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Area studies/international relations familiarize students with comparative politics, history, sociology, anthropology, art, and literature in the context of the world in general or particular regions and countries. These courses can focus on a specific region or subject, or diversify across disciplines and geographic locations. (Check with the School of Business dean's office for the most recent list.)
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Introductory, intermediate, and advanced foreign language courses are applicable; at least one language course has to be at the 300 level and focus on literature or culture (e.g., 308-34300 The Evolution of French Civilization or 308-34400 Contemporary French Culture).
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YoHo is a brand for a frozen yogurt chain. While frozen yogurt is an established product, a Next Generation of frozen yogurts has invaded the US market since 2005. This relatively young phenomenon is based on some simple facts:
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3. Older frozen yogurt concepts (TCBY/Golden Spoon) may be fat-free but are laden with sugar. This may contribute to the increase in diabetes we see in the US.
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Competitors included Pinkberry, Red Mango, Yogurtland, MoJo, and Cherry on Top.
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Analysis of competitive brands, also reveals that the typography for Pinkberry, Red Mango, and Yogurtland all feature very thin fonts. We would like to distinguish YoHo from these brands and avoid any similar looking fonts.
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Summer job: Cinderella at Story Land Theme Park in Glen, N.H.Major: ActingExpected graduation: May 2014College activities: I work as a campus tour guide as well as a stage manager for the Conservatory Theatre Company auditions.Hobbies/interests: Throughout the course of this past school year I have found a new interest in directing. I am hoping to explore my abilities in this field during the upcoming school year. Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa.
I play the role of Cinderella six days a week. This includes meeting and greeting children in Cinderella's castle, having a tea party twice a day and closing the day with a dance party.
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MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ--(Marketwired - May 10, 2013) - Insmed Incorporated (NASDAQ: INSM) ("Insmed" or the "Company"), a biopharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing an inhaled anti-infective to treat patients battling serious lung diseases that are often life-threatening, today announced that Will Lewis, President and Chief Executive Officer of Insmed, will be presenting a corporate overview at Bank of America Merrill Lynch 2013 Health Care Conference taking place from May 14-16, 2013 at the Encore at the Wynn in Las Vegas, NV. Mr. Lewis' presentation will take place on Thursday, May 16th at 11:20 a.m. local time.
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Insmed Incorporated is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to improving the lives of patients battling serious lung diseases. Insmed is focused on the development and commercialization of ARIKACE®, or liposomal amikacin for inhalation, for at least two identified orphan patient populations: cystic fibrosis (CF) patients with Pseudomonas aeruginosa lung infections and patients with non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) lung infections. Insmed's Phase 3 registrational study of ARIKACE in CF patients in Europe and Canada has completed the patient treatment period and the Company expects top-line clinical results in mid-2013. Insmed's Phase 2 clinical trial in patients with NTM is under way in the United States and Canada, with clinical results expected in late 2013. For more information, please visit http://www.insmed.com.
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The Oilers are fresh off their best win in recent years, with a 9-2 victory over the Blackhawks. I don't think anyone saw that coming. I can't see them following that up tonight, but hopefully they can at least make a game of it. This team IS good and has some superb offensive weapons. They just needed a blowout like that to get some confidence back. A hattrick for Taylor Hall hopefully opens up the floodgates for him – that was much needed.
One guy that didn't score a point at all that night was Magnus Paajarvi. His struggles continue. It's upsetting because I know he's in the quicksand right now. Nothing he does seems to improve things for him. The chances have been there at times. I think he'll get it, but I hate seeing players struggle.. for their sake. Anyways, he will sit out again tonight. It might be worth considering sending him to Oklahoma City for a bit to find some confidence. Ben Eager will also sit. Replacing these two will be Lennart Petrell and Darcy Hordichuk. Hordichuk hasn't won over everyone, I know, but before he was hurt many fans here were loving him. So I hope he can get back to that form again.
Khabibulin gets the start again tonight. It seems that he is our official starter from here on out, until he slips long term.
I'll be missing this one tonight, unfortunately, but I'll PVR it. Hoping that it's a good one.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 30, 2006) - ETSU senior guard Ben Rhoda (Dayton, Ohio) scored his 1,000th point and went on to match his career high with 23 points - including the eventual game-winner with 18 seconds remaining - giving the Buccaneers a nerve-racking 84-81 victory over Mercer in Atlantic Sun Conference play Monday night inside Memorial Center. Rhoda becomes the 27th ETSU player all-time to reach 1,000 points.
With the victory, the Bucs improve to 12-8 overall, 9-4 in A-Sun play, and move into a tie for second-place in the conference with Kennesaw State's loss to Stetson Monday night. Meanwhile, Mercer loses for the first time in three games, dropping to 5-13, 4-8.
"I would just say we'll take it. It was a heck of a game," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow, whose team has now won 11 of 13. "They came in here having won two straight in league play and we knew their big three would play well. I'm happy for Ben and what he accomplished with his 1,000th point, and the way the play worked out for him to score the basket that won the game was special."
Rhoda scored his 1,000th point with a free throw at the mark of the second half. It was fitting that the historic point came at the line, especially on a night when Rhoda had a career high 11 free throws on 12 attempts. However, the most important basket of the night for Rhoda came in the final seconds.
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The Bucs, who led most of the first half, were up 46-42 at the break, but Mercer battled back to hold a lead of as many as seven points at 65-58 with just over 10 minutes remaining in the contest. ETSU regained the advantage on a pair of Rhoda free throws at the mark.
For the game, Rhoda and Smith led the way with 23 points, while Strong pitched in 16 and junior forward Brad Nuckles (Council, Va.) grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds. ETSU shot just 40.5 percent from the line, but the Bucs out-rebounded the Bears 49-42 and only turned the ball over nine times.
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The Los Angeles County Coroner's Office identified a bicyclist who was killed in a traffic accident late Tuesday night as 50-year-old Susan E. Curtis, Assistant Chief Ed Winter said Thursday.
