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Clyde C. Gandee, 95, of Alliance passed away on Thursday, May 22, 2014, at his home. Clyde was born in Clendenin, West Virginia, on Nov. 30, 1918, the son of the late William and Lulia (Short) Gandee; he was a U.S. Navy veteran and retired from American Steel Foundries in 1980. Mr. Gandee also enjoyed woodworking, he could be found preaching many services throughout his lifetime; and was a member of the Home Mission Church.
Survivors include his children; Ronald (Karen) Gandee of Grafton, West Virginia; John (Cheryl) Gandee of Wimauma, Florida; Daniel (Ruth) Gandee of Alliance; James Gandee of West Salem; Samuel (Josefa) Gandee of Higginsport; Thomas (Melissa) Gandee of East Sparta; Curtis (Roberta) Kidd of Beloit; and a son-in-law Robert Fitzgerald of Mt. Sterling, Kentucky. He is also survived by 27 grandchildren and many great- and great-great-grandchildren.
Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Goldie, on Sept. 13, 1991; two daughters, Naomi Taylor, Nancy Fitzgerald; and 13 brothers and sisters.
A funeral service will take place at 12 p.m. on Wednesday, May 28, 2014, at the Home Mission Church on Oak Street in Alliance. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 27, at the funeral home, as well as an hour prior to the funeral. Burial will take place in Highland Memorial Park in Beloit. Friends may send condolences and sign the guest register online at www.grfuneralhome.com. (5-24-14)
Arrangements are by Gednetz-Ruzek Funeral Home Sebring, OH, 330-938-2526.


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Degrees and Certificates Offered
Ph.D. Program
The Program offers a Ph.D. in Public and International Affairs with a focus in STEP. Doctoral students normally take a minimum of 8 courses, the majority of which are completed during the first year.
The M.P.A./M.P.P. Program
The Woodrow Wilson School offers degrees in domestic, international, development, or economic policy with a STEP Certificate in Science, Technology and Environmental Policy. In addition to fulfilling the requirements for one of the fields of concentration (domestic, international, development, or economic policy), the STEP certificate represents an additional set of requirements beyond those for any of the MPA/MPP program's four basic fields.
Undergraduate Degrees
There is no certificate option for undergraduates. Rather, they have the option of STEP courses and whether to declare a major within the Woodrow Wilson School.

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Past incumbents of Deskford church enjoyed mixed fortunes.
The Rev. Walter Darg, MA, ordained in 1627, was deposed in 1651 for inefficiency. Later excommunicated, he was accused of conducting irregular marriages while 'living at Rathven in reduced circumstances'. His son, Patrick, was recorded as a prisoner in Glasgow Tolbooth in 1672.
The Rev. Walter Morrison, attacked by a 'fearful mob of Papists' at Enzie in 1725, was inducted to Deskford in 1731. His successor, the Rev. Walter Chalmers, published a pamphlet entitled The Prevalent Disregard to Religion and Virtue, the Ruin of Individuals and of Nations. (Edinburgh 1794). Plus ca change!
The above Dr. Mackintosh, awarded his doctorate by the University of Aberdeen in 1895, had a large family who distinguished themselves in various professions all over the world; the most celebrated being his son Ashley, who became Regius Professor of Medicine at Aberdeen.
The first ten names are those of incumbents prior to the reformation and the number of names at 1652-43 is due to the fact that about that time Cullen was created a "Collegiate Church" with a Provost and Prebendaries.


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There are several free kids activities this weekend:
- Home Depot: on Saturday (2/5) from 9 am to noon, visit your local Home Depot to build a Heart Shelf. In addition to the newly constructed project kit, each child receives a kid-sized orange apron, similar to The Home Depot associates' aprons, and an achievement pin.
- Lakeshore Learning Store: on Saturday (2/5), from 11 am – 3 pm, visit Lakeshore Learning Center to create a free Chinese New Year Drum.
- AC Moore: visit Saturday (2/5) between 11 am and 5 pm for a "Be Mine" Valentine Event. Learn how to make some "sweet" Valentine-themed events such as: Valentine Drizzled Pretzel Demonstration, Valentine Cards Make & Takes, Cricut "Life's a Party" Party Decoration Hands On Demonstration, Be Mine Mailbox Demonstration, Valentine Pony Bead Make & Take (while supplies last, recommended 5+).
- Michaels: visit Michaels on Friday (2/4) between 4 and 6 pm to create a Valentine's Day Candy Holder. Plus, you can visit Saturday (2/5) between 1-3 pm for a Wilton Valentine Pops Demo or Sunday (2/6) between 1-3 pm for a Decorate a Valentine's Day Box Make-It Take-It (with purchase of a white box).
- Archiver's: visit Friday or Saturday (2/5 -2/6) between 5-11pm for six free hours of scrapbooking and socializing. Pay a $5 reservation fee to save your spot, and when you arrive, you'll receive a $5 merchandise voucher to use that night.
- Pottery Barn -visit Saturday (2/5) 10am for Storage & Organization + Memory Box Crafting Activity. Learn how to remove clutter & tidy up your child's room. Bring your child along for a fun crafting activity that will help keep their tiny treasures organized.
- Bank of America: Museums on Us: This weekend (2/5-2/6), each Bank of America cardholder gets free admission to over 100 museums nationwide.
- Target: Check for FREE museum events in a city near you
- Walmart – there are several in-store events this weekend. Check your local store for hours and participation
Plus, you can visit Parents Connect to find other free activities in your area.


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, to have added that post with the pic of a reloading mistake...I've had a similar experience but with far less spectacular results...it only takes one moment's distraction to wreck a gun or worse. In my instance, a half grain over with Win 231 in 9mm blew a chunk out of the unsupported portion of the case, and I felt the Pachmeyer rubber grips bulge in my hand...no damage to the gun, a Colt Commander, but it re-oriented my loading practices. Like you, I saved the ruptured case, then framed it and it's mounted prominently on the wall above my handgun presses.
As to loading for someone else...I don't do it either...but I have allowed selected friends to use my equipment to load their own under my supervision. But even that can be probably be used against me by some SH lawyer bent on a windfall settlement. And too, my homeowner's ins. would probably not cover me.
It's a litigious society we live in...one that we built ourselves, since we've allowed the politicians and lawyers to make it so. And to those who claim anyone can sue but the case has to have merit...I'd say that while the court system cranks out an opinion, you'll go broke defending yoursel
Cherish our flag, honor it, defend what it stands for or get the hell out. Our Freedoms are not free, they've been paid for many times over by heros in uniform. Far better men than I, died that we could be FREE.
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You can't talk about sexuality without implicitly addressing the concept of judging others. It seems that I'm often walking the fine line of trying to help women find truth without offending them. Cohabitation, homosexuality, erotica, masturbation, BDSM (bondage, discipline/dominance, sadism, masochism) . . . My job is to help women make sense of issues like these.
Lately, I've been hearing many variations of the question, "Who are you to judge me for reading Fifty Shades of Grey?"
Even if your day job doesn't include teaching about sex, I'm sure you regularly find yourself dealing with similar tensions. As Christians living in a postmodern society, it's tempting to just keep our mouths shut because we don't want to judge. But what would you think of a doctor who, in the spirit of being non-judgmental, won't tell his 350-pound patient that his lifestyle is going to kill him? Or an accountant who hates confrontation so she doesn't warn clients when they're violating the tax code? Does their silence communicate truth?
