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Transcriptions of many Lincoln County federal census records are available online as part of [[USGenWeb|The USGenWeb Project]]. Click on the links below to search a particular census.
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United States > Nevada > Lincoln County
County Courthouse
County Clerk
181 Main Street
Pioche, Nevada 89043
Phone: 775-962-5390
Hours: M-F 9am-5pm
Parent County
1866--Lincoln County was created 26 February 1866 from Nye County. County seat: Pioche [1]
Boundary Changes
On 5 May 1866 the United States Congress passed a bill extending the eastern Nevada boundary by one degree of longitude to its present position on the 37th meridian. As a result, Lincoln County increased in both size and population. Residents of Panaca, a small farming community established by Mormon pioneers, were most affected by the change. By law, they were officially residents of Lincoln County, Nevada. However, because the area had not been surveyed, Panaca residents contended they still belonged to the Utah Territory and they refused to pay taxes to Lincoln County. Consequently, a long bitter dispute ensued. Eventually, the conflict was settled by the court system in 1871. Since that time, Panaca has been recognized as one of Lincoln County's most enduring communities.[2]
Lincoln County boundaries were modified on three other occasions. In 1867, a portion of the western edge of Lincoln County was ceded to Nye County. In 1875, the northern boundary was adjusted following the acquisition of the northeast corner of Nye County. But the largest boundary adjustment occurred in the year 1909, when Lincoln County was split in half and Clark County was formed from the southern half.
Record Loss
Populated Places
- Cities and Towns: Alamo | Ash Springs | Caliente | Hiko | Panaca | Pioche | Rachel | Ursine
- Ghost Towns: Acoma | Angle City | Atlanta | Barclay | Big Trees | Boyd | Bristol Well | Brown | Bullionville | Carp | Caselton | Cold Spring | Crestline | Crossroads | Crystal Springs | Delmar | Eberhardt | Eccles | Elgin | Etna | Fay | Flat Nose | Galt | Groom Lake | Helene | Horseshoe Bend | Hoya | Indian Cove | Islen | Jackrabbit | Joseco | Kyle | Logan City | Mendha | Mud Springs | Ninemile Rocks | Pony Springs | Prince | Rose Valley | Rox | Stine | Strawberry Hill | Sundown | Tempiute
Neighboring Counties
Clark | Nye | White Pine | Beaver County, Utah | Iron County, Utah | Millard County, Utah | Washington County, Utah | Mohave County, Arizona
Record Types
Online Resources
- Find A Grave.com has burial information for the following Lincoln County cemeteries: Alamo, Barclay, Bullionville, Caliente City, Castle Family, Conway Veterans Memeorial, Davidson Family, Delmar Catholic, Delmar Helene, Hackett Family, Hiko Area, Hiko, Panaca Memorial Park, Pioche Boot Hill, Pioche Catholic, Pioche Masonic, Pioche Public, Rachel, Richardville, Schofield, Spring Valley, and Woodworth.
|Lincoln County Cemeteries
| Alamo Cemetery
Alamo, Nevada 89001
| Barclay Cemetery
| Boot Hill Cemetery
Pioche, Nevada 89043
| Bullionville Cemetery
Highway 93
| Caliente City Cemetery
Cemetery Road
Caliente, Nevada 89008
| Conways Veteran Memorial Cemetery
Cemetery Road
Caliente, Nevada 89008
| Delmar Catholic Cemetery
Delmar, Nevada
| Delmar-Helene Cemetery
| Fay Cemetery
Deer Lodge Canyon
| Hackett Cemetery
Deer Lodge Canyon
| Hiko
| Hollinger-Hammond Cemetery
Ursine, Nevada
| I.O.O.F. Cemetery
Cemetery Road
Caliente, Nevada 89008
| I.O.O.F. Cemetery
Pioche, Nevada 89043
| Panaca Memorial Cemetery
Panaca, Nevada
| Pioche Masonic Cemetery
Pioche, Nevada 89043
| Pioche Public Cemetery
Pioche, Nevada 89043
| Rachel Cemetery
Rachel, Nevada
| Richardville Cemetery
Richardville, Nevada
| Schofield Cemetery
Nevada State Route 318
Hiko, Nevada 89017
| Spring Valley Cemetery
Stateline Canyon, Nevada
| St. Lawrence Catholic Cemetery
Pioche, Nevada 89043
| Ursine Cemetery
Ursine, Nevada
| Woodworth Cemetery
Online Resources
Transcriptions of many Lincoln County federal census records are available online as part of The USGenWeb Project. Click on the links below to search a particular census.
1870 Census | 1880 Census | 1880 Mortality Schedules | 1890 Special Census | 1900 Census | 1900 Indian Census
For more information about Nevada census records, see the Nevada Census records page available on the FamilySearch Wiki.
LDS Ward and Branch Records
- Alamo
- Caliente
- Panaca
- Pioche
181 Main Street
Pioche, Nevada 89043
Phone: 775-962-5495
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm; Closed on legal holidays
Record Highlights: Real estate deeds, mortgages, mining deeds and notices, maps, and early vital records (births, marriages, and deaths). Note, only births and deaths prior to 1911 are accessible to the public. Researchers can also access bound volumes of early Lincoln County newspapers, such as the Pioche Daily Record, 1872-1876.
On-site researchers can obtain photocopies of documents from the recorder's office. Photocopying cost have been set at $1.00 per page. Researchers are also allowed to take digital photographs of documents, however, a $1.00 fee is assessed for each photograph taken.
Local Histories
- Gillies, Richard E. A History of Lincoln County, Nevada, 1776-1874. Salt Lake city, Utah: University of Utah, 1959.
- Harris, Mary N. Porter. Settlement of Lincoln County and White Pine County, Nevada, by Utah Pioneers. [Salt Lake City, Utah]: Daughters of Utah Pioneers, 2006.
- Hulse, James W., Jean Giguet, and Anna Dean Kepper. Lincoln County: Land of Many Frontiers. [S.l : s.n.], 1981.
- Hulse, James W. Lincoln County, Nevada, 1864-1909: History of a Mining Region. Reno, Nevada: University of Nevada Press, 1971.
- Roske, Ralph Joseph and Marta Planzo. An Overview of the History of Lincoln County. Las Vegas, Nevada: University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 1978.
Online Resources
Online Resources
- Scott, Patricia A. "Obituaries Published in the Pioche Daily Record, 1872-1878." Database. NVGenWeb.org. Lincoln County Nevada Heritage Collection. http://www.nvgenweb.org/lincoln/PDRobits.txt: 2010.
- The Lincoln County Record is the official newspaper of Lincoln County. It is published weekly every Thursday. The paper's roots trace back to the early 1870s. Over the course of its history, the paper has been known by several titles: The Ely Record,1870-1872; Pioche Daily Record, 1872-1876; Pioche Weekly Record, 1877-1900; Lincoln County Record, 1900-1905; Pioche Weekly Record, 1906-1908; Pioche Daily Record, 1908-1925; Lincoln County Record, 1925-1932; Pioche Record, 1932-1968; and since 1968, the newspaper has been titled the Lincoln County Record.
Vital Records
Lincoln County Courthouse
County Clerk
181 Main Street
Pioche, Nevada 89043
Phone: 775-962-5390
Hours: M-F 9am-5pm
Online Resources
- 485 marriages from 22 Jan 1872 to 20 Jun 1900 are listed on the Western States Marriage Index.
