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Ohio State vs. Indiana ATS Picks
By Andrew Ryan
The Ohio State Buckeyes are starting to get to the status of the Alabama Crimson Tide. Sure, Nick Saban's dynasty isn't set to be tarnished any time in the near future, but Urban Meyer has put together a program that doesn't know how to rebuild; the Buckeyes merely reload with highly-touted recruits every single season. That's bad news for the Indiana Hoosiers in the opening Big Ten battle of the 2017 season.
Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Indiana Hoosiers
Date and Time: Thursday, August 31, 2017, 8 p.m. ET
Location: Memorial Stadium, Bloomington, IN
Opening College Football Odds: Ohio State -21
Ohio State vs. Indiana TV Coverage: ESPN
When the Buckeyes crashed the College Football Playoff last season as the first ever non-conference winner in the "Final Four," they arguably arrived a year ahead of schedule. After all, quarterback J.T. Barrett is only just now a senior, and the mass majority of a defense that allowed just 300.2 yards and 15.5 points per game returns.
Mike Weber and Barrett combined to account for 42 touchdowns last season, and they rushed for very nearly 2,000 yards between them. Better will be expected this year, especially with Curtis Samuel now in the NFL.
Sure there are some question marks at wide receiver, but Meyer has never been short of options on the outside on a year in, year out basis, even when things seemed limited.
After years of sitting on a very hot seat, Kevin Wilson finally got the axe last season from Indiana.
The cupboard isn't nearly bare for Wilson's replacement, Tom Allen. He'll be getting back nine starters on the defensive side of the ball.
That said, offense is going to be a big question mark. Richard Lagow is no slam dunk to keep this job this year. He's a statue in the pocket at times, holds onto the ball far too long and makes questionable decisions. Lagow only went 14-of-28 for 182 yards last year when these teams met. He only threw one interception, but after tossing 17 for the season a campaign ago, it wouldn't be hard to envision him getting picked off two or three times in this one.
Betting Trends of Note
The Buckeyes have a history of coming out and slaughtering teams like this one in September. Sure, a conference game isn't what's normally on tap in Week 1, but OSU is making an exception this year for sure.
The Bucks are 4-1 ATS in openers under Meyer, and most of the games haven't been anywhere near close. Included in this mix are a 56-10 win over Miami (OH) and most recently, a 77-10 ripping of Bowling Green. The Buckeyes started the year at 4-0 SU and ATS last season before "only" beating this Indiana team by 21 at the Horseshoe against a 28-point spread.
Indiana wasn't a bad team in the Big Ten last season, though it should be noted that it only covered one of its last four games as an underdog in conference play.
Still, the Hoosiers didn't lose a single game last year by more than the three TDs Ohio State beat them by, and as we now know, they covered that spread. Indiana's last loss at home by a margin anywhere near this big? A 56-17 loss to Michigan State in 2014.
Ohio State vs. Indiana Free Picks
You just know that Wilson has an axe to grind with his former team. He's the new offensive coordinator at Ohio State and should be a good one at that.
This is a defense that Wilson built from the ground up, one that should once again end up being a solid unit. But if there's a man who should know how to pick that unit apart, it's Wilson.
All the cards are pointing towards a romp for the Buckeyes in Bloomington. It's odd for OSU to not open up at the 'Shoe, but we suspect it isn't going to make any difference. We'd lay 30 in this game if we were forced to do so. Giving just three touchdowns will look like a steal at halftime, and it's only going to get worse from there for the hosts.
College Football ATS Pick: Ohio State -21 at BookMaker.eu
College Football Score Prediction: Ohio State 56, Indiana 17


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A scenario to Unite the World and Usher in the New World Order during this decade will be of vile deception?
The combined powers of the darkness are under the universal law of free choice; therefore, the a deceptive cunning situation must occur that will deceive humanity to choose the New World Order—in reality, the collective consciousness will surrender their free choice. Once the powers of the darkness accomplish this deceptive form of surrender, each individual will be forced to choose their personal path—the choice of the enslaved darkness or death. However, the death will save the individuals inner spirit from the enslavement from the kingdom of the darkness, it is a difficult reality to comprehend for many people within this world of deception.
For the powers of the darkness to be successful to trap as many human/spirit slaves into their arena, they must produce a powerful level of deception.
The deception to unite the world is intertwined between the Lower Entities, the Alien Grays, the Illuminati, and the Governments of the world, but especially the United States. The combined powers will most likely fabricate a problem scenario of a world war. However, this war will not be a nation of the earth against another nation—this war will be from the ET Grays, or another unknown ET aliens will generate a war that will unite the world through bombing raids upon holy sites and other locations of national pride and identity—possibly an invasion could occur. As humanity and mother earth are threatened, the world will unite within a common bond under the pretense notion of "survival of the human species". War will shift the focus of humanity and the minds of the majority may forget all the issues of the New World Order, Government corruption, Economic hardships and the Ideologies that are taught. However, the current brainwashing mind control that is occurring is reserved for after the war and the ushering in of the New World Order. Within this context, Planet X arriving close to the earth could be a deceptive reality to generate an excuse for the alien arrival. The powers of the darkness love war, and believe that for world peace war must take place—Hitler preached this ideology.
The Antichrist will arrive within a host body, possibly cloned or genetically manipulated from the high technology of the ET Grays who dwell in the underground labs of the United States since 1947.
As humanity perceives themselves as the weak underdog against the advanced technology of the ET Grays and on the brink of destruction—a miraculous occurrence through the Antichrist will occur to add to the deception and the acceptance of the New World Order. After this war, the Jews will rebuild their temple because the Golden Dome will be destroyed and the three religions will come to a peaceable agreement. Just bombing the three holy sites of Mecca, Jerusalem, and the Vatican will unite over 2 billion people and the three religions of Abraham.
Interesting enough the world will continue, but only under domination of the New World Order and the darkness of the Lower Entities. Anyone who resists and opposes will be killed but saved into the world of the light. However, anyone who submits to the organization of the New World Order will be a Human Chipped Slave, in addition to being used as a hypnotic mind controlled robot so the Lower Entities can use Your body as a host. The movie Avatar clearly teaches this scenario.
The winter solecist of 2012 is the activation key for the New World Order and a "New Age"
The Scriptural View:
The Apostle Paul wrote about the power of deception that the Man of Lawlessness will acquire. The Almighty Divine Source will grant power upon the Man of Lawlessness for the purpose to deceive the ignorant people who refuses to listen, and the egocentric individuals that prefer negativity and falsehood. This includes many individuals who are religious; their complacent agenda will prove powerless.
The Twisting of Definition.
The deception will be powerful, a realism that will provide a tribulation for the children of the light
The western world religions of Judaism and Christianity continually pursue the dogma of a singular messiah, in addition, to twisting the context, and following the false definition of savior. The deception caused through the dogmatically positioned religions has generated a mind-set among the masses. Very few people are knowledgeable, nor can individuals comprehend the context and truth concerning the Man of Lawlessness. The primary goal of the darkness, pursued through Judaism, is to conceal the truth concerning the two anointed spirits that will dominate over their own dominion.
The Term Antichrist.
Contemplating the deception that has endeavored to dominate the minds of humanity for centuries, the apostle Paul attempted to enlighten the minds of the Thessalonians during the first century CE. The Prophets, Jesus, and the Apostles were able to access a futuristic time loop which they wrote down the prophetic details. However, each person wrote within their own writing style; John used the term "antichrist", two Greek words defining as opposite and messiah; Daniel used the phrase "the abomination of desolations", which Matthew quoted, and the apostle Paul using the term "Man of Lawlessness".
During the final years (currently) before the arrival of the Man of Lawlessness, many individuals of the children of the light will comprehend the truth and be attentive for the time of Judgment. The deception will be powerful, a realism that will provide a tribulation for the children of the light. The apostle Paul writes the following:
Even the one whose coming is marked by the working of the accuser, with all power and signs and false wonders, And with every deceit of wrongdoing among those whose fate is destruction; because they were quite without that love of the true faith by which they might have salvation.
And for this cause, God will give them up to the power of deceit and they will put their faith in what is false: So that they all may be judged, who had no faith in what is true, but took pleasure in evil. —II Thessalonians 2:9-12
The Power of a Miracle.
The Man of Lawlessness will arrive in the flesh through a host body with power to produce miraculous works and wonders, superhuman actions that have not occurred since the era of Jesus and the Apostles. For the individuals who take pleasure in egocentric greedy luciferic behavior, liars, hypocrites, lovers of money, individuals who pursue injurious satanic operations—they will meet their god, and will be escorted into the kingdom of the darkness.
