We’re 35 days away from Sidewalk 2017! This week’s preview is a big one—we’re announcing both our Opening Night Film and our Closing Night Film. Check out the titles below, and watch this space next Friday for a HUGE sneak peek at this year’s festival. The 19th Annual Sidewalk Film Festival presented by Regions is August 22nd-27th!
Opening Night Film: Step
Directed by Amanda Lipitz
USA, Documentary, 85 minutes
Step is the true-life story of a girls’ high-school step team set against the background of the heart of Baltimore. These young women learn to laugh, love and thrive—on and off the stage—even when the world seems to work against them. Empowered by their teachers, teammates, counselors, coaches and families, they chase their ultimate dreams: to win a step championship and to be accepted into college. Step premiered at Sundance Film Festival in January, where it won a Special Jury Prize for Documentary.
“Step is empowering and irresistible,” says Corey Craft, Sidewalk features programmer. “It is an uncommon sports movie where you will stand up and cheer not only at the results of the dance competitions and at the impressive choreography on display but at the results of a college admissions letter. You will not see a more triumphant film all year.”
Closing Night Film: My Friend Dahmer
Directed by Marc Meyers
USA, Narrative, 107 minutes
My Friend Dahmer is the haunting, sad, funny, true story of Jeffrey Dahmer in high school, based on Derf Backderf‘s critically acclaimed 2012 graphic novel of the same name. Dahmer (Ross Lynch, Disney Channel’s Austin & Ally) is an awkward teenager who collects road kill. By the start of senior year, he acts out, throwing epileptic-like fits in the halls. His goofball antics unexpectedly win over a group of band-nerds who form The Dahmer Fan Club headed by Derf Backderf (Alex Wolff, Nickelodeon’s The Naked Brothers Band), but this camaraderie can’t mask his growing depravity. Approaching graduation Jeff spirals further out of control.
“My Friend Dahmer is not only engrossing and provocative, but is also a visually captivating time capsule,” said Rachel Morgan, Sidewalk’s creative director. “Former Disney Channel star Ross Lynch is surprisingly convincing as Dahmer in an impressive performance. It’s a perfect example of stellar film that Birmingham deserves to have a theatrical screening of and we’re thrilled and honored for it to close Sidewalk this year.”


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Now, brothers, I want to remind you of the gospel I preached to you, which you received and on which you have taken your stand.
Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins.
We have heard of your faith in Christ Jesus and of the love you have for all the saints.
A good name is more desirable than great riches; to be esteemed is better than silver or gold. … A good name is better than fine perfume.
When you fast, do not look somber as the hypocrites do, for they disfigure their faces to show men they are fasting.
Masters, provide your slaves with what is right and fair, because you know that you also have a Master in heaven.
My people, hear my teaching; listen to the words of my mouth.
He will turn the hearts of the parents to their children and the hearts of the children to their parents.
Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him. … They are the children God has graciously given you.

