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New Spectre Attack Enables Secrets To Be Leaked Over A Network
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When the Spectre and Meltdown attacks were disclosed earlier this year, the initial exploits required an attacker to be able to run code of their choosing on a victim system. This made browsers vulnerable, as suitably crafted JavaScript could be used to perform Spectre attacks. Cloud hosts were susceptible, too. But outside these situations, the impact seemed relatively limited.
That impact is now a little larger. Researchers from Graz University of Technology, including one of the original Meltdown discoverers, Daniel Gruss, have described NetSpectre: a fully remote attack based on Spectre. With NetSpectre, an attacker can remotely read the memory of a victim system without running any code on that system.
All the variants of the Spectre attacks follow a common set of principles. Each processor has an architectural behavior (the documented behavior that describes how the instructions work and that programmers depend on to write their programs) and a microarchitectural behavior (the way an actual implementation of the architecture behaves). These can diverge in subtle ways. For example, architecturally, a program that loads a value from a particular address in memory will wait until the address is known before trying to perform the load. Microarchitecturally, however, the processor might try to speculatively guess at the address so that it can start loading the value from memory (which is slow) even before it's absolutely certain of which address it should use.
If the processor guesses wrong, it will ignore the guessed-at value and perform the load again, this time with the correct address. The architecturally defined behavior is thus preserved. But that faulty guess will disturb other parts of the processor—in particular the contents of the cache. These microarchitectural disturbances can be detected and measured by timing how long it takes to access data that should (or shouldn't) be in the cache, allowing a malicious program to make inferences about the values stored in memory. These information paths are known collectively as side channels.
NetSpectre builds on these principles; it just has to work a lot harder to exploit them. With a malicious JavaScript, for example, exploitation is fairly straightforward. The JavaScript developer has relatively fine control over the instructions the processor executes and can both perform speculative execution and measure differences in cache performance quite easily. With remote execution, that's a lot harder: the code to perform a vulnerable speculative execution (the "leak gadget") and the code to disclose the differences in microarchitectural state over the network (the "transmit gadget") have to both already exist somewhere on the remote system, such that a remote attacker can reliably call them.
The researchers found that both of these parts could be found in networked applications. For the networked attack, rather than measuring cache performance, the attack measures the time taken to respond to network requests. The disturbance to the microarchitectural state is such that it can cause a measurably different response time to the request.
New side channels
Two different remote measurements were developed. The first is a variation on the cache timing approach already demonstrated with Spectre. The attacker makes the remote system perform a large data transfer (in this case, a file download), which fills the processor's cache with useless data. The attacker then calls the leak gadget to will speculatively load (or not load) some value in the processor's cache, followed by the transmit gadget. If the speculative execution loaded the value then the transmit gadget will be fast; if it didn't, it'll be slow.
The second measurement is novel and doesn't use the cache at all. Instead, it relies on the behavior of the AVX2 vector instruction set on Intel processors. The units that process AVX2 instructions are large and power hungry. Accordingly, the processor will power down those units when it hasn't run any AVX2 code for a millisecond or two, powering them up later when needed. There's also an intermediate half powered state. Brief uses of AVX2 will use this half powered state (at the cost of lower performance); the processor will only fully enable (or fully disable) the AVX2 units after extended periods of use (or non-use). This microarchitectural feature can be measured: if the AVX2 units are fully powered down, running an AVX2 instruction will take longer than if the units are fully powered up.
For this AVX2 side channel, the leak gadget is a fragment of code that speculatively uses an AVX2 instruction. The transmit gadget is a fragment of code that always uses an AVX2 instruction. If the processor speculates that AVX2 is needed then it'll start powering up the AVX2 units; this will make the subsequent transmit gadget run quickly. If, however, the processor speculates that the AVX2 code won't be used, the transmit gadget will take longer. These small performance differences are large enough to be measured over a network.
The AVX2 side channel was found to be quite a bit faster than the cache side channel, but both are very slow. Network stacks are complicated, and network traffic makes network latency variable. In spite of this, the side channels still work, but even on a local network, the researchers needed about 100,000 measurements to discern the value of a single bit. To make their attack reliable and consistent, they used 1,000,000 measurements per bit. Using a gigabit network to an Intel-based system and the cache-based side channel, this enabled an overall rate of data extraction of about one byte every 30 minutes. The AVX2 side channel is much faster—one byte every eight minutes—but still very slow.
Over a remote network to a system hosted in Google Cloud, 20 million measurements were needed for each bit, and the data rate dropped to one byte every eight hours for the cache side channel, every three hours for the AVX2 one.
These data rates are far too slow to extract any significant amount of data; even the fastest side channel (AVX2 over the local network) would take about 15 years to read 1MB of data. They might, however, be sufficient for highly targeted data extraction; a few hundred bits of an encryption key, for example. The cache side channel can be used to leak memory addresses, which in turn can be used to defeat the randomized memory addresses used by ASLR (address space layout randomization). Leaking a memory address to defeat ASLR took about two hours. With this memory address information, an attacker would be able to more easily attack other exploitable flaws of a remote system.
