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NEW YORK (AP) — The zombies on AMC's "The Walking Dead" are relentless. The series returned for its fourth season Sunday with its biggest audience ever and is easily the most popular drama on television among young viewers this season.
The 16.1 million people who watched the AMC series Sunday shattered the show's previous record of 12.4 million, which was set for April's final episode of the third season, the Nielsen company said.
An estimated 10.4 million of those viewers were ages 18 to 49, which is the demographic sweet spot for those who sell television advertising. No broadcast network drama came close. NBC's "Blacklist," with 3.9 million viewers in that demographic last week, came in second. The most popular broadcast drama so far this season was the Sept. 24 showing of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." on ABC, with just under 6 million young viewers.
The discussion series that followed the premiere, "The Talking Dead," had 5.1 million viewers with 3.3 million in the young demographic, Nielsen said.
AMC President Charlie Collier credited series creator Robert Kirkman and his deputies for the strong showing. "Thanks to them, the dead have never been more alive," Collier said.
"NCIS" on CBS, with 18.3 million viewers, was the week's most popular drama. Only 3.6 million of those viewers were in the young demographic, making the show less valuable to many advertisers.
Fox News Channel's Megyn Kelly made a strong debut in the network's prime-time lineup last week. "The Kelly File" averaged 2.3 million viewers, or 38 percent more than Sean Hannity had been averaging in the 9 p.m. Eastern time slot since the beginning of July. Kelly was second only to Fox's Bill O'Reilly in popularity on cable news last week.
Despite all the new fall programming, last week's ratings indicated what truly rules in the season: five of the 13 most popular programs were either football games, football highlights shows or a football pregame show.
CBS won the week in prime time, averaging 9.2 million viewers. NBC had 8.4 million, Fox had 7.5 million, ABC had 7 million, Univision had 3.2 million, the CW had 1.7 million, Telemundo had 1.14 million and ION Television had 1.05 million.
TBS was the week's most popular cable network, averaging 4.2 million viewers in prime time. ESPN had 2.7 million, AMC had 2.2 million, The Disney Channel had 2 million and Fox News Channel had 1.8 million.
NBC's "Nightly News" topped the evening newscasts with an average of 8.2 million viewers. ABC's "World News" was second with 7.3 million and the "CBS Evening News" had 6.4 million viewers.
For the week of Oct. 7-13, the top 10 shows, their networks and viewerships: NFL Football: Washington vs. Dallas, NBC, 22.07 million; "NCIS," CBS, 18.33 million; "The Big Bang Theory," CBS, 17.64 million; "The Walking Dead," AMC, 16.11 million; "Sunday Night NFL Pre-Kick," NBC, 16.02 million; "NCIS: Los Angeles," CBS, 14.84 million; "The Voice" (Monday), NBC, 14.64 million; "The OT," Fox, 14.11 million; "Dancing With the Stars," ABC, 13 million; "Football Night in America," NBC, 11.78 million.
ABC is owned by The Walt Disney Co. CBS is owned by CBS Corp. CW is a joint venture of Warner Bros. Entertainment and CBS Corp. Fox is owned by 21st Century Fox. NBC and Telemundo are owned by Comcast Corp. ION Television is owned by ION Media Networks.
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Did you know there is a remote possibility that all codes are weaker than your expect and there is nothing you can do about it? Believe it or not, there is an unsolved math problem that says this is possible.
Few of us realize how much mathematics lie behind our ciphers. The P vs. NP Problem has been out there so long that few cryptologists have plans should P=NP. The P vs. NP Problem basically asks how quickly can you solve a problem. Should P=NP be the answer, then all codes are weaker than one would expect.
This article is a contingency plan for information security experts should they ever have to deal with P=NP. First, do no panic. Only if a faster integer factorization algorithm is found will you have to worry immediately. The solution was not found in a day, nor will it be the end of the universe. It will be a long-term threat.
You can reassure everyone that there is a major threat on the horizon, no one can exploit it for now, so they are safe. You are aware of the issue and are taking all precautions.
Next, do your home work. Just because P=NP says our ciphers are weaker, it does not show us how to use this information to attack codes. This is because we know that if any NP or EXPONENTIAL time problem can be reduced to P, P=NP. Chances are it will not have any immediate cryptologic usefulness save P=NP.
