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By Tracy Allen ~ Week of July 30 – August 5.
July 23-August 22
You're handed a learning experience this week in the form of a partnership or friendship issue. Tension is rising to the surface, but it's helpful to see this as an opportunity to get the big picture. The sun and Mercury in your sign have put your drive and your thoughts front and center, but when the moon in your relationship angle opposes these two planets, you're called to balance your yang energy with others' yin. Taking someone else's needs into consideration will not only ease tension; it will enable you to see how everyone involved can benefit from fair-minded compromise.
August 23-September 22
"Service is the rent we pay for the privilege of living on this earth." ~Shirley Chisholm
A tug-of-war between planets in your job and subconscious zones could spell an office crisis triggered by matters you're unaware of. But more importantly, it could portend deep insights into the nature of your work. Your aspirations are quite high lately, thanks to optimistic Jupiter in your career angle, but you're never all about fame and fortune. Virgos have a strong need to be useful. Though your current focus may be on making more money, you still want to earn it in a meaningful way. Ruminate on the words "service" and "sacrifice"—how do they overlap and how do they differ? This line of inquiry can bring forth powerful revelations about your true calling.
September 23-October 22
Dynamic Mars in your sign is making you a force to contend with. And with quirky Uranus in your relationship angle, you're drawing in a range of individuals and experiences. A full moon in your romance zone this week opposes two planets in your group sector, repeating the motif of welcoming new people and the possibilities they represent. At such a time, it always helps to put your intentions out into the universe. Write down the qualities you're looking for in a person, why you're ready right now for this relationship and what might be blocking you. Are you seeking true love? Burn what you've written in the flame of a pink candle. Want a passionate summer fling? Red candle. A friend? Orange candle. Mood music, a smudge stick and ylang-ylang oil can enhance the ritual.
October 23-November 21
Powerful, private Scorpios want control, but not necessarily the glaring white-hot spotlight. The sun is shining in your status-and-career angle, pushing you into a more visible role, but when the full moon in your home sector opposes it this week, the private you and the public you need to be reconciled. Figure out what it will take for you to feel like you've got the life/work balancing act on lock. You've been in the process of changing up your routine, and that's freeing you from habits that may have undermined your stability in the past. The particular planets that the moon is joining forces with now suggest that sleep and a close confidant whom you can trust will help you secure a better sense of balance.
November 22-December 21
With your ruler, Jupiter, in your relationship angle, you're still in a phase where being around others is the key to your wellbeing. And this week's full moon in your communication-and-community zone emphasizes the importance of making a concerted effort to be in touch with all the people who enhance your life. The moon links up with planets in your group, partnership, play and travel sectors, suggesting that social contacts of all sorts are a conduit to fun and adventure. As much as you cherish your freedom, you'll gain more confidence, energy and knowledge by joining with others during this time than you will by going it alone.
December 22-January 19
Planetary activity in both of your money houses moves your finances to the front burner this week. In a horoscope chart, one house represents your earning power, assets, talents and self-worth, while the opposite one represents shared resources—which include taxes, grants, loans, inheritance, and joint bank accounts. Right now, all of the above are in play! You may have confusing negotiations with others over a raise or some other kind of payoff. On the flip side, you could tap into an unexpected economic source and make out like a bandit. It's essential that you get clear on what you have and what you need; maintain your stellar work ethic; and educate yourself on how to increase your bottom line.
January 20-February 18
The moon signifies our needs and our feelings. When a full moon lights up your sign this week, that's your cue to attend to your emotional requirements. Aquarius is a sign with intellectual rather than emotional underpinnings, so accessing your feelings is not exactly second nature to you. Ask yourself what you need from your relationships, then take courageous action to get it. Since the moon's making contact with several other planets, you should be able to convey your internal state to those around you, despite the communication-challenged Mercury retrograde that we're all muddling through. Through spontaneous action and spirited self-expression, you can get your needs met.
February 19-March 20
The full moon shines in your spirituality-and-subconscious house this week, the area of the chart naturally ruled by Pisces. Spirituality and subconscious are practically your bread and butter! Something that's been murky could be revealed now, since a full moon is known to bring things to light. You're better able to see what you need—financially, and in your work, relationships and home. Your sixth sense about where fulfillment lies can guide you in future decisions, so pay attention to it. Respect what your gut is telling you. If you know it's time to wrap things up in some area of your life and turn your sights to new horizons, do it. And no guilt!
March 21-April 19
"No man is an island, entire of itself. Every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main." ~John Donne
As the first sign, you're a natural pioneer—setting off on your quests with an independent spirit instead of wasting time worrying what everybody else is doing. You're the infant of the zodiac, so some degree of egocentricity is appropriate. But when a full moon in your group sector connects with Uranus in Aries and planets in your relationship and community zones this week, consider the support you get from others. You're apt to do your own thing, but oftentimes you need alliances and teamwork to do it. Look at where you fit into a network. How do your current endeavors impact others as a whole? You're not 100% maverick; you're also a productive member of society. Come to grips with it.
April 20-May 20
Several planets work together this week to expedite the culmination of a personal ambition. You may reach a career goal and then shift into "What next?" mode. Or an anticlimax could help you to see why you're missing the mark—and what needs to change. This current cooperation between the planets speaks to the factors in your ascent thus far: You've put in the work, started to believe in yourself more, and your instincts are on point. It's all coming together, and you're poised to achieve something in the world. You know by now that your aversion to change can hinder your progress. Ride the momentum, and tell yourself to get out of your own way.
May 21-June 20
Jupiter, the professorial planet, has been in your sign since mid-June, and this week, a full moon lights up your philosophy-and-beliefs house, reiterating the theme. Geminis are eternal students, full of curiosity and questions, digesting tasty tidbits of information with a keen appetite. Jupiter represents the teacher, the guru, the person with the answers. So you're exploring the entire spectrum lately (and especially right now) between forming a question and coming to a conclusion. What is your mind open to and what have you made your mind up about? Are you being too much of a student, dabbling in everything as opposed to mastering something? Or are you sometimes too dogmatic and narrow in your thinking? Your assignment for the week is to strike a healthy balance between student and teacher.
June 21-July 22
Your ruling planet, the moon, is full this week in the cerebral sign of Aquarius. But it just so happens to be lighting up one of your emotional houses and connecting with the other two. Ideally, this configuration can shed light on complicated emotions and enable you to examine them with intellectual detachment. Rather than becoming engulfed by feelings, you can choose to take a mental step back and simplify matters in your head at your own pace. With Mercury retrograde, we're all thinking and communicating at an internal rate anyway. If relationship drama unfolds, being able to slow down and marry cognition to feeling will help you maintain good boundaries.
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Brooks Jordan Glick and Ruth Bacani were married in a 5 p.m. ceremony conducted by Judge James Worton Nov. 15, 2013, at Bartholomew County Courthouse.
A reception is planned next summer. The couple reside in Columbus.
The bride is the daughter of Rufino and Evelyn Bacani of Manila, Philippines. She is a chef.
The groom, also a chef, is the son of Lloyd and Rhetta Glick of Quincy, Ill.
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Lake Scranton Road truck ban still in limbo
After enacting a truck ban on Lake Scranton Road in 2012, the city still has not enforced or repealed the ban.
The former mayor and council enacted the truck ban in November 2012, in response to safety concerns of homeowners.
However, within weeks DeNaples Auto Parts, which uses Lake Scranton Road as a link between Route 307 and the firm's access road at Elmhurst Boulevard, threatened to sue the city if it enforced the ban.
The company said the ban would landlock the business and violate its rights. If a ban were enforced, the firm said it would consider a legal challenge on several fronts. Those included that the city failed to do an engineering study of the road to support a truck ban and that the business has no other access for tractor-trailers that move flattened cars, baled metal and recyclables.
At that time, former city solicitor Paul Kelly agreed that enforcement would open the city up to a "huge liability" and advised Mayor Chris Doherty against enforcing the ban.
In response, the former city council led by Janet Evans commissioned an engineering study of the road. That review, completed in July, recommended the city consider putting weight restrictions on the 0.4-mile residential road, and determined trucks could use Elmhurst Boulevard to bypass Lake Scranton Road. The study also recommended creation of a bicycle/walking lane, installation of "traffic-calming elements" — such as speed bumps, stop signs and speed reductions — and not cutting trees that are close to the road to maintain a neighborhood feel.
So far, however, nothing has changed. New Mayor Bill Courtright and a new council led by Bob McGoff so far have maintained the status quo of having an ordinance on the books and making no effort to enforce or repeal it.
New city solicitor Jason Shrive said he has not yet reviewed the matter and no decision has been made on enforcement or repeal.
Mr. McGoff said of the options, "I think that's something that's still being bandied about. The threat of a lawsuit by DeNaples is enough to give you cause" to not enforce the ban.
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I think one year is way too harsh for her. A heavy fine or something should be more fitting for a situation where she hasn't even been proved to be firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post-75864133801585108742009-11-05T17:45:59.929-08:002009-11-05T17:45:59.929-08:00Insanity. And it's not likely to stop any time...Insanity. And it's not likely to stop any time soon. Gasquet is damn lucky he got out before the Agassi book hit, otherwise we wouldn't be seeing him until 2011.

