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Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Short on all-stars, long on successDAVE D'ONOFRIO
July 02. 2013 10:14PM
BOSTON -- When Major League Baseball announces its all-stars on Saturday night, Red Sox Nation is likely to see the American League roster as a bit disproportionate. David Ortiz is a lock to be on it, likely as the starting designated hitter. Dustin Pedroia is a pretty safe bet, too, probably as a reserve second baseman. But there's a good chance that'll be it for the team that owns the AL's best record.
Sox fans shouldn't see it as a sign of disrespect, though. Rather, they should embrace the lack of individual accolades as a testament to their team's collective and cohesive excellence. And the fact that through ups, downs, injuries and adversity, three months of evidence shows this to be first and foremost a team focused on doing whatever it takes to win.
It's been evident from the start, when they spent the first 40 days of the season in first place, and have so far lived there for all but two weeks. But it hasn't been easy. And it certainly hasn't gone according to plan.
They were carried through a 20-8 April by Clay Buchholz and Jon Lester, though Buchholz has been battling an injury for more than a month and Lester's earned run average is 6.99 over eight starts since May 20. John Lackey left his first start with a biceps injury, sending him to the disabled list. Felix Doubront and Ryan Dempster both struggled for stretches. Renegade Alfredo Aceves and rookie Allen Webster have combined to make 10 starts.
Both of their established closers have failed, depleting perceived bullpen depth, and in total their relievers have blown 13 of 29 save opportunities. Their young third baseman was sent to the minors after reaching base at a .228 clip and striking out 60 times in 53 games. Their star DH missed the first three weeks. Their shortstop joined him on the DL to start the year, and has since hit .233. Their regular right fielder has been on the DL twice. Their backup catcher was shut down indefinitely while recovering from a concussion.
Their leadoff hitter was batting .242 as late as May 21. Their first baseman and No. 5 hitter took the field Tuesday with six extra-base hits in the past seven weeks. One of their everyday corner outfielders is a guy who was on the fringe as far as even making the team midway through spring training.
They have already used 38 players and 20 pitchers at the big-league level, the latter total equaling the number they employed in the entire 2007 season. They had used 60 different batting orders through 84 games. And they made 35 transactions in June alone that affected their 25- or 40-man roster.
Yet they went 17-11 for that month — and so there they were, rolling into a three-game series with the Padres at 50-34. They opened July with a 2 ½-game lead in the East. They had 5 ½ games of padding on a playoff spot. They led the AL in runs scored. And they were better than average in runs allowed.
To put it plainly, with all they've been through they probably wouldn't be where they are if they were constantly counting on a small group of stars to carry the rest. Instead, they've gained this position by seeing guys step up to fill roles, by not asking anyone to perform at a level dramatically beyond their capabilities, and by being prepared for the moment that opportunity presents itself.
That's exactly how Ben Cherington built this team to function. And exactly the culture John Farrell has facilitated.
Of course, it helps to have stars. And with Ortiz and Pedroia, the Sox will have two of the brightest shining at New York's Citi Field on July 16. Independent of his fan-voted status as a starter, Ortiz has earned his ninth all-star appearance by bringing a .317 average into Tuesday night, and taking a 1.008 on-base plus slugging along with it. That OPS trails only the Orioles' Chris Davis and the Tigers' Miguel Cabrera among AL hitters, and despite his late start while rehabbing a persistent heel injury, he reached the midpoint on pace to finish with a .300 average, 30 home runs and 100 runs batted in for the first time since 2007.
Pedroia, alternately, isn't likely to start. But he probably should. Through June, he ranked third in the AL in average and hits, fourth in walks, fifth in doubles and on-base percentage, and sixth in runs scored. He's been as consistent as they come as the third hitter in the league's best lineup, then add all that to the stellar glove that gives him the second-best ultimate zone rating in the league, and he's been the best player at a position that has also seen high-quality seasons out of Yankee Robinson Cano and Indian Jason Kipnis.
In fact, Pedroia may be an MVP candidate. And he's done it all since completely tearing a thumb ligament in the season opener.
Beyond that, it's a stretch to see any others Sox being included. Buchholz is 9-0 with a 1.71 ERA, and might've started the game, but he's hurt. Jacoby Ellsbury might be the next-best bet, with a league-leading 32 steals through Monday, and with his average, total hits, OBP and runs scored all having improved to the point they're among the top-five for AL outfielders, but his lack of power might shuffle him back at that position.
Lackey and his 2.99 ERA might have an outside shot (perhaps as an injury replacement?), and Daniel Nava might appeal to the sentimental side of manager Jim Leyland, but more likely both of those players fall into the next tier: Not quite all-stars, though certainly having good seasons, surely among the reasons the Red Sox have the AL's best record — and absolutely appreciated, even in the absence of individual recognition.
Dave D'Onofrio covers the Red Sox for the New Hampshire Union Leader and Sunday News. His e-mail address is email@example.com.


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Posted on 11/15/2012 6:24:56 PM PST by Morgana
FARMINGTON, UT, November 15, 2012, (LifeSiteNews.com) The ACLU has filed a lawsuit to force a Utah school district to keep a lesbian advocacy book on elementary school library shelves.
In the Davis School District in Utah, children as young as kindergarten age can check out a homosexual propaganda book called In My Mothers House, about three adopted kids and their lesbian mothers, if their parents sign a permission slip.
The book was removed from shelves after another Windridge mother complained to school officials when her kindergartner brought it home. It is presently kept behind the counter.
This minor obstacle motivated the ACLU to seeking to force the school district to put the book back on its library shelves, making it available to all children without restriction.
The only person participating in the class action lawsuit is Tina Weber, whose children are enrolled at Windridge Elementary School in the district, the school at the center of the controversy over the book.
In Our Mothers House was added to libraries in five of the districts 50 elementary schools after administrators learned that a Windridge Elementary student was being raised by lesbians.
After a kindergarten student brought it home, a group of concerned parents brought a petition to the school asking that the book be removed.
A seven-member parent-teacher committee decided that the book would remain in library collections, but should be kept behind the counter instead of on the shelves. They said the book did not comply with state law barring homosexual advocacy in school curriculum.
The legal director for the ACLUs Utah chapter told Reuters that Weber read the story together with her 6-year-old daughter.
Tina Weber said in a statement that, while other parents have the right to limit what their children read, they should not have any influence over what library books are available to others.
I dont believe its for anybody else to tell me how to raise my family, Weber said. I would just hope to see the book get back on the shelf so all children have access to it.
Davis School District spokesperson Chris Williams told Reuters that the district stands behind its decision to require students to have parental permission to check out the book.
We still feel very comfortable with the process we followed, which is laid out in district policy, Williams said. We still believe that at no time did we take parents out of the drivers seat.