Verse three of Thessalonians, Paul writes, first there will be falling away from faith, defining as, multitudes will become stumbled and stop seeking spirituality before and during the tribulation of the Man of Lawlessness. The pressures of the world will engulf the multitudes that will root out the seed of faith. Today, clearly this is the situation. The deception upon the minds of the ignorant is a strong vail that many people will just abandon inner faith; however, a mass amount of the people will prove to be of the children of the light—during the judgment they will stand firm.

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I love reading these posts and seeing all the different ways parents have decorated their little ones rooms, so I thought I would give it a go and show you all Finlays little bedroom (which we have decorated about 20 times). I am just never happy and always have different ideas of how I would like it!
I will do one of Jacobs Nursery soon, but for now it is covered with junk as its currently unused with Jacob still being in our room!
I love the Giraffe wall sticker we've put in! Its from Next and matches most things in his room!
Cot bed from Mothercare
Bedding from Tesco
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When Fin was born, which was November 13, my aunty bought him a Harrods bear for Christmas! I love it and think its such a beautiful gift for him to keep always. She's also just bought Jacob one for his first Christmas!
The photo frame actually has Finlays hand print next to the photo and I think it was from Mothercare! It was given to me as a gift when he was born and I think its just so lovely and personal!
Finlay sleeps with his Jellycat bunny that his nanny bought for him when he was a tiny baby! He loves it, I think they are just so cute!
This is by far my favourite part of Fins room! I absolutely love these wall stickers which we got from Ebay! They were so cheap (around £8) and they are absolutely huge!
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Police are trying to make sense of a North Side shooting that left one man dead and another wounded yesterday.
Police are trying to make sense of a North Side shooting that left one man dead and another wounded yesterday.
Officers were called just before 3 a.m. to Joyce and 26th avenues by a young man who said two of his friends had been shot.
"These dudes, they just came behind us and shot up the whole car," the man said in a 911 call. "We got bullet holes all in our car."
Virgil Lee, 18, a front-seat passenger, was shot in the head. Medics pronounced him dead at the scene.
Kurt Flood, 19,was shot in the hand and treated at Ohio State University Medical Center.
Sgt. Dana Norman of the Columbus police homicide squad said the shooting arose out of a dispute between people in two cars at the northeastern corner of Cleveland Avenue and E. Hudson Street.
"We found casings there at that location," Norman said.
Some kind of chase between the vehicles ensued. The victims' car headed east on Hudson and then south on Joyce until the driver stopped at 26th Avenue, Norman said.
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He said that he and his friends thought they were being followed before the shooting, but he said they didn't know their assailants.
Within four minutes of the shooting report, police stopped another car at 26th and Bancroft Street. Norman said they took two people in the car into custody for questioning, but no arrests were reported.
Policehave "little or nothing" to go on, Norman said.
Anyone with information is asked to call the homicide squad at 614-645-4730.


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Marion County RECORD
Vol. 144 , No. 49
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Marion, KS 66861
Couple wants new home for old schoolhouse
Michael and Leah Ottensmeier are hoping to find a new home for an especially large item. They want someone to move a 1,700 square foot 90-year-old schoolhouse from a property off north Nighthawk Rd. "It's just a building we will never get our use out of," Leah Ottensmeier said, "and we'd hate to tear it down especially with all the history."
Study rates Marion as efficient city
In a study released last week, Municipal Analysis Services Inc. of Texas rated Marion as a high-performance government. Every year, Municipal Analysis Services examines publicly available data about government budgets, revenue, and debt and compares cities and counties of similar population.
Giant sunflower brings great joy
Heather Calhoun, pharmacy technician at Marion Health Mart Pharmacy, said she never thought she would get so many compliments over a plant. Calhoun planted giant sunflower seeds in a planter in front of the pharmacy in May.
Tabor set to start swim team in Marion
If all goes according to plan, Tabor College will have the first and only colligate level coed swim team in the state of Kansas, starting in the 2014-2015 academic year. "We will begin advertising for a head coach next week," Vice President for Athletics Rusty Allen said Monday. "We plan to hire one by the middle of October."
Commission rejects request for gravel on bus route
County commissioners voted Monday not to put gravel for a school bus route on Quail Creek Rd. between 250th and 260th Rds. The road is within USD 408, but the proposed change was meant for the transportation of Centre students.
With more students taking test, Marion ACT scores up
Marion County schools saw a mixed bag in performance on the ACT college entrance exam for the class of 2013. The average score at Marion increased nearly a point, while Goessel school leaders were caught off-guard by an almost 5-point decline. No school's graduating class had more than a third of students who were fully ready for college, according to the ACT's benchmarks.
Local talent to entertain at Labor Day
Familiar acts will open entertainment for Florence's 76th annual Labor Day celebration Saturday with Cottonwood River Band at 5 p.m. and Tallgrass Express String Band at 7 p.m. Tallgrass Express features guitarist Annie Wilson, who was named Flint Hills Balladeer by Gov. Sam Brownback in January.
Sisters share more than blood
Marion County Relay for Life had an atmosphere of hope Saturday at USD 408 Sports and Aquatic Center. Thirty-seven cancer survivors, all in purple, kicked off the relay with a victory lap. Two survivors shared more than cancer. Anita Hooper and Jan Peter from Marion are sisters.
Turning lemonade into water
Eight-year-old benefactor Sadie Lange will have her annual lemonade stand Sept. 14 to benefit Charity Water through its September campaign. She will be selling lemonade from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the front yard of her family's home at 411 S. Freeborn St. Patrons will receive a large cup of lemonade for a donation of any size.
Marion Assisted Living has new activities director
Amy Boudreaux said she never expected to be working with senior citizens. As the new activities director for Marion Assisted Living she will be planning events for them. Boudreaux was hired by Marion Assisted earlier this summer as a kitchen worker, but she said when the position came open she thought she would be a good fit.
Library adds digital books
Marion City Library has added a digital option for literary enjoyment. Patrons can now check out e-books and audio books online and read them using their Kindle or Nook. Library patrons need only go to www.sunflowerelibrary.org, find Marion City Library under the list of libraries and follow the instructions to select and check out books.
Bucks for belts offered at school
In a campaign to raise seatbelt safety awareness, Marion Police Department were offering dollars to USD 408 students offered up to school wearing their seatbelts and warnings to those who did not. Drivers receive $1 if everyone in their car is wearing a seat belt.
Pop linked to aggression inattention in children
New research suggests drinking even one soda per day may be associated with increased negative behavior in young children. A cohort study of almost 3,000 5-year-olds showed those that drank 1 to 4 servings of soda per day had significantly higher aggressive measurement scores than peers who drank no soda.
Velber Bevan
Velber K. Bevan, 83, died Monday in Hutchinson. A graveside service will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Marion Cemetery. A full obituary will appear in next week's paper.
Wayne Britton
Wayne L. Britton, 54, died Sunday in Newton. He was born April 16, 1959, in Independence to Lloyd and Rosalene Haviland Wade. He was a truck driver.
Irma Ens
Irma V. Ens, 96, died Friday at Parkside Homes in Hillsboro. She was born March 2, 1917, to Peter and Anna (Goossen) Richert in Las Vegas, N.M. She was a school teacher.
Arnold Franta
Arnold "Arnie" Franta, 84, died Aug. 17 at his home in Springfield, Mo. He was a retired electrical engineer and Army veteran. He was born July 31, 1929, in Lincolnville to Frank and Amelia Holub Franta.
Carlos Girk
Carlos Edward Girk, 71, died Monday in Peabody. He was an oil field rig operator for Flowers Oil Well Service. He was born March 31, 1942, in Waynesville, Mo., to Edward Girk and Cleo Bowen.
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Marvin Bernhardt
Donna Windsor
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Criminal division cases
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Emergency dispatches
Offenses reported
Police incident reports
Traffic division cases
Antique wagon wheel sheds light on Sieberts
When Rex Siebert, 89, of Marion married in 1943, his father, Floyd, gave him a team of mules, Bess and Jane, and a high-sided wooden wagon that was used to hold husked corn. Siebert used the wagon to feed silage and grain to feeder lambs. Many years later, in 1970, when he and his wife, Vernolis, were planning to build a new house on their farm, Siebert told contractor Steve Jost to put a "good strong spot" in the middle of the living room because a wheel from that wagon was going to be hung there.
Herbs have many uses
Herbs can be used for cooking, medicine, and a variety of other uses. Karyn Woodward makes it her mission to educate people on their uses. She has been teaching people in Florence about herbs and their various uses in monthly classes called herb workshops for a year.
