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Luca Perego's Maidollis ITA854 with Carlo Fracassoli helming took the lead at the early stage of the event in Marstrand. Photo (c) IM24CA/Piret Salmistu
June 16, 2017 - Marstrand, Sweden - Tricky conditions were the keywords of the first day of the Melges 24 Swedish Open and Nordic Championship, considered also as the third event of the 2017 Melges 24 European Sailing Series. The race committee of the Marstrands Segelsellskäp led by Petter Vedin managed to execute three races for thirty Melges 24 teams from eight nations. Getting two bullets from three races today, Luca Perego's Maidollis ITA854 with Carlo Fracassoli helming took the lead at the early stage of the event. The leader of Corinthian division is another Italian team, Marco Zammarchi's Taki 4 ITA778 with Niccolo Bertola in helm.
The morning in beautiful Marstrand was not that beautiful though. Gray sky and rain was not something what was expected according to the today's weather forecasts. But Melges 24 teams were eager to start sailing and everything was set to start the first race of the day on time. The first attempt to start the race at midday failed due to the general recalls. Then the wind started to shift and got unstable, which meant postponement for up to forty minutes to get the racing started. Starting the race with NE wind of 9-10 knots it dropped and was very shifty making the conditions not easy to handle. Due to that the second race was postponed to set the course again. Some heavy rain highlighted the second race when for the third race the conditions for Melges 24 were just great - wind was picking up, the water was rather flat and sun started to shine giving to the Race Committee an option for the longer course.
There were six teams out of thirty who finished at least once in Top 3 in today's races. Luca Perego's Maidollis ITA854 with Carlo Fracassoli in helm took the victory from the first and third race and was seventh in the second race. Norwegian Kristoffer Spone NOR400 was the first over the finish line in the second race and as third on the final race. Another Italian, Marco Zammarchi's Taki 4 ITA778 with Niccolo Bertola helming achieved the second place from the second race and was showing strong also in the final race. Also both teams from United States managed to Top 3 - Wes Whitmyer's SlingSHOT USA747 was second on the third and Kevin Welch's Mikey USA838 with Jason Rhodes helming got the third placement on the second race. Another Norwegian managing to Top 3 was Kristian Nergaard's team on NOR600. Fracassoli has a six point margin ahead of Nergaard who is ahead of Wes Whitmyer with one point only.
Being fourth in the overall ranking, Taki 4 ITA778 is the strong leader of the Corinthian division with two bullets and one second place. With a score of 3-2-2 and seven points in total the second in this division is Miles Quinton's Gill Race Team GBR694 with Geoff Carveth helming. Third place among Corinthian teams holds Jesper Toft's Flex Trim/Vilsund Blue DEN765 with 1-6-4 today and eleven points in total.
Niccolo Bertola, the helmsman of the Taki 4 ITA778, said after the racing that today was a tricky day with different weather conditions in every race. "We had a good day, good tactical calls and good speed. We lost some easy points in first and third race and we have to avoid such mistakes in the future. At the end we are happy with the day.There is a good level of competition here, so its a perfect training looking forward to the Worlds in Helsinki!"
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The leader of Corinthian division in Marstrand is Marco Zammarchi's Taki 4 ITA778 with Niccolo Bertola in helm is the strong leader of the Corinthian division with two bullets and one second place. - Photo (c) IM24CA/Piret Salmistu
Norwegian Kristoffer Spone with NOR400 holding the second position in Marstrand. - Photo (c) IM24CA/Piret Salmistu
Wes Whitmyer's SlingSHOT USA747 in Marstrand - Photo (c) IM24CA/Piret Salmistu
Melges 24 fleet in Marstrand - Photo (c) IM24CA/Piret Salmistu


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BISMARCK – Oil companies operating in North Dakota are keeping the brakes on this spring, but a "big surge in production" is expected this summer and fall, the director of the Department of Mineral Resources said Tuesday.
Lynn Helms said he expects the drilling rig count will increase from today's count of 186 to 198 this summer, bringing as many as 2,000 more workers to Oil Patch communities.
Helms said he expects winter weather and spring road restrictions will continue affecting oil production for a few more months.
"It is going to be May, maybe even June, before production seriously gets underway," Helms said.
Oil production rose 5.6 percent in February to 778,971 barrels per day, according to preliminary figures Helms released Tuesday.
The figure represents a new all-time high for North Dakota, but Helms said the increase was more modest than what he had projected.
"It's still difficult to operate an oilfield and drill and frac wells in February, even a good February in North Dakota," Helms said.
The department expects that winter storms will affect oil production in March and April. Helms projects it will take until May before the state hits 800,000 barrels per day.
"They're keeping the brakes on as they ramp up a little bit this summer," Helms said.
But once conditions improve, companies are expected to continue increasing their efficiency and drill more wells in less time.
Helms said the industry is proposing more multi-well pads, with seven wells on one location being the most popular number.
"It's a positive thing because it decreases the footprint, increases the production and allows us to recover more of the Bakken and Three Forks oil," Helms said.
One location in North Dakota has 14 wells that have been drilled. Helms said he's signed three orders approving 18 wells on one location and he knows of two proposals that will come before him requesting to drill 24-well pads.
Flaring of natural gas rose about 1 percent in February to 30.4 percent, the second month in a row with an increase. The high was 36 percent in September 2011.
However, there has been huge improvement in the average number of days a well flares, Helms said. In 2007, a typical well flared for 380 days. In 2011, the average was 172 days and in 2012 the average was 51 days, Helms said.
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Mahmoud Habbash, the Palestinian Minister for Wakf Affairs, said on his Facebook page his fatwa (religious ruling) requires Hamas' control of Gaza end, The Jerusalem Post said.
This can be done by either reconciling between Hamas and Fatah or revolting against the Islamist movement in Gaza, he wrote Wednesday. Muslims must "liberate Palestine and Jerusalem. This duty cannot be fulfilled without achieving unity. Hence it is a duty to unite. ...
"Unity can't be achieved without ending the split [between Hamas and Fatah]. Hence it is a duty to end the split. But ending the split can't be achieved without ending Hamas' control over the Gaza Strip. Hence, it is a duty to end the Hamas control over the Gaza Strip."
In an unrelated development, Mohamed Madani, head of the Palestinian Committee for Interaction with Israeli Society, told Israeli parliamentarians at a meeting at the Knesset Wednesday an Israeli flag will fly when they next convene in Ramallah.
"It is logical that since you put up a Palestinian flag when we came here that when you come to our Parliament, there will be an Israeli flag," he said.
The last time a Palestinian flag was raised at the Knesset was in 1999 when former Knesset speaker Avraham Burg hosted his Palestinian counterpart Ahmed Qurei.


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Huckabee weighs returning to Iowa in 2016
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2008 Iowa caucus winner Mike Huckabee is in Iowa Saturday night for a pro-life rally.
"It's kind of like a family reunion when I come back here, Huckabee said. "Because I spent so much time here over the course of several years and it's amazing the depths of relationships that you can build with people."
