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Robert Kneip, 74, of Le Mars, Iowa passed away on Monday, June 17, 2013 at Mercy Medical Center in Sioux City, Iowa. Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, June 20, 2013 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Le Mars. Father Kevin Richter will preside in the celebration Mass. Burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery in Le Mars. Visitation will begin at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 19, 2013 at the Bob Kneip family gym (Gehlen Catholic School) in Le Mars with a Scriptural Prayer Service at 7:00 p.m. There will also be one hour of visitation at the church prior to Mass on Thursday. Expressions of sympathy may be directed through www.mauerjohnsonfh.com
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Brigadier General Meir Bokovza subject to threats by right-wing activists ever since leading evacuation of West Bank outpost; despite special security arrangements, officer's car set on fire Tuesday night by unknown assailant
Eli Senyor
Latest Update: 02.15.06, 11:35 / Israel News
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Torched car (Photo: Yossi Zeliger)
Since the operation, Bokovza and other senior police officers have been subject to threats on the part of right-wing activists. The Ben-Gurion Airport police thus provided him with special security arrangements, which included frequent patrols near his home. Nonetheless, an unknown person succeeded in approaching his home.
The man poured an inflammable material on the police car and on another car. Within a few seconds, the two vehicles were totally burned.
A man who passed near the house noticed the flames, and rushed to notify Bokovza. Police officers and senior police commanders were dispatched to the area within minutes.
"When we arrived, the car was already totally burned. There is no doubt that it was torched," Commander Morris Horesh told Ynet.
"We recently boosted security arrangements around the officer's house, due of the fact that he was threatened after the Amona evacuation. It's very possible that this was the motive for setting the car on fire, but we are still looking into other possible motives," he added.
Under surveillance
"This is a very severe incident," police sources told Ynet.
They stressed that the car does not bear a police license plate, and therefore estimate that the officer was under surveillance on the officer's his way home.
Peace Now's Secretary General Yariv Oppenheimer said the incitement led by settlers against the police triggered the torching of the officer's car.
"The car was set on fire as a direct result of the wild incitement carried out every day by the settler leaders and right wing Knesset members. The settler leadership must stop this before there are casualties," he said.
Knesset Member Avshalom Vilan (Meretz) also blamed setter leaders for the torching of the car.
"Effie Eitam and his friends are responsible because their tongue-lashing at police officers. I call on them to condemn the incident, and the police need to indict the offenders," he said.
Bokovza was appointed as deputy commander of the Judea and Samaria district a year and a half ago, and as part of his job is in charge of the West Bank settlements.
This is not the only investigation being conducted following the violent Amona incidents, which included hurling stones at security forces, massive use of clubs by police officers and, according to the settlers, inappropriate behavior by the police officers, which included sexual harassment of
female settlers.
A parliamentary inquiry commission
set up by the Knesset is expected to look into all of these incidents, in spite of the government's objection.
Efrat Weiss and Roee Nahmias contributed to the report

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When General Convention meets in Salt Lake City next year, it may encounter the unusual choice of electing Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori to serve another term. In 1996, the final year of Edmond Browning's tenure as the Episcopal Church's 24th presiding bishop, General Convention elected Frank T. Griswold III to a term shortened by three years. Anyone who has watched how the office affects its occupants should see humane and merciful logic informing this term limit. Nine years is plenty of time to make one's mark on the Episcopal Church. The President of the United States is entrusted with deeper governing responsibilities, and serves eight years, if re-elected.
Episcopalians who enjoy church politics have speculated about a second term for Bishop Jefferts Schori at least since the Joint Nominating Committee for the Election of the Presiding Bishop began its work in late 2012. Now, courtesy of a reflective post by Rev. Canon Mark Harris at Preludium, the topic is being discussed more widely.
The discussion ought not be treated as a referendum on Bishop Jefferts Schori's years of service. There are as many opinions about those years as there are Episcopalians who follow the life of their church. Rather, the idea should remain theoretical unless sufficient bishops choose to nominate Bishop Jefferts Schori by petition.
Asking the presiding bishop to stand for re-election before then:
Let the joint nominating committee fulfill its charge. If bishops then nominate Bishop Jefferts Schori for re-election, they will give it due consideration. If the House of Bishops re-elects the presiding bishop, so be it. But let's have no attempts to disrupt the field before a slate appears.
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The projections have slowly been getting better over the last three years, and according to a survey released Tuesday, those in mid-Michigan looking for work could soon be getting a much needed boost.
Every quarter, every year, a Lansing company called Manpower surveys 16,000 employers from every imaginable industry. In its most recent report, close to one-third of employers say they plan to hire more people starting next month. An impressive increase could be seen in mid-Michigan.
Elaine Sandbrook, Manpower's Area Manager, says the area is seeing a lot of stability and 33% of the industry is going to be hiring. Surveyors predict a jump in manufacturing, durable goods, and even seasonal jobs like construction.
Stephanie Marin, Director of MI Works Charlotte office, says she hopes the reports are correct, but in her line of work, there has been a decrease in the number of open positions.
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5 May 2013 6:13 PM #1
Sencha 2.2.2:971 Uncaught null getDisplayName - points to framework as problem
Attachment 43555
OS: Mac 10.6.8
Architect: 2.2.2:971
Project: ST2.1
Forced upgrade on load of Architect.
Download + install.
Project must be upgraded > pop-up in screen capture above the result.
Log: "Unable to Export Project".
Probable, if I checkout the SA2.2.1 files from repo.
Unfortunately I went through this process before my first coffee, and I've changes not checked in.
I'll run a diff and some other checks - will post anything relevant to assist bug fixes.
Result Expected:
Architect working better than before and ability to purely focus on this Sencha project with higher productivity.
Result Instead:
Will have to comb my code for missing objects / components and other assorted goodies before being able to continue project, while pondering implications on sprint deadlines, once again by a beta quality licensed product.
Possible Fix:
Cancel by any means any suggested upgrade until the Sencha Users Beta Testing Live Expansions goes through a couple weeks of bug fixes. It's too expensive to use the product otherwise.
5 May 2013 6:27 PM #2
Result of Upgrade - by git diff output:
110.instances of "designer|userClassName" removed.
2.....instances of "designer|userClassName" added.
Supposed rule of thumb:
userClassName ? remove : add;
6 May 2013 11:51 AM #3
Aaron Conran
- Child level components never should have had designer|userClassName stored. These have been removed.
- Top level components that are resources were previously not storing their designer|userClassName. This was a bug and triggered resources to be lost at times if the auto calculated user class name didn't match
6 May 2013 11:53 AM #4
We'd be glad to take a look at your project if you could send it to us privately at architect.feedback at sencha.com and provide a link to this thread.Aaron Conran
13 May 2013 10:43 AM #5
Any chance at getting a copy of your project? We'd like to get this fixed and have been unable to reproduce.Aaron Conran


