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CHICAGO (AP)-- Chicago Bulls fans chanted "MVP" when Joakim Noah made big plays.
Noah doesn't like the attention.
"That's not what's important to me," Noah said. "It's just all about this team right now. We've been through so much. It's not about individual accolades."
Noah turned in another MVP-type performance on Saturday night, finishing with 23 points and 11 rebounds in the Bulls' 94-87 victory over the Sacramento Kings.
But Noah preferred to focus on how the Bulls (37-29) withstood the Kings' comeback.
"It was very physical out there tonight," said Noah, who added eight assists, five blocked shots and three steals to his 33rd double-double. "That was a good win. We didn't let frustration get to us. We stuck with it."
Isaiah Thomas led the Kings with 26 and DeMarcus Cousins had 25 points and 14 rebounds.
The Kings (23-43) won the rebounding battle 55-40, but committed 16 turnovers and were 23 of 37 at the free-throw line.
"That's a lot of points to be left on the court," Kings coach Michael Malone said. "The reality is we're just not good enough to not take advantage of all of those free throws."
Both teams struggled on offense, with the Bulls shooting 40 percent and the Kings 37 percent.
"The fact that we allowed a team that does not score a lot in transition score 20 fast-break points, obviously that wasn't part of our game plan," Malone said.
The Kings are 2-4 on their seven-game road trip.
Cousins hit a layup with 1:01 left to cut the Bulls' lead to 88-85. Gibson responded with a jumper with 42.2 seconds left, and the Bulls made four of six free throws to seal the win.
The Bulls led 48-43 at halftime before the Kings outscored them 20-16 in the third to pull within one.
The Bulls have won four straight at home against the Kings, the only team below .500 to visit during the homestand.
Noah had 17 points and five rebounds and Rudy Gay led the Kings with 10 points at halftime. Noah scored 12 points in the first quarter, which ended 23-23.
"Noah is an incredible player. I say he's the heart and soul of that Bulls team," Cousins said.
The game was more competitive than the teams' previous meeting. The Kings routed the Bulls 99-70 at Sleep Train Arena on Feb. 3, when the Bulls finished with season lows in points and shooting percentage (28.2).
"That's a good team even though their record is not too well," Gibson said. "They tend to play well at times. It was a battle tonight."
NOTES: Evans started at power forward for the Kings to match up against the Bulls' front line. Malone said the Kings will decide who plays the position based on each game's matchup. Derrick Williams has played both forward positions. ... Malone was impressed with G Jimmer Fredette, who played 41 games with the Kings this season before he signed with the Bulls on March 2. "He was always in the gym, even on off days, committed to getting his work in," Malone said. "Even when he was not playing and part of the rotation, he never dropped his head, kept on working, kept on supporting his teammates. That's why I think the Bulls at some point will be able to use him."


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Pakistan Now Says Scientist Did Send Koreans Nuclear Gear
By SALMAN MASOOD and DAVID ROHDE; Salman Masood reported from Islamabad for this article, and David Rohde from New York.
Published: August 25, 2005
Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, confirmed Tuesday for the first time that a Pakistani nuclear scientist had provided North Korea with centrifuge machines that could be used to make fuel for an atomic bomb, a Japanese news agency reported.
In an interview here with the agency, Kyodo News, General Musharraf said the former head of his country's nuclear program, Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan, had sent ''centrifuges -- parts and complete'' to North Korea. The Pakistani leader did not divulge the number of centrifuges that arrived in North Korea, saying, ''I do not exactly remember the number.''
General Musharraf also said Dr. Khan might have sent North Korea uranium hexafluoride, which can be enriched in centrifuges and then processed into fuel for civilian nuclear reactors or atomic warheads.
The president's statements are likely to bolster American contentions that North Korea has a covert uranium enrichment program and complicate the six-nation talks over North Korea's nuclear program that are scheduled to resume next week.
General Musharraf reiterated his long-held position that he and other members of Pakistan's powerful military had not known that Dr. Khan was shipping nuclear hardware abroad. But American experts on the spread of nuclear weapons said the disclosure raised new questions about the Pakistani military's possible role in nuclear proliferation.
Dr. Khan publicly confessed in January 2004 to having provided nuclear weapons technology to Iran, North Korea and Libya, but he gave few details. General Musharraf pardoned him, citing his status as a national hero. Pakistani officials are investigating Dr. Khan, but General Musharraf has barred American or United Nations investigators from directly questioning him.
The general's comments were Pakistan's first official acknowledgment of nuclear technology transfers to North Korea. Dr. Khan, who is under virtual house arrest in Islamabad, is believed to have run the largest nuclear smuggling ring in history.
North Korean officials have denied having a uranium enrichment program -- one of the issues that have deadlocked the six-nation talks -- but say they have made nuclear weapons fueled with plutonium. The parties have continued discussions this week and are trying to make headway on a ''statement of principles'' to guide future negotiations.
One method North Korea may have used to make a bomb would have involved extracting plutonium from spent fuel rods at its main nuclear complex at Yongbyon. But American officials have also accused it of mounting a separate, covert effort to use a second, more easily hidden method, that of using centrifuges to enrich uranium.
The disclosure of a centrifuge shipment appears to strengthen but also complicate the American position. The presence in North Korea of centrifuges sent by Dr. Khan would increase the need for a final agreement to guarantee the removal of the machines. But locating them all, and confirming that others are not being hidden, could prove difficult.
Pakistani and American experts have said it is plausible that Dr. Khan smuggled nuclear bomb designs and other small items out of Pakistan. But they said it would be virtually impossible for him to have removed large centrifuge machines from the country's nuclear labs and ship them out of the country without the military knowing.
''I think it would be absolutely shocking that they not have some idea,'' said George Perkovich, a nonproliferation expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington. ''There were planes flying back and forth.''
In the interview, General Musharraf played down the significance of the shipments.
''Dr. A.Q. Khan's part is only enriching the uranium to weapons grade,'' General Musharraf said. ''He does not know about making the bomb. He does not know about the trigger mechanism. He does not know about the delivery system.'' But investigators who dismantled Libya's nuclear program, also provided by the Khan network, found blueprints of a nearly complete Chinese design for a nuclear weapon apparently obtained by Dr. Khan. It is unclear whether North Korea received the same design.
The Pakistani leader also minimized the significance of the possibility that Dr. Khan may have shipped uranium hexafluoride to North Korea. He said North Koreans would need to pass ''tons and tons'' of the material through thousands of centrifuges to produce weapons-grade uranium.
A Central Intelligence Agency assessment made public in March 2004 concluded that North Korea had probably received a package of nuclear materials very similar to the kind Dr. Khan sold Libya. At the time, a senior American official described it as ''the complete package,'' from raw uranium hexafluoride to the centrifuges needed to enrich it into nuclear bomb fuel.
General Musharraf also denied longstanding allegations that his government traded nuclear technology for North Korean long-range missile technology in the 1990's.
The general said his country was sharing ''whatever Dr. A.Q. Khan has told us'' with Japan and Western countries. In the past, he has said those countries include the United States. But American officials have said they fear that Pakistani officials are providing foreign governments with only partial descriptions of Dr. Khan's statements and activities.

