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What do you think of the new iPod Shuffle? I'm a fan of "The Apple Experience" and just like all of their previous releases, this one is full of all the great PR, display ads, commercials, etc., but this release also has some interesting aspects to it.
First of all the size of the iPod has shrunk even more than the previous ones and is smaller than the size of an average house key! The access controls are now located on the right ear bud headphone cord, which is probably going to be the reason for contention. Let me explain. For now at least, you have to use Apple's own headphones in order to control this device. Oh, but did you just shell out $300 for Beats by Dre? Well as Engadget has pointed out, you'd need to get another $20-$30 adapter to make that work!
I've already spoken to a few people and over and over I keep hearing:
The one cool feature that has promise is the new VoiceOver feature they've introduced. It's easy to read online reviews about it and to read Apple's own description of the technology, but this to me is just one of those things where you have to try it out yourself. The best way to test this feature and figure out if it's as good as it seems is to get out on a treadmill and determine for yourself whether it's really going to keep the Shuffle as one of the best MP3 players for working out.


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LAS VEGAS – The Deer & Deer Hunting crew is in attendance at the annual SHOT Show this week, looking for new products and story ideas. Check back frequently for updates, new stories and Deer Talk Now segments from the show.
Meopta Expands 1-inch MeoPro
Meopta USA introduces four new MeoPro models to its popular and affordable 1-inch riflescope series recognized for outstanding optics, precision mechanics and reliability.
Meopta now offers the advanced RedZone illuminated reticle system in its new MeoPro 3.5-10×44 RedZone model. Also new for 2013 are the MeoPro 3.5-10×44, 3-9×50, and fixed power 6×42. All MeoPro riflescopes are built in America and deliver impressive performance, distinctive design and exceptional value to the modern hunter.
"We're excited to add these impressive new riflescopes to our MeoPro series," said Reinhard Seipp, general manager and COO of Meopta USA. "Brighter scopes are a tremendous advantage to hunters as are illuminated reticles in many circumstances.
"Our new 3.5-10×44 RedZone – with its precise daylight and nighttime illumination – will command serious attention as will our 3-9×50 which follows our brighter is better rule. More light means hunters can get out earlier and stay out longer. And like all of our riflescopes, the newest MeoPro models feature our TO2 (Twilight Optimized Optics) system which delivers the highest light transmission when you need it most."
MeoPro 3.5-10×44: The MeoPro 3.5-10×44 RZ and 3.5-10×44 models are the perfect balance of magnification range and objective size for all-around hunting situations. Reticle options include 4CRZ illuminated, #4, Z-Plex and BDC in the second focal plane
Weight: 16.7 oz.
MeoPro 3-9×50: The MeoPro 3-9×50 brings more glass to the hunt and extends shooting time in low light conditions. Reticle options include #4, Z-Plex and BDC in the second focal plane.
Weight: 18.4 oz.
MeoPro 6×42: The fixed power MeoPro 6×42 exemplifies quality and simplicity. This fixed power scope is tuned to provide the best optical clarity and resolution when you need it. Reticle options include #1, #4 and Z-Plex
Weight: 15 oz.
MeoPro riflescope key features include being built in the United States, Twilight Optimized Optics system that delivers the highest light transmission in low light of dawn and dusk, proprietary ion assisted lens coatings, RedZone illumination system, MeoTrak II posi-click finger adjustable windage and elevation turrets, MeoQuick fast-focus eyepiece, and a 1-inch, one piece aircraft grade hard anodized aluminum tube that is nitrogen purged, fogproof and shockproof for life.
Zeiss Terra 3x Series
Carl Zeiss Sports Optics will launch of the new TERRA 3x line of 1-inch riflescopes.
TERRA 3x riflescopes offer all the benefits of German quality, design, engineering and performance that you've come to expect from ZEISS, at a price point highly competitive with traditional 1-inch riflescope manufacturers. With best in class image quality, comfortable ergonomics and robust construction, TERRA 3x riflescopes are built to handle the most rugged terrain and challenging conditions, and are backed by the Carl Zeiss' U.S. Limited Lifetime Warranty.
"We are thrilled to offer our third ZEISS series of riflescopes to the market at a price that puts them within reach of most sportsmen," said Mike Jensen, President of Carl Zeiss Sports Optics. "Carl Zeiss is the leader in world class premium hunting optics, but we have to be realists when servicing the American hunter. We are listening to what this market is asking for and delivering outstanding TERRA optical products at incredibly competitive price points. TERRA riflescopes will bring the ZEISS brand as an additional choice of optics to millions more sportsmen in the U.S."
TERRA 3x Riflescopes pack powerful, uncompromising optical performance into a lightweight, yet extremely rugged, compact 1″ design. ZEISS optics with MC anti-reflective coatings produces bright, high contrast images and 1/4-MOA adjustments provide 100% repeatability, click by click. Available with standard Z-Plex or the newly designed TERRA exclusive RZ6 and RZ8 ballistic reticles (more information below).
With its compact size and extremely low profile, this scope will work perfectly as a slug gun scope, a lever gun scabbard scope or for highly mobile hunters who don't need extra weight when stalking through dense heavy cover taking short to mid-range shots.
This all-purpose scope features a slightly larger objective to provide hunters with an added advantage
in low light situations. The 3-9×42 is a classic scope for American sportsmen and this will surely please those looking to enter the ZEISS family of products.
Suited for mid-to-long range hunting applications, this low profile scope is versatile yet still compact enough to manage rugged, mountainous terrain. Available in ZEISS Z-Plex and the new RZ8 reticle.
TERRA 2-7×32 Z-Plex $388.00
TERRA 3-9×42 Z-Plex $444.00
TERRA 4-12×42 Z-Plex $499.00
Minox ZE 5i, ZV 3 Riflescopes
MINOX now has added a "premium, made in Germany" line of ZE 5i riflescopes, and an very affordable entry-level line of ZV 3 3-9×40 riflescopes.
The ZE 5i riflescopes have been meticulously designed and engineered to meet the high standards of serious hunters across the globe. All feature a 30mm main tube, an illuminated reticle in the second focal plane and a 5x zoom range. The illuminated reticle is a center dot illumination with 11 different brightness settings and an off position between each brightness level.
The ZE 5i line is available in 2-10×50, 3-15×56, and 5-25×56. These scopes are priced under $2,000.
The entry-level ZV 3 scopes deliver German design and engineering at an impressive price-performance range. They provide great optical performance, thanks to fully multi-coated lenses and reliable mechanics, including long 4-inch+ eye relief. They also offer precise 1/4 MOA windage and elevation adjustments. The lightweight aluminum body is nitrogen filled and waterproof.
These riflescopes are available in 3-9×40 with the Mino-Plex and BDC reticles as options. MSRPs start at $269. As with all MINOX riflescopes, these ZV 3 entry-level riflescopes and the premium ZE 5i Series are covered by the MINOX Total Coverage Lifetime Warranty for added peace of mind, for as long as one owns the product.
Minox BL
Two powerful new hunting binoculars, with pinpoint sharp images even in low-light conditions have been added to the MINOX line – BL 8×56 and BL 15×56.
An innovative M* multi-coating optimizes light transmission and color rendition. Up to 21 layers applied to the glass surfaces prevent loss of light through reflections. Argon filling prevents fogging of the surfaces and provides permanent protection against corrosion.
With extended eye relief, the entire field of view can be seen at all times, even when wearing glasses. With all these features, the retail prices for these new MINOX BL binoculars are just $799 for the 8×56 and $899 for the 15×56.
Vortex Razor HD
Vortex's Razor HD binoculars, now with 10×50 and 12×50 models, offer advanced optical technologies and premium components in a lightweight, ergonomic package.
Premium, hand-selected HD extra-low dispersion glass delivers the ultimate in resolution and color fidelity resulting in astonishingly sharp, high definition images.
Lenses fully multicoated with Vortex's proprietary XR antireflective coatings guarantee maximum brightness and glassing confidence during critical low-light periods of dawn and dusk. Exterior lenses feature Armor Tek, an ultrahard optical coating engineered to protect against scratches, oil and dirt. Phase corrected prisms – a necessity to achieve a quality roof prism binocular ensure sharp images and contrast.
The True Open Hinge design, coupled with its magnesium chassis, makes the Razor lightweight, ultratough, and optimally ergonomic. Durable rubber armoring protects the housing and ensures a nonslip grip – no matter the weather conditions. Incredibly comfortable twist-up eyecups with positive settings offer a range of eye relief options. Locking right-eye diopter. O-ring sealed and purged with argon gas for 100 percent waterproof/fogproof performance.
Vortex's Razor HD binoculars deliver the highest level of optical performance ensuring you have the edge every time you lift them to your eyes.
Available: (8×42, MSRP $1,279) (10×42, $1,299) (10×50 $1,489) (12×50 MSRP $1,499)
Vortex Crossfire II
Vortex Optics Crossfire binoculars have received a facelift internally and externally with the introduction of the Crossfire II series in 8×42 and 10×42 models.
Crossfire II binoculars boast upgraded fully multicoated lenses promoting enhanced clarity, resolution and light transmission. Quality components, including improved twist-up eyecups, a smooth center focus wheel and right-eye diopter ensure optimal functionality. O-ring sealed and nitrogen purged for a lifetime of waterproof and fogproof performance. Rubber armoring with aesthetically pleasing checkering protects the chassis and provides a nonslip grip.
Built to break down performance stereotypes associated with binoculars in their price bracket, the all-new Crossfire II series delivers a high level of optical performance at a budget-friendly price. The 8×42 is priced at $189 while the 10×42 is $199.
Vortex Spotting Scopes
Vortex's new Diamondback line of spotting scopes pack the ideal blend of quality and performance in a lightweight, streamlined package, making them the perfect choice for hunters and shooters who demand optics built to work as hard as they do.
"Our Diamondback binoculars and riflescopes have built a reputation for themselves as the ultimate "bang for your buck" optics," said Joe Hamilton, Vortex Optics national sales manager. "And for good reason – they deliver an incredibly high level of performance. It just made sense to offer our customers all of the same rock-solid attributes in a spotting scope series."
Dielectric multi-layer prism coatings provide bright, clear, color-accurate images, ensuring excellent subject detail. XR fully multicoated lenses elevate light transmission for maximum brightness. With their 20 to 60 power zoom eyepiece, you're guaranteed to get the up-close looks you need.
The tough polycarbonate body is lightweight yet rugged, ensuring durability. A built-in sunshade reduces glare and shields the objective lens. Rotating tripod collar offers adjustable viewing angles for in-the-field versatility. Nitrogen gas purging coupled with O-ring seals delivers fogproof, waterproof performance and ultimate reliability – no matter the weather conditions. Choice of angled or straight eyepiece design.
Available in 20-60×60 for $499 and 20-60×80 for $599.
Carl Zeiss Sports Optics introduces the TERRA ED, a new line of binoculars that combines the benefits of quality German engineering and design with performance and features.
Thanks to SCHOTT ED glass with ZEISS MC multi-coated lenses images are always bright and clear – even in low light conditions when wildlife is more active. Comfortable ergonomics and robust, lightweight and waterproof construction, TERRA ED binoculars are built to handle rugged terrain and harsh conditions. Focus as closely as 5.25 feet.
8×42: With its compact and lightweight design, rugged construction, comfortable ergonomics and wide field of view, the 8×42 is the ideal companion for mobile hunters, birders and wildlife observers who demand quality optics for open country observation. MSRP $388
10×42: Magnification without extra weight has been added to the 10×42 for bright, crisp images, even in low light, during situations in the field that call for a closer look, such as scoring game or observing the fine details in nature. MSRP $444
Pentax RD Mini
PENTAX's new RD Mini waterproof dot sight's small size and durable construction make it the ideal scope for harsh conditions.
The RD Mini features a five MOA dot, an ideal size for most shooters, as well as 7 brightness settings for various shooting conditions and a battery (CR 2032) that provides 72 hours of continuous use. Constructed of rigid and durable aluminum, the RD Mini's waterproof body and nitrogen filled body have been engineered to withstand even the most extreme shooting conditions.
Featuring PentaBright Technology, each Gameseeker dot sight offers a sharp, clear image that is parallax free for accurate target acquisition. The RD Mini includes a built in Weaver style mounting system to attached to a side variety of firearms.
"Pentax is proud to introduce this new scope that covers applications from hunting to a tactical nature," said John Carlson, Senior Marketing Manager with Pentax. "Not only is it extremely compact and durable, but also extremely affordable."