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ScoreMobile showcases Integration with BBM at BlackBerry DEVCON 2010
Earlier this week at the BlackBerry Developers Conference Toronto's Score Media demonstrated forthcoming features and functionality for their ScoreMobile App that leverage the newly announced BlackBerry Messenger SDK.
In months to come, ScoreMobile users will be able to directly access BBM contact lists, share news, scores and photos, and invite friends to download the app. The BBM SDK will also allow ScoreMobile users to create groups for trash talking, sharing status updates, and setting sport-specific custom avatars.
Many sports fans already use BBM during live events and the ability to embed its functionality within ScoreMobile will deepen user engagement, lengthen session visits, and virally grow the user base.


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Greenville Utilities says 700 of their customers were without power Saturday afternoon.
They say the heavy rainstorm with winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour caused the outages, which peaked at 700 around 3:30 P.M. They say the majority of those customers were in the Stokes area, where a tree fell across a power line.
The roof of a mobile home in Pactolus blew off hitting power lines, causing outages for approximately 150 customers there. G.U.C. says a handful of outages affected customers in the Meadowbrook, Kings Crossroads and Charles Boulevard areas as well.
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BATON ROUGE, La., Feb. 2. THE Florida State women's swimming and diving team, ranked No. 21 nationally by the College Swim Coaches Association of America, broke the school record for victories in a season with 13, by defeating Louisiana State, 138-105, Rice University, 149-86 and Louisiana-Monroe, 206-32, Saturday in Baton Rouge, La. The Lady Seminoles' 13 wins eclipse the previous record of 11 victories, which came in 1981.
The Lady Seminoles were able to defeat all three opponents due to their depth, despite only winning four of the meet's 12 events. This marks the second meet in a row which FSU's depth in the individual events has propelled them to victory. In last week's upset win over then-ranked No. 21 Alabama, the Lady Seminoles won six of 16 events, but finished second, third and fourth in the majority of the meet's races to take the 164-136 victory.
Emma Dutton earned two victories for the Lady Seminoles, one in the 200-yard individual medley and another as part of the 400-medley relay team. Dutton's win in the 200 IM came in at 2:06.10 and she, along with Emily Breen, Candice Nethercott and Christy Cech, won the 400 medley relay with a time of 3:48.31.
FSU's divers had an impressive meet as they went up against LSU, which won last season's diving national championship. Tiffany Manning won the three-meter with a scored of 315.05. On the one-meter, Manning turned in a second-place performance, scoring 262.75 points
Laura Kenney picked up the Lady Seminoles' only other win in the 200 backstroke. Kenney touched the wall a whole second ahead of her competition at 2:06.01.
Important team points were turned in by Angie Leach in the 1,650-yard free (third place, 17:12.67), Loren Hansen in the 200 free (second, 1:52.57), Cech in the 50 free (second, 23.44) and 100 free (third, 51.35), Lisa How in the 200 IM (third, 2:08.29) and 200 butterfly (third, 2:05.80), Amber Goodwin in the 200 back (third, 2:09.01) and Keryn Krynauw in the 200 breaststroke (second, 2:19.49).
Today's meet was to be a huge test for the Lady Seminoles, as they defeated two previously ranked teams in LSU, head coach Neil Harper's Alma matter, and Rice. The last time the women were ranked in the top 25, FSU lost consecutive road meets to Clemson and Florida.
The Lady Seminoles will return to action on Saturday, February 9, when they host South Carolina at 11 a.m. at the Bobby E. Leach Aquatic Center on the FSU campus. Saturday's dual meet against the Game Cocks will be the featured athletic event during FSU's National Girls & Women Sports Day.
The Rice Owls defeated Louisiana-Monroe 138-70 despite coming up short against No. 21 Florida State (149-86) and LSU (151-83).
Rice junior Mandy Mularz won the 50-yard freestyle and added a second-place finish in the 100 free. Freshman Lauren Hill joined Mularz with a first-place showing in the 200 breaststroke and a second in the 200
individual medley.
Sophomore Elaine Lee won the 200 butterfly in 2:03.92, the Owls' fastest time of the season in that event.
Freshman Corrie Kristick and sophomore Jackie Corcoran finished second and third, respectively, in the 500 free. It was Corcoran's fourth consecutive top-three finish in the event and Kristick's third straight.
Rice (3-5-1) closed out the dual meet season with Saturday's meet and will next compete at the WAC Championships beginning Feb. 28 in San Antonio.