I'm really quite sad for Wicky. They pulled her out of her firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post-1533785455129035222009-11-05T16:11:55.294-08:002009-11-05T16:11:55.294-08:00haha, it was supposed to be sarcastic Monica! lol ...haha, it was supposed to be sarcastic Monica! lol

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NOW SERVING: Flavor Del Mar aiming to be neighborhood favorite
If you want to know what Jeff Hunter's new restaurant is all about, look no further than its name. Flavor Del Mar, which opened Sunday in the Plaza Del Mar, offers unencumbered ocean and village views and simply prepared foods that let the flavors shine through.
The 5,000-square-foot, 158-seat restaurant has opened in the former Epazote space, though it bears little resemblance to the long-shuttered Mexican eatery. Hunter ---- a North County entrepreneur, restaurateur and real estate developer ---- gutted Epazote's dark interior, moved the bar and bathrooms, replaced walls with windows and added a cover to the outdoor patio for year-round al fresco dining. The result is a casual, open space decorated in seafoam greens, ocean blues and sunny ochre, with natural lighting, wood floors and cloth-free tables.
Prices will be moderate, with happy hour seven days a week, friendly service and an easygoing atmosphere. Manager/wine director Jerome Astolfi said his goal is to make Flavor Del Mar a neighborhood hangout: "We don't want to be a special occasion restaurant. I want to see the same people in here three or four times a week."
The restaurant's "Flavor" has been developed by Jason Maitland, the acclaimed former executive chef of Arterra at the San Diego Marriott Del Mar. At Arterra, Maitland was renowned for his complex menu, where he smoked his own meats, stuffed his own sausages and made his own pates, terrines, condiments, seasoning and even desserts. But Maitland said diners today are looking for lighter fare, with cleaner flavors and simpler (yet still sophisticated) preparations.
"It's noticeably simpler than what I used to do," Maitland said. "We're doing a more ingredient-driven menu that focuses on the flavors. Instead of doing 10 components on a plate, we're doing three or four ingredients and we're doing them well. It'll be user-friendly but still refined food."
A couple of examples of Maitland's new flavor-focused style is the Raw Fish Trio, with hand-carved ribbons of ahi, hamachi and salmon served with sesame puffed rice, ghost chile oil and kimchi salt; or the Braised Prime Beef Short Ribs, served with whipped Yukon Gold potatoes, Chino Farms baby vegetables and Maytag bleu cheese; and the Sheep's Milk Ricotta Gnuddi, made with spinach, melted leeks, roasted sweet peppers and frisee salad.
As he did at Arterra, Maitland said his menu will change regularly based on what is in season, and he'll specialize in serving locally grown, sustainable ingredients.
"We're calling the menu 'coastal California contemporary,' which is intentionally vague because I don't want to be defined by any one thing," Maitland said. "The menu will be under constant evolution. Our soup will change daily based on what I find fresh at the market on the way in to work each morning."
The dinner menu offers a mix of seafood, grilled and braised meats, poultry, salads, raw items and vegetarian options. And the bar menu includes tacos, flatbreads, lobster rolls, chicken wings and raw seafood. Lunch service will be added in December.
Astolfi ---- a native of Marseilles, France, who most recently managed Del Mar's Market Restaurant + Bar ---- said he expects Flavor's bar business to represent half of total sales, thanks to "wallet-friendly" liquor pricing. Flavor will offer up to 12 white and 15 red wines by the glass (California and international varietals), starting under $10 and averaging $12, along with eight beers on tap and 20 bottled beers (including brews by Poway's Lightning and Escondido's Stone breweries). Wines by the bottle will range from $30 to $100. Astolfi said he also plans seasonal cocktails, menu pairings and sake tastings.