Huckabee said he hasn't ruled out returning to Iowa to campaign for 2016, although he said he didn't know if it would be for himself or someone else.
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The sparsely inhabited province of New Brunswick is a wonderland of verdant forests, breathtaking beaches, fragile coastal dunes and some of the oldest mountains in the world, the Appalachians. Logging is a major industry here, and it's no wonder when one sees the abundance of trees. Part of the historic Acadia, a 17th-century French land claim in North America, New Brunswick is the only constitutionally bilingual province in Canada where inhabitants speak both English and French.
The capital of New Brunswick is Fredericton, home to three universities, host to the Harvest Jazz & Blues Festival and New Brunswick Summer Festival, and the Silver Wave Film Festival, which is associated with the Toronto Film Festival. Fredericton is only the third-largest city in the province, however, coming behind Saint John and Moncton.
The Fundy National Park is a must for anyone wanting to escape into the great outdoors as the park comprises Fundy coast and forest and features more than 20 waterfalls for hikers to discover.
The Kouchbouguak National Park boasts warm water tidal pools, while the Bay of Fundy is possibly New Brunswick's most popular attraction, as this spectacular bay rises and falls 40 feet (12 metres) each day with the tides. Visitors will be able to walk along the floor of the bay and marvel at the unusual 'tree-tufted' flowerpot rocks, which have been sculpted in the sandstone by the tides, only to be able to kayak around the bay later that very same day. This bay also provides some exciting whale watching opportunities too.
New Brunswick offers visitors the chance to escape it all and explore the wilderness under big clear skies, perfect for stargazing.
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Glendora Paul: For a season & a reason
My paraphrase of an old saying I think to be true: "Though some only enter our lives for a season, everyone who enters does so for a reason."
This week, I received news from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary — from where I attained my master's degree in religious studies — that back in October, a woman who had entered a lot of lives and made a difference in so many passed on to be with her Maker.
I only knew Glendora Paul — who was a co-founder of the seminary's World Mission Initiative program — for a short season of our lives, as I spent three years at the seminary and didn't really know her very well until the last year or so that I was there. But one thing is certain to me: that Glendora was one of those who made it easy to see the reason she was in your life for a season.
While I know the number of people in town who are familiar with Glendora may be limited to myself, and maybe even just a few others, I felt it appropriate after The Spirit spent last week highlighting five women
in town who the Career Women's Club recognized as worthy role models, to take the time to talk about another woman who I think served as a positive model to all she met.
Glendora was small in stature, standing at what I would guess was about 4 feet, 8 inches tall, but her presence was known to those around her for many other reasons.
She was known as the woman on campus who wore her colorful saris, and the smile she would flash you shined brighter than any of those saris did.
I knew of Glendora while I was a student on campus for two years, but it was actually in the one year after I graduated that I was able to get to know her, as I worked in the cafeteria and she was a regular visitor.
Glendora came in on almost a daily basis, and her positivity drew people to her. My interaction with her usually came at the cash register, which I frequently ran during the lunch hour.
A few months into those cash register chats, Glendora started to sign off with a regular line, one that still echoes in my
mind to this day on occasion.
No matter what we were talking about, I'd always close by telling her to have a wonderful day as she headed over to the eating area. And almost always, Glendora would look at me, smile and say, "You're a good man, Zak."
Now, I'm not the type who needs constant encouragement or praise from others. In fact, it often makes me uncomfortable. But there were certain days when Glendora would say it that it was exactly what I needed to hear.
The thing about Glendora was that it was obvious that she cared for you — and not just because she knew you and/or liked you. She cared for you because of who you were created to be.
Her passion was overseas missions, and her work and volunteer hours at the seminary made that obvious. But in the years that I knew her, her own mission field was the campus at Pittsburgh Theological, and she served that field so well, leaving an impression on all who were blessed enough to meet her.
Glendora loved people not just for who they were, but for who they were created to be — in the image of her Maker, whom she loved so much.
And in a time of my life where I was living in a big city — so distant from my small-town upbringing — and missing my family, as my grandfather was battling cancer, it was good to know that somebody who was close by cared.
When I made the decision to move home and be closer to family in my grandfather's illness, Glendora's message was the same to me as it had been so many other times: "You're a good man, Zak."
And while I never felt deserving of the praise, I humbly accepted it just as I had so many other times. Because when a woman of that stature — spiritual stature, not physical — speaks, I've learned that it's best to take her words to heart.
You may not have known Glendora Paul, but if you're reading this column, you're getting to know at least a little part of me.
Glendora, Charlotte Fye — who taught me in second grade and who I wrote the Career Women's article on last week — and so many others who have touched my life will always live on, in a way, through the
lessons they taught that I will try to pass on.
Whether it's the lesson that education is valuable both in and outside the classroom or the lesson that, sometimes, we all just need someone to remind us that we are meaningful, these lessons live on forever.
The world needs more positive role models. The world needs more Glendora Pauls. And I can only hope that a small part of me can live out the lessons she taught me in the brief season I knew her.
Glendora, even if I never told you in such words, you were a good woman. I say thank you, and you will be missed.
Zak Lantz is the editor of The Spirit.


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Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
Workshop 8
Reflect on how you teach Korea and the Cold War in your classroom. How would you teach it differently with primary sources?
Now consider these lesson ideas contributed by Primary Sources teachers:
In reflecting on the workshops, I think teachers could use the primary source documents for a one- to two-week unit to supplant teaching the post-World War II period. Teachers can use additional sources for the unit, such as newspapers, congressional records, and personal histories (Richard Nixon, Alger Hiss, local congressmen, and senators). They can also raise issues about domestic life, how things like education and poverty relief were reflections of Cold War concerns. The following questions can be used to guide student research:
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Night shift was always my favorite when I worked for AIG, Inc. as a Medical Travel Assistance Coordinator in their 24/7 Houston-based call-center...LOVED IT, and we got a higher pay differential than day-shifters as an added incentive.
I am Aspie, and I was married once...now divorced, no kids; thank goodness. And I have had other girlfriends...not many, and few of long duration...but I did have them...I guess that means I'm one of the "lucky ones" among many Aspergian men.
I've just never felt like I would make a good father, and though my wife and I did conceive once, she miscarried early on and I've always regarded that as a "blessing-in-disguise" (purely metaphorically speaking). I just turned 40 this year and am about to turn again and I still at times feel like a teen boy.
I try to explain Asperger's to some NT's by stating "Remember how awkward you felt as a teenager?? Imagine that NEVER getting better and that's sort of what A.S. feels like...."
Bit of exaggeration there, as it has gotten a *little* better, but only just a little. I now have the confidence in relationships that my peers had when they were 16-17. Which makes me a 40 year old with the relationship skill set of a mature NT 18 year old on a good day. Maybe.
My ex-wife was NT, however, and, as it turned out, not quite as free from her religious past as I'd gambled she would be given her obvious intellect. Alas, as I like to joke, she left me for her old flame, Jesus Christ. She wanted me to join in and make it a threesome but I said no effing way ;-)
My atheism wasn't an issue for her at first, but it became increasingly not ok with her has she fell back into a religious orbit. I was by then a confident atheist and not going to budge. It's only in hindsight that I can see the additional pressures and strains that being an undiagnosed Aspie put upon our marriage as well as everything else.
