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Na Yeon Choi is looking forward to the weekend. So is Paula Creamer, but for an entirely different reason.
Choi followed an opening 7-under 64 with a 67 on Friday in the second round of the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic to forge a two-stroke lead. She'll be chasing her third career victory.
Creamer, winner of the Farr two years ago, struggled to a 73 and missed the cut. That meant a weekend away from the pain associated with playing with her surgically repaired left thumb.
"I'm very disappointed in how I played but it's two more rounds under my belt," she said. "I'm getting used to getting out there and there's some things I need to work on. It's just the hard part is being able to work on them."
Still rehabbing after having the ligament damage repaired in her thumb, Creamer has played in the last three tournaments.
"Probably three in a row is too much coming out at first," she said. "But I feel like I have an obligation. I love coming to this golf course and the fans ... you don't want to miss that."
While Creamer tries to find some answers before next week's U.S. Women's Open at Oakmont, Choi continued to ride a wave of confidence.
She missed her first LPGA Tour cut in more than 2 years last week at the LPGA Championship. Angry at herself, she discarded her putter and got a new one. As a result, she's needed just 53 putts in 36 holes while getting to 11-under 131. She doubled her first-round lead.
"I had confidence out there with my friend Inbee Park," she said, speaking of her fellow South Korean. "We enjoyed it. No bogeys today, so I feel perfect."
They'll also play together for the third straight day in the final pairing on Saturday.
Park shot a 66, Christina Kim had a 67 and Alena Sharp a 68 to share second place at 9-under 133. Park three-putted for a bogey at the 16th hole, then turned around and holed a 20-yard bunker shot for eagle at the 17th.
"I was a little disappointed (with the bogey) but that eagle just washed that away," she said. "It gave me a lot of confidence going into the weekend that I'm that much closer to the leader."
Kim has had an erratic year since her book detailing tour life -- "Swinging From My Heels" -- came out. She said that every player who's read it has said good things to her. She also said she's not paying attention to sales figures.
"My publishers aren't calling and saying, 'This is the biggest mistake of our lives,' so that's a positive," she said with a laugh.
Sharp has never finished better than seventh in her 4 years on tour. As a result, she's not used to seeing her name on the leaderboard.
"I was a little nervous today," the Canadian said. "I just wanted to get out and get started. Then I got into the way I felt yesterday -- just really relaxed. I'm happy with the way my game is going into the weekend. I like my position."
Kristy McPherson holed a 60-degree wedge from 75 yards on the 18th hole for an eagle and a 68 to lead a pack of six players at 136.
"It's always nice when you don't have to putt on the last hole," she said.
Joining her at 136 were Song-Hee Kim (66), In-Kyung Kim (66), Beatriz Recari (67), Stacy Prammanasudh (67) and Stacy Lewis (69). Lewis, who was born in Toledo, was supported by a large number of fans and relatives wearing "Lew Crew" T-shirts.
Defending champ Eunjung Yi had a 68 and was eight shots back.
Creamer, whose No. 1 backer is the tournament sponsor, was going to stay in Toledo to tune up for the Open. She was trying to forget her injury.
"I'm trying not to dwell on my thumb as much," she said. "I do have some thumb problems but you just have to work through them."


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Snap: Prepping for gowns, UVA powerwashes its caps
UVA gussies its grounds for Final Exercises, aka graduation day, which is Sunday, May 22. Governor Bob McDonnell is the keynote speaker.
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The snap under possibly related above shows Bodo's saving water . Why would a leading university, touting it's green initiatives, engage in power washing ?
And this is from UVA's web-site:
Water Conservation
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Conserving water is an integral part of sustainability.
Energy & Utilities strives to utilize water as efficiently and effectively as possible. From increasing our capabilities to detect leaks through better measurement to identifying potential ways to recapture water, E&U is working to achieve greater water conservation throughout the Grounds.
Where does the water go after use? We need more downstream so you folk in Cville, wash, wash, wash! How long can you save it?
Love a tree hugger; the water goes in the ground and nature recycles it. Get a life,
And my ex wife said my sarcasm wouldn't make me any friends.


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Hours after a ribbon-cutting ceremony 50 years ago, the Jones Falls Expressway had its first pileup and subsequent traffic snarl.
Some things never change.
The JFX is the road we love to hate but can't live without, the city's Main Street where everyone has a tale to tell.
Shannon Mullaney met her husband on the JFX. The soundtrack of David Rocah's workday is often provided by the southbound lanes right outside his office window. Steve McDaniel's bees thrive in the shadow of the roadway and produce a flavorful honey.
With more than 100,000 cars using it daily, the JFX is Baltimore's highest-volume road, its central artery.
"It's hard to believe there was a time when the JFX wasn't there," says former Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro III, who championed an extension of the expressway into downtown and whose father, the mayor in 1956, broke ground for the road.
The 9.7-mile expressway brought the city and suburbs closer together, nourishing a wedge of prosperity — and providing an exodus route for thousands of families seeking bigger yards and better schools.
"It helped shape the modern city and shaped development around it. Lutherville, Timonium, Hunt Valley would never have grown to the level they did without it," says Frank Murphy, the city's deputy transportation director, who remembers playing with scrap metal from the then-unfinished Northern Parkway interchange in the early 1960s.
