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Aren't you glad I didn't include an image with this post? OK, so SEO isn't rocket science, but it's not a colonoscopy either. Well, maybe GooogIe thinks SEO is rocket science, but what do they know. 🙂
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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Matt Kenseth took questions on Thursday at Richmond International Raceway prior to participating in the Denny Hamlin Short Track Showdown charity race.
He was asked several questions about the unprecedented penalties NASCAR levied on his No. 20 Toyota team on Wednesday:
Q: What was your reaction to the penalties NASCAR announced yesterday? Do you think they were severe? Kenseth: "I think the penalties are grossly unfair. I think it's borderline shameful. There's no argument the part was wrong. They weighed it and it was wrong. However, there is an argument that there certainly was no performance advantage. If you can find any unbiased, reputable, knowledgeable engine-builder and if they saw the facts, what all the rods weighed. The average weight of all the rods was well above the minimum -- 2.5 (grams) above the minimum at least. There was one in there that was way heavy. There was no performance advantage, there was no intent, it was a mistake. JGR (Joe Gibbs Racing) had no control over it. Certainly to crush Joe Gibbs like that -- to say they can't win an owner's championship with the 20 this year is just, I can't wrap my arms around that, it just blows me away. And the same with Jason Ratcliff (crew chief). I don't feel bad for myself at all, but for Jason and Joe, I just couldn't feel any worse. There's no more reputable, honest hard-working guys with good reputations more so than those two -- I feel really bad for them."
Q: What affects you the most about the penalties - losing points or damaging your reputation?
Kenseth: "It's not really about me at all, honestly. I think that certainly, you know it depends, everybody is going to look at it different. You're going to get people that know absolutely nothing about the whole situation and kind of cheer or whatever - I can take all that fan backlash - it doesn't honestly bother me really in the slightest. I feel bad for Joe (Gibbs, owner) and Jason (Ratcliff, crew chief) the most and our partners as well. Even taking away the pole eligibility and all that stuff. Anybody in the garage, and like I said, any knowledgeable, reputable unbiased engine builder -- they know there was no advantage there. There was probably a disadvantage there if nothing else for the stuff being unbalanced. I don't argue, there was a scale and it says it has to weigh 225 grams and if it weighs 224.99, it's illegal. I don't think any of us have anyargument about that. I just think the penalty is way over the top for that. It wasn't anything trying to gain an advantage. It wasn't an advantage and it was a mistake. I think that should have been taken into account."
Q: How do you overcome the penalties and move forward? Kenseth: "Well, I don't think there's any more we can do. I think my team has done an incredible job this year as far as performance. We've ran better than I could have ever dreamed. We don't have all the finishes, but yet we do have two wins. I think it'sbusiness as usual. I think we have to -- probably when I walk out of here in 15 minutes or whatever -- pretty much put it behind us and hope the appeals process works and we get some people in there to look at everything that are reasonable and hopefully get the penalties at least reduced some. I think other than that, we put it behind us. Business as usual. I get to work with Jason (Ratcliff, crew chief) this weekend and go out and try to win a pole and try to win the race and just go with that attitude every week and just try to do the things we know how to do and keep trying to grow as a race team, and try to get better."


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Weed scientists have built-in job security. University of Illinois weed scientist Aaron Hager dryly joked about his secure job during a lecture on weed resistance that he gave at a recent farm show.
The lecture room was packed. Corn and soybean growers intently listened to Hager tell them that, yes, weeds are masters of change. If you cultivate to kill them, they will delay their emergence. If you spray continuously with one product, weed escapes will develop resistance and then spread millions of seeds across your fields. In other words, you can't beat weeds over the long term with the same strategy. Weeds will always find a way around it.
At a recent media event in Arkansas, growers demonstrated the nightmare that can develop if resistant weeds are not dealt with correctly. Flooding spread seeds from herbicide-resistant Palmer pigweed across 100,000 acres of cropland. Some growers were able to control the weeds with timely and multiple applications of products. Other growers who relied on fewer applications that were not applied on time failed. Journalists saw the results of these practices on a stop where a completely clean soybean field sat across the road from a completely weedy field.
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Possibly. However, the fact remains that the majority of the HERO system line is dedicated to Champions. It's HERO's biggest selling setting and the one most synonomous with the system. D20 has become a universal system of sorts, but would you suggest deleting the Dungeons & Dragons 3.X and Star Wars Saga threads and lumping them all together in a generic D20 thread? Or a better analogy here would be to move the M&M forum to a D20 thread.
I think the key here is that for the most part, Champions and HERO System are just about used interchangebly, despite the fact that HERO is a universal system, like you said. Most people use HERO for Champions and will instinctively go to a SuperHero thread rather than a Universal game thread.
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Julius Peppers' agent, Carl Carey, confirmed my report from last night: That the Eagles made an offer for the free agent defensive end.
The Bears, however, made the best offer and Peppers is heading to Chicago today. All signs indicate that the Bears and Peppers will get a deal done, but Carey wrote in a text message this morning that "we will see where things go from there."
There was a report from FOXSports' Jay Glazer that Green Bay defensive end Aaron Kampman was scheduled to visit the Eagles, but he later back off that claim and said that the Eagles had xsimply just spoke to Kampman's agent, Neil Cornirch. Attempts to reach Cornrich were unsuccessful.
Kampman is the same age (30) as Peppers and would cost the Eagles considerably less. Some believe he would provide as much an upgrade as Peppers would. Kampman, however, struggled last season. Some of those woes could be pinned on the Packers moving to a 3-4 defense and Kampman being turned into an outside linebacker. Kampman also suffered a torn ACL in Game 10. He had only 3.5 sacks in nine games last season, but compiled the third-most sacks in the NFL between 2006-08.
Peppers, though, has become the prize of the 2010 free agent class. In a new league year in which the free agency field has been diluted by the lack of a salary cap, he is expected to command top dollar. The former Carolina end made his fifth Pro Bowl appearance last season after recording 10.5 sacks. The 30-year-old has 81 career sacks.
While the Eagles have yet to announce any free agent signings or any potential visits from free agents, they did lock up fullback Leonard Weaver to a three-year deal. Here's our report from earlier.
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With the Tournament Realm in full swing and many online Tournaments coming up, many may wonder what separates a good player from a top quality one. One of those things is having excellent communication. Communication is key to success in Arena. Gear matters, skill matters, experience matters, comp matters, but without good communication you are sure to fail. Today I'm going to make a small outline of what makes for successful communication in Arenas.
1.) Gaming Microphones
Buy a microphone! Make sure your microphone isn't horrible. Make sure it doesn't make static noises, and when you talk it's clear. There are plenty of good gaming microphones; Try googling reviews for some and you will bound to find one you're happy with.
I can't tell you how many people I've played with that have horrible microphones! Bad microphones make me never want to play with them again. Don't be lazy, there are decent cheap microphones out there if you're on a budget. It's VERY annoying to play with someone's mic if it's too soft or makes a lot of static noises. Make sure your microphone isn't too close to your keyboard, especially if you've got one of those mechanical keyboards that make loud sounds as you type. You can be a really good player but if you don't have a microphone capable of making you sound clear, most people aren't going to be willing to play with you and your Arena ratings will suffer.