We had many conflicts over "sympathy" vs. "empathy", and clearly I could demonstrate deep, deep wells of sympathy, but she wanted a direct and immediate kind of empathy that only NTs seem able to perform and that left me baffled and confused and her deeply frustrated at my (to her) fear of intimacy and commitment, yada yada.
I'm wary of some parents of autistic/Aspie children in our local group, as some are backers of anti-vax quacks and such and that bugs the hell out of me. I avoid starting flame wars on the local discussion group but just roll my eyes anytime anyone brings up Andrew Wakefield, et. al. Even worse are the ones of a religious bent who think you can pray-away the autism--yeah, good luck with that; works about as well as praying away Teh Gay...which is to say, not at all. The more nuanced religious ones will take a different tac and just say, well, God made my child that way, it's his will, so we have to discover and obey God's reason(s), etc. Still makes me wanna to a face-palm, but perhaps not quite as hard as with the former aforementioned pray-away-ers.
Sorry if my contribution is a tangent at best...have enjoyed reading all of these threads...
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ioBridge Announces Funding and Commercial Contracts to Develop New Web-enabled Products and ServicesMARLBOROUGH, MA – July 21, 2010 – ioBridge, Inc. (www.iobridge.com) sees rapid growth and announces series seed funding and multiple commercial contracts. ioBridge is the developer of Web-enabled hardware and cloud-based services and was recognized as providing one of the Top 10 Internet of Things Products for 2009 by ReadWriteWeb. ioBridge's technology platform enables almost any device or thing to be monitored or controlled via the Internet. The user base has grown very quickly, finding new applications for the flagship product, known as the ioBridge IO-204 monitor and control module. Users place the IO-204 on their network without setup and anything connected to the IO-204 is accessible securely via the Internet.Users from around the world have created projects based on the IO-204 at their homes to remotely monitor fish tanks, open garage doors via a mobile phone, and report home energy use to social networks. Top technology magazines and Web sites, such as Popular Science, IEEE Spectrum, MIT's Technology Review, and MAKE Magazine, featured ioBridge projects. The success of these projects attracted companies looking to use ioBridge hardware and engineering services to create new commercial products and use the technology for professional applications."Our inbox is filled with email from schools, businesses, and hobbyists alike looking to use our devices for their applications," said Jason Winters, ioBridge's President, Technology. "I am thrilled with the response."Over the past six months, ioBridge secured seed funding and landed commercial contracts for new consumer products and for a large scale environmental monitoring and control project. To support the growth, ioBridge added Robert Mawrey, Ph.D. as Chief Executive Officer and Hans Scharler as President, Software.Robert Mawrey is the former Chief Information Officer of American Tower and brings with him twenty years of experience in electronic engineering, information technology, and strategic leadership. Robert holds a Ph.D. in Electronic Engineering from the University of Natal, Durban, South Africa.Hans Scharler was formerly with TESSCO Technologies, where he designed and secured SCADA and Smart Grid networks for utilities. Prior to TESSCO, Hans released data management Web applications to manage learning programs and emergency response planning and reporting. Scharler is the co-author of "IP-based Physical Security" and holds lectures on network security and IP-based services.ioBridge will be announcing the release of the ioBridge Professional Platform. The new platform includes hardware and Web services that will be available off-the-shelf to ease integration with consumer products and professional applications.About ioBridge, Inc.ioBridge, Inc. (www.iobridge.com) offers technology and services that enable almost anything to be Web-enabled and monitored and controlled over the Internet. ioBridge's technology includes a Web services platform that customers can use to extend the technology for many applications. ioBridge provides OEM and commercial integration services and licensing of core, patent-pending technologies.###


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STANFORD, Calif. – Chris Wondolowski's side-footed game-winner Saturday against the LA Galaxy will go down in San Jose Earthquakes history as the club's latest moment of sublime California Clasico artistry.
But without Victor Bernárdez's earlier application of brute force, it's doubtful that Wondolowski would have ever gotten the chance to complete San Jose's 4-3 come-from-behind victory in front of more than 50,000 at Stanford Stadium.
With the Quakes reeling from LA's onslaught late in the first half – three goals in the space of 10 minutes – Bernárdez made a near-post run on Marvin Chávez's 44th-minute corner kick, delivering a full-blooded full volley that sped past Galaxy goalkeeper Josh Saunders and cut a 3-1 deficit into an infinitely more manageable 3-2 scoreline.
GOAL: Bernárdez cuts the lead to one
"There's a huge difference there," Earthquakes coach Frank Yallop said. "One goal is not a mountain, so you can pick away at it."
They didn't need long to do so: Sam Cronin provided an equalizer just two minutes after halftime, and Wondolowski concocted the difference-maker in the 61st minute, converting Ramiro Corrales' flicked header off another Chávez corner.
Bernárdez declined to speak to reporters about his first MLS score, but there were plenty of other voices raised in praise of the 30-year-old, who signed with San Jose in the offseason from Belgian giants Anderlecht.
"Without that goal, they probably bunker in a bit, having that two-goal lead, and make it really, really difficult for us to break them down, like they have in the past," Quakes defender Jason Hernandez said, recalling last year's scoreless tie despite being a man up for 47 minutes on an LA side reduced to playing attacker Mike Magee in goal.
"Coming into halftime, we're feeling like we have the game in our hands. We can do what we want with the match."
Cronin echoed Hernandez's sentiments: "Víctor's goal ... was the biggest moment of the game, without question."
Bernárdez was signed to be a rock in the Earthquakes backline, but it felt for a while like a goal was coming for the Honduran international, who scored for his country in a friendly against El Salvador during San Jose's nearly four-week MLS break.
Returning from injury against Colorado on June 20, Bernárdez showed off his long-range free kick form, including a swerving blast from 40 yards that required a leaping save from Matt Pickens to prevent the ball from ducking just under the crossbar.
"We came in here and believed from that goal that we were going to keep it going," Wondolowski said.
San Jose did so on several different fronts, coming up with their fifth comeback victory this season and their second comeback from a two-goal deficit against the Galaxy.
"I can't say enough about the fellas we have in the team and on the squad," Yallop said. "They never seem to quit."
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Soave is so-so at best: That's the line you often hear from people disappointed (and fed up) with Italy's most popular white wine. But Soave, named for a town/area in the Veneto region, can be quite good, minerally crisp and food-friendly. Some of the best representations of Soave can be found under the distinctive neo-classical labels of Inama.
The winery was founded in 1965 by Giuseppe Inama, who died last year. His goal, according to his son and successor, Stefano Inama, was to provide bottlers with quality Soave, which is made from garganega grapes.
"In 1991 I started to bottle our own estate white wines," Stefano Inama wrote in an e-mail from Italy. "The idea was, from the beginning, to produce the 'old-fashioned' Soave Classico, according to my research and after having spoken to native Venetians about winemaking practices of traditional Soave Classico. In 1992 we produced our first Soave, the Vigneti di Foscarino, from our pergola vineyards located on the Monte Foscarino."