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Where can I find vendors who specialize in assistive technology and materials for science laboratories?
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There are many resources for purchasing or creating technology and materials that make science labs accessible to students with a variety of disabilities. Conducting a web search will locate some of them, but the following websites provide a good place to start:
- American Printing House for the Blind, Inc.
Products for students with visual impairments including math textbooks, tactile graphics kit, rulers, and graph sheets.
- Freedom Scientific
Technology resources for students who are blind, or who have low vision or learning disabilities.
- Independent Living Aids, Inc.
Talking, large display, and other adapted products for individuals who are visually impaired.
- Independence Science, which offers assistive technology for individuals with disabilities, especially visual impairments, including data collection tools, tactile graphics, and accessible data analysis software.
- Maxi Aids & Appliances for Independent Living
Talking, large display and other adaptive products.
- Science Access Project
A project to enhance the ability of people with print disabilities to read, write, and manipulate information. Their focus is on math equations and information normally presented in tables, graphs, diagrams, and figures.
For information on teaching strategies that promote the full inclusion of students with disabilities in science, consult the publications The Winning Equation: Access + Attitude = Success in Math and Science and Working Together: Science Teachers and Students with Disabilities. You may also view the videos by the same titles.


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|2007-05-09, 09:12
|Link #61
Bearly Legal
Join Date: Jun 2004
Well in any case, it's good to see a successful game like Starcraft gets a sequel. Whether it'll be any good is something we won't know till more informations becomes available.
|2007-05-09, 09:33
|Link #63
✖ ǝʇ ɯıqnɾl ☆
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Mortuary : D
I was hoping Blizzard north would get working on Dibalo III after WOW But now it seems they will be conc their energies entirely on StarCraft ..... I am a bit dissapointed as my order of preference was Diablo StarCraft and Warcraft . Back as a kid Diablo was the first Blizzard game I ever played
|2007-05-09, 10:06
|Link #64
Junior Member
Join Date: May 2007
There is no more Blizzard North. Majority of them quit Blizzard. If you're waiting for a game that's like Diablo, then you'll probably like Hellgate London when that comes out seeing how a lot of the people from Blizzard North (now Flagship Studios) are developing that game.
I do agree a MMO will never be perfectly balance but I felt that it wasn't that bad until they released TBC.
|2007-05-09, 15:01
|Link #66
阿賀野型3番艦、矢矧 Lv168
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Belgium, Brussels
Age: 32
They completely messed up the balance between PVP and PVE.
actually, blizzard still adjusting the games with the stupid mistakes already there from beta
i try to not be biased, but as a big example : the warrior got totally owned "pre TBC" and still get destroyed by train of nerfs, with the only composensation of Itemization (which is horribly stupid, and last for more than 2 years now)
the amount of "instance nerfs" also show either of these 2 statements (it might be both):
1) Blizzard loves using clockwork encounters, to delay hardcore guilds progression
2) they just don't beta test their PVE events. (the very first version of C'thun is laughable)
*sigh* still, the game is enjoyable, but blizzard doesn't really offer balanced game from the start, and needs helluva lot of time to do so (though they have LOTS to do, before giving a "slight" balance in WOW)
*chills* enough of the wow rant ~~
back to SC2, i hope they won't screw the story, such like a cure for kerrigan -___-"
|2007-05-09, 19:19
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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|2007-05-10, 04:38
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Within my mind
Age: 37
WC3 is about mico only, with expensive and all-powerful hero units who need constant attention. SC is about both micro and macro. There is nothing wrong with either gaming concepts, but if Blizzard wants to make a genuine sequel to Starcraft, they had to be careful not to alter the playing-style the players are used to. Knowing what to keep and what to change is the key to making a sequel.
|2007-05-10, 04:43
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Anime Snark
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Singapore
Age: 35
Given that there were already Hero units in SC's campaigns, I am fairly sure that they will adopt the "Hero System" for SC2, IF there is a SC2.
|2007-05-10, 05:04
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Bearly Legal
Join Date: Jun 2004
Hero system kept WC3's popularity with player map like DOTA. I doubt that aspect would be discarded for SC2 assuming it's a RTS.
While there are folks who didn't like it, there are a greater number of people that's glued to game mode like hero siege/arena that centralized around hero units alone that extended WC3 popularity more than any other features had.
Not only that, if you compare WC3 and SC, you noticed that units are generally tougher but takes more time/resource to produce. Warcraft 3 were moving away from macromanagement combat that many other RTS relies on. Interesting enough, many progamers of SC leagues relies heavily on microing their units, not much different from WC3.
Just that, SC units are more dispensable while losing your heroes and your core force in WC3 means a big disadvantage that quickly lead to a defeat.
|2007-05-10, 05:27
|Link #78
Logician and Romantic
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Within my mind
Age: 37
If WC3 players want more WC, they can wait for the next WC game, rather than demanding SC2 to change itself. I myself am a Diablo II fan, but you don't see me demanding SC2 get turned into an action RPG.
On another point, I fail to see how WC3 heroes is the next big thing in RTS. Last I checked, WC3 doesn't have two Korean TV channels dedicated to it...
|2007-05-10, 09:01
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Beside a road, next to a tree
The way Blizzard killed WC3 melee was because of the small food pool allowed for each player on the field, thus lead to making maps like DOTA to make the game "fun" again, but I failed to see hopw it does. SC was all about melee, it allows you to be creative with your army and such since the food pool is so big. If they screw around with that and use WC3 system, they f***ed another ledgend over. I could be bias since I like to have some 4v4 melee battles instead of just using 1 units and it's "skills". Cystal castle 4v4 in SC = can't stop drooling
|2007-05-10, 09:07
|Link #80
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: event horizon
To Vallen..
I liked the heroes in single player.. but I didn't like them in multiplayer.
Yes they are indespencible but having everything turn around 2 or so units is boooo-riing.. I personally would prefer if they adapted the hero system so it applies to all the units in a little way, and totally ditch super-hero units like those in W3. So that we can enjoy more then just 3 units with the others being less valuable then some stupid spell or even a healing potion.
------------------------------------------------- Concerning Diablo 3
