text: Hmm, I'm not sure what you mean by number of dances, but the definition of being a pro has nothing to do with times you've danced/competed... it can be a simple as calling yourself a Pro. Examples of calling yourself a Pro could be having a website where you say that you're "professional" on it, you compete in a professional competition, you dance as the Pro in a pro-am partnership, or in the case of the TV show, you accept a job with a TV show that's based on pairing professional dancers with celebrities. Maybe the numbers thing you're refering to is the competition point system? The point system only exists to prevent people from dancing down in lower levels that they don't belong. At any time, couples can just decide when they want to dance up at a higher level (whether that be pro or amateur), but if they place well in that higher level, the point system can prevent them from dancing down again in the future (depending on the size of the event, because there have to be enough couples there). Maybe that example of number of dances you saw was at a non-NDCA/non-USAdance event (i.e. collegiate)? Oh, and one that that WILL keep you from dancing up is if you're registered in a lower division at a comp, because they usually only let you dance one (or two) levels higher than the lowest level you're in (for example, if you registered for Novice, you can do PreChamp, too, but you can't do Championship all at the same event).


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Please stop over to visit Leigh, Rhoda, and Linda by clicking on their buttons. Their participants love to show off their thrifting finds just as much as I do!
I knew it probably wouldn't be the best week for yard sales, with the holiday and all, but I took a chance anyway. I wasn't wrong. Most of the sales were pretty much a bust for me. They just didn't have what I go out looking for.
And I think I must have put 150 miles on the car over the course of the past three days, traipsing from one town to the next! One saving grace was that I filled up the car and only paid $2.53 per gallon of gas. Does THAT qualify as a bargain?!
This post will show you the bags of bargains I found at a sale being held only 5 miles down the road from me. It was a treasure trove of goodies and I now am asking myself , "WHY didn't I hit this place first on Thursday?!" I drove down to it on Saturday while the homeowners were packing up the leavings. They kindly let me poke through their garage and driveway as they boxed things up. There was glassware galore, some furniture, and some great antiques. They told me that anything I could fit into a plastic bag from the grocery store would be a dollar.! A dollar!!! Well, I didn't want to appear too greedy, so I made some selective glassware selections and popped them into three bags.
I just loved the delicate base on these dessert cups. I found six of them. They will be perfect to use when serving pudding or fresh fruit.
Look at the details on the base of the cups.
I also found these dessert dishes, which are a bit heavier than the last four and have a more traditional pattern.
Then there are these four sundae scoopers. I think I see hot fudge sundaes for dessert tonight!
I can use this simple glass serving plate for a multitude of things. A cake, a pie, some cookies. Hmmmmm….does that mean I have start baking?
Check out this coffee server. It has a ribbed design and is so tall!! It was sitting on a ribbed plate and originally priced only $2 for the set. Now that would have been a bargain in itself, but tossed into a bag with some other plates, it qualified as a major bargain!
What a sweet pattern, don't you think?
Something drew me to this little green pitcher and bowl. It's tiny, maybe six inches tall, or so. Its companion piece of a small covered dish is off to the right.
So there are my $3.00 worth of thrifting bargains for the week! Not a bad haul, don't you agree?
I'll have the rest of my weekend finds posted soon. I hit a sale held out in the country 47 miles from me! Nancy had some great stuff on display at her country farm near St. Paris, Ohio. Look for a post later in the week.


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D-backs, Blue Jays swap second basemen
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By Larry Millson / MLB.com
"Obviously, I know from the fans this will be a tough one," general manager Alex Anthopoulos told the media Tuesday before the game against the Kansas City Royals.
He then left open the door for the return of either player.
"I have not ruled out either player being back here in 2012," Anthopoulos said.
So this might be not be a final goodbye, after all.
All three players in the deal could become free agents in the offseason. Hill, McDonald and Anthopoulos all talked about the possibility of returning to the Blue Jays, depending on how things work out and what the team needs. Neither Hill nor McDonald discouraged talk that a return to Toronto could happen, although it would obviously depend on Toronto's needs.
"This is all I've known, this has been my family," Hill said. "Like Alex said, I'm very open to coming back next year. This isn't the end."
"I've had a lot of conversations with Alex recently about just that, about continuing to be a Toronto Blue Jay and that excites me too," McDonald said.
Johnson is not expected to join the team until Wednesday, but might not arrive in time to start the game.
While McDonald's role with the Blue Jays was as a backup infielder, who excels defensively and has become a better hitter over the years, Hill is a regular second baseman.
And the Blue Jays want to take a look at the 29-year-old Johnson, who has appeared in 114 games for Arizona this season, posting a .209 average to go along with 18 home runs, 49 RBIs and 13 stolen bases. A first-round pick of the Atlanta Braves in 2000, Johnson is a career .260 hitter with 89 home runs and 326 RBIs in 758 games.
"He has the ability to get on base, draw some walks and he's got power to all fields," Anthopoulos said. "He'd be the first one to tell you, I'm sure, he's not performing the way he expected to, especially off the year he came off of last year."
Players must clear waivers to be traded after the July 31 non-waiver Trade Dealine, and Anthopoulos said all the Blue Jays players cleared early in August as a matter of club policy.
It was at that time that talks with the Diamondbacks on a possible deal started to take place.
Hill has struggled the last two seasons with the Blue Jays, but said he will cherish his time in Toronto, noting the club's bright future.
"This year's been a little rough," he said. "It hasn't been the year I wanted it to be. But at the same time you go out there, you prepare ... and you keep going."
But he feels the work he has put in with Blue Jays hitting coach Dwayne Murphy was making a difference in the past week, and he hopes it carries through with Arizona.
"They've been role models for the young players and everybody else in the city," Anthopoulos said of Hill and McDonald, who were two of the longest-tenured players in the Toronto franchise. "All that said, both with potential to be free agents at the end of the year, there's certainly uncertainty with respect to 2012. This is a chance to put them on a team in first place with the chance to go to the postseason."
"They were guys that cared," manager John Farrell said. "They were guys that came ready to play and compete whether they were known to be in the starting lineup or whether they were there to be ready to be on call. True professionals. Just very good teammates, very good players."
The D-backs, the surprise front-runners in the National League West, have had a bit of a hole in the infield since everyday shortstop Stephen Drew was lost for the season with a fractured right ankle. With this deal, they acquire two veteran infielders who can lend a hand.
"My opportunity to play for the Diamondbacks for the next five to six weeks plus the postseason is a great opportunity, an opportunity I wake up every morning thinking about," McDonald said. "It's what every baseball player wants."
