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This week on Santa Barbara’s School of Rock, we’ll pay tribute to funk, soul, and jazz composer, Roy Ayers, while also sharing songs associated with his primary instrument, the vibraphone, and related musical gear: the xylophone, marimba, glockenspiel, and steelpan.
Born in Los Angeles in 1940, Ayers began his career during the post-bop era, and during the 1970s he helped pioneer jazz-funk. His work had a major influence on the acid jazz movement of the 1980s and 1990s (which mixes jazz with hip hop and funk), he has been dubbed by many as “The Godfather of Neo Soul,” and his music is a favorite of sampling-heavy hip-hop artists.
We’ll hear Ayers’ originals and works by those he influenced, plus more standout practitioners of melodic percussion, such as Lionel Hampton, Arthur Lyman, Cal Tjader, and more. We’ll also hear exotica, acid-jazz, other electronic sounds, etc.
Join me for two hours of good vibrations tonight!”
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|JetGo on cloud nine as 10,000th Illawarra passenger takes to the sky.
She was one of the first passengers to check in for JetGo flight JG055 to Brisbane on Wednesday morning.
Little did Loren Pajkovic know that, within about an hour of arriving at the Illawarra Regional Airport, she'd be named the 10,000th passenger to use the airline since flights began on October 30.
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New street parking and bus stop under construction.
The new passenger terminal is visible in the background (below
the tail of the 747).
|Airport parking has expanded by 100 spaces. Parking fees will apply.
A new long term car park with 100 spaces has been constructed. It is located 100m north of the terminal. This supplements the existing 44 space short term/secured car park beside the terminal building
Unfortunately the expanded parking comes at a cost. From 1 January a fee of $12/day will apply for short term/secured parking and $10/day or $50/week for long term parking.
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|John Travolta to fly into Wollongong on Boeing 707 he's donated to HARS
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|Illawarra JetGo services flying high after a month in the air
29 November 2017
|Former RAAF Lockheed Orion Officially Handed Over to HARS
11 November 2017
|JetGo explores back-up airport as bad weather hits Wollongong flights
31 October 2017
|Jetgo starts flights from Illawarra Regional Airport
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|Trial of Ilawarra airport bus starts next week
26 October 2017
|30,000 people flock to Wings Over Illawarra 2017
7 May 2017
|Qantas 747-400 VH-OJA lands at Illawarra Regional Airport
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text: All fabrics are priced by the 1/4m. Please order accordingly e.g. 4 = 1m.Quilting cotton with an underwater theme. The Lindos collection from British brand Lewis & Irene has a unique octopus fabric as well as coordinating patterns. The geometric design is a great mixer to add small pops of bright colour.

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Harsch Investment Properties says there should be a more prominent gateway leading from downtown Portland into the Pearl District.
Today, the company will get a look at a concept with lofty aspirations.
A team of eight Portland State University graduate students will pitch its proposal to replace existing small-scale properties with two tall, mixed-use buildings to serve as an iconic entrance to the Pearl.
The two properties presently located between West Burnside and Northwest Davis streets and Northwest 13th and 14th avenues may be small, but they have enjoyed some success with Storables and Everyday Music as anchor retail tenants. But Steve Roselli, Harsch’s senior vice president and regional manager, says he knows more can be done at the site. ...
The students propose razing the existing buildings and constructing two mixed-use buildings, one of which would be as tall as 23 stories and contain workforce housing. Heinicke said height is essential for the development to be a gateway presence. ...
The second building would be slightly less tall, and include a retail podium topped with a modern art museum, office space and a 175-room boutique hotel. ...
The students envision most of the retail space in the two buildings dominated by national retailers like Best Buy, Crate and Barrel, Apple and H&M. Though Portlanders may balk at the idea of another national chain entering the central city, Malsin said people will still flock to such stores.
“Having national chains close-in would be great because we know people will go to them,” [Jonathan Malsin of Beam Development] said. “At Burnside Bridgehead there was a lot of resistance to big box stores. But the Pearl is a retail-specific area that already has several national chains. People value authenticity here, so you do risk backlash.”
Many national chains, including P.F. Chang’s and Baja Fresh, can be found in the nearby Brewery Blocks. Nevertheless, Brewery Blocks developer Mark Edlen of Gerding Edlen said the most successful tenants near Burnside Street have been locals.
“Burnside is tough on retail,” Edlen said. “I think Mike Powell and Mike McMenamin have been the most successful retailers there. I would try to go more local with the retail aspect.”


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For years, the Harworth family of Lacey, Washington believed that their dog, Zeus, had died while they were away overseas.
Imagine their surprise when the military family’s microchip company called and told them that Zeus was actually roaming the streets of Raleigh, North Carolina, and had been found—very much alive—by a good samaritan.
“There are simply no words to describe what we felt when we got that phone call. We were in complete disbelief. Once that brief second had passed, we were all crying,” said Melody Harworth. “We were frantic with excitement and gratitude.”
Banfield Pet Hospital made special arrangements to transport Zeus back to Washington on Friday, and his journey was documented on social media under the tag #GetZeusHome.
Check Your Chip Day was Saturday, August 15th, but it’s never too late for families to update their contact information through a microchip company just in case they need to be reunited with a lost pet.
(WATCH) the video below to see their emotional reunion.
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The National League kicks off in New Zealand, cup draws are decided in New Caledonia and there’s exciting women’s action from the Solomon Islands, Cook Islands and Samoa in this week’s Oceania competitions wrap.
New Zealand’s National League Championship 2022 began last weekend, with the first round of fixtures in the Women’s National League Championship.
Western Springs AFC produced the most eye-catching result of the opening games, Sofia Garcia scoring a hat-trick in a 6-1 win over Southern United which takes them top of the table.
There were also wins for Eastern Suburbs AFC and Canterbury United Pride while Auckland United FC and Northern Rovers FC drew 1-1 in a repeat of the recent 2022 Kate Sheppard Cup final.
In New Caledonia, the Coupe de Calédonie semi-final draw is now set. AS Kunié will face Hienghène Sport while AS Lössi will take on Tiga Sport in the final four.
Lossi defeated second-tier OC Hmeleck Nouméa 2-1 in their quarter-final clash earlier this month while Hienghène overcame AS Wetr 1-0. Kunié and Tiga both needed penalties to get past Horizon Patho and AS Magenta. The semis will be played on October 2 at Stade Numa Daly in Nouméa.
The domestic cup final for the Coupe de Calédonie Féminine has been set following the recent semi-final fixtures. FCF Académie will meet ASAF in October’s final after 3-0 and 10-0 wins over SC Ne Drehu and ASC Boulouparis respectively.
Henderson Eels and Koloale FC continue to dominate in the Solrais Women’s Premier League in the Solomon Islands. Both have won their first four games, with the Eels most recently beating Ha’arosia FC 5-0 while Koloale beat Marist FC 2-0.
In the Cook Islands, Tupapa Maraerenga have moved top of the Premier Men’s division after a 6-0 rout of Puaikura FC. Matavera FC earned a 1-0 win over Titikaveka while Nikao Sokattak FC and Avatiu FC played out a 0-0 draw.
In the Senior Women’s division Puaikura caused an upset by defeating defending champions Tupapa 2-1. Avatiu v Nikao Sokattak and Matavera v Titikaveka both ended in draws.
In Samoa, Vaipuna SC picked up a big win in the National Premier League Women’s division. They defeated ADIDAS SC 7-0 in a rearranged fixture from earlier in the season that keeps them in pursuit of the leading pack. Kiwi FC remain unbeaten at top of the league, their most recent win being a 5-0 result over Lepea SC.
In the Premier Men’s division, Vaivase-tai FC had to work hard against struggling Faatoia United to maintain top spot, winning 1-0. Vaipuna and Kiwi’s 1-1 draw allowed Lupe Ole Soaga SC to move into third with a big win over Lepea.


