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5: Welcome little one! We're so excited that you're finally here. We have all been anticipating this day for such a long time. Your nursery is ready for you and your brother and sister can't wait to play with their new baby brother. When I saw your tiny little face for the first time my heart melted. You are so special and I can't wait to watch you grow and experience the wonderful milestones of your life. You are a blessing to our family and I hope one day you will look back at this book and know how special your arrival into this world was to us.
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James sees no institutional racism
Former England goalkeeper David James disagrees with those that suggest the lack of black managers in the game is due to institutional racism at the top of football.
The 42-year-old goalkeeper, who is currently playing at Bournemouth, is planning a career in management after completing his UEFA Pro-Licence and does not think ethnicity will prove an issue.
"I struggle with the racist issue in football because I don't see it, and that's not because I've got my head in the sand," he said. "In the earlier days, yes, but the game's changed. There are some wonderful organisations out there which have helped football become a much more enjoyable game for everyone."
He added: "Stuff in the crowd being aimed at players - that's gone, or pretty much gone. I don't hear it any more.
"With regards to the playing side of things, I don't look at myself as any different from the guy who gets changed next to me, and I'm not going to fly anyone's flag in order to join some 'gang', which doesn't need to be joined .
"If you want to go on a coaching course to become a manager then give yourself a chance.
"If you don't want to go, and moan about not getting jobs, well, probably because you haven't been on the course is the reason why you haven't got a job."
James admitted there were "not many ethnic players" on his coaching courses but also pointed out there were not many English managers in the Premier League either.
"I don't think it's a racist issue," he added. "I just think it's a case that the numbers aren't there.
"A bit like the goalie situation. Not many goalies go on the course, so, therefore, you're not going to have many goalies make it."

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With two great white shark sightings off Chatham and others sighted around Cape Cod in the last week, a man made news in Nantucket for wrestling a 7-foot sand shark on Sconset beach.
It took 45 minutes for Elliot Sudal to wrestle the shark to shore. Sudal, a 24-year-old who moved to Massachusetts from Florida, said he had been a fisherman his whole life and was catching bluefish and bass before the sand shark took the bait. He and his friends snapped some photos, then pushed the shark back out into the water.
Sudal said he suspected a shark presence when some of the fish he reeled in showed signs of bite marks.
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Following the Champlain Canal through New York State in postcards....scenes from Waterford to Whitehall.
The canal from Lake Champlain to Waterford was officially opened in 1823. When you read the chronology of events of the Champlain canal, it seems repairs, fixes, enlargements, improvements and plugs were started the day it opened and never stopped! The postcards below are not arranged in any chronological order. If theres any order it would be from south to north. Therefore in some images the canal looks narrow with a towpath. In other images the canal is wide or doubled spanned.
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Budget buffets, delicious down-home diners, five-star restaurants featuring famous chefs -- it's all on the menu here in Atlantic City. Our countless restaurants offer new takes on classic dishes, your favorite comfort and international flavors you may have never tried before.
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Andrew Lyman, an artist and photographer living and working in Savannah, Georgia, creates "Fleeted Happenings", a series in which the artist explores "the transcendence of memory through time in relation to space."
These photographs envision the ephemerality of the body. Especially the reality of it being able to be in a state of being and becoming, of transcendence and disappearing. The photos feature ghostlike silhouettes that appear in scenic landscapes and surroundings that evoke feelings of nostalgia, but also of the sublime. The vast, endless, and empty spaces, not only seem beautiful because of its brilliant hues, but they also evoke fear, and anxiety, as these still remain unknown. Similarly, the transparent silhouettes suggest more of the same feelings. We are enthralled by their beauty and mysteriousness, yet, as we look at them, we acknowledge the possibility our body existing as a non-tangible, transparent form. Consequently, this brings forth questions of life after death, life before existence, and the reality of past memory an non-tangible 'object'. As we look at these transparent, other-worldly, yet familiar forms, we have no other choice but to think about how one re-imagines memory; specifically how we envision a memory and its existence in a certain space at a given time in the past. (Via Feather of Me)


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RTD's Bus Rapid Transit vehicle will be on display at the park-n-Ride in Broomfield at Gate B from 7 to 9 a.m. Thursday and inside the parking lot by the kiss-n-Ride on the south side of U.S. 36 in Superior from 3 to 6 p.m.
Still smarting over the abandonment of a regional rail system that would connect Boulder County to Denver, local residents gave a frosty reception to a model Bus Rapid Transit vehicle that the Regional Transportation District brought to Boulder and Longmont on Wednesday.
The vehicle -- a long, articulated bus with a low floor and clean lines reminiscent of trains -- was built by North American Bus Industries in Anniston, Ala., and is destined for San Antonio's transit system. It will be on display in Superior and Broomfield on Thursday.
RTD is still developing the specifications for its own rapid transit vehicles; one purpose of the tour is to get feedback from the public on what features the buses should have.
The transportation district also is looking to build enthusiasm for Bus Rapid Transit -- or BRT -- after its board voted earlier this year not to pursue a full regional rail system and instead develop a hybrid network that extends rail from Denver to Church Ranch Road and relies on Bus Rapid Transit to get to Longmont.
The construction of dedicated bus lanes on U.S. 36 from Pecos Street to 88th Street is scheduled to begin this summer and be completed by December 2014. The addition of dedicated bus lanes all the way to Table Mesa in Boulder is further off, though a request for bids is supposed to go out later this month.