Hill, a first-round selection in the 2003 First-Year Player Draft, was hitting .225 with six homers and 45 RBIs at second base for the Jays this year. He had a banner year in 2009 when he drove in 108 runs, scored 103 more and smacked 36 home runs -- all career highs.
McDonald, 36, was batting .250 with two homers and 20 RBIs this year in a utility role for the Blue Jays. He owns a career .240 batting average in 13 seasons with Cleveland, Detroit (where D-backs manager Kirk Gibson was his hitting coach) and Toronto.
Hill and McDonald also will rejoin first baseman Lyle Overbay, who was a Blue Jays teammate in recent years . Overbay started the season with the Pirates and recently caught on with Arizona.
"I have a lot invested here in Toronto, in the organization, in baseball, my family," McDonald said. "There's a lot of feeling that you belong in the community and you've been able to become part of the community. You feel sometimes you mean a lot more to Toronto than just a baseball player, which is a pretty neat feeling.
"It's also just a great feeling knowing that I have an opportunity to come back here as soon as next year," he said. "There's a lot of good feelings. I'm excited about what could happen to me, I'm excited about what it could do for my career going forward. The only negative is walking out the door and not being a Blue Jay for the next six weeks."
"This team will win," Hill said. "The way they're going, the direction they're going, with Alex and everybody, I do believe this team will win. Whether I'm a part of that or not I'll be rooting for them because this is a special place. Not only are you playing for the city of Toronto but the country of Canada. It's a very special place and it will be missed."
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You know, the science aspect of this may be just a little out of our reach. I'm tempted to once again suggest that we limit ourselves to the experimental results that can be replicated using conventional materials, adhesives, and building techniques. Talking about hot wire cutting of complex curvatures with a step is all well and good for those equipped with multiple axis CNC controllers on our hot wire cutting jigs, but for guys like me who are using an X-acto #1 handle and a supply of #11 blades this discussion attains rare air very quickly.
The research of complex airfoil curves with KF steps inserted can continue apace from the research of much more conventional wing builds. Nothing is preventing this study from taking place. However, the results can't be tested and confirmed by any but a tiny fraction of the participants in this discussion. Therefore, any progress made in the research of such shapes must be done by those capable of replicating the original test shape. Oh, well.
In the mean time, we have hundreds of RCGroups members who have built numerous KF variations and report all kinds of benefits. In fact, the only negative feedback I've seen on KFs is from those who have obviously misapplied the KF to an application on which it is inappropriate. The best example is those who use a KFm3 and put ailerons way too close to the second step, resulting in a wing that performs horribly. By contrast, KFm3 wings without ailerons result in uniform lift benefits over many other wing forms.
This is the kind of research we need to focus on, methinks. The results of this research can yield immediate benefits to those of us actually building aircraft to fly out at the park. It would be nice to know that a Clark Y with a 40% step inserted at 37% of the wing underside produces a 6% drop in total drag, but how the heck do you expect me to build such a thing into my 24" STC or 28" Blu Baby? On the other hand, a 50% KFm2 step with a rounded front edge of 1/2 wing thickness radius -- now, that even I can build. Therefore, I want to know if it should be a 1/2 thickness radius, or a taper to a point, or 45%, or if 6% step height is close enough for rock and roll, etc., etc., yada yada yada.
N'est ce' pas?
A Useless Geek,
I agree with so much of what you are saying. Science can be stuck in the trench like what NASA does, or used in simple, somewhat subjective ways, here, for RC modelers, which is what we want it for!
I'm guilty for making a KFm3 wing, steps too close to an aileron, but so much info is spread out so far and in-between, I missed that one. Sad thing it was built by using both a published plan (that has thousands of followers), and the basic diagrams published by the inventors Kline and Fogleman. Stated steps at 50%, 75%. Great learning lesson though, and if others have known about this I do hope thousands more do not have to find out the hard way by 're-inventing' the wheel.
That said, I hope some concise, all in one place, actual hard data, including "Building do's and don't's" would also be compiled.
We are here for RC, we build like RC'ers, using RC gear and common RC building materials. So I'm with you on 'science for RC aircraft'. Bound to be some further great discoveries that ALL Builders can duplicate, fast and easy. Heck, fast and easy is one of the attributes everyone brags about with the KFm family of airfoils.
The Kline-Fogelman airfoil, and the discussions about it, really got started on rcgroups.com with tony65x55's ** Kline-Fogleman Airfoiled Flying Wing ** thread back in August 2006. While that thread was about a plane it also stimulated a log of speculation and discussion as to what it was and why and how it worked. There is still some good and interesting reading in that thread.
On page six of that thread, in post #84 tony65x55 posted his thoughts on how and why the KF airfoil works the way it does along with a good figure that illustrates and explains his theories.
I still think that is one of the best explanations of what is going in here. It has not been proven to be dead right but Tony is a pretty good amateur aeronautics engineer, he speaks in laymans terms so I can understand what he is saying, and the Lift and Stall figure help me with the concepts.
That explanation is good enough that I am going to add it to the opening posts in the Building & Flying thread so that it will help enlighten the inquisitive. Maybe some day we will be able to better explain it.
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Thanks for the clarification. When you stated fragile and deform, I pictured something completely different than the pictures you provided. I do like the wing labeled Blu Sail II KFm3 polyhedral tip root.
A Useless Geek,
I see the topic over the hinge location for the KFm3 airfoil has found its way over to this thread. All of my KFm3 builds have been hinged behind the step. Ive yet to have any failures or erratic flight behaviors due to this method. The only modifications Ive made to any KFm3 using this method is small adjustments in the control throws, by either decreasing or increasing the throws depending on the design. Where is this coming from?
None of the current airfoil sections to date look like Dick Klines patented drawing. I would however like to see the testing done on the first four airfoils. These seem to be the building blocks for all other airfoils.
Okay, Fred, I'll bite: let's start a KF Do's and Don'ts. #1 -- DON'T put deep ailerons on a KF. Or maybe, DO use shallow ailerons on a KF. The point is to avoid having the aileron hinge too close to the last step so that the vortex can form properly? Or something like that. Heh. What do I know?
Bill, you aren't the only guy who has suffered grief at the hands of the KF with ailerons. The users of the mod 3 do seem to be the ones having the most problems, though. So far we don't have science to explain what's going on with that. Perhaps this is a topic for some of that very useful, perhaps even empirical, research. Certainly any light shone on why the ailerons on KFm3 wings are problematic would improve the lives of a lot of glider builders out there.