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I understand the whole shading thing with one color, and mixing certain colors to get the opposite colors... but can anyone shed some light as to some of the dyes I've seen that have two (sometimes more) different colors that are practically on top of each other without them bleeding?
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The Navy is evaluating a second Railgun prototype
The EM Railgun launcher is a long-range naval weapon that fires projectiles using electricity instead of traditional gun propellants such as explosive chemicals. Magnetic fields created by high electrical currents accelerate a sliding metal conductor, or armature, between two rails to launch projectiles at 4,500-5,600 mph.
The Navy is pursuing development of the launcher system through two industry teams—General Atomics and BAE Systems—to reduce risk in the program and to foster innovation in next-generation shipboard weapons.
"It's exciting to see how two different teams are both delivering very relevant but unique launcher solutions," said Roger Ellis, EM Railgun program manager.
Both General Atomics and BAE Systems are commencing work on concept designs for a next-generation prototype EM Railgun capable of increased firing rates. This includes continued development of automatic projectile loading systems and thermal management systems for the barrel. Officials plan to evaluate the concept designs at the end of the year.
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Today is Thursday, May 19, 2011 and here is what's available in terms of Daily Blogging Prompts and other related events in the genealogy blogosphere:
Items of Note
- Happy blogiversary to The Genealogue (started May 26, 2005)!
- Today is National Paper Airplane Day (US), National Spelling Bee (US), and National Sorry Day (AUS).
Daily Blogging Prompts
Thankful Thursday – Create a post that expresses gratitude for a person (past or present), resource, family history tool or anything connected to you or your and family history that has had a positive impact on your life. This prompt has been suggested by Carolyn Murphy of Family Tree Gal and has been in use by Mary Warren of Mary's Musings for the past year.
Thrifty Thursday – do you have some neat ways of saving money when it comes to genealogy? Have you located a bargain on some research resource or office supply? Post about it during Thrifty Thursday! This series has been suggested by Judy Webster of Queensland Genealogy.
Thriller Thursday – Are there murders, bizarre accidents or other thrilling stories among your family history? Tell us about them through words and pictures during Thriller Thursday. This is an ongoing series by Anne Kruszka at Gene Notes.
Those Places Thursday – do you often think back to places where you lived and worked at one time? What about those places where your ancestors spent time? Post about "those places" with photos and stories on Those Places Thursday. This has been an ongoing series by Cheryl Palmer of Heritage Happens.
Treasure Chest Thursday – create a post with the main focus being a family treasure, an heirloom or even an every-day item important to your family. A special thanks to Leslie Ann Ballou of Lost Family Treasures for suggesting Treasure Chest Thursday as a daily blogging theme!
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Sri Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao is a legendary actor and a former Chief Minister. To Identify the best actor in the 100 years of Indian cinema,the CNN-IBN conducted a poll . In that NTR's name has been voted as greatest Indian actor. He got a whopping 53% of the total and close to him is Kamal Hassan with 44%.Malayalam actor Mohanlal and Kannada legend Dr.Rajkumar got 1%each.
Sridevi was declared the greatest Indian Actress of all time, with 39% of the votes while Madhuri and Savitri came in second and third place. NTR and Savitri are two great actors of Telugu cinema and it is indeed nice to see them being recognized in this way.


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A blitzed-looking man stumbling out of a screening of this dreadful excuse for unromantic comedy volunteered that the best part of the movie was when Robin Williams got socked in the jaw. Couldn't agree more, but if you like your Williams spewing rat-a-tat gags and substituting stand-up for acting, you'll love him as an obsessive priest bearing down on a dewy-eyed engaged couple (Mandy Moore and The Office's John Krasinski) in Ken Kwapis' high-concept, low-minded riff on the current vogue for marriage-prep classes. Mistaking sadism for satire, sight gags for physical comedy, and stupidity for good nature, the movie has the Rev drive a wedge between the happy couple by spying on them, banning them from sex, and equipping them with animatronic babies emitting blue poop—all designed to bring them the shocking news that weddings may be fun, but marriage is serious business. Moore, who made a great high school meanie in The Princess Diaries and Saved!, is nothing more than a series of toothy reaction shots here. The lone saving grace in this mean-spirited rubbish, with a morsel of rote good will tacked on as an afterthought, is Krasinski, serenely refusing to chew scenery with the rest. (Ella Taylor) (Countywide)
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text: Gay Rights Statewide 'Fairness' Bill Still Faces Political Hurdles In Kentucky By Ryland Barton • Jul 4, 2016 Jacob Ryan-WFPL/Kentucky Public Radio Liberal state lawmakers have for 16 years pushed for a bill that would amend Kentucky's civil rights code to protect people from discrimination in the workplace, housing and other areas based on their sexual orientation. Website Tracking Evansville Area Business Attitudes Toward LGBT Community Seeking to Expand By Kevin Willis • Apr 8, 2015 Author: Ludovic Bertron, via Wikimedia Commons An online tool with information about Evansville-area businesses and their attitudes towards LGBT customers and employees is looking to expand. The Map Evansville website is the brainchild of University of Southern Indiana psychology professor Amie McKibban, who asks business owners to fill out a survey, with the results shared online. Ahead of Supreme Court Ruling, More Kentuckians Oppose Gay Marriage By Ashley Lopez • Mar 17, 2015 Author: Ludovic Bertron, via Wikimedia Commons New polling shows opposition to same sex marriage is growing among Kentucky voters. According to the most recent Bluegrass Poll, 57 percent of the registered voters surveyed earlier this month said they don't support same sex marriage. That's compared to 50 percent last summer. Same Sex Marriage: County Officials Mulling Future of Courthouse Weddings By Allison Crawford • Feb 12, 2015 Allison Crawford As Alabama becomes the most recent state to issue same sex marriages, some lawmakers there are decrying a federal judge's decision to strike down the ban and the U.S. Supreme Court's refusal to intervene. Kentucky, another largely conservative state, may receive a final decision on its gay marriage ban this summer. The impending decision has some public officials reexamining their role as marriage officiants. Listen Listening... / 3:59 Same Sex Marriage: County Officials Mulling Future of Courthouse Weddings 93 Percent of Kentucky High School Students Have Heard Homophobic Remarks in School, Report Says By Jacob Ryan • Nov 13, 2014 Kentucky high schools aren't the most inviting spaces for LGBT students, according to a study released this week by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, or GLSEN. Supreme Court Won't Hear Gay Marriage Cases In New Term By Bill Chappell • Oct 6, 2014 The Supreme Court's new term will not include any cases that might decide the issue of same-sex marriage in the U.S., a development that comes after many lower and appeals courts have ruled against states' bans on gay marriage. Advocates on both sides of the issue have been calling for the high court to review the issue and make an official ruling. The court's refusal of all the petitions related to bans on gay marriage means that the appeals courts' decisions allowing gay marriage can now take effect. They had been on hold pending a potential review by the Supreme Court. LaSalvia Presents "Homocon" Tonight at Murray State By Kate Lochte • Mar 31, 2014 Jimmy LaSalvia is longtime political activist and strategist, founder of GOProud - a political action group representing gay conservatives, and frequent guest on CNN, MSNBC, FOX News and network TV. He speaks with Kate Lochte on Sounds Good ahead of his presentation "Homocon: A Gay Conservative's View from the Trenches of the Culture Wars," tonight at 7:30 at Murray State University in the Curris Center's Barkley Room. This event is sponsored by LGBT Programming, MSU Alliance, and the President's Commission on Diversity and Inclusion. Statewide Fairness Bill Gaining Traction in Frankfort By Kate Lochte • Jan 16, 2014 Kentucky's House Bill 171, known as the Statewide Fairness Bill, is gaining traction in Frankfort, recently signing 16 co-sponsors, a record number of sponsors. Murray State's LGBT and URSA Program Coordinator and Vice Chair, President's Commission on Diversity and Inclusion, Jody Randall joins Kate Lochte to talk more about this bill and the way legislators are beginning to think of discrimination protection for the LGBT community. Kentucky Boy Scouts Leader Hopes No Harm Comes from Decision on Gay Members By Kelsey Bond • Mar 1, 2013 The new executive director and CEO of the Blue Grass Council of the Boy Scouts of America is calling the controversy surrounding the impending decision on whether to allow gay members a "tipping point." The BSA recently postponed making a final ruling until May. James "Chip" Armishaw says that while he doesn't have any personal opinions on the issue, he's confident that when the time comes, the right decision will be made. 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SAN DIEGO: An American Airlines flight that departed yesterday afternoon from Lindbergh Field made a safe emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport after experiencing a wing problem.
