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Thechosenone, I can point to my own business that has existed since 1947, under my direction since 1978. Mike can point to his own successful business, we can both point to numerous business associations we have served, and we can point to the following during our first year in office. You, one the other hand can lay claim to..umm uhh being THECHOSEN ONE!! U2, can point to .uhhh, being U2!! Dynamo and Woogus can point to the level of hatred they seem to have for everyone and everything in, Allegany County. Perhaps the 4 of you can form your own Ec.Dev.Commission. Hamilton Relay Adds New Employee Positions - Expanding WorkforceFrostburg, MD - Hamilton Relay , a leading Telecommunications Relay and Captioned Telephone services provider, announced today that it is expanding its workforce and hiring for new positions at its Frostburg, Maryland center. 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Merkle Response will utilize the Allegany County space as a secondary disaster recovery and business continuity site in the event that a disaster renders its primary Hagerstown facility inoperable. Merkle Response provides remittance processing, data capture, call center, and fulfillment services to over 200 non-profit, government, and commercial clients across the United States. Read More ________________________________________Maryland Broadband Cooperative to Partner With Allegany County for Fiber AvailabilityThe Maryland Broadband Cooperative (MdBC), in partnership with the Allegany County Commissioners, is expected to enter into an agreement in which the County will provide access to space for MdBC electronics to light fiber along Interstate 68. This partnership brings Allegany County into the Cooperatives agreement with the State of Maryland which received a $115M federal stimulus grant for broadband availability throughout the State through the Broadband Technology Opportunities Program BTOP administered by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration NTIA. Michael W. McKay, President, Allegany County Commissioners, stated The Allegany County Commissioners are delighted to be a partner in this key economic development project. Having a fiber optic network here will significantly advance our attractiveness to new enterprises and the associated employment opportunities. Read More________________________________________ Specs Moves to New Shell Building at North Branch Industrial ParkSpecs Chemical Services, Inc. is the first tenant in the Burbridge Building, Allegany Countys recently completed new 24,000 square foot shell building at North Branch Industrial Park. 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the water cycle is not all that complex. the water cycle never ends either. some people think the water cycle is just the simple precipitation, evaporation, and condensation. but, there is also transperation, penetration(where the water enters the mountain), runoff,and groundwater. oh, and i almost forgot accumulation.
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Nancy was a gun collector and showed off a rifle she'd recently purchased to Newtown resident Dan Holmes.
She told Holmes she'd go target shooting with her boys pretty often.
On Friday, Lanza took one of his mother's guns and killed her at their house.
He put on black fatigues and a military vest. He grabbed three guns from the house -- a semi-automatic AR-15 assault rifle made by Bushmaster and pistols made by Glock and Sig Saeur -- and made his way to the school.
'Pop, pop, pop'
Everyone at Sandy Hook felt safe in the school building on Dickinson Drive.
Earlier this year, Hochsprung had a new security system installed. It required all the school doors to be locked by 9:30 and visitors to be visibly identified before being buzzed in.
School started Friday with announcements on the PA system. Hochsprung was in a meeting with the vice principal, and the school's psychologist, Mary Sherlach, was in a room near the entrance.
The mother of a struggling second grader had come in to discuss her child. That's when Lanza blasted his way inside.
The mother in the meeting heard a "pop, pop, pop." The sound was coming from the hall. She ducked under the table. She cowered.
She must have heard at least 100 rounds, she said. "Just shooting and shooting and shooting."
She dialed 911.
Hochsprung, Sherlach and the vice principal stepped out to see what was going on. The vice principal was wounded in the foot. She was the only one of the three who came back into the room.
Systematic carnage
The school's PA system was still on from the morning announcements and every sound in the building was amplified.
Every pop, every bang, every boom was that much louder and clearer.
When she heard the crackling over the PA, school library clerk Mary Ann Jacob called the office to tell them the system was still on. The office staffer told her there was a shooter in the building.
She had practiced lockdown drills many times with the kids. They knew they were supposed to go a spot between bookcases against a wall. They couldn't be seen from the windows there.
But then Jacob realized one of the doors in the room wasn't locked. So she hustled the 6-year-olds under her watch into a back storage room and locked them in there. She handed out pieces of paper and crayons to keep them quiet.
When Lanza began shooting, some of the students thought the noise was the clanging of pots and pans. One teacher thought it was folding chairs brought in for a concert falling to the ground like dominoes.
Fourth-grader Brendan Murray was inside the school's gym. He thought the custodian was knocking things down.