The Long Beach woman died shortly after being hit in the Bellflower Boulevard and Atherton Street intersection, after riding through a red traffic signal, authorities said.
The driver, a 19-year-old Los Alamitos man, was not cited.
Curtis often rode her bicycle to work, said Melissa Knievel-Natanson, co-owner of Up, Up and Away, a Seal Beach kite shop where Curtis worked for more than seven years. She said Curtis considererd the bicycle her primary transportation.
Curtis, an animal lover who lived alone and worked two part-time jobs, also worked as a pet sitter and dog walker, Knievel-Natanson said. She added that Curtis owned a menagerie of pets, including one dog and six cats.
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The work on the next mission is still very early, but the release won't be near as long as the time between Nostalgia and Vagabond.
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The coins:
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Great architecture and love for detail together with the soundscore sum up to near total immersion. The optional objectives by interacting with AIs make this mission extremely enoyable. Especially the hilarious T1-quote hermit in his cave made my mouth watering for the sequel(s). When can we expect them??
Having finished in all difficulties (with 2 loot still missing), I still keep looking for the 1 evasive coin. Suggestions anyone?
The work on the next mission is still very early, but the release won't be near as long as the time between Nostalgia and Vagabond.
I promise you that.
The coins:
There are two coins on the table of one of the guests at the Rusted Hook's room.
Just finished a while ago. Good fun with some nice twists. I missedspoiler:the secret though...have to go back in a poke around some more!
I'm curious. I used the sword to bash in the mom and girls door, is there a more graceful way to get in there?
this was a brilliant little fm, lots of detail and sub missions (much like oblivion) I would have liked to see the inside of the grey masks hq though..
Hey, great mission so far! I'm not really stuck but I would like some clarification on something just to make sure I haven't run into a bug (I'm all nervous after the game-breaker I experienced in "Nostalgia").
So I just did the whole side-quest where I helped the little girl find the doll and then got the key to the apartment haunted by the evil fireplace leprechaun. I brought the family savings back, and after putting it on the table a key appears next to it that I can't pick up...it is suppose to be unfrobbable right? Wait...something just struck me...*loads the FM back up* OH, riiiiight, the apartment key also left my inventory. Guess that explains it huh? Well, really fun FM so far. I guess I'll just leave my stupid question in this post instead of editing it out just in case anyone else suffers a similar brain-fart.
Very nice, job Random_Taffer. Took me 2.5 hours, and I found a good bit of the loot.
I've got one very MINOR issue to report. No doubt you may have seen this in testing.
The first time I stepped into the Night Masks' hideout, the speech from the guy behind the window and my own reply to it overlapped in portions; that is, you could hear us both speaking simultaneously. Nevertheless, after the thief finished speaking, I still got all the correct items and objectives ticked off.
Again, not a major issue but I thought I'd bring it up.
Another (good) thing. I did a few things "out of order" so to say, but the game logic didn't break. Great job!
After I found the night masks' hideout and accepted their invitation (like I had a choice!!! ), I only noticed that I had received the sewer key, NOT the accompanying note!
So instead of reading the note and getting the corresponding objectives, I just went straight to the sewers. I ended up getting all the loot and BJing the thieves (who I later found out were Red Scorps.). I then found the hermit who gave me the entry for the gambling/social club. Now I had THOUGHT that this was the plot-advancer but of course, it just ended up being a place to find more loot. However, it did give me a reason to browse my inventory and notice the other note I had overlooked. So I read that and everything else became clear.
Anyway, my point is that I was able to back-track, get the things I needed, and then come back to the sewers and finish things there. None of the logic "broke" because I had already been to the hideout and interacted with the thieves without having objectives for such.
So kudos to your beta testers and your scripting!
Thanks, everyone for your compliments. It pleases me greatly to see you all enjoying the mission.
Playing on expert and I have finished everything but the loot obj. I am missing a big chunk of ca 140 loot and thinking that maybe it is in the thieves hideout but not sure. Any help and ideas anybody???
Maybe its a coin scavenge ?, but I sure hope not
Have you found the secret yet? You don't need it to reach the loot goals but it helps.
made it into the Billowing Sails, but that didn't count as the secret. can someone hint me to it?
Bonking the herb lady and dropping her crashes my game , not before I kept hitting her with my BJ
Strange, it never did during testing, at least not for me.
She's very hard of hearing, so there's really no reason to even pay attention to her. She won't even wake up unless you tap dance next to her head.
She's a reskinned fire mage and I must have forgot to include the corpse image file. Gosh, you guys are finding bugs that I didn't even think about.
Sounds like a patch is in order.
Just started the mission and I am stuck at the beginning. I gave the mask to the person at the top floor at seagull's nest and after that I searched every part of town. What I have missed?
Kin - Have you got the poison dagger from the herbalist woman? After that, open some rooms in The Rusted Hook


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One Quick Handwriting Transcription Challenge Every Day-for the genealogist in you
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
My Mother-In-Law is Old
Posted by Michael John Neill at 8:12 AM
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- AnonymousMay 9, 2012 at 8:19 AM
wish I could see other writing/words by the signator to compare how they make their letters.. that is a toughie.ReplyDelete
Hendham Wichigan
Alex Adam Dickinson
Abraham DickisonReplyDelete
The signer of the document did not write the text of the affidavit himself. A clerk or notary wrote the statement and the man making the statement signed it. So this is the only handwriting sample we have from this individual.ReplyDelete
Abraham DickisenReplyDelete
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- Judy M.May 9, 2012 at 5:30 PM
I'm going with Abraham Dickisen.....I have noticed that I'm not a very good guesser.ReplyDelete
Abraham Michigan or WichiganReplyDelete
Abraham Wickiser is it.ReplyDelete
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Farm Safety Week begins; area Ag leaders sponsor programs
Several area businesses are hosting or sponsoring programs this week to promote farm safety. This week – September 15 thru the 21st – is National Farm Safety Week.
