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In sports and the military, professionalism is used to refer to people who go about their work with a calm, dispassionate efficiency — no fuss, no panic when things go wrong; few mistakes; and little attention paid to the odds or the chance for glory.
The word applies to actors, too.
The great cast of character actors of Phantom, a solid Cold War-era submarine thriller of modest ambitions, never reveals that the movie isn't The Hunt for Red October or K-19: The Widowmaker.
Ed Harris, William Fichtner and David Duchovny, among others, show up, hit their marks, give punch to their lines and play the heck out of the B picture.
Writer-director Todd Robinson (who scripted White Squall) has cooked up an alternative bit of Cold War mythology. In 1968, a tense time when U.S. and Soviet subs were tangling and occasionally sinking, a Soviet sub went missing.
Harris plays Demi, the retiring Soviet captain taking the B-67 out to sea on one last cruise before it is sold to the Chinese and he is put out to pasture. It's a "smoker" — an aged diesel sub in an age of atomic-powered boats. The son of a hero of the service, he is haunted by his past.
On board are a nuclear-armed missile; an experimental gadget; and a couple of heavy-handed security guys, led by Bruni (Duchovny), to supervise the testing.
Fichtner plays Alex, the loyal second in command. Johnathon Schaech portrays Pavlov, reinventing himself as a conflicted political officer.
Nobody feigns an accent. Nobody calls anybody else "comrade." They just go about the business of putting an aged, crowded killing machine through its paces en route to the Pacific, where nerves, loyalties and history will be put to the test.
Characters spend much of the movie explaining submarine tactics to the "guests" on board — who apparently have never seen a submarine movie. ("Sound is the enemy of a submarine.")
They diagram Kremlin politics and conspiracy theories, and gripe about the Americans — always trailing them, always on watch, "with their snouts in the trough."
Robinson manages some suspense, but the thriller's ticking clock is weak. He's sloppy at solving script problems, giving a character in the submarine claustrophobia so that another character must handle a difficult task.
But the cast never lets on. Captain to boson, Harris to Henriksen, this Hollywood crew is too professional for that.


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Mao Jizen, a professor at the Central University for Nationalities in Beijing, is a leading expert on the music of China's ethnic minorities. He is perhaps best known for his writings on Tibetan music based on his fieldwork of the 1950s and 1990s, and in particular for a set of six CDs of traditional Tibetan music which he recorded and compiled. Critics have praised it as "the most comprehensive collection of traditional Tibetan music." He has also conducted extensive research on the music of the Uyghurs of northwest China. Professor Mao has been described as "an obsessed treasure-seeker, traveling patiently and tirelessly to almost every corner of China, delving into colorful Chinese folk life everywhere, searching avidly for uncared-for musical heritage, which is disappearing every hour. Through several decades of hard fieldwork, he has become one of the most important scholars in the field of ethnic music research."
The twelve Muqam include 170 songs and dances tunes plus 72 instrumental pieces. The entire work takes over 24 hours to perfom from beginning to end. The muqam combines sung poetry, popular tales of famous lovers, and dance rhythms. Listening to the Muqam can be an act of religious meditation, but listeners can also get up and dance to the rhythms of the drums.
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As my eyes adjusted to the dark and gloomy schoolroom, I could see the men more clearly, their woolen shawls drawn up against their tough and leathery faces. They were farmers and herders who lived hard lives on meager land, survivors of foreign occupation and civil war, products of a traditional society governed by unwritten rules of religion and culture and tribe where Western concepts like freedom and happiness were seldom invoked.
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I positioned myself behind one of the benches. I wanted to remember this day, this hushed and universal ritual of a fledgling democracy that once had seemed impossible to imagine. In another week, I would be leaving the country after nearly three years that had been among the most exhilarating, as well as the most grueling, of my career as a foreign correspondent.
During that time I had covered the assassinations of two cabinet ministers, tiptoed through the human wreckage of car bombings, chronicled the rapid spread of opium poppy cultivation, witnessed the release of haggard war prisoners and the disarming of ragged militiamen. But I had also traveled with eager refugees returning home from years in exile, visited tent schools in remote villages and computer classes in makeshift storefronts, helped vaccinate flocks of sheep and goats, watched parched and abandoned fields come alive again, and reveled in the glorious cacophony of a capital city plugging into the modern world after a quarter-century of isolation and conflict.
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On this particular day, it was the look on a young farmer's face as he waited to vote in a chilly village schoolroom. He was a sunburned man of perhaps 25. (Once I would have said 40, but I had learned long ago that wind and sand and hardship made most Afghans look far more wizened than their years.) He was not old enough to remember a time when his country was at peace, not worldly enough to know what an election was, not literate enough to read the names on the ballot. But like everyone else in the room, he knew this was an important moment for his country and that he, a man without education or power or wealth, had the right to participate in it.