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Daryl L. Mason
Daryl Mason was a three-year all-conference player on Butler's basketball teams, 1971-74. Perhaps the greatest rebounder ever to play for the Bulldogs, he set and continues to hold Butler's single game (26), single season (354) and career (961) rebounding records. On five different occasions, Daryl snared 19 or more rebounds. He averaged 11.9 points and 12.3 rebounds for his career, and he was named to Butler's 1970's All-Decade team.


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Panthers Going After Derrick Henry in the Draft?? Please let It Be So
Panther_Brotherhood replied to SportsCrazie4172's topic in Carolina PanthersThe only similarity between Henry and Bo is that they played in the state of Alabama and won a Heisman. Bo Jackson was a transcendent talent who could've been in the hall of fame for two sports if he doesn't have his injury. Henry had the benefit of playing behind one of the best/biggest Offensive Lines in college football. I'm not saying that Henry isn't a great back, but I'm not sure that hes a first round talent. His lateral quickness is no where near the ability of AP or Bo. He lacks initial burst and quickness. If you watch videos of him run, a lot of his highlights, especially from the past season, he goes untouched. Going untouched to the endzone is a great indicator of a dominant offensive line controlling the LoS. Bo Jackson is 6'1" and ran 4.12 40 at 230 lbs (playing weight) AP is 6'1" and ran a 4.4 40 at 217 lbs (Combine weight) Henry is 6'3" and ran a 4.54 at 247 lbs (Combine weight) Your argument that his style of running bodes well because of two other "upright" style runners have been successful, but its clear that AP and Bo are two completely different beast. Henry is a downhill runner, and can be really successful with a team that utilizes a zone blocking scheme. But hes a complete different type of runner from Bo or AP who could make one cut and blow everyone away.
Panthers Going After Derrick Henry in the Draft?? Please let It Be So
Panther_Brotherhood replied to SportsCrazie4172's topic in Carolina PanthersA 6'3"RB who runs rather upright and has a high center of gravity is a no go
One Carolina
Panther_Brotherhood replied to CarolinaSunday's topic in Carolina PanthersNo Duke, Clemson, State, or App St but the fuging Intimidators, HPU and Elon?
Huddle Contest: Tickets and Pregame Field Passes
Panther_Brotherhood replied to Jeremy Igo's topic in Carolina PanthersI love the Panthers so much, I'll drive 11 straight hours from Baton Rouge on Saturday (after winning the tickets) and cheer as loud as possible, scream my head off, lose my voice, and then stay after the win until I'm forced to leave the stadium, and then drive back to Baton Rouge. I also will wave the tickets in all the Aints fans faces who were staying at home watching the game
Set your DVR...
Panther_Brotherhood replied to Lilsmitty09's topic in Carolina PanthersIt's a story of our season, NFL films style. I swear some of you are a bunch of big flapping pussies
Remember When Delhomme Ripped His Pants?
Panther_Brotherhood replied to Lilsmitty09's topic in Carolina PanthersOh baby deshaun foster at the end. He looked so good at times
La'El Collins may be in play after all
Panther_Brotherhood replied to Mr. Scot's topic in Carolina Panthershe was the top LT in this years draft...
Why we should draft Dorial Green-Beckham
Panther_Brotherhood replied to SCP's topic in Carolina PanthersYou should photoshop Cam's face onto the stick figure, and then Gettlemans on the massive boner
Why we should draft Dorial Green-Beckham
Panther_Brotherhood replied to SCP's topic in Carolina PanthersHe's off to an early start on 4/20 But seriously, DGB with Dez would make the 'boys the GOAT on Madden
SB Nation does not have a clue
Panther_Brotherhood replied to Jmac's topic in Carolina PanthersI bet hes loving the hits hes getting right now
Panthers interested in Landon Collins
Panther_Brotherhood replied to Kuech the Sneak's topic in Carolina PanthersLandon Collins can go fug himself
Mr. Richardson did flex muscles regarding Hardy
Panther_Brotherhood replied to dswofford's topic in Carolina PanthersI'd rather the team have a great reputation on and off the field Let the Cowboys deal with the negative press. The less the Panthers are in the media, the better.
We won! Thank you huddle for your support.
Panther_Brotherhood replied to adub2b23's topic in Carolina PanthersDid you have a late surge or did the other people get caught for advertising?
Where has Nicole Holder been?
Panther_Brotherhood replied to Jeremy Igo's topic in Carolina PanthersWith a face like that, no wonder they thought Hardy hit her
Where has Nicole Holder been?
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CABIN JOHN, Md. (WUSA9) -- There have been three armed robberies in just two days in Montgomery County, and the suspects are still at large.
The latest happened early Wednesday morning at the CVS on Tuckerman Lane in Cabin John. Surveillance photos show two masked men, one with a gun, entering the store around 4:00 a.m.. Montgomery County Police say they confronted a CVS employee and demanded money.
"They appear to be black males in their twenties. One looked like he was wearing a fake beard. Another one had a ski mask with the eye holes cut out," said Captain Jim Daly with Montgomery County Police.
The suspects ran away from the store without getting any money, but an employee followed them out. That's when one of the suspects turned and fired, but missed that very lucky employee. For regulars at the Cabin John Shopping Center, they can hardly believe what happened.
"It's very disconcerting," said Leonard Schreiber, who's lived in Montgomery County for more than 40 years.
"It's quite scary and unexpected. This is a very safe area," said Jin Hee Wilde, who lives nearby. "My son was here at midnight last night. So had the hours been a little bit different, he could have been in the middle of it. It's a very scary thought."
Detectives are now trying to determine if the same suspects also robbed a bank in Rockville on Tuesday. Surveillance Photos from the Wells Fargo Bank on Congressional Lane show one suspect jumping over the counter, while the other fires a shot into the ceiling. Once again, these suspects were wearing masks and they also didn't get away with any money.
"That's certainly something investigators are looking at now, to see whether this was connected to the bank robbery that occurred yesterday," said Capt. Daly.
A third armed robbery took place at a SunTrust Bank along the Rockville Pike on Tuesday morning. Police believe it is not connected to the other two. But for Montgomery County residents, that almost makes them feel even more uneasy.
"I don't think we've had this many robberies in a long time, and I've lived in Montgomery County for over 40 years," said Schreiber.
"I guess Montgomery County isn't as safe as we once thought," said Wilde.
If you know anything about any of these armed robberies, contact Montgomery County Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS. All tips are anonymous and you could get a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest.