Boulder residents who stopped by to see the bus Wednesday morning mostly said they'd rather have a train.
"I'm one of the dispossessed," said Roger Swartley, a partially retired computer consultant from Boulder. "I voted yes for FasTracks, and I didn't get what I paid for. This is the substitute."
J.J. Folsom, a Denver urban planner who takes the express bus to Boulder a few day a week, said he doesn't see the model BRT vehicle as an improvement compared to the existing express buses. The long, articulated BRT buses -- like the model -- are uncomfortably bouncy, especially for longer trips, he said.
"It's unfortunate with the funding issues that we're not getting the train anytime soon," he said. "Bus Rapid Transit makes sense, but essentially you already have Bus Rapid Transit. It's an express bus."
Karen Weber, a retired dental hygienist from Boulder, wondered why, if RTD is going to expand U.S. 36 to accommodate dedicated bus lanes, there can't be light rail down the middle of the highway.
"I would like a light rail train more than anything," she said. "They're not ever going to pay for light rail out here. I'm evolving here, trying to think of what the most efficient thing is."
Weber said RTD is being short-sighted. With gas prices likely to rise in the future, she still thinks light rail is the way to go.
'It's pretty'
In Longmont, where the bus was stationed at the Eighth Avenue and Coffman Street park-n-Ride lot for a few hours, visitors seemed impressed.
"It's beautiful," Longmont resident Carole Litt said of the new 60-foot bus.
"I'm impressed with it," agreed her husband, Eli Litt.
Camilla Pratt, who lives in Lafayette, said she came to Longmont to check out what a BRT bus might look like, since that RTD plan would have provided interim rapid-transit buses through Lafayette.
"This bus is nice," Pratt said. "It's pretty."
Time savings
Tracy Winfree, Boulder's director of public works for transportation, said people's expectations are still adjusting to the reality, but Bus Rapid Transit along the U.S. 36 corridor always has been part of the FasTracks plan and will greatly improve the commuting experience.
"I'm actually very excited that RTD is looking at BRT vehicles for U.S. 36," she said.
Because the buses will travel in dedicated lanes, they'll get travelers between Boulder and Denver much faster than current express buses.
"It's a pretty significant time savings to have the BRT be free-flowing all the way to Denver," Winfree said. "It would be different than the service that's out there now, and it would have a different character."
The U.S. 36 FasTracks project incorporates 18 miles of BRT, from I-25 to Table Mesa in Boulder. Bus Rapid Transit systems aim to capture many of the efficiencies of rail systems at a lower cost by using the existing railway.
BRT systems include enhanced shelters with state-of-the art digital customer information and ticket vending machines that provide pre-paid fares. Low floors that allow for wheelchair ramps instead of mechanical lifts and wider doors for easier loading and unloading also will improve travel times, officials said.
Boulder currently is working on an official set of recommendations about bus features. Passenger comfort and convenience will be a priority, Winfree said.
Chris Quinn, a planner with RTD, said he's received good feedback on the features the buses should have -- such as plenty of room for bike storage and lots of doors for loading and unloading.
Asked about the people who still want a train, Quinn paused.
"We've heard that, too," he said.
Longmont Times-Call Staff Writer John Fryar contributed to this report.
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Emmanuel's innovative academic programs, dedicated career development and Boston location lay the foundation for successful careers.
On Saturday, May 10th, Emmanuel celebrated its 92nd Commencement Exercises on the College's campus, conferring 633 degrees to bachelor's and master's candidates.
On Saturday, May 10th, Emmanuel celebrated its 92nd Commencement Exercises on the College's campus, conferring 633 degrees to bachelor's and master's candidates. Kenneth R. Feinberg, former administrator of The One Fund Boston delivered the Commencement Address and received an Honorary Doctor of Laws. The College also honored Peggy S. Kemp, the Headmaster of Fenway High School, an award-winning Pilot school in Boston.
Tiye Naeemah Cort, who received her Master of Arts in Teaching from Emmanuel's Graduate Studies + Nursing program, and Class of 2014 President Jenny Konecnik, who received a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a concentration in crime and justice, were selected as this year's student speakers.
Emmanuel College President Sister Janet Eisner, SND offered her congratulations to the graduates and encouraged them to stay connected to and involved in the place they've come to call home.
"We will miss your presence on campus but we know that we will see you, and you will see each other, often in the years ahead," Sr. Janet said. "The strong connections you have formed with your classmates and with the larger Emmanuel community will continue to thrive at class reunions, alumni gatherings and online. You have been tweeting each other for years, don't stop now! Wherever you go in life, and you will go far, you will have one another, and you will always call Emmanuel home."
Feinberg, the Founder and Managing Partner of the law firm Feinberg Rozen, LLP, is widely known for his leadership of high-profile victim compensation efforts including The One Fund Boston, the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, the Virginia Tech Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund (2007) and the Gulf Coast Claims Facility (2010). In his citation, read by Professor of Philosophy Raymond J. Devettere, Feinberg was praised for having "reaffirmed the resilience of our city and helped to show the world that, in the face of senselessness, we as a community stand strong, and that compassion and generosity have the final word."