Flight 414 departed from San Diego at 3:43 p.m. en route to Dallas-Forth Worth with 194 passengers and crew members on board.
Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Ian Gregor said the Boeing 757 was above Yuma, Ariz., at about 29,000 feet when the pilot declared an emergency because of a problem with the right wing.
Passenger Jim Borta told KCBS-TV that during takeoff, passengers saw pieces of lamination flying off the wing and heard an unusual noise as the plane climbed.
They alerted flight attendants, who told the pilots, who then decided to circle back and land.
The plane touched down in Los Angeles at 4:46 p.m. with no injuries.
The FAA and the airline will work to determine what happened and make sure the plane is repaired before it is put back into service, Gregor said.
Man attacks woman in hotel's elevator
DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO: San Diego police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who attacked a woman in an elevator of the downtown Manchester Grand Hyatt hotel Aug. 8.
The woman was riding the elevator to the 25th floor when a man got in and asked her how to get to a particular floor, police said. As the woman began to get off on her floor, the man grabbed her from behind, put his hand over her mouth and forced her to the ground, police said. He reached for the button to close the elevator doors but was unsuccessful, and the woman escaped.
The man rode the elevator down to the second floor and left the hotel.
He is described as white, in his late 20s, about 6 feet 1 inch tall, 180 to 185 pounds and clean-shaven, with brownish-blond hair in a military-style cut. He was wearing jeans and a black T-shirt with a white logo on the front and back.
Anyone with information can leave an anonymous tip by calling Crime Stoppers at (888) 580-8477 or by going to sdcrimestoppers.com . Tipsters may be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest.
18-year-old killed after man issues challenge
SAN DIEGO: An 18-year-old man was shot and killed in Bay Terraces early yesterday in what police are investigating as a gang-related homicide.
The victim, Guillermo D. Esparaza, and a friend were walking on the north side of Paradise Valley Road west of Briarwood Road at 2:15 a.m. when they were approached by two men, homicide Lt. Terry McManus said.
The four had some kind of verbal altercation. One of the men issued a gang challenge to the victim and his friend, pulled out a handgun and fired at Esparaza more than once, McManus said.
The assailants then walked or ran west on Paradise Valley Road.
The victim's friend, a juvenile, flagged down some passers-by, who called authorities. McManus said police received at least four other calls reporting gunshots.
When police and paramedics arrived, they found Esparaza lying along the curb. He died just before 2:30 a.m. Esparaza was a resident of Bay Terraces, police said.
The gunman was described as Latino, 18 to 20 years old and about 5 feet 10 inches tall. He was wearing a light blue Chargers baseball cap. The man with him was also Latino, 18 to 20 years old, with a shaved head. He was wearing a gray tank top and dark pants, McManus said.
Border Patrol apprehends 23 people coming ashore
CARLSBAD: Border Patrol agents apprehended 23 suspected illegal immigrants early yesterday as they came ashore at Ponto Beach after being dropped off by a smuggling boat, officials said.
Agents patrolling the coast using a thermal scope spotted the panga about 4 a.m. and tracked it as it moved into shore, said Border Patrol Agent Julius Alatorre.
The 18 men and five women — all Mexican nationals — waded to the beach, where they were apprehended by agents assisted by Carlsbad police. Despite the efforts of the Coast Guard and other units, the panga got away.
The 23 people were taken to a Border Patrol station for processing, Alatorre said.
Authorities say man yelled slurs at woman
EAST COUNTY: A man has been arrested on suspicion of a hate crime after authorities said he yelled racial slurs at a black woman, followed her in his car and then swung a baseball bat at her.
The incident began about 4 p.m. Thursday when a 20-year-old Santa Ana man, who is white, confronted the woman at a 7-Eleven at Jamacha Avenue and Chase Road in Rancho San Diego, the Sheriff's Department said. He yelled racial slurs at her and she drove away, authorities said.
He hopped into his car and followed her to Hillsdale Road and Willow Glen Drive, where he drove in front of her, causing her to stop, authorities said. The man got out and swung a baseball bat at her and yelled more racial slurs, authorities said. She was not hit.
He then drove away after passing cars began to slow. The woman followed the man to a home on Vista Grande Road, where deputies arrested him.
Detective hospitalized with car crash injuries
CHULA VISTA: A Chula Vista police detective remained hospitalized yesterday after he was injured when a man driving a stolen vehicle lost control and hit his unmarked police car and a utility box Thursday night.
The detective suffered neck, back and leg injuries and was in fair condition, police said.
Two people were arrested, and power was knocked out for more than 5,000 customers.
The incident began about 9 p.m. when California Highway Patrol officers picked up a signal from a stolen vehicle's LoJack device and pinpointed its location in Chula Vista.
After a short chase, the driver of the stolen car lost control, went into the parking lot of a taco shop on the corner of Melrose Avenue and Main Street and slammed into a Ford Taurus driven by the detective.
A police dog helped to detain the driver, and the car's passenger surrendered.
Detective Oz Cruz, a 10-year veteran of the department, remained in the hospital yesterday under observation, said police Lt. Vern Sallee. "He was banged up a little from the collision and had some moderate injuries," Sallee said.
The driver and passenger also were injured in the crash and were hospitalized, police said. Both alcohol and speed were believed to be factors in the crash.
Power was restored to customers by noon yesterday.
Camp Pendleton Marine killed in crash identified
LA MESA: A Camp Pendleton Marine who was killed in a motorcycle crash this week has been identified as Adam Joseph Bosley, 29, the Medical Examiner's Office said yesterday.