Given the number of encryption algorithms available, you have some wiggle room because codes will most likely be attacked in groups, so some codes will become weaker as new math research becomes available. This means math research is no longer option in being ignored.
Also, lawyers will have a field day. Since there are secure data laws, they will have to tell you what your legal risks are. Although the courts will most likely allow a grace period since it would jeopardize many companies to get back into compliance.
This plan is sufficient to satisfy your needs should you have to react to P=NP. Given the nature and numbers of those who have big stakes on the P vs. NP Problem, should P=NP happen everyone will have to respond to the same news. Since this is a low probability event, P=NP would force all who have a stake to get the same news causing a denial of service attack on all relevant information. This plan will help you avoid that and be prepared should P=NP happen.

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Thule's T2 platform rack securely carries 2 bikes by the wheels. It doesn't touch the frames or forks so it's ideal for carrying bikes with funky suspension designs. The T2 also loads in seconds with minimal lifting involved so it's great for heavier freeride and DH bikes. With integrated bike locks, this sturdy rack also secures to your vehicle with Thule's Snug-Tite receiver lock. Take any bike, the T2 accepts 20- to 29-inch wheels and up to 3-inch-wide tires. Plus, it folds down when not in use for easy access to the back of your vehicle.
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I have a Thule and Yakima rear hangers, but I like this design for my 8i Electra Townie. Much faster to load as well.
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Wanted to get a Hitch Platform bike carrier. And Jake convinced me the Thule T2 was the product. And must say: he was spot on. This is a great product. Even more: they put the thing together for me(I do not have that skill)--and Jake took another 1/2 hour explaining how it worked when I picked it up. I love Palm Desert Cyclery--and they have won my business for a lifetime. The best service in the valley. Period.
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This is a great rack, that said, the locks won't stop any one determined enough to Possess your bike as their own, but will slow them down. Also, with the add on installed, the unit is around 3.5-4ft long, and doesn't fit in most garages attached to larger vehicles. Final verdict, I wouldn't waste my money on trying out anything else. This rack does it all and will last a long time with proper care.
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If you still decide which bike rack to get, get Thule T2, you'll love it every time when you go bike ride.
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If you want to be the envy of all your bike friends, this is the rack for you (I have friends who are mechanically oriented and they were impressed before I even put a bike on it). I also got the extension to hold four bikes. Although I have not gotten the stop watch out yet, I would bet I can either load or unload four bikes in less than three minutes. I own a road bike, a hybrid and a full suspension mountain bike. All three types fit equally as well (I have carried four full suspension mountain bikes without an issue). With more conventional racks (two bars through the triangle of the frame) I had an issue with loading my wife's bike with its female frame being contorted and sticking up. Not an issue with this rack. The same is true for kids bikes. The rack also allows you to shift the bike positions on the rack (left or right) so the seat and handlebars do not run into each other with alternate positions when loading. Loading the rake onto the car is a matter of one bolt and the extension has two bolts, neither of which takes more than a minute or two to tighten. The bikes also have a much more stable ride than a conventional rack (no need for stabilizer bars or ties). I have the 2" receiver and use the rack on a small SUV and a large pick-up truck. The rack works equally as well for either and it folds up when attached and not loaded with bikes. There are only two downsides to this rack. With the extension for four bikes the rack is expensive. Also if you try to carry the two pieces together the rack is heavy (I store the rack in two pieces). However, after you have tried it you will find these issues not to be an issue in your decision. This by far is the best rack I have ever owned.
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Very good rack just alittle expensive but now that I got it love it!
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The weather on Sunday is supposed to be HOT. After consultation with the leader of our flock it's been decided that indoors - with air conditioning - would be best.
We plan to gather at 12 Oaks Mall this coming Sunday, June 10.. We'll see you in the Center Court at 1pm. Wear a BSKG shirt if you have one..... all the better for flash mob knitting.


