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Reports Christy of Menomonie, Wis.: "While looking online for a pair of shoes, I found the following customer review: 'These shoes are awesome. They have made my life as an unemployed person so much better. Since I got laid off, I've spiraled in to a depression cave that includes zero apartment cleaning. Due to this, my floors are horribly dirty. Now that I have these amazing sandals, I don't have to step in alternating dirt and wet dirt with my sock feet. They are also great for walking out to the mail box to get all of the "past due" bill notices that are showing up these days. They are very versatile shoes. If you also drink yourself to sleep every night, these are definitely the shoes for you.' "
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Tuesday's Bulletin Board ran two pictures of a deer, with this caption from D of Maplewood: "For the last couple of weeks, this deer -- note the arrow sticking out of its right shoulder -- has been visiting my back yard. I called Animal Control, but after coming out, they told me that there were too many houses around to 'dispatch' it, and the arrow would probably work its way out. He's now become a peeping Tom -- looking in my basement window at my cats, who are very interested."
B. Boarders too numerous to list (thanks to all!) wrote to say: D should call the Department of Natural Resources, who, reportedly, have in other cases been willing and might in this case be able to hit that deer with a tranquilizer dart, remove the arrow, and tend to the wound.
We have given the information to D of Maplewood, with the request that she keep us informed.
One of our correspondents, Don of Inver Grove Heights, added this: "The reason the deer looks in the window is he knows you are a kind person and can get help for him."
Vanity, thy name is...
Red's Offspring, north of St. Paul: "The personalized plate on the Toyota parked in the Kohl's lot across from Rosedale caught my eye: 'FANCFRE.'
"I scanned the area, but didn't spot 'FTLOOSE.' "
Steve the Viking of St. Paul: "Those wacky writers at the New York Times are at it again! In the preview for an article at their Website, they wrote: 'Hillary Rodham Clinton received a lighthearted offering from her staff at the State Department, where she returned for the first time after being treated for a blot clot in her brain.'
"A blot clot? Admittedly, it has a nice, rhyming ring to it, but how could they have missed the word blood by so much?"
BULLETIN BOARD SAYS: An attentive copy editor would have caught it, but spell-checker has no objection whatsoever to blot clot!
So much for spell-checkers....
Our times
'No Problem' Division
Email: "How can I avoid adding to the thread about 'No problem'?
"In French, we say 'De rien' = 'It's nothing.' Long ago, my mom taught me to try to avoid using that phrase, because, if taken literally, it means that you're telling the person that the small favor or kindness you showed them means absolutely nothing to you; they might as well be a block of wood. It's better to say something like 'Avec plaisir' (with pleasure) or 'Ã votre service' (at your service). The French also say 'Pas de problem,' which is the same as 'Kein problem.'
"Meanwhile, the PGA Tour is back in business! Just love it when the Hyundai rolls around and we're off! Only a few short (long!) months until I can hit the links at Cedarholm.
"à bientôt,
"Nancy de Roseville"
Don't stop the presses! (resp'l)
Rusty of St. Paul: "A number of days back, a reader wrote in to thank various scribes and columnists of the Pioneer Press.
"For years, I have wanted to thank Bill Gardner for creating and perpetuating the Pain in the Posterior Index, which kept track of our winters and whether they were 'excruciatingly painful' or 'laughable,' with a scoring scheme for length, depth of snowfall, dreariness and cold.
"My belief is that he must have been retired for a number of years now, as I haven't seen his byline, and I wish I had been more timely in my thank you. Perhaps he is a BB reader!"
Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon
Not asking for a verdict (and not needing one, as it turns out), here's Snowflake's Mom: "One of my FB friends (true friend, also, as we went to college together) wrote 'Do you like Phil Collins?' for her status. [Bulletin Board notes: To us, "FB" means fullback -- and we'll be darned if we'll let it come to mean Facebook!] One of the responses was: 'No. I prefer his brother ... Bootsy.' Maybe one of their inside jokes. At the time, I thought 'Who is Bootsy Collins?' -- and was then distracted by my 3-year-old glam fairy.
"Six hours later, a high school friend (who is not friends with the first FB friend) posted a pic on FB asking: 'Do you know this awesome bass player? Hint: cool bass and warm boots.' The photo was a torso shot of a man playing bass in some furry boots. One of the commenters wrote: 'Bootsy Collins? Oh Never mind he's dead.' [Bulletin Board says: No, he's not!] So then I had to Google 'Bootsy Collins.' Turns out he was purty darn popular. And yes, he was [Bulletin Board says: is] a bass player. Funky one at that."
Back in a flash!
Newport Reader: "When grandson #1 was about 5 years old, Papa took him to the theater to a matinee. He bought him a soda at the beginning, which turned out to be a bad idea. During the movie, they had to leave two or three times to the restroom.
"They were the only two people there for that showing, and Papa was tempted to ask the projectionist to pause the movie while they were out!"
Out of the mouths of babes
Sharon of Roseville: "Six-year-old Hannah strolled into the kitchen the other day with a copy of 'Carpenter's Geographic Reader: Europe.'
" 'I'm reading this, Grandma,' she said. 'It's about Europe.'
" 'In this book we are to travel together,' she read, 'all over the grand ...' -- she paused as she struggled to read the word division -- '...division of Europe,' she finished, with a little help from me.
" 'That's wonderful!' I said. 'Let's go in the living room and sit down and read for a while.'
"I pointed out that the book was published in 1902, and we figured out the math and decided the book was 110 years old. [Bulletin Board notes: Or 111!] Then I showed her the writing inside the front cover: 'Elizabeth Field,' it said in red pencil. '389 Portland Ave., St. Paul, Minn.'
"We sat for a while contemplating this. 'She must be dead by now,' Hannah said thoughtfully.
"Yes, Hannah, she probably is."
Band Name of the Day: The Blot Clots
Website of the Day: Bootsy's Rubber Band, 1976 -- at http://tinyurl.com/boots-band


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Modin third after opening day of USA Junior decathlon
SACRAMENTO — Oregon freshman Mitch Modin is in third place in the decathlon after the opening day of the USA Junior Outdoor Combined Events Championships at Hornet Stadium on Wednesday.
Incoming Duck freshman Ashlee Moore leads the heptathlon competition.
Modin set personal-bests in three events on Wednesday en route to 4,049 points, but he'll need to finish in the top-2 in the standings to make the U.S. team for the IAAF World Junior Championships at Hayward Field in July.
He is behind Stanford-bound Harrison Williams (4,126) and Arkansas-bound Gabriel Moore (4,112) heading into Thursday's final five events.
Marist's Liam Henshaw, who will be a freshman at Oregon in the fall, is in 10th place with 3,597 points. Oregon redshirt freshman Joe Delgado is 12th with 3,548.
Modin, who scored 7,485 points to finish 13th at the NCAA outdoor championships 11 days ago, opened Wednesday with a PR in the 100 meters with a time of 10.82 seconds. He also PR'd in the shot put (45-9 ¾) and 400 (48.78).
Moore, who hails from Hamilton High in Chandler, Ariz., has 3,402 points after four heptathlon events, including wins in the 100 hurdles and high jump. Shania Burns is close behind with 3,317 points with three events remaining Thursday.
Here are Wednesday's full results.
Chris Hansen covers track and field for The Register-Guard. Follow him on Twitter @chansen_RG.

