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WATSON, Eliza (Bowman)
Date of death: 30 Sep 1917 Yukon, Oklahoma
Source: The Daily Oklahoman, October 1st, 1917
AUTOS IN CRASH AT YUKON; ONE DEAD Light Car Overturned by Machine of Former State Judge Mrs. H. E. Watson was killed, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wheatley were seriously hurt and Charlie Bowman was slightly injured when the automobile in which they were riding was struck by a heavy touring car driven by F. E. Riddle of Chickasha, former state supreme court judge, six miles west of Yukon, late yesterday afternoon. Both cars were coming east on the Oklahoma City — El Reno road. The Chickasha car started to pass the light car near a culvert. Both cars were making fifteen miles an hour when the large car struck the smaller one, turning it over. Mrs. Watson died an hour after the accident. Mrs. Wheatley was injured about the head and chest and Mr. Wheatley sustained a broken jaw. They were brought here on the Interurban, the Hahn company ambulance meeting them at Tenth Street and Olie Avenue and rushing them to St. Anthony's hospital. All the occupants of the wrecked car live on farms near Yukon, in Canadian County. F. E. Riddle, driver of the touring car, is a prominent lawyer of Chickasha. His wife and daughter were in the car with him but were uninjured.
Source: Franklin Evening Star, October 4th, 1917
Funeral services for Mrs. H. E. Watson, whose death occurred in an automobile accident near Yukon, Okla., last Sunday and whose body was brought to Edinburg, Tuesday night, will not be held until Saturday morning. A brother, William Bowman, of Alberta, Canada, is expected for the funeral and consequently the services were deferred. The Rev. W. E. Moore will conduct the services, which will be held at the Edinburg M. E. church, with burial at Rest Haven cemetery. Besides the husband, three brothers survive, William, Frank, and Chas. Bowman.
Source: The Yukon Sun, October 5th, 1917
ONE KILLED AND TWO INJURED IN AUTO WRECK NEAR YUKON Mrs. A. E. Watson, aged 51 years, was killed, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wheatley were seriously injured, and Charles Bowman, a brother of the dead woman was slightly injured, when the car in which they were riding was struck by a heavy car driven by F. E. Riddle of Chickasha, former judge of the Supreme Court. The accident occurred south of Banner at a small culvert, the injured were placed aboard the interurban car and hurried to St. Anthony's hospital at Oklahoma City, Mrs. Watson was removed to her home one mile south of town, where she died shortly after the accident. We have been told, that at the time of the accident, both cars were going east with the heavier car in the rear. As the light car approached the culvert the driver turned out into the road and away from the culvert; here the heavy Riddle car struck it and turned it completely over, causing it to face in the opposite direction. It has also been stated that when the driver of the Wheatley car looked and saw the other car so near them, he became excited, lost control of the car and allowed it to swing directly in front of the Riddle car. It is also stated that the Riddle car was going at a high rate of speed, however this may not be true. Mrs. Watson was thrown several feet by the impact of the cars, and was severely bruised about the head and was injured internally. The funeral of Mrs. Watson was held at eleven o'clock Monday morning from the family residence about one mile south of town, and the body was taken to Edinburg, Ind. for interment. Charles Bowman, a brother who had been visiting from Indiana at the Watson home, accompanied the remains. A late report states that the recovery of Mrs. Wheatley is very doubtful. It was necessary to amputate one of Mr. Wheatly's fingers to save his hand; he was badly bruised and injured otherwise.
Source: The Yukon Sun, October 5th, 1917
OBITUARY Hannah Eliza Bowman was born in Brown Co., Ind., July the 18, 1816 [1866]. She was the only daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Bowman. She is survived by three brothers., W. H. Bowman, of Carmangay, Alberta, Canada, J. F. Bowman of Edinburg Ind. and C. I. Bowman of Hillsburg Ind., who was with her when the accident happened. She is also survived by five nephews and five nieces. She was united in marriage to Henry E. Watson May 23, 1892, no children having come to bless their home. She united with the Christian Church of Kansas, Ind. at the age of 18 years and has remained a faithful member and worker ever since; her friends were legion. The body will be laid to rest in her old home at Edinburg, Indiana.
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The Dubai Court of First Instance has sentenced a man to five years in jail for a rape attempt and assault.
According to police reports, last November Camilia Demetrova, a 30-year-old Bulgarian employee, reported to police that the accused, A. I. A., a 24-year-old UAE national army officer, tried to rape her and assaulted her in the building where she lived.
While she was walking back to her home in Mankhoul area from her place of work, she noticed A. I. A. following her in his car. When she reached her building, she hurried inside and pressed the button for the elevator.
The accused parked his car, entered the building and tried to talk to Camilia but she didn't reply. Then he grabbed her and pushed her into the fire escape.
He ripped off her clothes and took off his clothes and tried to rape her. But she fought back and shouted for help even as A. I. A. persisted in his attempt to rape her and beat her into submission.
In the meanwhile, Ibrahim Patchaliant, an Indian watchman, heard the shouting. When he went to check what was happening, the accused put on his clothes hurriedly and ran away. Ibrahim followed him and was able to note down the car number.
When the police arrived, they started questioning the victim and Ibrahim, who gave them the number. They arrested A. I. A. at his house in Satwa area.
During investigations, the accused confessed that he had tried to talk to Camilia but he denied attempting to rape her. Later, the victim and Ibrahim identified the accused from a police line up.

