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Pansy Lane Duncan, 89, a former resident of Oliver Springs, passed away peacefully at her home in Fort Worth, Texas, on Dec. 5, 2012.
Pansy Lane Duncan, 89, a former resident of Oliver Springs, passed away peacefully at her home in Fort Worth, Texas, on Dec. 5, 2012.
She was born March 25, 1923, in Marlow and was a lifelong resident of Anderson County until 2008.
Ms. Duncan was a longtime member of Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church and continued to follow her Christian faith after moving to Texas. She enjoyed sewing, crafts and traveling across our great nation. In her later years, Pansy loved spending time at the barn and watching her granddaughter compete in equestrian eventing.
Pansy retired from EG&G Ortec in Oak Ridge.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Alfred Duncan; her parents, Rutledge Lewis Lane and Maggie Godsey Lane; and by numerous brothers and sisters.
Pansy is survived by her daughter, Chaval Sutherland and husband, Mark, of Fort Worth, Texas; her son, Lamar Duncan of Oak Ridge; her grandchildren, Brandon Duncan and wife, Jessica, Logan Duncan and wife, Angela, and Dresden Sutherland; and by her great-granddaughter, Avery Duncan.
She is also survived by her beloved sister, Faye Frederick of Royse City, Texas; and a host of nieces, nephews, special friends and extended family members.
The family wishes to acknowledge Dr. Caroline Woodland of Fort Worth, Texas, who provided Pansy attentive and comforting care.
The family will receive friends from noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013, at Sharp Funeral Home. A graveside service will follow at 2:30 p.m. at Anderson Memorial Gardens with Senior Pastor Garvan Walls officiating.
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Yale Honors Five Seniors and One Team with Annual Awards at Senior ReceptionMay 21, 2011Five seniors and one team were honored by the Yale Athletics Department with awards at the annual senior student-athlete reception Saturday afternoon at the Lanman Center in Payne Whitney Gymnasium. The women's fencing team earned the Brodhead Award for highest team grade point average. Alfonso Costa (Pittsburgh, Pa.) of the men's basketball and men's lacrosse teams and Annie Killian (Nashville, Tenn.) of the women's swimming & diving team were the recipients of the Ford Student-Athlete Community Outreach Award. Lidia Gocheva (Sofia, Bulgaria) of the women's fencing team and Alex Gornitzky (Toms River, N.J.) of the men's swimming and diving team were the recipients of the Kiphuth Student-Athlete Distinction Award. Killian and Shane Bannon (Southbury, Conn.) of the football team were the recipients of the Meyer Humanitarian Award.
Fencing Holds Annual Banquet, Elects CaptainsApril 27, 2011At the Yale fencing teams' annual end of year banquet on Apr. 23, a number of fencers were celebrated for their efforts this past season and the new captains for next season were announced. Junior Shiv Kachru will captain the men's team while sophomore Robyn Shaffer will lead the women's team.
Ivy League Releases 2011 Winter Academic All-Ivy RecipientsApril 13, 2011The Ivy League has released its list of student-athletes selected for 2011 All-Ivy Academic honors in winter sports. The 80 men and women, including 10 from Yale, were starters or key reserves on an officially recognized varsity team with 3.0 or better cumulative grade point averages.
Bulldogs Finish 12th at NCAAsMarch 27, 2011Senior epeeist Tasha Garcia and sophomore sabreist Madeline Oliver concluded competition in the NCAA Fencing Championship for Yale on Sunday. With eight points from Oliver's finish in sabre competition (20th) and five points from Garcia's finish in epee competition (21st), combined with 37 points from the Yale men's team on the first two days of competition, Yale finished in 12th with 50 points. Notre Dame won with 174 points.
Garcia, Oliver Compete at NCAAsMarch 26, 2011Senior epeeist Tasha Garcia and sophomore sabreist Madeline Oliver both competed in the NCAAs for Yale on Saturday, and both finished the day in 22nd place.
Fencing Heads to NCAA ChampionshipsMarch 25, 2011Two fencers from the Yale women's fencing team will be participating in the NCAA National Championships this week. Captain Maddie Oliver will be competing in the saber portion of the tournament, and senior Tasha Garcia will be competing in epee. The championships will be held at the French Field House and St. John Arena in Columbus, Ohio, Mar. 24-27.
Garcia, Oliver Qualify for NCAAs at RegionalsMarch 13, 2011A pair of Yale women's fencers, senior epeeist Tasha Garcia and sophomore sabreist captain Madeline Oliver, qualified for the NCAA championship at Sunday's NCAA Northeast Regional at Vassar. Oliver placed eighth in her weapon and Garcia placed ninth in hers.
Fencing to Compete in NCAA RegionalsMarch 12, 2011Having finished up its regular season with the United States Collegiate Championships, the Yale women's fencing team will now set its sights to the NCAA National Championships. The tournament is an individual competition, which names a national champion for each of the three weapons. . The journey beings on Sunday with NCAA Northeast Regional Championships, hosted by Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. This weekend's results, in conjunction with overall season results, will determine the qualifiers for the National Championships, which will be held at Ohio State University in two weeks.