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Signing Day notebook: Del City coach says Oregon State gets a steal in wide receiver/running back Corey Lawrence
Del City football coach Nick Warehime thinks Oregon State got a steal in Eagles wide receiver/running back Corey Lawrence.
"I think he is the best player in the state of Oklahoma and the most explosive," Warehime said. "Whether the rankings say he is or not is not relevant to me. I know what kind of impact player he is and what kind of player he can be at the next level."
Lawrence, who averaged 22 yards per reception for Del City last season and led the Eagles to a district championship, chose Oregon State over New Mexico. Sporting a black Oregon State cap and T-shirt, on Wednesday at Del City's signing day ceremony, Lawrence was one of seven Eagles who signed letters of intent to play college football.
Lawrence said he is excited about becoming a Beaver and playing in Corvalis, Ore., even though it's a long way from home.
"It's a beautiful place and they have some good coaches," Lawrence said. "It's like a family environment up there. I am looking forward to it, but I am going to miss my family at the same time."
Warehime said Oregon State coaches want to move Lawrence to the secondary. Lawrence said coaches have told him he may play both wide receiver and cornerback.
Carlos Freeman wanted to make sure his future after football was set.
Wednesday morning the Midwest City High School three-star offensive lineman signed a football letter of intent with Washington State, where he plans to major in construction management.
"A lot of kids, they go off recruiting because of the name of a school and something like that," Freeman said. "I'm like, 'Yeah, the name is great, but you've got to think long term. You can't think just four years ahead.'
"I'm thinking, 'OK I want to go to a program, put in as much work as I can and see if I can make it to the level after. If I can't, that's OK. I'm going to have a really, really good option to settle back on.'"
Midwest City coach Darrell Hall calls Freeman "a true Bomber," pointing out his involvement in just about everything the school offers.
"He's just one of those all-around good people," Hall said. "He participates in everything. He goes to powerlifting meets while wrestling season is going on, he'll go throw the disc for track and then you come up here one night and watch a play and he's on the stage."
Norman North kicker Redford Jones had options other than walking on at a Division I school.
In the end, though, the chance to stay in state and compete for a spot at Tulsa was too much to pass up.
Jones will join the Golden Hurricane as a preferred walk-on with the chance to compete for a scholarship.
"First off, the education there is phenomenal," Jones said. "That was a big part of it.
"But also, the coaching there is great. A lot of colleges have a special teams coach that doesn't know how to work with kickers. They have a couple of different coaches who can work with the kickers and help you get better."
Jones expects to earn a scholarship soon.
"They said it could be as soon as after the first semester," Jones said. "That's my goal. I've just got to go in and compete and keep working for it."
It already feels like home in Weatherford for Deer Creek's Austin Loomis, Jared Rayburn and Tyler Follis.
All three Deer Creek standouts signed a football letter of intent with Southwestern Oklahoma State on Wednesday, keeping the recruiting pipeline from Edmond to Weatherford alive and well.
"I made my decision when I went down there, and it reminded me of home," Rayburn said. "I felt more confident of going there.
"I think it's going to calm me down and not be all nervous going into a new environment."
Deer Creek had seven football players sign their letters of intent, marking the largest signing class in school history. This year's signing class went 34-10 over their four-year period.
Former Deer Creek assistant coach Michael Collins is now the wide receivers coach at SWOSU, and he helped recruit the trio. SWOSU head coach Dan Cocannouer also coached at Edmond Santa Fe with Deer Creek assistant Ryan Laverty.
"There's just such a close-knit relationship between their staff and our staff," Deer Creek coach Grant Gower said. "That's what I told our guys that going out there is going to be almost an extension of what we have here at Deer Creek as far as philosophies, the expectations and the demands put on them."
For Douglass running back Christopher High, the decision to play football at Navy was about more than just football.
"He understands the challenges before him," Douglass coach Willis Alexander said. "During the recruiting process, he understood everything that is going to be expected of him. Anyone that goes to any of the service academies, that says a lot about you as a person. Chris is a good football player and an even better person. Navy is getting a first class young man."
Navy also is getting a first-class running back. High was the District 4A-2 Player of the Year and the All-City Athletic Conference Player of the Year.
High said Navy coaches told him that he was the Midshipmen's top prospect. At Navy, High will be playing in an option offense that is considered one of the most unorthodox and innovative in the country.
"It's going to be tricky (to learn), but I will get used to it," he said.
There wasn't much suspense with in-state players going into signing day.
But Wagoner's Kerwin Thomas switched Wednesday, signing with Tulsa after being committed to Wyoming.
The cornerback had wanted to sign with the Golden Hurricane all along, but it wasn't until Tuesday that it started coming into focus.
Bulldogs coach Dale Condict called Thomas into his office after Thomas finished his basketball practice.
"He told me something might've opened up at TU for me," Thomas said. "I couldn't believe it, and I didn't want to get my hopes up too much in case it didn't work out."
But Wednesday morning, the offer officially came through and Thomas wasted no time in signing.
"I never thought it would happen," Thomas said. "I've been through a lot this year and to be able to sign with Tulsa is a blessing. Somehow God made it happen."
Oklahoma Baptist signed a couple of Tuttle football standouts in Cooper Koons and Jon-Michael Hollarn.
Koons also had an offer from Central Oklahoma, but felt more comfortable with his future at OBU. Koons' brothers, Sterling (tight end) and Tanner (linebacker), play at UCO.
"UCO had offered me to play safety, and OBU at quarterback," Koons said. "I knew I wanted to play quarterback so that made OBU the best choice for me."
Hollarn signed to play safety, but still has plans to attend the Air Force Academy.
"I'm going through the process of getting cleared for the Air Force Academy, but I decided to sign with OBU as a backup plan if that doesn't work out," Hollarn said.
If accepted to Air Force, Hollarn is unsure if he'll continue to play football.
"I'd like to play football at Air Force, but my main goal is to be best Cadet I can be," Hollarn said.
Kellie Burnett is a three-sport star at Mount St. Mary, and she'll try to continue on that path at the University of St. Mary in Leavenworth, Kan.
A three-year starter on the Rockets volleyball team, Burnett also competes in cross country and track, holding the school record in the 1,600 meters and high jump.
She helped the Mount St. Mary cross country team to a Class 4A state championship, while earning all-star honors.
Burnett has singed with the University of St. Mary to participate in all three sports at the next level.
Midwest City linebacker Meli Brewer had a simple reason for choosing Friends University in Wichita, Kan.
Head coach Monty Lewis recruited Brewer's father, Meli Brewer Sr., at Northeastern State in Tahlequah in the late '80s.
"I decided it just fit me more with the coaching knowing my daddy and with a bunch of players from my school," said Brewer, who finished with 71 tackles this season. "I felt better going there than anywhere else."
Brewer and lineman Raymond Hernandez both signed their letters of intent Wednesday, and will join former teammates Brannon Braxton and Deon McKay with the Falcons.
Several schools made a late push for Phillip Sumpter.
Instead, the Edmond Santa Fe safety stuck with Memphis. He signed with the Tigers on Wednesday.
"The thing about Memphis is they appreciated how good a player and student he was from the get-go," Edmond Santa Fe coach Lance Manning said. "They're excited about Phillip."
Manning was proud that Sumpter (5-foot-11, 180 pounds) didn't back out on his verbal commitment.
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Federal agents raided a Baldwin pharmacy early Monday morning and arrested the owner for the second time in eight months for allegedly filling illegal prescriptions for commonly abused painkillers.
Drug Enforcement Agency investigators arrested the pharmacist, Lutful Chowdhury, just before 9:30 a.m. at AIM Pharmacy & Surgical on Grand Avenue. The 62-year-old man was charged with illegal distribution of pharmacy narcotic following a six-month investigation, according to a DEA official who asked not to be named.
It was the second arrest for the Chowdhury, who previously pleaded not guilty to 14 counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument. Law enforcement officials said at the time that the pharmacist allegedly overlooked forgeries when filling dozens of prescriptions for painkillers.
Chowdhury, who was out on bail in the prior case, was handcuffed and placed inside a waiting vehicle that took him to U.S. District Court in Central Islip, where he will be arraigned on the new charges Monday.
A handwritten sign was quickly taped to the front door of the drugstore saying, "Due to emergency store is closed."
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Just below was another sign that read, "sorry we no longer carry controlled substances. Example: Oxycodone, Ambien, percocet etc."
No customers were inside the store at the time of the arrest.
Back in June, Nassau County prosecutors said the Westbury man had filled at least 87 prescriptions for painkillers he knew were forged on stolen prescription pads.
Law enforcement officials also alleged that the forged prescriptions include those acquired by a woman who caused a fatal crash while allegedly driving high on the drugs last year.
The charges are the latest in an crackdown on pharmacists accused of skirting the law. Authorities arrested Dr. Frank Telang at his Port Jefferson Station home in December, and Dr. Stan Li of Queens in November.
Among Li's former clients was David Laffer, who killed four people during a Medford pharmacy robbery in June, according to reports at the time.
That massacre was the first of two deadly drug store hold ups last year that prompted Nassau and Suffolk police to start new enforcement initiatives targeting prescription-related crime.


