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By Herald Staff Report , October 11, 2011
Manvel man wins $30,000
A Manvel, N.D., man won $30,000 from a scratch ticket bought in Oslo, Minn., recently, according to the Minnesota State Lottery.By Herald Staff Report , September 15, 2011
Rural Manvel, N.D., man sentenced to 30 years for murdering his brother
Invoking the biblical tale of Cain and Abel, state District Judge Lawrence Jahnke on Monday sentenced Rodney Chisholm to 30 years in prison for murdering his brother, Donald, last summer.By Stephen J. Lee , July 18, 2011
Chisholm sentencing today
Rodney Chisholm is scheduled to be sentenced this morning by a Grand Forks judge for the murder of his older brother Donald last June near Manvel, N.DBy Stephen J. Lee , July 17, 2011
Construction to begin on I-29 near Manvel
Construction will begin Wednesday on the northbound roadway of Interstate 29 near Manvel at County Road 18 and continue for six miles to the junction of N.D. Highway 54. Work consists of concrete pavement grinding.By Herald Staff Report , May 17, 2011
Jury begins deliberations in Rodney Chisholm murder trial
The jury in the Rodney Chisholm murder trial began deliberations about 1:20 p.m. Tuesday after attorneys from both sides made their closing arguments Tuesday morning. Pizza was delivered to the jury about 5:40 p.m. after the 12 members asked to have dinner ordered in.By Stephen J. Lee , May 03, 2011
CHISHOLM MURDER TRIAL: Testimony complete; jury to deliberate today
Testimony was completed in the Rodney Chisholm trial Monday afternoon after the prosecution called up a handful of rebuttal witnesses after Chisholm testified for nearly six hours.By Stephen J. Lee , May 02, 2011
Brothers detail sibling rivalries at Chisholm murder trial
Two older brothers of Rodney Chisholm testified for the prosecution Wednesday morning in a Grand Forks courtroom in his trial on the charge that he murdered their elder brother Donald June 24 and buried his body on the rural property over which they were feuding.By Stephen J. Lee , April 27, 2011
CHISHOLM MURDER TRIAL: Attorneys select jury
Rodney Chisholm is "a kind man," who killed his older brother, Donald, last summer with a piece of steel pipe only after Donald — a man of "vile character" — attacked him and threatened to get a pistol and kill him, said defense attorney Steven Light during his opening statement Tuesday in Rodney Chisholm's murder trial.By Stephen J. Lee , April 26, 2011
Chisholm trial expected to start today
After being postponed twice, the murder trial of Rodney Chisholm, the rural Manvel, N.D., man who says he killed his older brother in self defense, begins this morning in state district court in Grand Forks.By Stephen J. Lee , April 25, 2011
VIDEOS: Trucker's two treks through Interstate 29 floodwaters north of Grand Forks
A video of a trucker's Interstate 29 ride between and through floodwaters north of Grand Forks includes music from "The Who" and a few added surrealistic touches. A second, more straightforward video from the same trucker offers views of deeper "Lake I-29" driving north of Manvel, N.D., plus more trucks making the water trek. Open the article link, then look below for videos.By Herald Staff Report , April 16, 2011
- Truck on flooded I-29
- VIDEO: Snow-covered Red River flood scenes part of Grand Forks-East Grand Forks images
- VIDEO: View a month of Fargo's Red River flood in time-lapse photos
- VIDEOS: Raw power of floodwater Wednesday at Maple River dam spillway in N.D.
- VIDEO: Watch evolution of 2011 winter, spring flood in downtown Grand Forks ... in 41 seconds
- From wild rides over downtown Grand Forks to wild rides through 'Lake I-29,' view more flood video featured on GrandForksHerald.com
- 2 escape car after plunge into I-29 water-filled ditch north of Grand Forks
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Getting it done: Despite low turnout, volunteers help residents north, south of Grand Forks
Although not a high turnout, volunteers help residents north and south of Grand ForksVolunteer turnout was sluggish Tuesday and Wednesday as homeowners north and south of Grand Forks sought help sandbagging.
April 13, 2011
- Sandbag wagons
- See extensive flood coverage on GrandForksHerald.com
- Talk about this topic
- Share your 2011 flood photos today on GrandForksHerald.com
- FEMA adds Grand Forks, Pembina, Walsh, Ward counties to emergency declaration
- High water closes stretch of I-29 between Manvel and Grafton
- FLOOD CAM: See the flooded Red River on Flood Cam 2011, plus get other views from Grand Forks, Fargo
- Report flood problems or alert others HERE.
High water closes stretch of I-29 between Manvel and Grafton
A portion of Interstate 29 was closed Wednesday afternoon between the Manvel and Grafton interchanges because of water on the roadway.By Herald Staff Report , April 13, 2011
- Talk about this topic
- I-29 north of Harwood to remain closed for next couple days
- I-29 closure frustrates residents, but officials expected that
- BRAD DOKKEN: Driving into 'Lake I-29' an encounter to remember
- Towner County scrambling to close washed out roads
- STAY AHEAD OF THE FLOOD: Get the very latest river levels, road conditions, flood and weather forecasts and flood news HERE
- I-29 detour adds miles, dollars to truck drivers' routes
FAITH: Pastor's son to speak in Manvel ... Erskine hosts new church meeting ... U.K. priest to speak ... more
Jude McClure, son of a former Manvel, N.D., pastor, will talk about how God redeemed him from a life of drug and alcohol addiction in the Twin Cities and Phoenix at 7 p.m. Saturday in his former home church, Trinity Lutheran in Manvel.By Staff Reports , April 02, 2011
Murder trial delayed in Chisholm case
The murder trial of a Manvel, N.D., man accused of killing his brother has been postponed until March 15.December 09, 2010
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Leeds striker Luke Varney could be a surprise inclusion in the starting line-up at Leicester.