Yale Competes at Collegiate ChampionshipsFebruary 27, 2011The Yale women's fencing team took home a pair of sixth-place finishes and a seventh-place finish at the inaugural United States Collegiate Squad Championships Sunday at NYU.
Bulldogs Ready for US Squad ChampionshipsFebruary 25, 2011The Yale women's fencing team is preparing to participate in the first ever US Squad Championships this Sunday, February 27. The tournament will be hosted by NYU and will feature the top 24 fencing programs in the country.
Competition Concludes at Ivy ChampionshipsFebruary 13, 2011The Yale women's fencing team concluded competition at the Ivy League Championships Sunday, falling to Penn, Cornell, Princeton and Harvard. The Bulldogs had lost to Columbia and Brown on Saturday. Princeton won the championship.
Bulldogs Finish First Day of Ivy ChampionshipsFebruary 13, 2011The Yale women's fencing team finished with a 0-2 record after the first day of fencing in the Ivy League Championship tournament. The Bulldogs lost to Columbia by a final score of 6-21 to start the day, then lost a close one against Brown with a final score of 12-15. Captain Madeline Oliver and Lidia Gocheva both finished the day with 4-2 records. Yale will fence Cornell, Harvard, Penn and Princeton tomorrow.
Fencing Gears Up For IviesFebruary 11, 2011The Yale women's fencing team will head to Princeton this weekend to take part in the two-day Ivy League Championships. Having put together a 6-6 record during the regular season, the Bulldogs will now look to try their hand against some formidable Ivy League opponents.
Bulldogs Defeat VassarFebruary 01, 2011The Yale women's fencing team hosted a dual-meet against Vassar on Monday, Jan. 29, in the seventh floor fencing salon of Payne Whitney Gymnasium. The Bulldogs rose to the challenge and defeated Vassar by a final score of 16-11 in front of a group of loyal Yale fans. After Saturday's victory over Sacred Heart, Monday's win gives the Elis a two-win streak.
Yale Wins Convincingly Against Sacred HeartJanuary 29, 2011The Yale women's fencing team hosted Sacred Heart for a dual-meet on Saturday, Jan. 29. Before a big home crowd in the seventh floor fencing salon in the Payne Whitney Gymnasium, the Bulldogs defeated Sacred Heart by a final score of 19-8. Drew University was originally scheduled to participate in the Triangular meet, but eventually withdrew because of inclement weather.
Bulldogs to Fence Sacred Heart, DrewJanuary 28, 2011The Yale women's fencing team is prepping for a big meet against Sacred Heart and Drew University on Saturday, Jan. 29. The Bulldogs will host the Triangular meet in the seventh floor fencing salon in the Payne Whitney Gymnasium.
Bulldogs Compete in NYU InvitationalJanuary 22, 2011The Yale women's fencing team finished a tough day of fencing at the NYU Invitational tournament on Saturday, Jan. 22. The Bulldogs compiled an overall record of 1-4 on the day. Yale defeated WSU, but fell to Notre Dame, Northwestern, NYU and Ohio State. The loss against NYU was particularly heartbreaking for the Elis, as it came down to just one bout. At last year's tournament, Yale posted a 2-3 record, with the only difference being a victory against NYU.
Fencing to Compete at NYU InvitationalJanuary 21, 2011The Yale women's fencing team will head to New York City on Saturday, to take part in the annual New York University Invitational tournament. Yale will have a long day of fencing, competing in dual-meets against Notre Dame, Northwestern, NYU, Ohio State, and Wayne State.
Yale-Vassar Fencing PostponedJanuary 18, 2011The Yale men's and women's fencing matches scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 18 vs. Vassar have been postponed due to inclement weather. The matches will be rescheduled for a later date. Check yalebulldogs.com for updates.
Women's Fencing Goes 3-2 at BrandeisDecember 06, 2010The Yale women's fencing team participated in the Brandeis Invitational tournament on Sunday, Nov. 5. During a long day of fencing, the Bulldogs defeated Boston College, Brandeis and Haverford, while losing to MIT and St. Johns, en route to a 3-2 record.
Bulldogs Finish Fencing at Penn State OpenNovember 15, 2010On Saturday and Sunday, the Yale women's fencing team took part in the Penn State Open, in State College, Pa. The two-day individual tournament was the Bulldogs' first live competition of the season, and gave them a chance to assess their standing at this point in the year. Captain Madeline Oliver finished in the Top 16 in saber and sophomore Robyn Shaffer finished in the Top 24 in epee.
Fencing To Open New SeasonNovember 12, 2010The Yale women's fencing team will begin its new season this weekend with the Penn State Open. The Bulldogs have a lot of fresh new faces and are excited to finally begin competitive play.
Yale Fencing Hosts 40th Anniversary Celebration of Head Coach Henry HarutunianOctober 09, 2010Friends, alumni and the Yale fencing team celebrated the 40th anniversary of head coach Henry Harutunian on October 9, 2010 at the William K. Lanman Center inside Payne Whitney Gym. Coach Harutunian was honored for his 40 years of service and dedication to Yale fencing. The night began with a reception in the Kiphuth Trophy Room followed by dinner and an evening of celebration in the Lanman Center.