In his address to the graduates, Feinberg shared that one of the enduring lessons from the tragedies of 9/11, the Virginia Tech shootings and the Boston Marathon bombing is that life is precious and can be tragically fleeting.
"Take nothing for granted," Feinberg said. "Do not assume that the degree you receive here today guarantees future success. I know better than most that very little in life is guaranteed, nor is life always fair. Hundreds of innocent victims never thought of the tragedy that would occur during that joyous day one year ago celebrating Patriots' Day."
Feinberg also took a moment to recognize a special member of the audience, Emmanuel alumna Elisabeth O'Hearn '47, his ninth-grade English teacher from his hometown of Brockton, Mass. Their reunion was featured in the May 13, 2014, edition of the Boston Globe.
"To this day, I still call her Miss O'Hearn," he said.
Peggy Kemp, who has served as Fenway High School's Headmaster since 2003, received an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters during the Commencement Exercises.
In her citation, read by Associate Professor of Psychology Kimberly Smirles, Kemp was honored for her work "to improve not only test scores, graduation rates and four-year college placements, but also the confidence and 'habits of the mind' of a student body that reflects the diversity of the city in which they live and learn.
"You expect much from your students, but provide the purposeful, challenging and creative learning environment that enables them to exceed those expectations," Smirles read.
Under Kemp's leadership, Fenway High School has been recognized as a U.S. Department of Education National Blue Ribbon School and as a bronze medalist in the U.S. News & World Report's list of America's Best High Schools, among countless other honors and awards. Since 2005, Emmanuel College has partnered with Fenway High School to provide a dual enrollment program, allowing Fenway students to enroll in undergraduate courses at the College at no cost.
Kemp encouraged the graduates to "be comfortable in being uncomfortable," sharing her own experience in becoming a substitute teacher to earn extra money while in law school, despite having previously decided she had no interest in teaching.
"Your life in front of you is a lifetime of learning," Kemp said.
Two members of the Emmanuel College faculty were also recognized during the ceremony: Assistant Professor of Theology + Religious Studies Laurie Johnston and Associate Professor of Math and Information Technology Gouri Banerjee. Johnston was honored with the Faculty Excellence in Teaching Award, while Banerjee was recognized upon her retirement for her many contributions during her 17 years at the College.
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Vikings running back Adrian Peterson missed practice time in the days preceding Sunday's win over the Texans with a groin/abdomen injury. After the game, coach Leslie Frazier said that Peterson was held out of the game late because of an abdomen problem.
But Frazier was unequivocal in his comments to Peter King of Sports Illustrated, who reported during Football Night in America that Frazier said Peterson absolutely will play next Sunday against the Packers.
Peterson, who needs 208 rushing yards to set the single-season rushing record, racked up 210 yards earlier this month against the Packers in Green Bay.


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Bad grammar in writing or song lyrics is one thing; but bad grammar in body art is quite another ...
PopEater.com (with a little help from a French dictionary) is poking fun at Rihanna for a glaring grammatical mistake in her latest tattoo.
Her new neck ink reads "rebelle fleur," which should technically read "fleur rebelle," if she indeed intended for it to literally translate as "rebel flower" (adjectives typically follow the noun in the French language).
But before we send Rihanna back to remedial French class, let's consider this:
People use body art as a way to express their individuality and creativity. Is it really so crazy to think that Rihanna simply liked the sound and/or aesthetic of those two words together -- correct grammar be damned?
She's obviously making a bold statement with the red hair, so before we assume that she's dumb or linguistically challenged, let's ponder whether in fact there might be some intention behind that unique tattoo.
What do you think: Is Rihanna's tattoo a typo or intentional? What's the worst tattoo mistake you've ever seen?
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Downtown's housing market is seeing more sales, less time on the market, lower price points and inventory shortages.
So far in 2013, Downtown's housing market is seeing more sales, less time on the market, lower price points and inventory shortages. Sales are up 104 percent over the same period last year.
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There were 51 home sales year to date through February for Downtown's 38103 ZIP code, a 104 percent increase from the 25 sales through the first two months of 2012, according to real estate information company Chandler Reports, www.chandlerreports.com.
Downtown condo sales year to date through February also increased to 31 from 12 sales in the same period last year.
Nick Rush, agent at the Downtown Condo Connection, said there are currently a total of 85 listings (condos and houses) Downtown, including Mud Island. A year ago, there were around 170 units on the market.
"Inventory is really low Downtown right now, which can be sort of a good thing," Rush said. "(Eighty-five listings) is not a lot."
But scarce inventory is the reality citywide. Joe Spake, broker with InCity Realty specializing in Midtown and Downtown, said compared to March 2011 overall figures for the Memphis area, inventory is down by more than 27 percent.
"If/when supply increases, I think the market will be more favorable to sellers with number of sales and prices increasing consistently," Spake said.
Ashley Dacus of Sowell & Co. Realtors called the current inventory levels Downtown "a little refreshing," considering the market is moving through its shadow inventory.
"For any buyer clients I'm working with, it's a little frustrating because there certainly isn't a whole lot to pick from," Dacus said. "It's certainly not a seller's market by any measure, but it's a little bit of a shift from what we've been used to over the past couple of years when it seemed like buyers had the upper hand and all of the bargaining power."
While sales so far this year are up, pricing has taken a hit. Year-to-date sales in 2013 averaged $182,618 compared to $229,097 in the same period a year ago.
