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NAGWare f95 Compiler Release 5.1 - README file NPZ9L51NA
This is the README file for the NAGWare f95 Compiler Release 5.1. 1. Installation Installation instructions and requirements are provided in the file TECHINFO. The installation may be tested by compiling and running the utility program f90_util.f90, which is provided in the same directory as the compiler library files. To compile and link this program, copy the source file to your working directory and type f95 -o f90_util f90_util.f90 (This assumes that the compiler binaries have been installed in a directory included in your PATH environment variable.) The program (f90_util) may now be run. 2. Licensing NAGWare f95 is a licence-managed product using Kusari. If you downloaded it from the web you will also need to request a licence and may need to download the licensing software. Full details on installation of the licensing software and the licence are in the file KLICENCE. The use of all supplied software must be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Software Licence signed by NAG and each site. Any request to use NAG software on a computer other than the one licensed must be referred to NAG. 3. Release Notes Brief notes on the differences between NAGWare f95 5.0 and NAGWare f95 5.1 are in the file RELNOTES in the doc subdirectory. The release notes are given in full in PDF (doc/RELNOTES.pdf) and HTML (html/RELNOTES.html). 4. Extra documentation The IEEE and Allocatable Technical Reports are described in TR.txt in the doc subdirectory. The html subdirectory contains RELNOTES.html - HTML version of the Release Notes. TR.html - HTML version of TR.txt. f95.html - HTML version of the f95 man page. f95mcheck.html - HTML version of the f95mcheck man page. 5. Reporting bugs Please send all bug reports and any other comments on the software to: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com (North America only) 6. Support from NAG (a) Contact with NAG Queries concerning this document or the implementation generally should be directed initially to your local Advisory Service. If you have difficulty in making contact locally, you can contact NAG directly at one of the addresses given in the Appendix. Users subscribing to the support service are encouraged to contact one of the NAG Response Centres (see below). (b) NAG Response Centres The NAG Response Centres are available for general enquiries from all users and also for technical queries from sites with an annually licensed product or support service. The Response Centres are open during office hours, but contact is possible by fax, email and phone (answering machine) at all times. When contacting a Response Centre please quote your NAG site reference and NAG product code. (c) NAG Websites The NAG websites are an information service providing items of interest to users and prospective users of NAG products and services. The information is reviewed and updated regularly and includes implementation availability, descriptions of products, downloadable software, product documentation and technical reports. The NAG websites can be accessed at http://www.nag.co.uk/ or http://www.nag.com/ (in North America) or http://www.nag-j.co.jp/ (in Japan) (d) NAG Electronic Newsletter If you would like to be kept up to date with news from NAG then please register to receive our electronic newsletter, which will alert you to special offers, announcements about new products or product/service enhancements, case studies and NAG's event diary. You can register via one of our websites, or by contacting us at email@example.com. (e) User Feedback Many factors influence the way that NAG's products and services evolve and your ideas are invaluable in helping us to ensure that we meet your needs. If you would like to contribute to this process, we would be delighted to receive your comments. Please contact any of the NAG Response Centres (shown below). Appendix - Contact Addresses NAG Ltd Wilkinson House Jordan Hill Road OXFORD OX2 8DR NAG Ltd Response Centre United Kingdom email: email@example.com Tel: +44 (0)1865 511245 Tel: +44 (0)1865 311744 Fax: +44 (0)1865 310139 Fax: +44 (0)1865 310139 The Numerical Algorithms Group, Inc. 801 Warrenville Road, Suite 185 Lisle, IL 60532-4332 NAG Inc Response Center USA email: email@example.com Tel: +1 630 971 2337 Tel: +1 630 971 2337 Fax: +1 630 971 2706 Fax: +1 630 971 2706 Nihon NAG KK Hatchobori Frontier Building 2F 4-9-9 Hatchobori Chuo-ku Tokyo 104-0032 Japan email: email@example.com Tel: +81 (0)3 5542 6311 Fax: +81 (0)3 5542 6312


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Snow attack victim on suspension: 'The punishment is a little severe'
EUGENE, Ore. - What started with the University of Oregon football team challenging the student body to a snowball fight Friday spiraled out of control into a snowball attack on bystanders not involved in the snowball fight.
"It was scary because it was very much like a mob mentality," said Krysten Mayfair, one of the motorists whose car was pelted with snowballs Friday.
The incident was caught on camera.
Oregon tight end Pharaoh Brown has been suspended from the team for the Alamo Bowl.
"I was one of the many UO students involved in the snowball fight on Friday and my actions escalated to an inappropriate level and for that, I sincerely apologize," Brown said in a statement. "We never should have engaged innocent people and I deeply regret my actions and will accept the consequences."
And more students at the University of Oregon could be facing consequences as the dean of student reviews their conduct.
"We have identified some of the people involved and we are going to move forward in our conduct process," said Dean of Students Paul Shang.
Mayfair declined to comment on camera regarding Brown's suspension.
"Yesterday Coach Helfrich called me and apologized for the player's actions. That was more than I could have ever expected," she told KVAL News. "The punishment is a little severe given there was no property damage or injury."
Students had mixed opinions on the matter.
"I just think that's a little harsh, especially for a bowl game," Hannah Skren said.
"It's probably a good thing," Anna Bezner said. "That's not acceptable, no matter who you are."
The 8-inch snowfall Friday is unusual for Eugene. Shang said students got excited - and then got carried away.
"They just got out and frolicked in it. That part of it was really enjoyable and fun," he said.
He said there was more than one snowball fight on campus. The one on University Street is the only one that got out of hand.
The UO Police Department is still investigating.