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EMU and a university in the African nation of Somalia are collaborating on an exchange program as part of a plan to boost peace efforts in the troubled nation.
EMU and the University of Hargeisa in Somaliland, a region of Somalia, have agreed to a cultural exchange of faculty. Somaliland lies within the physical borders of Somalia, but declared its independence from the nation in 1991 due to broad civil unrest in the rest of the country. Though it held elections and has a democratically elected government, the international community still considers the region a part of Somalia.
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The partnership between the two schools will involve visits by instructors from both universities to each other's campus over the next three years, said Amy Potter, associate director for the Practice Institute, a branch of the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding at EMU. At both sites, staff from each school will teach classes in conflict resolution to faculty and students, said Potter.
The project will use funds from a $400,000 grant from Higher Education for Development (HED), a program sponsored by the U.S. Agency for International Development, said Potter. EMU received the grant after responding to a notice by HED earlier this year seeking a university willing to participate in the exchange program.
EMU's past involvement in similar projects made the Harrisonburg school an ideal choice for the exchange program with Somaliland. "We had some good experience in helping other programs get started in other countries," said Potter.
Somaliland 'Quite Peaceful'
Initially, the project will not involve the rest of Somalia, according to Janice M. Jenner, director of the Practice Institute.
Jenner spent a week at Hargeisa in August discussing the feasibility of an alliance between EMU and the Somaliland school, and left impressed with the region's political climate.
"Somaliland is quite peaceful," said Jenner. "The people there are very proud of their elected democratic government. I felt completely safe there."
The vast majority of the 3.5 million people of Somaliland are Sunni Muslims. A little more than half of the population is nomadic or semi-nomadic, with the rest living in urban centers, like the city of Hargeisa, and small towns.
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Barry Hart, associate professor of trauma and conflict studies at EMU, is one of three instructors from EMU who will go to Hargeisa in the spring of 2008 to teach and work with faculty from the latter university.
Staff from EMU, said Hart, will help officials at Hargeisa create a curriculum that, they hope, eventually will teach Somalians how to resolve their differences.
Hart and others from EMU involved in the exchange program hope that their initiative in Hargeisa will enable the university there to help pave the way for peace throughout Somalia.
Citizens of Somalia have enough in common culturally to make peace possible, said Hart, adding that he and other EMU officials hope that the people of Somaliland "can, over time, become a catalyst for change."
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I love this time of year, especially teaching my fitness classes. Everyone is so revved up with excitement and smiles on their faces. My students know that, yes, they are busy but they are still doing something special for themselves by not missing their classes. Be sure you take time out from all your activities of the season because if you don�t, sure as shootin �, you will get sick.
Not sleeping, being exhausted, and having a �to do� list as long as your arm compromises your immune system and your ability to fight disease. A big part of the problem is the food we are eating at parties and family gatherings. Believe it or not, some of our daily food intake includes ingredients linked to serious health problems, and are hard to avoid.
Without being paranoid and ruining your entire holiday I will only list a couple of the culprits. For instance: Hydrogenated oil or partially hydrogenated oil is number one on the list to avoid. They contain trans fats that increase LDL (bad) cholesterol levels and lower HDL (good) cholesterol levels in the body. That can result in narrowing or blockage of the arteries, increasing risk for stroke, heart attack and heart disease.
Just eliminating this one ingredient would be a major health benefit. Where would you find this additive? Because it helps preserve food, making it last longer and look better on store selves, you will find these trans fats in crackers, cookies, and packaged cakes � all party food.
Two other ingredients in our daily diet that we might not think about are sugar and salt.
Let�s take sugar first. There are many �sugars� that are in our food to make it taste good. High-fructose corn syrup is high on my list to avoid. What makes it tough to avoid sugar is the fact that there so many other names for sugar that you might not know, like sucrose, fructose, high-fructose syrup and dextrose, to name a few. Read the labels and you will be amazed at the sugar content.
Salt is my nemesis! I guess it is because I teach Jazzercise and sweat a lot. The first rule with salt is �taste first.� If you gradually reduce your salt intake things will begin to taste better with less salt. A tip for those trying to reduce or avoid salt and salt products � look for sodium compounds found in prepared and processed food. Americans get as much as 75 percent of their total sodium intake from eating processed and prepared foods like canned soups, condiments and mixes. Check the ingredient labels.
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The Legislature has continued the mandated 25%, plus ammunition, cost share for the Basic Law Enforcement Academy. Agencies will be billed post the first day of class and payment is expected prior to graduation. RCW 43.101.200
Before you can become a police officer, you must complete 720 hours of basic law enforcement academy (BLEA) training within six months of hire to the law enforcement agency you are employing with. All academy recruits must be physically able to actively and fully participate in the defensive drills and other required physical activities in accordance with WAC 139-05-230. The WSCJTC requires you to pass a fitness ability test prior to entry into the academy.