What his father started with garganega, Inama now is doing for carmenere, a red grape that once had a relatively minor role in Bordeaux wine production. The grape was transplanted to Chile and northern Italy and largely misidentified or ignored.
But whether a red grape or white, Inama said the winery applies the same philosophy to making wine: "No winemaking." Sounds funny, I know. Here is his explanation.
"Although our winery is modern, we keep intervention during winemaking to a minimum. The wines are made in old barriques with really minimalistic enology like in the previous centuries,'' he wrote.
"We believe that authenticity has to be a key feature of the wines,'' he added. "The red vineyards are all certified organic. The whites are in a virtually organic management but with no certification. No consultants or wine gurus are allowed here. All the wines are estate produced and bottled with our own grapes."
Here are more of Inama's thoughts on wine and winemaking:
Q What should American consumers know about your winery? About you?
A Americans should know that most people in the world want predictable wines. I want to make wines that are different, and wines that taste different from year to year.
Q What prompted you to begin working with carmenere? Where do you see the wine going?
A In 1997 I started looking at the possibility of producing a red wine to complete our production. I immediately fell in love with the nearby hills of the Colli Berici, an ancient bradyseism (volcanic ridges generating a soil extremely rich in trace elements and minerals made of red clay on limestone). This quite unknown area was the first site for Bordeaux varieties in Italy, beginning in the 1850s. Upon purchasing vineyards in the Colli Berici, we discovered carmenere vines scattered throughout the region. We bottled our first wine, Bradisismo, a blend of cabernet sauvignon, merlot and carmenere, which was a tremendous success. The varietal responds so well to this unique soil type and to our viticultural techniques that I see carmenere from the Colli Berici being elevated to the world stage. We are the sole pioneers in this vision; presently we own 26 acres of carmenere vineyards, which are the largest vineyard holdings of carmenere in all of Europe. Some might say it is crazy, but that is what was said about cabernet sauvignon from Bolgheri and Sassicaia in the '70s.
The Inama list
Here are the Inama wines available in the United States:
2008 Vin Soave Soave Classico (100 percent garganega), $15
2007 Vigneti di Foscarino Soave Classico (100 percent garganega), $24
2007 Vigneto du Lot Soave Classico (100 percent garganega), $30
2008 Vulcaia Fume Sauvignon del Veneto (100 percent sauvignon blanc), $30
2007 Carmenere Piu Colli Berici (60 percent carmenere, 30 percent merlot, 10 percent raboso veronese), $20
2007 Bradisismo Veneto Rosso (70 percent cabernet sauvignon, 30 percent carmenere, merlot), $30
2004 Cabernet Sauvignon del Veneto (100 percent cabernet sauvignon), $65
2004 Oratorio di San Lorenzo Veneto Rosso (100 percent carmenere), $65
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2003 Vulcaia Apres Veneto Bianco ($100 percent sauvignon blanc), $45


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Department of Revenue News Release
November 19, 2009Dept. of Revenue Announces Winning Bids for Alton, Ironton, Lexington & Osceola License Offices
JEFFERSON CITY - The Missouri Department of Revenue, using a reformed competitive bidding process championed by Gov. Jay Nixon, today awarded management contracts for four more local license and motor vehicle offices.
"This new bidding system is all about openness, transparency and inclusion," Gov. Nixon said. "Any interested group or person can bid to operate an office, and the professional staff at the Department of Revenue selects the bid that is the most financially responsible and that results in the best customer service."
The four offices awarded today are in Alton, Ironton, Lexington and Osceola. All of the offices will remain at their current locations, except Ironton.
Bidders have the option of returning a portion of the office's revenues to the state. Three of this week's winning bidders will return some of their revenues. The estimated amount of money that will be returned to the state in the first contract year from the 142 offices that have been awarded so far under the new bidding process is $773,482.
The Alton License Office has been awarded to a new agent, Freda Davis of Alton. Davis is a former agent of the Alton office, the current manager of the office, and mother of the current agent, Kristie Rackley. Davis' bid was the only one submitted. The office is located 1.3 miles north of Alton off of Highway 19, just past the intersection with Route AA. No return to the state was included in the bid.
The Ironton License Office has been awarded to a new agent, The Mayfield Group LLC. The company is associated with Lance Mayfield, of Viburnum, who has been the agent of the Viburnum License Office since 1995. The office will move from its current location of 211-D S. Main St. to 116 W. Russell St. The winning bid was one of three submitted, and a 1 percent ($634) return to the state was included in the bid.
The Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce has been named as the agent for the Lexington License Office. The chamber has been the agent for the office since 1975, and its bid was one of two submitted. The office is at 1029 Franklin St., and a 2 percent ($2,653) return to the state was included in the bid.
The current agent for the Osceola License Office, Tammy L. Young of Lowry City, will continue to operate the office. She has been the agent since 2007. Young's bid was the only one submitted, and it included a 1 percent ($488) return to the state. The office is located at the Do It Best Home & Family Center on Business Highway 13.
Details about any changes in office operations, if any, will be announced by the agents.
Although Gov. Nixon authorized the Missouri Department of Revenue to implement the new bidding system in January, it didn't become part of state law until legislation was signed by the Governor this past summer. The new law was overwhelmingly approved by both Republican and Democratic members of the Missouri Legislature.
Of the 142 offices awarded so far, 79 have gone to incumbents or groups associated with incumbent agents. Sixty-three of the offices have been awarded to new agents. Of the 183 total offices, bidding has closed on 181, and two remain open. For a list of winning bidders for license offices, please go to http://oa.mo.gov/purch/awardedfeeoffices.pdf.
Alana M. Barragán-Scott, director of the Missouri Department of Revenue, noted how the reformed bidding process works.
"The Department of Revenue forms teams of randomly-selected and qualified staff members to evaluate the bids for each office," she said. "After a team makes its recommendations, the team leader and department management scrutinize the bids even further. Finally, the Office of Administration ensures that state bidding procedures have been properly followed, and the management contracts are awarded. Losing bidders are sometimes disappointed with the results, but the process is conducted in an open and professional manner."
All local license offices provide services that are overseen by the Department of Revenue, but each office is operated by an independent contractor. Transactions that are conducted at these offices include the issuance and renewal of driver licenses, issuance of titles for motor vehicles, and the issuance and renewal of registration for motor vehicles, boats and outboard motors.
To follow the Missouri Department of Revenue on Twitter, go to http://twitter.com/MoRevenue. If you don't already have a Twitter account, you'll have to create one before you can follow the Missouri Department of Revenue.


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I'm on a boat. I'm on a boat. Take a good long look at the imaginary, reconstructed from my genetic memories... boat. This is what the E3 presentation of Assassin's Creed III was all about. The floor demo itself was actually not very different from the PAX East demo that we saw a while back, however, many more details were revealed in the various assorted press conferences, meetings, and presentations. The biggest and most entertaining of all of these is the introduction of naval combat into the game. Connor, Assassin's Creed III's protagonist, gets to take command of a naval vessel at multiple times in the story, ordering a crew to slaughter his opponents on the high seas.