Kelowna’s Janel Rae has a new album on the way.
After releasing her last album in February, she’s set to release her third studio album (and second in eight months) later this month.
Her newest album, titled ‘I Know I Wear Dead People’s Clothes’ deals with social unease and global justice as well as a clear-sighted rage and personal grief.
The nine song album was also written and produced by Rae, who graduated from Kelowna Secondary School in 2017.
Rae released her first album in 2020.
‘I Know I Wear Dead People’s Clothes’ is available on all platforms on Friday, Oct. 28.


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After the Senate voted 51-48 on Thursday to instruct key committees to draft a resolution to repeal Obamacare, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) promised a vote on the measure in House of Representatives on Friday.
Arguing that President Barack Obama's health care plan is in a death spiral, Ryan said: "We've got to intervene to prevent this from getting worse."
He added that he agrees with President-elect Donald Trump that Republicans bear the responsibility of repealing and replacing the law simultaneously, saying that he and Trump are "in complete sync."
Although the resolution approved by the Senate offers a target date of Jan. 27, Ryan told reporters that he would not give any deadline for the repeal to be finalized.
"We're not holding hard deadlines because we want to get it right," Ryan said. "We're going to do this the way Congress is supposed to work, but we do need to move quickly."
CNN reported that as many as 20 conservative members of the House Freedom Caucus are resistant to the measure, with some becoming increasingly worried they will be blamed for any negative fallout associated with the Affordable Care Act's repeal, especially without a replacement plan. Some members of the Freedom Caucus are also upset that the reconciliation bill that Ryan intends to use to repeal Obamacare does not include the spending cuts that they requested. Some moderates have also expressed both public and private worry that they will face political consequences in swing districts.
Politically, however, the GOP likely has little wiggle room with their base in terms of repealing the law, having campaigned on explicit promises to immediately repeal the law since the day of its passage. Chris Bond, a spokesman for House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, said the GOP leader isn't anticipating any issue with the vote clearing the House, and stressed that the vote would not be delayed.
"We're looking forward to a good vote on Friday," Bond said.


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Nicole Moudaber vs Skunk Anansie – Love Someone Else [EP Review]
Nicole Moudaber and Skin of Skunk Anansie became a notable pairing in 2015 with the release of their Breed EP. Skin’s vocals proved a perfect addition to the grooving, hypnotic canvases Moudaber provided, creating a set of techno and deep house pieces that have since become some of the most beloved in the MOOD catalog.
Aside from her collaborative work with Nicole Moudaber, Skin and the rest of Skunk Anansie also released an album of their own as 2016 commenced titled Anarchytecture. One of the album’s lead singles was the sinister-toned “Love Someone Else,” which follows the story of toxic lovers. The single has since been re-imagined by Nicole Moudaber, demonstrating once again how well both acts work together musically.
Moudaber begins her reinterpretation of “Someone Else” with a peak time club piece led by incessant drums and a cunning, drawn-out note progression which amplifies the track’s chorus belted out by Skin. The re-work embodies the dark sound that has captured the ears of the underground community and elevated her to “queen” status by her fans.
After starting off with intensity, the “Mood Edit” of the original takes it down a notch, painting a dissonant ambient soundscape dripping with the same synth progressions of the original remix yet lacking in percussion, making it a toned down, ethereal clip perfect for listening to outside of the club environment. Echo-y sound effects added to the Mood Edit tie the piece together, making it a clear standout from its techno counterpart.
Both versions are available through Beatport.


In today’s data-driven world, organizations are faced with an unprecedented growth in data volume. The ability to efficiently manage, store, and retrieve large datasets has become paramount. Whether it’s customer information, sales records, scientific data, or any other type of information, the challenge lies in ensuring that this data is not only securely stored but also readily accessible for analysis and decision-making. This article explores the strategies and best practices for managing large datasets effectively.
The Challenge of Large Datasets
Managing large datasets can be challenging for several reasons:
- Storage Space: Large datasets can quickly consume vast amounts of storage space, leading to increased costs and infrastructure requirements.
- Data Retrieval Speed: As datasets grow, the time taken to retrieve specific data can become a bottleneck in decision-making processes.
- Data Integrity: Ensuring data integrity, especially in large datasets, is crucial to avoid errors and inconsistencies.
- Data Security: Large datasets may contain sensitive information, making security and access control a significant concern.
Strategies for Effective Large Datasets Management
- Data Compression: Implement data compression techniques to reduce the amount of storage space required. This not only optimizes storage but can also speed up data retrieval.
- Data Indexing: Create efficient data indexes to allow for faster retrieval of specific data points. Indexing helps reduce the time it takes to locate and retrieve data.
- Distributed Storage: Utilize distributed storage systems that can scale horizontally to accommodate large datasets. Cloud-based storage solutions offer scalability and flexibility.
- Data Partitioning: Divide large datasets into smaller, manageable partitions. This strategy enhances both storage and retrieval efficiency.
- Data Archiving: Implement data archiving strategies to move less frequently accessed data to slower, cost-effective storage while keeping critical data readily available.
- Caching: Utilize data caching mechanisms to store frequently accessed data in memory for quicker retrieval.
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- Data Lifecycle Management: Define clear data lifecycle management policies, determining how data is created, used, stored, and retired.
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Data warehousing solutions play a significant role in managing large datasets effectively. They provide a centralized repository for data storage, efficient data retrieval capabilities, and tools for data analysis. By structuring data in a data warehouse, organizations can streamline data access, reduce data redundancy, and ensure data integrity.
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Tumut High School dominated the Charolais show ring at Canberra Royal, capped with the supreme exhibit award.
Ryce Coralie 16, bred by the school, took the 12-16 month female class, junior champion female, and then pushed aside the female senior champion, Airlie Kelly K145E exhibited by Joshua and Jordan Fenech, Brownlow Hill, for the grand champion female broad ribbon.
Recently retired Tumut High ag teacher, Tony Butler, who is still involved with the school’s cattle program, and students watched in astonishment as the judge, Donna Robson, Flemington Limousin stud, Adelong, announced Ryce Coralie the supreme winner.
“I wasn’t expecting that,” Mr Butler said. “That’s a great consolidation for the whole cattle proram at Tumut High.”
The school’s Charolais herd was built from Palgrove bloodlines but Coralie was a home-bred success.
Mr Butler said Tumut High’s cattle program had gained an underlying financial foundation when it won $200,000 in the NAB School First Program in 2012.
Visy Industries had also come on board providing 36 hectares for the school to run its Charolais herd.
The land had now been pasture improved and fenced.
Sharon Nesbitt, Curragindi Charolais, Cooma, took reserve champion bull honours with Curragindi Nulla.
The reserve champion junior female was Stoney Creek Kelly M1E exhibited by Joshua and Jordan Fenech.
The Fenechs took the senior female broad ribbon with Airlie Kelly Ki45E, who beat Tumut High School’s Ryce Estella into reserve place.


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Aanand L Rai’s next film will star Sara Ali Khan and Dhanush in the leading roles but will also have another parallel hero. Although, he is yet to be cast. It is being said that after Salman Khan, Ajay Devgn has been approached for this role.
A source said, “Ajay has been approached for the film now. Dhanush and Sara have both confirmed their participation. Dhanush had himself said that he was doing a project with Aanand, and Sara also met up with the filmmaker again to get updates on the project. While Aanand had Abhay Deol as the vital third component in his film Raanjhanaa, this one is not a sequel but has the third but very important element in the film,” as according to Deccan Chronicle.
It is to be seen if Devgn indeed accepts the film. Stay with BizAsiaLive.com for more.


