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Barn Fire Kills Hogs
(Merrill) -- A heat lamp in a rural Merrill hog barn was responsible for a fire that destroyed the building and killing several hogs. The fire was reported Saturday night at about 9:15 p.m. at 23578 County road K-22, about five miles west of Merrill. Both the Merrill Fire Department and the Le Mars Fire Department responded to the hog barn fire. Merrill Fire Chief Bill Merchant says the building was fully engulfed when fire fighters arrived on the scene. The hog building served as a farrowing unit with nearly a dozen female hogs and their piglets. Merchant says all the hogs within the building had parished.
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Merchant says straw was being used as bedding for the hogs, which ignited once the heat lamp came in contact. The Merrill Fire Chief says the fire had spread to a second building that also caught on fire, but fire officials were able to save the second barn from being destroyed. Merchant says the close quarters of the farm made it difficult to get close access to the burning barn.
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Merchant says the Merrill Fire Department was holding its annual stag fundraiser Saturday evening, which limited the number of fire officials able to respond to the hog barn fire.
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The Merrill Fire Chief could not estimate the value of the barn and hogs that were destroyed due to the fire.
Apartment Fire Investigation Results In Arson Arrest
(Le Mars) -- The investigation of the apartment complex fire located at 18 4th Street Southeast that caught on fire Friday morning has led to an arrest. The Le Mars Police Department, Le Mars Fire and Rescue Department and the State Fire Marshal's office all participated with the investigation. It has been determined the cause of the fire was due to arson. Charges of burglary, arson, criminal mischief, failure to comply with a no contact provision, and possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernaila have been issued to Zachery Dean Port, age 23, of Le Mars. Port had been residing in the apartment, but was currently ordered by the court not to be on the premises. Port was detained by Le Mars Police who had located him near the scene of the fire. Port was arrested and booked into the Plymouth County jail.
School Board To Review Annual Report
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Community Board of Education will discuss the school district's annual progress report to the community when it convenes for its monthly meeting this evening. In addition, the local school board will review the evaluations of the recent informative retreat held in late January. The school board will discuss the eduational legislative forum held on February 1st. The school board will act upon the resignation requests from Kindergarten teacher Pam Reeves and softball coach Doug Heidebrink. Reeves wishes to resign at the conclusion of the current school year, and Heidebrink has indicated he would like to resign following the conclusion of the 2014 softball season.
Phone Companies Split On Internet Bill
(Des Moines) -- A bill that would further deregulate telephone service in Iowa stalled at the statehouse this past week. More than two dozen lobbyists crowded into a committee room to argue about the bill, which would affect phone companies that use the Internet as the link between a call from one landline to the landline the caller's trying to reach. Some giant phone companies say this new internet-based phone service will be slowed if they can't get out from under the oversight of the Iowa Utilities Board. Michael Sadler is an executive with CenturyLink.
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(Des Moines) -- Last week the Iowa legislature was crunching the numbers for the new fiscal year's budget. State Representative Chuck Soderberg says the House of Representatives are very close to releasing its budget.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Nearly $7 million of checks the state of Iowa issued have gone uncashed in the last 19 months, and it's not easy to find out if any of that money is yours.
An online database of 45,197 unclaimed checks on Sunday to help people get their money. The checks are for income tax refunds, contract work and a variety of other things.
Farmer Dan Kregel says finding out his 2012 state income tax refund of $16,525 was never deposited was easy money. Now he just has to wait six weeks for a new check.
Technical problems have kept the state from including its own unclaimed checks in the "Treasure Hunt" database on the state treasurer's website. Officials hope to fix that later this year.
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Anglesey Circular Walk 1
- The porpoise above was photographed during the walk back along the coastal
The walk starts from the Pen y Cefn guest house where a very warm welcome awaits you from your hosts Colin and
Jenny. The B&B provides comfortable en-suite accommodation which has recently been refurbished to high
standards. A delicious breakfast consisting of local ingredients of the best quality is served, which sets you up nicely
for the day.
Proceed along Stryd Salem downhill towards the town centre. You will pass Rozi's tandoori restaurant on your right.
To see what we thought of our meal here see the Anglesey holiday report. Next door you have the Copper Pot tea
rooms. You will pass through a collection of small shops, takeaways and pubs on either side of the road. At the
Dinorben Arms continue straight on, the road on the right takes you down to the port. Continue to the T Junction
where you will find there is a car park in front of you. Here you take a right
turn towards Bull Bay, you will pass a nursery on your right as you make your
way uphill towards Porth Lechog (Bull Bay). The roads leads you past mainly
residential dwellings, you will pass a Catholic Church on the right hand side
which appears to have been the subject of substantial recent refurbishment
works. As you continue along the road the dwellings start to become less
frequent as green fields start to appear ( it was here that the photo of the cow
between the two houses was taken). The footpath continues uphill until you
reach the golf course on the left hand side, as you reach the brow of the hill,
you get your first sight of the sea.