But without the expressway bringing office workers south each day, "the region would be centered on the Beltway and downtown would be something like Camden, N.J.," says Charles Duff, president of Jubilee Baltimore, a neighborhood planning and development nonprofit group. "The JFX kept us in the game."
Instead of becoming a blighted shell like Camden, others say, Baltimore could have faced a different kind of urban nightmare without the expressway.
"Baltimore without the JFX would be a hodgepodge of streets, all filled with trucks. Trucks in every neighborhood. Imagine that. It would be awful," D'Alesandro says.
Duff goes further: "Without the expressway, we would have cooked Charles Village, Mount Vernon, Station North and downtown itself in traffic. It would have been impossible to sustain and grow good neighborhoods."
Now, the expressway appears to be bringing people back to city neighborhoods to live. Murphy says the increase in traffic volume is actually growing faster for "reverse commuters" than traditional inbound-in-the-morning and outbound-at-night travel. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has made it a goal to get 10,000 families to move into the city during the next decade.
"More and more people are living in Canton, in Fells Point, in Hampden and working in the suburbs," Murphy says.
Adds Duff: "What it shows is that the downtown is working, that the downtown is becoming a desirable place to live for childless couples."
Early plans
Talk of an expressway began during World War II. By 1951, city planners had sketches to show voters, who a year later approved $10 million toward the road. Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro Jr. promised that the highway would "be of material assistance in reviving downtown Baltimore."
The original concept included bus pull-offs and a transit line down the center of the road. To avoid uprooting industry and destroying entire neighborhoods, the JFX was placed in the Jones Falls stream valley, in the footprint of an older roadway. Nonetheless, communities such as Ruxton and Roland Park howled at the thought of a six-lane highway running nearby.
From groundbreaking to completion of the first three miles — Charles Street at Oliver to Falls Road — the project took nearly five years. The Sun hailed it as a "superhighway" and noted that motorists "were cautious and even timid … few maintained the 50 mph speeds which are allowed."
The next day, an ice storm baptized the pavement and sparked a variety of urban lore that gets enriched every winter.
"If there's an accident on the JFX, you hear about it. If there's one on York Road, probably not," says Murphy.
After the initial fanfare, the expressway continued to open in pieces: a half-mile sliver extended the road south to Biddle Street in the spring of 1962. That fall, Cold Spring Lane to the Baltimore Beltway opened, with Gov. J. Millard Tawes proclaiming it to be "one of the most important features a community needs these days."
The JFX was long envisioned as extending south from Fayette Street to connect with I-95 and I-70. But citizen opposition and cost dead-ended the project.
In the 10-year period ending last year, the JFX in Baltimore has been the scene of more than 2,200 reported accidents, 10 fatalities and nearly a dozen pedestrian injuries, according to state police and city statistics.
Yet, "if you know when to hit it, it's a convenient and pretty effective way to get downtown," says Dave Sandler, who has covered traffic for 25 years for WBAL radio. "I think it's held up pretty well over a half-century."
With more stringent environmental laws and interstate standards to meet and a citizenry capable of mobilizing and being heard, the JFX could not be built today — and certainly not for the $68 million it cost, Murphy says.
Looking ahead
Over the years, people have contemplated life without the JFX, or at least a portion of it. Civic activists and urban planners have promoted plans to replace the southernmost mile of the elevated road with an at-grade boulevard. The cost: $1 billion.
"What's the point?" asks Murphy, the deputy transportation director. "You'd have a lower-capacity road. You'd have more delays. You'd push traffic into neighborhoods like Mount Vernon. People would have to use roads that were used 50 years ago."
With literally nowhere else to go, the city continues to tweak the JFX, replacing guardrails with concrete barriers and adding shoulders where it can. New electronic signs will be added to either end of the road to advise motorists of major accidents ahead. Other signs will warn drivers to slow down at especially dangerous areas.
That last improvement can't come soon enough for David Rocah, a staff attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union. He has a front-row seat from his second-floor office window at Clipper Mill Road near the Pepsi plant.
Every time it rains, he says, his office window transforms into a flat-screen TV showing a demolition derby competition.
"I get a sick feeling every time I hear tire screeching and metal crunching. It's only a matter of time before someone gets killed," he says.
It's gotten so bad that he and colleagues are taking notes and photos of every accident they see.
Happy trails
Not every JFX story ends with congestion or twisted metal. Some contain a touch of sweetness.
Beekeeper Steve McDaniel has beehives tucked near the roadway. The bees collect pollen from dandelions and clover in parks and vacant lots and basswood trees along city streets. They produce a dark, citrusy honey McDaniel calls "Baltimore Wildflower."
"It shows you that cities can be vibrant in many ways," he says.
Shannon Mullaney was a young officer worker on her way home eight years ago when she had a fender-bender with another vehicle. The other driver was handsome and kind, which made the crumpled metal and cracked plastic almost bearable. Afterward, Mullaney decided to calm her nerves with a drink at the Mt. Washington Tavern. Sitting at the bar? The guy she'd just met.
