text: The Star Eagle Adventures Presents AGAMEMNON VOYAGES: THE GOD PARTICLE Author's Note: Welcome to Agamemnon Voyages: The God Particle, my first novel length story since 2008's All The Sinners, Saints (yes, it's been that long). The God Particle is also my first attempt to branch out, following an entirely different ship and crew. And while Agamemnon has made appearances in previous stories, if you are not familiar with The Star Eagle Adventures you should still be able to comfortably follow this story. If you are interested to learn how Captain Donners got her command you may want to check out And A Star To Steer Her By right here on the TrekBBS or download the ebook Vignette Series Two: Crossing Over at StarEagleAdventures.com My thanks to DavidFalkayn and DarKush in particular for their assistance with their characters featured in this story as well as to my other fellow United Trek writers who worked together a couple of years ago to come up with the story on which The God Particle is based on before I brusquely lifted some of its elements for my own selfish purposes. Comments are always appreciated even if you wish to let me know of things that didn't work for you. I see honest feedback as the only way to continuously grow and try to improve as a writer. I hope you enjoy. "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana The Delta Quadrant 2264 Old Earth Calendar Up until recently the Xenarth had seen themselves as the most technologically advanced, industrious and culturally sophisticated race in the known galaxy. Their scientific excellence unquestionable, their mighty warriors without equal, the efficiency of their immense workforce unparalleled while their artisans' imagination was as boundless as their clerics' dedication to the All-Mother's will was illimitable. In short, nothing and no one could ever threaten the Xenarth's gods-given cultural superiority. Until the day they met the Borg. Within a week, their once seemingly immeasurable fleet of swarm ships had been reduced to a mere hundreds of vessels, desperate to protect their last remaining world, home of the Colony, Xenarth Prime. The Borg invasion of their territory had been swift and merciless. And contrary to the cyborg's ubiquitous battle cry, they had never bothered to assimilate the Xenarth, apparently not even deeming the insectoids to be a worthwhile addition to their collective. Instead the Borg were after something infinitely more valuable to them. * * * Queen Quelphi looked upon the sky-high monstrosity in front of her with unmasked disgust, evidenced by her extended mandibles and crooked antenna. Like all members of the Xenarth Colony, Quelphi had evolved from the lowly insect life on her planet over millennia. She now stood nearly two meters tall, on long slender legs and a trim torso. To a foreign anthropologist, Quelphi would have been a prime example of a perfect symbiosis of a humanoid and an insectoid. While she walked upright and on two legs, her insect heritage was all too obvious thanks to her set of lower arms right underneath her longer upper limbs which brought the total number of her extremities to six. Her skull was oblong in shape with two jutting compound eyes which gave her a nearly three-hundred-sixty degree viewing angle. She relied on a set of v-shaped antennae on her head for olfactory senses and two mandibles protruding close to her mouth were sharp enough to be used as weapons. As the reigning Warrior Queen of the Aggregate, the ruling council of the Xenarth, she despised the towering display of technological arrogance in front of her with a passion. The device stood nearly a hundred floors high, reaching far into the darkened sky and measured dozens of paces in diameter. At the very top it bulged outward like a blooming flower with sharp curves which the scholars and clerics had found pleasing. Quelphi found nothing pleasing about the Star Portal. In fact she was convinced that all their bad fortune of late could be placed solely at the feet of this infernal device and the power source which fed its incalculable appetite. And now it had supposedly become their only salvation. "Another eighty swarm ships have been destroyed. At this rate, we expect that their main force will land on Prime before dawn." Quelphi was barley listening to Queen Arga's report of their impending doom as she was too busy wordlessly cursing what she saw as the bringer of their undoing. "By all accounts we have lost some sixty million colonists within the last sixty eight lirkiks. Supreme Semunstra is confident however that with the help of the Portal, we will be able to save ten to twenty million of what remains of the Colony," continued the Worker Queen. "Ergia is convinced that it is more than enough to rebuild once we arrive. She says that the God-Queen will provide whatever we require in Xendaru." The Warrior Queen uttered a sharp whistling sound, a sarcastic laugh. "The God-Queen will provide. How about the millions we have lost already? Will the All-Mother provide for them as well?" "The expired will be as reborn in Xendaru," said Arga. Quelphi whipped around to face the Worker Queen for the first time. "Well quoted. But do you believe it, Arga? I mean, truly believe like the clerics and their Queen? Are you as convinced that our fallen sisters and brothers will be waiting to greet us once we trigger this infernal device?" The Worker Queen hesitated for a moment, her feelers twitched slightly, giving away her insecurity. "To say otherwise … to believe otherwise, it would be heresy." Quelphi uttered a subdued whistle and then stepped closer to her fellow Queen. She placed her upper arms on the smaller insectoid's shoulders. "It's just you and me now, Arga. The Cleric Queen is nowhere near, and neither are her one-minded disciples. You may speak your mind freely, my friend. Do you truly believe Xendaru awaits beyond the Portal?" "I have seen the power of the Xendaru Particle up close. My workers have labored on the Star Portal for half a generation and we have suffered and sacrificed thousands in this pursuit." The Warrior Queen pushed her away with an angry whistle. "You have sacrificed thousands? The invaders have killed millions of my warriors." The Worker Queen immediately lowered her head and her antennae along with them in a deferential gesture. They may have been equals in the Aggregate chambers, but angering the Warrior Queen was not a healthy proposition. "Apologies, I meant no insult. There is no comparison to the sacrifice of your soldiers. I merely meant to say that the Xendaru Particle's power nearly destroyed us all on many an occasion. Something so powerful, it has to have the ability to create miracles." "And a miracle we shall require if we are to ever lay eyes on a mystical realm known to us solely from stories and fables." "But if they remain true," said Argia carefully, "we shall be at everlasting peace with the All-Mother and escape this wretched plane for good as well as these invaders. Is this not something to aspire to?" "Younglings and fools aspire," the Warrior Queen shot back harshly. "Deeds are what matter and the decisions we have made speak poorly of the state of the Colony. We have invited our own doom by expanding too quickly and embracing forces we barely comprehend." "We no longer have a choice. The Kothlis'Ka, the Bunati and many others have already taken to the stars to find homes elsewhere and escape this unstoppable plague that is sweeping the galaxy. Nothing has been able to stop them." "Yes," said Quelphi and looked upon the massive Portal again. "And I think I know why. They have long