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It looks like Rep. Zoe Lofgren is trying to do exactly that, with a new bill (which again, has a terrible acronym): the Immigration Driving Entrepreneurship in America... or IDEA Act. On the face of it, the bill seems to hit on a few key points that we've discussed in the past. It focuses on getting immigrants with advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) green cards, and making it easier for students in those areas to get visas. This has been a huge issue, where top notch students and skilled workers were often forced to go back home, rather than create jobs and growth in the US.
Also, embedded in all of this appears to be a version of the startup visa, that we've discussed for many years. I still have significant concerns about the specific implementation of a startup visa, and the fact that it still relies on venture capitalists as the gatekeeper. That is, a foreign entrepreneur needs to secure money from a venture capitalist to get the visa. I think this relies way too heavily on the venture capital system, which (contrary to what some VCs believe) is not necessary to build a successful startup. It also could put the entrepreneurs in a tricky position where they need a venture capitalist's support not for monetary reasons, but for immigration reasons, and that opens up the system for abuse. However, the overall concept of granting visas to entrepreneurs is good, and hopefully the specific details will help get around these concerns within the bill.
Importantly, the bill also does not pretend that the current H-1b and L-visa programs are free from abuse. Instead, it tries to reform both of those programs to stop the widespread abuse, wherein those visas too often are used as a way to sneak in cheap labor, rather than for their actual intended purposes of keeping significantly skilled labor here.
Finally, the program appears to try to use the money from these new visas to invest in scholarship programs in those important STEM areas, which seems like a good way to invest back into education for future workers.
There are some devils in the details, but it's nice to see a comprehensive attempt to take on a few of these issues that really are impacting US innovation and economic growth.
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IT IS almost 2,000 years old and was thought to have been lost forever, but now an ancient Roman bust is being preserved for future generations.
Conservationists have begun the painstaking process of restoring a marble carving of the Roman god Jupiter which has been rediscovered at Fountains Abbey, near Ripon.
The piece has been identified as part of the celebrated collection of the Earl of Arundel's collection of antiquities from the classical world and is now being analysed by English Heritage at its archaeological store in Helmsley.
Susan Harrison, English Heritage Curator, said: "The condition of the bust is pretty good, but it does need cleaning and further research. Because it's mentioned in 17th Century records, experts knew it existed, but they have searched for it in vain amongst the world's collections of antiquities.
"But here it was all along, safe and sound and waiting to be rediscovered. We plan to do further work to determine the type of marble which will give us an indication of where in the Roman world it is originally from. It really is an impressive piece."
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When the "47 percent" video first hit, there was a question as to whether this was the "real Romney," or someone pandering to the prejudices of the Republican donor class. If you stepped away from the passion of moment, you could easily see a scenario where Romney felt that it was in his best interest to adopt another bit of right-wing rhetoric, for the sake of cash and support.
Then again, by that point it was more than clear that the Republican Party had been infected with a Randian mania. It wasn't—and isn't—hard to find conservatives who attack the mass of Americans as "takers" who rob the "makers" of their rightful wealth. Indeed, this was Wisconsin Representative Paul Ryan's central message until he was chosen for the national stage. And given the constituency for this ideology—wealthy (white) hedge fund managers and assorted rich people—it's possible that Mitt Romney had also adopted this view of the world.
Well, if his remarks to donors this evening are any indication, the "real Mitt Romney" is the man who attacked a huge swath of America as lazy and undeserving. In a conference call with supporters, leaked to the press, he explained President Obama's election win as the inevitable result of giving "gifts" to his supporters—African Americans, Latinos, and women:
In a conference call Wednesday afternoon with his national finance committee, Mr. Romney said that the president had followed the "old playbook" of wooing specific interest groups — "specially the African American community, the Hispanic community and young people," Mr. Romney explained — with targeted gifts and initiatives.
"In each case they were very generous in what they gave to those groups," Mr. Romney said. […]
"You can imagine for somebody making $25,000 or $30,000 or $35,000 a year, being told you're now going to get free health care, particularly if you don't have it, getting free health care worth, what, $10,000 per family, in perpetuity, I mean, this is huge," he said. "Likewise with Hispanic voters, free healthcare was a big plus. But in addition with regards to Hispanic voters, the amnesty for children of illegals, the so-called Dream Act kids, was a huge plus for that voting group."
Now, there's a way to read this so that it doesn't sound as bad as it looks. Politics is a transactional business, and people vote for politicians who improve their lives and provide them with tangible and symbolic benefits. Contraception coverage, subsidies for health insurance—these are things that voters like and appreciate.
But Romney's analysis goes beyond this, and takes a turn to something ugly. With the exception of the immigration enforcement decision—the pseudo DREAM Act that he implemented with his administrative power—there was nothing passed or supported by the Obama administration that could plausibly be described as a "gift" to particular demographics. The Affordable Care Act applies to all Americans—regardless of color or income—who need access to health insurance. And many of the provisions contained within are common sense policies that—at one point in his career—Romney supported. If Obamacare is a "gift" to blacks, Latinos and women, then we should say the same for the upper-income Bush tax cuts, which provide just as much—if not more—to the nation's wealthiest people.