Societies and Libraries
100 Depot Avenue
Caliente, Nevada 89008
Phone: 775-726-3104
Alamo Branch Library
100 South First West
Alamo, Nevada 89001
Phone: 775-725-3343
Lincoln County Library
63 Main Street
Pioche, Nevada 89043
Phone: 775-962-5244
Hours: M,T,Th 10am-3pm; W 1pm-6pm
69 Main Street
Pioche, Nevada 89043
Phone: 775-962-5207
Hours: Daily 10am-1pm and 2pm-4pm; Closed major holidays
Admission: Free
25 Lacour Street
Pioche, Nevada 89043
Phone: 775-962-5182
Hours: Open April to October 10am-4pm
Admission: Free
Record Highlights: The museum houses several early original record volumes including tax records, license books, school ledgers, deed indexes, and more. Of particular interest is the grantor/grantee index to Lincoln County Deeds, 1871-1873.
For a brief history of the "Million Dollar Courthouse," see the Lincoln County Courthouse entry found in the Online Nevada Encyclopedia.
Family History Centers
Alamo-Hiko, Nevada
1st East & Broadway
Alamo, Nevada 89001
Phone: 775-725-3411
Hours: T-Th 6pm-9pm; F-Sat by appt
Panaca, Nevada
385 Main Street
Panaca, Nevada 89042
Phone: 775-728-4699
Hours: M,F-Sat on request; T-Th 10am-9pm
Web Sites
- The Lincoln County NV GenWeb Project, a member of The NVGenWeb Project, an affiliate of The USGenWeb Project


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The Tar Heels (55-9) punched their ticket to the next round by defeating Florida Atlantic 12-11 Monday night in 13 innings.
The super regional at Boshamer Stadium is scheduled to begin on Friday, June 7 with first pitch at 1 p.m. The game will be televised on ESPN2.
Saturday's game is scheduled for Noon and will be televised on ESPN. The if necessary game for Sunday will start at 1 p.m. and be televised on ESPN.
South Carolina is making its 11th NCAA Super Regional appearance in the last 14 years, one of only two schools in the country to have accomplished the feat in that span.
The Gamecocks beat Liberty Monday afternoon 6-4 to win the Columbia Regional.
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When Ric Flair pulled up in his brand new Cadillac Fleetwood behind the former County Hall for the first time, he had no clue that 40 years later he would be widely regarded as the greatest wrestling performer in the history of the business.
Less than two years into his fledgling mat career at the time, Flair says he considered himself blessed to be able to wrestle in a territory that would afford him the chance to learn from some of the most ringwise veterans in the business.
"I had so many great folks to look up to and admire," he says, mentioning the likes of Wahoo McDaniel, Blackjack Mulligan, Dusty Rhodes and George Scott.
Teaming at the time with longtime Carolinas heel Rip Hawk, the two held the Mid-Atlantic tag-team championship, Flair's first official title and the first of many to come, including a record 16 runs as world heavyweight champion.
It was a much different world then - one long before the advent of the sports entertainment genre that would be introduced by Vince McMahon.
Richard Nixon was still president, Watergate was in full swing and Hank Aaron had just hit his then-record 715th home run.
That's a lifetime ago for most, but in the Ric Flair timeline, it's just part of a fabulous career that has spanned generations and shows no signs of stopping.
Four decades later, the charismatic Flair remains a relevant figure not only in the pro wrestling world, but in pop culture as well.
His trademark "Woo!" - a phrase he picked up after listening to "Great Balls of Fire" by Jerry Lee Lewis on the radio - can be heard in sports stadiums and wrestling arenas around the world.
His wide circle of friends includes star athletes and celebrities.
"I grew up watching the Nature Boy," says country music star and local resident Darius Rucker. "He is the greatest I've ever seen. I'm proud to call him my friend."
Flair says he's a lucky man to have achieved the pinnacle of success in a sport he passionately loves.
"I still have such a great group of friends I'm close to, and I'm blessed. I've got friends everywhere, and it's just a tremendous feeling to have that kind of respect."
Since his pro debut in 1972, Flair has been the one constant in the wrestling business, bridging generations of fans and styles.
The "Nature Boy" isn't really a gimmick for Flair. It's a colorful lifestyle he has led outside the ring. It's also what has endeared him to millions of fans over the years.
"Ric is from an era in wrestling where people lived their gimmick ... they were who you saw on camera," says Rucker. "Ric's the Nature Boy. Through and through, he's the Nature Boy. I love him for it."
The self-proclaimed "limousine-riding, jet-flying, kiss-stealing, wheelin' dealin' son of a gun" will return to the Lowcountry this weekend as part of a Big Time Wrestling show to be held Saturday night at the Charleston Area Convention Center. Flair will take part in a meet and greet beginning at 5 p.m. (extra fee for autograph/photo packages), and will make a special in-ring appearance on the show that starts at 7 p.m.
"I haven't been to Charleston in about five years, and I'm really looking forward to coming back. It's such a great town," says Flair.
Flair's first documented match in Charleston was in June 1974 when the then-25-year-old Minnesotan teamed with the veteran Hawk to defeat Danny Miller and Bob Bruggers at County Hall, a venerable venue that hosted events ranging from pro wrestling to James Brown to the Harlem Globetrotters before being eventually converted into an affordable housing complex.
On hot summer nights, spectators might sweat as much as the wrestlers in the ring, with the only forms of cooling being a few box fans and an occasional breeze from outside the auditorium.
It was more the building than his opponents that first night that left an impression with Flair.
"I had been all over the country, but I didn't even know where North or South Carolina was," says Flair, who was recruited to play football at the University of Minnesota but left school early to pursue a wrestling career. "But I'll never forget the building. It must have been 120 degrees in that place. I wrestled several times in that building for an hour. Each time I'd lose nine or 10 pounds."
"Hence, 20 beers on the way home," he laughs.
There have been thousands of matches and hundreds of venues around the world since Flair made his first stop in the Carolinas.
Charleston, he says, will always hold special memories.
"The Jukebox, one of the greatest (nightclubs) of all time," Flair exclaims without a hint of hesitation.
"I'd stay at the Omni (hotel) back then and couldn't wait to get to the Jukebox. When that part of town opened up, I started spending the night."
Flair was a connoisseur of nightlife from Charlotte to Tokyo and all points in between. Charleston, he says, could hold its own.
"I loved coming to Charleston. Great place, great food, great fan base ... and great nightclubs. Oh, God, I had such great times."
"Ric Flair is a connoisseur of fine wine and the fans of the Carolinas feel the same way about Naitch ... now going on 40 years together. Ric's fans have stuck by him better than some of his wives," jokes WWE Hall of Fame broadcaster Jim Ross.
His once-flowing bleached blond locks now considerably thinner and his classic one-hour Broadways (time-limit draws) a thing of the past, the 65-year-old Flair (real name Richard Fliehr) still commands a following wherever he goes. A recent appearance on WWE's flagship show, Monday Night Raw, drew one of the highest quarter-hour ratings in recent months.
A blood clot he developed in his leg more than a year ago has cleared up, and he's itching to get back on TV.
"I'm down to 228 now, and I'm in the best shape I've been since TNA."
Flair hasn't actively competed since he last wrestled for TNA in August of 2012. It's the longest stretch he's been out of the ring since he joined the pro ranks in 1972.
Flair, who is scheduled to wrestle for a Japanese promotion in September, says he could take one of his signature high back body drops right now without any problem.
"(Heck) yeah! I'm excited. I've got so much energy, it's ridiculous."
Flair, however, doesn't expect to get the green light to wrestle again in WWE, considering colleague Jerry Lawler's near-death experience two years ago after suffering a heart attack during a live Raw broadcast.
In lieu of being an active in-ring competitor, Flair says he'd like to have an on-air role, possibly managing someone like Dolph Ziggler.