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Biofuels, regs and trade in the presidential election
Amid the struggling economy and stubborn unemployment rate, most of the election debate stems around the budget deficit and the debt situation. Nevertheless, agriculture fits into the bigger picture and the presidential face-off between Democratic incumbent Barack Obama and Republican candidate Mitt Romney.
The added dynamics of a farm bill in flux and the most severe drought in decades have rural voters keeping a watchful eye on the campaigns.
Farm policy. President Obama and his team have continued to push for lawmakers to wrap up the farm bill, primarily to restart disaster programs that would help livestock producers.
When it comes to a safety net, the Democratic party’s platform supports "increased availability of crop insurance and emergency disaster assistance to help farmers and ranchers keep their farms in business after natural disasters and crop loss."
Due to weather and market volatility, Romney and his fellow Republicans believe farm programs should be "as cost-effective as they are functional, offering risk management tools that improve producers’ ability to operate when times are tough. Programs like the direct payment program should end in favor of those, like crop insurance, that help manage risk and are counter-cyclical in nature."
Biofuels. In light of the drought and high crop prices, several U.S. governors have requested a waiver of ethanol mandates under the Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS). Obama and his administration will "stay committed to biofuels because the RFS has increased the amount of biofuels consumption," said former Iowa Agriculture Commissioner Patty Judge, who represented the administration at the Presidential Forum on Agriculture, sponsored by the Farm Foundation.
Romney and the Republican party also support the RFS mandate, according to Sen. Mike Johanns (R-Neb.). "There needs to be new ways to use that product [ethanol] and take the next steps in terms of science and in terms of using other things to produce ethanol other than corn," he added.
Regulations. The Democratic National Committee says the Obama administration is focused on a "simpler, smarter and more cost-effective approach to regulation, rather than one riddled with special rules written by lobbyists. Efficient and effective regulations enforce commonsense safeguards to protect the American people. That’s what we’ve done in this country for more than a century. It’s why our food is safe to eat, our water is safe to drink and our air is safe to breathe."
The committee also claims that the directive by President Obama to have all agencies review and streamline outdated regulations will save at least $10 billion over five years and eliminate tens of millions of hours in annual paperwork burdens.
As for Romney’s regulation agenda, Johanns said the Republican presidential candidate would practice a "time-out" on new regulations. Regulations are "a wet blanket over the economy," Johanns noted. "There needs to be a thoughtful approach on what we are doing. We need to do the right cost-benefit analysis" on the impact of regulations, he said.
The Republican National Committee’s reply to the Democratic stance is that regulations "must be drafted and implemented to balance legitimate public safety or consumer protection goals and job creation. Constructive regulation should be a helpful guide, not a punitive threat. Worst of all, overregulation is a stealth tax on everyone as the costs of compliance with the whims of federal agencies are passed along to the consumers at the cost of $1.75 trillion a year."
Johanns argued that the administration is out of touch with reality, citing the now-tabled child labor laws for farms and claiming that the Environmental Protection Agency had planned to regulate farm dust and ran surveillance flights over Nebraska feedlots.
Johanns added that there are "a pile" of regulations that the administration will not release until a second term. "When the election occurs, hold onto your hat," he warned.
Judge disputed Johanns’ assertions. "I don’t believe [the Democrats] are out there with fistfuls of regulations just waiting to release them," she countered. "Let’s put the farm dust issue to rest. There are no pending regs on dust. Period."
Judge continued, "Do we need to be careful? Absolutely. If things are going too far, we should call [the administration] on it. We need a healthy economy that is not burdened with regulations."
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What is up State of Hockey legion? Welcome to yet another edition of live in-game commentary presented by the aviation experts at Sun Country Airlines. I am coming to you live from a frigid cold press box inside Pepsi (the lesser cola) Center. It's alwasy nice to come to Denver, or at least it was in the past. But nowadays, people don't shake hands when they greet you here. They get down on one knee and put a fist to their forehead. In a sense, I like it because I'm avoiding germs at the height of flu season. But I've scraped my left knee raw and I've got a big hole in my suit pants.
Nevertheless, I press on. And really, pressing on is the only option because tonight's game between your Minnesota Wild and the Colorado Dweebs (also known as the Avalanche) is too important to let anything bother me. It's go time tonight. The Wild are going to take back the eighth spot in the Western Conference and then enjoy some "me" time over the next six days. And of course, Nick Johnson
is headed to Ottawa for All-Star Weekend, because when you're invited to participate and you're not injured, it's usually a good idea to attend All-Star Weekend.
One guy who's been there, done that at the All-Star Game is Niklas Backstrom
. The unflappable Finn is about to put on an All-World caliber performance tonight against a team he's beaten 18 times in his career. Tonight, he posts lucky number 19, and you can take that prediction to the bank.
Other than Backstrom taking over the crease, the Wild lineup is going to remain the same as it was on Saturday for that beatdown against the Stars. Mikko Koivu
(upper body), Guillaume Latendresse
(concussion), Pierre-Marc Bouchard
(concussion) and Jarod Palmer
(concussion) are out with injuries. Mike Lundin
, Brad Staubitz and Marek Zidlicky are going to be the healthy scratches.
As is customary in other states and provinces, the Wild will wear their white sweaters for tonight's contest. The Avs will wear the home burgundies trimmed in blue, black and white with the snowy "A" on the chest.
The anthem is over, and now it's time to buckle down. Let's to this, y'all.Period 1
18:13 - Whoa. Ol' Chuck Kobasew gains the zone and fires off a hard wrister from the high slot. Backstrom lets it go past and the puck clips the cross bar.
16:37 - Backstrom comes up with a huge save from his rump to take one away from former Denver University Pioneer Paul Stastny. It looks like Stastny has a whole mess of net to shoot at but Backstorm denies him, and Stastny puts the rebound off the side of the net. 15:23 - MIN 0 - COL 1 - That's about as good a backhand as you're going to see, but the problem is it comes off the stick of former Dartmouth Big Green TJ Galiardi. He gets some good speed going into the Wild zone and from the lower right faceoff circle, he roofs a backhand on the short side that eludes Backstrom's glove and sneaks under the cross bar.
13:41 - Believe it or not, that isn't Cody McLeod driving Dany Heatley
face first into the boards from behind. It's actually prized rookie Gabriel Landeskog, who is then confronted by Johnson. Landeskog is going to the box, but it's only for two minutes.
13:22 - We're quickly at four-on-four as Devin Setoguchi
is called for interference. He is not pleased about the call and he slams the penalty box door shut in frustration.
11:47 - Cal Clutterbuck
leads a two-on-one with Kyle Brodziak
on his right. Clutterbuck has his shot blocked while Brodziak crashes the net. Justin Falk
is the first to get the puck and he throws a shot on net, but Giguere is able to get his arm on it despite having been knocked to the ground.9:20 - MIN 1 - COL 1 - Falker! Yes, the Minnesota Wild has a power play goal, and it's off the stick of one Justin Falk. The big defenseman pinches in and just picks his spot with a wrist shot, just like goal scorers tend to do. That is the first career NHL goal for the man they call "Juicer" and it marks the second consecutive game that a Wild player scores his first NHL goal.
7:06 - Clutterbuck, the usual hitter, becomes the hitee when former Minnesota Gopher Erik Johnson stands him up along the left boards and plants him to the ice with a big check. 3:45 - MIN 2 - COL 1 - Dany Heatley folks! And let's not forget about Brodziak either. It's Brodzy that has a partial break up the right side and has is shot from in tight stopped by Jean-Sebastien Giguere. But the grinder keeps going and is the first to get to it before flipping a pass to the front where Heatley is following up the play. The Heater roofs one over Giguere's blocker and just like that, the Wild has the lead.
1:24 - Right before the puck is dropped for a faceoff in the Wild zone, Heatley lines up next to Landeskog and delivers a slash across the rookie's stick. Nothing vicious, but definitely a message sent that he did not like the hit from earlier in the game.
0:00 - That's a solid start to this one, folks. When you want to snap an 11-game road skid, putting up a 2-1 lead is a good way to accomplish that. There's more where that came from after a brief intermission.Period 215:14 - MIN 2 - COL 2 - Ol' Chuck Kobasew is haunting his old team. But it comes after a shallow angle wrist shot by former New Hampshire Wildcat Daniel Winnik somehow squeaks through the padding of Backstrom and lays inches from the goal line. All the former Boston College Eagle has to do is tap it in and we've got a tie game.
13:02 - Falk drives Winnik into the boards from behind, and that's not going to sit well with the Avs. Cody McLeod, who is only okay with hits from behind if it's him doing the hitting, jumps in to fight Falk. Falk is ready to go and he unloads a flurry of punches on McLeod. The surprising thing here is that Falk is only getting five for fighting, and the Wild will actually get a power play out of this. Even I don't agree with this one.
9:41 - The bad blood is starting to boil. After a whistle, Ryan Wilson delivers a shot to Nate Prosser
, who doesn't like it, and he doesn't stand down.
7:04 - Heatley makes a nifty pass from behind his own net to put one on Jed Ortmeyer
's tape. Ortmeyer connects, but Giguere comes up with a big pad stop.
5:40 - The Avs turn the puck over in their own zone and the puck pops right to Carson McMillan
who has a clear shot from about 10 feet away. He rifles a snap shot but Giguere swallows it up in his enormous chest protector.
3:12 - While racing for the puck in the Colorado corner, Ortmeyer and Kyle Quincey line each other up and the result is a violent collision with both going hard into the boards.
2:10 - Setoguchi fires a wrister that Giguere stabs out of the air with his lobster mitt. Clutterbuck is driving to the net but he does a good job of leaping out of the way so as not to hit the Avs keeper. There are some players who would keep driving into the goalie, but yet Clutterbuck still has the reputation of being "dirty" by some around the League.
0:00 - We're down to 20 minutes left in this one. The Wild has had the better of the play, but they'll need to carry that over into the decisive third period.Period 3
18:49 - Brodziak puts a heavy shot up high on Giguere from the slot. The puck hits him in the shoulder and then drops down to his side unbeknownst to him. Johnson and Clutterbuck both dive in there to try and jam it in, but the puck trickles just wide of the cage.
14:10 - Avs power play and Landeskog makes a pretty spin move behind the net to get a pass to the front for Stastny, but Backstrom comes up huge by sticking the right leg pillow out and deflecting it away.12:16 - MIN 3 - COL 2 - How 'bout that Wild fans? Right out of the penalty box, Carson McMillan strips the puck off Shane O'Brien's stick in the neutral zone. That starts a two-on-oh the other way, but McMillan is doing this one himself. He makes one little juke and then calmly slides the backhand between Giguere's legs for a mammoth goal. A good night for a couple guys to score their first goals of the season.
6:00 - Backstrom seems to have shaken off the second period goal. He's coming up with some big saves here in the third, including a nice snare of a Kobasew shot off the draw. I'm talking about Kobasew tonight more than I did when he was a Wild player.
4:08 - A mad scramble at the side of Backstrom's net goes on and on and on like Taio Cruz. Bodies are down all over the place while former Boston University Terrier David Van der Gulik tries to jam away, but he's not able to get it past the multitude of limbs blocking the entrance to the goal.
1:11 - Giguere is trying to get off for the extra attacker but the Wild won't let him.
0:55.4 - There goes Giguere.
0:07.8 - After Backstrom turns away several shots, the Wild sends the puck all the way down for an icing.
0:00 - The Wild will head into the All-Star break in eighth place folks. A big win in Denver snaps the road losing streak.

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Plan to stop Taiwan’s high-speed rail going bust set for review. Indian Infrastructure Cos. keen to evaluate options in PPP models in High Speed Rail and other Infrastructure projects
ताइवान Taiwan: The Act for Promotion of Private Participation in Infrastructure Projects, aimed at preventing the Taiwan High Speed Rail Corporation (THSRC) from going bankrupt, was set to be reviewed by the Legislative Yuan on Wednesday.
The Ministry of Transportation and Communications plans to reduce the company’s capital and then to increase it again in an attempt to modify its financial structure and let state-owned shareholders take the lead in the firm’s management.
Amending the statute will allow Taiwan’s government to legally acquire the company, according to our Chinese-language sister newspaper China Times. This statute not only applies to the THSRC, but also the financially strapped Kaohsiung Rapid Transit Corporation (KRTC).
A spokesperson for the ministry said that civilian investment in and management of the company will be frozen after the government takes over the firm’s management before any acquisition. This is an approach to avoid misappropriation of part of the capital, or the inappropriate transfer of creditors’ rights. This is also a way to ensure that the company will keep on providing its services.
The company has capital of NT$105.3 billion (US$3.5 billion) and has been operating for over seven years. The company has accumulated a deficit of NT$52.2 billion (US$1.7 billion) during this time, and an estimated annual material depreciation of NT$23.2 billion (US$762 million) is expected in the future, while the company has to pay an annual mortgage of NT$19.2 billion (US$630.7 million) each year, according to Taiwan’s Central News Agency.
The newly amended article 43-3 stipulates that any decision made by the civilian part of the board of directors will be ineffective at management level.
If the company were to go bankrupt, the government and shareholders would lose NT$48 billion (US$1.6 billion) in dividends, and the NT$26 billion (US$852.7 million) held by the 60,000 shareholders would also be lost.
The company’s value is only NT$390 billion (US$12.8 billion), but the total amount that the company has to pay back to all parties would be over NT$600 billion (US$19.7 billion). Even if the government were to buy the firm, it is uncertain if shareholders would get their money back.