My microphone / headset
2.) VOIP Programs
Unless your partner is nearby or you have the gift of telepathy, you're going to need a VOIP program so you can talk to each other. One of the most common ones for Arenas these days is Skype. People also use Ventrilo and Mumble, but Skype is the popular choice with all top Arena players because it has the right combination of quality, IM capabilities and file sending.
3.) Talk!
You don't have to be outgoing to communicate during Arena matches. I've met many types of people, and they all communicate differently. Just remember to communicate anything you may deem important, including strategies, debuffs, or communication requests.
Watching high ranking teams play is a good way to get an idea of the level of communication your team should be aiming for. Each team will be a little different, but there are important basics that should be adhered to while your team learns to build its synergy. Calling out your CCs, cooldown usage, and positioning changes are all good things to start practicing. In order to effectively lock down an enemy, your team will need to know when you're using a CC, and in turn, you should expect the same of them.
For example, let's say as a Warlock you Death Coil a Rogue off of yourself to gain a little more room to breathe. You must communicate this with your team. Not only will this indicate that you're unable to fully contribute to a CC combo for another minute thirty, but you may also keep your ally from wasting an ability of their own to save your butt! As your team's synergy builds, your allies will begin to recognize when and how you use your CC defensively, and will preemptively assist you before that becomes necessary. However, it's never bad form to continue calling for assistance, and announcing the use and availability of your CC. Keeping these habits sharp is the key to improving, and communicating the state of your abilities is a great way to ensure that your team factors them into their on-the-fly strategies. There's nothing worse than losing a match due to forgotten cooldowns.
The flip side to this coin is factoring in your enemy's cooldowns as well. Communicating the use of your own abilities is just as vital as doing the same of your enemies. If a Rogue pops Shadow Dance, be sure to inform your healer that you will not only need dedicated healing for a short while, but that the Rogue's damage potential should also be reduced for x number of minutes. These bits of information will not only indicate when it might be safe for your healer to slow down and take a breath, but also when an enemy team may be vulnerable due to a lack of cooldowns.
Here's a video of me and my teammates in arena.
4.) What to Communicate in the Game.
- Call out your CDs (example: Shadow Dance coming up in 5 seconds; Get ready to burst!)
Let people know when your cooldowns are coming up, and when you're going to use them! It's important for your teammates to know in order to line things up to get kills or survive.
- Call out your CCs (example: I got Blind out of that Hex!)
Your teammates need to know when you CC! Calling your CCs out gives them a way to line spells out of it, pop offensive CDs, etc. For example, they should know when a healer is full blinded with no trinket. Knowing that helps them know the other team could be in big trouble especially if you have offensive CDs still up.
- Call out for help, that you're out of CDs (example: I have no Cloak of Shadows here, need help!)
Teammates do not share the same screen as you, it's not always possible for them to know when you are in trouble. Let them know when you're in an iffy situation! Just being able to communicate this well will let you survive a lot more often. Many times when players die in Arena they do so before every defensive CD is used.
- Call out enemy cooldown usage (example: Rogue is Shadow Dancing on me, or Warlock used Spell Lock)
If your teammates don't stack addons it's going to be important for them to be informed of enemy CDs too. Knowing when an opponent uses Spell Lock for example lets your teammate know he can free cast. Similarly, if you see your opponent use a PvP trinket, if you let your teammates know about it a minute later they might be able to set up a really strong CC chain and get the win.
- Positioning Changes (example: I'm running behind the pillar to land the kill, push up with me / I got feared to Mars, watch out!)
One of the biggest mistakes many people make is to not communicate their plans to change positioning. If you see an opponent in a bad situation and you want to go in that's great. However, it's much better if your whole team can camp on that opportunity.
- There's more! Point is, call out any big changes in the game so your teammates and you can know what's happening.
Did you guys win or lose? What caused the outcome of the game?
While comps / gear / all that matters a lot, it's not something you need to communicate too much about. It might be fun to talk about it, but what's more important is to talk about what to do better next game. Even if you win, it's good to review a game and say things like "This strat worked great, but I want to try this next time" or "I think I got out of positioning there when I got low, I'll try to be more careful" etc. Let your teammates know you're trying to improve the team, and they will do the same.
Morale is an extremely big factor to Arena teams doing well or horrible. People and teams who are sinking in despair will tend to lose every game they go into, and teams who are confident in their team will win. What's the lesson in this? Improve your team's morale and win more! Don't be the negative guy who ruins the game for everyone. Play and have fun even if you see mistakes from your teammates. Communicate and improve on it, but don't bash or personally attack someone.
This is the hardest when you lose, especially when you feel like the fault lies with one of your teammates. However, no matter how bad it is don't get into that trap of just blaming others. It's quite plausible you could be right; but there's no chance you played the game "perfectly" as well. No one plays perfectly, there's always room to improve. In most cases your teammates are trying their best to win as well, your goals are the same! Try to keep that in mind no matter how bad an Arena session gets. I've had days where my teams would win 50 games in a row, or go on a completely horrible ratio. Things happen! Bad nights happen. Don't let it get to you. Talk about what you think your teammates did wrong calmly.
What is your goal when you Arena? Usually to have fun or to win. Winning is usually fun. To win you need to improve your team. When you talk to your teammates keep that goal in mind. Use constructive criticism. Talk to improve, not to attack. You're not playing to argue or to bash your teammates (I hope). Criticize what your teammates did, not the teammate him/herself.
Be as positive as you can! No one likes playing with negative people. If you have nothing good to say and it won't improve an issue; don't say it.
6.) Overview
Know your enemy, know yourself, know your teammates. To do that you guys need to communicate! Get that microphone, download Skype, use your vocal chords, and most importantly don't be a prick! These simple things are what makes some top Arena players the best. Hopefully it'll help you do the same.


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TUSCALOOSA | The Federal Aviation Administration announced Friday that the control tower at Tuscaloosa Regional Airport will remain funded through at least Sept. 30.
TUSCALOOSA | The Federal Aviation Administration announced Friday that the control tower at Tuscaloosa Regional Airport will remain funded through at least Sept. 30.
That date marks the end of the federal government's current fiscal year.
Tuscaloosa's tower was one of 149 low-activity towers nationwide that are staffed with government contractors and were slated to close on June 15 as the FAA carried out its share of $85 billion in across-the-board federal budget cuts.
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Texas-based Robinson Aviation contracts with the FAA to staff Tuscaloosa's tower from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily for $43,269 per month.
Robinson Aviation employee Bill Henderson manages the control tower and said he and his fellow air traffic controllers were relieved to hear the news on Friday.
Tuscaloosa residents, he said, should be glad, too.
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With the holidays around the corner, what can I pair with a sequined mini skirt?
I absolutely adore the holidays! Nothing compares to the glamour and magic of end-of-the-year events and celebrating with acquaintances and friends around you. I also jump at any chance to rock anything that sparkles and shines, and the festive season is obviously the best moment to bust out some sequins.