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With a vibrant mobile phone service consumer base, the fund is interested in furthering BlackBerry use in Kenya and seeks the input of Kenyan developers, said Charlene Maina, technical product manager of BlackBerry maker Research In Motion.
"I have what some may call a naïve belief that Kenya is a haven of untapped potential," Maina said. "Look around at Kenyans making it in the diaspora: I am a firm believer that restrictions of the mind result in restrictions in performance. I am hoping that my belief that a compelling idea can come from Kenya will fuel the right developer to see beyond themselves as a Kenyan developer and more as a developer who the world is demanding a service from."
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The challenge is broken down into five categories: most innovative game, most innovative multimedia application, most innovative personal productivity application, most innovative enterprise application and most innovative Web application.
All applications for the contest must be submitted by Sept. 30. Three finalists will be selected for each category, and finalists will be notified on Oct. 1.
Developer challenges are always a great way to get developers involved, add better applications to a product and increase sales, said Wilfred Mworia, a software developer who won the Nairobi Facebook Developer Garage competition this year.
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CCP Games announced that its long-running subscription-based sci-fi MMO EVE Online has surpassed the 500,000 subscriber mark worldwide for the first time in the game's history. The milestone is a major one in the game's ten years of operation and follows the December 4 release of EVE Online: Retribution, the game's 18th free expansion. CCP says that this latest expansion is its most successful ever. Also in December, EVE Online relaunched in China with new partner Tiancity to bring the game to a massive new audience where it has been thriving ever since.
"Ten years after release, it is incredibly inspiring that, through a lot of hard work from our EVE Online team, we are crossing the half-million subscriber mark," said Hilmar Veigar Pétursson, CEO of CCP. "For me, this is a true testament that EVE can live on forever, as long as we do right by her. We have not come to this point alone; millions of players have helped push us to this milestone. I now know in my mind what I previously only believed in my heart: that EVE will outlive us all."
In January, CCP's DUST 514, a free-to-play massively multiplayer online first-person shooter, went into open beta and became available for free download exclusively to PlayStation 3 users worldwide. DUST 514 shares the same, real-time universe as EVE Online and player corporations can coordinate attacks between the two games.
CCP will commemorate EVE Online's tenth anniversary throughout the year under a unified "Second Decade" theme that will kick off in late April in Reykjavik, Iceland with the sold-out EVE Fanfest . EVE's official tenth birthday follows on May 6th and will mark the official start of the second decade of the EVE Universe.
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Chesapeake Energy Corporation (NYSE:CHK) stock picks went up by 1.04 percent and closed at $22.34 whereas overall traded volume stood at 18.25 million shares for the last Thursday closing session as compare to its average volume stood at 14.56 million. Its (stock picks) total market capitalization arrived at $14.73 billion and its outstanding shares stood at 659.27 million. The company (stock picks) stands in profit with the profit margin of 13.72 percent. The company is in highly profitability with ROE of 10.38 percent.
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Chesapeake Energy Corporation (NYSE:CHK) was incorporated in 1989 and is engaged in acquisition, development, exploration and production of natural gas and oil properties in United States. Based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, the company also offers marketing and other midstream services. The company's properties are located in Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia and Wyoming. The company has interests in 45,800 gross productive wells with proven reserves of 17.096 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.
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The furor sparked by Iraqi artist Wafaa Bilal's controversial video game exhibit has seemingly taken on a life of its own.
In the latest news, officials of the New York Civil Liberties Union said that the organization may file suit against the city of Troy. As GamePolitics reported yesterday, city officials used local building codes to shut down Bilal's exhibit at a local studio. Executive Director Melanie Trimble of the Capital Region chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union told the Schenectady Daily Gazette:
The city is suppressing free speech, and they will face consequences. You cannot prevent people from assembling. It is an infringement of their First Amendment rights.
At the heart of the issue is the role of political figure Bob Mirch (left), a Republican with deep political connections in local and state politics. As reported by the Daily Gazette:
Mirch is head of [Troy's] Department of Public Works, works for [Republican] state Sen. Joseph Bruno as a constituent liaison and is Republican majority leader on the Rensselaer County Legislature.
Steve Pierce, director of the Sanctuary for Independent Media, which was shut down by Troy less than 24 hours after Bilal's exhibit opened, said:
We have [Mirch] on video saying, 'I am the director of public works, and I am organizing this protest.' The next day they shut us down. It is an issue of selective enforcement.