Yeah, I think I would be a little more exited about Diablo 3 then SC2 but I think that it's too early for it.. and I hope that if Blizzard ever produced it, it won't just be some kind of stupid Sandbox MMO thing.. no matter how pritty. I want it to flesh out.. sitting in front of my computer and paying so I can go hunting bushes and collecting barries in a world ruled by apparently moron leaders is not really that appealling to me.
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Phillip Cooper and Laura Hawkins
Posted by mikegen48 on July 20, 2011
Phillip Cooper was born in 1788 in Maryland. He died circa 1860 in Trimble County, Kentucky.
Phillip married Laura Hawkins in 1808 in Virginia. Laura was born in 1789 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. She died about 1855 in Trimble County, Kentucky.
They had the following children:
Reuben Cooper was born in 1809 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. He died on 20 Apr 1875 in Orange County, Virginia.
Jane Cooper was born circa 1812 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. She died during 1858 in Virginia.
Susan Cooper was born circa 1816 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. She died in 1874 in Ohio.
Lucy Cooper was born about 1816 in Kentucky. She died in 1871 in Orange County, Virginia.
Francis Cooper was born in 1819 in Trimble County, Kentucky. He died in 1895 in Orange County, Virginia.
Sophia Cooper was born on 13 May 1822 in Trimble County, Kentucky. She died in 1876 in Virginia.
Irene Cooper was born during 1822 in Trimble County, Kentucky. She died about 1868 in Orange County, Virginia.
Descendants of Isaac Alexander Ellison and Jane E.


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NH College Notebook: SNHU's Omanga named Div. II soccer player of the year
December 22. 2013 12:01AM
AFTER LEADING the Southern New Hampshire University men's soccer team to the 2013 NCAA Division II national championship, senior Pierre Omanga was named by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America as its Division II National Player of the Year.
Omanga, of Paris, France, will receive his award at the NSCAA All-America luncheon in Philadelphia on Saturday, Jan. 18.
"Pierre did an unbelievable job in a short amount of time adjusting to our system and our program. He deserves all the credit he is getting at this point," said Southern New Hampshire head coach Marc Hubbard, who on Tuesday was named the NSCAA Division II Coach of the Year.
In his lone season with the Penmen, Omanga was a consensus First Team All-American, earning the honor from both Daktronics and the NSCAA. he finished the season with 21 goals and three assists for 45 points as the Penmen went 22-1-1, ending the season on a 23-game unbeaten streak and capturing the program's second national championship with a 2-1 win over Carson-Newman University on Dec. 7. He finished third nationally in total goals and sixth in total points as he led an attack that ranked fourth nationally in total goals (61) and 11th in goals per game (2.54).
The Northeast-10 Player of the Year and a unanimous First Team All-Conference selection tallied a goal and an assist in the season's first five games. His breakthrough game came on Sept. 25 against St. Anselm, as he finished with SNHU's first hat trick since 2010 and tallied three goals and an assist in a 5-1 win. From there, Omanga scored in 13 of the season's final 19 games, posting six multi-goal games and recording 10 game-winning goals on the season, helping the Penmen go 13-0-0 in Northeast-10 regular season play, the first time that has happened in league history, and capturing SNHU's third NE-10 regular season title.
Omanga was named the Most Outstanding Offensive Player of the NCAA Championship after scoring twice in the tournament, including the eventual game-winning goal on a penalty kick with 4:23 remaining in the national title game.
After leading Southern New Hampshire University to the 2013 NCAA Division II national championship, Penmen head men's soccer coach Marc Hubbard has been named the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)/Field Turf Division II Coach of the Year.
Hubbard, along with all of the other NSCAA/Field Turf Coach of the Year honorees, will be honored on Friday, Jan. 17, at the annual NSCAA Awards Banquet in Philadelphia, held in conjunction with the NSCAA Convention.
A three-time Northeast-10 Conference Coach of the Year in his first six seasons, Hubbard guided the Penmen to a 22-1-1 record and the NCAA Division II national championship in 2013. After dropping the season opener, Southern New Hampshire was unbeaten in 23 straight games to close out the season en route to the title, culminating with a 2-1 win over Carson-Newman University in the championship game to bring SNHU its second national championship. The win in the championship game was the 100th of Hubbard's career, as he has a career 100-19-14 (.805) record.
Four new members will be inducted into the Southern New Hampshire University Athletics Hall of Fame on Jan. 25, 2014. Preston Burpo (soccer), Sam Carey (basketball), Ed Ithier (basketball) and David McGuire (soccer) will join 101 other individuals and two teams as members of the SNHU Athletic Hall of Fame.
Burpo, a native of Mission Viejo, Calif., was a four-year goalkeeper for the men's soccer team from 1991-94. In 60 career appearances, he recorded a 1.03 goals-against average and posted 17 shutouts, tied for eighth in program history. After SNHU, Burpo went on to a long professional career, first with the Seattle Sounders of the USL First Division and then with three different Major League Soccer clubs, making a total of 57 MLS appearances in five seasons before ending his career with the New England Revolution in 2010. He currently serves as the goalkeeping coach for D.C. United.
Carey, a native of Manchester and graduate of Manchester High School Central, was a four-year starter for the men's basketball team from 2004-08, appearing in 113 games over his four seasons with 109 starts. A Northeast-10 Second Team All-Conference selection as a senior, he finished with 1,506 career points and 678 career rebounds and currently ranks 16th in career scoring. Carey led the team in scoring and rebounding as a junior and senior. After 2008, he played professionally with the Manchester Millrats as well as in Uruguay, Germany and Canada before tragically losing his life in an automobile accident in November 2011.
Ithier, a Bronx, N.Y., product, was a four-year member of the men's basketball program from 1983-87. He played in all 121 games over his four seasons and finished with 1,067 points and 629 assists, placing him fifth in program history in career assists. He helped lead the Penmen to an 86-35 (.711) record over his career, including two NCAA tournament appearances and a regional championship as a senior. He now resides in Hooksett.
McGuire was a three-year member of the men's soccer program from 2004-06. Despite being limited to just 44 games (41 starts) in his career, the Glasgow, Scotland native totaled 22 goals and 16 assists for 60 points. McGuire led the team in scoring in his first two seasons and finished third as a senior. A two-time NSCAA All-American, McGuire was a First Team selection in 2005 and named to the Third Team in 2006.
Tickets for the 2014 SNHU Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony and dinner are $75 or $525 for a table of eight. For more information contact Stephanie Stehl in the Department of Athletics and Recreation at 645-9748 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
UMass Lowell grabbed its first America East weekly award as Nicole Hayner was named Rookie of the Week:
Hayner, a freshman from Bedford, N.H., scored a career-high 18 points in UMass Lowell's only game of the week at Rhode Island. She went 5-for-12 from beyond the arc, and added two rebounds and one steal.