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Cruise ship docked at Port Careenage (to the right), and another across the bay at Pointe Seraphine. Castries, St Lucia.
Derek Walcott Square
Derek Walcott Square is named after the Nobel Laureate for Literature, well known for his emotive poetry. The grandest building on the square is the Cathedral. Its grey exterior hides a impressive interior with richly colored stained-glass windows. Whilst in the square appreciate the four hundred year old samaan tree. A short walk away you'll get to Morne Fortune, meaning lucky hill. At the top sits Fort Charlotte, from here you can enjoy a sweeping vista of Castries.
Vigie Beach
St Lucia is reputed for its stunning beaches. The easiest to get to from Point Seraphine is Vigie Beach, a beautiful curve of golden sand, backed by swaying palm trees. It's located about a mile to the north of the port. (Even nearer to the port is Malabar Beach, but this one's located directly across the airport runway, so it's actually a longer journey). If you get bored of the beach, a pleasant walk is the hike to Vigie lighthouse, which you'll find at the end of Beacon Road on the peninsula overlooking the harbor.
Rodney Bay
Rodney Bay is the island's largest resort, a lively town of shops, beach bars, restaurants, and hotels behind Reduit Beach, a gorgeous sweep of fine sand. The resort is 15 minutes by cab to the north of Castries.
Fond Doux Estate
Fond Doux, a nineteenth century West Indies style working plantation, gives visitors the opportunity to get a real feel, taste and smell for St Lucia. There are fields of cocoa bushes, banana trees and coconut palms along with nutmeg, coffee, cinnamon, and lots of citrus fruits. The orchards, sugar works and extensive herb plots are all open for visitors to see. The estate's restaurant offers mouth-watering Creole cuisine.
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Well it turns out I was obviously correct. Vince Shlomi was recently arrested for getting into a physical fight with a prostitute. Read here: Sham Pow
I'm sure the fellas in the jail loved his nuts.
So lets again play "fill in the blanks" with the best quotes from the Slap Chop commercial!
Here are the rules: I've taken some of Vince's best quotes, and blanked out a word. Pick your favorite quote then fill in the dirty word of your choice and leave it as a comment. Next week I'll list the top ten "Sham Wow Guy Sex Quotes!"
"Hi its Vince with _______!"
"You're gonna be in a great mood all day, cause you're gonna be slappin your troubles with _______."
"And now look at this, when you add a _______ the more you do it, the finer it gets."
"Now, you love _______, you hate making it. You know you hate making _______ that's why you don't have any _______ in your _______. Now watch this, one slap, _______!"
"Now I love _______ too, but once in a while, get the _______ in, at least throw it on top of the _______."
"This thing, this _______ looks boring. Stop having a boring _______, stop having a boring life. Add this _______, putting it in like this, now you're going to have a nice, _______. Look at this, you're gonna have an exciting life now."
"Look here's a hard _______. One _______, you add the pickle..."
"You're gonna love my nuts."
"Watch this _______. Comes with a _______ so you can do everything in the _______. Alright, or you can do it on the _______, whatever you like. So easy, one finger, if I can do it with one finger you guys can do it with your whole hand. Kids can do it."
Stop throwing your _______ away. You know, not only nuts, what about _______? Put a _______, look at that, isn't that beautiful on your _______?
"The reason you're gonna slap away everyday is cause its so easy to clean."
"The _______ with the skin, alright this is making you cry, making me cry. Alright _______'s hard enough as it is."
"You hit it like this. Guys we're gonna make _______ _______ again. One slap at a time!"
"Put it in the _______, take it out when you need it. Pass it around the table. You're gonna love this thing."
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Cellar/Tasting Notes Francois Villard is a true master of Condrieu. If you enjoy a rich and complex white, don't miss this one. Shows ripe, almost gutsy notes of marmalade and apricot, but stays fresh and racy, with peach pit, bitter almond and star fruit notes coursing through the long, mouthwatering finish.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Exotic aromas of candied peach, menthol, tea and spices. Supersweet, ripe and complex, with suggestions of lemon verbena and garrigue. At once exotic and powerful, with firm structure and little obvious heat showing today. Finishes extremely long and shapely, with exotic suggestions of oriental..
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I have Verizon FIOS for internet service and I have a roommate. I like to play with my network and don't necessarilly mind a temporary outage when something goes wrong. My roommate just wants the internet to work. For those reasons I've decided that my vmware guests will be on their own subnet and behind a router / firewall so I can freely break things without hearing anyone else complain. This sounded easy enough. Setup a guest in the VM with one leg in the physical network and one in the virtual network to act as a router. Setup a static route on the Actiontec router that comes with FIOS. Be happy. It sounded simple but getting things right with the Actiontec took a little more work and the googles, they did nothing.