Roger is certainly correct in saying that this is a potentially large can of worms when trying to ascertain the interactions between variables in the KF. For instance, is it possible to make ailerons behave differently on a KFm3 if the leading edge is shaped a certain way? The trailing edge? Do winglets/tip plates have some effect? Oy!
I worry that we will bite off more than we can chew if we attempt to answer too many of these questions at once. Thusly, we gotta attack one problem at a time and see if we can isolate the attributes of the wing that directly affect that problem without affecting each other too much. Edison and his crew tried something like 3000 combinations of materials and vacuum and such to get a repeatable, reliable electric incandescent light bulb. Let's hope we don't have a similar experience trying to isolate the characteristics of the KF.
I wasn't really talking about a Hotwire CNC. I make my wings with two templates and a bow by hand so its not particularly difficult or expensive.
The angle I was looking at was pure comparison between an airfoil and the same airfoil with the step to try and determine the attributes the step impart to flight. I guess in this arena I'm a bit apart from most of the pack in that I really don't have much interest in making a wing out of a few pieces of flat foam. Albiet easier and effective to build I have a difficult time seeing how we can draw direct or concrete theory/science information from such experiments.
What we can find from those build methods is a well behaved wing shape for those that do like to use those build techniques...which is obviously most of you guys.
I'll just wander merrily down my path and if I come up with any information I'll let you guys know
Viking 60 did just post some testing method that could prove useful. Using a depron cover over the steps to see the difference between the wing with and with out the steps. The CG looks like it needs adjusted after the change as well.
I think this might yield some very useful information but still using the quick and simple and repeatable building techniques you guys are after. So I might have to eat my words on some of the information gathering capabilities using the flat foam building techniques. Could also have me building wings with flat foam when trying to gather information at times.
One Method for testing a wing with & without KF stepped discontinuities
I've been posting information in the other "KF Airfoils- Building & Flying" thread; you can check page 88 for the latest which Gigaah referred to:
(Some discussion on various wing tip outer end treatments & their affect on both lift & drag of a wing is also in another recent post there. )
I'll re-post some of that info here:
More modifications & test flying
Winds became gusty & irregular early in the day as a weather front was passing through the area, so I prepared a couple of modifications for test flying while watching a football game.
The first idea I had concerned the wing's center area between the primary step and the wing's trailing edge, between the ailerons. I have been thinking that smoothing the airflow over this section of the wing, just where the high speed air from the prop passes over the wing, might smooth out the airflow over the tail group surfaces a bit, and thereby smooth out the handling a bit. Maybe the KF type stepped discontinuities are not needed in this area... and maybe it was time to do a test of this concept.
So I added the three foam strips as supports, then ironed on a section of the ~1.5 mil thick document laminating film over this area. (This added very minimal weight.)
Since this didn't take long, the winds were still up, and the football game was still on, I prepared for another test:
Many have speculated as to which might fly 'better'- a wing with the KF steps, or one without but otherwise as close to each other as possible. I figured to approach testing this question by simply fashioning filler panels to match this KFm3 variant wing, and simply taping them in place after flying the KF'ed wing without them.
The white filler panels shown in the photos below are the result of this brainstorm, made from 2mm Depron sheet. With a 4mm depron spacer strip under the filler panel's leading edge, there's less than 1mm of drop / discontinuity at the back edge of the primary KF step at 50% of chord. The trailing edges of these filler panels extends to within 3/8" of the aileron hinge line, but it is only 2mm high..... yes, it's still a stepped discontinuity, but a fairly modest sized one. I figured that this experiment would at least give me some idea of the affect on this particular wing when the stepped area was covered over, and the KF stepped discontinuities were no longer trapping the circulating vortexes behind them. (How would we ever learn these things if someone dosen't try something like this???)
The football game was finally over, & the winds had settled down... it was time to fly! A light haze was in the air, but with enough sun shining through to do some nice warming of air, & generate some thermals. Just right!
I first started flying the wing with it's newly 'smoothed' center section, but without the filler panels. SWEET!!! I caught a few different thermals, and had to duck out of a couple of them to keep from being carried too high. After flying only a modest part of one battery pack for over a half hour (brief climbs to altitude in 6 to 10 seconds, then shut off motor, hunt thermals, cruise, grin!) I landed. I then quickly taped the Depron filler panels in place, mounted a fresh battery pack, and launched again.
With the steps covered, the wing wanted two clicks of down trim; the wing's center of lift (& ideal balance point) had also shifted noticeably forward, leaving the aircraft flying like it was a bit too tail-heavy. This left it very sensitive to slight control inputs, and more easily destabilized by irregularities in the air. But the wing also now seemed to not glide as efficiently as it had been while the KF steps were exposed, despite being trimmed for best glide...
More test flying with the filler panels in place, and with the balance shifted farther forward would be needed to draw any further conclusions... but I'll say for now that, within the parameters of the test flying I did, the wing seemed to actually handle better with the KF steps exposed & working, than it did when the filler panels were in place. This was far from a 'perfect' test, especially in view of the shift of the wing's center of lift when adding the filler panel, but I thought that some of you might be interested with the test methodology I used and the observations I was able to make while flying. It may be rather subjective, but I now have a better idea of how I'll proceed with further testing in the future.
For the next wing of this series which I build, I'll likely change the upswept wingtips to curve a bit more gradually, and to extend farther above the wing's upper surface - (more like thosse on the earlier DANCER series wings.) This should result in more 'virtual dihedral' affect on the wing, and result in a wing which is more self-stabilizing, and which does not have to be flown so attentively.
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Gigaah, you can do the same thing that Viking is doing. If you make two sets of templates: one with the step and one without. You can cut the wing without the step, swap templates, then cut out the step. You can then test the wing with the step, and then tape on the step and test again.
The vortices created by the KF step do change the location of the aerodynamic center and the pitching moment of the wing. This necessitates a relocation of the CG.
Once we select an airfoil shape, we need to determine what thickness the airfoil should be and what the step height should be. What is the optimum combination of thickness and step height for a particular airfoil for a particular KFm type? Unless we conduct multiple tests we have no way of knowing that adding a step of X height on airfoil Y with thickness of Z on a KFmQ wing with the step at W percent of chord, will have the same results if we change any of Q,W, X, Y or Z.
Ailerons! Did someone mention ailerons? I've been watching Fred's posts about his Blue Baby adverse yaw problems. Others complain of aileron ineffectiveness. I've seen the adverse yaw problem on my KFm2 SE5a biplane. The problems are almost exactly the same as Fred describes. If I turn with enough speed, more shallow angle of attack or apply rudder (as I should), the plane turns beautifully. The SE5a has tapered tips not tip plates. Is this the problem? I have no idea. I can say that aileron shape and placement is a non-trivial aerodynamics subject. Big surprise there. We should have an entire test program just to understand aileron, step, tip interactions.