Contact information: Dr. Bryan Bowles, superintendent Davis School District 45 East State Street P.O. Box 588 Farmington, Utah 84025 (801) 402-5258 firstname.lastname@example.com
Gotta wonder - what if people just started saying, "no"?
"Heather has two Mommies. Boy, is Heather screwed up."
And of course followed by a lawsuit to have them display books by author C.S. Lewis in .......
Brave New World
How long before we add sex toys to the toy boxes, as was done in some Swiss schools....
The teacher I co-taught with last year was a huge Patricia Polacco fan. She was always reading her books to the kids. This teacher is also supposedly a big Christian. I wonder if she knows about the latest from Polacco.
The American Library Association was taken over by the militant homosexual agenda, just the way the American Psychological Association was. These previously respected professions have gone downhill ever since as panderers to those out to destroy the Judaeo-Christian value system.
Congratulations for Utah having a state law forbidding this kind of material as part of a child's education. It is amazing that we tolerate such a small percentage of our population trying to go around state law and force their beliefs and policies on the rest of us. If this is such a big deal, get it on the ballot and have the people of the state vote to change the law. Otherwise, let the offended individual purchase that book for their child and they can read it over and over and over.
Ooops! I checked out the book and my dog ate it!
What a wonderful idea, that the ACLU supports parents having control over what their children are taught, and required to read.. What about the other parents that don't want their children being indoctrinated in the liberal Global Warming fraud, and homosexual tolerance movement, or Sex ed to kindergarteners, or the Obamamaia, or, or, or..... jus sayin.. :)
Couldn't agree more that librarians and Psychs. [add in teachers and professors] have been taken over by the libs.!
My advice to cure this problem is to avoid the lawyers and just check out the stupid book and "forget" to return it. Once you get the damn attorneys involved you're sunk.
Patricia who?
Man, I hate queers.
BTW...I hear there's this bridge for sale in Brooklyn.....
Polacco, the author of the book in question.
I'm confused. The Winbridge mother was offended when her kindergartener brought the book home yet the article says the library required a signed permission slip to check out the book. Something is not quite right here.
Heather has two Mommies"
Biologically impossible.
I love pointing that sort of thing out. It keeps religion out of it, but still points up the idiocy of Leftist dogma. Ties them in knots.
So true!
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I just got my M&F copy and am very excited with it.
I just finished all exercises from unit one in this night, and noticed some differences between my work and the one available as PDF here.
These are what I think to be corrections to the PDF:
drill.i.11 - did you used to scare the crowd? I did not.
drill.ii.b.3 - féminárum
drill.ii.b.8 - timébant
preliminary-ex.ii.b.5 - sunt
exercises.ii.6 - féminas in patriá uidére optámus. (as is exercises.i.21)
exercises.ii.7 - timébat (short vowel before final m, t, nt).
exercises.ii.7 - nauta erat poéta, as in pp.26 (fémina est régína - the woman is a queen).
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Gen. Blanchard Okoye, the armed forces chief of staff, urged the soldiers to be disciplined during a ceremony Sunday marking their departure. The troops will join 150 other Republic of Congo soldiers who were deployed in July under the banner of a regional force that is now being transformed into a 3,600-member international peacekeeping mission.
The security situation in Central African Republic remains dire six months after the Seleka coalition of rebels ousted Francois Bozize, the former president.
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text: How To Make A Wood Mallet (EP79) Projects, Shop Projects, Simple Builds, Woodturning 10 Comments Share this:FacebookGoogleTwitterTumblrPinterestReddit Sometimes it's the simple projects that you can learn the most from. I've made a dozen or so mallets in the last 4-5 months as a way to relax and get more time on the lathe. For several of them I wanted to attach some leather to the ends to protect whatever the mallet is "adjusting". After trying several methods I have finally come up with a way to get perfect leather circles for the mallet faces. It's as simple as turning the leather on the lathe. And yes, it can be a relatively simple project, but you also have the opportunity to hone some skills and techniques. Although this is a smaller project not meant for showcase quality, it is a good way to build upon attention to detail, measuring and layout skills. Building on these skills in the smaller projects will only help you in the larger projects when you put these skills together. The size and taper of the through tenon can be given a fair amount of thought. The handle shape and dealing with its ergonomics can be fun as well. And a special thank you goes out to my wife for filming this entire video. It was her first time filming a project and I think she did an awesome job! I started with some curly maple from my figured wood supplier. I didn't even bother measuring for mallet head length when cutting it on the band saw. You can make your mallet pretty much any size you want. I'd say mine was 5-6″ long. Using a 3/4″ forstner bit on my drill press I bored a hole almost all the way through the maple blank. In hindsight, I should have taken the extra time to accurately measure the hole for center and made sure to drill all the way through. It ended up working in the end but the time saved was lost in later steps. This is a new way of filming these videos for me and I was constantly looking for ways to cut time. Live and learn. I centered and mounted my head blank between centers on the lathe. Using a spindle gouge I could round out the head into a cylinder. After the head was cylindrical the 3/4″ hole wasn't going to poke through unless I made it a much smaller diameter, which I didn't want to do. So I figured I would use my cordless drill to finish the through hole. That way in case I had any tear-out from drilling the hole, my last few finishing passes on the lathe would clean that up. Tear-out is exactly what ended up happening. So I'm glad I finished drilling that hole before bringing it to finished size. When I apply the leather ends later, the technique is going to be based on having each end of the mallet be the same diameter. Using a outside caliper I could ensure I had them both the same. It was time to square the faces using a parting tool. I made some marks equidistant from the center hole to have a balanced mallet head. After removing the mallet head, I mounted the spindle blank and began turning it into a cylinder. I can best describe the finished handle shape as an elongated soda bottle. I checked the end tenon diameter using my digital calipers. The handle fit into the head great so it was time to part off the handle. On the bandsaw I made a kerf cut into the handle to accept a walnut wedge. After cutting some 1/8″ thick walnut spline material to rough size, I used a hand plane to get to exact size while adding a slight taper to the width. I gave it a slight wedge shape to the face on the belt sander. With some glue on the handle and spline, I could fit the head to the handle and drive the spline into the kerf cut. The bandsaw made quick work of cutting the through tenon and the mallet faces near flush to their respective surfaces. After some time on the belt sander the mallet faces were good enough to receive their leather caps. The taper to the walnut wedges width is very slight and only meant to ensure the edges of the wedge contact the side of the hole for a nice clean, finished look. Above is 2 pictures of a mallet I made a few months back. You can see the possibilities are almost limitless. On this particular one, I added a more significant chamfer to the head and stitched on a buckskin leather grip. To get the leather ends perfectly round, I mounted them between some scrap wood on the lathe. I could then turn them to the same diameter as the mallet head and sand them to give them a burnished edge. Cutting the thick leather can be rather difficult. Results like these are hard to argue with. Contact