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SNAPPED up by one of the country's most prominent promoters fresh from becoming a national ABA champion and then being hailed as the new Ricky Hatton – seemingly, the only way was up for Joe Hughes at the beginning of his professional career three years ago.
But the 23-year-old now knows that things don't always go to plan.
A series of injury problems took their hold on Hughes midway through 2012 and kept him out of the ring for more than a year before he made his long-awaited comeback in Trowbridge last month.
Hughes has no problems admitting that thoughts of hanging up his gloves crossed his mind but he is hoping to turn his injury nightmare into motivation for success.
He said: "There were a few points where I thought 'am I just going to keep getting injured?', 'when will I fight again?' or even 'will I ever fight again?' Was keeping getting injured my body telling me to knock it on the head?
"(Quitting) does run through your head. There are a lot of fighters that get injured and you never hear from them again. There are people I've trained with that it's happened to but luckily I've come out of the other side of it all."
Hughes' enforced ring sabbatical came in the wake of his clash with Mark McKray in October last year.
He said: "I was already injured going into that fight with my knee but I wanted it so much. I ended up hurting my hand and my coach sat me down and said 'we're going to have to have a break and not arrange any more fights'.
"I was still in the gym doing what I could but I had to stop all of the running and the impact stuff and I had cortisone shots in my leg and my hands.
"Luckily enough, I've got a few sponsors (Bush building and bricklaying and Bankham Surfacing) and if it wasn't for them, I probably would have put boxing on the back-burner because I've got bills to pay. Boxing is my job. I work for two months up until a fight and only get paid afterwards, which isn't a lot, so it's very tough living almost on the breadline.
"Most pro fighters have to work full-time and train on the side but I'm trying to give it a good go and I'm lucky to have that sponsorship. My goal is to become British champion and I want that to just be the start so, to do that, I have to give it 100 per cent and be training full-time.
"Now I've gone through it all I think it's made me hungrier and made me appreciate the sport a bit more – it re-motivated me."
After signing with Frank Maloney in 2010, Hughes' introduction to the pro ranks took place as far afield as Sheffield and Doncaster.
But following Lennox Lewis' former manager's retirement from boxing promotion earlier this year, he is currently working solely alongside trainer Andy O'Kane.
"Being with Frank was strange – it was good in some ways, bad in others," he said.
"It was bad because we were relying on them to have TV shows and I was always waiting to hear when they were going to be. But it was great to be on the really big shows and I've got that experience in the bank now so when I step back up, it's nothing new to me.
"When you're on a TV show, you don't know when you're going to be fighting half the time. Someone can get knocked out in the first round of a ten-round fight and you've got to go on half-an-hour before you were supposed to.
"When I first turned pro, I was aiming to have six fights a year but that didn't happen. It's almost been like I've had to start again.
"I was hoping to have six fights a year and by now I would have had 18 fights but as it is, I've only had eight. I did have 70 amateur fights so I have had a lot of experience in the ring but it is very different to life as a pro.
"I'm hoping that my bad luck's out of the way and I can push on now. My coach is the man managing me now and he's going to get me as many fights as possible on as many shows as possible.
"I feel ready now to challenge for titles.
"I feel that I'm good enough and experienced enough to do it but it's just about getting that opportunity."
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You see the following error code when trying to sync your iTunes music or video library to your Windows Phone 8 using the Windows Phone app for desktop:
Try the following solutions to resolve this issue.
Solution 1: Uninstall and reinstall app
Uninstall and then reinstall the Windows Phone app for desktop, and then try again.
Solution 2: Restore the default libraries
Try restoring the default libraries, and then syncing your iTunes account again.
Note This procedure does not affect any of the data in the libraries.
This action re-creates the libraries. All of the data in the library folders should now be accessible through File Explorer (or Windows Explorer) libraries.
Solution 3: Sync from the Windows libraries
If you can't sync from the iTunes library, but you can sync from the Windows libraries, try the following:
Solution 4: Troubleshoot sync errors
See Fix sync errors between Windows Phone and iTunes (Windows) to troubleshoot sync errors between Windows Phone and iTunes.
If you keep experiencing the problem, contact Xbox Support.
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Not necessarily new, however the article does appear to be updated:
It's Here:Introduction to Spyware Keyloggers
By Sachin Shetty
The most recent delivery methods used by malicious spyware require no permission or interaction with the users at all. Dubbed as "drive-by downloads,"
Keyloggers can be one of three types:
1. Hardware Keyloggers. These are small inline devices placed between the keyboard and the computer. Because of their size they can often go undetected for long periods of time -- however, they of course require physical access to the machine. These hardware devices have the power to capture hundreds of keystrokes including banking and email username and passwords.
2. Software using a hooking mechanism. This type logging is accomplished by using the Windows function SetWindowsHookEx() that monitors all keystrokes. The spyware will typically come packaged as an executable file that initiates the hook function, plus a DLL file to handle the logging functions. An application that calls SetWindowsHookEx() is capable of capturing even autocomplete passwords.
3. Kernel/driver keyloggers. This type of keylogger is at the kernel level and receives data directly from the input device (typically, a keyboard). It replaces the core software for interpreting keystrokes. It can be programmed to be virtually undetectable by taking advantage of the fact that it is executed on boot, before any user-level applications start. Since the program runs at the kernel level, one disadvantage to this approach it that it fails to capture autocomplete passwords, as this information is passed in the application layer.
The Blazing Tools Perfect Keylogger will be analyzed in this paper because it has been found hidden in so many Trojans on the Internet.
Normal spyware cleanup/prevention should take care of it.
The article was an interesting read, however note their opinions about OS's and browsers.


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Written by Bill Moroney, Gothenburg Thursday, 28 June 2012 13:24
Last Friday morning, June 22, my wife and I were driving in Daryl Keiser's funeral procession from the American Lutheran Church to the Lutheran Cemetery northeast of Gothenburg.
As we were going north on Lake Avenue at the Evangelical Free Church four young men were washing a car in the church parking lot. They stopped washing the car while the funeral procession drove by. A block north of the church another young man on a bicycle stopped and put his hand over his heart as the procession went by.
To these young men I say thank you, commend you and give you a big pat on the back. You stopped what you were doing and showed respectfulness to the family and Daryl. Someone taught you well. These acts show that not everything or everyone is wrong or gloomy in our society today.