since learned of the power of this so-called Xendaru Particle. What Semunstra has foolishly pursued for decades as the savior of the Colony is directly to blame for our own undoing." She turned to the Worker Queen once more. "Listen to me well. Nothing good has ever come out of the leadership of a Scholar Queen. The Supreme is singlehandedly overseeing the downfall of our people." "The Colony loves her. They believe in her." "They believe the lies they have been fed by Semunstra and the Cleric Queen. No, to save the colony, new leadership is required." At that Argia gasped. "Are you suggesting to … remove Semunstra?" Quelphi's antennae quivered slightly. "If Semunstra is gone, Ergia the Cleric Queen would be next in line to become Supreme and her rule would potentially be even more calamitous. The Aggregate requires firmer leadership. Somebody who will once again focus the tremendous power of the Colony inwards, instead of desperately trying to reach the stars and place all their trust into cursed technology and flawed science." "Like a Warrior Queen?" "Why not? Let me ask you this. If a bold move would have to be made for the good of the Colony, could I count on your support?" The Worker Queen hesitated once more. "A change in leadership now would not be wise. The hour of the Star Portal is nearly upon us." Quelphi jerked her head, acceding that point. Even if there was a manner in which to rid the Colony of both the Supreme and her heir apparent, the Colony would never accept a new Supreme who'd abandon the Star Portal within hours of its first activation. "Then after." "If the Portal is successful in trans-phasing the Colony to Xendaru –" The Warrior Queen interrupted her. "If it is not?" "Then the Supreme would have failed the Colony on a scale unprecedented in our history. New leadership would be called for." Quelphi's mandibles curved into something resembling a smile. A change of leadership before the ruling Supreme had passed was unheard of in the Colony ever since the beginning of the Aggregate hundreds of years ago. But then again the Colony had never been faced with extinction before. * * * The Borg quickly decimated the remaining swarm ships protecting Xenarth Prime and the massive cubes surrounded the planet in order to prepare for the final strike against its people. But the few million Xenarth who remained on the surface were no longer afraid of impending death. Instead they huddled together at every corner of their world, preparing themselves for their final journey towards ultimate salvation. Most were convinced that just in a matter of minutes, each and everyone of them would come face-to-face with their god. Teetering at the cusp of total annihilation, Xenarth Prime had been gripped by blissful euphoria. At the base of the Star Portal only the five members of the Aggregate remained, while the workers and scholars responsible for initiating its awesome power were watching from a control room afar. Semunstra, the Scholar Queen and current Supreme, and the person most responsible for pushing the Colony towards the research of the Xendaru Particle which in turn had made the Star Portal possible, turned to her fellow queens. "The moment is upon us," she said reverently. "Shortly we will be leaving this plane behind and step into the future of our Colony." Quelphi was anything but reverent. "I will say it one more time. This is a waste of our time and resources. We should attempt to unleash the power of the Xendaru Particle against the invaders who as we speak are preparing to lay waste to all we have sweat and died for to build." "Your objections have become repetitive and tiresome," said Cleric Queen Eriga sharply. "You would do well to remember the Supremes' decree and behave accordingly." "And what if I do not?" she challenged. The Cleric Queen's mandibles twitched angrily. She knew that there was little she could do about Quelphi's defiance. Members of the Aggregate were above reproach in most cases and even the Supreme could not relieve a fellow Queen of her title unless in extenuating circumstances. Those were the ways of the Aggregate and had been for centuries. "The hour for talk and deliberation has passed. We must now embrace the will of the All-Mother." "Do as you must," said the Warrior Queen with dramatic flair. "I want my opposition to this noted. Once again." "And once again, it has been noted," said Selphi, the Artisan Queen, who had always taken great care to try and reconcile the differences between the Warrior Queen and the Cleric and Scholar Queens. Mostly in vain. "Right or wrong, we must all agree that it is no longer feasible to explore any alternative to attempt to save the Colony." "Oh my dear Selphi, you have such a gift for understating the obvious, it borders on cowardice. And you conveniently leave out how you and all of us had many such opportunities but we chose instead to ignore them all and put our entire faith into a power we barely even understand. Mark my words, all of you, this will not lead us to salvation and when the inevitable comes to pass, I hope you will recall my warnings." "You have spoken your piece, Warrior Queen. Now temper yourself so that we may commence the ceremony," said the Supreme and promptly deferred to the Cleric Queen. "Ergia, it has been your tireless effort that has brought us to this moment of reunification with the God-Queen. Will you not do us the honor of taking the first step?" Ergia nodded eagerly. "It would be honored," she said and then stepped closer to the towering Star Portal. She turned to look at the rest of the Aggregate and then rose all four of her arms high into the air, the signal to begin. The Portal behind her rumbled as it began to power up, collecting energy directly from the subterranean generators which had been designed to synthesize and harvest the tremendous power of the Xendaru Particle. The Portal erupted with light, turning night into day and blinding everyone within a thousand miles. Moments later the amassed energy exploded outwards to create an energy field that within seconds enveloped the entire surface of Xenarth Prime. The Cleric Queen felt her entire body vibrate as the field washed over her and she cried out in blissful joy: "The All-Mother awaits." Darkness more complete than a starless night followed. * * *


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Everything I describe below applies to the iPad, iPad 2 and iPhone.
This morning, my shiny new iPad 3G 64Gb arrived from the USA! The only problem was, it had an AT&T MicroSIM and as yet there is no such thing in the UK.
So what's the solution? Get a chopping board, a meat cleaver and a pair of scissors – simples!
Apologies for the focus issues with my new Canon IXUS 210 – it is going back today!
Above is a picture of the SIM cards – as you can see, they vary a lot, but the only parts that matter to us are the contacts which are common to the MicroSIM and SIM. Electronically, the SIM and MicroSIM are the same so we can cut the rest away and not worry (so long as we are careful).
To begin with, line up the three contact on the MicroSIM with the same ones on the SIM card. You can just look for the 2 centre lines and make sure they are in line and that the top of the MicroSIM is straight. Then get your meat cleaver and press down gently to score a straight line.
Cut along the score line carefully. Once you have done this, line the top of the SIM with the MicroSIM and you should see that the contacts are aligned.
Turn the SIM & MicroSIM round 180 degrees, line up the bottom and repeat with the meat cleaver, then cut along the score line once again.