The physical network here will be 192.168.1/24 while my VM guests will be on 192.168.2/24. After setting up a VM guest as a router with a guest behind it I logged into the Actiontec and went to Advanced -> Routing and selected New Route where I entered in the routing information for the 192.168.2/24 network.
After doing this I found an odd problem. I could ping a host on the VM network from the physical network but couldn't ping a host on the physical network from the VM network. After setting up a few sniffers I saw the packet leave the VM guest, in the VM router and then out, in the physical host and back out to the Actiontec router, but nothing was received by the VM router. I looked through the firewall logs under Firewall Settings -> Security Log but it was a flood of entries. After going into the Security Log Settings I disabled logging of accepted incoming and outgoing connections and had it log all denied connections.
Now the logs gave me something useful. (Not sure why the Security Log logged all accepted connections and no denied connections by default but whatever.) The Actiontec's default policy is blocking the return traffic from the physical network back to the VM network.
I'm not sure where that policy is defined to see exactly what is blocked but under Firewall Settings -> Advanced Filtering I added some additional inbound and outbound rules to just allow all traffic between the two subnets to fix this problem and hopefully prevent any other network issues in the future between the two.
First I added an inbound rule from the physical subnet to the VM subnet. Under the inbound Network (Home/Office) Rules I selected Add to take me to the "Add Advanced Filter" screen.
On this screen for "Source Address" I changed the drop down to "Specify Address" and selected Add again to take me to the Edit Network Objects screen.
There I hit Add again which brought me to the "Edit Item" screen. There I changed the "Network Object Type" to "IP Subnet" and entered in the physical subnet's information.
After that I hit Apply until I got back to the "Add Advanced Filter" page where I did the same for "Destination Address" and entered in the VM subnet information. Once I was back at the "Add Advanced Filter" page again I left the "Protocol" as "Any" and under "Operation" selected "Accept Packet" and finally hit Apply.
Next repeat the process for the VM subnet to the physical subnet and then create the same two rules under the outbound Network (Home/Office) Rules.
After that all traffic appears to be just fine between the two networks.
(In retrospect, if you want to do any even slightly complicated network setup with FIOS you're probably better off switching the Actiontec into bridge mode and putting your own router that your comfortable with in its place. For a few reasons this option isn't easilly available to me which is why I had to jump through these hoops. :-/)
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What are SMBs' plans for cloud services in 2012? How will they choose their service providers? What are the fastest growing services to add to your business now? Find out the answers to all these questions and more at Parallels Summit 2012 February 14-16 in Orlando, FL.
Building on last year's report, the 2012 U.S. SMB Clouds Insights™ report will highlight growth in the U.S. SMB cloud services market over the past year and SMBs' 3 year plans for their cloud spending. Special new sections will also tell you the hottest SaaS applications and how to capture the opportunity in the huge cloud market for U.S. sole proprietorships.
Parallels Summit 2012 will also feature the release of the first Parallels SMB Cloud Insights™ reports for Latin America, focusing on Brazil and Mexico — two of the world's top emerging markets for SMB cloud services.
Register for the Summit to dive into these reports and craft your strategy for SMBs in 2012. These cutting-edge reports are available first to attendees along with exclusive sessions and discussions about the findings and how to apply them to your business strategy and tactics. Use code PN5P812 and your pass is complimentary.
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Register for Parallels Summit 2012 using code PN5P812 and your pass is complimentary.
Parallels now offers open enrollment for instructor-led training courses via live virtual classrooms. You can attend pre-scheduled classes, along with other people interested in the same subject, for a special "per-person" price. The corresponding certification exam is included in the price of the course. You avoid the cost and effort of travel and save valuable time by attending training from the comfort of your own office or home. This training is offered for Parallels Plesk Panel, Parallels Virtuozzo Containers, Parallels Virtual Automation, Parallels Business Automation Standard, and APS. Go here for schedule and registration information.
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Parallels Global Support introduces a new process to improve our Support services. This new procedure is focused on the handling of Severity 1 tickets. Parallels Global Support refers to this as the 'Moments of Truth' (MOT) process.
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Medical fitness facilities are not gyms
Medical fitness facilities are beginning to play a huge part in the reform of health care by offering integrated services with qualified professionals, Ted Santaniello writes.
24-hour dog takes adjustment
Dr. Jonathan Beach says the attention needed by a puppy, even a highly trained diabetic-alert pooch, is much like a child would require.
Healthy lunches don't have to be boring
Be sure to consider nutrition and variety when packing your child's lunch, Jordy Kivett writes.
Exercise facilities must include proper screening
While a majority of exercise facilities include some type of screening for health disorders, many do only the minimum and some don't include this at all, allowing at-risk individuals to exercise dangerously.
Summer squash is versatile, healthy
Abundance might seem imposing but uses are plentiful, writes Cornell Cooperative Extension nutrition educator Jordy Kivett.
