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- Fluctuations and correlations from microscopic transport theory (2009)
- The multiplicity fluctuations in A+A collisions at SPS and RHIC energies are studied within the HSD transport approach. We find a dominant role of the fluctuations in the nucleon participant number for the final fluctuations. In order to extract physical fluctuations one should decrease the fluctuations in the participants number. This can be done considering very central collisions. The system size dependence of the multiplicity fluctuations in central A+A collisions at the SPS energy range – obtained in the HSD and UrQMD transport models – is presented. The results can be used as a 'background' for experimental measurements of fluctuations as a signal of the critical point. Event-by-event fluctuations of the K/p , K/p and p/p ratios in A+A collisions are also studied. Event-by-event fluctuations of the kaon to pion number ratio in nucleus-nucleus collisions are studied for SPS and RHIC energies. We find that the HSD model can qualitatively reproduce the measured excitation function for the K/p ratio fluctuations in central Au+Au (or Pb+Pb) collisions from low SPS up to top RHIC energies. The forward-backward correlation coefficient measured by the STAR Collaboration in Au+Au collisions at RHIC is also studied. We discuss the effects of initial collision geometry and centrality bin definition on correlations in nucleus-nucleus collisions. We argue that a study of the dependence of correlations on the centrality bin definition as well as the bin size may distinguish between these 'trivial' correlations and correlations arising from 'new physics'. 5th International Workshop on Critical Point and Onset of Deconfinement - CPOD 2009, June 08 - 12 2009 Brookhaven National Laboratory, Long Island, New York, USA


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LS said: Jesus said that if His Kingdom were of this world, He and His followers would fight.
QuoteLS said: Jesus said that if His Kingdom were of this world, He and His followers would fight.When he said "this world" here, Jesus was apparently talking about the Beastly government of Rome and errant Judaism that dominated Israel. He wasn't talking about the whole planet, Earth. He said to pray that His Kingdom come on Earth as it is in Heaven. And Rev. 11:15 says the governments of man are to become governments of God.
we ar not against flesh and blood but powers and prince-i-palities in High place...
Shawn said: Christian Activism=loving thy neighbor. I don't believe Christ ever got wrapped up in political nonsense, or picketed for a cause. If we truly focused on living our neighbor that would change the world.- One additional thing. With each new movement by well intentioned, or maybe not so well intentioned people...someone ends up looking for headship...leadership. Then of course, they need finances to run said organization...and we all know money and power tend to corrupt. So, personally my activism will be very individual with Christ as the head. I don't need to join one more group of people pointing out what is wrong with the world.
Yes, some of the early colonies such as Massachusetts, were founded by Christians with the Bible as the law document. However, the United States of America was founded by Deists and Masons.
Shawn is right. Our purpose here is to love others.
I even struggle with the time I spend in these forums but being physically handicapped I'm limitedto what I can physically and financially able to do for others.


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(The truth of Jesus being the Christ and Son of God was not being made public, though some suspected it or had it revealed to them) [18] "I also say to you that you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build My church; and the gates of Hades will not overpower it. (The Rock is the revelation of who Christ is. That is the foundation of the Church. Without the revelation of who Christ is, it would be impossible to have any church. This is why Jesus changed Peter's name. It was because of this revelation that Peter had.) [19] "I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; and whatever you bind on earth shall have been bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall have been loosed in heaven." [20] Then He warned the disciples that they should tell no one that He was the Christ. (Again it is the context of who Jesus is that is the subject of these scriptures. He is the Rock and this also fits in with all of the typology contained in the Old Testament. ie: The rock that is struck and water flows out, the corner stone onto which the temple is built, etc.)
As for Peter being the "rock" upon which Christ built His Church (a thing our Lord expressly stated), this is not just Catholic bias. There is a growing consensus of Protestant Scripture scholars that this is the case. I have documented a ton of stuff in this paper:
The Biblical, Primitive Papacy: St. Peter the "Rock": Scholarly Opinion (Mostly Protestant).
Many more also:
Protestant Scholars on Mt 16:16-19 (Nicholas Hardesty)
Protestant Exegesis Profoundly Affected Historically By Polemical Overreactions to Catholic Positions (Example of Matthew 16:18: Peter as the "Rock")
Presbyterian Bible Commentator Frederick Dale Bruner on the Petrine Implications of Matthew 16:18 ("Rock")
Prominent Baptist Exegete John Albert Broadus (1827-1895) on the Petrine Implications of Matthew 16:18 ("Rock")
Evangelical NT Scholar Peter Stuhlmacher on the Petrine Implications of Matthew 16:18 ("Rock")
Renowned Anglican Commentator Henry Alford (1810-1871) on the Petrine Implications of Matthew 16:18 ("Rock")
Presbyterian Exegete Albert Barnes (1798-1870 ) on the Petrine Implications of Matthew 16:18 ("Rock")
Presbyterian Marvin R. Vincent (1834-1922) on the Petrine Implications of Matthew 16:18 ("Rock")
So what? This proves nothing one way or the other; all it shows is that Peter was a sinner like all of us. It doesn't tell us one whit about his status as a leader of the twelve disciples. Scripture does that all over the place:
50 New Testament Proofs for Petrine Primacy and the Papacy
The "sin argument" is plain stupid. Why, then, did God choose David to be not only king of Israel, but the one He made an eternal covenant with? It wasn't broken even after David committed adultery and murdered. It was still in place. David was a forerunner of the Messiah (Jesus).