Varney was stretchered off in Saturday's home win over Millwall following a collision with team-mate Stephen Warnock, but has suffered only heavy bruising to his leg.Manager Neil Warnock, who has no other new injury or suspension worries, is keen to name an unchanged side for the fourth game running and is hoping Varney can pass a late fitness test.Midfielder Michael Brown and forward El-Hadji Diouf are pushing for recalls after second-half substitute appearances against Millwall, while Aidy White and Ryan Hall provide boss Warnock with alternatives if Varney fails to make it.Leeds are looking to extend their unbeaten league run to four matches in a bid to maintain their play-off challenge.
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Listed in: Xbox 360, PS3 Tags: EA Sports, Peter Moore
Revealed at this past weekend's Spike TV Video Game Awards 2010 show, Electronic Arts has now made SSX: Deadly Descents offcial, revealing more details about the long awaited return of the classic snowboarding franchise.
Set to redefine the franchise, SSX: Deadly Descents "packs adrenaline into every run with compelling characters and heart-pumping adventures as riders battle the most treacherous and diverse mountain ranges on Earth," according to EA.
And just like the classic snowboarding title, Deadly Descents will pit gamers versus both mountain and man. "Players will explore the story of a team who seek to be the first to descend the faces of the most treacherous mountain ranges on the planet. The team will travel the world to face the worst that Mother Nature can throw at them. From the peaks of the Himalayas, where the air is so thin that riders have to descend through the death zone at breakneck speeds to keep from blacking out, to the solid ice ranges of Antarctica, where a sunlit line is the only survival option when temperatures drop 50 degrees centigrade in the shade. And the mountain isn't the only danger players will face. In SSX: Deadly Descents the first goal is to survive. The second, in true SSX fashion, is to look good doing it."
"An entire genre was born from the original SSX a decade ago, and it's time to reboot one of the most popular franchises of all-time in an unpredictable and unexpected way," said Peter Moore, President, EA SPORTS. "Fans have been begging for this since the launch of this generation of consoles, and we have an experience that will be worth the wait. This franchise has always been about racing, tricks, characters and fun – SSX: Deadly Descents will deliver all of that, and more, on a global scale, with rich online experiences, and with the sense of adventure never before imagined on a snowboard."
EA wasn't able to reveal a release date for the game but confirmed that it will be available for the Xbox 360 and PS3.
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Packages nominated for the Pro Carton / ECMA Awards 2011 will be displayed during PACKAGING INNOVATIONS.
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Judge John Hodgman listener Justin Devine was inspired by all the nerdtalk in the closing segment of this week's Judge John Hodgman, and created this. A++.
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Christmas Playlist
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Vancouver-based artist Bill Pechet of Pechet Studio has teamed up with lighting co-designer Chris Pekar of Lightworks and Montreal-based LED lighting manufacturer Lumenpulse to create one remarkable public art installation called Emptyful. The towering structure, which mimics a mammoth sized laboratory flask, stands 35-feet tall and 31-feet wide, weighing in at approximately 48,500 lbs. Located at Winnipeg's Millennium Library Plaza, Pechet's sculpture serves as a real crowd pleaser, grabbing the attention of visitors and casual pedestrians alike.


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The Dance Cooperative, in association with Cameron Art Museum, provides monthly informal showings to afford working artists a place to present works in progress to be reviewed and critiqued in a nurturing environment. The events are open to working choreographers, dancers, and the general public who are working on movement and wishes to have others provide feedback on the work as well as anyone who wish to witness the creative process through its many stages and provide assistance in that process. If you are interested in presenting work, please e-mail The Dance Cooperative at firstname.lastname@example.com no later than the Monday preceding the showcase.
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Fire guts West End home
A fire that completely gutted a home in the 1800 block of Winyah Street this morning was reported at about 8:45 a.m.
The two occupants were able to get out but one was transported to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation.
The cause of the fire is being investigated. This is the second house fire in the West End this week.
Fire also destroyed Georgetown Family Pizza in Maryville this morning.
Read more about all three fires in Friday's Georgetown Times.
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Survival related Yahoo Groups
One of the largest survival-related Yahoo Groups. While the focus is on building and maintaining survival retreats, the list owner follows a very extensive outline of topics that runs throughout the year. Very busy group with tons of great information.
This group is focused on survival from the female perspective. Many women feel intimidated or otherwise shy about posting questions and comments related to survival and preparedness. While they shouldn't feel that way anywhere, this group was created to be a forum specifically by and for women. There are male members but very few of them are not moderated.
A smaller but very active group with a wide open approach to discussions.
This group isn't quite as active as the others but it has a very "nuts and bolts" approach. Nothing speculative, no prophecies or predictions, just the day-to-day business of preparedness.
Not a discussion group but rather a collection of links and websites of interest to survivalists.
Surviving the Day After
A very large survival-related Yahoo Groups currently active. Not for the faint of heart but many very experienced survivalists call this group home. Most of these folks have truly been there and done that.
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Dear David and/or GTD community, I am new to the forum. Have been studying the GTD material and pretend to start its application this coming monday. What IPAD App do you recommend the most for GTD? :confused:
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Dear David and/or GTD community, I am new to the forum. Have been studying the GTD material and pretend to start its application this coming monday. What IPAD App do you recommend the most for GTD? :confused:
The iPad has now pretty much taken over as my primary GTD tool.
- OmniFocus for my list manager (areas of focus, projects and next actions, plus checklists and the like)
- Dropbox and Evernote for much of my reference and project-support material (early days with Evernote, but it's looking promising)
- iThoughtsHD for mind mapping (also early days, but looking good so far)
- Mail, Calendar, Contacts and 1Password for...well, you get it...
- Quickoffice for online/offline viewing and editing of word-processing documents, spreadsheets and presentations
- Ignition/LogMeIn for remote access of my other computers
Hope that helps!