Exercise key component for proper diabetes control
With increased exercise during the summer months, patients often notice that they need less insulin and that blood sugars improve, Dr. Jonathan Beach writes.
Watch out for fitness fads
With the rapid grown of the fitness industry, many scientifically supported exercise techniques are now being used inappropriately by unqualified personal trainers resulting in popular but unsafe fitness trends, Ted Santaniello says.
Make smart choices when eating out
Eating away from home is often a hidden source of excess calories in a person's diet, but some planning and minor alterations to your order can cut calories, Jordy Kivett writes.
The truth about personal trainers
Just because a person has the title "personal trainer" does not mean that they are qualified for the job, Ted Santaniello writes.
Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated in heat
Jordy Kivett offers tips to make water more appealing.
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Pinterest is an online bulletin board for all sorts of ideas. Sara Talbott of the Fayette County Extension Office will show patrons how to use this fun tool. Holiday food and entertaining will be the focus. Please register in advance.
Is your fridge or locker in need of some holiday cheer? Drop by the library and create a magnetic gingerbread guy or gal!
Even if it's gloomy outside, stop by the library for some Saturday morning fun! Stories, songs and crafts! Start your weekend right!
Come join the fun as we make Holiday cards, paper snowflakes, and sip hot cocoa. For children grades K-2.
Join us the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month. Previous game experience is recommended.
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Cool breezes gain steam over the waters of Hayden Lake before moving through the pine trees that line the fairways of Avondale Golf Course, adding to the bucolic splendor of the 18-hole, 6,600-yard layout. The course's short-grass corridors switchback through a combination of tree-lined and open terrain, with water hazards complicating passage on five holes, placing precise shots and webbed golf shoes at a premium.
A stint at the natural-turf driving range helps golfers to warm up for the round, a necessary measure for slow-starting swings that may struggle to reach the lengthy par 4 second hole—rated the course's hardest from the men's tees—in regulation. After hunting birdies and inflating the egos of smug putters across the landscape, players can recess to the Water Hazard Bar & Grill to recap memorable shots over dinner and drinks.
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Kyle Brock doesn't just want to send you on an adventure; he wants to spoil you in the process. Owner of Wiley E. Waters, Brock has overseen whitewater trips across Idaho, Montana, and Washington for more than two decades. Safely guiding groups down the Spokane and Clark Fork Rivers, Brock and his gang of instructors steer rafts of aquatic adventurers aged 5 and older through rushing white rapids and across placid waters during half- and full-day trips. They also offer team-building trips, helping groups work together, develop communication skills, and avoid doing trust falls in a classroom.
A locally owned fitness destination for 30 years, Peak Health & Wellness provides patrons with three facilities as spacious and well-maintained as gyms owned by a corporate entity, but as personalized as a family business. Guests walk into any location to find large workout floors stocked with rows of cardio and strength equipment, separate group-aerobics studios, and indoor courts for playing tennis, squash, basketball, and pretend jury duty. The personable staff of certified trainers lead 40 distinct fitness programs including group classes of Insane-X, X-Fit, and spin, while onsite childcare centers watch over the little ones as parents work out. To solve the other side of the health and wellness equation, each locale hosts various nutrition programs and seminars.
More than 55 lakes—among them Lake Coeur d'Alene, Lake Pend Oreille, and Priest Lake—speckle the region around Coeur d'Alene, giving ospreys plenty of fish to dive after and outdoor adventurers many waterways to explore. The team at New Sun Adventures encourages these explorations by renting out a veritable armada of jet skis, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards.
Locals and tourists alike glide across the glassy waters of Hayden Lake in easy-to-maneuver Emotion Spitfire 8 kayaks or dart around Liberty Lake atop Surftech paddleboards. The company's fleet of jet-powered Yamaha WaveRunners comes in handy when one needs to fly across the lake or settle a grudge by jousting with foam noodles. For those who prefer adventuring on dry land, New Sun Adventures plans to soon offer ATV rentals for rugged treks through the region's national forests.
The experienced instructors at Coeur d'Alene Athletic Club help patrons push toward optimal health with classes in the gym, on the court, and in the pool. Throughout the week, the facility hosts 23 one-hour classes in varying disciplines. Clients can see what it's like to run the court like a pro without being chased by arena security guards thanks to the men's basketball classes. Or they can bend bodies into the shape of every letter in the Greek alphabet in core yoga sessions, which can take place in a private room. The gym's 25-yard pool sets the aquatic stage for swimmers who want to learn how to build their endurance, and a weight room full of Nautilus and Flex equipment helps maximize muscle mass. Meanwhile, a fleet of cycles challenges riders to pedal their fastest and pop stationary wheelies.