"We dated for a year and got married. We divorced two years ago," she said while getting a coffee at the Mount Washington Starbucks on her way to her new home in Pennsylvania. "I don't have the guy, but I still have the story."
Sun librarian Paul McCardell contributed to this article.
JFX turns 50: Baltimore's six-lane Main Street
Hours after a ribbon-cutting ceremony 50 years ago, the Jones Falls Expressway had its first pileup and subsequent traffic snarl.


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Been looking about and hoping to score a good deal like most cyclists do, however, I am also curious in some recommendations having never, yes, never bought a decent pair of sunnies before. That's right, never! I am fairly certain that the only sunnies I have ever actually bought were a cheap pair of Euro sunnies off Warren at BikeNOW a few years back. Thanks Wocka!
I have lived off old hand me downs, ones bought by mum about ten years ago, or, for the last 2 years off cheap 'Foakleys" from Langkawi given to me by Ben King
Are there any sunnies that don't fog up too much when it gets wet? What about interchangeable lenses, does anyone actually swap out lenses all the time? (If I sound like an idiot with no idea, that's because I have no idea)
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I've been wearing the Oakley Livestrong Flak Jacket sunglasses for a couple of years now and I like them very much.
Fffffffffffoakley http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.21768 They can't be any good for your eyes.... or maybe they're fine and the mega$ are full of it.ReplyDelete
Let us know what you end up with. I'm still on the hunt for 'the perfect' pair.
Hmm I face the Oakley vs Foakley Dilemma!ReplyDelete
I use some Specialized Adaptalite lenses in my glasses. There are still some on SALE here: http://www.avantiplus.com.au/products/SPEW0N813/title/Specialized_Arc-Small-Adaptalite-Glasses---Black Whilst I don't use this exact pair, the lenses are great for morning rides, as the lens changes with sunlight. Means morning/evening rides are fine with these. However, since you're a pro, and probably don't get out of bed till after 9am, you mightn't need these ;)ReplyDelete
Get some oakleys, i can try to sort you out if you wantReplyDelete
I have now had an overwhelming response of BUY SOME OAKLEYS YOU CHEAP ARSE!! So...time to mull it over ;-)ReplyDelete
get oakleys... but don't pay for them... next time i see you remind me to give you Sheridan's number ;)ReplyDelete
You probably did buy some shades already. I wanted to say that I switch out the lenses fairly often, especially in Spring and Autumn. Depends on if you are always wearing them, but if you want to ride early morning and it's just after the time change, you will want clearer lenses.ReplyDelete


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The glee that followed Clint Dempsey's opening goal turned sour early in the U.S. match against Ghana as striker Jozy Altidore pulled up and was eventually taken off the pitch on a stretcher after suffering what looks like a serious hamstring injury.
That's bad news for the Yanks, given the lack of depth at forward. ESPN's commentating team of Ian Darke and Taylor Twellman seemed to think this would be the end for Altidore in Brazil; their tone might have you think doctors were taking him out back to put him down.


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North Shore Music Theatre has put together a whirlwind evening of hilarity, nostalgia and great music for its spectacular 2014 opening production, Cole Porter�s "Anything Goes."
Audiences coming onboard for this one will be swept up into a furious frenzy of high-energy performances, surprised by unexpected hilarious bits interwoven into the show throughout the evening, and astonished by the great singing of every last cast member.
The evening begins with a wonderfully 1930s-sounding piano solo on the title song, joined by a 1930s radio-style vocal solo of "Anything Goes" that cuts away into a full orchestral overture for the show,��a tale of gangsters, heiresses and stowaways on a high-seas ocean liner.
In a night filled with brilliant performances, two of the leads absolutely dominate the NSMT arena stage whenever they are on it. Danette Holden is simply smashing as Reno Sweeney, and Eric Ulloa is powerful and confident as Billy Crocker.
Holden�s powerhouse of a voice and first-rate dancing skills make for great performances of the Cole Porter hit songs "I Get a Kick Out of You," "You�re the Top," "Friendship," "Anything Goes" and "Blow Gabriel Blow." In short order she had the NSMT opening night audience screaming its appreciation for her bravura performance.
Ulloa as Billy Crocker, in a role often played by more aesthetically lightweight performers, is all alpha male, with a brilliant, powerful and versatile voice and major dancing and comedy acting skills. His comedy scenes are a howl.
His romantic song and dance duets with the beautiful Alessa Neeck as Hope Harcourt, meanwhile, offer sweet changes of pace in the frenzied musical. The dancing to "DeLovely" and "Easy to Love" are visually lovely as performed by these two.
Neeck is radiant as Harcourt, and the wonderful singer is at her best vocally in the powerful "Goodbye, Little Dream, Goodbye."
The role of Moonface Martin was unexpectedly handed over to understudy David Scott Purdy for the run of the show, since Eddie Mekka of "Laverne & Shirley" fame had to leave due to a family emergency. Purdy is absolutely up to the task, turning in a hoot of a performance as the gangster in hiding.
The speaking voice, the hilarious "gangsta" accent, the odd logic with which his character comes up with instant, if illegal, solutions to problems � all this is wonderfully performed by Purdy. He has fun singing "Friendship" with Holden, and when he has a comedy solo, "Be Like the Bluebird," he gets to display his exceptional singing voice, a crisp tenor.