Return to gardening gets results
Gerald Wiens of Marion has had more cucumbers than he knows what to do with this year. He has given plenty away to family, friends, and neighbors; he has sold some to Carlsons' Grocery; and he has sold dozens at a time after advertising online. He has picked at least 100 cucumbers a week for more than a month, although the quantity has been declining lately. Wiens credits the excellent growth to the cool, moist weather in late June and early August. Not bad for a return to gardening after two decades away.
Farmer discovers weed removal remedy
Jerry Plett of Lincolnville has discovered that his cows love the weeds growing in his empty cattle lots. He opens the gates, and in they go. He said they spend a lot of time in those lots even though they have access to grass. Kathy Voth, owner of Landscapes for Livestock, said toxins usually aren't a problem because animals use their internal feedback mechanism to decide how much of a food to eat. If cattle taste a bad weed, they won't eat more of it.
On the right path
If 100 students took the ACT in 2012, and 138 students took it in 2013, what was the percent increase in students taking the ACT from 2012 to 2013? While compiling information about county schools' ACT scores, that was the easiest calculation to make because of the nice round starting number — probably easier than any of the actual math questions on the test.
Get to know the person, not the title
Are people more than their titles or are people simply the titles they have? Sometimes when I read the paper, watch the news, or read an article on the Internet, it seems that we as a culture tend to make much of the title a person has and pay very little attention to who the person actually is. It becomes very easy to attack one another when we limit people to their titles. For example, if I only knew Mary Olson as the mayor of Marion, it would limit my understanding of her as a person. However I know she used to be a teacher, she volunteers with children at Circles of Hope each week, and she attends her church faithfully.
Lights out in Ramona
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95th annual Hett family reunion held at lake
The 95th annual Hett reunion was at the Marion County Lake hall Aug. 11. President Torey Hett gave a reading and led those who gathered in prayer. After lunch, Torey called the meeting to order. Old business was discussed, commemorative T-shirts were distributed — some of which were modeled — and the minutes and treasurer's report were read.
70-year reunion set for class of 1943
The Marion High School class of 1943 will celebrate its 70th anniversary of graduation on Old Settlers' Day, Sept. 28. Class members wishing to ride in the parade will meet at 10 a.m. at the home of Jean Pierce, 303 Locust St. Those not wishing to ride will meet at 11 a.m. in Central Park.
300 pounds of pulled pork served at Tampa hog roast
Although this was the first year that there was no hog at the Tampa State Bank hog roast, bank officials served about 300 pounds of pulled pork from Carlsons' Grocery to those patrons in attendance. "Lonnie Nickel used to always smoke a pig," Mickey Lundy of Tampa State Bank said. "But he retired this year."
Food bank helps 150 families
The Kansas Food Bank of Wichita gave five tons of food to Marion residents Thursday, helping 150 families and 424 people. "That's pretty close to what we do every time," volunteer Gene Winkler said. "We went through it all in just over an hour, too."
Fireworks display is Sunday at lake
United Steelworkers Union Local 11228 of Hesston will present a fireworks display at dusk Sunday at Marion County Park and Lake. The display will be launched on the south side of the lake but should be visible all around the lake, Diana Williams said. She said the public display is intended as a show of gratitude for the union's use of the lake for its annual picnic earlier in the day. The union received donations from several local businesses to support the display.
Thrift shop will close for move Sept. 7
The St. Luke Hospital Auxiliary Shoppe will be closed at the end of the business day on Sept. 7 so that workers can ready the merchandise and equipment for moving to the new location. Notice will be given about the opening date in this new location when all moving activities are complete.
Couple to wed Sept. 21
Bridgett Michelle Burns and Jesse Willis Hamm, both of Hillsboro, announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Bridgett is the daughter of Victor and Gail Burns of Lincolnville.
Democratic Women met
Marion County Democratic Women met for lunch Friday at Marion Senior Center. The group voted to contribute to the Robert B. Ducking Memorial Scholarship Fund in memory of Jane Vajnar.
BarnFest set for Marion this year
Marion County will be the site of Kansas Barn Alliance's eighth annual BarnFest, beginning Oct. 4 at the Marion Community Center. The two-day event will start with various speakers sharing information in sessions based on barn preservation and reuse. Attendees are encouraged to bring barn stories to share.
P.E.O. starts new club year
Twenty-five members of P.E.O. Chapter DB had a social meeting on Monday at Marion Sports and Aquatic Center. Calling it a "Healthy Start Kick-off Party," the program committee of Diane Leiker, Margaret Pickering, Debbi Darrow, Laura Williams, and Belinda Skiles, provided an opportunity for all to walk, talk, and enjoy healthy snacks.
Flowers planted as a memorial
125 years ago
Centre senior gets head start on career
For three hours a day, Kaylenn Miller breaks from life at Centre High School to spend time at the county jail. Miller wants to help troubled youth as a correctional counselor, and the first steps toward that goal come as work-study for the sheriff's department.
Enrollment doubles in Centre's online learning program
Enrollment higher than was expected in the Kansas Online Learning Program required the Centre school board to purchase more computers for the program. Fifty computers were purchased in June, but more were needed. In a special meeting early Friday morning, the board approved the purchase of 60 new Dell Inspiron laptops from Best Buy for $19,800. Superintendent Brian Smith said KOLP coordinator Vickie Jirak negotiated for a price of $330 each, lower than from two other bidders. The money will come from the virtual school fund.
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So I walked into Deacon's room last night, just as he and Daddy were praying when I overheard this- "and God, please be with Daaaaddy, so he can get a haircuuuut.... because his hair looks so fuuuuunnny!" as he ran his fingers through Dusty's hair.... simply put, we could barely finish his prayers because we were laughing so hard. That is our big boy!


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Carlos Guillen, right, celebrates his two-run homer with Magglio Ordonez. Both have eight-game hitting streaks.
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WASHINGTON - During the Detroit Tigers' three days in Washington, a half-dozen players went to Capitol Hill, while Justin Verlander got to spend 20 minutes with President Bush in the Oval Office.
Exciting? Sure. But that's nothing compared to what they did with their bats.
Considering they were strangers to the nation's capital, the Tigers sure made themselves at home, scoring 32 runs in three games in their first visit to RFK Stadium in 36 years. They wrapped up their three-game series last night by pounding the Washington Nationals pitching staff yet again, winning 8-4 to give Jeremy Bonderman his eighth straight victory.
"You're seeing what professional hitting is supposed to be like," manager Jim Leyland said. "But it's not that easy. We'll have our fights and have our battles; you don't just hit like that all the time."
If they did, the rest of the majors might have to shut down. The top-hitting club in baseball has won five of six, averaging nine runs over that span.
"You see them up close instead of just watching on TV, you realize you'd better play a pretty perfect game to win," Nationals outfielder Austin Kearns said. "They're good."
Detroit broke open last night's game with five runs in the sixth against Washington's bullpen. Magglio Ordonez finished with three hits and Carlos Guillen had two, including a fourth-inning golf-swing home run that bounced on the top of the left field wall.
Ordonez (7-for-10) and Guillen (6-for-12) were two of four Tigers to bat .500 or better in the series. Both players have eight-game hitting streaks.
"We may not have the best 3-4-5 or best 2-3-4 or 7-8-9," Leyland said. "But 1 through 9 we're pretty good."
Bonderman (8-0) has won eight straight starts after beginning the year with five no decisions, and once again he got plenty of run support. He only pitched five innings and allowed three runs and five hits. His ERA is 6.88 over his last three starts.
"We're scoring a lot of runs, so as pitchers we don't really have to do a ton," said Bonderman, who was removed for pinch hitter Gary Sheffield with the bases loaded in the sixth. "We just have to give them a chance to score a bunch of runs. We do that quite often it seems like."
The score was tied 3-3 when Bonderman completed the fifth, but Detroit sent nine men to the plate in the sixth. Washington manager Manny Acta felt he had the Tigers right where he wanted them. Starter Mike Bacsik had given him five innings, and Acta had set aside the rest of the game for his four best relievers: Saul Rivera, Jesus Colome, Jon Rauch and Chad Cordero.
But Rivera (1-2) opened the inning by giving up two walks and a single to the only three batters he faced. Brandon Inge then singled home a run off Colome to make it 4-3. Omar Infante battled through a 12-pitch at-bat before singling to right to give the Tigers a two-run lead. After Sheffield fouled out, Curtis Granderson singled home two more runs. Another scored on Craig Monroe's groundout to complete the five-run inning.