God chose murderer and persecutor of Christians Paul to be His leading evangelist in the young Church. Was Paul perfect afterwards?: never wavered; never sinned? Hardly. Let's hear him describe himself:
Romans 7:14-25 (RSV): We know that the law is spiritual; but I am carnal, sold under sin. [15] I do not understand my own actions. For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate. [16] Now if I do what I do not want, I agree that the law is good. [17] So then it is no longer I that do it, but sin which dwells within me. [18] For I know that nothing good dwells within me, that is, in my flesh. I can will what is right, but I cannot do it. [19] For I do not do the good I want, but the evil I do not want is what I do. [20] Now if I do what I do not want, it is no longer I that do it, but sin which dwells within me. [21] So I find it to be a law that when I want to do right, evil lies close at hand. [22] For I delight in the law of God, in my inmost self, [23] but I see in my members another law at war with the law of my mind and making me captive to the law of sin which dwells in my members. [24] Wretched man that I am! Who will deliver me from this body of death? [25] Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ our Lord! So then, I of myself serve the law of God with my mind, but with my flesh I serve the law of sin.
See, even we lowly Catholics can cite a lot of the Bible, too!!! We're just not super-selective; we actually believe all of what the Bible teaches. See also:
1 Corinthians 7:18 Was any one at the time of his call already circumcised? Let him not seek to remove the marks of circumcision. Was any one at the time of his call uncircumcised? Let him not seek circumcision.
Galatians 6:12-13 It is those who want to make a good showing in the flesh that would compel you to be circumcised, and only in order that they may not be persecuted for the cross of Christ. [13] For even those who receive circumcision do not themselves keep the law, but they desire to have you circumcised that they may glory in your flesh.
Acts 16:3 Paul wanted Timothy to accompany him; and he took him and circumcised him because of the Jews that were in those places, for they all knew that his father was a Greek.
So both Paul and Peter were at times overly concerned with the opinion of the Jews or Judaizers. No big dif there . . .
Peter had a wife . . . ho hum, big wow. Catholic celibacy is not an unchanging dogma, but a disciplinary requirement (based on Paul's recommendations in 1 Corinthians 7), not even in force among Eastern Catholics. So it's absolutely irrelevant whether he had a wife or not. See my paper:
Dialogue on Peter's Marriage, and Why it Doesn't Disprove Catholicism
Peter had a wife and a mother in-law, how many other "popes" had a wife? . . . Dave if there wasn't a pope, or Roman Catholic Church, just you and the salvation that Christ accomplished for you, would you be saved?
Alright. Obviously you are incapable of rational argument with someone who differs from you. I don't play ring-around-the-rosey. People can read the two sides and see which is the better biblical case.
Oh yes, there are all kinds of teachings in the New Testament. You should read it sometime. I think you would learn a ton of stuff.
Isn't Christ the head of the church?
He is the ultimate head, of course. But he also delegates authority. He told His disciples, "he who hears you hears me."
You state there's a real church with binding authority? Really? Which one?
The one holy, Catholic, and apostolic Church. In the Bible it is simply called "the Church." It's visible and institutional and has apostolic succession (as we saw when Matthias replaced Judas).
The church in acts didn't have a name.
The Church!
Paul said in 2nd Tim 4:16 before he was executed that all men forsook him.
Really? Why, then, does he mention 9 people by name, and also "all the brethren" in 4:19-21? You are a very odd exegete. I would strongly recommend taking Logic 0101 somewhere. It would do you a world of good.
So much for the church in Acts 15.
That's sheer nonsense. The Church doesn't disappear simply because you want it to. There was a thing called the Jerusalem Council. In his first letter to Timothy Paul mentioned "the household of God, which is the church of the living God, the pillar and bulwark of the truth." (3:15). He talked about bishops in 3:1-7 and deacons in 3:8-13. Who is your bishop?
I don't want to be part of a church that forsook Apostle Paul.
It didn't. Only in your head . . . Scripture says about the end of St. Paul's life:
Acts 28:30-31 And he lived there two whole years at his own expense, and welcomed all who came to him, [31] preaching the kingdom of God and teaching about the Lord Jesus Christ quite openly and unhindered.
Where was that church in acts 15 located again?
I'm sorry you have such a difficult time reading. Dust off your Bible and take a look at Acts 15:1-29. In 15:28 it is stated that the Holy Spirit was guiding the Council. Paul liked it quite a bit, since he took part in it, and because it says in Acts 16:4 (RSV): "As they went on their way through the cities, they delivered to them for observance the decisions which had been reached by the apostles and elders who were at Jerusalem."
Really now? Try real hard, put on your thinking cap for a minute (taking off your dunce cap) and give me a single reputable historian who says "millions" were killed and tortured. You think we're ridiculous enough to take your word for your outrageous claims?
Dave, read the history books, you do know how to Google don't you? Thats G-O-O-G-L-E, then hit search. See for yourself, then maybe you won't be so eager to kiss the popes ring or his butt. Smoooch, smoooch. Oh your royal phoniness, I eagerly await your command, Oh yes, I believe mary is co- mediator with jesus, anything you say master.! Yes, I believe in praying to dead saints! Who was the dead saint for my dog again? Woof Woof! Where is purgatory? Between venus and chicago? Unbelievable. Gotta go Dave, theres no profit in this disputing. Say hello to all the faithful in Limbo. Wheeew.