Michael Mastro is masterful as Lord Evelyn Oakleigh, the clueless British aristocrat being sought for his fortune. He turns in a hysterically funny song-and-dance performance as the suppressed soul breaks free in "The Gypsy in Me."
Alaina Mills is hysterical as Erma, the constantly infuriated moll who hangs out with Moonface Martin. When she gets her own showcase song and dance number to "Buddie, Beware" in Act II, she turns out to have a huge, radiant singing voice and major dancing skills.
Tom Gleadow is nonstop funny as Billy Crocker�s hard-drinking Wall Street investor boss, and Susan Cella is majestically maternal as Hope Harcourt�s financially ambitious mother.
Hugh Hyungjin Cha and Carl Hsu fill the evening with quirky comical bits.
Michael Lichtefeld�s choreography for this show has some wondrously original touches, and Paula Peasley-Ninestein�s costume designs are gorgeous.
Every member of this cast gets to show off big solo voices and dancing prowess. The energy level and breakneck pace set by director Charles Repole leaves the audience enchanted and breathless. Come onboard. This is one boat you don�t want to miss.
Performances of "Anything Goes" continue through June 15. Evening performances are Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., and Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., with 2 p.m. matinees on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Tickets range from $50-$75. Kids 18 and under save 50 percent on "Family Fridays," June 6 and June 13 at 8 p.m. For tickets and information call 978-232-7200, visit the box office in person at 62 Dunham Road, Beverly (exit 19 off Route 128), or visit nsmt.org.
Audiences can stay for a post-show discussion with the cast on June 10 after the 7:30 p.m. performance and on June 14 after the 2 p.m. matinee.
OUT at the North Shore, an evening for the Gay and Lesbian Community with a post-show reception, is on June 12 after the 7:30 p.m. performance.
REVIEW: A funny, fabulous Anything Goes' at North Shore
North Shore Music Theatre has put together a whirlwind evening of hilarity, nostalgia and great music for its spectacular 2014 opening production, Cole Porter�s "Anything Goes."


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Yusuf Kalyango Jr. answers a question during the "African Identities Reinvented" symposium while fellow panelists Ghirmai Negash and Modou Dieng look on.
Modou Dieng, an artist from Senegal and instructor at the Pacific Northwest College of Art, discusses how growing up in post-colonial Africa and relocating to the U.S. influences him as an artist.
Feb 3, 2014
By Angela Woodward
Ohio University celebrated its fourth annual World Music and Dance Festival last week. Designed to create opportunities for the OHIO community to experience a variety of cultures while celebrating diversity at the University, this year's festival included a program honoring the 50th anniversary of OHIO's African Studies Program.
"African Identities Reinvented," a symposium dedicated to African arts and media, was held Jan. 29 in the Walter Hall Rotunda. Moderated by Steve Howard, director of OHIO's African Studies Program and the Institute for the African Child and a professor in the School of Media Arts and Studies, the symposium featured three scholars:
Negash's presentation, titled "African Intertextualities: From Negritude to Post-Tigritude," focused on these theories and the roles they play in post-colonial African literature and visual art.
A widely discussed and debated literary theory, intertextuality explores the ways in which texts relate to one another to produce meaning and how those relationships contribute to culture.
"When we have two texts within an image that speak to each other, we have intertextuality," Negash explained.
Negritude is a literary and ideological movement that emphasizes an awareness of and pride in the cultural and physical aspects of the African heritage. Developed by black intellectuals, writers and politicians in France in the 1930s and born out of European colonialism and racism, Negash explained that negritude is "a way of connecting with our African roots."
He noted that the concepts of intertextuality, negritude and tigritude (a term coined by 1986 Nobel Prize winner Nigerian writer Wole Soyinka as a critical response to negritude) extend to the visual arts, allowing contemporary artists to "alter, combine and reinterpret others' work to create their own artistic world, vision and meaning."
Negash turned his attention to a piece of art created by Dieng and owned by Howard. Conducting his own analysis of the piece, Negash noted his observations of negritude and tigritude, textual connections and playfulness among the image's elements and how it relates to African identity.
Dieng then shared his vision for the artwork and how growing up in post-colonial Africa and relocating to the United States shaped and continues to influence him as an artist.
Born in Dakar, Senegal, Dieng has been a longtime friend of the African Studies Program at OHIO. A collection of his works is on display in the Yamada House on the Athens Campus.
Growing up in post-colonial Africa, Dieng said he was keenly aware of the influence of Western culture on African culture and explained that he uses his work to transform that relationship into the physical form.
"I am an African, and I am an artist, and how do you compose a life around that?" Dieng said. "That's a question I have and I'm trying to live that."
In explaining the piece that Negash analyzed, Dieng noted that at the time of its creation he was thinking about the Egyptian revolution and the connection between Facebook and that revolution as well as other social movements. He said he wanted to create something around those themes that also translated to his African identity.
Elements in his piece include pyramids denoting Egypt, tigers referencing African mythology, and black and white colors reflecting a conversation between Western and African culture with the entire piece framed in a way that resembles a Facebook page. In his work, those elements overlap and interact with each other, helping to create Dieng's own context and identity.