"I think he's awesome. He'd be a great guy to manage. He looks like a million bucks. He just can't find his gimmick. He needs to work on his entrance. I could help him with that."
Few wrestlers have been emulated more than "Nature Boy" Ric Flair.
A host of wrestling superstars admittedly patterned their styles after Flair.
"Ric Flair is the icon," says former wrestling champ and current Hollywood star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
"Ric Flair is in a class by himself," adds Shawn Michaels, who retired several years ago after a Hall of Fame career.
Current WWE executive and former world champion Paul "Triple H" Levesque says Flair inspired him to get into the business.
"When I became a wrestler myself, I didn't want to become a guy who just got in the ring and earned a paycheck. I wanted wrestling to be my life. I wanted to be great. I wanted to be the 'Nature Boy.' ... No one ever could, of course."
Perhaps it was Ross who best captured Flair's essence while describing a match during Starrcade '88. "If wrestling can be considered an art form, then Ric Flair is using oils and the many others merely watercolors."
Flair remains the only performer to have been twice inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
While he hasn't wrestled for nearly two years, Flair is as busy now as he has ever been, making appearances around the country.
When he leaves Charleston, he has bookings scheduled for Seattle, Niagara Falls and an appearance for John Elway in Canton, Ohio. After coming home for a couple of days, he's on the road again to locales like San Diego, Knoxville and Phoenix.
"It's all good," he says.
It's also therapeutic.
Flair experienced the lowest point in his life last year when youngest son Reid, an aspiring pro wrestler, passed away at the age of 25.
"Not a day goes by where I don't think of him," says Flair. "He was such a big part of my life. He was my best friend."
Flair has three other children - son David and daughters Megan and Ashley.
"I have the most wonderful children and support system in the world," he says.
These days Flair is buoyed by the fact that youngest daughter Ashley is well on her way to making the main WWE roster. On Thursday night, she defeated WWE diva Natalya (Nattie Neidhart) for the NXT (WWE's Orlando-based developmental branch) women's title.
"She will be the greatest Flair of all time," Flair declares with a bit of fatherly exaggeration.
Ashley, 28, known in NXT as Charlotte, is regarded as one of the most athletic performers on the roster.
"Her credentials speak for themselves," says Flair. "I'd put her resume up against anybody."
In high school she was a highly touted gymnast as well as a four-time All-American cheerleader. A two-time state champion and player of the year in North Carolina, she played college volleyball at Appalachian State.
"She's Rey Mysterio but bigger," laughs Flair. "She is going to be the greatest female wrestler and the most famous diva in the history of the WWE."
A resident of Charlotte since 1974 and one its most celebrated citizens, Flair has lived in Atlanta now for more than a year.
"I'm the only wrestler of that generation who never had to move," he boasts. "I stayed in one town forever."
Flair plans to return to Charlotte soon, but doesn't think he'll ever live there again full-time.
"The kids like it down here better," he says.
Flair has been through four failed marriages, but his current relationship with Wendy Barlow is solid, he says.
"Wendy is the most sincere, real woman I've ever met in my life. I finally met the one. We've really connected and bonded. Things happen for a reason."
The two, who have been together nearly two years, met more than 20 years ago when Barlow worked as Flair's valet, the French maid "Fifi," during the "Flair for the Gold" storyline.
"I'm in a good place," he says. "I couldn't be better."
Despite his chronological age, Flair says he still feels like a teenager.
"Do I feel like I'm 65? No. I feel like I'm 15. That's my problem. I'm trying as hard as I can to act like I'm 65, but it's very difficult," he jokes.
And despite having engaged in thousands of grueling matches over a four-decade career, Flair says he has escaped relatively unscathed.
"I feel great. I had a blood clot. It was a bad deal. But when I look at my friends with hip replacements, knee replacements, shoulder replacements, neck surgeries, back surgeries, I'll take the blood clot. I just hate it when they're all having health issues. Without your health, you've got nothing going on. I thank God every day for good health."
Only a physical separates Flair from rejoining WWE. He expects to get that done soon.
He laughs that WWE wants to "make sure the ticker is working."
It would be hard to fathom that it isn't.
Flair attacks his workout regimen with the same ferocity he did in his younger days when he was known to have the best cardio in the business.
"I do close to 30 minutes in cardio at a very high rate. I raise the level of intensity. I do a level 18 on the elliptical at four miles an hour for 20 minutes. That's 360 calories. I want to see someone else try that. The resistance factor at 18 is brutal. No one goes to 20."
Flair's vigorous workout schedule includes an hour and a half in the gym at least six days a week. Not wrestling on a regular schedule, though, has made it that much harder.
"I now have to get myself mentally geared. I was driven when I was younger because I was working every day. It's hard to put that in your brain every day. But I'm in better shape than any 65-year-old guy alive."
Flair says he will always have a special place in his heart for the Mid-Atlantic area.
"It's where I got my break in life. It's the highlight of my career."
Flair enjoys meeting fans, young and old, and says he's still blown away by the tremendous response he receives in cities throughout the country.
"Everybody is so respectful. I get a kick when they're older than me, but then they say they saw me as a kid. That line doesn't work, but I hear it all the time."
Advanced technology and social platforms such as YouTube and the WWE Network have given Flair new life among today's generation of fans.
He recently viewed his famous 1989 matches with Ricky Steamboat for the first time.
"I wish we could see a match like that now," he laments.
Flair also credits his agent, Melinda Zanoni, with doing a lot of the heavy lifting and helping get his financial life back on track.
"Melinda has influenced me not only personally, but in business as well. I can't say enough about her. She's a wonderful person that guides my career every day. And she does it effortlessly. She works so hard to make sure everything's right in my life. She's just a wonderful, wonderful person."
"But," he adds, "she's tough as (nails)."
Flair has suffered his share of setbacks. Besides the personal and financial ones, he survived an airplane crash in 1975 near Wilmington, N.C., when a twin-engine Cessna carrying a promoter and four wrestlers fell from the sky. He broke three bones in his back that day, and doctors told him he'd never wrestle again.
He was back in the ring six months later.
Flair is a survivor. He hopes that lightning bolt he's been riding never ends.
"I'll be sad when it's over. What will I do then? They'll have to check me in again," he laughs, alluding to a storyline in the now-defunct WCW where he was briefly committed to a mental hospital.
For now, though, Flair hopes to continue entertaining audiences and generating excitement.
"I'll promise you that. As long as I can."
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Marcelo Bielsa's men came back from behind to gain all three points against relegation-threatened Zaragoza, while there were wins for Valencia, Sociedad, and Granada
Valencia maintained the pressure on fourth-placed Real Sociedad with a narrow 1-0 victory over Getafe at Coliseum Alfonso Perez.
A win for los Che would have seen them provisionally move into the Champions League places, and they started the match with intent and impetus, as Roberto Soldado headed just over the bar from an Andres Guardado cross in the early stages.
It looked as if it would be all square entering the break, but Jeremy Mathieu broke the deadlock when he received a pass from Ever Banega and coolly slotted into the far corner from the edge of the area.
Ernesto Valverde's men dominated the second period, but failed to register another goal as they came up against an in-form Miguel Moya. The Getafe keeper kept his side in with a shout with a string of saves to deny Soldado, Jonas, and Mathieu.
In the end, one goal was enough for Valencia to record their third consecutive Liga win.
Granada's survival hopes were given a massive boost on Saturday as they came out comfortable 3-0 winners over Osasuna at Los Carmenes.