. . . The blood of the saints is on the RCC hands. Mother church? Mother church of murderers.Thankfully America is a country where were not persecuted for opposing that pagan idolatry.
All Christian groups have persecuted others. I have an entire web page on Protestant intolerance and persecution. Luther and Calvin both believed in capital punishment for the Anabaptists: folks who believed as today's Baptists do. Henry VIII, of course, and following kings and queens slaughtered Catholics by the many hundreds: often by drawing and quartering: one of the most brutal of punishments. Caught being in a Mass or saying one as a priest: drawing and quartering. Ever seen Braveheart? That kind of showed that punishment, but nothing like the real thing was. They would rip out the guy's heart, then pull out all his intestines, cut off all four limbs and do other things besides.
Heres another historical account Dave before signing off. There was a man namen john tetzel appointed to sell indulgences in germany to help raise funds for construction work for St. peters church in rome. He would carry a picture of satan tormenting souls in purgatory. when someone would buy an indulgence tetezel would say, "sobald der pfenning im kasten klingt die seel aus demfegfeuer springt, which means, as the money in you pop, the souls from purgatory hop. What a true blessing to someone who just lost a loved one huh? Like i said dave, these things are easy to google, God hath not given you the spirit of fear, but of a sound mind. Are you so afraid to see the history of the roman catholic church?
All explained in my paper: Explicit Biblical Evidence for Indulgences + Some Important Historical Considerations. See also:
Sins and Sinners in the Catholic Church
What do you think about the Holy Trinity, Tony?
Seeing that one of Tony's listed "Activities and Interests" is First Pentecostal Apostolic Church of Hilliard, Fla.: a cultic group that expressly denies the Trinity . . . Tony also is "interested" in a site called Truth or Tradition.com. It, too, denies the Holy Trinity: "I recently purchased the CD Seminar on 'Errors of the Trinity,' and I can't tell you how awesome it has been to experience this seminar that sheds so much light on the so-called 'mystery of the Trinity.'" --- Tariq Shakoor. Yet another link under his "Interests" is "HOW TO ...... Speak in tongues". It has a featured post: "On the Errors of the Trinity" (by Jann Mills). Tony links to yet another heretical, blasphemous group in his "Activities and Interests" section: Reno Spirit and Truth Biblical Studies. Guess what it denies? You got it!: "Do You Have to Believe in the Trinity to be Saved?"
Looks like Tony is not a Christian at all. He apparently denies the deity or divinity of Jesus Christ and also denies that the Holy Spirit is God. Explains a lot, doesn't it? I should have known, from the way he was talking.


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Welcome to the life and times of Destiny Jones.
Nas worked with video director Chris Robinson to tell the story of his bluntly honest and touching track "Daughters" through the eyes of his very own daughter Destiny. Nas was inspired to write the song earlier this year after his daughter shared a photo of a bowl of condoms on her instagram and a new white Mercedes Benz that she affectionately named, 'Cocaine'. And we get to see the whole situation play out through Destiny's point of view, which is how most of the video is shot.
Through the eyes of Destiny, we get to see how the time her father helped her take her first steps turns into seeing her dad at her third birthday party. Then that day he took her for ice cream and stopped to holler at some honey on the street turns into that time she saw dad getting turned up in the studio with a couple of floozies. So while the video shows Destiny getting into her share of trouble throughout her formative teen years, we also get to see Nas' shortcomings as a father.
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What an event! The 2013 Invasion of Normandy Scenario Game at Skirmish USA in Albrightsville, PA was a major success on all fronts. Over 4,000 players gathered from all over the USA to reenact one the most historic battles in US History, paintball markers in hand.
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Billy B. Ross, Sr., 84, of Wilmington, Ohio, passed away in his sleep on Wednesday Oct. 24 at the Hillspring Health Care & Rehabilitation Center in Springboro, Ohio.
He was born March 19, 1928 in Hazard, son of the late Ballard and Ola (Bowling) Ross. On June 21, 1952 in Rapid City, SD, where he was in the USAF, he married Ruby Joyce Hall, of Morehead, Ky.
Billy played football in high school and was one of the first to be in the Hazard High School Hall of Fame. He attended Morehead State University before entering the Air Force, where he spent 30 years in various positions, retiring as a Senior Master Sergeant. He attended the First Church of God in Wilmington. He taught Sunday School for many years and held other positions at both the Wilmington Assembly of God and the First Church of God. He also held Bible Studies at the Wilmington Nursing Home for 20 years. He loved the Lord and was a testimony until the end. He was a member of the Wilmington Kiwanis Club, having served as a past president and was a Kentucky Colonel.
In addition to his wife, other surviving family members are his daughters Joyce Ward and husband Doug of Wilmington, Debbie Umstead Jr. and husband Raymond of Carmel, In., and Sandy Stagge and husband Keith of Waynesville, Ohio; son Billy B. Ross Jr. and wife Paula of Wilmington; 10 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; sister Betty Henderson and husband Dr. Thurman of Cincinnati; step-sisters Brenda Loman and husband Ted of Hamilton, Ohio, and Rhonda Gardner and husband Eddie of Waynesville, Ohio.