What we know, however, is that there is a real ugly history behind the idea that "urban" Democrats win elections by giving "gifts" to minorities. To wit: One particular right-wing meme that has dogged Obama throughout his presidency is the idea that he has given reparations to blacks for slavery, in the form of health care benefits and other material goods.
And indeed, given Romney's own campaign, I'm not inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt on this; remember, this is the same Mitt Romney who said the NAACP was supporting Obama because they want "free stuff," and who argued vociferously—in ads and interviews—that Obama was "gutting" welfare reform and "giving out checks" in order to "shore up his base." Hell, if you read the above quote, he refers to leniency for the children of undocumented immigrants as "amnesty for the children of illegals."
Which is to say this: Even if there is a way to interpret Romney's remarks as innocuous, I'm going to say that they're not. The "real Romney," it turns out, is the one who really does believe that 47 percent of Americans can't be convinced to "take responsibility for their lives." And those Americans, it seems, are the ones who don't look like him.
One last thing: There's a serious problem for Romney's analysis—he lost Iowa and New Hampshire, two states that are older and whiter than the rest of the country.
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After beating his hit-and-run case yesterday (Aug. 15), Chris Brown must be feeling generous. The singer hinted that he might gift his lawyer with a brand new Lamborghini.
TMZ shares that Breezy was out partying last night in Los Angeles after getting his charges dismissed.
"Feels great," a happy Chris said to the paparazzi. When asked if he might get Mark Geragos, the lawyer who defended him during his auto woes, a nice thank you present, like the Lamborghini he has, Chris smiled and said, "Yeah."
The singer then sped away into the night.
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Brown's fifth studio album, 'X', will arrive later this year. He recently revealed that he once again teamed up with Brandy for a collaboration.


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Due to the times in which we live the air travel industry changes very rapidly on a daily basis.
There was a time when air travelers would purchase paper tickets from a travel agent or ticket agent. Then they would take their paper tickets and check-in with an agent for a boarding pass. There were one or two ways to check-in for a flight.
Today, the technology advances have changed the check-in process. There are more ways to check-in for a flight now. One can use a computer, cellphone, or other handheld device to visit an airline website, for example www.aa.com. You can check -in for your flight up to 24 hours in advance. The latest a passenger can check-in is usually an hour prior to their flight departure time. Every airline is different so check their website or call customer service.
You can also check-in at the airport on a Self-Service machine or kiosk. Some airports have these machines. It a computer screen that is similar to the check-out machine at a grocery store or a bank ATM. You touch the screen and swipe your mileage card, credit card or passport to get your electronic flight reservation.
Checking-in for your flight allows you select a language for instructions, to get your boarding pass, change your seat, check your luggage, add your mileage account number. Some airline websites have tutorials on how to use the Check-in Machines.
For example, go to www.aa.com then look for the search box at the top of the page. Enter the words "check-in tutorial". This will take you the webpage Traveler Information FAQs- Self-Service Check-in. There is advice on airline websites to help you get checked-in faster. They can be a great resource of information.
If you are elderly or not comfortable with computers, ask a family member or a friend to help you get checked-in for your flight and print your boarding pass. This is a good idea if you rarely fly.
Some airports have curb-side check-in. You pull your car up to the departures area at the airport. You unload your luggage and a skycap helps you by checking you in, tagging your luggage and giving you your boarding pass. Then you have one line left which is the security line. This service is great for those who can't deal with computers.
The airports are busy with passengers now because the holiday travel season is coming. The increase in the number of passengers and noise can be overwhelming. I have worked a customer service agent, ticket agent, gate agent, and a baggage handler. I have seen passengers get confused and stand in the wrong lines for hours. Some people just cannot figure out how to get to their bags checked or their tickets changed.
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If you can, guide your elderly family members or friends in using the self-service machine, checking-in their luggage, guide them to the security line. Share with them the info on the airline website. Talk with them about the changes in flying. So that they will be more comfortable with the process.
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Deep in an arid desert region of Mexico lies a little known area that seemingly defies the physics of sound. Known as the Zone of Silence.
Locally as the Vertice de Trino, it is a place where radio waves barely permeate the air. Located between the states of Chihuaua, Coahuila and Durango and only 400 miles from the U.S. Border, something in the area makes it almost impossible to receive radio, television, cell phones or any other sound related transmissions. While the exact cause of this phenomenon has not been fully explained to date, there are many theories abounding that the area has been heavily influenced by past extra-terrestrial and other paranormal activities. Regardless of the cause, the Zone of Silence continues to be a fascinating study into the unknown.