cement is the best way to attach the leather to the mallet head. I've tried various brands over the years and this one always seems to work out the best. They even make a special cement thinner for using it in various other applications. Once the contact cement surface is tacky, you can mate the leather with the mallet. Make sure you have it lined up correctly before sticking it together as you only get one shot at this. Apply a couple coats of spray lacquer to finish the mallet off and give it some protection. The curly maple is quite stunning on the handle. I little of the curl was lost in the head but some still remain. The contrasting walnut wedge is a great fit and looks nice too. I'd say the biggest take away from this project is the leather ends. Whether or not you're as anal retentive as I, it's good practice to see how exact you can get things. And just like that, it's done. Let me know what you think down below. Happy Woodworking! Select list(s): Notify me weekly Notify me of every update Email * Share this:FacebookGoogleTwitterTumblrPinterestReddit 10 Responses Dave (KSFWG) February 26, 2017 Fantasitically Ferry! lol Reply Nick February 26, 2017 lol, you know it Dave! Reply Lee Brown February 28, 2017 Simple is always the best. I liked what you did, and the ease of how you did it… I also liked seeing you kick around a few boxes while getting from one place to another. I have to do that all the time, when I am doing things in my garage/shop… My girlfriend doesn't think I should have to do that, too messy she says… Keep up the good work… Reply Nick February 28, 2017 thanks – and to make matters worse, that box I was kicking around was the start of a new "scrap bin" – like I need another of those Reply Alister Beechey March 10, 2017 Thanks for posting Nick. just spent the afternoon making one. Reply Nick March 12, 2017 awesome – you are welcome – how'd it turn out? Reply Bobby F March 30, 2017 Nick, big fan here. I always try to catch whatever project you are working on next. I'm considering buying a lathe and learning the art of turning. I would like to get something that is novice friendly with the capabilities of possibly turning table legs as I progress. I hate buying tools and then needing to sell them due to upgrade needs. Any suggestions on a lathe that fits that category? Would like to keep the price somewhere around $500 and more than likely less than $1000 max. Thanks in advance. Reply Nick March 30, 2017 it's hard to say how you'll progress with it and how much liking you'll take to it – you can go the upgrade over time route or save you pennies – If possible, take a class locally or look into a turning club to get your feet wet – I think that would give you a much better idea of what you like and can take on – hope that helps – Nick Reply Richard Robertson August 29, 2017 Amazing work! As a woodworker, I appreciate your work. Reply Nick August 29, 2017 thank you! 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Dennis Rodman can't catch a break. On top of an abysmal trip to North Korea which ended with him taking a direct flight to rehab, Dennis Rodman is now the subject of a U.S. Treasury Department investigation because of gifts he gave to Kim Jong-un.
Showering a North Korean dictator with gifts not only looks bad paper, it's possibly against the law, as it could be a violation of American and United Nations sanctions against the nation and its people. Rodman reportedly brought many gifts with him in honor of Kim's 31st birthday ranging from suits, to a fur coat, to bottles of Jameson, to an expensive handbag. Those gifts allegedly costs upwards of $10,000 and experts believe those gifts could be seen as violations of U.N. sanctions.


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SAVANNAH, GA (WTOC) - There are new developments in the lawsuit against Paula Deen and her brother, Bubba Hiers.
Lisa Jackson, a former general manager for Uncle Bubba's Seafood and Oyster House, claims Hiers created a hostile work environment, including sexual innuendos and physical intimidation.
In the newly amended lawsuit, Jackson claims "violent, sexist and racist behavior by Hiers, including sexual harassment of Jackson and other female employees and assault and battery."
Jackson worked at Uncle Bubbas for five years.
There is no word yet from the Deens.
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Swedish Medical Center Announces Partnership with Loveland Ski Club: Love What Moves You!
Englewood, CO – Swedish Medical Center is proud to announce a three year, exclusive partnership with the Loveland Ski Club: Love What Moves You. The partnership is generating extra excitement as both Swedish Medical Center employees and Loveland Ski Team members are glued to the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games to see the young favorite Mikaela Shiffrin compete. Over the past 4 years Shiffrin has competed and trained at Loveland Ski Area in preparation. Shiffrin placed fifth in her Olympic debut, missing a medal by 0.23 seconds in the Giant Slalom. At only 18 years old, Shiffrin is a favorite in the upcoming Ladies' Slalom.
The relationship between Swedish Medical Center and Loveland Ski Club is one that will provide education and injury prevention for club members and their families as well as medical directorship of the club. Additionally, Swedish Medical Center provides a one-call option to club members and their families for healthcare resources: (855) SWEDSPRT or (855) 793-7778.
"Skiing is such a part of the culture of Colorado," said Mary M. White, President and CEO Swedish Medical Center. "We are very excited to have the opportunity to be a part of not only a Colorado past time, but also a club and a mountain that attracts skiers from across the Front Range. It's members of our community that are enjoying skiing at Loveland and we want to serve them in every way that we can."
The Loveland Ski Club consists or more than 100 racers, ranging in age from five to 20-years-old, 12 coaches and 82 families who live throughout the Front Range.
"Partnering with Swedish is a natural fit for us," said John Hale, Director of Loveland Ski Club. "They are such a figure in the community, they are a Level One Trauma Center and while they have expertise in the types of injuries we can see in this sport, they also have a commitment to education throughout the community."
The health education and injury prevention will be a combination of programs selected by and created for the club members and their families, as well as seminars from the Spirit of Women program providing age appropriate and relevant health and wellness topics. Seminars are open to the public and include everything from 'It's a Slippery Slope: Injury Prevention' to 'Hit Me With Your Best Shot' a seminar about teenage vaccines.
Medical directorship is provided by Orthopedic Physicians of Colorado and if needed, the orthopedic trauma team consisting of Wade Smith, MD and Steve Morgan MD in the event of a traumatic injury.
"We believe in education and injury prevention," said John Reister, MD of OPC. "We also understand that ski racing is an extreme sport and injuries do happen. We are excited to provide fast, quality, comprehensive care to the racers and families of the Loveland Ski Club."
This partnership is another way Swedish Medical Center is continuing their long tradition of being involved in the community they serve and providing education and comprehensive care. For more information visit us at our booth at one of the many races hosted by the Loveland Ski Club throughout the season.
About Swedish Medical Center
Swedish Medical Center in Englewood, Colorado, part of HealthONE, serves as the Rocky Mountain Region's referral center for neurotrauma and as the region's first Joint Commission certified Comprehensive Stroke Center, a recognized leader in the most advanced stroke care. Swedish offers patients the highest quality care and the most advanced technologies and treatments in nearly every medical specialty and is an eight time winner of the National Research Corporation Consumer Choice Award and a Top 100 Hospital recognized by Reuters. An acute care hospital with 368 licensed beds, Swedish is located in the south metro Denver area where it has been a proud member of the community for more than 100 years. Annually, Swedish cares for more than 200,000 patients with a team of 2,000 dedicated employees, 500 volunteers and more than 1,600 physicians.