In addition to his parents, Billy was preceded in death by his step-mother, Bessie Ross, and brother Rev. Bobby Ross.
Funeral Services were be held Saturday, Oct. 27 at the Wilmington Assembly of God Church with Pastor Larry Speelman of the First Church of God and Pastor Keith Stagge officiating. Interment followed in the Clinton County Memory Gardens in Wilmington. The Wright Patterson Air Force Base Memorial Honor Guard accorded the military honors. The pallbearers at the church were Billy R. Ross Jr., Chad DeBoard, Kyle Ward, Josh Freauf, Zechariah McKamey, and Matt Ross. Pallbearers and the folding of the flag at the cemetery were SSgt Morgan Delon-Betsey, SrA Myke Young, SrA Jake Wilson, SrA John Susalla, AiC Michael Weakland and AiC Elizabeth Perkins. SSgt Morgan Delon-Betsey presented the United States burial Flag to the widow, Mrs. Ruby J. Ross.
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My life has always been a little unconventional. I've opted for the road less traveled—not always intentionally. My education, my career, and where I find myself in the world are often more happenstance than results of an elaborate scheme.
As a citizen of the world, I enjoy life's journeys and live like a local, no matter where I am on the map. "Go with the flow" may sound contrived, but it's often my motto. Foreign cultures are always of great interest, but nothing compares to coming home to the USA and rediscovering the land that I love. I suppose endless international travel makes the heart grow fonder, but I continue to be enchanted by the people, places, and unique personalities of American cities.
A Seattle native and fashion-educated in New York, I've called San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Dallas my home. American cities where I've never lived, each with distinctive qualities, can be so seductive that they draw you in. Detroit is one such destination. This industrial giant has seen the best of times and endured the worst of times.
Today, Detroit has renewed self-confidence and optimism, with industry returning and institutions on the rebound. The city has pulled itself up by its bootstraps and is the talk of our nation and beyond. The pride of Detroit and its people is unparalleled! Restaurants, art galleries, coffee shops, and boutiques are again cropping up, bringing energy and enthusiasm to its streets. This new spirit of Detroit is best stated on a billboard sponsored by Shinola, a great company that took a risk in a city when many saw little hope: #saynicethings.
Yankee ingenuity and a can-do spirit are uniquely American—they're part of what makes this country great. I wonder what next American city is waiting to seduce me with its unexpected charms.
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Coffee fungus gives industry jittersBy Gayle Hanson
staff writer | April 22,2013
Stefan Hard / Staff File Photo An aerial view of the Green Mountain Coffee Roasters campus in Waterbury.If you are enjoying a cup of Central American organic fair trade coffee, take a minute to savor it. A rampant disease spreading throughout the region may soon make it an increasingly rare commodity.
This past weekend Green Mountain Coffee Roasters co-sponsored an international gathering of government officials, scientists, nongovernmental organizations, suppliers and producers in Guatemala for what was called "an emergency summit" to discuss the humanitarian and economic devastation that may result from the spread of coffee leaf rust. This airborne fungus is expected to destroy as much as 40 percent of this year's crop in the entire region, and 65 percent during the 2014 harvest season. It's also likely to worsen.
The governments of Guatemala and Honduras have each declared a state of emergency, with Guatemala predicting that it will lose close to 70 percent of its crop this year. It is estimated that a half-million farms, and millions of individual livelihoods, have already been affected in a region where coffee can represent more than 25 percent of employment.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters is one of the nation's largest coffee roasters and in 2012 became the largest purchaser of Fair Trade Certified coffee. While it now sources its beans from 33 regions globally, it has a longstanding supply chain reaching deep into the mountains of Central America and Mexico.
In Guatemala it was joined at the table by its partners and competitors, including Starbucks, Folgers, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the United States Agency for International Development, or USAID, and various Central American stakeholders to figure out how to address the growing crisis.
At the end of the day, said Lindsey Bolger, GMCR's senior director of coffee, this is a problem that any farmer could relate to.
"This is a problem that our farmers in Vermont can understand," said Bolger. "We have such strong relationships with our growers. They are our farmers market and like many Vermonters we know our farmers."
To that end GMCR has been working to survey its suppliers, the better to understand how the crisis is affecting them.
"What we are certain of is that this is a multi-year challenge," said Bolger. "While the picture isn't really clear for next year, the broader implication is that we are looking at something that is going to continue."
There's no single cause for the rust epidemic, say the experts, but rather it's the outgrowth of climate change, aging plant stock, and antiquated farming practices that makes this particular outbreak so devastating. It has also come at a time when the coffee-growing regions of Brazil and Vietnam have increased their production, helping to cause the global price for beans to plummet.
There are two types of coffee beans, arabica and robusta. The arabica bean, considered to be the superior because of its more refined taste, is the bean most farmed throughout the Americas and the bean most susceptible to leaf rust. Arabica coffee represents 70 percent of all coffee in production and is the main component in high-quality coffee. While robusta plants will also develop the disease, strains of resistant robusta beans have been developed successfully.
The USAID-funded Famine Early Warning Systems Network says that because 90 percent of all coffee grown in the region is exported, it is vulnerable to global price fluctuations, thus endangering the livelihood of the region's poorest laborers. Despite a record export high of 113.1 million exported bags in 2012, up 8 percent from the prior year, the price per pound has fallen 30 percent from more than $2 to approximately $1.30, according to the International Coffee Organization's composite indicator.