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|Two Charged in Boone August Armed Robbery
|Written by Boone PD Press Release
|Saturday, 28 December 2013 16:34
Boone Police say they've made two arrests in the August 8th armed robbery at the Boone Cracker Barrel. Their release said that at about 9 p.m. that night a person wearing a mask entered the Cracker Barrel Restaurant at 1601 Blowing Rock Road in Boone, and robbed the cashiers at gunpoint.
The cashiers complied and gave the suspect an undisclosed amount of cash, then the suspect ran out of the store and was last seen running in the direction of the Harris Teeter Store. Police searched Harris Teeter, then began their search for a car seen parked near the edge of the parking lot. The release said that Boone Police Department have now closed the investigation with two arrests for the robbery of the Cracker Barrel, including Nathan Knight Manwarren, 28, of Rabbit Run Road, Boone, identified as the perpetrator. Last Friday, December 27th, Manwarren came to the Boone Police Department after learning that investigators were questioning acquaintances about his involvement in the robbery. When confronted, police say Manwarren confessed to robbing the Cracker Barrel. Nathan Knight Manwarren was arrested and charged with Armed Robbery, then Manwarren's girlfriend, Jennifer Rene Thomas, 22, of White Ash Drive, Asheville, was arrested by Asheville Police Department and turned over to investigators from the Boone Police Department. Ms. Thomas admitted her involvement in the robbery; although, she did not enter the restaurant during the robbery. Jennifer Rene Thomas was charged on one count of Felony Robbery. Mr. Manwarren and Ms. Thomas were both held in the Watauga County Detention Center under $80,000 secured bonds pending January 23, 2014, court appearances.
"This investigation has been ongoing. We finally got the break that we needed. Our investigators have followed up on several leads in great depth while working towards solving this crime. We are very pleased that we were able to solve this robbery. When something like this happens in Boone it makes everyone feel uneasy" - Lt. Chris Hatton
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Jake Shears Gets Cheeky In New Skintight Swimsuit!
Scissor Sisters frontman Jake Shears got quite cheeky in his new swimsuit pic that he posted on Instagram!
Jake writes: "New swim suit from @kicksagat Kinda wanna wear this to the grocery store."
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Thanks to Dr Brave for bringing back my wife,and brought great joy to my family?
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Love it. Funny, I learned from this website that there are parts of the country where this could get him expelled from the beach! In Miami-this is considered attractive, stylish, acceptable swim wear.
Love it, Anyone who posts anything negative on here is fat and overweight. Therefore, jealous
I guess that makes YOU "fat and overweight." Your comment is extremely negative. Just sayin.
that's not a freaking skidmark it's just his crack in the shadow.
It's not photoshopped. It's a print on the suit.
You're right, kind of. The crack is photoshopped, but only in the sense that it is part of the design of the swim suit. It's a piece from François Sagat's clothing line, Kick
Nice butt, not loving the black mark though lol
If he MUST wear something.
I wanna see the front ;-)
The crack looks photoshopped... like a skidmark. WTH?!!
Nice ;) and how is the front? :O
Looks like a skid mark! Yuk
You nasty ass. It's not a shitstain you idiot. Ever heard of shadows?
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Morning Jay: Mitt's Pennsylvania Push: Real or Fake?
6:00 AM, Nov 4, 2012 • By JAY COST
The Romney campaign seems to have committed to a late push into Pennsylvania, to the derision of Team Obama. The latter sees this as a desperation ploy by a foundering campaign, similar to John McCain's late entrance into the Keystone State in 2008. Is that right?
I don't think so.
For starters, this is not 2008. The national polls are showing a tie at the moment, and as Sean Trende ably noted last week, a nationwide tie does not square with the kind of leads Obama "has" in the swing states. Romney can't be down in Ohio by 3, tied in Florida, Virginia, and Colorado, yet still be running neck and neck with the president nationwide. You literally cannot find the votes for the GOP, unless you assume that California is a toss-up and New York is set to go Republican for the first time in thirty years.
So why head into Pennsylvania, a state the GOP has not won in twenty years?
Liberal proponents of the "emerging Democratic majority" love to talk about shifting demographics in their favor, but they regularly ignore the many ways in which demographics have shifted toward the GOP. For instance, Nevada and its six electoral votes tipping red to blue is all the rage, but West Virginia and its five, Kentucky and its eight, Arkansas and its five, and Missouri and its ten switching blue to red is ignored.
And so it goes with Pennsylvania, a state that has slowly been shifting toward the Republicans for the last twenty years. Or, at least part of the state has been shifting red.
Here's what I mean. The political story of Pennsylvania comes down to a battle between Philadelphia County and the rest of the state.
The non-Philly portion of the state has slowly been trending red since 1988. Democrats hype their gains in the Philadelphia suburban counties, but often fail to mention how Republicans have more than made up ground in the exurban counties of York and Lancaster, as well as taken advantage of the collapse of the Democratic coalition in Western Pennsylvania, at least on the presidential level. In 1988 Michael Dukakis won five of the six counties that comprise metropolitan Pittsburgh; in 2008 Barack Obama won only one of them.
So why hasn't the rest of the state tipped toward the GOP, especially given how hard George W. Bush worked to flip the Keystone State in 2000 and 2004?
The answer: The Democrats have done a monumental job of mobilizing the vote in Philadelphia County. In 1988 Pennsylvania minus Philly was 0.5 percent more Republican than the country writ large. Twenty years later, in 2008, it was roughly 2.5 percent more Republican. But Philadelphia County went from being 23 percent more Democratic in 1988 to 30 percent more Democratic in 2008.
Not only have Democrats moved Philadelphia leftward, they have done an expert job of keeping turnout growing cycle after cycle. This is extremely impressive because, as a share of the state's population, Philadelphia County has been in a slow but steady decline (from upwards of 18 percent in the 1970s to about 12 percent today). What's more, the county is now just 45 percent white, and non-whites are less likely to vote than whites.
I cannot overstate this: The prowess of the Democratic operation in Philadelphia over the last decade alone is simply incredible. Even though the population has been flat since 2000, Barack Obama managed to net 130,000 more votes out of the county than Al Gore!
The problem for Democrats is that they will bump up against a ceiling, sooner or later: The party already regularly wins 80 percent or more of the county's vote, so there is not much room for growth there; additionally, the county's population is flat, so the vote margin is not going to increase merely because of demographics.
That's likely the context for Romney's entrance into Pennsylvania. The GOP campaign's strategy is probably three-fold:
1.) Extend the party's winning streak in Southwestern Pennsylvania. Win all the counties McCain carried with larger margins, and keep Allegheny County within 10 to 12 points.
2.) Mitigate the party's losses in the working class areas in the Northwest (Erie) and Northeast (Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Allentown). The Democrats should win these areas, but the GOP's goal is to improve on Bush's 2004 standing.
3.) Drive up turnout in the exurban counties of Lancaster and York while mitigating losses in the interior suburban counties. In particular, improve on Bush's standing in Chester County and flip Bucks County from blue to red.
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Fewer than 200 early vote in Bonita City Council election
Fewer than 200 Bonita Springs residents took advantage of the opportunity to vote early in Tuesday's City Council elections.
For the District 3 race, 76 people turned out to vote early, said Todd Putnam with the Lee County Supervisor of Elections Office. For the District 5 race, 121 early voters showed up at the polls.
There are more than 8,900 Bonita residents registered to vote, Putnam said.
"I can't predict the way that people are going to vote," Putnam said. "They can do early voting. They can show up at the polls."
Early voting kicked off on Jan. 18 and closed at 5 p.m. Saturday. The last chance to vote is from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday — Election Day — at the following locations:
Precinct 13: Bonita Lions Club, 10346 Pennsylvania Ave.
Precinct 49: First Baptist Church — Bonita Springs, 3971 Via Del Ray
Precinct 80: St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 9801 Bonita Beach Road
Only registered voters who live in Districts 3 and 5 can vote for their respective representatives in this election because Bonita Springs is a single-member district municipality.
Running in District 3 are incumbent Steve Slachta and Pete Pastore, a longtime zoning board member.
Three candidates are competing to fill the District 5 seat that was held by Martha Simons, who could not seek re-election due to term limits. The candidates are: Mike Gibson, Wes Norris and Kathy Walters.
At the polling place, voters will be asked to provide a current and valid picture ID with a signature. Approved forms are a Florida driver's license, a Florida ID card issued by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, a U.S. passport, a debit or credit card, a military identification card, a student identification card, retirement center identification, neighborhood association identification, and public assistance identification, according to the Florida Division of Elections website.
If the photo ID does not have a signature, you will be asked to provide additional identification with your signature.
Voters with questions can call the Lee County Supervisor of Elections Main Office at 239-533-8683 or the Bonita Branch Office at 239-949-1581.