Raising Indianapolis’ tax on hotel rooms — already one of the highest rates in the nation — could be the tipping
point that causes conventioneers to bypass Indianapolis, some industry experts say.
Indianapolis’ sewer project will be the city’s biggest public works undertaking since the interstate highway system
City engineers and consultants are fine-tuning plans to build a colossal tunnel to temporarily store water and raw sewage that now shoots into local waterways during rain storms.
Local contractors will be ready to pounce when bidding on the first parts of the combined overflow project begins in 2011.
State lawmakers formed the Capital Improvement Board in 1965 to oversee construction of the city’s convention center.
Sitting in gridlocked traffic along Interstate 69, Fishers residents might already think of their town as
a city. This sprawling suburb of 65,000 people certainly looks nothing like the burg of less than 1,000 it was three decades ago.
But down at the municipal government complex, Fishers is still a town, just as it was incorporated in 1891.
What started as a dispute over a pair of digital billboards in Lawrence has evolved into a battle with broad implications
for Marion County.
Johnson County officials this month approved a 7-percent tax on hotel-room stays.
During the coming weeks, a number of Indiana cities and counties will be coming to terms with their new budget realities.
The Metropolitan Development Commission has given city planners the green light to seek an expedited study that would provide
a clearer picture of what a comprehensive regional transit system could look like and how much it would cost.


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Buckeyes’ 17-16 win wasn’t pretty, but they stayed in the playoff race with a 10-1 record … Barrett and passing game leave a lot to be desired … Balance will be a necessity in season-finale against Michigan.
Anybody watching the Ohio State do battle with Michigan State on Saturday probably had an eerie feeling that they were seeing a replay of the uninspiring performance from the Buckeyes in teeth-chattering cold in this game last year.
Nasty weather, conservative play-calling and a couple of defensive breakdowns in 2015 added up to a soul-crushing, 17-14 loss in Columbus. And all of those factors combined to nearly derail the Buckeyes again with just as much riding on the outcome.
Yep, that nightmare scenario that ended their playoff hopes a year ago almost repeated itself.
The Buckeyes pulled out a 17-16 victory, but they needed a failed two-point conversion by the Spartans with 4:41 to go to hang on.
After getting the ball back with a chance for a game-clinching drive, they picked up one first down and then went backward, thanks to their leaky offensive line. But Gareon Conley’s interception on the Spartans’ last-gasp drive ended the suspense.
What to make of the long-term ramifications from this struggle against a 3-7 team? The 10-1 Buckeyes were No. 2 nationally and certainly didn’t look worthy of that rating for much of the day. But we’re at the point in the season where style points matter less and the mantra of every playoff contender becomes, “Survive and advance.”
If they beat Michigan at home Saturday, they’ll have a glistening résumé that certainly stacks up with those of the other top teams, even if they don’t get a chance to play for the Big Ten title.
The close call certainly doesn’t help. But don’t forget, every potential candidate for the final four has had unimpressive games.
Unbeaten Alabama trailed by 21 points to Mississippi. One-loss Clemson needed a miracle to get past North Carolina State in overtime when the Wolfpack’s kicker missed a chip-shot field goal at the end of regulation.
One-loss Michigan only beat Wisconsin by seven points and Michigan State by nine. One-loss Washington won at two-win Arizona in overtime.
There will be some gloom and day about the Buckeyes from commentators, but the playoff committee will examine their entire body of work and likely keep them in the top four.
What’s more pressing is that the offense seemed to revert to its lackluster efforts prior to the back-to-back 62-3 wins.
The weather, of course, was abysmal. The wind-chill was 23 degrees with wind gusts over 30 mph — not exactly conducive to a crisp passing attack.
But J.T. Barrett misfired frequently, even on short-range throws. He finished 10-for-22 for 86 yards and one TD, and that dismal showing can’t be blamed completely on the weather.
The offensive line gave up three sacks to a team that had a measly seven in its first 10 games and was playing without All-Big Ten defensive tackle Malik McDowell.
And the tone was set early — on both sides of the ball.
The Spartans rattled the Buckeyes on the second play of the game, taking advantage of all that speed and dogged pursuit with a throw-back pass to L.J. Scott, who scampered 64 yards for a TD.
It was a great call. They caught cornerback Marshon Lattimore in a blitz for the longest pass play by an opponent this year.
Scott also had a 61-yard run in the second quarter to set up a field goal. He was a high-priority recruiting target for the Buckeyes, and he showed why by producing two of the three longest plays against that stout defense all season.
Ohio State had produced TDs on their opening possessions in its last three games, but a scoring chance on the first series ended with a third-down sack in Spartan territory, pushing the Buckeyes out of field-goal range. The line whiffed on a defensive-line stunt.
Barrett had a nifty pass to Curtis Samuel for a 24-yard TD, but tight spirals were infrequent, and Samuel sightings were even more rare.
Not counting punt returns, he had eight touches — four carries for 13 yards and four receptions for 40 yards. That’s not nearly enough activity for one of the most dynamic players in the country.
Coach Urban Meyer and Barrett are quick to point out that opponents dictate where the ball goes by who they leave uncovered. But eight touches? In a 17-16 game? He’s the team’s lone home-run threat, and you want to put him in position to swing for the fences on a regular basis.
With the passing attack almost non-existent, the Buckeyes were fortunate to pound out yards on the ground. Mike Weber finished with 14 carries for 111 yards, giving him 1,046 for the season. He joins Robert Smith and Maurice Clarett as only Ohio State freshmen tailbacks to top 1,000 yards.
He scored on a four-yard run to make it 17-10 midway through the third quarter. He set the TD up with a 52-yard scamper. He did have a fumble in the red zone, and he doesn’t have the breakaway speed of Ezekiel Elliott, but he’s going to be a big-time back for the next few years.
The biggest takeaway for me, though, was that Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio went for two after Scott’s TD made it a one-point game with 4:41 to go.
The play had no chance. Every receiver was covered, and the pass by Tyler O’Connor could have been intercepted by two Buckeyes (Conley was credited with the pick).
The Buckeyes’ offense was looking lame, and the defense was tiring. Why not play for overtime? Or better yet, why not give it to Scott, who had 160 yards on 16 carries? Gotta like the go-for-broke mindset, but it was too early for that.
The Buckeyes did well to get out of East Lansing with a victory, especially facing a team with 28 Ohio natives on the roster. It’s not quite a rivalry game, but it’s definitely meaningful to the Spartans with so many players wanting to make a point to the home-state school that overlooked them.
The Buckeyes had only 310 yards, about 200 below their average, and 224 of those came on the ground. That lack of balance will never do against Michigan.
Barrett will have to be sharper, the line will need to display a mean streak again and the coaches can’t get away with treating Samuel like just another player if they want to finish 11-1 and be considered, as the playoff committee likes to say, “unequivocally” one of the four best teams in the country.
The Wolverines will be playing for a spot in the Big Ten title game, but that doesn’t mean they’ll have an edge in the motivation department.
A win over Michigan would not only be a season-maker for the Buckeyes, but it likely would mean they’re looking at even bigger games to come.

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Moose Mountain Soccer Club (MMSC) was presented a cheque on July 15 for $5,000 by Living Sky Sports and the Saskatchewan Soccer Association.
The presentation, which took place at Carlyle Town Hall, was organized to congratulate the club on winning the provincial Soccer Town Saskatchewan competition this year.
During the meeting, Moose Mountain Soccer Club was able to show their gratitude for the prize money, while also emphasizing the club’s continued support of the growth of soccer in Saskatchewan.
Scott Kirkness, the social media co-ordinator for MMSC, gave a speech at the presentation thanking the SSA and Living Sky Sports for naming Carlyle as Soccer Town Saskatchewan, while also expressing support for the soccer stadium that’s to be built in Saskatoon.
The competition, which was hosted by Living Sky Sports and the Saskatchewan Soccer Association, was especially focused on the growth of soccer in Saskatchewan. The growth of professional soccer is one of these organizations’ latest goals, so the competition especially rested on each club’s expression of their support for the growth of soccer and the possibilities of professional soccer in the province.
The competition consisted of submitting a video which uniquely represented the club’s commitment to soccer and its growth.
Telia Dolphin, the MMSC president, was also present at the meeting along with Krista Dolphin, the vice-president, and some of the kids from the club.
Overall, the club was quite surprised and excited to have won the Saskatchewan Soccer Town competition. In fact, the club had really only known about the competition a few days before the deadline and had to quickly pull together a video to submit.
Dolphin explained that winning the competition was really important for the club, despite the rushed events that took place in order to enter. They had financial needs that needed to be met, and the prize money will help with growing the club.
“Our club is in dire need of new equipment, and we’re trying to work really hard at getting kids who don’t have those opportunities to play sports all year long.”
Overall, Moose Mountain Soccer Club hopes to buy new equipment and continue to grow. They plan to get new soccer nets and fix their shed, but Dolphin also explained that they plan to get teams for more age groups as well.