As followers of Jesus, we need to maintain a loving, non-judgmental attitude while also sharing the truth with our friends and the world in general. How can we do that? Here are a few critical elements of speaking truth without becoming judgmental.
Appeal to moral authority, not personal opinion
As we discuss sexual morality with others, we need to base our conversations on truths, not simply our experiences or opinions. While opinion implies judgment, sharing facts does not. I'm not the one who decided that sleeping around is morally wrong. Actually, my opinion on the topic isn't worth a whole lot. Anything I say or teach needs to come from a source much more trustworthy than just my experiences and conclusions.
Throughout hundreds of generations, the Bible has been viewed as the trusted authority of truth and morality. Jews, Christians, Muslims, and even many governments use the Judeo-Christian ethic expressed in the Bible (like the Ten Commandments) as the basis of moral understanding. "The fear the LORD is the beginning of wisdom" (Proverbs 9:10, NIV).
While many people today may want to chuck the Bible and embrace relativism, it is not judgmental or arrogant to hold to God's Word as a moral standard. The catch is that we actually have to know the Bible. Don't quote what you think the Bible says or what you grew up believing about God. (I've had people confidently tell me that the Bible says everything from "A woman should never work outside the home" to "God helps those who help themselves.") Stick to what Scripture actually says.
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starting Monday I will be homeschooling my 6 yr old autistic son.
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i have a 5 yr old son with autism. We homeschool all our children. We are using more visuals for example instead of a worksheet with letters we float foam letters in the bathtub. We used twister game to teach colors. Lots of ideas on internet for teaching children with autism. Good luck keep us posted.
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The Rules:
1) Put the logo on your blog/post.
2) Nominate up to 9 blogs which allure, amuse, bewitch, impress or inspire you.
3) Be sure to link to your nominees within your post.
4) Let them know that they have been splashed by commenting on their blog.
5) Remember to link to the person from whom your received your Splash award.
(Squee. I just realized this is my first meme!)
Here are my splash awards
1) Back to Susan, whom I admire for turning book blogging into a social activity. You always have something new, interesting to read every time I check your blog, and it's always from the heart too :)
2) Peter, because I was hooked from my first visit to your blog! I look forward to reading your entries, and I feel gratified that there are more book lovers in this country.
5) Marie, another Flipper friend! I enjoy your company because we have very different literary taste, and I admire your take-no-prisoners attitude towards books :)
6) Patti, who is one of my inspirations for blogging. When I saw your WordPress blog last year, I knew I wanted a blog of my own!
7) IHop, another one of my inspirations. You have a blog for everything, and someday I'd like to do that too! And I love how I can imagine you as I read your posts, like we're talking face to face :D
8) Keyla, whose blog I discovered today. I've been seeing you in Shelfari, and you've added me too, and your love for books is infectious :)
9) and one last — Color Online, because the advocacy is admirable, and the blog goes out of its way to reach out to readers and make empowerment fun! :)
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In Our Time - Pocahontas
Melvyn Bragg
Editors note. In Thursday's programme Melvyn Bragg and guests discussed Pocahontas. As always the programme is available to listen to online or download to keep.
So Disney, it seems, didn't get Pocahontas quite right. They pursued the line that she had had an affair with John Smith. When they were aware of each other, she was about ten and he was about thirty, and there's no evidence for this whatsoever, but she was already becoming a myth. What a short life and what an immense one. Jacqueline Fear-Segal recalled (after the programme) a delegation which came to Gravesend recently. A delegation, that is, of American Indians who were part of the Algonquin-speaking grouping when the English arrived. They came to get recognition because none of these Virginia tribes have recognition; that is to say, they are not seen to be included in Bills for medical rights, educational rights or land rights. Only two tribes have got anything approaching land rights. They have federal but not national recognition. On it goes.
When Pocahontas came (this is all post-programme chat) to London, John Chamberlain saw her at the great masque of Ben Jonson's, which was attended by James I and his wife, and said that she was "no fair lady … but tricked up to be somebody". Emeritus Professor Susan Castillo's comment on that was "supercilious git" (I have her permission to say this). When she came to London she was first of all put up in a tavern called La Belle Sauvage. Typical English bureaucratic tact, of course. Soon she moved to Syon Park, a home of the Duke of Northumberland.
The Native Indian thing persists quite strongly. Susan's grandmother, who into her late eighties had straight, thick, black hair, was believed to have a Choctaw element in her genetic makeup. But it was never talked about.
Curiously, and without Tom Morris and myself giving it any calculation whatsoever, this week's programme linked up with last week's on The Tempest. Rolfe was in the ship, The Sea Venture, which was wrecked and landed its people on the Bermudas and this was one of the starting points for Shakespeare's play. Other notions about English settlers landing on foreign islands swirled in from this Virginia experience, which was the first time that the English bit into the North American continent.
Over 100,000 people claim descent from Pocahontas through the child she had with Rolfe. One of these is Nancy Reagan. In Rolfe's village in England, in Heacham, there is a village sign depicting Pocahontas. As there is a statue of her in St George's Church in Gravesend. It's difficult to imagine what an amazing coup it must have seemed. This young princess, as the English thought she was (hence the invitation to be in the presence of James I and his wife, etc), accounted by others than the supercilious John Chamberlain to be beautiful and certainly strange, was the first recorded Native Indian to turn to Christianity, and one of only three people who went into an interracial marriage in Virginia in the whole of the seventeenth century. In Latin America there were many, many more interracial marriages, but the English held off.
John Rolfe, who went back to America without his bride, was most likely killed in the 1622 uprising. His son went on to produce what became the 100,000 descendants.
I was going to write about the cowboys and Indians on Saturday matinees in Wigton, but there's no more space. You'll be relieved to hear that!
Best wishes
Melvyn Bragg
PS: By a deeply mysterious coincidence, yesterday we received our first review from a paper in Virginia!
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Edward III (13 November 1312 – 21 June 1377) was King of England from 25 January 1327 until his death; he is noted for his military success and for restoring royal authority after the disastrous and unorthodox reign of his father, Edward II. Edward III transformed the Kingdom of England into one of the most formidable military powers in Europe. His long reign of 50 years was the second longest in medieval England and saw vital developments in legislation and government—in particular the evolution of the English parliament—as well as the ravages of the Black Death.
Edward was crowned at age fourteen after his father was deposed by his mother, Isabella of France, and her lover Roger Mortimer. At age seventeen he led a successful coup against Mortimer, the de facto ruler of the country, and began his personal reign. After a successful campaign in Scotland he declared himself rightful heir to the French throne in 1337 but his claim was denied. This started what became known as the Hundred Years' War. Following some initial setbacks the war went exceptionally well for England; victories at Crécy and Poitiers led to the highly favourable Treaty of Brétigny. Edward's later years were marked by international failure and domestic strife, largely as a result of his inactivity and poor health.
Edward III was a temperamental man but capable of unusual clemency. He was in many ways a conventional king whose main interest was warfare. Admired in his own time and for centuries after, Edward was denounced as an irresponsible adventurer by later Whig historians such as William Stubbs. This view has been challenged recently and modern historians credit him with some significant achievements....LESS
On 26 August, the English army defeated a far larger French army in the Battle of Crécy. from Edward III of England
Following some initial setbacks the war went exceptionally well for England; victories at Crécy and Poitiers led to the highly favourable Treaty of Brétigny. from Edward III of England
Edward himself commanded the division behind, while the rear division was led by William de Bohun, Earl of Northampton. from Battle of Crécy
The Battle of Crécy (1346), also called Battle of Cressy, was an English victory during the Edwardian phase of the Hundred Years' War. Coupled with the later battles of Poitiers (also fought during the Edwardian phase) and Agincourt, it was the first of the three major English successes during the conflict.