Evernote (EN) user for I think at least 2 years.
Like the concept of reminders on iOS (generated from Tasks in Outlook [OL] for me).
I'm hoping that iOS reminders become more refined and flexible. I can't even figure out how the reminders are prioritized/sorted on the screen. Also a reminder created in iOS does not have a "due date" in OL.
I thought I had read that EN is planning on creating a due date function. This may really take EN to a new level for GTD'rs. Now if EN had a calendar, I might do away with OL altogether and just use my EN email address for everything.
but if you don't, pick something simpler e.g. Things, any outliner, etc.
If you are asking about no palm anymore, you may want simplest thing possible, which is not omnifocus.
my 3c (inflation).
The PI app for the iPhone gets you a full sync with Outlook. There is category sync with Outlook for Tasks and Notes. The Calendar is as it's supposed to look and not at all like the native iPhone look.
I think OmniFocus' learning curve is worth the trip!
It's a little complicated but not really. Outcomes & next actions.
I came to my present system from Outlook synced to a Treo. On the iPad/iPhone I've chosen apps to function as those Outlook components. I like these tools better because they REALLY sync to the desktop.
Calendar - Apple iCal
Lists - OmniFocus; specifically runway & 10-20,000 foot horizons
Email - Apple Mail
Contacts - Apple Address Book
Notes - Evernote & 1Password
OmniFocus and Mind Manager (action support & 30-50k horizons) are the places where most of my content resides.
On my iPad I use Toodledo for Tasks, Projects, etc and iThoughtHD for my MindMap project reference, checklists, etc. My general reference tool is Evernote. Between those three my system is pretty complete on the iPad and Toodledo/Evernote and to some extent MindMaps can also be down directly on any computer with an Internet connection and a browser.
What do you use besides an iPad? If you are a mac user, Omnifocus is very, very good. If not, Toodledo is serviceable.


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Terri, Liz and I decided to go for a swim, and joined a group of people already at the beach
Here is Terri and Liz making their way out into the deep blue, er, turquoise, sea... I think Liz was playing hide and seek, or something?
The Suicide Memorial on the east side of the island is a great drive, has beautiful views, and wonderful monuments to those who have died on Tinian.
I never get tired of the view from the Scenic Overlook
Along with adding a small addition to the store, they are also revising the roof so that both sides match... I think...
We took advantage of the last day of the Tinian Fiesta by getting our dinner there.
There were lots of places to eat, and I left for home with my arms full of good food!
Liz and I took a scooter ride one afternoon and discovered some old WWII ordinance
We also found some new roads I had never been down before
We even discovered some new roads right by the airport that I never knew were there!
This road almost looks like one of the old WWII runways, only this is by the current airport
Then we followed a fence-line road for what seemed to be forever (hoping that it wasn't a dead-end!
We finally ended up on one of the old WWII roads that the Seabees had built, that runs west to Fleming Point! It was a great adventure!
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It looks beautiful! What are the animals in the road? Pigs?
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Posted by DougK on Nov 15th 2011
Keeps my Siberien Huskies (long hair and short hair) in. Easily trained and sjusted very well. Transmitter seems to have some kind failurs every 3 years or so requiring repair and / replacement so I keep an 'extra' on the shelf. Even so, I highly recommend it use and effectiveness (keep those receiver batteries checked).
Posted by Unknown on Nov 9th 2011
encircles the yard so that dogs have a free roaming capability. happy dogs and happy
Posted by Unknown on Nov 4th 2011
encircles the yard so that dogs have a free roaming capability. happy dogs and happy
Posted by tangosmon on Nov 2nd 2011
The dog really know her bounderies and has never crossed in over a year.
Posted by Joe C. on Oct 31st 2011
Works great
Posted by yellow lab owner on Oct 27th 2011
We love our underground invisable fence to keep our Yellow Lab in the yard. Katy does go through the fence on occasion, but 99% of the time she knows her boundaries and stays where she is suppose to. It is a great thing to be able to let her out and not worry about her running off or going on the road. Only thing is as soon as there is a storm it seems to hit it almost immediatley if not unplugged. We now have the protector and hopefully we don;t have to replace transmitter again.
Posted by kd on Oct 24th 2011
power surge from winter storm got our original box we had had for maybe 5 years. about two months after purchasing the new one, lightning zapped it. worked fine until then! our small dog wont cross it for anything, but our big dog needs more training because he will cross it.
Posted by Vom Kita on Oct 21st 2011
We live in a rural area on a busy main road. We have 2 german shepherd dogs that are our precious family members. The radio fencer with stubborn dog collars has not only kept them from chasing deer, bunnies and all the other critters that abound, it has kept them out of the road. These fencers make dog ownership much more enjoyable and worry-free. We LOVE ours and would never try to live without it. Thank you PetSmart for this great and effective product.
Posted by Hawk on Oct 19th 2011
This product works great and is easy to use. Money well spent.
Posted by Paul on Oct 19th 2011
Good product that works as advertised, and does control the dog in conjunction with the collar the dog wears. Lack of "surge protection" caused mine to not operate, and I had to replace it, due to a possible power surge. Now have a replacement that was easy to purchase, and had to install my own "surge protection" to plug the unit into. Internal protection should be provided with the product or a note stating to use external surge protection, to protect sensative inner electronics.


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These sophisticated techniques deliver high-powered radiation to precisely focused areas. This lowers the risk to healthy tissue and lessens side effects.
The Rosenfeld Cancer Center at Abington Memorial Hospital has been awarded the ACR-ASTRO seal of accreditation for the highest level of quality and patient safety by the American College of Radiology (ACR) and The American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO). This award, which has a three-year term, is given only after a peer-review evaluation by experts in the field. The review assesses our patient care, treatment and safety, the qualifications of our team, quality control, equipment excellence and more.