Law enforcement touts Crime Gun Intelligence Center in Chicago
The alcove in the Chicago office of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has been turned into a regional gun crime hub, a place where officials from several agencies said Thursday that they hope to work together more closely to accelerate investigations and link crimes to one another.That's nice.
Students hope march will bring peace to Chicago streets
Hoping to succeed where legions before have made little impact, some 2,000 high school students from Perspectives Charter Schools, with campuses on the South Side and in the South Loop, took to the streets Thursday to push for an end to the city’s gun violence.Again, that's nice. Here's the problem w/ this though... It doesn't actually do anything. If they want to 'end the violence', they also need to end 'stop snitchin'. How many of their 'friends' and family members are violent gang bangers? How many know where the 'community guns' are hidden and who's doing the local drug deals? And how many marchers were also involved in this:
And those are the 'safe' areas of Chicago. So all those 'Intelligence Centers' are doing is shifting violence to formerly lower crime areas.Chicago's downtown areas in recent years have been plagued with incidents of "wildings," in which groups of teens intimidate pedestrians and, at times, assault and rob them.
McCarthy said there were "five or six" mob-type incidents last weekend.
But just to give a completely clear picture on why Chicago is in so much trouble:


Donald McNeill is Professor of Urban and Cultural Geography, joining the Institute for Culture and Society in 2011, having previously held positions at the Urban Research Centre at Western Sydney University, King's College London, Southampton and Strathclyde. Professor McNeill's work is focused on the political and cultural economy of globalization and cities, with an expertise in the governance of Sydney, London and Barcelona.
He has completed an Australian Research Council Discovery project, 'The production and contestation of airport territory' (2008-2010), and has published widely on the relationship between globalization, urban politics and the production of the built environment. His work is located at the intersection of human geography, urban sociology, spatial planning, and urban design and architecture, which are a common feature of his books The Global Architect: Firms, Fame and Urban Form (Routledge, 2008), New Europe: Imagined Spaces (Arnold, 2004), and Urban Change and the European Left: Tales from the New Barcelona (Routledge, 1999).
His current research focuses on the following themes: architecture, urban design and the commercial culture of cities, the globalization of architectural practice, urban theory and the nature of centrality in the contemporary city, airports, cities and the politics of mobility. He is a corresponding editor for the International Journal of Urban and Regional Research.


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A white Illinois man called the police and told them a black man had stolen his car with a baby inside. Spoiler alert: He was lying his ass off.
According to KWQC, an Amber Alert had been out for a one-year-old child for at least half a day before police confirmed on Sunday that Mitchell Dutz had been lying “after he was allegedly robbed during a drug deal.”
Can you imagine the sheer and irrepressible motherfucking gall it would take to not only call the police to help you after your ass got got during a drug deal … but to then fabricate a whole kidnapping? And then blame a black man? White folks: On one since the beginning of time.
According to police, the 24-year-old black man who had been publicly named as a perpetrator “was not involved in any way,” and the child was completely fine the whole time.
I can’t even say I don’t totally understand—we know everyone eats that shit up when the “a black man did it” story is the driving force. But what in the world could have been going through Dutz’s mind for him to think, “Damn, my illegal drug shit just fell through—better call the police?” Apparently, Dutz was trying to get some revenge after his ass got robbed. Fool.
Police are investigating what actually happened (beyond the fact that their asses got hoodwinked) and apparently have Dutz in custody for the hoax. KWQC writes, “Dutz is facing several charges, including Residential Burglary, False Police Report, False Representation of Police Statement, False 911 Call and various other charges are pending.”
I hope they lock his raggedy ass up—bad at crime and bad at lying. Just failing at being a white man on all counts.


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How to Make Snowball Cupcakes with CoconutSara O'Donnell
When it comes to holiday baking, coconut is a magical thing. It can turn cupcakes into snowballs and bloggers into baking champions!
There are about as many cupcake recipes as there are stars in the sky. And just like the stars, some cupcake recipes are brighter than others. This recipe for Snowball Cupcakes happens to be the brightest one in my recipe box. Why? Because it’s award winning!
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Fewer markdowns and a focus on omnichannel growth propped up Chico’s FAS Inc.’s fourth-quarter earnings 25.6 percent, the women’s apparel retailer said Thursday.
For the period ended Feb. 2, the Fort Myers, Fla.-based chain earned $31.5 million, or 19 cents a diluted share, compared with year-ago earnings of $25.1 million, or 15 cents a share. Excluding costs related to its Boston Proper acquisition, earnings totaled 20 cents a share, which matched analysts’ predictions.
Issa Rae stopped by WWD's NYC headquarters to talk about season two of "Insecure," which premieres this Sunday on HBO. Click link in bio for all the details. #wwdeye (📷: @jgreenery; Styled by @mayteallende)
A Stella McCartney sketch of a custom dress made from protein-based silk in partnership with biotech lab Bolt Threads. The dress will be displayed at The Museum of Modern Art's upcoming design exhibition, "Items: Is Fashion Modern?"

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Ai Weiwei, Coloured Vases, 2006, 51 Neolithic vases, (5,000–3,000 BCE), industrial paint, variable dimensons. Picture credit: Courtesy of Ai Weiwei Studio
Clay is getting a bit of a moment of late, using ceramics very much being on the original purpose. In the last several decades, clay has molded back into the realm of contemporary art as new generations of artists reshape this tactile moderate in exciting directions.
In response, Phaidon will publish Vitamin C: Clay and Ceramic in Contemporary Art, the first extensive survey of artists now working with these materials. The most recent addition to the ‘Vitamin’ series, the book
Tapping into the tendency towards creating, exhibiting and collecting art made of clay, readers can enjoy the work of over one hundred artists — by Ai Weiwei to Grayson Perry, from Edmund de Waal to Sterling Ruby and Gabriel Orozco into Thomas Schütte — which have “pushed the boundaries of the visceral material.”
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The Samsung Slash is a decent entry-level phone with a few extra features that put it just above a basic handset.
The software giant is again discounting the price on its Surface Pro 3 but this sale is limited to just one specific model.
IFTTT's adding a channel for the WeMo LEDs -- and Belkin's cutting their price in half.
The Hifiman RE600 is one of the best sounding $400 in-ear headphones on the market, but now with the price drop to $200 it's a steal!
The cuts would reportedly be in addition to 1,000 jobs Sony already said it would eliminate in smartphone and tablet unit.
The mobile phone vendor hopes to woo consumers with Valentine's Day promotions.
The Chinese smartphone vendor's global head spells out the company's business plan -- and talks about why it hasn't sold a smartphone in the US yet.
Marcelo Claure boasts that if he can utilize his wireless assets correctly, he could have the No. 1 or No. 2 performing network in the nation.
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Transformer Book Flips are $299 courtesy of Monday's 12 Days of Deals.


Hundreds of iPad owners have reported problems with the device's Wi-Fi capabilities, with connections dropping out and weak signals making it hard to remain online. Dozens of people have posted messages on Apple's support forums since the iPad went on sale at the weekend, prompting Apple to acknowledge a possible problem with the tablet-style computer, and issue a series of suggested fixes.
Apple said that dual-band Wi-Fi routers that support both the 5GHz and 2.4GHz protocols were a particular problem. Apple recommends splitting dual-band routers in to two separate networks with different names but the same security settings.
"Under certain conditions, iPad may not automatically rejoin a known Wi-Fi network after restart or waking from sleep," said Apple in a statement. "This can occur with some third-party Wi-Fi routers that are dual-band capable when using the same network name for each network, or using different security settings for each network."
If these changes don't improve the strength and quality of Wi-Fi connections, Apple has recommended that iPad users reset the network settings on their device.
More than 300,000 iPads were sold in the United States on launch weekend, with many gadget fans queuing through the night to ensure they were among the first to get their hands on the device.
Reports of problems emerged just hours after the iPad went on sale, with some people speculating that the Wi-Fi antenna had been positioned incorrectly, and others wondering whether the connectivity problems could be resolved by a software update.
Apple has also published a Knowledge Base article suggesting some other solutions to the wireless problem. It recommends that iPad users update their router's firmware, change the location of the router, switch the router to operate on the 802.11 standard, changing the level of encryption used, and renaming their networks.


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It's a gorgeous day out there. Warm, a bit of a breeze, and no bugs yet. Cody is barely visible because he's stuck to the other side of Keil Bay like glue.
I tried to take a couple of selfie photos of me with Redford and me with Keil Bay but Redford ran and Keil turned away. They are intent on what's growing and in the new load of very green and very soft hay we brought in over the weekend. Never mind those peppermints I doled out a few minutes before attempting photos!
Spring is not quite here yet but it's definitely edging closer.