Climate change throughout the Central American region has also produced consecutive years of overly abundant rainfall at higher than usual altitudes, creating an optimal environment for the fungus, which spreads rapidly in the moist regions of the highlands, according to experts at World Coffee Research. Like Vermont, it is a region of micro-climates where temperatures and growing seasons can shift from one valley to the next.
Although coffee leaf rust will respond to some fungicides, they are not really that effective, and are not, of course, an option for organic growers.
"What is confounding about this fungus is that it doesn't follow natural behaviors," says Bolger. "We know that it needs a warm, moist environment and we know that it spreads through the wind. We also know that one worker can spread it from one farm to the other."
Bolger added that she was aware of some organic coffee plantations that had been decimated, while others are getting by relatively unscathed. "We are hearing a lot of different narratives," she said.
Michael Sheridan has been working in the coffee lands region for several years for Catholic Relief Services, which has surveyed more than 13 cooperatives and 6,800 farmers in the region, and has questioned growers in particular about the impact on organic farms.
"I think the most common response was that the impact of coffee rust on production depends less on whether growers use organic or conventional technologies and more to do with how well they manage their farms," he said. "In some cases conventional technologies were better in controlling coffee rust. In other cases organic approaches were more effective. One of the challenges all farmers face now is beating back the fungus once it has taken hold... People I have spoken with who know coffee rust suggest that in this case an ounce of prevention is worth way more than a pound of cure."
Last year GMCR increased its purchase of fair trade coffee by 5 million pounds and announced that one of its most popular blends would be 100 percent Free Trade Certified. The Nantucket Blend consists of coffee from Central America, South America, Africa and Indonesia.
Analysts say that should the blight continue, coffee blends across the board might shift in flavor profiles due to the necessity of sourcing beans from alternate regions.
"I think that you could see some change in the way blends are formulated," said Peter Scoville, a commodities analyst and vice president for Chicago's Cole Group. Scoville added that GMCR, with its diverse product line and access to suppliers around the globe, would be unlikely to be harmed in the long term by the problem.
"I don't think that there is anything here that is going to affect the share price," he said. "After all they do have the Keurig."
For its part, GMCR has poured millions of dollars into sustainability research and humanitarian aid in the coffee regions where it operates. The company is widely respected for having greatly improved the conditions under which coffee is grown, supporting small local fincas and encouraging sustainable farming practices and better working conditions for laborers.
Last year it purchased more than 50 million pounds of fair trade coffee and made $10 million in direct grants to help improve the situation for the farmers in its supply chain. It has partnered with USAID, and the global humanitarian agency Mercy Corps, to provide funds to the Feed the Future Initiative in Guatemala, which works to alleviate poverty and malnutrition in the region.
"We are always going to have a significant presence in this region," says Bolger. "We are sitting at the table with our competitors because we share common interests. It's like when Irene hit. We're going to work together to try and fix this. I feel that we are not just representing ourselves here, but all of Vermont's roasters, large and small."MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER Officials from the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources are going to be holding a... Full StoryMONTPELIER The state Public Service Board on Friday announced it would fine Vermont Gas Systems... Full StoryMONTPELIER Less than a month after Vermonts out-of-state inmates were moved from a private... Full Story
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Friday, March 14, 2014
Celebrating her 100th birthday recently with family and friends, Georgetown native Rebecca Gardner Izard had some advice.
Take care of yourself, say your prayers and treat people as you want to be treated, she said after being asked for suggestions for the rest of us.
Hearing local, state and national tributes, more than 350 people honored Mrs. Izard at a birthday party March 1 in the thoroughly decorated gymfeaturing black with a touch of red and shiny silver hangings throughout the Beck Recreation Center. The head tables were covered with a black tablecloth sprinkled with diamonds and highlighted on the front side with the glow of tiny white lights.
Family photos were everywhere, including large images of the birthday Queen, and some smaller shots hung with clothes pins on a clothes line hanging on the right side, symbolizing her love for hanging clothes on a line in the back yard.
This is a woman who is alert, has a good memory and just started walking with a cane, according to Donald Gilliard. When you talk with her you might think she is just 60 years old, he said of the lady who once heard Dr. Martin Luther King speak at daughter Marilyn I. Sumpters Tuskegee University graduation.
Birthday greetings came from President Barack and Michelle Obama, Lindsey Graham, SC Governor Nikki Haley, and other government officials, including Carl Anderson, SC State House District 103, who brought a proclamation with her photo on it.
March 1, 2014 was proclaimed Rebecca Izard Day by Georgetown City Council, Georgetown Mayor Jack Scoville, and Governor Nikki Haley. The President and First Lady sent a card of congratulations for reaching such a milestone in her life.
Her children attending the birthday party were Marilyn (Fred) Sumpter Sr and Eva I. Glover.
Some of those participating in the ceremonies include Pastor Jesse Sanders Jr., Mayor Scoville, Rep. Carl Anderson, Keiona Matthews and Rev. Barbara Nelson. Maya Frazier, Neosha Greene and Nia Walker all sang tributes.
Also rendering musical selections were Debra Burgess and Muryel Sumpter. Grandchildren, great grandchildren and others also sang songs, read poems and gave tributes.
Lighting a candle was Tyler Winns, while his sister, Taylor Winns, spoke a poetic tribute to commemorate immediate family members who went home early to be with the Lord.