The battle was fought on 26 August 1346 near Crécy, in northern France. An army of English, Welsh, and allied troops from the Holy Roman Empire led by Edward III of England, engaged and defeated a much larger army of French, Genoese and Majorcan troops led by Philip VI of France. Emboldened by the lessons of tactical flexibility and utilisation of terrain learned from the earlier Saxons, Vikings and the recent battles with the Scots, the English army won an important victory.
The battle saw the longbow as the dominant weapon of battlefield. Crécy also saw the use of some very early cannon by the English army; archaeological digs found shot on the battlefield centuries later. The combined-arms approach of the English, the new weapons and tactics used, which were far more focused on the infantry than previous battles in the Middle Ages (whose predominant focus was the heavily armoured knight), and the killing of incapacitated knights by peasantry after the battle, have led to the engagement being described as "the beginning of the end of chivalry".
The battle crippled the French army's ability to come to the aid of Calais, which fell to the English the following year. Calais would remain under English rule for over two centuries, falling in 1558.


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RUMOURS are circulating on social media sites and elsewhere about suspicious incidents involving children in the area.
During the past week, reports have been received from areas including Stroud, Wotton, the Forest of Dean and Tewkesbury of adults in vehicles approaching children.
Police say some of these reports have been given second hand and there is nothing to suggest any criminal offences have been committed or any children have been harmed in this way in the county.
Chief Superintendent Nigel Avron said: "We can obviously understand that parents will be concerned whenever they hear reports of this nature.
"With national media coverage of the police search for April Jones in Wales, fears will obviously be heightened.
"Child safety is naturally at the forefront of everyone's minds and we will always thoroughly investigate any report of a suspicious incident where children are involved. We will also issue warnings via the local media and on social media sites when we have genuine concerns something which has taken place.
"We also work closely with local schools, ensuring that when such reports are received the schools are able to notify parents and provide accurate safety advice to their pupils.
"It's great people are being vigilant and more alert but we don't want the community to be paralysed with fear or to believe every rumour that they hear.
"The best thing parents can do is give their children sensible safety advice and obviously report any concerns they have to us."
Safety advice can be obtained via the Constabulary's Kids Aware website http://www.gloucestershire.police.uk/kids_aware/3.html


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Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star Penrith hotel in Greater Western Sydney with free parking
Popular property highlights
Located in Greater Western Sydney, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Panthers World of Entertainment and Cables Wake Park. Westfield Penrith Shopping Centre is 0.8 mi (1.2 km) away.
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this hotel has an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Self parking is free. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, WiFi in public areas, and a business center.
Room Amenities
All 222 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers, plus WiFi and LCD TVs with cable channels. Wired Internet, room service, and free newspapers are among the other amenities available to guests.
Guest Highlights
- Good location
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
- Comfy beds and nice bathrooms
- WiFi could've been better
Mercure Penrith
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Mercure Penrith features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
A business center is on site at this 3.5-star property. This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Luggage storage
- Number of floors - 5
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Total number of rooms - 222
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Wired Internet access - surcharge
- Laundry facilities
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Outdoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Wired high-speed internet ( AUD 24.95 per day ), Wired high-speed internet ( AUD 24.95 per night )
Available in some public areas: Wired high-speed internet ( AUD 20 per 24-hour period ), Wired high-speed internet ( AUD 20 per 24-hour period )
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Free newspaper
- Private bathroom
- Daily housekeeping
- Air conditioning
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Wired Internet access (surcharge)
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
Mercure Penrith has a restaurant on site.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Kayaking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 10 children 1 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for AUD 40.0 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: AUD 24.50 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: AUD 24.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room wired Internet: AUD 24.95 per night (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: AUD 20 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for wired Internet in public areas: AUD 20 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 40.0 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
Hotel Name
- Chifley Hotel
- Chifley Hotel Panthers
- Chifley Hotel Penrith
- Chifley Hotel Penrith Panthers
- Penrith Chifley Hotel
- Mercure Penrith Hotel
- Mercure Penrith
- Chifley Penrith Panthers Hotel Penrith
We should mention
Up to 10 children 1 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This property has been awarded a star rating from the Australian Star Ratings Agency, Star Ratings Australia.


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Mining magnate and
Mrs Rinehart, Australia's richest person with an estimated fortune of $29 billion, owns 18.7 per cent of Fairfax, which she said was managed "abysmally". But she cannot impose her strategy without board representation. She now has 10 options.
1. Sell all her shares
Mrs Rinehart could make good on her recent threat to offload all her shares. One media analyst, who did not wish to be named, said that given the share price was declining – Fairfax stock closed down 1.5¢ yesterday at 54¢ – a total sale by Mrs Rinehart might not necessarily depress the share price further.
The last sizeable Fairfax block sale was in November 2011, when the Fairfax family's private company Marinya Media sold its 9.7 per cent stake at 85¢ a share.
Selling out would go against Mrs Rinehart's fighting spirit as documented in a new 490-page book by Fairfax journalist Adele Ferguson.
2. Sell her shares and buy them back
Mrs Rinehart, through her private company Hancock Prospecting, told ABC television's Four Corners program this week that she might sell her shares and buy them back at a later date.
However, one institutional investor said she would be unlikely to be able to buy back such a large block at market price, given holders of the stock would assume she wanted control of the company and so would insist on a premium.
3. Creep up the register
Mrs Rinehart can keep creeping up the Fairfax share register under provisions that allow an investor to lift their holding by 3 per cent every six months once they've hit the 19.9 per cent takeover threshold.
But she will have to do more to win the support of institutional shareholders, who say she needs to present an alternative plan for the company in order to obtain their backing.
4. Make a takeover bid
Investors clearly think this is unlikely, as the share price has continued to fall during her stoush with the board.
5. Call an EGM
Mrs Rinehart could call a shareholder meeting to vote on the appointment of two or three of her directors, and to dump Mr Corbett.
She wants the deputy chairmanship for herself and at least one other board position. She has also asked for her colleague on the Ten Network board, Jack Cowin, to be installed as an independent director.
Yet it's unclear how institutional shareholders would vote at this stage.
6. Threaten an EGM to gain assets
Unlikely, but remotely possible. She could use the threat of an EGM to negotiate to acquire assets she wants from Fairfax, such as The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Australian Financial Review.
7. Wait for the AGM
She could stand for election at the AGM in November, but she would need major shareholder support.
8. Thrash out a deal with Corbett
Unlikely, as the two sides haven't agreed on the editorial independence charter and corporate governance issues.
9. Do nothing
Time is always an option. Mrs Rinehart may not be in a hurry.
10. Act before a public interest test
However, she may have to move fast to gain total control if the government introduces a public interest test for significant media transactions.
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How are you feeling after the holidays? Well-rested? Well-fed? Ready to face the year ahead? Overwhelmed by the stuff that made its way into your home over the Christmas season?
Me too.
In fact, probably a little too much of most things listed above.