"It's my understanding that both drivers are not going to press charges," said spokesman Kelly McIver.
The students involved could still be charged with disorderly conduct, depending on the outcome of the investigation.

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Stephen Scott Slocum
BERLIN — Stephen Scott Slocum, 52, died surrounded by his family on Friday, May 10, 2013. Born in New York, he was the son of Harry and Sally Slocum.
Mr. Slocum graduated from Wagner College, where he excelled as a student athlete and was inducted into the Wagner Hall of Fame in October 2012. He became successful and respected as a prominent business owner of Slocum Insurance.
He is survived by his wife, Cheryl Slocum; daughters, Elizabeth and Melissa Slocum; sisters, Deb Cole and her husband, Rob, Pam Shinsky and her husband, Bob, and Linda D'Agostino and her husband, Joey; sister-in-law, Bev Williamson and her husband, Steve; and many beloved nieces, nephews and friends.
A celebration of life will be held from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, May 16, at Holloway Funeral Home in Salisbury. A Mass of Christian burial will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, May 17, at Holy Trinity Cathedral in Berlin. No. 52 will be laid to rest at Sunset Memorial Gardens in Berlin.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to St. Thomas The Disciple Anglican Church, 1221 Old Ocean City Road, Salisbury, MD 21804; Holy Trinity Cathedral, 11021 Worcester Highway, Berlin, MD 21811; or Wagner College Athletics at www.wagnerathletics.com.
Arrangements are in the care of Holloway Funeral Home, P.A., in Salisbury. s of condolence may be sent to the family online at www.hollowayfh.com.
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Euro's Rise Threatens Corporate Recovery
The euro's recent strength is dimming a rare bright spot for European companies: exports.
With their home markets locked in a protracted downturn, European companies over the past few years have sought relief abroad. Exports have soared, making up 35% of national output in Spain last year, for example, rising from 22% in 2009.
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On Melancholy Hill – NYC Lights from Chateau Bezerra on Vimeo.
People who know me personally know I've been going through one of life's tragedies lately. My father past away last month. I can't begin to talk about that but the event has brought me closer to friends. Things and weaknesses I used to tell my dad need a new ear and I was glad to discover I found a few willing to listen. Besides the fact that this video for the Gorillaz song Melancholy Hill features wonderful NYC neon signs it the lyrics remind me of kindness I am receiving these days.
"Up on melancholy hill
There's a plastic tree
Are you here with me
Just looking out on the day
Of another dream
Well you can't get what you want
But you can get me
So let's head out to sea
'Cause you are my medicine
When you're close to me
When you're close to me"
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Black Bean and Pepper Salad with Cilantro and Lime
(4 servings but could easily be doubled, recipe created by Kalyn with inspiration from a blog that no longer exists)
1 can black beans, rinsed well and drained (about 1 1/2 cups cooked beans)
1 red pepper, chopped
1 yellow pepper, chopped
(could use any combination of colors for the pepper, or use 2 red peppers)
1/2 red onion, chopped
1 bunch cilantro, chopped
Dressing Ingredients:
2 T lime juice (fresh lime juice recommended)
2 T extra virgin olive oil
1/4 tsp. ground Chipotle pepper (I use Penzeys)
(you could use Green Tabasco in place of the Chipotle pepper)
1/2 tsp. mild chile powder (New Mexico chile powder is best)
1/2 tsp. ground cumin
1/2 tsp. onion powder
zest of one lime (optional, but recommended)
Vege-sal or salt to taste
fresh ground pepper to taste
Mix dressing ingredients. Put beans and dressing into a plastic bowl with a snap-on lid, put lid on, and turn bowl over a few times until the beans are well coated with the dressing. Let the beans marinate in the dressing for an hour or so if you have time, or at least while you chop the other ingredients.
Chop peppers and onion into pieces about 1/2 inch square. (I was aiming for the beans, peppers, and onions to be approximately the same size.) Wash cilantro, dry well then chop coarsely (I used a salad spinner.)
In large bowl, gently combine beans, peppers, and onion. (If mixture seems dry you can add a tiny bit more olive oil and lime juice at this point.) Season to taste with Vege-sal or salt and fresh ground pepper. Stir in cilantro and serve.
This will keep for a day or two in the refrigerator, although it's best when the cilantro is still crisp.
South Beach Suggestions:
I'd actually been eating the South Beach Diet way for about a year before I realized that beans like this are allowed for phase one, so I would probably eat this for phase two or three. This would taste great with Grilled Halibut with Garlic Cilantro Sauce.
Some Bean Salads I've Loved:
Black Bean, Rice, and Cilantro Salad
White Bean Salad with Tuna and Parsley
Carrot, Parsley, and Garbanzo (Chickpea) Salad with Cumin
Shrimp and Black Bean Salad with Cilantro, Cumin, and Lime
Garbanzo Salad with Olives and Herbs
More Bean Salads I'd Love to Try:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly, check ingredients.)
Portugese Sardines and Bean Salad from Beyond Salmon
Bean Salad with Grilled Bell Peppers, Tomato, and Onion from Lucullian Delights
Antalya Bean Salad from Almost Turkish Recipes
Fresh Three Bean Salad from A Veggie Venture
Three Bean Salad with Sundried Tomatoes from 28 Cooks


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'Friends in Low Places' could be replaced
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Will Garth Brooks' "Friends of Low Places" fall off the Kauffman Stadium hit chart?
There's a chance that Brooks' popular song that has become a sixth-inning anthem for Kansas City fans in the last six years will be replaced this summer.