After the singing of Happy Birthday, the honoree, Rebecca Izard, gave a verbal response, When you fall, just get back up, she said. But dont keep falling.
Her primary nickname was Mof, but she was called many other names such as Aunt Sugar, Auntie Beka Queen, Sugar, Polly, Mother, Boss Lady, Woman of God and The Greatest Phenomenal Woman of God.
Mrs. Izard was born March 1, 1914, in Georgetown to Cuffie Gardner and Donella Brown. The home in which she presently resides on Merriman Road is less than two blocks from where she was born and reared. She joined Arnett African Methodist Episcopal Church at an early age, and she is known for her hard work and dedication.
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As an example to her grandchildren and after more than a half century, Mrs. Izard returned to school and earned her diploma from Howard High School in 1971.
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For the 8th release of The Abyss, we interviewed Deschutes Brewery founder, Gary Fish, and assistant brewmaster, Ryan Schmiege, and had them talk about the history, ingredients and motivation surrounding our beloved imperial stout. We hope you learn something new and that it helps you enjoy The Abyss even more whether this is your first year trying it or if you are an old pro and have conducted your fair share of vertical tastings. Cheers!
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The Abyss Interview
Learn about the history, ingredients, and motivation behind The Abyss.
Go behind the scenes with Deschutes Brewery founder, Gary Fish, and assistant brewmaster, Ryan Schmiege, as they talk about the genesis and finer points of brewing this world class imperial stout.
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I'm going on a date and we have to be home by six. Unfortunately for me, that is six in the morning! Now, normally this would be perfect, but I'm on the graveyard shift and my date is hefty, seductive and Russian. And...requires lots of attention. I've clocked in for my shift at 8 PM and I've been tasked with brewing our Russian Imperial Stout, The Abyss, in the middle of the night. Certainly this is an honorable endeavor.
Our 50 barrel gravity fed brew house is only fired up every other week and usually just for Obsidian Stout. It's a favorite place to brew among our staff because we are not at the mercy of intricate software built of indecipherable logic. If you want to move beer, actually called "wort" at the brewing stage, from one vessel to another, you psychically grab a valve and open it. Of course, this also means it's easier to draw immediate and immense amounts of enduring ridicule from fellow brewers when you do this incorrectly...but that's a topic for another day.


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DCED Secretary C. Alan Walker announced that the department is lowering interest rates for the Machinery and Equipment Loan Fund (MELF), the Small Business First Program (SBF), the Pollution Prevention Assistance Program (PPAA), and the Export Financing Program (EFP). Additionally, the department will also waive fees charged by DCED to the borrowers.
By reducing interest rates and the cost of borrowing, DCED is encouraging new capital investment, providing critical access to capital, and freeing up operating cash to support new job creation.
"Providing capital through low-interest loans to assist Lehigh Valley companies is absolutely critical to facilitating economic development and job growth," said Don Cunningham, president and CEO of the Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corp., which assists businesses in obtaining such loans. "This decision by DCED is a very positive move to make it even more affordable for quality businesses to expand and grow their operations."
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May 8, 2012 (FONTANA, Calif.) - Heading to the eastern half of the United States, P1 Engines was looking to carry their momentum gained at the opening round of the Superkarts! USA (SKUSA) Pro Tour to this past weekend's World Karting Association (WKA) Manufacturer's Cup event at the newly renamed Pittsburgh Race Complex. Showing speed throughout Friday's unofficial test day, P1 Engines powered competitors ended the weekend strong with a pair of pole positions, five main event victories and a staggering eleven top five results.
Dominating the TaG divisions in WKA, P1 Engines powered Chris Wehrheim, Mason Chelootz and Scott Ferris claimed at least one victory each. Wehrheim would dominate the Parilla Leopard only class by taking the pole position and main event victory to add to his win total. Also seeing action in the TaG 1 and TaG 2 events, Wehrheim would be involved in contact in Saturday's prefinal forcing him to retire and start the main event from the 29th position. A spirited drive forward saw the Georgia resident cross the stripe in the eighth position. TaG 2 would see Wehrheim improve on his seventh place starting position to claim another podium result as he chased a fellow P1 Engines powered driver across the line to finish second.
Leading the way in both TaG 1 and TaG 2 finales was Texan pilot Mason Chelootz. Untouchable on Saturday, Chelootz swept the day's festivities as he claimed the pole position, heat race win and main event victory in dominating fashion. Looking for a repeat performance on Sunday, the P1 Engines powered pilot went on to score his second TaG event victory of the weekend and provided P1 Engines with it's third straight event weekend victory in the class with three different drivers. Competing in the Parilla Leopard Only class as well, Chelootz would cross the stripe in the third position to stand on the podium.
After qualifying second in both TaG Masters 1 and 2, Ferris showed his experience when it came down to the wheel-to-wheel action. Saving his equipment until the main event, Ferris quickly made his way to the point and never looked back. Scoring the main event victories in both classes, Ferris will look to continue his winning ways with three events remaining and give himself a shot at the overall series title.
Adding to the P1 Engines podium tally was Californian Raquel Martinez and Floridian Jonathon Kotyk. While Martinez would utilize a P1 prepared Komet motor throughout the weekend, Kotyk would make the switch Sunday morning and quickly improved his positions. With Martinez taking the second position in Komet Heavy and third in Komet Lite, Kotyk would claim the pole position and heat race win before finishing second in Sunday's Komet Lite main event. Adding another top five result to the P1 Engines weekend statistics was Komet Lite pilot Jarred Duncovich who claimed the fifth position.