"Everything happened the way we wanted," Acta said. "We wanted to get through the fifth in the ballgame - it was actually tied - because we had our bullpen rested. We wanted to throw our four best guys at them, and unfortunately two of them were off today."


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Walter Mueller, 90, formerly of Raubsville, died Thursday in the Zohlman Nursing Home, Richlandtown.
He was an assistant superintendent for the former Drake Building, Easton, before retiring.
Born in Germany, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Mueller.
He was the author of a book, "Be Good, Gyps," which was published in 1949.
Surviving are a daughter, Edith Rodriguez of Easton; a son Horst, in South Carolina; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Services will be at the convenience of the family. The Reichel Funeral Home, 220 Washington Park, Nazareth, is in charge of arrangements.


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Mead & Hunt, Inc., a nationally recognized professional services consulting firm has a position available for an entry-level civil engineer to join our aviation group. Responsibilities include assisting with project scoping, design, and construction observation for aviation projects; assisting with the coordination of survey and geotechnical data collection; assisting with civil design and drafting efforts; preparing construction quantity estimates; drafting sections for technical reports; coordination of specifications and utilities; identifying and reviewing field surveys. Some travel will be required including working on-site at various airport locations.
The successful candidate will have a bachelor's degree (or higher) in civil engineering from an accredited four-year college or be able to obtain the degree within nine months of hire date.
The ideal candidate will have experience with any/all of the following: AutoCAD Civil3D, FAARFIELD, PCASE software programs; Microsoft Excel, Word and Project software programs; civil/transportation design coursework; construction field tasks including site grading, utilities, drainage, erosion control, paving, materials testing, and/or surveying; engineering design with any municipality, county, state DOT, a civil consulting firm, or FAA. The ideal candidate will also have passed the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam.
If you have strong communication and organizational skills, are someone who takes initiative, and can work well both independently and as part of a team, complete the online application process for this job posting at www.meadhunt.com/careers OR submit your cover letter and resume (with the pdf application, if possible, printed from our website) to the address below by Friday, October 26, 2018. Interviews are awarded on our review of your ability to meet the qualifications in the paragraphs describing the "successful" candidate and "ideal" candidate, so be sure to explain where indicated in the online application (or in your COVER LETTER, not just in your resume, if you are applying by mail) how you meet each qualification listed in the paragraphs above. Mead & Hunt will not sponsor a visa (H-1B, etc.) for this position.
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Ride Faster. Farther. Better.
Ask any Tour rider, long-distance champion or seasoned enthusiast and you'll hear a recurring theme to describe how they ride longer, farther, and faster - comfort. Whether it's how your shoes fit, the feel of your saddle, or the cycling kit you select, having a comfortable set-up is of utmost importance. While many riders focus on their contact points (shoes, saddle, gloves) the key is to consider the riding position and frame geometry connecting these points.
A riding position that suits YOU is key. It allows you to ride injury-free, without nagging aches and pains, and with the greatest efficiency. There is no "right way" to look on a bike. There is a way that best utilizes your physiology and, through the proper cycling ergonomics, pairs the rider to the bike for the best man-machine tandem. Most other fit methods are highly subjective, depending too much on "feel" and the skills of the individual bike fitter. Various fit technicians using the same method may still end up with different results. To us, this is not scientific. We have changed this.
We present the Cyfac Postural System as the leading fit system in the world. We focus on results, creating the best alliance between the rider and the bike to ensure a performance that makes you ride faster, farther, and better.
As of April 2016, and following 13 years in the market, undergoing continuous development and support, CYFAC partnered with MORPHOLOGICS in order to re-ignite the concept and further exploit its full potential. By selling the Cyfac fitting system, we have given it over to a company with expertise and passion for bike fit, owned and operated by renowned bicycle fitting expert, Michel Le Goallec.
Why fit is so important:
A custom fit -- one that places you and your machine in perfect harmony -- is the best way to realize your riding potential. Each rider's morphology, level, history, and riding discipline demands a specific position adapted to the individual. The proper set-up improves efficiency, comfort, performance, and aerodynamics while ensuring injury prevention. The proper frame geometry will provide dynamic handling, confidence, and the best synergy between rider and bike. If you crave the ultimate benefits of a custom design or if you simply want to adapt the optimal position on your current bike (if possible), the CPS will enable this.
What is the Cyfac Postural System?
Conceived to create an optimal union between rider and machine, the Cyfac Postural System is the realization of more than 20 years' of detailed positioning analysis done at France's Lyon Center of Sports Medicine. A full decade was spent conducting the research and development for the actual CPS system as we see it today. All of this was independently done to ensure unbiased and scientifically-sound data, unspoiled by preconceptions of what works on the bike. On the surface, our approach seems quite simple. We don't have a bike sizing machine, a fit session is quick, and we don't measure a rider with a myriad of different tools and techniques. This is by design.
Extensive testing, research, and practical analyses serve as the back-drop to the Postural System. More than 65,000 fit sessions boiled down to provide the most precise, reliable, and quantifiable data affecting your performance on a bike. Because of the dynamic inter-related function of the body, knowledge of key variables provides a comprehensive analysis of the rider's profile. The MorphoLogics Postural System pulls together the complex variables such as morphology, fitness level, type of cycling, and the rider's equipment to create a unique riding position for each cyclist. Keeping the process streamlined, however, eliminates error by focusing on the salient aspects of bike fit and how the rider-machine relate.
We have over 10 years of lab studies across a base of more than 65,000 fit sessions across all cycling disciplines and performance levels. Our independently conducted research carefully monitored all physiological responses to cycling across road, track, time trial, triathlon, cross, and mountain bike disciplines. We tested world class, top level amateur, club racer, and tourist athletes for muscular endurance, VO2Max, optimal power output, optimal cadence, optimal oxygen uptake, respiratory rate, blood-lactate, and aerodynamics across a set of exhaustive test protocols to arrive at our data. We have even looked at the response rate of secondary and tertiary muscles to determine optimal fit data that can be applied directly to you, the rider.
In researching the rider-bike pair we've discovered that the proper position is paramount and whether you choose to apply it to your current bike, go shopping for a new standard geometry offering, or use it as the blueprint for YOUR custom frameset doesn't matter to us. Ensuring that our CPS clients ride in comfort while optimizing health and performance is our only goal with the bike fit system.
Less Energy = Better Performance
The Morphologics system is based on the physiological principle that a rider going the same speed, with the same power output while using less energy will perform at a higher level. A more efficient position limits fatigue, favors the proper muscles and body systems and leads to a better result.
Simple & Accurate
The Morphologics system doesn't depend on the skill of the individual fitter and the varied results that method may provide. Rather, the system is stable on the front-end, depending on a detailed rider interview, information on the rider's equipment and just 9 key body measurements. It is easy to conduct a fit, efficient, and accurate.
Other notable features
Equipment Database
Your shoes, your pedals, your saddle. All of these touch points are key to your riding position and we have the data to ensure your proper fit.
Tested Across All Levels of Cycling
From top pros to 75 year-olds, the system has shown its adaptability to all levels of the sport. Whether you are a top pro or a new enthusiast, all cyclists benefit from a position perfectly adapted to them and their unique characteristics. The system fits each rider as the unique individual he or she is.
CPS Athletes include:
•Thor Hushovd (Green Jersey winner)
•Sylvain Chavanel (French National Champion)
•Thomas Voeckler (Yellow Jersey holder)
•Florent Brard (French National Champion)
•Anthony Geslin (Bronze Medal, World Championships)
•Samuel Dumoulin (TDF Stage Winner)
•Laurent Gane (World & Olympic Champion, track) •Simon Lessing (World Triathlon Champion).
•Tony Deboom (Masters World Triathlon Champion)
•Dmitri Champion (French National Champion)
•Jérémy Roy (Paris-Nice Stage Winner)
Results You Can Count On
Forget the lasers and showbiz treatments that are based on antiquated methods and incomplete data. The Morphologics system is independently validated by scientists and the medical community, ensuring a comprehensive fit based on actual data and research so that you can perform to your best. Most other fit methods are highly subjective, depending on "feel" and the varied abilities of the bike fitter. Our result is consistent and precise.
All Types of Cycling
You can be fit across Road, MTB, Cross, Time Trial, Triathlon, and Track. Your fit can be updated at any time for changes to equipment, updates in fitness level or for extra cycling disciplines.
Fit to You
The Morphologics fit is individualized, based on your precise measurements, fitness level, injury status, cycling discipline and even the specific characteristics of your equipment. You'll get your fit, each time.