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My wife and I took the 170 out for a flight today to check out an airstrip we've never been to and to get some lunch. Our first stop was Medicine Bow, WY. It was about a 50 minute flight out there and when we landed the field was VERY soft, if I would have known how bad it was I wouldn't have landed. That was the least of our worries though. When I went to turn around my left wheel sunk into a prairie dog hole that I didn't see. Luckily I was only going about 1-2mph, things would have been a lot worse if I was going a little faster or the hole was a little deeper. No damage was done to the plane . My wife and I pushed and shoved as much as we could but we couldn't free the plane from the hole. I had to use a piece of wood I found to dig a ramp up out of the hole. More pushing and shoving and we got the plane unstuck. I performed a soft field take off with the stall horn blairing and we got the heck out of there. I don't think I'll fly to Medicine Bow anymore! We continued on to Glendo, Wy and walked into town for lunch and then eventually made it back to Cheyenne. The rest of our little trip was uneventful.
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Eagles OLB Trent Cole has recorded five sacks, five quarterback hurries, and 31 tackles over his past four games.
After receiving the results of Friday's MRI, Maurice Jones-Drew (hamstring) promised he will play in Week 15 against the Bills.
Bears SS Major Wright (hamstring) returned to a full practice Friday.
49ers RCB Tarell Brown's Week 11 rib injury was originally diagnosed as a 4-6 week ordeal.
Raiders SS Tyvon Branch (fibula/ankle) will not play in Week 14.
Seahawks RCB Brandon Browner recently turned down an offer from the NFL to reduce his suspension from one year to early next October.
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Protein Foods
Meat and meat substitutes, such as soy products and cheese, are great sources of protein. The biggest difference among foods in this group is how much saturated fat and total fat they contain.
The best choices are the cuts of meats and meat alternatives that are lower in saturated fat and calories.
Dried Beans, Legumes, Peas and Lentils
Try to include dried beans into several meals per week. They are a great source of protein and are loaded with fiber. (Dried beans also count as a starch serving, so don't forget to count the carbohydrate.)
- Dried beans such as black, lima, and pinto
- Lentils
- Dried peas such as black-eyed and split
- Fat-free refried beans
- Vegetarian baked beans
- Soy-based "meat" products like meatless "burger" and "chicken nuggets"
Fish and Seafood
- Catfish, cod, flounder, haddock, halibut herring, orange roughy, salmon, tilapia, trout, tuna, sardines
- clams, crab, imitation shellfish, lobster, scallops, shrimp, oysters
Poultry, without skin
- Chicken, turkey, cornish hen
Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb
- Select or Choice grades of beef trimmed of fat including: chuck, rib, rump roast, round, sirloin, cubed, flank, porterhouse, T-bone steak, tenderloin
- Beef jerky
- Lamb chop, leg, or roast
- Organ meats: heart, kidney, liver
- Veal loin chop or roast
- Pork: Canadian bacon, center loin chop, ham, tenderloin
- Hot dog, sausage or processed sandwich meats with 3 g of fat or less per oz: chipped beef, deli thin-sliced meats, turkey ham, turkey kielbasa, turkey pastrami
- Game: buffalo, dove, duck, goose, or pheasant (no skin), ostrich, rabbit, venison
Tips for Carbohydrate Counters
Meats do not contain carbohydrate so they do not raise blood glucose levels. A balanced meal plan usually has about 2-5 ounces of meat.
All of the plant-based protein foods and any breaded meats contain carbohydrate. It's best to read food labels carefully for these foods.
In general there is about 15 grams of carbohydrate in ½ cup beans, and between 5 to 15 grams in soy based products like veggie burgers and "chicken" nuggets.
For the Plate Method
About ¼ of your plate should come from high protein foods. So 1 chicken breast or about 3-4 ounces of pork loin fits.
If you are having a casserole type entrée like lasagna, about 1 cup will count as your meat and the starch for your meal. Fill the other ½ of your plate with nonstarchy vegetables.
For using the Glycemic Index
Meats do not have a glycemic index because they do not raise blood glucose levels. As with all the meal planning options, include a source of lean protein at each meal.
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Dr. David Blumenthal, President of the Commonwealth Fund and author of "The Heart of Power: Health and Politics in the Oval Office", discusses Obamacare and America's health care potential.
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President of The Commonwealth Fund Dr. David Blumenthal discusses his book, "The Heart of Power: Health and Politics In The Oval Office."
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President of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, Dr. Arthur Levine discusses his new book Generation On A Tightrope.
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Dr. Allan Goodman, President of the Institute of International Education, and noted attorney and entrepreneur Mark Angelson, Chairman of its Scholar Rescue Fund, discuss the work of the IIE's "Saving Lives, Saving Knowledge" program.