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About Paul Wright
Paul Wright revels in the material qualities of oil on canvas in his lush, expressive, and often large-scale paintings. He is keenly attuned to the way different pigments reflect light, the balance of color and form across the surface of his compositions, and the seemingly limitless variety of marks that different brushes and gestures may produce. In keeping with the long history of his medium, he chooses to concentrate on such age-old subjects as still lifes, interior scenes, and portraits of friends and strangers. He realizes each of these subjects with a combination of abstraction and representation, foregrounding his exuberant brushstrokes. As Wright once described his approach, "I have spent the last 15 years developing a painterly language through which I seek to capture a vitality beyond the establishment of a mere 'likeness' to the subject."
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Adams of Providence Receives Clarkson University's Top Award for Young Alumni
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Adams received his bachelor of science in civil and environmental engineering from Clarkson University in 1993. In 1999, he graduated from Cornell University with a master of science degree in a specialized business program in real estate.
Adams' career in real estate began while he was still a student in Potsdam. He purchased his first home at 20-years-old at 6 State Street, Potsdam. He renovated and repaired the house for rental and by the time the bank assessed the house for the closing, it appraised at twice what he had paid for it.
After graduation, Adams worked as an environmental engineer for Pare Engineering. He continued buying houses, fixing them up and reselling them concentrating mostly around Providence, near Brown University.
Finally, he expanded his residential real estate projects with industrial mill buildings in the Providence, Pawtucket and Central Falls areas, buying distressed or underperforming properties and filling them with small companies and an art studio. Today, Adams has more than 250, 000 square feet with 50-plus tenants. He is owner of Adams Realty Endeavors Inc. and North American Industries Inc., both successful real estate development and management companies.
Adams has remained closely involved with Clarkson University. He has hosted hockey telecast events, interviewed prospective students, and attended high school information events about Clarkson. He is also a Roundtable member and a current and past reunion planning chair.
He lives in Providence, R.I., with his wife, Sara Adams. They have one daughter, Audrey.
Clarkson University crosses the boundaries of disciplines, nations and cultures in order for discovery, engineering innovation and enterprise to come together. As a result, faculty and graduates grasp the full impact of their calling, direct their research to the world's pressing issues and lead with confidence and distinction. One in seven alumni is already a CEO or other senior executive. Located in Potsdam, N.Y., just outside the six-million-acre Adirondack Park, Clarkson is home to 3, 000 students preparing for rewarding careers through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, science, and health sciences, as well as unparalleled outdoor recreation and life experiences beyond the classroom.
Photo caption: Jerauld Adams (right) receives the Golden Knight Award from Clarkson University President Tony Collins (left) and Associate Vice President for Alumni Relations Steve Newkofsky (center).


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Cy joined the Golden Eagle roster in 2010 and spent his first season as a redshirt...originally a quarterback coming out of high school, he made the transition to wide receiver in time to work at his new position for spring drills...was a wide receiver one season during his high school career...excellent size and deceptive speed...has made two appearances on the Athletic Director's Honor Roll.
AT TECH(In 2011): Cy was a member of the team but logged no stats.
AT TECH (In 2010): Cy was a redshirt member of the squad in his first season at Tech.
HIGH SCHOOLl: A four-year letterwinner in both football and basketball, Cy was a standout for McMinn County High School...an Honor Roll student, he earned a handful of awards for his performance at quarterback for coach Bo Cagle...named Scholar-Athlete of the Week and also Scholar-Athlete of the Year...two-time Offensive Player of the Year and twice All-Region pick...served as team captain and helped his squad capture the 2009 district championship...named the District 5-AAA Quarterback of the Year after passing for 1,765 yards and rushing for another 559 yards...accounted for 2,324 all-purpose yards and 18 touchdowns...completed 62 percent of his passes on the way to a 9-3 season...was a wide receiver in his sophomore season, making 12 catches for 209 yards and one touchdown...career as a quarterback added up to 3,482 passing yards and 23 touchdowns, along with 839 rushing yards and seven TDs.
PERSONAL: The son of Heidi Ables...full name is Cy Edward Ables...birthdate is June 21, 1992... majoring in criminal justice.


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After a 2012 season in which Next presented the ethereal flavors of El Bulli, the seafood-centric family food of Sicily and the infinite subtleties of Japanese kaiseki, chef Dave Beran and company are getting assertive in 2013. "The Hunt," Next's opening menu, is a flavor powerhouse, a parade of bold ingredients, colors and textures.