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Volkman Parrotlet
Available in a 4 pound size bag.
Ingredients: safflower seed, white proso millet, oat groats, small cracked corn, buckwheat, Fruit Medley, canary grass seed, small black oil sunflower, sunflower chips, green peas, carrot dices, peanut dices, vitamized oat groats, (orange) fruit blend, peppers, hemp seed, spinach flakes, orange oil and safflower oil.
Please note that most bird toys are non-returnable items for health reasons, so if you have questions about a toy, or need help selecting one for your feathered friend, please feel free to e-mail us or give us a call at our bird store.
Most US orders ship within 24 hours of being received during the week.
The simple truth is we love parrots.
We are a full line bird store located in Decatur, Alabama. If you would like more information about ordering from us, please visit our Information Page. You may also contact our store toll free at 1-800-816-2324 Tuesday through Friday between 10:00 and 4:00 central time if you need help placing an order.


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Mt. Vernon Square from inside the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, last Saturday.
Photographs of life around Lake Kittamaqundi in Columbia, Maryland, and the occasional road trip. Birdwatching. Links to a variety of things.
Monday, December 30, 2013
View from the Walters ~ Russian Enameled Silver
Mt. Vernon Square from inside the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, last Saturday.
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Petit Louis Progress at the Lakefront
Two weekends ago, the new Petit Louis Bistro at the Lakefront in Columbia still had the old full-glass front. When I walked by last Saturday, the facade had changed completely, although the awning for the former Red Pearl is still there.
The cones and the tarp over new concrete were gone this week. Work is moving at a fast pace, but I don't think they'll be ready for diners by the end of this month as announced previously.
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Savage Mill in Holiday Mode
Yesterday afternoon. A link for our local old factory converted to shops and galleries is in my Music and Other Arts list in the blog margin.
Saturday, December 14, 2013
great snow heron
A great blue heron at one of its favorite fishing spots on Lake Kittamaqundi, last snowy Saturday morning.
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Despite their government's backing for US military operations in Afghanistan, officials of the military and secret service in Pakistan are supplying weapons, fuel, and other help to the Taliban, a published report said. Citing US officials, The Washington Times said it was not clear whether the assistance had the OK of President Pervez Musharraf or was taking place behind his back. Meanwhile, in his first known communiqué in weeks, Osama bin Laden issued a new call for Pakistani Muslims to defend Islam against a "Christian crusade," reports said. And the hopes of other Islamic nations that anti-Taliban attacks in Afghanistan would be suspended for the Islamic holy month of Ramadan were rejected by US officials and by the opposition Northern Alliance. (Related story, page 1.)
Enemies of Iran, whether inside or external, are "only having a bad dream" if they anticipate the collapse of the nation's hard-line Islamic hierarchy, an angry supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told a rally. Iran was rocked late last month by rioting ostensibly over qualfying games for soccer's World Cup, resulting in more than 1,000 arrests. But that was followed by the confiscation of hundreds of thousands of satellite TV antennas that allowed access to channels operated by opposition groups. The regime also has vowed to punish people calling for closer ties with the US. (Related editorial, page 10.)
Embattled President Eduard Shevardnadze fired his entire cabinet, plunging formerly Soviet Georgia into political crisis. The move followed a heavily criticized raid by security forces - on suspicion of tax evasion - against an independent TV station that led to calls for three top cabinet ministers to resign. Shevardnadze did not announce his own resignation but said he'd be "guilty as well" if parliament forced his aides out.
Minus his old leftist revolutionary rhetoric and the Army fatigue uniform that once was his trademark, Sandinista Party leader Daniel Ortega ended his campaign to return to the presidency of Nicaragua in front of a giant American flag late Wednesday in Managua, the capital. The election will be held Sunday. Ortega, who in the 1980s battled US-supported Contra rebels, has appealed for reconciliation, telling voters "love is stronger than hate." Late opinion polls put him in a statistical tie with former Vice President Enrique Bolanos of the ruling Constitutionalist Liberal Party. (Story, page 7.)
Juan Bosch, who died in the Dominican Republic, was one of the leading leftists in the Western Hemisphere and - for seven months in 1963 - the nation's president until he was ousted in a coup. In 1965, he attempted a comeback with the help of leftists in the Army, but it was foiled by an invasion of 20,000 US marines sent by President Lyndon Johnson. In his memory, the current government declared a three-day mourning period.


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The weather might seem a little miserable at the moment so this month I thought we could cheer things up with our outfit challenge by including some eye popping brights. It is up to you how much brightness you include on your ethical, charity shopped, thrifted or vintage outfit. If you are really brave, you could go the whole hog and opt for head to toe neons or alternatively just one amazing bright statement acessory is great too.
The usual rules apply. Photograph and post your outfit to your blog with a mention of us and link to www.ethicalfashionbloggers.com then post your link in the comment section of this post or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com by the end of the day on Tuesday 9th October. I will post a round up of the outfits on 10th October.
Don't forget. you can now follow and pin with us on Pinterest. If you are not a member of Ethical Fashion Bloggers yet, you can just email me to join.
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1. Re: Intel 6200 AGN problems (need help)riffraff4p Aug 16, 2010 2:47 AM (in response to srps)
it is likely that the card you purchased is not compatible to your Intel mainboard chipsets. I have an Acer 8943G and did have the same issues here.
The solution was to purchase the AGN 6200 (622HMWWB) instead of ANHMW. This worked fine for me.
Hope this helps.
2. Re: Intel 6200 AGN problems (need help)srps Aug 16, 2010 6:36 AM (in response to riffraff4p)
Thanks for the reply, but if it were incompatible with the chipset why would it work on linux? My laptop chipset is a ICH9M-E.
I've also tested it on my desktop, which has a ICH10R chipset and the results are exactly the same, working on linux and not on windows.
I've already sent it back, hoping the one they'll send back to me will work.
3. Re: Intel 6200 AGN problems (need help)proteus Feb 14, 2013 1:59 PM (in response to srps)
I have run into the same issue with Intel 6220 AGN, bought from the eBay.
The card worked fine under linux but failed to initialize in Windows (7), no matter which Intel driver version I tried.
Under Win7 Device Manager it reported as PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_4239&SUBSYS_13118086 which apparently is Lenovo branded card and will not work with Windows on my laptop (ASUS). I browsed windows .inf file and found generic (unbranded) counterpart that should identify as PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_422C&SUBSYS_13018086, then booted linux with intention to edit card EEPROM (no warranty - no worries).
Then under linux I:
1) downloaded iwleeprom tool
$ svn checkout http://iwleeprom.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ iwleeprom-read-only
2) edited iwleeprom.c to enable RW capability for writing 6200 EEPROM
$ vi iwleeprom-read-only/iwleeprom.c
modified line:
{ 0x8086, 0x4239, 0, EEPROM_SIZE_5K, "Centrino Advanced-N 6200"},
to read:
{ 0x8086, 0x4239, 1, EEPROM_SIZE_5K, "Centrino Advanced-N 6200"},
3) compiled iwleeprom binary
$ cd iwleeprom-read-only && make
4) noted down PCI bus on which WIFI card was on
$ lspci -nv
03:00.0 0280: 8086:422c (rev 35)
Subsystem: 8086:1301
5) dumped card's EEPROM to a file
$ ./iwleeprom -d 0000:03:00.0 -o eeprom.bak
$ cp eeprom.bak eeprom.mod
6) used hex editor to modify device identification from branded to generic (as per identification on top), minding this is little endian
$ hexer eeprom.mod
00000000: 40 5a 50 00 00 60 00 00 01 00 35 00 80 02 86 80 @ZP..`....5.....
00000010: 39 42 86 80 11 13 01 0d 8b 03 00 05 f0 00 40 00 ,B............@.
00000000: 40 5a 50 00 00 60 00 00 01 00 35 00 80 02 86 80 @ZP..`....5.....
00000010: 2c 42 86 80 01 13 01 0d 8b 03 00 05 f0 00 40 00 ,B............@.
7) saved and written the modified file into card's eeprom (root/sudo)
(Note that following step can break your hardware. Use at your own risk)
# ./iwleeprom -d 0000:03:00.0 -m -c -i eeprom.mod
8) rebooted to windows
Then I installed latest drivers that identified this card as generic Intel 6200 AGN.
Issue has been solved - card now works both under linux and under windows.
4. Re: Intel 6200 AGN problems (need help)joe_intel Mar 12, 2013 10:45 AM (in response to srps)
Thank you very much for your post,
On regards to your question, please note that the Intel® Centrino® Advanced-N 6200 wireless adapter is meant to be professionally installed by Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) technicians on certified systems only.