Let me just say that testing folded foam wings, and testing cut foam wings at the same time can produce meaningful results. We just need to conduct well thought out tests, and collect as much data as we can. With enough data we can make educated guesses (that's the best we are going to get) as to what's happening in certain situations, what best shapes of wing, aileron, airfoil work best with which KFm variant, etc. I urge everyone interested in testing to do so. Don't spend time arguing which is the best method. Just make a plan, document it, and start making wings.
I am planning to use my old Slow Stick as a wing platform for now. I started drawing a wing plan form (including ailerons). The wing is 42" long, 10" wide, rectangular, and with no dihedral. The wing will have about 15% less wing area than the Slow Stick. It will not be a floater.
I plan to test a KFM4, and a KFm2 that later becomes a KFM3 to start. The KFm4 will have a 50% top step and a 40% bottom step (that can be changed to a 50% bottom step). This should give me more than enough to be getting on with. I plan to add yarn tufts and use a key chain video camera (under $10 on Ebay) to video the tufts. I sure hope I can get some useful data. I expect at first I will learn a lot of things I should or should not have done in testing. Fred, if you want to provided a cut wing to compare against, I would be delighted. I can provide the airfoil shape.
Viking, have you considered putting tufts on your wings, so you try to visualize what is happening at the tip? Might be helpful as you go from tip shape to tip shape. Just a thought.
Your wings are beautiful by the way. I've been watching you threads for a couple years now. I got more than a few ideas from you. Your help in testing will be invaluable I am sure.
You guys ever thought of trying this Mythbusters style ??? Make some sample KF wing panels , tufts and all ... and a "control" wing (flat plate with tufts) ... stick those out the window of a car moving at model speeds (two hands)... Have someone in the back seat video the results by varying the Angle of attack... Quick , simple !!
Sounds like the essence of simplicity- I like it!
My '63 Studebaker Commander station wagon with the sliding rear roof would be really handy for this... but it's been 'in storage' off the road for quite a while now, & it's not quite ready for the job. Ah, well...
I'm wondering how far out away from the sides or roof of a moving vehicle a test wing section would need to be, in order to be out of the disturbed / compressed air affected by the vehicle's body?
That's why I mentioned both hands , so you could lean way out and hold it in the "clean" air...
You know there is another way ... about 15 years ago (or more?) we built a wind tunnel out of a Huge appliance box, some scrap cardboard and a big box fan... worked ... we could suspend a plane with some string in the back of it and do simple testing and maneuvers ... Now a bit more engineering with some lights , a video camera, mounted wing panels with tufts , and a wind speed indicator (like the kind the glider guys use) ... We could get some usable visual data ... just another thought /remberence
Car thing would be EASY !!!!
I've got that in mind- thanks for the timely reminder! I have an 808 'Car Keys' camera that has the focus set for closeup work.
I ran into a bit of a delay in my ongoing test flying late yesterday ... (the rest of the story...) I had installed the Corona receiver with a shortened base loaded antenna setup, buried in the foam of the side of the fuselage. While playing with chasing thermals, I ended up flying close to 1000 yards out, and began to experience radio glitches at that distance.
With the setup of the filler panels taped in place in the wing resulting in the wing being hyper-sensitive - (flying as if it were tail heavy due to the shifting forward of the center of lift), I had my hands more than full, and the image of that airplane is mighty small at that distance..... Short story, I didn't manage to get it back into better radio reception range, and so the glitches continued, and the plane went down.
I got in the vehicle and drove over quite a loooong ways before I got out to walk the area where it went down to recover the aircraft.... So I have some repairs to the wing structure to do, and need to reinstall a full length antenna on the receiver before I am back out flying thermals again.
But Ahhhh, it wouldn't be as much fun flying within a small patch of sky when I have the incredible wide open skies to fly out here in South Park... a guy just has to range out and crowd the limits of visibility some days... and yesterday was another of those days!
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Willow looks so sweet with the kitty. She bounded with a kitten. Cute! She is a type of life saver. The bunny story
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Willow looks so sweet with the kitty. She bounded with a kitten. Cute! She is a type of life saver. The bunny story
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I absolutely love Willow!!!!! What a sweet, sweet pupper!!!
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What a pretty girl you are sweetie. I love your beautiful color and
those long,long legs. You seem like a natural born Mother and want to
help & protect the tiny creatures. You & sister Hannah make a good team
of helpers. Congratulations on being our honored DOG OF THE DAY Willow.
Sending you loads of hugs & kisses sweet girl.
ps. Thanks for your pictures. Especially liked to snoozing in the sun outside
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Congratulations and a very happy Dog of the Day to you, precious Willow!
Oh, what a beautiful girl you are, inside and out!!! Talk about having a heart of gold!!! Having a kitty myself who loves to "hunt" baby bunnies, I was especially touched by your amazing, heart warming, inspirational story! In fact, all of God's creatures have a friend and loving protector in you, dear Willow; you truly were heaven sent, an angel in a beautiful, red, furry coat! And many thanks to your Mommy as well, for helping to rescue and re-home so many deserving kitties! She is blessed, having a best helper and loving foster mommy, in you! I'll be telling your amazing story many times over the years to my fellow animal lovers, you can count on that!!!
Congratulations on your richly deserved day of honor, beautiful Willow! I hope you and your humans, and all of your furry and feathered friends and charges, enjoy a very happy, love filled day of celebration! Hugs and a zillions kisses to you, precious Willow!
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And my Rainbow Bridge Furangels...Jingles, Cody, Fritz, Chessa, Satin, Buddy, Lizzie, Oliver, Squeaker, Moonbeam, Rosie, Ruby~
Dear Willow, I think you are an angel disguised as a dog. What a sweetheart you are to look after the defenseless little ones. You're a beautiful girl and I hope you have a long and healthy life with your forever family. Congratulations on being our DOTD.
What a kind soul Willow is. A most deserving dog of the day! Congratulations sweet girl.
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Great story & great photos.
Willow, You are indeed the Dog of the Day and many days past and to come. What a remarkable dog you are because you care for the helpless. My dogs would not be that caring I'm sorry to say. It was a real pleasure reading about you and I enjoyed the photos very much. Congrats on being DOTD! Kay in NC
Wow! What a dog! I am amazed at your sympathetic feelings towards other animals - particularily baby ones. You are a true treasure, Willow! And pretty to look at too - lol!
Enjoy your DOTD status!
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Thank you all for the lovely comments on two years blogging and my learning post. I can't wait to share more of what I'm learning with you!