"There is something to say about being a black body in the Western world because it comes from a different place and it has a history," he said.
Dieng also noted the role media and technology play in his creations and the image those entities portray of Africa – a topic elaborated on in Kalyango's presentation on "Africa's Media: Outreach from Cities and Beyond."
An expert and researcher in the field of international journalism, Kalyango discussed African identity and the role of media and how media contributes to the enhancement and development of local identities in African societies as well as perceptions of Africa in the Western world.
"When thinking about the media in Africa, especially from a Western perspective, you think about it in a negative light … in terms of free expression and information and freedom of the press," Kalyango said. "What we don't read about is how African media are promoting local identities and how it engages the public in social issues."
Kalyango spoke specifically about community radio in Africa and the African film industry.
He noted that community radio in Africa is broadcast in local languages, countering a perspective among African youth that their local language is inferior to English.
"Since the colonial era, people in African nations have been led to believe that unless they learn a foreign language they are not educated enough, they cannot have gainful employment and they are not smart enough," Kalyango said.
By broadcasting in local languages, community radio is enhancing the value of those languages as well as local cultures and is bringing people together – something, he said, that should be celebrated in Africa and studied.
"Because of the public participation in African community radio, you have elders now involved in informing and educating citizens about social issues and cultural issues that help you understand the value of cultures," Kalyango added. "As such, you find young people now realizing that you don't have to give up your own identity in order to be cool, to be perceived as educated and to advance in society."
Kalyango also cited studies that show that community radio in Africa is actually more free, autonomous and independent than the media in the United States.
He also noted that there are now more films produced in Africa than in the West and that an increasing number of Africans are viewing and enjoying locally-made films, which serve as a source of identity formation and building and are advancing African values and cultures.
"But we still don't see a lot of African films celebrated and promoted in the way Western movies are," he added, citing studies that have found that African film audiences tend to perceive content produced in English as more credible and accurate than content produced in local languages.
Following the presentations, those in the audience engaged in a question-and-answer and discussion session with the scholars.
Mohamed Meissara, a first-year student in OHIO's African Studies Program, said some of the topics discussed hit home for him.
Originally from Atar, Mauritania, in West Africa, Meissara said he could relate to feeling a need to speak English and was happy to hear about efforts in Africa to change that and place more value on local languages.
"I took from this event some very interesting things, especially in regards to the debate about African identity," Meissara said. "It was clear to me that there is no one way to say that we have an African identity or not. Each person has his own evaluation to make and questions to ask. At the same time, there is a sense that there is something coming – if not an African identity, there is an African community."
The symposium is one of several events planned during spring semester to commemorate the 50th anniversary of African Studies at Ohio University – all leading up to a celebratory gala titled "Passion for Africa: 50 Years of African Studies at Ohio University." The gala will take place during African Cultural Week, which will be presented by the African Studies Program in collaboration with the African Student Union, the African Languages Association, and the Ohio University Press the week of April 7-13. African Studies started the celebrations in the fall. For more information on the 50th celebrations, please visit http://www.african.ohio.edu/Events/50YearAnniversary.html.


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How should we think about quantum computing? The usual answer to this question is based on ideas inspired by computer science, such as qubits, quantum gates, and quantum circuits. In this talk I will explain an alternate geometric approach to quantum computation. In the geometric approach, an optimal quantum computation corresponds to "free falling" along the minimal geodesics of a certain Riemannian manifold. This reformulation opens up the possibility of using tools from geometry to understand the strengths and weaknesses of quantum computation, and perhaps to understand what makes certain physical operations difficult (or easy) to synthesize.


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Bradley Berndt, 22, Herington, arrested Friday by Marion police on a charge of possession of a controlled substance.
Robert Henderson, 42, Peabody, jailed Friday by court order.
Mary Shirak, 54, Solomon, arrested Sept. 19 by sheriff's deputies on a charge of giving a worthless check.
Gordon Walker, 28, Peabody, arrested Sept. 16 by Peabody police on charges of disorderly conduct and battery.
Remaining from previous weeks:
Jordan Allen, 25, Hillsboro, jailed since Aug. 28.
Joseph Bauer, 32, Hillsboro, since Sept. 6.
Todd Beneke, 29, Herington, since July 24.
Leslie Coker, 53, Wichita, since July 24.
Dakota Dillashaw, 18, Marion, since June 30.
Travis Grosse, 37, Marion, since Aug. 26.
Lacey Kimbrough, 31, Florence, since Sept. 12.
Christopher Lieder, 24, Hillsboro, since Sept. 13.
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"I am choosing not to," Kilpatrick replied when U.S. District Judge Nancy Edmunds asked him about testifying.
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The Hays Larks needed one extra inning Saturday night, but got the job done against the Liberal Bee Jays in Jayhawk League action at Larks Park.
Cody Daily delivered a one-out, RBI single in the 10th inning, and the Larks defeated the Bee Jays 2-1 to push their lead back to 1.5 games in the Jayhawk League race.
Hays moved to 24-9 overall and 17-9 in the league, while Liberal dropped to 17-15, 12-15.
Chandler Hawkins had arguably one of his best outings for the Larks this summer, but ended up in a no-decision in the pitchers' duel.
