke won its fifth straight game and actually has a shot at playing in the ACC title game. I actually watched the last 10 minutes of the Blue Devils' win over North Carolina State and saw Duke fans chanting, "We want Florida State." No you don't. Didn't the Oregon T-shirts teach anybody anything? The only way the Ducks are going to see Bama is in the NIT. And Gus Malzahn has turned Auburn into an offensive juggernaut while eschewing the passing game. It's funny because Stanford just beat Oregon with the same basic run-first philosophy that Florida uses. But you have to execute, you have to be physical and you have to have a quarterback. And what about the crazy man at USC? Who would have thought GameDay would be at Southern Cal this season after Lanie Kiffin was fired?
12. It's getting down to that time of the year where we have to take our Heisman Trophy ballots seriously. And right now, I'm leaning toward Johnny Manziel. While his interceptions are up (11 vs. nine last year), he's having a better season in every other passing category. The reason I favor him right now is because he can't lose his serve very often. Texas A&M's defense is awful and has given up 31 or more points six times this season. Manziel knows he has to put up big points to win games. (In the Aggies' two losses, they scored 94 points). I'm not a big fan of Johnny Sharpie the person and I'm not sure he should be eligible, but within the parameters of the voting he's the leader in the clubhouse. And you know that every bowl game is chomping at the bit for a chance to match him up in what is likely his last college game … with anybody. Heck, Florida's offense might look good against the Aggies. Well, maybe.
13. I'm always amazed at the paranoia coaches have concerning injuries and keeping them secret. On Saturday, Vandy dressed injured quarterback Austyn Carta-Samuels knowing he would not play, but hoping to make Florida think he would. "That's a Jedi mind trick," James Franklin said. "We just dress him up and put him out there so people start saying, 'Look at that guy over there. I wonder if he's going to play today.' I know when I can read and know who's playing and not playing from another team, it gives us an advantage." Blows my mind. I just don't believe a game has ever been won or lost based on an injury report.
14. Hey, Kelvin Taylor. I know you're a freshman and a great kid and a legacy and everything. But lower your shoulder and get into the end zone. OK?
15. Sundays are always fairly relaxing around the Dooley Dome if I'm not traveling. I watch a lot of NFL games, but mainly because of my fantasy teams. I know a little about the King, but I really don't start paying attention to the standings until around this time of the year. So pardon my ignorance, but I was a little surprised to see that 1. Philadelphia is in first place in the NFC East and hasn't won a home game; 2. Carolina is 6-3 and not because of Cam Newton, because the Panthers have scored fewer points than 16 NFL teams; 3. Cincinnati has lost back-to-back OT games and still leads the AFC North by 1.5 games; 4. Atlanta is 2-7. All right, I'm all caught up. You may proceed with the rest of the season.
16. It was a stunner Monday that the Atlanta Braves are going to move to Cobb County because it came out of nowhere. As someone who had his car broken into at a Braves game, moving from the city to the suburbs doesn't bother me at all, but it just seems like it will be a traffic mess out there. It's difficult to believe the stadium I sat in for the 1996 Olympics is now obsolete.
17. The Tweet of the Week goes to Mike Bianchi of the Orlando Sentinel — "Gators fans booing now. Forget the Koran, Gainesville's radical Pastor Terry Jones now wants to burn UF playbook." Well, the pastor is not Gainesville's anymore, but it was still funny.
18. I have to get a playlist ready for the long drive to Columbia, S.C. And a birthday CD for my daughter in Los Angeles. Boy, this is going to be a busy week. Try these downloads — "Another Story" by The Head and The Heart, "Beg Steal Or Borrow" by Ray LaMontagne and for a deep cut and because we're going to South Carolina "I Will Wait" by Hootie and The Blowfish.
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text: James Dennin, Kapitall: Looking ahead to earnings reports this week, we found some lesser-known stocks that might be worth considering. Earnings season is starting to ramp into full gear, with high-profile announcements from Netflix (NFLX), Proctor & Gamble (PG) and a number of others earnings reports this week. [Read more on earnings season from Kapitall: 5 Tech Stocks to Watch after Earnings Warnings] Parts of the financial sector are likely reeling from the announcement of JPMorgan's (JPM) record-breaking settlement, coupled with its first quarterly loss in almost a decade. But the market overall has much to look forward too, as many broad economic indicators from recent weeks have been pretty positive. Consumer sentiment remained unshaken by the government shutdown. And the stock market actually performed decently well throughout the whole ordeal, in no small part due to the announcement of Janet Yellen's appointment as the next Federal Reserve Chair. Still, everyone is going to have an eye on the latest earnings and revenue reports for the most recent quarter. This week alone, hundreds of companies are reporting their earnings. Earnings week is the most volatile time of the year for the stock market, as a single report can have a huge effect on a company's stock price. Part of this has to do with intensified media coverage, but part of it also stems from institutional activity. Earnings season is often when institutional investors will re-evaluate their positions in certain companies. All this extra activity can often translate into a lot more movement. Investing ideas We decided to run a screen on stocks with earnings reports this week, in case our readers are looking to ride the wave of fall earnings. Among an initial universe of almost 300 stocks reporting this week, we wanted to look for signs of increasing profitability, and also possible signs of companies that are undervalued.