Now onto Vitamin D. {This post is sponsored by Eggland's Best.}
It seems to be the newest vitamin on the block, no?
In my opinion, it's finally getting the attention it deserves. Years ago (5-6) my Mom and I attended a Nutrition conference and I came home with a ton of new information, ideas, concepts, as well as a ground flax + oj morning shot habit and a slew of "bootlegged" Vitamin D Chocolate supplements. At the time, the USDA didn't feel as though Vitamin D supplementation was really necessary, so the upper levels were very low at 200 IU's.
Fast forward a few years and Vitamin D is everywhere, they've raised the RDA to 600 IU (still really low) and we are starting to realize just how important is. (Is it frustrating to anyone else that Nutrition seems to be constantly changing? It is why I will always focus on real foods and not the latest trend, news, diet, etc.)
Why is Vitamin D important?
- helps body absorb calcium and phosphorus
- helps deposit these minerals in bones and teeth
- helps regulate cell growth
- plays a role in immunity
How can we get Vitamin D?
- sun exposure (10-15 minutes in sun, no sunscreen, 3x weekly)
- dairy milk has been fortified with Vitamin D (100 IU per 8 oz)
- whole eggs (25 IU per egg, need the yolk!)
- salmon (up to 988 IU for wild caught salmon – 3.5 oz)
- sardines (240 IU – 3 oz)
- supplements
Obviously a combination of all of these is the best way to ensure that you are getting the Vitamin D you need. Salmon is a great source, but chances are you aren't eating it every day, let alone every week so it is important to include whole eggs, milk (if you do dairy), sun and supplements.
How do you ensure you are getting enough Vitamin D?
I get my Vitamin D a number of ways. Eggs happen to be a favorite food of mine, and definitely what I eat most often. I love salmon, but don't have it on a weekly basis and because I'm not a huge sardine fan and I don't drink milk I also take a supplement. Clearly I'm not getting much sunshine, it is still below 30 degrees here in Minnesota! 🙂


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8 Tips for Creating Content Like a TV Producer
March 13, 2014
Last week, I made the case for treating your presentations like a TV series. To recap, presenting your message in a series of releases allows you to incorporate feedback, build a following (and excitement!), and, ultimately, produce better content.
Creating a series doesn't mean automatic success -- think of all the TV series that have flopped. But there are some tips for taking the episodic route.
I recently completed a 3-episode SlideShare series on local content. Here are some of the lessons I learned.
1. Become an Information Chunker
Find a logical theme and flow relating to how someone might consume your content. For example:
- Why, How & What
- Who, What, When, Where & Why
- Before, During & After
Give them enough information in each episode to feel rewarded for their investment of time, but keep them curious enough to want to read more.
2. Focus on the Title
The title is the hook, and will account for most of your success. Consider 20+ alternative titles before you publish. You can even test different titles post publishing, if one doesn't seem to be working. Of course the body needs to be strong too, but your title will always be your hook.
3. Create a Visual Theme
You need to make each piece of content visually distinct, but also have a visual connection to the series. People judge decks by their cover. The cover page is second only to the title.
4. Repurpose Your Content on Your Blog & Other Platforms
Distill the essence of your deck/story for multiple forms of media. Use extracts to tease readers and build anticipation.
- SlideShare: Create a simple. short compelling deck.
- Instagram: Create images adding text highlights or takeaways. Pin, list and tweet these images.
- SoundCloud / YouTube: Create an audio or video soundbite as a trailer.
- Listly: Extract your key points as a list and make "playlists."
Be sure to also embed this content on your blog. Think of your blog as the anchor. Have these content outposts lead back to your anchor post for each episode.
Ask others to share and embed on their blogs too. If you don't ask, you won't get.
5. Cross Link Your Episodes
Make a list of the links to your different assents, and share and embed that list of links.
Make sure the last slide of each deck cross-links to the other SlideShares. Cross-linking your serial content is an important aspect of serialization -- people will not discover or consume your content linearly.
6. Promote Before, During and After You Release Each Episode
Promotion is about being consistent and persistent. Tell people what's coming, when it has arrived -- and remind people in case they missed it. Don't get bored of your own content. You can keep promoting it weeks, even months, post publication.
7. Use Hashtags
And speaking of promotion, use hashtags when you promote, too. People don't just follow people, they also follow keywords (aka hashtags). Check out RiteTag for recommendations of the best hashtags. Hashtags help new people discover you. For many, following topics beats following people.
8. Look to Your Metrics
Let your metrics be your guide. Just as with TV shows, it's possible for you to run a pilot and never proceed to make the rest of the series. Be agile. Measure quality by views, likes, comments and downloads. If any element didn't work, don't be afraid to retell the story in another way.
What's your experience with creating presentations as series? Have you got any tips to share? Tell us in the comments below!
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Seeking a Super-policy
It appears that U.S. President George W. Bush has reconciled himself to playing the role of scapegoat, of both the Democratic presidential campaign and that of his fellow Republican, John McCain.
It appears that U.S. President George W. Bush has reconciled himself to playing the role of scapegoat, of both the Democratic presidential campaign and that of his fellow Republican, John McCain. Someone close to Bush wrote recently that he is even being blamed for not anticipating China's economic growth, asking a bit irritably what he should have done - try to stop it?
But perhaps Bush is saying to himself: Let's see how you do in the White House.
The next president will have to deal with many complicated challenges, which he will presumably be compelled to try to resolve while bound by the same restrictions that constrained his predecessor. (It seems it will be harder ifi it's McCain, because the House of Representatives is expected have a Democratic majority.)
The two candidates have defined what appears to be a clear mission: to revive the American dream at home and improve the United States' standing abroad - or in simpler language, to make the rest of the world stop hating America. Putting this ideal into practice will be the hard part.
The attempt to cast this goal in the form of a catchy slogan, "American realism," used by U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in what The Washington Post described as "a foreign policy, in two words," has been a total failure among the Republicans as well as the Democrats. This was not meant to be a successful campaign slogan, but rather a short expression that would not just explain the U.S. change in doctrine for the history books, but also clarify for the American people what their task is. This assumes that a superpower needs some kind of super-objective greater than the desires of its parts.
Cautious isolationism, Thomas Jefferson's "empire for liberty," Franklin D. Roosevelt's "international cooperation," the need to halt Communism - all were attempts to create an all-inclusive outlook dictating policy areas from defense to the economy to culture.
When Communism collapsed, George H.W. Bush spoke of a "new world order," but had difficulty filling the vacuum created in the absence of the previous policy slogan. Bill Clinton fit well into the rapidly changing world, mainly due to his personal diplomacy, but even he wasn't able to find the right way of defining the dizzying change.