"We've decided that in 2014 we're going to put it up to the fans to see what they would like as the sixth inning sing-a-long," said Toby Cook, Royals vice president of community affairs and publicity. "'Friends in Low Places' has been the one since 2008 officially although we played it a fair amount before then."
In March, fans will be asked to nominate songs to be considered as the sing-a-along and the Royals will narrow it down to 32 tunes that will be put into a bracket and voted on by fans via text in April and May. The winner will be decided by June 7 and used for the rest of the season.
Details on the nomination process will be announced soon.
Could the Garth Brooks' song survive?
"Theoretically 'Friends in Low Places' could be in, if it gets nominated and gets selected and I'm sure it will get selected to be in the bracket," Cook said.
"Friends in Low Places" marked its 20th anniversary in 2010.
"Garth had said, 'I really appreciate you playing it and I would love for you to at least do it through the 20th year,' " Cook said, "because they were kind of making a big deal out of it. So we did it for a couple of years after that but we decided to let the fans decide what they wanted to sing along with."
Brooks, a baseball enthusiast, made many friends with the Royals in 2004 when he trained with the club in Surprise.
Dick Kaegel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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To achieve true success, a golfer first must conquer the most imposing threat before traversing the elements of the course. A golfer's brain has several responsibilities when it comes to producing a consistent swing, but Denton's Lindsey Heal's primary concern is managing her self-imposed pressure, fear and excitement before she approaches the first tee box.
"When I first started golf, I was the kid that when they missed a shot that would literally embed their club in the ground," Heal said. "Now if you miss a shot, especially at the regional level, and you do that, you're disqualified. Regardless, you have to tell yourself to be more focused and that's not going to happen. If you miss a shot, you have to tell yourself you are going to make the next one."
While she has learned to cut out adolescent displays of anger that even the world's top golfers sometimes exhibit, Heal says there is only so much she can control when she competes as one of two district wild cards in the Class 4A Region I tournament today and Thursday at Diamondback Golf Club in Abilene.
"I know I'm going to play to the best of my ability, and I know there are girls out there that are so much better than I am," Heal said. "They live, breathe and eat golf. That's just all they do. I have other stuff I want to do. I don't intend on being a professional golfer. I want to be a physical therapist. So I'm going to play my hardest and hopefully shoot the lowest score I've ever shot. If state happens, I will be the most excited and I'll work that much harder for state."
Many possible remedies exist for a broken swing. In Tin Cup, Kevin Costner's Roy McAvoy was advised by his caddie to put all his change in his left pocket, tie a double knot on his left shoe, turn his hat backward and put a tee behind his left ear to fix his case of the "shanks."
Heal doesn't go to those lengths to stay mentally engaged, but she is utilizing the acronym SFT that her head coach, Mick Maxey, suggested to her from the recent golf movie Seven Days in Utopia.
"I wrote 'SFT' on some of my golf balls," Heal said. "You see the shot before you hit it. You feel your club hitting the ball and basically throwing the ball where you want, and you have to trust that it's going to get there. That's what I used at my district tournament, and it helped a lot."
Maxey has guided Heal through the season's perils with a minimalistic point of view on the pitfalls of a golfer's mind. His message is simple: Relax.
"We talk about how pressure comes from self," Maxey said. "It's not like she's playing for life or death. It's a game. You play the game. If I can look at you and see how you're playing, that's not a good thing. You've got to always remain calm. There are always going to be ups and downs. It's how you handle those things."
Although Heal considers herself mildly transparent, often chatting up her competition while playing, she keeps the game in perspective. Golf is not the beginning or the end of the world for her. Whenever Heal does have problems with the mental side of golf, Maxey has been more than just a reliable source of guidance and information.
"I think a lot of it with him has been the mental part of the game," Heal said. "He is kind of like a second dad. He's always been there and we can always tell him anything. If you're struggling with golf or you're getting frustrated, you can go to him to calm down or for a strategy to keep yourself calm."
Heal was able to tame the mental demons at district, where she shot a two-round score of 178 at Canyon West Golf Club in Weatherford to advance to regionals, and she has been fine-tuning her swing since then in hopes of qualifying for the state tournament.
Heal doesn't have the shanks, but her swing does have some flaws that she would like to eliminate. In the increasingly tech-savvy sport, golfers have access to diagnostic equipment that can recognize the intricacies of a swing.
During one such assessment, Heal and her coaches noticed that the speed with which she was swinging her driver was getting her into trouble. To fix the trickle-down problems that an overly quick swing can cause, Heal will be using a special driver for regionals.
"When we looked at an app on the phone, we looked at my swing with my old driver," Heal said. "We looked at the new one, and it was easier to get my club head squarer to the ball."
So Maxey lent Heal a driver similar to hers but with a stiffer shaft. The club has a bit of school history attached to it.
"My No. 1 [player] Payton Andress last year played with that club," Maxey said. "She used it last year, and then when she graduated, she gave it to me. I had replacement shoulder surgery last fall, so I haven't been able to play in almost a year. Then Lindsey said, 'Coach, your clubs are available.' So I said, 'Put it in your bag, dear,' and she has hit it pretty well."
When Heal steps to her first tee box today, she already could be winning the mental game. She just has to overcome the West Texas winds, elevation changes, wooded areas and speedy greens that make Diamondback a challenge.
"Once you get onto the tee box, everything goes away and you start focusing on your shot," Heal said. "I still have my yardage guide from last year, and I use it on the range. I look at that and think, 'You're going to play this hole now.' So when I walk up to that tee box, I think, 'I've played this hole before.'"
PATRICK HAYSLIP can be reached at 940-566-6873.