"Working Together for Safety in Agriculture" is the popular theme that finds Iroquois Memorial Hospital coordinating a health and safety event Wednesday 9/18).
A program at Mowrey's Auction Company at Stockland finds several businesses onboard, reinforcing the importance of us all making a joint effort to be sure farmers make it home to their family at night.
Agriculture is the largest industry in Iroquois County. Agriculture is more than seven-times as hazardous as other U.S. industries. And, in 2010, 476 farmers and farm workers died from a work-related injury.
IMH is committed to making safety a top priority this fall. IMH will offer health screens at Wednesday's event at the Mowrey Auction site. The Milford FFA, Milford Fire Protection District, banks, grain companies, and others will also participate.
Farm Credit Services sponsors "Meals-in-the-Field" ....
Also as part of Farm Safety Week, Farm Credit Services of Watseka again visits area farmsites with its "Meals in the Field" program. MORE >
Each day this week, the Farm Credit Service office personnel will provide a lucky farm family operation with a lunch meal delivered on-location. The event promotes farm safety, asking each farming operation to make sure they've reviewed their safety procedures as the fall harvest begins.
Staff members will deliver lunch to a farm family operation and WGFA will visit the Meal-in-the-Field recipients to talk about the harvest and farm safety.


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The Occupy Wall Street movement has gone global, and Taiwan is as upset about the division of power and wealth as the demonstrators in New York. To underline their anger, well, what better universal symbol than the Angry Birds, seen in posters throughout this Taiwanese news broadcast.
Just watch where you wave the blackbird sign. In some quarters, that might be construed as a bomb threat.
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"Bob's notes" are reports from CFCA President Bob Hentzen, who regularly accompanies mission awareness trip participants. You can see Bob's full update on his Facebook page.
Heartfelt greetings from this beautiful country.
We are excited to share these days with sponsored friends, their families, sponsors and staff ó inspiring people on a very real journey.
The CFCA community in Costa Rica has made us feel very much at home. "We would like to live this mission awareness trip with a profound spirit of gratitude to the Lord of life."
Note: Photo credits go to CFCA staff members in our project in San Jose.
In Costa Rica, we are honored to be able to work with over 7,000 families. Another 500 families have applied to belong to CFCA.
Costa Rica is considered a paradise for ecotourism. We are fortunate to experience many beautiful parts, but we also experience dramatic contrasts.
This trip is a real experience of pilgrimage, which implies joy, sadness, tiredness, pain and hope.
Greeting in English by staff: "We would like to express to you our deep gratitude and love for being here in our country, and in our very own CFCA project. This week is a symbol of our journey.
"Jim, Jerry, Bud and Nadine have shown us the way and are still with us. You sponsors are on this journey with us."
CFCA community workers and sponsors are trusted by our sponsored friends and their families, including those living in very difficult neighborhoods.
In the process of mutual respect, when their key words become our key words, there can be trust and love.
God's humble people reveal to us their true situation – unemployment, crime, domestic violence, fear – but at the same time hopes, dreams and profound pride in their country and family.
CFCA mothers groups
CFCA mothers groups are a great consolation and security for so many mothers, who have literally no choice about where they call home.
In their mothers group, they have voice and vote ó many times for the first time in their life.
What an experience to walk some of the same roads and to visit some of the same families we visited on Walk2gether. The families remember a lot about Walk2gether, especially the excitement and joint celebration with other families.
Much like during the walk, two TV stations and one newspaper covered this return visit to Costa Rica.
With the background of Psalm 103, we reflected on CFCA's role in living and promoting non-violence.
"The Lord is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love…"
We prayed: "May the darkness of stigma, labels, exclusion and marginalization be dispelled by the light of greater understanding, acceptance and respect for the dignity of every person. May the kind support of a family member, friend or CFCA member bring reassurance and peace."
Home visits give us the chance to learn about some of the challenges of our humble families.
Frequently mentioned is the topic of very seasonal work. Admirable are the spontaneity and confidence the people have in the CFCA staff.
Sponsors, children and CFCA scholars planted a good number of trees and pitched in to paint the community center.
We had placed the cornerstone for this center two years ago on Walk2gether. Families in the community did the building.
A teca tree I had planted at that time in one of the homes is now about 25 feet tall. The family really treasures this tree.
Following the trip, we enjoyed having two days of formation workshops, one for mothers of sponsored children and one for all of our Costa Rican co-workers.
During these prayerful and inspiring days, Cristina and I send our love and best wishes.
May we all continue to grow in God's grace and peace.
A prayerful Holy Week and a very Happy Easter to each of you and to your families.
Bob Hentzen
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March 28, 2012


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State has plan to protect utilities from cyberthreats
Hartford — Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has announced a cybersecurity plan for Connecticut's utilities to protect lives and commercial activities against a "mounting threat" from nation states and individuals trying to hack into utility companies across the country.
At a press conference Monday, Malloy said, "We know what having 1.2 million customers without power is like.
"... We have experienced it, and if that was to be the result of a cyberattack, sustained over a period of time, obviously it can have devastating effects."
The plan is based on the role of states — not the federal government — in regulating utility companies. A recent report — "Cybersecurity and Connecticut's Public Utilities" by the state Public Utilities Regulatory Authority — called for a multi-tiered approach to preventing attacks and said utility companies should weigh the pros and cons of using outside, third-party audit companies when trying to measure the results of their efforts.
The state's major electric companies were present Monday along with ISO New England, which distributes electricity throughout New England, to express their support for a collaborative effort.
"We, on behalf of the people of Connecticut, need to verify that the companies have solid systems in place, (that) they're being verified and that they are doing all that is possible and reasonable to protect the citizens of Connecticut," PURA Chairman Arthur House said.