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SMOS meets ocean monsters30 September 2015
SMOS meets ocean monsters30 September 2015 ESA's SMOS and two other satellites are together providing insight into how surface winds evolve under tropical storm clouds in the Pacific Ocean. This new information could to help predict extreme weather at sea.
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My Planet from Space exhibition draws special visitor09 September 2015 The My Planet from Space: Fragility and Beauty exhibition in New York, USA, drew to a close yesterday with a ceremony attended by Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the UN.
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Help wanted on tracking biodiversity from space12 August 2015 Conservation organisations and space agencies are being called on to join forces to decide how changes in biodiversity can be monitored globally. What, exactly, should be measured by satellites?
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Surfing for science29 July 2015 Thanks to a new system developed by scientists in the UK, taking to the waves for a spot of surfing can benefit research into the health of coastal waters, and could help confirm satellite measurements of sea-surface temperature.
ESA hands over control of the MSG-4 weather satellite 27 July 2015 On 26 July at 09:30 GMT (11:30 CEST), ESA handed control of Europe's last Meteosat Second Generation weather satellite, MSG-4, to EUMETSAT.
Searching for underground energy sources from space27 July 2015 Data from ESA's GOCE gravity satellite are being used to improve models of Earth's geology, indicating the potential locations of subsurface energy sources.


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On My Wishlist [#1]
New feature on the blog guys :)"On My Wishlist" is a Weekly Blog Meme hosted by BookChickCity.com which will be posted every Wednesday. It allows us to share the book we haven't bought yet, but are dying to get and devour. My wishlist gets longer by the day, so I will have plenty of treats to share with you every week :)The first book is The Host, Stephenie Meyer's, of "Twilight" fame, incursion in the "adult" public. I LOVED The Twilight Saga and I heard about this book a little while back and…See More


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On the subject of Juan Atkins, it's near impossible to avoid the same phrases and references that have become welded to his name over the last two decades. There is, of course, the catalytic proto-techno produced with Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May as The Belleville Three, plus the electro blueprints laid down with Cybotron, and the timeless output of Model 500 and the Metroplex label that earned him that weighty nickname: The Godfather of Techno.
All of the above remain as vital as ever to the history of electronic music, but rather than trading on his own myth, this year in particular has found Juan Atkins renewed. He's had fresh studio wizardry to explore with the acclaimed comeback EP Closer for R&S Records, and more uncharted territory to discover, with a debuting DJ set on Europe's party isle, Ibiza. And, as he recently revealed in his breezy, housey Beatport Live Sunday afternoon Ustream session, there are still plenty of unexpected tricks up his sleeve.
As I was monitoring the the chat room during your Beatport Live Ustream session, I noticed that a number of people tuning in either hadn't the opportunity to hear you before or were complete Juan Atkins newcomers. How typical would you say that set was for you?
It was very different. I felt like I took the opportunity because it's different than playing a club. I played more listening music, a lot of Latin stuff. I can't play that kind of music everywhere.
Well, when I first came to Europe—that must have been 1989 or '90—the first place I went was Birmingham in the UK, because we were being managed by Neil Rushton, who was based there. So for our first trip, we went there and worked in the studio to help pay for the trip, then eventually we went to London and I played a couple of big gigs and started doing a lot more remix work in major studios. I had met Thomas Fehlmann, Mark Ernestus, and Moritz Von Oswald in Detroit; they would come to the pawn shops and buy up all of these old synthesizers and have them shipped back to Berlin. I met them when they were on one of their trips and me and Thomas hit it off pretty well. And while I was in London I ran into Thomas in the offices of ZTT, which was Trevor Horn's label. He said, "Hey man, you should come over to Berlin; I'll hook it up," and Tresor was the label that sponsored that trip. Basically, all I had to do as make a record with them and play at the club, and the advance money from the record would help subsidize the flight. It it ended up being the 3MB record, and actually that stands for "three men in Berlin." From that point, I met the owner of Tresor, Dimitri, and we all hit it off real well. I've been going back and forth ever since.
You made your Ibiza club debut this year. How did it go?
It's so funny that all of these years have gone past and I've never been booked there and, you know, I handled my business [laughs].
Did the crowd handle their business as well?
Yeah, it was a good crowd! I played at the Space opening weekend, so it was still early. The second time I played for Sankeys and it was pretty good, and the next night Derrick [May] happened to be playing at Space, Carl [Craig] was playing at Amnesia, and Stacey [Pullen] was playing as well. I went to all three places to see all of them, so that was really a first.
Ibiza is one of the prime examples of the commercially driven side of the electronic music club scene. What was your impression of it?
My thing is I'm a very even-keel person; I don't get too excited or too depressed about things. I have a job to do and I do the job and try to have a good time—I keep it at that basic level.
Is that how you've also maintained your enthusiasm and creative output throughout your career?
Well, one of the things that has always kept me going is developments in new technology—it's almost like getting a new toy. Like when the Roland TR-808 came out, that was like a new toy and it helped my creative juices flow, because you were so into experimenting with this new gear that a flow of creativity comes out; things of that nature. The good thing is that there is never not enough stuff for you to keep up with, so whatever your imagination can come up with, it's just about translating it through your instruments.
Obviously, the type gear that you used in the late 1980s has evolved significantly, so what's your current preference for production? Can you tell us what you used for your most recent record, Control?
[Laughs] Well, I have a tendency not to disclose my trade secrets, so to speak. Suffice to say that it was done mostly, if not entirely, through digital means. Software and computers.
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What are your memories of the making of the seminal Cybotron track "Clear"?
I made that track in my mother's house, in the living room, and I can vividly remember the little house that she had on the east side of Detroit. I had just bought a Sequential Circuits Pro 1 for the bassline, and a TR-808, and I had all of my gear there in the front window, and I just put it together. Rick Davis—my partner in Cybotron—had most of the studio stuff at his house, but the ground work pieces and sounds were done right there in my mom's living room. Then I took my gear up to the studio and finished it.
At what point do you think you really settled into your own sound?
I've always felt like that. I've always been happy, from the very first record, "Alleys Of Your Mind." I was in love with that track; it was an accomplishment for me, and I always felt like I was at the top of my game when it came to making music.
You've had a number of aliases and monikers over the years—Model 500, Cyobotron, Infiniti, etc. How would you characterize the differences between them? Is there much crossover?
Well, one of the main reasons that I have different identities is because of a collaboration. The first time I did an Infiniti record was with James Pennington. But I have also done different things to be able to change up the sound, because people are kind of finicky. With Model 500, people are used to a certain sound.
Do you have a preference for collaborating or working solo?
It's always good to collaborate, even if it's just an engineer. Like my Deep Space album, I did most of that album in Berlin at Moritz's studio. I think that some of my best tracks have come in collaboration with other people because I tend to work harder and push myself a little farther for somebody else than I do for myself.
Is there anyone left on your wishlist of collaborators?
Probably Kraftwerk. I guess one person I can say that there might be a collaboration coming up with is Jeff Mills.
How did that come about?
Well, he closed Movement Festival [this year] and we sat down and talked for a couple of hours after he finished his set. He's a futuristic type of forward-thinking guy as well, so I guess it's only natural for us to eventually come together on a project. So we agreed to work on some things. I'm not at liberty to go into full detail, but I can just say look for a Model 500/Jeff Mills hook-up.
What has it been like for you being at the core of this intense attention from the international community of techno fans for an extended time, but perhaps not receiving the same level of attention or regard within the United States? Have you been aware of a discrepancy there?
Well, lately they've come around. It took about five to 10 years after the techno sound exploded in Europe and around the world. Even though we were from Detroit it took a while for the actual people in Detroit to recognize, but they've done a few things. I think at the second DEMF festival they gave us the keys to the city, then the Detroit Historical Museum had an exhibit around five or six years ago, and during this festival they did a ceremony where we put our hands in the cement, like a walk of fame.
Detroit has long and storied music history with the beginnings Motown as well. How did that impact you as a local?
My parents listened to Motown. When I was in middle school and elementary school, Diana Ross did that film Lady Sings The Blues, which was huge and the soundtrack was one of the big highlights of the year for my parents—and also the Temptations, Smokey Robinson, and Eddie Kendricks. As a matter of fact, I learned how to play drums on the Eddie Kendricks record "Keep On Trucking." I'm not a classically trained musician, but I learned by ear, and I talked my father into getting this drum set for my brother for Christmas, which I actually wanted to use myself, and I learned and listened to that record. That was one of my most vivid memories of Motown.
What are your future plans for Metroplex? Is the label still in operation?
Oh, yeah, we've got about three or four releases lined up. I've also got a release that I've collaborated on with Mark Ernestus.
Are there any last thoughts else you'd like to leave our readers with?
I would just like to say that there's something within me that continues to push the envelope in terms of presentation and dissemination of the alternative reality, so stay tuned. Juan Atkins and Metroplex are going to continue to reinvent the wheel.