text: Women's health pioneer sees progress By Sandy Wells January 27, 2013 Story Share Lawrence Pierce Papers and notes crowd the desk in Nancy Tolliver's office at her longtime home on Walters Road, a reflection of the myriad concerns involved in her work as a guiding force in the field of women's reproductive health. Newly 70, she retired late last month. Lawrence Pierce "I was starting to have a little divide ... Lawrence Pierce ... between what my church was teaching me ... Lawrence Pierce ... and what I was feeling." Courtesy photo Snapshot shows 3-year-old Nancy Skram Tolliver with her brother, Paul, at their home in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Courtesy photo In 1965, Nancy Tolliver graduated from nursing school at St. Anthony's Hospital. Courtesy photo At Rockhurst College, Nancy Skram Tolliver (back row, second from left) was a member of the cheerleading squad. Courtesy photo In 1964, 22-year-old Nancy Skram married Frank Tolliver, a native of Mullens. Courtesy photo In 1964, 22-year-old Nancy Skram married Frank Tolliver, a native of Mullens. Here they are shown together in the 1990s. He died about six years ago. Courtesy photo In 2008, at age 64, Nancy Tolliver participated in a state Roe v. Wade celebration with Dr. Joycelyn Elders, the 16th U.S. surgeon general. CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- She grew up with 10 siblings in a devout and strict Catholic home. She went to Catholic schools. Religion was an integral fact of her life.Today, she credits that Catholic foundation for the analytical thinking that allowed her to question doctrine and spearhead such women's health services as birth control and abortion.Nancy Tolliver, 70, a pioneer activist for women's reproductive health in West Virginia, retired Dec. 31 from the work that has driven her for nearly half a century.As an obstetrical nurse, she saw heart-wrenching repercussions of teenage pregnancy that changed the direction of her career.A fierce advocate of sex education, childbirth education and breastfeeding, she helped organize the Le Leche League here and was a founder and first director of the Women's Health Center.She retired as director of the West Virginia Perinatal Partnership, a policy-making organization headed now by her daughter, Amy. "I was born in Mason City, Iowa, one of 11 children in a very Catholic family. My father was in the meat business. We traveled a lot. We would get all the kids in a car and go off to the West, seven children and my parents making that trip across country in a Studebaker."When I was about 10, we moved to Turkey for two years. My father was on contract to the U.S. government to help Turkey set up slaughterhouses and packing plants and to develop health policy for meat production. This travel gave me a first-hand view of unbelievable poverty and oppression of women."All of my education was Catholic. In St. Joe, Mo., where we lived when I was a teenager, I attended the Convent of the Sacred Heart, a French order of nuns. It was a fabulous education. What I am most thankful for in my life are the people who influenced me to do what I'm doing."I had a scholarship to college. That summer, I was working in a Catholic hospital. My aunt, a nurse, was visiting when one of the kids in the family hurt their foot. I was soaking it in a pan of salt water. She said, 'Nancy, you ought to go into nursing.'"Then, I was working in the hospital one day and the mother superior asked me to meet with her. She said, 'Nancy, I think you need to go into nursing. I've arranged for you to go to Oklahoma City. I've talked to your parents, and if you agree, your dad will take you in two weeks.'"Off to Oklahoma I went. That's where I met my husband, Frank, who grew up in Mullens. My husband got the job in West Virginia working for the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation as a psychologist."I went to Ohio Valley General Hospital for my psychiatric nursing training. I started working at CAMC as an obstetrical nurse and in the family planning clinic. "Birth control had just been FDA-approved, so everyone was talking about the pill. In the clinic, I was exposed to the good part of obstetric nursing and the tragedies. And the tragedies seemed to be occurring frequently. "Adolescent girls would be crying, and here they would have this little baby to take home, and often the parents took that baby and raised it."Those experiences touched me. I started asking myself, 'How do I personally control my own reproductive system if I want to have a career and still be a mother?' I was starting to have a little divide between what my church was teaching me and what I was feeling."As I got more involved in reproductive issues, I became more passionate about it. In planning sessions, I suddenly realized I was surrounded by a huge number of women who were Catholic. They were recognizing the importance of a woman being able to make decisions about having a baby."My passions are totally women's health. The first thing I got interested in was childbirth education and breastfeeding. As I had my own children, there was very little help on what childbirth was and how to manage it."I taught childbirth education to couples in the Charleston area for about seven years, four nights a week in a number of places. Thomas Hospital gave me their whole physical therapy room. I trained other nurses to teach childbirth education. We taught thousands of women and their husbands."I told Dr. Stabins I wanted to nurse my second baby. He handed me the Le Leche League book, 'The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding.' He said it would tell me everything. That was another person who had a tremendous influence on the direction I went in. "So we formed the Le Leche League. It grew and grew. We had seven or eight leaders with meetings all around. Now we have lactation consultants, which is fabulous."In 1974, I got a call from Connie Mooney. Roe v. Wade had just happened, and she said we really needed to do something about having abortion services in West Virginia. She wondered if I would consider it."Birth control was one thing. Abortion was something else. I spent about three months studying the issues. The thing that won me over was that women needed a safe place to have an abortion. They were getting abortions that were costing huge amounts of money and they were unsafe."Women I knew had suffered complications from illegal abortions. A good friend took her 16-year-old to New York. They could afford that. What about women who could not afford it?"I talked with a priest and a couple of ministers. The priest said it is murder. But then, I wasn't going to perform abortions myself. A lot of the ministers here had formed an organization to provide counsel and referral for abortion services around the state. I met with several of them. That helped open my eyes."When I was in college in Kansas City, the Jesuits would come to our girls' school and teach philosophy and ethics and religion and logic. My eyes were opened initially then to really think and