About Loveland Ski Club
Loveland Ski Club's goal is to provide world-class alpine ski training, close to home, combined with exceptional coaching and curriculum. We offer a high-quality, dedicated training environment that is meticulously prepared, technologically advanced and well-staffed. In this setting, an athlete has every opportunity to reach his or her potential, whether that be a lifelong love of the sport, USSA competitions, FIS racing, the Collegiate ranks, the National team, World Cup, or the Olympic Games. We provide this training in a unique setting that allows an athlete to live in their own family home, attend their own school and still have essential access to world-class training. In this pursuit, we are passionately committed to acquiring, developing, and perfecting fundamental skills. We place a priority on helping our athletes develop their fundamental skills because we firmly believe that these fundamentals provide the structural basis for becoming both a successful racer and lifetime skier.


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Sanbornton to vote again on SB2By DAN SEUFERT
Union Leader Correspondent
May 08. 2013 11:04PM
SANBORNTON - For the 13th time, voters will be asked whether they want to switch to the Senate Bill 2 form of town government at next week's Town Meeting.
The question has been brought before voters 12 times in the nearly 20 years since state legislators permitted towns to let residents make major town decisions by paper ballot.
Each time, residents have defeated the issue, though last year's the question to switch to a Senate Bill 2 system failed by only about 20 votes, said Budget Committee Chairman Earl Leighton, Jr.
About a third of the state's residents and more than half its student population live under SB-2 rule, in which warrant articles dealing with budgets, town purchases and zoning articles are discussed and potentially amended at a deliberative session prior to voting at town polls.
The issue will be discussed at Town Meeting on Wednesday night at 7 p.m. at the Sanbornton Central School.
Evelyn Auger has been a vocal opponent of SB-2 every time the question has been raised in town. She favors the town meeting system, which she called the most democratic way of governing a town.
"Town meeting has worked for 200 years, and it's certainly not broken," she said.
Residents need the opportunity to discuss warrant articles and issues at a town meeting, and turning to a ballot box for such decisions takes away that liberty, she said.
"You can't amend anything at a ballot box," Auger said. "If you really care about participating in government, Town Meeting is important."
Leighton favors SB-2 for several reasons. He worries that the elderly and people who work during the day have trouble getting to Town Meeting.
"A lot of people's lives are too busy to attend Town Meeting," he said.
SB-2's ballot voting system would assure "a good 500-600 voters on election day," he said, versus the dwindling number of residents who have come to Town Meeting in recent years.
"It used to be that we'd get more than 200 people coming each year, and now it's about 160," he said. "I'd rather have 600 people voting at ballots than 160 people who come to Town Meeting with an agenda."


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Handling Specialty focuses on heavy-duty, engineered-to-order lift equipment for a variety of industries. One of their most recent custom lifts was designed for the assembly of a new all-terrain SUV in Mishawaka, Indiana.
Located in the paint shop, the lift receives a truck body-in-white in the lowered position and allows the operators to raise it to an ergonomic height. Operators can then reach underneath the body to bolt the body-in-white to the transfer skid. Due to the fact that personnel will be underneath the body-in-white, safety considerations were a priority. Each cylinder is equipped with a mechanical rod lock that is spring activated and hydraulically released. This ensures a mechanical lock at any position, eliminating the possibility of uncontrolled descent.
This lift was designed for high speed cycling: it can be raised and lowered in approximately 20 seconds. The design incorporates shock absorbers which cushion the high-speed impact of the frame as it reaches the down position. For the peace of mind of the operators in the area, a soft shift valve has been used to make the overall movement of the lift as smooth as possible. A base-frame mounted valve manifold was utilized due to the external location of the hydraulic power unit (75 feet from lift).


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Josh Hutcherson: Motorcycle Man!
Josh Hutcherson takes a motorcycle ride through town on Monday afternoon (November 19) in Sherman Oaks, Calif.
The 22-year-old is back home and enjoying some time off after wrapping filming on The Hunger Games: Catching Fire in Atlanta, Ga.
Josh and his Hunger Games co-star Jennifer Lawrence were spotted arriving back at LAX airport on Sunday night (October 18) in Los Angeles.
Be sure to catch Josh's appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman on Tuesday (November 20) to promote his latest flick, Red Dawn!
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[UPDATE: This story was originally published on September 12.]
Don't get us wrong. We will forever fancy an elaborately crafted cocktail, but sometimes, we like to keep it simple, skip the frills, and opt for a frothy, cold glass of beer. And while we enjoy sipping a tasty microbrew (or three!), we wouldn't go out on a limb and call ourselves connoisseurs … until now.
We bopped around S.F., hitting up some of the city's most lauded breweries, bars, and restaurants in search of mugs that are different, alluring, and that even non-beer lovers can savor. All in the name of research, of course. From a Honey Saison that will drive your taste buds wild to a graham-cracker-and-s'mores brewski any dessert fiend woud flip for, you'd be hard-pressed not to find a cold one that's up your alley here. Hey, it's five o'clock somewhere, right?


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Online auditions continue through June 15; competition open to singers and vocal groups ages 12 and over for chance to win a Syco/Sony Music recording contract
Simon Cowell will be surrounded by women when "The X Factor" returns for its third season this fall on FOX. Grammy Award-winning artist Kelly Rowland and international pop star Paulina Rubio join him and Demi Lovato as judges on the hit singing competition series.
"It's taken more than a decade, but I'm delighted to finally be on a panel with three girls (I think!)," Cowell said Monday. "Paulina and Kelly both have great taste and massive experience in the music industry and, together with Demi, this is going to be a fun panel. It just feels like the time to do something different."
"I am very excited to be reuniting with Simon Cowell and 'The X Factor' family," Rowland said. "It feels great to be able to take this journey here at home in the states!"
"I love 'The X Factor!' I can't wait to find the next big music star here in America," Rubio added. "I'm so thrilled to be part of the show as a judge. Simon, be careful what you wish for, let's see if you are ready to handle me, empieza la fiesta, amigo!"