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August 21, 2007Bladerider Moth: The Unbearable Lightness of Moth-ingHorizontal hyrdrofoils lift the Bladerider Moth out of the water in even the lightest breeze. "Gear Up" from our August 21, 2007, /SW eNewsletter/
December 13, 2012Ker 40: Best Handicap RacerJason Ker, master of IRC-winning designs, teams up with McConaghy Boats to deliver a no-excuses, semi-custom raceboat that's dialed in for offshore sprints and buoy racing triumphs.Related tags: Boat of the Year | Sailboats | McConaghy | Keelboat | Review | Boat of the Year | BOTY | Boatbuilding | Handicap Racing
December 11, 2012Ker 40 by McConaghy BoatsBest Handicap Racer
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The Ker 40 was designed strictly for IRC racing in overseas fleets (1.188), and in order to reduce the higher cost of a custom IRC build, McConaghy Boats offers the boat as a semi-custom option. The hull and deck are essentially fixed dimensions, but the interior and deck layout can be customized to suit the owner's racing agenda, including options for wheel versus tiller, and winch pedestal or not.
The judges sailed Catapult, built for East Coast owner Marc Glimcher, which has a schedule of primarily distance races, so the boat was set up to go offshore with nav station, berths, etc. The judges were most impressed with the quality of the build coming out of McConaghy's operation in China, as areas of clear coat interior exposed good attention to detail and finish. The boat, the judges said, was well balanced, and the high-aspect sailplan delivered plenty of power in the light-wind testing conditions. Base boat price is $318K.
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December 13, 2012MC38 One Design: Best Grand-Prix One-DesignThe light, powerful, and well-priced MC38 One Design takes the prize for the Best Grand-Prix One-Design.Related tags: Boat of the Year | Sailboats | McConaghy | Keelboat | Review | Monohull | Boat of the Year | BOTY | Boatbuilding | IRC | Offshore Racing
December 14, 2012MC38 One DesignBest Grand-Prix One-Design
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The MC38 One Design is a complete, modern grand-prix package, swimming in carbon and composites, and designed to do nothing else but tear around the cans at high-speed. As an excellent build out of McConaghy's Chinese operation, the MC38, is presented as the upgrade for Farr 40 owners seeking a more contemporary design, and as a more substantial boat for Melges 32 owners that don't have the athleticism for such a boat. Onboard, the MC38 feels like a lot more boat than either—it's nearly 12 feet at maximum beam. With a flat deck and an open, uncluttered cockpit, a racing crew can just flow from rail to rail, as quickly as the boat goes into and out of tacks.
There's a long list of engineering details that may not be immediately obvious says its designer, Harry Dunning, and these are details (such as the deck framing and sprit's butt-end support) that they carefully engineered to save weight but deliver stiffness. With composite rigging, high-end ropes, a functioning string-take down system for the spinnaker, mast jack, and lots more, the boat is sorted for high-end racing. Developing fleets in Australia, Europe, and Asia are already enjoying close racing.
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The Ritalin Generation Grows Up
Since 2006, Pulliam Editorial Fellow Karin Klein of the Los Angeles Times has been studying the first generation of children diagnosed with ADHD as they reach young adulthood.
2007 marks the 20th anniversary of the American Psychological Associations decision to change the classification of attention deficit disorder (ADD) to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. As the Ritalin generation ages, it faces the challenges of employment, family and societal expectations.
Klein believes the story of the first ADHD generation is more than a human-interest feature or a series of policy analyses. She believes it speaks to how American culture, with its strong emphasis on conforming to social norms, reacts to differentness, and how those attitudes and responses have evolved for both better and worse.
In 2006, the Sigma Delta Chi Foundation awarded Klein the Eugene C. Pulliam Editorial Writing Fellowship.
Read Kleins work: "Pencils, pens, meds: As kids head to class, pharmaceutical companies ramp up their drug marketing and it works"
The Eugene C. Pulliam Fellowship was first offered in 1977. It is funded by a grant from Mrs. Eugene C. Pulliam, honoring the memory of her husband, one of the original members of the Society and former publisher of The Indianapolis Star, The Indianapolis News, The Arizona Republic and The Phoenix Gazette.
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September 5, 2013
By Benét J. Wilson
The 2013 AOPA Aviation Summit will have a new twist: Educational seminars will be laid out in five easy-to-follow tracks focused on the leading concerns of pilots. The tracks are Pilot Skills, Aircraft Maintenance, Medical and Legal, Technology, and Leading Luminaries.
This year's Summit will also feature a new interactive environment called "Ask the Experts," designed to create a collaborative discussion and Q&A format with expert leaders in the areas of air traffic control, medical, flight training, and dealing with law enforcement.
"We wanted to offer our attendees a wide variety of educational opportunities along subjects that are very important to them and their flying. By organizing our offerings into easy-to-follow topic tracks, our members can quickly assess their options each day to maximize their learning experience," said Chris Eads, AOPA's director of outreach and events. "They can quickly see how various topics will be covered throughout the week, and choose which seminar to attend based on where they see their other areas of interest being covered."