According to the company, Mercedes-Benz vehicles spend nearly 24 percent of their on-road time idling, something that kills efficiency. They want the feds to recognize certain “off cycle” credits that do not show up in the standard fuel-economy test cycle, things like aerodynamic grille shutters, which can really boost the bottom line.
It’s crucial that Mercedes get every MPG it can. In the past they would simply pay fines if they failed to meet efficiency standards. From 1985 to 2011 it shelled out nearly $350 million. For a little context the rest of the automotive industry paid a combined $495 million during those years. Ouch!
That was then, this is now. Apparently automakers can no longer just cut a check if they fail to meet fuel-economy regulations. This is why Daimler is doing all it can to comply. If the government allows them to have certain credits the efficiency of their vehicles could increase by about 5 percent, which works out to roughly 1 mile per gallon; that’s a big deal.
Interestingly the company is also filing petitions for some of its collision-prevention technologies. Their rational is that fewer crashes result in less on-road congestion and therefore less wasted fuel.
Will Daimler get its way? The U.S. EPA will have to determine that, but in the meantime other automakers are certainly watching this developing story very closely.
[Source: Automotive News]
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With simply three voluntary one-hour meetings each year, the Midland 100 Club has been making a huge impact on the community for nearly 13 years.
Midlander Bobbie Arnold attended a party in Albion and got the idea in 2009 for the Midland 100 Club. She said the women at the party were talking about a community-driven women's group that raised money.


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Hello folks and Welcome another edition of "Retro Dee Reveals"! Once again it’s time to reveal my picks for the latest Song Survey by The Grooveyard! And that survey is none other than The 6th Annual Love Song Survey hosted by D.J. Alan Seltzer on WCWP’s 88.1 FM! For this survey, there were two categories:… Continue reading Retro Dee Reveals: My Picks for the 6th Annual Love Song Survey!
Hello folks and Welcome to Retro Dee Reveals where I’ll be revealing the songs I voted for in the The Grooveyard Great 88! This year’s survey was extra special because it’s the 8th Annual Great 88 on 88.1 FM! That's a lot of 8's! To re-cap, the preliminary rounds began back in September.… Continue reading Retro Dee Reveals: My Picks for the 8th Annual Great 88!
Hello folks! It’s Retro Dee with a special addendum edition of “Musical Misconceptions”! Last week, I talked about two songs, both with the girl’s name “Carol” in their titles. The second song was “Oh! Carol”, a Malt Shop era hit by Neil Sedaka. I was reminded by D.J. Alan Seltzer of The Grooveyard that the… Continue reading Musical Misconceptions – Special Addendum: Oh, Neil!
Hey there folks! It's Retro Dee with another edition of Musical Misconceptions! In this edition, we'll be talking about another pair of songs that can easily be confused by their titles. They both come from the same wonderful era of Malt Shop music, and they both have the popular girl’s name of the day, “Carol”… Continue reading Musical Misconceptions: The Carols
Hey there folks! It's Retro Dee with another edition of Musical Misconceptions! For this edition, we'll be talking about one of the strangest, but also one of the most fun songs to come out of the 50's: "The Purple People Eater"! This song has been a Halloween favorite for decades... many of us can remember… Continue reading Musical Misconceptions: The Purple People Eater
Hi folks it's Retro Dee and it's Buddy Holly month at Retro Dee's Guide to the Best Era Ever! For the month of September, all the posts on my blog will be Buddy Holly-related. Yes, ALL of them... Well, except for maybe one or two. Anyhow. Welcome to this edition of "Musical Misconceptions". Today's topic… Continue reading Musical Misconceptions: Peggy Who?
Hello Retro Music Lovers! It's Retro Dee here with another post on music from The Best Era Ever. The last post I wrote labeled "Musical Misconceptions" was posted on my blog on May 7, 2018. At that point, I couldn't even tell Don and Phil Everly apart by looking at them, let alone tell you… Continue reading Musical Misconceptions: Claudette and Colette – A Tale of Two Songs


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This year's Anime Bowl
You all know my policy on the Stupor Bowl and what I do to combat it. So in preparation for 2013's Anime Bowl I have decided to keep the "theme" thing from last year and this year's theme is Stuff I've Never Heard Of Nor Watched". I just spent about an hour looking for new anime to watch the first episodes to. They're all a little different and seem interesting. I'm hoping out of the 12 anime titles I've selected, one will jump out and grab me enough to want to watch the entire series. But considering I haven't really sat and watched new anime in about a zillion years, this was a long time coming, so let's hope something good will come out of it.
The Anime Bowl 2013 Playlist is as follows:
Kore Wa Zombie Desu Ka Boku No Imouto Wa Osaka Okan Mondaiji-Tachi Ga Isekai Kara Kuru Sou Desu Yo Vivid Red Operation Sword Art Online I Can't Play H Hakuouki Jinrui Wa Suitai Shimashita Dusk Maiden of Amnesia Jormungand Zetman Mirai Nikki


U.S. Promotes Gasohol Use
Published: August 21, 1990
DES MOINES, Aug. 20— The Energy Department has recommended stepped-up production of ethanol, a corn-based moonshine that is blended with gasoline to make cleaner-burning gasohol.
The call for more ethanol is part of an effort to ease the loss of Middle East oil arising from Iraq's invasion of Kuwait this month. Gasohol is approved for use in most vehicles.
Since ethanol was introduced in 1978, more than 800 million miles have been traveled using ethanol blends, according to the Iowa Corn Promotion Board. Gasohol is 10 percent ethanol.
A bushel of corn produces about two and a half gallons of ethanol. Last year, about a billion gallons of it were produced nationwide from more than 360 million bushels of corn.
The Government estimates that American farmers will harvest 7.85 billion bushels of corn this fall.