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Samsung have now begun rolling out Android Ice Cream Sandwich for the Samsung Galaxy Note.
Owners of the hybrid device, of which there are now seven million worldwide, can download the update right now but only if they have a SIM-free version. Those with the smartphone locked on specific networks will have to wait that bit longer !
The update to Android 4.0 brings a vast number of improvements to the Galaxy Note including a totally re-designed user-interface. Other noticeable additions include support for Face Unlocking, Visual Voice and the NFC feature Beam.
Additionally, Galaxy Note owners will get a pack of "premium" applications included with the update. One of these premium applications is "S Story", which is a card making application while you also get "S Note" which is an advanced note-taking application.
All the Angry Bird fiends will be pleased to hear that Galaxy Note owners will get exclusive Angry Birds Space content as part of the update.
The Android 4.0 update for the Samsung Galaxy Note is available to download using Samsung Kies with the update itself coming in at 320MB. As always 3G recommends you backup your data and files before updating !
The Samsung Galaxy Note is available on some great deals on Three where its available on contracts starting at just £27 a month. You can view all of Three's Galaxy Note deals by clicking here.
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Wadena County Wanted
People with outstanding arrest warrants in Wadena County
Chanan El Carlson, 46, Menahga, warrant: contempt of court.
Randy Scott Ligman, 46, Little Falls, warrant: worthless check.
Jessica Lynn Litzau, 26, Park Rapids, warrant: traffic violation.
Paul John Nordstrom, 38, Minneapolis, warrant: probation violation.
Todd Gerald Phelps, 39, Moorhead, warrant: domestic assault.
Andrew Vincent Ruppert, 21, Wadena, warrant: theft.
Scott Eric Siltman, 25, Park Rapids, warrant: traffic violation.
Heidi Maria Willprecht, 42, Perham, warrant: issue worthless check.
Individuals appear in Wadena County Wanted after allegedly failing to make required court appearances or comply with judges' orders.
Judges issue bench warrants for their arrest and the sheriff's office is compelled to take those people into custody.
If you have information about any of these people,
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text: Hobart, AustraliaJared Tallent opened the 2010 IAAF Race Walking Challenge in style, the Beijing Olympic 20km bronze medallist taking the national men's 20km by a whopping margin and setting a new personal best.The Australian 20k Race Walking Championships is an Area Permit meeting through which points can be earned towards qualification for the IAAF Race Walking Challenge Final on 19 September in Beijing, China. Tallent, who also took a silver in the Beijing Olympic 50km, led from gun to tape on the course around Hobart's picturesque and historic waterfront, crossing the line in one hour 19 minutes 15 seconds, over two minutes ahead of fellow-Australian Luke Adams.Ato Ibanez of Sweden took third place with Chris Erickson of Australia fourth.Tallent's wife, Claire Tallent (formerly Woods), took the women's 20km to make it a family double and keep the household at the same level of achievement. Both won the associated Australian titles and earned automatic selection for the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi in October.The 2010 series did not start so auspiciously for defending champion Eder Sanchez of Mexico, who was disqualified in the last lap of the race while holding a clear second place over 30 seconds ahead of Adams. Sanchez and his Mexican teammates Adrian Herrera and David Mejia (both also disqualified) have their 26 February selection trials for the World Walking Cup in Chihuahua as their immediate goal, but no walker likes to see the notation 'dq' next to their name on the result sheet.The evening also ended on a down note for reigning Commonwealth 20 and 50km champion Nathan Deakes. Walking his first race since winning the World championships 50km in Osaka in 2007, Deakes went out hard but just did not have it in his legs to finish. He pulled out during the sixth of 10 laps, by which stage he was almost 90 seconds behind Tallent.With Sanchez's disqualification and that of Adam Rutter, Ibanez's steady progress through the field was rewarded with third place. Of the other visiting internationals, Japanese pair Isamu Fujisawa and Yuki Yamazaki were fifth and sixth, respectively.Tallent led a bunch of six through the first lap in just over eight minutes, with Adams, Deakes, Sanchez, Rutter and Erickson all at his heels, but a 7:40 second lap took him clear and he was never threatened again. At half-way (39.08) he was 36 seconds up on Sanchez and 61 ahead of Adams.Sanchez moved past Deakes into second place in the third lap, Adams moved past the Osaka 50km champion in the fourth and Rutter did so right on the half-way mark. But their race was for second place by then.Tallent to lead a strong 50km team to ChihuahuaThe winning time was the fastest walked on Australian soil other than the Sydney 2000 gold and silver medal times of Robert Korzeniowski of Poland (1:18:59) and Mexico's Hernandez Noe (1:19:03). "I'm really happy, I came here today wanting to win my third national title in a row and I'm very satisfied I was able to do that and I got away with a big PB," Tallent said."My tactic was to go out and get an early lead and just really hold it each lap after that. My tactic was to get the lead early and I think that really paid off."Last year wasn't great so I definitely want to bounce back this year and have a successful year like in 2008. The first stop is the World Walking Cup in May and I'll be tackling the 50km there and also looking for gold."Tallent will head a strong Australian team - Deakes, Adams, Erickson and Tom Barnes - which is also a medal contender."We're in it to win it," said Tallent's coach at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra, Brent Vallance, a comment which will no doubt be noted in Saransk and other places.Claire Tallent Bides Her TimeIf her husband made his intentions plain from the start, Clare Tallent was more content to choose her moment in the women's race.For the first half of the race she sat an unobtrusive third as Cheryl Webb and Gillian Hosking pushed the pace. By 12km, however, she had assumed the lead and pulled away gradually from the other pair to win eventually by almost 50 seconds in 1:32:41.Webb (1:33:29) was second with the impressive Hosking (1:34:13) holding off Beijing Olympian Kellie Wapshott for third place.Juniors Post QualifiersIn other results, 2009 world youth championships representative Dane Bird-Smith took out the U20 men's 10km walk in a personal best time of 43:16 ahead of Sean Fitzsimons (43:31), both posting world junior championships qualifying times. Regan Lamble took out the women's U20 event in 48:11 ahead of Beth Alexander (49:02) and Paige Hooper (49:25), all three meeting world junior championships A-qualifying standards.The IAAF Race Walking Challenge now moves to Olhao, Portugal next Sunday (21 February).Len Johnson for the IAAF


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Phil Mickelson isn't the only golfer to make his family a priority. Hunter Mahan did the same.
Mahan was leading the Canadian Open over the weekend when his wife went into labor. He had a 10-shot lead over Brandt Snedeker, who eventually won, and was on his way to the $1 million purse, when he left the tournament to be there for the birth of his daughter, Zoe Olivia. She was born on Sunday.
Mahan Tweeted: "... thanks to all my sponsors who appreciate what's important in life and all my fans for being Awesome!"
During his celebratory interviews, Snedeker said Mahan's baby would be receiving a nice gift from him.
Golfer Ben Crane tweeted this to Mahan: "You'll never hold a trophy as sweet as sweet as her."
Mickelson showed the world his dedication to his family when he attended his daughter's eighth-grade graduation on the eve before the U.S. Open was to begin. He went on to win the following major, the British Open.
ETCGary Player told My Sporting Life that Rory McIlroy's career might be aided by finding the "right wife." He believes McIlroy -- ranked third in the world but without a victory this year -- isn't practicing as much since he's traveling to see his girlfriend, Caroline Wozniacki, play professional tennis. Essentially, he was blaming McIlroy's love life for his golf struggles. ... Phil Mickelson already has practiced at Oak Hill Country Club in preparation for this month's PGA Championship. A picture of him playing golf in shorts was posted on the PGA's Twitter account.