AN ACT PROTECTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.
Introduced by:Rep. J. Brendan Sharkey, 88th Dist.
Rep. Joe Aresimowicz, 30th Dist.
Sen. Martin M. Looney, 11th Dist.
Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
|New today||2-4 days old||5 days & older|
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|File No. 753 [pdf]|
|JUD Joint Favorable Substitute [pdf]|
|Governor's Bill [pdf]|
|House LCO Amendment #8007 [pdf]|
|House LCO Amendment #6813 [pdf]|
Co-sponsors for Amendment LCO:
|4/29/2015||(LCO)||File Number 753|
|4/29/2015||House Calendar Number 495|
|4/29/2015||Favorable Report, Tabled for the Calendar, House|
|4/29/2015||(LCO)||Reported Out of Legislative Commissioners' Office|
|4/23/2015||(LCO)||Referred to Office of Legislative Research and Office of Fiscal Analysis 04/28/15 5:00 PM|
|4/13/2015||(LCO)||Filed with Legislative Commissioners' Office|
|4/11/2015||(JUD)||Joint Favorable Substitute|
|3/6/2015||Public Hearing 03/11|
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Sarah Nichols serves as the Sustainable Maine Director at the Natural Resources Council of Maine and is a nationally recognized policy expert on the subject of waste management.
Sarah leads local and state efforts to reduce waste, encourage reuse, while increasing recycling and composting in Maine. Some of her notable accomplishments include policies that banned the distribution of plastic shopping bags and foam food containers in Maine. More recently, she helped pass the nation's first Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for Packaging law. It is now Maine's policy to move to a “polluter-pays” model, like Canada and the European Union have already implemented.
Closing the out-of-state waste loophole was another big win for Maine this past legislative session. LD 1639 stopped allowing private construction companies to dump their demolition waste, which included lead, arsenic, PFAS, mercury, and other toxic materials, into Maine's Juniper Ridge landfill.
For more information on programs to safely dispose of toxics, visit www.NRCM.org.
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View Full Version : Help me make this brush
03 March 2008, 10:08 PM
I'm using Painter IX. I'd like a brush like this: A #6 rigger (in old school terminology) long, sable brush very handy for cartooning or watercolor painting. I'd like a very thin, tapering (not blunt ending) line when using a light touch and very heavy line with pressure. That's it. The closest I've come to it is thin to thick line but the thin portion tends to go transparent and grainy and that's not what I want. I want 100% saturation with a variable thickness. I've tried ink and every combination and just can't get this simple brush "look". Has anyone made a brush like this? Please walk me through how to do it as I've spent hours on it now and I'm getting frustrated.
03 March 2008, 12:17 AM
NOTE: It'll be easier for you to see the effect of each brush control adjustment if you paint a brush stroke on a blank white Canvas before moving to the next brush control adjustment. Then, if this isn't exactly what you want, making these brush control adjustments should at least give you some ideas to work with.
1. Choose the Oils' Round Camelhair variant.
2. Restore it to its default settings (Brush Selector menu > Restore Default Variant).
3. Open the Brush Controls palettes. (Window > Brush Controls > General will open all of the Brush Controls palettes in a docked group.)
4. In the General palette, choose None from the Opacity Expression drop down list.
5. In the Size palette, adjust the Size slider as needed. Then move the Feature slider to 2.0 (this increases bristle density), or adjust as needed. See demo below:
6. In the Well palette:
Move the Resaturation slider to 100%,
Change Resaturation Expression to None,
Move the Bleed slider to 0%,
Change Bleed Expression to None, and
Uncheck the Invert box to the right of the Bleed Expression drop down list.
7. Save your custom brush variant and give it a unique name not already used by Painter (Brush Selector menu > Save Variant).
8. Restore the Oils' Round Camelhair to its default settings (Brush Selector menu > Restore Default Variant).
03 March 2008, 10:27 PM
thanks so much Jin. I'll let you know how I make out.
03 March 2008, 10:38 PM
At first it looked great, but when tested on the illustration I've been working on, it lost all the great quality. No taper. No expression at all. Not sure what's going on. The resolution is the same on the drawing as well as the test canvas. Both at 100% size. Weird.
03 March 2008, 11:43 PM
Did you save your custom brush variant with a unique name not already used by Painter?
Then, after restoring the Round Camelhair variant to its default state, did you choose your custom brush variant?
If the answer is "no" to the first question, go back to the beginning of the steps I listed above and redo them.
If the answer is "yes" to the first question, make sure you choose your custom brush variant instead of the original, Round Camelhair variant.
03 March 2008, 11:43 PM
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Transitions to cigarette smoking during adolescence
Fergusson, David M; Horwood, L. John
The process of transition from nonsmoking to regular weekly smoking during a period from 10 to 16 years was examined using data gathered during the course of a longitudinal study of 957 New Zealand adolescents. These data were analyzed using a latent Markov model to estimate both rates of transition between stages of smoking and errors of measurement in report data. The fitted model suggested that the process of transition to smoking was a progressive and one-way process in which once teenagers had graduated to a given smoking status, return to earlier stages was uncommon. This process also showed a clear tendency to accelerate with age, so that rates of transition to smoking behaviors after the age of 14 years were far higher than rates of transition at age 10 years. The model also made it possible to estimate the accuracy of smoking reports. This suggested that individuals who were nonsmokers or regular smokers were classified with better than 95% accuracy on the basis of report data. However, the reporting accuracy of occasional smoking was poor, with 42% of occasional smokers being falsely classified as nonsmokers. The implications of these findings for the understanding of the processes of transition to smoking behaviors and the effects of measurement errors in report data are discussed.
Publisher: Elsevier BV
Rights Statement: This version in OUR Archive is the author's manuscript accepted for publication after peer-review. The published version is: Fergusson, D. M., & Horwood, L. J. (1995). Transitions to cigarette smoking during adolescence. Addictive Behaviors, 20(5), 627-642. doi: 10.1016/0306-4603(95)00023-6 This OUR Archive version is licensed Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
Keywords: Psychology; Substance Abuse
Research Type: Journal Article


Talks aimed at renegotiating the interim trade deal between the United Kingdom and Canada have been suspended indefinitely, amidst acrimonious exchanges over access for Canadian beef to the British market.
The two governments confirmed the suspension of talks late on Thursday (25 January), bringing to an end almost two years of negotiations and eight round of negotiations.
The move represents a blow for the UK’s strategy of pursuing upgrades to FTAs which had been rolled over from the equivalent EU agreements at the point of Brexit.
Similar renegotiations are currently under way with Mexico, Switzerland, Türkiye, Israel and South Korea.
Canada is a close UK ally and Commonwealth partner – but the talks have foundered over questions of agricultural market access.
London remains unwilling either to relax its ban on importing hormone-treated beef, or to offer enhanced quotas for hormone-free beef. The issue is an important one for Canada, which is a major beef exporter and which routinely administers growth-promoting hormones to its cattle.
Facing ‘CETA-minus’ terms of trade
The abandonment of the talks means that the UK will continue to trade with Canada under essentially the same terms as it had previously under the EU-Canada CETA agreement – albeit with key differences.
In a sign of mounting problems, the UK conceded last month that it had been unable to persuade the Canadians to further extend a three-year post-Brexit deal allowing the UK a share of the EU quota for cheese imports into the country.
Another deadline which now seems almost certain to be missed relates to an interim agreement on rules of origin.
Since Brexit the UK has been allowed to count EU raw materials as ‘qualifying’ products for preferential exports to Canada – but this concession will lapse on 31 March this year.
Instead of an upgraded trade arrangement, the UK thus now faces the prospect of worse terms of trade with Canada than it had previously as an EU member.
Row set to overshadow UK’s CPTPP accession
There is now a risk that the UK-Canada trade spat could spill over to affect the UK’s accession to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement on Trans-Pacific Partnership, of which Canada is a founder member.
Ottawa has yet to initiate parliamentary proceedings to ratify the UK’s accession, and Canadian farm lobbyists are pressuring their government not to do so.
This reflects Canadian dissatisfaction with the market access deal offered to it by the UK as part of the CPTPP accession deal.
“Our job is to make sure we protect our farmers and we are going to do that,” said Canada’s agriculture minister Lawrence MacAulay.
Canada would not have the power to veto UK accession to CPTPP, as the deal will take effect once at least six current members of the bloc confirm ratification. But the possible absence of an instrument of ratification from Ottawa would be a significant diplomatic blow for the UK.
London to ‘focus on other trade deals’
A British government source accused the Canadians of lacking perspective on bilateral trade issues.
“Canada seem to have lost sight of the bigger picture – the British and Canadian businesses who do £26bn worth of trade a year and the people they employ,” the source told Borderlex.
“If Canada comes back to the table with a serious offer and desire to make progress, we’re all ears, but in the meantime we’re going to focus on other trade deals that deliver for UK businesses.”