question. So I'm very thankful for my Catholic education for leading me to where I am now."The first Women's Health Center was across from CAMC in Kanawha City. I was the first director. We set it up from scratch. We had birth control, a birth center, adoption service and health education and reproductive health services. One thing people really loved was pre-adolescent sex education. So we were doing a lot of things besides abortion."We had some bad times. It was hard to get physicians. They were putting themselves on the line. There were two who said they firmly believed that women had a right to abortion, and they were both extremely well respected."There were a lot of protests. One year, they brought people in from out of state to picket. They were there 18 months. Employees would come to work, and there would be people screaming horrible things at them. Their intent was to make us fearful, and we were afraid."Every day, volunteers would stand at the front door and go out and escort the women into the clinic to protect them from the picketers who were so violent."After 11 years there, I was ready to move on. I wanted to have an influence on state policy. You can have an influence. I learned from my parents to take an active role if you firmly believe in something and see what kind of effect you can have."That's when Dr. David Heydinger hired me to come to the state Health Department where I was over community health services. I was there 11 years. Apparently, every 11 years I make a change."The Perinatal Partnership started because of the Benedum Foundation. They came to me and said, 'What is happening to infant mortality and women's health in West Virginia? We are sliding back.' We had good rates all through the '80s and '90s, then other states were making progress and we weren't."They said we needed to do something. Separate entities -- WVU, Marshall, the state, professional associations -- weren't making any progress on their own."We believed if you put them all together in a partnership and identified major problems and the policy changes that would impact them, we could make some progress. And that's exactly how we functioned. We started in 2006."We've made tremendous progress, but drug use in pregnancy is still a major issue. We're trying to put the maternity people together with the psychiatric people to treat drug abuse."If you look at West Virginia maternal data, the biggest problem is teen pregnancy. Teenagers have the worst outcomes for their babies of any age group except women over 40, and the mothers are having a lot of complications."A study is being completed now on what each county can do about teaching reproductive health. If a teenager is going to become pregnant, she needs enough information to have a healthy baby."I'm going to Florida and staying about two months. I never took that much time off. I've got travel plans for the next couple of years."About six years ago, I was going to retire. I was easing up on work. Then my husband got sick. After he passed away, I was so thrilled I still had this work."The biggest answer to making a difference on everything I've been involved in is collaboration. If I didn't have the support of a lot of other people, none of it would have happened."Reach Sandy Wells at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-5173. 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More than 100 protesters entered the lobby of TransCanada's Houston office Monday in protest of the company's proposed Keystone XL project.
The coalition was in the headquarters for about an hour before being forced out of the lobby by police. The protesters danced, spilled black "tar sands" balloons and hung neon orange hazard tape. Two of the protesters locked themselves to the front doors of the offices demanding accountability for alleged abuses by TransCanada.
TransCanada declined to comment about the event.
Two arrests were made for trespassing, with one of the protesters being a journalist from Chicago, Illinois.
"From the Texas backwoods to the corporate boardrooms, the fight to defend our homes from toxic tar sands will not be ignored," Ramsey Sprague, a Tar Sands Blockade spokesperson, told Rigzone. "We're here today to directly confront the TransCanada executives who're continuing on with business as usual while making our communities sacrifice zones."
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Ladies and gentlemen; welcome to another edition of Loose Cannon. In my last edition; I explained how the Cruiserweight Division is vital to any promotion and how it should be taken advantage of. In the following blog; I will blog about the WWE Battleground 2013 card. As many of you presumably known; WWE Battleground is the new PPV concept that WWE has created alongside other countless PPV's that have broken through the glass ceiling and has prevailed such as WWE Royal Rumble and WWE Wrestlemania. Welcome to another edition of the show for the fans; from a fan; and forever for wrestling fans as Loose Cannon will begin momentarily.
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Theme: "Do what you can to survive!"
Pre Show: Natalya vs Brie Bella- Brie Bella and Natalya have been feuding over the past four months as Total Divas has been on the air. As the crowd is packed in; they are ready to see fast divas; maybe this is the best time before the show starts for a bathroom break as for many it is presumably a filler. Who will reign victorious and gain bragging rights to vs A.J Lee for the WWE Diva's Championship at the following PPV.
Projection: Natalya
Objective/Reason: As the rumor mill keeps cringing the backs of the IWC; Natalya is accepted to receive a major push; so why not let it begin at WWE Battleground. Both A.J Lee and Natty could have an excellent feud culminated in a match between the two diva's at WWE Survivor Series. In all retrospect; this lets the Bella continue a feud with Cameron/Naomi and the uprising of Eve Marie and Jo Jo to begin. Fasten your seatbelts as the diva's division in for many surprises coming throughout the years end and the beginning of 2014.
1) Roman Reigns & Seth Rollins (c) vs Show/Henry: The Big Show and Mark Henry are awarded another shot at the Tag Team Champions against the Shield's Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins. After falling victim to the Shield at WWE Night of Champions; Show/Henry are focused on punishing the duo and the only way to do so is by winning the WWE Tag Team Championship.
Projection: The Shield
Objective/Reason: The Shield needs to be labeled as an unstoppable force and bodyguards to the New Corporation. Doing so; why in the right mind would Creative make the Shield lose the WWE Tag Team Championship to Show and Henry.
2) U.S Championship: Dean Ambrose (c) vs Kofi Kingston: Kofi Kingston is feeling in the best shape of his life after winning a battle royale on WWE Main Event to determine the #1 Contender for the Tag Team Championship. After Ambrose miscalculate Kingston; Kingston is looking to win the U.S Championship at WWE Battleground.