First-grader Aiden Licata, whose class was going to make the gingerbread house, thought it was the sound of hammers.
Aiden's teacher, Victoria Soto, and other school employees scrambled to get the students into safe areas of the building.
Janet Vollmer closed her classroom doors, locked and covered the windows and began reading a story to her kindergarteners to keep them calm. But they all knew something was terribly wrong.
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Since the high in 2006, US housing prices have fallen by 34% to a low earlier this year. In Ireland, they tumbled by 45% from a peak in 2007. However, in Canada and a few other countries, housing prices wobbled a bit and then continued to increase. This information comes from The Economist. In a Nov. 26, 2011 article they warned:
"As a result, many property markets are still looking uncomfortably overvalued."
The Economist has tracked global housing prices since 1975. Two important indicators are the price-to-income ratio which measures affordability and the price-to-rent ratio which guages the benefits of home ownership. When these two are well above average, housing is considered to be overvalued. The Economist estimates this overvaluation currently at 25% in Canada and several other countries.
Opposing economists argue that lower interest rates and rising populations justify the higher prices. However these excuses were used in US and Ireland, but did not prevent the dramatic and devastating burst of their housing price bubbles.
A compounding concern is Canadians' higher debt burdens in relation to our household income. It is even higher than the American ratio when their housing prices were at the 2006 peak. However, The Economist's article offers one slim ray of hope.
"Prices do not necessarily need to drop sharply to return to fair value. Adjustment could come through higher rents and wages. With low inflation, however, it could take a decade or more before price ratios return to their long-run average in some countries."
I think the current cautions to the Canadian public about our growing reliance on credit are good warnings. Are you taking any measures to restrict your personal debt? Or are you in good shape? Or do you feel like it is hopeless?
Read the full article in The Economist: http://www.economist.com/node/21540231.
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A limerick a day keeps . . .well it keeps something or other away. At the very least, it is a good way to avoid doing unwanted other tasks.
There once was a fry-cook from Malabar
Who made blowfish taste sweeter than azucar
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Son nombre? Es "Magnifico Superstar"!
One day a fine damsel was the bar
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Updated: 12/12/2013 - I finally did my pull up!!! It was a New Year's Resolution that took me ALL YEAR! But I did it.
Police are investigating a robbery at a convenience store on the 3000 block of Jetwing Drive, near Hancock Expressway.
Colorado Springs police tell 11 News that the clerk was hospitalized after being attacked and hit in the head during the robbery. The suspect got away with a number of products from Kwik Way, but it is unclear if the crook got away with cash.
Police don't know if the suspect was a man or a woman, and they don't have a description of what the suspect looks like. The robbery occurred around 8 p.m. Sunday.
The clerk was released from the hospital around 11 p.m.
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This is an exciting time for cosmologists: findings are pouring in, ideas are bubbling up, and research to test those ideas is simmering away. But it is also a confusing time. All the ideas under discussion cannot possibly be right; they are not even consistent with one another. How is one to judge the progress? Here is how I go about it.
For all the talk of overturned theories, cosmologists have firmly established the foundations of our field. Over the past 70 years we have gathered abundant evidence that our universe is expanding and cooling. first, the light from distant galaxies is shifted toward the red, as it should be if space is expanding and galaxies are pulled away from one another. Second, a sea of thermal radiation fills space, as it should if space used to be denser and hotter. Third, the universe contains large amounts of deuterium and helium, as it should if temperatures were once much higher. Fourth, galaxies billions of years ago look distinctly younger, as they should if they are closer to the time when no galaxies existed. Finally, the curvature of spacetime seems to be related to the material content of the universe, as it should be if the universe is expanding according to the predictions of Einstein's gravity theory, the general theory of relativity.
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So, as all of the RPs I am in are dead, I have decided to try a new RP.
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The Cold War has escalated out of control. In 1964, the US and the USSR are barley out of war. Seeing this threat, the European Union decide to join all of Europe's nations into one power. Africa's fragmented countries join together in two unions. Wars break out all over the word as countries are annexed, by force or by fear. The European War, the Mexican-Colombian war, the Australian Indonesian Incursion, the American-Canadian Conflict... by 1978, the world is in chaos. Finally, in 1994, peace is found. The country count has dropped drastically. The world catches it's breath after decades of conquest. Then, in 2013, the tensions between the US and USSR reach a boiling point. War is declared. This is where you come in, one of the military leaders of the many new unions in the quest for peace. By war or by talk, you must keep your country safe from the hellish world around it.