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NSA Interception In Action? Tor Developer's Computer Gets Mysteriously Re-Routed To Virginia
from the a-slight-detour dept
You'd think #NSA shipment 'interdiction' would be more subtle... pic.twitter.com/KVCscLbdgG
— Andrea (@puellavulnerata) January 24, 2014
But that does not appear to be what happened here at all. As Kade from PrivacySOS pointed out, the final Alexandria address is the final delivery location, rather than the sign of something in process. Also, the fact that it bounced around and then went "out for delivery" to that address shows that it wasn't just popping in and out of a hub for delivery to Seattle.
There are some possible other explanations, including just a general screw-up on the part of Amazon. But given the revelations of how the NSA's TAO group does very targeted spying, that often involves getting access to computers being shipped to targets, combined with the fact that the NSA has made it clear that breaking Tor is a priority that has mostly stymied them, this certainly should raise multiple eyebrows.


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Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Xmas Pomme et Cerise
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Your apple and the cherry are my favorites!ReplyDelete
Red is IN (none of this blue and silver at Chrismas) .ReplyDelete
I would definitely try the Christmas Pudding tea, (did you ?) just because is Christmas .In Australia I am looking forward to Christmas pudding icecream from a local icecream shop
Lovely Christmassy post. I'm with Monique, love the apple & cherry painting.Before I scrolled down I thought you might have been giving us a quick painting tutorial.Must have red at Christmas time.ReplyDelete
The best reds of all are on your apple painting!ReplyDeleteReplies
I could paint with reds all day long...Delete
Never tire of it
The picture of Mariage Freres reminds me that I must have a cup of their the Noel. You must try it - it's a black tea with orange and vanilla.ReplyDeleteReplies
L'illustration de votre pomme et cerise est extraordinaire...ReplyDelete
Je penche pour les cerises à cause de la période qui est en ce qui me concerne la saison idéale...
Gros bisous
I so love your red posts. Indeed I love red now because you taught me how wonderful it was. You paint reds so pretty too. Such sumptuous christmas windows and lights you have for us today. Oh, Hediard pate des fruits, they are so fabulous. I like that Fauchon window best I think.ReplyDelete
joli post! belles photos!ReplyDelete
It's definitely more relaxed living in Paris than trying to cram everything into a 2 week jaunt and then collapse back home.ReplyDelete
Still living in Paris there are bills to be paid, post office to pick up stuff, dinner to be cooked, just LOADES of the daily chores that are not so much fun.
Plus the old bad habits of procrastination kick in since you're not living on a deadline ("I must do such and such Before I leave") bla bla.
But there is SO much more to do here and it is way more fun in general even if I can afford just about zip.
When you're a tourist you THROW €€€s around uninhibited.
No so living here EVER.
Some days I tell myself Today I'm going to pretend I'm a tourist...haha
Bon jour Carol from a very wet and windy NYC.ReplyDelete
Your watercolor is a beauty. I completely agree with you about loving to paint with red. (Not just The Town!)
However, what you continue to show us of Parisian holiday lights and style is so filled with elegance. Best Thanksgiving wishes to you and to that pie baking. Over here it's still "up in the air" whether the Macy's balloons will be allowed to rise and shine tomorrow morning...wind alert in full force now.
Jeepers...how many cliches have I just typed into this little box. Forgive me, s'il vous plait.
Not at all FrancesDelete
PB is full of cliches..for me they are so visual
So sorry about the wind alert for Macy's parade
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Union Leader has seen change, recorded history in a century and a half
August 31. 2013 11:33PM
It has been 150 years and counting.
That is how long the New Hampshire Union Leader, which includes the New Hampshire Sunday News among our titles, has published continuously as a daily newspaper. We are noting that anniversary this year with a forthcoming book - "New Hampshire: 150 Years Through the Eyes of the New Hampshire Union Leader" - and with the inclusion in today's newspaper of a special section looking at some of the countless news events and historic figures that have been chronicled in that time span.
The newspaper's antecedents go back even further than 150 years. Manchester Historic Association Executive Director Aurore Eaton recently noted this in her weekly "Looking Back" column for the Union Leader.
She wrote of Manchester merchant Joseph Kidder partnering with William H. Kimball to establish the Manchester Democrat, a weekly newspaper, in April 1842. Nine years later, having left Kimball, Kidder helped establish the Union Democrat, which claimed to represent the Democratic Party.
It was born Manchester Union in 1861, reverted to the Union Democrat name in early 1863, and then emerged with new owners as the Manchester Daily Union in March of that war-torn year. It has been publishing ever since.
As its 50th anniversary edition noted in 1913, "It was a lusty babe, this Manchester Daily Union, for it was born with certain faculties fully developed. Like many dailies it grew out of a weekly paper, well established, vigorous and successful."
Then, as now, it was always outspoken and occasionally controversial. It began by opposing Abraham Lincoln's prosecution of the Civil War. On one occasion, incensed Union soldiers marched on the editor's home, with noose in hand. He was not there. A century later, its editorials would find fault with Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson. It called Eisenhower "Dopey Dwight," accused Kennedy of being the nation's Number One Liar and said LBJ was Snake Oil Lyndon.
Despite its raucous start, it quickly became New Hampshire's largest newspaper and established itself as the only publication distributed statewide and covering it, as a slogan said, "From Coos to the Sea."
The "Leader" part of the Union Leader debuted in 1912 when newspaperman Frank Knox came to town. He had fought alongside fellow Rough Rider Col. Teddy Roosevelt in the Spanish American War in Cuba and visited in New Hampshire in his effort to draft Roosevelt to run again for President.
Rebuffed in his offer to buy the Union, Knox and partner John Muehling founded the Evening Leader in October 1912. Soon enough, the Union's owner threw in the towel and the Union-Leader Company was formed. The Morning Union was the statewide paper, with the Evening Leader covering Greater Manchester. In the mid-1920s, the company acquired the rival Manchester Mirror daily as well.
Knox, the first of the two most famous owners of the paper, later managed the Hearst newspaper chain and owned the Chicago Daily News. But he gained national attention as No. 2 to Alf Landon on the 1936 Republican presidential ticket and was even better known when he agreed to serve Democrat Franklin Delano Roosevelt as U.S. Navy secretary in World War II.
It was William Loeb, who bought the Union and Leader from Knox's widow in 1946, who would join the names into the Manchester Union Leader and, later, the New Hampshire Union Leader. Loeb also bought, in 1948, the two-year-old New Hampshire Sunday News.
Loeb, the son of President Theodore Roosevelt's White House secretary, quickly became nationally known for his biting front-page editorials and his interest in presidential politics. It was a timely interest because New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation Presidential Primary was just coming to national prominence.
Loeb's editorial epithets, his strong anti-Communist views, and his outspoken opposition to New Hampshire adopting a state sales or general income tax became his newspapers' hallmarks.
Loeb's Union Leader had its detractors, and he gave them space, running so many letters to the editor that his editors complained it was squeezing their news space. But in that news space, even some political foes cited a fair hand. Notably, Democratic presidential candidate Eugene McCarthy, whom Loeb had called a "skunk" on Page One, acknowledged receiving fair coverage in the news columns.
Loeb died in 1981 and was succeeded by his widow, Nackey Scripps Loeb. She was the granddaughter of another newspaperman, publishing magnate E.W. Scripps. In her time (she died in 2000), she did away with the afternoon edition, purchased several area weekly papers, and moved the newspaper offices from downtown Manchester to their eastern industrial park location.
She also pushed her team to start an online presence, UnionLeader.com, but cautioned not to "give away" all the news content.
William Loeb had left his stock in the company (amounting to 25 percent after taxes) to the William Loeb Union Leader Trust for the benefit of employees. Worried that a similar tax liability would force her heirs to sell the paper, Mrs. Loeb directed that her controlling shares be given to the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications Inc. The nonprofit school, founded in 1999, provides free courses, open to all, in various communication and media arts. (See Loebschool.org.)
The pace of change in the newspaper industry has only increased since the dawning of the 21st century. Newspapers have been sold or shuttered or reduced their footprints and outsourced production. The Union Leader and Sunday News have not been immune to the change or the challenges.
Our statewide distribution remains in place, with some of our papers delivered by agreement with smaller local papers. We, in turn, deliver some other papers, including the Wall Street Journal.
In one of the biggest changes, we contracted this year with Seacoast Media Group to print all of our publications. That move has enabled us to concentrate even more on the task that has been front and center for us since our earliest days: providing the news, informed opinion and advertising that are important to New Hampshire and her citizens.