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Aside from the uncalled for word usage and anger, Miranda is paid by TV Fanatic to give her opinion on the contestants. So, yes, she is 100% biased toward... ummm... who she likes. Feel free to go read a straightforward, hard news account of Idol in the future somewhere else because Miranda will most definitely be continuing on as the TV Fanatic critic.
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On today’s episode of RethinkYour.com we’re diving into the free SEO website reporting tool called Google Search Console. Search Console is not the scary technical tool it once was. Google has slowly made it user friendly and much easier to understand without any technical knowledge, but it’s still a little intimidating when you first look at it. We’re going to walk you through the basics of Google Search Console, explain a few of the reports, and they can help you improve your jewelry website. As we digest the charts and keywords, you'll uncover important golden nuggets hidden within your own website. We know that our discussion will help you better understand how customers find you online. We also invite audience participation by listening to this while you log into your own Google Search Console account and follow along. Let’s get started…
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There is always a rush and crowd in the most famous travel destinations in the world. It may be due to that places are budget friendly for most people. But some places in the world are the most beautiful, iconic, and made for luxury travelers. Only high-profile and rich people and celebrities can access and afford the destinations.
7 Most Luxurious Travel Destinations in the World
Luxury travelers seek out exclusive experiences and top-notch amenities to indulge in during their journeys. Travel destinations that offer exquisite accommodations, fine dining, cultural experiences, and natural beauty. So let us talk about these luxury travel destinations.
New York City’s Manhattan
Manhattan is a luxurious travel destination for travelers seeking high-end experiences. From fine dining at Michelin-starred restaurants to designer shopping on Fifth Avenue, Manhattan has something for everyone. Stay at one of the city’s iconic luxury hotels, such as The Plaza or The St. Regis, and enjoy world-class amenities like spas, rooftop bars, and unparalleled views of the city. Don’t miss attractions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Central Park, and Broadway shows.
The Goring, London
The Goring in London is a luxurious hotel favored by royals and high-end travelers. Located in the heart of Belgravia, the hotel boasts elegant rooms and suites, exquisite dining at its Michelin-starred restaurant, and a beautiful garden. Guests can enjoy afternoon tea and champagne in the lounge or relax at the spa. The hotel is also conveniently located near Buckingham Palace and other top London attractions.
The Oberoi Rajvilas, Jaipur
The Oberoi Rajvilas in Jaipur, India, is a luxurious retreat for travelers seeking a lavish experience in a tranquil setting. The property features opulent accommodations, lush gardens, and a stunning pool. Guests can indulge in fine dining at the hotel’s restaurant, rejuvenate at the spa, and take part in cultural activities like cooking classes and traditional Rajasthani dance performances. The hotel is also close to Jaipur’s historic forts and palaces.
The Shangri-La Tokyo is a luxurious hotel located in the heart of Tokyo, offering stunning views of the city and Tokyo Bay. Guests can enjoy spacious and stylish rooms, Michelin-starred dining, and indulgent spa treatments. The hotel also has a fitness center, indoor pool, and a rooftop bar with panoramic views. The location is convenient for exploring Tokyo’s top attractions, such as the Imperial Palace and Ginza shopping district.
Hamilton Island, Qld
Hamilton Island is a luxurious travel destinations located in the Whitsunday Islands, Queensland, Australia. The island offers breathtaking natural beauty, upscale accommodations, and world-class amenities. Guests can indulge in fine dining, relax at the spa, and take part in various water sports activities. The island is also home to the Hamilton Island Golf Club, one of the world’s premier golfing destinations, and is a gateway to the Great Barrier Reef.
The Fiji Islands offer a luxurious tropical escape with pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush rainforests. Visitors can stay at upscale resorts, villas, or private islands, each offering unique experiences and world-class amenities. Guests can indulge in fine dining, spa treatments, and water activities like snorkeling and diving. The islands also offer cultural experiences with traditional Fijian dance performances and village visits.
Burj al Arab
The Burj Al Arab in Dubai is one of the world’s most luxurious hotels for luxury travelers, known for its iconic sail-shaped design and opulent interiors. The hotel features spacious and lavish suites, Michelin-starred dining, and a stunning spa. Guests can also enjoy a private beach, outdoor pools, and a helicopter pad. The hotel’s location on an artificial island offers stunning views of the Arabian Gulf and the Dubai skyline.
Los Cabos, Mexico
Los Cabos, located at the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, offers a luxurious vacation experience with its breathtaking beaches, desert landscapes, and upscale resorts. Luxury travelers can enjoy world-class golf courses, fine dining, and indulgent spa treatments. Outdoor activities include whale watching, snorkeling, and deep-sea fishing. The region is also home to the iconic El Arco rock formation and is known for its vibrant nightlife.
What makes a destination attractive to luxury travelers?
Luxury travelers are attracted to destinations that offer high-end accommodations, exceptional service, unique experiences, and exclusivity. These travelers seek out destinations that cater to their interests and preferences, whether it be gourmet dining, outdoor activities, or cultural experiences.
What are the best luxury vacation packages available for celebrities?
The best luxury affordable vacation packages available for celebrities offer exclusive and personalized experiences with utmost privacy, comfort, and luxury.
What are some must-do activities for luxury travelers?
Some must-do activities for luxury travelers include private yacht or helicopter tours, spa treatments, fine dining experiences, exclusive access to cultural attractions, and outdoor adventures such as hot air balloon rides or private island picnics.
What should luxury travelers consider when choosing a destination?
Luxury travelers should consider their personal preferences and interests, the level of service and exclusivity offered by the destination, the quality of accommodations and dining options, and the overall experience and ambiance of the location.
How can luxury travelers plan their trip?
Luxury travelers can plan their trip by working with a trusted travel agent or tour operator who specializes in luxury travel. They can also do research online to find the best accommodations, activities, and dining options, and book directly with the service providers or through a luxury travel booking platform.
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The Charlottesville, Virginia, area is still working to heal after a racially charged and violent protest where one woman was killed more than a week ago. That eruption caused other cities to consider removing statues, monuments and other pieces of history that may cause conflict.
The American Pastors Network has been paying close attention to these unsettling events around the nation, and praying about how APN state chapters can provide a positive presence.
APN President Sam Rohrer says that leaders for the newly organized Virginia Pastors Network (VAPN, www.vapastors.net) have worked to serve as intermediaries during this tumultuous time. Likewise, leaders for the North Carolina Pastors Network (NCPN, www.ncpastors.net) have also been impacted, after Duke University recently removed a vandalized statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee from the front of Duke’s chapel in Durham, N.C.
“Pastors and churches simply must serve as peaceful and grounded voices of reason in these turbulent times,” Rohrer said. “Both Christians and those who may be far from God will look to the church for its response about ways we can come together to begin the healing process in our fractured communities. It is a critical time for churches to come together and for pastors to stand for truth.”
Rohrer added that every memorial holds a powerful teaching moment for children and young Americans. When they ask, “what is this?” and “why is this here?” it is an opportunity to recognize how the sinfulness of mankind always produces a tension between human beings.
“It is the ideal time to teach how—through Jesus Christ the Redeemer of mankind—all people, regardless of color, nationality or station in life, can realize their intrinsic value before God,” Rohrer said. “Isn’t this the ideal time to demonstrate that no one race, color or people group have any singular claim to truth? Isn’t this the very time to teach that unity is achieved at the foot of the cross when we agree with God about Jesus Christ and that He alone is the Way, the Truth and the Life?
“So what should we be asking?” he continued. “Why do we have memorials? Why must we oppose their removal? Mustn’t we take a deep breath—everyone—and ask for God’s guidance at this time? What does God say about memorials? What must we as Christian citizens do if this mindless dash to destruction is to be stopped? As we look back, what perhaps have we as Christians done to prepare our culture for such a dangerous time? Memorials, when erected by the support of the people or culture at any given point in time and out of respect for those people in that time, should remain. To attack a legitimately erected memorial is to attack our fathers and grandfathers and to say that we know better today than anyone before us thought was worthy.”
Facing conflict in its state, leaders for the Virginia Pastors Network are aware of the great duty to help unite Virginia’s people—both inside and outside the church—in times of unrest and uncertainty.
“It is important for Christians to be leaders, not only in helping stabilize unrest in society, but in shaping society as a whole—to reflect godliness as a culture,” said VAPN President Steven Harrelson. “Our nation today is very reactive and volatile. Christian leaders have the responsibility to speak truth boldly and in love. I am convinced that the one thing that will unite men and women of every color is Jesus Christ—the One who loves and died for all mankind without prejudice. Bible-believing Christians have been divided on matters of color for long enough, and it is time to stand and show the world what Jesus meant when He said, ‘Love one another as I have loved you.’”
As other cities and states consider the removal of what may be viewed as controversial or offensive, NCPN President Dave Kistler, also a co-host on APN’s “Stand in the Gap Today” radio ministry, said that while healing and reconciliation are needed, scrubbing history is not the answer.
“What is so disturbing about the Duke decision, as well as all other removal decisions across the nation, is that it is all being done based on flawed thinking,” Kistler said on a recent “Stand in the Gap Today” radio broadcast. “First, it is being done based on political correctness. In an effort to be more socially accepted, we are throwing away the very history of our nation. Additionally, the attempt to connect the multiplicity of confederate statues across the land to their erector’s racist motivations is a brazen stretch. Acknowledgment of one’s history is not equal to approval of the same. What will be offered next on the altar of political correctness?”