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Looking out our back patio in Glenwood, NY, this racoon decided to show-off and do acrobatics on our birdfeeder. He really could of used a bib. The racoon ate all of the seed on the ground and decided that wasn't enough and crawled up the trunk of the evergreen tree to use a higher branch and lower himself down onto the top of the birdfeeder. What the pic didn't show is that while all fours were attached to the bottom of the feeder, it was tipped just right and the seeds just poured into his mouth. Nature, right?
Could use a bib over here, please!
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Seeing the northern lights from earth is one of my favorite memories. Seeing Aurora Australis from space is almost unimaginable.
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This NASA image released June 21, 2010 shows the Aurora Australis Observed from the International Space Station on May 29, 2010.This aurora image is taken during a geomagnetic storm that was most likely caused by a coronal mass ejection from the Sun on May 24, 2010. The ISS was located over the Southern Indian Ocean at an altitude of 350 kilometers (220 miles), with the astronaut observer most likely looking towards Antarctica (not visible) and the South Pole. The aurora has a sinuous ribbon shape that separates into discrete spots near the lower right corner of the image. While the dominant coloration of the aurora is green, there are faint suggestions of red left of image center. Dense cloud cover is dimly visible below the aurora. The curvature of the Earth's horizon (the limb) is clearly visible, as is the faint blue line of the upper atmosphere directly above it (at image top center). Several stars appear as bright pinpoints against the blackness of space at image top right.


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This short film chronicles the story of Claire and Darren, a British homeless couple. The couple lives in Bournemouth, England. When they first arrived in the seaside town, they begged for money in order to buy food. Eventually they became registered Big Issue magazine vendors. The Big Issue Foundation is an initiative that gives homeless and vulnerably housed people the opportunity to make a living by selling magazines to passersby. For Darren and Claire, selling The Big Issue is a step up
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Morpheus conducts another tethered test, April 11, 2012. Morpheus is a full spacecraft and rocket-powered lander, which demonstrates new green technology, as well as an autonomous landing and hazard detection technology.
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This eight minute video provides an overview of the Periodic Table. It uses a narrator who speaks rapidly and does not show any experiments. The start of the video is uneven in quality. It is best if the students have a copy of the Table before showing the video.
The University was awarded a Queen's Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education, for its research on Global Food Security — which includes everything from growing more crops with less fertiliser, to improving the nutrition, safety and taste of food on the plate. This video shows the formal presentation which took place at Buckingham Palace in February 2012, when Her Majesty The Queen presented the award to Professor David Greenaway, Vice-Chancellor of The University of Nottingham, and
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he was pretty anonymous to be honest. improved over the year, but not even dunfermline's best player to be honest (i work with a few pars fans and got regular updates ).
Supporting your team is not conditional on success.
Read this from about page 3 onwards - the reports from the visiting Pars and those who went on Pars forums seems to be wildly different from those you work with:http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=160939.0
the statement about him being one of the best players in the SPL is nonsense though, that's for sure. the standard up here's not actually that bad, and there are some genuine quality players outside the old firm again.
Both Rangers and Celtic wanted him, surely that doesn't happen unless you're one of the best players.
you could well be right. as I say, personally i've only ever seen him play once against a good side in a massive game, and he did ok. i'm in no position to argue with you fingers crossed he makes the grade anyway.
Hleb and Eboue as world class dribblers?? I beg to differ - maybe at a push Hleb, but Eboue - never. Eboue is more of a power house ala Essien, while Hleb has quick feet and train of thought but not a dribbler as Ronaldo is.By the way, give the kids a chance - there's not that many games that Rafa can use to blood them into the Premier League.
Liverpool's U17 and U18 teams played against each other a few days ago. Game ended in 3-3 draw. Dalla Valle scored a hat trick. He played today for Liverpool against Everton's academy. Don't know the result though.
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Very interesting article on Lauri Dalla Valle ...http://www.hs.fi/english/article/Lauri+Dalla+Valle+-+training+for+personal+independence/1135232518277
Wasn't Hammill one of the players of the year in Scotland last season? Barragan would possibly be playing now and is fairly regularly in Depor's first team. Anyway, when you see the stick youngsters like Leto have had after a couple of games in the first team you wonder how anyone can break through in an environment where anything less than a title challenge isn't going to be easily tolerated.
We don't need Gerrard against madrid anyway, they are shite
I am a bit confused here. Is he already at Liverpool?We have tied up a contract I know, but I am not sure if he has arrived already.