Projection: Dean Ambrose
Objective/Reason: It is the same reason as the above match. In order to make the Shield look like an unstoppable force; make the team leader look superior without the assistance of Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins.
3) Wade Barrett vs Rey Mysterio: Rey Mysterio is accepted back from injury next month. As I do not want to escalate the health and well being of Mysterio; put him in a match with Wade Barrett who does not botched moves like Sin Cara who is currently off from injury but is expected to return. The match does not have a strong enough build but gives Mysterio a win under his belt before starting a full length rivalry.
Projection: Rey Mysterio
Objective/Reason: It gives Mysterio a win under his belt
4) The Miz vs Fandango: At Night of Champions; this match presumably will be the Pre Show match but is given both superstars a chance to shine at the PPV. Two superstars whose problems have been escalating since WWE Summerslam have finally set the stage.
Projection: The Miz
Objective/Reason: The Miz lost to Fandango at WWE Night of Champions. Giving him a few wins; could either escalated him in the direction of either a U.S Championship or I.C Championship.
5) WWE Diva's Championship: A.J Lee (c) vs Naomi (with Kaitlyn): A battle royale was set to determine the #1 Contender for the WWE Diva's Championship. As Naomi wins the Battle Royale after eliminating Kaitlyn; a mutual friendship is adhere and Naomi can win her first diva's championship.
Projection: A.J Lee
Objective/Reason: A.J Lee holds the WWE Diva's Championship convenient to her. If she loses the title to Naomi; she would indeed lose steam as Naomi has no direction with a move set or a title.
6) #1 Contender's Match: Big E Langston vs Dolph Ziggler vs ADR: Alberto Del Rio has indeed falling to Rock Bottom. He has lost the WWE WHC at WWE Night of Champions; and wants a rematch but he has two superstars who want the championship; Big E Langston and Dolph Ziggler.
Projection: Big E Langston
Objective/Reason: A powerhouse WHC #1 Contender is something that the WWE Universe has not experience for quite a bit. A match between the champion and Big E Langston will be new and fresh.
7) WHC: Christian (c) vs RVD: Christian needed only one more match at WWE Night of Champions and succeed after capitalizing off of his opponent; RVD Five Star Frog Splash. This match is for mutual respect for the the WHC.
Projection: Christian
Objective/Reason: RVD has signed a "Chris Jericho" type of contract. Rewarding him the WHC would be awesome but it will not happen as Christian goes into a feud with Big E Langston.
Main Event: WWE Championship: Randy Orton(c) vs Daniel Bryan: "I was so close of winning the WWE Championship!" Those were the words echoed from Daniel Bryan as he nearly won the WWE Championship at NOC until a run in by the Shield in which he was triple power bombed and left demolished by the New Corporation. He is awarded another shot at the WWE Championship.
Projection: Randy Orton
Objective/Reason: Randy Orton and Daniel Bryan need a red hot rivalry for the next four to six months. With months of scratching and crawling; Daniel Bryan needs the WWE Championship.
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By the way, who is meant by 'The Government.' A post office worker works for the government.
kind of gross to visualize, but an exit wound causes a recoil back in the direction the shot came from, as material around the exit wound is expelled. Sorta like a "gun kick" effect.
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Public school teachers.
Spartacus did it.
"Nobody wants to play against Tyler Hansbrough NO BODY!" ~ Frank Vogel
"And David put his hand in the bag and took out a stone and slung it. And it struck the Philistine on the head and he fell to the ground. Amen. "
Don't ask Marvin Harrison what he did during the bye week. "Batman never told where the Bat Cave is," he explained.
Ah, the old "jet effect" argument. First it wouldn't cause the violent back and to the left reaction from JFK. Second, have you ever fired a large caliber weapon in a large closed bottle of water? You have the exit hole you describe but I have never had that bottle of water leap back toward the shooter.... I have seen some knocked the other direction..... I'm afraid "jet effect" is another attempt to explain away something and some people bought into it until they tried it out. I used to be a hunter too and I never had a deer or any other animal leap toward me when I shot it. They either dropped or reacted aways from me.....
Perhaps we will get lucky and these documents will be released...
You don't have to do all of this witholding of evidence to convict a guilty man in the public's eye. You do have to do that to convict and innocent man.....
OlBlu honest question here.
Who do you think did this? Also do you think LHO was totally out of the loop or was he in on it just not the gunman?
I ask because in my evolution of ideas towards this I am now open to a conspiracy. BTW I'm being honest here, not a trick.
I have come to believe that there was a plot. I don't know how many gunmen I believe yet but even if it was just one with superstar shooting (tough to believe I'll agree with you here) I still believe that there were other people in on the plan.
Well, guess I can skip watching JFK......
"Nobody wants to play against Tyler Hansbrough NO BODY!" ~ Frank Vogel
"And David put his hand in the bag and took out a stone and slung it. And it struck the Philistine on the head and he fell to the ground. Amen. "
More often than not, I subscribe to the notion that the simplest explanation is usually correct. Conspiracies are a blast to talk about and discuss, but I give very little credence to most of them.
Clearly it was Keith Hernandez
50 years later and there still isn't a conspiracy theory that is supported by concrete evidence. Not one credible suspect outside of Oswald. If this was a government coverup, then it would have logically required a decent amount of people to keep the secret over a 50 year span, yet no one has ever croaked. No one has ever spilled the beans on their deathbed. No one has ever tried to cash in for a massive profit at the end of their life. Keep in mind that some people have literally devoted their lives to trying to prove a conspiracy. Either it's literally the best kept secret in history, or it really was just a simple case of a lone whack job getting lucky. I'm inclined to believe the latter.