The break was wonderful, the quiet, simple time with family was just what we needed, and the chance to unplug and unwind was golden. (That being said, if I owe you an email, you can expect it in the next 48 hours!)
But now the new year is upon us and my social media feeds are full of people spring cleaning, decluttering, planning and getting ready for the year ahead. It's such an energised time of year for many of us.
Similarly, it can be an overwhelming time. Often Christmas involves a huge exchange of gifts between family, friends, colleagues and teachers. Multiply that if you have children, as they will receive gifts from friends and classmates, not to mention grandparents, family and Saint Nick.
It is a wonderful time of the year, but the sheer volume of stuff can make your head spin.
That's why this year I'm embracing this as a guiding philosophy.
"We don't need more stuff; we need more humanity."
Seth Godin – The Icarus Deception
Less stuff. More humanity.
I love the simplicity of this advice. I love how it so easily sums up the beauty and the benefits of living with less. And while it could be read as a comment on the Western trend of ultra-consumerism and the impact that has on the developing world, it can just as readily be adopted into our small, daily lives.
Having less stuff gives you the opportunity to focus more on the people in your life. More time, more energy, more care and more compassion. You can focus on experiences over things. Travel instead of trend-hopping. Memories instead of souvenirs.
Over the past three years as I've slowly learned to pare back, find what's important and live (mostly) according to those priorities, life has become easier. Simpler. Sweeter.
- We have afternoon naps on the weekend.
- Cleaning up takes minutes, not hours or days.
- I spend less time dusting and organising.
- There is more time together on the weekends.
- We entertain more.
- Our horizons are expanding and we're travelling more as a family.
- I worry less.
- I compare our life with that of others far less.
- The overall feeling of life is that of contentment.
In other words, life is good.
Not to say that living a simpler life makes things perfect. It doesn't.
Our kids fight. We get things wrong – alot. We make poor spending choices. We get impatient. There is still the annual influx of gifts at Christmas (although this is much less than it used to be, as we've slowly adjusted our families thinking on what and how much to give).
Simplifying life just makes it easier to deal with this stuff. And to me, that is the single biggest benefit of living a simpler life – over time it just makes living life easier. The daily tasks, the constant stresses, the annual pressures – these things become easier to deal with when there is less stuff cluttering up your home and your head.
The difficulty, I would say, is in getting to that point. How do you actually create that simpler life, when right now everything feels so insanely complicated?
A Simple Year.
There are literally thousands of places to find information and inspiration, both online and off. This blog and many others like it have hundreds of suggestions on how to start, where to begin, how to declutter and what to do once you've finished. And they're all great sources of information. In fact, that's how I came to discover simple living and finally get started on my own journey.
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Rather than having to work through the process of simplifying by yourself, A Simple Year is an interactive online course created by some of the best known writers in the simplicity movement (and me). Joshua Becker, Courtney Carver, Jules Clancy and Tammy Strobel (among others) have come together to create something really quite amazing. Each month you can focus on a new area of simplicity by working with one of the simple living enthusiasts mentioned above.
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After the international financial turmoil, major organizations and brands are scuttling from here to there for continued existence. The world has experienced big manufacturers and organizations give up due to financial problems. For that reason, major brands in the present day have turned to fast and cost-cutting actions to meet their monetary difficulties. Renowned names like Ford, LG and others have recommended crowdsourcing over freelancing.
Out of the several fast actions, one of the most admired is crowdsourcing. Sites similar to MycroBurst and CrowdSPRING are offering cost-effective crowdsourcing package design for companies to satisfy their design requirements. Formerly, companies used to delegate their additional work to outworker and other freelancers. But that became annoying and expensive for companies. You had to regularly monitor the freelancing events and organize on a regular schedule. Furthermore, the price of doing so was getting more expensive. For this reason, well known corporations started converting their concentration towards the idea of crowdsourcing.
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Everything has its perks and demerits. For instance, there are many reviews on 99design scam that highlight the disadvantages of crowdsourcing. But the benefits outweigh the drawbacks of crowdsourcing for big entities:
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A typical creative firm or a reputable designer charges a hefty sum to devise a brand. Supposing the figure don't really matter to big manufacturers and companies, it still contributes to the yearly financial statement. That is where the operating plan can be traumatized by paying too much to delegate your design needs. That's why using crowdsourcing allows companies to meet their economical objectives with comfort.
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In this aggressive world of ruthless competition, companies take instant choices and meet targets within the stipulated timeframe. By freelancing design to a creative agency, you may waste weeks, maybe months to complete. On the other hand, crowdsourcing will yield you a service within a day. The normal project completion duration of crowdsourcing is exceptionally less.
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DULUTH, Minn. (AP) — Police say a college student found unconscious outside a neighbor's house in Duluth had been outdoors for more than nine hours in subzero temperatures and suffered severe hypothermia.
Authorities say 19-year-old Alyssa Lommel--a graduate of St. Cloud Cathedral--had been out drinking with friends last Friday night and was dropped off at her house around midnight. A passer-by found her on the front porch of the house next door about 9:30 a.m. Saturday. The male driver who dropped Lommel outside her house told police she was walking and talking and didn't appear to be extremely intoxicated.
Lommel had the keys to her house, but footprints lead to the house next door. The police report says Lommel's hands were three times the normal size when she was found Saturday morning.
