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I think I´ve got the message after the 1000 time that annoying ad comes up. Okay it´s a good thing for all the freaked out newbies and veterans to know what will probably help them but wouldn´t it save some frustration to set a per day limit on the advertising?
Suddenly even thymuskin knows where to send me strandaganda :-/ (which I doubt is because of hairlosstalk though)
Wasn´t hairlosstalk more of an uncommercial site 2 years ago? Almost every video clip is sponsored and I guess we all recognize:" Yes, but Steven... Isn´t there another product with zero side effects that´s proven to work and wips the crap out of everything?" (geez wonder what that could be....)
Anyway without this site I wouldn´t even have a fraction of the knowledge that I now have. Thanks
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text: TM's Spiced Roast Leg of Lamb 02 Jul 2014 Luke Thomas is bringing some of his fresh flavour into the This Morning kitchen, whipping up a summery spiced leg of lamb with Tzaziki and a light chicory salad. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast Luke says: "This is a brilliant way to get loads of flavour into your lamb. You need to start this recipe the day before so it can marinate overnight."Ask your butcher to prepare the lamb for you so you don't have to bother with it yourself. Serve with salad or couscous."Ingredients:800g-1kg leg of lamb, bones, rolled and tied1 lemon halved1 head of garlic, split in half For the marinade:2 onions, peeled and roughly chopped3 garlic cloves, peeled and roughly chopped1 small bunch of fresh flat-leaf parsley leaves1 bunch of fresh coriander leaves1 tablespoon chilli powder2 tablespoons ground cumin2 tablespoons ground turmeric2 tablespoons sweet paprika30g sea salt100ml olive oiljuice and zest of 1 lemon1 lemon halved1 head of garlic, split in halfsalt and pepperFor the tzatziki:1 cucumber, peeled, halved lengthways, deseeded and diced2 garlic cloves, peeled and crushed200g thick Greek yoghurt75ml extra virgin olive oil20 fresh mint leaves, roughly choppedsea saltMethod:Blitz all the marinade ingredients in a food processor until you achieve a fine paste. Season with salt and pepper. Rub the paste all over the lamb, making sure to really work it into the flesh, then place the lamb in a roasting tin and leave to marinate in the fridge overnight.When you're ready to cook the lamb, preheat the oven to 200ºC.Season the lamb with a little more salt and pepper, then roast in the oven for 1 hour, until golden brown all over (this will result in lamb that is a little pink in the middle; if you like it more well done, cook for a further 30 minutes).Place the lemon halves and the split head of garlic in the roasting tray with the lamb, for additional flavour.For the tzatziki, mix together all the ingredients in a bowl and refrigerate until needed.When the lamb is cooked, remove it from the oven and leave it to rest, covered in foil, for 15 minutes before carving, and squeeze over the roasted lemon juices. Serve with a generous dollop of tzatziki. © UTV Share Share Share


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March 17, 2006
Good Morning:
At its meeting yesterday the Board of Tulane approved all of the recommendations the Newcomb-Tulane Task Force put forward to preserve the traditions and endowments of Newcomb and Tulane colleges.
The approved recommendations include naming the newly created undergraduate college the Newcomb-Tulane College and establishing The H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College Institute as an academic center dedicated to enhancing women's education and enriching the women's community at Tulane.
Please visit http://renewal.tulane.edu/traditions_031606_name.shtml to read all the changes adopted by this historic vote. I am grateful to the task force, which was composed of board members who are all Tulane alumni, for their hard work over the past three months in receiving input from Tulane students, alumni, faculty, staff and supporters on how to preserve the traditions of both colleges.
The task force's dedication has made it possible for us to take a major step toward realizing the Renewal Plan's goal of a Tulane that is stronger both academically and financially.
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Todays ride was not a long one as We were taking out Pete- one of my neighbours that only started riding last Autumn and has not done many rides over the winter. We have got him up to 10 miles offroad on a flat trail but today was going to be 20 miles on the road. The bike we have loaned him is a Giant Trance- not ideal for the road but Don't think a change of bike to a road bike would have been kind to him today. "Some" of us kept our speed down to force him to go slow- but it would allow the hammerheads to show how "Macho" they are.
Met another rider that we have occasionally met and he joined us for about 6 miles. Another older rider and he invited us to his Cycle club meeting tomorrow. He bought his Colnago as a frame about 4 years ago on E-Bay for about 1/2 price and built it ups with Campy components. Surprising how easy it is to spot a quality bike when you see it.
The route we had planned was only a flat one but it has a couple of lumps in it. Two riders went for the first one and after making sure that someone was with Pete- I chased them. Got to within 50 yards by the top and caught them at the bottom of the down slope- just before the next lump. Halfway up and I passed one of them- he was breathing very hard and had gone. Sat behind the other one and he started to put the pressure in. I just upped the cadence to stay with him and as he flagged a bit- passed him.
Down to the cafe and the excuses started- My Boreas is so light I should have caught them on the first hill and the other one reckoned that low pressure in his tyres and grippy tyres did not help him. Now these two lumps are only 1/2 mile long each and about 8% and with my lack of riding over the winter- they should have lost me. Perhaps that ride that I overdid last week has had a better effect than thought it should have had. Or it could be that I had enough sense to let them wear themselves out so much on the first lump while I caught them on the downslope- and still had energy for the 2nd one----Experience will always work.
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Met one of the other regulars at the cafe and he said he had come down by Bike today. He normally comes in his classic Mercedes but decided to get some air round his body today. And sorry about the sacrilidge but no Pie today. I had eaten a full breakfast before I left so it was only a slice of fruit cake today.
By this time Pete was showing the effect of not training so Me and Ross took him home up the MUP. A few chances for Interval training and we showed him how its done. Slight slope and a clear trail and you sprint the last 200yards of the slope. Then you recover fully. After the 2nd one we could tell Pete was beginning to suffer so slow right down and just turn the pedals. We got him home with sore legs- a set of lungs that were beginning to burst and a Butt that did not sit on the saddle for the last 5 miles. Not certain if he enjoyed the ride but he said he wants to come out again shortly. Not next week but I think it will be back to offroading for a while. He found the few extra miles just a bit too much.
But that gentle ride did not do much to me today. I had the chance to put pressure in for a few slopes but nothing there to challenge me. But the object of today was Pete. He enjoyed the ride but also realises that road riding can be hard. The mad fool want to go offroad again next time. Problem is that if you say that to our group you will regret it. I may be the roadie that does some offroad but the rest of them are offroaders that sometimes ride on the road. Wonder how a novice will tackle a 1 mile 15% climb as the easy route to the hills????