The home side came out swinging from the start, clearly desperate to maintain their Liga status for next year. Emiliano Armenteros and Diego Mainz had opportunities within the first two minutes, but both sent their headers wayward.
They eventually took the lead 23 minutes in when Guilherme Siqueira whipped a cross along the box for Youssef El Arabi to place home.
Osasuna grew into it as the game progressed, but any hopes they had of equalising were dashed 10 minutes from time when Nano brought down El Arabi as the last man inside the box and was subsequently sent off. Siqueira dispatched the resulting penalty with a cheeky dink down the middle.
The points were wrapped up for Granada in injury time when Buonanotte cut in from the right-hand side and finished from the edge of the box.
Real Sociedad's pursuit of Champions League football is still in their own hands as Philippe Montanier's men fought back from a goal behind to earn a crucial 2-1 win over Sevilla on Saturday evening.
Valencia's win over Getafe earlier in the day ensured the pressure was on for the visitors as they travelled to the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan, and they didn't get off to the best of starts.
Ivan Rakitic gave los Nervionenses the lead 10 minutes in when Geoffrey Kondogbia received the ball from a short corner and placed a pass inside to the Croatian, who finished into the bottom left corner from just outside the six-yard box.
However, Rakitic would go from hero to zero six minutes later when he headed into his own goal to make it 1-1.
Sociedad turned the game on its head eight minutes later when Carlos Martinez cut in from the right and floated a cross to the front post, where Imanol Agirretxe volleyed into the right corner.
Controversy occurred around the hour mark. The linesman flagged a Sevilla goal as offside and Jose Antonio Reyes was sent off for his complaints, despite being a substitute on the side of the park.
Papa Diawara headed over the bar in the latter stages as Sevilla pushed for an equaliser, but Sociedad held on for the all-important three points.
Rayo moved up to eighth place in the Primera Division with a 3-2 win over Levante in an entertaining clash at Ciudad de Valencia on Sunday afternoon.
The visitors struck first 20 minutes in when Chori Dominguez's free kick was palmed back into play by goalkeeper Keylor Navas. Piti showed his predatory instinct to latch on to the rebound and smash home for his 16th of the season.
Levante came out of the blocks quickly after the break, though, and equalised after seven minutes. The Rayo defence was static as they called for an offside, but the ball fell to Ruben Garcia who crossed for Robert Acquafresca to finish.
However, the Madrid-based side quickly restored their lead. A pacey counterattack eventually saw Navas parry Piti's strike towards goal, allowing Franco Vazquez to tuck home from the save.
Rayo must have thought they had wrapped up the points when Chori was fouled inside the area and Piti doubled his tally for the day by scoring the resulting penalty.
A grandstand finish looked to be in store when Vicente Iborra netted with a powerful header to make it 3-2, but Rayo got over the line in the end to claim the win.
Deportivo were given a boost in their quest to avoid relegation with a vital 2-0 home win over Espanyol on Sunday afternoon.
It was Javier Aguirre's side who started brightly, though. They could have taken the lead after just two minutes when Christian Stuani bounced a header off the crossbar.
Both sides exchanged chances in the first half, but it would be Depor who struck the first just after the break. Bruno Gama picked up possession on the edge of the box and whipped a cracking strike into the bottom corner.
The goal settled down the home side, as they looked relatively comfortable in the second half.
The three points were wrapped up for Deportivo in the dying minutes when Nelson Oliveira terrifically lobbed Cristian Stuani from the edge of the area.
Real Zaragoza slipped back into the relegation zone after a late rally from Athletic Bilbao saw the Basque side run out 2-1 winners at La Romareda.
Marcelo Bielsa's men were also hoping to secure Liga football next season with a point on Sunday, but fell behind early doors after a goal from Helder Postiga, as the Portuguese rose highest in the box to head home after a great cross from Paco Montanes.
Gorka Iraizoz kept his side in it shortly after the break when he denied the former Tottenham player from close range.
It took Athletic a long time to get going, but they eventually got their equalising goal with 10 minutes remaining when Fernando Llorente took advantage of a scramble inside the box to finish from a yard out.
The honours looked certain to remain even, but Ibai Gomez popped up in injury time to back-heel in from the edge of the six yard box, ensuring Athletic maintained their record of having never been relegated from the top flight.


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When Ronald Reagan ran for re-election in 1984, he won in a landslide, carrying 49 states. Why? Because he had a great record to run on. His free-market policies led to explosive economic growth that blew away the stagflation of the Carter years and reinvigorated the American spirit. Reagan ran on a simple platform–freedom brings prosperity–as this ad from Americans For Prosperity reminds us:
Barack Obama can't run a campaign like Ronald Reagan's because he hasn't gotten Reagan's results. He hasn't gotten Reagan's results because he hasn't implemented Reagan's policies. Obama's policies have been designed to limit freedom and increase dependence on government. If those were his goals, they have been spectacularly successful. But less freedom and more government have never led to prosperity, and never will. That is why Obama can't talk about his record, and instead devotes his campaign to fabricating malicious smears against his opponents.


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Floods: Protecting Your Health
A few simple precautions can help you avoid possible health risks during a flood. This information answers some of the most important questions about floods and your health.
Fact Sheets for Disasters
A quick list of MDH flood fact sheets in PDF printable format.
Before Flooding Begins
Begin the process of preparing for a flood early. Information about steps that can be taken before flooding begins to protect your home or business, and the environment.
Protect Yourself
Clean-up work can be hazardous, so it's important to protect yourself. This Web page offers a few simple guidelines about what to think about before re-entering a home, personal protective equipment that you may need, and other safety concerns to think about.
Home and Business Clean-Up
While cleaning up your home or business after a flood, you need to protect yourself against hazards in your food, water, and air. Many hazards aren't obvious and can't be seen—awareness of these hazards will help you work safely and protect your health.
asbestos | carbon monoxide | food safety | fuel oil | mold | septic systems | water and wells
Caring for Yourself
No one who lives through a disaster is untouched by the experience. Like other disasters, floods can result in emotional distress, as well as property damage. Recognizing and handling stress properly can help you meet the challenges of recovering from the flood and reclaiming your sense of control and security. This Web page contains links to information that address the impact of floods and strategies for coping.
Flood Information for Responders
Responding to disasters can be hazardous and emotionally draining, so it's important to take care of yourself. This Web page offers information to help Responders protect themselves and the health of the public in a disaster.


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IT Management Slideshow: Five Must-Have Skills for CIOs
By Dennis McCafferty | Posted 03-24-2011
Do you really have what it takes to serve as an effective CIO? By now, it's hardly news that, to successfully lead an organization's technology strategy, you need to develop strengths in key business areas. In fact, Dice.com contributor Leslie Stevens recently came up with five absolute must-have skills for CIOs, along with action steps you can take to develop or hone these traits. Here's a hint: You need a strong sense of political savvy, and the ability to tell an engaging IT story doesn't hurt either. It also helps to sharpen your business IQ. With this in mind, here are the five skills you'll need to succeed from Dice.com, a leading career hub for tech professionals:
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ID cards without contact
Option 15% to 30% more expensive
The Home Office has indicated that it is likely to adopt a "contactless" form of smart card for the National Identity Card.
This follows the publication of the Smart Card Durability Survey on 27 April that collected views from smart card producers and organisations that use them on the technology options.
A Home Office spokesperson told Government Computing News that it would need a contactless feature - through which a reader could pick up the details of the card from a few metres away - to meet international travel requirements.
"It has been indicated that the identity card programme is intended to enable the cardholder to travel in Europe," the spokesperson said. "Thus, it will need to comply with International Civil Aviation Organisation requirements for travel documents.