The SIM should now be the same height as the MicroSIM – we are halfway there!
Line up the centre of the MicroSIM with the SIM so that we can be sure it will be aligned within the iPad
Repeat the process with the meat cleaver and scissors, then you should have a SIM which is almost the right size, save for the top edge and corner.
Once again, repeat the process with the meat cleaver and scissors, then you should have a SIM which is the same size apart from the corner.
Cut off the corner of the SIM card – you can just use the meat cleaver for this if it is nice & sharp.
Your SIM card is almost ready to go in to your iPad. As you can see, the AT&T MicroSIM has slightly rounded corners.
Use your meat cleaver to take off the tiniest of amounts. Remember, you can take more off, but you can't put it back on.
Your SIM should now fit in your iPad MicroSIM tray.
Gently insert it in to your iPad 3G.
You should see your network indicator change to the network of your SIM card – well done!
Go in to Settings, Cellular Data
Then go in to APN and enter the access point. If you are using Vodafone in the UK, the APN is internet
Press the Home button on your iPad, go in to Safari and browse away with your new UK 3G iPad!
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Our website provides music listings, highlights special programming and other station activities, and offers many other resources from Classical Conundrums to composer biographies. It offers listeners a convenient way learn about our staff and announcers and to interact through e-mail. We make Great Classical Music accessible to the broadest range of listeners by streaming our audio online in five formats: MP3, RealAudio, QuickTime, Ogg Vorbis and Windows Media, as well the next generation IPv6. Listeners can make contributions to WCPE using our secure on-line Pledge Form.
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Scientists looking for life outside of our solar system focus on what is known as the "Goldilocks Zone." It is small band surrounding a sun similar to ours where the conditions are just right for earth-like planets to exist. There also seems to be a similar zone for NHL defenseman – especially those who were drafted well beyond the first round. Paul Postma is entering "the zone."
One only need look at two of Postma's teammates on the Jets defense for evidence of the zone. Both Tobias Enstrom (Atlanta) and Dustin Byfuglien (Chicago) were drafted in the 8th round of the 2003 NHL Entry Draft (#239 and #245 respectively). Byfuglien didn't play his first NHL game until 2005 and it took Enstrom until 2007 to skate in his first big-league contest. Actually, it could be argued that the 8th round of the 2003 draft was almost as good as the first round for defenceman (Suter and Phaneuf being the notable first rounders).
Here are some examples from other organizations for this pattern:
- Timmonen RD 10, #250, 1993 NHL Draft. Played his first game in 1998
- Seidenberg, RD 6, #172, 2001 NHL Draft. Played his first game in 2002
- Bieksa, RD 5, #151, 2001 NHL Draft. Played his first game in 2005
The zone is what defenseman drafted late either need or are given extra time to develop. This could be due to the lack of pressure of rushing a late round pick to the NHL roster or a case where the organization is aware of the potential but has chosen to mould and develop the player over time (it is probably the former).
Paul Postma appears to be entering the zone. Drafted in 7th round (#205) of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft by Atlanta, the defenseman did not skate in his first NHL game until 2010, but has yet to play a full season. After putting up good numbers in St. John's prior to the end of the lockout and last season, it appears that after 8 NHL games this year (and 5 points) Postma is starting to establish himself as a bonafide NHL player.
In the Jets last game versus Tampa, Postma logged 21:35 of ice-time. Despite the lopsided score, the young blueliner finished the game EV for plus minus. According to Leftwinglock.com, Postma was primarily paired with Enstrom, but he took some shifts with Grant Clitsome. With a goal and four assists in 8 games so far, his offensive numbers are nice. Looking at his zone starts for the season at Behindthenet.ca shows that coach Claude Noel is starting Postma almost 60% of the time in the offensive zone which is fairly soft, but not out of step with other rookies or offensively capable defenders.
Could Postma evolve into a Seidenberg type player for the Jets? Only time will tell. Atlanta may not have done much right before the Jets moved north, but if Postma continues on his current development path they will have at least been proficient in drafting defenseman late in the draft.
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– Started watching the new TSN series '24CH' which is a behind the scenes look at Montreal this season. I'm a junkie for these sorts of shows. The 'Oil Change' one following Edmonton (available through their website) is pretty good too.


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Any local business (and individual consumers) that has employees who come in contact with prospects/customers/clients and wear (or should wear) their company logo and tag line on their clothing such as Restaurants, Real Estate sales people, Service Repair companies (AC, Lawn Service, etc.) The idea here is to educate potential customers the "Scarlet Parrot" can print their logo, art work, etc. in "ALL" of the colors it was originally designed and NOT limited to only 6 colors from a Silk Screen printing business. We can print the design on a Shirt Pocket, Above the Shirt Pocket, Front or Back of T-Shirts, etc. Plus, due to the nature of this new technology we can accept orders for quantities starting at only "1" and do not require a Set Up fee that is the standard with Silk Screen companies who typically require orders of 25 or more otherwise its not profitable for them or else they'll price their service very, very high,
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I would like a cool logo that will be used on the web site, printed brochures, print ads, etc. "I prefer to have a colorful Scarlet Macaw used as part of the logo... sort of like a MASCOT". My color palette will resemble in many, many ways the colors used in http://www.PostCardMania.com (Very Vibrant Colors). I also plan to have magnetic signs made for my car as well as a "decal" for the rear window. So, I'm looking for something incredibly VIBRANT. I'm purchased the Direct-to-Garment printer from this company http://www.AnaJet.com so please spend some time on their web site for some creative ideas. Here's a few YouTube videos that will give you a better idea:
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On Wednesday, Vancouver Whitecaps FC will host over 70 of the club's men's and women's alumni at BC Place for our match against FC Dallas. Included on this list are 'Caps alums Sophie Schmidt and Emily Zurrer and Maple Ridge native Karina LeBlanc of our recent bronze medal-winning Canadian women's national team!
LeBlanc, Schmidt and Zurrer will be signings autographs along with Whitecaps FC captain Jay DeMerit from 6-6:30 p.m. PT at the Bell Box on Terry Fox Plaza before the match.
This will be a fantastic opportunity to honour the many members of our Whitecaps FC family who have made this club what it is today, and who continue to make us proud to the utmost degree.