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text: On file: Sept. 15, 2013 September 13, 2013 Story Share MarriagesThe following people applied for marriage licenses in Kanawha County between Sept. 6 and 13:Isaiah Benjamin Barney, 28, and Indya Solveig Bird, 19, both of Charleston.Alexander Martel Brown, 31, and Marquita Latreece Waldrop, 30, both of Charleston.Jared Matthew Sizemore, 24, and Jessica Kristine Tucker, 22, both of Charleston.Justin Crane McMillion, 29, and Ashley Renee Smith, 28, both of Elkview.David Anthony Snyder, 27, and Meagan Renee Jeffrey, 22, both of Nitro.Shane Michael Wright, 37, and Erin Elizabeth Lanier, 31, both of Charleston.Travis Brandon Campbell, 28, and Rebecca Ann Mitchell, 20, both of Elkview.Charles Harold Gaylor Jr., 31, and Lindsey Fallon Dunn, 24, both of Cross Lanes.Keith Crawford Burdette, 42, and Tamra Dawn Ashworth, 42, both of Elkview.Dale Edward Lee Jr., 26, and Amber Louise Lawrence, 25, both of Charleston.Denzil Wayne Dunlap, 50, and Lisa Ann Gillenwater, 38, both of Charleston.Sean Allen Richardson, 46, and Karen Sue Allen, 43, both of Charleston.Craig Edward Bryant, 23, and Kaitlyn Michelle Bone, 23, both of Elkview. Junior Wayne Adkins, 49, and Rachel Renee Rhodes, 28, both of Clendenin.Dennis Duane Harmison II, 37, and Elizabeth Shea MacCallum, 34, both of Charleston.Codi Dale Scott Parsons, 19, and Harley Alynn Carr, 20, both of Cabin Creek.Joseph Andrew Baria, 33, of St. Albans, and Mary Ann Payne, 25, of Charleston.Terry Mathew Mallory, 26, and Kayci Elizabeth Hall, 24, both of Charleston.Stephen Michael Fernandez, 26, and Megan Elizabeth Deal, 25, both of Charleston. Richard Lee Connard, 56, and Jamie Allena Browning, 47, both of Nitro.Denzil Lee Harper Jr., 31, and Ashley Nicole Redmon, 29, both of Charleston.Corey Gregory Foster, 29, and Ashlie Niccole Stevens, 24, both of St. Albans.Celestino Perez Munoz, 41, and Digna Maria Alvarado, age unavailable, both of Charleston.Colby Trenton Gill, 19, and Holly Ann Coulter, 21, both of Dunbar.Michael Austin Corbin, 24, of Culpeper, Va., and Sarah Elizabeth Cottle, 24, of Charleston.Carl Roger Workman III, 38, and Anita Carole Truman, 35, both of Dunbar.Jonathan Robert Elli, 32, of Elkview and Sarah Christine McCarty, 34, of Charleston.Justin Allen Pendergrass, 24, and Megan Elizabeth Shamblin, 21, both of St. Albans.Robert Lee Huffman, 48, and Esta Mae Prosser, 38, both of Clendenin.Robert Phillip Valle, 24, and Dreama Kay Haynes, 38, both of Alum Creek.Stephen Edward Seitz, 25, of Charleston, and Samantha Marie Femia, 25, of South Charleston.Matthew Scott Queen, 20, and Heather Renee White, 20, both of Charleston.Larry Wayne Gaynor, 20, and Patricia Gabrielle Conrad, 19, both of Charleston.Divorces The following people filed for divorce in Kanawha County between Sept. 5 and 12:Stacy Lynn Mallory from Terry Elton Mallory James Wooten from Charlotte WootenJennifer N. Oiler from Harry Oiler Jr.James Jerry Johnson from Alicia Marie JohnsonRicky Bright Jr. from Tracy BrightKim L. Hall from Daniel L. HallLori Leah Mourier from Scott R. MourierCharla R. Jones from James L. JonesJared Nutter from Susan NutterPhillip Benjamin Priddy from Gemma Kay Loretta PriddyMichael Edward Callaghan from Juanita Lynn CallaghanJason Schuerger from Shannon SchuergerAnna Marie Deloof from Richard Robert DeloofRebecca Wolfe from Larry WolfeApril M. Seabolt from Jason SeaboltJeri A. Frame from Matthew A. FrameJames L. Leavitt from Wanda LeavittCraig Bowe from Ashley BoweTodd Wentz from Lori Looney WentzPatawna L. McBride from Mark McBride Victoria Reynolds from Wilson ReynoldsMichael E. Dunlap from Daisy M. DunlapJohn C. Kinnaird from Melissa J. KinnairdSandra Jeanne Adkins from Dennis Frederick AdkinsChristy D. Ruby from Gregory T. RubyAmber Myers from David MyersAngela Marie Hyre from Dirk HyreProperty transfersThe following properties of $50,000 or more were recorded in Kanawha County between Sept. 6 and 13:Charleston Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training Trust Fund to MACS Realty LLC. Lots, South Charleston District, $825,000.Earl C. Smith to Charleston Area Medical Center Inc. Lot, Charleston, $205,000.Gretchen Lane to Derrick P. and Marleen D. Wright. Lot, South Charleston, $143,500.Jennifer Dye to Stephen Raymond and Loraine Kay Jackson. Lot, Elk District, $370,000.Hazel Sampson to Charles D. and Teresa G. Scarbro. Lot, St. Albans, $125,000.Caroline S. Ruckle to Gregory S. Ward. Lot, Charleston, $150,000.Michael A. and Deborah C. Clark to Maurita M. Parks. Lot, Jefferson District, $153,500.Noel Priest to Janet E. Crowder. Lot, Loudon District, $89,900.Robert Thurl Combs and Mary Elizabeth Findley to William Scott and Sherri Christina Adkins. Lot, Elk District, $122,000.BBCC Properties LLC to Katherine L. Montgomery. Lot, Jefferson District, $63,000.Jeanette G. Fleshman to Srinivas H. Murthy. Lot, Charleston South Annex Tax District, $155,000.Mark and Rita McGhee to Travis A. Bailes and Tonya S. Thompson. Lot, Charleston South Annex District, $92,500.Timothy L. and Christine M. Williams to Andrew T. and Erica D. Gunnoe. Lot, Loudon District, $271,000.Meredith K.J. and Mary Elizabeth Rice to Margaret H. Teeter. Parcels, Loudon District and Charleston South Annex District, $163,000.Joanne E. Martin to Eicher LLC. Lot, Malden District, $245,000.Rabel Development LLC to Aaron Leigh and Jessica Lynn Sop. Lot, Washington District, $150,000.Ralph E. and Judy D. Booher to Rebecca Welch. Lot, St. Albans, $67,000.Lonnie R. Jones to Kristina Taylor and Diana Humphreys. Lots, Dunbar, $148,000.Patrick J. and Autumn R. Humphreys to Jason C. and April D. Fields. Lot, Elk District, $168,000.Kay Boggs Jaacks to Patrick J. and Autumn R. Humphreys. Lots, Nitro, $167,000.AB Contracting to Jama S. and Dennis G. Shamblin Jr. Lot, Washington District, $263,600.David S. and Angela D. Moore to Andrea K. O'Neal. Lot, Cabin Creek District, $164,000.George G. Weissert and Genon K. Day to Charles H. Haden IV. Lot, Charleston South Annex District, $148,000.The Lynne Duncan Schwabe Irrevocable Trust to Chad A. and Melissa D. Cowan. Condominium, Charleston, $158,000.Elizabeth Gail Fitzwater to Stephanie M. Lamb. Lot, St. Albans, $75,000.Carl B. Payne to Amanda D. Hively. Lot, St. Albans, $65,000.Mark H. Samples to Brian E. Kuhn. Lot, South Charleston, $167,000.FMC Corporation to Mound Properties. Lot, South Charleston, $200,000.Julia M. Sellers to Johnny M. Knisely II. Lot, Charleston, $152,500.Samuel J. and Virginia P. Nelson to Jeffrey A. Burnette. Lot, Spring Hill District, $158,000.Jason M. Kinder to James A. and Sandra S. Martin. Lot, Union District, $128,000.Pravin G. and Usha P. Sangani to Reno and Drema Ramella. Lot, Charleston, $336,000.AB Contracting Inc. to Jeffrey Lusk. Lot, Washington District, $262,000.Warren L. Mathews to Ida G. Ardman. Lot, Union District, $132,500.BankruptciesThe bankruptcies listed below are limited to those filed by residents or companies in the Gazette's circulation area. Chapter 7 designates the liquidation of nonexempt property; Chapter 11 calls for business reorganization; Chapter 13 establishes a schedule of payments to creditors. The bankruptcies listed below are limited to those filed by residents or companies in the Gazette's circulation area. The following bankruptcies were filed between Sept. 6 and 13:Jeffrey Alan and Cathy Jo Higginbotham, Charleston, Chapter 7. Assets: $947,084, Liabilities: $335,958.Robert Wayne II and Rose Irene Dolin, Foster, Chapter 7. Assets: $61,303, Liabilities: $105,400.Dolores Jean Holstein, St. Albans, Chapter 7. Assets: $81,000, Liabilities: $48,259.Roger Dale and Jessica Leanne Marcum, Van, Chapter 7. Assets: $111,826, Liabilities: $93,660.Roy Clinton and Pamela Denise Shaffer, Fairplain, Chapter 7. Assets: $4,610, Liabilities: $61,652.Roger Dale and Susan Joan Workman, Harts, Chapter 7. Assets: $12,573, Liabilities: $79,047.Ronald Dean Woodrum, Griffithsville, Chapter 7. Assets: $5,229, Liabilities: $34,883.Clifford Wayne Griffith, Yawkey, Chapter 7. Assets: $16,440, Liabilities: $12,370.Patricia Gail Smith, Chattaroy, Chapter 7. Assets: $184,404, Liabilities: $94,312. Terry Lee and Deborah Yvonne Zahniser, Hansford, Chapter 7. Assets: $ 134,300, Liabilities: $114,583.The Riverview Country Club Inc., Madison, Chapter 7. Assets: $0, Liabilities: $531,406.Jason Lee Williamson, West Hamlin, Chapter 7. Assets: $6,555, Liabilities: $7,880.Charles Clifton Jr. and Chrissy Leigh Bowles, Crawley, Chapter 7. Assets: $149,506, Liabilities: $259,312. 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(NEW YORK) — Los Angeles Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen will be out indefinitely due to a heart-related problem the team recently announced.