Daryl would have said way to go "Kiddos."


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At Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, the SkyPriority check-in area is located at check-in desks row 9, 10 and 11 in Departure Hall 2.
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MAC Fabulous Felines: Palace Pedigreed (Lips & Cheek)
Lipglass: Docile, Lap of Luxury, Best of Breed
MAC Fabulous Felines: Palace Pedigreed Review, Photos, Swatches (Lips & Cheek)
Make sure you've read part one, which covers all of the eyeshadows, pigments, and eyeliners!
Lipstick ($14.50 U.S. / $17.50 CDN)
- Aristo-Cat is a semi-opaque played-down pink with mauve and a golden-peach sheen and high frost finish. It has a cooler tone to it, though not overly so (closer to neutral than really cool). This is a very frosty lipstick, so if that's not your thing, I'd definitely skip this shade. I really like the color, and no immediately dupes are coming to mind — it's kind of like the cool-toned version of Fresh Salmon (Spring Colour Forecast).
- Cunning is a semi-sheer deep berry red with a supposedly frost finish. This doesn't feel or look like a frost at all to me–it has more of a glaze or lustre feel and look. I find this shade rather streaky, and it seems to accentuate every single line in my lips. Might be nicer as a stain.
- Of Royalty is a creamy, light-medium pink with subtle blue undertones, so it's one of those candy pink lipsticks… that actually doesn't take on an almost purple look (like Saint Germain, Snob, etc.). However, it is rather similar to that family of shades (Saint Germain, Snob, VG Gaga, etc. etc.). It has a cremesheen finish.
- Superior is a sheer pink and silvered-white glittered lipstick with a dazzle finish. It's more of a layering shade than to be worn alone (and by layering, it helps keep the glitter from migrating elsewhere, too).
Lipglass ($14.50 U.S. / $17.50 CDN)
- Best of Breed is an ultra sheer, pale, cloudy blue with multicolored shimmer, though predominantly white shimmer. It's similar to Chillin', but it has shimmer. It will give lips a slightly cooler tone, but overall.
- Docile is a sheer, cool-toned, iridescent pale, milky pink with multicolored shimmer. It reminded me of Icescape, or a lighter, more muted version of Cultured lipglass.
- Lap of Luxury is a reddened berry with multicolored shimmer, though predomindantly darkened pink. It's semi-opaque, but it does settle a bit into lip lines and can look blotchy if you aren't careful. I feel like I've seen this color but I'm blanking on possible dupes at the moment, but hopefully will have some for you next week when I update the post with missing items. Right now, it reminds me of the lipglass version of Odyssey lipstick.
Mineralize Blush ($21.00 U.S. / $25.00 CDN)
- Pet Me is a soft, medium pink with yellow undertonse, which makes it a warmer pink. It doesn't appear to have any shimmer, though perhaps a very subtle sheen. Overall, more of a semi-matte finish, though. If you liked Dainty, you'd probably like this shade.


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Chancellor Angela Merkel said that the German government is listening to investor complaints about the proposed financial transactions tax and will take their views into account when designing the levy at a European level.
Merkel, in an interview in the Chancellery in Berlin today, recommitted her government to the tax, citing the disparity between commercial transactions subject to value-added tax and financial transactions that are "basically free." At the same time, she signaled she's sensitive to industry concerns the tax in its current form threatens to backfire, hurting pensions and damaging the wider economy without raising the revenue planned.
"We are aware of the fact because this tax is not introduced globally that it needs to be a tailor-made kind of tax that does not have the effect that you have described," Merkel said. "That would obviously be a very bad thing to do."
The chancellor, who is running for a third term in national elections on Sept. 22, says the financial industry must bear part of the cost of the debt crisis and has resisted pressure by other euro-area governments, including France, to allow direct recapitalization of banks from European rescue funds. Her comments today are the first indication that she may respond to criticism of the tax on financial transactions from European officials and fellow leaders from the U.S. to the U.K.
G-8 Meeting
Speaking three days before she'll attend a Group of Eight summit in Northern Ireland at which the global economy will be on the agenda, Merkel said that Germany will pursue "the right mix" of boosting domestic consumption, spurring economic growth and solid finances, rather than relying on austerity.
With Barack Obama due in Berlin on June 18-19 for his first official visit as president, Merkel, who heads Europe's biggest economy, said she'd throw her "full political weight behind" a free-trade agreement between the European Union and the U.S.
"We need big projects together that unite us," she said. "We ought to use this window of opportunity."
In Europe, the EU has proposed a broad-based tax on stocks, bonds, derivatives and other trades that could be collected worldwide by Germany, France and nine other EU nations that have so far signed up. Critics argue it may cause more harm than good, with ATP, Denmark's biggest pension fund and a major investor in bunds, saying that a levy may make German debt less appealing.
Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party backs the proposal for a financial transaction tax, saying in its draft campaign platform that it should be introduced "as quickly as possible," while "safeguarding the interests" of Germany's financial industry.
'Certain Code'
Merkel said that policy makers seeking to devise "a certain code of conduct for the banks" must avoid building "disadvantages" into the financial transaction tax.
"This is why we discuss this among the states in Europe who wish to introduce such a tax -- how it ought to be designed," Merkel said. "I am also talking to investors. I know their concerns and we have not come to an end of our deliberations."
For now, the European Commission is resisting calls to exclude government bonds from the proposed levy, saying it wants to limit exceptions to make the tax hard to avoid.
The EU's proposed financial-transaction tax may not generate any revenue because of the market damage it would cause, European Central Bank Governing Council member Christian Noyer said last month.
"The immediate effect will be either to destroy financial sectors" such as the repurchase agreement market, or to create conditions in which "the cost of borrowing in the real economy will increase for everyone," Noyer said in Paris on May 28.
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January 30. 2014 9:26PM
Man accused of murdering sister is sole heir to her estate
By KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
— One year after a city business owner was allegedly killed by her schizophrenic brother, new revelations are being made about her estate.
According to court documents, Judith Rolfe's estate has been awarded to Duane Rolfe, the same man accused of beating her to death on Jan. 19, 2013, at the Nashua home they shared for decades.