The unique qualities of the region were first discovered when Mexican aviator Francisco Sarabia reported radio trouble while flying over the area in the 1930s. This phenomenon was then later confirmed in 1966 when an organic chemist could not contact fellow team workers on his hand-held radio while conducting a field study. However, full awareness of the unique sound anomalies within the zone did not arise until July 11, 1970. On that date, a faulty U.S. Air Force rocket launched from the White Sands Missile Base in New Mexico went suddenly off course and crashed into the remote desert region. Because the rocket was carrying two containers of radioactive elements, an Air Force recovery team was immediately dispatched to the area where it was once again confirmed that all types of radio signals failed to travel through the air. As a result, research headed by the Mexican government was established to study the unique plant, animal and mineral components of the area in an effort to determine the cause of the drop in signals.
The Zone of Silence is often compared to the Bermuda Triangle, the Egyptian Pyramids, the holy cities of Tibet, Cape Canaveral, all being located between parallels 26 and 28 (Hunt 1984). Soon came the story that just on the other side of the world, somewhere in Tibet or Nepal, there was an area with the same characteristics, so the area is regarded as a center where energy focused ground.
The most commonly held position among scientists for the sudden disappearance of radio waves is the high amounts of mineral deposits in the region. Very high levels of both magnetite and uranium are present, which could create enough electromagnetic pulses to interfere with radio signals. In addition, the region has also received an unusually high level of meteorite activity over thousands of years. This has given rise to speculations that there may be some unusual magnetic properties in the soil arising from the breakdown of meteorite fragments.
The high level of meteorite activity has generated many theories that the region is a vortex where an extraordinary amount of earth energy is concentrated, leading it to be a hot spot for paranormal activities. Numerous reports by local residents of UFO sightings and contact with extra-terrestrial beings have been documented on a regular basis since 1910. Some people have claimed to being witness to "large disks" landing on area hills, while many others describe a regular occurrence of mysterious lights and fireballs in the night skies. Backing the theory of spaceships landing in the area are reports of contacts with alien beings. In all cases, these beings have been described as strange looking blond people wearing long raincoats and ball caps. When asked by a rancher where they came from, their response was "from above".
How the Zone of Silence disrupts radio signals and seems to attract extra-terrestrial activity has yet to be fully explained. But there is little question that the area contains many phenomenons that continue to defy logical explanations.
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Opened the forum this morning, clicked on "New Posts" and got about 20 entries. All of them were spam.
Doesn't VBulletin provide any anti-spam measures? If so then could we please have them implemented.
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Opened the forum this morning, clicked on "New Posts" and got about 20 entries. All of them were spam.
Doesn't VBulletin provide any anti-spam measures? If so then could we please have them implemented.
If we take in our hand any volume; of divinity or school metaphysics, for instance; let us ask, Does it contain any abstract reasoning concerning quantity or number? No. Does it contain any experimental reasoning concerning matter of fact and existence? No. Commit it then to the flames: for it can contain nothing but sophistry and illusion.
we were getting spammed by the kitchen adverts so I changed registration to googles recaptcha...
That didn't work!
So I will go back to fencing questions.
You don't seem to be able to do both which is annoying.
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Or could new users have their first 3 or 5 threads approved before they can post ...
I admit to being slightly nervous at opening the Forum lately for spam and today see another kitchen thread in Blackpool by 'haembuh'.
Season's Greetings everyone
I was thinking of more ways we could try to stop the spam on the forum. A few ideas:
- asking the admins to add the word "cheap" to the bad/swear words list. I suppose too many of us like a bargain
- asking the admins to add "kitchens" to the bad/swear words list. That might work?
- calling any mentioned vendors and nicely asking them to refrain from spamming the forum
- writing a threatening letter to any mentioned vendors and asking them to desist with suitable threat of punishment (maybe by sword)
- making friends with someone in Anonymous and ask them nicely to take out any cheap online kitchen vendors.
Well, maybe that won't work. I assume the vast majority of first-time posts must be spam related. Can the forum be configured to require vetting by admins of all first posts?
Does anybody see a way out of Spam Hell?
Or maybe I'm wrong and we should really be looking at this as an opportunity. The Fencing Forum is now well established as the preferred destination to find rubbish kitchen vendors on the Internet. Can we perhaps make advertising revenue from this phenomenon and plough the money back into the sport?
I mentioned all of this to Alex Paul. He's looking into options.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Chinese conglomerate Wanda says it has closed on the acquisition of AMC Entertainment Holdings, one of the largest movie theater chains in the U.S.
The $2.6 billion deal is the largest takeover yet of a U.S. company by a Chinese firm. It also makes Wanda the world's largest owner of cinemas.
Dalian Wanda Group Co.'s purchase reflects the global ambitions of cash-rich Chinese companies that are using acquisitions to speed their expansion.
The Beijing-based company said it will invest an additional $500 million in AMC and keep its headquarters in Kansas City, Mo.
AMC operates 338 cinemas. It's owned by a group of private-equity firms.
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Spotlight on School Clubs: Camelot Knight Flyers
By Moses Alicea and Jay Smith
As featured on page 52 in the April 2012 issue
Starting school clubs might be easier than you think. The Camelot Knight Flyers, at Camelot Elementary School in Orlando, Florida, is a great example of a parent-and-teacher partnership where the students benefit and are introduced to modeling in a positive way.