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Texas, schmexas
Friday, May 10, 2013
* A new study by the Anderson Economic Group ranks Illinois 20th nationally in its business tax burden, "defined as the share of pretax operating margin that a firm has to pay out in combined state and local taxes," according to Greg Hinz…
Wanna bet that the Tribune editorial board, Bruce Rauner, Ty Fahner, the Illinois Policy Institute and the other folks screaming about how Illinois is about to die a self-inflicted tax death completely ignore this study?
* But that's not to say we don't have some very real problems here. For example…
Few big companies actually pay the full tax rate, but workers' comp is another story. It has to be addressed… again.


text: So the weather outside is frightful. yes it is, and the wind broke my umbrella so we are hybronating till the Northeaster is over, which means, lots and lots of time to do scanning and editing. So... I have submitted a pile of books today, some edited some not. Comments are with the books. Enjoy. A Teacher on Roller Skates and Other School Riddles Boston's Freedom Trail (A place in History) Leading the Way: The Story of Leader Dogs for the Blind School yard Snickers: Classy Jokes that Make the Grade Secret Formulas Of The Wizard of Ads Wintersmith I think that is it for now, smile. I know there will be more. I have three days vacation coming this week so hope to get more done, in the realm of scanning and editing. Have been to busy lately. Enjoy. Now to go brave the winds and the rain to take the pup out for the last relieve. Shelley L. Rhodes B.S. Ed, CTVI and Judson, guiding golden juddysbuddy@xxxxxxxxxxxx Guide Dogs For the Blind Inc. Graduate Alumni Association Board www.guidedogs.com Dog ownership is like a rainbow. Puppies are the joy at one end. Old dogs are the treasure at the other. Carolyn Alexander To unsubscribe from this list send a blank Email to bksvol-discuss-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx put the word 'unsubscribe' by itself in the subject line. To get a list of available commands, put the word 'help' by itself in the subject line.


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Feb 22, 2013
A new report from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) identifies 22 patient safety strategies that are proven to be effective and provides information on how they work best so they can be adapted to local needs.
The report, which updates a 2001 report called "Making Health Care Safer," includes reviews of the strength and quality of evidence for 41 patient safety strategies and identifies those that have the strongest evidence of effectiveness.
The reviews include evidence about context, implementation and adoption to help clinicians understand what works, how to apply it and under what circumstances it works best.
AHRQ said the strategies, if widely implemented, could dramatically enhance patient safety and save lives by reducing medication errors, bed sores and healthcare-associated infections.
Of the 22 strategies identified in "Making Health Care Safer II," 10 are "strongly encouraged" for adoption based on the strength and quality of evidence. They include:
• preoperative and anesthesia checklists to reduce operative and postoperative events;
• bundles including checklists to reduce septicemia associated with central lines;
• catheter reminders, stop orders, nurse-initiated removal protocols and other interventions to limit urinary catheter use;
• bundles to prevent ventilatorassociated pneumonia, including head-of-bed elevation, sedation vacations, oral care with chlorhexidine and subglottic suctioning endotracheal tubes;
• hand hygiene;
• do-not-use list for hazardous abbreviations;
• multicomponent interventions to help prevent pressure ulcers;
• barrier precautions to reduce healthcare-associated infections;
• central line placement guided by real-time ultrasonography; and
• strategies to improve venous thromboembolism prophylaxis.
"The team of patient safety experts who put this list together are among the most respected safety experts in the world," said Nancy Foster, the AHA's vice president of quality and patient safety policy. "The strategies they have identified are effective, important, and should be on the top of every health care leader's list for consideration."
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Symphony Teleca Corporation (STC), a global innovation and development services company, today announced that it has once again been rated as a leader in providing innovative outsourced product development services by leading globalization advisory firm, Zinnov Management Consulting. Zinnov released its 2013 Global R&D Service Provider Ratings based on a comprehensive study conducted of service providers across major industry verticals. Symphony Teleca was recognized for its leadership across the enterprise, consumer and telecommunications software verticals, as well as its strong presence across the automotive, consumer electronic, energy, medical, semiconductor and storage verticals.
The Zinnov Global R&D Service Provider Ratings are based on multiple parameters including the organization's size, focus on R&D, vertical presence, innovation and expertise. Symphony Teleca's groundbreaking solutions and ability to partner unparalleled innovation with leading engineering skills are integral to its inclusion in the OPD segment's Leader Zone once again this year. Symphony Teleca's cost effective, scalable, innovative and agile solutions are designed to meet the complex needs of today's enterprise. The company continues to grow revenue by helping customers succeed in the increasingly connected world - from mobility solutions to advanced data analytics.
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A March 25 BMO Capital Markets Corp. report from analyst Wayne Hood estimated that the company will burn through $2.3 billion in cash over the next three years. Hood isn't ruling out a Chapter 11 filing by 2014: "In our view, a Chapter 11 reorganization could potentially enable the company to overcome restrictive covenants and reaccelerate capital spending and emerge a stronger company. We believe the company would be able to get DIP financing to effect this transformation as we believe underlying real estate could be more easily lined up." The company owns 38.7% of its store base, or 429 locations, for an estimated 55 million square feet. The company has 123 ground-leased locations and 552 leased locations, the report said. Filing for Chapter 11 clearly "would not be supported by Pershing Square Capital Management, where the economic interest in the company is about 25.1%," Hood wrote. However, a bankruptcy filing would allow the company to shed legacy assets and eliminate the challenge of developing a business model that works for its large and small stores, the report said. Which is where private equity could come in. Sources said that firms such as Apollo Global Management LLC and Leonard Green & Partners LP are studying a potential buyout of J.C. Penney. Firms such as these could provide the kind of capital injection J.C. Penney would need to complete its transformation. J.C. Penney said it wouldn't comment on market rumor or speculation. Pershing Square declined comment. Apollo and Leonard Green didn't return calls seeking comment. Then, there's the real estate portfolio, always something to examine in a relatively cash-poor, asset-rich situation. "There is real estate value at J.C. Penney, both in the owned real estate and in the leased real estate," said Cedrik Lachance, managing director at Green Street Advisors Inc., a real estate and REIT advisory firm. He stressed, however, that the issue is not whether the real estate is owned or leased, but where the property is located. For example, last year, Sears Holdings Corp. sold 11 properties to General Growth Properties Inc., six of which were leased. But because they were long-term leases with value, Sears asked, in essence, to be paid to leave those properties and General Growth was happy to oblige.
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Who are the 47 percent? Accounting professor Richard Sansing gets at the answer.
Last week it was revealed that Mitt Romney made some curious remarks during a private fundraising event in May. "Well, there are 47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what," he said. "These are people who pay no income tax; 47 percent of Americans pay no income tax."
Hold on. Forty-seven percent of Americans pay no income tax? Actually, that's true. According to an analysis from the non-partisan Tax Policy Center, about 76 million people who filed income tax returns in 2011 (roughly 46 percent) did not owe the government a dime in income tax.
In Romney's words, these are people "who believe that they are victims…who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it."
But for Tuck accounting professor Richard Sansing, whose research involves the microeconomic effects of taxation, the story is not that simple. He has three words that add some much-needed context to Romney's now-infamous statement: distribution, transfers, and payroll.
There was a time, say 32 years ago, when every aggregated income level contributed something to the nation's total income tax burden. In 1980, for example, the lowest quintile's share of the total individual income tax liability was 0.1 percent. The highest quintile's share was 64.7 percent.
During the interceding generation, those numbers moved farther apart. In 2009, the lowest quintile actually had a negative tax liability—they received more from the government than they paid, while the highest 20 percent of earners paid 94 percent of the income taxes.
This is not the result of some left-wing conspiracy to over-tax the rich. In fact, the tax distribution closely mirrors the income distribution, and the top 20 percent of households are generating more of the income pie than ever before.
"That's due to a lot of things over which the political class in this country has very little control," Sansing says. China and India entered the global economy and drove down the cost of unskilled labor. Advances in communication and technology integrated the global capital markets, allowing people to produce a lot more income than was previously possible.
Blunt as it may be, the rich have gotten richer, both absolutely and relative to the rest of the population. So goes their income tax liability.
"Unfortunately," says Sansing, "we often frame policy debates in ways in which labels are decisive."
As a label, "income tax payer" makes someone sound like a responsible, conscientious, contributing member of society. The corollary, if you listen to Romney, is that people who don't pay income tax are somehow irresponsible moochers.
What gets lost in this analysis is that the tax code over the last 35 years has increasingly become a vehicle for transferring wealth from high-income people to low-income people. Whereas the government used to hand out welfare checks, now it's more common to give low-income people financial help through the earned-income tax credit (EITC).
The EITC was first implemented in mid-1970s, as part of the welfare-reform efforts of the day, and it was designed to encourage people to join the workforce by giving financial assistance to low-income workers, especially those with children. About 20 years later, President Clinton signed the Republican-sponsored Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, a huge reform of the welfare system that included workforce development and limits on the amount of time a person could receive direct cash payments. The number of families receiving cash welfare has since declined to historically low levels, whereas the EITC is considered one of the government's most effective anti-poverty programs.
"If you frame the question very narrowly—What's the share of income tax liabilities?—then it's going to show less liability for the people getting the earned income credit," explains Sansing, who teaches the courses Taxation and Business Policy, and Managerial Accounting. "But if you step back you can see there are a lot of ways the government can transfer wealth from high-income groups to low-income groups. The labels have changed, but I'm still seeing dollars from this group going to this other group."
The point is that a welfare check and a tax credit have similar distributional effects, but the latter affects the distribution of income tax liabilities whereas the former does not.
There's another reason why looking solely at income tax liability is misleading: working people also pay payroll taxes (not to mention sales and property taxes, but we'll stick to payroll). In fact, federal revenue is comprised in equal measure of payroll and income taxes: about 40 percent for each.
Of the 47 percent of people who don't pay income taxes, about two thirds pay payroll taxes. The rest of the 47 percent consists of the elderly, who don't work and whose income is below the taxable level, and the people whose earned income tax credit exceeds their payroll tax burden.
"Governor Romney's statement is literally true," Sansing says. "But if payroll tax is like income tax, a tax on your labor income, why are we drawing a line between them?"
Indeed, if you broaden the focus to include total federal tax liabilities, all income quintiles contribute something to nation's revenue demands, and the space between the quintiles is not nearly as large as it appears in the income tax-only picture.
"There are a lot of subtleties to the story," Sansing cautions.