Bosley's body was found early Wednesday on an embankment near state Route 125 and Interstate 8 in La Mesa. The California Highway Patrol said Bosley was riding a 2008 Kawasaki motorcycle north onto the Route 125 transition when he failed to negotiate a curve and ran into a wall.
Motorists noticed the bike lying in the road and notified authorities.
Home fire blamed on boy playing with matches
SAN DIEGO: An 8-year-old boy playing with matches yesterday morning started a fire that gutted a Southcrest home, caused more than $500,000 in damage and left five people displaced, a San Diego Fire-Rescue Department dispatcher said.
The blaze was reported at 8:30 a.m. at the home on Newton Avenue near South 40th Street. The fire was knocked down about 30 minutes later. Three adults and two children who lived in the home were being assisted by the Red Cross.
The boy was playing with matches in the den of the home and started the blaze, which spread to the rest of the house, said department spokesman Maurice Luque.


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A number of iPhone 5 users have reported that the sleep/wake buttons on their phones have stopped working. While it's not clear what the cause is it's obviously a major problem for those affected, but luckily complaints haven't been falling on death ears.
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Warren County Local History by Dallas Bogan
|Dallas Bogan on 18 September 2004
|original article by Dallas Bogan
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Lebanon's name came about, according to tradition, with a meeting being held
in the early part of the 19th century by the early area leaders who were interested
in laying out a new town on a stream called Turtle Creek. The name Lebanon was
chosen by the settlers.
The selection did not please everyone. Judge Francis Dunlavy, on returning from the meeting, was one who expressed dissatisfaction.
The name first appears in the record of the first one hundred lots. Whether it was Ichabod Corwin, Ephriam Hathaway or Silas Hurin who offered the name Lebanon will never be known. Neither will it be known what other names were suggested and the discussion involved.
I guess one might say that with every small settlement came the tavern, it appropriately being the first business in Lebanon. Quickly following were the general stores, the print shops and assorted vocational shops.
Before the plotting of Lebanon a log cabin tavern was located on the east side of Broadway, between Mulberry and Silver. Ephriam Hathaway kept this two-story tavern. John Huston, who had descended the Ohio with a small stock of goods in a flat boat, opened a store in one room of the tavern about 1803.
Merchants' licenses were not granted in Lebanon until 1805. The first licenses were issued to Lawson and Taylor to operate a mill, and to Daniel F. Reeder and William Ferguson.
The Western Star, in its first issue, Feb. 13, 1807, highlights the first advertisement for the town's businesses. George Miller advertised his cabinet making business, Jonas Seaman, tavern; John Grigg, boot and shoemaking; Samuel Nixon, stocking weaving, reed making, and blue dyeing business; Henry H. Dill, saddlery; William Ferguson, groceries.
Several new businesses were found in the 1810 issue of the Star. Robert B. Coles and Silas Hurin, manufacturers of boots and shoes; Jacob Clark, mill-wheels, chairs, brushes, washing machines, etc.; William Lowry & Co., dealers in groceries, notions, etc.; Moore & Wilds, cabinet makers; James and Joseph Moore, dealers in goods and whiskey.
Daniel Cushing, manufacturer of black salts; Lebanon Manufacturing Co., carding, spinning of wool, weaving the same, and manufacture of broadcloth; Dr. Joseph Canby, new apothecary shop, and Brazilla Clark, cabinet maker.
Sometimes called the second American Revolution, or the War of 1812, caused a slow down in businesses in the small town of Lebanon. However, soon after this conflict, new enterprises in the town began to increase. Small factories such as woolen mills, a cotton factory, nail factories, cabinet factories, a copper establishment, and a tobacco factory, all abounded in just a short time.
William Russell owned and operated the woolen mill that was an important highlight of the town. There were also tanneries, and, in 1823, there were over thirty women and girls employed in making straw hats and bonnets.
George Hardy and Joseph Henderson, in 1817, bought the store of Matthias Ross on the northeast corner of Broadway and Mulberry, and for many years were considered to be among Lebanon's most successful merchants.
A pottery was also prominent in the town, it being located on the northeast corner of Columbus Avenue and Warren Street. A Mr. Voglesong was probably the first potter, with William Jackson later carrying on the business. Jim Sugart and Zeph McCreary were among the better-known potters. Flour, sugar and milk crocks were some of the main clay products. A horse hitched to a lever fastened to the spindle in which the wheel was attached turned the potter's wheel.
Ephriam Hathaway was owner and proprietor of the Black Horse Tavern whereas Jonas Seaman owned a tavern bearing his name. The latter building was located on the present site of the Golden Lamb.
William Ferguson and Daniel Reeder operated the Indian Chief Tavern. It was located on Main Street on the ground now occupied by the east end of the Town Hall, and was known as one of the best in the State. It was here that Henry Clay's daughter died in 1825.
Other well-known taverns in Lebanon were the Williamson House, the Washington Hotel, and the Henry Clay House.
Lebanon's first bank was known as the Miami Banking Company, and was opened for business in 1814 with Daniel F. Reeder as president and Phineas Ross as cashier.
The "Star," in 1833, announced in one of its ads that William Alloway had established in Lebanon, one square above the new courthouse, an iron foundry where he could furnish castings of any pattern. In the same edition, Samuel Paxton advertised that he continues the plow-making business. He also states he would make edge tools on short notice.
James Hopkins advertises that he still carries on the book- binding business a few doors north of the Golden Lamb.
Thomas Best and John Probasco are in the watch and clock making business. Tobias Bretney operated a leather store, just north of the hotel. George Mix, coppersmith, was set up in business on West Main Street across from the hotel.
Wagons were a necessity in early times and wagon making was carried on extensively in Lebanon. Jeremiah Pinneo established his business previous to 1816, while Samuel Chamberlin opened a business soon afterwards, he also prospering. His son, Lewis, succeeded Chamberlin. They made army wagons for the government during the war with Mexico (1846-1848).
John P. March emigrated from Virginia in 1831 and set up his own coach-making enterprise that he continued until his death in 1857.
The year 1834 found four wagon making shops in Lebanon, employing 37 men.
(Most of the issues of The Western Star, beginning with the first issue in 1807 to the present, can be found in the Warren County Museum on microfilm. These microfilm rolls have been indexed as to name and/or event up to and including 1927. The fine personnel at the Museum would be happy to assist in any type of search.)
Thomas Ashe wrote in 1806 in his "Travels in America"
a short description of Lebanon. It goes as such:
"From Cincinnati I set off on N. course for a town called Lebanon, thirty miles distant, and lying exactly central between the two Miamis. The first five miles were hilly...for ten miles further on, the land was broken, heavily timbered, and but little cleared. The remaining fifteen miles to Lebanon were nearly the best I ever viewed, and settled considerably for so new a country. The farms were numerous, well improved, and the houses and barns on them built with great care and industry.
"Lebanon contains about two hundred inhabitants, dwelling in about 40 neat log and frame houses.
"A place of worship and schoolhouse are also erected, and the town in every respect bids fair to prosper and increase with unprecedented success.