A pop star since the age of 16, Rowland grew up in the spotlight as a member of Destiny's Child, one of the best-selling groups of all time. Her powerful voice was a key ingredient in the group's awe-inspiring list of chart-toppers and dance floor smashes, including four No. 1 singles in the U.S. and more than 60 million albums sold worldwide. The group received 14 Grammy nominations, and won three times, including Best R&B Song in 2001 for "Say My Name." As a solo artist, Rowland has released three successful studio albums - "Simply Deep," "Ms. Kelly" and "Here I Am" - selling more than five million records. Rowland's first forays as a soloist contributed to the 2002 Grammy Award-winning song, "Dilemma (with Nelly)," and have been further evidenced by her gold and platinum solo albums. Her upcoming album, "Talk a Good Game," will be released June 18. Rowland served as a judge on the eighth season of the U.K. version of "The X Factor."
Rubio, considered to be one of the most influential contemporary Latin artists, has sold more than 20 million records around the world and has released 10 studio albums. Raised in Mexico, she began her professional music career in 1984 as a member of the popular teen pop group Timbiriche. Since going solo in 1992, Rubio has created major hits both in English and Spanish and has been nominated for two Grammy Awards in the category of Best Latin Pop Album. Her prominence as an international artist extends to the digital world, as well. Official YouTube/VEVO views of Rubio's videos exceed 87 million. She has more than 1.2 million Facebook "likes" and more than 6.6 million Twitter followers.
"We are thrilled that Kelly and Paulina are joining Demi on the panel this season, in what is sure to be a triple threat of talented and successful women against Simon week-to-week," noted Mike Darnell, president of alternative entertainment for Fox Broadcasting Company. "This is an incredible panel of judges and we can't wait for fans to see what's in store for season three of 'The X Factor.' "
Last season, Tate Stevens was crowned "The X Factor" winner and was awarded a recording contract, as well as production and creative support to develop, create, record and shoot his first original track and music video. Tate's video debuted as a Pepsi commercial during the live telecast of the 55th Annual Grammy Awards and, soon after, he released his first single, "Power of a Love Song." He released his self-titled debut album last month.
Along with Stevens, "The X Factor" has discovered diverse recording artists including Fifth Harmony, Emblem3 and Carly Rose Sonenclar, all of whom also are working on their debut albums. Emblem3 are set to join Selina Gomez on her summer concert tour series this year and have just released their debut single, "Chloe (You're The One I Want)."
"The X Factor" format has created global superstars including One Direction, Leona Lewis, Cher Lloyd and Olly Murs. Artists discovered by the competition series have sold more than 100 million records worldwide, including 110 No. 1s, 270 Top 10 records and 500 Top 50 releases. "The X Factor" is now aired in 191 countries, and local versions of "The X Factor" are now commissioned in 41 territories.
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Popsci: Two big games dropped for iOS Wednesday night: Temple Run 2 and Final Fantasy: All The Bravest. On my bus ride to work yesterday morning [Ed note: Colin lives in New Jersey for reasons unclear to any of the rest of us.], I played both. I quickly realized that of the two, I'll play the hell out of one and may never pop open the other again. You can tell almost immediately if a game will work on iOS: in many ways, it's about how the game deals with death.
The best iOS games are seamless, with rounds that come in bite-sized bits. When you die, or when it's time to enter the next round of play, it just happens; you barely notice between one play-through of the game and the next. I play games like this in transit, for the most part, and being able to put down or pick up one whenever I want is key to the experience.
You can say that's just asking for low-investment games, sure, but I'm not making my way through Angry Birds Star Wars for the tale of intergalactic politics. If...
I think Crazy Taxi is the perfect example of a mobile game. It's quick, accessible, colorful, and fun
Playing Final Fantasy 1 on my W8 phone, and playing Final Fantasy 3 on my Tab2. Those are two great mobile games!!
Its cheap and my phone is always with me so when I dont have my vita my phone is filled with shmups from cave co ltd aside from my shmup filled xbox 360 ports which I prefer playing my cave shmups : )


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The marathon race that is Gonzalo Higuain's move from Real to Arsenal inched closer to the finishing line today with a quote from his brother who is also his agent.
Nicolas Higuain told Tutto Mercato Web: "Now that Tevez is signing for Juve, does that mean Higuain is closer to Arsenal? I think so.
"Juventus is a great club, but Gonzalo is too expensive for them. Napoli? They're a strong team and a club that means a lot to Argentines.
"But having said that, I can't deny that Gonzalo is now close to Arsenal."
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Remember how I'm obsessed with granola? I see a new variation, and I can't help but try it. This was my latest discovery, and I sure do love it. I found this recipe from the New York Times, via thekitchn (have you noticed I like that blog? Cause I'm siting it in almost every post? Can I work for them, please?) It's so delicious. It's got a bit of a savory vibe, working with a little bit of sweet. It's like a sophisticated granola. The ingredients are a little on the expensive side, so in the future, I'd like to try swapping out different nuts and seeds to make a less expensive version. But try this at least once, you'll love it! I know I did. Lots.
Olive Oil Granola With Dried Apricots and Pistachios
3 cups old-fashioned rolled oats
1 1/2 cups raw pistachios, hulled
1 cup raw pumpkin seeds, hulled
1 cup coconut chips
3/4 cup pure maple syrup
1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
1/2 cup packed light brown sugar
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground cardamom
3/4 cup chopped dried apricots
Fresh ricotta, for serving (optional)
Fresh berries, for serving (optional).
1. Preheat oven to 300 degrees. In a large bowl, combine oats,
pistachios, pumpkin seeds, coconut chips, maple syrup, olive oil,
brown sugar, salt, cinnamon and cardamom. Spread mixture on a rimmed
baking sheet in an even layer and bake for 45 minutes, stirring every
10 minutes, until golden brown and well toasted.
2. Transfer granola to a large bowl and add apricots, tossing to
combine. Serve with ricotta and fruit, if desired.
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Army Air National Guard units assisting with the recovery from the devastating floods in Colorado are getting around communications barriers with the help of a variety of devices and technologies, including pocket-sized communicator and personal tracking devices from the Defense Information Systems Agency.
Twenty of DISA's SHOUT Nanos devices are being used by the Guard to share the exact location and situation details of search and rescue missions, DISA reported on its Facebook page.
The SHOUT Nano, which uses Iridium's satellite-based short-burst data messaging service for global coverage, is a portable, handheld two-way outdoor satellite messaging and GPS device for emergency/rescue, text messaging applications and location-based services. It contains a GPS receiver for location tracking and allows for two-way inbound and outbound status and text messaging, support/alert notifications and text based communications. An internal motion sensor allows detection of man-down scenarios.
The device is designed to have ultra-low power consumption, drawing less than 50 microamps during sleep. With an internal 1.95 amp-hour rechargeable lithium-ion battery, it can send a position report every hour for up to two months. It is equipped with an LCD display and an on-screen keyboards to support free-text, canned messages and a combination of free-text and canned messages.
The device can periodically wake up from sleep to send its position report to a command center. A 911 button is used for immediate emergency/alert notifications.
Data is transmitted in either standard or 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard format and complies with the Blue Force Tracking Data Format Specification.