Why is this significant? Well, a while back we ran an Assassin's Creed III speculation article about cannon warfare being introduced to the game. Turns out we were right: cannon warfare has indeed been added, and this is how. Connor's ship will fire several different types of ammunition at his enemies, attempting to rend their sails, set their boats ablaze, and sink their ships in bloody military battles that extend beyond simple one on one assassination attempts. Being that one of the biggest advertised capabilities of the new Assassin's Creed engine is the ability to render thousands of troops at the same time, we can probably expect ACIII to have many more gigantic military conflicts than any other Assassin's Creed title in the past.
The first challenge of naval combat is contesting with the high seas. Boats aren't exactly Ferraris, and navigating them around the high seas involves rapidly changing speeds, high winds, choppy waves, and of course, enemy boats that want to kill you. Once you manage to finally get control of your boat, your goal is to bring yourself up alongside your opponent. The game shows your cannon's range extending off the side of your vessel as you sail. If you can keep your opponent in your sights long enough, you can attempt to fire a volley at your opponent. Firing a volley takes a moment to prepare, so be sure to time it right. Boats in Assassin's Creed III take positional damage, so aiming well will be important. Take out a boat's sails and you will stop it dead in its tracks. Take chunks off of its side and it will be unable to fire volleys back at you. Finally, if you manage to blow gigantic holes in its underside, you'll sink it altogether.
Of course, your goal isn't only to sink your opponents. The game will at times task you with boarding your opponent instead. To board an opponent you have to cripple their boat without sinking it and then pull up right alongside it. This initiates a cinematic sequence where your troops take up arms and tether the opponent's boat to yours. Then, Connor and his troops will jump from one boat to the next, ready for battle. Though we didn't actually see the battle after that, an Ubisoft rep said that there will be many battles where Connor is backed up by troops rather than fighting alone.
Boats, as awesome as they are, aren't the only new Assassin's Creed III information dropped at E3. Ubisoft also showed off Connor's ability to utilize his brotherhood of assassins in the middle of land-based missions. One simple whistle and a bunch of allies come to Connor's side. They can be used for all sorts of things, from fighting in gigantic melees to simply increasing the size of a crowd, making it harder for enemies to follow Connor.
Ubisoft recently unveiled Assassin's Creed III Liberation, a brand new Assassin's Creed game for the Vita. Assassin's Creed III Liberation puts the player in control of a brand new female protagonist in the same time period as Connor, and apparently it is very likely that their paths will cross. The games will share special connectivity, allowing players to unlock new characters, costumes, and other content should they own both Assassin's Creed III and Liberation. A brand new white PSP is being made for the release of Assassin's Creed III Liberation, and bundle packs for both Liberation and Assassin's Creed III are coming, offering a PSP and a PS3 together with each game respectively.
Overall, Assassin's Creed III is unlike any other Assassin's Creed game we have seen before. Previous games have focused on the singular antics of one assassin against the Templars, but this game focuses on war and everything that is contained therein. There still isn't a whole lot of the game that has been available in playable demo form, and plot details are still being kept under wraps. However, in spite of all this, playing Connor has been much more fun than playing either Ezio or Altair due to the many options he has. While the Assassin's Creed formula had started to get old in recent days, Assassin's Creed III might be just what the franchise needs in order to breathe life back into it.
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"The Dance" features three couples whose stories are entwined together at a dance. Harvard student Cameron agrees to take a break from his busy student life and go to a dance organized by his English literature professor. Cameron finds the nerve to ask his older brother's ex-girlfriend Zoe, a beautiful, focused and rather intimidating dance student. Zoe, with some trepidation, accepts the offer but the two only stay at the dance long enough to make Cameron's ex-girlfriend jealous. Meanwhile, bachelor Howard, a witty, successful and career-obsessed day trader gets pressed into acting as emcee for the dance. His date is Alyson, a sweet, kind-hearted single mother of two who is excited about her first post-divorce date. At first she shrugs off Howard's insensitive and sarcastic wit, but when it hits too close to home, Alyson confronts him about it. When he's teaching at school, Charles is the ultimate genius on romance and Shakespeare. But, at home, he seems to resemble Hamlet more closely than Romeo. Charles and his wife Laura end up going separately to the dance when Charles's biting cynicism cuts too deeply. As the music plays on, these three couples delve a little deeper into their hearts to reveal the steps they need to take in their relationships.


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When the Imperial Sugar plant exploded in Port Wentworth, Georgia, the company in partnership with Edelman, launched a public engagement program to disclose information in a methodical and timely manner, to reassure a host of audiences, including employees, stakeholders, investors, elected officials and the media, and to engage the public in helping the company support the Imperial Sugar employee family. The effort launched by Imperial, supported by Edelman and largely executed by the community of Port Wentworth and Savannah, fortified Imperial's relationships and facilitated its short term goal of rebuilding and long-term business needs.


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Tabloid reports suggest The X Factor host is on the verge of splitting from Odom, her co-star on hit show Khloe & Lamar, over alleged fertility issues which have caused friction between the pair.
In an angry blog posted on Wednesday (16Jan13), Kardashian writes, "It is a complete waste of time to address these reports every time they print these ridiculous and absurd tabloid stories, but not only are these stories untrue, they're also unfair to the people who buy the magazines expecting to read accurate reports.
"Anyone who pays attention to these things can easily see the incredible bond that everyone in my family shares. I'm happily married to a wonderful man and fall in love with him more and more each day, and we'll have a baby when God wants us to and when the time is right. These blatant lies are distasteful and shameless."


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Mr. Chairman, we are bearing witness to history this week.
Across the street, we are witnessing what could be the end of bureaucrat-controlled health care. What we are on the verge of witnessing is a powerful reaffirmation of the American idea. And we are finally having the debate we need to have.
Our rights come to us naturally. They come from God and nature, not from government. This health care law is the latest and perfect example of the notion that government is now needed to grant us new rights. And if that is the case, then government has authority to ration, regulate, and redistribute exactly how we exercise these new rights like health care. And if these new government granted rights conflict with our constitutional rights and liberties, well then such is the sacrifice needed in the name of progress – or so the thinking goes.
Across the street, we are witnessing what could be a rejection of this line of thinking. The new health care law – which asserts unlimited power for the federal government to decide for Americans how they should go about getting their health care – simply is not compatible with the constitution.
But the justices who are considering this case, they've raised a very good point. If this is the end of bureaucrat-controlled health care, what comes next? And if you listen to them, you may hear a pretty dim view of Congress's ability to solve this problem.
With respect, I would suggest that they take a look at what we are accomplishing here in this body today. Here, in this chamber, we are witnessing the growing momentum of a new approach – one that maintains a critical role for government but ultimately puts the American people in charge where they belong.
For the second year in a row, we are passing a budget that outlines a new approach for Medicare. We keep the protections that made Medicare a guaranteed promise for seniors throughout the years. But this is what we say to bureaucrats who have mismanaged this program into bankruptcy: Enough. Your approach doesn't work.