"Seated in the midst of the finest tract of land in the world, and that already thickly settled and by a hardy and industrious people, it cannot fail to succeed, if not reduced to a premature ruin by the sudden and violent visitations which have trampled under foot the aspiring hopes of other settlements of the same State. The town is not considered unhealthy nor do ponds and swamps poison the immediate vicinity.
"The inhabitants, though few are composed of several Nations, who unite in forming a character of a laborious and religious cast. Their industry is manifest in the extensive improvements and comfortable abodes, all affected within the space of five years, and their religion is displayed in the fashion of their hats and cloaths, but more respectably in their decent and moral conduct."
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A vintage emporium is set to become a 'one-stop shop' for brides planning a wedding in the new year.
The shop, in Clair Court, Bedford already stocks a range of dresses ideal for bridesmaids and wedding guests, and offers a dressing up box service to create a fun photo booth at a wedding reception. There is also vintage hair styling in the store from Sarah Dunn at Sarah's Doo-wop Dos.
But the shop are now working with other local stockists to create a directory to help brides source not only their dress, but accessories, favours, photographers and a whole manner of other vintage-inspired items for the big day.
Shop owner Katrina Allen, said: " With brides coming to us to dress their bridesmaids, we also realised that we are in contact with many other businesses who also work with couples to help them create their perfect vintage wedding.
"So putting all these people in once place will make it easier for any bride and groom planning a vintage wedding to find someone to add that perfect touch to their special day."
And hair stylist Sarah Dunn, of Sarah's Doo-Wop Dos, agreed that vintage weddings are next year's big thing.
She said: "I've already had brides booking their hair for 2013, and once their guests know the bride is going for that glamorous vintage look, they often end up booking in too."
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The Quincy Police Department is on the search for a suspected shooter Wednesday morning. It happened just after midnight in the 500 block of North 7th.
Police say the suspect is described as a white male in his late 20s or early 30s with a bald head and goatee. The suspect is said to be wearing all black and fled the area on foot.
The victim stated he was in an altercation with a subject when he was shot in the leg.
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It's where the nostril meets the nose. I have asked a plastic surgeon before and she told me that if it were to be removed it would leave more of a scar than if I were to just leave the mole, but I am pretty self-conscious about it and would like to get a few different opinions. Thanks.
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Nose bumps are easily shaved flat and look good afterwards.
Flesh colored bumps on the nose are usually benign fibrous papules and can be shaved flat under local anesthesia very easily. They have a 50% chance of staying flat forever or returning in a few to several yrs and then can be shaved down again as needed. Once flat they often almost look like nothing was ever there. Expect to pay roughly $250-350 to shave it down. Sincerely,
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Lesion removal
I would recommend that you have a shave biopsy with laser ablation done. These can be done at the same time and most often produce good results.
Removing a raised mole or lump on the nose
This lump can be removed quite simply with a shave excision, where the area is "shaved" so that it heals level with the surrounding skin.
Sometimes when the lump heals it will raise up slightly, or if it is shaved too much there may be a small indentation (hence most practitioners will err on the side of caution, because it is better to need two surgeries to try to get things perfect than to have a permanent indentation). The aim is to create a normal contour so that it is not possible to tell that there was every any lump.
I would anticipate that it will take 2-3 weeks for the area to grow skin over the top of the treated area. In the meantime you would have a scab or a dressing on the area. Sun protection of all scars is strongly recommended for 12 months to prevent hypopigmentation, hyperpigmentation or uneven scarring. The area would be pinker than the surrounding skin for a few weeks (or occasionally a couple of months) but this could be easily camouflaged with concealer.
If you have a history of keloid scarring I would be very cautious about having surgery on this mole, but if you and/or your family members produce simple scars after injury/surgery then I would not anticipate any significant issue with scarring.
Regarding Dr Schwartz's advice regarding not consulting a plastic surgeon, I can't speak for US plastic surgeons, but as an Australian plastic surgeon I am quite used to doing shave biopsies.
I hope this information helps!
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Shaving moles on the nose is easy
The good news is that growths on the nose are often easily removed using a "shave excision" method. The mole or growth is actually "shaved off" at a level just below the surface of the skin. This method is quite effective and leaves a minimal scar. The procedure typically takes less than a minute, and is fairly painless. Growths that are removed in this fashion will rarely recur enough to be bothersome. I would not recommend consulting a plastic surgeon as they rarely do shave excisions.
Learn more: http://www.dorsetstreetdermatology.com/general-dermatology/wart-removal/
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This will be a season of tempered expectations for the Lake Erie College women's basketball team.
And that despite the recent addition of 5-10 senior center Ashar Harris, who transferred to LEC last month from Division I Morehead State in Kentucky.
Harris starred on two state title-winning teams at Columbus Africentric, earning Division IV co-player of the year honors in 2009.
A three-year starter at Morehead, she averaged 10.2 points and 12.4 rebounds last season at Morehead. As a sophomore, she averaged 14.1 points and 12.3 rebounds.
LEC coach Bob Booher is counting on Harris to provide leadership and consistent production on a team that starts the 2012-13 season with 12 true freshmen on the roster.
"Any time you bring in a senior starter with Ashar's skill set, that's worth three to four victories," Booher said. "Without her, this would have been a teaching year. With her, we might beat some people we wouldn't have beaten otherwise."
The other projected starters are 6-1 freshman Kaeding Skelton at power forward, 5-11 freshman Carlye Garst at shooting forward, 5-7 freshman Shelby Carpenter at shooting guard and 5-7 sophomore Jackie Murray at point guard.
Booher said his rotation will include 6-foot junior post Chrissy Delaney, 5-foot freshman guard Sami Narducci, 5-10 freshman forward Ali Gagne, 5-10 junior forward-center Chloe Irish, 5-10 freshman guard Skylar Hebert, 5-10 freshman forward Karleigh Welcher and 5-7 senior guard Sarah Wojciechowski.
"We're as tall and as quick as any team we've had here, but we are so young beyond Ashar," Boher said. "It will all come down to how well our freshmen acclimate to the college game."
The Storm open the 2012-13 season on Nov. 13 at home against Seton Hill.
Last season, the LEC women finished 16-11 overall and 10-9 in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
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Dec. 9: AT WAYNE STATE 3
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Dec. 19: NORTHWOOD 3
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Does a direct vent system have to exit the stove and go directly through the wall to the outside or can some piping be used?
I'm considering installing a second coal burner in the cellar to warm the place up (It can get down to the upper 50's in the winter) with a hot water coil to help keep the oil-fired hot water heater from running.
I don't have access to the flue for the furnaces, there are two oil burning appliances running into it now and I don't want to run a 3rd, esp. with a different type of combustion.
Building another chimney is not an option, I have very little room between the top of the foundation and the bottom plate as well, I'd have to box in part of the window opening.