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Alright, since my last thread I went to a couple more LBSs and tried a few more bikes. It seems that I narrowed down my choices to the following. However, I still have to basically pick if I'm going to go for a hard tail or FS. A lot of people say it's easier / quicker to ride on a FS, so I think I'm edging that way. However, if I go for the hard tail, I will be getting much better over all components. Again, I never actually rode a Mt. Bike that had any suspension yet. Other things to note, my hard upper budget is $1500.
Trek 8500 ($1500 on sale): Pros, felt quite good when I test rode it, but then, it was only on pavement. Cons: No rear suspension (obviously )
Frame: ZR 9000 Alloy
Front Suspension: Fox F80 RL Disc, 80mm
Wheels: Bontrager Race Disc
Tires: Bontrager Jones ACX, folding, 26x2.2"
Shifters: Shimano Deore XT Dual Control
Front Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT
Crank: Shimano Deore XT 44/32/22
Cassette: SRAM PG970 11-34, 9 speed
Saddle: Bontrager Race
Seat Post: Bontrager Race X Lite Carbon
Handlebars: Bontrager Race, 25mm rise, 31.8mm
Stem: Bontrager Race, 7 degree, 31.8mm
Headset: Cane Creek S-3 w/cartridge bearings, sealed
Brakeset: Shimano Deore XT, hydraulic disc, 6" rotors
Stumpjumper FSR Comp ($1400 on sale). Pros: I liked the the way the shifters felt. Cons: The brakes are the worst of the three. However, I can add mechanical disc brakes for $220 I believe.
Frame: M4 Manipulated Alloy frame with Transform monocoque top tube
Front Fork: Fox Float Triad 3-position (Lock-out, Open, ProPedal), 100mm travel
Rear Shock: Manitou Black Elite, 100mm travel, lockout, alloy steerer
Headset: 1 1/8" Threadless, 3x sealed cartridge bearings, alloy top cap
Stem: 3D forged CNC machined, 4 bolt, 31.8mm OS clamp, 8 deg rise
Handlebar: Specialized XC Low Rise 31.8mm OS, 6066 butted alloy
Brakes: V Brakes (not sure which ones, the "official" spec has hydraulic disc brakes, but not the one at the store)
Front Derailleur: Shimano M-570 LX, 34.9 clamp, bottom pull
Rear Derailleur: Shimano M-952 XTR, long cage, standard spring
Shift Levers: Shimano M-510 Deore
Cassette: Shimano HG-50 LX, 9 speed 11x34t
Chain: Shimano HG-73
Crankset: Cstom Shimano Hollowtech, Octalink XT spline
Chainwheels: 44Ax32Sx22S, 4 bolt 104/64mm pattern
Bottom Bracket: Shimano ES-30 Octalink spline, 68mm shell
Rims: Mavic X317 26" black eyelets
Front Hub: Specialized Stout Disc, 32 hole
Rear Hub: Shimano M-525 Disc, 32 hole, loose ball bearings, alloy Q/R
Kona Dawg ($1400 on sale). Pros: Brakes were a lot better than the specialized. The shocks felt good too and had rebound settings. Cons: The chain got stuck in the frame once during riding (didn't come off, just stuck).
Frame tubing: Kona Clump Light 7005 Butted Aluminum/5" travel
Rear shock: Fox Float R
Fork: Marzocchi EXR Pro 120mm
Headset: Aheadset STS
Crankarms: RaceFace Ride XC ISIS
Chainrings: 44/32/22
B/B: RaceFace SRX ISIS
Pedals: Shimano PD M505 clipless
Chain: Shimano CN-HG53 (9sp)
Cassette: Shimano Deore 11-32 9 speed
F/D: Shimano Deore
R/D: Shimano Deore XT
Shifters: Shimano Deore
Handlebar: TruVativ LE Riser
Stem: TruVativ XR 3D Stem (HS-05-XR)
Grips: Kona Jack****
Brakes: Hayes Hydraulic HFX-9 XC
Brake Levers: Hayes Hydraulic HFX-9 XC
Front hub: KK Disc
Rear hub: Shimano Disc FH-M475
Spokes: 14G Stainless
Tires: Nokian NBT 26 x 2.1
Rims: Sun DS2-XC
Saddle: WTB Speed V Comp
Seatpost: TruVativ XR
Seat clamp: Kona QR
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012 at 1:09 PM
A bill that would have given students a greater voice in decisions about how Ohio's state colleges and universities are run has been diluted in the face of opposition from some schools.
HB 377 would have required schools to give student trustees the power to vote on college and university business. Last week, the House Education Committee amended the bill to allow schools the option of giving students voting powers, but stopped short of requiring them to do so.
Bill co-sponsor Rep. Mike Stinziano (D-Columbus) told the Daily Kent Stater that Bowling Green University and Ohio University were among the "most vocal" opponents of the legislation:
"In an ideal world, I think both sponsors — myself and Rep. Duffey — feel confident that every university should pursue this, but in discussion it was clear some universities didn't want a mandate from the Statehouse put on them," Stinziano said. "That's kind of how they viewed this. They felt that just having student trustees was adequate and gave them the appropriate voice."
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Where things stand today:
Currently, each of Ohio's 14 public universities has two student trustees who are appointed by the governor and who have no voting power or right to attend executive sessions. More than 30 states allow student trustees voting rights.
Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee publicly supported the bill, as did the student governments of several Ohio colleges and legislators both R and D.
But earlier this year, state legislators had asked questions about how giving student trustees more say in school affairs would help schools improve graduation rates, and about how student trustees would deal with decisions about faculty employment, Gongwer News Service says:
Rep. [Clayton] Lucky said he thinks that it is not a good idea to put a student in a position to vote to fire a coach or instructor or on whether to raise tuition.
And some student trustees have said they didn't want voting rights. Ohio University student trustee Danielle Parker told the Athens News she never felt like she "needed" to vote on trustee matters:
"I've never had an opportunity or instance where I've felt like I needed to vote," she said. "I am not one of those people that thinks student trustees couldn't handle a vote," she added. "I am not completely against it... Have I felt it was necessary? No. But that's not the experience of all the trustees throughout the state."


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Faith & Inspiration
The Bible says "Rejoice always" (Philippians 4:4), and I was doing that for a while and then I forgot. The other day my friend David happened to mention that he needed to get back to rejoicing because he had drifted into discouragement. When he said it I was startled by the idea, as if it were all new.
I had read once in a book by the counselor Jay Adams that our problem is often not that we don't know what to do but that we don't keep doing it long enough. We don't sustain things.
Here are some of the factors that I think make me slip from the fundamentals of abiding in Christ, like rejoicing:
- I start fixing my attention on the stream of experience and ordinariness instead of on Christ.
- I get tyrannized by busyness.
- I allow what's true and what's important to get hazy in my mind.
- I get fixated on little daily annoyances.
- I get trapped in fears of the future or regrets of the past.
- I get bogged down in worldly contentedness, even with wretched things.
- I skip a prayer time here and a prayer time there, and I tell myself it's temporary and reversible.