As you go down hill, you pass the entrance to Bull Bay golf club. Just a little further down the road you will pass the
Trecastell Hotel, here we enjoyed a good pub meal one evening (nice view over the bay from the conservatory).
Immediately after the place name sign for Bull Bay take the road on the right
and walk towards the Bull Bay Hotel. At the bay you will find several seats
where you can take the weight of your legs and admire the views.
At the entrance to the Bull Bay Hotel take the small lane on the left. Turn left
onto a path and you will come to a kissing gate into a field. Bear left to a stile
just beyond the field gate, then right up the drive towards "Ty Gwyn". Plenty
of butterflies were to be found in this stretch. Turn left over the field to
"Glasfryn". Cross the lane down to the field, follow the stone wall. Then bear
left over the hill to the kissing gate. The ruins of the windmill is now well in
view. Go down the dip across the stream and up the hill in between the two
stone walls. At the top you will find yourself very close to the farmyard and
windmill. Go through the farm gate on your right.
Go through the next farm gate on your left, passing in front of "Pant-Y-Gaseg"
farm and then go through the gates on the left side of the house. When we
did this walk there did seem to be a lack of way-markers in this area, Follow
the track down the hill, through the farm gate, up the hill through the gorse
(again when we did the walk this path was a little overgrown and shorts
would not be advisable) and over the stile. Keep to the right of the next field
and at the track turn left. Turn right at the junction. Go past "Porth Wen"
house, then just before "Castell" farm bear right through the farm gates and
two sets of gateposts onto the coastal path. If you want to lengthen the walk
you could take a detour here along the cliff tops and down to the old
brickworks at "Porth Wen".
Follow the coastal path around the eastern cliffs of "Porth Wen". The path is
easy to follow and gives you a good view of the steep-sided inlets (in places
this path was also overgrown with gorse etc. and trousers would be advisable
to shorts). You will pass through a couple of kissing gates and then eventually
come to a way marker after "Ogof Pwll y Delysg". It was along this stretch that
we photographed the porpoise from the cliff tops as it made its way down the
coast. The rock formation along this part of the cliff tops is also quite striking
and interesting. Bear right towards the "Bull Bay Hotel" (nice tree art in the
garden). As we arrived at the Pub on lunch time the beer garden was too
much of an attraction and it was an hour or so before we had quenched our
thirst and were on our way again.
Depart the pub and take the road back to Amlwch. After you have passed the Trecastell
Hotel on the right and the lay-by on the left take the coastal path again on the left. The
path meanders its way along the cliff tops as you head towards where steps have been
cut into the cliff to allow access to the sea. Take a detour down to the water or continue
along the path. Follow the path and eventually it heads inland,after a few hundred yards
the path joins a lane. Continue down the lane and ignore the coastal path to the left.
You will soon rejoin the road from Amlwch to Bull Bay. Turn left here and make your way
back to the starting point.
Once back at the comfortable guest house we were able to reflect upon a thoroughly
enjoyable circular walk which had taken us through some lovely countryside and back
along the cliff tops. A wide variety of wildlife was spotted along the way with the
highlights being the Choughs on the rocks by the sea and the Porpoise which kept us
company for 10 minutes on the way back to Bull Bay.


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Minutes - April 19, 2010: 10:00am
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Approval of Agenda & Minutes
The Agenda for the April meeting and the minutes for the November meeting were approved as submitted.
Administration Updates
The search committee for the Legal Information Center Dean includes Library faculty and staff, as well as Dean Russell. This is a significant improvement over the previous search committee for the LIC Dean, which did not include Library representation. The LIC has hired a new reference librarian, and is planning to hire a staff member in charge of student services, particularly the orientation of first-year students. Christopher Vallandingham will be serving his reserve commission later this year, probably between June and November.
Smathers & Budget
Dean Russell will be presenting the Libraries' projected budget to an RCM committee of deans, as part of the meeting to describe the mechanism by which academic departments will be assessed for library services. Last week, she made a presentation to the University Budget Review Council, which makes nonbinding recommendations to the University administration concerning budget requests. This is not the Libraries' assigned year to give an in-depth justification of their budget. However, since most units were told to prepare a flat budget for this year, and the Provost directed Dean Russell to prepare a budget for the Libraries that restored lost purchasing power, she wished to present this budget proposal to the Council explicitly. She and Cecilia Botero also made a presentation to the deans of the health sciences to explain the HSCL's budget proposal. The library assessment for the six colleges in the Health Sciences Center will directly support the HSCL budget.
Increases to the Smathers Libraries budget include offsets for: lost purchasing power, the budget recall, salaries for positions previously funded externally, and funds lost from personnel taking advantage of the retirement incentive plan. (Normally, funds surrendered through the retirement incentive were not to be restored to their colleges.) Win Phillips has pledged 2% of all indirect costs (IDC) funds to the libraries, which increases our share of DSR funds overall to 4.5%.
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With the arrival of Brian Malarkey's Gingham in La Mesa, much attention has been paid to East County's culinary scene. So it's the perfect time to ask the Superdiners, what are some must-try eateries in the east?
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Read a guide to Gingham's desserts, click here.