I am personally really looking forward to seeing some old faces and reminiscing about the fond memories of the 'Caps storied past. It is going to be a special day and an exciting match on the field as the 'Caps try to establish themselves as one of the strongest clubs in Major League Soccer. Plus, we have history on our side.
Today we can see the legacy of our alumni continuing with our current team. Last week, I took my second trip to the Okanagan to visit a Whitecaps FC camp. In my previous visit I spent a day in Vernon with midfielder John Thorrington. I was amazed at the number of Whitecaps FC jerseys worn by the kids at the camp. The kids were thrilled to meet and get autographs from John, and were also really excited to meet and play with our leading goalscorer and number one draft pick, striker Darren Mattocks, who was so happy to put on a bib and get involved in the games at the camp.
This reminded me so much of the time I had playing for Whitecaps FC in our heyday. As players we were always encouraged to be active in the community, and we looked to grow the game of soccer at every opportunity – much like we've seen with our inspiring Canadian women's national team.
I am thankful that I took my role seriously as I have met so many fans that remember me from going to their schools, being at one of the camps, or just from meeting me on the street. I had a picture sent to me when I was in Victoria to visit a school. In this picture I'm getting ready to shake the hand of a very young Steve Nash. Imagine that!
One of the club's goals is for the 'Caps to be an asset in the community – not just in Vancouver but in British Columbia as a whole, and to all of Canada – just like we were back in the day. From my travels so far it looks like we are making some big strides.
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The Air Show returns to Quonset Point this weekend after a year's hiatus due to sequestration budget cuts.
Last year Department of Defense (DOD) budget cuts and newly implemented policies grounded air performers such as the Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds and air shows across the country were canceled.
But this year the show, hosted by the RI National Guard, will fly again.
Master Sergeant Janeen Miller says that to improve military public relations and recruitment this year policies were changed to allow the return of air shows.
What's more, there's an impressive set of performances.
"This year we have an awesome lineup. There are a few new acts. The Rhode Island Air Show has a lineup that many other air shows do not," said Miller.
This year a new plane, the Jack Link's Jet Waco Screamin' Sasquatch, will make an appearance. The RI Air Show Facebook page said that John Klatt's plane will fly "its worldwide inaugural air show performance over Quonset Point."
In 2005 Jimmy Franklin died in an airborne collision with fellow pilot Bobby Younkin. The two were performance pilots for the Masters of Disaster Air Show. Franklin was piloting a Waco bi-plane customized with a jet engine during the crash. Almost 10 years after the tragic accident Klatt is once again flying a Waco jet plane.
Klatt announced on his Facebook page that, "During the 2014 air show season, we are so immensely proud to be bringing the world its second Jet Waco. If our performance can deliver a fraction of the impact that Jimmy Franklin's did, they will be a success."
The Screamin' Sasquatch, according to Jack Link's press release, made its premiere this past December in Las Vegas for the International Council of Air Shows. The late 1920s-style bi-plane has an added modern jet engine to assist in specialized vertical tricks.
Lt. Col. Klatt will pilot the red and black bi-plane, sponsored by Jack Link's Beef Jerky. Klatt has served in the National Guard for over 20 years.
In a release, Klatt said, "Jack Link's shares our passion for adventure, entertainment, and camaraderie. Thanks to this new partnership, air show fans are in for one wild ride during the 2014 season."
Another new act this year is Rob Holland's Ultimate Airshows. Miller, when asked about new acts for the year, said Holland has a close relationship to the Rhode Island Air Show. As a child, Holland's father took him to his first air show in Rhode Island. It was that day he decided he wanted to become a performance pilot. Holland was named the 2008 World Advanced Aerobatic Champion, and the U.S. National Unlimited Aerobatic Champion for 2011, 2012 and 2013, and has won several other awards. This will be the first year he returns to the air show that inspired his successful career.
The Blue Angels will perform. According to the Blue Angels website, the Blue Angels perform for almost 11 million people a year. They skillfully perform dangerously close to one another to demonstrate the precision, talent and dedication of the Navy and Marine Corps.
There will be about 10 other aerobatic teams performing at the air show, including the Geico Skytypers and the Bremont Horsemen. Famed pilots such as Julie Clark and Sean D. Tucker, whose biography from Team Oracle lists his accomplishments a page long, most notably his 2011 Aviation Inspiration & Patriotism Award, will be in attendance.
Along with the planes in the air, there will be a static display for people to see up close. Miller said that 12 planes from the Quonset Air Museum, which are in pristine condition, would be on show. The Waco bi-plane, C-17 Globemaster, four Horizon Aviation planes, a 1-CAP Aircraft, a C-172 RIODAC as well as six other planes will be showcased at the static display.
Colonel Edward Corcoran, a Warwick native and Pilgrim graduate, will also be returning home to demo the F-22 Raptor fighter. He will be available for photos and questions.
Nancy Corcoran, his mother, described him as "born to fly." Edward Corcoran is in command of the 1st Operations Group, or "America's First Team," at the Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Virginia. After 30 years of service he will be retiring this July.
Miller said that the air show is very kid-friendly. Pilots and planes are available for pictures, there will be face painting, bounce houses and kids can even have personal dog tags made.
Air show coordinator Robert Germani said, "This is our 23rd year and I think it might be one of our best lineups. We have a large diversity of performers, military and civilian fliers and a large array of planes. People should come out; it should be a good time."
This year's charitable air show is sure to leave the audience in awe with its new and returning performers.
Since its establishment in 1991 as an event to raise money and honor those who have served and are serving our country, the Quonset Air Show has raised a total of $1.7 million for charity, according to their official website. The Quonset Air Show's main charity beneficiary is Hasbro Children's Hospital. Hasbro has received a total $1.5 million of the funds raised over the past 22 years. The show and parking are free, but a $10 voluntary donation for Hasbro Children's Hospital will be collected at the entrance. Carl Abelson, the senior events manager for Hasbro Children's Hospital, said, "The National Guard really works hard and they do it all for nothing. It truly is a labor of love for the hospital."
The air show donates anywhere from $100,000 to $110,000 a year. The funds the past few years have gone to the Child Life Programs at Hasbro Children's Hospital. These programs fund art classes, family counseling, games and other fun events.
Abelson said, "The program is really to improve the quality of life for patients in the hospital, help them forget about the medical side."