Please also note that these adapters are not meant to be sold separately, your system must be compliant with the required FCC certifications in compliance with the International Special Committee for Radio Interference standards for radiated and conducted electromagnetic interference.
In this case what we recommend and encourage you to first contact the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) to determine if the product is approved for use in your computer.
For additional information you may refer to:
Intel® WiFi Products - Upgrade or exchange Intel® wireless adapter hardware
Intel® WiFi Products - Why doesn't my laptop recognize my new Intel wireless adapter?
Joe H.
5. Re: Intel 6200 AGN problems (need help)KameX Feb 1, 2014 1:04 AM (in response to proteus)
Thank you very much for your post, I followed your instructions and with some little tweaking on the "c file" ( basically I had to increment the "usleep" time from 50 to 10000, this for both read and write of the eeprom since I'm on a 64bit distro, just do a find/replace of : usleep(50) for usleep(10000) , it should do 2 replacements. )
After that compiled the file and dumped the eeprom, tweaked it using Okteta since I'm a KDE user , saved the eeprom.mod , loaded it to the wifi card , rebooted into windows and voila , the card was recognized instantly.
Kudos +1 to proteus and also to @koct9i from: Issue 2 - iwleeprom - 64-bit issues? - EEPROM reader/writer for intel wifi cards. - Google Project Hosting
6. Re: Intel 6200 AGN problems (need help)S.Alexey Jan 30, 2016 10:38 AM (in response to proteus)
Thank you, your post was very helpful. But it doesn't seems to work in my case
I have Brand New HP 539525-001 Lenovo 60Y3233 Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300:
I modded and wrote EEPROM with new VEN 422B and SUBSYS 1101. After reboot it correctly recognized under linux with new values. BUT if I turn off the computer and unplug power cable and plug it in and power on then new values substitutes with an old one! So everything works before next power off! So is it possible to save new values permanently?
7. Re: Intel 6200 AGN problems (need help)aleki_intel Feb 3, 2016 9:17 AM (in response to S.Alexey)
For support on Intel® Wireless Adapters on Linux* envoronment, please access these links: https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/iwlwifi and Intel® Wi Fi Adapters Linux* Support for Network and I O


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We are excited that we plan to release Northstar V 2.0 October 28. The updates will include a newly designed website and a completely rebuilt admin portal for testing-location admins and proctors. In anticipation of this release, please plan on not using the Northstar website the weekend of October 27 and 28, as our current website will be unavailable. Admins and proctors will receive communications this month with more information on how to best prepare for the upgrade. Follow us on Facebook or Twitter to receive updates as the release approaches.
Employers can be confident that jobseekers with Certificates have demonstrated competence in basic digital literacy skills listed. The standards include basic computer competency benchmarks needed for many jobs. Online assessment modules were designed by professional educators to measure mastery of the benchmarks in a comprehensive manner. They were extensively piloted at a number of sites to ensure reliability.
The assessments do not rely on independent, potentially subjective judgment of user ability. Instead, they assess user knowledge in an objective manner, relying on carefully designed questions requiring users to demonstrate the skills assessed according to predefined and validated values.
"Basic computer skills are vital for a successful job search and for working in nearly every job. Applicants who hold the NorthStar Digital Literacy Certificate are able to prove to potential employers that they can comfortably navigate the Internet, create documents, and perform business using email. Job seekers with computer skills will find greater opportunities for better jobs with higher pay while the business community benefits from a prepared workforce."
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"These days, every employee needs basic computer skills to perform even most entry level jobs. The Northstar Digital Literacy Project could help job seekers demonstrate to employers that they have mastered basic skills."
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"We first started looking at this when some of our WIA participants were dropping out of training programs because they were unable to keep up with the technology demands with the training vendor. The number of people being put into training programs, and washing out because they couldn't handle the computer aspect of their education (was high). Some didn't know how to turn a computer on. We also knew that job seekers walking in to the job centers lacked basic computer skills to do job search, online applications and resume development.
"We began marketing the assessments and basic computer courses to promote employment success. With separate assessments for Word, Excel, WWW, email, Windows 7, Mac OS X, and social media, the employers can choose which of the assessments suit their needs to know about their applicants. Since we started…our Job Center has started, and subsequently expanded, computer classes to the general public to try to address a significant need for these skills, especially for the older workers who maybe didn't have exposure to them in school. Nearly every job requires some kind of computer skills these days. We can give anecdotal testimony that we have less people dropping out of training programs, and we have good employment performance as measured by WIA."
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When you purchase a MoMA membership or make a donation to MoMA online, we will ask you to provide us with the information we need to process your membership and/or to acknowledge your contribution. This information includes your name, billing and mailing addresses, telephone number, email address, and credit card information. Your credit card information will be stored temporarily on a secure server and used only as needed to process your transaction. It will also be sent to our third-party payment card processors and service providers to perform fraud detection and payment processing services. If your purchase is rejected by our website because it was detected as a possible fraudulent use of a payment card, and you are in fact the authorized user of the card, you can contact us at email@example.com or call (888) 999-8861 for the issue to be evaluated and resolved. We will retain your personally identifiable information for our records, in order to facilitate better customer service. To process payments for members who have selected automatic renewal, MoMA will also retain payment information, in a secure manner, until such time that either the payment information expires (when we will contact you to update it), or the auto-renewal of the membership is canceled by you. In certain cases, you may be asked for additional information to complete your request, such as the names and birth dates (month/year) of your children if obtaining a Family membership or any Contributing membership with children (see "Children 12 and under").
Online purchases of Museum admission tickets, event tickets, and course registrations
MoMA uses third-party vendors to administer and process your online purchase of admission tickets to the Museum. We also work with third-party contractors to process ticketing for certain events or registration for certain courses. MoMA requires its vendors to maintain the security of the information which you provide to them and restricts the vendors from using this information in any way not expressly authorized by MoMA.
Third parties
Please be aware that our site may contain links to other sites hosted by third parties. Different rules may apply to their collection, use, or disclosure of your personal information. We encourage you to review other websites' policies before revealing any personally identifiable or sensitive information. MoMA does not control, and is thus not responsible for, the content or privacy practices and policies of such other sites and under no circumstances shall we have any liability whatsoever for the activities conducted by or at any website accessed from or through the MoMA website.
Online surveys
From time to time, MoMA may invite you to participate in surveys posted on the MoMA website or sent to you by email. You may decide whether you wish to complete such surveys, which may ask about your background, occupation, or similar questions. We use this information to help us better understand our audience, which in turn allows us to better meet your needs and interests. Information collected in these surveys is never sold, rented, or shared with third parties for marketing purposes, but we may share it with outside vendors to analyze the information we collect (see "Use of outside vendors" below).
Online contests
MoMA will occasionally offer visitors the opportunity to participate in online contests or sweepstakes. If you choose to enter, you may need to provide your name and email address so that we may contact you in connection with the contest. We may also request that you provide us with certain other information, such as your zip code, state of residence, and grade in school (provided that you are at least 13 years of age).
We welcome your participation on our blogs. The MoMA blog is hosted by a third-party service provider, and your participation on the blog is subject to its terms of use and privacy policy. An email address is required to post comments. We will not share these email addresses with any third parties for marketing purposes.
Children 12 and under
MoMA does not solicit personal information from children. Visitors 12 years of age and under should remember that they are required to obtain an adult's permission before submitting any personal information to this or any other website.
MoMA newsletters
MoMA offers visitors to the MoMA website and MoMA Audio app users the opportunity to subscribe to one or more of our online newsletters, a service hosted by a third-party contractor that has agreed to use the email address you provide only to send newsletters to you. If you choose to subscribe, you will receive MoMA newsletters on the topics you choose or, in the case of MoMA Audio app users, MoMA's biweekly What's New newsletter. You may subscribe or unsubscribe at any time by following the instructions on the newsletter.
MoMA Audio app
When you use the MoMA Audio app, you will be given the opportunity to provide us with your email address. If you choose to do so, we will send you an introductory MoMA welcome email, and you will be subscribed to receive MoMA's biweekly What's New newsletter.
Emailing MoMA
If you send an email to MoMA, your message and email address may be saved and we may send you emails in order to respond to your message. Any material, business information, ideas, concepts, or other information sent to MoMA by email will be treated as non-confidential and non-proprietary. We will only use the information provided in your email and your email address to improve the MoMA website, services, and products, and to fulfill or respond to your requests for products, services, or information.