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Hollywood Hills News
Power Lines Down After Tree Falls
By Kyle Maloney
May 27, 2013 - 6:51:07 PM
L.A. Fire Dept.
HILLS—Firefighters reported to 7315 W. Woodrow Wilson Drive after a large tree
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Images: Coastal Patrol Boat Roundup [Image 6 of 6]
Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class William Colclough
Two teams of Coast Guard patrol boat crewmembers listen to instruction on communication from a member of the New Orleans Fire Department at the Delgado Maritime, Fire and Industrial Training Facility in Michoud, March 27, 2014. The crewmembers took part in team firefighting training in support of Coastal Patrol Boat Roundup. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Bill Colclough)
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Chugai Pharma Marketing, a subsidiary of Chugai Pharmaceutical, received exclusive rights to commercialize Helsinn's ghrelin receptor agonist, anamorelin, in Germany, France, Benelux, U.K., and Ireland.
Anamorelin is currently in Phase III for the treatment of anorexia-cachexia in non-small cell lung cancer. According to Helsinn, Phase II trials have highlighted how the oral, once daily drug can improve appetite, increase lean body mass, and have a positive impact on the quality of life of patients. A Phase III trial is currently underway.
As part of the agreement, Helsinn will retain all development activities (CMC, preclinical and clinical) and supply of anamorelin for commercial use. In addition, Helsinn will be responsible for the regulatory and clinical development while Chugai Pharma Marketing will undertake all commercial actions within the specified European markets.
Anamorelin is not the first NSCLC candidate Chugai Pharmaceutical has stake in. Last month, the company filed a new drug application to the Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare for anaplastic lymphoma kinase (ALK) inhibitor alectinib hydrochloride for the treatment of ALK fusion gene positive NSCLC.
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What's the secret? These tombs may be ancient but your skills can't be! Your goal is to unlock each level by clearing a path on the game board. It looks easy at first but with tricky locked balls and new balls constantly appearing, you'll have your work cut out for you!
1. Match 3 or more of the balls to remove them from the board. Clear a path to get the key to the lock and finish the level.
2.Balls surrounded by chains cannot be moved and must be matched twice to be removed from the board.
3.Multi-colored balls are wild and can be matched with any color to remove them.
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· Always go for a match. When you don't match 3 on a move, extra balls appear and get in your way!
· Focus on freeing up the key and lock. You don't want to use up all your balls clearing remote areas of the board.
· As soon as the path is clear, connect the key and lock. You'll score points for finishing faster.


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Can you help? 4 stories of homeless in Phoenix from Southwest Behavioral Services
PHOENIX - The triple digits are back and that means turning on the air conditioning. But the homeless in Maricopa County don't get that luxury, and their stories are both heartbreaking and at times shocking.
ABC15 recently shadowed the Southwest Behavioral Health PATH program. Path stands for Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness.
Southwest Behavioral Health says their goal is get the homeless connected to services that can help them. There are 13 people part of the PATH program. Ten of them hit the streets every day to help the homeless and build relationships with them.
"My team is in the trenches, everyday all day," said Director of PATH Ken Curry. "We are trying to get the homeless into a better place."
During our ride-along with Outreach Specialists Jeremy Huntoon and L.J. Reynolds, we heard countless stories. Huntoon told us about a man he found dressed in multiple layers of clothing in the middle of summer. After time and research, Huntoon found out this man was a Russian National and a very accomplished chemist in Russia.
The man sustained a brain injury in the United States and apparently lost all of his work and documents. Huntoon was able to get the man's green card replaced, into a shelter and eventually reunited with his family in Russia.
Huntoon has been with the PATH program since 2010. He said a typical day is meeting with homeless clients in the morning and hitting the streets at 10:00 a.m. Reynolds has been with PATH for 12 years.
In the midst of our ride-along, we came across a man who came up and immediately hugged Reynolds. She told us she has seen this man several times, and he keeps coming back for help. Reynolds explains more in the video below:
The second individual we came across was a man limping near the Burton Barr Public Library in downtown Phoenix.
Huntoon and Reynolds stopped and talked with him for a couple minutes, telling him about available shelters and other services. See his emotional reaction in the video below:
Huntoon and Reynolds always bring water and a hygiene kit when they hit the streets. In the hygiene kit is a roll of toilet paper, dental products, soap, socks, underwear, wash cloth and t-shirts.
Both Huntoon and Reynolds said socks and underwear are the biggest needs right now.
They told us the biggest homeless populations right now are in the areas of Sunnyslope, Mesa, Glendale and Tempe, and that the homeless populations drift to changing locations to avoid law enforcement.
As our ride-along continued, Huntoon and Reynolds talked with a man sitting in front of a Sunnyslope-area Walgreens. The man told them he has been looking for a job for years. Huntoon talks about what PATH can do for him in the video below:
At the end of our day with PATH, ABC15 asked Huntoon and Reynolds about the best part of their job.
Huntoon said it's a great feeling to get someone into a home that hasn't had a home for 25 years. He also told us helping has always been in his nature. He said he would bring homeless people into his home growing up in Chicago and give them food.