The same countermeasures as are effective against Spectre—code changes that one way or another prevent speculative execution of sensitive code—are effective against NetSpectre. NetSpectre does, however, make the label "sensitive code" rather broader than it was before; there are now many more pathways and system components that might potentially be used to leak information. The slow transfer rates mean that the utility of NetSpectre is limited, but this underscores how the initial Spectre research was a launching point for a wide range of related attacks. We doubt this will be the last.
Update: Intel has issued a statement that says much the same thing.
NetSpectre is an application of Bounds Check Bypass (CVE-2017-5753), and is mitigated in the same manner – through code inspection and modification of software to ensure a speculation stopping barrier is in place where appropriate. We provide guidance for developers in our whitepaper, Analyzing Potential Bounds Check Bypass Vulnerabilities, which has been updated to incorporate this method. We are thankful to Michael Schwarz, Daniel Gruss, Martin Schwarzl, Moritz Lipp, & Stefan Mangard of Graz University of Technology for reporting their research.
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The names of the books come from the Septuagint (a Greek translation of the Old Testament dating from the third century BC) via the Vulgate (the Latin translation of the Bible made by Jerome in the fourth century AD).
Genesis and Deuteronomy are clearly independent books. Genesis tells the story of the creation of the world and God's dealings with his people up to the time of Joseph and the descent into Egypt. Deuteronomy is essentially Moses' last speech to the sons of Israel before his death. The end of Deuteronomy records Joshua's succession to Moses and the circumstances of Moses' death.


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Diana Vickers has declared that Cheryl Cole was "a fantastic mentor" during her time on The X Factor.
However, the 'Once' singer added that winning the talent competition does not solely depend on who the hopefuls are supported by.
Speaking to MTV News, Vickers said: "Cheryl was a fantastic mentor. She's a real tough cookie and put that into her contestants. It was her first year and she did a great job with us girls.
"[But] I think as well as it being about the judge and the mentor, it's more about the individual contestant and how much they want it. It's also about what they give along with the support of the judge."
Vickers, who came fourth in 2008's X Factor, also explained that she felt Matt Cardle, from Dannii Minogue's Boys category, had performed best in this year's competition so far.
She said: "One chap that has stood out for me was Matt Cardle. For me, he stood out by a mile."

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It is critical that when voting in the upcoming county council election you understand the "7 vote thing".
So, I am compelled to explain the importance of "plunking" and in general resisting the urge to go "eeny, meeny, miney, moe" and expending all seven of your Kauai County Council votes on candidates you have little or no knowledge of.
PLEASE CONSIDER NOT USING ALL 7 COUNCIL VOTES. Your ballot will say "Vote for not more than seven (7)" and does not require you to cast all 7 votes. Remember that your #5, #6, or #7 votes could be the same vote that beats your top choices!
While I am obviously hoping you will cast one of your seven votes for me, I will not venture to suggest who else you might want to vote for.
Many voters will naturally vote first for those candidates they really want to see in office and who they are familiar with and confident in.
Then, often at the expense of those they truly support, the uninitiated voter feels compelled to cast their 3 or 4 remaining votes on candidates that are "ok" and are perhaps familiar with their names.
Those final "eeny, meeny, miney, moe" votes could be the votes that inadvertently beat your #1, #2 or #3 top choices.
The fundamental rule of experienced akamai Kauai voting is: Do not use all 7 votes when choosing your Kauai County Council candidates.
Experienced Kauai voters will use their Council votes sparingly, selecting only those candidates whom they really and truly and positively want to get elected. These voters might cast one vote or perhaps up to 4 or 5 votes but rarely do they go beyond this number.
Assume there are 14 candidates running for the 7 Council seats.
The council candidates' mother goes to vote.
She votes for her child (naturally) and then pauses and decides to vote for one other candidate who has been especially nice to good ol' mom during the campaign. Mom's favorite candidate (her child) then loses the election by one vote to that other candidate and very nice person mom decided to vote for also.
Bottom line is that in most Kauai Council elections – mom's, grandma's, wives, husbands, sisters, brothers and children of the candidate will often only cast one vote in the Kauai County Council race.
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Next up was Adam Taylor and, new signing, Abhay Singh (pictured). Adam was always comfortable against Mike McDonald winning in 3 games as well. Abhay quickly found his form but Paul McDonald's fine shot making was not enough to overcome Abhay's mobility around the court in what was an entertaining 3:0 match to watch. It was an impressive debut performance by Abhay and we look forward to watching him many more times.
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Fuel shortages, bottlenecks hamper Florida mass exodus
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Hurricane Irma kills 10 in Caribbean, heads for Florida as Category 4
In a state home to more than 20 million people, Governor Rick Scott warned residents on both coasts to be ready to get out before the monster storm strikes south Florida late Saturday.
Experts hope to avoid mass casualties by ushering residents out of the riskiest areas, in what could be the largest US evacuation since Hurricane Rita forced 3.7 million people to leave Texas and Louisiana in 2005.
Already, 31,000 people have already fled the Florida Keys chain of islands, and Scott warned people yet to evacuate to get out, fast.