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And why hasn't the game done anything to stop it? I was just in a team that averaged 20s in levels, me being 56. The other side averaged in the high 40s(30s to 60s). It is not just the levels that are apart. There are usually more members in higher leveled team vs. the other because of frustrated users leaving. This is not a one time incident, to say otherwise would be a surprise. Again I ask, why are higher levels allowed to team up with higher levels? Shouldn't there be some balance like such implemented in TD?
I asked this in chat and received a response from Glock of all individuals. "Glock243: Because lower levels are scrubs" For him, it is all about EXP. As a premium user, I expect and note nothing of him than being a simple, irrelevant bottom feeder. His words, not mine.
Some would like a fair game, a challenge. The developers should address this when it comes to higher levels. Because no one likes losing, no matter the level, and especially when the odds are stacked against them. It is why they engage in this in the first place!


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Gay activists have lost numerous recent political battles. Their new strategy is to persuade courts to overrule voters on gay marriage. In Vermont they may very well succeed. The result: One state's supreme court could radically redefine marriage for the entire nation.
The hand-lettered sign in Gunther Hanelt's jewelry shop window reads, "commitment rings." As Valentine's Day nears, his sales are up-"though I sell more in the summer," he says, when this town at the far end of Cape Cod fills with tourists, mostly homosexual.
Will that sign-and similar signs in other jewelry shops here in Provincetown-come down if same-sex marriage is declared legal?
"Hmmm. I hadn't thought about it," he says. "Would they be wedding rings then?" he asks two friends.
"I guess so," says one, laughing. "Bet you're glad you didn't buy the neon one."
"Oh, yes, those are expensive," says Mr. Hanelt, a German native who came to this homosexual enclave in 1972. "But why should I change the sign? Even if it is marriage, won't it still be a commitment?"
"Would you ever get married?" his other friend asks. Gunther frowns, running a hand through his thinning hair, and goes back to the display cases he's dusting.
His first friend, who wears a thin, tight leather jacket, grimaces. "What about divorce? If we have gay marriage, will we have gay divorces?"
And this starts an argument. "Gay marriage," says one of the men, is the wrong term to use because it implies a different kind of marital status. "We should say 'legal marriage for gay couples.'"
"That won't work," argues another, because "the lesbians won't like it. You'll have to say the whole thing: legal marriage for gay, lesbian, bi-, and transgendered people. I'm tired already."
"You know," the other says, "this is really their thing. We don't care a thing about it. It's the lesbians. They're so political."
The other disagrees. "I care about it. You should, too. And anyway, it's coming. Before you know it. It's something that's really important."
He's absolutely right. Same-sex marriage could be a reality by this summer. Vermont has pulled ahead of Hawaii and Alaska in the race to the altar; last month, the Vermont Supreme Court listened to arguments in Baker vs. Vermont, a case brought by two lesbian couples and a homosexual couple.
The court probably will rule in April-June at the latest-and observers such as the University of Vermont's Peter Teachout expect the vote to be 3-2 in favor of gay marriage.
"What's disappointing is that this is coming about through the courts, even though there were some victories at the polls last fall," says Matt Daniels of the Massachusetts Family Institute, which filed an amicus brief in the Vermont case.
In both Hawaii and Alaska, voters approved state defense of marriage amendments by margins of 2-to-1 on Nov. 4. Vermonters won't have the opportunity to vote on the same sort of amendment to their constitution until 2002, which means nearly four years of legally binding same-sex marriages before residents have a say in the matter.
And conservatives shouldn't pin their hopes on the federal Defense of Marriage (DOMA) law, passed by Congress and signed by President Clinton in 1996. DOMA is intended to prevent federal agencies from recognizing same-sex marriages, and to allow individual states to refuse to recognize homosexual marriages performed in other states. Homosexual activist groups are already claiming that the law is fatally flawed; they argue that it conflicts with the "Full Faith and Credit Clause" of the U.S. Constitution, which says that contracts and judicial proceedings validated by one state should be honored by other states.
Many legal scholars, however, believe the law is sound. "In the second sentence of the Full Faith and Credit Clause the Constitution reads: 'And the Congress may by general Laws prescribe the Manner in which such Acts, Records and Proceedings shall be proved, and the Effect thereof,'" points out Amherst College's Hadley Arkes. If Congress can't act under this clause, he asks, who can?
A number of gay advocacy groups, including the Partners Task Force for Gay and Lesbian Couples and the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, say the Supreme Court should take charge. They will challenge the constitutionality of DOMA as soon as the Baker decision comes down and, most likely, homosexuals begin to "marry."
"I think what this means is that Christians had better get ready," says Mr. Daniels. "This promises to be the Roe vs. Wade of the homosexual movement; if it happens, the floodgates will open and the landscape will change dramatically."
The Partners Task Force, a homosexual lobbying group based in Seattle, is quite clear about what those changes could entail.
"Couples married by a state government are automatically granted a broad range of rights at the federal level," the group argues in its "Quick Facts on Legal Marriage for Same Sex Couples" publication. Those federal and state rights include child custody, property rights, insurance breaks, joint adoption and foster care, sick leave, wrongful death benefits, Social Security survivor benefits, divorce protections, and automatic inheritance.