After 9/11, Bush, Jr., reduced the super-policy to a "global war on terror" that emphasized a dark side of globalization. In light of the pessimism that settled over America then, it seemed justified at first, but the war in Iraq wore out the phrase. Attempts to supply a more positive concept, like the "freedom agenda," were mocked by a large part of the international community. Hybrid creations like "ethical realism" and "progressive realism" safely reached the library bookshelves where they were filed away in collections of political science journals.
In the frenetic agenda of the current election, which has gone from the crisis in Georgia to Hurricane Gustav and back again to mortgages and the gas pump, it's tough to cultivate a super-policy, aside from good old pragmatism. It's not clear whether it's even possible to do so in light of the many problems facing the next president. But pragmatism is not a sufficiently attractive campaign slogan and is too primitive to describe a foreign policy.
So far, both presidential candidates have stuck with the slogan "change" and are fighting over whose change is more genuine. They have also managed to delineate their positions, with some fluctuation, on more specific issues. Barack Obama plans to use all means at America's disposal, especially diplomacy, in the international arena. McCain promises to give America back its dignity, as part of which he wants to stay in Iraq for as long as it takes to win.
Both say they have not taken the military option off the table when it comes to Iran - as a last resort, of course. Both think Afghanistan will remain a major project and are wracking their brains trying to figure out what to do with Russia's muscle flexing. But to get to a super-policy, one of them will ultimately need to set clear priorities.
Israel's limited role in the campaigns is no accident. This time as well, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not going to be at the top of America's foreign policy agenda - not any time soon, and not just because America is busy with other problems. The population that will ultimately decide in favor of one of the versions of "change" will rapidly be making demands in return.
Clinton ended his term by going all out in a last-ditch effort to reconcile Israel and the Palestinians, which made Bush uninterested in taking an active role in the Mideast peace process, for seven years.
This time, Bush, and primarily Rice, will try to leave the next president a peace process that is still alive, even if anemic. The extent to which the next president will want to make his presence felt in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will depend on his willingness to put all his weight on that frail card.
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My ex has been arrested for burglary of my home. he told the detective I invited him here and gave him 12k of things that belong to me. There is no evidence whatsoever of any invite, no phone records nothing. He is pleading not gulity, there are also witnesses who saw him on my drive at a much later time than he told police. what can he say as evidence to show he was invited. Of course he was not
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He could testify that he was invited is one way of showing he was invited. Of course, he could then be cross examined on that to test to see if it's true. You may want to hire your own attorney to make sure your rights are protected.
Answered on 5/26/13, 2:42 pm
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The most important criterion for achieving the maximum performance in a Wireless Mesh Network (WMN) is to limit the interference within the network. For this purpose, especially in a multi-radio network, the best option is to use non-overlapping channels among different radios within the same interference range. Previous works that have considered non-overlapping channels in IEEE 802.11a as the basis for performance optimization, have considered the link quality across all channels to be uniform. In this paper, the authors present a measurement-based study of link quality across all channels in an IEEE 802.11a-based indoor WMN test bed.
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Cuban star Chapman switches agents
Coveted southpaw hires Hendricks Sports Management
By Ed Eagle / MLB.com
According to multiple reports, the hard-throwing southpaw has dropped Athletes Premier International in favor of Hendricks Sports Management.
Chapman pitched for Cuba during the 2009 World Baseball Classic before defecting in July during a tournament in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Under the guidance of API agent Edwin Mejia, Chapman soon thereafter established residency in Andorra in the Pyrenees so that he could become a free agent and not be subject to the First-Year Player Draft.
Mejia had recently been involved in negotiations with several teams on Chapman's behalf and took the 21-year-old on a round of interviews with major media outlets.
"Athletes Premier International is greatly surprised and deeply disappointed that Aroldis Chapman has decided to change agents," API said in a statement, according to ESPN.com. "The agency has put forth a lot of time and effort towards helping him achieve his goal of becoming a Major League pitcher and he gave us no indication that he was unhappy with our advice or the way he was treated. We will have more to say about this matter at a later date, but in the meantime we wish Aroldis luck in his future endeavors."
Hendricks Sports Management, which is run by brothers Randy and Alan Hendricks, also represents Angels first baseman and fellow Cuban defector Kendry Morales, among others.
The Yankees and Red Sox are believed to be the most likely suitors for the 21-year-old Chapman, whose fastball has reportedly been clocked at more than 100 mph. Chapman is expected to receive an eight-figure contract for his services.
Ed Eagle is a reporter and producer for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Ladies and gentlemen, it's finally Friday and what a week it was! Award shows, a #Bridgegate political scandal, and the college football national championship game were just the tip of the iceberg.
Here in SoCal, we watched the polar vortex wreak havoc across the country from the comfort of our 75-degree paradise.
Looks like the Midwest and east coast are finally thawing out, with temperatures of a positively balmy 30 degrees!
It was exciting Wednesday night for our very own Carson Daly. The Voice picked up a People's Choice Award for Favorite Competition TV Show.
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Wells keeps rolling for Javelinas
Tigers prospect extends on-base streak to 35 games
By Robert Emrich / Special to MLB.com
The Tigers outfield prospect collected two hits and two RBIs on Friday to extend his Arizona Fall League on-base streak to 35 games and lead the Peoria Javelinas past the Peoria Saguaros, 6-3.
Wells, selected by Detroit in the 14th round of the 2005 Draft, is aware of the streak, which dates back to last season. But he said he tries not to carry that to the plate.
"It's something in the back of your mind, but its nothing that I take into the game at all or stress out about," Wells said. "I use a solid approach and it usually leads to getting on base. I just stay relaxed at the plate and it allows me to see the ball."
Invited to his first Major League Spring Training earlier this year, Wells is using the AFL to catch up after missing time during the regular season due to a fractured hamate bone. The Michigan native spent the year with Double-A Erie and already is looking forward to his second big league camp.
"[Next] year, I'll go into big league camp with a little more confidence, a little more comfortable and relaxed and battle for a spot out there, if it's possible," said Wells, who will play in Saturday's Rising Stars Showcase.
The 24-year-old Towson University product delivered an RBI double and scored to cap the Javelinas' three-run first inning. The Saguaros tied it in the third, but regained the lead an inning later. Wells provided some insurance in the seventh with an RBI bloop single.
Brewers prospect Lorenzo Cain stroked three singles, drove in a run and notched three of the Javelinas' seven steals. Brent Morel swiped home as part of a double-steal that snapped the fourth-inning tie.