"I am very happy to come here and perform as well as we did," expressed P1 Engines Owner and Engine Builder Jesus Vasquez. "I am still continuing to make a name for myself in the eastern half of the United States, but the results are coming and we are proving that we can run with and win against some of the country's best. Five wins is great for my business and brand, and I am looking forward to the fourth round of the WKA program in early July."


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HTML5 and CSS3 are the future of web development, but you don't have to wait to start using them. Even though the specification is still in development, many modern browsers and mobile devices already support HTML5 and CSS3. This book gets you up to speed on the new HTML5 elements and CSS3 features you can use right now, and backwards compatible solutions ensure that you don't leave users of older browsers behind.
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This book gets you started working with many useful new features of HTML5 and CSS3 right away. Gone are the days of adding additional markup just to style a button differently or stripe tables. You'll learn to use HTML5's new markup to create better structure for your content and better interfaces for your forms, resulting in cleaner, easier-to-read code that can be understood by both humans and programs.
You'll find out how to embed audio, video, and vector graphics into your pages without using Flash. You'll see how web sockets, client-side storage, offline caching, and cross-document messaging can ease the pain of modern web development. And you'll discover how simple CSS3 makes it to style sections of your page. Throughout the book, you'll learn how to compensate for situations where your users can't take advantage of HTML5 and CSS3 yet, developing solutions that are backwards compatible and accessible.
You'll find what you need quickly with this book's modular structure, and get hands-on with a tutorial project for each new HTML5 and CSS3 feature covered. "Falling Back" sections show you how to create solutions for older browsers, and "The Future" sections at the end of each chapter get you excited about the possibilities when HTML5 and CSS3 reach widespread adoption. Get ready for the future—-it's here already.
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An Overview of HTML5 and CSS3Part I—Improving User Interfaces
- New Structural Tags and Attributes
- Tip 1 Redefining a Blog using Semantic Markup
- Tip 2 Creating Popup Windows with Custom Data Attributes
- Creating User-friendly Web Forms
- Tip 3 Describing Data with New Input Fields
- Tip 4 Jumping to the First Field with Autofocus excerpt
- Tip 5 Providing Hints with Placeholder Text
- Tip 6 In-Place Editing with ContentEditable
- Making Better User Interfaces with CSS3
- Tip 7 Styling Tables With Pseudo Classes
- Tip 8 Making Links Printable with :after and content excerpt
- Tip 9 Creating Multi-Column Layouts
- Tip 10 Building Mobile Interfaces with Media Queries
- Improving Accessibility
- Tip 11 Providing Navigation Hints with ARIA Roles excerpt
- Tip 12 Creating An Accessible Updatable Region
- Drawing on the Canvas
- Tip 13 Drawing a Logo
- Tip 14 Graphing Statistics with RGraph
- Embedding Audio and Video
- Tip 15 Working with Audio
- Tip 16 Embedding Video
- Eye Candy
- Tip 17 Rounding Rough Edges
- Tip 18 Working with Shadows, Gradients and Transformations
- Tip 19 Using Real Fonts
- Working with Client-side Data
- Tip 20 Saving Preferences with LocalStorage
- Tip 21 Storing Data in Client-Side Relational Database
- Tip 22 Working Offline
- Playing Nicely With Other APIs
- Tip 23 Preserving History
- Tip 24 Talking Across Domains
- Tip 25 Getting Chatty with Websockets
- Tip 26 Finding Yourself: Geolocation
- Where To Go Next
- Features Quick Reference
- jQuery Primer
- Encoding Audio and Video
- Resources
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Editor's note: Some information for this story was provided by WSGS radio in Hazard.
HAZARD – Elizabeth Duncan , the first woman elected to public office in the city of Hazard, passed away early Thursday morning at the age of 86.
Duncan was a 1944 graduate of Hazard High School, and went on to play a significant role in the history of her native Hazard. Along with her husband Joe and his partner Howard Smith, she owned and operated Hazard Rexall Drug on Main Street for many years. By 1969, she entered the local political arena and threw her hat in the ring for a seat on the city commission.
Not only did Duncan win a seat in city government, she received the second highest vote total out of seven candidates during her first attempt at public office. The Herald carried the story on its front page on Nov. 4, 1969.
"The city of Hazard will have a woman on the city council for what is perhaps the first time in city history," the paper reported.
Less than two months later, Duncan was sworn in to office and participated in her first meeting. Her first vote as commissioner was recorded in the affirmative to name fellow Commissioner Jack West as the city's mayor pro-tem, a position for which she would also be named during her career in public office.
Hazard Mayor Nan Gorman, who in 2010 became the first woman elected mayor of Hazard, called Mrs. Duncan a good friend and also noted the friendship their fathers shared. She spoke on Thursday of Mrs. Duncan's contributions to the city, calling her death a "real loss" for Hazard.
"We're all very sad about it," Mayor Gorman said. "She was the first woman in politics (in Hazard) to take a stand, and she was in it for so many years."
Duncan spoke about her time as a city commissioner during a past interview with WSGS radio in Hazard.