Government has never come up with the magic formula to micromanage America, let alone lower costs and improve quality. It's time to put 50 million seniors, not 15 bureaucrats, in charge of their own health care decisions. Forcing insurance companies to compete – that's the only way to guarantee quality affordable health care for seniors that lasts for generations. That's the answer to what comes next.
Let's keep building on the growing bipartisan consensus on how to improve patient-centered health care reform.
But putting our trust in Americans, it goes beyond health care. It is what this entire budget is all about. We get government bureaucrats out of the business of picking winners and losers in the economy. Because Americans should make their own decisions about what kind of car they drive or what kind of light bulb they use.
And we give power over the safety-net programs to the states, because we believe the governments that are closest to the people are in the best position to design programs for their unique communities to get people into lives of self-sufficiency and upward mobility.
When we lower tax rates by closing special-interest loopholes, we're saying we in Washington don't need to micromanage people's decisions through the tax code. Let people keep more of their hard-earned dollars. Let them decide how to spend it.
Economic growth, jobs, upward mobility, opportunity: These are what we are striving for, just like our parents did for us.
It is so rare in American politics to arrive at a moment in which the debate revolves around the fundamental nature of American democracy and the social contract. But that is exactly where we are today.
One approach gives more power to unelected bureaucrats, takes more from hard-working taxpayers to fuel the expansion of government, and commits our nation to a future of debt and decline. This approach is proving unworkable – in Congress, in our courts, and in our communities.
The contrast with our budget couldn't be any clearer: We put our trust in citizens, not in government. Our budget returns power to individuals, to families, and to communities.
As these choices become clear, today's budget is a vote of confidence in the American experiment: We think that putting our trust in the American people will renew their trust in us. We think Americans should control their destinies – and we trust them to make the right choice about the future of our country. Mr. Chairman, we think America is on the wrong track. We believe the President is bringing us toward a debt crisis and a welfare state in decline.
We are offering the nation a choice. We are offering the nation a better way forward. And we are offering the nation a plan to renew America and the American Idea.


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Statements and Testimony - 1997
- Nobember 6, 1997 - Initiative for Future Agriculture and Food Systems
The ASM sent a letter to the House and Senate Agriculture Committees, the Senate Finance Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee urging support for the Initiative for Future Agriculture and Food Systems contained in the Research, Extension and Education Reauthorization Bill (S. 1150). The Initiative creates a new mandatory spending account in the U.S. Department of Agriculture that would provide $780 million over five years for agricultural research funding.
- November 7, 1997 - Revision to OMB Circular A-21
The ASM submitted comments in response to the proposed revisions to OMB Circular A-21, "Cost Principles for Educational Institutions," published in the September 10, 1997 Federal Register.
- October 28, 1997 - CLIA Fee Increase
The ASM submitted comments on the Federal Register Notice announcing a revised CLIA Fee Schedule. ASM encouraged HCFA to amend its proposal to significantly raise CLIA certification fees for clinical laboratories.
- September 17, 1997 - Food Safety Initiative
The ASM sent a letter to House and Senate Conferees to the FY 1998 Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill urging them to fund the President's Food Safety Initiative at the President's requested levels. Prior to the conference committee, the initiative was only partially funded.
- September 4, 1997 - EPA Fiscal Year 1998 Appropriations
The ASM sent a letter to members of the House and Senate appropriations Subcommittees on Veterans Affairs, Housing and Urban Development and Independent Agencies regarding the House/Senate conference committee for their FY 1998 appropriations measure. The ASM is concerned about the proposed funding levels for the Environmental Protection Agency's Graduate Fellowship Program and Safe Drinking Water research programs.
- September 2, 1997 - International Programs to Control of Infectious Diseases
The ASM sent a letter to members of the House and Senate Appropriations Subcommittees on Foreign Operations. The ASM strongly endorses the Child Survival and Diseases Programs Fund and urges Congress to: 1) support the House level for the Communicable Disease Initiative which would provide at least $50 million in additional funds to strengthen global surveillance and control of infectious diseases; 2) explicitly include the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the group of agencies that the Agency for International Development (USAID) should consult with prior to obligating the additional funds.
- August 25, 1997 - Fiscal Year 1998 Labor, HHS Appropriations Bill
The ASM sent a letter to all members of Congress urging them to expedite passage of the Fiscal Year 1998 Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill, HR 2264 (S 1061).
- July 25, 1997 - Tuberculosis Guidelines
The ASM submitted comments to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in response to the guidelines "Working Safely with Mycobacterium Tuberculosis in Clinical, Public Health, and Research Laboratories, Notice" published in the Federal Register on April 28, 1997.
- July 10, 1997 - Tax Exempt Status for Tuition Waivers
The ASM sent a letter to the Senate Finance Committee, the House Ways and Means Committee and other key congressional leaders urging them to continue tax exempt status for tuition waivers for graduate teaching and research assistants.
- June 16, 1997 - EPA Plant Pesticide Regulations
The ASM provided the EPA with comments on three proposed rules regulating plant pesticides, nucleic acids, and viral coat proteins as they appeared in volume 62 of the Federal Register, pages 27132-27155.
- May 18, 1997 - Government Printing Office Proposal
The ASM sent a letter to the Senate Joint Committee on Printing, urging that legislation to reform title 44 of the U.S. Code, relating to the Government Printing Office (GPO) be revised. The ASM is concerned that the proposed legislation would have the unintended consequence of prohibiting scientists who are federal employees from submitting their research findings for publication in scientific journals.
- April 1, 1997 - National Institutes of Health - FY 1998 Testimony
Appropriations statement regarding NIH funding for FY 1998.
- March 31, 1997 - National Food Safety Initiative
ASM provided recommendations on the National Food Safety Initiative
- February 20, 1997 - Transportation and Storage Requirements for Potentially Hazardous Foods
The ASM sent a letter to the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on the Transportation and Storage Requirements for Potentially Hazardous Foods
- February 5, 1997 - Statement on Biomedical Research
The ASM released a statement supporting congressional action on the National Institutes of Health Budget.
- February 1, 1997 - Preventing the Misuse of Microorganisms: The Role of the ASM in Protecting Against Biological Weapons
The ASM published an article regarding the misuse of microorganisms in "Critical Reviews in Microbiology."
- January 28, 1997 - Apple Juice Pasteurization
The ASM released a statement on the pasteurization of apple juice.


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Not only was the effort anticipated, it was expected.
The Anaheim Ducks fully knew they'd have their hands full returning to the Scotiabank Saddledome — two weeks to the day after they'd been smacked 7-2 by the rebuilding Calgary Flames.
Wednesday night?
Different score, different result. But the same hard fought effort from the home side.
The Flames had a 2-1 lead heading into the second period until Anaheim's Mathieu Perreault managed to out-battle Calgary defenceman Ladislav Smid in front of Karri Ramo to tie the action 5:32 into the third period.