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CH enclosures are primarily designed for covering and protecting larger diameter pipework, including heating services, soil and vent pipework, rainwater pipes, heat recovery ducting, etc., which are located in mid wall applications, vertically or horizontally.
Enclosures are supplied either as pre-finished components fitted with assembly joints to facilitate site installation or, where appropriate, as a single unit.
The enclosures are available to individual size requirements, based on a pair of angle casings (MX range) with an additional flat front section and/or additional flat side sections. A range of factory assembled joints are available (J1, J2, J3, J4 and J5).
All profiles are 90° angles, with radiused corners. (Internal radius is 21.5mm)
Length: 2500. / 3000 mm. Longer lengths can be achieved using an inner collar to link two sections.
Size: CH Type A: no longer availableCH Type B - Depth: 65 to 300 mm. Overall width: 150 to 600 mm. CH Type C - Depth: 65 to 300 mm. Overall width: Over 600 mm. CH Type D - Depth: Over 300 mm. Overall width: Up to 600 mm. CH Type E - Depth: Over 300 mm. Overall width: Over 600 mm.
Durable white melamine. – for Types B, C, D and E. Real wood veneer - for Types B, C, D and E. Consult Pendock for availability of colours and samples. High pressure laminate. Ref: – for Types B, C, D and E. Consult Pendock for availability of colours and samples.
Factory fitted edge shadow gaps (black finish for use with black screws), to provide discreet fixing location and material for scribing. Inner collar for head / skirting / jointing application. Can be supplied in complementary finishes to enhance the column design. Inner collars are produced to suit the internal dimensions of the main casing and have a standard height of 200mm, to show up to 150mm.
Jointing: Butt Joint, ref: J1. UPVC Shadow Gap, ref: J2. Aluminium extrusion and decorative insert, Ref: J3. Sealed Laminate Joint, Ref: J4. Joint to alternative face:
Lipped Joint, Ref: J5. Joints in lengths of components: (for lengths over 3000 mm). Inner collar. Shadow Gap Joint. Section pinned to the battens.Not all finishes are available for all joint types.
Fixing: Face fixed to softwood battens using manufacturer's fixings. Fixing type: Black screws. / Brass screws. / Zinc screws with decorative caps and collars. Position of fixings: 50 mm from each end and equally spaced along the profile at approx. 600 mm centres. Provide extra fixings where necessary to uneven walls. For edge shadow gap components Edge shadow gap fixing type: Black screws. Position of fixings: In black recessed section, positioned 50 mm from each end and equally spaced along the profile at approx. 600 mm centres. Manufacturer:
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Lammbert Brink Huybertsen was born in 1638 in Wageningen, Gelderland, Netherlands. He died in 1695 in Hurley, Ulster County, NY. Lammbert married Hendrickje Cornelisse approx. 1654 in Wagening, Gelderland, Holland.
Hendrickje Cornelisse was born approx. 1625 in Holland. She died in 1702 in New York. Hendrickje married Lammbert Brink Huybertsen approx. 1654 in Wagening, Gelderland, Holland.
They had the following children:
M i Huybertse Lambertse was born in Holland. He died. F ii Jannetje Lambertse was born in Holland. She died. M iii Cornelius Lambertse was born in 1660 in Aboard Ship. He died. M iv Gerret Terpenning Lambertzen M v Hendrick Brink Lambertzen was born in New York. He died. F vi Lysbet Elisabeth Lambertsen died. M vii Pieter Lambertse died.
James H. Finnamore died. He married Margaret E Barker.
Margaret E Barker [Parents]
They had the following children:
F i Ruth Finnamore F ii Valerie Finnamore F iii Louise Finnamore
Madeline Barker [Parents]
Arlene Vera Barker [Parents]
Muriel Eva Barker [Parents]
William Sawrey Banks [Parents] was born in 1803 and was christened on JUL 30 1804 in Gagetwon, Queens Cnty., NB. He died on OCT 20 1876 in Peel, Carleton Cnty, NB and was buried in Florenceville, Carleton Cnty, N.B.. William married Elizabeth Jane Thompkins on NOV 18 1824 in York Cnty., N.B..
Elizabeth Jane Thompkins [Parents] was born approx. 1802. She died. Elizabeth married William Sawrey Banks on NOV 18 1824 in York Cnty., N.B..
They had the following children:
F i Eliza Jane Banks F ii Ellen Banks F iii Mamaree Banks F iv Mary Banks was born approx. 1834 in Peel, Carleton Cnty, NB. She died. F v Isabell Banks M vi William Banks F vii Cordelia Amanda Banks M viii George Banks M ix Sheppard Banks
Elijah Thompkins died. He married Frances Woodward.
Frances Woodward died. She married Elijah Thompkins.
They had the following children:
F i Elizabeth Jane Thompkins
James Banks-Sawrey [Parents] was born in North Carolina. He died in 1835 in Tobique River, Victoria, Cnty., N.B.. James married Elizabeth Cowperthwaite.
Elizabeth Cowperthwaite [Parents] was born in 1780 and was christened on MAR 27 1804 in Gagetwon, Queens Cnty., NB. She died on MAR 19 1868 in Maugerville, Sunbury Cnty., N.B.. Elizabeth married James Banks-Sawrey.
They had the following children:
M i William Sawrey Banks M ii John Banks M iii Ludlow Banks died on DEC 13 1836 in York Cnty., New Brunswick. F iv Frances Banks F v Mary Banks M vi James Banks died. M vii Thomas Banks M viii George Banks M ix Charles B. Banks F x Sarah Elizabeth Banks F xi Phoebe Jane Banks was born approx. 1830. She died. F xii Charlotte Banks
Hugh Cowperthwaite died. He married Sarah Mead.
Sarah Mead died. She married Hugh Cowperthwaite.