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Table of Contents
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In order to be able to continuously get an overview of the health of a Neo4j database, there are different levels of monitoring facilities available. Most of these are exposed through JMX.


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"These are terrific. Good sturdy quality card,nice design and color. On the back of the card is plenty of room to write a note if you want to add something specific to the person/family. The arrived very quickly in a sturdy box so no damage to the cards."
"I loved that there were thank you cards that matched the invitation that I chose, however, I would have preferred to have a picture uploaded with it, and this particular invitation/thank you card set doesn't allow you to have a picture"


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Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $45,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have decreased by 5% over the past 3 months. This is 16% lower than the county average of $1,274 and 13% lower than the state average of $1,246.
The average home price in Norwood is $299,250, which is 50.4% higher than the average sold price in Norwood ($199,000) . The average home price per square foot in Norwood is $106 and about 3% of all homes in Norwood sold in the last 6 months. For Norwood home values, real estate prices, and city market trends, research the 7,321 property records or search our 241 recently sold or 100 homes for sale listings. The listings and properties in Norwood are only a part of the 1,519,271 properties and 37,134 homes for sale in Kentucky. Because of this, the average home price and average home value of Norwood also influence the average home price $125,000 and average sale price $142,500 of Kentucky. Listing counts, Norwood home prices and home values in Norwood are sourced daily from listing and property data on realtor.com®, which is the most up-to-date and accurate aggregation of real estate listings in the industry and includes approximately 800 regional MLSs and is the official website of the National Association of Realtors®.


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Middle Names
What's yours?
What are your kids middle names?
Mine and both my daughters are Lynn as well as their fathers older daughter. I thought it would be nice for all of us to have the same.
SO's is Lynn
DD's is Rose
DN's is Lynn
Mine is Anne, my daughter's is Grace, and my son's is Peyton.
My son's is Alan
Mine is Leigh and my daughter's is Camille
Dd 2 is Avery after her great grandfather
Mine was Nicole before I got married. I dropped it to keep my madien last name.
Mine is Tiffany.
The kids middle names are Rose, Timothy, Christine, Walter, Charles, Lynn, David, James and Marie.
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…I give you a grilled cheese!
Well, I actually gave this to myself at 12:17 pm today.
A grilled cheese sandwich always hits the spot for me. Even when I have nothing left in the house. No peanut butter. No jelly. No deli meat. No tuna. No leftovers. There's ALWAYS cheese and ALWAYS some sort of crust of bread lying around. Those are two things I never run out of, and always satisfy my hunger.
Happy National Cheese Lover's Day! :)


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We are pleased to announce a new micro brew designed to pique the interest of area residents, provide a salute to history and create a collector's keepsake that people will appreciate for years to come … all while raising funds to support the mission of the Northfield Historical Society. The brew is called James-Younger 1876 Rye Ale.
The idea for the James-Younger beer was borne out of the process of looking for new ways to get people excited about the history of Northfield, Minn., the site of the dramatic Jesse James/Cole Younger failed bank raid in 1876. Hayes Scriven, executive director of the Northfield Historical Society, said, "We are extremely proud of our heritage as community-minded citizens willing to stand up for what we believe is right. The introduction of the James-Younger beer is another way for us to increase awareness of our time-honored community festival 'Defeat of Jesse James Days.'
Scriven learned that the Olmsted County Historical Society created a special-order wine and thought beer would be a way to reach a wider audience. He and board member Jon Snodgrass approached Jason Markkula with the idea of brewing a specialty beer. Ironically, Markkula runs the Bank Beer Company in the hamlet of Hendricks, Minn. "Perhaps it was fate that brought us together," he said. "A town internationally known for its defeat of a bank raid getting teamed up with a brewing company with 'Bank' in its name."
Specifically designed for the 2011 Defeat of Jesse James Celebration, the recipe for the James-Younger microbrew was created by Markkula and is brewed by Bank Beer Company near Hendricks, Minn. James-Younger is an American rye ale that is a medium-body beer with a dry, crisp finish. Markkula said, "The three hop additions along with a fourth dry hop addition give the beer a pleasant bitterness that is a nice floral citrus finish complemented by the spiciness of the rye. The spicy flavor from the malted rye really comes through with nice roasted notes from the chocolate rye. James-Younger is truly an American rye."
The handcrafted beer will be available in limited quantities during the Defeat of Jesse James Days. All profits from the sale of James-Younger 1876 Rye Ale will go directly to the preservation of history through the Northfield Historical Society. Scriven said, "We are genuinely excited to introduce this new initiative. While we are not completely certain where this will lead, our hope is that we can make this an annual tradition for the Defeat of Jesse James Days and the Northfield Historical Society."
Markkula commented, "We know that great beer is defined not only by what you put into it, but by what you do with it. We plan to develop a tradition of delivering quality beer brands and advancing our commitment to history and the great stories it tells. The heart of the past is passing on the stories told to each generation."
A campaign to market James-Younger 1876 Rye Ale is currently underway. The beer will be available at the Defeat of Jesse James Days Entertainment Center September 8–10, 2011 and will also be sold through area bars and liquor stores. A special preview of the beer will be made available during the Northfield Historical Society's Outlaw Run motorcycle rally on August 27.
The Northfield Historical Society is dedicated to preserving, interpreting and honoring the unique history of Northfield, Minn. It actively serves the Northfield area by offering educational programs and presentations, reenactments of special historical events, museum exhibits, and a historical library and archives. The Society also sponsors a museum store where shoppers can purchase commemorative items and entertaining and interesting merchandise at reasonable prices. For more information, check back on our website or find the James-Younger 1876 Rye Ale on Facebook