"It has recently been reported that Mr. Rolfe has significant funds as the sole intestate heir to his sister's estate, or in the form of jointly held funds," Timothy Landry, public defender, says in court documents on file at the Hillsborough County Superior Court.
The documents go on to say that police found an unknown amount of money while searching the siblings' home at 8 Belmont St., which is where Judith Rolfe was found murdered from multiple blunt force injuries to her head and contusions to her brain.
Despite the inheritance, Landry says he is not aware that Duane Rolfe has access to, or the legal right to expend any of the funds. Landry has already indicated his intention to possibly seek an insanity defense for his client.
Duane Rolfe, who operated McDonald's kitchen shop in downtown Nashua for decades with his sister, was originally scheduled for trial this week on two alternative counts of murder.
Duane Rolfe was deemed incompetent to stand trial last summer, however, and a status conference hearing has since been planned for March 4.
"Mr. Rolfe is not presently competent to stand trial but is potentially restorable," according to court documents. Court records indicate that Dr. Philip Kinsler, a clinical and forensic psychologist, believes Duane Rolfe's mental status is improving, and that medical treatment since his incarceration has been beneficial.
If the defense believes Rolfe's competency has been restored before the next hearing in March, it may inform the state to expedite the case, court records say. The scheduling of a restorability hearing may be requested by either party, according to a previous ruling.
Kinsler has diagnosed Duane Rolfe as psychotic, or legally insane, at the time of the alleged attack. According to court documents, Rolfe was likely suffering from schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder, which manifests itself in illogical, irrational and delusional behavior.
The state conducted its own mental evaluation on Rolfe to determine whether he is competent to stand trial. Dr. Albert Drukteinis, a clinical psychiatrist, performed the state's evaluation, although that document has been sealed at the courthouse.


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WASHINGTON A conservative anti-tax group has pushed some Republicans to back off support for a vote on the latest farm bill.
U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton, R-Cortez, had signed a petition last Wednesday that would have forced a vote in the House on the legislation but later removed his name. Though the bill came out of committee this summer, it has not yet been filed for a vote before the full House. The discharge petition, introduced by U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley, D-Iowa, pushes the farm bill for a full floor vote.
Nine Republicans signed the petition, but only Tipton and Renee Ellmers, R-N.C., withdrew their support. In an email to The Durango Herald, Tiptons spokesman said he had signed the petition to send a message to GOP leadership urging action on the bill.
That message got attention, and after adding his name, leadership assured Congressman Tipton that they would be taking action on the House floor in the near future to provide some certainty for the agriculture community, Tipton spokesman Josh Green wrote in the email. With that assurance, Congressman Tipton was comfortable with removing his name from the petition.
The Club for Growth threatened Republicans who signed the discharge with a bad report card on its website. In the past, negative ratings from the group have often resulted in a club-backed primary opponent or negative advertising.
The group opposes the farm bill, saying it adds a whopping 60 percent increase in spending over the 2008 bill, it creates new entitlement programs that could prove extra costly to taxpayers and it does nothing to reform the food stamps program.
The House version has made more severe cuts than the Senate version, which takes $16 billion from food stamps. Some House Republicans say its not enough to meet the $130 billion in savings under the 2013 House budget.
The likelihood of the bill passing before Sept. 30 is slim, congressional staffers said.
Tiptons Democratic opponent, Sal Pace, criticized him for removing his name.
It seems like a pattern where congressman Tipton is more concerned with serving his party instead of serving his constituents, Pace said.
He said many people in the 3rd Congressional District rely heavily on farm-bill programs, including the conservation reserve program, drought mitigation and funds to combat bark beetles.
Leigh Giangreco is an intern for The Durango Herald and a student at American University in Washington, D.C. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com


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By Mohammed Abbas
LONDON (Reuters) - Argentina accused Britain on Tuesday of promoting Israeli-type settlement on occupied land in the Falkland Islands, while British parliamentarians said Buenos Aires was using "megaphone diplomacy" to assert its claims to the islands.
A bid to build confidence and bolster trade between Britain and Argentina in London's parliament descended into acrimony as British lawmakers and Argentinian Foreign Minister Hector Timerman traded barbs over the remote South Atlantic islands.
Britain and Argentina fought a 10-week war in 1982 over the Falklands, part of Britain's self-governing territories some 300 miles off Argentina's coast.
Buenos Aires calls the islands Las Malvinas, and has ramped up efforts to stake its claim to the territory as firms seek to tap oil and gas deposits around the islands.
Timerman, visiting Britain to further his country's claims to the Falklands, has declined to meet British Foreign Secretary William Hague to discuss the issue due to Britain's insistence that Falkland islanders also attend the meeting.
Argentina insists that the dispute is one between two states, and the views of the roughly 3,000 people living on the islands should be expressed through their own government, while Britain says the islanders have a right to self-determination.
Timerman dismissed a referendum on the islands' future planned in March, a vote widely expected to show the islanders want to remain British.
"The people living in the islands are British subjects, asking them if they want to be British is like asking (Israeli) settlers if they want to be Israeli or Palestinian. It makes no sense," Timerman said during a heated exchange.
Asked about his remarks to British media where he predicted Argentine ownership of the islands within two decades, Timerman said: "Through dialogue and support from all over the world we will be able to talk with the British and have a good result."
But he ruled out any future military move to seize the islands.
"No, of course, no never again, never," he told Reuters.
British parliamentarians accused Argentina of using "offensive" arguments and "megaphone diplomacy" in asserting its claims to the islands.
British lawmaker Chris Bryant labeled the comparison to Israeli settlers offensive, while Derek Twigg, who heads parliament's Falkland Islands group, retorted that the issue of self determination was "non-negotiable".
"The Falklands are not for Britain to give, or Argentina to take," he said.
Martin O'Neill, a member of parliament's upper chamber, accused Argentina of megaphone diplomacy and said Argentina never missed an opportunity "to bang the drum".
"It is one thing to come here and refuse to meet people. It's quite another thing to eschew any possibility of more subtle means," he told Timerman.
Both sides had started the meeting stressing historic ties and the benefits of boosting bilateral trade. Timerman had thanked Britain for its sacrifices during World War II.
The Argentine foreign minister was unfazed, and repeated his call for talks with Hague, but without the islanders.
"It is not true I don't want to hear the Falklanders' views. They have a foreign affairs minister who can tell me anything he wants about their views," he said, adding that he was ready for an open dialogue "right now".