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Sign of the growing alarm about the damage Irma could wreak in the southeast US, authorities in the neighboring state of Georgia also ordered the mandatory evacuation of the city of Savannah and other coastal areas, affecting more than 300,000 people.
In Miami Beach, people were filling the trunks of their cars with water and other provisions, and sharing contact information with their neighbors as they prepared to hit the road.
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The only way to drive out of the Florida peninsula is northward, and motorists leaving Miami have found many gas stations cordoned off with yellow tape, signaling they were closed due to lack of fuel.
Lines of cars, some more than a dozen deep, snaked around those that remained open. Often those lines jutted into the main roadways, causing traffic to pile up.
"People are freaking out," said Yasmine Herrera, a hair stylist who works south of Miami.
She told AFP she had heard rumors of fights breaking out at gas stations, and experienced a tense standoff herself when two drivers blocked her in at a pump, each wanting to fill their tanks after her and each refusing to yield and allow her to exit. Eventually, one relented.
The governor acknowledged "issues" with fuel and said he had asked the White House and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to waive rules and regulations in order to get as much fuel as possible into the state and ports.
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These Radios are pre tuned to a closed circuit frequency.
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MONDAYS 3-4 AM CBS Radio Mystery Theater (1974-82).
2-5 PM Rick Skeen Host-Old Time Radio-Nostalgia.
TUESDAYS 1-2 PM French Programming for native speakers with offerings of shows who are the targeted audience.
WEDNESDAYS 2-3 AM, Sports featuring athletes who are visually impaired/blind and or disabled such as games i.e.: Goal Ball, Beep Baseball and various sports.
1-2 PM Italian Programming for native speakers with offerings of shows who are the targeted audience.
THURSDAYS 2-3 AM Syndicated Programming.
FRIDAYS 2-3 AM Polka (Syndicated).
SATURDAYS 3-4 AM Old Timey/Old Time Religious Radio Programming from the past and of historical value.
4-5 AM Folk/Country Woodsongs Show (Syndicated).
SUNDAYS 2-3 AM Syndicated Talk/Community Talk Programming (noncommercial/educational) of various topics.
5-6 AM Gospel Doings by Bruce Cutler (Syndicated).
7:50 AM-1:30 PM -The Roasts and Radio Show LIVE from Paper Tiger Coffee Roasters-This show offers community/topical subjects and news, info plus guests(nonpolitical)from all walks of life in a very informal and relaxed setting. The Best of this show will be repeated at various times.(Holiday Programming will be on instead of this show)..
2-3 PM Slavic Programming for native speakers with offerings of shows who are the targeted audience and English Lessons for Slavic Native Speakers for connecting to the community in various ways.
3-4 PM German Programming for native speakers with offerings of shows who are the targeted audience.
4-5 PM Balkan Programming for native speakers with offerings of shows who are the targeted audience.
5-6 PM Scandinavian Programming for native speakers with offerings of shows who are the targeted audience.
7-9 PM Rick Skeen Host/Old Time Radio-Nostalgia.
9-10 PM Starr Talk/Sonny Starr Host (Syndicated) Hollywood-Nostalgia and Historical Valued Programming.
10-11 PM Jewish/Hebrew Programming for native speakers with offerings of shows who are the targeted audience.
FILL IN Between programming Classic Hits accenting key moments in life.


The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which barely lost ground last week, is keeping losses tidy again in the stock market today.
Here's What's New with BABA, JD, GRPN, and SHOP(Continued from Prior Part)1688.com sales soared 120%Alibaba's (BABA) China-focused wholesale marketplace, 1688.com, recorded strong growth in 2018, a top Alibaba executive revealed this month.
A well-integrated data platform gives the e-commerce enabler plenty of room to grow.
Shopify Inc. , the leading multi-channel commerce platform, plans to announce financial results for its first quarter ended March 31, 2019 before markets open on Tuesday, April 30, 2019.