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What do you get when you mix a 26-year-old beer, a video camera and a local beer blogger ? Apparently a ticket to Internet stardom.
What do you get when you mix a 26-year-old beer, a video camera and a local beer blogger? Apparently a ticket to Internet stardom.
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Cincinnati beer blogger and WCPO.com contributor Danny Spears, who goes by the moniker "BeerMumbo ," recently got a taste of fame after a recent post to his blog .
Spears promised his fans that if his Facebook page got 1,000 likes, he would drink one of his HuDey beers from 1988.
During that season, the Cincinnati Bengals played in the January 22, 1989 Super Bowl. Spears said the No. 1 song in the country was "My Prerogative," the "Ghostbusters II" trailer had just come out and he was only 9 years old.
The blogger said he put it off for a bit but his readers won't let him welch on the bet.
So with much trepidation, Spears readied himself for the worst beer of his life and got his brother to film the experience.
When they filmed the video, Spears said he wasn't just worried about how the beer would taste.
"[I was worried] that my brother would do whatever he could to make it worse. I also thought about whether my life insurance policy covered beer chugs," Spears said.
He said the HuDey beer was apparently stored in harsh conditions and resulted in "rotten egg/feet aromas and flavors"
The resulting video of his "fail" went viral on the Internet and has been picked up by hundreds of media outlets such as People Magazine, Huffington Post, 700WLW, The Telegraph, MSN, Dailymotion and many more.
He said the resulting media blitz netted him more than 200,000 views on his website in four days. By Sunday, the YouTube video had been viewed almost 40,000 times.
"Apparently, people enjoy the humor in opening a 26-year-old beer and trying to drink it. I personally know tons of people who could have actually done it. I failed," Spears said.
He said his inbox has been flooded since the video went live.
"It has been fun. I hope it brightened up at least one person's day with a smile," Spears said.
When asked if he'd try again if his Facebook page go to 2,000 likes, Spears said, "Yes. I have an old Top Hat to try along with another HuDey. Now that I know survival is likely, I'm ready."
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May 14, 2013 / Category: Fun Side of Fitness
Ever since I trained for and ran my first half-marathon last February, I have been extremely interested in experimenting with healthy recipes. One ingredient keeps appearing over and over in the recipes I'm finding – quinoa. While it looks similar to rice, quinoa isn't actually a grain at all; it's a seed. And this little seed packs lots of protein and fiber, so it's a great replacement in rice or pasta dishes. You may have seen LFA Master Trainer Deb's post last week about a quinoa salad. If you haven't, I would recommend checking that out as well.
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The first Black Hills State University Yellow Jacket women's fastpitch softball team will be hosting their first home double-header of the spring season next weekend. Game times for the double-header are Friday, March 23 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.; Saturday, March 24 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.; and Sunday, March 25 at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. at the BHSU softball complex located adjacent to the Donald E. Young Sports and Fitness Center, north of the BHSU campus.
Softball was played at BHSU from 1976 to 1981. The program was cut in 1981 and has resumed play after nearly 26 years.
There will be a post-game gathering for boosters, parents and alumni on Saturday, March 24 at the Stadium Sports Grill in Spearfish upon completion of the double-header at approximately 6:30 p.m.
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The Waldorf School on the Roaring Fork's annual fundraising event, Hands & Heart, is an evening of music, laughter, and celebration starting at 5 p.m. on Saturday, March 16, at The Gathering Center at The Orchard in Carbondale. Dance to bluegrass music by Acoustic Mayhem and eat local organic food prepared by Pan and Fork Supper Club. Cash bar will feature Rabbit Hill Winery and High County Kombucha. A raffle, silent auction and games benefit the programs of the Waldorf school. For tickets go to wsrf.ticketleap.com or for more information call 970-963-1960.
Introduction to Buddhism, a six-week series, runs from 9-10:30 a.m. Sundays beginning March 17, at Carbondale Community School. Cost is $80 for the series, or $15 for a drop in class. All are welcome. For information, call 970-618-1032, email email@example.com or go to www.meditationroaringforkvalley.com.
Would you like to learn techniques for finding credible health information on the Internet? Join Jean Winkler from the Connie Delaney Health Library at Valley View Hospital, and Pat Conway, branch manager of the Glenwood Springs Branch Library, for two presentations about health information on the Internet. The first session, "Consider the Source," will be held on March 19 and will demonstrate how to evaluate the credibility of health information found on the Internet. On March 21, the second session, "Getting There from Here," will include instruction on accessing reliable information through both libraries' databases. In each session, time will be available for participants to search topics specific to individual needs. This training will equip participants with the tools needed to find and analyze the credibility of a wide range of health information on the Internet. Both sessions will be held at the Glenwood Springs Branch Library from 1-2:30 p.m. Space is limited, so reserve a computer for the training by calling the library at 945-5958.
The Winter Lecture Series continues on Thursday, March 21, with a Chautauqua-style program on Otto Mears (1840-1931), who was a famous Colorado railroad builder and entrepreneur who played a major role in the early development of southwestern Colorado. Mears was known as the "Pathfinder of the San Juans" because of his road and railroad building projects throughout Colorado's San Juan Mountains in the late 19th Century. This program will be held at 7 p.m. at the Glenwood Springs Branch Library at 413 Ninth St. The Winter Lecture Series is presented annually by the Frontier Historical Society and the Friends of the Glenwood Springs Branch Library. It is free and open to the public, and refreshments will be served. For more information, call 945-5958 or 945-4448.
The First United Methodist Church of Glenwood Springs, 824 Cooper Ave., is hosting a Spring Break/Holy Week VBS from 7:30 a.m. to noon Monday, March 25, through Friday, March 29. Children need to bring a sack lunch. This is a free event, but space is limited. RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com or 970-948-5831.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is offering a class on hunter education and safety in Rifle from from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 23 and 24 at the Garfield County Fairgrounds. Registration is required. Call 970-947-2920. There is a $10 fee.
Help us celebrate Easter and Spring Break at the Rifle Branch Library by searching for Little Peep, the library's baby chick. Little Peep loves hiding in the library, and every day he finds a new spot. If you find Little Peep anytime between March 25 and March 29, tell a librarian, and you will receive a prize.


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We have an Hylafax 5.2.5 CentOS 5 installation hosted inside a Xen virtual machine. It works quite well, but now I'm in the process of upgrading/migrating it to a KVM virtual machine running Ubuntu 10.04 and Hylafax 5.5.1 (compiled from source using http://sourceforge.net/projects/hylafax/files/hylafax%20debian%20build%20files/ )
The problem I'm having is that - while receiving works fine - sending faxes is extremely unreliable, I get lots of "No response to MPS repeated 3 tries", or "Failure to transmit clean ECM image data."
The line, modem and configuration files I'm using are the same as before, so I thought that it could be a KVM scheduling issue, but even setting cpu_shares to 10240 instead of 1024 doesn't change a thing... What else could I try?
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Cal had its six-game win streak dating back to the final three games of 2008 snapped two games shy of the Bears' longest win streak under head coach Jeff Tedford when the club ran off eight straight victories in 2006 after dropping its season-opener at Tennessee.
The 42 points allowed by Cal are the most the Bears have allowed since a 47-40 loss at UCLA on Oct. 8, 2005, while the 39-point margin of defeat is Cal's biggest since falling by 41 points (55-14) to USC at Memorial Stadium on Nov. 10, 2001.
Heisman Trophy candidate TB Jahvid Best rushed for 55 yards on 16 carries as his string of seven consecutive 100-yard games was snapped. In the first three games of 2009, he has rushed for 467 yards on 69 carries for averages of 6.8 yards per carry and 116.8 yards per game. He moved up one spot on the school's all-time career list to No. 9 and now has 2,268 career rushing yards.
The game featured seven fumbles and five fumbles lost with the Bears committing a season-high three and losing a season-high two. Oregon fumbled four times and lost three, both the most by a Cal opponent in 2009.
DB Brett Johnson and LB Devin Bishop each recorded a career-high tackles, while DL Tyson Alualu posted a season-high eight.
DB Brett Johnson forced the second fumble of his career (first of the season).
LB Mychal Kendricks recovered the second fumble of his career.
DL Aaron Tipoti recorded a career-high four tackles.
DB Syd'Quan Thompson had one pass breakup to run his career total to 30 and move him into sole possession of third place on the school's all-time list.
DB Josh Hill and LB Devin Bishop both made the first starts of their career with Hill also recovering the first fumble of his career in the first quarter.
QB Kevin Riley and WR Verran Tucker hooked up for a 50-yard pass play on the first play of the third quarter, marking the second time in as many games that the pair have hooked up for a pass play of at least 50 yards after the two had connected on a 59-yarder at Minnesota. The reception was the third of 50 or more yards for Tucker in his career, who also had a career-high 74-yard reception (from QB Nate Longshore) against Miami (FL) in the 2008 Emerald Bowl (Dec. 27, 2008).
The 47-yard field goal in the first quarter by Vince D'Amato was the longest by a Cal kicker since Jordan Kay also kicked a field goal from 47 yards at Colorado State on Sept. 8, 2007.
DB Chris Moncrease forced the first fumble of his career on the game's opening kickoff.
QB Kevin Riley went his fourth consecutive game without an interception and has not thrown an interception in his last 115 passes with his most recent coming in the second quarter of home game vs. Stanford on Nov. 22, 2008.
P Bryan Anger punted a season-high seven times.
Cal had its three-game win streak vs. Oregon snapped but still leads the all-time series, 39-31-2.
Jeff Tedford's all-time record at Cal dropped to 62-31, leaving him five victories short of modern-era leader Pappy Waldorf (67-32-4, 1947-56). The only other head coaches to break the 60-win mark at Cal are all-time leader Andy Smith (74-16-7, 1916-25) and James Schaeffer (73-16-8, 1909-15).
Cal fell to 15-8 under head coach Jeff Tedford when they enter a game ranked in the Top 10 and 35-16 when the Bears are ranked in the Top 25.
Cal allowed a season-high 524 yards of total offense with both the rushing (236) and passing (288) totals posted by Oregon the most vs. the Bears this season, while the Bears recorded their season-lows in total offense (207), rushing (77) and passing (130).
KR Shane Vereen returned a career-high-tying three kicks for a career-high 114 yards with his 44-yarder in the second quarter the longest kick return of his career.
The game was played in front of a sold-out crowd of 58,975, marking the second straight game the Bears have played in front of a sold-out crowd.