Dodgers manager Don Mattingly admitted that Jansen is experiencing issues related to an irregular heartbeat. Jansen was sidelined for a month last season for the same condition.
The 24-year-old was admitted to a hospital Tuesday and has yet to give the Dodgers permission to fully discuss his heart ailment. He had to go on the disabled list last season after he was forced to take blood thinners in order to properly treat the condition. If he needs to take blood thinners once again, the team fears his season could be over.
In his third season with the Dodgers, Jansen has been stellar for the Dodgers coming out of the bullpen. In 56 games, Janses was 5-3 with 25 saves along with a 2.54 ERA.
It it unknown at this time who will take over for Jansen as the team's closer.
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- 1 boneless whole pork loin roast (about 2-1/2 pounds)
- 1/2 cup chopped pitted dried plums
- 1/3 cup each fresh or frozen blueberries, raspberries and sliced strawberries
- 2 garlic cloves, cut into slivers
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup red wine or chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon seedless raspberry jam
- Make a lengthwise slit down the center of the roast to within 1/2 in. of bottom. Open roast so it lies flat; cover with plastic wrap. Flatten to 3/4-in. thickness. Remove plastic; Combine the fruit; place on one side of roast. Close roast; tie several times with kitchen string and secure ends with toothpicks.
- Cut slits in roasts; insert garlic slivers. Place in an ungreased shallow baking pan. Drizzle with butter; sprinkle with oregano, salt and pepper.
- In a small bowl, combine the wine or broth, brown sugar and jam. Drizzle over roast. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 75-80 minutes or until a thermometer reaches 160°. Let stand for 10 minutes before slicing. Yield: 8-10 servings.
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Throughout Georgia's history, state government and the business community have worked together to grow the economy and create a high quality of life for those who call Georgia home. As a result of that partnership, Georgia has been the economic leader of the South – one with an enviable logistics system, top tier research universities, world class technical education, a robust agricultural sector, abundant natural resources and a positive global reputation - all of which contribute to our ability to attract, retain and grow both jobs and investment.
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BOSTON Boston has been a city of Champions over the last 10 years, and the Bruins are definitely feeling the winners circle love since winning a perfectly played Game 7 on Friday night.
Boston has always been a Hockey Town, and has the Original Six paperwork to prove it. But above and beyond that, Bostonians have always love a perennial winner. The Red Sox, Patriots and the Celtics have become ultimate winners in this golden era of Boston sports, and the Bruins lagged a bit behind.
But that also means there is a certain level of fervor and trembling excitement at the thought of the Bruins completing the full set for the city of Boston. Securing a Stanley Cup would make the sporting circle complete for the local sports fan thats had just about everything over the last decade.
That kind of symmetry makes the idea of drinking from the Stanley Cup all the sweeter for the players, coaches, front office personnel and owners involved.
Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs famously went 98.5 the Sports Hub with his nemesis, Mike Felger, and said We want a Trophya big one and thats exactly what has everyone so hopped up in the streets of Boston.
Winning the first Stanley Cup since the Bobby Orr era of 1972 and punctuating this current team cores rise from the post-lockout ashes would shoot the Bruins into the local sporting stratosphere and that hasnt gone unnoticed among the players or the coaching staff.
It also hasnt gone unnoticed among the television executives that saw Boston pull down an 18.89 HH rating for Friday nights Game 7, and blow away ratings for all other hockey games in the market.
Claude Julien has always talked about the pride he feels representing the city of Boston, and that emotional knob was cranked to the max on Friday night when the coach couldnt get to sleep following Friday nights victory.
Were paid to do this job. But the thing behind our job is that youre doing it because youre representing a city. Were representing our fans. Thats what we do, and we understand it's hard work. There are a lot of sacrifices to be made, said Julien. But at the end of the day you do it for them. Theyre the ones that are coming in to see us. Theyre the ones that are paying to watch us play. This is the process of it all.
When you can walk out of this building here and see how excited the city was -- which was the case the other night -- youre certainly happy. I think thats where were at right now. Were proud of what we accomplished, but also realize that we havent finished the job yet. We still have lot of work ahead of us.
Milan Lucic was among the current set of young players that arrived when things were still in the reboot phase at the beginning of the Claude Julien Era. The power forward looked around his first season in Boston and realized something important: he wanted to make hockey important again in a place where it had once been great.
There have been some personal apexes during Lucics four years in Boston that have coincided with the teams return to the playoffs, but all of that paled next to the Game 7 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning. That is a seminal victory that fans will talk about for years to come. It's the trump card for anyone in Boston that still doesnt get hockey.
The victory has the Bs vying for the Stanley Cup against Lucics hometown Canucks, and it has given No. 17 exactly what he always wanted.
The Bruins are again rock stars in Boston just as they were in 1972 when Orr, Derek Sanderson and Gerry Cheevers led them to the puck promise land and the proof is in the way these Bruins have been embraced by the city. Where once the Bruins could walk around without a single soul knowing their name or donning their jersey, everybody knows the names Lucic, Thomas, Chara, Bergeron, Horton and Seguin as if they were characters on Cheers.
You know I definitely got a feeling of it yesterday," said Lucic. "Me and Johnny Boychuk, we went for lunch yesterday and everyone was cheering when we left the restaurant. That was cool. From when I first came here the Bruins were kind of in the bottom of the standings and everyone was cheering for the other three teams that were here. They kind of the forgot about the Bruins.
Its been a long time since theyve been in the position to win a Cup and you can see how special it is to this city that weve been able to get here. Walking around yesterday you could see everyones Red Sox hat was replaced by a Bruins hat. That was really cool to see and it means a lot. We want to do whatever we can to do it for our fans because we really feel like they do deserve it.
The lunch was complimentary for Lucic and Boychuk, as if that had to be asked. Four more wins and the Bruins players will never have to pay for a meal in Boston again for the rest of their lives.
On Monday afternoon Bruins fans are invited show their support for the Eastern Conference Champion Boston Bruins as they depart from the TD Garden parking lot for their flight to Vancouver for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals.
Nathan Horton doesnt think hell be getting tired of earning a reputation for Game 7 heroics anytime soon, and has become the first Bruins forward in franchise history to net Game 7 game-winners during the same playoff run. Thats a long way from seven straight years out of the playoffs with the Florida Panthers, and its also put him squarely in the Conn Smythe conversation given the timeliness and importance of his contributions to the score sheet.