"I always stood up for what I thought was right, whether it was agreeable with other commission members or not," she said. "I never did try to buck the mayor, but I didn't rubber stamp everything that he wanted, either."
Duncan served as a city commissioner from 1970 to 1996, when she lost a bid for re-election, but not before she served during a long period of growth in the city. She was commissioner during the expansion of the Hazard ARH and the transformation of Jacklot Hollow into the Black Gold Shopping Center.
She was born Elizabeth Snyder, the daughter of the late Hazard physician, Dr. Dana Snyder and Georgia Sewell Snyder. She attended Center College for a year where she studied as an organ major, and later enrolled at the University of Kentucky to study elementary education, returning home to Hazard upon graduation. During the late 1940s, she was a regular on WKIC radio in Hazard and performed a live musical program from her house every Sunday morning at 9 a.m.
Elizabeth married Joe Duncan in 1953, a union from which two sons were born, Bruce and Dana Joe Duncan. She was a member of Hazard First Baptist Church where she also served as the church's organist. She was named woman of the year during the chamber's annual Civic Night in 1974.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Joe Duncan, who passed away Oct. 5, 2012 at the age of 85. In addition to her sons, she is survived by a host of family and friends.
Funeral arrangements are being handled by Maggard Mountain View Chapel of Hazard, where the visitation will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. on Sunday, April 14. Funeral services will begin at 10 a.m. on Monday, April 15 with Rev. Ron Sholar and Father Mike Chowning officiating. Burial will follow in the Mill Springs National Cemetery in Nancy, Ky.


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City saw rivals Manchester United officially claim their Premier League crown on Monday.
A number of people in the City camp have admitted that consistency has been an issue and Platt acknowledged that was a problem.
"I see a lot of people saying where did it go wrong for us," Platt told Sky Sports News.
"I think we have had a little bit of a lack of consistency and not won as many games as we could have but you have to give Manchester United credit for the pace they set because the amount of games they won, it would have been hard for any team to stay with them."
Platt also moved to downplay any rivalry between his boss Roberto Mancini and United chief Sir Alex Ferguson, insisting that the media make the most of it.
"The problem Sir Alex and Roberto have is that the media will write certain things and ask certain questions and both managers will give honest answers of what their opinions are, what they believe and then that question gets fired back as a quote," he said.
"And if we are not careful we get into the realms of tit for tat, and you said this and I said that. I think there is a deep respect from both managers for each other, I think there is a deep respect from both sets of players and both football clubs - there is a rivalry as there should be in the main city."
Platt says City are determined to bounce back and mount a title challenge next season.
"There has to be a determination amongst ourselves. It is not good when you hurt, when you lose it. When you set a season off and you think that you have an opportunity to win it like we did, and like they did last year, that feeling, that hurt is much deeper and more profound than when you win it."
He says City are now determined to end the season in style and win every game, including the FA Cup final against Wigan.
"The football club is obligated to win matches and that is the focus and we have an FA Cup final, and so six games to win and that is our intensity," he said.
"We will then go away and have a short summer, both teams will be active in the transfer market, other clubs will look to strengthen and everyone will start off on an even playing field.
"It would be disrespectful to the other clubs who are involved in the championship chase, if you like, to suggest it is just between us and them and that rivalry, but we need to use that as some sort of motivation."


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How do we say km2 in words? Do we use km exponent by two, square kilometer, kilometer squared or something else?
When talking about it as in a formula, you would say "kilometer squared". You would typically use "square kilometer" when discussing area, as in "his farm was three square kilometers".
Square kilometers (or kilometres).
Depends on the context.
edit: Checked the SI recommendations.
Although in general you would say kilomtres-squared when reading a formula, they recommend that if the length^2 represents an area eg. Pressure = N/m^2, then you read it as newtons-per-square-metre, since it is the area of a real square metre. I can't off-hand think of any units that are length^2 where it isn't an area.
However if the unit has a different quantity squared, such as Acceleration = m/s^2 then you read it as per-second-squared since a square second has no meaning on it's own.
Am I alone in saying "km²" as "kay-emm squared"?
The correct terms when written in a formal context are:
Remember these are different.
Three kilometres squared is three kilometres on one side and three kilometres on the other side which is 9 square kilometres.
Three square kilometres is three kilometres on one side and one kilometre on the other side.
In a formulaic context 3 kilometres squared is written
And 3 square kilometres is written like this
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Welcome to the Career Services Center at Claremont McKenna College! Our mission is to provide the resources, programs, services and activities which will enable a CMC student to plan for life after CMC. We want to assure you the CSC is available to all students, first-year through seniors, as well as alumni, and to stress how important career preparation is to the success of your student. It is never too early for students to take the initiative in preparing themselves for life after graduation.


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Have you consulted a physical therapist (perhaps you work with one?) or a chiropractor? Could be a pinched nerve, misaligned something that is still "off" after the pregnancy. Things shift and relax when we are pregnant and they don't always go back into place. If that doesn't help, perhaps see about a neurology consult.
I had a neurology consult for the same things you are experiencing, but I had them prior to pregnancy. Neurologist confirmed lack of sensation in toes, and other things btu couldn't really tie it to anything except "silent migraine", which would be on the rare side.
I don't know of any scientific ties to HELLP, though. Good luck and please let me know if you find out anything.
And welcome to the boards! Hope baby is doing really well!
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