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He was a beast, physically everything you could want from a fight, 1 of those monstrously strong, yet athletic and very fit fighter with an iron chin. Technically sound but not allot of finesse in his work, but even if you start to outbox you he could catch up with you. You really have to be strong enough to keep him off and fit enough to keep up with him.
He's 1 of the few who stand a chance against Mayweather, if Mayweather stands stationary and let's Nelson be first or looks to exchange. If Nelson gets Mayweather in the pocket he'd out punch him in the exchanges. I'd still favour Mayweather with the right gameplan
Nelson Arguello is a good one, Arguello a better technician, Nelson decent in that regard and faster with a higher workrate
I'm not a fan but he'd overwhelm weaker SFWs and more so FWs
Why's that?
Yea he lost that, although he has better excuses than most, wasn't he recovering from Malaria at the time? That's what people say
I do think if Nelson was showing any signs of being affected by malaria he wouldn't have fought. That's not an easy thing to disguise is it? Look at the drubbing he took.
I actually think it's quite close in rounds, Nelson has a fair amount of success punching it out with Jeff. The 12th round sums it up.
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The CB Music Friday Flash For 07/26/08
Welcome back to the CB Music Friday Flash, with apologies for last weeks absence. You know what they say about starting your weekend too early, right?
Fortunately, weve long since recovered from the hangover and are here with some of the top music news stories heading into the weekend. As always, well also take a quick look at the best weekend concert bets happening coast to coast in everything from clubs to arenas to those perennial summer favorites, the outdoor sheds.
First of all though, Fleetwood Mac have more or less confirmed that they will be heading out on tour sometime next year, but they will apparently be doing so without the widely rumored addition of Sheryl Crow, filling the spot vacated by Christine McVie.
"No, that was those Rumoursto quote the album," Crow told a group of Nashville college students Wednesday at a Grammys Foundation Q&A session. Leaving the door cracked open however, she also added, "Hopefully in the future we'll have some kind of collaboration, but not at this time."
Fleeetwood Macs Lindsey Buckingham meanwhile embarks on a solo tour Sept. 7 in support of his upcoming album, the rock oriented Gift of Screws. Crow is currently on tour in support of her own Detours album.
Rapper Lil Wayne, who is currently riding high on the success of his CD Tha Carter III just got some bad news from the Rolling Stones.
In a suit filed in federal court in Lower Manhattan, Abkco Music (which handles the Stones copyrighted works) has accused the rapper (whose real name is Dwayne Michael Carter) of copyright infringement and unfair competition over the track Playing With Fire. The suit claims that Lil Waynes song is actually an altered version of the Stones own sixties hit Play With Fire, that was used without the permission of Mick, Keith, and the boys.
Representatives for Lil Wayne as well as his record label Universal were not immediately available for comment.
Here are this weekends best concert bets:
Nine Inch Nails Saturday 7/26 at 7:00 PM Key Arena in Seattle, WA
Neil Diamond Saturday 7/26 at 8:00 PM United Center in Chicago, IL
Lyle Lovett Saturday 7/26 at 7:00 PM Chateau Ste Michele Winery in Woodinville, WA
James Taylor Saturday 7/26 at 7:00 PM Harveys Outdoor Amphitheatre At Lake Tahoe in Stateline, NV
Counting Crows and Maroon 5 Saturday 7/26 at 7:00 PM Toyota Pavilion At Montage Mountain in Scranton, PA
Steely Dan Saturday 7/26 at 8:00 PM Greek Theatre - Berkeley in Berkeley, CA
Foo Fighters Saturday 7/26 at 7:00 PM Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, PA
John Mayer with Colbie Caillat Saturday 7/26 at 7:00 PM Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA
The Police with Elvis Costello and The Imposters Saturday 7/26 at 7:30 PM DTE Energy Music Theatre in Clarkston, MI
Toby Keith with Montgomery Gentry Saturday 7/26 at 8:00 PM Mandalay Bay Resort Event Center in Las Vegas, NV


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- AnonymousJune 1, 2010 at 7:39 PM
Lol wow. The end got me haha. Great stuff.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 2, 2010 at 9:16 AM
Funny. But who hasn't tried to make their mom proud by exaggerating there job responsibilities.ReplyDelete
Some of that is true, right?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 3, 2010 at 9:35 AM
Wow sounds like a douche and yet "Being a GWU student spending my second summer in DC (not on the Hill), I am used to the interns and their antics" is just about as bad.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 3, 2010 at 8:47 PM
I don't really think there is a "stigma" per se about being an intern. The dirty little "secret" about DC, though, is that, in the federal government structure, post-New-Deal, the executive branch runs the show. The legislative branch does very little. It has delegated most responsibilities of the vast federal government to the executive branch and spends very little time on oversight of the programs which have been enacted. Even beyond that, the executive branch has almost limitless power per the Supreme Court's decisions to fill in the gaps in legislation, i.e., with regulation and subregulatory policy, and there is little that Members of Congress can do about it except wield the bully pulpit and threaten to hold up funding and shut down the agencies (like that is really going to happen . . ).ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 4, 2010 at 12:35 AM
Walking behind Chuck DeVore?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 4, 2010 at 2:38 PM
And to think that he was just totally LYING to his mama!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 5, 2010 at 2:08 PM
A whole TWO summers, hmm?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 5, 2010 at 9:34 PM
oh the irony! you imply that said intern is so insignificant and yet you still decided to eavesdrop on his entire conversation. non sequitur.ReplyDelete
Awesome. That made my day.ReplyDelete


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Condos with Scotch-garded carpets and plenty of room in the bathroom for four people to hunker over a mirror? Rumors that Lohan has purchased a condo in NYC have proven to be untrue but she seems to be borrowing it to make the place look good. If by "good" you mean "has a convenient and discrete service elevator for the guy dropping off the blow".
Lindsay Lohan has become the latest marketing lure in the competitive world of Manhattan condos. Despite reports that Lohan bought an apartment at the new Atelier on West 42nd Street, The Post's Braden Keil reports the developers merely offered to let her use an apartment there to give the project some star power. Prior ad campaigns for the building have included Maggie Rizer, tennis star James Blake, Gabrielle Reese and Jesse L. Martin, none of whom have bought there either. A Lohan source says she's neither buying nor renting the unit but will likely start shopping for a Manhattan pad once she returns from a three-month movie shoot in London.
I'm glad she is thinking about accquiring a place in NYC. It's so important for her to complete her recovery. She needs to take herself out of that fast-paced, shallow, drug-fueled L.A. lifestyle and into that… fast-paced, shallow, drug-fueled NYC lifestyle. See you at the Box, Linds!