"We can have a great future but there are issues in which we have to talk frankly and openly."
(Reporting by Mohammed Abbas; Editing by Jon Hemming)


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Hey there y'all.
I've got a simple sale here for a Pinokio hopper (2010 design) with an Exalt Feedgate but unfortunately the extended nose broke long ago ... I'm looking solidly for $50 through paypal.
The condition and performance of the loader has always been top-notch. Pinokio makes a great loader in my opinion and this one was certainly no lemon. From this loader I have never had any issues and the reason I am selling it is purely because I am moving to pump play.
I have painted the front and dorsal area of the loader .... I hope that doesn't deter you
Condition of Product:
completely functional; I would estimate the hopper has only seen 6 to 8 thousand rounds run through it with only one break splashing into the feedtube (which I cleaned up promptly).


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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- On an emotional night, the LA Galaxy picked up a vital point in their run to the postseason with a 1-1 draw with the Columbus Crew.
The match ends a grueling nine game, month-long stretch for the Galaxy. LA will now have a brief four day break before returning to the training field on Monday to prepare for their CONCACAF Champions League match against Isidro Metapan at The Home Depot Center on August 23rd.
Below are Arena's thoughts on the match....
"We played okay. We're a bit of a tired team. This has been a challenging trip. Obviously, the Crew played with a lot of emotion tonight. This is one of those games where a draw is a fair result for both teams."
(On how he wanted the Galaxy to combat the emotion of the Crew...)
"Obviously it was hard to find 11 players that could play. We're pretty exhausted from Sunday night and the trip across the country as well. It's a little on the difficult side. We knew that this part of the season was going to be a little bit of an issue, and our guys did alright. We had some fatigue at the end of the first half. The Crew created a bunch of good chances probably between the 35 and 45 minute. At the end of the game, we positioned ourselves to win the game and you can't ask for much more. It's always good to get a point on the road, but we would have obviously preferred three."
(On if he can imagine what the Crew is going through...)
"I can imagine a little bit. It's certainly a very difficult situation. We feel for the Urso family and the Crew in this sad time and tragic event. We hope that time helps heal a little bit here. That can't be an easy situation for the family or the organization. We wish our very best to the Urso family and the Crew. Anything we can do to support them, we would certainly do that."
(On Mike Magee's status...)
"He's okay. He just got kicked."


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via Winston Smith Ministry of Truth
The following is from "A Psychologial Profile of Adolph Hitler: His Life and Legend" by Walter C. Langer, Office of Strategic Services, Washington, D.C.
The OSS was the predecessor of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The report was declassified in 1968.
Hitler As He Knows Himself
Part I
There are some people who seriously doubt that Johann Georg Hiedler was the father of Alois. Thyssen and Koehler, for example, claim that Chancellor Dollfuss had ordered the Austrian police to conduct a thorough investigation into the Hitler family. As a result of this investigation a secret document was prepared which proved that Maria Anna Schicklgruber was living in Vienna at the time she conceived. At that time she was employed as a servant in the home of Baron Rothschild. As soon as the family discovered her pregnancy she was sent back to her home in Spital where Alois was born. If it is true that one of the Rothschilds is the real father of Alois Hitler, it would make Adolph a quarter Jew. According to these sources, Adolph Hitler knew of the existence of this document and the incriminating evidence it contained. In order to obtain it he precipitated events in Austria and initiated the assassination of Dollfuss. According to this story, he failed to obtain the document at that time, since Dollfuss had secreted it and, had told Schuschnigg of its whereabouts so that in the event of his death the independence of Austria would remain assured. Several stories of this general character are in circulation.
Those who lend credence to this story point out several factors which seem to favor its plausibility:
(a) That it is unlikely that the miller's assistant in a small village in this district would have very much to leave in the form of a legacy.
(b) That it is strange that Johann Hiedler should not claim the boy until thirty-five years after he had married the mother and the mother had died.
(c) That if the legacy were left by Hiedler on the condition that Alois take his name, it would not have been possible for him to change it to Hitler.
(d) That the intelligence and behavior of Alois, as well as that of his two sons, is completely out of keeping with that usually found in Austrian peasant families. They point out that their ambitiousness and extraordinary political intuition is much more in harmony with the Rothschild tradition.
(e) That Alois Schicklgruber left his home village at an early age to seek his fortune in Vienna where his mother had worked
(f) That it would be peculiar for Alois Hitler, while working as a customs official in Braunau, should choose a Jew named Prinz, of Vienna, to act as Adolph's godfather unless he felt some kinship with the Jews himself. [1]
Other Articles of Interest:
- Adolf Hitler's DNA shows North African and Ashkenazi Jew ancestry
- Adolf Hitler's half-sister, Angela Hitler, was manager of Mensa Academia Judaica, a boarding house for Jewish students, in Vienna before WWII
- Leading Greek priest speaks out on national TV against "international Zionist conspiracy", says Hitler "an instrument of world Zionism"
- The myth of Adolf Hitler the 'brave WWI hero' - Hitler actually ridiculed and despised as a "rear area pig" by his regiment
- Adolf Hitler - A puppet of International Jewry tasked with the destruction of Germany


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The Associated Press
Nov. 13, 2013
MIAMI (AP) — LeBron James scored 33 points and sat out the fourth quarter, while Michael Beasley scored 19 off the bench as the Miami Heat had little trouble in beating the Milwaukee Bucks 118-95 Tuesday.
Mario Chalmers finished with 15 points and seven assists for the Heat, whose previous biggest victory margin was a 12-point triumph over Chicago on opening night. Chris Bosh scored 10 for Miami (5-3).
John Henson and Gary Neal each scored 18 points and Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 11 for Milwaukee — all three of them putting up those points off the Bucks' bench. Caron Butler was the only double-digit-scoring starter for the Bucks (2-4), finishing with 10.
Miami played without Udonis Haslem (back) and Ray Allen (ill). Shane Battier started in Haslem's place.
DALLAS (AP) — Dirk Nowitzki had 19 points to pass Jerry West on the NBA's career scoring list and help Dallas beat Washington.
Nowitzki hit consecutive 3-pointers late in the third quarter, the second one putting him at 25,194 points for 16th place, two ahead of West.