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Dutch crypto exchange gets regulatory nod from central bank
Netherlands-based cryptocurrency exchange BLOX, announced in a blog today that it has now been included in the registry of the Dutch Central Bank (De Nederlandsche Bank). Earlier this year, the Dutch parliament had passed Anti-Money Laundering (AML) amendments following which, cryptocurrency exchanges were expected to register themselves with the Dutch central bank, if they wanted to operate in the country.
With this development, though, BLOX, will now be the third crypto platform to join the short list of recognized exchanges, especially as the registration deadline comes closer. So far only two other crypto exchanges have been officially recognized by the central bank, such as AMDAX and Anycoin Direct that also received operating licenses from the central bank.
Earlier in September, the Dutch central bank had announced that it would begin supervising cryptocurrency companies under the fifth European anti-money laundering directive. It stated that any company that offered services for cryptocurrency-to-cryptocurrency and cryptocurrency-fiat transactions would fall under the supervision of the central bank. This regulation was also meant for wallet providers. At that time the bank had said:
These companies must prepare for this in good time. DNB [the central bank] would like to discuss this supervision with these companies and ask them to register.
The central bank had asserted that integrity supervision was necessary since it believed that cryptocurrencies were “vulnerable to financial economic crime.”
With regard to the registration process, according to the central bank, such companies must demonstrate that their processes “are well organized” against money laundering and terrorist financing and that regulators have “good control” over these processes. Moreover, after a company completes the registration, the Dutch central bank would continue to ensure that the companies comply with the rules. The Central bank had also warned crypto companies – that those who failed to register with the central bank – would be forced to cease their activities.
The new AML regulations had come into full force in January this year all across the European Union. However, some EU-based cryptocurrency exchanges such as Deribit had announced that it would move to Panama amid the stricter new regulations in the region. In its post, Deribit had implied that the implementation of these new rules would put “too high barriers” for the majority of traders, “both – regulatory and cost-wise.” Meaning it would force medium to small scale exchanges out of the European Union.

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“Q” is becoming a master of drawing O’s all over the football field.
Ashland freshman running back Quinton Baker spun circles around Rowan County tacklers on his way to four touchdowns in a Tomcats blowout of the Vikings on Friday night at Putnam Stadium.
The scoreboard reading “48-0” painted about as pretty a picture as Ashland coach Leon Hart could have drawn up to open Class 4A, District 8 play.
“We didn’t have a good week of practice,” Hart admitted. “It was almost like we were going through the motions all week. But you really couldn’t tell (tonight). I bet when we look at the film we’ll find very few missed assignments.”
Ashland (5-1) rediscovered the ball-hawking team that it was the first three weeks of the season.
Following two straight games without a takeaway, the Tomcats came up with a grand total of five of them on Friday — three fumbles (recovered by Shannon Justice, Cade O’Bryan and Miles McGranahan) and two interceptions (Braxton Harshaw, McGranahan). Three of them gave Ashland excellent field position in Rowan County territory.
Baker danced his way to the end zone three times in the first quarter to help Ashland to a 20-0 lead.
“Our offensive line did a good job of creating holes for Quinton, but if we missed somebody, he made them miss,” Hart said. “The kid knows how to find the end zone.”
Baker went in from five, 14 and 14 yards out in the first period.
Perhaps the most impressive move of the night came on Baker’s second TD. A couple Vikings got their hands on him for what looked like a sure tackle, but the 14-year-old hit the spin button again, maneuvering out of their grips as if he was a character in Madden 13.
The first quarter wasn’t all about Baker, though, as plenty of Tomcats got involved to create an insurmountable deficit for Rowan County.
Tristan Malloy delivered a hit on Chris Baker that popped the helmet off the speedy Viking running back; O’Bryan and Justice wreaked havoc on quarterback Justin Graham in the backfield; and Aaron Elam started his night off right.
Elam finished 4 of 7 for 57 yards, with three completions going the way of Logan Salow. He also connected with Baker on a two-point conversion.
“That’s as well as I’ve seen (Elam) throw it,” Hart said. “We gave him more flexibility this week, like we did with (graduated star quarterback Sam Hunter). Now, he had a much better week of practice, and it was evident out there tonight.”
Rowan County (2-4) had some success moving the ball. Graham, hobbled by an ankle injury, hit Zack Taylor for a couple 25-plus yard passes. And he found Carson Plank for a pair of nice completions.
However, Rowan County never achieved offensive rhythm, mainly because of Ashland’s dominance up front.
The VIkings tried to run 5-foot-10, 290-pound Keontae Moore up the middle several times in the early going, but the Tomcats limited the big back to 46 yards on 12 carries.
Then they attempted to stretch the field with Baker and Graham, but the two combined for 29 yards on 17 total rushes.
“Our defensive tackles and linebackers were responsible for stopping the inside run game, and they did a nice job,” Hart said.
Ashland’s run game continued to work fluidly, as Baker was able to rest a bit. He tallied 16 carries for 111 yards, which was the fewest amount of attempts he’s had since Week 2 against Raceland.
Jeremy Jackson, who Hart said gives Ashland “an added speed dimension,” motored his way to 51 yards on eight attempts to go with a TD.
Ashland blew a 26-0 halftime lead open to a 34-0 advantage on Baker’s fourth touchdown, a one-yard burst setting the stage for his two-point completion from Elam.
After Rowan County’s fourth turnover on downs — one was a blocked field goal — Elam scampered 15 yards for a score. He then found Salow for the two-pointer to make it 42-0.
Tyler Sutton came in and racked up 59 yards on six carries and lifted the Tomcats to a 48-0 lead on a 4-yard TD run with 8:52 to go.
Rowan County’s final possession ended with McGranahan’s interception.
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“Q” is becoming a master of drawing O’s all over the football field.
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63rd softball: Greenup leans on bunting, baserunning; Russell wins
Immersed in another district contest with little breathing room, Greenup County softball coach Eric Keeton resorted to the strengths of his lineup: bunting and baserunning.
Two bunts and a swinging bunt helped the Lady Musketeers scratch across three runs in the fifth inning of a 6-2 victory over Raceland in the 63rd District Tournament opening round on Monday night at Russell High School. Top-seeded Russell defeated Lewis County, also 6-2, earlier in the evening.
Boyd pounds out 11 hits to go along with Grimm’s shutout, 14-0
Robbie Shivel might be a little sore after Monday night, but it was Fairview that left the game battered and bruised.
Boyd County belted out 11 hits to go along with Dylan Grimm's complete-game gem as the Lions roared past Fairview, 14-0, in the opening round of the 64th District Tournament at Ashland's Alumni Field. The game lasted five innings.
Different look, same results for Lady Lions
A longtime fixture in the 64th District softball championship game, Boyd County looked different this return trip.
The Lady Lions defeated Fairview 10-5 in Monday’s district semifinal, which doubled as an Autism Awareness Night. Boyd County players wore light blue shirts and colorful, jigsaw puzzle socks for the event, which had to be rescheduled more than once due to weather problems.
Musketeers explode in final 2 innings to beat Raceland; good times continue for Lewis
Through the first four innings of its 63rd District Tournament opener, Greenup County found itself hitless. The Musketeers made up for it over the next two innings.
Greenup County scored eight runs on eight hits in the final two innings to defeat Raceland, 9-1, at Russell High School on Monday.
The will to win
Opponents get the same look from Emily Stewart whether it’s softball, basketball or soccer season.
Steely eyed and lips pursed, the Boyd County senior is keenly focused and all business between the lines.
THE WEEKLY CYCLE: Holding the key to upset city?
It takes only one game. Few are more firm believers in that fact than the small schools that find themselves in underdog roles year after year.
Locals struggle to make impact
Some days you are the windshield and some days you are the bug.
It is a saying that proved to be all too true for Rowan County on Friday night at the KHSAA Class 2A State Track and Field Championships at the University of Louisville’s Owsley Frazier Cardinal Park.
Womack eliminated in state semis; Rose Hill, Russell doubles also ousted
Fairview senior Kennedy Womack wasn’t her consistent self in Saturday morning’s state tennis semifinals at the University of Kentucky’s Hilary Boone Tennis Complex.
As a result, the top seed fell to Lexington Sayre sophomore Madeline Rolph 6-1, 6-0.
Womack was obviously disappointed with her finish, especially after losing in last year’s state finals, but she was happy for her good friend Rolph.
If Fairview could have fielded a combined track and field team at Saturday’s Class A State Track and Field Championships, the Eagles and Lady Eagles would have had a record day. Instead, the Fairview girls had to “settle” for fifth, while the boys’ claimed 10th.
Womack eliminated in semifinals
Top-seeded Kennedy Womack was eliminated in the semifinals of the State Tournament on Saturday at the University of Kentucky tennis courts.
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Cabell High Huntington Food Revolution, WVThu 09 Jun 2011
Story by The Food Revolution Team
The scratch cooking programme pionered at Cabell Midland High School (CMHS) is attracting attention across the state of West Virginia.
The school’s kitchen was completely turned around during Jamie’s stay in Huntington in 2009, and as the changes have become permanent, the Food Revolution’s going from strength to strength.
Last week, three cooks from Riverside High School and a Kanawha parent dropped in at CMHS to pick up some scratch cooking tips and be introduced to the school’s state-of-the-art equipment.
Riverside High is in the same position as Cabell was just a few years ago: they’re keen to start serving healthy, freshly prepared food, but it’s all about funding. Scratch cooking will need new equipment like food processors and salad spinners, which cost CMHS $75,000. But for the students of Cabell High, every cent was worth it: from a daily diet of frozen, processed foods, they are now treated to a choice of fresh, healthy, scratch-cooked meals.
“Riverside High is completely up for the challenge” said Gail Wells, one of the school’s cooks. “It’s not that we can’t or aren’t able,” she said. “We just need the equipment and food to do it.”
As those who saw Jamie’s Food Revolution Season 1 when it aired on ABC last spring, the transition for CMHS wasn’t always a smooth one. The cooks had a lot of changes to get used to, with brand new equipment to contend with and new food produce to become familiar with. But they passed every test with flying colors, and lunchtimes now run with clockwork efficiency.
Mom-of-three April Hamilton has been pushing for more scratch cooking in Kanawha County for five years, and she joined the Riverside cooks on their fact-finding expedition. She’s part of a group of concerned parents that have been working to make their kids’ lunch experience more like Cabell High’s. April is also one of our Food Revolution heroes!
“I’d love to see it, not just trickle down, but full blown, sooner than later,” April said. “Every school in the state. Let’s take the leadership role in this country.”
The Food Revolution Team
Image © Rick Lee
Article based on story published in “The Herald Dispatch”, Huntington’s daily newspaper.
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As one of the essential items in women’s wardrobe, fashionable skirts can show women’s elegance and sexiness, and at the same time, they can also highlight their personality through clever matching. The following are tips and matching strategies for wearing fashionable short skirts to help you express your personality.
1. Choose the appropriate skirt style according to your body shape: Different body shapes are suitable for different skirt styles. Tall women can choose A-line skirts or high-waist skirts to highlight their slender figure. Women with plump figures can choose slightly looser skirts, such as hemisphere skirts or straight skirts, to avoid overly tight skirts that overly highlight their curves.
2. Match tops to create a sense of hierarchy: Tops matched with short skirts can create different styles and personalities. For example, pairing with a simple white T-shirt can create a casual and fashionable feel; pairing with a top with a floral pattern or patchwork design can add a romantic and feminine touch; pairing with a denim top can create a handsome and casual style.
3. Try a variety of matching accessories: Accessories are the key to wearing short skirts, which can add personality and highlights to the entire look. For example, pairing with a belt can highlight the waist line and also add a finishing touch; pairing with a mini bag or a sling bag can enhance the overall sense of fashion; pairing with sandals, high heels or sneakers can also add different styles to the look. and temperament.
4. Choose the right color and pattern: The choice of color and pattern of the skirt can directly affect the overall look. Light-colored skirts can create a fresh and energetic feeling and are suitable for spring and summer; dark-colored skirts are more suitable for autumn and winter, and paired with dark-colored tops can create a modern and fashionable feel; patterns and patterns A short skirt can add a touch of art and personality.
5. Choose the appropriate matching style according to the occasion: When wearing short skirts, you also need to consider the occasion. For example, for work occasions, you can choose a mid-length slim skirt and match it with a simple and decent top; for casual occasions, you can choose more casual styles and combinations, such as sports shoes, T-shirts, etc.
The tips and strategies for wearing fashionable short skirts can help you create a unique look. Choose the right style according to your body shape, match it with tops, accessories, shoes, etc., and highlight your personality and fashion sense through the choice of color, pattern and style. The most important thing is to show a confident attitude so that you can wear fashionable short skirts with your own personal charm.