Chris Heisey (Reds) blasted a two-run homer, his second in three games and fifth of the fall. Astros farmhand Jose Vallejo singled twice and drove in the Saguaros' other run.
Robert Wooten (1-0) struck out two in a perfect inning for the win and fellow Brewers prospect Zach Braddock pitched a 1-2-3 ninth for the save.
Zach Putnam, who did not allow a run in his first two AFL starts, surrendered three on four hits in two innings. Fellow Indians Minor Leaguer Connor Graham (1-1) was tagged with the loss after giving up three runs on two hits in 1 2/3 frames.
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FRESNO, Calif. — It will be the old paradox of the irresistible force versus the immovable object when Fresno State and Utah State square off Saturday night (8 p.m. MST) at Bulldog Stadium for the Mountain West Conference championship.
The Bulldogs are the irresistible force with an offense that ranks at the top of the MWC and among the best in the nation, while the Aggies are the immovable object with a defense that ranks at the top of the MWC and among the best in the nation.
The potent Bulldogs rank No. 1 in the country in passing offense (410.3 ypg), No. 2 in total offense (580.6 ypg) and No. 4 in scoring offense (47.3 ppg).
Meanwhile, the stingy Aggies are No. 7 in scoring defense (16.8 ppg) No. 11 in total defense (321.4 ypg) and No. 11 in rushing defense (111.6 ypg).
The Aggies are also 23rd in passing yards allowed (209.8 ypg), which is where the defense is really going to be tested by Fresno State quarterback Derek Carr, a projected first-round NFL draft pick.
"That will be a huge part of the game — the No. 1 offense in the Mountain West against the No. 1 defense,'' said USU coach Matt Wells.
The prize is the outright MWC championship and a presumed spot in the Las Vegas Bowl on Dec. 21.
The Aggies will be taking on a team that was seemingly on its way to a likely BCS berth before getting derailed last week in a 62-52 loss at San Jose State. The Bulldogs have regrouped and say they're excited to compete for the MWC championship and their first outright conference title since 1991.
"Understandably after Friday we were down and there was disappointment there,'' said FSU coach Tim DeRuyter. "Our No. 1 goal is to win the Mountain West championship and we get an opportunity to do that in our stadium where we haven't lost for two years. We have a chance to make amends for how we played last Friday and prove to ourselves that's not who we were for most of the season.''
Meanwhile, the Aggies have regrouped since a midseason injury to quarterback Chuckie Keeton, reeling off five straight victories to earn a spot in the inaugural MWC title game. The Aggies methodically played each opponent each week with the long-term goal of a MWC championship in mind, and they got their wish with the matchup against Fresno State.
Wells called the Fresno State offense "the Globetrotters on grass,'' saying, "They've got rhythm and timing and it's pretty right now.
"We need to try to slow down that offensive machine,'' he said. "Our defensive staff and players will relish that challenge. They've got great skill out on the perimeter. (Derek Carr) is the best quarterback I've seen in the last three years. Derek and his receivers are extremely talented.''
The Aggie defense is anchored by senior linebacker Jake Doughty, who leads the team with 130 tackles, and junior linebacker Zach Vigil, who has 107 tackles. Sophomore linebacker Kyler Fackrell has 76 tackles and four sacks; senior safety Maurice Alexander has 75 tackles and 3 1/2 sacks; and senior cornerback Nevin Lawson has four interceptions and 13 pass breakups.
On offense, the Aggies will be more balanced than Fresno State with Joey DeMartino, who has 180 carries for 1,024 yards, doing most of the running and freshman quarterback Darell Garretson passing the ball. Garretson, who replaced Keeton after he went down with a knee injury, completed 97 of 154 passes for 1,127 yards and nine touchdowns.
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GAME NOTES: The Bulldogs' top rusher is Josh Quezada, who played two years at BYU before transferring to Fresno. He has 733 yards on 132 carries for six touchdowns. ... Saturday's game will be televised on CBS. It will mark USU's second appearance on a major network to go along with the game against USC on ABC. ... Fresno State is ranked No. 23 in the latest BCS standings after being ranked as high as No. 14. ... The Aggies have intercepted 14 passes, all in last eight games. ... Utah State is 2-12-1 in Fresno, with their last win coming in 1980 (14-0). The Aggies and Bulldogs played to a 24-24 tie in 1990.


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BLACKSBURG, Va. -- Shh. Don't tell Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher that his No. 10 Seminoles didn't look like a top-10 team for much of Thursday night.
Don't even insinuate it.
Because in the end, it really didn't matter.
Fisher, quarterback EJ Manuel, and probably everyone else within the program left Lane Stadium on Thursday night deservedly ecstatic and validated by their 28-22 come-from-behind victory against a gritty Virginia Tech team that refused to quit. It was an important win not only for the ACC, but also for the Seminoles (9-1, 6-1 ACC), who are now just one win away from clinching the Atlantic Division title for the second time under Fisher. Florida State reached 9-1 for the first time since the 2000 team played for a national championship.
Much like the stunning 17-16 loss at NC State on Oct. 6, it was another down-to-the-wire thriller, but this time, Florida State avoided another disaster on the road in the final minute of the game.
"We had all kinds of mistakes, there's no doubt," Fisher said. "You'll fix 'em and go on. But you come in here on a Thursday night and win, guys. I'm not disappointed at all. To go 9-1, and be right here and beat Virginia Tech on a Thursday night here. We can criticize everything we want to criticize, but we came in and won a football game and did a heck of a job competing in the game."
Florida State proved it can win on the road outside of the state of Florida. This was arguably FSU's toughest road trip of the year, but the Noles made it more difficult than it had to be.
An astounding minus-15 yards rushing by the No. 14 rushing offense in the country? No problem -- the Noles came up with enough big pass plays.
Two turnovers? Small potatoes. The Hokies (4-6, 2-4 ACC) couldn't convert them into points.
Five sacks? No sweat. Manuel delivered in the clutch.
Only 3-of-14 on third downs? James Wilder Jr.'s fourth-down conversion on the game-winning drive was bigger.
"People might look and see we didn't execute on a lot of things, and we have to go back and fix those things, but that being said, Virginia Tech, historically, they've always played well on Thursday nights, especially at home," FSU kicker Dustin Hopkins said. "I expect more from our guys, and I know everybody else in the locker room does, it's not just me saying that, but at the same time it does feel good to come out of Lane Stadium with a win, because it's not easy."
Even against a Virginia Tech team in the midst of its worst season in 20 years. The Hokies have lost three straight and five of their past six.
Yet somehow they looked like the preseason Coastal Division favorites many expected them to be this season.