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ATLANTA >> The boos rang loud, clear and angry the first two times Yasiel Puig's name
was uttered at Turner Field Thursday.
The Atlanta Braves didn't know it then, not with Game 1 of the National League Divisional Series still scoreless and not even two innings old, but Puig had them licked at that point.
The Dodgers young Cuban sensation was in their head, on their mind and hanging ominously in the air.
And that's how a lazy roller into centerfield became a triple, for all intents, a sacrifice fly turned into two runs and how a single player tilted the field and the NLDS decidedly into the Dodgers direction in one half inning of splendor.
On a night in which Clayton Kershaw wasn't close to being on top of his game and the unassuming Adrian Gonzalez discreetly dropped another hammer on someone, it was Puig who pointed the Dodgers in the right direction in their 6-1 win to take a one game lead in this five-game series.
He did it subtly and inconspicuously.
He did it by simply by showing up at Turner Field.
And then striking fear into the overly anxious Braves every time he turned up somewhere.
The more attention they paid him, the more doomed they were.
Those boos Puig was serenaded with during pregame introductions and as he strolled to home plate for the first postseason at bat in his career?
Ample proof Puig was firmly planted in the domes of the home team.
All those throws to first base he elicited from Atlanta starter Kris Medlen after singling in the second inning?
Just more evidence he was messing with the Braves head, his speed and boldness on the basepaths an issue they were ill-equipped to deal with.
"I noticed all the throws," Puig said, raising a knowing eyebrow.
That's when he had them
"It's a game changer," Dodgers catcher A.J. Ellis said. "He changes how you call a game and the rhythm of the game, as far as the throwing over and the throwing to the plate. It changes everything."
It certainly changed the complexion of Game 1.
Puig went first to third on an a Juan Uribe single – after Medlen paid so much attention to him at first he lost track of his primary task of getting Uribe out.
But only someone as fast and bold as Puig even attempts to take the extra base on such a lazy hit ball to center.
Or succeeds.
"Him going first to third right there, it's huge," said Dodgers center fielder Skip Schumaker.
That's because Puig then darted home on Schumaker's fly ball to center, which was just shallow enough for Jason Heyward to foolishly think he had a chance to gun Puig down at home.
Heyward's throw floated harmlessly wide of the mark, allowing Uribe to take second base and move into scoring position.
Ellis followed with a double to score Uribe – who would have still been at third had Puig not forced Heyward's hand with the errant throw home.
All of a sudden the Dodgers led 2-0.
But everyone in the park knew what the real score was.
Puig 2 Braves 0.
"That was fun to watch him out there running around," Ellis said.
There were no more boos for Mr. Puig after all that.
He didn't win the game by himself – a gutty performance by Kershaw, who wasn't sharp, the steady bat of Gonzalez and the unpretentious production Ellis all contributed to the cause.
But it was Puig who set it all up – first by getting in the Braves head and then exploiting them once there.
Puig is not well liked around here, his instant burst onto the baseball scene last summer nearly costing Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman an All-Star spot.
The uncertainty the veteran Freeman might get pushed off the team by some unknown kid barely a month or so into his career didn't sit well in Atlanta – in the community or the Braves clubhouse.
That's why Puig was treated like a villain before and during Game 1, with Braves fans' unleashing a loud round of boos at the mere mention of his name.
But nothing screams I've got your attention quite like loud, irritated boos.
Turner Field thought it could get into Puig's head, but he flipped it on the Braves and was soon dancing around in theirs.
They'll soon learn underneath all that ostentation and grandiosity lays a proud competitor, and their anger doesn't hurt him as much as it inspired him.
And to think, some people worried Puig might doom the Dodgers more than the Braves with his reckless base running and blatant disregard for the finer points of the game.
It's been an issue all year with Puig, whose youth and exuberance sometimes means the Dodgers swallowing one spoonful of sour for every three spoonfuls of sweet Puig comes up with. No sense sugar coating it. He can be maddening sometimes.
And dangerous.
Why stop at second when third base is just 90 measly feet away, Puig's legs argue with his head, cost the Dodgers a potential run getting thrown out.
Who needs to hit the cut-off man when I can throw a baseball from the right-field warning track to third base on a straight, explosive line, his volatile right arm sometimes convinces his common sense.
Only to miss the mark and allow an important run move into scoring position.
That was the worry heading into the postseason, right?
That the rougher edges of Puig might sabotage an inning or a game for the Dodgers?
"A lot's been said about the craziness. And I get it. But I'll take that because of all the great stuff that outweighs the craziness," Schumaker said. "He covers a lot of ground in the outfield. He runs the bases extremely well. Does he make a few mistakes? Sure. But if you're that aggressive why would you take it away from him?"
And who knows, maybe the longer the Dodgers stick around the more inevitable that moment becomes.
But one game into his first career postseason, he's already shown the kind of positive impact he can make.
And with the Dodgers down two starting outfielders in Matt Kemp and Andre Ethier, they desperately need him to keep it up.
Maybe the irresponsible Puig shows up in Game 2.
Maybe not.
This much we do know: The lethal Puig was dancing in the heads of the Braves Thursday.
And that was a great place to be if you're a Dodgers fan.