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Comcast has dropped the term "Private Network" from the Xfinity On Demand on Xbox Live FAQ. The company did this after several sites – including VentureBeat (the source of this story) – called the company out on it. Comcast claimed that it used Xbox Live (which it described as "private network") to deliver its video content, but critics pointed out that the public internet and private networks are delivered over the same broadband infrastructure.
The cable operator's FAQ page originally explained that "since the content is being delivered over our private IP network and not the public Internet, it does not count against a customer's bandwidth cap."
The FAQ now explains it this way: "The Xbox 360 running our XFINITY TV app essentially acts as an additional cable box for your existing cable service, and our data usage threshold does not apply."
Which brings us back to what many critics were upset about in the first place: Comcast is giving customers who use its service a break on the data usage. Prior to Comcast and NBC Universal merging, groups like Public Knowledge warned the FCC that Comcast would prioritize its video content over traffic. Sure enough, they have done exactly what their critics warned about.
Source: VentureBeat


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Ed is passionate about innovation and Africa, having first hand experience of how even simple technology can be used to improve people's lives. He's a strong proponent of education, development and change where it's needed, but not where it's not: the simple truth being that whilst Africa needs to solve Africa's problems itself, we can all help if we have the experience, talent, skills, drive and the understanding to do so.
By day, Ed is an IT consultant in London, working as a Senior Agile Projects Manager for large media organisations – outside of work, he develops distance learning courses, writes articles on ICT and Africa and works to promote and facilitate ICT4D events.
Ed is aware that many of us have benefited from a free education and have lots of experience working with technology and accept it as part of our lives – but he's also aware that some people have great ideas and not the experience or access to talent to realise them. There's no immediate solution to this, but there are some things we can do, like get together and share our experiences and with open minds and a willingness to participate selflessly in the bigger picture take the chance to make things better.
Ed is married to International Maritime Law expert Nkeiru Joe, who knows more about under sea fibre-optics than is healthy for one human being. He lives in London.


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Viral Video on Women's Choices Is Stirring Up Controversy in India
A Vogue India video with a message of women's empowerment has people asking, Is it a feminist campaign or a PR stunt? More »
Can Hillary Clinton Show That Women Can Run…and Win?
Hillary Clinton is the latest of many women who have run for president. In order to inspire more women to run, we have to teach girls and young women this history. More »
ERA? Yes! A New Push for Sex Equality
A leader of the renewed movement to pass the Equal Rights Amendment issues a call for action. More »
Who Runs the World?
The goal from Beijing was for women to be 30 percent of the world's leaders. We're not there yet. More »
A Theater Company's Bold Move: Women-Only Season
One group hopes that its women-only season will spark conversation and serve as a model for other theaters. More »
20 Years After Beijing, How Are We Doing?
A new, in-depth report on the status of women worldwide reveals where progress has been made, and that there is much more to be done. More »
Shackled and In Labor
As activists build momentum to ban the shackling of incarcerated pregnant women, a new report reveals substandard reproductive health care for women behind bars. More »
Giving Women Journalists a New Reach
Global Press News Service brings women's unique access and insights to international reporting. More »
In a Digital Age, Feminism Demands an Open Internet
As a crucial ruling on net neutrality approaches, the author—executive director of the Center for Media Justice—explains why this issue is crucial for social justice movements. More »
He, Himself, and Him
As this year's Academy Award nominations show, men still dominate both in front of and behind the camera in Hollywood. The author of the It's a Man's (Celluloid) World report explains that change is possible—but only if we keep the pressure on. More »


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Sand Pebble Resort overlooks the Gulf of Mexico on a portion of the 28-mile stretch of beach that comprises the Pinellas Suncoast. A short walk away are John's Pass, a popular fishing spot, and John's Pass Village, a favorite haunt of shoppers. Busch Gardens and other Suncoast amusements are within an easy drive. You'll also find a good selection of restaurants nearby. The resort's activities director can plan great days for vacationers of all ages.Check-in Time: 16:00Check-out Time: 10:00Check-in Days: SaturdayImportant InformationNo smoking in units: could result in forfeiture of the unit and/or other penalties.Pet Information: Animals are not permitted; could result in forfeiture of the unit and/or other penalties.Resort cannot honor unit upgrades or moves.Security deposit required upon check-in at the resort.Housekeeping fee: Housekeeping Fee for Reservations less than 7 Nights: There may be a 29 to 48 U.S. dollars for all units, per stay.


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Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte is confused about why he was replaced by Michael Bush towards the end of multiple scoring drives during Sunday's win over the Colts.
"It's been happening my whole career here, so I don't know,'' Forte said, per the Chicago Sun-Times. "That's the coordinator's call.''
Forte understands that Bush is just as versatile out of the back field as he is.
"Mike can do it all, as well,'' Forte said. "He can catch the ball on third downs, so there are no limitations when I come out of the game. It's not like if I come out on third down, he can't do the same thing.''
Forte has a point about not finishing drives. He's one of the NFL's best all around backs, he deserves to at least finish a drive if he's not too winded.


text: Rochester General Hospital Clinical Laboratory Technology Program A Message from the Program Director Nancy C. Mitchell, MS, MT (ASCP), DLM Welcome to the Rochester General Hospital Clinical Laboratory Technology Program! I invite you to explore our site and become familiar with the excellent educational opportunity encompassed within our Program. As Clinical Laboratory Technologists, our RGH Values Statement says it best: We are extraordinary people called to do extraordinary work! Up to three quarters of all medical decisions are based at least in part on laboratory data. We are important members of the health care team and are engaged in truly meaningful work, making a difference in patients' health and wellness. Our Program was founded in 1934 in order to educate qualified students in the profession of clinical laboratory technology. . We are accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences. (NAACLS, 5600 North River Rd., Suite 720, Rosemont, IL 60018) or www.naacls.org. The Laboratories at Rochester General Hospital and the Laboratories at our clinical affiliate, the University of Rochester Medical Center, each perform several million tests per year, utilizing state of the art instrumentation, computer systems, and facilities. The Program offers an outstanding faculty of technical specialists and M.D./Ph.D.'s. Our students have the invaluable opportunity to see and learn from both normal specimens and abnormal specimens covering a wide range of specialties at two large, state of the art laboratories. Our graduates perform excellently on the national certifying examination and embark upon an exciting and fulfilling journey. Not only is the job market extremely strong nationwide for those with a clinical laboratory technology background, but the choices that can be made within that job market are amazing – clinical labs, research and development, the pharmaceutical industry, large equipment manufacturers and computer companies, biotechnology, infection control and emerging diseases, forensics labs, environmental labs, and teaching programs. The opportunities are practically endless. I urge you to browse through our site and e-mail us or call us at (585) 922-4274 if you have questions about the Profession or our Program! More about the Rochester General Hospital Clinical Laboratory Technology Program What is a Medical Technologist? Program Catalog 2014-15 About the Program Curriculum Admissions How to Apply Affiliates Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Online Resources Visit our Rochester General Hospital Clinical Laboratory Technology Program Clinical Laboratory Technology Program Facebook to learn more about program, learn about the latest news and events, learn about others' experiences or find support for yourself.