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Magnus Hagander wrote: > On Mon, Jun 25, 2007 at 10:15:07AM +0100, Simon Riggs wrote: >> As you say, we can put comments in the release notes to advise people of >> 50% increase in recovery time if the parameters stay the same. That >> would be balanced by the comment that checkpoints are now considerably >> smoother than before and more frequent checkpoints are unlikely to be a >> problem, so it is OK to reduce the parameters from the settings you used >> in previous releases. > > Didn't we already add other featuers that makes recovery much *faster* than > before? Yes, we no longer read in a page just to overwrite it with a full page image. > In that case, are they faster enugh to neutralise this increased > time (a guestimate, of course) It depends a lot on your workload. Under the right circumstances, it will more than offset any increase caused by LDC, but sometimes it won't make any difference at all (for example with full_page_writes=off). -- Heikki Linnakangas EnterpriseDB http://www.enterprisedb.com
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What Is Reflexology?
"Reflexology is a science that deals with the principle that there are reflex areas in the feet and hands which correspond to all glands, organs and parts of the body. Reflexology is a unique method of using the thumb and fingers on these reflex areas."
The ancient healing art of Reflexology has been known for many thousands of years. It was first practiced by the early Indian, Chinese and Egyptian peoples.
What Does Reflexology Do?
Relieves stress and tension
Improves blood supply and promotes unblocking of nerves impulses
Helps nature bring body into balance
How Can Reflexology Help YOU?
A qualified practitioner can detect tiny crystal deposits and imbalances in the feet and by gently massaging these areas can relieve blockages and restore the free flow of energy to the whole body.
Who Can Benefit from Reflexology?
Since Reflexology treats the whole person, not the symptoms of disease, most people benefit from treatment. The therapy brings relief to a wide range of acute and chronic conditions, and is suitable for all ages. Once your body is in tine, it is wise to have regular treatments in order to help maintain health and wellbeing. An increasing number of people are discovering the benefits of this safe, natural therapy as a way of relaxing, balancing and harmonising the body.
Types of Reflexology
Universal Method of Reflexology
Universal Method of Reflexology is a very gentle touch Reflexology working while the client is in the alpha (sleeping) state and works on the emotional level. Reflexology opens the mind, clears the consciousness and assists in dealing with the 'stressful' aspects of life. Understanding the emotion is all part of the healing process. As restrictive beliefs and principles are released, greater awareness enriches the quality of life.
The Universal Method of Reflexology was developed by Reflexologist, Chris Stormer, SRN, SCM, HV, RT, author of "Language of the Feet".
Crystal Reflexology
Crystal Reflexology combines the benefits of Reflexology with the healing energies of crystals. Specially shaped sets of small crystals are placed under the thumbs to perform the Reflexology. The crystals used are usually in the colours of the Chakras.
Cranio-Sacral Reflexology
The term 'cranio-sacral' was first used by Dr. W. G. Sutherland (in 'Thinking Fingers') a hundred years ago in America to describe the basis for a new approach to Osteopathy that he had developed. He saw how the design of the bones in the skull permitted some slight motion – and that any restriction to this normal motion due to injury, trauma or disease could affect a person's health negatively. The Cranio-Sacral Osteopath works gently with the bones in the skull and sacrum to remedy such conditions. Treatment in the skull transmits to other parts of the body via cerebro-spinal fluid 'impulses' conveyed through the cranio-sacral system.
The trained Cranio-Sacral Reflexologist, with a highly developed sense of palpation, can achieve the same results as an Osteopath – or better – by treating the bones of the feet – where the skull and sacrum are reflected at certain specific joints. Appraisal and treatment on the feet relate to the same cerebro-spinal fluid impulses. The body's inner health is perceived through the impulses detected via the feet. Areas of congestion and restriction in function, of any part of the body are felt as an imbalance in the motion of the impulses. The Cranio-Sacral Reflexologist works to eliminate the underlying source of any dysfunction through reflexology and cranio-sacral techniques – restoring health and vitality and eliminating the symptoms.
Cranio-Sacral Reflexology was developed by Dr. Martine Faure-Alderson, DO, MRO, MNIMH, M BacC, RS Hom, who is trained and fully qualified in Osteopathy, Homeopathy, Acupuncture, Herbal Medicines and Reflexology.
Vertical Reflex Therapy
Vertical Reflex Therapy is applied to the top of the feet for a few minutes while the client is standing and is followed up by a conventional Reflexology treatment and provides amazing benefits.
- Provides deeper access to reflex points so that the treatment is quicker and more effective.
- Enhances and complements professional reflexology treatments.
- Achieves significant results in a shorter time.
- Provides access to many new reflex points including reflexes for stimulating the immune system and calf reflexes to help ease back pain and congestion.
Vertical Reflex Therapy was developed by Reflexologist, Lynne Booth BA, BRCP, ART, MAR, while working in a hospital with patients in wheelchairs. Finding it was often not possible to work on the soles of the feet, she found she could obtain excellent results from working on the upper part of their feet.


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Heavenly Sunshine Nursery School of Faith Lutheran Church in Isanti is accepting registrations for this school year 2012-2013.
The school will hold its annual "Sneak Peek" Open House on Thursday, Sept. 6 from 9 to 11 a.m. and then again from 5 to 7 p.m.
During these times you can visit with the teachers and director, pick up or drop off registration forms and view the facilities. H.S.N.S. is a state licensed facility, in operation for over 30 years, with qualified staff. Everyone is welcome.
Parents are encouraged to contact the Director, Gayla Bone at 763-444-7527 or e-mail at [email protected], with questions. Heavenly Sunshine Nursery School is located at the corner of 2nd and Main streets in downtown Isanti.


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Viacom Demands Private YouTube Data Page: 1
Viacom vs Google Legal Battle
Back in March 2007, media giant Viacom started up a legal battle with Google over copyright infringements on the then recently acquired YouTube. Viacom, owner of MTV and Paramount Pictures claimed at the time that it had identified in excess of 160,000 incidences of unauthorized used of their media on the site, totaling more than 1.5 billion views. Following the start of the lawsuit, YouTube took measures to improve copyright security on the site and prevent this problem as much as possible.
Now in a fairly shocking decision, the courts have backed Viacoms demand for a whopping 12 Terabytes of YouTube log files, documenting user log-in names, IP addresses and viewing habits. This decision has understandably been met with mixed views within the industry, with organisations such as the Electronics Frontier Foundation slating it as a gross breach of privacy rights:
The EFF:
"The Court's erroneous ruling is a set-back to privacy rights, and will allow Viacom to see what you are watching on YouTube.
"We urge Viacom to back off this overbroad request and Google to take all steps necessary to challenge this order and protect the rights of its users."
Google are obviously none too pleased either:
Google's senior litigation counsel Catherine Lacavera :
"We are disappointed the court granted Viacom's over-reaching demand for viewing history.
"We will ask Viacom to respect users' privacy and allow us to anonymise the logs before producing them under the court's order."
On the other side of the fence however, privacy experts are claiming that users are indeed at risk, and the blame rests firmly on Google's shoulders. Experts also rightly point out that despite Viacom's claims that the files they are demanding will not contain personally identifiable data, the contained IP addresses are potentially just as personal.
Mr Simon Davis to the BBC:
"The chickens have come home to roost for Google .... Their arrogance and refusal to listen to friendly advice has resulted in the privacy of tens of millions being placed under threat ..... Governments and organisations are realising that companies like Google have a warehouse full of data. And while that data is stored it is under threat of being used and putting privacy in danger."