- I start thinking visible things are more real than invisible.
- I don't fight back against spiritual lethargy or depression. (This is abetted by bad theology about doctrines of grace that encourage complacency by mistaking obedience for works righteousness.)
In this Christian realm of ours, there are think tanks devoted to "transforming culture." There are 10-year vision statements generated by local churches. There are Christian political action groups devoted to the making of godly laws. And with all of that, it is clear to me in this lucid moment that this present moment's choice to trust God enough to be contented and joyful is where it's at, at the end of the day.
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Outsourcing toll collection in New Jersey attracts interest - 24 cos showed up Monday
Twenty four companies sent their people along to the New Jersey Turnpike's tour of Interchange 11 Monday - part of the process of soliciting proposals for contracted cash toll collection services. Interchange or Exit 11 is in Woodbridge where the Turnpike crosses the Garden State Parkway and the US9 highway.
25 toll lanes wide IC11 toll plaza is a formidable operation.
The prospective contractors' tour was greeted by union protesters led by Fran Ehret, president of the IFPTE union. Ms Ehret characterizes the move to outsource as "class war."
The toll collection outsourcing has not yet received formal approval by the Turnpike Authority board. It is an executive initiative.
It remains to be seen if private contractors can provide the service at significantly lower cost.
The procurement will answer that question in a matter of weeks. Under Governor Chris Christie the state is vigorously pursuing new ways of doing business. However noses are out of joint, as they say with Christie's transportation commissioner accused of pulling a "swifty" on other board members with the issue of the RFP.
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Maybe look for a gently used class B conversion van? Minimal living needs a plus, being able to stand up to move around on those rainy days.
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NATHANIEL MEHR: From the very earliest stages of their training, it is impressed upon aspiring art critics that it is triteness itself to identify, in the work of a given artist, the perceived embodiment of this or that zeitgeist, that essence which makes something, in that hackneyed phrase, 'of its time'. It is wise counsel, as a general rule; but sometimes you just can't help it. Nearly all of the paintings in this exhibition, a selection of Rene Daniels' most important works from the 1980s, share a common characteristic: they appear to have been produced in something of a hurry, with loose, carefree brushstrokes and a haphazard approach to texture and detail giving the works, in their total effect, something of an aspect of being unfinished, or at any rate unloved. The striking, rude harshness of a multiplicity of curious green symbols resembling bow-ties set against a white background (Spring Blossom, 1987) is suggestive of a work conceived and produced in a fit of pique; whatever their precise origins, these pieces have a disposable feel about them, and it is unsurprising that they struck a chord during a decade in which colourful disposable garbage formed a staple, not only of mass culture but also, in the shape of the postmodernist theory then in the peak period of its ascendancy, the intellectual sphere.
Whatever benefits might be derived in terms of authenticity, rushing one's work doesn't always pay off; anyone who has heard Crass's 1978 album, The Feeding of the 5,000, will consider this point to have been irrefutably proved some time ago. However genuine the intensity of the emotions, it is always at the level of technical detail that a work will stand or fall – Daniels' achievement in creating a spectacle of throwaway art is precisely an achievement of technical skill. In DoorLopend Naar Buiten (1987), the sparse three-dimensional interior familiar from the adjacent painting, The Return of the Performance, appears overlaid with what looks like a two-dimensional film, painted as it were over the original scene, punctuated at intervals with the trademark bow-tie shapes (also in 2-D), making a deliberate mockery of notions of perspective, toying with the very materiality of the canvas itself. There is a similar play in Painting on the Bullfight (1986): a regular blue interior and its red windows appear in correct, three-dimensional perspective; the windows invaded by flat – two-dimensional – squares of yellow light.
Likewise the apparently free-standing, flat, rectangular blocks (they look like they could be shop fronts, perhaps, but who knows) of The Battle for the Twentieth Century (1984), set imposingly against an all-white background, provide an engaging visual spectacle, though one would be hard pressed to explain their function as representations or signifiers of any specific thing or idea. Over two decades on, this total superficiality in the use of colours, studied in its simplicity and meticulous in its utter blankness, comprises the very mainstream of contemporary ideas about design and aesthetics, noticeably prevalent in branding and advertising in general, and also to some extent in high street fashion. Quite across the board, and for some time now, the Eighties - and all its vapid garishness - has been back in fashion.
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College Hockey:Raiders Extend Home Dominance Of Dutchmen
Smith Notches Two In Critical Win
HAMILTON, N.Y. — With a crucial game tied 1-1 midway through the second period, Colgate's Scooter Smith struck twice for the Raiders to ignite his team en route to a 5-1 victory over Union on Friday. The Dutchmen are now 1-16 at Starr Rink.
Colgate's leading scorer fired his 18th goal of the season past the left pad of Dutchmen netminder Kris Mayotte to give his team a momentary 2-1 edge. The senior capitalized for a second time on a Union miscommunication only a little more than a minute later, throwing the visitors back on their heels.
"Randy [Dagenais] was trying to get on the ice, and Jason Kean was trying to get off," explained Union head coach Kevin Sneddon. "But he hesitated; jumped back on, then off. Those two seniors have to make smarter plays than that. That defensive change gave them a two-on-one break, and you can't give players like Scooter Smith those kinds of opportunities."
Smith's 19 goals this season now exceed his total points from all of last year.
"He's been our best player all year, and he took charge in the second period," said Colgate coach Don Vaughan. "He had a bit of a rough start, as his skate was bothering him in the first period. But we found out after the first that his skate was broken, so we got it fixed. I don't know how much that had to do with it, but he really picked his game up after that."
The Dutchmen (13-14-4, 9-8-2 ECAC) entered the locker room at the end of the second period down two goals and extremely frustrated.
"I wasn't real happy with the energy we were bringing," said Sneddon. "The guys were getting on each other a little bit. We had very few players who were ready to play tonight. I don't think anybody had a good game for us."
Things went from bad to worse when Raider defenseman Matt Nicholson singlehandedly took a puck from his own blue line and drove to the side of the Dutchmen net, where he jammed the puck past Mayotte to put the game out of reach.
"Matt is capable of doing that," said Vaughan. "He played with a lot more confidence tonight, and really took that thing right to the net. It was a great coast-to-coast goal."
Union's power play had plenty of opportunities in the third period, but failed to convert. The unit went 0-for-5 on the night and even surrendered a shorthanded goal to P.J. Yedon midway through the third period.
"Horrible," said Sneddon. "It was horrible. Five guys not working together is not going to work. When a penalty kill outworks your five-man unit, you're in trouble. And they did a good job of that tonight."
Meanwhile, the Raiders (12-16-3, 7-10-2) exorcised the demons from a week ago in which the team allowed five power-play goals, including four to Harvard alone. Colgate goalie Steve Silverthorn proved to be a major part of his team's success shorthanded and throughout the night, as the two-time ECAC Goalie of the Week stopped 21 shots in the winning effort.