He thew 8.2 innings and allowed one run on five hits. He struck out 10 and walked none, but did hit a batter in the ninth. David Owen picked up the win in relief as he pitched the final 1.1 innings.
The winning hit was Daily's second hit of the night as Hays collected 14 hits, three coming from Clayton Garland and four from Ty Gilmore. Aaron Cornell drove in the Larks' other run on a single as Hays took a 1-0 lead after the first inning.
Zair Koeiman also had a pair of hits.
Hawkins and Liberal starter Justin Bethard each went 8.2 innings, neither getting the decision.
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A Florida-based private prison operator has withdrawn from its deal to land naming rights to Florida Atlantic University's football stadium, ending weeks of controversy, demonstrations and outcry from the FAU student body and surrounding community.
On Feb. 19, the university announced a $6 million deal with GEO Group – parceled out at $500,000 annually over 12 years – to rename the yet-unnamed facility "GEO Group Stadium." The deal's detractors had another name for the stadium: "Owlcatraz."
The university's decision was heavily protested on campus, with groups like the Stop Owlcatraz Coalition pointing out GEO Group's spotty track record of investigations, violations and fines at several facilities. One such GEO Group facility, the Broward Transitional Center, is located less than 10 miles from the university.
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Rachel "Bunny" Mellon, a wealthy arts and fashion patron, friend of first lady Jacqueline Kennedy and political benefactor who funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars to former presidential candidate John Edwards that was used to hide his mistress, died Monday. She was 103.
Her death was confirmed by Alexander Forger, her personal attorney for the past 40 years, and her grandson Thomas Lloyd.
Mellon lived a closely guarded life dominated by the arts, fashion, horses, rare books and extraordinary gardens.
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After spending most of her life trying to avoid the spotlight, she was thrust into it when Edwards was indicted in 2011 for using what prosecutors alleged was campaign money, including $750,000 from Mellon, to hide mistress Rielle Hunter and their child during Edwards' 2008 Democratic presidential bid. A jury later acquitted him on a campaign finance charge and deadlocked on five other felony counts. Mellon was not accused of breaking any laws.
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Huffman, who introduced Mellon to Edwards, said the former presidential candidate reminded her of John Kennedy.
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Edwards aide Andrew Young, who wrote about Mellon and Edwards' relationship in his tell-all book "The Politician," said Mellon became so distraught when the media attacked Edwards over a $400 haircut that she sent him a letter offering to help. Mellon eventually gave Edwards more than $6 million, Young said.
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Huffman said his friend remained in good spirits despite the Edwards distraction. She had endured worse, including the 2008 death of her daughter Eliza, who had been left quadriplegic when hit by a car years earlier. She had a son, Stacy Barcroft Lloyd III, and two step-children, Timothy Mellon and Catherine Warner. The daughter was married to former U.S. Sen. John Warner.
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"She's not sitting around in velvet covered gold chairs. That's the antithesis of what her style would be," he said. "She is without the trappings someone would associate with an heiress."
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A self-taught botanist, Mellon was tapped by her friend Jacqueline Kennedy to design the White House Rose Garden. She created another White House garden that was named in honor of Kennedy after her death.Mellon's Oak Spring Garden Library, which houses her collection of rare books, manuscripts, works of art and other pieces relating to her hobbies, is one of the largest repositories of horticultural information and is visited by scholars worldwide.


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So is anyone wearing their Jets Tebow Jersey to the Jets/Pats game?
Why on EARTH do you have a Tebow Jersey??!!
Maybe you can put it on ebay as a collectors item for one of his mindless followers... One of them will DEFINITELY buy it.
Hell, I bet half of them think he's still on the Jets anyways! Won't know the difference.
Get in touch with Yuki and get you a real player's jersey, like Wilkerson or something.
[QUOTE=Alkrotraz;4910538]I was going to throw it out, but now with Tebow on Pats I feel the need to wear it one more time. Damm Tebow Jersey had too short a lifespan, I have not even washed it yet it is so new.
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Absolutely Not!!!!
REAL JETS fans don't wear a TEBOW jersey.
no, it needs to be kept at home as a spooge rag
Why not?
Unless you're wearing a Sensitive 6 jersey, it's respectable.
Wear it. Wear it everywhere. The whole Tebow experiment in New York is another black eye on this organization.
I don't buy that crap for a minute. He struck gold, ****ty gold, in Denver for a few games and people bought it. Once again, Marion Barber fumbling and Prater kicking a 50+ yard field goal has nothing to do with Tebow. Had Tebow done a better job that game, they wouldn't have needed a miracle to win.
Tebow's career completion percentage in less than 50%. Tebow's career QB rating is about 73%. Sanchez must be Joe Montana 2.0 if Tebow is so great.
The entire Tebow experiment was garbage.
Apparently knowing how to win = completing less than half your passes, leading the league in 3 & Outs, and leading one of the worst offenses in scoring, and going 1-4 down the stretch with the playoffs on the line.
All he does is win? More like all he does is rely on his defense and kicker.
Lol, Tebowites are gonna lose it when the Pats cut him. Good luck in the Arena league, bud.