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Several University of La Verne students and officials including President Devorah Lieberman met with state legislators last month in Sacramento to protest another cut in Cal Grants.
The event, called "A Day in the Capitol," was hosted by the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities and allowed affected students to lobby for the protection of Cal Grants.
"It's really a day for students to tell their story," said Diane Anchundia, director of financial aid. "It's really the students' stories that's going to hopefully sway the vote to not cut the Cal Grants this year."
An 11 percent reduction in Cal Grant funding scheduled to take effect in the 2014-2015 school year is the most drastic cut in recent years, equalling about $1,000 less per student.
Cal Grants play an important part in many private school students' financial aid packages; 46 percent of La Verne's entering class for the 2013-2014 school year received Cal Grant funding.
The proposed cuts would only affect incoming freshmen at private colleges like ULV.
"It was wonderful to have the group of students that went to tell their story, even though it's not going to directly affect them," Anchundia said. "It's going to affect the generations to come: their brothers, their sisters, their cousins."
For some students, the extra aid from Cal Grants served as the deciding factor in where to go to school.
"My family doesn't necessarily come from a means of wealth," said junior political science major Colin Fisk, who participated in the event. "The extra money that was invested in my schooling by the state of California was something that gave me an opportunity to go to school to learn and made it so I didn't have to worry so much about how I was going to pay for it after I was done with school."
The 100-plus students from private colleges across the state and their appeals were positively received by legislators and their staff members.
"They recognize the importance of higher education and its role in the path that took them to Sacramento and brought them to Capitol Hill," Fisk said.
Although money is an important part of the college equation, cutting the Cal Grant fund is about more than money for some students.
"When they start cutting higher education, specifically for private schools, it sends the message that they're not encouraging students to go to private schools anymore," Fisk said.
Aside from visits to various legislator offices, the day in Sacramento also featured a lunch briefing hosted by Lieberman.
"I was filled completely with pride when talking about the University of La Verne," she said. "I was so proud to talk about being a student advocate and to appreciate that these funds are coming from the state's tax payers, and so they're helping you be a college entrant, a graduate, and helping students contribute to the economy themselves when they graduate."
She said her keynote speech helped dispel some perceptions about private universities.
"They had a perception that students that attend private institutions come from families that have wealth," she said before emphasizing the number of Cal Grant recipients at the University of La Verne.
"When I said that, they were shocked," she said.
The 11 percent Cal Grant reduction is already scheduled in the state budget, but Lieberman and many other administrators encourage students to reach out to legislators with their stories.
"The legislators listen to the students," she said. "I would encourage any student, staff, anybody who wants to take the initiative to protect us to do it."
Students and faculty can also advocate for Cal Grants through an online petition urging state legislators to reconsider the next year's decrease. The petition is available at www.change.org/petitions/governor-brown-ca-legislature-protect-our-cal-grant.
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Match 5: Lars VS Minato
Game 1: Lars 0 VS Minato 0-
The stage was set for a gripping match. Lars VS Minato. Who would take the win? It looked to be a close match from the start but that was soon proven wrong. Lars was on the back foot less than 30 seconds into the game as he was hit by Rasengan after Rasengan. But being the fighter that he is Lars fought back and after a couple great ultimates he was equal with Minato. Lars went into awakening and looked to bring the fight to Minato. However, this plan failed to provide the victory he needed, Minato finishing him with a Rasengan.
Game 2: Lars 0 VS Minato 1-
This game was a lot closer than the last. Minato still managed to hit 6/7 Rasengans but Lars also got in his share of special moves (Lars is a Tekken character but the author of NS2 designed his alternate costume for the Tekken games). The game was close to the very end. Minato started to pick up some momentum and used it to pull himself over the line and take the 2nd game.
Game 3: Lars 0 VS Minato 2-
Yes Lars is an 'outsider' in the Naruto universe but he still does have the potential to go far in this competition. Would Minato win the 3rd game and send him to the losers bracket?? Only time would tell. Once again Minato was spot on with timing his Rasengans to hit. I believe he didn't miss a single one. Not to mention the three ultimate jutsus he pulled off. Lars was already down to an orange bar after about 30 seconds of play. Lars attempted a fight back but after getting hit by the 2nd ultimate jutsu things looked bad for the Tekken 6 character. A few blocks later and Lars was hit by the final ultimate jutsu that finished the game and the match.
Minato Wins! 3-0
Match 6: Temari VS Shino
Game 1: Temari 0 VS Shino 0-
This was to probably end up being a ranged battle. How would the outcome turn out? I had to wait and see. My guess was correct! This was a very slow match of mostly ranged attacks. This match probably would be the match to decide the best ranged player in NS2. There isn't much to report about this match. Just imagine a very close match where both players and sending projectiles of bugs and wind at the other. Shino failed to do anything special in his awakening but a few minutes (literally) later, Temari went into her awakening and finished off Shino.
Game 2: Temari 1 VS Shino 0-
This game looked to start off as a bit of a melee game but soon turned back into a ranged match. Temari accidentally left herself open for an ultimate attack but went into awakening straight after that and evened up the match once again. The ultimate used on Temari paid off. Shino finished Temari in another close match.
Game 3: Temari 1 VS Shino 1-
Same as the other 2 games. Majority of the match was played out from across the battlefield. Fairly even, Shino had a fairly decent lead early but it was reduced to nothing over the space of 30 seconds. Temari always seemed to be the one recovering the lead in this match. It was more like Shino create a lead then Temari equal. Somehow, Shino was slowly increasing his lead on Temari throughout the match. But once again, with the help of awakening, Temari took the lead. Temari now had just under a full orange bar and Shino had half an orange bar. A battle of awakenings saw Temari take the win after Shino failed to evade the oncoming jutsu.
Game 4: Temari 2 VS Shino 1-
Would this be the end of the ranged match? We were soon to find out. Yet another close match. Shino hit an ultimate fairly early in the match and looked to capitalise on it. All he had to do was stay ahead. Shino handed Temari an orange bar while he still had more than half a green bar left. An awakening by Temari quickly turned Shino's lead he was holding to a lead to Temari. Temari remained strong and was on her way to taking out the match, but she got cocky and while she was in the air, Shino launched his ultimate and it hit her as soon as she hit the ground. KO!
Game 5: Temari 2 VS Shino 2-
The decider. Who really is the best ranged character in NS2? Shino hit his ultimate early once again and looked to keep the lead this time. Once again we were presented with the same situation, Temari on orange bar and Shino with just over half a green bar. Once again another familiar situation arose. Temari went into awakening and once again reduced the lead of Shino to nothing. Would another awakening by Temari finish this match? Yes, yes it would. After about 25 minutes we finally had our winner.
Temari Wins! 3-2 Thanks for reading. You can find the Ninja Storm 2 tournament bracket at: http://www.bracketmaker.com/tlist.cfm?tid=407205 .Who do you think will win the tournament? Feel free to comment below.