"He's been on his game," said Vaughan. "He's been out of the blue to challenge the shooters. He didn't get overworked tonight, but when we needed a save, he made it."
Silverthorn's lone smear on an otherwise perfect night came early in the second period, when Dutchmen Jordan Webb redirected a Nathan Gillies shot from a nearly impossible angle into the net.
The Union goal tied the game, but the Raiders would never trail. Colgate freshman Jon Smyth tallied the first goal of his young career in the first period. Classmate Ryan Smyth struggled free from a check to center the puck to Jon Smyth, who roofed a shot over Mayotte's left shoulder.
"That was a great grinding goal," said Vaughan. "Ryan Smyth made the play just by grinding behind the net. It's great to see Jon get a chance. He hasn't played a whole lot, but he didn't miss. He put that thing right under the crossbar, and it was a great goal."
Colgate's victory only served to tighten things up in the ECAC, as the Raiders now stand tied with Vermont for the eighth and final home playoff spot. The Raiders host RPI on Saturday, and hope that they come away from the weekend with a sweep.
"We knew coming in to this game that we had to win both games this weekend," said Vaughan. "If we want to play at home in the playoffs, we have to win these two, so tomorrow night is another must win for us."
Meanwhile, Union is still not guaranteed a home playoff series, and must travel to Ithaca to face the first-place Big Red of Cornell.
"That's a tough place to play any year, and they've obviously got it running," said Sneddon. "We'll see what these boys are made of."
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Nwokey Breaks School Record, 14 Advance to Finals
Precious Nwokey broke her own school record Saturday at the Big 12 Championships with a total of 5,600 points.
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May 12, 2012
MANHATTAN, Kan. - Precious Nwokey cemented herself as one of the best heptathletes in Texas Tech history early Saturday afternoon.
In the second day of the 2012 Big 12 Championships, the senior broke her own school record, finishing the women's heptathlon with 5,600 points and a second place finish. It marked the highest heptathlon finish in school history at the Big 12 Championships and proved to be a spark for Tech in the first full day of competition at the R. V. Christian Track Complex.
"She has just given us a big boost," head coach Wes Kittley said. "She had a very steady meet, probably her most steady that she has ever had. I was real pleased with her."
Tech went on to advance 14 athletes out of the preliminaries and into to the finals which will begin Sunday at 1 p.m . Four athletes qualified in multiple events.
Nwokey broke her previous school record of 5,333 points which she set March 29 at the Texas Relays. She finished just 60 points behind defending NCAA National Champion Ryann Krais of Kansas State.
Senior Taylor Evans qualified for both the finals of the 100 meter dash and the 200 meter dash. Evans recorded a personal best time of 23.23 in the 200 meter dash to finish sixth overall in the preliminaries. She also placed sixth in the 100 meter dash earlier in the day with time of 11.62.
Tech had a total of five athletes qualify for finals in the hurdles. After breaking the school record in the final three events of the heptathlon, Nwokey placed fifth overall in the women's 100 meter hurdles with a time of 13.62. Teammate Katie Grimes finished second overall with a time of 13.25.
Shane Brathwaite and Jamele Mason each qualified in the 110 meter hurdles and 400 meter hurdles while freshman Jordan Burgess qualified in the 400 meter hurdles as well with a personal best time of 52.81.
Meanwhile, Caroline Jepleting qualified in both the 1,500 and the 800 meters.
In the field events, junior Ifeatu Okafor finished fifth in the shot put with a throw of 16.50 meters (54'-1.75"). Senior Kole Weldon placed eighth in the men's shot put with a throw of 17.58 meters (57'-8.25").


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American Idol: Jennifer Hudson Heading Back To Chicago
September 07, 2010 11:00 AM by Lisa Princ
It's recently been reported that American Idol on FOX's superstar and Academy Award winner, Jennifer Hudson will be making her way back to Chicago less than 2 years after her family was brutally murdered. This time the the trip will be for good, but why exactly is Jennifer looking to head back to the windy city? Keep reading for the scoop!
So what's all this buzz about former American Idol Jennifer Hudson heading back to Chicago? Apparently, the mom of a now toddler and her fiance, David Otunga want their son to grow up near his extended family and Jennifer allegedly had this to say about the move "With the baby growing up, we want him to be around our family. We feel so secluded. Both David and I are the babies of the family, and we want to be home with our families as well." Jennifer was also caught gushing about her son by saying "I have got the sweetest little baby in the world. He just got two new teeth, so he smiles with them now – he pokes them out there, like, 'look at my teeth'."
So what else is in the future for Jennifer and her family? The 29 year old superstar says that since she has dropped over 50 pounds since giving her birth to her son, she would love to have another baby in the future. She is thinking three or four years down the road, they would love to try for a little girl this time around. Kudos to Jennifer on her weight loss and we wish you good luck with your move back home!
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Most MMOs cater to a more adult audience but some take that notion much further and add an edge of sexy spice to the mix. In The List today, we take a look at five MMOs that might steam up your screen. Check out our five and then add any we missed to the comments.
It doesn't matter if it's a nipple or a lopped off head, tasteless and untactful content is the same across the board. When a game uses the word "adult" to market itself, chances are it will wind up coming off as silly or reaching in its subject matter. But, I think we can also all agree that just like with movies such as Sharknado and Bikini Carwash, there's a certain charm to any good shameless game. So today, in honor of these ridiculous (yet not altogether useless) games, we're listing out the Top 5 Most "Adult" MMOs on the Market. Mind you, they don't have to be great games to make this list, but they're listed from least absurd to most absurd for what it's worth.
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Hey Pittsburghers, er... Yinzers?
I'm a soon to be resident of Pittsburgh. I'm not new to bike commuting, but I am completely new to Pittsburgh. How's the bike scene in Pittsburgh? I found the Bike Pittsburgh website, any other good sites I should check out? Awesome shops or other bike related businesses I should visit?
I'll be commuting to the Foster Plaza suburban business park between Crafton and Greentree from... actually I don't know from where yet. I'm looking at apartments in more urban bikeable/walkable places like the Southside areas and Northside/Mexican War streets area. Does that seem like a reasonable commute in terms of car traffic, and road infrastructure? Anyone else do a similar commute?
I'm also thinking I would maybe start out doing a multimodal commute until I'm more familiar with the area, and the hills . Any advice on taking bikes on the light rail system, or using the bus racks?
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Two rhino killers are behind bars.
The Nelspruit Regional Court has sentenced two Mozambican nationals to a total of 16 years in prison for illegal rhino hunting, trespassing, and unlawful possession of firearms and ammunition.
Frans Makamu and Solomon Makhabo, along with two accomplices, were arrested twice in Kruger National Park during 2010. They were in possession of a rifle and fresh rhino horns.