Chris Garland of Garland & Co. Real Estate said over the past year, pricing became equal to what people were willing to pay.
"Time on the market has gone down as long as the price is correct," Garland said.
It's not just houses and condos that are boding well for the Downtown market. The 38103 ZIP code's rental/apartment market is as strong as it's been in some time.
"One thing that drove/is driving the apartment market so well Downtown is that the difficulty for financing and the requirement for more cash to purchase has led to more people renting," Garland said.
And it's expected to continue, as evidenced by new developments such as The Cabinet Shop, Printer's Alley Lofts, the Hotel Chisca conversion and possibly more with the Memphis Area Transit Authority's Request for Proposals for Central Station.
Rush said Downtown Condo Connection's February was its busiest month in three years, and that rental rates are starting to tick up due to high demand and low supply.
"We leased 16 different places in one month," Rush said. "Our average is normally four to six."
Dacus has been working with several renter prospects as well.
"I don't blame anybody for wanting to take their time, but they don't want to commit just yet to the Downtown market," Dacus said. "If we can convert them to people who will actually put down roots and buy something later, it's just a matter of time. Because they'll understand the Downtown lifestyle and that it's worth investing in."
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Get a new lease on life! Seriously, if you've ever leased a vehicle you know the frustrations of wanting to modify that vehicle, but you are well aware of the penalties and financial consequences that may occur. So what are you supposed to do? Leave it stock? Buy a beater rig? Well, both options make sense, but depending on where you live and what you do, owning multiple vehicles isn't always the most practical avenue, nor is turning your daily driver into a full-on trail rig (unless you go off-roading for a living, then in that case please send us a few blank job applications). Like most things in life, the key is to find a balance, that happy medium that rests somewhere between the awesome roar of Mud-Terrains and the obstacle of a 60-mile daily commute.
We decided to test our lease-truck theory on a truck that was leased to us, an '06 Dodge Ram 1500 TXR4 that sooner or later Chrysler will remember we have and off it will go, but we sort of promised them it would come back stock (there was nothing mentioned about scratched and dented, though; we have a tendency of redefining the word used). By returning the vehicle back to stock you should avoid the penalties of lease modification and even be able to get a jump start on your next ride's additions. Now we're not suggesting that you solid-axle your new leased pickup, but a mild suspension lift that doesn't require you to torch off your subframe or notch any crossmembers is OK in our books. These are just some of the bolt-on goodies that will protect your rig from your weekend adventures and can easily be knocked out in your driveway with a few handtools and a little time. Just remember to store all your original parts in a safe place. Taking pictures of procedures and parts isn't a bad idea either. As time passes it may be hard to remember what went where.
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Getting into your truck after a hard day of work can really put a beating on your seats. Although we're fans of using old towels and T-shirts to keep the seats fresh, there's just something about nice seat covers that keeps the truck looking sharp. One of the biggest names in seat covers is Wet Okole. With seemingly endless color combinations and themes, these waterproof seat covers often look better than what comes from the factory. When applying the covers, make sure to heat them in the sun before sliding them on. We found that after a few days of sitting on them you'll need to resecure some of the Velcro once the material has settled in. Stop trashing your floor mats! Also, a dead giveaway of a "well used" vehicle can be seen by the stories from your dirty floor. A cheap and quick way to protect your interior is a set of drop-in mats available at most auto parts stores across the country.


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Smith Erupts For 41 in Wabash Winby Brent Harris • November 25, 2008 Share:
Sophomore guard Wes Smith blistered the nets of Chadwick Court Tuesday night for a career-high 41 points to lead Wabash to an 89-63 drubbing of Hanover.
The 41-point effort tied Jack Roudebush's total against DePauw in 1973 for eighth on the Wabash single-game scoring list. The last time a Wabash player topped the 40-point mark came in the 1999-2000 season when Josh Estelle scored 40 against Wooster. Estelle also scored 40 points that year against Hanover in an 83-80 double-overtime loss to the Panthers. (View photos from the game here.)
Smith overcame a slow start, missing his first two shots in the opening period before scoring on a layup six minutes into the contest. He went on to hit 14-of-24 attempts and 13-of-14 free throws.
Hanover had the hot hand early, taking an 11-4 lead before Smith's layup ignited the Wabash offense. The Little Giants continued to trail by as many as six points with seven minutes left in the opening period before starting a run.
Smith hit two free throws, followed by a Ben Burkett putback basket after Smith missed a shot from the right side. Andrew Gilman answered a Taylor Dial three to keep the Hanover lead at 32-31. Burkett scored again, giving the Little Giants their first lead since Chase Haltom's basket to start the game put Wabash up 2-0. A late three-pointer by Dominique Thomas gave Wabash a four-point halftime edge.
After scoring 17 points in the opening period, Smith poured it on in the final 20 minutes. The Lawrence North High School graduate was 9-for-12 from the field and a perfect 6-for-6 for a total of 24 points in the final half. He scored 10 of the first 16 points for the Little Giants to help Wabash to a 12-point lead five minutes into the second half.
Smith wasn't the only Little Giant player doing damage to the Panthers. Junior Aaron Brock joined Smith in double figures, scoring 17 points in only 21 minutes of action. Brock hit two three-pointers --- sandwiching six more points points for Smith in a two-minute period --- for a 53-41 edge for the Little Giants in the final period.