Cookies are small files of information that are stored on your computer's hard drive by your Web browser. The cookies we use do not contain any personal information. Most Web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can change the preferences of your browser so that it does not accept them. In order to use all the features of the MoMA website, we recommend that you accept cookies.
Our policy on the use and disclosure of the information we collect on the MoMA website and elsewhere
MoMA uses the personal information you provide to us for internal purposes, such as completing and tracking your transaction, analyzing trends, and collecting statistics. MoMA may also compile and provide aggregate statistics about our visitors, customers, sales, traffic patterns, and related site information to third parties, but these statistics will not include any personally identifying information.
We may share the names and postal addresses we receive from members and donors with other nonprofit organizations. If you do not want to have your information used in this way, you may send an email message containing your name and postal address to firstname.lastname@example.com. We may also share information about our members and donors with third-party vendors who help us analyze and understand our donor and membership base.
After you make a purchase on the MoMA online store, we may share your name and postal address—but not your email address—with other organizations or companies whose products might be of interest to you. The policies of these organizations and companies may differ from ours. If you do not want to have your information used in this way, you may send an email message containing your name and postal address to email@example.com. MoMA may release account information when such release is reasonably necessary to comply with the law; enforce the terms of any of our user agreements; or protect the rights, property, and safety of MoMA, the users of its site, or others.
If you have provided us with your email address, we may send you emails in order to alert you to information, events, activities, or programs at or related to MoMA that we believe may be of interest to you, or to alert you about sales or other promotional events at the MoMA online store. If you do not want us to use your email address to contact you for these purposes, you may send an email message containing your name and postal address to firstname.lastname@example.com.
We may combine information you give to us online, offline, in our stores, at the Museum, or through our catalogs. We may also combine or supplement this information with publicly available information and additional information we receive from or have cross-referenced with our third-party vendors and others. We use this combined information to enhance and personalize your shopping experience with us; to communicate with you about products, exhibitions, or events that may be of interest to you; or for other promotional or Museum-related purposes.
Use of outside vendors
From time to time, MoMA retains qualified third-party service providers to help us manage the MoMA website and allow us to better serve our visitors and customers. These may include third-party contractors who assist us by processing registration and ticketing for the Museum and for certain events or courses. We also engage third-party vendors to analyze the information we collect on the MoMA website and through other resources for marketing or similar purposes. We also use third-party service providers to process your payment transactions and detect possible fraudulent use of a payment card. These service providers receive the information you enter into our website, and information about your payment card, purchase, mobile device, computer, software and their location for fraud detection purposes. By submitting your information to make a purchase, you agree to this. MoMA requires its vendors to maintain the security of the information to which they are provided access and restricts the vendors from using the information in any way not expressly authorized by MoMA.
We may contract with third parties who use cookies, clear gifs, device fingerprinting, and other online tracking technologies to collect information on our behalf. These parties are required to maintain the confidentiality of this information. If you would like to opt out of this use of your information, you can change the preferences of your browser so that it does not accept cookies. We may contract with companies or others to provide certain services, including data management, promotional services, etc. We provide these service providers with the information they need to perform these services, but we restrict the vendors from using the information in any way not expressly authorized by MoMA.
The MoMA website may include links to websites operated by third parties over which we have no control. Once you leave the MoMA website, the MoMA Privacy Policy will not apply, and you access such sites at your own risk.
The MoMA website uses various measures designed to secure information. However, there is no such thing as 100% security. If you prefer, you may also place a MoMA Store order by phone at (800) 447-6662 or by fax at (212) 333-1127. For membership gifts, you may call (888) 999-8861 and for donations, you may call (212) 333-6591.
It is important for you to protect yourself against unauthorized access to your password and to your computer.
Be sure to use a known and trusted secure connection and to log off when finished using a shared computer. You should be aware that there is always some risk involved in transmitting information over the Internet. There is also some risk that others could find a way to thwart our security systems. As a result, while we strive to protect your information, we cannot ensure or warrant the security and privacy of any information you transmit to us, and you do so at your own risk.
Please be advised that when placing an online order through the MoMA online store, your personal data will be protected in accordance with United States law but may not be at the same level of protection as is legally required in the European Union.
Revisions to our privacy policy
Please note that MoMA may revise its privacy policy at any time, without notice, such changes to be effective immediately upon posting on the MoMA website. Such revisions may arise in response to changes in the law, policy, or other factors. We encourage you to periodically visit this page to review our most current policy.
Contact MoMA
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Last update: March 22, 2018
Terms of use
Acceptance of Terms and Conditions
The Museum of Modern Art ("MoMA") provides this website (MoMA.org) and the Online Store (store.moma.org) (together, the "MoMA website") in support of its charitable and educational mission to further the understanding and appreciation of art by the public. BY ACCESSING THE MoMA WEBSITE, YOU ACCEPT WITHOUT LIMITATION OR QUALIFICATION THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS (the "Terms and Conditions"). MoMA MAY REVISE THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS AT ANY TIME, WHICH REVISIONS SHALL BIND YOU. IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO BE BOUND BY THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS, PLEASE EXIT THE MoMA WEBSITE NOW AND REFRAIN FROM FURTHER USE.
Protection of privacy
MoMA is committed to protecting the privacy of its website visitors in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. All information gathered from you in connection with your use of the MoMA website is governed by MoMA's Privacy Policy. Please note that the MoMA website is not specifically dedicated to children and MoMA does not actively solicit information from children. Children under the age of 12 are required to obtain permission from an adult before submitting information to the MoMA website.
The names, titles, trademarks, service marks, and logos that appear on the MoMA website are registered and unregistered marks of MoMA, including but not limited to The Museum of Modern Art, MoMA, and MoMA DESIGN STORE ("MoMA Trademarks"). You may not use the MoMA Trademarks without MoMA's prior, written permission.
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Images, text, software, documentation, electronic text and image files, audio and video files and clips, and other materials on the MoMA website are protected by copyright laws and may be covered by other restrictions including for example, rights of privacy and publicity, as well. MoMA retains all rights it may hold, including copyright, in data, image, text, and any other information contained in these files. Copyrights and other proprietary rights in the material on this website may also subsist in individuals and entities other than, and in addition to, MoMA. MoMA expressly prohibits the copying of any protected materials on this website, except for the purposes of fair use as defined in the copyright laws, and as described below.
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Fair use of copyrighted material includes the use of protected materials for noncommercial educational purposes, such as teaching, scholarship, research, criticism, commentary, and news reporting. Unless otherwise noted, users who wish to download or print text, audio, video, image and other files from MoMA's website for such uses are welcome to do so without MoMA's express permission. In accordance with scholarly practice, users of materials (whether copyrighted or not) in publications, etc., should cite the author/artist as well as the source; the citation should include the URL "http://www.moma.org."
By downloading, printing, or otherwise using text, audio, video, image and other files from the MoMA website, whether accessed directly from this website or via other sites or mechanisms, users agree that they will limit their use of such files to fair use, and will not violate MoMA's or any other party's proprietary rights.
Commercial use is prohibited
Unauthorized downloading, publication or exploitation of MoMA's files for commercial purposes is specifically prohibited. Anyone wishing to use any of these files or images for commercial use, publication, or any purpose other than fair use as defined by law, must request and receive prior permission. All requests to reproduce works of art from MoMA's collection within North America (Canada, U.S., Mexico) should be addressed directly to Art Resource, Scala's New York representative, at 536 Broadway, New York, New York 10012. Telephone (212) 505-8700; fax (212) 505-2053, email@example.com, www.artres.com. Requests from all other geographical locations should be addressed directly to Scala Group S.p.A., 62, via Chiantigiana, 50011 Antella/Firenze, Italy. Telephone 39 055 6233 200; fax: 39 055 641124, firstname.lastname@example.com, www.scalarchives.it.
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Unrestricted forums
MoMA at times may provide unrestricted forums on the MoMA website for the exchange of ideas and information by participants. MoMA does not edit or control the information, materials, or modifications posted to, or distributed through, the forums. By posting or distributing information, materials, or modifications through the forums, you expressly abandon any proprietary rights you may have therein, and you agree that such information, materials, or modifications may be freely used, copied, and distributed by others, without your permission, in any medium throughout the world. To the extent you wish to post or distribute information, materials, or modifications to the MoMA website that you do not own, MoMA requires you to obtain any necessary permissions from the third party owners before doing so. You acknowledge and agree that you will not upload, distribute, or otherwise post any information, materials, or modifications to the MoMA website that is libelous, defamatory, threatening, abusive, unlawful or that encourages a criminal offense; contains any viruses or other code, file, or program that is designed to interrupt, destroy, or limit the functionality of any computer software, hardware, or telecommunications equipment; infringes the copyright or other proprietary rights of any third party; or contains any advertising, promotional, or solicitation material.