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Thousands of Neuromyelitis Optica (NMO) patients are potentially being misdiagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), according to Mayo Clinic Neurologist Sean Pittock, M.D., largely due to lack of awareness of NMO within the medical community. Dr. Pittock shared this finding with more than 50 of the world's leading doctors and medical researchers – from Harvard to Oxford – who gathered at the 2009 NMO Roundtable Conference, sponsored by The Guthy‐Jackson Charitable Foundation.
NMO is a rare and debilitating disease that attacks the optic nerves and spinal cord, often causing vision loss, paralysis of legs and arms, and sensory disturbances. The Guthy‐Jackson Charitable Foundation has brought together these researchers to help find a cure for this rare disease.
Dr. Pittock came to his conclusion based on ongoing research at the Mayo Clinic. Of the 1,200 blood samples that are sent to Mayo Clinic's neuroimmunology laboratory for NMO antibody (NMO‐IgG) testing each month, approximately 70 new patients test positive for NMO, which is surprisingly high considering it is believed to be a rare disease. Of the 70 patients who have the NMO antibody, Dr. Pittock has found that a majority were previously thought to have MS.
Making the distinction between MS and NMO has been greatly assisted by Mayo Clinic's recent discovery of this NMO antibody. In fact, this is the first biomarker that has shown to be sensitive and specific for any central nervous system (CNS), inflammatory demyelinating disease.
"It's important to differentiate NMO from MS as these disorders are treated differently," says Dr. Pittock. "The identification of this novel antibody marker will hopefully assist neurologists in making a correct diagnosis of NMO, rather than MS."
Dr. Pittock believes that part of the reason for the lack of awareness of NMO is that there was no biomarker until recently, and traditionally, NMO was considered by many in the medical and research communities to be a form of MS, a difficult disease to diagnose. Recent clinical and pathological studies now support the concept that NMO is a distinct disease from MS.
"It's important for the neurologists to be aware that NMO is associated with symptoms other than optic neuritis and transverse myelitis. NMO patients can have intractable hiccups, nausea, vomiting as well as problems with thermoregulation," says Bruce Cree, M.D., Ph.D., M.C.R., of the University of California San Francisco Multiple Sclerosis Center. "It is important to test for presence of the anti‐aquaporin 4 antibody, in the setting of neurological illness presenting with these symptoms as well as optic neuritis and myelitis, even in patients who have abnormal brain MRI findings. Some of these abnormalities can appear to be identical to those seen in MS, whereas others are more distinct of NMO."
At the conference, Mayo Clinic Neurologist Dean Wingerchuk, M.D., also reported that the prevalence and incidence of NMO have not been firmly established. Based on current data, in aggregate, it suggests that there are likely more than 4,000 people with NMO in the United States.
That is why the Guthy‐Jackson Charitable Foundation is launching a significant medical education campaign to ensure that doctors nationwide are aware of the differences between MS and NMO. Doing so will help patients get the appropriate treatments and will help more researchers collect the best data in their pursuit of a cure.
Cosmetics trailblazer Victoria Jackson established the foundation in July 2008, one month after her daughter's diagnosis. The foundation's approach is to provide bureaucracy‐free funding to researchers willing to share data to help find a cure.
"I am on this mission for my daughter, and for the thousands of other families who have seen their world turned upside down by NMO," says Jackson. "Through our work at the foundation, more and more, we are hearing from NMO patients who have been previously diagnosed with MS."
While the first two days of the conference focused on research, the third day will take an emotional turn. Today, the conference, for the first time, will host a patient session dedicated to those affected by NMO, enabling them to engage in a dialogue with the medical community and to share personal stories with others affected by the same disease. Most of the patients will be meeting other people diagnosed with NMO for the first time.
» An Overdue Appointment: NMO Patient and Clinician Meet After Five Years
"For me, this has been a very lonely journey. NMO needed a voice and a face to make it real for the rest of the world. It has that now," says Candace Coffee, a young woman who was diagnosed more than six years ago. "Those of us struggling every day with NMO, feeling the weight of its effect on our lives, finally have an advocate."
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From the trade of Shawn Green to the departures of Adrian Beltre, Steve Finley and Jose Lima, general manager Paul DePodesta became a lightning rod for criticism as he continued a roster overhaul that had started in earnest at last year's trade deadline, when he moved Paul Lo Duca, Guillermo Mota and Juan Encarnacion for Brad Penny and Hee-Seop Choi.
With the season one-quarter complete, the Dodgers resume play against their division rivals on Tuesday night in San Francisco. The division lead they held through most of April has disappeared and they are in third place, 2 1/2 games out of first, with a 23-20 record. A year ago they were tied for first with a 24-19 mark.
For all the debate over the loss of the popular Green, he's hitting .256 with four home runs and 20 RBIs with Arizona, not much different than the .248-7-22 the Dodgers are getting from their right fielders, predominantly J.D. Drew (.246-5-16). Finley's power numbers (six homers, 21 RBIs) are slightly better than Drew's, but his average is 40 points lower. Of course, Drew came at a cost of $55 million.
Beltre -- .238-5-24 this year -- has resembled more the five-year Dodger underachiever than the 2004 breakout superstar who enticed the Seattle Mariners to pay him $64 million. However, his third base position has become a black hole for the Dodger offense, particularly since the serious knee injury to Jose Valentin, who was DePodesta's stopgap pick with Beltre gone and the market picked over. Dodger third basemen this year are .216-2-20.
One clear-cut upgrade, though, is at second base, where Jeff Kent is hitting .274 with eight homers and 34 RBIs, even after a recent slump. Alex Cora and Jose Hernandez, the platoon of last year that moved on to Cleveland, are a combined .229-2-13. And, contrary to critical comparisons made by some at the time of his signing, Kent's defense at second base has been solid.
The most surprising production is coming from the first-base platoon of Hee-Seop Choi and Olmedo Saenz, who are combining to hit .329 with eight homers and 33 RBIs.
The loss of Robin Ventura posed a significant challenge to DePodesta to find a left-handed bat for the bench, but Ricky Ledee (.298-2-14) has been so effective he often starts in the outfield. In effect, he's a cheaper version of Finley and necessary insurance with the injury to Jayson Werth.
None of DePodesta's decisions has been more unpopular than the trade of Lo Duca, which was soon compounded by Penny's serious arm injury and Choi's offensive struggles flop during the pennant race.
His acquisition of Phillips for Kazuhisa Ishii has done little to calm the masses, but Phillips has contributed significantly with the bat (.294-2-23 compared to Lo Duca's .333-2-18). Behind the plate, it is asking a lot for a former part-time catcher to be traded during Spring Training and learn an entire pitching staff on the fly, as Phillips was required to do. Paul Bako, Phillips' backup, is hitting .270 with four RBIs.
Yhency Brazoban's development led to Mota's trade, and when Eric Gagne was hurt, Brazoban stepped in virtually flawlessly, while Mota has gone on the Florida disabled list with a bad elbow.
But in total, the Dodger pitching staff has struggled. Injuries are the primary reason, as Penny missed most of April, Wilson Alvarez and Eric Gagne were absent until mid-May, Elmer Dessens has been gone for the past month and Odalis Perez just joined the list of pitchers who are sidelined.
DePodesta's primary goal in the winter was to solidify the starting rotation and the results have been mixed. He was confident he would get more from Derek Lowe (4-4, 3.02) than Hideo Nomo (2-4, 6.75 with Tampa Bay), although he's paying for it with Lowe's $36 million contract. He also decided it was worth $24 million to keep Perez, who is disabled with his third shoulder problem in a year.
DePodesta also believed he had the depth to replace Ishii (0-2, 3.96 and one DL stint with the Mets) and Lima (0-3, 7.36 with Kansas City), because he had Penny, Alvarez, Dessens, Scott Erickson and Edwin Jackson.
Penny started the season late as his arm healed slowly, but he looks healthy now and if he stays that way can be a difference-maker. Alvarez and Dessens have been hurt, while Jackson couldn't pitch well enough to win the fifth starter job in the spring and Erickson couldn't pitch well enough to keep it.
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If you're not hearing music or phone calls through the headphones connected to your iPhone, you may be worried your headphone jack is broken. And it could be. Audio not playing through the headphones could be a sign of a hardware problem, but it's not the only potential culprit.