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Several people have claimed to have info or tried to cash in at the ends of their lives. You don't hear it as much now since so much time has passed and many of them have passed. And many times the claims were contradictory so that creates another layer of skepticism and fog. It very well could be some have lied for fortune or fame, some have lied as part of a disinformation campaign, some have told the truth but only from their limited perspective, some have told the truth but other's lies and disinformation have made them seem not credible, and some have told the truth but never knew the entire story so have variables wrong that made them seem wrong overall.
The government went out of its way to create a narrative for this event and then buried lots of information that it still refuses to release.
These days that narrative tends to be the overriding story but many of the compelling reasons that have led to so many conspiracy theories have been forgotten. Oswald's life was a fairly interesting ride from Marine to moving to the USSR to live to returning with a Russian wife, Cuban/Castro sympathizer... Strange contacts.
And isn't there a laundry list of strange deaths that do surround the witnesses and potential connections to the event?
Nuntius was right for a while. I was wrong for a while. But ultimately I was right and Frank Vogel has been let go.
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LHO was historically a lousy shot who barely qualified if he did qualify with a firearm (no one failed in those days). The Carcano is a piece of crap weapon and the one owned by LHO was in particularly bad shape. He apprently missed a stationary General Walker from less than 100 feet. The Russians made fun of him because he couldn't hit a rabbit with a shotgun. LHO's weapon was rusty and ill kept. The scope was so far off that a gunsmith had to install shims under it before it could be zeroed in. The bolt action worked so hard that no expert was ever able to come close to duplicating the shooting with LHO's weapon. Some did do it with Carcanos that had been reconditioned to make the bolt work easier. All Carcanos jam and if you exclude the attempts made when the weapon jammed, only a couple were able to duplicate the shots. Kennedy's head jerked violently back and to the left. That is not a reaction you get from a shot from the right rear. My father was a sniper in WWII and when he saw the Zapruder film in slow motion the first time, he immediately said that the killshot had come from in front of Kennedy and to his right (the grassy knoll). My father killed men in WWII and he told me that not one of them ever jerked back toward the high powered rifle he used. I am also a hunter and no deer has ever leapt back at me when I shot it. I have seen numerous films of people being executed. None of them every jerked toward the weapon that shot them. They either went straight down in a heap or fell away from it. However, those poles that people used to tie men to to execute them, if you believe the Warren Report were there to keep the executed prisoner from leaping all over his killer.
The government wanted a lone assassin because they were afraid WWIII would start if Russia or Cuba was shown to be behind it. LBJ and J. Edgar Hoover never believed in a lone assassin and neither does the rest of the world.
A post from another site (about the Sandy Hook hoax video), but sums up my opinion on conspiracys pretty well. I have no problem with questioning the govt, but often those who questions the govt refuse to question the questions. I do not belive we are always told the truth, but I also dont belive we (as humans) are capable of massive coverups that are never leaked, not even 50 years later.
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http://www.extremeskins.com/showthre...oax-quot/page4Sorry you're upset by it.
The very notion that people would believe this offends my sensibilities as an American deeply. Seeing how the idiots have so many ears ready and willing to believe them makes me angry.
This is the greratest nation on earth, and we're convinced that we're one step away from Nazi Germany.. no better yet,, we ARE Nazi germany, and the pubhlic is too stupid to know it.
People who generate these ideas (not you in particular,, you're just opening the discussion here) are in my mind trying their absolute best to create chaos, and subvert this nation.. whether it's for their own craziness, or for profit, or for political reasons.. it's disgusting.
Beneath contempt. Undeserving of respect.
As Kilmer said,, they have the right to say what they want. And i have the right to reject it completely for any reason I want.
If that's ignorant to you, please understand that entertaining this **** is ignorant to me.
It ignores everything about this nation and the people who inhabit it.. and assigns us to an evil that is disgusting.
But as usual in conspiracies, the simplest question to ask (which is never asked) is HOW MANY PEOPLE would be needed to make it work?
"Three people can keep a secret.. if two of them are DEAD." - Benjamin Franklin
How does it work with HUNDREDS of people involved?
As long as that question exists, all other "theories" need to be viewed through it.
Conspiracy nuts never consider anything logical in their "logic".
I ask because while I think the government may have had elements involved I am now wondering, in fact am leaning towards, a theory that involves Santo Trafficante Jr. & Sam Giancana with believe it or not an outside tie to Frank Sinatra. No I don't believe that Sinatra was involved in the assassination plot but I do believe that it is possible that he inadvertantly got the ball rolling (through his ties with Joe Kennedy).
However if you want to go with the CIA angle (and while it sounds crazy I'm not far off of believing that part now) Trafficante was the man who lost lots of men in that bay of pigs fiasco so he did have connection to the CIA in that capacity.
Do you put any stock into these two at all? Also both had connections to LHO through New Orleans Costa Nostra.
I think that is where the ball started rolling with the mob. Now how Trafficante Jr. got involved is another whole long story.
Again I had heard these theory's all my life & basically wrote them off as people who just couldn't accept reality. That is until I started looking at the circumstances of the deaths of several of the people that were going to testify about the assination.
Now I'm not convinced that this was a lone gunman. I'm not saying LHO didn't do it but I now am more open to believing that he was part of something bigger.
That's the real problem though with the entire Kennedy killing, you can go so many different ways and some of them go so far out there that I think most of us resort to default setting of saying "this is to crazy so therefore it had to be LHO".
Now I'm not sure.
But my new found belief is that the mob was deeply involved if not solely responsible. I know a lot of the big conspiracy guys don't want to believe that the mob could do that and that the government had to be involved in the cleanup. I'm not even saying that is out of the realm of possiblities because the more I looked the more involved the CIA was with the Florida/Lousiana mafia.