The SHOUT Nano is one devices being used to help with relief efforts after the floods, which disrupted communications in the hardest-hit areas. Juniper Systems, for example, has loaned ten Mesa Rugged Notepads to state officials for in disaster management. Amateur ham radio operators provided communications support. And the Federal Emergency Management Agency's FEMA's Mobile Emergency Response Support vehicle provided emergency communications at the Boulder Municipal Airport.
According to The Weather Channel, eight people have died and six were unaccountable as of Sept. 24 from the flooding.
The floods caused damage across 17 counties and nearly 2,000 square miles. Nearly 2,000 homes were damaged or destroyed along with more than 200 miles of state highways and 50 state bridges, the news site reported. It's also blamed for spills of about 27,000 gallons of oil in northern Colorado oilfields, said the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. About 1,300 oil and gas wells remain shut down.
President Barack Obama declared the situation – severe storms, flooding, landslides, and mudslides – a major disaster and ordered federal aid beginning Sept. 11.
More than 750 members of the Colorado National Guard are assisting with disaster relief efforts, the Army National Guard said. As of 11 a.m. Sept. 21, the Colorado National Guard, 4th Infantry Division and Wyoming National Guard evacuated 3,233 people and 1,047 pets, according to the Colorado National Guard. Aerial teams evacuated 2,526 people – 83 by hoist – and 1,047 pets. Helicopters and crews also transported 48.3 tons of cargo, including critical food, water and clothing; as well as transportation and engineering supplies.
The SHOUT Nano is provided by DISA's Enhanced Mobile Satellite Services under the Commercial Satellite Communications Center. EMSS provides services including voice, secure voice, Distributed Tactical Communications Systems, messaging and data to the Department of Defense, other Federal departments, agencies, state and local governments, and approved foreign and allied government users.
The devices can be purchased from EMSS through DISA's Direct Order Entry website.
Other agencies to use Iridium's technology include the Federal Aviation Administration, which in 2011 authorized aircraft operating in oceanic space to use Iridium's satellite data service for critical air traffic control communications.
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As one of the people in NORTHCOM that provided this support to the CO National Guard, I would like to correct a couple of the statements in this article. The SHOUT TS devices were procured via a Navy Crane contract. The NSWC Crane contract allows users to procure various SHOUT models and firmware loads. NSWC Crane and USNORTHCOM J643 FFT work hand in hand to provide direct support to CONG, to include device configuration, operational checks, integration into the SMDC/ARSTRAT MMC, and initial/continuous training as well as 24/7 support. As part of this effort NSWC Crane worked closely with DISA Direct and in response to this critical event, DISA Direct executed the activation process in hours instead of days. The two main points are that there are a number of agencies that enabled the tracking functionality (DISA for airtime, Crane and NORTHCOM for procurement, training, support and COP integration, SMDC/ARSTRAT MMC or data management/routing). Using this coordinated effort, CO Nat Guard was able to deploy devices in support of their flood response efforts.
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Quinn Capers IV, MD, FACC, FSCAI, a specialist in cardiovascular medicine and interventional cardiology at The Ohio State University Medical Center, was named one of America's Best Doctors of 2009.
Dr. Capers is associate dean for admissions in The Ohio State University College of Medicine, and an assistant professor of clinical medicine and director of Peripheral Vascular Interventions in the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine at The Ohio State University Medical Center. He earned his medical degree from Ohio State and completed his internship, residency and fellowship from Emory University in Atlanta, Ga. Dr. Capers has received numerous teaching awards at Ohio State's Medical Center.
Dr. Capers was a National Research Service Award grantee of the National Institutes of Health as a cardiology fellow. In 2010, Dr. Capers received the Carter G. Woodson Award for Outstanding Community Service from Defense Supply Center in Columbus. He has authored several articles on the topic of proinflammatory gene expression in the vascular wall and several book chapters on peripheral vascular disease. Dr. Capers' clinical interests include complex coronary and peripheral arterial interventions, hypertensive cardiovascular disease and peripheral arterial disease. His research focuses on vascular biology and high-risk coronary and vascular interventions.


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November 2015, EBRI Notes
"Evidence on Defined Contribution Health and Retirement Benefits: The Road Ahead"
August 2015, EBRI Issue Brief #417
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Paul Fronstin, and Jason Lee. "A Community Expands Access to Health Care: The Case of Access Health in Muskegon, Michigan." Health Affairs 24(3), May/June 2005.
Paul Fronstin, Alphonse G. Holtmann, and Kerry Anne McGeary. Wage Gains from Better Health and Employment-Based Health Insurance. in Research in Labor Economics, Vol. 22: Worker Well-Being and Public Policy, Solomon W. Polachek (ed.) Elsevier Science, Oxford, 2003: 351-368.
Ellen O'Brien. "Employers' Benefits from Workers' Health Insurance." Milbank Quarterly 81 (1), 2003.
The Economic Costs of the Uninsured: Implications for Business and Government, EBRI-ERF book based on the May 2000 policy forum.
"Productivity Gains From Employment-Based Health Insurance," in The Economic Costs of the Uninsured: Implications for Business and Government, EBRI-ERF book based on the May 2000 policy forum.
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Over the next year or so you are going to be partying like it is err 1996. Yep, you can't move for 90s stars trying to resurrect their careers (coughs, Noel Gallagher, The Spice Girls) and then there are lot of bands who take at least some of their cues from Brit Pop – stand forward Jake Bugg.
Apparently, according to Motors.co.uk there has been a surge in demand for the decade's coolest aspirational cars. So here are five of the most desirable. Personally give me one of these any day.
All rough prices courtesy of motors.co.uk
TVR Cerebra £16,000
Manufactured between 1996 and 2003, the Cerbera was the third car produced by British manufacturer TVR and the first hard top with the previous two being convertibles. Fitted with a hefty V8 engine, TVR owner Pete Wheeler was quoted at the time as saying that the car's light weight and high power was "too much for a road car". The car was hugely popular amongst the biggest names of the era with David Beckham owning a custom-made Cerbera as well as The Prodigy's Keith Flint and comedian Vic Reeves.


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GREATER SANFORD AREA — Members of several local churches meet at 6:30 p.m. on the second Sunday of each month for "Singspiration," a chance to sing hymns. Anyone who enjoys singing is welcome to attend. "Singspirations" will be held next at the Pleasant Street Free Baptist Church at 10 Pleasant Street in Springvale on Dec. 9.
SPRINGVALE — The Nasson Community Center at 457 Main Street will host a New Year's Eve gala with a buffet, live music and dancing on Dec. 31. Tickets are $45 per person. This event is to benefit the community center. To request more information or to make reservations, please call Pat at www.nassoncc.org.