"As a result, under new requirements for travel documents (both passports and identity cards), contactless functionality will need to be included to operate at borders.
"This functionality is being included in the current UK passport as well as in passports across the world."
Respondents to the survey indicated that, despite the recent emergence of the technology, it is feasible to expect contactless cards to have a 10 year lifespan. There are some issues around the way the antenna is inlaid into the card and the strength of its connection to the chip. Also, they are 15 per cent to 30 per cent more expensive than contact cards.
Some respondents said they did not have as much confidence in the main alternative, dual interface cards, which can work by contact or without contact with readers.
The other main option, hybrid cards, was considered too expensive and posed too high a risk of damage due to the inclusion of two chips.
Only 12 out of the 21 organisations responded to the survey, which forms part of the government's wider market research.
The Home Office is expected to start the IT procurement process for the scheme in "due course". Contracts are expected to be worth more than £6bn.
The scheme has been estimated to cost £584m a year to run, and puts the cost of an individual ID card at £30 and at £93 with a biometric passport. It was given royal assent in March.
Around 38m British citizens over the age of 16, and foreign nationals who have lived in the country for more than three months, will have their details recorded on a National Identity Register.
This article was originally published at Kablenet.
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Jennifer Lawrence: Miss Dior Campaign Photos Revealed!
Jennifer Lawrence looks stunning in these new photos from her Miss Dior campaign.
The 22-year-old actress was photographed for the campaign by Willy Vanderperre for the ads with styling by Olivier Rizzo, hair by Anthony Turner, and makeup by Aaron de Mey, according to WWD.
The ads will start appearing in magazines later this month with more to come in April issues.
The feature of Jennifer's campaign is the chain-handled Miss Dior bag and she also wears designs from the spring ready-to-wear collection by Dior's new designer Raf Simons.
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Father. I truly believe that there are many Catholics who do not know the correct answer to the following question: Who was the biological father of Jesus? The answer is: God, through the Holy Spirit. Knowing that, then they can understand how Jesus is the Son of God.
|Answer by Fr. John Echert on 12/12/2012:
I do have a problem with using the word "biological" since that regards physical, natural generation. How about this: the offspring of a parent is of the same nature or species. A man produces a human being, a monkey a monkey, a dog a dog, a cat a cat. By analogy, since Jesus is the Son of God--eternally begotten of the Father--it follows that He is of the divine nature as well. You are probably correct, however, that many Catholics do not get it, having been poorly instructed or never instructed. Thanks, Don Father Echert
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A badly burned man found naked on the 605 Freeway died from his injuries Wednesday morning.
Sheriff's homicide Lt. Steve Jauch said the man is still unidentified. No one has been arrested, he added.
A driver saw the man on the northbound 605 Freeway, just north of the 60 Freeway at 1:49 p.m. Tuesday and called the California Highway Patrol.
The man's hands and feet were partially bound, according to Sgt. Rick Thurlo of the sheriff's Industry station.
He was also burned all over his body, including his face and hands.
Deputy Amber Smith said the man may have crawled from a wash area to the freeway where he was found by a passing motorist. She said the man may have been assaulted earlier but if so she didn't know where or when it took place.
"We are looking at the possibility of evidence nearby of a fire," Jauch said.
He declined to discuss exactly where the suspicious site was located.
"It's still part of the investigation," Jauch said. "We're still trying to confirm where the fire started."
The man was taken to Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Baldwin Park then later transferred to Los Angeles County USC Medical Center.
Ed Winter, assistant chief of operations for the Los Angeles County Department of Coroner, said the man was pronounced dead at 2:54 a.m. Wednesday. He described the victim as a male possibly in his 30s.
The sheriff's Arson and Explosives unit detective was initially handling the case but it is now being investigated by the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau.
Anyone with information about the case is asked to call the Homicide Bureau at 323-890-5500. Anonymous tipsters may call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477, text "TIPLA" plus the tip to 274637, or use the website http://lacrimestoppers.org.
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Pharr, TX Swimming Pool Accident Lawyer
Thousands of swimming pool accidents occur in Texas every year. Some of them involve minor injuries with emergency room treatment, and others result in fatalities. Pharr, TX Swimming Pool Accident Lawyer JR Reyna is keenly aware of the severe injuries and deaths that occur in swimming pool accidents. His dedication and compassion have resulted in an enviable record of successes for Texas accident victims.
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If you were injured in a swimming pool accident, or if a member of your family was tragically lost in one, you could be eligible to bring a premises liability lawsuit against anybody who owned, operated or managed a private or public swimming pool. Texas premises liability law is highly complicated, so you'll want an attorney representing you who is experienced in swimming pool accident injuries and wrongful death cases.
Types of Swimming Pool Accidents
Given what goes on in and around swimming pools, a wide variety of accidents and injuries can occur. Our Pharr, TX Swimming Pool Accident Lawyer has seen cases involving dangerous conditions like:
Inadequate fencing
Diving accidents
Drains with excessive suction
Pool cover drownings
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Common Swimming Pool Injuries
Most swimming pool injuries aren't going to drastically change a person's life, but others can be serious and result in permanent disfigurement or disability. They can include:
Slipping and falling on the pool deck
Diving board injuries
Fractures and severe lacerations
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Catastrophic Swimming Pool Injuries
Diving and drowning accidents can cause catastrophic injuries. Pursuant to American Medical Association guidelines, these types of injuries often involve severe trauma to the brain, spine or spinal cord, so they're classified as catastrophic injuries. Some catastrophic injuries can require a lifetime of medical care and treatment. They might also require multiple surgeries, hospitalizations and therapy. They entail lifelong pain and suffering, disfigurement and disability. They often shorten the life expectancy of a victim and cause a premature death. Catastrophic injuries also financially and emotionally devastate family members.
Wrongful Death
When a person dies as a result of the carelessness and negligence of somebody else, his or her family members and estate can bring a wrongful death lawsuit. Like every other state, Texas has its own wrongful death statute. It's found at Texas Code Annotated section 71.004(a). It states that somebody "is liable for damages arising from an injury that causes an individual's death if the injury was caused by the person's or his agent's or servant's wrongful act, neglect, carelessness, unskillfulness or default." Wrongful death actions in connection with swimming pool accidents are highly complex. It's critically important for anybody who brings a wrongful death claim to seek the assistance of an experienced and successful Pharr, TX Swimming Pool Accident Lawyer like JR Reyna to protect and invoke their rights.
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It's 1934 and tenor Tito Merelli (Richard Garvin) arrives in Cleveland to "save" its opera company by doing a benefit performance.
Theater: "Lend Me a Tenor"
It's 1934 and tenor Tito Merelli (Richard Garvin) arrives in Cleveland to "save" its opera company by doing a benefit performance. When he's incapacitated, Max (Joseph Smith), the director's meek assistant, has to find a replacement. Chaos ensues among a bellhop (David Nelson), scheming soprano (Jennifer Hastings), tenor-struck ing�nue (Sarah Spenker) and jealous wife (Andie Daste) - frazzling the company director, Henry Saunders (Mike Kiley), and chairwoman (Elaine Saculla). 7:30 p.m.; also 7:30 p.m. Fri. and Sat., 2:30 p.m. Sun. Stockton Civic Theatre, 2312 Rosemarie Lane. $15-$25. (209) 473-2424.
Comedy: Anita Renfroe
This 50-year-old comedian and mother gained notice with a routine in which she rhymes off things a mother would say to her children - set to the "William Tell Overture." 7 p.m. Gallo Center, 1000 I St., Modesto. $10-$45. (209) 549-0601.