Then, with 5:19 remaining, Ramo had stopped a Stephane Robidas slapshot but couldn't answer Andrew Cogliano on the rebound.
Considering their last game against the Flames, the Ducks knew heading in that they'd have to claw for a 3-2 victory on Wednesday.
"They work hard, first of all," Anaheim head coach Bruce Boudreau had been saying earlier in the day. "They're well-coached, second. And third, they've got skill that people don't know about."
He had singled out Joe Colborne, Michael Cammalleri, Matt Stajan, Curtis Glencross, Jiri Hudler and Tyler Wotherspoon.
"Their defence is good — they're mobile and they're good — and they're getting good goaltending," said Boudreau. "I mean, they're playing well. Their rebuild is not far away."
And they certainly gave the playoff-bound Ducks a scare.
The Flames battled until the final buzzer — their 44th one-goal game — and had a last-ditch effort which was a six-on-four (Saku Koivu in the box; Ramo on the bench).
But, from the opening 20 minutes, the game was tighter-checking and lower scoring than the last time the two teams faced.
An early dust-up between Kevin Westgarth and the dearly departed Tim Jackman — a decision that would go to the former Flames good-guy — set the tone. Ramo had calmed down the line of Andrew Cogliano, Koivu, and Jakob Silfverberg while the defence kept Teemu Selanne to the outside and contained Corey Perry and Ryan Getzlaf.
The Flames — who'd scored four first-period goals on March 12 — had some nice chances between Mike Cammalleri and Paul Byron. Sean Monahan and Lance Bouma were also close with just under five minutes left.
However, they got into trouble when Ladislav Smid was dinged for checking to the head on Jackman (both were racing for the puck and, unfortunately for Smid, the result was Jackman's face being smushed into the glass).
There were only 20 seconds left on Smid's penalty — and 1:03 remaining in the first period — when Nick Bonino dangled through centre, around Flames defenceman T.J. Brodie, and beat Ramo glove-side.
Luckily, Ramo was just getting warmed up.
The second period, the incumbent resident Finn saved the day on an early Mark Giordano penalty, making a particularly nice save on Getzlaf.
Midway through, he made a solid point-blank stop on Rickard Rakell who had been fed by Perry from the top of the circle.
Immediately after, he made a stop on defenceman Bryan Allen. Then, Ramo denied a desperate Jackman, digging in front. The "Ramo, Ramo" cheers caught on shortly after that.
Another fan favourite, Brian McGrattan, also deserved praise. Playing his 300th NHL game, it would only be fitting that he would knot the score in the second frame. The Flames tough-guy got a piece of Tyler Wotherspoon's point shot, an offering that also went off Westgarth.
With 25.5 seconds left in the middle frame, Calgary took a 2-1 lead when Smid faked a shot and passed it to Hudler who beat Jonas Hiller on a slapshot.
Before that, Ramo had made the biggest save of the period — and maybe the evening — when he produced a blocker on Perry then, impressively, contained the rebound which had nearly bounced in off Brodie.
Just the kind of thing that gives a defender a strong appreciation for the man behind them.
"Those Finnish guys are tough to read because they're so calm and quiet — yet their compete level is extremely high," Chris Butler had been saying at the morning skate. "He enjoys the game.
"He loves being at the rink."
In the end, Ramo, making his third start after missing 15 with a knee injury, turned aside 31 of 34 shots while Hiller faced 34 shots from the Flames.
ICE CHIPS . . . In what was very likely Selanne's last appearance at the Saddledome, the Flames video crew compiled a montage of his best highlights and played it halfway through the first period . . . A nice touch: the crowd offered a solid round of applause and a standing ovation — one of the biggest on the Selanne farewell tour. Clearly moved, the veteran Finn gave a nod and wave from the visitors' bench . . . The Flames scratched LW Kenny Agostino and RW Ben Hanowski while T.J. Galiardi drew in . . . D Ladislav Smid absorbed a Luca Sbisa shot in the third period, holding his wrist/forearm area, and had to be attended to by the trainers. He was back a few shifts later.
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The Herald's Three Stars
1. Ducks G Jonas Hiller — Hiller had 32 saves for the Ducks, making several key saves with the Ducks up a goal late in the third period.
2. Flames G Karri Ramo — Ramo has been on fire lately, going 5-0 in his last five starts. Ramo made 31 saves in defeat.
3. Ducks RW Teemu Selanne — Playing in his last game at the Saddledome, Selanne was the recipient of a memorable video ceremony in the first period.
The Rosters
* Anaheim Scratches: D Sheldon Souray (Wrist) D Cam Fowler (Knee) D Francois Beauchemin (Healthy scratch) D Mark Fistric (Lower-body) C Daniel Winnik (Healthy scratch) L Matt Belesky (Healthy scratch). Man-games lost: 295
* Calgary Scratches: LW Kenny Agostino (Healthy scratch) and RW Ben Hanowski (Healthy scratch). D Dennis Wideman (upper body), C Markus Granlund (upper body), RW David Jones (shoulder). Man-games lost: 241
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The New York Rangers pay a visit Friday (7 p.m., Sportsnet, Sportsnet 960 The FAN) before the Flames embark on a five-game road trip through the Eastern Conference.
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Emmy Award-winning director Robert Butler was looking over his list of credits recently in preparation for the UCLA Film & Television Archive's "Evening With Robert Butler" celebration Thursday at the Billy Wilder Theater.
"I won't be coy," confessed the 86-year-old Butler. "I looked at the list and was staggered. I never really totaled them up."
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Many of you can remember the pilgrimages to Conyers, Ga., in the 1990s.
Many of you can remember the pilgrimages to Conyers, Ga., in the 1990s.
Word had spread that the Virgin Mary was appearing there, and many of our local residents, with their strong Christian faith, wanted to journey there to be close to Our Lady and to ask for her intercession.
Oh, what great stories came back form those trips.
Well, such a grace is happening again.
Our Lady has been appearing in the small town of Medjugorje in Bosnia-Hercegovinia, Europe, since 1981.
One of the seers will be here in the U.S. this July 1-5 in Sterret, Ala.
Our Lady will be appearing to her daily and blessing all those present.
While you will not be able to see Our Lady yourselves, you will be able to witness the visionary, Marija Lunetti, speaking to her during the apparitions.
Such an event may seem hard to believe, but you have the opportunity to experience it for yourselves.
Will you let it pass by? Go "seek, knock and find" out for yourselves. You will never be the same.
No matter where you are this July 4, together, let us pray for our healing and the healing of our nation to draw closer to God.
God bless the U.S.A.
Duane Caro


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Having opened in 1986 The Phantom of the Opera at Her Majesty's Theatre remains one of London's most popular shows.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's glittering musical is the most successful of all time with more than 100 million Phantom of the Opera tickets sold worldwide and it has won over 50 major theatre awards.
Far beneath the majesty and splendour of the Paris Opera House, hides the Phantom in a shadowy existence. Shamed by his physical appearance and feared by all, the love he holds for his beautiful student Christine is so strong that even her heart cannot resist.