But ultimately, the debate is not about sick leave or even tolerance, one analyst says. Homosexual activists hope to use same-sex marriage to legitimize their movement and put the clout of the government behind their behavior.
"What first asks for tolerance soon begins to make demands for acceptance, and then seeks mandatory acceptance," warns Robert Knight of the Family Research Council. "If this happens in Vermont or Hawaii or elsewhere-and right now things look grim, especially in Vermont-then I think churches will come under a great deal of pressure to conform and accept homosexuality. I would expect churches' tax-exempt status to be threatened, and teaching the biblical view of homosexuality could be considered a hate crime."
That's not a far-fetched apocalyptic scenario; the National Education Association in 1997 changed the wording in its resolution on teaching about homosexuality from "tolerance" to "acceptance."
And writing in the magazine Out in 1994, activist Michelangelo Signorile said, "The most subversive action lesbians and gay men can undertake-and one that would perhaps benefit all of society-is to transform the notion of 'family' entirely." The fight for same-sex marriage is the way to "debunk a myth and radically alter an archaic institution that as it now stands keeps us down."
What might an America with legalized same-sex marriage look like? Provincetown provides some clues; as a long-time homosexual enclave, the town sees itself as a crusader in coercing tolerance. Not surprisingly, the public schools are the proving grounds.
"We are on a trailblazing path," says Susan Fleming, the superintendent of the Provincetown public school system. "The whole question is making gays and lesbians, whether through visuals or examples or acknowledging different family structures, visible."
In 1997, the school board voted to begin teaching preschoolers and all other students about homosexuality and alternative lifestyles. Now, representatives from Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFFLAG) speaks in all kindergarten classes.
And the district's "Provincetown Anti-Bias School and Community Project" calls for purging all "bias" from the curriculum.
"When we say anti-bias education," a Project statement reads, "we are talking about equipping students, parents, teachers and the community at large with the tools needed to combat racism, sexism, ableism, classism, heterosexism, and homophobia and all forms of oppression, to find ways to build a society that includes all people on equal footing."
That's why poet John Milton, for example, won't be tolerated; one high school teacher, John Perry Ryan, declared an end to the curricular "dominance" of "white Europeans who are also very heterosexual, very Christian, very male."
The district gave teachers a handbook titled "Rethinking Our Classrooms," which says, "Teaching children to be critical of oppression is teaching true morality." The school board is also actively seeking homosexual employees.
Massachusetts itself is funding programs that promote homosexuality within the public schools; a Governor's Commission on Gay and Lesbian Youth spent $1 million last year to fund school clubs (Gay/Straight Alliances) on 140 campuses throughout the state. Gov. William Weld also signed a Gay and Lesbian Student Rights law in 1992; that office also helps pay for an annual Gay and Straight Youth Pride Day celebration in Boston.
But some of Provincetown's other neighbors seem a little less enlightened. For some years now, there's been a feud between Provincetown residents and officials at the Cape Cod National Seashore in South Wellfleet. The homosexuals have been treating it as a nude beach; park rangers at the federally managed site ticket the ones they catch during infrequent "crackdowns." A Provincetown selectman who has been fined by park rangers three times now, David Atkinson, was elected on a nudity platform. (Three of the town's five selectmen are homosexual.)
The same-sex marriage controversy is really a tale of tactics; recently, it seems homosexual activists have given up on winning in the arena of public opinion. Last year, for example, groups such as the Human Rights Campaign and the National Organization for Women had Valentine's Day demonstrations in support of gay marriage.
For its part, NOW offered a list of "Suggested Chants and Songs," including "We're here, we're queer, We're walking down the aisle;" a Barney-esque "I love her, she loves me, ho-mo-sex-u-al-i-ty, People think we're just friends, but we're really lesbians"; and of course, "What do we want? Marriage rights! When do we want them? Now!"
There's no repeat event scheduled for this year. Instead, homosexual activists are looking to the courts. "Most Americans oppose gay marriage," writes San Jose Mercury News columnist Joanne Jacobs. "They can tolerate gays having sex, but not gays having in-laws."
Still, she argues, "Sooner or later, Vermont or some other state will start issuing licenses to same-sex couples, no lightening bolts will strike the town clerk's office, and heterosexuals will begin wondering what all the fuss was about."
In other words, the homosexual lobby can worry about public opinion later. It's a smart strategy; changing public opinion will be easier when homosexual activists have a state supreme court ruling (and consequently the government) on their side.
That coffee klatch at Gunther Hanelt's jewelry store sees that the drive for same-sex marriage is "a fight for legitimacy."
A lesbian couple enters the store, holding hands. They spend some time looking at the rings and ask to see a set with matching baguette diamonds. Gunther unlocks the case and removes the tray. The women inspect the rings, then thank him and leave.
His friends pick up the thread of a previous conversation; last night, at the Holiday Inn's Whaler Lounge, two men won a karaoke contest by dressing as Saddam Hussein and Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz, and singing Jan and Dean's "Popsicle."
"I thought I was going to split," laughs one. The other agrees, "It was the berets."
Gunther hadn't gone to the party, and one of his friends chides him for it.
"You could have closed up and come on over," he says. "The street was dead last night."
"That's true," Gunther admits. "No one came in."
He leans forward to explain to a browsing customer. "I make most of my yearly earnings during the (tourist) season. So it's slow now; it will pick up in spring. And in the summer, look out! I'll do a big business then!"