Trevor Ariza led the Wizards with 27 points, including five 3-pointers. He also had seven rebounds and four steals.
Monta Ellis started slowly from the field before scoring 10 in the fourth quarter to help the Mavericks improve to 4-0 at home this season. Ellis matched Nowitzki with 19.
Nowitzki ended up 8 of 19 from the field with eight rebounds, two assists and steals. He has 25,197 points for his career. Reggie Miller is 15th on the scoring list with 25,279 points.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jordan Hill had a career-high 21 points and 11 rebounds in his first start of the season, and Pau Gasol added 14 points and eight rebounds in Los Angeles' victory over New Orleans.
Nick Young scored 17 points for Los Angeles, which lost five of its last seven before trouncing the Pelicans, who beat them handily last week in New Orleans.
Jodie Meeks and Xavier Henry scored 15 points apiece for the Lakers, who led by 20 points in the first half before coasting to their 12th win in their last 13 regular-season meetings with New Orleans.
Eric Gordon scored 17 points for the Pelicans, who have lost on the first two stops of their three-game West Coast road trip.
OAKLAND, California (AP) — Stephen Curry had 25 points and eight assists to help Golden State build a 19-point first-quarter lead before sitting out the final 12 minutes of the win over Detroit.
David Lee added 17 points and nine rebounds, while Klay Thompson had 14 points for the Warriors, who have won five straight over the Pistons.
Curry scored 12 points as part of a 19-4 run in the third quarter then sat out the entire fourth quarter when Golden State coach Mark Jackson emptied his bench.
Detroit's Andre Drummond had 16 points and 14 rebounds for his second straight double-double and fourth in seven games.


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LIVINGSTON —The Livingston Parish School Board appointed John Watson as the next superintendent of parish schools Thursday.
One of two assistant superintendents for the district, Watson was one of four applicants for the position being vacated by the retirement of Superintendent Bill Spear on Feb. 15.
The other applicants were Charles Michel, supervisor of special education for Lafourche Parish schools; Donna Alleman, outreach director for the Louisiana School for the Deaf and Visually Impaired; and Afreda Hygh, teacher at Fair Park High School in Shreveport.
The School Board, sitting as a committee of the whole Oct. 25, voted 7-0 to recommend Watson for the position. Board member Milton Hughes was absent, and board member James Watson recused himself.
James Watson and John Watson are brothers.
The School Board's vote Thursday to accept the committee's recommendation was 8-0, with James Watson again not voting.
Because Spear's last working day as superintendent will be Friday, the board also approved John Watson to serve as interim superintendent from Saturday through Feb. 14.
Watson's contract as superintendent will run through Dec. 31, 2016.
Watson has worked in the Livingston Parish school system since 1983, when he began as a teacher and coach at Denham Springs High School. He has served as assistant principal at Live Oak High School and Westside Junior High, principal at Levi Milton Elementary and Walker High, as well as supervisor of instruction and human resources supervisor.
He has been an assistant superintendent with the district since 2007.
Spear congratulated Watson on his appointment as superintendent, saying it was "a privilege and an honor" to have worked with Watson for the past four years.
Watson said he has thoroughly enjoyed working with Spear as well.
"And I can honestly say there's no one in this room who's going to miss you more," Watson said.
System staff held a retirement reception for Spear at Doyle High School in Livingston before the board meeting.
At the meeting, the board members each thanked Spear for his service and dedication to the district.
"I appreciate the job you've done and especially how you've handled the tough times with money problems," longtime board member Milton Hughes told Spear.
Board member Kellee Hennessy Dickerson said Spear has led by example, with integrity and faith.
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Did your mom ever make clothes from patterns? You can make your own kites from them, too! This is the real deal. You can design your kites, rotate and shade them in real-time 3d views.
Download Surfplan and whip yourself up a nice new custom kite. I made one, but then realized it was about 29m and had about 16 struts.
Hey, I've done this.
I took my home-made 14m out at 3rd on Sunday. First time I had it on the water.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The FBI has revisited the apartment of the suspect charged with killing a TSA officer during an attack at the Los Angeles airport.
At least one FBI agent was at the apartment Monday — the same duplex that agents searched Friday after the attack that killed TSA Officer Gerardo Hernandez.
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This thought crossed my mind after reading Mike Fleming's excellent post for Search Engine Guide on the various "professions" an inbound marketer must, er, employ. Like Fleming, I received a "liberal arts education," but I majored in history. So when he talked about how he was recently "feeling a bit 'stretched' out of my comfort zone when I realized just how many hats inbound marketers are called to wear throughout the daily trappings of their careers," I felt an immediate pang of familiarity.
Please understand that I don't do inbound marketing myself, beyond reading and writing about it for about eight years now as a major part of my job. Still, when Fleming listed the "hats" of scientist, psychologist, investigator, consultant, accountant, researcher, writer, speaker, salesman, reporter, customer service representative and (stretching a point a little bit) doctor, I found myself nodding a bit, but waiting for the other shoe to drop. Where on this list is the humble historian?
Not everyone understands what historians do. We hunt for the data; we analyze it and look for trends; we form hypotheses and theories; we try to explain the causes of things at various levels. There's a reason that history is said to be "the science of that which never happens twice." In short, historians use many of the skills that Fleming lists – plus one very critical one that can be invaluable to any marketer working with a client.
To explain that skill, however, I need to back up to one of my college history courses. It was a historiography course, and only history majors took it. Historiography, loosely defined, is the history of history. In the case of my course, we examined the causes of the English Civil War – or more precisely, what historians said were the causes of the English Civil War at five different points in history, starting with immediately after the war itself and going through a diversity of eras (such as the Marxist interpretation and others).
I quickly learned that the cause of a situation may not be as simple as it first appears. I also learned that others looking at the same situation, and given the same apparent facts, can easily interpret it differently. But most importantly, I learned that the reason for these different interpretations has to do with the historian's mental filter – that it's almost impossible to remove yourself from your own time period and its influences, attitudes, or "prejudices," if you will. This filter is enough to explain differences in interpretation without necessarily assuming the historian has a particular ax to grind (though that's also possible, of course) or holds any particular malice toward anyone (though again, this is possible).