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Here's how to make a powerful solar cell from nanowires: First, arrange microscopic flecks of gold on a semiconductor background. Using the gold as a foundation, build wires roughly 1.5 micron tall out of chemically tweaked compounds of indium and phosphorus using heat and vacuum pressure. Keep the nanowires in line by etching them clean with hydrochloric acid and confine their diameter to 180 nanometers. (A nanometer is one billionth of a meter.) Exposed to the sun, such a nanowire solar cell can turn nearly 14 percent of the incoming light into electricity—a new record for nanowire photovoltaics that opens up more possibilities for cheap and effective solar power.
According to research published online in Science—and validated at Germany's Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems—this novel nanowire configuration delivered nearly as much electricity as thin-film versions, even though the nanowires covered only 12 percent of the device's surface. That achievement suggests such nanowire cells could prove cheaper—and more powerful—if the process could be industrialized, argues physicist Magnus Borgström of Lund University in Sweden, who led the effort.
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The relatively new employee at Finish Line has been getting The Look a lot lately from customers. It's an expression that says: I think I know that guy. … He looks like he could be Matt Elam. … But why would a first-round NFL draft pick with lots of money be working at an athletic shoe store in The Oaks Mall?
The relatively new employee at Finish Line has been getting The Look a lot lately from customers. It's an expression that says: I think I know that guy. … He looks like he could be Matt Elam. … But why would a first-round NFL draft pick with lots of money be working at an athletic shoe store in The Oaks Mall?
Yes, the guy selling shoes and other athletic gear at the mall is none other than Matt Elam, the former Florida star and current Baltimore Ravens strong safety who is heading into his second year of a four-year, $6.7 million contract that included a $3.3 million signing bonus.
"People are excited, surprised, shocked — wondering why I'm doing this and why I'm here," Elam said Friday. "It's fun and I'm learning and I'm trying to build.
"I've got a business plan. That's what I'm trying to do."
While many of today's professional athletes seem intent on living (and spending their money) in the moment, Elam, coming off a successful rookie season with the Ravens, is already planning a financially secure future for himself and his family.
That's the reason he's working at Finish Line until he reports back to Baltimore at the end of April. That's also why he's back in classes at UF this semester, working toward his college degree.
Elam said he's working about 20 hours a week at Finish Line but he says it's not for the money. He's certainly comfortable financially. He said he's doing it to gain first-hand experience in retail sales that will help him one day open and run his own sporting goods store in the neighborhood he grew up in in Palm Beach Gardens.
"I had plans this offseason to get a job," Elam said. "I applied at five places at this mall. Finish Line reached out and was willing to let me come in and build. The other stores were wondering why I was doing it because I have a lot of money already. They were wondering if I was serious.
"It's not about the cash," Elam continued. "It's about me building for the future so my kids don't have any worries like I had growing up. I want my kids to have a stress-free life. That's why I'm building, building as much knowledge as I can right now.
"I've learned a lot in the short time I've been here. … Organization, everything you've got to know the ins-and-outs about. I feel it's really going to help me along the way."
Between working out with his former Florida teammates, going to school and working, Elam says his days are full. It's a lot of work for a guy who really doesn't have to work.
"I'm comfortable with it. It's keeping me busy and keeping me out of trouble in the offseason," he said. "I'm going to school, training, going to work and going home and going to bed. I'm keeping my days occupied and staying locked in and focused (on what I want to accomplish).
"Being a professional athlete, you've got to be organized and you've got to have a plan and you have to stick with it," Elam said. "If you don't, you're going to get yourself in trouble."
Elam said he's been trying to send that message to the UF players during his workouts with the Gators.
"I'm trying to get the guys going, motivate them — show them the way and what it takes to get there," Elam said. "Just giving these guys hope and letting them know. I feel like with me being around, it's really helping them."
Elam is taking nine hours at UF this semester. He's only 20 short of earning his UF degree in anthropology, he said.
"I'm chipping away at my degree," he said. "I feel like it's a big deal to get a degree from the University of Florida."
Elam said he's also planning on working toward getting his license to become a sports agent. "So I can help my nephews when it's finally their day," he said.
For now (and for the next few months), Elam is focusing on his current job at Finish Line and how it can help him secure his financial future. His job description, of course, has become a little different now that customers are starting to recognize him.
"A lot of people come up to me because of who I am," Elam said. "They are having me sign stuff and get their picture taken with me. It's a great experience."
Football is also on his mind, even in the offseason. In football, and in life, Elam always seems to be planning ahead.
He said he's looking forward to his second year with the Ravens after seeing extensive playing time as a rookie.
"It's great because of what I learned last year," he said. "I believe (my career) is going to take off. I'm so excited, just like I was going from my freshman year to my sophomore year at Florida."
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The Most Reverend & Right Honourable Justin Welby is to be enthroned as Archbishop of Canterbury tomorrow at Canterbury Cathedral. The 105th Archbishop of Canterbury will be enthroned in the presence of Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall as representatives of Her Majesty tomorrow.
There will be 2,000 people inside the cathedral as well as 16 cameras broadcasting around the world.
The Archbishop, who may one day be the person who crowns Prince Charles, will be seted in St Augustine's throne in the cathedral where a religious ceremony will take place to profess Dr Welby as the new Archbishop.
Meanwhile, elsewhere, The Earl of Wessex, Patron, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, will attend a Concert and Reception at the International Convention Centre, Broad Street, Birmingham, West Midlands and The Countess of Wessex will visit Ginsters of Cornwall, Moss Side Industrial Estate, Tavistock Road, Callington, Cornwall.
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Looking Toward the Weekend
Looking Toward the Weekend
It may be early, but why not take a look at some of the activities planned for later in the week.
This Friday and Saturday in Ozark they will be holding their annual Purple Friday Weekend Holidays event.
All day Friday and Saturday you can enjoy all kinds of food and fun! For instance you can enjoy the tunnel of lights, the snowzilla junior slide, horse and buggy rides, and a visit from Santa. The temperatures will be nice and chilly for you to enjoy the Ice Skating rink.
Even though showers may be around off and on for Friday - things will begin clearing out on Saturday for a wonderful finish.
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry on Friday said unleashing America's energy resources was the key to curing the economy, promising some 1.2 million new jobs and far scaled-back federal regulations if he is elected president.
The White House contender signaled Congress would have little role in the broad changes he proposed, which include expanding energy production on federal lands such as Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, although he pledged to continue the ban on drilling in Florida's Everglades. Perry said he would overhaul the nation's energy policy through executive orders and, in the process, reduce America's reliance on foreign energy sources.
"We must get America working again and a big part of the solution is right under our feet and right off our coasts," the Texas governor said in a steel mill near Pittsburgh. "Creating jobs in America is as simple as changing presidents and that is the choice facing America."
Perry's speech on a "pro-American, pro-jobs energy policy" was as much a reflection of his governing style as his views on protecting the nation's shores and skies.