Reynolds said, "I feel like I did this before I was ever hired. I always tried to help people less fortunate."
Donations can be dropped off at Southwest Behavioral Health at 3450 N. Third Street from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. More information about donations can be found here.


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Musée Tchantchès :
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Musée Tchantchès
Musée Tchantchès : Michelin's recommendations
This museum is dedicated to "François", a legendary puppet from Liège. The place belongs to an association called République d'Outremeuse. It is located in the very heart of the district of the same name. You will admire a puppet collection from the Théâtre Royal Ancien Impérial. You will also be able to attend puppet shows which will delight chilidren. On Place Yser, not too far from the museum, a monument has been erected to the memory of Tchantchès.
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- Address : r. Surlet 56 B - 4020 Liège4020Liège
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Thank you to Blake for providing the occasion to merrymake at Gravelly Point last weekend.
With the exception of people standing in the middle of the Mount Vernon Trail, I really like Gravelly Point. I'm convinced a friend of mine hit a landing gear with a nerf football over twenty years ago.


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First Official Image Of John Cusack In The Raven
By Will LeBlanc 2010-12-13 16:43:43 comments
About a month ago we were given our first look at John Cusack sporting his very best goatee in a spy image captured from the set of The Raven, the fictionalized story of Edgar Allan Poes final days. The image wasnt official, but showed us that Cusack is pulling the look off. Today, The Huffington Post has gotten their hands on the first official promo image of Poe himself holding his iconic black bird.
Far from giving away anything about what we can expect from the film, the image still manages to be a decent look at Cusack doing something even more Poe than just standing in the street. Hopefully well get something a little more substantial sooner rather than later. Have a look below, and scope out the quick synopsis below that.
A fictionalized account of the last days of Edgar Allan Poe's life, in which the poet is in pursuit of a serial killer whose murders mirror those in the writer's stories.
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A private art and design school is consolidating its dormitory space under a single well-positioned roof in Brooklyn Heights.
The Art Institute of New York has signed a five-year lease for the entire 41,500-square-foot building at 67 Livingston St. in Brooklyn. The 26-story Glory Capital-owned building, built in 1987, will allow AiNYC to consolidate at one location student housing that is currently scattered across Brooklyn and Manhattan. Although there wasn't any posted asking rent, schools typically charge students the equivalent of roughly $75 per square foot for such dorm rooms.
The building�features include newly carpeted and painted rooms, a new fitness center and flat-screen television sets in every room�will accommodate 182 students, all of whom are scheduled to move in by mid-August. New York University had used the building for housing prior to AiNYC taking occupancy. NYU recently moved out.
"Being able to provide student housing in a safe and convenient area helps bring in additional students. Housing gives also gives the students a connectedness to the city and to the institution," said Neil Lipinski at Cassidy Turley who, along with his colleague Tim Kucha, represented the tenant in the transaction. "We had looked at other opportunities in Manhattan but the price point of this location was compelling."
He added that in addition to the building being able to accommodate all AiNYC students seeking housing, its location was also convenient to its main TriBeCa campus, being close to multiple subway lines that offer service straight to the lower Manhattan neighborhood.
"As we enter the fourth year of school-sponsored housing, it�s exciting to have this new facility that will house our students exclusively," said Joe Pirrello, Dean of Student Affairs at The Art Institute of New York City.
Founded in 1980 as The New York Restaurant School and renamed in 2001, the Art Institute of New York City offers its students career preparation in graphic design, web design and interactive media, digital filmmaking, fashion design and interior design. It is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools.
Campus Apartments will be managing the property on behalf of landlord GC Livingston LLC. Jason Cohen, regional property manager of Campus Apartments negotiated terms of the lease on behalf of the landlord.


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The Gary M. Sumers Recreation Center will provide the entire campus community – students, faculty, staff and alumni – with a place to exercise, play, socialize and celebrate.
The Gary M. Sumers Recreation Center
Scheduled to open in 2016, the center will add more than 60,000 square feet to the Washington University Athletics Complex, including the Gary M. Sumers Fitness Center. The fitness center will offer a variety of fitness classes such as spinning, strength training, yoga and cardio fitness.
The new state-of-the-art fitness and recreation facilities will enhance efforts to encourage the WUSTL community to develop healthy lifestyles and habits for life. The center will have much-needed space for intramural sports, exercise classes and recreation and fitness activities.
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The acclaimed architecture firm behind the Apple Store's flagship location in New York City, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson designed the center in association with St. Louis firm Hastings+Chivetta Architects. Through surveys and focus groups, the firms identified the top needs and interests of the WUSTL community. Architect James Kolker, assistant vice chancellor of campus planning and director of capital projects in Facilities Planning & Management said the building's sustainable design both preserves and transforms Francis Gymnasium's historic role on campus while creating spaces that are both functional and welcoming.