One of my favorite long-term growth stocks in the market is e-commerce solutions provider Shopify (NYSE:SHOP). I got bullish on SHOP stock in mid-to-late 2017, when it became obvious that decentralized, direct-to-consumer commerce was the future of retail, and that Shopify provided the building blocks for that future.SHOP was a sub-$100 stock. In the intervening 18 months, I've reiterated my bull thesis time and time again, put Shopify in my high-growth, long-term trading group STARS, and all the while, SHOP stock has more than doubled.But, even as a long-term bull, I think it may be time for the red-hot Shopify stock to take a breather here around $200.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips Still a Long-Term PlayTo be sure, this isn't to say that Shopify isn't a great long term investment anymore. On contrary, Shopify is still one of the market's best multi-year investments, powered by some of the most robust secular growth tailwinds in the global economy. But, long-term gains don't always equal near-term gains. Sometimes, even the market's brightest stars get ahead of themselves, and need to cool off. * 8 Best Stocks to Buy for an April Rally That's exactly where I think we are with Shopify stock. The long-term growth outlook remains very healthy. The shares will head way higher in the long run. But, near-term upside in SHOP stock looks limited by three factors: increasing competition, slowing economic expansion, and a full valuation. Near-Term Risks Are MountingSHOP stock has had a tough past few weeks, and not without reason. * Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) launched Instagram Checkout, which some see as a threat to Shopify given that it could ultimately cut Shopify out of the equation in Instagram commerce. * Square (NYSE:SQ) revamped its Square Online Store to be a more robust Shopify competitor. Shopify and Mailchimp terminated their partnership over data sharing disagreements. * News broke that Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is getting into the e-commerce solutions game. * Widely followed short seller Citron Research put out a bearish note on SHOP stock, calling for a $100 price tag within the next 12 months.Add these up and the news flow related to Shopify has taken a sharp turn for the worse of late.Broadly speaking, all these developments have one central theme: Shopify isn't the only game in town. Everyone is starting to realize that decentralized, direct-to-consumer commerce is the future. Consequently, everyone is jumping into this space. Facebook's next big move is commerce and selling things directly through their ecosystem. Square wants to get into e-commerce after dominating brick-and-mortar commerce for small to medium sized merchants. Microsoft sees the opportunity.Amid all this rising competition, the global economy is slowing, and Shopify stock is trading at a rather rich 20 times trailing sales. So, in the near term, you have rising competition headwinds converging on a slowing economic expansion backdrop and a rich valuation. That combination ultimately implies sideways trading for the foreseeable future. Long-Term Upside Remains HealthyTo be 100% clear, nothing about this near-term noise affects the long-term growth fundamentals underlying SHOP stock.First, Instagram Checkout will serve as a complement to Shopify, and retailers/brands will have both, since not all sales transactions happen through Instagram (only a small portion do). Second, Square is miles behind Shopify in the e-commerce solutions game, and even if they do gain considerable market share, the decentralized, direct-to-consumer market is growing fast enough to accommodate multiple high-growth players. Third, losing Mailchimp isn't exactly a big deal for Shopify. Fourth, see the Square point, and just sub in Microsoft. Fifth, Citron has been bearish before, and they were dead wrong last time. * 7 Biometric Stocks to Watch as AI Rises In other words, none of the near-term negative developments have any long-term negative implications for SHOP stock. In the big picture, Shopify provides the building blocks for retailers and brands to establish an online storefront -- which has become essential in today's direct-to-consumer retail world -- and they are the best in class at doing so. Of course, at scale, they won't be the only ones providing these building blocks. But, a natural assumption is that given the company's leadership position, experience, management, and track record, Shopify will stay on top of this industry for the foreseeable future.Assuming so, given that Shopify's gross merchandise value amounted to less than 1.5% of global e-retail sales last year, the runway for growth in Shopify remain tremendous. I maintain that this company has $10-plus earnings-per-share potential within the next several years, and that this potential creates a pathway for a $300-plus SHOP stock price in the long run. Bottom Line on SHOP StockAll in all, SHOP stock remains a long-term winning investment. But, even the best long-term winning investments run into near-term valuation friction from time to time, and that friction keeps shares stuck in neutral for a while. That's where we are with Shopify stock today. As such, while long-term upside remains compelling, near-term upside is capped.As of this writing, Luke Lango was long SHOP, FB, and SQ. More From InvestorPlace * 2 Toxic Pot Stocks You Should Avoid * 5 Data Center Buys That Deliver Sizable Income * 7 High-Risk Stocks With Big Potential Rewards * 3 Marijuana Stocks to Watch as New York, New Jersey Delay Legalization Compare Brokers The post Shopify Stock Isn't Doomed, But It's Limited Near Term On Three Factors appeared first on InvestorPlace.
What's behind Amazon's Whole Foods Price Cuts?
Shopify's software is used by 800,000 businesses in about 175 countries. The back story: Shopify stock (ticker: SHOP) has rallied about 40% year-to-date due to the company's impressive revenue growth. What's new: Baird analyst Colin Sebastian reiterated his Outperform rating for Shopify stock on Thursday, citing the company's impressive win-rates against its competitors.
The e-commerce services provider sees a bull juice up his price target.


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Big Brother Bengals: Cincy Officially Has Kansas City's Number
by Braden Holecek
in AFC, AFC West, Cincinnati Bengals, Featured, Kansas City Chiefs, NFL, NFL Featured
Once again, the Kansas City Chiefs fell to the Cincinnati Bengals in a tight battle. Cincinnati had a strong start and a commanding finish, thanks to miscues from the Chiefs. While Kansas City fought back and battled in the middle of the game, there were multiple reasons as to why the Chiefs lost. Simply put, the Bengals officially have Kansas City's number right now, proving to be the first real big brother threat to the Chiefs, so to speak.
Joe Burrow has three career victories over Patrick Mahomes. The only other quarterback to have done that? That would be Tom Brady, of course. While not a carbon copy of the greatest quarterback of all-time, Burrow wins with similar poise, accuracy, anticipation, decision-making and awareness in the pocket. Elsewhere, Cincinnati is multiple both offensively and defensively, throwing a multitude of different looks at opponents.
The Chiefs have not fully learned the lessons from previous meetings against the Bengals. Meanwhile, we will look back on the most significant issues that led to Kansas City losing this game. Proper fixes will certainly be made as the Chiefs approach the final stretch and the postseason. Let's kick it off.