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Here's the second full trailer for the live-action Kiki's Delivery Service and also shows the first footage of Kiki's cat Jiji.
The story of a young witch, who uses her flying broom to start a delivery business, Hayao Miyazaki directed an animated adaptation of the story in 1989 - It is based on the 1985 novel of the same name by Eiko Kadono. Disney released an English language version in 1998. The look of the new live-action film is heavily influenced by Miyazaki's designs and storytelling.
Directed by Takashi Shimizu, "Kiki" is portrayed by actress Shoshiba Fuka; Kotobuki Minako is the voice of Kiki's black cat, Jiji. The film will open in Japan on March 1.
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New grant funds gang prevention programs
Mayor Kevin Johnson announced Tuesday that Sacramento was awarded the CalGRIP (California Gang Reduction, Intervention and Prevention) grant of $250,000 from the state, which will help fund several programs for gang prevention.
With more than 50 gangs in Sacramento and 5,000 kids involved in gangs, public safety continues to remain a top priority with a comprehensive gang initiative, Johnson said during his weekly press conference.
"It's a paradigm shift from enforcement and reentry to prevention. We want to shift to the intervention side of the equation. We'll be able to focus on literacy, job skills, and thirdly more mentoring opportunities," Johnson said.
Project Learn of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento, along with Sacramento Reads, will continue to collaborate on a reading intervention program that makes sure all first through third graders can read at grade level before leaving third-grade.
Project Learn is a program that provides fun and academically beneficial activities such as leisure writing, learning activities and discussions with knowledgeable adults. For more information on Project Learn click here.
Created in 2011, Sacramento Reads is a third-grade literacy campaign focused on the literacy crisis. According to Sacramento Reads website, only 37 percent of third-graders will be able to read at grade level by the end of third grade. To close this gap, the campaign will focus on making sure children are ready for school and raising school attendance in 14 schools throughout the city's five districts. For more information on Sacramento Reads click here.
According to Sacramento Reads Director Nikolas Howard, there is a distinct correlation between third-grade reading abilities, high school dropouts, and gang activity.
Not a lot of studies show that illiteracy by third grade has the outcome of gang activity, but in an attempt to understand the link between illiteracy and gangs, studies from Folsom Prison indicate that over 70 percent of inmates are functionally illiterate, Howard said.
"We can't arrest our way out of situations with young people. We can't allow them to get in the back of police cars. We need to get to them much, much sooner than that," City Councilman Jay Schenirer said.
According Schenirer, the money from the grant will go into prevention activities, such as funding Project Learn at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento.
Over 500 children in the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento will benefit from the CalGRIP grant by its ability to continue funding current gang prevention programs.
"The wonderful thing about this (CalGRIP) grant is that you get a twofer: We had a very successful gang prevention grant that we had been rolling out with fourth through sixth grades in partnership with Sacramento City Unified School District, and this CalGRIP grant overlays our program, which is an evidence-based program. It will services over 500 kids. One hundred first through third graders will be targeted to make sure they know how to read," CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento Maureen Price said.
The WayUp initiative by Schenirer helps students attain job skills with Summer at City Hall internships. In partnerships with Sacramento City Unified School District, which is providing two unnamed teachers for the program, selected high school students will take civics and government classes in the morning at City Hall for school credit, and work as interns in the afternoon.
The money from the grant will be distributed in pieces. The Boys & Girls Clubs, WayUp, and Sacramento Reads and direct programming will get an undisclosed amount each. Down the line, a division or department within the Parks and Recreation department that is solely concerned with young people will be created, Schenirer said.
"We wrote the grant very specifically so that we could provide dollars to programs that we can track and we will see results and we will come back and report to this community about how we are doing," Schenirer said.
For more information on the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento click here. For more information on the WayUp program, click here, and to learn more about the Sacramento Reads campaign, click here.