So how is this useful for SEOs to keep in mind? You come to your client, and approach his data, with a particular view based on what you know. Your client views his business in a particular way based on what he knows. Each of these are filters of a sort. If you want to get your message through to your client, you need to clear your own filter – as much as you can – and look at the data you have collected through HIS filter. If you want to convince him to try something, you need to convey it to him in a way that gets through his filter such that he'll not only UNDERSTAND it, but AGREE with you about the right course of action.
It's even more complicated than that, of course. There are other filters you need to keep in mind: the ones in front of the eyes of your client's customers. And oh yes, there are Google's filters as well. I could go on, but I've run out of space and time – rather embarrassing for a historian, I must admit. But perhaps you can see how this study of the past can help your clients prepare for a better future. Good luck!


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As SCS mentioned in the Chatroom, they have indeed begun the new year with a Santa attack in Istanbul. 39 dead, 69 wounded (so far). This venue appears to be an outdoor nightclub from the pictures I have seen and it was cold and rainy/snowy this morning, so I'm wondering why would anyone party at an outdoor venue in the cold? They have people "jumping" into the river to save themselves. These 2 tool witnesses in this CNN link look very nicely dressed and do not appear to have just been in a terrorist attack where they were shooting and throwing bombs around, as they claim.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/12/31/europe/tu ... index.html
As in the Berlin attack, there were more foreigners killed than native Turks:
Twenty-one of the dead have been identified, he said. Of those, 16 were foreign nationals and five were Turkish.
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A bill to prevent Nebraska governors from restricting gun sales in a state emergency has been sent to a final vote.
The bill by Sen. Mark Christensen of Imperial won second-round approval on Wednesday. A final vote is required before it goes to Gov. Dave Heineman.
Current Nebraska law allows governors to restrict the sale, distribution and transportation of guns once a state emergency is declared.
Christensen has worked on the bill with the National Rifle Association, which has passed similar "emergency powers" laws in 34 other states. Bills are pending in Iowa, Massachusetts, Colorado and Washington.
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I originally planned on majoring in English and minoring in government, but decided to major in government after taking my first several classes in the department. I have always been interested in politics and social change, and as someone who has prioritized service and volunteerism throughout high school and college, I knew that studying law, government, and politics—which are all avenues for social progress—was the right academic path for me. Jamie in Cape Town, South Africa, while studying abroad his junior year. What has been a course you especially enjoyed at Bowdoin? There have been so many courses at Bowdoin that stick out for me, so this question is a little difficult to answer. International Law was definitely one of my favorite classes. Taught by Professor Allen Springer—a living legend in the government department—the course examined the incredibly complex legal system and, among other things, important historical debates over various areas of international contention. Professor Springer was dynamic and passionate; he had the teaching the course down to a science. However, what makes this class stand out is that it is one of the first courses I can remember having fun studying for tests. Professor Springer conducted the exam by creating a complicated international dilemma—complete with fictional countries, and characters—and asking his students to argue as counsel for one side of the debate. I absolutely loved putting the pieces of the case together, searching for connections with court cases we had learned in class, and presenting a coherent argument for or against one of the countries, leaders, or citizens Professor Springer provided. What professor or professors have especially inspired you during your time at Bowdoin? Bowdoin's government department is one of the best in the country among small colleges, so it is no surprise that many of its professors—Allen Springer, Michael Franz, Paul Franco, and others—stuck out for me. However, one especially inspiring professor is David Collings in the English department. My 300-level seminar, Living in the Ruins, will be my fourth class with Professor Collings, and there are many reasons for that. I have never in my life had a professor so skilled at facilitating discussions. Professor Collings has mastered the art of welcoming all comments from students, weaving them into his lectures, and also subtly steering the conversation in a certain direction. His eloquence and grasp of the English language are incredible; he is passionate and brilliant, a clear leader in his field. Classes I have taken with Professor Collings—English Literature and Social Power, Natural Supernaturalism, and Radical Sensibility—have proven to be among my favorite courses. Professor Collings pushed me to think in a different way, to analyze and examine literature from a perspective I never before thought possible, to appreciate the incredible subtleties embedded in the works of writers like Shelley, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Dickens, Austen, and Blake, and, most importantly, to strive to pursue difficult questions in my writing. However, what makes Professor Collings stand out as a professor is his incredible dedication to his students. Some of my favorite Bowdoin memories are our conversations in his office in Massachusetts Hall (I never, ever, wrote an essay without talking to him beforehand). Furthermore, Professor Collings makes it a point to write long responses, sometimes lasting several pages, to each and every student essay he reads, discussing its strengths and weaknesses, showing where arguments could be pushed further, and engaging with the work philosophically. For all of these reasons and more, I am so grateful to have at least one more class with this very special professor. What extracurricular or work experiences have you had at Bowdoin? I have always been very involved on campus. I have worked as a Bowdoin tour guide (and a member of the leadership team) and as a member of Residential Life as a proctor and RA. Additionally, I have participated in intramural soccer, basketball, and dodgeball, played drums in a campus cover band called Eleven, and worked since my first year as a desk monitor for the athletic department. However, the bulk of my extracurricular activities have involved service, and thus, the McKeen Center for the Common Good. I spent a lot of time volunteering with and acting as a student leader for a Portland nonprofit called the Volunteer Lawyers ProjectAlternative Spring Break trip to Guatemala City, volunteering with the nonprofit organization Safe Passage. This year, I am co-leading that very same ASB trip. Did you study abroad during your time at Bowdoin? I did, and it was the most incredible experience of my life. I spent five months studying in Cape Town, South Africa, taking classes at the University of Cape Town. There is so much to say about this experience, and for those interested, there are many more details on my blog. A group of elephants drinking from the Chobe River, spotted by Jamie during his study abroad semester, which also found him traveling to Zimbabwe and Zambia. For me, Cape Town was the perfect place to spend a semester abroad. I met people from all over Africa and the world, learned about the country's fascinating and disturbing political history, and spent time volunteering in a nearby township with an organization called LAWCO that teaches political knowledge to local high school students. I loved learning about the modern politics of South Africa, and was fascinated to see the incredible enthusiasm of its people around the contentious presidential election last year. One of the most important experiences of my trip was a weekend-long home stay I did in Tambo Village, a nearby township. South Africa still suffers from stark inequality since Apartheid ended, and sometimes it was easy to get lost in the sprawling, beautiful, cultural metropolis that is the city of Cape Town. However, my home stay taught me a lot about the amazing communities that surround the city. People were so welcoming and honest, and I could tell right away that it's the community that binds township residents together, despite the serious problems they face on a day-to-day basis. I also had the chance to do some pretty incredible things: diving with great white sharks, bungee-jumping at Victoria Falls in Zambia, a walking safari through the bush in Zimbabwe, motorbike tours of Robben Island and Cape Town, and