There were more than 3,000 cyberattacks against U.S. companies in 2013, Malloy said. Cyberattacks against utilities providing electricity, natural gas, water and telecommunication services have grown in intensity and sophistication, he said. Connecticut's state government receives 40 million probes annually, ranging from someone trying to get into the system to someone trying to take down the entire system.
"There have been no successful penetrations or interruptions caused by hacking," said Peter Clarke, senior vice president of emergency preparedness for Northeast Utilities, the parent company of Connecticut Light & Power.
But the electric power grid is becoming more computerized, he said, and thus more vulnerable to cyberattack.
"This is a constant daily battle to stay ahead of the game," House said.
The United Illuminating Co. is constantly monitoring external threats coming from the Internet and internal threats by employees, said Craig MacGibbon, vice president and chief information officer for the UIL Holdings Corp., the parent company of The United Illuminating Co.
Malloy said he is calling on PURA, utility companies and state and federal authorities to create concrete actions in response to the questions raised in the report. He also said he would share the report with other states. Issues that deserver further exploration include establishing key standards, reporting on the compliance of meeting those standards and whether to use a third-party auditor to measure results, he said.
The Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection is being instructed to conduct a cybersecurity exercise to explore the challenges and potential problems the state could face, Malloy said. The General Assembly was asked to review the report to prepare for future legislation.
"Just as we are taking proactive steps to harden our critical infrastructure and the shoreline to defend against severe weather events, so too must we be prepared to defend against the potential disruption that cyberintrusions can cause to vital services such as energy, water and telecommunications," Malloy said.
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NYU has a long-standing tradition of pursuing academic excellence though expansion of its academic departments and research efforts. This ongoing initiative, coupled with the University's location at the crossroads of the world, provide a wealth of resources to incorporate diversity into many facets of the University's academic efforts.
NYU programs of study address the historical, present-day, and future implications of diversity in our world.
Research Institutes at NYU promote the study of diversity issues worldwide and encourage discussion and dialogue at NYU and the surrounding community.
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Mother's Day is just around the corner and SFGate wants to honor moms. We're asking readers to email a special photo of their mother along with a 100-word tribute to firstname.lastname@example.com by May 8. Please include "Mother's Day Tribute" in the subject line.
If your actual mom wasn't the primary mother figure in your life, then tell us about an aunt, a babysitter, a grandmother, a teacher, or anyone who provided you with encouragement, support and wisdom to help you get through life.
Below is a tribute we received from Anthony Sharkey whose Grandma Cora helped raise him. Sharkey writes: "My mom was a single mom, but the two of us had the love and support of Grandma and Grandpa. They softened for us what would have been a hard life. Grandpa died last year and Grandma's struggling with the loss of her life's partner—they were married for 63 years. Below is the tribute I wrote as a reminder to myself of how amazing Grandma is; she is the pillar, the glue, the strength of our family."
Grandma Cora
Grandma's kitchen. Cellophane packages of merienda are neatly, generously arranged on the table. It is the meeting place of three generations. The center of chatter and storytelling; the epicenter of swirling, savory aromas.
Grandma grew up impoverished. With 11 children in the family, they often went hungry. Wartime. WWII. They often shared a single bowl of rice, which they ate thoughtfully, deliberately, to savor the experience of each grain. They sipped water infused with coffee-grounds soaked many times over. It wasn't so much the flavor, but the light brown color of coffee that gave them an illusion of substance. It's just that the amber brown seemed to get lighter and lighter.
Grandma says there were happier times—before-the-war days when my great-grandfather would take risks with the precious few pesos to play the cockfights. They would wait for him to come down the dirt road. If he won, his return home would be swift, his arms overflowing with small containers of food and sweet treats hidden in folds of butcher paper. If he lost…well, then, it was just another day.
Wartime was different. No good days or bad days—just a continuum of what, for Grandma, would be lifelong horror. Great grandmother died of starvation. Grandma lost her childhood at 14 to raise her siblings. I learned to hate war.
We three generations sit around the table, the center of chatter and storytelling. Besides a cruel memento from barbed wire—a deep, shiny scar that scallops her shin–there are no outward signs of what Grandma went through. It's only that Grandma tells her story for the first time a million times.
In honor of Mother's Day, we're hoping to hear about those mother figures who touched your life in some special way. Please send in a photo of your mother (or grandmother or aunt or any mother figure who made a difference in your life) along with a 100-word tribute and we will consider sharing your contribution on SFGate. Send tributes to email@example.com by May 8. Please include "Mother's Day Tribute" in your email subject line.


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Scout Sunday-Sabbath
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The Boy Scouts of America designates the Sunday that falls before February 8 as Scout Sunday. However, a chartered organization or local religious organization may choose to celebrate on another day.
The Presbyterian Church and United Methodist Church celebrate Scout Sunday on the second Sunday of February so as to not conflict with Communion Sunday. In the the Jewish faith, Scout Sabbath is celebrated on the Saturday after February 8, Scouting Anniversary Day.
February 8, 1910 was the founding of the Boy Scouts of America by W. D. Boyce and the first Scout Sunday was in 1914. See Boy Scouts of America Historical Highlights for more.
The Scout Law says that a "Scout is Reverent" and the Scouts of all ages promise to do their "Duty to God". These values strengthen youth character in their family, community and faith.
Scout Sunday Observance
This is a sample format for your unit's annual Scout Sunday observance from Scout Sunday:
Suggested Scout Sunday Service of Worship (outline)
- Call to Worship
- Responsive Reading
- The Scout Law
- On My Honor
- Hear Our Prayer
- Pastoral Prayer
- Offertory Prayer
- Scripture Reading
- Prayer of Dedication or Offertory
- Meditations
- Benedictions
- Closing Hymn
Scout Sabbath
- This is a sample format for your unit's annual Scout Sunday observance from Scout Sabbath Services:
Scout Sabbath offers an opportunity for worshippers to honor Scouts and Scouters, as well as to learn more themselves about the value of Scouting as a youth program chartered to a Jewish organization. It gives a rabbi a framework to address Scouts directly, in addition to speaking about Scouting to the congregation.