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DTC Ads Redefine Doctor-Patient Relationships Encouraging consumers to become advocates of their own healthcare, Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) ads are impacting the relationships among patients with physicians, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and healthcare payers, according to a newstudy by Scott-Levin, a Newton, Pa.-based healthcare consulting firm. The Direct-to-Consumer Advertising: 1996 study, based on responses from 5,000 physicians representing 14 specialties, 5,000 consumers, and phone interviews with HMO pharmacy directors, found that today's consumers are more proactive about their healthcare decision than ever before. According to the study: Patients who request advertised drugs influence the care of others who don't request a particular medicine, according to a third of the physicians surveyed.13 percent of doctors said they were "very likely" to prescribe a requested drug, with 19 percent likely to concur.More patients are recognizing DTC ads. Compared to 76 percent in 1995, ad recognition rose to 85 percent in 1996.However, physicians have been consistently resistant to the DTC trend. About half expressed negative attitudes toward the ads, similar to survey results in 1995, 1992, and 1989. (Scott-Levin, 901/726-7070) Few Domestic Violence Victims Turn to Medical Community Mental health marketers need to step up their efforts to reach at-risk domestic violence victims, according to a recent survey conducted by Memphis, Tenn.-based Methodist Hospital. Daniel Brookoff, M.D., Ph.D., of Methodist Hospital and colleagues, confidentially surveyed 72 domestic violence victims and 42 accused assailants at the scenes of domestic assaults in November 1995. The study found that: Police are often the only authorities contacted when domestic assaults occur, as only 22 percent of victims reported having ever sought medical care, counseling or shelter.68 percent of domestic assaults involved weapons.89 percent of victims reported previous assaults by current assailants. Bilingual Children Master Reading Faster Youth-oriented marketers should be mindful that bilingual children tend to read earlier than children who aren't fluent in a second language. Knowing a second language, according to the latest research on reading by psychologist Ellen Bialystok, Ph.D., of Toronto-based York University, can help a child comprehend written languages faster. The study evaluated 137 bilingual (French and English, and Chinese and English) and monolingual (English) 4- and 5-year olds. As early as 4 years old, bilingual children could associate written forms symbols with the meanings of pictures more readily than their 5-year old monolingual counterparts.
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On October 2nd, hundreds of paid protesters will stand on the national mall proclaiming their political beliefs. Does this help or hurt the nation? Lets look how they are doing it.
From Big Government:
In response to the success of the Tea Party rallies in April 2009, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) accused the nascent movement of being “astroturf”–a political term of art for a faux movement funded by traditional powers to give a cause the appearance of independent grassroots support.
Pelosi repeated the “astroturf” slur in August 2009 as Tea Party activists showed up in large numbers at healthcare townhall meetings.
Five national tea party-related rallies have been held in our nation’s capitol in the past year and half. If there was evidence that thousands of tea party activists were getting free bus rides to these rallies, surely the media would have made certain the whole world knew about it.
These groups, these supporters and these organizations are behind the rally. That’s fine with me. I really have no problem with anyone getting together and rallying in support of their beliefs. What I do have a problem with is the typical Democrat/Progressive/Liberal lies of “We are for America” when they are anything but.
The groups that are pushing for attendance are about the destruction of this nation PERIOD. You can tell a lot by the company one keeps. Since ANSWER, NAACP and United Socialists are involved as well as many other LOONY LEFTISTS, and George Soros is a large part of the money behind it, I must question the group as a whole. They are providing free bus’s and all kinds of incentives for those that would attend.
How many incentives did Glenn Beck offer? If I remember correctly, he told folks bring your kids, leave your signs. He had help there to assist the elderly and handi-capped but I didn’t hear anything about free bus rides, or plane tickets or flags or anything for the attendees…Odd huh? And they according to Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats were astro-turf? WOW.
So what will we see on Oct 2nd?
Prediction: A bunch of signs about rightwing extremists, anti-tea party signs, Republicans in effigy, Glen Beck insults, and a lot the signs will be professionally done and duplicated.
I hope they have a wonderful time and it will be interesting to see the arrest reports, and the condition of the area after the “rally”. I predict they will have about 20 to 30 thousand in attendance and it will be reported as millions.