I really didnt know that was anything. Its definitely special for me to be able to do that and help my team win. Theres nothing like scoring in overtime or, you know, a game-winner to move on to the next round, said Horton. Ive said all along its definitely hard to describe how good of a feeling that is. It feels amazing.
The Bruins will be underdogs in the series against the Vancouver Canucks for the first time in their playoff run, and its certainly a strange position to be in. The Bs were clear favorites over both the Canadiens and Lightning with home ice advantage, and ranked as slight favorites over the Flyers given the goaltending carousel and severe season-ending slump that plagued Philly.
While that could be a rallying cry of sorts for the Bs skaters, it also means a tremendous amount of pressure rests on the shoulders of the Vancouver club to carry out a mission their fans are expecting to be successful.
I dont think it really matters. Anything can happen and in the past teams have been the underdog and they won. I dont think it really matters, said Horton. I dont think any player on their team or our team really thinks about that. Its all about winning and you know its going to be whoever puts in the best effort.
Milan Lucic is trying to keep the excitement in stride when his thoughts move to playing against the Vancouver Canucks in the Stanley Cup Finals. While he got a pretty good preview of what it could be like when his Bruins team visited Vancouver for four days during a road trip earlier this season, playing in the NHLs marquee event will certainly add an excitement level or two toward the process.
One good thing on Lucics side: hes performed well against the Canucks over the course of his career. In three career games against Vancouver, Lucic has three points, a plus-1 and 12 shots on net while also potting the game-winning goal at Rogers Arena earlier this season.
Theres always that adrenaline. Last game and the first time I played in Vancouver against the Canucks, you kind of get that nervous little butterfly feeling in your stomach playing there, said Lucic. Im sure its going to start that way too, but I just have fun when Im playing at home.
You know its always special to be able to play in front of your parents and your family, you know, and I just try to make them proud.
Lucic had some advice for family and friends looking for Stanley Cup tickets that are said to be trending toward the 1000 mark in value for a pair of cities caught with the Cup fever.
I just tell everyone, Stubhub.com. Thats your best option for tickets, dont come to me, said Lucic, sounding like the best spokesman that the ticket agency could ever hope to sign on.
Bruins fans looking for good Canucks tweets have some good options for the Stanley Cup Final: @BotchonCanucks @sportsnetmurph @TheGreenMen @Mattsekeres @rcamcole @tg_gman
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Rand Paul, the most popular 2010 Tea Party favorite for U.S. Senate, has endorsed Big Government socialist Willard Mitt Romney. But, if there has ever been a candidate so representative of the opposite of Tea Party principles, that candidate is Willard Romney.
So, in such an endorsement, one can very well conclude that Rand Paul has betrayed that very Tea Party movement that helped to elect him to the U.S. Senate.
Apparently, Party loyalty supersedes principle here.
All that having been noted, it seems to me that Willard Romney's lure of Rand Paul is yet another example of the Big Government GOP's co-opting of the Tea Party movement.
But there are other reasons for the Tea Party's demise, however, some from outside threats, and some self-inflicted.
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The GNOME project's own software center app has been the center of discussion of many maintainers from various distributions. openSUSE's GNOME team always valued providing a vanilla experience that is as closest to upstream as possible. While adapting gnome-software to different backends might be problematic, the GNOME team on openSUSE took several approaches to integrate this new application into the rather unique infrastructure of the project.
GNOME-Software 3.10.2 on openSUSE 13.1
On openSUSE 13.1, the GNOME team shipped gnome-software 3.10, which was in a technology preview state at that time, as an optional application; it was not installed by default but can be easily installed. There were two major issues that the team had to deal with to offer a complete gnome-software experience. These issues were packagekit's downstream configuration and gnome-software's appdata.
While zypper, openSUSE's package manager, and packagekit were already integrated together, openSUSE shipped it's own branded version of packagekit called packagekit-branding-opensuse. The configurations present in that version of packagekit were incoherent with the needs of gnome-software. As such, when the user chooses to install gnome-software, zypper will ask to deinstall packagekit-branding-opensuse and replace it with packagekit-branding-upstream.
The downside of this is that it causes a few minor bugs on zypper's side. In example, zypper's package locks would get dissolve every time packagekit is used. Ultimately, zypper would have to be modified in order for it to provide appdata directly to packagekit and then gnome-software. To accommodate, the GNOME team created a gnome-software-appdata package that is pulled as a dependency for gnome-software. It provides all the appdata information needed by the application to display relevant information about specific software.
With these workarounds, gnome-software was able to successfully display installed software, potential software from the enabled repositories, and basic information about the packages. It was also able to uninstall packages and to sort apps into categories properly. Gnome-software still couldn't update packages and thus users had to resort to gpk, yast, or the commandline to perform that particular task.
Gnome-software matured considerably by the release of 3.12 and the previous workarounds that were employed to make it work were just not enough anymore. The GNOME project decided to make use of offline updates through systemd. Ultimately, the openSUSE team has decided to adopt that update model as well since it was the only reasonable solution despite the fact that they were not particularly fond of this as mentioned on BNC (bugzilla.novell.com) bug 842991 by one of the core members of the GNOME team on openSUSE, Dominique Leuenberger.
GNOME 3.12 is currently in the "GNOME:Next" repository on Factory, the development branch of openSUSE. It is expected to hit Tumbleweed (and 13.1 as well, most likely) in the near future and it is also queued for Milestone 1 of Factory. As such, changes had to be made to accommodate the new technology.
Installing gnome-software on Factory, 13.2
Currently, gnome-software no longer requires the "gnome-software-appdata" package to work. It still requires packagekit-branding-upstream. However, it doesn't quite work as intended yet. Launching it directly after installing it would yield this result:
As demonstrated by the images above, appdata is not being collected and repositories are not being identified. Only a few installed applications are displayed. Leuenberger explained that there is a temporary workaround for this. The openSUSE team is working on a more automated fix but for the moment, early adopters and Factory testers can instead use the following commands to make gnome-software functional again:
$ cp /var/cache/zypp/raw/the-repo-name/suse/setup/descr/appdata.xml.gz /var/cache/app-info/xmls/openSUSE.xml.gz
Extract the icons tarball from:
Leuenberger also explained that:
this should happen obviously automatically at one point, when zypper refreshes it's repositories
When gnome-software is functional, it reads the appdata from the enabled repositories and displays all potential packages, installed ones, and their appdata. Users can browse through several categories and freely and easily install or remove applications directly from gnome-software or from the search provider. Packagekit remains running in the background after closing gnome-software and when all apps are installed or removed, packagekit keeps running for an additional 300 seconds before terminating itself and unlocking zypper. This can be shorted by killing packagekit manually, if zypper is needed. If several versions of a single package are available from various repositories, gnome-software would display the one from the repository with the highest priority.
Gnome-software will be a great addition to openSUSE when it is ready. It will provide an even simpler method to manage packages and would bring openSUSE one step closer to its users. Naturally, YaST will remain available for those who are more accustomed to it or those who require a more power tool to manage applications. YaST's Software Management module and gnome-software target two different audiences and can both be quite useful to the average user.