The Wabash defense kept Hanover at bay, holding the Panthers scoreless for the next two minutes before eventually cutting the Little Giants' lead to nine points. Hanover would get no closer, however, when Wabash finished the game with a 22-5 run. Smith had eight points down the stretch before leaving the game with 2:14 remaining in the contest. Brock tallied six points in the final minutes, as well.
The victory snapped a seven-game winning streak by the Panthers against Wabash. The last Little Giant win came in the first round of the 1999 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament when Wabash claimed a 74-65 win at Hanover on February 23, 1999.
Smith added eight rebounds, two assists, two steals, and two blocked shots to his efforts Tuesday night. Senior Brian Maloney had 11 rebounds and seven points. Brock grabbed six boards. Mitchell Meyer scored 13 points to pace Hanover (1-2), while Miek Case had 10 off the bench.
The Little Giants finished 30-of-65 from the field for 46 percent while holding Hanover to 22-of-67 for 32.8 percent. Wabash handed out 13 assists, led by Haltom and Gilman with three each.
Wabash (2-1) returns to action December 2 at DePauw. Wabash defeated its arch-rival 57-52 in the consolation game of the Little Giant Tipoff Tournament Saturday.
Photos - (top right) Wes Smith drives to the basket for two of his 41 points against Hanover.
(Bottom left) Chase Haltom forces one of nine steals by the Wabash defense.


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Following the Civil War former slave owners faced a serious labor problem. Prior to emancipation slaves provided a steady and dependable source of labor. The South's agricultural economy was labor intensive, and this threatened the region's economy.
Initially this problem was addressed as free men solve problems--by mutual consent to mutual gain--and a number of solutions developed. Some plantation owners simply hired laborers as they were needed. This presented certain problems, as the planting and harvest seasons created a high demand for labor and the plantation owners were uncertain if they would have sufficient labor when it was needed. They were also bidding for that labor against other plantation owners, which drove wages up.
Another solution that developed was share cropping. The details varied, but under this arrangement the plantation owner essentially leased his land to a tenant. The land owner supplied the tools and materials to farm his land, and the tenant supplied the labor. The crop was then shared between the land owner and the tenant. This too had certain disadvantages to the land owner, as he had to front the expenses in the hope that he would be repaid. But the tenant had a motivation--his own profit--to work the land efficiently and effectively and thus provide a return to the land owner.
Following Reconstruction and the withdrawal of federal troops from the South, Democratic legislators began to slowly implement laws that disenfranchised blacks. Literacy tests and polls taxes were among the methods used. By 1890 very few blacks were eligible to vote in the Southern states. The voting requirements also excluded many poor whites, but an exception was made for them. Anyone who had been eligible to vote or who was related to someone eligible to vote prior to the Civil War was not subject to the new voting rules (this is the source of the term "grandfather clause").
With blacks now excluded from voting, as well as holding most public offices, the Democratic legislatures began to enact the Jim Crow laws. While the specifics varied from state to state, they generally contained 4 key provisions:
- Labor contracts had to be negotiated and agreed to at the start of the year. This allowed the plantation owners to negotiate when labor demands were low and also provided them with greater certainty that their labor needs would be met. Breaking a labor contract was a criminal offense, rather than a civil matter.
- It was made illegal to entice laborers to seek employment in another state or county. Prior to Jim Crow employment agents had thrived--they advertised and recruited for plantation owners willing to pay higher wages. This resulted in laborers working for those who most valued their work, and created labor shortages in areas with lower wages.
- Vagrancy laws made it illegal to be out of work, even temporarily. This made it difficult for laborers to seek higher paying work, as they were subject to arrest.
- Those who were unable to pay their fines were sentenced to chain gangs, which were then leased to plantation owners. The mortality rate on the chain gangs was often as high as 45 percent, which meant that the penalty for vagrancy was often a death sentence.
Prior to Jim Crow, plantation owners competed against one another for labor. Though there were informal agreements to refrain from such bidding wars, individual plantation owners ultimately acted in their own self-interest and competed for labor. This of course, increased wages to the benefit of laborers and the detriment of the plantation owners. The plantation owners responded by using government force in the form of Jim Crow to impose restrictions on everyone--neither plantation owners nor laborers could act as they judged best.
When the market was free plantation owners had a motivation--their desire to plant and harvest crops--to put aside their racism and negotiate with black laborers as equals. Those who valued their racist views more than their profit were free to act accordingly and they suffered the consequences. But they couldn't force blacks to accept their terms. It was only through Jim Crow and government's legal monopoly on force that they were able to form a "successful" cartel and impose their racism on others.


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Glendale Memorial Hospital closed its pool and aquatic physical therapy program on Friday, sending some patients out to search for alternatives or opt to transition to more terra firma forms of therapy.
The pool is located on the first floor of a medical office building at 222 W. Eulalia St. on the hospital's campus. However, the building is owned and managed by Health Care REIT Inc., which leases space to tenants, according to a spokeswoman for the property management company.
One of the patients who used the aquatic therapy program was circulating a petition asking the hospital to keep the pool open.
"We love it. We're all in tears about it, all of us," said Leah Sdoucos, who has participated in the program for about six years. "We felt the only thing we could do was go out in the community and say, 'help.'"
But once it became apparent the pool was going to close, she stopped her petition campaign.