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Tuesday, February 10, 2009
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DULUTH - The Duluth City Council allocated funds in the 2009 budget Monday to purchase the Corley Insurance and Accessorize Again buildings on Main Street to make way for the planned revitalization of the old city hall block.The purchase of the two buildings from McDaniel Enterprises was authorized by the council's adoption of a budget amendment. The two businesses will be asked to vacate the property, and the city will eventually sell the property to the potential developer of the downtown revitalization project. The only parcel not owned by the city on the block is the former Economy Pharmacy building. According to City Administrator Phil McLemore, the owner of that building will deal directly with the developer on its sale. The council advised Duluth resident Stacie Stamper to consult with McLemore about leasing Accessorize Again or other space in the city for her proposed Duluth Design Center rather than the old city hall, a former church building, on West Lawrenceville Street. Stamper appealed to the council to reconsider denial of her request to lease the church for the center. Stamper said the church was more suitable for the center and assured the council that the cooperative would vacate it in a timely manner to accommodate the redevelopment. Council members expressed concern about whether the church would provide adequate space for the center and questioned the safety of using the rear of the church if it were needed. Councilwoman Marsha Anderson Bomar said it would be "fiscally irresponsible" for the city to invest funds in repairing the structure since it is scheduled to be razed soon for the redevelopment project. A proposed cooperative with more than 50 potential members, the center would sell furniture, Oriental rugs, and other home and garden items and bring businesses and clientele into downtown Duluth, according to Stamper. Interior design, landscaping and other consulting services would be offered at the center by appointment. Seminars on design topics and other activities also would be scheduled. The Church Ladies, which has been operating a consignment shop for household items in the old city hall, plans to vacate the building at the end of February. Upon the recommendation of Bradley Carroll, chairman of the Finance Committee, the council accepted the 2008 audit report conducted by the Atlanta firm of Mauldin and Jenkins. The city received a "clear" report on its financial statements indicating it was following acceptable accounting principles for municipalities, Carroll said. After residents of Peachtree Walk complained about the lack of a buffer between a new Gwinnett County fire station that backs up to several homes in the subdivision, Duluth Planning Director Cliff Cross indicated he would consult with the county about obtaining landscaping and a safety fence. The council also adopted an amendment to the '09 budget to accept $9,902 in funds as an insurance settlement for fire damage to the men's restroom in Bunten Road Park and authorized payment for the repairs to Full Circle Restoration. The amount of $177,801 was carried over from the previous to the current budget to pay Motorola Communications for an upgrade to the police radio system.
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I was developed an intranet system including Webmail system using javamail.
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But I found a nonsencial problem within our mail system.
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Today one of my co-workers from the ER clinic I work at came out and clipped some of my goats down so I can take photos of them for my website that is SO out of of date and so prospective buyers of this years crop of kids can get a better idea on body type.
Dude was very well behaved and so were most of the other gals, Dixie gave us a run for our money but she tends to be a bit of a diva here and there. We still have Athena's two little gals to clip down - they need reburning on one of each of their horn buds so we'll clip them after their vet trip to have them reburned - they're also still a little young for sale purposes so I want them to mature a bit more before they get their photos taken!
I'm going to do my best to get photos of them on Saturday and have them on the website/on facebook by Tuesday at the latest.
Not much else to report, all is well here on the farm as we progress into the last stretch of summer!


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olive cotton 'Sandspit' hooded windbreaker
designer's notes
Looking good without a suit is easier than it looks! Try throwing on any Trovata piece with a pair of jeans and you're good to go.
color: Olive Lightweight cotton woven Standing collar with hidden zip stowaway hood Snap button front placket with hidden zip front closure Two front snap flap close patch pockets; hidden inside patch pocket Adjustable two snap button tab on long sleeves Half lined with striped cotton woven Size M measures approximately 29'' from base of back collar to hem, 26'' sleeve length from top shoulder seam; may vary by size 100% Cotton; Machine Wash; Imported; style# 311419502


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This is a fun and easy tutorial that will give you an adorable little felt bow as a product. This particular tutorial is how to make a bow for your hair but you could also add these bows to fun fashion projects, add them to home decor projects or make all sorts of accessories like broaches or earnings.
This is an easy project that really doesn't cost much or take many supplies making it a great craft to do with kids or just an easy project for yourself.
The supplies you need are:
1. Wool felt Squares in any color you desire. You can use other types of felt squares or fabric but I've found wool felt looks the best.
2. Scissors
3. Hot glue gun and glue sticks
4. Hair tie or clip (optional)
In the photo above I have already cut the felt into the shapes needed for a bow. These are the three basic shapes need for any bow but you can cut them various ways to get different looks. I would recommend playing around with your shapes with paper first to make sure your getting the desired look.
Step 1:
Take your hot glue gun and your main bow piece and fold half to the middle and tack with a dab of hot glue.
Step 2:
This step is basically the same as the first just repeated with the other side.
Step 3:
After you have the main part of the bow tacked together take you felt piece that will be the ends of the bow and tack them to the center of the back of the bow with a dab of hot glue.
You now should have something that looks like this:
Step 4:
Now flip your bow over to make sure the center is in the middle and where you want it.
Then flip back over and add a dab of hot glue to attach the center.
If you desire you can add a hair tie or clip or you can just seal the other side and have a cute bow. Here's how I added a Hair tie to make a cute hair piece:
Now your all finished! You can add other embellishments like cute vintage buttons or whatever you hearts desire. Make a million of them for you and your friends!
Happy Sewing
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Christopher Guest is going to take his cracker-dry wit from the big screens of theaters to the slightly-less-big screens of TV sets with his new HBO series Family Tree, which I infer will have to do with a family of anthropomorphic trees, at least one of whom plays by his or her own rules.
Shit. That's not right.
The title Family Tree apparently refers to a less literal interpretation of the phrase. In the show, a man inherits a box of heirlooms, leading him to connect with family members who possess varying levels of wackiness. The project will star Guest stalwarts Christopher McKean, Fred "We're all going to ignore the elephant in the room because he's so likable" Willard, and Ed Begley Jr.
If I was better with Photoshop, I would insert just below a picture featuring the cropped outlines of Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, and Jennifer Coolidge staring pensively at a phone, the implication being that they're waiting for it to ring, because they are so routinely cast in Mr. Guest's projects.
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International business people find migration to Peru straightforward thanks to Healy Consultants' comprehensive relocation services. Our migration services include:
- Assistance in obtaining Peru employment and residence visas from the Peru Ministry of Foreign Relations. Healy Consultants helps entrepreneurs and their families of all nationalities obtain permits allowing them to live, work and conduct business in Peru. We are proud to say that our approval rate is still 100%. Healy Consultants' fee to assist our Client obtain a Peru work permit US$4,950;
- Examples of Peru visas available to international entrepreneurs and business people include i) the Work Visa (ideal for company directors, shareholders, investors, and general managers and also ideal for senior expatriate company employees including marketing manager, chief engineers etc) and ii) Resident Visas, which exempts the holder from needing to apply for any other type of work or residence permit. Furthermore, Healy Consultants assists Clients to obtain Dependant's Visas for family members;
- To support the visa application, Healy Consultants prepares a comprehensive business plan detailing our Client's proposed business activities in Peru, a market analysis and financial projections, and a convincing outline of reasons for migration to Peru;
- Healy Consultants offers personalised orientation programmes for international entrepreneurs planning migration to Peru. Typical programmes include introductions to banks to open personal bank accounts, visits to key points of business interest in Peru, as well as tours of commercial and residential property (see also point 5 below), international schools (see also point 6 below), social clubs and recreational facilities. In summary, Migrate to Peru with Healy Consultants' one-stop service;
- Prior to or following migration, Healy Consultants guides Clients through all aspects of renting or buying a property in Peru. We arrange property viewings according to Client specifications and budget, provide assistance with the drafting of lease agreements, and arranging for efficient connection of utilities. Furthermore, Healy Consultants provides introductions to Peru or international banks to obtain property financing;
- Prior to or following immigration to Peru, Healy Consultants assists Clients to find suitable schools in Peru for their children. Examples of assistance provided includes providing information on international school fees, waiting lists, and curricula;
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Evan Downs, Definitely One of Oregon's Finest
April 15, 2013 by calebaag1
Filed under All Posts, Evan Downs
There are three things that Evan knows about having a six-pack: 1. It's hard to get, 2. It's easy to lose and most importantly, 3. It helps attracting the girls. That's the reason why despite him having an amazing physique, and yes, that very visible six-pack, he always stays on top of his game.
As a young boy from Oregon who began lifting weights in his basement, Evan said that eating the right stuff and doing cardio three days a week has been key in helping him accomplish the physique he now has.
Definitely one of Oregon's finest men, Evan shows-off his six-pack at his members only profile on AAG and so much more! See it today.
Avid sports fan, and a sexy guy – Evan Downs
January 5, 2013 by Admin 3
Filed under Evan Downs
Evan Downs is from the state of Oregon. He's an avid sports fan and played football and basketballl in high school. Evan is currently attending college, however is undecided on his major. He choose to take a stab at modeling to see where it lands him. He's somewhat shy and reserved but promises to work on getting more confident in front of the cameras. This is Evan's first ever photo shoot, so look for more of him on All American Guys.
Welcome back Markus
December 27, 2011 by TC
Filed under All Posts, Andrew O, Evan Downs, Markus Ricci, Ryan S, Sean H
A whole new set of photos from Markus. Check him out in and around the pool. We've also released new videos including Sean H., Ryan S. (in the gym), Evan Downs shirtless on the soccer field, and Andrew O. pumping up before a competition.
For the full sized HD videos and photos as well as the rest of the content we added this week please log in or join AAG!
What do you think?
May 17, 2011 by TC
Filed under All Posts, Anthony C, Anthony M, Evan Downs, Markus Ricci, Randy
We've got a new prospect for you and his name is Randy. Check out some of his preview pictures below and let us know what you think on the message boards. We've also added six new images of Evan Downs from his recent edgy set that you will LOVE! Videos we've recently added include Anthony C., Anthony M., and Markus doing crazy Markus things (like back flips off a wall).
For the full sized HD videos and photos as well as the rest of the content we added this week please log in or join AAG!
Phil Fusco Debut & More Jamaica
April 25, 2011 by TC
Filed under All Posts, Evan Downs, John M, Markus Ricci, Phil Fusco
Big updates from beautiful sunny Jamaica this week as well as the debut of Phil Fusco. Phil is no stranger to the modeling industry. Having appeared on several magazine covers and in workout spreads, in underwear ad campaigns, on TV he is one of the most well known models online. This week we debuted him right here at AllAmericanGuys.com with lots more Phil photos and footage to come.
Below you'll find reduced size image previews as well as video clippings from some of the videos added this week. Our full list of updates includes:
- The debut of Phil Fusco on AAG with lots of photos and even a heatseeker video!
- New wallpaper, featuring Phil Fusco (sample size below)
- New videos released including Markus describing the location in Jamaica and showing off poolside, Markus pumping up before a shoot, Phil Fusco's new videos including his white-hot heatseaker, and a new video of one of our latest models, Evan Downs. We've also added a John M. remake video by request.
- High Definition (HD) Preview photos of Markus in Jamaica along with a teaser video. Lots more Markus footage to come!
For the full sized HD videos and photos as well as the rest of the content we added this week please log in or join AAG!