Some rabbis use regular liturgy and supplement it with special reading. Others devote the entire worship services to Scouting themes, using Scouts and Scouters as readers. There is no "one right way " to conduct such a service. Most rabbis understand the purpose to be a strengthening of the bonds between the synagogue and the Scouting unit and plan accordingly.
A variety of Scouting-related resources, prayers, and readings are available:
- Religious Awards for Youth and Adults
- Based on the Twelve Points of the Scout Law
- Sermonic Material
- Statements by Lord Baden-Powell
- Scout Camping
- Scout Sabbath Sermon by Rabbi Jack Bemporad
- Sample Ner Tamid Presentation
See Also
External Links
- Scout Sunday - official BSA materials and links
- Scouting in Protestant Churches
- The Scout Law with references to the Bible
- BSA Religious Calendar
- Scout Sabbath
- Manual for Chaplain Aides and Chaplains with a sample Scout funeral.
- Suggested Worship Aids for Scout Sunday Service(hymns)
- On My Honor (hymn) (PDF)
- Scouter Prayer
- A Psalm for Scouts and Scouters
- The Guy in the Glass (prayer)
- Program Covers and Inserts
- Bringing Youth to Christ Through a Scouting Ministry (newsletter article)


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Pacquiao knocked out cold by Marquez!
December 9, 2012 in Boxing, Sport
What a fight, what a stunning KO! This was an outcome few people saw coming, but boy was it a glorious finale to a rivalry between two ultimate warriors. In their fourth and best fight, Juan Manuel Marquez KO'd Manny Pacquiao with a crushing right hand counter at full force that connected flush on the Filipino's chin with a second left in the sixth round, sending Pacquiao crumpling to the canvas like a sack of potatoes. It was every bit as devastating as the Pacquiao punch that KO'd Ricky Hatton or the Sergio Martinez punch that KO'd Paul Williams. I'm not sure if there was a count but it didn't matter because Pacquiao was out cold for several minutes afterwards, though fortunately he was eventually able to get up and congratulate his conqueror.
It was a remarkable action fight full of twists and turns. Pacquiao (who weighed in yesterday at the welter limit of 147 pounds) started out the aggressor and most probably took the first two rounds by landing more punches and more effective punches than Marquez (143 pounds). The lead left hand proved effective for Pacquiao while Marquez appeared willing to spend more time to figure things out, using body blows to try and slow his opponent down and set up power shots up top.
It turned out to be the right strategy for Marquez, as just when it appeared Pacquiao might start cruising to a points victory, Marquez turned the tables in the third round with a huge overhand right after a body feint than floored Pacquiao for the first time in their four fights. It was a demonstration of the kind of power that the "new" Marquez possessed at welterweight, and it showed that his muscles were not just for show.
Pacquiao got up and survived the round, and it seemed like Marquez might begin to overpower the Pac-man. But instead, Pacquiao was able to find his legs and gutted out a fourth round that could have gone either way.
In the fifth, Pacquiao grew even more aggressive and evened the tables with a straight left hand that struck Marquez on the chin, forcing the Mexican to land his glove on the floor. The knockdown was not a devastating one but it showed that Pacquiao still carried some sting in his punches. As expected, Marquez came back valiantly with some big blows of his own, until Pacquiao unleashed a punishing right hook that clearly hurt him. This time, it was Marquez that had to hang on until the end of the round, and to his credit he did so fighting out of the corners.
Things looked great for Pacquiao for most of the sixth round as he busted up Marquez's face with more sharp punches, widening the gap on the Compubox scores (which Pacquiao dominated 94 at 37% to 52 to 21%). He appeared to be hurting his opponent and even prompted suggestions that he might finish Marquez off soon.
But I don't think it was a lucky punch that turned out the lights for Pacquiao because Marquez had clearly been timing that right hand counter all night, and he just happened to land it perfectly. Pacquiao was getting confident and perhaps a little careless, and it was obvious he was trying to finish off the sixth round on a strong note. And so when Pacquiao lunged forward with a right hand with a second left in the round it played right into Marquez's hands. The Mexican warrior craftily evaded the blow and launched a beautiful right hand that connected right on the button – from behind you could see the crushing force jolt Pacquiao's cranium. He collapsed face first to the canvas and seconds later Marquez was celebrating on the corner post.
What a sensational, action packed fight. No matter who you were going for, you have to admire the skills and hearts of the two fighters. It certainly lends credibility to the argument that Marquez is the better fighter and has been all along, or at least the suggestion that Marquez is Pacquiao's kryptonite.
I'd prefer to see the two of them fight someone else now or retire. In the aftermath of the KO there were immediate rumblings about a fifth fight, but I think Marquez has nothing left to prove against Pacquiao. Yes, Pacquiao was winning the fight up to that point (leading 47-46 on all three scorecards and probably would have gotten the sixth round too had the fight not ended there) and had hurt Marquez, but that KO was a perfect ending to their rivalry — there could not have been a more definitive conclusion after so many close fights. If they keep fighting, when will it ever end?
This whole time boxing fans were thinking Floyd Mayweather Jr was Pacquiao's fated rival but as it turned out Marquez held that role all along. I guess now we will never see Mayweather-Pacquiao, but at the same time I don't think too many people care anymore after being jerked around for so many years. Pacquiao said immediately after the fight that he is not going to retire and is going to come back, but I think it's a good time for him to hang up the gloves. No shame in going out on a punch like that from an opponent like Marquez. But on the other hand, if they fight again, I'm pretty sure I'll be watching.
As for me, I was wrong again in my prediction. From now on I'm going to live like this guy.


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The agricultural appropriations bill now pending in the Senate would provide nearly $150 million in child nutrition initiatives aimed at fighting hunger and promoting health among children in Arkansas and around the country, Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., said.