Some of the featured spaces of the Sumers Center will be:
- a suspended jogging track
- a three-court gymnasium
- two multipurpose rooms
- a spinning studio
- state-of-the-art fitness equipment
- team locker rooms
- team meeting rooms
- offices
- a sports medicine suite
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Gary M. Sumers
The expansion and new facilities are made possible in part by a generous commitment from WUSTL alumnus and trustee Gary M. Sumers.
Gary M. Sumers is senior managing director and chief operating officer in the Real Estate Group of New York-based Blackstone Group. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa in 1975 with a double major in history and political science, spending his junior year at the London School of Economics. He later earned a law degree at Northwestern University. He has been an active Washington University alumnus, serving on the Arts & Sciences National Council and the New York City Regional Cabinet, among other volunteer roles.
Sumers is a sustaining charter members of the Danforth Circle Chancellor's Level and life patrons of the William Greenleaf Eliot Society.
Read more from Gary Sumers regarding the Athletics Complex expansion on the Leading Together website.
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Construction began May 19, 2014 and is scheduled for completion in August, 2016
Current spaces and exercise equipment will be accessible although some disruptions will impact visitors at some point during construction. The sidewalk on Big Bend Boulevard between Forsyth Boulevard and Forest Park Parkway will be closed throughout construction.
For more information about the project, please contact David Jolley at (314) 935-5051
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This is How 'Frozen' Should Have Ended – VIDEO
The hilarious team behind the How It Should Have Ended videos has finally tackled Frozen and parents of magical children everywhere should take note.
Remember how in the beginning of the film Elsa's parents totally miss the point of how to protect their child and end up leaving her afraid, emotionally damaged and socially inept?
Well How It Should Have Ended has rectified all that nonsense.
Sure that means the rest of the film doesn't happen, but it does mean that Elsa gets to be one of the X-Men. And honestly, the X-Men could always use more singing and dancing.
We sense some Elsa/Iceman fanfiction in the future.
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April 1, 2005
BERKELEY - California women's gymnastics senior captain My-Lan Dodd was named to the Pac-10 All-Academic first team on Thursday, while teammate and senior captain Lauren Shipp was recognized as an honorable mention selection.
Dodd, a developmental studies and sociology double-major, was named to the Pac-10 All-Academic second team in both 2003 and 2004. The Seattle native was also recognized as an Academic All-American the past two years.
Shipp, an integrative biology major with a minor in English, was also an honorable mention pick in 2003.
2005 Pac-10 All-Academic Women's Gymnastics Teams
First Team Yr. GPA Major My-Lan Dodd, California Sr 3.74 Developmental Studies & Sociology Kari Muth, ASU Sr 3.94 Finance Lindsay Nelson, OSU Sr 3.73 Exercise and Sport Science Kate Richardson, UCLA Jr 3.78 Physical Science Molly Seaman, Washington Sr 3.80 Zoology Christie Tedmon, UCLA Sr 3.72 Psychology
Second Team Yr. GPA Major Donna Chance, ASU So 3.83 Psychology Keegan Fitzgerald, OSU RFr 3.98 Exercise and Sport Science Katie Johnson, Arizona Sr 3.45 Marketing Tacia LaBatte, Washington Sr 3.65 Communications/Dance Chrissy Lamun, OSU Jr 3.77 General Science Kim Lewis, Washington Sr 3.60 Psychology
Honorable Mention: April Boone, ASU; Stevie Fanning, Arizona; Natalie Foley, Stanford; Heidi Goehring, OSU; Jamie Holton, Arizona; Heather Justus, OSU; Kristen Maloney, UCLA; Kelly McDonald, Washington; Ashley Peckett, UCLA; Christa Piazza, OSU; Jamie Schell, Arizona; Kim Sedlak, OSU; Lauren Shipp, California; Stacy Sprando, Stanford; Aubrey Tayor, Arizona; Therese Videan, OSU; Nicole Waiss, Washington.


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It's obvious after the published reports on Providence's current finances (a $22 million deficit hole remains and the capital city may run out of cash by June) that enabling legislation to end COLA payments to Providence retirees and other cash strapped RI communities must be a legislative priority for the General Assembly. It's all well and good to force cities and towns to fully assess their unfunded pension liabilities and even to ask to renegotiate contracts, if possible, with local unions, but the fact remains: urgent action is needed on the COLA situation.
Not remaining passive in the face of potential insolvency, Providence is even contemplating enacting a COLA suspension for ten years on its own. The providence City Council may have to pass an ordinance sooner rather than later to set such a suspension in motion and to guard their legal flanks. There is certainly "compelling public interest" in doing so, as these are not normal times for municipalities in serious financial trouble. We can't have Providence go broke.
The recent legal ruling to impose a temporary injunction on Providence's desire to move retirees to Medicare and out of Blue Cross ("Going from a Cadillac plan to a Buick plan" is how it's been characterized), really threatens the city's finances.
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Let's assume a very simple example graph of people (as nodes) and KNOWS- and FRIEND_OF-relationships inbetween. Now I want to get every node that KNOWS a random person and is FRIEND_OF (this or) another person. Please consider, that I want to use a traversal to check those relations instead of a simple node.hasRelationship().