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South Carolina High School Soccer - Chapman LandrumFebruary 20, 2018: Landrum, SC 29356
The Landrum Cardinals the visiting Chapman Panthers soccer squad by a margin of 2-0 in Tuesday's non-league match.
The Cardinals now sport a 1-1 record. They play next when they travel to York for a non-league match on Friday, February 23.
With the loss, Chapman drops to 0-1 on the season. The Panthers host Berea (Greenville, SC) to encounter the Bulldogs in a non-league match on Thursday, February 22. The Bulldogs come into the match with a record of 0-1. Berea lost 4-0 in their recent non-league match against Pendleton (Pendleton, SC)


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After the transition of the Southern European countries in the 1970s and of the Central European countries at the end of 1980s from totalitarian and authoritarian regimes to democratic systems and democratic consolidation moving on to the enlargement of the European Union, threatening phenomena have appeared on stage: instead of further consolidation of democracy, illiberal, popular and extreme political tendencies have gained ground. Citizens seem to have forgotten about the morals of the past totalitarian regimes and are indifferent towards political and civil society activities.
MAIN OBJECTIVES were:
- to raise awareness of remembrance about civil society in the last decade(s) of totalitarian regimes and in the transition into democracy – connected to the values of the EU and the history of Europe;
- to highlight the importance and values of civil society organisations and responsible civic participation in democratic regimes;
- to involve different generations into collaboration at transnational level;
- to involve young people in civic participation concerning political issues at EU and national levels in order to build a better future for our common Europe.
Na projekte boli účastníci z Grécka , Poľska , Nemecka , Maďarska a Slovenska

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Book Review: The First 24 Hours of the American Revolution, Jack Darrell Crowder, 2018, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, MD.
Crowder does a nice job in just 126 pages of summarizing what occurred in those vital first hours of the war. The illustrated 8 x 10 softcover book is divided into these chapters:
The British March and the Alarm is Given
Alarms Given to Other Towns in the Area
The Battle of Lexington
The Battle of Concord
Battle Road from Concord to Lexington
Battle Road from Lexington to Boston
Back to Boston
Propaganda of Lexington and Concord
It’s riveting to read about the bravery of men from young teens to men in their prime to elderly, eager to fight for the freedom of the country. I love the story of one man of about 78 years of age named Samuel Whittemore who, despite his age and physical infirmities, leaves his farm to join the fray. He kills one and wounds two other soldiers before he is shot in the face, beaten and bayonetted multiple times. A doctor feels he will soon die and not worth tending to, but he is encouraged to dress Samuel’s wounds. Not only did Samuel survive that day, he went on to live another 18 years!
This book is available to purchase from Genealogical Publishing Company which provided me with a copy to review.

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In Yellow Earth, John Sayles introduces an epic cast of characters, weaving together narratives of competing agendas and worldviews with lyrical dexterity, insight, and wit.
When rich layers of shale oil are discovered beneath the town of Yellow Earth, all hell breaks loose. Locals, oil workers, service workers, politicians, law enforcement, and get-rich-quick opportunists—along with an earnest wildlife biologist—commingle and collide as the population of the town triples overnight. Harleigh Killdeer, chairman of the tribal business council of the neighboring Three Nations reservation, entertains visions of “sovereignty by the barrel” and joins forces with a fast-talking entrepreneur. From casino dealers to activists and high school kids, everyone in the region is swept up in the unsparing wave of an oil boom.
Sayles’ masterful storytelling draws an arc from the earliest exploitation of this land and its people all the way to twenty-first-century privatization schemes. Through the intertwining lives of its characters, Yellow Earth lays bare how the profit motive erodes human relationships, as well as our living planet. The fate of Yellow Earth serves as a parable for our times.
“In his densely textured, overtly political fifth novel, the acclaimed director and screenwriter recounts what happens when shale oil is discovered beneath an Indian reservation in the North Dakota badlands and crowds of outsiders descend.” —New York Times Book Review (New and Noteworthy)
“Mr. Sayles writes with such verve and colloquial humor that even the most esoteric issues brighten with fascination... Mr. Sayles superbly dramatizes the man-made disruptions in his novel’s small pond, but in a book motored by anarchy the most unsettling section occurs when the boom goes bust, bringing Yellow Earth to a surprisingly quiet conclusion: the depiction of a modern-day ghost town.” —Wall Street Journal
“Few fiction writers understand the ripple effect that big industry can have on a community with as much depth and empathy as John Sayles… His latest novel, Yellow Earth, might be his most deeply felt work yet.” —The Stranger
“Incisive...” —Seattle Times
“Without falling prey to false ‘both sides’ equivocation, Sayles masterfully balances and gives fair hearings to competing agendas and doesn’t shy away from the ugly side of human nature; by the same token, he doesn’t give in to cynicism or despair. What animates his fiction is curiosity about different kinds of people and their experiences, and an imagination expansive enough to portray their inner lives. He doesn’t fetishize diversity, but his stories are naturally diverse as a result of his engaged interest in the world around him. Now entering the fifth decade of his career, Sayles remains a standard-bearer for the American novel.” —Slant Magazine
“Filmmaker Sayles... is also a highly imaginative short story writer with a sure ear for dialogue, a keen eye for group dynamics, a flair for quickly establishing intriguing mise-en-scènes, and the ability to animate a great spectrum of flinty characters... Sayles expresses his compassion and concern for those who struggle with poverty and prejudice, seeking both to provoke and entertain.” —Booklist (Starred Review)
“Sayles’s scrawl achieves a sensational pace. It is the impressive result of a comprehensive portrayal of all four stages and an incredible amount of layering, symbolism, and ideology. There is an urgency to Yellow Earth, and Sayles wastes no words... The magic of Yellow Earth is that it doesn’t feel didactic or like an overdone parable. Rather, Sayles fills his work with contradictions. The competing perspectives and ideologies manifest through the characters’ colloquial conversations, inner dialogue, and motivations.” —Chicago Review of Books
“John Sayles has created a tale of people and place bewitched and bedeviled by money and power, ultimately convinced to join in the destruction of their lands and their lives. Not only is his story believable, it could easily be a work of non-fiction, so accurately does he portray the possibilities of an energy extraction project on the lives of men and women in the US heartland.” —CounterPunch
“John Sayles is a living master. Yellow Earth reminds me what novels are for.” —Jennifer Haigh, author of Heat and Light
Praise for John Sayles:
“Many writers can render credible characters in a credible world, but only a few can do so with a warmth and a humor that is as wise as it is true.”
“[Sayles’] ancestry is more like the reportorial vigor Jack London on one side and a little of the sweet impressionism of Stephen Crane on the other.”
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“John Sayles is one of the most important public historians of our generation.”
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- INDAGRA – International trade fair of equipment and products in agriculture, horticulture, viticulture and animal husbandry, 25-29 October 2017, Bucarest, Romania
INDAGRA is the most important agricultural event organized in Romania. ROMEXPO welcomes you at the 22nd edition of INDAGRA – International trade fair of equipment and products in agriculture, horticulture, viticulture and animal husbandry, to be organized from 25th to 29th of October 2017. During INDAGRA 2017, Romexpo Exhibition Center […]
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Agricultural fair Maamess 2018 takes place from 19–21 April, 2018. Maamess, which demonstrates different aspects of rural economy, is the most renowned rural fair in the Baltic States. The exhibition is divided into four parts: arboriculture, agriculture, animal husbandry and horticulture. Maamess is now being held for 26th time and […]
- VIV Europe 2018, 20-22 June, Utrecht, the Netherlands
VIV Europe 2014 was the topnotch business event for our industry. It truly was the World Expo for Animal Husbandry & Processing. Together with our exhibitors we created the best possible business environment for professionals from the industries of poultry, pork, feed, meat and fish. Our focus is always on […]
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