"These investments are a down payment on a robust reauthorization of the Child Nutrition and WIC programs that serve tens of millions of children in Arkansas and across the country with healthy, nutritious meals," said Lincoln, the new chairman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry.
"I am proud that my first legislative effort as chairman of the Agriculture Committee would help to improve the health of our children and prevent needy children from going hungry. The committee will work with USDA and the administration on a reauthorization that improves access to healthy meals, reduces hunger, and improves school meals and the health of infants, school children, and pregnant and nursing mothers."
Lincoln said the package of child nutrition investments was crafted jointly with Rep. George Miller, D-Calif., chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee.
Specifically, the fiscal 2010 Agriculture Appropriations Conference Report includes temporary extensions of expiring provisions of the Child Nutrition Act, resulting in a cost savings of $150 million. These savings would be reinvested to meet critical nutrition needs across the country to ensure more children have year-round access to healthy and nutritious meals at school, in child care, and during the summer.
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the final agriculture appropriations bill Oct. 7 by a bipartisan vote of 263-162. The Senate is expected to take up the legislation later.
"This is exactly the type of support communities and states need to continue addressing hunger but also start to reverse the epidemic of childhood obesity," said Joe Thompson, Arkansas Surgeon General. "Sen. Lincoln is uniquely positioned to help lead the nation in making the food we eat more healthy and nutritious."
The investments made in this legislation would fill in the gaps during the summer months when children do not have access to school meals, assist Arkansas and other states in their efforts to certify school children for meal programs, support breastfeeding, and help schools upgrade their facilities to better support healthy school meals.
The specific provisions include:
• $85 million to improve children's access to meals during the summer.
• $25 million to help schools purchase cafeteria equipment to provide healthy school meals.
• $25 million to help states to automatically enroll children in the School Lunch Program.
• $8 million in grants to states to improve health and nutrition in child care settings.
• $5 million in performance bonuses to state WIC agencies that increase rates of breastfeeding.
"When so many families in Arkansas and around the country are struggling with job losses and a poor economy, ending childhood hunger and promoting nutrition take on even more importance," Lincoln said. "In my role as chairman, I will continue to work toward my goal of a country where no child goes hungry and where nutritious food is available to all children."


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Mark2564 needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 18 designs submitted by 3 freelance designers.
Home Healthcare Agency
We are a Home health care agency located in Chicago. We are a small company that is looking to grow and expand. We are looking for a new brochure to help with this process! We are looking for something simple and easy on the eyes nothing to modern looking..We want to promote our services to as many people as we can…we offer in home services to people: skilled nursing, physical therapy, speech therapy, dietician services…medical social workers.
The target audience is going to be all sorts of people! Brochures will be in doctors' offices and hospitals as well as senior centers. We want something that could appeal to an adult audience 40 and older.
Requirements are that our logo must go on front page of brochure and logo is not be tampered with or changed any way! We want to go with warm looking colors not to dark of colors…Green is our company color so if we could incorporate green it would be nice! These words are words that we would like designer to keep in head when designing brochure - Home, Health , family, medical services , compassion, senior citizens, healing, caring...pictures that describe these things would be wonderful! Front Cover
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Nurse on call 24 hours a day! (we want this to stand out in bold in front)
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We would like designer to take stuff from all three brochures and put into one! We all offer same services....we are looking for a trifold....
Even if info was copied verbatim off samples and just had our company logo I would be ok with that any info please contact me or call me (773) 771-8226 Mark
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Tibetan Logic
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"A spectacular book that provides access to the avenues and horizons of Tibetan monastic inquiry. Katherine Rogers's presentation opens the way to approach reasoning into reality." —Jeffrey Hopkins, author of Tsong-kha-pa's Final Exposition of Wisdom
"By providing an in-depth analysis of the logic used by Tibetan scholars, Kathy Rogers offers an important tool to all those who are interested in probing the depth of Tibetan Buddhist learning. An excellent and very thorough work that will greatly help one to understand the workings of Buddhist logic and provide a solid basis for studying the more advanced teachings of this wonderful tradition. Highly recommended for the really serious student." —Georges Dreyfus, author of The Sound of Two Hands Clapping
"This excellent book offers essential insight into the rigorous tradition of logic that is the foundation of the intellectual tradition of the great Geluk monastic universities of Tibet. Correct reasoning is the indispensable tool used to draw forth the penetrating realization of the nature of reality that is the goal of Buddhist practice. Katherine Rogers's clear and engaging presentation illuminates this important topic." —Elizabeth Napper, author of Dependent-Arising and Emptiness
"The principles and methods of Buddhist logic can be a box of very useful tools both for our contemporary formal analytical meditations and for improving our thinking about the practice of the Dharma in our everyday lives and relationships with others. As well as dealing rigorously with the technical material, Katherine Rogers gets this wider practical point across clearly at every opportunity. . . . Full of valuable insights for practitioners at every level, and it never loses touch with the inspiring and motivating enterprise of developing a 'path of reasoning' to penetrate the very nature of reality and realize the full potential of human consciousness." —Roy Sutherwood, The Middle Way
"A welcome addition to the library of serious students of debate." —Mandala
"Make[s] this exceedingly dense and difficult topic comprehensible to a Western audience." —Buddhadharma
"A groundbreaking work . . . superb exploration of the process of sound thinking." —Thomas Peter von Bahr, New Age Retailer
"This volume illuminates the goals, techniques, and paths of reasoning used in the tradition of logic by the Ge-luk-pa order of Tibetan Buddhism . . . [a] monumental contribution. . . . Highly recommended." —E. Findley, Trinity College Choice (American Library Association)


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Welcome to the Asia Stocks live blog, a running account of what the region's share markets are doing, along with other news. Today, Hong Kong rallies toward its fifth straight gain, while other markets mostly stick to ranges, with investors also waiting for earnings from regional giants Sony and Tencent.
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Tokyo is taking a bit of profit this morning, with the Nikkei Stock Average down 0.3% after yesterday's 2% surge. Beyond the blue chips, the broader Topix is off a more modest 0.1%.