Therefore I would describe a TraversalDescription that checks the path-length in its Evaluator and chooses the KNOWS-relation on step 1. If there is one I (automatically) go to the connected KNOWS-node in the path and would then have to make a step back to the outgoing-node. Therefore I would just check when path.length == 2 for incoming KNOWS-relation and set the continue-variable to true if the current traversed node has the id of the path-startnode.
The problem: I never come back to the path-startnode (the one I checked for the KNOWS-relation), it never appears in the evaluator; I also tried to user different UNIQUENESS-parameters but none of then worked.
/edit: Here's my traversal description (pseudo code more or less):
TraversalDescription td = Traversal.description()
.relationships(RelTypes.KNOWS, Direction.BOTH)
.relationships(RelTypes.FRIEND_OF, Direction.OUTGOING)
.evaluate(new Evaluator(){
public Object evaluate(final Path path){
if (path.length == 0) return EXCLUDE_CONTINUE;
Relation currentRel = path.lastRelationship();
boolean continue = false;
boolean include = false;
if (path.length == 1){
// check for outgoing knows-relation
continue = currentRel.isType(KNOWS) && currentRel.startNode().getId == path.startNode().getId();
else if (path.length == 2){
// check for outgoing knows-relation to the original start node
toContinue = currentRel.isType(KNOWS) && currentRel.startNode().getId == path.startNode().getId();
else if (path.length == 3){
// ...
return Evaluation.of(toContinue, include);


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Hides are not technically leather until after theyve been tanned. After we select the hides, we then ship them off to the Tuscan mountains of Italy where the best tanners in the world reside. Once the hides are tanned, they can then be referred to as Italian leather. The tanning process for WalletBe wallets is complex and requires our complete attention to detail. We make sure that the tanners match the exact seasonal colors weve chosen. In the past, our wallet colors have included, among so many others, Classic Black, Ferrari Red, Mahogany Brown, Ocean Blue, Purple, and Kelly Green. Some of our leather is two-toned – a light tone interior hand stitched together with a dark tone exterior – which requires the Italian tanner to tan by hand – a true art. Its an artisan skill that only the Italian tanners in the Tuscan mountains know to do.
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Elemendorf AFB's open house is this Saturday and Sunday here in ANC.
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America the Fat? Nationwide Obesity Rates are at Highest Levels Since 2008
Obesity rates are above 15 percent in all but one of the 189 communities surveyed by Gallup and Healthways, despite the goal set by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Healthy People 2010 program.
In fact, according to their survey, the U.S. obesity rate as a whole rose to 27.1 percent, which is the highest rate recorded nationwide since Gallup and Healthways began tracking in 2008.


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Who's Taller: Liam Hemsworth or Joel McHale?
Actors Liam Hemsworth and Joel McHale are both tall drinks of water. The Hunger Games star towers over his fiancée, Miley Cyrus, who's 5'5". Meanwhile, the Community actor is almost a whole head taller than his wife. These attractive actors are both over 6', but which one is taller?


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1. "Beyond the Hills" – Cristian Mungiu
Cristian Mungiu's autumnal epic of an orthodox nunnery in rural Romania, and the outsider who intrudes it, is damning and gorgeous. An uncompromising critique of superstition as institutional malevolence.
2. "The Grey" – Joe Carnahan
Joe Carnahan's millennial "Deliverance" floored me, not least because it's a mainstream movie unafraid to be relentlessly bleak. Liam Neeson's performance is dedicated and hard-as nails to the bitter end, and the CGI wolves who stalk the film are viscerally terrifying.
3. "Perfect Sense" – David Mackenzie
This poetic, sexy and very sad apocalypse film played for a week at the Santa Monica 4-Plex before disappearing from theaters. A brilliantly matched Ewan McGregor and Eva Green play prickly cynics who fall in love as an epidemic of sensory loss sweeps the globe.
4. "Sister" – Ursula Meier
Ursula Meier's fairytale of a sparkling ski resort at the top of a mountain and the forgotten young woman and child who live in unromanticized poverty at its base. The film's resonant last shot of two souls passing on a ski lift communicates the complex, wretched yet inextricable bonds of family.
5. "Django Unchained" – Quentin Tarantino
I sometimes find Tarantino's films overly clever and referential, but this Spaghetti Southern has the genuine feel of Sergio Leone lifted from the grave. Christoph Waltz' hilarious, charismatic turn as Dr. King Schultz is a revelation in an already very strong ensemble cast.
6. "Amour" – Michael Haneke
Immaculate direction and stunning, energetic performances from octogenarian French legends Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva. Haneke's unsentimental, clinical style is a perfect match for a story that in other hands could turn sappy.
7. "Ginger & Rosa" – Sally Potter
A beautiful, intensely personal portrait of two British teen girls coming of age as the Cuban Missile Crisis looms like the Grim Reaper over the world. 14-year-old Elle Fanning's turn as a budding artist and revolutionary is superb.