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MoMA respects the intellectual property of others, and asks users of the MoMA website to do the same. MoMA may, in appropriate circumstances and at its discretion, take reasonable steps to disable and/or terminate access to the MoMA website of users who may be repeat infringers of copyright. If you believe that your work has been copied in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, please provide the following information to MoMA's Copyright Agent:
- an electronic or physical signature of the person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the copyright;
- a description of the copyrighted work that you claim has been infringed;
- a description of where the material that you claim is infringing is located on the MoMA website;
- your address, telephone number, and email address;
- a statement by you that you have a good faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law;
- a statement by you, made under penalty of perjury, that the above information in your notice is accurate and that you are the copyright or intellectual property owner or authorized to act on the copyright or intellectual property owner's behalf. The Museum's agent for notice of claims of copyright infringement can be reached as follows:
By mail:
Copyright Agent, Office of the General Counsel Museum of Modern Art 11 W. 53rd Street New York, New York 10019
By email:
By telephone:
(212) 708-9791
Any communication or material you post, transmit, or distribute to the MoMA website by electronic mail or otherwise, including any data or other content, questions, comments, suggestions, or the like, is and will be treated as, nonconfidential and nonproprietary. Anything you transmit or post may be used by MoMA or its affiliates for any purpose, including but not limited to, reproduction, disclosure (to law enforcement entities or others), transmission, publication, broadcast, and posting. Furthermore, MoMA is free to use any ideas, concepts, know-how, or techniques contained in any communication you send to the MoMA website for any purpose whatsoever including but not limited to, developing, manufacturing, and marketing products using such information.
Warranty and indemnification
By using the MoMA website in any manner, you represent and warrant that your use will be consistent with these Terms and Conditions, including Fair Use. You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold MoMA, its affiliates, trustees, directors, officers, employees, or agents harmless from all claims, causes, costs, expenses, fees (including reasonable attorneys' fees), judgments, liabilities, losses, and damages arising from or relating to your use of the MoMA website.
MoMA PROVIDES THE SITE ON AN "AS IS" BASIS. YOUR USE OF THE SITE, CONTENT, AND COMPILATION IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. MoMA DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, COPYRIGHT OWNERSHIP AND/OR NONINFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHTS OR OTHER THIRD PARTY PROPRIETARY RIGHTS. MoMA DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE SITE WILL PROVIDE CONTINUOUS, PROMPT, SECURE, OR ERROR-FREE SERVICE. MoMA MAKES REASONABLE, ONGOING EFFORTS TO REVISE AND UPDATE THE SITE, BUT ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR ANY ERRORS OR OMISSIONS, INCLUDING THE INACCURACY OF CONTENT, OR FOR ANY DAMAGES OR LOSSES THAT YOU OR ANY THIRD PARTY MAY INCUR AS A RESULT OF THE UNAVAILABILITY OF THE SITE. MoMA ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY, AND SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR, ANY DAMAGES TO, OR VIRUSES MAY AFFECT, YOUR COMPUTER EQUIPMENT OR OTHER PROPERTY ARISING FROM YOUR USE OF THE SITE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE REPRODUCTION OF THE CONTENT OR COMPILATION.
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You acknowledge and agree that in the event any provision of these Terms and Conditions shall be held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, in any respect, the validity, legality, and/or enforceability of the remaining terms and conditions contained herein shall not in any way be affected or impaired thereby. In such event, the parties agree that such invalid term(s) or condition(s) shall be validly reformed by the court to as near approximate the intent of the parties as reflected in the provision, and if unreformable, shall be severed and deleted from these Terms and Conditions. MoMA's failure to exercise or enforce any right or provision of these Terms and Conditions shall not constitute a waiver of such right or provision unless agreed to in writing by MoMA.
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These Terms and Conditions and any counterparts, amendments, or revisions thereto shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York, without regard to principles of conflicts of laws. Any case, controversy, suit, action, or proceeding arising out of, in connection with, or related to this Agreement shall be brought in ay Federal or State court located in New York County and the State of New York, and the parties hereby waive any objection that they may have to personal jurisdiction in these courts.
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'Tis the season to be thankful!
"Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow." -Melody Beattie
Did you know that gratitude is a learned behavior? This season, we're helping families express their gratitude & encouraging children to be thankful for all things in life.
So, how are we going to do this? With help from our new favorite product:
Turkey on the Table is a book & activity that allows the whole family to show their thankfulness every day. The goal is to turn thankfulness into a daily routine.
The Turkey on the Table kit includes an adorable knit turkey, customizable feathers with marker, and a heartwarming book. Here's how it works:
Aside from thankfulness, Turkey on the Table encourages giving back through their partnership with Feeding America.
With each Turkey on the Table sold, 10 meals will be provided to someone in need. To date, over 102,000 meals have been donated.
More Thankful Traditions!
"Feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it." -William Arthur Ward
There are so many other ways to express gratitude this year! One of our favorite thankful activities is the Thankful Tree.
Thankful Trees are both a way to express thanks & a fun activity for the whole family! All you need is a few tree branches, construction paper, scissors, glue & markers to write with.
Fashion a tree from the branches. Next, cut the paper into leaves. Have everyone write what they are thankful for on the leaves & hang them on the tree. Display your Thankful Tree so everyone can see! Each time you see it, you will be reminded of the many things there are to be thankful for!
Tablecloth of Thanks
Another Thankful activity we love is a Tablecloth of Thanks! Create a new Thanksgiving tradition by having everyone at dinner sign the tablecloth with their name and something they are thankful for. Keep the same table cloth and have family members add something new each year! It's a great way to remember old memories, start new ones & express gratitude.
Enjoy this holiday season, but never forget the reason we have it!
"Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus."
– 1 Thessalonians 5:18
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An expert on air traffic controllers says the smoke from the battle between controllers and the federal government obscures the controllers' real problems, and warns that the strike could damage the entire air control system.
Dr. Robert Rose, a psychiatrist at the University of Texas Medical School in Galveston, studied air traffic controllers for five years at Boston's Logan International Airport in a 2.8 million study commissioned by the Federal Aviation Administration.
Dr. Rose said he found the real problems facing the controllers are not the pay or the hours that they work, even though those are the main issues the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization is arguing with the government.
"How is it that a group of men, highly trained and very intelligent, would risk losing a job for which there is no other employment opportunity, and risk going to jail, just for more pay?" Dr. rose asked.
"I believe the strike is a result of the alienation of the controllers from their management.Most of the time when something goes wrong, the controllers are not supported by their supervisors -- they are left out there all alone.
"They have no reward for doing a good job; there is no positive reenforcement ," he said.
"All they get is negative reinforcement if something goes wrong."
The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Union (PATCO) is trying to solve the controllers' problems by getting them more pay and shorter hours, he said. But that's not the crux of what's bothering them, he adds. The most serious problem is the feeling of vulnerability that arises from the serious consequences of an on-the-job mistake. And the union may unwittingly be adding to the alienation of the controllers -- by not focusing on ways to reduce that feeling of vulnerability, he adds.
From interviews, checkups, and other data, Dr. Rose found that controllers suffered from certain stress-related disorders two or three times as often as average workers.
While the tension is not unrelenting, Dr. Rose says, the job is more stressful than most occupations that are considered high risk because a controller knows he will bear the guilt of possibly causing a serious accident if he makes a single mistake.
"There are a series of things that suddenly can go wrong that change a routine operation into a high stress operation," Dr. Rose said. "The weather can deteriorate, the amount of traffic congestion can suddenly build up, a private pilot won't understand a command, planes get too close together.
"A controller knows that something very horrible could happen in seconds . . . and that's always hanging over his head," Doctor Rose said.
"Life and death situations don't happen continually, but they happen often enough," he adds.
A better procedure for the controllers to air their grievances should be created, he said, and the controllers should be given a greater voice in how towers and air control centers are operated.
"I think the whole brouhaha could have been avoided," Dr. Rose said, "if the government would set up a retirement system for the controllers like the military has. Have them work five years in training and 15 years on the job, and then give them retirement benefits."
"I am concerned that if they go to jail and get fired they will be individually hurt, and the system will be compromised," he said. "Morale will be even worse than it is now. Those who struck will be very hostile to those who didn't."
"And the government can fire all of them and bring in an entirely new crew," he said, "but the seeds of discontent that caused this strike will still be there."