They had the following children:
F i Elizabeth Cowperthwaite
Williams Banks-Sawrey was born in 1728 in Kendclinthe, Cumberland Cnty., England. He died on JUL 28 1803 in Queens Cnty., N.B. and was buried on JUL 30 1803 in Gagetown, Queens Cnty., New Brunswick. Williams married Mary.
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Sometimes it seems like only the color has changed. Hate and ignorance has gone from the black and white grainy videos and photos of yesteryear to today's live and in living color. The chants of segregation and racism have been replaced with code words like "un-American," "Communist," "Socialist," "he is not one of us" and "he has a Kenyan colonial world view."
In the above video, a woman, clearly "an anti-Obama-ian," is screaming "Communist" outside Thursday's debate in Dansville, Kentucky. When MSNBC's Chris Matthews went over to ask her to explain what she meant by Obama is a Communist, the ignorance is overwhelmingly embarrassing-- for her.
She doesn't seem to know what the word meant but was simply regurgitating what she had picked up from one of the many right-winged hate-mongers spewing on radio and television daily.
She kept saying, "Study it out, all you have to do is study it out and you will see"--whatever that means. Adding, "You haven't done your homework buddy, he is a Communist and those of us who are not voting for him, know it."
When Matthews pressed her on what Communist meant, she answered, " You don't know, you dont know--I know what it means--study it out."
Matthews then asked her if the president was American, and she firmly replied, "Oh no--just because he was born here doesn't mean he is like us--he is a Communist."
Sadly, she is not an isolated case but represents an entire group of "birthers" and "anti-Obama" crowd out there who dislike the president for reasons they can't even articulate.
They cannot name one legitimate, rational thing they disagree with in policy so gravitate to the Communist, Socialist, Kenyan, Muslim confounded rhetoric.
"A mind is a terrible thing to waste" and contrary to the idiom, ignorance is certainly not bliss.
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I have a one question, is there any time limit that song has in RBN?
Because, I was thinking, that We could play via Magma for example full concerts in one part, even if sending process will take a long time, you can drink some beer and get energy before rock and roll.
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Recessions entail more than just a pullback in economic growth; they include a retrenchment in business innovation and activities. The global recession that began to be formally recognized about a year ago in August 2008, has hit companies hard and their business practices harder – particularly in IT.
With global corporate IT budgets declining an average of 5% and many CIOs saw cuts of 10% or more. CIOs predict a tight budget year in 2010. This raises the question of what IT will look like when the recovery comes.
Now that economic conditions are starting to stabilize, CIOs are taking fresh look at their IT organization, its capabilities, capacity and productivity. After taking on significant budget cuts, freezing staff levels, deferring maintenance and taking other actions, CIOs have to ask have they cut into IT muscle and bone.
It's a critical question, because few if any CIOs believe that IT budgets are going to return to double-digit growth rates. If resources are not returning to IT, then the question is what kind of IT will the CIO lead in 2010 and beyond?
CIOs who changed their cost structure to boost productivity and efficiency through changing the way IT worked are less at risk. They restructured IT matching resources with revenues raised their productivity, and supported IT capability, capacity and credibility.
CIOs who responded to requests to cut their budgets by cutting based on budget categories cut spending without changing cost structure. You have likely bombed IT back to the 'data processing age' as that is about all the resources you have left. For example, supporting infrastructure, maintenance, break-fix and minor enhancements.
Bringing IT back from the data processing age requires rebuilding capabilities, skills, trust and skills. Those things all cost money, which will be unlikely to flow into IT until there is a major performance failure – the kind that triggers an IT turnaround.
Should you be worried about that? Not really as the first step in a turnaround typically relieves the CIO and IT executives of their responsibilities.
That's great but what about those facing a recovery as refugees. That may be melodramatic but what can they do now?
Start by using the last three and a quarter months of the year – the LAST 68 business days of 2009 (counting from 9/21/09) to implement the process improvements, restructure governance decision-making and re-organizing IT to work smarter rather than harder.
This can take the form of charting an IT productivity group, to giving each employee 5% to work on teams to improve process performance (Link) You have to increase productivity if you hope to restore your capability, capability and credibility.
That will be tough for those who answered the mail, as they will be tempted to scramble in the last quarter to deliver something. However, the heroics of doing 'more with less' are not sustainable compared with driving core productivity improvements.
Which matters more, pulling some last minute miracles that only prove that you can still get results by starving IT resources, or concentrating on changing the way you work from working harder to working smarter.
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I believe textmate has a mode where if you start typing, the same thing will be entered on all the lines you've selected. Is there something similar to this in emacs? I'm guessing there's a way rectangles can help me, but I'm not sure how...
Blarg! It's simple: use C-x r t | |||||||||||||||||
You absolutely need to try installing multiple cursors: https://github.com/magnars/multiple-cursors.el It's in marmalade and melpa so just: M-x package-install multiple-cursors | |||
One of the solutions is using CUA mode. Activate cua mode with M-x cua-mode, select rectangle regin: first press C-Enter then move cursor with standard movement commands to make selection, now pressing enter at any time will cycle cursor through corners of the rectangle enabling you to prepend or append text to the selection. | |||||||||||||
You can use the following commands (and keys) to accomplish this:
Here is a complete description of those features: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Rectangles.html | |||
you should try this : https://github.com/magnars/mark-multiple.el | |||||||||||||
I believe you are looking for the cua-mode that was suggested by boskom. http://www.vimeo.com/1168225?pg=embed&sec=1168225 this screencast might give you an idea of how to use this. | |||||
The answers show above are for inserting text in columns. TextMate's "Edit Each Line in Selection" inserts the same text in each line regardless of the length of each lines. I'm learning Lisp now, so as an exercise I wrote a function to do this:
You first make a selection that includes all the lines you want to affect and then run the function with M-x append-to-lines. | |||||
Rectangles are for simple stuff like deleting the same amount of spaces in adjacent lines. Otherwise keyboard macros are the way to go. | |||


text: The Clam Bar in Amagansett is a classic Hamptons seaside snack bar. The "catch of the day" is the order of the day. The restaurant strives to offer the freshest seafood on the South fork, served up with the ocean as a backdrop. Owner Dick Ehrlich, (who also owns The Seafood Barge on Long Island's North Fork), has relied on the same fleet of local fishermen for more than 20 years.