8. "In the Shadow" – David Ondricek
The Czech Oscar entry is a gorgeously rendered neo-noir and policier, which at once recalls the aesthetic of "Miller's Crossing" and the shot-to-shot elegance of a fine graphic novel.
9. "Zero Dark Thirty" – Kathryn Bigelow
An investigative epic, a ghost hunt, and a steady trek through the dark that, at 157 minutes, never loses its momentum. I admire Jessica Chastain's unwieldy performance, and Bigelow's refusal to give us a pat sense of resolution.
10. "Stories We Tell" – Sarah Polley
Sarah Polley's documentary unearthing family secrets and lies is melancholic, funny and even suspenseful. She shows a knack for the form, and for playing with it in a way that questions the dubiousness of memory, bias and loyalty.
1. (tie) "Beasts of the Southern Wild" and "Life of Pi" :
A first-place tie is a cop out, I know. But these two films — deeply felt, thematically resonant, drop-dead gorgeous — fit together as two halves of the same whole, impossible to pry apart. At the heart of each is a young castaway beset by beasts, storms, and spirits. Stumbling but brave, their return from exile registers as the rebirth of the world, nothing short of miraculous.
3. "Lincoln"
It isn't the perfect tale of slavery's end, but Steven Spielberg's historical drama, aided by Daniel-Day Lewis' extraordinary performance in the title role, moves beyond heroism to highlight Lincoln's tenacious pragmatism. Powerful, controlled, and murkily beautiful, it is attuned to our troubled politics in the way of few movies, past or present.
Almost wordless, Brian M. Cassidy and Melanie Shatzky's bleak, finely observed independent stars the amazing Melissa Leo as an ex-convict trembling back into society. Walking the line between American Dream and American nightmare, it is not only the story of a woman tasting life anew — it's an oblique, pained portrait of the real lives of "the 47 percent."
5. "The Master"
If Paul Thomas Anderson's deeply misanthropic epic is about the life of a cult, the cult isn't Scientology — it's unthinking patriotism. As perhaps the strangest entry in his four-film revisionist history of the twentieth century, "The Master" may meander and wobble, but it is an ambitious, beautifully wrought rejection of the master narrative of postwar America. Joaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Amy Adams comprise the best ensemble of the year.
6. "Argo"
Tense and timely, an electric blend of "The Parallax View" and "Day for Night," Ben Affleck's tale of Hollywood magic during the Iran hostage crisis (from Chris Terrio's Oscar-worthy script) builds to a brilliant climax. It's a compelling reminder that the fantasy of the movies knows no borders.
Funny, good-natured, and unassuming, Lynn Shelton's story of an unexpected love triangle finds its rhythm between the beats; its pauses are more important than its punchlines. With Mark Duplass, Emily Blunt and Rosemarie DeWitt prove once again that they're the most charming, versatile performers in the business.
8. "Bernie"
Jack Black, never better, stars as the eponymous undertaker and small-town Texas hero in Richard Linklater's genre-blurring black comedy/confidence game, but it's the hilarious interviews with Carthage's coarse real-life citizens that make it so distinctive. They're a macabre, rollicking Greek chorus, and the film a gleefully unsettling surprise.
9. "Silver Linings Playbook"
It isn't the most innovative romantic comedy you'll ever see, but "Playbook" is a bighearted, winsome beauty, and it had me at hello. Jennifer Lawrence, turning her unstable young widow into a vivacious heroine, gives a good, old-fashioned star turn.
10. "Moonrise Kingdom"
Two kids in love's first blush, running away from storms literal and familial, are at the center of Wes Anderson's most recent piece of American Gothic. If the film's symbolism is a bit too on-the-nose, its blissful, bucolic aesthetic is still a dreamlike rendering of youth's possibilities.


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Get ready to swoon! Or not…
I'm sure many of you will fall in love with this side of Alex Pettyfer, but according to some critics, Endless Love is a "Romeo & Juliet in high school as dreamed up by Nicholas Sparks after a lobotomy".
Ouch. But seriously, how many of you thought Endless Love was a film adaptation of one of Nicholas Sparks's novels?
While the 23-year-old actor looked extra studly promoting the film, the movie has been receiving a lot of bad reviews. Some say it's boring, while others say the only good thing about it is the soundtrack!
Alex, on the other hand, is really happy about getting this role. During an interview WSBT22, he said:
It's not about any genre for me, it's more about the subject matter, reading a script and seeing what's appealing. I love romantic dramas. I love films like 'Love, Actually' and 'Bridget Jones's Diary.' So when 'Endless Love' came along, I was really inspired to make a romantic film. The way the filmmakers wanted to tell the story was so original. As an actor, doing a remake is sometimes the kiss of death, but this film has really turned out fantastic and I'm so proud of it.
Sucks that people are saying the movie sucks then! The film's trailer looks like Alex and his co-star Gabriella Wilde have great chemistry!