I'd be tempted to call the menu "beefy," had there been any beef on the plates. But there are plenty of other animals to enjoy.
Five of them, in fact, arrive in a single course, lined up along a tree branch. The "charcu-tree," as the menu calls it (I called it "Five Bumps on a Log"), offers tastes of soft rabbit pate, chewy elk jerky, a 45-day-aged boar salume, surprisingly light venison-heart tartare and predictably heavy blood sausage. Before that, a wooden Lazy Susan presents a tribute to preserved fish, with discrete piles of smoked trout, potted walleye rillettes, cured salmon and smoked sturgeon arrayed around toasted pumpernickel planks (stacked like campfire logs) and matchsticks of pickled kohlrabi.
One easily could dub this the "Hunter and Gatherer" menu, as several components embrace foraging and preservation. The first course arrives in a glass box, a mini-terrarium filled with hen-of-the-woods mushrooms, garlic, shallots and herbs, and guests are invited to spear the edible prey using silver French walnut picks (alongside, in wooden bowls, is a fragrant cremini-mushroom consomme with a sweet hint of Madeira).
A subsequent course offers cellar-preserved local carrots (with a murky carrot sauce that I would happily drink by the cupful), and later there's a vegetable composition, served in a curl of birch bark, that may well serve as a prelude to Next's upcoming vegan menu in the spring.
Then chef Dave Beran breaks out the big guns, as it were, with four consecutive knockout courses. First, a bacon-and-eggs composition of radicchio-wrapped scrambled duck eggs alongside smoked duck tongue, with splashes of apple cider vinegar on the plate — a re-imagined applewood bacon and eggs. Then pure-white sturgeon arrives over crisped sunchokes with a take-me-now caviar-butter sauce, followed by woodcock medallions stuffed with its offal (minced liver and heart, with a bit of truffle) and topped with microplaned slivers of unsweetened chocolate.
The squab is the menu's centerpiece, and a delicious lesson in beak-to-tail preparation and consumption. Squab breast, leg and even head are on the plate (the brain is rather tasty), along with a dough-wrapped package of innards (think offal en croute) and a sauce of squab jus, cognac and red wine. It's deliriously good.
On the table is a bowl bearing roasted carcass pieces — not a lot of meat on these bones, but tasty to gnaw regardless — which you are encouraged, nay, expected, to plunder. On a side plate is a savory oatmeal porridge with more squab bits, some foie gras and duck fat and more of that sensational sauce.
The hidden joke is that while the squab is the most elegant course — served on gold-rimmed plates, candelabras brought to each table — it's also the course that invites the most hand-to-mouth eating.
The meal concludes with a little more audience participation. Guests cook small coins of bison tenderloin on a heated black rock, choose garnishes (tart cherry jam, candied pecans, brown-butter sugar, English toffee, mint) to blend into a risottolike sweet barley pudding and, finally, employ twigs (Japanese maple, remnants from the kaiseki menu) to twirl maple taffy from a bed of shaved ice.
Regular, premium and nonalcoholic beverage pairings are available. The more expensive wine pairing will pay off when the big Burgundies roll out, but the regular pairing offers some terrific food matches. And Next is known for the complexity and depth of its nonalcoholic beverages.
Service was, as always, exemplary on my one visit (the short duration of Next's menus makes multiple visits impractical), but inasmuch as I've been to every Next iteration to date, I can no longer maintain anonymity, unless I were to engage the services of a skilled or very sloppy surgeon.
Next changes its menu theme thrice yearly to adopt different times, places and cuisines. "The Hunt" runs through April. Reservations, in the form of prepaid tickets, are sold online only and are notoriously difficult to obtain, though same-day seats become available with some frequency, announced via Twitter.
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953 W. Fulton Market; nextrestaurant.com
Tribune rating: Four stars
Open: Dinner Wednesday-Sunday
Prices: Dinner with wine, tax and gratuity approximately $250
Credit cards: A, DS, M, V
Reservations: Tickets sold online only
Noise: Conversation-friendly
Other: Wheelchair accessible; valet parking
Ratings key:
Four Stars: Outstanding
Three Stars: Excellent
Two Stars: Very good
One Star: Good
No stars: Unsatisfactory
Reviews are based on no fewer than two visits. The reviewer makes every effort to remain anonymous. Meals are paid for by the Tribune.