Movie: "The Central Park Five"
This documentary details the story of five black and Latino teenagers charged with attacking and raping a white female jogger in New York. 7 p.m. State Theatre, 1307 J St., Modesto. $10. (209) 527-4697).
Theater: "Rock of Ages"
So-called classic rock - from the 1970s and '80s - is the heartbeat of this touring Broadway musical. Journey, Styx, Bon Jovi, REO Speedwagon, Foreigner, Pat Benatar, Twisted Sister, Steve Perry and Poison, among others, lead the hit parade in a comedic and light-hearted tribute. The actors often ignore the theatrical "fourth wall," addressing audience members directly, appearing as though they're not really acting. The show first was staged in 2005 at Los Angeles' King Kong club. 8 p.m.; 2 and 8 p.m. Sat., 2 p.m. Sun. Sacramento Community Center Theater, 1301 L St., Sacramento. $19-$71. (916) 808-5181.
Music: Jazz jam
This weekly jazz jam session, led by Mike Whirlow, features Philip Bailey, a Stockton saxophone player. 6:30 p.m. Whirlow's, 1926 Pacific Ave., Stockton. (209) 466-2823.
Comedy: Reggie "Thuggdork" Galindo
His nickname mocks some people's stereotypes of Stockton. The Franklin High School graduate says, "comedy is my hobby." 8:30 p.m. Empire Theatre, 1825 Pacific Ave., Stockton. $10-$12. (209) 986-8960.
Event: Jose Hernandez
This former astronaut's story would make a good movie. So far, the book version is doing fairly well. Hernandez, a former NASA Space Shuttle astronaut who grew up working the San Joaquin County fields with his Mexican family, tells his story in "Reaching for the Stars," a memoir published in September. In December, they ran out of books when he spent four hours at Barnes & Noble, meeting people and signing copies. Originally published in Spanish, the book recollects how the Franklin High School and University of the Pacific graduate wound up orbiting the Earth. Noon-3 p.m. Barnes & Noble, Weberstown Mall, Stockton. Free. (209) 472-1885.
Music: Your Hero Is a Villain
This "melodic metalcore-melodic hardcore" rock band is led by Steffen Clark, who carried on after singer Zachary Montoya died in 2009. 6 p.m. Plea for Peace Center, 630 E. Weber Ave., Stockton. (209) 981-2311.
Theater: "Wicked"
A riff on "The Wizard of Oz," this musical details the relationship between Elphaba (Wicked Witch of the West) and Glinda (Good Witch of the North). 2 and 8 p.m. Orpheum Theatre, 1192 Market St., S.F. $50-$275. (888) 746-1799.
Event: Stunt Dog Experience
Fourteen canine athletes execute a variety of acrobatic and high-jumping stunts and races under the guidance of Stockton-born Chris Perondi. He and his performing pets have appeared in a wide variety of environs - from Oprah Winfrey's TV show to the Dollywood theme park, Ellen Degeneres' TV show, Jay Leno's "Tonight Show" and San Francisco 49ers' games. The dogs - mostly border collie-cattle dog mixes - are suitably named, including Action Jackson, Crazy Confetti and Flashy Ferrari. Perondi, a graduate of Brookside School, boards his dogs in French Camp. 2 and 5 p.m. Sun. Bob Hope Theatre, 242 E. Main St., Stockton. (209) 337-4673; ticketmaster.com.
Music: Central Valley Youth Symphony
The musicians are joined by the Lodi Children's Chorus to perform pop and Broadway classics. 3 p.m. Sun. Hutchins Street Square, 125 S. Hutchins St., Lodi. $6. (209) 333-5550.
Fiddler and multi-instrumentalist Craven specializes in American folk and world music. 3 p.m. Sun. Bret Harte High School theater, 323 Highway 49, Angels Camp. $10-$20. calaverasarts.org; (209) 754-1774.


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Two railroad documentaries: Penn and Grand Central
Two railroad documentaries are on track for public TV in February, chronicling the histories of America's two greatest terminals, Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal. One is a local production, premiering on Channel 12 Saturday, the other is under the "American Experience" umbrella for PBS, airing Feb. 18. One is about ongoing grandeur, the other is about how lost grandeur led to other historical preservation efforts.
The first, "Grand Central: An American Treasure," airs on CPT12 (KBDI-Channel 12) at 6 p.m. on Feb. 1 (and again at 7 p.m. Feb. 3). Golden resident and documentary filmmaker Richard Luckin spent a year and a half filmming Grand Central in all its glory, interviewing historians and researching the architecture. Three Colorado residents appear in the program, Bruce Loval, Keith Kirby, and co-host Maxine Dunn (pictured below). Additionally, the last on-camera interview with the late New York City Mayor Ed Koch is part of the film. The high-def views are terrific, of course, and the historical/architectural background is informative.
"The Rise & Fall of Penn Station," airing Feb. 18 on RMPBS, traces the beginnings of the once-monumental structure, starting pre-1910, when the Hudson River cut off Manhattan from the rest of the railroad lines. The idea of crowding onto ferries to travel the last mile struck Alexander Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, as untenable. His private investment defied skeptics and became a rare gift to the public. But it would last only a few decades.


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You can't beat a system you can't understand
The movie, the one the kids are all talking about. You know the one, about the robots from outer space - "Transformers." Well . . . it's not just a movie. They are real. I know they are real because I was . . . I don't know how else to put this . . . it sounds so crazy. But it's true. I was victimized by a . . . a . . . Transformer. You know, those robots that can take the form of anything, and do. I saw one. I did battle with it. I lost. I barely escaped with my life. That's why I'm here, back in Rhode Island, where life is normal, and safe.
It all started on the Fourth of July, just like in the movie. I flew to Florida to visit friends and take care of some business. My friends have a lovely home between the Intracoastal Waterway and the ocean in Fort Lauderdale. Their house is across the street from the beach, and offers a spectacular view of the many fireworks displays that occur on Independence Day up and down the Florida coastline.
Every year, my friends throw a Fourth of July party and invite people over to watch the fireworks. Their house is big, and they invited me to stay for a couple of days. I was delighted. Life couldn't be better, or so I thought.
That night, friendly people gathered, good food and libation was consumed by all, and the city of Fort Lauderdale put on a fireworks display that was second to none. The grand finale was as impressive as any special effects explosives scene produced by Hollywood. However, I do believe that one of those explosions was not planned. It had to be a device that was designed to clandestinely explode in the middle of the other fireworks where it would not be noticed.
That explosion, whichever one it was, contained the Transformers. They landed on a Fort Lauderdale beach, observed by thousands, and nobody was aware of it. I know this because the Transformers made their presence obvious the next morning at my friend's house.
My friends are golfers. I am not. They told me to sleep in as long as I like because they were going to the links to play a round of golf and would return somewhere around lunchtime, which was fine with me. I had this magnificent home all to myself for a few hours, and I planned to enjoy every moment.
The next morning I was sitting in the living room reading the newspaper when I noticed a movement out of the corner of my eye. There . . . on a coffee table . . staring back at me, its antennae moving back and forth, was the most fearsome creature found in the American tropics - a Florida Palmetto Bug.
If you don't know what a palmetto bug is, look it up on the Internet. I believe it is listed under Largestest Roachius Giaganticus, or something like that. Palmetto bugs are from another age, a prehistoric age. They survived while dinosaurs died. Many believe they are from another planet. I am one of those believers.
I folded my newspaper and slowly moved in the direction of the intruder. Then with a swift strike and a hardy GOTCHA! killed the creepy critter. I lifted the newspaper expecting to find a flattened brown body about three inches long. But all that was there was a magazine. No bug, no body - nothing. I didn't think a magazine was on the table. I must have been wrong. Then I saw it. The bug had escaped. How, I do not know. It was now on the glass-topped end table beside a couch across the room.