Before scheduling an appointment at the Apple Store, try the following steps to figure out if your headphone jack is truly broken or if there's something else happening that you can fix yourself – for free.

1. Try Other Headphones

The first thing you should do when trying to fix a broken headphone jack is to confirm that the problem is actually with your headphone jack, rather than the headphones. It would be best if it's the headphones: it's generally cheaper to replace headphones than to do a complex hardware repair to the jack.

The easiest way to do this is to get another set of headphones – ideally ones that you can confirm work properly before using – and plug them into your iPhone. Try listening to music, making calls and using Siri (if these new headphones have a mic), etc. If everything works properly, then the problem is with your headphones.

If the problems are still present even with new headphones, move on to the next checklist item.

2. Clean the Headphone Jack

Many people keep their iPhones in their pockets, which are full of lint that can find its way into the headphone jack. If enough lint or other gunk builds up, it can block the connection between the headphones and the jack, which can cause trouble. If you suspect lint is your problem:

Look into the headphone jack to see if you can detect any lint. You may need to shine a light into the jack in order to get a good look.

If you see lint, blow into the headphone jack or shoot some compressed air into it.

If the lint is packed tightly and can't be blown out, try a cotton swab. Remove most of the cotton from one end of the swab. Put a little bit of rubbing alcohol on the end you removed the cotton from and then insert that end into the headphone jack. Move it around gently and try to pull out the lint.

If the headphone jack is clean and still not working, try fixing the problem in software.

3. Restart the iPhone

It might not seem to have anything to do with problems with the headphone jack but restarting the iPhone is often a key troubleshooting step. That's because a restart clears the iPhone's active memory (though not its permanent storage) and preferences, which could be the source of the problem. And since it's easy and quick, there's no real downside. To restart your iPhone:

Hold down the on/off button (it's at the top or corner of the iPhone, depending on your model) buttons at the same time.

Move the slide to power off slider left to right.

Wait for the iPhone to shut down.

Hold the on/off button again until the Apple logo appears. Let go of the button and let the phone start up again.

If holding down just the on/off button doesn't restart the phone, try holding the Home button and on/off button at the same time. If you're still not able to head audio, move on to the next checklist item.

4. Check AirPlay Output

One reason that audio might not be playing through your headphones is that your iPhone is sending the audio to another output. The iPhone is supposed to automatically recognize when headphones are plugged in and switch the audio to them, but it's possible that that hasn't happened in your case. One potential cause is that audio is being sent to an AirPlay-compatible speaker or AirPort Express. To check for that:

Swipe up from the bottom of the iPhone's screen to open Control Center.

Look for the AirPlay button just below the volume slider and above the bottom row of icons. If AirPlay is being used, that option will be lit up and show where audio is being sent.

Tap AirPlay .

Tap iPhone when the next screen appears.

Tap Done.