That shouldn't come as much of a surprise, considering the Hokies are 11-3 in Thursday night games, and Lane Stadium is one of the most unforgiving road venues in all of college football. Virginia Tech's defense played its best game of the season.
"I told our teammates you're not going to see the same team you see on film," Manuel said. "Virginia Tech is always going to be up and ready to play, especially us. And me being from Virginia, I know those guys, they want to beat me. I'm just so happy for our team, ecstatic."
With 40 seconds remaining, FSU receiver Rashad Greene took what probably should have been an 8-yard catch and instead sprinted 39 yards downfield to give the Noles a 28-22 lead. It was a situation and a scenario the team has practiced numerous times, in its two-minute drills at practice every Thursday.
"When I told them what we were going to call and do, they said, 'That's just like Thursday,'" Fisher said. "I said, 'You're right, here we go.'"
The defense, which had underperformed for much of the game (Tech had 385 total yards and 5.5 yards per play), came up with its most crucial stop when Tyler Hunter intercepted Logan Thomas with 27 seconds remaining.
Virginia Tech's defense blitzed over and over and over again, leaving the Hokies' defensive backs on an island, and eventually, Florida State exposed that. In a live-by-the-sword, die-by-the-sword gamble, defensive coordinator Bud Foster went with man coverage on the Seminoles' final touchdown drive. For the majority of the night, though, the Hokies had the better defense.
Until the final minute.
The Noles have now beaten the top three teams from the Coastal Division most likely to earn a spot in the ACC championship game: Miami, Duke and Virginia Tech.
They're not quite ready, though, to take the crown.
"We've got to go win a game at Maryland," Fisher said. "I don't ever feel like we've got anything wrapped up. I've been in this long enough to know that. No matter how you play somebody, a second time makes a difference. I just hope we get that opportunity."
With the win over Virginia Tech, FSU got one step closer to it.


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"Columbia's Anthony Rosado goes to the hoop for two of his 14 points" in last night's game. (SOURCE: Suzette Wenger, Staff – Lancaster Intelligencer Journal/New Era)
- "The second half could not have gone much worse for Columbia. Tied at halftime, the Tide came out of the locker room, got steamrolled at the start of the third quarter and it all went downhill from there." – Lancaster Intelligencer Journal/ New Era
- Letters to the editors in today's Lancaster Intelligencer Journal/New Era
- Why does it take a disaster to attract people who want to do the right thing to step up? "86 Penn State alumni compete for 3 seats on university's board of trustees" – Harrisburg Patriot-News
- The Historic Columbia Market House is open today and tomorrow (Friday)! First opened in 1869, the majestic structure that is the Market House retains the charm of another era as it delivers delights from the fields, orchards, ovens, kitchens, hands and hearts of local stand holders.
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The Norv Turner Era likely ended as it began: With a victory at Qualcomm Stadium.
Difference was, Chargers fans were a whole lot less excited about the Bolts on Sunday than they were in 2007.
Micheal Spurlock ran the opening kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown, Philip Rivers tossed two touchdown passes and the Chargers sent Turner out with a 24-21 win over the Raiders.
Turner's first game as Chargers head coach, a 14-3 victory over the Bears, came in 2007 one season after San Diego won the AFC West.
The head coach is on the outs now because of three consecutive years without a playoff berth.
It was over when : Danario Alexander and Rivers connected on a 34-yard TD midway through the third quarter making it 24-7.
What it means : The Chargers (7-9) swept the season series against the Raiders and ended up 9-3 against them in the Turner Era.
By winning three of its last four games, San Diego ended up outside of the top-10 for the 2013 draft.
The Raiders (4-12) locked up a top-five pick in the next draft.
Stat of the game : Philip Rivers had a passer rating of 142.0.
Second guessing : Did Dean Spanos make the right move when he allowed A.J. Smith to fire Marty Schottenheimer and thus hire Norv Turner six years ago?
Only Spanos knows if he would've done it differently if given the chance. Spanos gave Smith and Turner six years together to reach a Super Bowl, but they didn't get there.
Here, following, are the number of playoff victories achieved by the Chargers as the Era of A.J.-Norv unfolded: 2-1-0-0-0-0.
Unsung hero : Eric Weddle. Heady and reliable, the Chargers safety took a snap while in punt formation and plowed behind Bront Byrd's block for a first down, setting up a first-half touchdown.
What's next : Spanos is now expected to dismiss Smith and Turner, perhaps as soon as Monday.


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Our coalition is pressing for a range of reforms to international drug policy, including the prioritizing of human rights, public health, economic development, access to medicines, security, and the revision of the UN drug control conventions to eliminate the conflict that has emerged between treaty language and legalization of marijuana or other drugs in UN member states.
The statement linked here is signed by nearly 350 organizations, including major ones like the ACLU, Human Rights Watch and AIDS United. It argues that in cases of irreconcilable conflict, nations' obligations under the human rights treaties, which are enshrined as fundamental in the United Nations Charter, take precedence over provisions of the drug control treaties. The statement calls for a range of improvements to policies; for the UN to appoint a "Committee of Experts" to study the topic of drug treaty reform; and calls on the Obama administration to harmonize its foreign policy on drugs with its domestic policies by providing leadership at the UN to make that happen.
We look to the April 2016 UN General Assembly Special Session on the World Drug Problem (UNGASS), and we will continue to accept signatories for this statement through that time. To endorse it, please email David Borden at [email protected] with your organization's name, a sentence indicating that the organization endorses the sign-on statement, and your position within the organization.
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Huffington Post (May 6, 2015)
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Common Dreams (May 7, 2015)
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This letter is endorsed by over 250 organizations, including some of the leading organizations in civil rights, HIV/AIDS, faith-based organizing, criminal justice and drug policy reform, reentry for the formerly incarcerated, human rights, civil liberties, and many others. It asks President Obama to seek bolder reforms and take longer-term approaches at the "UN General Assembly Special Session on the World Drug Problem," the UN's highest-level drug policy session since 1998, taking place at UN headquarters in New York from April 19-21. The letter is being transmitted to the White House, the Office of National Drug Control Policy and the State Department on March 10, 2016.
Note that we have also circulated a sign-on letter opposing the death penalty for drug convictions. Information on this appears below.


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Frances Ha: Can a Hapless, Endearing Twenty-Something Get It Together?
Frances is a dancer in her late twenties getting by in New York, but just barely. She's hit a standstill in her personal and professional life and it seems like she'll never ever find the right path. Frances Ha somehow avoids falling into a cliche tale in its quest to answer will she or won't she?