I carefully picked up the magazine and slowly walked toward the table. With another swift strike and a stream of invectives, I attacked! This time I killed it for sure. Unfortunately, I also shattered the glass top table. Glass was everywhere; the body of a palmetto bug was not. Then I saw it on the wall. I picked up a bigger magazine and went after the vermin, and again it evaded my deft aim. However, an oil painting on the wall did not. It fell on the corner of a nearby chair and the canvas ripped from one side of the frame to the other. It also knocked over a lamp on the way down.
Then it dawned on me. The palmetto bug was changing form . . . It was a Transformer . . . It changed into a magazine, a glass top table, and a wall. Each time it changed back into a palmetto bug. I was not going to allow it to beat me. I found a bat. I could not let this alien live. I struck, I screamed, and I chased it around the living room, destroying everything in my path as I attempted to kill it. But it kept changing form. Sweat ran down my face. The room was a disaster.
Then a calm voice from behind me said: "Sir. Put down your weapon." I slowly turned around. The bug had changed into a police officer. But how could I be sure? I laid down the bat. I tried to explain. Nobody saw the palmetto bug. I was convinced it was the officer. It hadn't changed back.
My friends returned. They forgave me. "I guess he snapped," is all I remember them saying. They made sure I had medical attention and called my friends in Rhode Island to meet me at the airport. I know what I saw. Transformers are real. They can be bugs, police officers, or anything they want to be. They are just part of that system we can't understand.


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This past weekend, I was searching around the interwebz looking for something interesting to write about for Monday Pets. Lately, Monday Pets has been somewhat cat- and dog-heavy, so I was looking for something a bit different. I asked on twitter if there were any requests or recommendations. Friend of the blog Dave Munger responded:…


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The University Police Department at Farmingdale State College is advising the community that parking and traffic regulations pertaining to the State University of New York at Farmingdale Campus have been amended. Changes contained within the traffic regulations include a campus maximum speed limit of 25 MPH on all campus roads unless otherwise posted. The fine for parking in a handicapped parking space is now one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00). All other campus parking violations are thirty five dollars. Parking fines not paid within 20 days will be assessed an additional penalty of Fifteen ($15.00).
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CHICAGO, Ill. (July 26, 2012) – The Chicago Fire Soccer Club announced Thursday that the club has loaned Colombian midfielder Rafael Robabyo to Club Deportivo Millonarios. The 28-year-old midfielder will rejoin the Categoría Primera A Colombian side immediately. Per team and MLS policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"This opportunity allows Rafael to return to his former club," said Fire Head Coach Frank Klopas. "Rafael is a good professional and we wish him the best in his next step."
Robayo joined the Fire on January 9, 2012 after seven years with Millonarios. The Bogota, Colombia product appeared in 15 matches for the Men in Red, starting three.
Name: Rafael Robayo
Position: Midfielder
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 171 lbs.
Date of Birth: April 24, 1984
Place of Birth: Bogota, Colombia
Hometown: Bogota, Colombia
Citizenship: Colombia
Departed: Loaned to Club Deportivo Millonarios on July 26, 2012


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42 U.S. Code § 5189b - Date of eligibility; expenses incurred before date of disaster
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Date of eligibility; expenses incurred before date of disaster
Eligibility for Federal assistance under this subchapter shall begin on the date of the occurrence of the event which results in a declaration by the President that a major disaster exists; except that reasonable expenses which are incurred in anticipation of and immediately preceding such event may be eligible for Federal assistance under this chapter.
(Pub. L. 93–288, title IV, § 424, as added Pub. L. 100–707, title I, § 106(l), Nov. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 4706.)
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text: David Walliams, the man who shot to stardom with the launch of Little Britain, has accomplished many things. He's won a ton of awards, just launched state-side, swam across the English Channel and even been spotted with the likes of Natalie Imbruglia and Kate Moss on his arm. Now, the comedian had decided to write a book for children, 'The Boy In The Dress,' about a boy who likes to dress in female clothing and his journey to see the approval of his peers. Illustrated by Quentin Blake, I'm sure it will sell simply on shock factor but it would struggle to be as shocking as this editorial from Parade magazine.


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August 28. 2013 10:07PM
Red lines: Obama's costly bluster
NH delegation urges caution on Syria
"We must not promise what we ought not, lest we be called on to perform what we cannot."
— Abraham Lincoln
Last August, President Obama drew his line in the Syrian sand. "We have been very clear to the Assad regime, but also to other players on the ground, that a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. That would change my calculus. That would change my equation."
A year later two things are clear: 1) There was no equation; it was just Obama talking nonsense. 2.) He bluffed without a plan.
It is an axiom of statecraft that one does not go rattling sabers if one is not prepared to stain them with an enemy's blood. Or as Napoleon put it, "One should never forbid what one lacks the power to prevent." In Obama's case, we can replace "power" with "will."
In 2007, Obama was brimming with indignation that the United States would go to war without the approval of Congress. Now he is preparing to do exactly that for the second time. With Syria, it is for the worst reason: so the President can save face.
The United States of America has no business attacking Syria. Our national security is not at stake. The one and only reason we are on the verge of war is because the President thought it personally advantageous to rattle the sabers just before the 2012 election. It is schoolyard diplomacy, but with real missiles.


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Driver scores in 56th as Dynamo beat Galaxy 1-0
CARSON, Calif. (AP) — Andrew Driver scored in the 56th minute to lift the Houston Dynamo to a 1-0 victory over the Los Angeles Galaxy on Sunday night.
Houston goalie Tally Hall stopped Landon Donovan's penalty kick in the 25th minute to help the Dynamo (5-2-2) win a rematch of the last two MLS Cup finals — both won by Los Angeles. Houston also moved into a tie atop the Eastern Conference with Sporting Kansas City, New York and Montreal.
"Defending was good, we took our chance very well and still created other chances," Houston coach Dominic Kinnear said. "Obviously, L.A. is going to push guys forward and then test you, and they did that. We bended a little bit but didn't break, but it was nice to see."
It was the second time this season Donovan failed to convert a penalty kick for the Galaxy (4-2-2), who are six points behind West-leading FC Dallas.
Donovan's attempt came after Jose Villarreal was knocked down by Hall as he sprinted into the Dynamo box. Donovan also missed from the penalty spot in Los Angeles' April 13 loss at FC Dallas, and Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena said it was time to find a new shooter for spot kicks.
Donovan agreed.
"I'm not doing the job, so someone else is going to have to do it," said Donovan, who had made 28 of 31 regular-season penalty kicks before this year. "Certainly goals change games, and I could have made a difference and changed the game. ... Maybe I overthought it a little bit. I've taken a lot of penalties in this league, goalies know sort of my rhythm, how I take them, and it's getting harder and harder, and maybe I got to change something up."
Houston was the better team nearly from the start, almost scoring on Bobby Boswell's header that Galaxy goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini parried in the 15th minute and Giles Barnes' shot was blocked by Omar Gonzalez in the 36th.
Driver's goal followed a long ball from Boswell for Barnes, who cut the ball back through the Galaxy box. Driver, sprinting from the top of box, first-timed the feed inside the left post.
"I remember thinking I was a bit behind the play," Driver said. "Putting the ball over the top, that was our game, to get our strikers in behind the center (backs), and from there it was just a gamble to catch up to the play, and the rest was history."


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Sometimes, I just don't get it. Women wearing stuff that just doesn't seem to make any sense.