Yep, he's scored a few good goals already as well, apparently.
how many youth players has rafa brought to this club, i hope i am wrong but we will not hear a word on this lad then in 6/12 months time there will be a small post on liverpoolfc.tv saying lauri dalla valle has been relised by liverpool fc. (feeling really optamistic about our club at the moment)
Reserves doin well in the league.Youth team FAC winners 2 years running, and have knocked Arsenal out this year too.Course load of guys we sign will never make it. Same for everyone, including Wenger. It doesnt mean the scouting or coaching is at fault. It just means that you can't be certain that any 15 year old - no matter how good for his age - will ever make it as a pro, let alone as a top flight pro, let alone at a European giant.
And if two or three can push into the first team squad every year or two, we'll be in a good position.
The difference is these kids, if they don't make the grade, will be worth a bit of money. Guthrie is worth £3m. Carson is worth £7m. And Barragan came in for £200,000-odd, and was sold for three times that much. That all helps fund new signings.
Two bulls, one old and one young, standing at the top of a field watching a herd of cows. The young one says, "hey let's run down and fuck one of them", and the older one says, "patience, let's walk down and fuck them all".
Reality is though that these smaller 500-800k fees are probably just about paying back what we paid plus the wages and money spent on them through there time at the reserves. eg youve got to keep the youth squad etc all profitable so its not draining money which should be used on the ground or first team etconly the big Guthrie Carson fees are pure big profit
Fired?? He should be shot! With shit, human shit!
There was an interview in a Finnish newspaper about Lauri couple of days ago. I have translated some bits which might be interesting:Liverpool Academy scout Ian Barrigan doesn't save any compliments when he describes former JIPPO player Dalla Valle who moved to England in January."I would say he is the most natural finisher in the history of our academy. Everybody are talking about how many goals he has scored" (he has scored 11 goals in as many games)"Lauri has only once failed to score in U17 matches but apart from that it was his best game here"Lauri trains with U18 team but has mainly played with lads one year younger than that because the striker of that team has been injured for a long time."He must play as an out and out striker even though his best position is behind the main striker"Other comments were like"Even though being such young he realises the importance of right diet and Lauri has the best physique in the whole academy" "his attitude is very professional as is the case with all the finns (well I'm writing this while working )"When asked about his weaknesses, both Barrigan and Piet Hamberg replied practically at the same time saying he needs to get better on one on one situations and get more brave to take on oppositions.I just hope all those nice things said are true.
sounds very promising indeed, "most natural finisher in the history of the academy" that is some compliment.
anyone know what actually happened to ribery's face?
Just a routine tackle by Skrtel
Indeed, some praise. Strange though, that they call him the most natural finisher in the history of the academy while also saying that he needs to work on his one-on-one's.
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It's like watching the Dalai Lama snap and headbutt someone.
Well, Neil Mellor wasn't any good on one on ones was he? Same goes for Owen. He was a great finisher but only relied on pace when 1 vs 1
I think there's something lost in translation(s) here. I think what that 'one-on-one' means is actually 'man-against-man' anywhere across the park and not only in the penalty box where there's only the goalie to beat.


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But it's Friday -- -- time today -- questions to one of our biggest enemies of the week Americans asking for as media chief Steve Forbes about the economy and everything else and Steve let's go ahead and start with.
A question directed that here's its mission to before or break -- He wanted to know.
How involved you are with Rick Perry and the formulation Arab Rick Perry's tax plan.
I had input on and hit a couple people working on and I talked to him himself on it.
And I think the outcome was pretty good he cut the rate down to 20%.
I'll take that and a generous exemption for adults and for kids so taxes don't go up for lower income people.
That's critical to making it past politically and economically.
In the last time we talked it was she asked before you officially endorse Rick Perry for president.
And to now that you officially did I'm just wondering how you think things have gone over the last couple weeks are you very disappointed bond with Rick Perry and his performance for example on some of the debates.
Well the the famous debate incidents I think of that what people look for when something like that happens how do you react to it.
He just crawl up in a corner and call -- a day or do you pick yourself up with grace and humor and move forward.
Member Ronald Reagan had a terrible debate in 19841.
Of the worst ever.
Bill Clinton 1988 spoke before the Democratic Convention was slowed for years later becomes president.
The key thing is how you react.
He's reacted well and he's got a chance to work come back it's a very fluid situation and Iowa he's got good ground forces which is going to be critical so he can come back in the game.
You still behind 100 absolutely.