dining on ostrich and kudu. It was an experience that will stick with me for the rest of my life. I learned as much about myself as I did about South Africa, something that was invaluable. The best advice I can give to incoming students is this: If you can, try your absolute hardest to study abroad! What have you done during your summers? During my first summer I interned at a local government office. My second summer I stayed on campus (which is an incredible experience) and interned as a Community Action Fellow at the Volunteer Lawyers Project, and as a Common Good Day Fellow. The latter position required me to coordinate the 10th Annual Common Good Day, a treasured Bowdoin tradition. The event brings 500 to 600 Bowdoin students, faculty, staff, and alumni together for three hours of service at local organizations. The event, which falls in line with the College's emphasis on the common good, is meant to foster a sense of volunteerism and community responsibility on campus. Last summer, after returning from Cape Town, I worked as a senior interviewer in the admissions office. Jamie, three friends, Prof. David Collings, and the snow beast. What is your best Bowdoin memory? This is a difficult question because there have been so many special memories over my four years. Something that will always stick out, however, is this anecdote, because it represents so fully what Bowdoin is all about. A couple months ago, during one of the first substantial snowfalls, four friends and I decided to have a snowball fight on the Quad before English class with Professor Collings. The fight transitioned into a group snowman-making effort, and we constructed what we named a "snow beast" right outside of Professor Collings' office. When he walked through the door, he stood for a while admiring our creation, and when we revealed that we had made it for him, he agreed to take a picture with us and the snow beast. At what other school is such a thing possible? What are your plans for after graduation? While law school was my plan for most of college, I am taking some time afterward to think more about that decision. I was recently awarded the Princeton in Africa Fellowship, so next year I will be working in Lusaka, Zambia, with a small grassroots organization. The foundation, called Kucetekela, gives scholarships to low-income students to attend the prestigious secondary schools that most of the population cannot afford. I will be there for 10 to 11 months. What advice would you give to a prospective student or first-year about the Bowdoin experience? Practical advice: do a Pre-Orientation trip! This is the perfect way become very close with a small group of your classmates before Orientation starts. Besides, groups do some pretty amazing things. For example, I spent three days kayaking around Casco Bay, camping on different islands ever night. General advice: be flexible. Almost every worthwhile experience I had at Bowdoin happened because I was willing to take a risk. The College offers so many opportunities—academic and extracurricular—that it can be overwhelming, but the best way to ensure your Bowdoin experience is the best it can be is to take the plunge once in a while. Go on an Outing Club trip and learn to whitewater kayak. Join a random student group. Take a class entirely out of your comfort zone (Theater 101, for instance, was one of my favorite classes). College, especially at Bowdoin, is about taking risks and learning about yourself in the process. I believe that the best way to grow is to be willing to stray from the path once in a while. What quirky or fun thing do you wish you had known before you came to Bowdoin? Super Snack! If you have meal points left at the end of the week—which can be a difficult requirement because of our incredible Dining Service—you can access this spectacle of nachos, grilled cheese, cookies, flashing lights, and thumping music in Thorne Dining Hall that lasts from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Some of my best memories have been at Super Snack. And the College freezes over part of the Quad every winter to make an ice rink. And the Dining Service responds when you leave a comment card requesting certain foods! I could go on and on! Story posted on March 18, 2010 « Back | More Student Profiles | Go to News Home


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Europe's financiers were seduced by the lure of easy subprime mortgage profits, just like everyone else, and they're suffering now, just like everyone else. But give Europe credit for one thing: Thanks to its Catholic roots, Europe's leaders understand that the financial crisis wasn't caused by some vague form of "greed"; it was… READ MORE >
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Image Journal's website features a blog by Brian Volck on the slippery nature of words; more specifically, the language of this election season, and key words like "change." Both parties claim to be the agents of change. What does it mean? How does a word or expression change in a given context? In politics, are words used… READ MORE >
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Rushdie, The Enchanter
In 1988, Sir Salman Rushdie's Satanic Verses earned the Indian-British author a rare honor: a fatwa calling for Rushdie's assassination, issued by a faction of Muslim extremists. The fatwa granted Rushdie the social distinction of martyrdom without its one significant disadvantage, as the author continued to collect awards and… READ MORE >
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Disasters of War
So here we are, facing a global economic collapse and an election where both candidates represent the lesser of another evil. It's time to turn to Kurt Vonnegut, whose unique blend of bleak humor, genuine outrage, and dark surreality seems more relevant than ever, and more cogent than a cadre of political and economic analysts. Armageddon… READ MORE >
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Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, has recently written a book about Fyodor Dostoevsky, author of Crime and Punishment and The Brothers Karamazov. The book—Dostoevsky: Language, Faith, and Fiction—has drawn some controversy, not so much for its content, but for the question of whether it should have been written in the first place.… READ MORE >
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Anglican bishops decry the 'new creed' of extreme capitalism
A trillion for the Iraq War, almost as much to rescue Wall Street, but basic health care for all is too expensive? Why aren't Christian leaders in the U.S. saying as much? In England it's a different story: "[T]he Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, warned in a magazine article that modern devotion to the free market is a form of idolatry and that Karl Marx was morally right in his analysis of the power of 'unbridled capitalism.' He believes that Marx's economic theories, as implemented by authoritarian state regimes, have proved equally wrong and harmful to unfettered market ideology, but that the protest against a greed-driven system is one that should be taken seriously." READ MORE >
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Reprise is a movie about young Norwegian writers that feels made by young French filmmakers: stylish, self-conscious, angsty, funny, a little sloppy, and unapologetically pretentious. Erik and Philip are two aspiring writers and lifelong friends who simultaneously slide their manuscripts (as precious to them as bundled babies) into a mail… READ MORE >
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Waugh's Unlikely Champions
In the New York Review of Books, Daniel Mendelsohn demonstrates a supple understanding of Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited—its themes and ambitions. Many have criticized the latest film version of the classic Catholic novel for playing fast-and-loose with the source material, but Mendelsohn is one of the few critics to analyze with… READ MORE >
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The Vatican continues to take every opportunity to discourage preemptive war: "The use of violence to resolve disagreements is always a failure of vision and a failure of humanity. The responsibility to protect should not be viewed merely in terms of military intervention but primarily as the need for the international community to come together in the face of crises to find means for fair and open negotiations, support the moral force of law and search for the common good," Also see this statement. READ MORE >
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I suspect that the title of this little dual biography was intended to produce in the potential reader (i.e., anyone even a little familiar with Waugh and Orwell) precisely the reaction it produced in me upon hearing it: I exclaimed something to the effect of, "Say what?" and promptly plunked down twenty-six bucks (minus my local indie… READ MORE >
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RZA's directorial debut is heavy on bloody kung fu action...and light on just about everything else.