Burrow Unfazed, Made Easy Money
From start to finish, Burrow seemingly had all day to throw. He could have sat back all day and did not really have to move in the pocket or extend plays. When certain throws were covered, Burrow delivered absolute daggers with his legs. Sure, some throws were open. That was thanks to the ability of the Bengals pass catchers to sit quickly in the soft spots of zones. But when he needed to be perfect through the air, Burrow dropped dimes, bullets and darts around and in between defenders.
Obviously, Burrow already demonstrates great mental toughness in got to have it situations. Though, Kansas City never posed a threat to the Cincinnati passer, overall. He distributed it around the entire field, getting plenty of different pieces involved. This kept the Chiefs guessing, as a result. Elsewhere, Burrow put Kansas City in precarious positions deep down the field. The recent stretch of play of the Bengals quarterback has been as good or better than any of the top quarterbacks from this season.
Turnovers Slightly Beginning To Rise For Chiefs Offense
The Travis Kelce fumble was the biggest momentum changer. Of course, this came late, after the Chiefs were fairly clean in the second and third quarters offensively. We have not seen Kelce fumble much in recent years. Moreover, that was his first fumble lost all season long. The offensive turnovers are quietly becoming an issue for the Chiefs against the toughest of opponents, however.
Interestingly, Kansas City actually ranks in the bottom third of the league in giveaways. The Chiefs have the same amount of fumbles lost this season, as Mahomes does interceptions. In three games against current AFC playoff teams, the Chiefs have four giveaways this year. All of these resulted because of bad decision-making and poor fundamentals. Almost all of these turnovers against current AFC playoff teams happened late in the second half of games, to boot.
These turnovers were not all due to good plays by the opposing defenses. Simply put, the Chiefs have been easily gifting the opponent with devastating giveaways. Certainly, those opponents are already full of talent. Kansas City can also comeback against almost anyone, if given the chance. Yet, the turnovers late in games must decrease against top competitors.
Cincinnati Outclasses KC In Situational Football
If a playoff rematch occurs again this upcoming postseason, this is an area where the Chiefs must improve when facing the Bengals. Yes, Kansas City held Cincinnati to two field goals and Carlos Dunlap made a crucial stop on fourth down, while the Bengals were in the red zone. Nonetheless, the Bengals made the correct reads and decisions on seemingly every third down. Cincinnati finished the day by being successful on seven of their 11 third down attempts on offense.
It was not just that the Bengals converted. In fact, Kansas City had many chances to get off the field, get good field position and could have made tackles short of the sticks. That is the simple part of it. Whereas with the play calling decisions, Cincinnati continually attacked the Chiefs defense at their weakest areas. The select group of successive plays that the Bengals have ready in late game moments just put the Chiefs on their heels. That was the case for Kansas City not just in this loss, but in last year's losses to Cincinnati as well. Mainly, this is an area where the Bengals have just been perfect and much more comfortable than the Chiefs when the game has been on the line.
Be on the lookout for more FPC Chiefs articles and analysis throughout this week. For more great sports and NFL content, stay tuned to Full Press Coverage.
– Braden Holecek is the Kansas City Chiefs managing editor for Full Press Coverage. He covers the NFL. Like and follow on Follow @ebearcat9//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Follow @FPC_Chiefs//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js and Facebook.
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Edrick Lee out for three months with broken arm.
SCHEDULE: Tom has had surgery to repair a ruptured tendon on his foot and is now wearing a protective boot.
Man that injury looked painful... still a good fend though.
Raiders prop Brett White has picked up an injury to his eye socket in the teams 17-12 loss to the Tigers on Saturday night.
Scans have revealed White has a small fracture to his eye socket and will miss 2-3 weeks with the injury.
The injury to White will not require surgery.
Edrick Lee has had surgery on his broken arm and is not yet back in any form of training.
Mark Nicholls will miss the remainder of the season, after he sustained a broken arm in the Mounties loss to the Sharks on the weekend.
Nicholls has had surgery to repair both his radius and ulna and he will miss the rest of the season.
Tom Learoyd-Lahrs is out of his protective boot and has resumed some gym training.
SCHEDULE: White has a small fracture to his eye-socket, but with rest he should be fine in 2-3 weeks.
SCHEDULE: Lee has had surgery on his right arm and is recovering.
The Raiders' limp 32-2 defeat at ANZ Stadium 13-06-28 was compounded with winger Sandor Earl suffering a dislocated elbow, while in-form centre Jack Wighton strained his groin.
The pair will have scans on Saturday to assess the damage, with Earl set for a lengthy stint out while Wighton could be sidelined for up to three weeks.
Jack Wighton (groin) and winger Sandor Earl (dislocated elbow).
Earl may struggle to make it back before the end of the season.
David Shillington - suffering rib cartilage injury.
The Raiders have lost a trio of front-rower's leading into Round 1 with the news that former representative player Tom Learoyd-Lahrs and promising youngster Jeff Lynch will join David Shillington on the sidelines.
There are no injuries to report out of the Raiders loss to the Cowboys, with Joel Edwards cleared of any damage from a head wound on Saturday night.