Hasbro will have a tent for donors and VIPs right on the flight line. They will be taking donations and also selling their new 20th Anniversary Ultimate RI Monopoly Game. The board game mirrors the classic board game except the properties are all places in RI. The game is $35 and all proceeds will go to Hasbro. The game is available for purchase online at giving.lifespan.org/Buy-RI-Monopoly. In a few weeks it will be sold in some local stores such as Dunkin' Donuts and CVS.
Germani said several other local charity chapters will also receive donations from the air show, including Make a Wish Foundation, Special Olympics, and Ronald McDonald House.
Germani said, "No one here takes home a paycheck, everything goes to charity."
The gates open for the show at 9 both mornings and the show will begin at 10. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets to sit on during the show, which plans to go until 4:30 p.m. Everything and everyone is subject to search though. Miller said, "This year we have a heightened security procedure. No backpacks will be allowed and everyone will be searched before entering. People can see exactly what is and isn't allowed at this year's air show by visiting the 'FAQ' page at www.riairshow.org."
Air show sponsors include the RI National Guard, Dunkin' Donuts, LiteRock 105, CVS, Citizens Bank, Flood Auto Group, NBC 10, 92 Pro FM, Unilock, Oracle, the National Guard Association, Hot 106, WPRO, AM 790, Budweiser and the International Council of Air Shows (ICAS). The show will hold concessions at the military base from sponsors as well as vendors. More information on the Rhode Island Air Show can be found at www.riairshow.org.


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Zazen (Japanese: literally "sitting Zen" or "Zen sitting") is the core practice at ZCLA. Our How-To-Sit page describes the the basic physical and mental posture. In a secular context, it is popular as a simple technique for cultivating focused attention, awareness of oneself, and general stability. Beyond this, Zen Buddhist teachings recognize it as nothing less than the embodiment of the awakened mind.
Small group instruction in zazen fundamentals is offered on a weekly basis. Practice-related face-to-face individual meetings with our teachers usually available during scheduled sittings.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 452 diseños de 139 diseñadores freelance.
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The owners and employees of TGIM - Thank God It's Monday are proven specialists within the areas of marketing, sales, social responsibility, brand development and result oriented public relations.
The target group is small and medium-sized companies that are conscious, willing to invest in their employees and see the link between the mental and physical wellbeing of their staff and success and profit for the organization as a whole. An additional consumer track is aimed at individuals in the target group who are particularly focused on personal development and are willing to pursue their interest on their own time.
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The background to paper 105, in which the metric element is derived from the Bianchi identity, is the use of a symmetric metric, but without assuming that the connection is torsion free. The metric compatibility connection is used implicitly because if a connection is metric compatible the metric is always parallel transported. Then the invariant in paper 105 is constructed but without assuming a torsion free connection. So this completes a series of technical notes to the general readership explaining the background to papers 93 to 110. The basic dynamical equation is no longer EH but the four vectro equations derived from the Bianchi identity and its Hodge dual.


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Class: American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) RENEWAL Class
Date: Thursday May 21st 2020
Class Start Time(s): 10:00AM - 2:00PM (No Lunch)
Course Fee: $165 (manual not included)
Course Location: Class location is 8 Rohrbach Memorial Way (corner of 1 Taylor Drive and PAL Drive, class on 2nd floor, see google map) in Wayne NJ 07470. Plenty of free Parking Available.
Course Info: The ONE-DAY ACLS program is for students renewing with current cards who wish to take the renewal program. This program covers the 12 core cases as outlined by the American Heart Associations which include: Airway Management, Bradycardias, Tachycardias, Cardiac Arrest cases Team Dynamics, Coronary Syndrome, Stroke. There is a 40 question Precourse Self-Assessment Test & 50 question test at the end of the class. Completion of the Precourse Self Assessment Test is optional prior to first day of class. This advance preparation will be very valuable as you will learn more and will be more comfortable with the course. Advance Preparation is highly advised to prepare for the skills test and written test.
Course Length: Approximately 5 hours
Course Fee: $165.00 Payment (Cash/Check/Credit
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On this page you will find some of the most frequently asked questions about the Holy Royal Arch.
What is the Holy Royal Arch?
This is a separate Order which is closely allied to Craft Freemasonry. Just as the three Craft degrees are connected and interlinked, so the Royal Arch is linked to and associated with the Craft degrees. It is the next logical step in your Masonic journey – rather like the fourth Act in a four Act play. Recently, the Grand Master described the Royal Arch as the climax of Craft Masonry.
How is it closely linked to Craft?
You will remember from your third degree ceremony, that we had just lost one of our brightest stars in the annals of Freemasonry and at that point, we were left with a feeling of despair and despondency. Our Master had gone and taken his secrets with him. The Royal Arch continues the story from this point – following on where the third degree left off.
In the Act of Union signed in 1813 which sealed the two Grand Lodges into one, the declaration said: "Masonry consists of three degrees, including the Holy Royal Arch". In addition, the Royal Arch shares all its management with Craft – HRH the Duke of Kent is head of both, in our Province, we share the same Grand Master and his team. The Royal Arch jewel is the only one permitted to be worn in a Craft lodge and most chapters (comparable to lodges in Craft) are attached to a lodge and bear the same number and usually, the same name.
Do I need any new regalia?
Yes, you will need a different apron and a sash and breast jewel, but in most cases there will be some good quality second hand regalia available at minimum cost. One of the most striking differences between Craft and Royal Arch is the more colourful regalia.
How often do Chapters meet?
Usually four times a year and one of these is an Installation meeting. Since ceremonies are worked, there will be rehearsals too. You will find that meetings are generally more relaxed than Craft.
How much does it cost?
Fees are charged just like your lodge but they are usually much less because there are fewer meetings. You should expect an initial joining fee and then an annual subscription. As in craft lodges there is a festive board at the conclusion of the chapter meeting when there may be a raffle and of course, you may wish to make a donation to charity.
What are the advantages of becoming a Holy Royal Arch Companion?
When you became a Freemason, you perhaps unwittingly embarked upon a journey of enlightenment where each degree opened for you several opportunities for thinking more deeply about the ritual and its allegory. The Royal Arch continues this process by expanding upon the story laid out before you in the three degrees. Becoming a Royal Arch Companion is also an essential qualification for membership into some of the other orders of Freemasonry.
How do I join?