Police are working to locate the two accomplices, who skipped bail.
The two were arrested on 21 June and 14 October 2010 in Kruger National Park while in possession of a Rifle and a freshly removed set of Rhino horns while another was following the spoor of a Rhino. During the arrests they were four and were granted bail but two of them have since skipped bail and police are still trying to locate them.
DNA analysis of the rhino and horns helped secure the conviction of these murderers, who were working for another Mozambican national.
It was revealed during the trial that the accused had been sent by a Mozambican national to hunt Rhinos and remove their horns. During the arrests, the carcass of a dead Rhino was recovered and it was later established through DNA analysis that the set of horns recovered at the time matched the DNA of the carcass.
According to News 24, Makamu was sentenced to 11 years and Makhabo to five years, for a total of 16 years imprisonment.
In an effort to combat South Africa's rhino crisis, the National Director of Public Prosecutions, Advocate Menzi Simelane, is reportedly assigning 20 prosecutors to focus on rhino-related cases.
Read the entire release at the National Prosecuting Authority website.
Rhino death toll on the rise
South African National Parks (SANParks) noted on May 20th that at least 159 rhinos have been murdered in South Africa in 2011.
The total number of rhinos killed reached a staggering 333 in South Africa last year.
Continued use of illegal rhino horn
At the root of this killing spree is the continued use of illegal rhino horn in traditional Chinese medicine, which is still sought after in both China and Vietnam.
However, rhino horn has been rigorously analyzed and actually contains no medical properties whatsoever. (Read the entire article at Busting the Rhino Horn Myth with Science. )
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There was no shortage of Dragon spirit at the state basketball tournament in Pueblo over the weekend. Dozens of Holyoke fans made the long drive to cheer on the boys' basketball team as they posted a 2-1 record to win the 2A consolation bracket championship.
Shortly after the final buzzer sounded in Saturday's game with Sedgwick County, fans emptied from the stands onto the basketball court to congratulate the boys on a job well done.
Holyoke rebounded from a loss Thursday to close out the season with a pair of wins Friday and Saturday.
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2,968 crowdsourcing and crowdfunding sites
Crowdfunder, a business crowdfunding platform and social media network for entrepreneurs and investors, recently expanded into Mexico with the launch of Crowdfunder.mx.
Mexico has become a popular place for entrepreneurs in recent years. Startup Weekend, for example, now has more chapters in Mexico than in the U.S. and it's planning to expand. Venture capital firms are popping up quickly, and the country's economy is developing at a relatively rapid pace. Hoping to take advantage of these trends, the Crowdfunder team decided to put its crowdfunding expertise to the test across the border.
Over the last eight months, the team, led by co-founders Chance Barnett and D.J. Paul, has been traveling to Mexico and back, meeting with entrepreneurs, investors, and government officials. They also recruited the masterminds behind the U.S. crowdfunding initiative, Jason Best and Woodie Neiss, to share their expertise. About a month ago, they appointed Pepe Villatoro, a social entrepreneurship expert who learned his trade from prominent angel investor Rafe Furst, as the Mexican platform's CEO. Earlier this week, the Crowdfunder.mx site went live, allowing interested entrepreneurs to register for the site.
Much like the U.S.-based platform, the Mexican version will act as both a social network for entrepreneurs and investors, as well as a crowdfunding platform. The laws around equity crowdfunding in Mexico are similar to those in the U.S. – currently, only accredited investors can partake in crowdfunding. Still, when the Crowdfunder team has met with potential partners, Villatoro told Crowdsourcing.org, the questions were about how the partnership would work, not why, indicating a healthy interest in crowdfunding.
Thus far, the Crowdfunder team has announced partnerships with organizations and companies like Mexican VC, Startup Weekend Mexico, NAFIN (the Mexican Government's National Development Bank), and Angel Ventures Mexico. Villatoro said more discussions are currently taking place with prospective partners, including large corporations who would use the site as an extension of their own VC branches. Some companies are also considering matching funds for certain crowdfunding initiatives.
Crowdfunder.mx is appealing to companies, the CEO believes, because the platform serves as a transparent way to gauge market interest in companies and products. It also provides an efficient communication pipeline between entrepreneurs and investors.
Depending on the quality and quantity of its partnerships, Villatoro said, Crowdfunder.mx will open to the public in several weeks as either a more complete crowdfunding platform, or as a social networking site, akin to its U.S.-based sister platform.
Mexico may not be the last country Crowdfunder moves into. Villatoro indicated the team is focusing on creating a strong presence in the country before using its experience and lessons learned to expand further into Latin America.
Villatoro acknowledges that there are still a number of problems that must be addressed – the country's low internet penetration, for example. Still, he believes now is the right time to capitalize on Mexico's warming up to entrepreneurship and venture capital, saying, "we're reaching a critical mass of entrepreneurial culture in Mexico."
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The Smashing Pumpkins Announce Fall Tour
By Joseph Giannone 5 years ago
The Smashing Pumpkins have been a staple in alternative rock for the past twenty-two years. Not many groups have passed their influence on the genre and few garnered more attention in the 1990s than them. Famous for their smash hit Bullet with Butterfly Wings, the single led the group to become a radio sensation while the album it came off of, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, propelled them to be a household name.
That was all the way back in 1995 though, and since then they have lost some of their fan base. This is not because of the quality of their music, 2007s Zeitgeist was a step backwards, its due to the fact that they have simply not been touring enough. That is all about to change though.
Bill Corgan has been the only consistent member of The Smashing Pumpkins throughout all the many different line-up changes. Singer Corgan has finally gotten a solid group to tour with and they are now ready to go on the road. Releasing dates for the Pumpkins new tour today August 15th, the band will be heading to places like California and New York. Here is the full list of tour dates:
Smashing Pumpkins 2011 Tour Dates: 10/05 Los Angeles, CA @ Wiltern
Though they havent released an album since 2009s Teargarden by Kaleidyscope, theyve been hard at work on their latest endeavor Oceania which is a part of a series of concept albums joint with Kaleidyscope. Whats even better is that basketball player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar dunked a pumpkin promoting the bands latest album.
Its exciting for all children of the 90s who are going to get their taste of songs like Zero and 1979 again. This tour has been long awaited and its now that time again for everyone to bring out their Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness t-shirts and rock out.


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This is a thrifty living link up. A place to share your thrifted finds, your meal plans, good eats, recycling, upcycling, repurposing and crafts. Please join in, or get inspired or both.
I worked on my valentine crafting this week. I had to make some for my homemade valentine exchange and for a party at Union's school valentine making party. Everything for valentine making was purchased second hand and thrift sourced. I love that! It has made valentine makig so much fun and inexpensive. If you're in on the valentine swap I'll be mailing out my valentines Monday. I know Friday was the mail out date but we were busy.