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Premiering January 2013 on Independent Lens.
A Film by Byron Hurt
Baffled by his dad's reluctance to change his traditional soul food diet in the face of a health crisis, filmmaker Byron Hurt sets out to learn more about this rich culinary tradition and it's relevance to black cultural identity. He discovers that the love affair that his dad and his community have with soul food is deep-rooted, complex, and in some tragic cases, deadly. Through candid interviews with soul food cooks, historians and scholars, as well as doctors, family members, and everyday people, Soul Food Junkies puts this culinary tradition under the microscope to examine both its benefits and consequences. Hurt looks at the socioeconomics of predominantly black neighborhoods, where it can be difficult to find healthy options, and wonders if soul food has become an addiction in his community.
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Curious to hear about your experiences at the first Coachella ever
Curious to hear about your experiences at the first Coachella ever
I was there.
I was there at the first Can show in Cologne.
I was in High school when my friend bought a Ford 250 with a camper and decide to drive to Coachella. My over protective mom denied me.
Coachella 07 09 Layaway 11
I was there. It was wonderful. It was so open, yet intimate. I miss the early days.
Tool and Rage Against the Machine
Crap I would pay $200+ just to see those two bands play.
Right here ! My friends and I showed up to the fields in an RV on Thursday around midnight not knowing what to expect. The fields were empty and completely pitch dark with not a soul in site. We got drunk and partied and ran around like idiots for a few hours until we were greeted by these two big black security dudes in a golf cart. They were very cool but told us we had to bounce. We drove down the road and found Lake Cahuilla and ended up camping for the evening. Morrissey, Pavement, The Chemical Brothers, Beck and Cibbomato were some of the highlights that year. I have gone every year after that ever since !
I had a great time. I had no idea what to expect but took a chance and flew down from Seattle. It was extremely laid back and well organized and kept me coming back for several subsequent visits.
101918 | Mercury Rev Tractor Tavern
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i was there the first day, and had my ass kicked by rage and tool back to back. the fields were practicably empty compared to these days.
Let's go on a livin' spree!
Yes. It felt like 120 degrees that weekend, and there were still fools dress like Fonzy from Happy Days with the leather jacket. We were so f'n burnt from Day 1 that we opted to stay indoors in Palm Springs (no onsite camping yet) and wait for the sun to go down on Day 2. I think we saw a movie at the local theater. I remember Tool was amazing. Maynard in his gimp suit + the naked bald couple suspended in the air...Day two got beat up pretty bad jumping from mosh pit to mosh pit during Rage.
I was there working a vendor booth. Sold a shit ton of glowsticks.
Came back as a spectator in 2003 and have been back every year since.
Saturday was arguably the single greatest festival day of all time. The 2nd stage faced directly into the blazing sun, massive sound bleed from the Sahara. Free terrycloth hats and water to soak them with from the artist direct tent. Both days were filled with delicious conflicts from beginning to end.
To this day 99 was easily the best Coachella ever, lineup says it all.
Years Attended:
I drove from Lake Havasu with my bros. Just cam for day two Oct 10th. Yep, in the fall. paid 60bucks for a ticket from a scalper. Not too maney people. GV lost money that year.The venue seemed so big and not nearly as crowded as is has been since 2004 when radiohead played. I found out that some new band called A perfect Circle played the day before, and Maynard was the signer. WTF, that blew my mind. Def would have come both days. Tool was amazing. Took some E and saw these two naked dancers swinging above the stage by chains. They seemed to move into each other and turn into one person. I still dont understand how I saw that. Rage opened up for them, But Zac had a fucked case of laryngitis. He still came out and kicked our ass.
2001 was even better. Just a one day party. I drove out that morning after having a rager at my house in SAN DIEGO. Had an awesome time just being there and parting with my brother and BF. I dont even remember who played that year. Who cares? You go there to have fun. To party. I look at the line up as secondary. I have gone to festivals where I didnt know a single name on the lineup and had just as much fun as coachella."joshua tree music fest" " Lightning in a bottle" "burning Man"
The music is just the soundtrack to your weekend. The people is is where the real party is at. Could you really have fun if you were the only one on the whole grass, but all those bands were still playing. Cool, but not that cool.
I have been to 10 Coachellas now. Golden Voice has really made the party better every year. They got a DR of crowd dynamics to plan arrivals and departures and toilet placement, food needs, ect. Then they got camping in 2004. Huge upgrade to not have to drive home drunk. Thats what happened back in the day. Everyone had to leave every night. Then in 2010 they finally let us bring in our beer to the party. That was pretty lame to make us buy $7 beers for a three day party. Never again. They use to plan the event to land on a full moon. Not so much any more. Having cell phones work out there was a big help. I dont remember when but its very cool. Charging stations, Free water if you have a cup. 10 for 1 bottle recycling really cleaned up the grass. It used to be complely covered in plastic at midnight. Oh the late shows past curfew is awesome too. They pay like $10,000 a minute past 12AM. So they are just being cool to let us keep dancing for 30 min because they know we want to even though they lose 300k from their bottem line. Based on the improvements I see, I believe they have must have a think tank that deals with each individual problem at a time. They listen to the people. They really want us to have a good time.But, They also want money. Its not Burning Man.
Some things I really hope they work on for this year:
More showers: Open 24 hours;
Less General Addmission; it was way too much last year
more interactive art
Have fun guys. Love and light.
Great stuff guys! Keep it going!
And if possible scan and post pics from that time!
That's awesome. I'm jealous of those who got to go to the first one, so I like hearing your experiences too =)
I am envious
It's funny how everything was roses when we held on to the guns.
I heart this thread, I want to hug it. Only been going for 7 years and still envious of those who got to go the first year. You are all pioneers of awesome
you are right Iburn. I got my days mixed up. All the Morrissey look alikes were there Day1. I actually met the bald couple that was dangling up in the air during Tool's set when they were walking to the Sahara Tent on Day1. Seemed like the distance between the stage and sahara was waaaaay longer sans all of the vendor booths & exhibits we have now. I was honestly not too impressed with the 1st Coachella after being blown away my first festival earlier that Summer at Rome, NY. That's probably why it took so long for me to come back.
Nice! This thread inspired me to dl a live set from that year feat. DJ Qbert, Mix Master Mike, Invisibl Skratch Piklz, and Rahzel! Dj Shadow was outstanding that year.
Still my favorite of all the years i've gone. Don't miss the sea of plastic bottles after the show though (water was free as well).
Beck was so amazing!
The Midnight Vultures Beck show was so fun. Seeing Art of Noise at the time thrilled me. That was my first "Never thought i'd see these guys...Wow! i'm seeing these guys" set at a Coachella.
i've said this before, my favorite 99 moment was during Moby's live set. He was going on about this incredible place we were at and had the lights turned off so we could soak in the stars.
Huell Howser = megasexx
7/24 - Stevie Wonder @ Hollywood Bowl
8/6 - HARD - LA State Historic Park
9/3 - FYF @ LA State Historic Park
I remember wandering into Underworlds set and having my taste in music seriously altered.
It was my first time seeing a load of bands! Modest Mouse were still a three piece band and Isaac Brock had a broken jaw. Some foreign girl asked me if Underworld played "Born Slippy" over and over because I couldn't understand her accent. SFA was really energetic still. Chemical Brothers won me over that night. I skipped the 2nd night despite Pavement.
99 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13!
Thanks for The Stone Roses and blur!!! Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Electrelane, Dum Dum Girls, SISU, HUM, American Analog Set, Unrest, Lush, Inspiral Carpets, th' faith healers and Chavez for 2014 please!
I'm jealous of all of you, I was 10 when the first Coachella happened but I love just about every band that played that year. Makes me wish I had a time machine.
April 24 - Queens of the Stone Age
April 26-28 - Levitation
how much were the tickets back then?
Nice. And the dust. Getting to and from the parking areas was an experience in itself.


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The move is intended to position 44ounces more broadly across the continuum of services that midsized to large companies need when seeking to harness and execute on insight derived from big data analytics. These services include dataset creation, predictive analytics, research, strategy, and more standard marketing services, such as advertising, direct marketing, and public relations across all platforms. With this deal, all these services will come under the 44ounces brand.
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Steve Rodgers To Open for Bad Company & Lynyrd Skynyrd
Steve Rodgers, Paul Rodgers' son, will be supporting Bad Company & Lynyrd Skynyrd on their upcoming US July tour dates. Steve Rodgers' set times for the Bad Company & Lynyrd Skynyrd tour will range from 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM depending on the venue.
"Steve Rodgers has been busy this year recording his much requested second LP, due for release in November 2014. Critics compare his music to a mix of Jack Johnson, Paolo Nutini and Cat Stevens. Steve grew up surrounded by great music and at a young age he used to listen to LP's from his father's eclectic record collection, mostly blues records, The Beatles and his favourite, Led Zeppelin." – For more information visit SteveRodgersMusic.com
The Bad Company & Lynyrd Skynyrd tour kicks off July 10th in Bangor, ME at the Waterfront Pavilion. Bad Company will play July 8th at Casino Rama in Rama, Ontario just prior to the Bad Company & Lynyrd Skynrd tour. For more information and tickets visit the tour page here