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Stocks are wavering between small gains and losses as several big U.S. companies report their fourth-quarter financial results.
The Dow Jones industrial average was up four points at 13,654 shortly before noon Tuesday.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell two to 1,484. The Nasdaq composite average dropped 10 points to 3,124.
Chemical and bioscience company DuPont reported a sharp drop in income, but the results still beat analysts' forecasts. DuPont's stock rose 1.6 percent.
Johnson & Johnson fell 1 percent after issuing a forecast for 2013 income that fell short of analysts' estimates.
IBM and Google report their results after the closing bell.
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NHIAA Sports Roundup: Late goal lifts Central over Timberlane
October 04. 2013 11:32PM
Mikayla Nguyen scored the only goal of the game with 28 seconds remaining in overtime to lift Manchester Central to a 1-0 win over visiting Timberlane of Plaistow in NHIAA field hockey action Friday.
Central goalie Mikaela Edmunds made seven saves for her second shutout of the season. Timberlane goalie Julie Walsh had four saves. Central is now 3-5-2 while Timberlane fell to 7-3.
Goffstown 6, John Stark 4: At Goffstown, the Grizzlies improved to 6-4 on goals from Nikki LeCour, Libby Gleason, Dulcie Trottier, Molly Norton and Olivia St. Jean, who also added an assist. John Stark of Weare goalie Jerrilyn Welch turned aside 19 shots.
Plymouth 2, Kingswood 1: At Wolfeboro, Kingswood led 1-0 in the second half, but less than five minutes later Plymouth had taken control on a goal from Rose Shimberg and the game-winner from Mia Brickley. Ann Furbush had both assists. Plymouth (6-4-1) goalie Emelia Karntakosol made seven saves. Kingswood fell to 1-8-1.
Girls' soccer
Trinity 4, Manchester West 1: At Manchester, Trinity improved to 3-6-0 with a win over city rival West (0-9-0). Trinity scorers were senior captain Sidney Elithorpe, freshman Noelle Theodoulou, Ashley Brenner and Hannah Brewitt. West got its tally from Ajna Masic in the 66th minute. Trinity junior goalie Jenna Arcand made seven saves, as did West keeper Katie Brockway.
Bedford 3, Spaulding 0: At Rochester, Anna Bogursky scored the first goal and Seana Gosselin added two more for Bedford in the win.
Goffstown 1, ConVal 0: At Peterborough, Georgia Caine scored the lone goal of the game to help the Grizzlies improve to 7-1-1. ConVal fell to 5-5.
Campbell 5, Conant 0: At Litchfield, Campbell (7-3-1) got goals from Hannah Neild, Jackie Sullivan, Jessica Manning, Natasha Abelson and Olivia Crema. Conant of Jaffrey fell to 0-7.
Boys' soccer
Hollis/Brookline 5, Milford 1: At Milford, Cole Owens, Sam Whitaker, Evan Porter, Ryan Papineau and Michael Pattelena all scored goals to lead the way for H/B (8-2) in Division II play. Owens added two assists.
Campbell 3, Conant 0: At Jaffrey, Jon Donaghey scored two goals in the second half for his 13th and 14th of the year and Andrew Smarse added the third. Campbell (5-5) goalkeeper Andrew Picard made seven saves for the shutout. Conant fell to 0-10.
Lebanon 3, Souhegan 0: At Lebanon, the hosts got goals from Tate Singleton, Wells Bogue and Kuda Muhlauri to improve to 8-2. Souhegan of Amherst fell to 5-5.
Salem 3, Londonderry 0: At Salem, the Blue Devils improved to 7-3 with wins of 25-18, 25-22 and 26-22. Salem was led by Shari Jaranovits (three blocks) and Kayla Hannon (11 assists). Londonderry (3-8) was paced by Madison Milton (eight kills), Emily Georgakopoulos (six assists) and Taylor Collins (four blocks).
Merrimack 3, Goffstown 0: At Goffstown, Merrimack improved to 8-2 with wins of 25-17, 27-25 and 25-19. Merrimack was led Christie Roy (five digs, three kills), Jen Coffey (four blocks seven digs, 16 kills), Jo Coffey (nine digs, three kills, 29 assists), Taylor Handy (block, five kills) and Elise Jolly (five blocks, five digs, five kills).