In your lodge there is a Royal Arch contact whose name should appear on your lodge summons – if not, ask a Royal Arch Companion, those wearing the star shaped jewel or consult your Group Royal Arch Lead (this is normally the group vice chairman).
Can I join any Chapter?
Yes. Some lodges have their own chapter where you will find many of your lodge colleagues and friends, but if you wish and some prefer to do this, you can join any chapter and in doing so make many new friends. The group calendar shows the dates of the meetings of all the chapters in your group so you can choose which suits you best.
When is the best time for me to join?
There is no easy answer to this because it depends so much on the individual. The Regulations dictate that you must have been a Master Mason for more than four weeks before joining and some make the move straight away. Many companions join chapter after two years of Craft membership so maybe you should start to have a think about the Royal Arch after two years as a Master Mason. In any event, you should have seriously considered it by the time you have reached junior deacon in your lodge and you should not wait until you have been installed as master – this does not give you time to assimilate the ritual before you are likely to be called upon to take office in Chapter.


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Beavan makes early exit in loss to Rangers
Texan lasts four innings, allows back-to-back homers in second
ARLINGTON -- Right-hander Blake Beavan, getting his first start of the season in place of injured southpaw James Paxton, lasted just four innings before getting pulled by manager Lloyd McClendon as the Mariners dropped a 5-0 decision to the Rangers on Tuesday night at Globe Life Park.
McClendon took the unusual step of going out to the mound to talk to Beavan one batter into the game after Shin-Soo Choo sent a drive deep to center field that Abraham Almonte ran down at the track.
The skipper appeared clearly displeased with something and said afterward that conversation was "between me and him."
Beavan said McClendon was asking him if he felt alright after mentioning before the game that he was having trouble getting loose, but the manager said he wasn't aware of any real arm issues with Beavan until after the fourth frame.
Beavan got out of the first inning unscathed, but then gave up back-to-back bombs to Prince Fielder and Kevin Kouzmanoff leading off the second. Those turned out to be the only runs allowed by the 6-foot-7 Texan, but McClendon replaced him with rookie reliever Dominic Leone to start the fifth.
Beavan allowed six hits with no walks and one strikeout in his 63-pitch outing.
"He did OK," McClendon said. "Obviously he elevated a couple pitches and he ended up with a stiff shoulder in the end. But his command was not as good as it should have been."
Beavan, who had thrown well in two starts with Triple-A Tacoma to start the season, indicated his arm just never felt right.
"I just didn't feel like I could get loose from the get-go," he said. "The first inning was a little rough. I just felt like I didn't have the same feel and command and definitely my velocity was way down. I just felt like my arm was real tired for some reason.
"I tried to work on that between innings, stretching it out and doing some things and battled to get through four innings. But I just knew something wasn't right. It was just tight in there and Lloyd said he was going to take me out. I was prepared to go out for the fifth and just try to be competitive, but they didn't want to take any chances."
The Mariners already received bad pitching news earlier in the evening when top prospect Taijuan Walker was scratched from a rehab start in Tacoma when he couldn't get his shoulder loose. There was some thought Walker might be ready to return by Sunday in Miami, though McClendon said before the game he was leaning toward Beavan for that start if things went well in his debut.
What now?
"I don't have those answers right now," McClendon said.
The Mariners' offense had no answers on this night either, getting shut out for the third time in the past five games as southpaw Robbie Ross threw 7 2/3 innings of five-hit ball.
The Mariners managed seven singles and two hit batters on the night, but never advanced past second base and were 0-for-2 with runners in scoring position on a very quiet night in front of 26,628 fans.
"To me every year they've always had good hitters, guys who can swing it and make you feel uncomfortable," Ross said. "So I was just in there trying to battle, get quick outs and stay on the attack."
Ross earned his first career win as a starter, recording 16 ground-ball outs and needing just 90 pitches to get two outs into the eighth before Texas manager Ron Washington went to his bullpen with a 2-0 lead.
"We didn't do too good," McClendon said. "His cutter was working pretty good. We probably went outside the zone a little bit. This was the first night where I was probably a little disappointed with our approach. I thought we should have done better."
So the Mariners helped Ross out?
"He did OK," McClendon said, "but I don't think that was a Cy Young performance, if that's what you're asking."
Texas broke things open with three more runs off reliever Tom Wilhelmsen in the eighth on a two-RBI double by Kouzmanoff, who went 3-for-4 with a home run and two doubles, and a run-scoring single by Mitch Moreland.
Leone, a 22-year-old right-hander promoted from Triple-A Tacoma on April 4, threw two scoreless innings of relief allowing just one hit. Leone has yet to allow a run in 6 1/3 innings over his first four Major League appearances.
Designated hitter Corey Hart went 2-for-4 and Brad Miller reached twice when he was hit in the back by Ross, but Kyle Seager went 0-for-4 to snap a 15-game hitting streak in Arlington.
Miller, who went 0-for-2 on a strikeout and a popout to Ross on a bunt attempt, said he fully understood McClendon's frustration with the offensive approach in this one.
"I can only speak for myself, but I was right there with Mac," Miller said. "I was just not very competitive with my at-bats. This is the big leagues. If you give a pitcher like that easy outs, he'll cruise."
The Mariners fell to 7-6 on the season and are now 5-3 on the road, while the Rangers evened their record at 7-7.


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It's not an overstatement to say that this coming weekend is the biggest weekend of the year when it comes to the world of professional wrestling.
Wrestlemania has always been WWE's soap opera wedding meets their time capsule moment of the calendar year, but over the last several recent years, Wrestlemania has evolved from something that was just "the" biggest WWE event of the year to more of a destination point for the most diehard, hardcore professional wrestling fans in the world. Following the Walt Disney World model of adding new attractions and destinations to grab even more money from their audience, WWE has attempted to branch out and populate the weekend with as many events as possible, starting with the Hall of Fame ceremony in 2004 and adding additional special events, including the return of AXXESS as a paid attraction where fans can meet and greet wrestlers and peruse different attractions.
Even promotions outside of WWE's reach and realm have tried to latch onto the Wrestlemania weekend, wisely realizing there will be wrestling fans in the area with money to burn in their pockets in recent years. This year, TNA star Booker T and Ring of Honor will both hold events timed with Wrestlemania.