This award-winning club, made up of fourth and fifth grade students, is sponsored by Camelot Elementary science lab teacher, Richard Ellenburg, and longtime modeler and pilot, Moses Alicea.
Florida's teacher of the year, Richard, writes in his blog, "For the past two years we have placed renewed emphasis on the concept of flight. To enhance the experience, we created the Camelot Flyers. Aeronautics clubs are open to our fourth and fifth graders. Under the direction of myself and an incredible parent volunteer [Moses Alicea (who is an expert RC pilot)], our students have learned how to build and fly a variety of radio controlled airplanes. We work with balsa or Styrofoam to create electric motor trainers, gliders and "slow stick airplanes". Through grants and donations, we currently have three flight simulators, eight planes with at least 36 or greater wing spans and four radio transmitters."
Students are building a balsa glider capable of carrying a GI Joe action figure. The gliders are to be powered with rubber bands. (photo from Richard's blog)
This is a photo of the nicely decorated winning glider.
As part of the test for a "pilot license," students must correctly identify the parts of an airplane.
Students utilize donated magazines as part of their research to learn more about aeromodeling.
RealFlight Basic is used for flight training. Students demonstrate their proficiency by performing a takeoff, circling the field and landing a basic model two times in a row.
The students are with sponsors Richard (L) and Moses in the Camelot Elementary science lab.
Moses takes time to connect with the students and ensure that all of their modeling questions are answered.
A typical day of buddy-box flying is never short of eager, willing participants!
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Writer/director/producer M. Night Shyamalan returns to the captivating grip of The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable and Signs with SPLIT , an original thriller that delves into the mysterious recesses of one man's fractured, gifted mind. Following last year's breakout hit The Visit, Shyamalan reunites with producer Jason Blum (The Purge and Insidious series, The Gift) for the film.
While the mental divisions of those with dissociative identity disorder have long fascinated and eluded science, it is believed that some can also manifest unique physical attributes for each personality, a cognitive and physiological prism within a single being.
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Though Kevin (James McAvoy) has evidenced 23 personalities to his trusted psychiatrist, Dr. Fletcher (Betty Buckley), there remains one still submerged who is set to materialize and dominate all the others. Compelled to abduct three teenage girls led by the willful, observant Casey (Anya Taylor-Joy, The Witch), Kevin reaches a war for survival among all of those contained within him—as well as everyone around him—as the walls between his compartments shatter apart.
For Split, Shyamalan and Blum reassemble their core team from The Visit, the No. 1-grossing horror film of 2015. Their fellow collaborators include producer Marc Bienstock and executive producers Ashwin Rajan and Steven Schneider.
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TRURO, N.S. - They were Canada West throughout the tournament but make no mistake, they were Team Canada on Saturday.
A thunderous capacity crowd at the Rath-Eastlink Community Centre went home happy after cheering Canada West on to the gold medal, with a 5-1 victory over Team USA at the 2017 World Junior A Challenge.
"There's nothing like it, we're just ecstatic right now," said team captain Carter Turnbull, a veteran of three Challenges, just after the final buzzer. "We just kept it simple – all the guys were rolling, all the guys were getting shots on goal. It was awesome to see, and we really deserved it today."
Turnbull, who's from Nanaimo, B.C., and plays for Powell River in the BCHL, took the trophy for a celebratory lap around the rink after accepting it from Hockey Canada board of directors member Michael Brind'Amour and CJHL president Brent Ladds. Turnbull's medal pairs up with the one he won as a member of Canada West in 2015.
Zach Rose, from Paradise, N.L., and netminder for Victoria of the BCHL, began the tournament as a back-up goaltender and came in about midway through Canada West's opening game, a 5-2 loss to Czech Republic. He played the remainder of the tournament and was on top of his game Saturday, stopping 35 of 36 shots. The performance earned him Most Valuable Player honours and he was also named to the tournament All-Star Team.
"My team called upon me, and you just gotta step up," said Rose moments after the celebratory team photo at centre ice. "I honestly couldn't have done that without my team – they were just outstanding. This feeling that I have right now, wearing the Maple Leaf and winning gold for Canada, it's just unbelievable."
Rose could well have faced a dozen or so more shots in the game, were it not for his teammates throwing themselves in front of the puck, much to the crowd's appreciation.
A short-handed goal at 9:06 of the opening frame sent fans into a frenzy. Brendan Budy split the American defence at centre ice and took a perfect pass from Levi Kleiboer to go in alone and beat U.S. netminder Jake Kucharski for a 1-0 lead.
The second goal for Team Canada had Angus Crookshank and Ethan de Jong working the give-and-go to perfection. Crookshank passed off from the left and stormed the net to take a return pass from de Jong and roof it for a 2-0 lead.
Corey Andonoski added a third goal midway through the second before Jack Drury scored from a scramble in front of the Canadians' net about two minutes later to make it 3-1.
Goals by Ross Armour and Dylan Holloway sealed the deal in the third for Canada West, and rounded out the 5-1 final.