Goffstown (6-4) was led Kendra Siemiesz (23 assists), Kayleen Bertrand (seven kills, 10 digs) and Jess Williamson (11 kills, 11 digs).
Pinkerton 3, Hollis/Brookline 0: At Derry, Elizabeth Hicks recorded 12 digs to lead the way for the Astros, who won by scores of 26-24, 25-22 and 25-20.
Epping 3, Wilton-Lyndeborough 0: At Epping, the hosts got over .500 at 5-4 with the win. Ryen Gallagher (five aces, five kills,eight digs), Eliza Kucera (11 kills, five aces, 12 digs), Katie Pettis (17 digs) and Olivia Goodrich (four aces, 15 service points, five kills, 30 assists) led the way.


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Non lo faccio (solo) per farmi bello ... ;-), ma in questi giorni ho letto qualche articolo che conferma alcune delle considerazioni fatte nelle mie famose "17 perle di security governance", e ho pensato di condividerli per consolidare l'importanza di queste best practice:
Perla N° 15: necessità e urgenza dei processi di secure code development
Study: Largest vendors account for fewer software flaws
In sintesi: The top 10 most vulnerable software vendors, including Microsoft, are contributing a smaller percentage of all vulnerability disclosures per year compared to five years ago, an IBM analysis says.
E tra le diverse considerazioni: "...the most vulnerable vendors typically have also been the biggest software vendors and those with the largest installed bases. Traditionally, security researchers and hackers have gone after vendors with the biggest installed bases because that is where they can have the biggest impact. As larger vendors begin to do a better job of locking down their software, hackers and software researchers have begun focusing their attention on newer vendors and their applications ..."
Perla N° 4: la sicurezza nei rapporti con partner che accedono alla nostra rete
Third Parties Fumble Data Handoffs
In sintesi: Companies are learning -- the hard way -- that the security chain is only as good as its weakest link. In the past few days, two major organizations have suffered breaches of their constituents' personal data -- not because of something they did, but because of something their partners did.
Perla N° 2: necessità ed efficacia delle Security Policy
Firms urged to educate staff on ICT policies
In sintesi: Over three-quarters of employers do not take steps to make sure their staff understand the ICT policies they have in place, according to new research.
Come promesso ho anche aggiornato il mini-portale con i link a questi articoli.


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Beaver Falls, PA - It is every young baseball player′s dream to someday make it to the big leagues. Geneva′s Mike Jeffreys took his next step to realizing that dream on Thursday when he opted out of his senior year to sign a professional contract with the Kansas City Royals.
Jeffreys, who broke the Geneva College single season strikeout record with 106 this past spring, has been spending his second consecutive summer playing baseball in Alaska. Jeffreys has been pitching for the Chugiak Eagle River Chinooks and has been more than holding his own. This past Sunday, Jeffreys pitched an inning in the league′s all-star game and the young right handed hurler turned the heads of a handful of major league scouts.
"I got the opportunity to throw one inning at the all-star game and one of the radar guns was registering 94 mph," say Jeffreys. Not surprisingly, Jeffreys was approached by a handful of scouts following the game. The next few days became a blur as he spoke with several organizations about his future. On Thursday, Jeffreys made his final decision to bypass his final season at Geneva College to begin his road of professional baseball. "I spoke with Coach (Alan) Sumner and wanted to make the best decision possible. Of course it′s a dream to have this opportunity and I felt that this was the time to begin my journey."
Jeffreys will head to Arizona to the Kansas City Royals′ spring training facility on Friday before being sent to Burlington, NC to play for the Burlington Royals in short season single A. In what now will turn out to be his final season at Geneva College, Jeffreys appeared in 12 games and made ten starts for the Golden Tornadoes. He posted a 1.73 ERA in 67.2 innings pitched with 106 strikeouts and only nine walks.