With those settings changed, your iPhone's audio is now being played through its speaker or headphones. If that doesn't solve the problem, there's another, similar setting to investigate.

5. Check Bluetooth Output

Just like audio can be sent to other devices over AirPlay, the same thing can happen over Bluetooth. If you've connected your iPhone to a Bluetooth device like a speaker, it's possible the audio is still going there. The simplest way to test this is to:

Open Control Center.

Tap Bluetooth in the top row (it's in the center) so that it's not lit up. This turns Bluetooth off.

Try your headphones now. With Bluetooth off, the audio should play through your headphones and not any other device.

Your Headphone Jack is Broken. What Should You Do?

If, after trying all the options listed so far, your headphones still aren't working, your headphone jack is probably broken and needs to be replaced.

If you're very handy, you can probably do this yourself – but I wouldn't recommend it. The iPhone is a complex and delicate device, which makes it hard for lay people to repair. And, if your iPhone is still under warranty, fixing it yourself voids the warranty.

Your best bet is to take it to the Apple Store for a fix. Begin by checking your phone's warranty status so you know if a repair is covered. Then set up a Genius Bar appointment to get it fixed. Good luck!


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Boadicea, Queen of the Iceni
Corbridge, 30th May 2005
All credit to a bunch of determined reenactors who, in what at times was pouring rain, gave us a great show, - a bloodcurdling display of the revolt of the Iceni in the reign of emperor Nero.
The tribe of the Iceni has risen in revolt against Roman rule. Wave after wave of barbarians smash against the Roman line.
Seeing how this one fighter literally threw himself against the wall of shields, gave a good impression of just how much of an impact a Roman battle line would need to be able to sustain...
The Romans however are done for. Underestimating the sheer ferocity of their opponents they are taken aback. Their line collapses and the barbarians pick them off one by one.
One hapless prisoner is dragged before the queen herself, Boadicea. The queen however, is not one for the graces of mercy and instead delights in slaughtering the poor soul to entertain her audience.
But soon new forces arrive to quell the rebellion. Both commanders harrang their troops, telling them that only victory will do.
This time the Roman line doesn't give way. Steadily the soldiers advance and the swords jab out of the wall of shields, felling one Celt after the other.
Victorious, the Romans sweep across the field, killing off any survivors, looking for the rebellious queen.
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Drivers traveling North and South College streets between Highland Avenue and East Maiden Street (Route 40) in Washington will see major changes starting Monday.
The left lane of the one-way street will be closed as work starts to reconstruct the street as part of the Route 19 project near the Washington & Jefferson College campus. Lincoln Street was rebuilt in 2012.
Work will start later this year on Murtland Avenue from near the state police barracks to Ridge and Highland avenues.
Work on College is starting a few weeks early after the Washington County maintenance manager for the state Department of Transportation gave his approval.
Construction had been scheduled to be done on College last year while work was being done on Lincoln. The project was initially delayed while PennDOT waited for Pennsylvania-American Water Co. to review plans. The water company later decided to replace lines under College. That work was done this winter and is wrapping up as service line taps are being connected.
Crews from Donegal Construction will start ripping out the pavement so that work on installing new drainage can begin, said Scott Faieta, PennDOT's assistant construction engineer overseeing the project.
Also gone for the duration of the College Street work will be the parking spaces on the left side of the street. Faieta said that when work on the left side is completed, the reconstructed portion will be used as a travel lane.
"I am hoping to avoid block closures on this project," Faieta said. "But we will have to take it as it goes."
Last year, Lincoln had to be closed a block at a time so equipment could be moved in and out of the area. Faieta expects work to be done on the College Street phase of the $5 million project in mid to late October.
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Just wanted to get a different opinion on what I am trying to do with this model, to see if Im thinking correctly or not.
I designed and built this Navaho Missile that stands around 42 tall ready for take off, and yes it takes off under rocket power then the winged portion is powered by two small 27mm EDF units.
The model is for a National Scale Rocket Contest this summer. Instead of having the model glide back to the ground unguided, it will be RC controlled! To add realism in flight I thought I would add a couple of fan units to just help the model stay up an extra 15 seconds or so since this model doesnt have a lot of wing area.
So since the model will already be at altitude, about 400 feet up the fan units only have to provide thrust to keep the flight speed up so I can execute a couple of controlled turns and land back at the field. The model doesnt have to climb just have a controllable descent. Ready to fly back to the ground it should weigh about 16 oz.
Assuming I can get about 3 total ounces of thrust from both fans unit, should this be enough to extend my flight time?
The other issue that may make things a little harder on the fan unit is that the although I figure I have about .812 sq. inches on intake area for each fan unit, while the fan unit itself has about .742 sq. inches of swept fan area, the intake shape isnt optimized nor will there be any ducting.
One image shows the inside of the fuselage and the former where the two fan units will be mounted. As for exhaust exit area I've got tons, since the real Navaho used Ram Jets for power. I figured I would keep the duct exit diameter same as the fan shroud.
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http://www.americandigs.com/When Erica Beaudry moved from Arizona to Indiana for business school, her terrier mix came along for the ride. But her pup, Murphy, who had cancer, couldn't take the Midwestern cold.
And Beaudry couldn't find the kind of dog coat she wanted: a good looking, high-quality American-made model. "There are a lot of kitschy dog coats with paw print designs. But nothing cool, clean and classically designed," she said.
She fashioned the puffer coat to keep Murphy warm, and co-founded American Digs while still in school. The Denver-based company, which launched last year, also offers dogwear like seersucker shirts and knit sweaters. But it's the preppy puffer coat that's become the best-seller, with orders from across the nation.
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How Can I Make A Cake Shaped Like A Foot?
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My friend is graduating from podiatry school this year and I really want to make a cake shaped like a 3D foot! Any tips on how I can carve out toes without having them break off while I'm carving? Maybe I can make them out of modeling chocolate but I haven't used it before. Any ideas?? TIA!
Wow, there are some ugly foot cakes out there!
I'm sure you'll make a nice one. When you carve the toes, you could just make a groove, not cut all the way through, then make the "separation" a slightly darker color to create depth.
That's a very smart idea! I didn't think of making grooves initially but I think that would do the trick! And yes, I agree, all foot cakes are either very good or very messy lol but thank you for your input, I really appreciate it! :)


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236th Key (Stars of Heaven) Lyrics Stars of Heaven Praise the Lord Light of the Moon light my way. Stars of Aries bless the lord Stars of Taurus praise the lord. Stars of Gemini sing to the lord Stars of Cancer praise the lord. Stars of Leo lead the way Stars of Virgo praise the lord. Stars of Libra balance my way Stars of Scorpio praise the lord. Sagittarius Capricorn Acquarius and Pisces sing with joy. Written by - Ken Nunoo - Alias BARAKATA 250th key (Lord) Lyrics Lord Jesus we honor thee Lord Jesus we adore thee. Our Lord Jesus Our Lord and Saviour Our Lord Jesus We adore thee. Christ is the way Christ is Jesus Christ is the way Christ my saviour. My Christ Jesus will make me whole My Christ Jesus will comfort me. My Christ Jesus My joy and healer My Christ Jesus will heal my wounds. My Christ Jesus My lord and saviour My Christ Jesus will make me whole. From the book 'The Trinity of Lights' by Ken Nunoo.