He's just another silly trend, honestly. The guy isn't anything special as a player. Can't throw well, is very inaccurate, isn't particularly bright, isn't fast. He's just the nice QB that the masses love because, well golly gee, he's just so nice. It's also worth noting that the majority of people on his fan boards are women and Christians. Not hard to see why those groups like him.
You know what then you Revis folks better not wear his Jersey to Opening day.
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Stephens, also a junior, admitted to also being a "bit hesitant" about running the equipment, which was part of a lab day for construction management students in assistant professor Seth O'Brien's methods course.
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More than 100 students took part in the activity, which was aimed at giving students a hands-on experience that will benefit them once they are in the workforce.
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Amateur creative, amateur photoshop. Makes sense that Kellogs is going back to Leo Burnett in some markets.
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Nice idea, art is 6/10
I really want to see some jobs of "Juan Cabral" and Prof... they're so great when they talk, really want to see if they're that great when they work or think... I don't like this idea as the best in the world but hate to see you all the time talking like you really are Juan Cabral... lot of free time I think, why don't you work for a while?...
I do agree with Juan C to a certain point... The artwork could be better... I my opinion there is unfinished work on the colors and lightning... with a few tweaks it could be better.... but it's not all that shitty; the idea is good and the composition is ok as wel, it brings the message... it's not art, but since when is advertising art... it's a medium to communicate a message, so i think the idea overrules the art, alltough good art can make a message stronger...
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The Veterans Affairs Department said it wants to fire two supervisors accused of manipulating health care data in Colorado and Wyoming.
The VA said Tuesday that four other employees face suspension, demotion or admonishment.
The firings would be the strongest discipline handed out since May in a nationwide scandal over falsifying records on how long veterans wait to get care at VA hospitals and clinics.
Three executives of the Phoenix VA hospital were placed on leave on May 1, and Acting VA Secretary Sloan Gibson has said they will be fired. The scandal also forced out former VA Secretary Eric Shinseki.
One of the six facing discipline is Ralph Gigliotti (ji-LAH'-tee), who oversees VA health care facilities in all or parts of nine states in the Rocky Mountain region. Another is Cynthia McCormack, director of the Cheyenne, Wyoming, Medical Center.
The VA did not say whether Gigliotti and McCormack were the supervisors facing dismissal. Neither immediately returned a phone message Wednesday.
Gigliotti oversees six hospitals and more than 50 clinics in Colorado, Montana, Utah and Wyoming and small sections of Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada and North Dakota.
The names of the other four employees were not released, but the VA said they worked at the Cheyenne medical center or at a clinic in Fort Collins, Colorado, which the Cheyenne hospital oversees.
An audit of the Cheyenne hospital released in June found that the average wait time for new patients seeking a primary care doctor was more than 32 days — more than twice the limit the VA had set as a goal. The VA said at the time that the hospital would be reviewed further.
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel, an independent investigating agency, said whistleblowers provided information that led to the VA's proposed discipline.
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Armed robbers, wearing masks from the movie Scream, have stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars in a brazen armored truck heist in Northeast Philadelphia.
The robbery went down at Frankford Avenue and Rhawn Street in the Holmesburg section of the city around 10 a.m. on Thursday, police say.
The Garda armored truck was in the parking lot of a Wells Fargo Bank branch when two armed robbers, dressed in all black and wearing the Scream masks, descended on the vehicle.
Witnesses tell NBC10 Philadelphia they saw the robbers carrying assault rifles as they attacked the armored truck driver, who was holding bags of cash.
FBI spokeswoman Carrie Adamowski says the men were able to steal $310,000. Agents also say they have not determined whether the men were using assault rifles or shotguns.
One witness said he heard the driver tell police the robbers 'blindsided him' and even roughed him up a bit as they grabbed the cash.
"I went over and asked the guy if he was OK," witness Gabriel Montalvo said. "He just said 'I'm fine.' I said, 'You're shaking. You sure you're OK?' He said 'I'm fine, this isn't the first time I've been robbed.'"
The criminals fled in a green Plymouth Voyager minivan, which the FBI says was driven by the third suspect.
"They had a van waiting for them. They jumped in the minivan and they were gone," witness Maran Harner said. Police say that minivan was reported stolen from Upper Darby, Pa. in August.
They later ditched that minivan several blocks away along the 3400 block of Arthur Street.
Officials say the robbers then got into another vehicle, a gold Pontiac Bonneville, and eventually ditched that car in a wooded residential area several blocks away.
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LOUISVILLE — Louisville's seniors have a simple reason for wanting to win Saturday's home finale over Connecticut.
It hasn't been done in a while.
A victory would be the seniors' first in three tries under Coach Charlie Strong. The No. 19 Cardinals (9-1, 4-1 Big East) can also achieve double-digit victories for the fourth time in school history, all since 2001.
Staying within reach of league-leading Rutgers entering next Thursday's showdown in New Jersey adds more motivation for one of the nation's smallest senior classes. Louisville has 13 overall and just 10 on scholarship, and half of them began their careers as walk-ons.
Since going 4-8 as freshmen they've had three straight winning seasons and seek the school's second BCS bowl bid along with a successful home send-off.
Though Strong's staff didn't recruit this group, he recognizes the groundwork they've laid for younger classes.