Let's move to what's happening in Washington right now the super committee obviously -- that they -- -- come up with one point two trillion dollars in cuts that's the big question going into this weekend's.
I Kyle I had this question for you about why did we -- that has so little over ten years referring to that one point two trillion because that's over a ten year period.
She wants to know what you would cut.
And what number you -- search for.
Well she's right it's only two and a half cents on the dollar -- that we're going to be spending over ten years assuming the cuts are real.
That was the best you can get the Republicans wanted to more than Democrats -- we put this thing together.
So that's why -- -- and and I'm not gonna happen until after next year.
Elections do we get a real mandate to make real cuts the and I think you'll see real cuts you'll see big ones in -- reforming Medicare Medicaid and Social Security.
Long term in positive ways they're not gonna affect anyone is on the system today.
But in terms of departments Rick Perry had it right there lot of departments.
He Steve could.
You -- Andre now I'm just you know one minute if you go to eight oh really yeah so that's a good it's our next question Karen wants to know where you would cut anywhere -- you see that the easiest area as well.
-- there's a lot of how -- what they call housing and urban development that could be cut out like section eight which is not worked as well as it should pieces of commerce.
Pieces of energy education certainly can go in parts of health and human services you cut -- -- to having an adverse impact.
Return a lot of those dollars should the state level.
For example if you get take Medicaid.
Put it all on the state level just block grant -- the money to them.
They'll get more for the buck -- Washington possibly could so in terms of three point even the Defense Department and procurement.
Romney pointed out World War II thousand -- year we launch with a thousand people in the procurement department.
Today we're launching nine ships a year with 24000.
Even there outside of our troops on the ground there is room for being more efficient.
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She is dish in the with some of the president's Secret Service in the country of Colombia as you remember several agents and other military personnel were accused of having a big night out.
Ahead of last month's visit by President Obama some allegedly.
Bringing prostitutes back to their hotel rooms one of the hotels -- the president would -- -- Molly Henneberg has details now live in Washington -- Learning here Molly good morning there.
Good morning bill and mark I just got off of that to virtual world -- interview with Don yes Suarez she's the prostitute epicenter of this scandal.
She was taking questions from all over the world about what happened that night that famous night.
That has led to the firings of so many Secret Service agents -- they lost their security clearances of the military members were wrapped up in this as well.
She won the point she made it that she has not been interviewed she says by the US Secret Service says they do there.
Investigation into what happened at the hotel -- today she has not been interviewed by anybody associated.
With a look into what happened.
Also I asked her if she saw anything in that hotel room when she was with the Secret Service agents that might have suggested that he was connected to the United States -- President Obama or his visit.
Here's what she said.
But there anything in the hotel room assurance that.
That you got that was related -- -- President Obama our president Obama's schedule.
He had that -- -- Molina and he.
Molly -- she's she said that she didn't see anything anything weird any anything in particular that could create this man.
President Obama or any kind of information on the president.
I -- after what happened in the hallway that night because this is that the woman.
Who had some sort of altercation in the hallway that led to the police being called and that's what brought us all to light.
She said she and the Secret Service agent had agreed on a price of 800 dollars.
When she went to collected in the morning he said no he didn't give -- any money he kicked her out of the room she says she was knocking on the door.
From the hallway some other agents came into the hall and they ponied up between them 250 dollars that she then took and then left.
She says she had no idea that the man's Secret Service agent had no idea what -- he was walking into.
When he refused to pay her and -- more -- bill she says she is not going to be involved in prostitution anymore.
And her mother called in to this dinosaurs -- mother called in to this radio program as well.
And her mother says she's worried she's depressed because she had no idea that her daughter was involved in prostitution.
Until assault came to light and that's how her mother found them.
It just to be clear the reason why she's not hiding him being so public that its its prostitution is legal in that country.
In certain safe zones that Columbia designates as -- for prosecution -- apparently at one of them weren't as you point out she's having a job change Molly -- it's probably a good idea Molly Henneberg thank you in Washington mark.
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He endorsed Jim Landtroop, who is seeking another term as state representative.
"One thing I do pride myself in, is I know the values of rural Texas," said Governor Perry. "The agricultural community, the oil and gas industry, the small businesses in a square, in a community in West Texas and Jim Landtroop clearly understands us."
Governor Perry also discussed the Texas Budget Compact, what he says is made up of five simple solutions for a better Texas.
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For the eighth year in a row, Texas is ranked as one of the top states for job growth, by CEOs across the country.
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