Perry has spent years in a bitter tit-for-tat with the Environmental Protection Agency, which he accuses of imposing regulations that are expensive and inefficient, forcing energy companies _ from drillers to refineries _ to cut jobs in order to comply with the laws.
Perry's speech did not mention that it can be years between when drilling begins for new energy sources and a significant number of jobs can be created.
"When it comes to energy, the president would kill domestic jobs through aggressive regulations while I would unleash 1.2 million American jobs through safe-and-aggressive energy exploration at home," Perry said. "President Obama would keep us more dependent on hostile sources of foreign energy, while my plan would make us more secure by tapping America's true energy potential."
The Obama campaign issued a statement suggesting Perry's plan was old-fashioned.
"Governor Perry's energy policy isn't the way to win the future, it's straight out of the past - doubling down on finite resources with no plan to promote innovation or to transition the nation to a clean energy economy."
Republican rival Michelle Bachmann said the only difference between her energy plan and Perry's was that hers could be implemented "without abusing executive power."
Perry pledged to change the public's view of the nation's abundance of coal.
"America is the Saudi Arabia of coal," he said. "The American economy shouldn't be beaten into the ground when ... lower energy costs lie right under our soil," he said.
With a nod to a capital locked in partisan fights, Perry promised Congress would play only a small part in his plan.
"It can be implemented quicker and free of Washington gridlock because most of it does not require congressional action," Perry said. "Through a series of executive orders and other executive actions we will begin the process of creating jobs soon after the inauguration of a new president."
And, he promised, it would come quickly: within the first hundred days of his administration.
"We're standing on top of the next American economic boom. It's the energy that's under this country."
As Texas governor, Perry has had no success bypassing the legislative branch the way he pledged he would to get his energy policy enacted quickly. He issued an executive order requiring all school age girls to be vaccinated against a sexually transmitted virus that causes cancer. The Republican-controlled Legislature swiftly passed a bill overriding that effort and Perry chose not to veto it in the face of strident opposition.
Perry's environmental speech comes as his campaign tries to move beyond some early bumps and his momentum seems to have slowed. Shaky debate performances took away some of his shine, and as voters got to know details of his record they seemed to sour on yet another GOP contender who was, at one point, an instant front-runner.
Perry hoped to calm those jitters with the speech, delivered at a U.S. Steel Corp. plant that produces sheet metal used to make household appliances. While echoing the popular-with-Republicans call for increased drilling on federal lands, he also appealed to parochial interests in relaxing oversight and allowing drilling in Pennsylvania.
But it is unclear that if shale drilling rules remain slack and the industry increases its activities, this would decrease U.S. reliance on foreign oil. The drilling being done in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio is largely for natural gas, not oil _ and the price of gas dictates the speed of production more than regulation or any other factor.
Labor Department data show that only a tiny percentage of companies that experience large layoffs cite government regulation as the reason. Since Obama took office, just two-tenths of 1 percent of layoffs have been due to government regulation, the data show.
Perry also spoke in support of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline that is under review at the State Department.
"It's either going to go west to China or south to America. I know where I want it to go," Perry said.
The 1,700-mile pipeline, which would travel through Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma, ending up on Texas's Gulf Coast, would carry an estimated 700,000 barrels of oil a day, doubling the capacity of an existing pipeline from Canada. Supporters say it could significantly reduce U.S. dependence on Middle Eastern oil.
The project has become a flashpoint for environmental groups who say it would bring "dirty oil" that requires huge amounts of energy to extract and could cause an ecological disaster in case of a spill.
"The quickest way to give our economy a shot in the arm is to deploy American ingenuity to tap American energy. But we can only do that if environmental bureaucrats are told to stand down," Perry said.
Texas has some of the most limited drilling regulations, but the state is also coming under fire from its own residents _ many of them staunch Republican, energy-backing conservatives _ who are demanding the industry be held to higher standards.
Associated Press writer Ramit Plushnick-Masti in Houston and Chris Rugaber in Washington contributed to this report.


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Yeah, I know. It's not a great theory for what 'name' actually means and why it is 'name', but it is, according to most sources. Nama translates as name.Holdan wrote:What was a broad aggregate of five things become something extremely narrow & limited to one thing. When I name a spec of dust, which is essentially unimportant to me, as 'dust', feeling & intention are no significant here or exist at all. A child asks me: "what is the name of that tiny spec?", and I reply "dust". There is just basic perception & contact functioning here, with very little feeling, intention or even attention. Difficult to see the relevance of 'naming' in 'nama'. Naming would be what we plainly think & speak rather than what we intend or pay attention to.BlackBird wrote:So we can see that nama is not a thing as such, but an aggregate of things...How does Name come to be all this crap? That I am not entirely set on, but my theory is that you have name for things you experience so it is the name of this and the name of that, all of which is experienced. You are naming the parts that make up experience.


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CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH (WOIO) - For one local Boston Marathon runner, last week's bombing was not the first violence she had survived, she was also on campus for the Virginia Tech massacre.
In Boston, Kelly Willard had finished the race and was two blocks away when the bombs went off.
At Virginia Tech she was on lock down two buildings away from the mass shooter.
"You think that nothing like that'll ever happen again," Willard told our Dan DeRoos. "To go through something like that massacre and then the thing at Boston, and then I definitely had flash backs of Virginia Tech."
For Willard, who is from Cuyahoga Falls, this was her first Boston Marathon.
During the mass shooting she was on lock down for 12 hours in a room with no windows and limited contact with the outside. The feelings of not knowing she says, is similar to wondering if there were more bombs in Boston and who was responsible.
"The timeline at Virginia Tech was there was two hours in between two different shootings and so that shooter was still on the loose, until he killed himself," said Willard.
In both cases her husband was in the same area and it was tough getting a hold of him.
Willard says, "You feel very blessed at the end to come through it okay but it is very scary when it's happening. And you just wonder why did I get out okay and other people didn't and that's hard too to try to because your heart breaks from people that did that were affected."
For Willard there is a lesson in surviving two unimaginable acts of violence.
"Just teaches me it can happen anywhere though. A small-town Blacksburg, Virginia and a big city like Boston. You just have to keep on living and do what you want to do because you don't know when something like this is going to happen. What are the odds you know?"
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"A soulful flight", said Alexander Pushkin about Russian ballet. It
has made a name for itself over the world, and its success is usually,
and not surprisingly associated with the Bolshoi. But no single, even
the most famous theatre could keep up world fame.
Alongside with the Bolshoi, the country has several other brilliant
ballet companies, among which one of the most prominent places justly
belongs to the ballet group of the Moscow Musical Theatre named after
Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko. This theatre happily blends the
traditions of the Russian classical ballet school with a search for
the advancement of novel forms. The theatre itself stands in the very
heart of Moscow, in Bolshaya Dmitrovka street. Its attractive
old-fashioned auditorium seats 1,500, and is packed every night. The stage sets are truly magnificent.
The history of the theater's ballet group (there is also an opera
group) goes back to the late 1920's, when Moscow acquired a dance
company that called itself Art Ballet. Its production caught the
ballet lovers' attention right away. The audiences were captivated by
the performers' excellence as ballet dancers and drama actors. Credit
for this goes to the founder of the new company, former Bolshoi ballet
star Victorina Krieger, who used Stanislavsky's and
Nemirovich-Danchenko's system in her ballet productions.