Furthermore the court has also demanded the handing over of data pertaining as to the nature of all media removed from the site by YouTube, including reasons for doing so.
So should users be worried? Is this potentially the first of many handovers of private data due to what is essentially an issue of money? Head on over to the
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Canberra and the states have failed to achieve 10 economic priorities they vowed to act on three years ago, according to a landmark review that heightens pressure on Prime Minister
The federal and state governments have missed key deadlines to cut business costs by hundreds of millions of dollars in ways that would benefit property developers, the legal profession, company directors and the food industry.
But the peak agency advising the Council of Australian Governments also found some changes had been delivered and there was still time for political leaders to recommit to reform and rescue the other proposals.
The COAG Reform Council shed light on the federal-state reform plan by listing the 10 measures that had to be "back on track" by this time next year if states were to qualify for up to $550 million in reward payments.
The findings came as West Australian Premier
COAG Reform Council chairman Paul McClintock yesterday outlined a case to devise a new structure with more resources to replace the ad hoc meetings of the past.
He emphasised three areas of particular concern that were at risk: nationally harmonised laws for occupational health and safety, the legal profession and directors liabilities.
At almost the halfway point of the five-year program, Mr McClintock said committed political leadership from the federal government and states was needed to deliver on the reforms that could reap billions of dollars of benefits to business, consumers and broader economy. "Put simply, it's a critical part of COAG's agenda and productivity growth," he said. "The council is asking COAG to address all the risks we've identified so that implementation of these 10 reforms is brought back on track."
Releasing his COAG review yesterday, Mr McClintock said the delays could not be blamed on lack of resources, saying governments should finish all the changes so they could move on to further reforms.
The report levelled its strongest criticism at a vow to harmonise hundreds of federal and state laws that impose legal liabilities on company directors.
Mr McClintock called for a new set of national principles on directors' liabilities because the original reform had been lost in the development of disparate principles and plans by each state.
Australian Institute of Company Directors chief executive
Mr Colvin said the COAG Reform Council report showed that states and territories had failed to deliver even against the flawed principles.
"And the commonwealth has failed by not using the financial levers it holds to ensure the states were held to account," Mr Colvin said. Also at risk is a promise to cut the cost of housing and reduce the red tape that applies to property developers by introducing a system of electronic development assessments in state and local governments.
The federal government told the COAG Reform Council of a "risk in the short to medium term" that the standard for electronic assessments would not be adopted. The Tasmanian government warned that councils would not introduce the technology unless paid to do so.
A plan to streamline food regulation, such as improving labelling laws affecting producers and wholesalers, had not met its objectives by June last year, the reform council found.
Mr McClintock expressed frustration at NSW and WA shunning nationally consistent occupational health and safety laws. "Until this reform is delivered, a business operating in both NSW and Victoria, for example, will continue to face higher costs of having to comply with the two OH&S regimes," he said.
Ms Gillard has threatened to withhold reward payments from NSW, after it reneged on its agreement on the reforms.
The Finance Department estimates that 10 of the 27 deregulation priorities would deliver $3.5 billion in annual gains to the economy, including $1.8 billion in direct benefit to business.
The federal minister overseeing the reforms,
"In relation to business regulation reforms, the CRC has found that, in effect, 13 of the 27 reforms have been completed or largely completed and that progress is also being made on competition reforms, as well as reforms to regulation making and review," he said. "We've met key milestones and the process remains on track to deliver on its ambitious agenda of cutting red tape to make it easier to do business in Australia."
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UPPER MONTCLAIR, N.J. – Last season, the Red Bulls became the first club in MLS history to sign and field three designated players. The star-studded New York team finished atop the Eastern Conference in the 2010 regular season before their pricey roster was bounced from the playoffs by a total team effort from the San Jose Earthquakes.
Now, it appears that Red Bulls are content to build a balanced roster without quite as much star power.
This offseason, the Red Bulls released Colombian Juan Pablo Angel, one of the most prolific strikers in league history and perhaps the most successful DP. As of now, his spot as a Designated Player will be filled by no one.
"I don't think we really need a third DP right now," head coach Hans Backe told MLSsoccer.com. "I'm rather content with the roster we have right now."
[inline_node:332983]The trade for Dwayne De Rosario this past Friday, a player largely considered one of the best attacking midfielders in MLS history, might have something to do with that.
De Rosario won't count as a Designated Player, but Backe sees him as having the same type of on-field impact as Thierry Henry or Rafa Marquez, the club's two designated players this season. Both Henry and Marquez were signed in the middle of 2010.
"He's a rather top-class player, you can see it in that goal on Saturday," Backe said referencing De Rosario's second-half assist to Dane Richards in a 1-1 tie vs. Houston. "He has wonderful vision and he's always, always pushing forward from the midfield."
In March, both Backe and sporting director Erik Soler said that they were looking at names for a third DP, while at the same time conceding there was no movement to bring in another high profile player like Henry or Marquez.
The club, with additions like Teemu Tainio, Jan Gunnar Solli, Luke Rodgers and De Rosario, is shifting away from big names with more of an emphasis on the team approach this year. None of the new faces are considered big draws.
Backe doesn't plan a big signing unless it has to be done.
"I'd say it's like that," Backe said. "I haven't thought about it much at the moment, but we have a decent roster. We have depth at every position. I'm really rather happy with what we have and the balance within the club. I don't see the need to make a rather big change."
The strategy seems to mirror that of Real Salt Lake, where the phrase "The team is the star" is the ethos the franchise lives by. Soler admires the work that Jason Kreis' club puts together on the field.
"I would say I was not very comfortable watching Salt Lake the other day," Soler said. "They are a massive team."
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After standout careers at Westminster High School and University of Delaware, Jim Stull has never stopped being around one thing he loves — football.
"I love football," Stull said. "It's a huge part of me, I've been doing it for a very long time."
And he still is.
Stull played two years of professional football around the world and has coached around the area for more than a decade. On Friday, Stull's accomplishments will be honored as he is one of six people being inducted Friday night at Carroll Community College as this year's class in the Carroll County Sports Hall of Fame.
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Michael Smethurst of BBC R&D has written a long, comprehensive and well recived post on his personal blog: "Designing a URL structure for BBC programmes". It's a history of how systems like the BBC's Programmes Information database (PIPs) and /programme pages work together
Links: BBC Sport Redirect, Connected Studio
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Some nuggets of information you may have missed...
College of Production Roundup: Make the most of YouTube and online drama with a culinary twist
Ben Toone
Assistant Content Producer
From making the content short and snappy to maintain the audience's attention to collaborating with other YouTubers, making best use of features such as annotations and playlists and their preferred equipment to use - with YouTube pushing to take on TV and be the place that people come to watch ...