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Haywire (2011)
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1h32mn | 720x304 pixels | x264 | 24 fps | AAC | 24 KHz | 297.0 MB
Release Date: 20 January 2012
IMDB Rating: 6.4/10 from 8,931 I.M.D.b users
Director(s): Steven Soderbergh
Writer(s): Lem Dobbs
Star(s): Gina Carano, Ewan McGregor, Michael Fassbender
Genre(s): Action | Thriller
Storyline: Beautiful freelance covert operative Mallory Kane is hired out by her handler to various global entities to perform jobs which governments can't authorize and heads of state would rather not know about. After a mission to rescue a hostage in Barcelona, Mallory is quickly dispatched on another mission to Dublin. When the operation goes awry and Mallory finds she has been double crossed, she needs to use all of her skills, tricks and abilities to escape an international manhunt, make it back to the United States, protect her family, and exact revenge on those that have betrayed her.


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The AAP is committed to the health and well-being of infants, adolescents, and young adults. The website offers news articles and tips on health for families.
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Hi all
Another goodie for zigzag to show in future shows…
An altered mannequin…
Here is the dress…
And the cardboard pendant…
And the back of the wings…
And the whole front of it…
All the following products used are available for purchase at zigzag.co.nz – they deliver almost anywhere in the world! Cool aye!
Lumeire paint metallic bronze 565 as "skin"
Distressed Threads fabric as main dress
Organza – apple gold (wings and dress overlay), ivory (upper bodice and dress overlay)
3D lumiere 224 (black) for lining wings/top of bodice, 221 (lime) for wing detail on back and bodice detail.
fibers – trimm on dress waist
Aleenes fabric stiffener and draping liquid for stiffening wings
Beads – detailing on back of wings
Pearlex interference colours
Lumiere 552 gold for stamped image
Pearlex varnish for finishing
Extras used not currently in store:
Paper mâché Mannequin
Thick cardboard – pendant base
Black embossing powder
Hot glue gun and glue
Wooden stamp – used for pendant image
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The Extended Season counselors will ensure the health, welfare, care and safety of all participants at all times, including, supervising and providing instruction on all assigned activities and living with (as needed) campers in a cabin.
We have positions available for week-long camps and weekend camps. For more information and to apply today, click here for the YMCA of the Triangle website, click on "Job Offerings" to find Seasonal Staff SG/SF-PT (209-135),(209-43), Camp Counselor Day Camp (209-45) or Weekend Counselor SG/SF-PT-(209-44).


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Cuomo's Choice on Climate Change: Just Talk or Ban Fracking
Last week, as the seawater storm surge brought on by Hurricane Sandy still sat many feet deep in New York's costal neighborhoods and subway tunnels, Governor Andrew Cuomo made an intelligent assessment of the situation. "Climate change is a reality… Anyone who says there is not a change in weather patters is denying reality."
That such an obvious statement became news is troubling on multiple levels. But the fact remains that many mainstream political leaders are still reluctant to reference climate change at all. For Gov. Cuomo to do so in a clear and definitive way was important and meaningful, and he deserves credit for it. Yet a huge question remains as to whether he will choose to take action regarding climate change, rather than merely acknowledge its existence. His looming decision on fracking will answer that question.
Ultimately, any effort to counteract the growing effects of climate change will have to include a decisive turn away from the burning of fossil fuels and toward a future of clean, renewable energy sources. Of course this means diminishing our damaging dependence on dirty coal and oil. But it also means acknowledging that so-called "bridge" alternatives, including natural gas, are false solutions. By opening up New York State to natural gas fracking, Gov. Cuomo would simply be perpetuating the destructive status quo.
Those who argue that natural gas is better for our environment and our climate than other fossil fuel sources are just plain wrong. The facts prove otherwise. While it's true that emissions from burning natural gas contain less carbon dioxide that those from coal or oil, this statistic ignores the huge environmental impact of methane discharge. As much as 90 percent of fracked natural gas can contain methane, which has far greater short-term climate, impacts than carbon. In fact, over a 20-year timeframe, shale gas actually has a more damaging greenhouse gas footprint than oil or even coal.
When it comes to the specifics of fracking for gas, the picture grows even grimmer: emissions from greenhouse gases take place at every step of the development, processing and transport stages. The National Research Council estimated that greenhouse gas emissions from shale gas extraction are likely to be higher than emissions from conventional gas. The Environmental Protection Agency agrees.
If political leaders like Gov. Cuomo decide to follow the false promises of natural gas, huge infrastructure development would be required. The building of huge networks of pipelines and processing plants would cost enormous sums of money, all of which could otherwise be spend on clean energy technologies. Every dollar spent now on natural gas development is a dollar not spent on our long-term energy future.
That facking ought to be banned for a whole host of reasons that have nothing to do with climate change — like protecting drinking water supplies and preventing the mass industrialization of our rural landscapes — isn't the point here.
As Gov. Cuomo tours the damage from Hurricane Sandy that will take months (if not years) to repair, and as he talks with the families whose lives were shattered by the storm, he'd do well to read up on the facts about natural gas fracking. Because talking about climate change is one thing, but doing something about it is another.
Take a moment now to thank Gov. Cuomo for speaking out about climate change and encourage him to do something about it by banning fracking in New York.