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SINGAPORE - Some 2,800 cases of high-rise littering were reported to the National Environment Agency (NEA) last year, Senior Minister of State for the Environment and Water Resources Amy Khor said in Parliament on Tuesday (March 1).
This was up from the 2,500 cases of feedback the agency received in 2014 and 1,600 cases in 2013.
While no one was killed by killer litter last year, some people were injured after being hit by killer litter, and the police arrested two people over these cases, she added.
Dr Khor was responding to Mr Gan Thiam Poh (Ang Mo Kio GRC), who asked how many cases of high-rise littering resulted in injuries and deaths, and whether current measures to deter such behaviour are satisfactory.
She said the Ministry for the Environment and Water Resources worked with town councils and grassroots organisations whenever cases were reported, to caution residents against high-rise littering.
In most cases, the situation had improved after these efforts, she added.
But she acknowledged that high-rise litterbugs "are traditionally difficult to apprehend".
To nab persistent high-rise litterbugs, the NEA deploys surveillance cameras once a suitable site has been identified, Dr Khor said.
More than 3,000 such cameras have been deployed since August 2012.
Dr Khor said the NEA took enforcement actions in 800 cases last year, an 80-fold increase compared to 2011, before surveillance cameras were introduced. Those who were prosecuted in court were fined between $700 and $5,600.
Several MPs suggested increasing penalties and naming those involved to deter killer-littering.
Dr Khor said: "Regarding name-and-shame, I think it is something we will monitor and consider."
She also urged Singaporeans to play their part to combat high-rise littering, saying: "While the effective conviction of high-rise litterbugs will serve as a deterrent to would-be offenders, I would like to urge every member of the public to play his part to cultivate social graciousness, good habits, and a sense of shared responsibility for the cleanliness and safety of our neighbourhoods."

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Objectives: Information about the epidemiology of acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding (UGIB) in southern Europe is very limited and especially in Greece non-existent. Our study sought to determine the current epidemiology of acute UGIB (incidence, mortality and case fatality) in the prefecture of Heraklion-Crete.
Design/methods: From February 1998 to February 1999, we prospectively obtained data on all patients with acute UGIB in the prefecture of Heraklion-Crete. All patients who were permanent residents of the prefecture of Heraklion, aged 16 years and over with acute UGIB were included in the study.
Results: During this period, 353 cases of acute UGIB were included in the study. The overall incidence of acute UGIB is 160/100,000 adults per year with a male-to-female ratio of 1.7 and a mean age 66.2 +/- 17.1 years. The incidence rises from 30 in those aged under 30 years to 609 in those aged over 75 years. The overall population mortality was 9/100,000 adults per year. Overall case fatality during hospitalization was 5.6%. All deaths occurred in patients older than 60 years. One or more comorbid illnesses were noted in 61% of cases. Recent intake of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) was reported in 49% of the cases. The most common recorded diagnoses were erosive disease in 108 (30.5%) patients, duodenal ulcer in 97 (27.4%) and gastric ulcer in 75 (21.2%). Rebleeding occurred in 41 patients (12%). Twelve patients (3.3%) had surgery during hospitalization.
Conclusions: The overall annual incidence of acute UGIB in the prefecture of Heraklion-Crete is one of the highest reported in Europe and increases appreciably with age. Both population mortality and case fatality are slightly lower compared to those reported in most previous studies.

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Wednesday, September 25 2013, 01:46 PM MDT
Whole Grain Nutrition
It seems everywhere you turn, you're being told to incorporate more whole grains into your diet. But sometimes that seems easier said than done.
Nutritionist Trisha Brimhall shows us how to incorporate more whole grains into our diet. Visit www.nutritiousintent.com
for more information.
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These are all the companies that imc has acquired. imc's latest acquisition was Porterhouse Medical Group Ltd in Aug 2020. Porterhouse Medical is a provider of medical communications, publication planning, and market research services for the healthcare industry.
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Back before the snow even hit the autumn ground, Brad Duska was busy organizing a Family Day long weekend at Peyto hut. I was fortunate enough to get on the list early and have been looking forward since the New Year.
Once there, the group was to decide on which glacier objectives were of interest and whether or not weather conditions would cooperate enough to obtain some of them. As the date came closer, seven ACC Calgary members (Karen Woo, Eva Bartipanova, John Bence, Jiri Slaby, Andrew Venning, Lorne Filewych and Keith MacIsaac) were signed up and ready to join Brad for the trip. With what seemed as the longest cold snap ever here in Calgary, we were all just excited to get back outside and ski.
With carpools leaving Calgary, the plan was to ski in Saturday morning with quick breaks as not to let the cold get to us. Temperatures were still in the -20 range and the sky was overcast. Once at the small parking lot, we quickly loaded packs with group gear and were off down hill to the lake. After the long skin across the lake, we were warmed up and quickly ascending the moraines above. The plan was to navigate this section and rope up at the toe of the Peyto Glacier which was on the other side.
With minimal stops on the glacier, we arrived at the hut in good spirits. We settled in and over dinner discussed what our Sunday would provide us with. Although it was still overcast we were able to view the surrounding peaks of Mt. Habel, Trapper and Peyto. Maybe we would try for a summit or just lap the lower elevations and get some good skiing in. The final decision would be made at breakfast since our expectations of the weather changing much were low.
With no set time to wake up Sunday, the group was excited to wake to sunshine and clear skies. The temperatures were staying quite low but we were still eager to make the most of the frigid day ahead. The mention of Mistaya Mountain was mentioned over breakfast and everyone seemed interested although we all agreed an earlier start to the morning would probably helped if this was to be our goal for the day. We quickly ate, packed our day packs and decided we would at least start the approach and keep an eye on our time throughout the day.
After reaching the col West of Peyto Peak, views of Mistaya Mountain were ahead but still distant. There was an ugly wind blown slope ahead as well as a bowl to cross before the final climb up to the summit. We decided to leave ski skins on and navigate down the icy slab as best we could. Once at the bottom there was a small climb to reach the bowl.
The final push up Mistaya was a long grind. The slope was a mix of wind crust and wind formed moguls on top of a rocky surface. To say any of us were looking forward to the ski back down would be a lie. None the less, we had come this far and were now thinking of the final summit.
The total round trip for the day ended up being about 15km and 1100m climbed in an eight hour window. We made our way back to the hut, quite satisfied with the turn of events that started with clear skies that morning. That night dinner was enjoyed under the bright light of the full moon and we reminisced over a truly great day of skiing as a group.
Our final day (the holiday Monday), was time to leave. The group decided to squeeze in a few easy turns off the South East shoulder of Mt Habel that morning before departing the hut for the ski back to the cars. Once again, Mother Nature cooperated and gave us a bluebird day to work with.
After returning to the hut for the last of our belongings and a quick lunch, we were on our way back towards the lake. With the sun at our backs we headed for home.
The entire weekend turned out fantastic. The weather was cold but the groups determination to make the most out of it prevailed and getting the Mistaya Mountain summit on a weekend with low expectations turned out to be icing on the cake. I don’t think I could have asked for a better group of club members to head out with.