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Forbes 400 list of wealthiest Americans: The top in the nation and in Arizona
Forbes magazine released its 2013 list of 400 wealthiest Americans, with two Arizonans who made last year's list not making the cut this time around. Check out the top earners in the nation and Arizona, and the two Arizonans that didn't make this year's list:Wealthiest in U.S. and Arizona
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Marvin Dean Stephenson - April 22, 2010
Marvin Dean Stephenson, 72, former Grant, Neb., resident, died April 22, 2010 at the Colorado State Veterans Center at Homelake, Colo.
Marvin was born Feb. 13, 1938 in Holyoke, Colo. to William Ray and Faythe E. Sasse Stephenson. He married his wife of 49 years, Kathleen M. Loeffelholz on Sept. 24, 1960 in Buffalo County, Neb.
Marvin served in the United States Navy on the submarine USS Pomodon. After being honorably discharged he attended college and earned his bachelor degree and masters degree in math and science. He taught high school and college for 12 years. In 1976 he returned to the farm in Grant where he worked for a time and later took up a position as carpenter with the Hansen Lumber Yard.
He is survived by his wife Kathy Stephenson of Bayfield, Colo.; his children: Monte Stephenson of Costa Mesa, Calif., and Gina Kramer of Clarksville, Tenn.; his grandson Michael and wife Samantha Lewis, and his aunt Margaret Parrish of Grant.
His parents preceded him in death.
Cremation was chosen and a memorial service will be held at a later date.
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I am 6'2" with an inseam of 32-33( can't seem to get a solid measurement).
I am looking at windsors, motbecane messenger and the mercier kilo from bikes direct.
It will be mainly for short 6 miles rides downtown and the occasional weekend ride anywhere from 16 to 20 miles.
The main purpose of this bike is to get back in shape. I just sold my specialized rockhopper. Hated changing gears and riding trails.
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"My father was dying. I shot him to keep some evidence. I was afraid to lose everything I thought about him, all my anger against him, all my memories."-Danielle Arbid
Directed by Danielle Arbid
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Poetic Injustice: Short Films from the Arab World
Curator Irina Leimbacher will present films and videos from the past 25 years from Palestine, Israel, Lebanon, and Morocco. What does it mean to speak one's history and the dreams


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Learn how to avoid these common mistakes for success every time.
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Result: Instead of having a smooth, creamy, luxurious consistency, your chocolate is grainy, separated, or scorched.
The best way to melt chocolate is to go slowly, heat gently, remove from the heat before it's fully melted, and stir until smooth. If using the microwave, proceed cautiously, stopping every 20 to 30 seconds to stir. If using a double boiler, make sure the water is simmering, not boiling. It's very easy to ruin chocolate, and there is no road back.
Associate Food Editor Julianna Grimes recently made a cake but didn't pay close enough attention while microwaving the chocolate. It curdled. "It was all the chocolate I had on hand, so I had to dump it and change my plans."


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May 24, 2016
News Release: One Church One Child of Florida
Tallahassee – One Church One Child of Florida partnered with local organizations, the Tallahassee Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club, Leon County Schools, Department of Children and Families, Big Bend Community Based Care, Children's Home Society, churches and other ministries to serve as angels to children in foster care and children from five (5) local elementary schools. Through their collaboration bicycles, laptop computers and gifts were donated that will be delivered to the children during a special Christmas Adoption Celebration scheduled for December 21 at First Mission Christ Temple Church of God in Christ.
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BPO firms, the rupee depreciation has increased cost incurred outside the country, including developing international centres, Sen said.
Experts point out that the countrys cost advantage as an offshoring destination, its trump card, has dropped by nearly 30-40%. Quicker response time, better technical/language support and near-shore advantages are driving businesses to other outsourcing destinations. According to estimates, the IT services sector still commands more than two-thirds of Indias overall outsourcing industry, while the BPO segment contributes about a third. In the last four years, the compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) for the BPO sector has been pegged at around 12%.
According to Udhas, Indian IT services companies have an advantage as the necessary technical skills are not available in large numbers in the developed markets so increasing their demand but this is not the case with the BPO segment. Industry analysts point out that commoditisation of services and lack of innovation has dragged down business volumes over the last few years. This has been reflected in the numbers of Wipro, Indias third-largest IT services exporter, whose BPO revenues grew by just 0.4% on a sequential basis during the July-September quarter.
TK Kurien, CEO, Wipro, said, The BPO business is undergoing a fundamental shift in the way we are looking into it. The commodity type services, I dont think we will do well in the long term. We will slowly move out of that. Ultimately, the market will move towards a model where we will provide software, hardware and BPO services in one stack.
Adding to the challenging climate is the high attrition rate. The sector, which used to attract employees in droves, is now finding it difficult to hold on to them due to the absence of a distinct career graph and dipping perks.
A 2012 study by Hackett Group, a global consulting firm, highlighted that offshoring of jobs to India will begin to decline by 2014. The study predicted the traditional model of the US and European companies shifting finance, IT, and other jobs offshore to reach the end of its lifecycle over the next 8-10 years as these firms run out of jobs suitable for moving to low-cost countries. According to the research, challenges facing the Indian offshoring market include local wage inflation and increase in competition from other low-cost labour markets.
In the last few years, attrition rate in the BPO sector has peaked to 40-50%, making it the highest amongst all industries.


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Chase Pielak, PhD
College of Liberal Arts
Chase Pielak earned his PhD in English in 2011 from Claremont Graduate University. His first book, Memorializing Animals in the Romantic Period, is forthcoming with Ashgate. He has articles published and forthcoming on nineteenth-century literature and posthuman criticism in Victorian Literature and Culture, Modern Language Studies, Nineteenth Century Studies, The Mid-Atlantic Almanack, Popular Culture Review, and The Edith Wharton Review.
Dr. Chase Pielak, Assistant Professor in the College of Liberal Arts, presented the unpublished paper Yes, But in a Zombie Apocalypse at the Annual Meeting of the Far West Popular Culture Association, Las Vegas, NV, which he collaborated on with former Ashford professor Dr. Alex Cohen.