Jack Ivie, president of Glendale Memorial Hospital, said in a letter to patients that the decision to close the pool and aquatic physical therapy program was made after "months of review and thought."
The hospital released a statement Wednesday explaining that finances played a factor.
"The financial landscape in healthcare is changing and that requires us to operate differently," according to the statement.
Sdoucos, a Silver Lake resident, said she and several others who used the Glendale Memorial pool have signed up for the aquatic physical therapy program at Glendale Adventist Medical Center.
While Glendale Adventist required her to undergo a new $200 evaluation exam, the medical center gave her 34 free visits, which basically evened out the cost, she added.
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Room Description
This room features a king size bed and private bathroom with tub and shower. It is decorated with rich burgundy accent coloring. The original hand-hewn red oak ceiling beams are nicely exposed for an added rustic appeal. There is a very comfortable seating area. The room is bright and spacious with old wood flooring, area rugs, plenty of windows and sunset mountain views. All rooms offer: complimentary breakfast. Premium toiletries. Iron & ironing board. Hair dryer. Refrigerator. Smart phone charging station. WiFi. 24x7 complimentary gourmet tea, coffee & snack sweets stations.
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Check-in time is at or after 3 pm. Early check-in is based upon availability.
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Payment Policy
A fifty percent deposit will be charged at the time of booking, if booking 30 days or more prior to your arrival date. Full payment for your accommodation will be charged at the time of booking, if you book 29 days or less prior to the date you arrive. Full payment will be charged for all short stays of 1-2 nights regardless of the time booked. As a condition of your reservation and immediately upon processing your deposit, you and your party agree that your credit card on file or another credit card acceptable to the Inn will be immediately charged at the time of cancellation for the balance of your stay according the our Cancellation policy listed below.
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CSU, Chico Associated Students Pledge Zero Waste
Date: 09-01-2009
Kathleen McPartland
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Trevor Prater, Public Relations Intern
The Institute for Sustainable Development
The Associated Students (AS) at California State University, Chico has made a formal commitment to become a Zero Waste organization by the year 2015. With this goal as their beacon, the AS will gradually reduce waste generated by the organization each year in order to achieve a waste diversion rate of 90 percent or better by 2015.
No other campus in the California State University system has made a commitment to Zero Waste. Already leaders of the sustainability movement in the CSU system, CSU, Chico's Associated Students organization hopes to use this corporate goal as an example, encouraging the university and other CSU campuses to commit to a zero waste resolution as well. The University of California adopted a Zero Waste resolution in 2008, with their complete diversion goal aimed for 2020.
A waste characterization analysis of the Bell Memorial Union conducted April 15-17 showed a current diversion rate of 65 percent but also showed that the majority of waste generated had potential to be diverted through composting or recycling.
Zero Waste is defined as achieving a 90 percent waste diversion rate or better. This means 90 percent of the waste produced by the school could be diverted away from landfills and become recycled, reused or composted instead. The measure was initially introduced to the AS Board of Directors in February as an informational item, but the board felt that it would be inappropriate to bring the resolution to a vote until a waste characterization analysis could be performed to determine current diversion rates and the feasibility of reaching these Zero Waste goals.
The AS has already adopted a number of sustainable business practices that are in line with Zero Waste principles. Currently the AS composts nearly 200,000 pounds of food scraps each year from CSU, Chico's cafeterias, coffee shops and AS Catering. CSU, Chico has the second most successful book buyback program in the nation (at around 50%) and recently placed second in California for Waste Minimization during Recycle Mania, a nationwide collegiate recycling competition. AS Sustainability Coordinator Robyn DiFalco said that adopting a commitment to Zero Waste is the next step in maximizing sustainability at CSU, Chico.
Though board members had some concerns regarding student participation in reducing waste output and the likelihood of students putting their trash in the appropriate bins, after a presentation by Recycling Coordinator Eli Goodsell, the board voted unanimously to adopt the resolution. "Setting up the infrastructure and making Zero Waste practices as convenient as possible is the most important step," said Goodsell. "We have to continuously educate the public, particularly since the student population is always changing year to year."
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Hitting the Reset Key the Linux Way
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Recently Nicholas Petreley was going on about how Windows veterans migrating to Linux have problems because they reboot things instinctively, and how reboots are not necessarily a good thing. I thought about what he was saying and I realized that a lot of people have trouble adjusting to new things, and that anything like that is likely to be stressful, what with pouring over manuals, reading man pages and trying to get things working in the fast paced IT world of today.
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I'm glad she did it, because I was getting seriously stressed out, and it takes some extremely hard work for her to put me into a more balanced state.
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She used the Web to choose the hotel, where the rooms had hot tubs and a view of Lake Erie. Lisa is the kind of person that doesn't go near a body of water without forcing me to stop the car, so she can at least put her feet in it. In other words, she relaxes from time to time, and that's a Good Thing (TM). So, the Marblehead Inn in Marblehead Ohio, a scant few miles from Put-In-Bay and right on Lake Erie, was where we landed.
I know what she was thinking too. She thought to herself, "Here's a place at least, where this guy can relax and forget about Linux and work for a while." Little did she realize that I would get a hardware review out of the deal. You see it turns out that unknown to her, and to my incredible delight--the Marblehead Inn runs Linux.