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Shulinab doctor’s quarters, Meriwau’s health post commissioned
The healthcare infrastructure in Region Nine continues to advance with the commissioning of the Shulinab doctor’s quarters and its satellite village – Meriwau’s upgraded health post on Saturday.
The doctor’s quarters was built following a request made by the toshao for a doctor to be stationed in the village. When the building is fully furnished, the doctor will be deployed to the village.
During the commissioning ceremony, Minister of Health, Dr Frank Anthony noted that the government is placing focus on ensuring medical personnel are properly housed to serve the community, as well as increasing the services offered at these facilities.
“This building that you have cost the government about $7 million. So, you have a good facility…you will see the quality of work that we have here. We want to encourage people who are going to be working in the health sector that when they come to work with us, they will have a good environment and good working conditions. That is one of the reasons why we have built this facility,” Dr Anthony explained.
Shulinab’s health centre is also expected to benefit from internet connectivity that will allow telemedicine capabilities. The minister also informed residents that upgrades are also being conducted to various hospitals in the region and urged young people to challenge themselves and make use of the various training opportunities being offered by the ministry.
“We’ll train them and if we don’t have enough jobs for them in the village, I am sure we can find jobs for them in other parts of the region. So identify those young people. We didn’t send them to secondary school to just get a number of subjects and then they remain unemployed … in the health sector, we can employ a lot of people” he urged.
Meanwhile, Regional Health Officer (RHO), Dr Cerdel McWatt expressed that Shulinab is on its way to achieving universal health, as it is slated for holistic upgrades under the regional health services budget.
At Meriwau, a $9 million health facility was commissioned after it underwent major upgrades over the last two years. Last year, with $4 million in funding, the roof and the building were upgraded and with an additional $5 million funding this year, a sanitary block and a hybrid solar system were installed.
Hinterland Coordinator, Michael Gouveia and Regional Chairman, Brian Allicock joined the minister in the commissioning exercise at both locations. (DPI)


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Breadfruit trees grow up to 15 metres in height, and are easily recognised by their massive (to 90 cm length) lobed leaves and large, starchy fruits. Breadfruit was probably domesticated on the islands of New Guinea and the Moluccas, from wild ancestor A. camansi, and spread to Melanesia and Polynesia by Lapita migrations beginning 3500 years ago. It travelled as root cuttings, leading to the evolution of the seedless landraces that dominate Polynesia. Breadfruit trees do not become naturalised in Polynesia. The importance of the fruit in Pacific diet is reflected in the existence of several hundred landraces, many now grown at the National Tropical Botanical Garden in Hawai‘i. The Garden’s Breadfruit Institute has championed the role of the fruit in food security in tropical areas. Breadfruit is a multi-purpose plant, with timber that is hard and termite-resistant, a milky sap used as a glue, leaves used as wrapping for food, and several plant parts used medicinally. Breadfruit inner bark, both from the stems of young saplings and from two year-old branches of trees, appears to have been an important source of barkcloth fibre in some island groups of eastern Polynesia, such as Tahiti and the Cook Islands, at the time of European contact. However it is little represented in 19th century or later museum collections.
breadfruit; Samoa, Hawai‘i: ‘ulu; Cook Islands: kuru; Society Islands: maiore, ‘uru; Tonga, Niue, ‘Uvea, Futuna, Marquesas: mei
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With the recent bad weather and the East coast blizzard, there is a need for nurses to work a lot of overtime. Is mandatory overtime legal?
For your answer to that question, you will have to check with your State Labor Department. Each State has different requirements. For example: in New York there is a State law that protects nurses from being forced to work overtime. [New York State Department of Labor NYS DOL §167] To see if your state has mandatory overtime legislation, check out the American Nurses Association website at http://nursingworld.org/MainMenuCategories/Policy-Advocacy/State/Legislative-Agenda-Reports/MandatoryOvertime/Mandatory-Overtime-Summary-of-State-Approaches.html
Can nurses be forced to stay at the hospital even if they are not working? Again, this is a question for your State’s Department of Labor.
The Texas Department of State Health Services mandates overtime in the Lone Star State. Hospitals there are not allowed to use on-call time as mandatory overtime. If a Texas nurse is asked to work on-call all the time, that is not the purpose of this mandate.
Mandatory overtime can be dangerous. When nurses are unable to refuse the extra hours, they may become fatigued and feel that they will not be able to deliver adequate, safe care which also affects patient care.
The American Academy of Nurses conducted research in the 1980s where mandatory overtime resulted in
- an increase in medication errors,
- a decrease in safe, quality patient care
- a decrease in patient satisfaction
- an increase in length of hospital stays
- an increase in mortality and morbidity
- a decrease in recruitment of new nurses
- a decrease in retention of nurses and
- an increase in legal liability issues against nurses. [Research by Linda Aiken]
However, most States that do have legislation prohibiting nurses from working mandatory overtime likely have some kind of an exception as in the event of a mass casualty situation or unexpected natural disaster like a blizzard.
Excessive mandatory overtime leads to reduced staff morale which, in turn, contributes to job burnout that reduces staff retention and creates nursing vacancies or forces the remaining nurses to work more overtime. Therefore, mandatory overtime increases nurse dissatisfaction and burnout, ultimately worsening the staffing shortage.
The American Association of Critical Care Nurses promotes positive approaches including the hiring of more R.N.s and utilizing strategies to recruit and retain more R.N.s.
Explain to your administrators that mandatory overtime is not an acceptable means of staffing a hospital because it can place nurses and patients at increased risk for errors. Studies have shown that a work shift that exceeds 12 hours will increase fatigue and grow the likelihood of making errors.
If you have to speak to administration about mandatory overtime issues, speak to them in a win-win manner. Rather than coming right out and saying that mandatory overtime is dangerous, you can ask administration if you both can work together on a solution. Don’t hesitate to show them studies presenting how mandatory overtime can increase errors and fatigue as well as decrease staff retention.
Also, check with your Department of Labor to make sure that your facility is complying with the laws.
Are there any strategies that you use to assist with mandatory overtime? If so, I would like to hear your comments below.
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January 26, 2022
1307 N Commerce Drive
Saratoga Springs, UT 84045
11:00 Toddler Time (Registration Required)
Wednesday, January 26, 2022
Toddler Time: ABCs and 123s (previously called Wiggle Worms) is for children ages 2 or 3 who have outgrown the baby story time, but aren’t quite ready for Preschool Pals. This 20-minute storytime has a basic early preschool curriculum and covers a number, color, or letter of the alphabet; we read one or two books and sing lots of songs, with plenty of opportunities for both kids and their grownups to get some wiggles out. Registration is required, with a maximum of 20 children.

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ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia junior quarterback Jake Fromm experienced a bunch of firsts, and he didn't like any of them.
Fromm suffered the initial three-interception game of his college career Saturday afternoon against South Carolina, and the Gamecocks used all three in a 20-17 double-overtime upset of the No. 3 Bulldogs inside Sanford Stadium. It was the first home loss for the Bulldogs since 2016, making the locker-room scene after the game a bit bizarre for Fromm and most of his teammates.
"It was one like I've never felt before," Fromm said. "This was the first time for me at home, and it doesn't feel good."
The shocked expressions among Georgia's players cannot be understated enough after a South Carolina team entering 2-3 with wins over Charleston Southern and injury-depleted Kentucky somehow pulled the biggest stunner of the college football season. Georgia entered with a 15-game win streak over Southeastern Conference Eastern Division opponents, with the last 14 having transpired by double digits.
South Carolina won without scoring an offensive touchdown after the first quarter. The Gamecocks prevailed despite starting quarterback Ryan Hilinski getting hurt midway through the third quarter on a roughing-the-passer penalty on outside linebacker Adam Anderson. They also won after botching the first overtime, when Parker White had a 33-yard field-goal attempt sail wide right.
The biggest triumph in Will Muschamp's four seasons with the Gamecocks was clinched when standout Georgia kicker Rodrigo Blankenship, who entered Saturday having not missed all season, pushed a 42-yard attempt to the left.
"That was a great college football game, and you hate for anyone to lose in that situation, especially the way it happened," said Muschamp, whose team evened its SEC record at 2-2. "Rodrigo Blankenship has been and is an unbelievable representative of the University of Georgia, and my heart goes out to him in losing in that fashion.
"I'm really proud of our guys. We've been through a lot this year, but we did what we had to do to win the game."
The Gamecocks are believed to be the first unranked team ever to win in Sanford Stadium over a Georgia team ranked in the top five.
Georgia tied the game at 17 with 1:48 left in regulation on a 6-yard touchdown pass from Fromm to Demetris Robertson, capping a 14-play, 96-yard drive. Fromm threw incomplete on fourth-and-6 at South Carolina's 11, but the Gamecocks were flagged for defensive holding on Georgia tight end Eli Wolf.
"The defense played a heck of a game today," Robertson said. "The offense didn't play as well as we should have."
Georgia went 43 yards on nine plays in the game's opening possession before settling on a 50-yard field goal by Blankenship, his third 50-yarder of the season.
A 46-yard touchdown pass from Hilinski to Bryan Edwards with 1:58 remaining in the opening quarter provided South Carolina a 7-3 lead, but the Bulldogs answered with a nine-play, 75-yard march that D'Andre Swift capped with a 1-yard run for a 10-7 edge at the 13:35 mark of the second quarter.
Fromm did not have any interceptions through Georgia's 5-0 start, but Gamecocks cornerback Israel Mukuamu timed a lofted attempt to George Pickens with a minute left in the second quarter and raced 53 yards for a touchdown that gave South Carolina a 17-10 lead at the break.
"I was under pressure and had a big guy in my face," Fromm said. "I was trying to get it out of bounds or to wherever only George could catch it. I guess I couldn't get enough on it."
After a scoreless third quarter, Fromm fumbled a snap on the first play of the fourth quarter at South Carolina's 29-yard line and was intercepted by Mukuamu a second time at South Carolina's 35 with 9:25 left in regulation. Fromm's third interception occurred in the first overtime, when his pass sailed through the hands of receiver Tyler Simmons and into the arms of Mukuamu yet again.
"You're not going to beat anybody when you lose the turnover margin 4-0," Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart said. "Being minus-four is twofold, because that means we didn't force any on defense, so we didn't cause any problems for them when it comes to that. Obviously, we didn't take care of the ball."
Fromm finished 28-of-51 passing for 295 yards, with his attempts and completions both career highs.
The Bulldogs racked up 468 yards to South Carolina's 297. Dakereon Joyner, who began this season as the third-string quarterback of the Gamecocks behind Jake Bentley and Hilinski, completed 6 of 12 passes for 39 yards and rushed six times for 28 yards.
Saturday marked the 90th anniversary of Sanford Stadium's dedication game, when Georgia defeated Yale 15-0 on Oct. 12, 1929, yet nobody was celebrating afterward except the Gamecocks.
"We can't hang our heads," Smart said. "We have to get better."
The Bulldogs, 2-1 in SEC play, will remain in Sanford Stadium next Saturday when Kentucky (3-3, 1-3) visits. The game will be televised either by CBS at 3:30 p.m. or by ESPN at 6, with that information scheduled to be revealed Sunday.
SOUTH CAROLINA 20, GEORGIA 17, 2OT
Staff writer David Paschall breaks down the game in bits and pieces.
South Carolina coach Will Muschamp, a former Georgia safety, notched the biggest win of his four seasons in Columbia by a country mile. The Gamecocks somehow won without an offensive touchdown in the final three quarters and the two overtimes.
Although Georgia does not keep such records, Saturday is believed to be the first time the Bulldogs have lost to an unranked team inside Sanford Stadium while ranked in the top five. Saturday was Georgia's first home loss, period, since 2016.
The Bulldogs were approaching midfield in their two-minute offense late in the first half of a 10-10 game. A Jake Fromm pass intended for George Pickens was instead intercepted by cornerback Israel Mukuamu, who raced 53 yards for a touchdown.
Long before South Carolina quarterback Ryan Hilinski was injured midway through the third quarter, he lofted a beautiful 46-yard scoring strike to Bryan Edwards in the final two minutes of the first quarter that provided the Gamecocks a 7-3 lead.
WHAT IT MEANS
Georgia's 15-game winning streak over SEC East foes is history, as are the 14 straight by double digits. The Bulldogs made the national four-team playoff in 2017 and just missed out last year, but they will have to win out through the SEC title game to have a chance to be included this season.