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Bob Thurman, Credit Union of America President, announced this week, "The Boards of Directors from both Credit Union of America and First Choice Credit Union have signed letters of intent to merge the two credit unions into one financial cooperative under the Credit Union of America name. Both credit unions are financially strong and committed to excellence in service to their memberships."
Laura Patzner, Executive Director of the Family Crisis Center, accepts a check from Pam Chambers, Administrator of Great Bend Regional Hospital on behalf of Human (e) Motion the run-bike-walk event held June 18th at the hospital. All proceeds from the event went to the Family Crisis Center to support their agency needs.
Doonan GMC received the GMC "Mark of Excellence" award from General Motors for the year 2010. This award is only presented to outstanding dealerships demonstrating strong marketing and servicing capabilities for the GMC product. Pictured left to right is Paul Bishop, Doonan GMC sales manager with J. R. Postlethwaite, Doonan GMC service manager.
Michael Holdsworth of Ellinwood has been appointed a full time agent for American Family Insurance Group, according to Ed Graham, district sales manager of the company,.
The Kansas CASA Association has been nominated by the Walmart Foundation State Giving Program to be one of five statewide non-profit organizations competing in the Walmart Associates Choice program for a $100,000 grant. Through this new grant-making initiative, each Walmart employee across Kansas is being given the opportunity to vote for one organization to receive the grant. Voting will conclude on Aug. 6. In addition to the opportunity to compete for the $100,000, each ...
Kelsee DeWerff, daughter of Scott DeWerff and Ann (Feist) Christiansen has joined the staff of Hair E-Clips. She is a 2007 graduate of Ellinwood High School and attended B-Street Design School of Cosmetology in Manhattan. She was employed at JC Penney Salon in Manhattan before returning home to Barton County. She specializes in haircuts, color services, styles and perms. Call 793-9050 to schedule an appointment with Kelsee. Ask for back to school specials.
CFG/New England Financial announces that Kelly Underwood has joined the firm as a financial representative.
Farmers Bank and Trust made the announcement that two new members have joined the Board.
Rhonda Knudson, an American Family Insurance agent in Great Bend, has been recognized for customer satisfaction excellence under the J.D. Power and Associates Distinguished Insurance Agency Program. The Knudson Agency joins other American Family agents who have demonstrated the highest level of commitment to outstanding customer service.
They sit tall in the saddle, three feet off the ground and view the world from a different perspective – on the back of a horse. Those who live with disabilities draw upon normally untapped abilities by riding horses, caring for them, and competing on them. It's not the average regimen; it is eleven hundred pounds of highly effective, equine therapy.
St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center wants to help educate the public about illness prevention and treatment options, and is offering its experts to spread the word.
Great Lakes Airlines' Food Drive to Benefit the Community Food Bank of Barton County in Great Bend
On Monday, June 20, Flame Engineering succeeded in achieving 10 Years With No Loss Time Accidents. Management and staff take safety seriously and this accomplishment is a tribute to their success. A special celebration luncheon is planned for July 22 with local and state dignitaries invited to participate. In addition to their outstanding safety record, Flame Engineering is currently recognized by the Kansas Department of Safety and Health along with OSHA as a SHARP ...
Jackie (Mai) Becker has joined Renue Salon and Spa as a massage therapist. A lifetime resident of the Great Bend area, she received her massage training through U.S. Career Institute and Body and Soul Therapeutic Massage School in Wichita. She offers full-body Swedish massage, deep tissue techniques, La Stone hot stone massage, Lomi Lomi Hawaiian massage and Reike, and has a flexible schedule to meet your needs.
It has long been one of the quickest, easiest and most precise medical tests around. And now it is even quicker, easier and more precise at St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center.
The Kansas Association of Broadcasters recently announced the 2013 KAB Television & Radio Award Winners. KSNC TV in Great Bend was awarded "Non-Metro Television Station of the Year". Along with Station of the Year, KSNC also won awards for News, Commercial Production and Promotions. These awards included 1st Place in the "Single Topic Event News Coverage" Category (Mikayla Lewis), 1st Place in the "In-Depth News Reporting" Category(Mikayla Lewis), 1st Place and Honorable Mention in the ...
For 50 years, Larry Schugart served the Great Bend area both as a banker and a community leader. In banking, assets are normally defined in dollars and cents. Now retired from banking, Schugart is proof that tireless volunteerism, community involvement and leadership are all critical assets to the community.
The Kansas Association of Broadcasters recently announced the 2013 KAB Television & Radio Award Winners. KSNC-TV in Great Bend was awarded "Non-Metro Television Station of the Year."
Nikki Snow has been recognized for her exemplary customer service at Office Products Inc. – some of which is obvious to customers, some not so obvious.
Dale Phillips, Barton County Road and Bridge, Noxious Weed and Memorial Parks Director, was named as the 2013 Highway Official of the Year by the Kansas County Highway Association.
Cheryl Gage has been promoted to manager of Commercial Banking Services in Long Beach for City National Bank. As manager, she is responsible for working closely with a team of specialists to deliver the bank's full range of financial solutions and expertise to successful, growing middle-market companies in Long Beach, South Bay and surrounding areas.
Harden Hospice Kansas recently hosted an open house and ribbon cutting ceremony on in celebration of its new office in Great Bend. Jan Westfall, hospice consultant with Harden Hospice Kansas, presided at the ceremony that was attended by 45 guests, including Harden Hospice Kansas staff members from the Great Bend, Hutchinson and Wichita offices. Chamber members and ambassadors, and members of the public were also included.