Links: BBC Weather app and Barb reporting
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Links round up: Weather app and Barb measuring
College of Production Roundup: Writing for online and Pobol y Cwm
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This week the team from Wales' most popular TV drama, Pobol y Cwm, talk about how they've used the online world to bring the soap to a whole new audience, and with quite some success. They talk about the challenges of taking a well-loved brand to a younger audience
Links: DMI and BBC Online Service Review
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Links about DMI and the BBC Online Service Licence Review
College of Production Roundup: Sustainable production and radio podcast
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We all know it's our duty to look after the planet in any small way we can, from recycling plastic bottles to cutting down on food waste, and that goes for producers and programme makers too. In our latest film BBC Dragon and green champion Deborah Meaden leads the call to action to get producer...
College of Production Roundup: Sound of 2013 and writing for online
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I'm Ben Toone, assistant content producer at the BBC College of Production (CoP) website. Our site is a free online learning resource for the radio, television and online production community offering videos, podcasts and articles from broadcasting innovators and experts.
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News about BBC Online over the last two weeks
College of Production Roundup: Emmerdale and Winterwatch
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Bruce E. Bollinger, 53 Forest Lake, died Monday, Dec. 31, 2012 in Fridley, following a lengthy illness, ataxia.
A funeral service was Saturday, Jan. 5, at Forest Hills United Methodist Church, Forest Lake, with interment at Wyoming United Methodist Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Kae Bollinger; daughter, Morgan (Matt) Lindholm; son, Trevor Bollinger; mother, Shirley Bollinger of Webster, S.D.; brother, Kip (Nancy) Bollinger of Pittsburg, Kan.; father-in-law, Donald Williams; many nieces and nephews; many other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ervin Bollinger; sister, Pennie Sue Bollinger; mother-in-law, Esther Williams.


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Mumbai: Tata Motors has entered into an understanding with the Union Bank of India to provide an added facility to Tata Motors' dealers for funding of their purchases of the company's cars and utility vehicles.
With this arrangement, UBI will be one of the preferred channel financiers of Tata Motors, a press release said on Wednesday.
Tata Motors, TML Distribution Company Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Motors, and UBI have mutually agreed to pool their resources together to make accessible organised finance at competitive rates to the Tata Motors dealers across the country, the release said.
UBI's wide range of banking services and financial products include finance for purchase of vehicles.
UBI has a large network of over 2,650 branches across the country.


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Sister Jeanne Marie Roche, R.S.M., age 82, of Johnston and formerly of Colo, Iowa, died Thursday, June 26, 2014, at Bishop Drumm Care Center in Johnston.
A Mass of Christian Burial was held Wednesday, July 2, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Colo, with burial following in St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery. The Reverends Rick Dagit and John Herzog officiated. A Wake was held at the church on Tuesday. Condolences may be sent online to www.ryanfunerals.com.
Born March 23, 1932, on the home farm north of Colo, Iowa, Jeanne was the daughter of Frank Martin and Frances Josephine (Balloun) Roche. She graduated from Colo High School in 1949, then furthered her education at AIB in Des Moines. Jeanne earned her bachelor's degree from the College of St. Mary in Omaha, NE, and her master's degree from Marquette University in Marquette, WI.
She entered Sisters of Mercy of the Americas on September 8, 1954, and celebrated 60 years as a Sister. She taught in Kansas City, MO; Omaha, NE; Greeley, CO; Independence, MO; and at All Saints in Des Moines.
Sister Jeanne was preceded in death by her parents; a sister, Arlene Jamison; two infant brothers and one infant sister.
Survivors include a brother, Dan (Fern) Roche of Glendale, AZ; several nieces and nephews; four great-nieces; as well as the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas in Omaha, NE.
Ryan Funeral Home of Nevada was entrusted with the care of Sister Jeanne and her family. Memorials in Sister Jeanne's name may be directed to Sisters of Mercy of the Americas and to St. Mary's Catholic Church of Colo.


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obit: Joe Jurcak, Jr.
Joe Jurcak, Jr., 65, passed away in Dallas, Texas on Friday, March 8, 2013 after a year long battle with ALS.
Joe was born in Dallas, Texas on July 3, 1947 to Joe and Alice (Skrivanek) Jurcak, Sr. He grew up in Dallas and graduated from W.W. Samuell High School in 1965. He served his country proudly in the United State Army in Vietnam from 1968-1969 as a radio operator where he came in contact with Agent Orange.
He worked for Folsom Company, First Company, and retired from Lone Star Gas Company after thirty-two years as a service specialist. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Mesquite and the American Legion. He enjoyed hunting and fishing.
He is survived by one brother, Frank Johnny Jurcak and his wife, Brenda of Mesquite: special friend, Debbie Stewart and her son Jason Stewart along with other family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Joe Jurcak, Sr. and Alice Jurcak.
Visitation will be on Sunday, March 10, 2013 from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. in the J.E. Keever Mortuary of Ennis. A Celebration of his life will take place on Monday, March 11, 2013 at 10 a.m. in the J.E. Keever Mortuary Chapel of Ennis with Leslie Loftin officiating. Interment will follow in Crisp Cemetery under the direction of J.E. Keever Mortuary, Inc.
The family requests in lieu of flowers donations be made in Joe's name to the ALS Association.


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News Madman National Cosplay Championship Officially Launched for 2013
posted on 2013-02-20 04:23 EST
The Madman National Cosplay Championship (MNCC) is a yearly run competition with heats in five states. Competitors can enter by themselves or in teams of two to create a unique cosplay and performance from Japanese anime, manga or games. If a competitor wins the state heat they are invited to compete in the grand final with a new cosplay and performance.
The prize for winning the national championship is a trip for two to japan with flights, accommodation and railpass for 7 nights. Heat winners will receive a economy class airfare and accommodation for three nights in Brisbane to attend the grand final.
- Preliminary Rounds
- Victoria: Saturday the 13th of April at Supanova Melbourne [fb event]
- Queensland: Saturday the 20th of April at Supanova Gold Coast [fb event]
- New South Wales: Saturday the 22nd of June at Supanova Sydney [fb event]
- Western Australia: Saturday the 29th of June at Supanova Perth [fb event]
- South Australia: Saturday the 13th of July at AVCon in Adelaide.
- Grand Final
- Friday November 8th at Supanova Brisbane [fb event]
Further information on the championship including entry forms, rules and more can be found at www.madman.com.au/cosplay/about. If you would like to view the acts from last year's MNCC Madman has created a playlist on youtube.
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hp11989's review of Everyday Minerals Laptop
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Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Overall rating: This may be an "alternate" HG item in my train case, meaning I have some HG dupes but something about this color makes it a little different from the rest :-) The EDM Web site describes this shade as "plum and light brown marry to create this pearly shade," which is an accurate description except for the fact that it was more shimmery on me until I foiled it; then I got a "wet" pearl finish -- very nice indeed. Shades like this look good on my NC15 to 20 skin, hazel eyes. It's quite a dramatic color on me without appearing "bruised." Good lasting power over UDPP.
Applied dry over UDPP Sin: Will update when I try this.
Where did I buy this: EDM Web site.
Price: $2.50 for a very generous sample, about 1/2 teaspoon, I'd say.
Packaging: Best you can get for a loose powder cosmetic item: screw-top sample pot with sifter lid.
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