Lisa tends to sleep in during the mornings, while I'm an early riser. The next morning after the major portion of the wine consumption was over I went foraging for some coffee and possibly some donuts to wash it down.
I spent part of the early morning talking with the hotel general manager, Rick Dinan--a really cool guy who was extremely polite. Rick and I exchanged Windows horror stories and the usual observations about Microsoft in general. From what I could tell, he'd never even heard of Linux at all. So it was quite to my pleasant surprise to find out that he had heard of Caldera, and that they were indeed running it behind the front desk.
Rick shared with me that the Linux-based system had not been his first choice, but overall it worked fine, and the overall cost of the system, software, and operating system was a third of the cost of the system he had envisioned. It turned out that a good portion of hotels across the United States were running it too, and at that point I remembered seeing a newswire story about the subject. It's hard to be advocating Linux to somebody who's been using it, doesn't even know it, and near as you could tell, was completely satisfied.
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As we drove off for more reset-action, I realized that since the Marblehead Inn ran Linux, it would only be fitting to do a hardware review. One of my friends, Scott Courtney, had just done a very fine piece on the IBM S/390 mainframe running Linux, I've seen Jim Gettys demonstrate it on something that looked like a pack of matches--why not a hotel? And how does it run, anyway?
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There are several proposals for representing Windows XML Registry entries as XML:
- RegXML is a Windows command-line utility that exports sections of the Windows Registry as XML-formatted files.
- libguestfs contains a program called hivexml which converts Registry hives to XML. (See also http://rwmj.wordpress.com/2009/10/29/hivexget-get-values-from-a-windows-registry-hive/ for information on how to extract individual entries.)
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Public Hearings on CT Puppy Mills
A task force established by the legislature to study the sale of cats and dogs in Connecticut has scheduled its first public hearing.
The task force was a compromise as pet store owners fought lawmakers trying to ban pet shops from selling cats and dogs unless they're from a publicly operated animal control facility, an animal shelter or rescue group.
Advocacy groups want to reduce the demand for puppies from puppy mills by urging consumers to not buy food, supplies or toys from stores or websites that sell puppies.
A pet industry group supports a ban on the sale of dogs and cats from substandard breeding facilities
The task force is gathering information for proposed legislation next year. The hearing is scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Fairfield Public Schools Central Office.


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(Reuters) - Baltimore slugger Nelson Cruz was named to Major League Baseball's All-Star Game on Sunday, one season after serving a 50-game suspension in conjunction with baseball's performance-enhancing drugs scandal.
New York Yankees captain Derek Jeter, who is retiring after this season, and team mate Masahiro Tanaka, the Japanese rookie who has the most wins of any pitcher in the American League, also were selected by Major League Baseball for the July 15 game in Minnesota.
For the National League, Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig will make his All-Star debut after controversially being omitted last year.
Cruz, 34, will be the American League's designated hitter. The slugger is tied for the Major League-lead with 27 home runs after signing with Baltimore in the off-season.
Orioles outfielder Adam Jones will join Cruz in the American League starting lineup. Baltimore catcher Matt Wieters was also voted to start by the fans, but is injured and will be replaced by Kansas City's Salvador Perez.
Jeter will make his 14th appearance in the All-Star Game and be reunited with Seattle second baseman Robinson Cano, who left the Yankees in the off-season.
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout, Detroit's two-time defending most valuable player Miguel Cabrera, Oakland third baseman Josh Donaldson and Toronto outfielder Jose Bautista also will be on the American League starting lineup.
Tanaka, who has exploded onto the scene with 12 wins, will join a pitching staff that includes Seattle's Felix Hernandez, reigning Cy Young winner Max Scherzer of the Tigers, Texas's Yu Darvish, Boston's Jon Lester, Tampa Bay's David Price, Oakland's Scott Kazmir and Toronto's Mark Buehrle.
Puig will play in the National League outfield alongside Pittsburgh's Andrew McCutchen and Milwaukee's Carlos Gomez.
St. Louis catcher Yadier Molina will make his sixth straight All Star appearance. Arizona first baseman Paul Goldschmidt, Philadelphia second baseman Chase Utley, Milwaukee third baseman Aramis Ramirez and Colorado shortstop Troy Tulowitzki also will be in the National League infield.
Pitchers include Dodgers starters Clayton Kershaw and Zack Greinke, San Francisco's Madison Bumgarner, St. Louis's Adam Wainwright, Atlanta's Julio Teheran, Washington's Jordan Zimmermann, Cincinnati's Johnny Cueto and San Diego's Tyson Ross.
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Chartering a Private Jet is Ideal No Matter What Bandung-Java Island You Travel to
You will just have to get into the private ground transport to restaurantthat will be arranged especially for you. This will take you directly to the flight and have you picked up when you arrive at your destination. This is a great way of having to save money on all those parking costs. Another great advantage with chartered flights is that you will reach at destinations that commercial flights do not reach.
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Having a private jet aircraft was once reserved for oil barrens, business moguls and rock and roll bands. A private jet is pricey, it requires continuing maintenance, pilot salaries are high and federal hoops are in place to jump through concerning airworthiness and safety regulations. For individuals and even many corporations, the cost of buying and maintaining a private jet is out of reach and not cost effective. A viable alternative may be private jet charters.
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People used to think that only wealthy people are the only ones who can afford to rent or use a private jet. However, things have rapidly changed. Even the middle class society is trying to keep up with the growing trend by renting a private jet instead of commercial craft flights.