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On Tuesday, September 15, the Board of Regents voted unanimously to change the name of Georgia Regents University to Augusta University. We understand that this decision raises many practical and important questions involving the day-to-day operations of the university and health system. Click here for more.
After being named president of Georgia Regents University and CEO of Georgia Regents Health System, Dr. Brooks Keel started work at his new position. The new job, of course, brings Keel back to the two campuses that helped shape him, and in the hours after the announcement, Keel and his wife, Dr. Tammie Schalue, toured the school.Click here for more.
To honor donors and inspire future philanthropy, the Medical College of Georgia Foundation, Inc., has contributed $1 million toward retiring remaining debt on the J. Harold Harrison, M.D. Education Commons.Click here for more.
If you dine out on September 24 at participating locations, 10% of the proceeds from your meal will go directly to supporting Augusta University! GRUB is one of several IGRU campaign events helping to raise friends and funds for the university and GRHealth. For a list of participating restaurants click here!
Join us for food and fun and at this year's Alumni BBQ! Friday, Oct. 9, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the D. Douglas Barnard, Jr., Amphitheatre on the Summerville campus. For tickets click here!
Whether you're training for a marathon, looking for competition, or just interested in a family-friendly run, join Georgia Regents University for the 2015 Jaguar Jaunt 5k! Click here to register today!
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Hi, I'm Dr. Jerry Jackson, out with the wild things. Wood storks, herons, and egrets all eat fish and nest in colonies in Florida's wetland ecosystems. But only the wood stork seems to be in serious trouble. Why wood storks? The answer basically comes down to how the wood stork gets its food. Herons and egrets spot fishes then spear them with dagger-like bills. A wood stork's bill isn't sharply pointed, and is used more like a pair of salad tongs. A wood stork finds its meals by groping for them in shallow water and quickly grabbing anything it touches that moves. Imagine trying to catch a goldfish with a dip net in a small bowl and trying to catch the same fish in a 50-gallon tank. Of course the fish in the small bowl is easier to catch. As wetlands dry out, fishes are concentrated in small pools and easier for the wood stork to capture. Wood storks time their nesting for the end of the dry season so that fish are concentrated and readily available when the wood stork has babies to feed. Draining of wetlands disrupts natural fluctuations in water levels. Herons and egrets can find food in permanently filled canals and ponds that we have constructed, but wood storks depend on concentrations of fishes, resulting from seasonal fluctuations in water levels.'With the Wild Things' is produced at the Whitaker Center in the College of Arts and Sciences at Florida Gulf Coast University. For 'The Wild Things', I'm Dr. Jerry Jackson.


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That's me – alive and well, that is. More like alive and GREAT, as Alex and I have finally fallen into a routine here in the US, both of us are working, and I've discovered an unexpected love for front-end development, which I'm lucky enough to be doing every day now. I'll admit that my short hiatuses from this blog have been because I'm not sure if my life now is relevant to my expat audience. My blog has been so focused on expat issues such as visa problems, housing situations, and going through the green card process, that now I find myself unsure of what to write about.
Sure, I'm still going to be in a cross-cultural relationship (for the foreseeable future, and hopefully forever), so there's that. But I would also love to write about what I'm learning in front-end development. So stay tuned for a potential Michelle Guo spin-off blog.
For the most part, we've adjusted pretty well to moving back. I do find that I almost never use my oven, despite how excited I was to have one again. I think sometimes I forget I have one, having lived without a full-size oven for 5 years. Grocery shopping is also pretty simple, and I buy a lot of the same stuff that I did in Beijing (although I don't have to go to a special market for butter and coffee – shoutout to Sanyuanli Market!). I don't buy frozen foods, where I might have considered buying them in the past, but that's probably mostly because my husband doesn't like to eat frozen foods.
I realized that I finally felt like we were re-adjusted when we started building up our community here. It's been tough, since my friends are pretty spread out, and I haven't talked to a lot of them in years. But about a month ago, there was one week where we met up with three of Alex's old coworkers (from a hotel in Beijing!) for dinner – two are in LA studying/working and one was visiting from Canada, where she studies. Then a couple of days later, we had lunch at 小肥羊, Little Fat Sheep hotpot with my coworker, her husband and three kids. The day after that I had a basketball game with my old teammates. It was that week that I realized that community is key to feeling like you belong somewhere. Of course, that's not necessarily true for everyone, but for me, it's nice to have some semblance of a social life again.
That being said, I'm still utterly terrified at the thought of settling down in any one place for the rest of my life. Hawaii sounds like a good backup plan, doesn't it?


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DTE Energy shut down its Fermi 2 nuclear plant Wednesday due to a puzzling increase in hydrogen gas in a cooling system for the main electrical generator at the plant.
The plant was operating at about 68 percent of its power level when operators shut it down at around 9:30 a.m., according to Guy D. Cerullo, a DTE spokesman at the plant, near Newport.
Mr. Cerullo said operators noticed the water in part of the cooling system for the generator contained higher than normal amounts of hydrogen gas
The generator, on the non-nuclear side of the plant, has two separate cooling systems for its different sections – one that is water-based and one that's cooled by hydrogen.
An increase in hydrogen gas in the water-cooled system decreases the efficiency of that cooling system. "They shut it down as a precautionary measure to protect the generator from heat damage," Mr. Cerullo said. However, he added that there was no indication that the generator was overheating.
"All equipment operated as designed and the plant is in a safe and stable condition," he said. No timetable is set for restart. An investigation into the elevated hydrogen gas levels is being conducted.
The plant has been operating at 68 percent of power since a large reactor feedwater pump broke down in June. Two pumps normally feed water to the reactor, but the reactor can operate as high as 70 percent of power with just one pump working. A cause of the pump breakdown still is under investigation.
Fermi 2 is a 1,100 megawatt reactor that started operating in January, 1988.


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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Arkansas Business) -- Stocks soared on Thursday after Republican leaders and President Barack Obama finally seemed willing to end a 10-day budget standoff that has threatened to leave the U.S. unable to pay its bills.
Republican leaders said Thursday that they would vote to extend the government's borrowing authority.
A spokesman for Obama said the president would "likely" sign a bill to increase the nation's ability to borrow money so it can continue paying its bills.
Thursday's stock surge breaking a three-week slowdown in the market. Stocks have steadily declined since mid-September as Washington's gridlock worried investors.
Thursday's gains were broad. Of the 500 stocks in the S&P 500 index, only 13 fell. Banks and industrial stocks rose the most.
Conway to redevelop site of city's old airport
Conway leaders announcing yesterday a new commercial real estate development they say is the, quote, "largest project in the city's history."
The Conway Development Corporation and Jim Wilson Associates of Montgomery, Ala., announcing plans to redevelop the 150-acre site of the city's old airport for restaurants, retail and hotels.
The project, called Central Landing, is set for completion by 2017.
Conway expects the new 750,000-square-foot shopping center and multifamily development to create an additional $2 billion in retail sales and $34 million in additional sales tax collections for the city over a 10-year period.
The plan comes as Conway winds down operations at the airport and builds a new $30 million airport in the Lollie Bottoms area in the southwest corner of the city.
The new airport is set to open in August.
Little Rock Catholic gets $10 million donation
Little Rock's Catholic High School for Boys announced a $10 million donation from a group that includes Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, San Francisco 49ers chairman John York and an anonymous school alumnus.
Jones, who was born in Los Angeles but grew up in North Little Rock, is a past contributor to Catholic High and sent his two sons to the school.
York is a 1967 graduate.
The money is going to the school's current fundraising campaign for renovations.
Both Jones and York have given money to the school before. A previous gift from York helped the school build its math and science building.