But I guess all trailers are good. Endless Love comes out today if you're still looking for a last minute Valentine's Day idea…


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Amishland (Central Show)
Man, is it great to be out in the country again. Tom and I were pulling out of the parking lot of Yoder�s Kitchen in Arthur, IL, heart of the Amish country, when I looked to the east and observed a brilliant full moon illuminating a large patch of cloud. I marveled at how amazing it is to be only 3 hours from Chicago yet feel like I�m in a different world. Of course, that�s because I am in a different world out here! Our waitress wore traditional Mennonite head covering and long dress. Several horse drawn buggies zipped by on the main street. Tomorrow we will explore a handful of sights and speak to some Amish who will tell us about their lifestyle. (NOTE: It didn�t happen. The man who said he would talk to us changed his mind.)
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... What platform are you running on and I can offer more customized tips to your setup?
Any suggestion for command line unit/functional testing?
What are you firing up the simulator to test? That your layout works (something which would be difficult to test outside the widget engine) or that the code parses correctly and doesn't have errors (something a Javascript IDE could get you a long ways towards)?
I just answered my own question. But I was lazy and hoping that some of the dev team use test driven development as a methodology and that I can leech off your test harnesses. :-)
My basic setup is to create a Project in my workspace for the Framework (homed under Framework/kontx/1.1/src/) and then a new Project for each of the widgets I am working on (homed under the /Contents directory). By homing the project directories like that it keeps the lowest amount of nested folders possible.
I was curious to know if anyone has an dev environment recommendations. Consider testing requires a restart of the widget simulator for each testing iteration, any sort of syntax checking before deployment could help shave off significant amounts of dev time.
thoth@siwa ~ $ ls -l /devwidgets/total 8lrwxrwxrwx 1 thoth thoth 59 Nov 6 14:55 bobtv.widget -> /home/thoth/work/TandbergLabs/yahoo-tv-widgets/bobtv.widgetlrwxrwxrwx 1 thoth thoth 64 Nov 11 14:07 gridpsycho.widget -> /home/thoth/work/TandbergLabs/yahoo-tv-widgets/gridpsycho.widgetlrwxrwxrwx 1 thoth thoth 67 Nov 13 14:47 ladybugherder.widget -> /home/thoth/work/TandbergLabs/yahoo-tv-widgets/ladybugherder.widget
Look in /usr/local/Konfabulator
I do not have a Framework or Contents folder there. Here are the files and directories I have: Perhaps I installed incorrectly?
Or you could try looking a couple directories deeper. ;)Rather than a hint, how about giving an actual path?
Actually, I've found the answer to my own question. The source does appear to be packaged up in some file in the install. At runtime, it seems to get unpacked into ~/TVWidgets/Konfabulator-*/data/Overlay/Script
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'Cowboy' arrested for making meth in Salem Twp. trailer
State and federal agents looking for a man wanted on methamphetamine production charges raided a Salem Township trailer Monday morning and found an active meth lab, according to court records.
Authorities raided the mobile home at 51 Sleepy Hollow Lane in the Sleepy Hollow Trailer Park, which is occupied by Chris "Cowboy" Cragle, 37, and Jill Tubbs, no age given.
Prosecutors say they began investigating Cragle earlier this month after a confidential informant gave them "comprehensive" information about people involved in two separate meth operations.
The informant knew Cragle was wanted for making meth, the affidavit says.
Court documents show Cragle was charged last year with numerous drug manufacturing offenses alleging he was operating a meth lab. Prosecutors say they raided Cragle's mobile home and truck in April and found more than nine pounds of meth along with materials used to make the drug, including 10 ounces of red phosphorus.
Luzerne County Judge David Lupas issued a bench warrant for Cragle's arrest in October 2012 after Cragle failed to appear in court, records show. He was free on $200,000 bail at the time.
According to the affidavit, the informant told investigators Cragle has been making meth in the meantime and had access to numerous firearms.
After learning about Cragle's location, U.S. Marshals and investigators with the state Attorney General's Office went to his mobile home Monday morning. Cragle answered the door and was arrested about 7 a.m.
As officers cleared the home, they saw in plain view items associated with making meth, including an electric burner on a nightstand in a bedroom and glass containers under the bed, the affidavit says. Cragle admitted he had been cooking meth and that he had a firearm in the house, prosecutors said.
Officers got the warrant to search the property for paraphernalia associated with cooking meth.
Agents had not filed charges in connection with the search warrant as of Monday afternoon. Cragle was being held in the Luzerne County Correctional Facility on the bench warrant.
He told investigators he did not know where Tubbs was.
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Hi all,
When I'm using IE (MS Internet Explorer), I want to add a picture in my mail body. So I click add attachment and select "show images in message body" Then when I click "Attach" button. It will show me that Finished Attaching Files. But nothing had added.
When I'm using Firefox and Chrome, no this issue. Have you anybody can answer my question?


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You evil beings!
Ever since I came here I've been more and more focused on building my damn map! But I cannot make it fast enough! You all post maps that are wonderful and I sit with my map day in and day out(or when I have time and motivation).
I want to get my maps up here so you can judge them asap but it is taking some time for me and I hate it! ^^
And now, back to map-making