Earnings season is in the homestretch, with Sony providing the highlight for today, as it is expected to post a sizable annual loss after the close of trade. Still, much of that is already baked into the share price, and its stock is currently 0.6% higher.
Meanwhile, shares of venerable land-line telecom Nippon Telegraph and Telephone are up 0.8% after it posted a 1% gain in operating profit (this, despite profit drops at affiliates NTT Docomo and NTT Data).
Also on the earnings front, shares in Yakult Honsha, makers of a probiotic yogurt drink popular in Asia, is trading 2% lower, even after emerging-market growth helped lift its profit by almost 40% in the fiscal year that ended in March.
Similarly, Nikon's 10% rise in annual profit wasn't enough to distract from an outlook that sees a small drop in both net income and revenue for the current fiscal year. Its stock is down 6.7%.
Among other reporting companies, Trend Micro is down 2.6%, construction company Obayahsi is down 1.1% and its rival Kajima is 1% lower.
Toshiba is trading down 0.3%, showing little reaction to a Nikkei news report that it and partner SanDisk plan to launch a new memory chip that can hold about 16 times what current products can. The rollout of the new chip is slated for 2016, the report said.
In other equities news, Recruit Holdings — which runs online sites offering job postings and travel information, among other information — plans to list in Tokyo in October in an IPO that could be worth more than ¥1 trillion (about $10 billion), according to a Nikkei report quoting unidentified sources. The report noted Recruit still carries unfortunate connotations with a stock-for-favors scandal involving its founder several decades ago.
And taking a look off the beaten path, we find shares of publishing major Kadokawa Corp. jumping 11.3% on a separate Nikkei report that it plans to merge with video firm Dwango, shares of which remain untraded.
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The ASX 200 is down 0.1%, trimming the sideburns off its 0.9% advance yesterday, as the market factors in the new federal budget, some losses for commodities and a few ex-dividend dates.
The new cost-cutting, tax-hiking budget unveiled last night includes, among other things, some health-care spending reductions and the introduction of a copay for all doctor visits. And so, Sonic Healthcare is down 3.8%, NIB is down 1.3%, and Ramsay Health Care is 0.6% weaker.
Meanwhile, the miners are mixed after nickel and copper came off their highs, with BHP Billiton rising 0.7%, Alumina up 1.3%, Rio Tinto slipping 0.3%, Fortescue Metals down 0.4%, and Atlas Iron weaker by 1%.
But perhaps the biggest weight on the market is the financial sector. Here we find Macquarie down 2.3%, Westpac down 2.7%, and NAB down 3% as the trio trade without rights to their latest dividends.
On the other hand, CBA is up 0.5% after reporting a solid gain for quarterly profit as bad loans declined.
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Seoul (Kospi) up 0.6%
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- Can Hong Kong stay to the high ground?
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Hong Kong stocks are moving ever upward, with the Hang Seng Index gaining 0.3% as it chases what would be its fifth straight win (the longest streak in more than a month, or so say Dow Jones Newswires).
Some of the big gainers are in the property space, with China Overseas Land up 1.9%, New World Development up 1.8%, and Agile Property up 2.6%, though Hang Lung Properties is down 1.5% to erase its gain by the same margin yesterday.
Recent rallies for the real-estate names, particularly those with a large exposure to the Hong Kong market, have come amid reports the territory's government plans to relax the so-called "double stamp duty" assessed on buyers of a second home. Under the reportedly planned changes, those who sell their second properties within a given time limit would get a refund of the duty, potentially encouraging housing purchases.
Also possibly helping real-estate sentiment is news that the People's Bank of China is asking banks to lower mortgage rates and speed up their processing of such loans in an effort to help the housing market.
The Chinese central bank "recognizes an over-supply of homes and bubbles in some regions, such as Wenzhou, and overly tightened mortgage policies, but it believes that there is no nationwide bubble and that overall fundamentals are still good," writes Bank of America-Merrill Lynch economist Ting Lu in a note out Tuesday.
The banks are also among the advancers this morning, with ICBC up 0.9%, China Merchants Bank up 1.3%, and Bank of Communications up 0.6%.
Bank of China is also enjoying a 0.6% rise (though its Shanghai shares are down 0.8%) despite announcing plans to improve its capital levels with a 100 billion yuan ($16 billion) preferred-share issue.
And then there's Tencent, its shares sitting flat ahead of the Internet major's earnings announcement due later in the day. Analysts polled by FactSet are tipping a roughly 18% rise in net profit for the first quarter compared to a year earlier.
Over on the mainland, the Shanghai Composite is 0.1% weaker, though there too, property is on the rise: Poly Real Estate is up 2.6%, Gemdale is up 0.4%, and in Shenzhen, China Vanke is higher by 2.5%.
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Tokyo (Nikkei Average) down 0.3%
Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) up 0.3%
Shanghai (Shanghai Composite Index) down 0.2%
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) down 0.3%
Seoul (Kospi) up 0.7%
Taipei (Taiex) up 0.1%
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Tokyo (Nikkei Average) down 0.3%
Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) up 0.9%
Shanghai (Shanghai Composite Index) down 0.2% (at break)
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) down 0.2%
Seoul (Kospi) up 0.8%
Mumbai (Sensex) down 0.2%
Taipei (Taiex) up 0.3%
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After 10 months of investigating, China is now going to charge a trio of GlaxoSmithKline executives with bribing doctors, hospitals and even officials, all in an effort to juice GSK's sales.
According to a Xinhua report out today, former GSK China head Mark Reilly and two of his Chinese colleagues have been recommended for prosecution by police in the city of Changsha. (Read more here.)
If Glaxo really was bribing folks connected with the Chinese health-care sector, then it stopped working once the probe began in the middle of last year. According to figures in a Reuters report, GSK's China sales rose 14% in second quarter of last year, but then fell in the following two quarters by 61% (!) and 29%, respectively.