We had a big feast of a thousand dumplings to celebrate Chinese New Year last night. What fun. I can
t believe the awesome food my friends brought. We had so much that I actually had to freeze the leftover uncooked dumplings. All I can say is wow, can't wait for a night later this month to pull those out and chow down. Check out the menu: crab rangoon, fresh rolls, dumplings, shrimp purses, fried dumplings, Japanese beef stew, edamame, fried rice, lo mein, chicken bulgogi, sticky rice and Thai inspired cold peanut salad(which I never even got out of the fridge). Not all Chinese dishes but we opened it up to any Asian inspired dish. Leftovers for lunch! YES.
I also created a few stuffingless toys for our pack of yellow labs. They were HAPPY. So was I, the price was $14.00 for a store bought stuffingless toy or 25¢ for a stuffy at the thrift store. SCORE.
I took pity on moms across the United States suffering through snow days. I created a list of some fun things that keep us busy when the weather turns bad. I should know how to keep busy, living in Alaska and all, right?
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Local Advertising gets a Google Boost
Posted on Wednesday, October 27th, 2010 by Camille Canon Print This Post
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Google announced on Monday a new addition to its local business advertising platform called Google Boost. The new service, which is currently available in San Francisco, Houston and Chicago, enables local business owners to easily create search advertisements directly from their Google Places account. The ads will appear in the Sponsored Links sections of Google's SERP, as well as on Google Maps, and will include basic information about the company, location, telephone number, ratings, and reviews.
To participate, businesses need only provide a short business description, a website or Google Places page, business categories and a monthly budget. From there, Google promises that their system "automatically sets up your ad campaign – figuring out the relevant keywords that will trigger your ad to appear on Google and Google Maps, and how to get the most out of the budget you allotted. You'll only pay when a potential customer actually clicks on your ad, and you can also view basic ad performance data from your Google Places dashboard." Google says it will wait to evaluate the data from San Francisco, Houston and Chicago before rolling out Boost in other locations.
The announcement shouldn't come as a huge surprise. Google has been hinting at its plans to increase location-based efforts over last year. In April 2010 Google introduced Google Places, the forerunner to Google Boost. Then last month, Google's Neal Mohan, VP of Product Management, and Barry Salzman, Managing Director of Media and Platforms, discussed how Teracent's technology will soon enable Google to use geographical location, as well as other factors, to alter ad content in real-time to provide more relevant ads. Google acquired Teracent in February 2009. And just two weeks ago, Google moved Marissa Mayer, formerly Google's VP of search products and user experience, to run the location business.
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Fate unclear for Calif. inmate firefighting crews
SACRAMENTO, Calif. State officials in California are concerned that a move to save money and reduce the state's prison population will have major consequences during firefighting season, jeopardizing a program that puts 4,300 state prison inmates on the front lines of wildland blazes each year.
The inmate crews provide a vital work force in a state where wildfires burn hundreds of homes and tens of thousands of acres in a typical year and have become even more important as budget cuts have reduced the number of seasonal firefighters employed by the state.
It's the largest such program in the nation, with inmates making up nearly half of California's wildland firefighters. But it's endangered by Gov. Jerry Brown's plan to shift responsibility for tens of thousands of lower-level offenders from state prisons to county jails to save the state money and to comply with a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that upheld a lower court in ordering California to reduce overcrowding in its prison system.
Brown's plan targets lower-level offenders, the same inmates who generally qualify for the prisoner fire camps.
Officials say the program will not be affected this fire season because the inmate shift has not yet been funded. They are hoping county sheriffs will send inmates to the camps in future years, but say that's uncertain.
"It's a tough issue," said Oscar Hidalgo, a spokesman for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. "We're doing everything we can to maintain it, either through the counties or even looking very closely at eligibility for those inmates and if we can somehow retain those inmates in fighting fires."
Concern over the program's future comes as the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection deals this year with a $31 million budget cut that eliminated 730 seasonal state firefighters, leaving 2,400.
That means there will be three firefighters on each of the department's fire engines during the peak fire season, down from four, said spokesman Daniel Berlant. The department will keep its 3,300 full-time firefighters despite the budget cuts.
The department's full-time and seasonal firefighters operate fire engines, bulldozers, helicopters and airplanes. But it is the inmate crews that do the dirty, exhausting work of cutting and scraping fire lines with hand tools.
"They go on the front line on the fires. Their job is to go around the perimeter of a fire and clear brush, so we put a doughnut ring around the fire so there's nothing left to burn," Berlant said. "They really are the backbone of firefighting."
Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington and Wyoming are among states that use inmates to fight fires.
But California's inmate firefighter program is larger than many states' entire prison populations, said Alison Lawrence, a policy specialist with the National Conference of State Legislatures.
From the first permanent firefighting camp in 1946, California's program has expanded to 39 state-operated camps and another five run by Los Angeles County. Two of the state's camps are staffed by female inmates and two by juvenile offenders.
Most inmates earn $1.45 a day when they are in training or doing community work projects. They earn $1 an hour when they are called out to fight fires. Many also qualify for two days' credit toward earlier release for each day they spend in the camps.
There are no recidivism studies on fire camp graduates, but Correctional Capt. Rae Stewart, who coordinates the program, said most benefit from the self-discipline, teamwork and vocational training.
"I'm a little older, but you see a lot of kids come in here, they've never worked before," said 53-year-old David Leach, who has spent the last 2 1/2 years as an inmate firefighter based northeast of Redding in Shasta County. "They come in here and develop a good work ethic."


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We've never been big on birdcages as decoration - it just seems like a large piece of clutter we could do without, and a little bit old lady-ish, to be honest. Yet in this case, we don't care. Bird or no, these are too beautiful not to love.
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Research In Motion's Joint-CEO's Resign - New CEO Named
Published on: 23rd Jan 2012
Note -- this news article is more than a year old.
By: Ian Mansfield
Research In Motion has responded to long running shareholder pressure and announced overnight that the two joint CEOs are to step down from the role with immediate effect.
Mike Lazaridis, former Co-Chair and Co-CEO, has become Vice Chair of RIM's Board and Chair of the Board's new Innovation Committee. Jim Balsillie remains a member of the Board.
The company announced that Thorsten Heins, 54, currently the company's Chief Operating Officer is to take over as both President and CEO.
Mr. Heins said he believes that RIM has tremendous potential. He joined RIM from Siemens Communications Group in December 2007 as Senior Vice President for Hardware Engineering and became Chief Operating Officer for Product and Sales in August 2011.
Mr. Heins said that RIM has a strong foundation on which to build. "We have a strong balance sheet with approximately $1.5 billion in cash at the end of the last quarter and negligible debt. We reported revenue of $5.2 billion in our last quarter, up 24% from the prior quarter, and a 35% year-to-year increase in the BlackBerry subscriber base, which is now over 75 million."