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After an inspiring first half, the out-manned and short-handed ACU Wildcats simply ran out of gas Thursday night as Oral Roberts dominated the second half in an 82-59 win in Southland Conference men's basketball action at Moody Coliseum.
The win drops the Wildcats to 6-11 overall and 0-3 in the Southland, while the win pushes the Golden Eagles to 9-8 and 3-1. ACU will be back in action Saturday at 3 p.m. when it hosts Central Arkansas at Moody Coliseum.
The Wildcats played without their two leading scorers -- junior guards LaDarrien Williams and Harrison Hawkins -- as well as junior forward Aleksander Milosavljevic and junior guard Rafael Farley, leaving them with just eight players in uniform.
ACU played the Golden Eagles evenly throughout the first half, going to halftime with the game tied 39-39. But the second half belonged to ORU as it outscored ACU. The Wildcats, in fact, scored just four points in the first 10:50 of the second half -- all on free throws -- and didn't hit their first shot from the field until Julian Edmonson hit a driving layup with 9:09 left in the game. That cut the ORU lead to 59-45 as the Golden Eagles had already begun to pull away from the Wildcats.
The Oral Roberts lead grew to as many as 24 points (76-52) with 3:43 to play behind the league's leading scorer, Shawn Glover, who had 11 of his 25 points in the second half when the Golden Eagles took control of the contest.
ACU junior guard Julian Edmonson led all scorers with a career-high 26 points in his first start for the Wildcats. Edmonson was 7 of 16 from the field and 10 of 10 from the free throw line.
Sophomore guard Parker Wentz was the only other Wildcat in double figures as he finished with 11 points on 3 of 7 shooting (2 of 3 from 3-point range) from the field.
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The Final 2003 Numbers Just Released
It's here ... all
516 pages of it: Crime in the United States
2003, our latest annual report of nationwide crime statistics, available
in its entirety free of charge on this web site.
We have to admit,
it's a lot to digest. So a few recommendations ...
1) If you're new to
the report, take a look at Crime
Factors on page v, which explains how to read and understand the
2) For the highlights,
see our press release, "FBI Releases
Crime Statistics for 2003".
3) Check out two special
crime studies we've added this year: Violence Among Family Members
and Intimate Partners and The Importance of Homicide
as a Community Problem in the United States. Both are in Section
V. Also see our press release on these studies.
4) If you're interested
in all the details on offenses reported, see Section
II. Crimes covered include: Violent Crime (murder
and nonnegligent manslaughter, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated
assault), Property Crime (burglary, larcency-theft,
motor vehicle theft, and arson), and Hate Crime.
5) For changes to
this year's publication--including the discontinuance of the Crime Index--see "Recent
Developments" on page 5 in Section
6) The Crime
Clock on page 7 is always fascinating.
7) Want the history
of the Uniform Crime Reporting program that has generated this annual
roadmap of crime since 1930? See page 3 of Section
Final words: As
always, we thank our partners in law enforcement who collect and supply
the data in this report. And we hope this publication is useful to law
enforcement leaders, criminologists, news media, academics, and anyone
else who seeks a better understanding of crime in these United States.
Links: Uniform
Crime Reports web page | Crime
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To address this shortfall, in 2006 the EPA formed the Transitioning Inspections and Maintenance Workgroup to oversee the periodic emission check methods. The work group concluded that the most effective alternative from a convenience and emissions reductions standpoint is "remote OBD."
Networkfleet, a San Diego-based technology firm, has developed a wireless fleet management system that combines GPS tracking with diagnostic monitoring to reduce operating costs for commercial fleets. How it combines fuel savings with emissions control is unique. To help producers understand the relationship, it has developed an executive summary, "Go Green and Save Green-Wireless Fleet Management Systems Cuts Emissions While Reducing Operating Costs." The insights can help producers look at fuel saving technology from a different standpoint.
The Networkfleet system collects and wirelessly transmits emissions information directly from a vehicle's onboard diagnostic (OBD-II) system. With its patented technology, the system helps fleets decrease fuel usage and emissions. This involves three distinct focus areas: diagnostics, emissions system status, and location-related information.
Fleet managers log in to a secure Web site where they view real-time data. Managers can continuously monitor vehicle speed and idle time. To help filter the data and to provide intervention points, managers also receive e-mail notifications when vehicle and emissions statuses go outside the norm.
Networkfleet says its software helps fleets reduce harmful emissions while lowering fuel consumption and maintenance expenses in six ways: reduced idle time, improved vehicle maintenance, reduced speeding, reduced unauthorized vehicle usage, optimized routing, and continuous emissions monitoring.
The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that idling consumes more than 3 billion gallons of fuel annually in the U.S., mostly from light- and medium-duty vehicles. Heavy-duty vehicles consume 0.82 gallons of fuel for every hour of idling, while light-duty vehicles consume up to 0.5 gallons per hour. Significantly reducing idling may save up to 15% in fuel usage. Excessive vehicle idling also affects engine wear.
While fleet managers review the pre- and post-trip inspection reports daily from their fleets, keeping track of support fleets is more difficult. Wireless fleet management systems with diagnostic monitoring use the remote OBD to notify managers automatically by e-mail when a vehicle registers a check engine light in the form of a specific diagnostic trouble code (DTC).
Wireless diagnostic monitoring also provides managers access to accurate mileage and hours used information generated by the engine computer, not through GPS. This allows for scheduling regular maintenance using odometer and hour meter e-mail alerts when vehicles reach predetermined maintenance intervals.
Producers who use wireless engine monitoring systems on their support fleets can check exact vehicle speed and receive alerts when drivers exceed a particular speed, such as 65 mph. Studies suggest a 10% increase in mileage just by slowing from 70 mph to 60 mph. A reduction of 10 mpg across an average fleet results in a 10% reduction in fuel costs. This is the equivalent of saving 40 cents per gallon for all of your fuel. Reducing speeds lowers fuel consumption, which also translates into lower emissions by reducing the amount of fuel burned.
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I just recently got into road cycling after years of mountain biking. I picked up a Trek 1.5 with the triple up front and I have been loving it so far, but obviously I have been wanting to tweak some things especially with all of the after christmas sales going on. One thing I have been looking into changing are the bars. My local bike shop is having a pretty good sale on bars right now- some easton, 3t and some other good brands. The only problem is I have no clue what I am looking for I just know there has to be room for improvement over my Bontrager stock bars. I ride a good bit with a lot of nice climbs and pretty quick descents and I spend most of my time in the drops if that helps for what I need. I'll talk to the guys at the bike shop when I go back to look tomorrow, but I was going to see what everyone on here said first. Should there be a general dimension that I should look for, or is there a go to bar that everyone uses? Should I just go with what is on sale at my LBS or just wait it out and get something proven online?
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FRONT ROYAL, Va. (WUSA9) -- A bald eagle injured last October by a car on Interstate 66 in Virginia was released into the wild on Wednesday.
The eagle suffered two broken wings and other injuries, according to Steve Mohr, who sent us photos from the release on Wednesday. Mohr says the eagle spent 12 weeks in rehab at the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center.
According to Mohr, the eagle was supposed to be released at Low Water Bridge on Sunday but the release was rescheduled due to rain.
Mohr estimates approximately 300 people were at the event.
See video from the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center here: http://youtu.be/RGyvyVbhC_g