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Clearly, China's central bank is worried about the property market, calling in the nation's top bankers and telling them to cut mortgage rates and take other actions to support the market. (See earlier post on today's live blog.)
Are they right to be worried?
Among the economists, as you might guess, views are all over the map.
Capital Economists is very concerned and sees real estate cutting China's growth rate by a full point.
Barclays says the data overstate the problem, and in any case, the government has tools to mitigate the problem.
And Bank of America-Merrill Lynch? They're somewhere in the middle.
Click here to check out the various arguments on the future of China's housing market.
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Shanghai (Shanghai Composite Index) flat
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) down 0.1%
Seoul (Kospi) up 1%
Mumbai (Sensex) down 0.1%
Taipei (Taiex) up 0.4%
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Shares of Sony Corp. ended 1.1% higher, shaking off a downbeat trading update.
The electronics giant said problems in its long troubled consumer-electronics division would drag the company to its fifth net loss in sixth years, disappointing investors who had expected a restructuring to begin to bear fruit in the year that ends next March.
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Japan (Nikkei Average) down 0.1% (closed)
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I ve been wondering why the birth day of Jesus was never actually in the bible, why do we celebrate it on the 25th of Dec.? Since I am taking bible classes I am very interested. Did the catholic church choose this day to take away the pagan traditions.?
|Answer by Fr. John Echert on 12/4/2012:
Some Church Fathers speculated that the actual birth of Christ was in the spring, possibly in March. The date of 25 December was settled upon liturgically since it is the day upon which the length of day starts to exceed the length of night. As the Gospel of Saint John describes, was the Light coming into the darkness of the world. While some pagans also celebrate this date for the same purpose, Christianity has prevailed as the principal celebration for this date, at least until modern times--sad to say--at which time the pagans seem to have made inroads in world at large. Thanks, Monique Father Echert
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AGFC releases weekly fishing report for Little Red River and Greers Ferry Lake
Little Red River Lindsey's Resort (501-302-3139) said the water is clear and no generators are running. Trout are biting excellently on Power Bait, corn and wax worms. Minnow-imitating crankbaits and Trout Magnets also are working well. Just Fishing Guides filed no report this week. Greers Ferry As of Wednesday, the Army Corps of Engineers reports the lake's elevation at 462.54 feet msl (normal conservation pool – 461 msl Tommy Cauley of Fish Finder Guide Service said the lake is one foot over normal pool and slowly falling. A lot of current is being generated as there is as much water running in as there is running out. Most game fish are responding to this in a positive manner. Crawfish imitations, large shiners and plastics will get bites. Look at depths of 25 feet or less for the most active game fish. There are some whites and hybrids schooled deep and feeding on shad in the 35- to 50-foot zone, both on the main lake and in the river arms. Cody S. Smith of www.fishgreersferry.com filed no report.


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(Reuters) - New Orleans Hornets head coach Monty Williams has been fined $25,000 by the National Basketball Association (NBA) for public criticism of the NBA's concussion policy, the league said on Tuesday.
Williams was penalized for comments he made before Saturday's game against the Chicago Bulls when Hornets center Anthony Davis, the first overall pick in the 2012 draft, was sidelined by a mild concussion.
"Now, they treat everybody like they have white gloves and pink drawers and it's getting old," Williams told reporters on Saturday. "It's just the way the league is now.
"It's a man's game. They're treating these guys like they're five-years-old. He desperately wanted to come (to Chicago), but he couldn't make it."
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It's a big file, over 50 MB, so don't even think about it if you don't have a good broadband connection. And even then, give it a minute or two to download.
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Mexico: 13 Bodies Found in Trucks in Tamaulipas
Mexico City – Police in the northern Mexican state of Tamaulipas discovered the remains of 13 people inside two trucks abandoned in separate towns, authorities said Friday.
Authorities first found the cut-up bodies of two women and three men late Thursday in a potato chip delivery truck abandoned in the parking lot of a supermarket in the town of El Mante, a Tamaulipas state official said. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not allowed to talk about the case.
The official said police also found a threatening message allegedly signed by the Gulf drug cartel.
An hour later, police found eight bodies in the town of Soto la Marina along with a message alleging the victims were members of the Gulf cartel.
Northeastern Mexico along the border with Texas has been a war zone of shootouts and gruesome mass killings as the Zetas and Gulf drug cartels battle each other in the states of Coahuila, Nuevo León and Tamaulipas — a region that is home to cattle ranches, sorghum fields and the industrial city of Monterrey. The Zetas were hit men for the Gulf cartel until they split in 2010, unleashing their bloody war.
In Coahuila on Friday, police found the bodies of four men hanging from a highway overpass in the capital city of Saltillo.
Coahuila state security spokesman Sergio Sisbeles said the victims had been tortured and had their feet and hands bound with duct tape. None had been shot and authorities were still trying to determine the cause of death, he said.
On Sunday, police found the mutilated bodies of seven men in Torreón, a city in southern Coahuila.
Southern Coahuila also is an arena for fighting between the Zetas and the Sinaloa drug cartel.
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Do nothing but be patient. That's a big beer, and 19 days is no big deal for it. Wait at least another week, maybe two, and then see where it's at. I've screwed up more beer by trying to save them than I've actually saved.
How much of an issue is 11 points for bottle bombs?
This recipe actually called more more maltodextrin. I modified it by cutting it way down. I typically modify extract recipes to do a partial mash with a concentrated boil. But decided to follow the recipe more closely this time. With several exceptions - I used all LME instead of all DME. Why do you NOT use maltodextrin? Is it just better to do a partial mash at a lower temp, like 148 F?


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With Easter only a couple of weeks away, we're heading into what's referred to as "Peak Peep Season."
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To celebrate, the people who make Peeps are releasing their first commercial in over a decade.
According to ABC News, the majority of the commercial has to do with what all you can do with and/or to a Peep.


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