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Elections for the Northern Provincial Council (NPC) of Sri Lanka were held on September 21, 25 years after they were first held in 1988 under the Thirteenth Amendment (13A) to the Sri Lankan Constitut
The rhetoric and the politics surrounding illegal immigration issue is neither new nor is the stance of the BJP on illegal immigration unknown. It has always made a distinction between the Hindus and Muslims emigrating from Bangladesh considering the former as refugees and terming the later as illegal immigrants.
Pakistan owes its origin to the 'Two Nation Theory' in the sub-continent's polity. Leaders of the Pakistan Movement were convinced that Muslims were a separate nation from the Hindu nation and the two could not live together.
Amid claims and counter claims, it can not be denied that unabated influx from Bangladesh into the North Eastern states has reached alarming proportion. It is essential that India convey strongly its concerns to Bangladesh.
"Credible minimum deterrence" is the cornerstone of India's nuclear doctrine. It, used in conjunction with the concepts of "No First Use" (NFU) and "Non Use" against non nuclear weapon states, clearly indicates that India envisages its nuclear weapons as only a deterrent and not as a means to threaten others.
It is not merely about change in leadership; it is about ushering the country into a 'decade of transformation'. The most immediate challenge before the incumbent government and the relevant election and security institutions is to sustain and strengthen the people's engagement in the process.
Despite its abstention, India will continue to be evaluated negatively in Sri Lanka for its approach to the Tamil issue. Moreover, Colombo is also taking steps which may unnecessarily complicate bilateral relations.
It would appear that India accorded preponderance to the broader interests of national sovereignty before its final stand on the UNHRC resolution. But it also cannot be oblivious to the likelihood of parallels being drawn in the future by some countries inimical to India.
There are no properly functioning Asian security institutions or regimes to regulate Asia's nuclear politics and has to rely on global institutions and regimes for regulation of its nuclear politics and management of nuclear order. Treaties like the NPT are struggling to provide stability in the world as in Asia.
De-militarisation per se is a sensitive issue, however, it is of essence that the Sri Lanka armed forces` role vis-à-vis the provincial administrations or even in the larger island-nation context be re-defined. It be a good idea to engage the SLA in project activities and relocate the army throughout the country and not be exclusively entrenched in the northern province.


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Charvis missed the entire Six Nations tournament after sustaining a foot injury while on European Cup duty against Newport Gwent Dragons three months ago and will be aiming to make up for lost time.
Sir Clive Woodward names his 44-man party to tour New Zealand on Monday, allowing Charvis to use the Worcester clash at Kingston Park to confirm his spell on the sidelines is over.
"It was enormously frustrating being out of the side and away from training when I was just starting to get more involved, but I'm hungry to return and can't wait to run out (on Sunday)," said the Falcons back row.
"Watching the matches as a spectator wasn't easy, but I'm determined to come back strong and contribute as much as I can in what is left of the season to help us qualify for the European Cup again."
England World Cup winner Jonny Wilkinson has not been so lucky, however, and he will sit out the Warriors showdown after failing to complete his recovery from medial knee ligament damage.
Newcastle director of rugby Rob Andrew said: "He's about as close as you can get to being fit to play, but he just isn't quite there yet.
"He's done most of training this week, but we just have to do things right and make sure he's absolutely 100 per cent when he does come back."


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The New Haven Board of Commissioners passed the first reading of the 2010-2011 budget. The $2.28 million budget breaks down into $1.38 million in the general fund, $16,516 in the road fund, $1,100 of Local Government Economic Assistance, $243,157 in the water fund and $638,508 in the sewer fund.
The budget includes a 2 percent salary increase for city employees.
Kidz Daze at Ovesen Heights
Ovesen Heights Baptist Church will hold Kidz Daze 9 a.m.-noon Tuesdays and Thursdays in June and July. Program begins June 1. Activities include games, Bible stories, music, snacks and field trips. Transportation provided. For more information, call the church office at 358-8041.
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Friendship Baptist Church will hold Vacation Bible School 9 a.m.-3 p.m. June 5. Call 358-8034 or 234-8090 for more information.
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The victim of a shooting May 10 in Marion County is facing criminal charges after a Nelson County Sheriff's Department investigation found marijuana plants at his residence.
Michael Chad Greenwell, 26, New Haven was indicted on charges of cultivating marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana and complicity to these charges. His mother, Karen McCubbins, 52, New Haven, also lives at the residence and was indicted on identical charges.
It's tough to fight a bully.
He doesn't play fair. He hides and sneaks up on you. He intimidates you and your family.
The bully doesn't care if you have attempted to live a clean and inoffensive life – or if you have children or grandchildren – or if you have done absolutely nothing to deserve his attention.
Without rhyme or reason, the bully will pick on your children and grandchildren. Your wife. Your husband.
He'll put you through the wringer again and again.
This bully has a name. Cancer.
Memorial Day has evolved into a celebration of summer whether it be a day off work, a family cookout or a trip to the pool.
Monday, veterans of American Legion Post 87 in Hodgenville held a ceremony to remind the community why the day was set aside – to honor servicemen and women who died in the line of duty.
The LaRue County High School tennis program ended a successful season by sending three players to the KHSAA State Tennis Tournament in Lexington last week.
Sophomore singles player Michelle Seymour qualified for State for the second consecutive year.
The doubles team of Nancy Howell and Paige Nalley, both sophomores, qualified for their first appearance at State.
Of the 118 votes garnered by Frances Robertson May 18 in her campaign for Nelson County Clerk, none of them were her own.
While attempting to vote at the New Haven School precinct during the primary, Robertson, 51, discovered she was ineligible to vote because she had registered as "other" on her voter registration card, Nelson County Deputy Clerk Kim Bryan said.
"She discovered it herself, a poll worker called in and couldn't find her (on the voter registration," Bryan said.
We are nearing the time where many young people will celebrate a lifetime of accomplishments as they graduate from high school and move toward their life goals. Family and friends will gather together for a festive occasion to commemorate this awesome milestone.
Traditionally, this is also a time when alcohol enters into the mix and brings tragic results for all involved. Alcohol is the most commonly used drug among American youth and it kills 5,000 teens every year.
Kentucky farmers may be able to utilize federal relief programs to get help for farm-related losses incurred since April 30 as a result of severe storms, flooding, mudslides, straight line winds and tornadoes.
Producers who suffered at least a 30 percent loss in crop production or livestock products may apply for aid from the Emergency Loan Program.
Ian Mather, a junior at LaRue County High School, was named a national champion last weekend.
Mather traveled to Fullerton, Calif. and competed in the National Individual Events Tournament of Champions. He won the first-place title in poetry interpretation and was named a quarter-finalist in dramatic interpretation.
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The Applied Theatre Center will begin a year-long program next week at White Horse Academy, a substance abuse treatment program run by the Phoenix Center.
The program is similar to one run at Triune Mercy Center. Called the Playback Café, the program at Triune asks homeless men and women to volunteer their life stories and then actors recreate the scenes.
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was definitely born after WWII, in that part of the United Kingdom which is God's own county, certainly educated at an East Anglian university in the sixties, and despite his long hair and beard, and the uncertain spelling of his name, was never a hippie. His entire professional career has been as an academic mathematician/computer scientist, and for most of that time he has held the Chair of Software Engineering at Bath, a subject about which he knows little. His main interests have been in Relativity, Planetary Astronomy, Computer Algebra and LISP, but he has been known to dabble widely, for example in tank warfare, Latin poetry, arabic linguistics, and company management, all with some lack of success. Strangely enough he won the Adams Prize for Mathematics 20 years ago. Hobbies include maintaining Csound, supervising research students, receiving and losing e-mail, and complaining about the Web.
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Business professionals seek ways to differentiate themselves and gain a personal competitive advantage. Many already possess a graduate business degree such as an MBA. In order for these professionals to build on their professional and academic knowledge base, they seek post-graduate study. To meet this need, the Merrick School of Business offers the Master's Advantage.
The Master's Advantage is a post-graduate non-degree status that provides students the opportunity for lifelong learning and professional development. It is geared toward students who have earned a master's or doctoral degree from an AACSB-International accredited business school. Students can take courses to enhance their knowledge base in their current career or change careers.