In addition, Barbara Stymiest, who formerly served as a member of Royal Bank of Canada's Group Executive and has been a member of RIM's Board since 2007, has been named the independent Board Chair. John Richardson, formerly Lead Director, will remain on the Board. Prem Watsa, Chief Executive Officer of Fairfax Financial Holdings, also was named to the Board, expanding it to 11 members.
Speaking on behalf of the Board, Ms. Stymiest said: "We believe that Thorsten is the right executive to succeed Mike and Jim. He has 27 years of telecommunications experience, including four years at RIM in senior management positions. As a Board, we have been impressed with his outstanding management skills, his leadership and his accomplishments within the company."
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I fished a half day with Scott Null on Monday 8-27-12. I hooked 6 and landed four. I had two knots untie with fish on. From which I have caught some ribbing from cetain members and the guide. Please be on notice that you will not be fishing with me again. ;D We site casted to redfish in marsh with terns showing location of feeding reds. Used redfish crack fly. There is one picture posted the www.texaskayakfisherman.com in the fishing reports section. Most action I have had in a long time.
Good report! Scott is a great guide to be on a boat with.
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ReelzChannel Celebrity Rundown
The grief stricken Sylvester Stallone is undoubtedly devastated by the death of his son, Sage Stallone, which occured late last week. The actor released a statement to TMZ asking for "the speculation and questionable reporting" to stop and for his "son's memory and soul" to be left in peace. The official cause of death has still not been determined in the 36-year-old's passing.
A French political party has said that it plans to sue the Material Girl. At a recent concerts in Europe, Madonna has shown a video that contains an image of National Front party leader, Marine Le Pen, with a swastika superimposed on her forehead. A representative for the far-right National Front has said that it will file a complaint in French court for "insults."
Ninety-five-year-old Academy Award winner Celeste Holm died on Sunday, reports CNN. The actress, who was a star in both Broadway stage productions and Hollywood movies, won her Oscar for her performance in 1947's Gentleman's Agreement. She was also nominated for her work in All About Eve and Come to the Stable.
It looks like Lindsay Lohan will have a new baby brother or sister soon. LiLo's father, Michael Lohan, and his former fiancée, Kate Major, are reportedly expecting. Up until recently, Major had a restraining order against Michael Lohan, which certainly bodes well for the happy and healthy upbringing of a new baby.
If this bunch of celebrity news items is bringing you down, may we suggest taking a look at the newest YouTube video to cover Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe." Even for those who feel that there are already about 150,000 "Call Me Maybe" videos too many, this epic video featuring Star Wars characters singing the "song of the summer" could possibly make the ridiculously catchy song delightful once again. It looks like Episodes I through III are good for something after all.
In other silly pop-culture news, Flavor Flav took over the loudspeaker on a Southwest Airlines flight from Burbank to Las Vegas to plug his restaurant, Flavor Flav's House of Flavor, and to wish all the passengers good luck in "the land of Lost Wages." Yee-ah, G!


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Who: C-Tran Board of Directors.
When: 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 20.
Where: Fisher's Landing Transit Center, 3510 S.E. 164th Ave., Vancouver.
On the agenda: Proposed sales tax measure for high-capacity transit, including discussion of who should vote.
Who: C-Tran Board of Directors.
When: 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 20.
Where: Fisher's Landing Transit Center, 3510 S.E. 164th Ave., Vancouver.
On the agenda: Proposed sales tax measure for high-capacity transit, including discussion of who should vote.
The issue first emerged almost a year ago. Most of the arguments have been heard already.
On Tuesday, the C-Tran Board of Directors will tackle the question in earnest: Who should vote on this year's planned sales tax measure?
The proposed tax hike would pay for operating light rail and bus rapid transit systems in Vancouver. But for months, C-Tran leaders have waffled over whether the vote should go to the agency's entire district — that is, everywhere C-Tran operates — or a smaller subdistrict — likely the city of Vancouver or its urban growth boundary.
Tuesday's work session may bring the board closer to consensus. But don't expect a definitive decision just yet. Plenty of complicating factors have elected officials treading carefully.
The financial price
Until C-Tran decides who will vote on the measure, voters won't know how much they'll be asked to agree to pay.
A full district-wide vote would mean asking to raise the local sales tax rate by 0.1 of a percentage point. A subdistrict vote would likely mean 0.2 of a percentage point.
The measure would have to cover the $2.57 million annual price tag to operate light rail in Vancouver, plus a to-be-determined operating cost for bus rapid transit on the city's Fourth Plain corridor. That's why a smaller base requires asking those voters to pay more to cover the cost.
Any sales tax measure would pay only for annual upkeep — not the actual cost to build the new systems. Light rail is planned as part of the more than $3 billion Columbia River Crossing project. C-Tran started pursuing BRT in early 2011. Both are banking heavily on federal funding to get built.
This year's measure comes on the heels of another sales tax increase, which voters approved just last year in Proposition 1. That raised the local sales tax rate by 0.2 of a percentage point, which C-Tran said was needed to maintain basic bus service. The new tax rate takes effect April 1.
Other options
Another sales tax increase for light rail and BRT isn't the only funding option that's been tossed around in the past few months. Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt and City Councilor Larry Smith, both C-Tran board members, have indicated they'd like to at least explore other ideas. Those may include a fare-based model leaning on riders to cover maintenance costs, for example, or a vehicle license tax. C-Tran or the city of Vancouver could take on the burden through their general funds. But none of those ideas has been vetted thoroughly, nor is close to a sure thing.
Leavitt has said members of a recently formed advisory committee want to consider those options before pursuing a second sales tax hike in as many years.
Smith, C-Tran's board chair, said this week that a November vote might be "premature." If there's a way to fund light rail and BRT operations without raising the local sales tax, he said, "I think we're doing folks a favor."
A promise?
Not everyone sees it that way. Many CRC opponents see a vote this year as their chance to have a direct say on the project itself. They'd see anything else as a broken promise — since last year, C-Tran leaders have stated their intention to hold a vote in 2012. Even U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Camas, has put pressure on the agency to hold a vote as soon as possible.
Smith and others say it's inaccurate to portray this year's measure as a CRC referendum. Local leaders picked light rail as a preferred option in 2008. Federal officials gave the CRC a final go-ahead last December.
"This isn't a 'yes' or 'no' on the bridge project," said Vancouver City Councilor Bart Hansen, the city's third member on the C-Tran board. "This is a vote on whether or not to increase the sales tax."
County push for action
Clark County commissioners, who hold three of the C-Tran board's nine votes, have indicated they'd favor a district-wide vote. Commissioner Steve Stuart argued during a December workshop that C-Tran is an interconnected system, and all of its users should weigh in on its future. Last month, Stuart said he feels it's time for the board to make up its mind and end the uncertainty sooner than later.