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Author bio, summary of her five novels and her eight nonfiction books on contemporary Jewish life, her blog, and link to the Reading Group Guide
First Generation ‘Boston Girl’ Becomes Career Woman in Diamant’s Latest. Interview with Scott Simon, NPR. December 6, 2014.
‘The Boston Girl’ by Anita Diamant. By Caroline Leavitt. Boston Globe, December 13, 2014. https://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/books/2014/12/13/review-the-boston-girl-anita-diamant/OQ3KY848xeqqehsobA73hN/story.html
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Anita Diamant’s The Boston Girl: An Immigant’s Hanging Onto the Old Ways. By Dora Levy Mossanen. The Huffington Post, Nov. 21, 2014.
‘The Boston Girl’ by Anita Diamant: review. By Joan Frank. The San Francisco Chronicle, Dec. 31, 2014.
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The Hangover’s Zach Galifianakis is changing the outlandish behavior of young Pop singers one adolescent at a time, and Justin Bieber is up next.
In Funny or Die’s “Between Two Ferns” installation, Galifianakis asked the “Beauty and a Beat” singer questions on his latest headlines, from peeing in a bucket at a restaurant to his Anne Frank comment. As the staged interview continues, Galifianakis becomes upset with Bieber’s “attitude,” and proceeds to removing his belt to lay down the law on the 19-year-old.
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272 ff. [ ff. 1-8 on paper inserted later in the 15th c. + ff. 9-13 (calendar) with one folio numbered 10bis], on parchment, mostly very regular quires of 12 (likely lacking last quire [collation: i6, ii-xxii12, xxiii6]), written in an angular German gothic liturgical script close to Fraktur, in brown ink, on up to 16 long lines (justification:80 x 55 mm), ruled in brown ink, contemporary quire signatures in red, rubrics in red, numerous painted capitals to versals in alternating red or blue, numerous 2-line high painted initials in red or blue, 2 to 3-line high painted parti-colored initial in red and blue with red and blue calligraphic penwork extending in the margin (f. 67, 86), 4 to 6-line high painted initials in blue and red with ajouré foliate motifs, decorated with elaborate red and blue calligraphic penwork animated by various anthropomorphic and zoomorphic penned drawings highlighted in green wash (ff. 46v, 106, 132v, 156v), 2 HISTORIATED OR ANIMATED INITIALS with painted initials in blue or pink with white tracery and elaborately painted ascenders and descenders with diverse bestiary, zoomorphic and anthropomorphic figures in the margin (some cropped), other painted initials in blue or red (ff. 15v and 182v), added handcolored engraving pasted onto front pastedown: “S. Christophore Patrone pestis, ora pro nobis” signed “t.m. fe[cit]”, engraving surrounded by annotations in German, some contemporary marginal corrections or addenda, scattered later 17th c. annotations in calendar and in margins, in Latin or German. Bound in a German sixteenth-century binding (Southern Germany, likely last quarter of the century, probably bound when the manuscript entered the Abbey of Saint-Walburga, late 16th c.) of pigskin over beveled wooden boards, back sewn on three raised thongs, boards with frame of triple blind filets and blind roll of busts of male figures in outer compartment, central compartment with blind roll of volutes and foliate motifs, brass and leather clasps intact, edges blue-green, red-died leather finding tabs (Some repairs to parchment, never affecting text, margins cropped when rebound in the sixteenth century; binding in sound condition). Dimensions 125 x 90 mm
Franciscan monastic Psalter from a little-known region of the Tyrol and with unusual illumination of great charm probably made for, and perhaps by, nuns. Two centuries after its fabrication, the manuscript was found in the well-known Abbey of Saint-Walburga in Bavaria (Eichstätt), where it was frequently annotated, attesting to its continuous use through the seventeenth century.
1. Script, decoration and calendar with saints from Trent: in particular Vigilii ep. m. (saint Vigil, bishop of Trent, 26 June), Viviane or Bibiane (2 December), Melchiadus (10 Dec) (see Grotefend, 1892, vol. II, pp. 183-187), all pointing to a place of production in the town of Trent in the diocese of Salzburg (Austrian Tyrol). Equally noteworthy are the Franciscan saints and feasts: Francis, Clare, Dedication of Peter and Paul (November). Trent was part of Aquileia until 1363 when it became part of the diocese of Salzburg in the Tyrol.
2. Dated notation on folio 147, with text in German: “Anno 1590 geporn zu münchen meines vatters…”; and again, dated notation on folio 166v: “Anno domini 1604…in S[ancta] W[alburga] kume[n].” Owned by the Benedictine nuns of the Abbey of Saint-Walburga, in Eichstätt (Bavaria), prior to (circa 1590) and during the Thirty-Year War when the Abbey was burned by Swedish troops. In 1634 the Abbess Helena Gross of Trockau and other nuns were kidnapped by soldiers and held for ransom. Church valuables were sold to obtain their release. Abbess Helena then worked tirelessly for the rebuilding of the destroyed cloister. Its calendar is considerably annotated in the seventeenth century and used to record obituaries for various figures, essentially female nuns, named and placed in calendar accompanied with the death date: “1633. Obiit Anna Angermayin (?) monialis” (January); “1634. Obiit Magdalena Hiiipsyn (?) mo[nialis]” (January); “1634. Obiit Walpurga Menkingerin (?) prioressa” (January); “Anno 1624 die 12 maii obiit Reus (?) Dominus magister Leonhardus Gentner confessor et brebendaris S. W. V.” (April); “1638. Obiit Barbara Humblin (?) donata” (September); “Georgius Gebel confessor ab sancta W[alpurga]” (November). A closer confrontation with the necrology of the Abbey of Saint-Walpurga as well as a complete transcription of this calendar could prove to be interesting in identifying key seventeenth-century figures in the Abbey.
3. Dr. Jean Chavaillon Collection, physician and pharmacist (died c. 2002), France.
ff. 1-8v, Added antiphons and hymns [16th century], beginning with Excerpt from the Epistle of saint Paul to the Hebrews: “Qui venturus est veniet et non tardabit…”;
ff. 9-13v, Calendar, in red and brown ink, with painted blue initials: Vigil (26 June), Bibiane (2 December), Melchiadus (10 December), Kunegundis (3 March); Leodegarii fundatoris comes
(added in February); Obitus S. Walpurgis virginis
(added feast in the later sixteenth century) (Feast of Saint Walpurga, February 25);
ff. 14-15, Psalm 94: “Venite exultemus domino jubilemus…”, rubric: Invita
[…]; rubric: Ad nocturna ym[nus]
; “Primo dierum omnium quo…”
ff. 15v-248, Eight-fold division of the Psalter introducing the first group of Psalms, as follows:
f. 15v, “Beatus vir qui non abiit in consilio…”;
f. 46v, "Dominus illuminacio mea et salus mea" (Psalm 26, Feria II);
f. 67, "Dixi custodiam vias meas" (Psalm 38, Feria III);
f. 86, "Dixit insipiens in corde suo" (Psalm 52, Feria IV);
f. 106, "Salvum me fac" (Psalm 68, Feria V);
f. 132v, "Exultate Deo adjutori nostro" (Psalm 80, Feria VI);
f. 156v, "Cantate Domino canticum novum" (Psalm 97, Sabbatum);
f . 182v, "Dixit Dominus" (Psalm 109, Vespers);
ff. 248-252v, Litanies;
ff. 252v-258v, Miscellaneous prayers and hymns;
ff. 258v-271v, Prayer on the Sacrament, incipit, Pange lingua gloriosi corporis …
; followed by other prayers and hymns [lacking last folios].
The core of the manuscript includes the text of the Ferial Psalter, without notation, used in the Divine Office. It is made up of the 150 psalms of the Old Testament, so divided throughout the seven days of the week that all the psalms are recited in one week. The psalms, the divinely-inspired poetical prayers, principally of King David, have always been the center of the Church's liturgical worship, just as they were at the temple during Old Testament times. The eight-fold Psalter evolves from the earlier three-fold division dividing the Psalter into three parts containing fifty Psalms each, and it anticipates the devotions of the Book of Hours divided into eight hours of the day, with the Psalms arranged throughout the hours and accompanied by antiphons, responses, readings, etc.
ff. 15v-16, historiated initial B, divided in upper register with King David and lower register with two figures conversing;
f. 132v, initial E, with heads of male and female figures;
f. 156v, initial C, with crowned female figure pointing;
f. 182v, initial D, with zoomorphic figure and rinceaux.
Five historiated and animated initials with penwork and marginal illumination are of great charm and provide evidence for monastic production in a little-known region in the fourteenth century.
Grotefend, H. Zeitrechnung des deutschen Mittelalters und der Neuziet…, Aalen, 1984 [reprint Hannover ed., 1892].
Leroquais, V. Les Psautiers manuscrits latins des bibliothèques publiques de France, 3 vols., Paris/ Mâcon, 1940-41.
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Parallel Latin-English text of the Psalter (Vulgate and Douay versions)