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My general theory of presidential debates is that, whatever happens in the immediate aftermath of a debate, gravity will tend to pull the candidates back to where they started out. Thus, if President Obama went into last week's debate up by 4 points, say, but after the debate finds himself 2 points behind Mitt Romney, then my general theory would predict that, over time, Obama will recapture most of that territory and pull back into the lead.
There are two reasons why I hold this general theory. First, by the time of the first debate the race has taken shape. Both parties have already bombarded the airwaves, the two national conventions have occurred, and the fundamentals of the race (most notably, the economic situation) are well-established. Thus, the pre-debate poll results should reflect, though not infallibly, the underlying reality of the race. And "underlying reality" should trump a one-off event.
Second, the general theory is supported by past experience. In 2004, George W. Bush had a small but clear lead over John Kerry going into the first debate. Kerry outdebated Bush and the lead essentially disappeared. But as time went on, Bush got most of it back and prevailed on election day. Similarly, in 1984, Ronald Reagan's poor performance in his first debate with Walter Mondale caused his lead in the polls to diminish. But Reagan went on to win in a landslide.
Will Obama gain back most of the ground he lost to Romney? I would expect him to if he wins one or both of the next two debates. And even if he just holds his own in both, he might well make clear progress.
However, there are several reasons why my general theory may not fit this election all that well. First, I've never been convinced that the pre-debate polls fully captured the underlying reality of this race. To the extent they had Obama leading by more than the margin of error, they seemed to fly in the face of the economic data. Moreover, they may have been the product of one-sided advertising, especially in swing states. From what I can tell (and I live in a swing state market — just across the river from Virginia), Obama had been pounding Romney on the air for months with little push back.
I had expected the Republican Convention to alter the dynamic of the race, but it did not seem to. Why? Maybe the Republicans just don't have a convincing case to make to the public. But the debate undermines this explanation, which was never very convincing. More likely, the Convention's lack of impact was due to relatively low viewership combined with lack of substance. As we noted at the time, in Tampa the Republicans opted to talk more about how nice and loving they are than about the superiority of their ideas.
Second, Obama's popularity is built on a cult of personality to a far greater extent than past presidents. And two key elements behind the cult were Obama's supposed superior intellect and ability to inspire. When Bush debated poorly, voters weren't pleased. But his performance didn't fundamentally alter the public's perception of him — he hadn't been billed as a great intellect or an inspirational figure. Reagan, on the other hand, was seen as a great communicator. But he had never been considered particularly strong when it came to policy detail.
Romney's trouncing of Obama thus has the potential to alter fundamentally the way voters perceive the president. This was much less true with Bush and Reagan. And, because inflated perceptions of Obama are part of the "underlying reality" of this race, the debate can be viewed as changing that reality.
Accordingly, there is reason to believe that, unless Obama rallies to defeat Romney in at least one of the upcoming debates, the first debate has irreparably damaged Obama. This doesn't mean that Obama won't win back some of the ground he lost; nor does it mean he will lose the election or even that he should be viewed as likely to.
What it does mean, I think, is that Obama cannot rely on time to wash away the impact of the debate or on gravity to pull him back to his prior standing.


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(Note: Following is the text of a full-page ad which Priests for Life placed in the New York Times on Friday, July 21, 2000. Click here for more information regarding the educational campaign of which this ad is a part.)
We, the undersigned Catholic Priests from every region of the country, representing thousands of other priests in the Priests for Life Association, call the attention of all Christians and Americans to the US Bishops' statement Living the Gospel of Life: A Challenge to American Catholics (Nov. 1998) and the statement Faithful Citizenship: Civic Responsibility for a New Millennium (USCC Administrative Board, Sept. 1999). As this election season intensifies, we consider it critical to do our part to bring these documents to the attention of American voters, candidates, and all who hold elected office, no matter what their religious affiliation. Both documents underscore the fact that "abortion and euthanasia have become preeminent threats to human dignity because they directly attack life itself, the most fundamental human good and the condition for all others" (LGL 5, FC p.16).
Together with the bishops, " we commend … public officials who, with courage and determination, use their positions of leadership to promote respect for all human life" (LGL 31). We likewise affirm with them that "the inherent value of human life, at every stage and in every circumstance, is not a sectarian issue any more than the Declaration of Independence is a sectarian creed" (LGL 6). Every Christian and every American is called to respect life.
Abortion is a violent act which destroys a human being. We call upon those who do not admit this to demonstrate the contrary, and upon those who do admit it but would still defend it to demonstrate why legalized abortion does not violate our nation's recognition of the unalienable right to life and of equality before the law.
We are not speaking here about imposing religious beliefs by law, but rather about defending a value which is as fundamental to the state as it is to the Church. The law rightly prohibits any Church from trying to introduce the killing of children as part of its worship service, no matter what it may "believe" about those children. Such a prohibition does not violate the separation of Church and State. Should, then, the Church be silent when the State allows the killing of children by abortion?
To those who would allow abortion and claim to be Christian, we say, "Stop being a scandal to the Gospel of Jesus Christ." To those, furthermore, who identify themselves as Catholic, we repeat the words of our bishops, "We urge those Catholic officials who choose to depart from Church teaching on the inviolability of human life in their public life to consider the consequences for their own spiritual well being, as well as the scandal they risk by leading others into serious sin. We call on them to reflect on the grave contradiction of assuming public roles and presenting themselves as credible Catholics when their actions on fundamental issues of human life are not in agreement with Church teaching. No public official, especially one claiming to be a faithful and serious Catholic, can responsibly advocate for or actively support direct attacks on innocent human life" (LGL 32).
We stand ready to help Christians and all Americans to understand and follow these principles. We will not be intimidated, nor frightened into complacency, by those in the government and the media who would prefer us to keep silent behind the walls of the Church sanctuary. Rather, we pledge to repeat these teachings throughout this election season and throughout the year, from thousands of pulpits all across America, using print media, radio, television and the internet, and to do all in our power to lead believers to build a nation based on a consistent ethic of respect for every human life!
Fr. Frank Pavone
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It looks like the fans in Toronto won't have Dion Phaneuf around to boo for a while.
The veteran defenseman, who the Maple Leafs fans have soured on in less than a year in blue and white (causing heated debate in Toronto about whether Brian Burke should be criticizing the paying customers after they voice their displeasure), is going to miss four to six weeks with a laceration suffered Tuesday night.
Phaneuf was taken to the hospital after he was cut by Ottawa forward Peter Regin's skate in the second period. He underwent successful surgery, according to the team.
Depending on your perspective on Phaneuf, this could be a help or a hurt to the Leafs and/or the Bruins. In 11 games this season, Phaneuf has famously posted just four assists (no goals) and a minus-6 rating. The Leafs are off to a 5-5-1 start after losing their last three.
Those that've been razzing Phaneuf at the Air Canada Centre undoubtedly believe the Leafs will be better off without their captain. But common sense says this is a major blow to an already-sliding Leafs squad. That, of course, bodes well for Boston, as the Bruins are again in possession of the Leafs' first-round pick next June. The better the lottery chances for the Leafs/Bruins, the best that Phil Kessel trade continues to look.
"You can't replace Dion and what he brings to the team, but other people will have to step up in a leadership role and be vocal," Toronto head coach Ron Wilson told reporters following the Leafs' 3-2 loss to the Sens. "We've got a deep defense. Some guys will get some more minutes. We should be able to weather the storm."
Here's what James Mirtle of the Globe and Mail had to write today about the Phaneuf injury absence:
"There's been a suggestion out there today that perhaps the Leafs will be better off without Phaneuf, but looking at the pairings they have to work with, it's hard to see how that's the case. None of Gunnarsson, Lebda or Komisarek have played particularly well or received many minutes this season, and at least one is now inline for a big bump in ice time.
"Yes, Phaneuf has been prone to defensive errors and is a minus player so far, but he has also been part of a defensive unit that has dramatically cut down the shots and chances against this season. He likely shouldn't play as many minutes as he does in tough situations, but he's a more effective player than anyone Toronto has among its No. 5 to 7 blueliners and his loss will definitely be felt."
The Bruins play the second game of their season series with the Maple Leafs Dec. 4, so there's no telling if they'll face Phaneuf — Nathan Horton's first fighting partner in three years — at the ACC that night. It's also difficult to believe that by then the Leafs will be in a better standings position than they are now without their No. 1 blueliner.