The ballet group of the Musical Theatre consists of high-class
professionals, winners of national and international contests. The
Musical Theatre has long made an international name for itself. It was
enthusiastically applauded in Japan, France, Hungary, Portugal,
Yugoslavia, Latin America, Greece, Italy, Finland and other countries worldwide.
Address: Bolshaya Dmitrovka street, 17
, see map
About Brilliant Classical Stanislavsky Ballet and Opera theatre (established 1887, founded by Stanislavsky)
The Russian National Ballet Theatre has given Russian ballet a new lease of life. The theater's repertoire includes not only classical performances such as Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, Scotland Suite, Don Quixote and Gala Concert, but also modern ballets set to the music of Mozart, Bach, Ravel and others. The company personnel numbers more than 50 dancers, and is the result of the pain-staking search for dedicated and talented artists. A great effort has gone into providing the correct atmosphere and conditions in which to develop and perfect the artists` mastery and creative pursuits. The company"s main soloists are: Honoured Artist of Russia M. Bogdanova, E. Berezina, O. Pavlova and prize winners of international ballet competitions - M. Romanov, K. Pavinskaya, N. Ivanova, N. Kungurtseva, to name but a few.


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St. Francis High's Eddie Wadors, left, scores a touchdown on a fumble recovery Friday night against Overfelt.
The modest crowd was about the only thing unexpected Friday night at St. Francis High. Perhaps the rain kept football fans away from the playoff opener, or the presumption they would get another chance to see the Lancers play at home this Friday.
After all, it didn't take Nostradamus to predict the outcome of this Central Coast Section Division II quarterfinal game pitting top seed and perennial playoff participant St. Francis against an eighth-seeded Overfelt team making its first postseason appearance since 1998.
The Lancers made quick work of the Royals, routing them 42-0 in a contest that went to a running clock for the second half.
St. Francis (6-5) will be heavily favored again this Friday when it is slated to host No. 5 Aragon (8-3) at 7 p.m. in the semifinals.
"We've talked to the kids about how we're the guys with the target on our backs, so let's go out and show everyone why it's there," said coach Nick Navarro, whose Lancers tied for fourth in the ultracompetitive West Catholic Athletic League. "It's kind of a role reversal for us, because all year we were kind of the underdog in a lot of games."
Including two weeks ago when St. Francis shut out Serra to cap the regular season. The Lancer defense picked up where it left off against Serra, dominating Overfelt from start to finish. St. Francis, which didn't allow the Royals to get within field-goal range, set two school records: fewest rushing yards allowed (3) and fewest total yards allowed (7).
"They're good – they're real good," Navarro said of his defense, which limited Overfelt to three first downs. "The last couple weeks we had real good game plans, we felt, and just executed to near perfection. You do that and it's going to be hard for teams to move the ball, and that gives our offense a chance to get points on the board."
The Lancers put up 28 points in the first half, though quarterback Mike Lauck wasn't thrilled with their opening drive that stalled at Overfelt's 40-yard line.
"We have to pick it up next week and start off better," the senior said. "I don't think we took the beginning of the game seriously enough. We didn't come out with the fire like we did against Serra. I wish we came out with a little more fire and purpose to get to that CCS championship."
Lauck led St. Francis to touchdowns on its following two drives. He first tossed a 52-yard pass to halfback Alex Andrighetto, who scored a play later on a 2-yard run up the middle.
"The long pass play in the first quarter to Alex Andrighetto kind of sparked us and got our confidence back," Lauck said.
The offense was soon back on the field, thanks to a bad snap to Overfelt punter Francisco Cano that resulted in a fumble recovered by St. Francis' Jack Casarez.
Taking over at the Royals' 12, the Lancers reached the end zone three plays later on fullback Austin Guibor's 1-yard run. Patrick Fordham's extra point pushed St. Francis' lead to 14-0 with 2:01 left in the first quarter.
The Lancers fumbled away their next two possessions, but Overfelt couldn't move the ball more than a yard either time. St. Francis ended the half by scoring on back-to-back drives. Andrighetto darted into the end zone on a 4-yard run and Lauck connected with a wide-open Guibor on a 33-yard touchdown.
With the game in hand, St. Francis sat Lauck in the second half. The Lancers fumbled on their first series of the third quarter, but the Royals gave the ball right back. Linebacker Eddie Wadors scooped up a fumble and raced 9 yards for a touchdown.
St. Francis' final touchdown came late in the third on halfback Devin Hurtado's 11-yard scamper.
The Lancers totaled 302 yards of offense.


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2410 SE Delaware Avenue, Ankeny, IA 50021
It's fast food....so what can I say? It's predictable and quick! (And super service!)
|Celiac friendly
4431 Hwy 6, College Station, TX 77845
My celiac husband eats here all the time and hasn't had a problem! They have GF buns, and he gets the grilled chicken sandwich or grilled nuggets with fries. Ice Dream is also GF. When we order a milkshake we ask them to clean the machine first as they have a cookies and cream shake that could cross contaminate.
|Celiac friendly
2575 N Tustin St, Orange, CA 92865
This location is awesome. There are many choices for us like a gluten free bun, fries, grilled chicken, salads, sauces, etc. The staff is so nice and helpful too.
|Celiac friendly
1348 E John Sims Pkwy, Niceville, FL 32578
Never got sick from this restaurant. Lovely people who take great care of us.
|Not celiac friendly
10300 Southside Blvd Ste 310, Jacksonville, FL 32256
My son have celiac and he ate gluten free item but, unfortunately got sick after eat there...:(
|Not celiac friendly
10770 Parallel Pkwy, Kansas City, KS 66109
I have eaten at CFAs a half dozen times. However, I had a bad reaction after my recent visit to the legends location. I had a grilled chicken salad. I notified the staff of my allergy. Half way though my salad, I found two pieces of fried chicken in my bowl. I was sick all afternoon. The staff of kids were not knowledgeable of food allergies and unapologetic when I brought it to their attention. Spoke to one of my sons friends that work there. He said they make the salads ahead of time and pull and replace the fried chicken for baked when it is ordered. Dangerous practice for me. I will not return to this location.
|Celiac friendly
9980 Interstate Commerce Dr, Fort Myers, FL 33913
Great experience. Staff changed gloves as soon as said we need gluten free.
|Celiac friendly
7160 Peach Street, Erie, PA 16509
Excellent staff who knew about gluten free. Have gluten free buns. Food came in a separate plastic container marked for allergy alert
5773 AZ-69, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
I usually order grilled nuggets and a super food side salad.
2245 Dave Lyle Blvd, Rock Hill, SC 29730
Grilled nuggets and fries!!!!!!!❤
|Celiac friendly
1696 Stringtown Rd, Grove City, OH 43123
Dedicated fryer for French fries! YAY! Grilled chicken sandwich with gluten free bun. They keep the bun wrapped. Workers were conscientious of cross contamination. So great to eat Chick Fil A with the rest of my family.