For those of you who have been living under a rock, a private jet is a compact and small size plane. It only has a few number of seats, and it has a capacity of 4 to 20 people depending on its size. In addition, it was originally designed for those who travel all the time, and it is also called as a business airplane.
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I recall being pretty impressed with this augmented reality demo created by Boffswana last November. The basic idea is that you can use a webcam to track the real-world location and rotation of a special printed symbol. With this information, you can overlay a virtual object on top of the video stream and render it to match the position information of the symbol card. Called "augmented reality," the technique gives you a way to interact with digital entities as if they were physical objects.
You can create your own augmented reality programs without having to roll your own tracking code. There's a library called FLARToolKit that takes care of the heavy lifting of symbol recognition and spatial tracking. The code for the Boffswana demo is also available, and you can see how they used FLARToolKit along with Papervision3D to pull their demo off.
I should also mention that the FLARToolKit code could be used for purposes other than augmented reality. I'm sure there are other applications for a webcam-based input mechanism that can deliver accurate 3D location and orientation info.
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This article explains Obo's injury and some about Edwards and Kearse.
Update: Offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell talked about Kearse's talents after Seattle's practice Wednesday: "I like what I've seen on scout team. We've seen him a little bit in the preseason. He made some big plays for us. Running routes against our defense, he does a nice job. He can get some separation, he can get open. He catches the ball well.
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Legislature honors Jerry Falwell Sr.
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine signed legislation late Tuesday naming a section of U.S. 460 in Lynchburg the Jerry Falwell Parkway after Liberty University's co-founder Jerry Falwell Sr., who died last May at age 73.
The legislation, sponsored by Sen. Steve Newman, R-Lynchburg, pertains to the section of highway between the Monacan Bridge in Lynchburg and Wards Road in Campbell County.
"It is an honor for the family," Liberty University Chancellor Jerry Falwell said. "It means a lot that even legislators who weren't in political agreement with my father voted for this. It is very fitting because Dad grew up just off the roadway, his brother still lives there and the university is here."
Gov. Kaine's press secretary, Gordon Hickey, said Wednesday Kaine recognizes the impact Jerry Falwell Sr. had on the Commonwealth.
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CHICAGO — A former Islamic charity director from suburban Chicago who must return to the U.S. as a condition of federal probation said he is stranded in the Middle East because he is on the no-fly list.
Enaam Arnaout, 50, received permission from a federal judge in Chicago to travel to the Middle East to visit family. The permission came after Arnaout was released from a 10-year federal prison sentence in July 2010 and placed on supervised release. Arnaout pleaded guilty in 2003 to defrauding donors to his charity, Benevolence International foundation in Palos Hills.
Arnaout is a Syrian-born U.S. citizen who lives in the Chicago suburb of Bridgeview. Prosecutors accused him of having ties to Osama bin Laden, but Arnaout denies he raised money for terrorists.
Arnaout planned to visit family in Saudi Arabia and Jordan, but he was denied entry to Jordan. Instead he visited family in Egypt, where he tried to depart for the U.S. but was told he couldn't board the flight from Cairo.
In court papers filed Monday in Chicago, Arnaout said he apparently can't leave Egypt because he is on the FBI Terrorist Screening Center's no-fly list. Arnaout is asking a federal judge to grant him repatriation or end his supervised release.
"The government's left hand doesn't know what its right hand is doing," Arnaout's attorney, Thomas Anthony Durkin, said.
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Nikki McDonald 9/12/2012 6:33:14 PMWhat a cutie, Jillian. Our granddaughter is just one year old and she LOVES big people shoes. She's not quite the fashionista Tatum appears to be - her favorites are her grandpa's LOL #10320380
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Cause EVERY girl needs a great pair of heels! Lil Miss Tatum with her heels by her side! Lace romper, tutu and baby burlesque hat by the SweetShop Boutique.
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i saw a small clip of it during the commercial of a football game on saturday........it showed him doing wierd poses as he gets closer to the camera......lol....it was only for 5 seconds and i was already cracking up..
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With all that talk about Keira Knightly and Angelina Jolie and that other chick from KingKong who's name I can't remember and can't be bothered to google for and the hot tub...I was thinking "Gee, maybe he and fluffs ARE soulmates."
"When in doubt, tell the truth."
Mark Twain
This was cool! But that cut made me sick!
That hot tub fantasy thing was hilarious.
Heres a little clippy
TO THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE NOT SEEN THIS. AFTER JIMS INTERVIEW IS OVER CONTINUE TO WATCH IT CAUSE AFTER THE COMMERCIALS Jim GETS ARRESTED!!!!
Looks like Quirky missed that.
thx for the clip. it was hilarious when he sniffed the armpit area of hte shirt
could somebody please tell me what he did on the show? maybe a lil of what he said?
*Scooby Doo style HUH???*..............
that's what i've been telling him but will he listen..............??.........*mega lol's*...........
My God I am sooooo miffed , I have cable telly, telewest I have loads of channels but no ITV4 Im gonna miss Letterman, and none of my friends have sky its all telewest round here Boooooo whoooooo
I saw the police bit.
You know what's not working for me? He's so entertaining but the "See Dick and Jane" stuff is starting to be tiresome for me.
"When in doubt, tell the truth."
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