The Canadians had 19 shots on net against Kucharski and Ryan Bischel, who came in after Canada's third goal.
"Character, lots of character, and a lot of heart," was Team Canada West head coach Mike Reagan's response when asked about what made the difference for his team. "'The Western Way.' That's what we preached, and the Canadian Way, and I'm just so proud of these guys. Three days ago we were sitting at 0-2, but we believed in this group."
Joining Rose on the All-Star Team were defencemen Alexander Romanov on Team Russia and Team Canada West's Jonny Tychonick (Penticton, B.C./Penticton, BCHL); as well as forwards Ross Armour (Rossland, B.C./Trail, BCHL) from Team Canada West; Colton Kalezic (Toronto/Toronto, OJHL) from Team Canada East; and American Tyler Madden.
This marked Canada West's fifth championship in the history of the tournament, with the United States capturing the other seven.


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My Leadkids rocked it again this week! Lisa was 2nd Leadwoman in the 50 run behind a girl who was caught cheating. All my 50 mile mountain bikers rode fast, safe and smart. Up next is the 100 mile mountain bike in 26 days. I'm super excited to get back out on the course for these guys and girls. They're really an amazing bunch of dedicated and just plain GOOD people.
A few pics from the weekend.
|Shoe change means a chip change. We rocked it.
Photo: Rob Timko
|Lisa... 2nd Leadchica at the 50 run.
Photo: Rob Timko
|Photo: Rob Timko
|Photo: Rob Timko
| I make every one of my cyclists carry a pink umbrella.
Photo: Michelle Vallejo
Top 5 men at Leadman...
Travis Macy-
Marathon- 3:38
Total- 7:45
Clearly a total bad-ass. Travis rode 4:07 in the 50 bike which is just ridiculous. I talked to him and he said he struggled... if 4:07 is him struggling then if he feels even OK for the 100 bike he should ride in the ~7:30-7:45 range which will dominate any other Leadman. Mad huge respect.
Marco Peinedo
SR50 run- 7:24 = 4:22
Marathon- 3:58
Total- 8:20
Leadville local. DNF'd at the 100 run his first try. He has a demon which is only going to get bigger and meaner during Leadman. He chose to run the 50 so his conversion puts him at ~4:22. Strong runner but he's going to lose two hours or more to Travis in the 100 bike. He'll first need to finish the 100 run and then also run amazing to catch Travis. But I'm not even sure that "amazing" is good enough to catch Travis.
Bob Africa-
Marathon- 4:04
Total- 8:38
Husband of Darcy who just crushed Hardrock. Solid marathon and solid 50 bike so the guy is an all around stud. He's run 21:33 at the Leadville 100 run. He bikes very well and has the Leadville 100 run big buckle so this guy is the real deal. A definite threat if Travis has a bad day.
Luke Jay-
Marathon- 4:11
Total- 8:39
Totally in the hunt. Solid cyclist obviously and his marathon was great. If he rides well in the 100 and then kills the run he'll be right there in August.
Donnie Haubert-
Marathon- 4:11
Total- 9:05
I talked to Donnie a couple times this weekend and it seemed like he struggled with the technical course of the 50... but the 100 bike ain't technical so I can see him riding much better (relatively) in the 100 bike. The kids got a big engine and he's best at the only event that matters... the 100 run. Another cool guy and he get's bonus points for sweet tats.


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Peter Allan Fields is a writer of many Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes. He was also executive script consultant on Next Generation during the latter half of the fifth ("The First Duty" – "Time's Arrow") and during the sixth season. He then became a co-producer on Deep Space Nine during its first season and producer for its second season.
Before Star Trek and following his career as a lawyer, Fields wrote several episodes for The Man from U.N.C.L.E., the show Deep Space Nine did a homage to with Del Floria's Tailor Shop being on Deep Space 9's promenade. Later, Fields was as an associate producer and writer on McCloud, an NBC series starring Diana Muldaur. Soon afterwards, he became a writer and executive story consultant for the popular ABC series The Six Million Dollar Man.
In addition to his work on Deep Space Nine, Fields worked with DS9 co-creator Michael Piller on the latter's short-lived UPN series, Legend (1995, starring John de Lancie). Other television shows for which Fields has written include Knight Rider (1986), Jake and the Fatman (1988), and Xena: Warrior Princess (1995-1996).
Fields was interviewed by Terry J. Erdmann in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion and by Bill Florence for the article "Peter Allan Fields – Man of "The Inner Light", published in The Official Star Trek: The Next Generation Magazine issue 21, pp. 22-25.
Star Trek credits Edit
- "Half a Life" (teleplay, story with Ted Roberts)
- "Cost of Living"
- "The Inner Light" (teleplay with Morgan Gendel)
- "Dax" (teleplay with D.C. Fontana, story)
- "Progress"
- "Duet" (teleplay)
- "The Circle"
- "Necessary Evil"
- "Blood Oath"
- "Crossover" (teleplay with Michael Piller, story)
- "For the Uniform"
- "In the Pale Moonlight" (story)
- "The Dogs of War" (story)