Within the seminars, AOPA has added a number of new subjects, including how to use in-flight video for fun and learning, performing an avionics upgrade, accomplishing owner-performed maintenance, and learning about top aviation apps.
All the seminars and educational forums at Summit will be led by talented aviation experts and educators. "We carefully selected presenters this year who have been well-received at previous events or who are known among the industry as well-regarded speakers and educators," said Eads. "We do have several exciting presentations from leading aviators in our `Leading Luminaries' track, including Marine One pilot Lindy Kirkland, Air Force fighter pilot Larry Brown, SR-71 Blackbird pilot Brian Shul, Airshow legend Michael Goulian, and the always popular Rod Machado and John and Martha King."
This year's Summit will offer more than 80 hours of content programming in 42 seminars, 16 Interactive Stage and AirportFest presentations, four "Ask the Experts" panel discussions, and three keynote sessions. For a second consecutive year, the American Bonanza Society will hold its annual convention in conjunction with Aviation Summit, and it will be offering its members another 20 hours of Bonanza-specific educational content.
Topics AOPA Membership, Events, Maintenance, Aircraft Ownership, New, Aircraft Design, AOPA Aviation Summit, ATC, FAA Procedures and Services, Airshow, Aviation Industry
AOPA is asking the FAA to withdraw a proposed airworthiness directive that could affect thousands of ECi cylinders.
Cessna reports "strong deliveries" of the new TTx since being awarded an FAA type certificate in June, and Brazil has followed suit.
Tickets for the 2014 Red Bull Air Race World Championship series, including two U.S. races, are now on sale.
AOPA thanks our members for their continued support in protecting the freedom to fly.


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Parade, other events canceled in Rusk
Several holiday events in Rusk have been postponed until next week due to inclement weather, according to the local Chamber of Commerce.
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A memorial service for Lula Hamm, age 60, of Jacksonville, is scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday, December 21, 2013 at the Fellowship Bible Church on Hwy 79 in Jacksonville.
Nursery brings abundance of holiday plant to local area
Standing in the midst of a poinsettia-filled greenhouse at Color Spot Nurseries, two men work in tandem, carefully spraying adhesive on the plants' leaves that will hold fast an iridescent glitter being shaken upon them.
Area pastor announces bid for county commissioner
The Rev. Kenneth Cain of Jacksonville's Benson Memorial CME Church has filed to run as a Democrat for the Precinct 4 County Commissioner position currently occupied by incumbent Republican Byron Underwood.
Fletcher resigns county court seat
Craig Fletcher, whose seven-year career as Cherokee County Court at Law Judge includes helping tighten laws against violent sex offenders, intends to resign his position next week, officials confirmed Friday.
Residents have hard time finding voting location
A great many local residents who turned up at the Jacksonville Public Library to cast ballots in Tuesday's Jacksonville ISD and state constitutional amendment elections apparently were unaware they were in the wrong place to vote.
- Festivals and all kinds of fun stuff round out month's events in Cherokee County
Grand Champion hay producer
This year's Cherokee County Hay Show & Sale, held Tuesday at the Cherokee County Exposition Center in Jacksonville, raised approximately $14,000, part of which will benefit a scholarship fund for county students.
97-year-old Ponta resident is 'blessed'
Despite a recent bout with breast cancer and losing both a child and a grandchild to different illnesses, 97-year-old Ponta resident Elna Perkins is quick to point out that her life has been filled with blessings.
Public meeting today to help explain health care act
Stephanie Raymer, a Regional Partnership Specialist with the Health and Human Services Commission, will field questions about the Affordable Care Act during a 10 a.m. session Thursday at First Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville.
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Hinsdale Middle School Students Create Snowflakes For Sandy Hook
Posted December 28, 2012
Students at Hinsdale Middle School (HMS) joined peers around the country in participating in Snowflakes for Sandy Hook, a project that has students creating paper snowflakes. The finished designs will help to create a "winter wonderland" at Chalk Hill School, the school that Sandy Hook Elementary students will attend following their holiday break.
The Connecticut Parent-Teacher-Student Association is spearheading the effort, noting on their website, "Connecticut PTSA is deeply saddened by the tragedy that has struck our Newtown community. We have met with the PTA and community leaders in Newtown and Sandy Hook Elementary to offer our assistance at this very difficult time." The snowflake project is one of several initiatives being led by the Connecticut PTSA.
In addition to the snowflake creation during the day, HMS students volunteered to come after school to make even more snowflakes with the art club, citing that they felt bad about what happened in Connecticut and that the effort was for a good cause. Sixth grader Ella Baderman notes, "Making the snowflakes is giving something that is you because it's unique." Classmate Skylar Smith agreed: "This project is different because we aren't giving money – we are giving our time. I think that means more."