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Locksmiths Pissed Off At Geeks For Letting Out The Secret: Lockpicking Is Easy
from the without-the-internet,-we'd-all-be-safe deptAs I've mentioned before, back in high school, I had an art teacher who taught me both how to pick locks and how to make lockpicks (it was a fun class). Since then I've always been fascinated by the whole process of picking locks, though I haven't kept up with the field or even picked a lock in years. However, there is a huge community of folks online -- many coming from the tech/hacker community -- who spend a lot of time exploring lockpicking, and talking about it in great detail online. And, as Gizmodo notes, this is pissing off some locksmiths. What's not stated overtly is the obvious reason, and it's the same for any professional system that requires "certification." It's rarely about making sure people are good enough, but has everything to do with limiting the competition to keep fees high. The locksmiths aren't really so worried about criminals learning how to pick locks online (even though some claim that). They're worried that people won't need to call locksmiths anymore when they get locked out of their homes. On top of that, the lock companies hate to admit that their locks are pickable (they are), and so they hit back at those who prove it, just as software companies hate to admit that their software has vulnerabilities. Over time, perhaps locksmiths and lock companies will recognize that an enthusiastic hobby community that helps make sure locks are more secure can only be a good thing.
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An 18-year-old woman fatally shot on Friday was a senior at Roberto Clemente High School who had plans to attend college, according to her principal.
Frances Colon, of the 2900 block of West Armitage Avenue, was identified early this morning by the Cook County Medical Examiner's office as the victim who had been shot in the 1100 block of North Pulaski Road about 7:05 p.m. Friday, according to police.
She was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital, where she was pronounced dead at 8:16 pm. An autopsy determined that she had been shot in the back and ruled her death a homicide, according to the Cook County medical examiner's office.
Police believe Colon was not the intended target and was shot as someone else ran away from whoever was shooting.
Colon is the third student at Roberto Clemente to be killed this school year, said Clemente's principal Marcey Sorensen.
Rey Dorantes, 14, of the 2400 block of West Augusta Boulevard, a freshman at the school, was shot and killed on Jan. 11. His death came about a month after another Clemente student, Jeffrey Stewart, 16, of the 5200 block of West Race Avenue was shot and killed on Dec. 9.
"I'm sick of it," said Sorensen. "How many more kids have to die before we do something?"
The school has mobilized a crisis team to support students and staff. Despite the deaths, Sorensen said the students have been coping well.
"Our kids live in fear and because of that, they are incredibly resilient," she said.
Colon was a senior who was preparing to attend college, said Sorensen. She was previously selected as the student of the month, a recognition for students who display good behavior, Sorensen said.
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Chordee repair is a surgery to straighten the penis. It is done for a condition of the penis called chordee. Chordee causes the penis to be curved, which is most obvious during an erection.
A chordee repair is done by a specialized doctor called a pediatric urologist. The surgery is typically done after 6 months of age.
Reasons for Procedure
This procedure is done on boys born with:
- Chordee
- Hypospadias with chordee—The opening of the urethra is on the bottom of the penis instead of at the tip of the penis.
Possible Complications
If your child is having the surgery, the doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
- Shortened penis
- Bleeding
- Need for another operation
- Reaction to the anesthesia
- Infection
- Psychological trauma
Discuss these risks with the doctor before surgery.
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
The following may be done:
- Physical exam, which may include causing an artificial erection to check the degree of curvature
- Blood and urine tests
- A discussion about the anesthesia being used and the potential risks
Talk to the doctor about your child's medications and supplements. Your child may need to stop certain medications before the surgery. Your child may also need to take certain medications to prepare for surgery.
Your child will need to have an empty stomach before the procedure. Ask the doctor when your child will need to stop breastfeeding or eating.
Local or general anesthesia will be used. This will block any pain.
Description of Procedure
Several techniques may be used to straighten the penis. In general, surgery aims to make the longer and shorter sides of the penis equal in length. Techniques may include:
- Removing tissue that is constricting the erection
- Making the longer and shorter sides of the penis equal in length
- Lengthening the urethra if the urethra is short—tissue from the foreskin or another site will be used
An artificial erection will be created using a special injection. This will confirm that the penis is straight. Bandages will be placed around the penis.
How Long Will It Take?
About 1-2 hours—longer if your child is having a more complex procedure
The surgery is usually done in an outpatient setting. Your child will not need to stay in the hospital overnight.
How Much Will It Hurt?
Your child will not feel any pain during surgery. Medication will be given after the procedure to manage pain.
Post-procedure Care
The staff will monitor your child and give him pain medication as needed.
During your stay, the hospital staff will take steps to reduce your child's chance of infection such as:
- Washing their hands
- Wearing gloves or masks
- Keeping your child's incisions covered
There are also steps you can take to reduce your child's chances of infection such as:
- Washing your hands and your child's hands often and reminding visitors and healthcare providers to do the same
- Reminding your child's healthcare providers to wear gloves or masks
- Not allowing others to touch your child's incisions
When your child returns home, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
- Your child should only engage in light, gentle activities while the penis is healing.
- Follow all of the doctor's instructions for wound care to prevent infection.
Call Your Child's Doctor
Contact your child's doctor if their recovery is not progressing as expected or they develop complications such as:
- Pain that is not controlled with the medications your child was given
- Redness, increased swelling, or tenderness in the penis
- Bleeding from the penis
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Persistent nausea or vomiting
- Inability to eat or drink
- Difficulty urinating or inability to urinate
- Stitches fall out
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A few years ago, an anonymous donor gave $4 million to the University of Colorado to strengthen its environmental studies program, which is booming in popularity among students on the Boulder campus.
The gift has come to fruition this fall as the university hired Daniel Doak, a well-known biologist, to fill its first-ever endowed chair position.
Doak is a conservation biologist known for his analysis of how government policies can affect species including sea otters, corals, California condors and rare plants.
Next semester, Doak will be teaching two courses on the Boulder campus. One is a basic ecology course for environmental studies majors tailored for students who aren't planning to become biologists; it's designed to give them the scientific tools needed for careers in fields such as environmental planning or policymaking.
The second course — an upper-level course geared for graduate students or advanced undergraduates — will help students understand how to make predictions on the ways to estimate how threatened or endangered different species actually are and how to plan the most effective kind of management to reduce the risk of extinction.
The class will blend math and computer science methods with ecology, which is Doak's specialty.
Environmental studies has become one of the most popular undergraduate majors on the Boulder campus, with more than 1,000 undergraduate majors and 50 graduate students. In 2011, it ranked as the No. 5 undergraduate major.