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A New World Order
"One of the most important issues the world must deal with today is how sovereign countries can join together to make globalization work for everyone--not just the privileged. I believe that one way we can start to achieve this is by strengthening the Finance Ministers' G-20, and perhaps advancing a similar concept to the Leaders' level. In October 2003, I met with Anne-Marie Slaughter at a meeting organized by The Centre for International Governance Innovation in Waterloo, Ontario, where we discussed this concept in great detail. At the roundtable, Ms. Slaughter presented a number of original and innovative ways to bolster the G-20. I was impressed--her ideas were a fresh approach on how the world should govern itself. I believe that it will be her type of intellectual rigour and ingenuity that will bring to fruition new ways to manage our interdependence. Ms. Slaughter's work in global governance is highly regarded amongst international development thinkers and doers. This book, reflecting years of research and experience, is both interesting and timely. As you read, think deeply about the proposed ideas, and how we can use multilateralism to solve issues that single nations cannot solve alone. Greater human understanding is crucial in order to solve complex international problems. Ms. Slaughter has proven to have a clear grasp on how to improve the situation. I urge you to read on."--Paul Martin, Prime Minister of Canada
"A brilliant analysis of global networks emerging as if guided by an invisible hand. A 'must read' for anyone puzzling over issues of governance on a world scale, Anne-Marie Slaughter's book illustrates important trends that, whether you like them or not, will make you think hard and long."--George P. Shultz, former Secretary of State
"Anne-Marie Slaughter is a visionary, and A New World Order is her manifesto. Even those who have long studied international relations will see the world differently after reading this book."--Robert O. Keohane, James B. Duke Professor of Political Science, Duke University, author of After Hegemony: Cooperation and Discord in the World Political Economy
"Just when we thought America's postwar multilateralism had run out of steam, along comes this splendid book to offer a cornucopia of prescient forward-thinking about the new ties that bind us to the world."--Thomas M. Franck, New York University School of Law
"Global interdependence requires governance, but we properly fear global government. Anne-Marie Slaughter suggests an innovative solution to the dilemma. Her intelligent and highly readable book describes how global governance can occur through government networks that harness national government officials to address international problems. This book is a major contribution to an important debate."--Joseph S. Nye, Jr., author of The Paradox of American Power: Why the World's Only Superpower Can't Go It Alone
"In today's world one sees global networks everywhere, from capital markets to illegal drugs to terrorism. Now government is also going global, writes Anne-Marie Slaughter in this important and original work. Slaughter persuasively documents the rise of an organic international order based not on grand theories of world government but rather day-to-day contacts and communications among governments. She presents a vision of global governance that is practical and yet could have profound normative implications. Going well beyond the traditional confines of international law and international relations, this book will be discussed in both fields for years to come."--Fareed Zakaria, Editor, Newsweek International
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In the most simplest form you only need to write a query (SQL/Splunk) and a tell the MDS how to map the resultant data back to nodes on the graph.
With the very basic knowledge of SQL/Splunk and Maltego you can almost immediately get massive insight into the most mundane of logs. With two (basic AF) Splunk-based transforms and three of the standard OSINT transforms that ship with Maltego we can spot fake Googlebots almost instantly in our web server logs:
Keep in mind that the power of the existing Threat Intelligence transforms available in the Transform Hub is at your fingertips - making it possible to enrich your internal data to the max.
If you are interested to test drive the MDS *today* you can simply email us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll send you the server as an OVA to experiment with. You can read the comprehensive documentation for the MDS [here] right now.
We love to get your feedback on our new project.
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SKIING: BHS teams fifth at Brainerd
BEMIDJI — Both Bemidji High School nordic skiing teams finished fifth place at Friday at the Brainerd Invitational.
The girls, who were missing some skiers due to Christmas vacation, still turned in a good performance, including a top-ten finish from Maari Stocker at 35 minutes, 11 seconds.
"We were missing a lot of the team," BHS head coach Mark Walters said. "But considering what we were missing they did a really nice job."
Little Falls' Maria Hauer took first place in the race at 30:02, powering her team to a first-place team finish at 369 points.
For the boys team, BHS also finished fifth. None of the Lumberjacks finished in the top ten but BHS had a balanced performance with Josh Claussen (14th place, 30:44), Billy Freyholtz (17th, 31:21), Austin Chatterton (21st, 31:39) and Ethan Youso (23rd, 31:55) all finishing in the top 30.
"It was our first good look at the whole section," Walters said. "With some work I think we can get a few of these guys going to state as individuals. It was a really encouraging performance."
Little Falls took first as a team with 374 points while St. Cloud Tech's Cory Rouw took first individually with a time of 28:03.
Brainerd Invitational at Northland Arboretum Boys Race Team Scores 1-Little Falls 374; 2-St. Cloud Tech 353; 3-Brainerd 353; 4-Alexandria 342; 5-Bemidji 329; 6-Mora 318; 7-Detroit Lakes 306; 8-Willmar 235; 9-St. Cloud Apollo 215; 10-St. John's Prep 84
Individual Scores Medalist: 1-Rouw (Tech), 28:03
Bemidji Times: 14-Claussen, 30:44; 17-Freyholtz, 31:21; 21-Chatterton, 31:39; 23-Youso, 31:55; 34-Sharpe 34:51; 38-Steever 35:22; 40-Carlson 36:04
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1-Little Falls 369; 2-Mora 359; 3-Brainerd 344; 4-Alexandria 342; 5-Brainerd 281; 6-St. Cloud Apollo 263; 7-St. Cloud Tech 249; 8-Detroit Lakes 152; 9-Ottertail Nordic 74.
Individual Scores
Medalist: Hauer (LF) 30:02
Bemidji Times: 7-Stocker 35:11; 35-Johnson 41:16; 36-Weaver 42:10; 45-Ingalls 46:13; 46-Schollett 46:15.


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NOT on PA, NOT in a dysfuntional relationship.......
Not over/under-weight, Not in debt, Not un-happy-thinking of cheating-being cheated on-thinking about divorce.....yada......yada.......yada...........
Be LOUD- Be Proud!
Let's see.....
Not over/under weight
In a good relationship (not married yet but soon)
But I am in debt (car payment, loan, credit card)--not enough to make my life hell though lol.
I'm stomping,clapping,jumping up and down on the floor!!! Is that being loud enough?
I'm overweight, but the rest of it is true for me. I'm very happy with my life, we aren't struggling, not on PA, and I'd never cheat on my husband. I'm positive he wouldn't cheat on me either. There ARE good men in this world.
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My yellow lab looks like your avatar! His name is Trophy. He is extremely loveable