WELLS — A Holiday Fair and Raffle to benefit York County Shelter Programs will be held on Saturday, Dec. 8, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Hampton Inn at 900 Post Road in Wells. Donations of new, unwrapped toys would be greatly appreciated. For more information, please call Linda at 646-9733.
SANFORD — Curtis Lake Church at 38 Westview Drive serves free community meals every Monday at 5:30 p.m. A church service follows the meal at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call 324-0652.
SANFORD — The American Red Cross will hold two blood drives in Sanford in the weeks ahead: at the North Parish Congregational Church at 893 Main Street from 12:30 to 6 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 26; and at the Seacoast Career School on Eagle Drive from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 29.
SANFORD — The Cancer Care Center of York County is now offering a free, five-week "Whistle While You Walk" program at Walmart in Sanford on Route 109. Physical exercise is crucial for cancer patients and is proven to reduce fatigue, depression, and increase one's well-being. This program will take place on Tuesdays from 6 to 8 a.m. Walkers are encouraged to walk the inside perimeter of the store — four times around the store amounts to 1.2 miles. Cancer patients, families, and caregivers are welcome to walk at their own pace for as little or as long as possible. All walkers will receive a complimentary water bottle, a whistle, and a pedometer. To request more information and to register, please call Shannon at 207-459-1658.
SANFORD — A free "Look Good, Feel Better" program will be held at the Cancer Care Center of York County off Route 109 in South Sanford on Monday, Nov. 26, from 2 to 4 p.m. This program offered by the American Cancer Society provides education, information, and supportive material to help women look great and feel better while undergoing cancer treatment. A trained volunteer cosmetologist will teach each attending woman how to cope with skin changes and hair loss by offering practice make-up techniques with skin care products, information on free wigs and turbans, and complimentary cosmetic products to take home. Pre-registration is required. To register or request more information, please call Gina at (207) 459-1601.
GREATER SANFORD AREA — Saco HomeHealth Visiting Nurses is holding weekly flu clinics for children and adults at their Saco office at 15 Industrial Park Road on Wednesdays from 2 to 6 p.m. and at their Kennebunk office at 72 Main Street on Fridays from 8 to 11:30 a.m. These clinics will be held now through Nov. 30. For more information, please call 1-800-747-4358 or visit online at www.homehealth.org.
SANFORD — Janine Robichaud is instructing yoga classes for cancer patients and their caregivers at the Cancer Care Center of York County off Route 109 in South Sanford. The healing-inspired yoga classes will be held on Tuesdays from 2 to 3 p.m. Classes are free-of-charge to patients diagnosed with cancer and their caregivers as a result of a generous grant from the Maine Community Foundation. Each week, Robichaud, a certified yoga coach and instructor, will help patients and caregivers navigate through the challenges they are faced with each day by exploring a different level of the healing program. Pre-registration is required. For more information or to register, please contact Janine Robichaud directly at (207) 251-9577.
SPRINGVALE — The Sanford-Springvale Historical Museum at 505 Main St. is open from 2 to 8 p.m. on Thursdays, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Fridays, and from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.
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text: Last night The Royal Opera House, London saw the GQ men of the year awards. I wasn't invited let alone nominated which of course draws a question mark over the validity of the event, however that aside it still proves to be a great opportunity for the men of London and the world to get up and be counted for style and talent. Some of the more interesting awards went to the following: International Man – Josh Brolin, Most Stylish Man – Brandon Flowers, Designer – Christopher Bailey, Politician – Boris Johnson (really? I mean seriously though, really?) and Radio Personality – Chris Evans (again: really? I mean radio yes but personality? I wouldn't have thought so).


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The new year has just started and it's time for the next steps to rile your team mates. So let's have a look at one of the activities in Scrum that can be easily sabotaged: the retrospective. Here are 10 proofed ways to wreck any retrospective:
- Keep the retrospective as short as possible. No need to invest too much time in this meaningless gathering.
- Only focus on negative events and ignore any positive things. This is the only valid path to improvement.
- Handle a retrospective as any other meeting. Sit around a table and just talk.
- Ignore the complexity of the system around you. There is always a cause and effect.
- Always use crappy material such as cheap post-its that easily fall from the walls or old pens that hardly write.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Whenever she tells people that she makes a living climbing up and down buildings, doing inspections, Kelly Streeter gets one of three responses.
"Some people ask if I'm scared, others say there's no way they would ever do that, and some people say it sounds like the best job ever," she said of her career as an industrial rope-access technician.
Recently, Streeter and a small, well-trained team of safety-conscious climbers from Vertical Access were Spider-manning their way up and down the 555-foot-6-inch-tall LeVeque Tower.
In exhausting six-hour shifts, they rappelled down 600-foot ropes, toting 30 to 40 pounds of equipment that includes a self-braking descender with an anti-panic function to prevent free falls, a tablet computer to digitally log all the cracks and crumbles they spot -- and snacks.
"I usually pack gum, one energy bar and a banana," Streeter said. "And my cellphone."
The cell reception, she said, is surprisingly bad atop the LeVeque.
The crew was buffeted by winds, and dodged a thunderstorm. Team members saw a man fall off the nearby Broad Street bridge; he was rescued by police. And they say they enjoyed the spectacular views of Downtown and the surrounding area.
"I had no idea Columbus was so beautiful," Streeter said of her bird's-eye view. "We have an amazing view of the river ... and everything around here is so flat."
"The public spaces are really nice," added fellow climber Mike Gilbert. "It seems pretty, clean and comfortable."
Vertical Access is an Ithaca, N.Y.-based company that specializes in the inspection of historic buildings. The company was hired as part of the ongoing renovation of the LeVeque, projected to cost $20 million to $22 million. The tower was completed in 1927 with an outer shell of terra cotta, a beautiful but brittle building material.
"They're surveying the terra cotta, piece by piece, so we can develop a long-range plan to restore and maintain the LeVeque," said Robert Loversidge, the architect in charge of the renovation.
The initial news was good. "It's in excellent shape for a building this old," Streeter said.
Streeter, 37, earned a degree in structural engineering at Cornell University, in Ithaca, and also was a rock-climbing teacher.
She was approached in 1996 by Kent Diebolt, who had founded Vertical Access four years earlier, while she was still in college.
"I didn't know this even existed," she said of the company -- and her eventual career path. "Someone suggested I meet with Kent, and that was it."
Streeter is married to a software engineer, and they have three children, ages 8, 6 and 4.
"They're just starting to understand what I do for a living," she said, adding that the job is a lot safer than it looks. "We've never had a fall, and the only accident I can remember was when Mike (Gilbert) cut his arm on a piece of flashing."
The company's seven climbers, five of whom were in Columbus on the LeVeque, have varied backgrounds. Some were engineers or in the construction business, some were climbers, and some -- such as Streeter -- had both backgrounds.