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A mare's pregnancy might not seem that complicated on the surface, but her relationship with the embryo and its adjacent parts--in total, the conceptus--is remarkably complex. In order to prevent early embryonic loss, the conceptus must interrupt her estrous cycle, signaling her uterus to create a receptive environment for attachment and growth.
Exactly how this "maternal recognition of pregnancy" occurs remains a mystery; however, researchers recently identified some of the genes involved--improving their understanding of early embryonic loss and how it might one day be prevented.
"The domestic horse is one of the few species in which the pregnancy recognition signal has not been established," explained Claudia Klein, Dr.med.vet., PhD, Dipl. ACT, ECAR, of the University of Kentucky's Gluck Equine Research Center .
Researchers know that among mammals a horse's pregnancy is unique : the conceptus is mobile in the uterus for nine to 18 days following ovulation; and a capsule surrounds the embryo like an egg shell. However, veterinarians are striving for a more comprehensive grasp of the earliest days of pregnancy.
To gain a better understanding of how the dam-to-be's body communicates with her embryo during these early days of pregnancy, Klein and research colleague Mats H.T. Troedsson, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACT, ECAR, collected embryos from mares at Days 8, 10, 12, and 14 after ovulation and noted which of the embryos' genes were turned on or off at each time point.
During the study, the team identified a multitude of genes with roles in early embryonic survival, including some unique types of genes not previously reported in other species.
"Some of the more important genes expressed by early equine conceptuses were those involved in changing the surface of the embryonic capsule, an event orchestrating the cessation of embryonic mobility," explained Klein. It is crucial that the embryo attaches to the uterine wall in a timely manner so that pregnancy can be maintained.
Simply put, researchers learned that the conceptus appears to change the composition or structure of its own capsule to assist in maintaining pregnancy.
However, this is only one aspect of in the early maintenance of pregnancy, note the scientists.
"This research points us in a new direction to determine 'maternal recognition of pregnancy' which will eventually help us to understand early embryonic loss, a frustrating event for horse breeders," Klein concluded.
The study, "Transcriptional profiling of equine conceptuses reveals new aspects of embryo-maternal communication in the horse," will be published in an upcoming edition of The Biology of Reproduction. The abstract is available for free on PubMed.
Source: www.thehorse.com
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Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann was the only member of the ECB's Governing Council to vote against Draghi's bond- purchase plan, known as Outright Monetary Transactions, saying it is tantamount to printing money to finance governments and warning of the risk that it could fuel inflation.
Draghi today reiterated that the ECB stands ready to activate the program as soon as a country like Spain fulflls the pre-requisites of seeking aid from Europe's bailout fund and signing up to conditions. He has also sought to placate German concerns with assurances that the purchases won't fuel inflation.
"A rate cut could further undermine support of inflation- averse Germans and thus be counterproductive," said Christian Schulz, senior economist at Berenberg Bank in London. "It is pivotal for the ECB to ensure strong OMT credibility. This means ensuring a maximum of support from Germany."
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text: COLUMBIA, Mo. – Senior Erin Gatling scored a career-best 23 points leading the University of Arkansas women's basketball team to a 58-50 win at Missouri in SEC action Thursday.The Razorbacks move to 14-5 overall and 2-4 in the SEC behind Gatling's three-point shooting clinic. Gatling hit a career-best six threes. The victory is the first for Arkansas over the Tigers since they joined the SEC this season."There is a time and place for everyone and everything and Erin's been waiting a long time," Arkansas head coach Tom Collen said. "She got out to a good start and we just rode her into the second half. I thought our game plan defensively was really good. We knew we had to guard them on the perimeter but we also had to guard the baseline and we switch well and did a good job defensively and then Erin was the difference."The first 10 minutes belonged to the Razorbacks as they held Missouri to just two points on 1-for-13 shooting. Arkansas forced turnovers early and rebounded well while not allowing the Tigers to get a good look from three-point range as they opened a 12-2 lead.The Tigers made some substitutions and adjustments and clawed back into the game coming within four points of Arkansas but the Razorbacks hung on taking a 24-19 lead into the locker room at the break. It is the third time in six SEC games that Arkansas has held opponents to 19 first-half points.Gatling came in off the bench and scored a game-leading nine first-half points hitting three three-pointers allowing the Razorbacks to lead from the tip.After a quick 5-0 run to start the second half, Arkansas stumbled allowing the Tigers a pair of threes as they closed within two, 29-27, with 15:37 left to play.The game would remain close for the duration with Arkansas maintaining the lead but never able to pull away. The Razorbacks' defense was like a gnat that kept Missouri off-balance as Arkansas forced 18 turnovers and converted that to 25 points.Gatling and Calli Berna had hands in the passing lanes all game long and Missouri committed three shot clock violations and rushed many more after struggling to get the ball up the floor.Missouri had momentum late in the game but Arkansas maintained possession with three offensive rebounds, followed by a pair of Tiger fouls as the energy swung to the Razorbacks' side of the floor. The Tigers' top three pointer shooter hit a bucket to bring Missouri within four.Berna followed up with a drive and a layup and Arkansas got a steal. Gatling hit her sixth three of the night as the Razorbacks played the final 3:30 of the game as well as you can.Arkansas shot 36 percent for the game hitting 21-for-59 including eight three pointers in the win. The Razorbacks were paced by Gatling with 23. Berna finished with 12 points and Quistelle Williams had nine points for the Razorbacks. Keira Peak and Sarah Watkins had eight rebounds each in the balanced defensive effort.Arkansas continues SEC action hosting No. 18 South Carolina Sunday at 2 p.m. in Bud Walton Arena.


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Sheriff's investigators are looking into a report of a rape at El Molino High School in Forestville on Saturday night.
A sheriff's official said Sunday afternoon that a female victim reported the crime at 9 p.m. The victim told sheriff's investigators that a man armed with a knife confronted her near the school, officials said.
The suspect walked the victim to the east side of the school's tennis courts, next to a small shed, where he raped her, officials said.


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HHS Secretary Price on Senate health bill: 'I think we will get it done'
WASHINGTON (Sinclair Broadcast Group) - The Senate is expected to release its revised health care bill on Thursday. Senate GOP leaders want a vote next week, but the legislation is dividing Republicans.
Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price sat down with National Correspondent Michelle Macaluso for a one-on-one interview about the challenges in getting the Senate health care bill passed and expressed confidence that the Senate will repeal much of Obamacare.
"I think we will get it done, I think we will get it done before the time frame in August," said Price.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., delayed the start of the August recess to get the GOP to work on health care reform and other legislative items.


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The Sunday Post is hosted by Kimba of The Caffeinated Book Reviewer. This is a weekly meme where we can share news of the week and highlight new books received.
I can't believe that Thanksgiving is next week! This year we are heading to Mitchell's Fish Market for an early dinner (they are serving a special turkey dinner in addition to their regular menu – I am planning on ordering scallops because I don't like turkey), and then I hope to hibernate for the rest of long weekend and read. I hope you all have a wonderful week!
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John A. VanDunk of Hillburn, NY passed away February 13, 2013, at the age of 89. Born February 1, 1924 in Hillburn, NY to Andrew and Nellie (Suffern) VanDunk, John was an Army Veteran of World War II and was retired from Avon in Suffern.
He is survived by his wife, Loretta of 55 years; three children: Gina, Jason and Gaye; three grandchildren: Timothy, Mikayla, and Kevin. He was predeceased by six sisters and two brothers.
John's Funeral Service will be held on Monday at 11 a.m. at Scarr Funeral Home, Inc., Route 202, Suffern, NY. Burial will follow at Airmont Cemetery in Airmont, NY. Friends may call on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Funeral Home.


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The California men's and women's tennis programs will host their annual fall-season kickoff event on Friday, Sept. 3. Peter Wright and Amanda Augustus welcome fans and supporters alike to their annual Cal Tennis Kickoff Dinner, which will begin at 5 p.m. PT at the Berkeley Tennis Club and will feature exciting exhibition tennis in the Battle of the Decades.
Attendees will have the chance to meet the 2010-11 tennis teams and cheer for their favorite players. The evening program includes refreshments, a no-host bar and exhibition tennis featuring current and past members of the Cal tennis teams. A buffet dinner will follow the on-court action. The Berkeley Tennis Club is located at One Tunnel Road, Berkeley, Calif., 94705.
Tickets are $40 for adults and $15 for youth under the age of 12, when purchased in advance. Prices are $50 and $25 at the door. Please RSVP by Friday, Aug. 27. For more information or to reserve your spot today, please contact Jenny Simon, Director of Olympic Sports Operations, Cal Athletics, 135B Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, CA 94720-4422 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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