David Shillington will be asssessed this week heading into the Knights match, but remains unlikely to be available against Newcastle on Sunday.
Josh Papalii will have scans on his injured ankle today, to determine how long he he will be on the sidelines.
Papalii is expected to be ruled out for at least this weekend, with a more definite time frame to be detrmined once the club medical staff have seen his scans.
David Shillington will return to squad training this weekend and could be available this weekend, while Tom Learoyd-Lahrs has commenced running on his ankle but is still expected to miss another game.
The Raiders have picked up multiple injuries in their 54-18 loss to the Warriors at GIO Stadium in round 21.
Jordan Rapana ruled out for the remainder of the season with a fractured skull.
Brett White out for at least one game with a groin strain.
Jeff Lynch is also waiting scans on a hand injury and will be reassessed once the results are in. Jordan Rapana will also be assessed this week after missing round two with a hamstring injury.
Blake Austin not looking too good.
Raiders confirmed Blake Austin (Knee) and Aidan Sezer (Eye-Socket) will miss 4-6 weeks following scans today.
Jeff Lima facing a stint on the sideline after fracturing his hand.
Blake Austin breaks hand at training. Surgery today. Could be out for season.


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Area Resources
Open the Door to Cali, MO
Burgers' Smokehouse
Central Missouri's link to the eighteenth century art of meat curing. Located along the Moreau River, Burger's Smokehouse is three miles south of California on a farm just off Highway 87.
Free catalogs are available on request.
Phone 1-800-705-2323.
California Country Club
A nine-hole golf course is located northwest of California on County Club Road. Available for visitors with payment of green fees during the week. Phone (573) 796-2089.
California Shooters Club
The California Shooters Club is located five miles east of California on Highway 50, then one mile south on a gravel road. Arrangements can be made for special events such as archery, trap, skeet and black powder rendezvous.
Contact: Russell Clennin (573) 796-2015.
Cargill Baseball Diamonds
The City of California Parks & Recreation manages these beautiful lighted ball fields during the softball, baseball, and soccer seasons. Providing athletic events and experience for the youth in the community is the purpose for maintaining this facility.
Cultural Heritage Center
The Cultural Heritage Center, located at 201 North High Street, is a development by California Progress Inc. and the Moniteau County Historical Society. What was once the old Post Office is now a cultural center for the community and the county.
The center houses information and special exhibits on the history of Moniteau County, a library for genealogy research, public meeting rooms, an information center, and gift shop.
The outdoor area is landscaped and prepared for shows, demonstrations, and socials during the summer months. The meeting room and lawn are available for meetings and reunions.
Contact: 573-796-3563; email: [email protected]
Double XX Speedway
Located west of California on Highway 50, Double X Speedway has dirt track auto races every Sunday night from mid-May through mid-September featuring street stock, sportmans, winged sprints, and hobby stocks.
Gates open at 5:30 p.m., races at 7:30 p.m. Grandstand Admission, $5.00. Ten and under free. Pit passes, $15.00.
Kyle Wirts, track owner.
Races promoted by the Sportsman Racing Association.
Eitzen House
This fine old house located S Oak St in California was built in 1898 by Charles A. Eitzen at a cost of $30,000. The Architect was Oliver Sprouse, Blazer Bros. provided the stone masons and the Inmans were the bricklayers. It has 5 rooms on the first floor, 5 on the second and 4 rooms on the third. Nine fireplaces are in the house. Some of the large closets and pantries are now used as extra rooms, making a total of 19 rooms.The original slate roof is still in place. The outside walls are 22 inches thick and the inside ones are 14 inches. Iron fencing set in concrete and stone surround the grounds whichcover an entire block. A "widow's walk" can be seen on the top.
Walter Eitzen, a son, lived in the house until 1952 when he moved to a new home on Rice Blvd. A carriage house and stable with a room above for the coachman is still standing adjacent to the house on the west side. It was strictly modern with steam heat and private water works.
The Eitzen House is currently a private residence.
Finke Theatre
Located at 315 North High Street in downtown California, MO, the opera house/theatre was built in 1885. The building was designed by Jerome Bibb "J.B." Legg, a well-known St. Louis architect. Legg was also responsible for designing many Missouri courthouses, opera houses, theaters, churches, schools and public buildings and remodeled the Missouri state capital in 1887.
The Finke Theater was named to the National Register of Historic Places for its significance in the area of entertainment and recreation in 2004. The two-story brick building was California, MO's only opera house and theater and therefore was the main entertainment center for the community.
From 1885-1897 it was known as the California Opera House and then the Finke Opera House from 1897-1922. While it was the opera house, the building was home to stage shows, plays, musical and school performances. Blind Boone played the piano at the opera house in 1893. Cole Younger, an associate of Jesse James, lectured at the opera house in 1909. From 1922-1937, it was known as Finke Theatre and featured vaudeville and motion pictures.
In 1937, it was renovated from its Victorian style to an art deco style and became known as the Ritz Theater, from 1937-1978. It is now known as Finke Theater since its opening for the 2009-10 season.