Barbara Wolford, an insurance agent in Great Bend's John Jaco agency for over three decades, was named the Agent of the Year Award by the Kansas Association of Insurance Agents at its annual management conference Oct. 3-4 in Overland Park.
TOPEKA - The Kansas Supreme Court announced Wednesday that Lisa Taylor has been appointed public information director for the Kansas Judicial Branch. Taylor succeeds Ron Keefover, who founded the court's public information office in 1981 and retired in September.
ELLINWOOD - Owned by Ann Christiansen, Annie Mae's, 518 E. Santa Fe has opened in Ellinwood. The former John Henry's now also serves breakfast and has takeout and delivery in Ellinwood.
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Students hold mock presidential debate
Learn about campaign issues
Just a week before the presidential election, some local students are seeing what it's like to be on the campaign trail and in the hot seat.
Fourteen students at Damascus Middle School are running for office. But it's not your typical campaign. "We've done a lot of research and we've been into politics more in the past few weeks than ever in our life," said Leah Cullop, a 7th grader running for Vice President. "There's a lot of different views and that's what I think makes everybody so unique. It is fun seeing where everyone stands on the different issues."
Leah and her twin sister, Lindsey, are one of seven teams running for President and Vice President at the school. The 12-year-olds have been learning about the same campaign issues that President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney are facing. "It's the first time our students have thought about the campaign issues and had to form their own opinions," said Rhonda Mossholder, a teacher at DMS. "It's created a lot of conversation and diversity when they realize they have different opinions on these issues."
Those issues included immigration, the war in Iraq, gun control, the death penalty, education, healthcare and social networking. "These topics will greatly influence our way of life. It is very important that we debate these issues." said Diana Schmidt, a 7th grader running for Vice President. "This has been a very beneficial experience for the students here because we get to learn about issues and problems that our country is facing."
The duo teams held a mock debate Wednesday, which was moderated by Virginia Delegate Israel O'Quinn. He said this type of exercise in democracy is crucial to get young voters involved and interested in politics at an early age. "The opinions you see in the forum are very well thought out. The answers are certainly going to be ideas that will carry them into their political futures," O'Quinn said.
And their political futures seem brighter in 2018 when the 7th graders will be old enough to cast a ballot. "I'm so excited to be 18 now so I can vote. Since I'm 12 and have learned so much about politics, I can't wait to vote," said Lindsey Cullop.
The candidates' peers cast their votes after the debate to decide who will be on the final ballot. There will be a pair from the Republican, Democratic and Independent parties.
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Inthanon Stream Toad (Chan-ard, 2003, Photograph. Guide Amph. Thailand: 88).
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Continuing Education
am interested in the question of the value of CE although I acknowledge that I
and very likely no one else is going to do anything to change the CE
requirements for psychologists.
We, I believe, must, as scientists (at least as consumers of empirical
evidence), acknowledge the meaning of the present lack of evidence about the
benefits of CE. We must acknowledge, if we are to have integrity, that we give,
take, and require CE units on faith alone. It may, in fact, be even worse. We
may do it despite the evidence.
In the November 1999 American Psychologist, was reprinted Leonard Bickman's
address to the APA convention, when he received the Award for Distinguished
Contribution to Research in Public Policy. It was entitled "Practice makes
perfect and other myths about mental health services." Myth # 3 (of 6) was
entitled "Continuing education improves the effectiveness of
In a thorough search of the literature in psychology "I found greater than
1, 000 titles relevant to continuing education and mental health providers.
Although there are three studies indicating continuing education can change
clinicians' knowledge, they do not evaluate whether that knowledge affects
providers "clinical behavior or clients" outcomes [ citations
omitted]. One [other] experimental study found no significant differences in
clients' outcomes, even though the clinicians in the experimental group reported
greater improvements for their clients [citation omitted]. In conclusion,
although the medical literature suggests that continuing education improves
clinician proficiency and client outcomes, the mental health literature offers
little evidence of continuing education's effectiveness."
Can we all agree that:
Effectiveness is to be evaluated in improved clinician proficiency.
There is an absence of evidence for the effectiveness of the current kind of CE.
Our actions should be based on empirical evidence and therefore
No CE of the present type should be required, and, if we are to consistent:
We should all refuse to take CE of the present type.
We should challenge our licensing boards to demonstrate its value before requiring it.
We should petition APA to abandon approving the current type of CE .
Only CE efforts of demonstrated effectiveness should receive the imprimatur of APA.
Am I going to do this? No. I
am not but I will not pretend that CE is more than ritual to support the guild
and not improve the breed or benefit the client.
I am sorry, as a long time APA member and because I am proud to be a
psychologist, that this whole CE business is one more failing of my organization
to show scientific and organizational integrity.
This essay is reprinted by permission of the author, who holds the copyright, and the website of the Division of Independent Practice (42) of the American Psychological Association.
Dr. Zuckerman lives and consults in rural Pennsylvania. He is the author of The Clinician's Thesaurus and The Paper Office in his series of practical tools for clinicians called The Clinicians' ToolBox from Guilford Press of New York. He can be reached at email@example.com
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Although we are only two weeks into the NFL season, it is always fun to try and predict who is going to win awards, and the Defensive Rookie of the Year is no exception.
Although there are quite a few players who could be thrown into the running, here are the top five who I think the Associated Press will be looking at come season's end. If you feel I've left anyone off, or would like to suggest your top five, please feel free to comment.
No 5: Mychal Kendricks
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The rookie out of Cal was expected to at least compete for a starting linebacker position coming into training camp, but the Eagles didn't even know what they had on their hands when they drafted Kendricks in the second round.
The starting linebacker already has 10 tackles along with two very important pass deflections that helped them seal the win over the Ravens.