"When we came in, we talked about our foundation," Strong said. "I just feel this group is a part of us because they've been with us for three years and they have been a part of watching this program build. You cannot ask for a stronger group of seniors with the leadership they have provided this season."
Left tackle Alex Kupper said Strong's philosophy that the hardest workers would earn playing time allowed his classmates to seize their opportunity. He earned his scholarship after a year and a half and has started every game the past two seasons, playing at each position along the offensive line.
"The guys that stuck around, that's just what we're bred for," Kupper said. "We wanted to fight through it. We wanted to see it turn around and, ultimately, it has."
The seniors' steadiness, coupled with young stars such as quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, sprung Louisville to a 9-0 start before falling 45-26 at Syracuse on Nov. 10. The loss ended Louisville's hopes of a perfect season but not its preseason goal of a Big East championship and accompanying BCS berth in the Orange Bowl.
A win over Connecticut (4-6, 1-4) — which needs two wins to become bowl eligible — would set up a de facto conference title game at Rutgers just five days later.
"There's still more to go get," said wide receiver Scott Radcliff, who earned his scholarship after three years as a walk-on. "Hopefully we can get to that Orange Bowl. Just to go there — I (would) never forget that."
Kupper wants his class to be remembered for returning the program to the heights of the 2006 season that ended with a 24-13 Orange Bowl win against Wake Forest.
"That team was the team," the Louisville native said. "To be in that position, to be maybe the team that generations behind us talk about, that's really special."
Saturday's game will be played amid rumors that Louisville and Connecticut are the leading candidates to replace Maryland in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Terrapins and Rutgers announced earlier this week that they will join the Big Ten in 2014.
The Cardinals will be without leading rusher Senorise Perry, who tore his right ACL against Syracuse and is out for the remainder of the season. Jeremy Wright will pick up additional carries after previously splitting the feature back role with Perry. Freshman Corvin Lamb will spell Wright against Connecticut's 11th-ranked rushing defense (107.6 yards per game).
Both teams are coming off bye weeks and the Huskies' mood is looking up after getting their first Big East win two weeks ago against Pittsburgh. A post-season game is only possible by knocking off the ranked Cardinals on Saturday and Cincinnati next week.
"It's the only motivation we have at this point," tight end Ryan Griffin said. "We're holding on and we're a desperate team. We need these last two wins to get to a bowl and make this season a success."


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For a very long time I looked for hard puzzles on the internet. The kind of puzzles I like is actually very difficult to find. I'll explain it : I like puzzles that can be easily explained, that seems impossible to solve a priori and whose answers make you think intelligence or logic is awesome. I'll give you examples of the only four enigmas I know and that satisfy those criterias (each one can be found on this forum ) :
10 peoples are placed in independant boxes at t=0. After a random time interval, a machine take a random people and put him in a room where there is just a switch (nothing else). Then, after a random time interval it put the people back in his box. At the begining the switch is off.
These people must ellaborate a strategy, before beeing put in the boxes, so that it is possible for one of them to say, at any given moment, "now I know that the nine others have been put in the room". Is it possible ?
A monastery is full of monks who have made a vow of silence (there is more than one monk). One day some monks become ill. The only symptom is a blue spot in the forehead so that a monk doesn't know when he is ill but he can see the other ones who are. When a monk know he is ill, he will immediately left the monastery and go to the hospital. The monks can see everyone else once a day during great dinner.
After a year have passed, every sick monk go to the hospital, without having broken their vow of silence. How many monks where ill at the beginning?
100 mathematicians are beeing emprisonned by an evil dictator. One day he imagines a silly game : he puts the mathematicians in a row so that the last one can see the 99 ones that are in front of him, etc. He puts a colored hat on the head of each mathematician. There are three colors : red, yellow and green. And then he says : each one of you, starting from the last one (the one who can see each other) will try to guess the color of his hat. If his guess is right he will be freed if he is wrong he will be executed."
What strategy the mathematicians should choose to save most of them ?
4. (this one requires real bases of mathematics but I still found the result amazing)
500 students are gathered in a room. Their headteacher start speaking : "On the following room there are 500 numbered lockers. Each locker contains the name of a student. After your name is called you will go in this room, and you will open 250 lockers. If anyone of you can't find his name among those lockers the game stops. You will go back into your room and we will start again tomorrow after I rearranged the names in the lockers randomly. You will be able to go on vacation only when everyone has found his name."
Can the students adopt a method that would probably assure them to be on vacation in a week ?
This topic is adressed to people who already know those puzzles and who can give me links to similar ones. It is not a topic for answering the puzzles I gave.
PS : I read the puzzle about the mathematicians in a circular prison :
but, though it is a really nice puzzle, i found the answer way much complex to be explained orally.


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Hello, got lucky on the weekend discovered a collapsed smoky quartz cavern 300mm from the surface on the NW.
The crystals are black some more transparent than others and ranging in size from 10mm x 10mm up to 700mmx150mm unfortunately most are broken or shattered due to the pressures of the earth; but where they have broken it looks like they have started to grow again , is this possible?
got many good points up to 150mm wide, a personal best.
Any tips on cleaning these up?
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