Moniteau County Courthouse
The Moniteau County Courthouse, built in 1867, replaced a 20-year-old brick building and is now one of the oldest courthouses in Missouri. Nearly all of the county's business is still conducted inside this one building. The interesting semicircular front portico very closely resembles the same feature of the former State Capitol built in 1840. Note the square mounted abaci on top of the brick columns. The same features on the State Capitol were oriented in a curved line with the portico. Here the abaci are in line with the courthouse walls.The only major interior change over all the years has been the removal of one side of the double staircase. The courthouse is nearly unchanged from its original design and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The marker on the lawn describes the origin of our county's name. The first floor contains two interesting museum displays by the Historical Society. One is a history of the county from pre-settlement, including natural features and Indians, to the days of early settlement. The other display describes the participation of Moniteau County servicemen in our nation's wars.
The courthouse lawn and sidewalk is named "Heritage Square" and has been landscaped with tree plantings, benches, period lighting and brick sidewalks. The bricks in the sidewalks are engraved with the names of citizens, events, and organizations associated with Moniteau County. A granite paver has the engraved image of the Manito and names of Moniteau County towns.
Personalized bricks may be purchased through applications available at the courthouse. The funds received from the development of this "Heritage Square" are used to restore and landscape the courthouse. The Moniteau County Courthouse is located on the square in downtown California items pertaining to the county's history are offered for sale including books, postcards, audio tapes, atlas, and cemetery records.
Moniteau County Fair
The Moniteau County Fair and Livestock Show began in 1866 and is the oldest continuous fair west of the Mississippi River. In addition to annual events such as the ham auction, livestock show, arts & crafts display, carnival rides and grandstand shows, there are numerous extra activities planned each year. The Moniteau County Fair is generally held during the first full week of August.
Ozark Ham & Turkey Festival
Held annually on the third Saturday in September, the Ozark Ham & Turkey Festival is considered one of the fastest growing festivals in mid-Missouri. The Ozark Ham & Turkey festival is a one-day festival designed to showcase two of the major industries in California and Moniteau County. Billed as having "something for everyone", the Ozark Ham & Turkey Festival has activities throughout town. See the Ham & Turkey Festival section of this web site for more information.
Prairie Home Wildlife Area
The 1,455-acre Prairie Home Wildlife Area, located west of Jamestown near Prairie Home, is managed by the Missouri Department of Conservation for multiple use. Hunting and fishing are the primary uses. Other activities may include mushroom hunting, nature study, primitive camping, and horseback riding on a designated trail. The Buckhorn Hiking Trail, an eight-mile circular trail, is developed for hikers.
Contact: Missouri Department of Conservation, 1907 Hillcrest, Columbia, MO 65201.
Rice House
This stately mansion built in 1867 by Niles Rice, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Located at 205 South Oak Street, California, the Victorian home has 12-foot ceilings, six-foot hallways, and 36 narrow seven-foot windows.
The Rice House is currently a private residence.
Moniteau County Library
The 1954 endowment from Elia Wood Paegelow provided the funds for the first California public lending library. The library is now located at 501 S. Oak Street. Individuals residing outside the California City Limits, pay a small out-of-tax-district annual fee to use this spacious modern library.
The library provides a complete children's collection, subscriptions to newspapers and magazines, and adult fiction and non-fiction books. Selected works are available in large print books and audio books. Small video and Spanish language collections have been added as well. The library has computers, a copier, and a fax machine for public use. They regularly offer adult education classes, exhibits and programming for children.
California Chamber Of Commerce
500 S Oak St Suite A
California, MO, 65018, US


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Cane's comes to town to challenge Chick-Fil-A
David Rivera, Cole Rothbauer, Camryn Kohout, Chloe Kalina, and Matthew Peckman
When you think of fast food, you probably think of many places. Now think of fast food chains that specialize with chicken. By now your options should be narrowed down. Most people from Northeast Ohio immediately think of Chick-fil-A or Canes.
The everlasting debate comes down to this: Which is better between the two? The creamy, sweet Cane's sauce, or the famous chicken sandwich? While interviewing several people in Canfield High School, we got a variety of opinions.
Some favor Chick-fil-A for their nuggets, or something as simple as preferring the pickles that come on the sandwich. Some even favor Cane's for the Texas toast that comes with the meal, or their famous sweet tea and lemonade that people rave over.
According to Mr. Ruark, a teacher at Canfield High School, Canes is undoubtedly the better option.
Ruark said, "You get more food, the sauce is better, texas toast, amazing. Their ice, they have those ice cubes, the little chunks. When you get a Caniac or a Cane Box, it's possibly more food than you can eat."
Since Ruark grew up in Columbus and also attended The Ohio State University, Canes has been more accessible for him than people in Canfield, where the closest Cane's is in Canton. But even after trying Chick-fil-A, he still prefers Cane's.
A student at Canfield High School, Abbi Havrilla, differed from Ruark.
Do you prefer Chick-Fil-A or Cane's?
Cane's
When asked which chain she preferred, her response was, "Chick-fil-A, because it doesn't make me feel as sick. Whenever I eat Cane's it's good, but afterwards I feel sick."
Although Chick-fil-A cooks with peanut oil, Abbi, who is allergic to peanuts, still makes the near death sacrifice.