What is gained by professional baseball and the Kansas City Royals is the loss of Geneva College and head coach Alan Sumner. Jeffreys claimed first team all-conference honors in each of the past two years and was of course slated to be Geneva′s number one starter in 2014. "This is a no- brainer," says Sumner. "Mike has enjoyed a great career with us at Geneva and has maybe a once in a lifetime opportunity in front of him and he should go pursue his dream. Of course we are going to miss him on the field, but honestly we will miss him a lot more off of it. He is simply a great kid and has been a wonderful example to the rest of our student-athletes. We wish him nothing but the best and we know that he will have great success in the professional ranks."
Geneva College invites students to accept the challenge of an academically excellent, Christ-centered education. Offering nearly 40 undergraduate majors, an Adult Degree Completion Program with fully online and campus-based options, and seven graduate degrees, Geneva has programs that place students at the forefront of higher learning. Adhering to the inerrancy of Scripture, the liberal arts core curriculum fosters a breadth of knowledge through the study of humanities, social and natural sciences, and experiential learning.
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Fox News reports that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has taken a significant step towards democratic reform by ordering the constitution changed to allow presidential challengers to appear on the ballot this fall. This decision constitutes a reversal of course by Mubarak. And, as Captain Ed notes, it occurs one day after Condoleezza Rice snubbed Mubarak by cancelling a long-planned trip to Cairo in protest of the arrest of a leading activist for democracy. The U.S. recently has been pushing for democratic reform in Egypt.
Opposition parties and reform activists contend that the changes do not go far enough and may only be cosmetic. However, Ayman Nour, a strong proponent of open elections who was arrested in Egypt last month, calls the reform "an important and courageous move" towards "comprehensive constitutional reform."
Captain Ed also notes that another opponent of Mubarak, Aida Seif el-Dawla, complained that Mubarak's decision was a concession to the U.S. rather than the heart-felt result of a national dialogue. It's hard to disagree with that assessment. And it's clear that, from Lebanon to Egypt, key figures can see the positive role the U.S. is playing in moving the Middle East towards democracy.
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Mercy Me Nov. 16 Concert Tickets Now on Sale at LETU (19 Sep 2013)
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Its as if she were "leaving the best bits till last", but there are no "best bits"...its all the same dry food.
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The Greater Memphis Chamber and members of the business community have come out in support of a half percent hike in the city sales tax rate to fund pre-kindergarten education for more than 4,500 4-year-olds in the city.
Kathy Buckman Gibson, chairman of the board of Buckman Laboratories International Inc., is among the business leaders advocating for pre-kindergarten initiatives in Memphis.
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The Memphis City Council in August approved an ordinance to put that tax increase on the ballot for city voters to raise money for what would be a city-administered pre-kindergarten program for children.
A benefit is that it would include children currently left out of the system, and the importance of funding that program was stressed Wednesday, Sept. 4, by Kathy Buckman Gibson, chairman of the board of Buckman Laboratories International Inc., a privately held specialty chemical company.
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"We can no longer wait for this thing to happen," she said. "It's not just a quality-of-life issue. It's an economic issue. Pre-K is a way to start achieving a better workforce. (Pre-K education) reduces the achievement gap between low- and middle-income students. For every dollar we invest, we achieve a return of over $5."
The Memphis "Pre-K initiative," www.memphisprek.com, is supported by a variety of community-based organizations, churches and private sector entities and leaders. Buckman Gibson was joined at a press conference Wednesday by Greater Memphis Chamber president and CEO John Moore, chamber chairman Larry Cox and other business leaders.
During City Council discussion of the issue, it was estimated that the half percent sales tax hike would generate $47 million in revenue each year. A pre-K board would be created to administer a trust fund for the money, of which some $30 million would go toward providing pre-K services in Memphis. Any money leftover from the pre-kindergarten expansion would go toward rolling back the city property tax rate.
"We owe it to all our children to give them an equal chance and an equal opportunity," Moore said. "When kids start out behind, they stay behind."
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Memphis City Council member Jim Strickland called the move "absolute commitment to pre-K" during the council discussions.
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"Shall there be levied an additional City of Memphis local option sales tax in the amount of one half percent, the proceeds of which levy shall be held in trust by the Pre-K commission until appropriated and then shall only be used to fund a Pre-Kindergarten program to be governed by the Pre-K commission with all excess funds paid to city government by June 30 of each year to be used by city government solely to reduce the ad valorem property tax rate?"
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