118 College Dr, Hattiesburg, MS 39406
When I asked if they could accommodate a celiac, I was told emphatically NO.
239 Student Ctr, Lexington, KY 40506
waffle fries rock but I can't have soy and the seasoning on the grilled chicken is made with soybean oil! will come here for snacks often (fries, hashbrowns, fruit cups) haven't tried the salads
|Not celiac friendly
384 Southpark Circle Space B-10, Colonial Heights, VA 23834
We went through the drive through to try to get breakfast for my celiac daughter on our recent road trip. I asked if the hash browns were gluten free. I was told NO, nothing was gluten free except the gluten free bun. I was told that everything is put in the same oil. We were in the drive through and then had to stay in the line while we waited our turn. I'm not sure if it was an overly cautious employee or the store doesn't have a dedicated fryer. Ended up getting GF brownie from Dunkin down the road instead. Which, though not ideal to eat for breakfast... we were almost home and it had to be quick.
|Celiac friendly
255 Duncan Dr, Auburn, AL 36849
I have eaten at this Chick-fil-A location many times and never gotten sick. They have a separate fryer for their fries and chicken products. The fries are made in canola oil and all of their chicken is fried in peanut oil. I always get their grilled nuggets and fries. Chick-fil-A sauce is gluten free too!!! Be sure to tell them you have a gluten allergy (I actually have Celiac, but sometimes saying that confuses them, but they understand when you say "I can't have gluten"), and they will "red flag" your order, meaning that everyone on the line will change their gloves, etc. before handling your food.
1540 E Woodlawn Rd, Charlotte, NC 28209
Day take care to be gluten-free, but quality is just awful. Gluten-free bun tastes like sawdust
1300 Macarthur Dr, Alexandria, LA 71301
Staff were very helpful but not knowledgeable enough to make me feel comfortable eating there if I didn't have my Nima sensor. Tested my son's fries and no gluten was detected, so definitely a dedicated fryer!
5001 Beechnut St, Houston, TX 77096
They had good service however I ordered grilled chicken tenders and got fried ones. I ate the fries and later got something at home. I did not get sick though so it was ok.
|Celiac friendly
6812, 43568 US-27, Davenport, FL 33837
The gluten free bun is prepackaged and they offer gluten free waffle chips.
19531 Coastal Hwy, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
Fries are awesome and cooked in separate fryer than nuggets and all. Offer gluten free bus for grilled sandwiches and offer grilled nuggets. Salads are good as well.
|Celiac friendly
1691 E Market St, Harrisonburg, VA 22801
My husband who is celiac was able to eat here without any cc. The young cashier was knowledgeable about celiac. He was unable to eat the waffle fries but had a grilled chicken sandwich. The bun was in its own plastic wrapping. I recommend highly this place!
|Celiac friendly
7885 Highway 72 W, Madison, AL 35758
They know exactly what to do when we come here. They change gloves, do an allergy watch, and make things fresh. They are happy to do it as well. Not all chick fil a's are safe but we are safe eating here.
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1545 Rocky Mountain Ave, Loveland, CO 80538
Team leader took our order and answered questions about dedicated frier(canola oil) for fries. Staff also changes gloves for fries and grilled chicken when a gluten "allergy" is declared during ordering. We love having a place to have a quick lunch with friends. We order fries and grilled nuggets. Never tried GF bun, but is available here.
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4715 Medical Dr, San Antonio, TX 78229
Manager not knowledgeable about how food is prepared and if the dressings have gluten or not.
3806 Ambassador Caffery Pkwy, Lafayette, LA 70503
Great gluten free options!!! Excited about the fries!
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4801 Outerloop Road FC2, Louisville, KY 40219
I explained as I ordered that I needed the allergy flag and glove changes. The sweet lady who rung me up clearly didn't know much about CD. She didn't flag the allergy, gave me a wrap when I ordered grilled nuggets, and gave my husband fried nuggets when he also ordered grilled. I ended up getting contaminated.
1348 E John Sims Pkwy, Niceville, FL 32578
Never gotten sick from here. 👍🏼
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12600 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise, FL 33323
Get grilled nuggets, fries and vanilla shakes here all the time!
7007 Fm 1960 Rd W, Houston, TX 77069
I love the Grilled Chicken with honey mustard! So good for just a quick stop! Has some gluten free items!
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12240 Montana Ave, El Paso, TX 79938
Gluten Free bun with grilled chicken, grilled nuggets, waffle fries, fresh fruit. When ordering flag it for gluten allergy.
2601 Dawson Rd, Albany, GA 31707
Staff refused to make grilled nuggets or fries for my daughter. Management was the one who refuse to the food. Would not recommend eating here.
|Celiac friendly
Nau Dining, Flagstaff, AZ 86011
They fry their fries in their own fryer, doo there's no contamination there. The grilled nuggets are not that great, but they do have some good salads!
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Great! I had the grilled nuggets and fries and it wasn't a problem
14647 North Meridian Street, Carmel, IN 46032
I hate the taste of the grilled chicken. It's not the same dining experience as the traditional chicken.
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1752 Us Highway 1 S, Saint Augustine, FL 32084
Chick-fil-a has been a very safe place for us. At first we would just order grilled nuggets and then she would get sick but now we say gluten allergy to the staff and they take it seriously and now we never ever get sick
4555 Centerplace Dr, Greeley, CO 80634
I eat here often and I haven't gotten sick yet. One of the staff members has celiac disease and completely understands. I always ask them to change their gloves when they handle my food. So far I feel safe when I eat here.
1691 E Market St, Harrisonburg, VA 22801
Offer gluten free bun! Had grilled chicken on bun. Bun came wrapped in plastic.
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12026 NE 124th St, Kirkland, WA 98034
Never had an issue with chick-fil-a. Hash browns and fries are fried separate and are delicious. So are their grilled nuggets!
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2013 Lynnhaven Pkwy, Virginia Beach, VA 23456
The staff were so happy to help!
220 Route 73 N, Marlton, NJ 08053
We have ordered the grilled nuggets and fries a few times and my Celiac and sensitive girls have been okay. However, every time I ask the staff to mark our order as a gluten allergy, which they can do, they look at me like I'm crazy and have to ask a manager. So, I guess we have been lucky since they make the fries in a different fryer than the breaded chicken and grill the nuggets.
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24400 East Smoky Hill Road, Aurora, CO 80016
The staff was sure to make sure there was no cross-contamination, and the food was delicious!!! i didn't have to worry, and didn't feel sick after. it was great
9939 Sowder Village Sq, Manassas, VA 20109
Good gf bun. Fries and many sauces are gf. Overall good experience.
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1867 Watson Blvd, Warner Robins, GA 31093
Requested gf bun with grilled chicken sandwich , asked about sauces and dedicated fryers for the fries , the staff noted everything and was knowledgeable about gluten free.
156 Federal Rd, Brookfield, CT 06804
My 1st visit, didn't know what to expect. Very friendly, GF option was baked chicken, with a GF bun. Dedicated fryers for the waffle fries. Manager on duty was great.