To Recapitulate
On 3.10, two workarounds were used to make Software work:
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- Creating an appdata package for Software
- Software could not update packages
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- Appdata package was removed
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Pigface is: a) a deviant sexual practice akin to the "Cleveland Steamer"; b) the newest Denny's breakfast special; or c) a loose-knit industrial-music collective based around former Ministry drummer Martin Atkins. Well, it's mostly c), depending on what you're into. The rotating cast that Atkins periodically assembles has included Frank Black, Dean Ween, Meg Lee Chin (who appropriates Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" on the towering "Nutopia"), Flea and Trent Reznor -- a talented bunch of weirdos by any measure. Lately, Atkins's fluid musical beast has seemed to play whatever the group finds fun at the time rather than adhering to any proscribed dogma. Sliding around the spine of industrial noise are ropes of musical muscle that draw on elements of jazz, electronica, classical and hip-hop. It's hard-edged, like well-worn concrete, yet it's prettily poetic, too -- anarchic in a way the music industry could never understand. But Atkins's label, Invisible Records (which just released Preaching to the Perverted, a two-disc Pigface best-of spanning ten years), and his loose agglomeration of anti-egos might be the future of music. They'll just have to drag the biz along with them, kicking and screaming, or leave it behind. Pigface appears at the Ogden Theatre on Friday, December 14, with Gravity Kills, Godhead, Meg Lee Chin and Chris Connelly.
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An Interview with... Dr. Mary Beth Leininger
Mary Beth Leininger, DVM, is the director of Professional Affairs at Hill's Pet Nutrition. She was president of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) from 1996 to 1997 and was a companion-animal practitioner in Michigan for almost 30 years.
What is the most exciting change you've seen in veterinary medicine?
The broadened understanding of our profession's impact on human health. We have always recognized the importance of production-animal practitioners to a healthy food supply and the influence that veterinarians working in public health and epidemiology have on human health. But now, we also recognize that companion-animal practitioners have huge opportunities to help people be healthier. The concept of one medicine as a continuum that cuts across all species is alive and well!Who was your most memorable patient?
A gentle English setter named Angel. Her family went through several devastating health challenges over a short time, culminating with Angel's diagnosis of terminal cancer. The family dealt with everything with grace and serenity. And when the time arrived to give Angel a gentle death, I cried with the family as Angel licked my hand and I slipped the needle into her vein. Angel gave me a gift beyond description: knowing why we love these creatures.
What was the best professional advice you ever received?
Who inspired you most in your career?
The two most important men in my life: my father and my husband, Dr. Steven Leininger. Dad never questioned my desire to become a veterinarian and never doubted that I would become one. My patient and steady spouse showed me the importance of moving through patients' diagnostic plans in a consistent manner with no guessing or missing any steps.
What would you advise a new graduate?
I would make two suggestions: One, keep your options open and investigate a lot of professional opportunities. Our education is so broad it prepares us for an incredible number of satisfying and fulfilling careers. I have met hundreds of veterinarians who are now doing things they never dreamed of—in the U.S. Army Veterinary Corps, with the Department of Homeland Security, at Harvard Medical School—and loving it. Two, get involved with professional organizations. We veterinarians are respected and admired because of the actions of colleagues who served previous generations. And what we do today will determine whether our future colleagues are held in high esteem.
What would you have liked to do if you hadn't become a veterinarian?
It never occurred to me that I wouldn't be a veterinarian. I had no fallback plan from age 7 on. Isn't it amazing that so many of us let a child make our life decisions?
Are you a cat person or a dog person?
Gretchen, my long-dead 19-year-old Persian, would come down from heaven and haunt me if I ever admitted to liking dogs, even though her best pal was our Irish setter.
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I am reading The Grizzly Maze: Timothy Treadwell's Fatal Obsession with Alaskan Bears by Nick Jans. It's the story of a man who spent most of his adult life interacting with Alaskan grizzlies and was ultimately killed by one.
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Prospects for the investment-oriented taxation concept introduction in Ukraine
In the article the conceptual approach to the target reorienting of the tax system that aims to promote investment processes by providing favorable conditions for expanded reproduction of capital is discussed and proposed. The need for theoretical justification and practical approach for investment process stimulation by revitalizing the reproduction processes because of the reason of quantitative and qualitative failure of national investment system to meet the needs of economic development in a relatively small share of foreign capital. The proposed form of state tax policy reorientation emphasizes on regulatory function impact instead of fiscal influence, so it is to stimulate investment activity, maintaining a high level of control and prevention of abuse, and achieved the multiplier effect of economic growth on the basis of the development priority of strategically important economical activities. The effectiveness of the proposed instruments on preferential taxation of reinvested profits by domestic industry entities is to be determined by the author's method of estimation quadrilateral effect to society, government, investors and recipients. The comprehensive efficiency of proposed tax allowances for investment activities of domestic industry and for the socio-economic complex is calculated and proven.
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What is the approval process for a new prescription drug?
Drug companies seeking FDA approval to sell a new prescription drug in the United States must test it in various ways. First are laboratory and animal tests. Next are tests in humans to see if the drug is safe and effective when used to treat or diagnose a disease.
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ASHBURN, VIRGINIA – The face was different, the words familiar. Like Mike Shanahan and nearly every recent Washington Redskins coach, Jay Gruden is anxious to declare an end to franchise's days of dysfunction.
"I don't know what happened last year," Gruden said. "I know that interviewing with Dan Snyder and Bruce Allen and everybody here that the passion for excellence is there. All they want to do is win, and they're going to provide me with every avenue to win."
Gruden was introduced Thursday as the man charged with ending the perpetual state of turmoil the team has endured under owner Snyder and recently under general manager Allen.
Gruden was a given a five-year contact for his first NFL head coaching gig, taking over a 3-13 team that has finished last in the NFC East in five of the last six seasons.
"We have to get it right," said Allen, who led the search and interviewed six candidates. "We need to get the franchise back on track in a winning direction. . . . We were looking for a new leader, somebody who can inspire our football team. We knew it was more than just X and Os, it was about finding the right person to build a team chemistry that we needed."
Gruden is Snyder's eighth coach in 16 seasons as an NFL owner. Unlike Shanahan, who was fired last week, Gruden will not have final say over all football matters. He'll report to Allen, who has taken charge of assembling the roster and other personnel decisions.
The 46-year-old Gruden has spent the last three seasons as the offensive coordinator of the Cincinnati Bengals, where his skill in helping to develop Andy Dalton will no doubt be of use when he takes on the task of grooming another young franchise quarterback, Robert Griffin III.
Gruden praised the talents of Griffin and spoke of the need to build a "genuine" trust with the quarterback, who regressed this season after winning the AP's Offensive Rookie of the Year award in 2012. Griffin returned from major knee surgery to start 13 games, but he publicly disagreed with some of Shanahan's decisions, struggled as a drop-back passer and was benched for the final three weeks.
Asked to confirm that Griffin will be the starter, Gruden chuckled and said: "I don't see him as a backup."
"I see every trait that a quarterback has to have to be successful, I see Robert having all of those," Gruden said. "So why wouldn't you want to coach a guy like that? . . . I'm going to let him know that I'm a trustworthy guy. He's also got to understand that I expect a lot from the starting quarterback. I expect him to come in and prepare and work hard, and I expect him to take the blame on some throws. I expect him to be a great leader."
Griffin limited his comments to a quick post on his Facebook page: "Excited about the hiring of Coach Jay Gruden. Can't wait to get to work with him & the guys!"


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