For further information about the Connecticut PTSA efforts, visit http://www.ctpta.org/SANDY-HOOK-FUND.html.


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Posted: Jan 8, 2013 10:24 AM by Lindsey Gordon - MTN News
Updated: Jan 8, 2013 10:24 AM
HELENA - It was a day of mixed emotions at Malamute Village on Monday as the first group of dogs were taken to be placed in permanent homes after former owner Mike Chilinski was convicted on 91 counts of animal cruelty and sentenced to jail time.
The dogs were finally ready to be adopted into new homes, 15 months after being rescued. The animals were released by a Boulder County judge right before Christmas, and now three dogs are being taken to Idaho to be adopted, and 12 to Washington. That leaves about 140 dogs still to be adopted.
"You know, it's frustrating to have to lead with all of the more challenging aspects of these dogs, because we look at them and they're just absolutely fabulous dogs, they've come so far, but at the same time, families are going to have some challenges, but foster homes through these rescues are equipped to take on challenged dogs," Lewis & Clark Humane Society director Gina West said.
She also says that the dogs will continue to be taken by rescue groups to be adopted throughout the region and state, and about 30 to 40 will remain in the Lewis & Clark area.
Bob Sutherland with the Alaskan Malamute Assistance League said, "The Lewis and Clark Humane Society has done a wonderful job of bringing those dogs up in terms of weight and so what were doing is were placing these dogs with our affiliates and they'll go into homes and they'll continue their growth. When dogs are poorly maintained, they'll have social issues and most of these dogs are shy, so we've been helping with that."
West says it may be difficult at first being separated from each other, because these dogs thrive on a pack mentality, but there is nothing more adaptable than a dog, she says.


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"Breaking Open the Word" : James Cavanagh is the director of Evangelization and Catechesis for Metro-Area Parishes of the Denver Archdiocese. His weekly column, "Breaking Open the Word," is syndicated by the Denver Catholic Register, official newspaper of the Archdiocese of Denver. Click here to visit the Office of Evangelization & Catechesis for the Archdiocese of Denver.
February 5, 2012: The Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Job 7:1-7 Synopsis: Job is part of the "Writings" or wisdom books of the Bible that include Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and a few others. It deals with the perennial problem of evil and suffering. In this week's first reading Job laments his plight and the plight of all men: "Is not man's life on earth drudgery?" This passage provides the background for this week's Gospel in which a multitude of people afflicted with all kinds of maladies come to Jesus for healing. Job raises the question for which Jesus is the answer. The psalm links the first reading and Gospel. In its original context it celebrated the rebuilding of Jerusalem after the Babylonian Captivity. It expresses the hope—hope fulfilled in Christ—that God "will heal the brokenhearted and bind up all their wounds." In the second reading Paul says that preaching the Gospel is not an option: "Woe to me if I do not preach it!" Paul was responding to some who had questioned his motives. They believed he was exploiting the Gospel for personal gain. Paul insists that he is motivated by just one thing: the Gospel. As we heard in last week's Gospel, Jesus began his public ministry by healing a man possessed by a demon. In this week's Gospel, the healings continue as large crowds flock to him for help. The miraculous healings were but signs pointing to the kingdom of God and mankind's ultimate deliverance on the cross. The main purpose of the miracles was to call attention to his message of mercy; a message that continues to resound in the Church. Key verse: "If I preach the Gospel, this is no reason for me to boast, for an obligation has been imposed on me; woe to me if I do not preach it!" (1 Cor 9:16) Catechism of the Catholic Church: "By freeing some individuals from the earthly evils of hunger, injustice, illness and death, Jesus performed messianic signs. Nevertheless he did not come to abolish all evils here below, but to free men from the gravest slavery, sin, which thwarts them in their vocation as God's sons and causes all forms of human bondage" (No. 549). Benedict XVI: "What the world is in particular need of today is the credible witness of people enlightened in mind and heart by the word of the Lord and capable of opening the hearts and minds of many to the desire for God and for true life, life without end" ("Porta Fidei" ["Door of Faith"] Oct. 11, 2011). Life application: Jesus came to free each and every person from the bondage of sin and evil and to show us the way to heaven. He preached that the kingdom of heaven was at hand and that salvation was open to all. The Gospel message is one of great hope. It is needed now more than ever when so many people suffer for want of food, decent shelter and adequate health care. But many of those who enjoy the basic necessities of life suffer from a lack of purpose or a sense of meaning in their lives. The greatest deprivation of all is the lack of love and the loss of faith. The Gospel message is one of great hope. It's up to us to share it. Woe to us if we don't! James Cavanagh is director of Evangelization and Catechesis for Metro-area Parishes of the Denver Archdiocese. Cavanagh's column is distributed by the Denver Catholic Register. |
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