Linebackers are very important in Philadelphia's wide-9 scheme and it looks like Kendricks will continue racking up tackles (he might even have a chance at getting near 100 before the season is done).
If the Eagles finish the season as a top five defense, Kendricks will be a huge reason why.
No. 4: Mark Barron
The Alabama grad has the most tackles of anyone on this list with 13 (well, the most on the list of people who we are sure can win the award, but I'll get to that later) and made waves in Week 1 with a huge hit on Steve Smith (see video).
He also has been very active in the secondary with four passes deflected in two games. The reason why he is only No. 4 on this list is because it's hard to vote for Barron after Eli Manning ripped the Buccaneers defense for 510 passing yards this past Sunday.
With games against Philadelphia, New Orleans (twice), Washington (who are No. 1, No. 3 and No. 4 in total offense) and Atlanta (twice), Barron will have plenty of opportunities to move up in the rankings.
No. 3: Jerrell Freeman
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He is listed as a first-year player, and it isn't certain whether he will be considered a rookie once award time comes around; but if he is, he will certainly be in the running.
Freeman was signed as an undrafted free agent in 2008, but never played in an NFL game until this year. He currently has 18 tackles, a sack and an interception for a touchdown. If he is given clearance to qualify for the DROY award, the Colts might have the offensive and defensive winner on the same team.
No. 2: Courtney Upshaw
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Upshaw's stats look pretty impressive: 10 tackles and half-a-sack in two games. But the fact that he didn't even start the Ravens' first game makes his stat line even more sparkling.
It isn't for certain if Upshaw will start the rest of the season, but if he plays against New England like he did in Philadelphia, expect Upshaw to make even more waves in the NFL and win this award.
No. 1: Chandler Jones
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I don't know if anyone is having a better rookie defensive campaign right now than Chandler Jones; he has 10 tackles, a sack and two forced fumbles. He's also been applying a lot of pressure and has drawn a few holding calls.
It should be noted that the Patriots have played the Cardinals and Titans, two teams who aren't looked at as having great offenses, but Jones is making the best of the opportunity he has been given.
Some people may fall off this list and others may be added in the next 15 weeks (especially if Morris Claiborne or Melvin Ingram can get going), but one thing is for sure, it's going to be fun watching these rookies the rest of the season.
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NAACP Addresses March Green Meadows Shooting
Representatives of the National Association of Colored People want more answers following a March shooting incident involving local law enforcement that resulted in a Hendersonville Police Officer being fired and two others facing disciplinary measures.
On March 7, Hendersonville Police officers arrested Fletcher Smiley in the Green Meadows community in response to a report of a breaking and entering on Seventh Avenue.
Official reports indicate during the altercation stray bullets struck several structures in the area, including Union Grove Baptist Church and that several local residents thought the use of force was excessive especially in such close proximity to the church and nearby residents and because no weapon used by the suspect was ever found.
Monday, North Carolina NAACP President Rev. William Barber said his organization wants the city's internal investigation, as well as the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation made public and that the US Justice Department should launch a civil rights investigation.
"It had enough for one person to be fired," Barber said in a news conference outside the church. "The evidence is still on the walls of the church, in the homes and in the hearts and minds of the people who were terrorized."
Last month, the city of Hendersonville released a statement announcing that after reviewing their internal investigation and that of the SBI, Hendersonville Police Officer Matt Lund was fired, Officer Curtis Philon would be suspended for two weeks without pay and be required to attend remedial training as directed by the department. Sergeant Brandon McGaha, the supervisor on duty at the time, received a written reprimand.
The city said their officers underwent appropriate force training just before the incident, yet their actions were still in direct violation of police department policies.
"The City of Hendersonville apologizes to the Green Meadows Community for this unfortunate incident, the threat to individual safety resulting from these actions, and the disruption to community life that resulted from these actions. We believe we have acted appropriately in responding to the incident with this termination and disciplinary actions," the city said in an official statement released about the incident last month. "Further, we wish to publicly affirm our belief in the safety of the Green Meadows neighborhood, and the strong social fabric and sense of community that has been built by its residents. Green Meadows is an important part of the City of Hendersonville, and contributes greatly to the quality of life that our community is known for."
Monday afternoon, Hendersonville City Manager Bo Ferguson reiterated the city's willingness to rebuild community relations following the incident.
"We are happy to cooperate with any investigation in regards to this situation," Ferguson said. "As far as releasing a report, that is something we don't have. What we generated from our internal investigation was really notes from investigators from all the parties involved and we based our findings on that. The lack of a report is not something we are sitting on or withholding, but we remain committed to discussing the findings with anyone who still has questions or concerns."
District Attorney Jeff Hunt responded that his office has previously released the entire SBI report to attorneys representing Fletcher Smiley and cannot discuss any non-criminal aspects of the case with the suspect is awaiting trial, but added that he does not understand the actions of the NAACP in the matter.
"I fail to identify any racial component in all of this," Hunt said in a news release, "however, as always, I and everyone in my office will fully cooperate with authorities in either the U.S. Department of Justice, or the North Carolina Department of Justice should they think otherwise."
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Get an A and P license and apply to General Atomics and you'll get to fixem.
If you're a pilot apply to GA and flyem.
Bonus points if you have military time and have been a flight instructor.
Whoops..missed the BMT part.
Put Creech on your dream sheet.
They're picking enlisted sensor operators out of the image interpretation career field. Being a cone head pretty much keeps you out of the cockpit.
See you at Creech.


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Tios Mexican Cafe - known for Mt. Nacheesmo TV fame
Tios was founded in 1986 in Ann Arbor by Tim and Harriet Seaver. Tios promises that all of our recipes use only the highest quality, best tasting ingredients those good enough to stand alone. We prepare our own beans, meats, guacamole, salad dressings, unique salsas, and enchilada sauce from scratch