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It's easy to see how Warner Bros. turned to their A-list director-producer Clint Eastwood, known for his calm, economic, unpretentious, methodical filmmaking, for the 60s period musical "Jersey Boys." After directing 37 movies, he can do period in his sleep, from "Invictus" to "Changeling,"--on a budget. He's a composer and jazz pianist who knows music (Cannes prize-winner "Bird"). "It's just a lot of good songs," he told Vanity Fair. "You go home humming a different one every night." And he's great with actors. The Tony-winning musical also had a good chance of being Oscar bait--likely to play well to the seniors in the Academy who have voted Eastwood movies many Oscars over the years, from "Mystic River" to Best Picture-winners "Unforgiven" and "Million Dollar Baby."
But the movie looks bland and brown: while it may be accurate for the period, it's not visually compelling. And Eastwood made the disastrous decision, when casting this Broadway adaptation about the career of Frankie Valli (the Broadway hit's John Lloyd Young), to hang onto the original book writers, Marshall Brickman and Rick Elise, who did not change the structure of the musical, so that each of the Four Seasons tell their version of the story, sometimes directly to camera--which takes you out of the movie. He also cast many actors from the show. The one movie actor playing a Four Season, Vincent Piazza ("Boardwalk Empire"), pops every time he is on screen, which cannot be said of the others, who only come to life when they are singing their hits: "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Walk Like a Man," "December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)." The music is sublime.
Clearly that's what Eastwood cared most about. One of the best moments in the film comes late when Valli first croons "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" and a huge brass band blasts onto the screen. "I wanted to give Frankie Valli the horn section he always wanted," Eastwood told me at the rooftop party after the Los Angeles Film Festival premiere (video of his LAFF intro to the movie is below). Significantly, all the Warners brass attended, from studio topper Kevin Tsujihara and distribution head Dan Fellman to studio co-president Sue Kroll.
As much as I value the old-fashioned strengths in Eastwood's storytelling over the years, in this case I'd have loved to see a director mix things up, try some new ways to make this story literally sing.
It was a sign that the studio knew the 60s musical wasn't an awards contender when it opted not to wait for Oscar perennial Eastwood's customary year-end slot, but instead opened the movie in June. They knew from their tracking that the film would pull only one audience quadrant--seniors. That's 83-year-old Eastwood's target demo, and the music was huge in the 60s. So boomers showed up in theaters. Would Warners have been better off opening later in the fall? No. This was their best shot at grabbing an opening weekend, because they got mixed reviews. (Indiewire's Eric Kohn and I dig into "Jersey Boys" in our latest podcast.)
Next up for Eastwood is the already wrapped "American Sniper," which should be more in his dramatic action wheelhouse. He inherited the project, as he did "Bridges of Madison County" and "Flags of Our Fathers," from Steven Spielberg. Warners production chief Greg SIlverman approached him about directing the bestselling autobiography of U.S. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper), an expert marksman who survived multiple tours in Iraq only to be gunned down back home.


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Create a Facebook Graph API App in Flash: Displaying Facebook Info – Tuts+ Premium
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Moscow seeks to become organic food powerhouse across Europe
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Published: 01.15.13, 08:39 / Israel Environment
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Ministry of Agriculture hopes the law will come into force by 2015.
"As long as organic products are in demand, this idea has a future, of course. Many people buy eco-friendly
products deliberately. So I think that the Ministry of Agriculture does it all right," Igor Rudensky, head of the State Duma Committee on Economic Policy, told Russian media.
The International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements said that in 2011, transactions in the organic market in Russia amounted to $60-80 million – less than 1% of all food consumed by Russians.
According to the IFOAM, only about 10% of the organic products sold in Russia are produced by domestic farmers.
Russian farmers said that they will reduce their prices if Moscow offers the proper subsidies, but some experts claimed that State support of agricultural farmers growing organic produce will remain low.
This assessment has led skeptics to say that while organic products are in high demand, they are still quite expensive and even if the farmers lower their prices, organic foods would still remain in the "luxury" category.
Organic products remain in the premium segment of foods across Europe, with prices often two or three times higher.


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Great looking buck!
Thanks for all of your nice comments. Last year was my first year hunting New Mexico. Was fortunate to draw a public tag and was assigned to a large ranch with two great ranch managers that were very helpful and accommodating. Hope to go back, soon.
This is the second antelope I had mounted by Don McDermott of Big Game Taxidermy. Very happy with his work.
Very nice!
Outstanding....sure wish I had one!
That's a great looking antelope. Congrats on a beautiful mount.
Very nice buck
2013 spyder turbo, 70lbs black out and 2013 pse omen max 60# stormy hardwoods green
Limbdriver Pro V, Tight spot quiver, Single pin Hogg Father, Fuse carbon blade.
Scott longhorn 3, Easton FMJ's
AKA: Velvet Feather
Very impressive!!
Looks good man
Very nice. Congratulations.
very good looking addition to the trophy room, how tall was he? looked pretty good.


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text: Do any of you know if I can put 28mm tires on Fulcrum 5 or 7 wheels. I have the 28s on the Open Pro wheels and I got another set of wheels coming from the Bicycle Wheel Warehouse. So now I'm going to put the Fulcrum wheels on the Specialized, which I have 28mm tires on now.