Enrollment numbers for the environmental studies program have nearly doubled since 2008, said Sharon Collinge, CU professor and director of the environmental studies program.
She called Doak a perfect match for the endowed chair, a position that will help bring more visibility to the environmental studies program.
"He epitomizes what we're looking for," she said. "He really exemplifies the interdisciplinary approach that we welcome and embrace."
The National Academy of Sciences recently published Doak's study that found the California condor is chronically endangered by lead exposure from hunters' spent ammunition. The free-flying condor population has risen over the last 30 years because of captive breeding, monitoring and veterinary care, the study found. Meanwhile, the primary threat to the endangered bird — lead poisoning from bullets and shotgun shells lodged in carrion — has gone largely unmitigated, according to the findings.
Doak, she said, brings expertise in policy to his analyses of risks of energy development, for example. And he is widely cited for his research in quantitative conservation biology, which combines sophisticated computer modeling with varying policy scenarios to project changes in populations of rare species.
Since 2007, Doak has worked as a professor of zoology and physiology at the University of Wyoming. Previously, he was a faculty member at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Doak also has had research ties to the Boulder area.
Since 2001, Doak has been working on a long-term project at the Mountain Research Station above Nederland, researching how well plants fare amid climate change. His research involves two types of plants: moss campion, a pink flowered plant; and alpine bistort, a slender herb with reddish-white flowers.
Like most typical species, they are able to live across a wide range of habitats, he said.
"The two species that are the focus of the work I do up there range from far northern Alaska all the way down to the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in New Mexico," he said. "We're trying to understand how climate change in one place influences them. How do they respond to climate change year-to-year and across this wide range of places that they live now, and when does climate change surpass their ability to basically cope?"
Doak, who grew up in Alaska, said he became interested in nature as a child. The Alaska pipeline — built between 1974 and 1977 to address the oil crisis — caused Anchorage to more than double in size, he recalls.
"I saw that even in a place called the last frontier, people could have an enormous impact," he said.
Many people are sincerely interested in pursuing work that they think will improve the world, Doak said. But back when he was in school, there was less recognition about how environmental problems can lead to other problems — such as food and water scarcity.
He said he is impressed with the interdisciplinary work being done at CU and with students' increasing interest in environmental studies.
"A lot of really bright and motivated students are realizing there is this environmental component which is underlying or is going to supersede all of these other problems that you want to tackle in improving human welfare and improving welfare of other species," he said. "I think that was more opaque 30 years ago."
Doak's research has been funded by the National Science Foundation, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, California Department of Fish and Game and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
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By Jamey Dunn
Lt. Gov. Sheila Simon kicked off her campaign for state comptroller with a series of evens throughout the state today.
Simon announced in February that she would not run for lieutenant governor again. At the time she said, "I want to serve the people of Illinois in a role where I can have an even greater impact." Since then, political observers have speculated about which constitutional office she would seek. "Because I want to shine a light on corruption, blow the whistle on waste and be the fiscal watchdog that we so desperately need, I am running for comptroller," Simon said today.
Simon has served as a prosecutor and worked as a law professor at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. She served on Carbondale's city council and made an unsuccessful bid for mayor of the city against incumbent Brad Cole in 2007. She served on an ethics commission chosen by Gov. Pat Quinn to make reform recommendations after former Gov. Rod Blagojevich was impeached and removed from office.
Quinn picked Simon as his running mate after Scott Lee Cohen, a pawnshop owner with a checkered past, was pressured off the ticket. Cohen won the primary as a relatively unknown candidate, but allegations of drug use and domestic violence sunk his hopes of being a candidate in the general election. The state Democratic State Central Committee voted in Simon, the daughter of the late U.S. Sen. Paul Simon, as his replacement. In her role as lieutenant governor, Simon has focused on education policy, college affordability, rural issues and recently concealed carry of firearms.
Quinn will pick his running mate for his current bid for governor. Under a new law, all the candidates will pair up with their choice for lieutenant governor and run as pairs in the primary. The law, which will be used for the first time this race, came after the Cohen fiasco.
Simon could face a primary challenge: Will County Auditor Duffy Blackburn has voiced interest in the comptroller's office. If Simon makes it through the primary, she will likely face a difficult race against incumbent Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka, who has also served as a legislature and the state's treasurer. Topinka unsuccessfully challenged Blagojevich for the governor's office in 2006. So far, Topinka has Simon outgunned on fundraising with $805,000 to Simon's $272,000 at the end of the second quarter.
Though Simon lacks solid financial experience on her resume, she says there is more to the job of handling the state's checkbook than being a whiz with numbers. "It's time for a comptroller who provides not just accounting but accountability," Simon said. "Voters need someone they can trust. That's why I've held myself to a higher standard. I don't accept contributions from state contractors, state employees or their spouses, and I don't take contributions from my own staff." Simon said she would adhere to the same policies as comptroller.


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Bernard Buffet was born in Paris, France on July 10, 1928. He entered the Ecole des Beaux Arts in 1944 but worked mostly in solitude. He obtained an exhibition at the Gal. des Impressions d'Art in 1947 but attracted no attention. About that time he found his individual style and in 1948 won the Prix de la Critique jointly with Bernard Lorjou. After that he enjoyed the greatest acclaim of the younger French painters, becoming the most commercially successful French painter alive.
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Owners are now keen sellers. The asking price has recently been reduced to its current level.
This Bodrum gulet was built by late Ziya Guvendiren who was the master of gulet builders in Bodrum in 1970's.
It is in turn-key condition for liveaboard and private use
Spacious aft deck lounging for long Mediteranean summers
Major refit from toe to truck in 2006 must be seen to be appreciated !
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These games teach valuable skills and have a high fun and educational rating.
Your child develops counting skills by stacking crates in order.
Your child develops single-digit addition skills by safely landing their space craft.
Your child develops pattern recognition and memory skills while stacking elephants, clowns, and lions.
Your child practices recycling by helping Michael clean up the park and catch litterbugs.
Your child develops money handling skills by helping Hoofy sort his coins.
Your child practices saving money by catching coins in a piggy bank.
Your child develops artistic skills by selecting paint colors and filling in areas of a selected drawing.
Your child develops fine motor skills by playing this soccer arcade game against different countries.
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