Commissioner Tom Mielke has also pushed for a full vote, even suggesting a non-binding "advisory vote" to give residents a say if nothing else.
Small cities' voice
So where do Clark County's small cities — sharing three seats on the board — fit in?
Last month, La Center Mayor Jim Irish suggested it doesn't really matter what they think. Irish correctly noted that the county commissioners and Vancouver councilors both hold bloc veto power. That means the three commissioners, for example, could unite and smack down any proposal the rest of the board floated. So could Vancouver's three councilors. The small cities don't hold the same power.
Battle Ground City Council member Bill Ganley represents his own city and Yacolt on the board — the only two municipalities that said no to Proposition 1 last year. Ganley admitted light rail and BRT might also be a tough sell for those places.
Ganley hopes to take the district/subdistrict conversation to his constituents in early April, after this week's meeting. C-Tran Executive Director Jeff Hamm recently visited the La Center and Ridgefield councils on the same topic. Connie Jo Freeman, representing Washougal and Camas, stated her desire to talk to those cities before a decision is made.
Tight timeline
Whatever the outcome, C-Tran faces a tight timeline to get a ballot measure to voters this November. A state-mandated expert review panel, just announced this month, will have to evaluate the financing plans for operating light rail and BRT, then get its findings back to C-Tran by this summer to meet its deadline. The C-Tran board has until July to officially pull the trigger on a November ballot measure.
C-Tran may decide what to do — and who should vote — as soon as April.
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The Friars' defense also came up big as they forced three first-half turnovers and Servite converted them into 20 points.
"After hitting each other for the past three weeks we were ready to bang it out," said Servite coach Troy Thomas.
After an interception by linebacker Dontaie Ferguson on the third play of the game, the Friars marched 50 yards in 10 plays to take a 6-0 lead. Shoemate capped the scoring drive with a one-handed 18-yard TD catch in the end zone on a pass from McEntee.
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I would get some athlete's foot cream ,works wonders on that.... best thing I ever used.posted 01/24/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
Give your baby's bottom a wash with water and soap after each change..the rash should soon leave also apply cream after each wash =)posted 01/24/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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Avoid wiping the area which makes it worse..If your baby has a poop diaper then get as much off his bum without wiping too much and then put him in the tub and rinse with warm water until its gone. Its usually not recommended to use powder because of the fact that the baby might breath it in, but if you are very careful and hold a towel up while putting in on then its fine. Creams never worked on my son and powder worked in just two days. After the rash is gone then stop using the powder and just be very careful to keep his bum dry before putting on a new diaper.posted 01/24/2011 by anthony618
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WASHINGTON—Arguing that the U.S. Supreme Court's same-sex marriage rulings on Wednesday set a dangerous precedent by stripping Congress' policy-making power, some conservative House Republicans are planning to reintroduce a Federal Marriage Amendment.
The effort, led by Rep. Tim Huelskamp, R-Kan., to enshrine in the Constitution the definition of marriage as a union between a man and a woman may begin as soon as this week. But there may be little appetite for such a push among the Republican congressional leadership team.
Huelskamp said the 5-4 court decision striking down portions of the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and another 5-4 ruling that dismissed an appeal on California's Proposition 8 are examples of justices choosing ideology over the Constitution.
"A narrow radical majority of the court has substituted their personal preferences on marriage for the will of the voters and their elected representatives here in Washington," Huelskamp said.
Rep. Tom McClintock, R-Calif., said he was "baffled by the inconsistency of the rulings." In the decision against sections of DOMA, the court said the federal government had no constitutional authority to contradict the states' definition of marriage. But, according to McClintock, in the Proposition 8 case, "The justices let stand a decision that denies a state to do preciously that."
In 1996, a bipartisan congressional majority that included many Democrats passed DOMA. Then-President Bill Clinton signed into law the measure protecting traditional marriage. Rep. John Fleming, R-La., noted how the court called unconstitutional a bipartisan law like DOMA, while last year the court upheld a law, Obamacare, which passed Congress on a strictly partisan basis.
Californians in 2008 passed a ballot initiative, called Proposition 8, which created a state constitutional amendment that defined marriage as between one man and one woman. But California officials have failed to act on the initiative. In refusing to hear the Proposition 8 appeal, the court, according to Huelskamp, "discarded the votes of 7 million Californians who voted to defend traditional marriage."
"It is a loss for democratic self-government," added Rep. Vicky Hartzler, R-Mo. "With the Supreme Court denying them standing, they have left the people voiceless."
It is uncertain how many co-sponsors Huelskamp would get for his constitutional amendment. A similar effort to add the traditional definition of marriage into the Constitution failed in 2006. Early indications suggest that Republican leaders on Capitol Hill seem happy to pass this debate onto the states.
Saying he is "disappointed" by the rulings, House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, released a statement in which he stressed that the "robust national debate over marriage will continue in the public square, and it is my hope that states will define marriage as the union between one man and one woman." Boehner's pep talk to state conservatives was echoed by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va.
"I'm disappointed in this decision, and the marriage debate will continue in the states," read Cantor's statement.
Meanwhile, in a closed-door meeting after the rulings were issued, other House Republicans urged caution. Rep. Justin Amash, R-Mich., told his fellow party members to be "judicious in your response," according to published reports.
On the Senate side of the Capitol, the response was even more muted among conservatives. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky did not issue a statement on the rulings. But McConnell's counterpart, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., pledged he would soon bring to the Senate floor the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, which would provide new workplace protections for gays, lesbians, and bisexuals.
Sen. Marco Rubio, the Republican from Florida who is a likely presidential candidate in 2016, did issue a lengthy statement Wednesday, arguing that the lawmakers who passed DOMA 17 years ago were not acting with malice or intent to "demean" a class of people.
"The sweeping language of today's majority opinion is more troubling than the ruling itself, as it points to further interference by the court in the years to come," Rubio said. "These types of disagreements should be settled through the democratic process, as the Founders intended, not through litigation and court pronouncements."
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"Decisions like this makes the people's voices muted, and people say, 'Why should I even vote because a court is going to wipe away the decisions I made,'" said Rep. Doug LaMalfa, R-Calif. "So that takes away the faith people have in the system."
LaMalfa added that religious groups may find themselves even more on the defensive in the aftermath of the court's rulings: "I believe they now want to go on and force their way into people's religious freedoms and see that churches may have to perform things that they are against within their intuitions."
Rubio tried to offer a gentle warning to both sides of a debate that will continue to divide the nation: "My hope is that those of us who believe in the sanctity and uniqueness of traditional marriage will continue to argue for its protection in a way that is respectful to the millions of American sons and daughters who are gay. It is also my hope that those who argue for the redefinition of marriage to include same-sex marriage will refrain from assailing the millions of Americans who disagree with them as bigots."