For example, leggings.
For months now, no matter what the temperature, I've been watching women of every age and size encasing themselves in this tight, stretchy leg wear and wondering … why?
So, I set out to answer the question.
First, I put on a pair of leggings myself. These are pretty much tights but with the feet cut off. The length ranges from just below the knee to midcalf to ankle, and stores are devoting ever more space to them. (Don't confuse them with the thicker "jeggings" — the jean-leggings combo — and unlike jeggings they have no pocket, zipper, button or stitching detail.)
In my test, I spent the day feeling like I was dressed for the gym, not an office. And there was this nagging feeling that something was missing. I know! A skirt. The leggings felt a lot like underwear, with a slight, squeezy Spanx sensation, only not slimming.
Any clothing that clings to the upper leg and, in the case of my leggings, stops mid-calf, has the dual effect of emphasizing the thighs and making my legs look stumpy. Not what I was going for.
But was it just me? To find out, I stopped women wearing leggings and started firing nosy questions.
Virtually everyone began their answers with, "They're comfortable." I agree. But so's a baggy pair of pj's and bunny slippers, but we don't wear those out on the street for all to see.
Others said they wore them to cover their rears under dresses and skirts that are otherwise too short. Huh? Buy a dress that's too revealing so you have to buy a second item to cover your backside?
Quite a few women said that leggings were a frugal, lighter jeans alternative. Others liked the anti-jiggle, girdlelike feeling — as though everything's under control.
And then there were my favorites, the women who agreed with me. "This is a mistake!" said Rosie Rodriguez, a 26-year-old from suburban Chicago, when I asked her about her midcalf black leggings.
Why, then, was she wearing them? "For the same reason that people wear Crocs. You know they're ugly but you see people wearing them and you know they're comfortable, so why not?"
Rodriguez adamantly refused to have her photo taken. "No picture! That's how embarrassing this is," she said.
Many other women, however, were happy to pose in their leggings and extol their virtues. Look at these photos, draw your own style conclusions, then tell me what you think.
Won't give up your leggings?
•Make sure they smooth — rather than cling to — your blobs.
•Check that not a hint of skin shows through.
•Ankle length
is better to lengthen the leg.
•For heavier thighs, stick with black.
"I wear them when I wear a very short skirt so my mom doesn't say I look like a hooker."
Daryse Matheus, 18, college student,
"It's one piece and keeps you smooth and nice."
Mariam Hakimi, 66, retired nurse anesthetist, Ann Arbor, Mich.
"I'm comfortable. Not too hot. Not too cold. They look cute with heels."
Raquel Farmer, 18, college student, Chicago


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this patch works for my t500. thanks for link. works on ff 3.6.10.
i have t510 windows 7 64,
My lap take about 50s to start(until msn messenger start) and after installed ff36patch--> http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-75278 take about 2:30 until msn messenger start (checked 2 times), i uninsall the patch and time are again 50s AND NOW PASSWORD MANAGER ARE 100% WORKING ON FIREFOX 3.6.11
Phew, glad I found this too. Password Manager working again with no workarounds on T500 and FF 3.6.12
Any word on getting this rolling for Firefox 4.0 beta?
It says that the Lenovo THinkvantage AddOn is compatable... but I haven't had sucess getting it to work yet.
Lenovo? Anyone?
Hi all,
in case you would like to discuss the Firefox 4.0, then please open a new thread, because this one is pretty long and most unreadable.
To answer the question: No I have not tested it till now. I'll give it a try, once it will be an official release, becasue I do have bad experience with initial Beta codes, which mostly only fails
03-08-2011 12:59 AM - edited 03-08-2011 03:08 AM
The firefox 3.6 patch does not support my system. I have a T42 2373-F1G running Windows XP SP3, Password Manager2 and CSS 7.00.35 The supported systems list for the T series starts at T43.
Any chance of a solution for my system from Lenovo? I bought it less than 5 years ago.
The password manager was one of the reasons I chose to buy this model. I was dismayed to see that it did not work with firefox after purchase. After a couple of years, I found the .xpi hack workaround which worked fine until firefox 3.6.14.
I was initially keen to try the Thinkfox hack described in this thread, but I can't found a homepage, a listing by Mozilla or documentation. I am sure it works, but am reluctant to trust an extension this mysterious with security matters.
If you're worried about the contents of the "Thinkfox" extension I described earlier in this discussion thread, don't be: it is just a bunch of Javascript routines that interface between the binary Lenovo Password Manager components of the extension and the Firefox password manager, and these Lenovo binary components are directly copied from an original version of Lenovo Firefox extension, as distributed with the Lenovo Password Manager/CSS. So there are few real security issues there.
What is relevant, though, is the version of Lenovo Password Manager/CSS that those Firefox extension components are copied from, which is version 8. They probably will not interface correctly with the rest of Lenovo's Password Manager's components from an erarlier version of CSS, as you have discovered.
There are things you can try: go back to the forum links I referrred to in my original posting, and try making your own version of the Thinkfox extension using the components from CSS 7.0. It may not work, though, because the firefox/lenovo binary components depend on the version of Firefox: binary extension components built for Firefox 2.x won't work in Firefox 3.x (and the same is true for Firefox 3.x vs. 4.x).
It's all a mess, I'm afraid: right now I am using the current Firefox 4.x beta as my browser--it's very stable--but without the convenience of my fingerprint unlocking the Firefox password manager, where I keep all my WWW passwords, which was the whole point of the ThinkFox extension.
Sorry I can't help.
Many thanks for your reply midi.
It is helpfuI of you to desribe how it works for me. I would probably be happier making my own extension anyway, assuming it worked.
I have found that if I use the "convenient" rather than "secure" option for password storage in Password Manager2 & nightly tester tools (to disable entension compatibility checking) I can still use it for firefox. It rather defeats the security idea of things though.
I never thought I would consider using IE for online purchases! Shame PM2 doesn't support Opera or Chrome.
CSS is so touchy, I gave up on installing the latest fingerprint software version as it seems I would need to uninstall CSS first (re-install involves an older version & then an update).
I hope I have not misunderstood your reply.
I do number of things to improve Password Manager (PWM) security: a) for all auto-filling web password PWM entries I care about, I ensure that a fingerprint is required for every autofill and that in any case, password entries are never *ever* auto-submitted once the form is filled; b) for the master password of Firefox's password manager, I install the Master Password+ extension that logs out the master password after a configurable number of seconds (that extension also does a whole range of other security relevant things, but master password auto-logout is the main thing); c) I always have the fingerprint sensitivity at the maximum level when enrolling and submitting fingerprints--it makes false rejections in submitting your fingerprint a little more frequent (especially when the finger is dirty or drier/wetter than when enrolled), but not so much as to impeed use significantly; d) I run as a limited user account and ensure that only fingerprint windows login is accepted for such accounts--cuts out shoulder-surfing in public surroundings.
Just so people understand: I'm afraid my version of the Thinkfox extension is just a cut-and-paste update based on the
original. I'm limited a) by my lack of Javascript
coding knowledge generally, and knowledge about the Mozilla/Firefox
toolkit platform in particular, as well as b) by the fact that the
link between Firefox and the Lenovo Password Manager has to be based
on binary components which only Lenovo can provide.
The Mozilla/Firefox toolkit platform has changed in version 4.0 such
that the old binary components provided by Lenovo for Firefox 3.X no
longer work.
If/when Lenovo releases an extension for Firefox 4.0, then I'll see if
my cut/paste hack will work once more, or if can figure out the necessary changes in the Javascript to make it work.


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