"I studied historic preservation and then learned rope by necessity," said Evan Kopelson, 39.
"You were confident right away on the rope," said Gilbert, 56, who is the company's most-experienced climber.
As Gilbert has gotten older, he has learned a few tricks to preserve his body. The biggest issue, he said, is the stress and strain of sitting in the harness and safety seat for as long as six hours.
"It's like you're constantly in the last three-quarters of a sit-up," Gilbert said. "I try not to use any muscle set longer than it can stand, and shift around the muscle groups I use."
Streeter added that this position is especially tough on the hip flexors.
"By the end of the week, everyone's limping," she said. "Last night, I went back to the hotel, ordered a cheeseburger and fell asleep watching 'The Biggest Loser.'"
The mental strain of inspecting every inch of the outside of a building, especially one as large as the LeVeque, and then logging what they see into the computer, can be as difficult as the physical requirements.
"It takes a lot of energy to pay attention for so many hours," Streeter said.
Streeter and Gilbert say the 1,047-foot-tall Chrysler Building in Manhattan is atop their list of the favorite buildings they've inspected. It's also the tallest.
"It's iconic and so audacious in design, the pinnacle of art deco," Gilbert said.
"You could see forever; you could see the horizon," Streeter said.
Kopelson's favorite projects were the dome of the U.S. Capitol in Washington and Independence Hall in Philadelphia.
"I love the history and realizing how many interventions there have been before up there and seeing what was done to restore them," he said.
Information from: The Columbus Dispatch, http://www.dispatch.com


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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Bulldogs hit the floor in the John J. Lee Amphitheater for the first time this season when Sacred Heart comes to town on Tuesday night. Tipoff is slated for 7 p.m. Yale has won six of its last eight home openers.
The Bulldogs (1-2) haven't played since a heartbreaking 72-71 loss at Rutgers last Thursday night. While disappointed with the result, it was an encouraging performance for Yale, which led for a large majority of the second half. While the sample size is still small, the Bulldogs seem to have addressed the biggest question mark entering the season - long-range shooting. Yale is 21-of-56 (37.5 percent) from three-point range. Jesse Pritchard made three against Rutgers and is 5-for-9 for the season. Javier Duren (5), Armani Cotton (4) and freshman Anthony Dallier (3) have also emerged as threats from beyond the arc. Justin Sears (18.3 ppg.) and Duren (17.7 ppg.) lead the team in scoring. Sacred Heart is the second Northeast Conference opponent and third Connecticut rival for the Bulldogs. Yale rallied from a 17-point second-half deficit to defeat Central Connecticut in the opener on Nov. 9 and then dropped an 80-62 decision at UConn. The matchup with Sacred Heart is the only home game in the month of November for the Bulldogs, who don't play again in Lee Amphitheater until Dec. 4 against Bryant. In all, Yale is playing six of its first seven games away from home.
Defend The Perimeter: Sacred Heart relies heavily on the three-point shot. The Pioneers have attempted nearly 25 treys a game and make more than eight per game. The Bulldogs have struggled defending the three so far this season, allowing their opponents to shoot 46.9 percent from beyond the arc.
Control The Pace: While the Bulldogs have had success pushing the ball, they may be better suited slowing down and exploiting their size advantage in the post. The Pioneers have only two players 6-8 or taller on their roster.
Rebound: Yale was outrebounded for the first time this season last Thursday against Rutgers. That can't happen too often for the Bulldogs to be successful. Sacred Heart has been outrebounded by 12 per game so far this season.
In the last two games, Duren is averaging 18.5 points, 3.5 rebounds and has handed out seven assists. Against Rutgers, Duren scored a career-high 22 points.
Sears posted double-doubles in the first two games of the season before getting into early foul trouble against Rutgers. In the win over Central Connecticut, Sears scored 26 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, both career highs. He followed that up with a 17-point, 10-rebound effort against UConn.
Cotton has scored in double figures in two of the three games, including a 17-point performance in the opener against Central Connecticut.
Yale and Sacred Heart have played close games in each of the last two seasons. Two years ago in Fairfield, the Bulldogs had to hold their breath as Shane Gibson missed a three-pointer as time expired, allowing Yale to escape with a 73-71 win. The Bulldogs rallied from a nine-point deficit to win. Last year at the Connecticut 6 Classic, it was the Pioneers who used a comeback to win. Sacred Heart rallied from a 24-point second-half deficit to win 85-82 in overtime. Overall, Yale leads the series 7-5 and has won four of the five games in New Haven.
Yale is the second straight Ivy League opponent for the Pioneers, who dropped an 85-73 decision to Brown in their home opener on Saturday. Sacred Heart also has been involved in one of the wildest games of the young season, dropping an NBA like 122-118 double-overtime decision at Holy Cross. Four players average double figures in scoring, led by Louis Montes at 20.3 ppg. Evan Kelley averages 18.0. The Pioneers were picked eighth in the Northeast Conference Preseason Coaches' poll. Anthony Latina is in his first year as the head coach at Sacred Heart. He took over after Dave Bike retired after 35 seasons at the helm.
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The quarterly reporting season had its unofficial kickoff yesterday with Alcoa (AA) reporting 4Q12 profits. Heading into earnings season, Canaccord Genuity U.S. Portfolio Strategist Tony Dwyer would like to highlight the following points:
- 4Q12 expectations have come down. With 4% of the S&P 500 (SPX) having reported earnings, the current consensus estimate calls for SPX operating profits to be up 2.8% vs. the year-ago quarter. This estimate has come down from an expected gain of 9.9% on 10/1/2012. The sharp reduction follows the trend of recent quarters;
- Since 1Q09, the end of earnings season quarter results were higher than the beginning of reporting season estimates in every quarter. The average upside from beginning to end of EPS reporting season since 1Q09 was 6.0%, while the average upside over the past four quarters was 2.6%;
- Expect an improved trend in EPS as the year progresses. Based on recent history and forward four quarter expectations, bottom-up estimates have come down, but should reaccelerate over coming quarters. While the current FY2013 consensus calls for operating EPS of $113, Dwyer's estimate remains $110; and
- So far so good. With 4% having reported (22/500) before Alcoa, 64% have beaten expectations, which is right in line with the historical average.
He notes that while there could be a brief period of consolidation associated with a near-term overbought condition, Dwyer's 2013 SPX target remains 1,650. History, global monetary policy and the fundamental sweet spot of U.S. economic data argue strongly for better performance as we move through the 2013.
He remains optimistic because of further evidence of sustainable improvement in Consumer Sentiment, Employment, Credit availability, and Housing. Dwyer's "Overweight" sectors remain Information Technology, Financials, Industrials, and to a lesser degree Consumer Discretionary given recent tax legislation.