Hey Peck have you seen the conspiracy theory involving George H.W. Bush?
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http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKgiancana.htmIn 1975 Frank Church and his Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities discovered that Judith Campbell had been involved with both Giancana and John F. Kennedy. It emerged that during the 1960 presidential election Campbell took messages from Giancana to Kennedy. Campbell later claimed these messages concerned the plans to murder Fidel Castro. Kennedy also began an affair with Campbell and used her as a courier to carry sealed envelopes to Giancana. He told her they contained "intelligence material" concerning the plot to kill Castro.
Giancana was now ordered to appear before Church's committee. However, before he could appear, on 19th June, 1975, Sam Giancana was murdered in his own home. He had a massive wound in the back of the head. He had also been shot six times in a circle around the mouth.
According to Peter Dale Scott, in 1976, James ***** Angleton "told an investigator that he knew which mob figures, from the New York and Chicago mafia families, had killed Sam Giancana. He also blamed the Church Committee for causing the death of Giancana and Rosselli, by demanding testimony concerning topics on which the mafia code of silence could not be broken."
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Temple Ranch Given 2011 Texas Leopold Conservation Award
AUSTIN — A couple with East Texas roots – Arthur "Buddy" Temple and his wife Ellen – have been presented the 2011 Leopold Conservation Award for Texas for their transformation of an over-grazed, over-hunted South Texas ranch into a haven for wildlife and valuable research venue.
The prestigious recognition is conferred each year by Sand County Foundation and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department as part of its Lone Star Land Steward Awards program.
"Buddy and Ellen Temple have a longstanding, deep, and proud history of wildlife conservation, and they have the benefit of ranch managers who are well known for their innovation, motivation, and stewardship ethic," said Carter Smith, TPWD executive director. "I believe that their actions and circle of influence will loom large over South Texas as other landowners seek to emulate their successes. They deserve the highest praise and recognition for their leadership and inexorable commitment to a private lands conservation ethic."
The Temples received a $10,000 check along with a crystal trophy at the annual Lone Star Land Steward Awards banquet in Austin on May 25.
The TPWD Land Steward program is partnered with Sand County Foundation, an international non-profit organization devoted to private land conservation. The Leopold Conservation Award in Texas is sponsored by the Lynde and Harry Bradley Fund for the Environment, Silver Eagle Distributors, the Lee and Ramona Bass Foundation and Farm Credit.
Located 11 miles north of Freer in Duval County, the 11,300-acre ranch has been owned by the Temples for 19 years. Robert and Jenny Sanders are the ranch managers.
Originally known as El Rancho La Gloria, the ranch was founded by Edward Nixon Gray and his wife Rosa Garza-Garcia Gray in 1868. It played an important role in the development of Duval County.
The Leopold Conservation Award honors the legacy of Aldo Leopold (1887-1948), considered the father of wildlife ecology. His collection of essays, "A Sand County Almanac," remains one of the world's best-selling natural history books. Leopold's godson, Reed Coleman, formed Sand County Foundation in 1965 to protect the Leopold farm from encroaching lot development along the Wisconsin River.
"The Temple family and their ranch operators, the Sanders, took a worn out South Texas ranch and turned it into a model operation. Their work in reviving this ranch and restoring its historic ranch house and other sites is truly worthy of being honored with an award named for Aldo Leopold," said Brent Haglund, Ph.D., Sand County Foundation president.
In nominating the Temple Ranch for the award, TPWD wildlife biologist Daniel Kunz of Alice pointed to these accomplishments:
- Quail management: Through efforts such as brush management, prescribed fire (patch burning), targeted grazing, native plant restoration, invasive plant control, water distribution, spreader dams, strategic harvest and participation in CKWRI Quail Associates, the owner-operators have increased usable space, overall bird numbers, and created a better distribution of quail throughout the ranch.
- Deer management: Increased body weights and better age structure in deer found on the ranch are attributed to the owner-operator's commitment to intensive harvest management, water distribution, prescribed burning, brush management, supplemental feeding and use of level 3 managed land deer permits.
- Turkey management: Participation in the South Texas Rio Grande Turkey Project, along with riparian area protection and restoration, prescribed fire, and artificial roosts are all efforts undertaken to improve habitat, population, and understanding of habitat use of turkeys in south Texas.
- Outreach and education: Temple Ranch owner-operators have participated in the South Texas Wintering Bird Program, the Freer ISD field day, Buckskin Brigades, Texas A&M Kingsville range management classes, and Wounded Warrior hunts. The owner-operators have also created native plant demonstration areas for historical preservation and education.
- Historical preservation: Working with archeologists, the owner-operators have restored ranch structures dating from the 1840s-1860s; got an historical marker placed on the ranch and have been working with the Texas Historical Commission to get the ranch added to the National Register of Historical Places.
Sponsors for the 16th annual Lone Star Land Steward Awards include Gulf States Toyota, Sand County Foundation, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Partners in Fish and Wildlife Program; Texas Wildlife Association; H. Yturria Land and Cattle Co.; Lower Colorado River Authority; USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association; Texas Agricultural Land Trust; Llano Springs Ranch, Ltd.; Bamberger Ranch Preserve, Gardner Appraisal Group, the Ly.
More information about the award, including how to nominate property owners, is on the TPWD Web site. Nominations are accepted June 1 through Nov. 30 each year for the following year's awards program.
On the Net:
- Video: http://youtu.be/vl6rjAcNaGc
- http://www.sandcounty.net/
- http://tpwd.texas.gov/landwater/land/private/lone_star_land_steward/
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