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377 Amherst St, Nashua, NH 03063
My sister and I are both very sensitive to gluten and have been here multiple times and have never had a problem. At this location specifically, the service is awesome! The workers are always willing to help and will answer your questions. They can alter meals to make them safe (ex - remove tortilla strips and pumpkin seeds seasoned with barley from their southwest salad)
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8430 Bond Rd, Elk Grove, CA 95624
Chik-fil-a is so popular but its not a good gluten free option. If you are going out with friends, theres about 3 options to choose from. For an actual meal, not really worth it. Be careful if you are celiac!
6000 N Terminal Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30320
Staff was super nice and accommodating. They do not have the grilled nuggets anymore, but they suggested the grilled chicken sandwich with no bun. And the fries are still fried separately. Just ate it and it was really good. I'll update this post if it makes me sick.
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The food honestly isn't my favorite, but they're very good about keeping the gluten free food safe, have a separate fryer, and have a gluten free menu.
3605 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80525
I've had the grilled nuggets and fries @ another location, I am pretty certain I got glutened when I went to this location.
8213 Golden Link Blvd, Macedonia, OH 44067
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What to do if your glasses break in Switzerland
First, panic in a controlled manner. Second, call your insurance company and find out what happens if you need to buy new glasses (they will reimburse you for a fraction of the cost as long as you don't need new ones very often). Third, walk to the local lunetterie to find out if they can fix your glasses. Fourth, leave your glasses there and have them say "no receipt necessary, just give us your name when you come to pick them up."
What happened, you ask? This morning the metal part that adjoins one of the nosepads to the rest of the frame snapped. The lunetterie in Renens seems to think they can solder it back together for 30chf, which is not so bad. I can retreive them on Saturday, perhaps, or if not, Tuesday or whenever I can make it back there next week. I hope this works. I don't want to buy new glasses here. For now, I'm happy I have contacts so that I don't spend the next several days feeling my way across town for lack of sight.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Anton Zaslavski, the DJ and producer known as Zedd, is sitting in a temporary recording studio at the back of his bus on a recent tour stop, but he hasn't had time to turn the computer on or slip on the headphones.
One of the hottest young DJs and producers in music, the baby-faced 24-year-old's to-do list is so long there are things on it he may never get to. He's got two songs on the charts, the deluxe edition of his debut album "Clarity" is out this week, he's finishing music for Lady Gaga's forthcoming album "ARTPOP" and there are new projects pitched to him every week that he fields from his bus-studio.
"It's the best studio on a bus I've seen so far," Zaslavski said. "I can't afford not to be working on music for that long. ... I just don't want to not be able to finish something."
Classically trained as a child and rock 'n' roll obsessed as a teen, the German-born Zedd turned to electronic music only recently. But already it's gotten to the point where he will soon have to say no. Is there any such thing as too busy in the grab-it-now pop music world?
"Generally, if you would have asked me that question five years ago, I would have wished to ever be in that spot," Zaslavski said. "But then when you're in that spot and you have to say no to things you would actually love to do, that's a bummer, and a lot of opportunities I'm getting right now are amazing."
With artists like Justin Bieber and Skrillex on his resume, Zaslavski has caught the attention of the pop music world. His single "Clarity," featuring Foxes, recently reached No. 2 on the Billboard pop songs and dance/electronic songs charts and is moving in on 2 million in digital sales. And he's released a new single "Stay the Night," featuring Hayley Williams of Paramore.
With that project out of the way, he's focused on music for Lady Gaga, whom he met through his remix work and joined as the opening act for her tour of Asia.
"I was inspired even before we played the first show when we did the rehearsals and I saw how many things you can do," Zaslavski said. "It's pretty impressive and that got me motivated to push the limits and make the best electronic show there is on the market, which is what I'm working on."
Well, one of several things he's working on. There's also this film that he hasn't quite said no to yet. And all the requests for remixes? They're just so hard to turn down.
"I kind of say, 'I will ASAP,'" Zaslavski says with a laugh, "but when exactly is that going to happen? That's the kind of spot we're in right now."
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KAPOLEI, Hawaii - Angela Stanford shot a 5-under 67 Friday to open a four-stroke lead after three rounds of the LPGA Lotte Championship in breezy Hawaii.
Stanford is 13 under going into the final round Saturday, ahead of Hyo Joo Kim and Michelle Wie at 9 under.
Stanford, a five-time LPGA winner, finished the day with six birdies and one bogey, one day after taking the tournament lead with a 64 in the second round.
''I kind of found something (here) and for some reason I just have a really good feel on these greens,'' Stanford said. ''It's been a lot fun watching the ball go in.''
Stanford birdied two holes in a row on the front nine, getting to 10 under with a birdie on the par-5 fifth hole. She moved to 13 under with birdies on Nos. 11, 12 and 13.
Wie shot 2 under in the third round and is tied with the 18-year-old Kim, who shot a 69 on Friday.
Wind gusts were up to 20 mph across the fairways at Ko Olina Golf Club, a resort area in west Oahu, according to the National Weather Service.
''It's hard,'' Stanford said. ''It's hard for everyone - you just have to be patient.''
Wie, who played with Stanford, had bogeys on Nos. 7 and 18.
''It was kind of a like a head-scratcher kind of day. A lot of putts didn't end up where I thought they would,'' Wie said.
Cristie Kerr shot a 70 to move to fourth at 8 under. Amy Anderson, top-ranked Inbee Park and So Yeon Ryu were tied for fifth at 6 under. Anderson, an LPGA rookie, shot her best round yet with a 68.


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The Houston Dynamo were held to a 0-0 draw against Costa Rican champion Deportivo Saprissa in the first leg of their CONCACAF Champions' Cup semifinal Wednesday night at Robertson Stadium.
The Dynamo dominated possession and created plenty of chances but could not find a decisive final shot. Houston fired 17 shots for the game but only forced four saves from Saprissa goalkeeper Keilor Navas. At the other end, Dynamo goalkeeper Pat Onstad made seven saves to record his second Champions' Cup shutout of the year.
Houston forwards Brian Ching and Franco Caraccio had most of the chances, and Ching's failure to direct a wide open stoppage-time header on goal summed up the game for the Dynamo.
Ching had opened the game with a close chance as well, ripping a left-footed shot into the outside of the net in just the second minute. The Dynamo continued to press the game, and both Eddie Robinson and Caraccio were denied on corner kicks, Robinson by midfielder Try Bennett and Caraccio by Navas.
Despite Houston's possession, Saprissa improved toward the end of the first half, and left midfielder Andres Nunez had several good chances. His best opportunity came in the 30th minute, when he cut back at the left edge of the penalty area and curled a right-footed shot toward the far corner, but Onstad turned it around the post with a full-stretch save.
The second half saw Houston send wave after wave of crosses and entry passes toward the penalty area, but the Dynamo could never connect in the final third of the field. Caraccio had two golden chances after 65 minutes, one after a Ricardo Clark block that Caraccio looped high. The other came on a one-on-one chance after a through ball from Richard Mulrooney, but a sliding Navas saved the Argentine's chip.