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Continuing on from Sequencing Office 2010 for App-V, Part 1, Matt and Jason from 43Tc to share their real world experiences with Office 2010 and App-V and provide guidance on sequencing Office for App-V. In part 2 we look at preparing the sequencing workstation.
It is recommended to sequence using the same OS on the sequencer that will be used on the clients. For the purposes of this guide, please sequence on Windows 7 x86.
Note: App-V 4.6 SP1 is REQUIRED for sequencing Office 2010 using the steps in this guide.
Note: The above two components are built-in to Windows 7. Installers for XP or Vista can be found at http://download.microsoft.com.
Along with providing licensing capabilities, the Office 2010 Deployment Kit for App-V provides "Feature Proxies" which are designed to facilitate the enhanced integration with the operating system to allow the use of features like:
Download the Office 2010 Deployment Kit for App-V to your desktop from here.
Remember: Download the x86 version!
Now it is time to set up the Deployment Kit to handle Volume License Activation. Perform ONE of the following options (IMPORTANT: Commands are cAsE SeNsItIvE)
If you are using KMS activation, enter the following command:
msiexec /i OffVirt.msi ADDLOCAL=Click2runMapi,Click2runOWSSupp,Click2runWDS,OSpp,OSpp_Core PROPLUS=1
Note: If you are using Office 2010 Standard, replace PROPLUS=1 in the line above with STANDARD=1
If you are using MAK activation, enter the following command:
msiexec /i OffVirt.msi ADDLOCAL=Click2runMapi,Click2runOWSSupp,Click2runWDS,OSpp,OSpp_Core PIDKEYS=XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX USEROPERATIONS=1
Note: The above command is all one line, but is not actually a valid multiple activation key (surprise!). Enter your organization's own MAK in place of the xxxxx's.
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People have been begging for an Asian American Girl doll for years, and finally, it's happened. The new American Girl of the Year was just announced, and it's Corrine Tan, along with her little sister, Gwynn. Her story is quintessentially modern: Her parents are divorced, and she's been forced to figure out what it means to be a part of her new family dynamic, while embracing the person she's growing up to become. She's from Aspen, and she loves skiing, her sister, and her new puppy. She notes that the Chinese character “jia,” means “home,” but it can also mean “family.” Corrine and Gwynn are bound to become instant classics.
American Girl may still have a ways to go, but Corinne and Gwynn aren't the only dolls representing people of color. The company has added several dolls just within the past few years that expand and diversify their line to include girls from all sorts of backgrounds and abilities, and we've featured them here. And all of the new dolls are ready to go home with families for playtime that will be cherished. Because American Girl dolls aren’t just toys: They’re treasures.
Corinne is such a charming doll. She is ready to hit the slopes and the coffee shop for aprés-ski in her adorable leggings, boots, sweater, trendy hat, glasses, and backpack. This set also comes with her dog, a toss toy, and the book that tells her story.
But that story is just the beginning. Your child will take off with adventures of their very own along with Corinne.
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Can we talk about this hat for a minute? It's a whole moment unto itself. A fuzzy beret that perfectly matches the fur on her boots? The knit-on-knit ensemble? Isn't Gwynn the most stylish little sister you've ever seen?
And the sparkly mermaid-style backpack? I can already see it getting filled with all sorts of secrets.
Evette Peeters is a biracial girl who loves to upcycle clothes and wants to save the rivers. Her gorgeous curls, vintage-style boots and dress, and charming pluck are sure to make her super popular with the under-10 set.
And the fact that the additional outfits you can purchase for Evette have that same feel is wonderful — but really? Our girl loves to upcycle. There's no reason why she can't borrow some clothes from another American Girl.
Have a little kid who is obsessed with their outfit of the day, or #ootd? Makena is their girl.
But she's not all glam and fashion: When she finds out about injustice in her neighborhood, she finds her voice, speaking out boldly and committing to the cause. And she does it while looking oh-so fashionable.
Melody is a singer from the early 1960s, and she's using her platform as a beloved Black singer to fight for equal rights. (Note that her pin reads “Equal Rights ’63.") She has thick hair in a cool '60s style — complete with a flip on the ends.
Her simple shift dress perfectly matches her shoes and bag, and she’s holding a copy of her own record.
Maritza is a soccer player, everyone: a sporty, awesome, Bolivian-Mexican soccer player. For soccer super fans like myself, Maritza is a welcome addition to the family.
Her sneakers, coat, and sporty leggings all match her water bottle. The only thing she's missing is a headband made of pre-wrap, but honestly, if your kid plays soccer, you probably already have some on hand.
Samantha Parkington is not new to American Girl, but this iteration of the beloved character from 1904 is. The hair, the accessories, and even the adorable Mary Jane shoes are just the beginning. Die-hards will remember all of her outfits, but this one is potentially the most twee of them all.
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On the heels of Arsenal announcing the extension of Serge Gnabry‘s contract long-term, arch-rivals Tottenham have revealed their lockdown of one of their own.
The right-back has played every minute of Tottenham’s Premier League season so far, and has only missed two Europa League ties over all competitions.
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Living with musculoskeletal pain is really miserable. Whether the pain is caused by the injury or stress in the muscles, it is necessary to get the right treatment at the earliest to avoid the severe muscular problems. In NYC, one of the best treatments for this problem is provided by the chiropractor.
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