Adapted from Gaston Leroux's classic novel of mystery and suspense, The Phantom of the Opera features some of Andrew Lloyd Webbers best known music including All I Ask of You and The Music of the Night.
The musical opened at Her Majesty's Theatre in October 1986 with Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman in the leading roles and there have been dozens of productions worldwide since then. Now in its 31st record-breaking year, The Phantom of the Opera continues to captivate audiences at Her Majesty's Theatre in London's West End, after more than 10,000 performances.
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Is There Any Value In Cracking Down On 'Piracy' If It Doesn't Increase Sales?
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Now, we've been pointing out for years that spending so much time and resources on reducing infringement is pretty pointless if it doesn't lead to an increase in revenue. And it appears that such a revenue increase isn't magically appearing (just as we predicted). Now, of course, there was that report that was trumpeted by Hadopi supporters claiming that there was an increase in iTunes sales, but the details showed that was correlated to new releases in Apple products (and Christmas) more than three strikes. And this new report actually shows just how little the iTunes boost really was. It has a chart showing different music services and how their usage has changed in France during Hadopi's existence:
For more than a decade the entertainment industry has claimed that digital piracy is the main cause for the gradual decline in revenues. So if piracy is down massively in France, one would expect that the revenues are soaring, right? But they're not.
If we look at the French music industry we see that overall revenues were down by 3.9 percent in 2011.
Likewise, the French movie industry is still going through a rough period with revenues dropping 2.7 percent in 2011. Ironically, an industry insider even blamed online piracy for this drop.
To sum it up. in 2011 online piracy was slashed in half according to the Hadopi report, but despite this unprecedented decline the movie and music industries managed to generate less revenue than in 2010. If we follow the logic employed by the anti-piracy lobby during the past decade, this means that piracy is actually boosting sales.
It just comes back to that same important question: which is more important? Reducing infringement or increasing revenue? The industry has acted for years as if the former is the most important (and when we ask this question, they insist that the former would lead to the latter). Yet, now the evidence doesn't appear to support that. If anything, Hadopi's report, while patting itself on the back for reducing infringement, really highlights just how useless Hadopi has been and what a waste it's been for both French taxpayers and the French entertainment industry that has supported it so strongly.


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So My baby girl has been horribly cranky the last week and I pumped to see how much milk I was getting.. 1/2 ounce each side although I am ready to wean anyways and would like to start trying for #2 soon. So for the last 2 days she has been doing great taking formula but I have a horrible time trying to put her down for naps. My mom has "the grammy hold" which gets her every time but for me it is just hopeless. I tried letting her briefly cry it out (10-15 minutes) and she gauged her ear and there was blood everywhere!!She always does this when shes upset/ over tired. I ended up taking her for a walk in the stroller, which is fine but I can't do it every single time. I have been trying to come up with ways to also get her sleeping in her crib. I have been trying for about a week and I have watched tons of videos. She has a crib soother, I've tried nursing her to sleep, holding a bottle for her in her crib, tried adding cereal, letting her cry in 5 mnute intervals soothing her inbetween and all I got was 30 minutes of her sleeping. My husband is working 6am to 10pm everyday and her crib is in our room so I try to get her to sleep before he gets home... I'm just so lost!! Everything else is going great. I still just end up nursing her in our bed to go to sleep after she falls asleep a couple of times.
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When the summer temperatures heat up, so do Moab Ice's sales.
The plant at 2650 S. U.S. 191 produces six tons of cubed ice and four and a half tons of block ice each day during peak season, said plant manager Trevor Mott.
"We have quite a water bill," co-owner Brenda Christensen added.
She and her husband, Brent, purchased the company in 2009. Their son, Nathan, also is a partner in the company. He works there during weekends in addition to his weekly job with the city of Moab.
Pete Doles owned the plant from 1986 until 2007 when his health failed, Brenda Christensen said. Doles' daughter then purchased the plant and operated it until selling the business to its current owners
City Market is Moab Ice's largest customer and sometimes four deliveries are made there daily, Christensen said. The firm also sells to the river running outfitters in town, she said.
Christensen explained that most ice companies make shaved ice and then compress it.
"That melts really quickly," she said.
Leon Whitney of Tag-A-Long Tours and Travel attested to the staying power of the locally produce ice.
"We use quite a bit of it every day and I haven't had any complaints from guides," he said.
Tag-A-Long buys deliveries of 50 blocks twice each week, Whitney said.
Moab Ice had 95 customers when the family bought the business and now has 120 regular clients from La Sal to Crescent Junction, Christensen said. There are three delivery trucks, and up to seven workers are employed during the busy season.
Ice sales generally run from March to early November. Mott noted that, in addition to regular customers, "Restaurants call us when they run out."
Christensen said her family had been coming to Moab for recreation for 25 years before deciding to buy a retirement home here in 1998. Nathan and Brent were partners in a commercial construction company in Salt Lake City, but when the economic downturn slowed that industry the family decided to move to Moab permanently and give the ice business a try.
The Christensens have steadily built their business, constructing a new ice production facility in time for the 2011 season. The former plant is now used for ice storage.
They own land that can be used for further expansion behind the plant, and hope to add more freezer space in the future, Brenda Christensen said.
She said the company enjoys supporting the local community and is a sponsor for several local events each year as well as the GCHS girls softball team.
The community is supportive of the business, too, she said.
"Our customers have been loyal to us," Brenda Christensen said.


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(Dec. 15, 2004) - The Lady Bucs basketball team is enjoying a lengthy 12-day break for final exams of the 2004 fall semester, however constantly preparing for the upcoming seven-game homestand. ETSU enjoys a 3-4 overall record, while with the win over SoCon foe Elon on Dec. 3, the Lady Bucs sit at 1-0 in conference play. Hosting Wofford on Dec. 18 at 2:00 p.m. in Brooks Gymnasium, and Furman on Dec. 20 at 7:00 p.m. in
Last time out the Lady Bucs battled against an undefeated
Lady Bucs forward Mayes is currently 21st in the nation averaging 19.7 ppg. while also posting a team-leading 33.4 mpg, and 7.7 rpg. Mayes' 19.7 ppg. is nearly 11 points better than her career average of 8.4 ppg. From the point guard position, Banjo has posted 24 assists and is averaging 14.1 ppg, 32.0 mpg, and boasts a team-leading 86 percent (38-44) from the free-throw line. Head coach Kemp has used the same starting line-up in all seven contests thus far, the Holly Moring (Irmo, S.C.), Brooke Wilhoit (Sevierville, Tenn.), Candace Gibson (Warner Robins, Ga.), Mayes and Banjo line-up has accounted for 372 of the team's 456 points - nearly 82 percent of all points scored in 2004-05.
Lady Bucs head coach Karen Kemp is very excited about the level of play that ETSU has shown so far, including the six newcomers to the 2004-05 squad:
"I am very pleased with the way that our team has come together this fall. Our returning players have shown great leadership and our newcomers continue to contribute to our success so far," Kemp said. "Tiffani being nationally recognized is a testament to her hard work and a great honor for our team."
The approaching seven-game homestand includes non-conference action versus