Saprissa relied on veteran forward Ronald Gomez's counter-attacking abilities and rarely troubled Onstad in the second half, managing just one shot due in part to the outstanding effort of Dynamo center back Eddie Robinson.
With the crowd on its feet, the Dynamo had a chance to earn the win in stoppage time when De Rosario bent a perfect ball to the top of the six-yard box, but Ching flashed his header wide, and Saprissa held on for the tie.
The Dynamo now face the daunting task of needing to beat Deportivo Saprissa in Costa Rica to advance to their first Champions' Cup final.
Deportivo Saprissa vs. Houston Dynamo
April 02, 2008 -- Robertson Stadium, Houston TX
CONCACAF Champions' Cup -- Semifinals, Game 1
Scoring Summary:
Deportivo Saprissa -- Keilor Navas, Gabriel Badilla (Bryan Jimenez 75), Jervis Drummond, Victor Cordero, Andres Nunez, Try Bennett, Armando Alonso (Michael Barrantes 81), Jose Luis Lopez, Celso Borges, Jairo Arrieta (Cesar Elizondo 63), Ronald Gomez.
Substitutes Not Used: Fausto Gonzalez, Alejandro Castro, Manfred Russell, Kendall Waston.
Houston Dynamo -- Pat Onstad, Patrick Ianni, Bobby Boswell, Eddie Robinson, Wade Barrett, Richard Mulrooney (Geoff Cameron 75), Ricardo Clark, Dwayne De Rosario, Corey Ashe, Brian Ching, Franco Caraccio (Chris Wondolowski 80).
Substitutes Not Used: Tony Caig, Kyle Brown, John Michael Hayden, Erik Ustruck, Craig Waibel.
Misconduct Summary:
HOU -- Bobby Boswell (caution; Reckless Foul) 70
SAP -- Michael Barrantes (caution; Delaying a Restart) 89
Referee: Courtney Campbell (JAM)
Referee's Assistants: Anthony Garwood (JAM); Ricardo Morgan (JAM)
4th official: Terry Vaughn (USA)
Attendance: 10,260
Weather: Cloudy-and-75-degrees
All statistics contained in this boxscore are unofficial


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Same-Sex Couple Benefits in Limbo
Married same-sex couples may be denied benefits at Florida National Guard posts. That's because the state is unsure on how to process benefit requests on state property after the Defense of Marriage Act was struck down earlier this year.
Ron Bunting, a LGBT advocate says, "It's like anything else, if its civil rights the only way you get it is to keep banging on the wall and it eventually comes down."
Earlier this month federal military bases were required to allow married same-sex couples to register for benefits.
At the beginning of September, the Florida National Guard sent a letter requesting the guidance of Attorney General Pam Bondi's office on the subject.
Her response: a letter saying the state cannot provide a legal opinion because of insufficient information. The letter goes on to say the National Guard fails to indicate the course of action the department will take if a same-sex married couple applies for benefits.
Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi have similar same-sex marriage laws. Those three states have already refused to allow married same-sex couple to apply for benefits at National Guard posts.
LGBT advocates say they are hopeful the state will allow same-sex couple to get benefits at the National Guard posts.
Jim VanRiper with Equality Florida states, "There's court battles popping up all over the country, obviously. Fortunately 47 stats have said you know they'll honor DOD's decision to respect those couples in the military."
For time being the Florida National Guard is advising same-sex couples to submit their benefit applications at federal facility's managed by federal employees.
Pam Bondi's office or the Florida National Guard were not available for an interview.


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Raymond Jones Jr. of Huntsville and Jeff Martin of Pell City have been re-appointed to the Alabama Conservation Advisory Board by Gov. Robert Bentley.
Martin, a dedicated angler, hunter and conservationist, is president and co-founder of Vicious Fishing, a fishing tackle manufacturer located in Dora, Ala. Martin also currently serves on the board of the Tackle the Storm Foundation, which was founded in 2011 after the devastation of Joplin, Mo., to provide fishing rods, reels and other equipment to children who lost everything in the tornadoes. Martin served four years as co-chair of the auction committee for the Alabama Governor's One-Shot Turkey Hunt.
Martin replaced Grant Lynch of Talladega on the Conservation Advisory Board in February 2013.
Jones, who has been a board member since 2007, is an avid outdoorsman who owns property designated as Alabama Treasure Forest. Jones is past chairman and founder of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation in Huntsville, former Cattleman of the Year of the Madison County Cattleman's Association and Helen Mosley Treasure Forest Award winner.
"I greatly appreciate Jeff and Raymond's willingness to serve on the Conservation Advisory Board," said Conservation Commissioner N. Gunter Guy Jr. "I value their expertise and wisdom and look forward to continuing to work with them to protect and promote our state's rich natural resources."
The Conservation Advisory Board is composed of 10 members appointed by the governor for alternating terms of six years, and three ex-officio members – the Governor, the Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, and the Director of the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. The Commissioner of Conservation and Natural Resources serves as the ex-officio secretary of the board.
The board assists in formulating policies for the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and examines all rules and regulations. By a two-thirds vote of the members present and with the governor's approval, the board can amend, change or repeal current rules and regulations or create and promulgate additional rules and regulations. The board also assists in publicizing the department's programs and activities.


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OAKLAND TWP — State police are investigating the death of a woman whose body was found Sunday morning behind the Oneida Valley dam.
Investigators suspect she was dumped there after suffering an apparent drug overdose.
Police said the woman was from Clarion County but they did not immediately release her name. She was believed to be in her 20s.
A couple walking on the road that runs in back of the dam found the body and notified authorities around 10:30 a.m.
Butler County Coroner William Young pronounced her dead. There was no trauma on the body or other evidence that suggested she died of foul play, investigators said.
There was no identification on or near the body. The woman had what appeared to be needle track marks on her arms
An autopsy was performed Sunday night. Young said a cause of death is pending toxicology results.


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Dual SD's? [and other questions]
Was wondering about if anyone tried Dual SD cards? I'm guessing that Rockbox might not work very well with it, and that the internal X5 controller maybe doesn't even support a master/slave setup?
Not that I need a huge amount of storage right now, but having the possibility to upgrade in the future would be great. Was thinking of getting this one: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=250797019701
Would it work alright?
Also, I need to replace the battery(bought it used and it's five years old, so yeah..). Would this one work alright? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=200587665412
Lastly, I'd very much like the official dock, but I can't find it anywhere. Anyone knows someone who has it in stock(or a used one is okay too) and who ships to Sweden?
And yeah, I got my X5 yesterday and I'm already starting to like it(though the Rockbox startup-time is not really that great IMO, probably because of the harddrive[hence me wanting to replace it]).
Thanks in advance.
EDIT: A battery is on it's way to here, we'll see how that goes. I'll hold off a bit on the SD-mod.
UPDATE: Battery arrived, working nicely. Not done any benchmarks yet, but now it starts off showing max capacity as opposed to the old battery which was nearly empty on startup(though it just had completed charging).
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