It's all sufficiently well done and amusing enough to satisfy the appetites of fans who mainline this sort of thing, but it also sports a concocted, second-hand feel common to this sort of throwback homage.
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Violent but blah martial arts tribute from rapper RZA.
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Parents need to know that The Man with the Iron Fists is a martial arts action film from rapper RZA, of the Wu-Tang Clan, a lifetime fan of this genre who makes his directorial debut here. Violence is strong, albeit with a somewhat cartoonish feel, with several scenes of fighting, spurting blood, slicing and dicing, severed limbs and heads, and other intense moments. The action takes place largely in a brothel, and although sexual suggestion is fairly strong, there's no actual nudity. In one scene, a main character appears to have been giving oral sex to a woman in a bathtub (he emerges from under the water). Language includes a handful of uses of "f--k," "s--t," and the "N" word. Several characters drink and smoke, and opium is used by one major character. Fans of Quentin Tarantino -- who's a "presenter" -- are likely to be eager to see it.
Messages: Most of the movie is about revenge: A good son is on the trail of a bad soldier who killed his father. A man who has been hiding from his violent past finds himself redeemed ... by more violence. No one learns much of anything.
Role models: Aside from the skilled martial artists in the cast, who might inspire teen viewers to look into classes, most of the characters here behave poorly, and no one changes or grows over the course of the movie.
Violence: Over-the-top martial arts violence, with much slicing and dicing and huge geysers of blood spurting from necks and limbs. In one intense scene, a man's wounds are cauterized with red-hot metal. A man attacks and kills a woman in one scene. Several severed heads, two severed arms, and a flying eyeball. A man is slashed down the length of his chest. Several characters are killed by poison darts. A character is briefly tortured. Several minor/supporting characters die.
Sex: Although the movie -- which takes place largely in a brothel -- doesn't have any nudity, there are several strong suggestions of sexual activity. One of the main characters has three to four prostitutes in his room at various times, with the suggestion that he's slept with them all. In one scene, he appears to have been orally pleasuring a woman in the bathtub, with his head underwater. He briefly caresses a woman's privates under her negligee. Viewers also see several minor characters having sex with various prostitutes (all clothed or covered up). Also other, minor examples of sexual suggestion and/or innuendo.
Language: Language is sporadic but features three or four uses of "f--k" and "s--t," as well as a half-dozen uses of the "N" word. Other words include "ass," "hell," and "bitch."
Consumerism: Not applicable
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Expected revenues for the year are $7.7 million and expenditures are $8 million.
West Prairie Superintendent Jonathan Heerboth pointed to continued declines in General State Aid, the basic funding from the state sent to each of the state's school districts.
Heerboth said West Prairie's GSA this year is $1.37 million, about $175,000 less than it should receive because of the state prorated the amount due by 11 percent.
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STATE — With temperatures expected to reach over 90 degrees through the rest of this week, the state Department of Health is reminding New Jersey residents there are actions they can take to avoid health complications caused by high temperatures.
"Spend time inside air conditioned places, drink plenty of water and be sure to check on the elderly and young children during this week of hot and humid weather," said Health Commissioner Mary O'Dowd. "Try to avoid over-exerting yourself and take frequent breaks if you are engaging in physical activity."
The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for Mercer, Gloucester, Camden and parts of Burlington County through Wednesday, July 17.
A list of cooling centers can be found at http://www.nj211.org/images/Summer%20Heat/NJCoolingCenters.pdf
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- Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water and ensure that persons with mobility problems have adequate fluids in easy reach;
- Don't leave children, an elderly or a disabled person, or pets in an enclosed car — not even for a minute — as temperatures can quickly climb to dangerous levels;
- If you do not have air conditioning, spend time in air-conditioned places such as libraries, movie theaters, malls or other public buildings during the hottest hours of the day. Check with your municipality to see if cooling centers are available;
- Wear loose and light-colored clothing. Wear a hat when outdoors;
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This ledger documents the medical practice of Dr. R.N. Lambert in Upton, Massachusetts for the years 1829 to 1834. The length of each account entry varies, from a few lines to several pages. The accounts are two-column, with debits and credits probably carried from a daybook. Almost all were balanced and settled at some point. Lambert apparently preferred to settle in cash or promissory notes. A few entries listed goods or services. Credits included sewing, livery work, and payment in grains.
The ledger contains a loose livery stable bill and some scraps of paper, but no personal notations (although one entry implies Lambert boarded with Harvey Bradish). Most of Lambert's entries were simply for "journey, visit, medicine." Other frequent entries include extraction of teeth, vaccination, venesection (bleeding), and childbirth. He prescribed a variety of medicines, from castor oil and camphor to opium and sulpher quinine.
Lambert's accounts indicate he kept a busy family practice with members of the Bradish, Fisk, Putnam, and Rockwood families as regular patients. A separate account listed his work for Upton, presumably for the town's poor. In addition, many of his patients were women, with accounts listed under women's names directly (compared with married women whose accounts are listed among their husband's).
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Making our highways, skies, railways and waterways safer is the NTSB's mandate. We are an independent, non-regulatory federal agency charged by Congress with investigating every civil aviation accident in the United States and significant accidents in railroad, highway, marine and pipeline. We determine the probable cause and issue safety recommendations aimed at preventing future accidents. The NTSB also conducts safety studies and forums aimed at making transportation safer.
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