Coach Pat Pav was another interviewee who favored Chick-fil-A. His reasoning, however, was for the pickles featured on their chicken sandwich. After all, it's the little things that matter.
As the opening for the Cane's in Boardman nears, this question becomes more and more relevant. Chick-fil-A will now face local competition, as there is another chicken joint in town. Don't be surprised to see Mr. Ruark next time you go to Cane's.
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Charles Edward Finley (born November 26, 1962) is an American retired professional baseball pitcher. He pitched from 1986 to 2002 for three teams in Major League Baseball (MLB), primarily with the California Angels (later renamed the Anaheim Angels). After a 14-year tenure with the Angels, he played for the Cleveland Indians for two-and-a-half seasons, then was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals and played there for a half-season. Listed at  and , he threw and batted left-handed. During a 17-year major-league career, Finley compiled 200 wins, 2,610 strikeouts, and a 3.85 earned run average. He holds multiple Angels team records for a career, including games started (379), wins (165), losses (140), and innings pitched (2,675).

Baseball career
Finley was born in Monroe, Louisiana, and pitched for West Monroe High School. After first playing college baseball for Louisiana Tech University, he transferred to Northeast Louisiana University. His ability to pitch for more than two or three innings was initially limited by mechanical issues, as his delivery at this time was "crude" and inconsistent. He was selected by the California Angels in the 15th round of the 1984 MLB draft, held in June, but he did not sign. The Angels chose Finley again with the fourth overall pick of the secondary phase of the draft, held in January 1985. After pitching for Northeast Louisiana during the spring, he signed with the Angels by late May.

Finley began his professional baseball career in 1985 with the minor league Salem Angels, a Class A Short Season team in the Northwest League. In 18 appearances, all in relief, he recorded a 4.66 earned run average (ERA) and a 3–1 win–loss record while earning five saves. In 1986, he made 10 relief appearances for the Quad Cities Angels of the Class A Midwest League, allowing only four hits and no earned runs in 12 innings pitched while striking out 16 batters and notching six saves. He was called up to the major-league Angels in late May.

California Angels / Anaheim Angels
Finley made his MLB debut with the Angels on May 29, 1986, during a 7–4 loss to the Detroit Tigers. In relief of starting pitcher Don Sutton, Finley allowed two runs on two hits in one inning pitched. He also recorded his first major-league strikeout, coming against Pat Sheridan. Finley made a total of 25 appearances, all in relief, with the 1986 Angels, pitching to a 3.30 ERA and a 3–1 record while striking out 37 batters in  innings. In his only postseason appearances with the Angels, Finley played in three games of the 1986 American League Championship Series against the Boston Red Sox, allowing just one hit in two innings pitched.

Finley pitched to a 2–7 record with a 4.67 ERA in 1987, appearing in 35 games including three starts at the end of the season. The 32 relief appearances he made were the last of his major league career, as he was subsequently used exclusively as a starter. During 1988, Finley made 31 starts, accruing a 9–15 record with 4.17 ERA. His first MLB win as a starting pitcher came on April 13, a 5–2 win over the Chicago White Sox, and later that month he recorded his first complete game, a 6–1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays on April 30.

Finley was selected to the MLB All-Star Game in both 1989 and 1990. In the former season, he was 16–9 in 29 starts with a 2.57 ERA, while in the latter season he was 18–9 with a career-low 2.40 ERA in 32 starts. He received one vote in 1990 Cy Young Award balloting for the American League (AL), with the award going to Bob Welch of the Oakland Athletics. Finley again was 18–9 in 1991, albeit with a higher ERA of 3.80. His ERA further increased to 3.96 in 1992, and his record fell to 7–12.

Finley led the major leagues in complete games in 1993, with 13, en route to a 16–14 record with a 3.15 ERA in a career-high  innings pitched. In the strike-shortened 1994 season, he led the AL in starts (25) and innings pitched () while going 10–10 with a 4.32 ERA. Finley was selected to his third and fourth MLB All-Star Games in 1995 and 1996, winning 15 games each season, against 12 losses in 1995 with a 4.21 ERA, and 16 losses in 1996 with a 4.16 ERA. Finley became a free agent for the first time following the 1995 season, and was re-signed by the Angels.

In 1997, the team changed its name from California Angels to Anaheim Angels. During spring training, Finley was struck by a bat and sustained a broken orbital bone under his right eye. He made two rehabilitation starts, with the Class A-Advanced Lake Elsinore Storm of the California League. For the major-league season, he registered a 4.23 ERA and 13–6 record with the Angels. In 1998, he was 11–9 with a 3.39 ERA. During the 1999 season, Finley made 33 starts, compiling a 12–11 record with a 4.43 ERA. Finley also became the first pitcher in major league history to record four strikeouts in a single inning more than once, accomplishing the feat for the Angels on May 12 and August 15; he later accomplished it for a third time on April 16, 2000.

After the 1999 season, Finley again became a free agent, and did not return to the Angels. In his 14 seasons with the team, he accrued an overall record of 165–140 with 3.72 ERA in 2,675 innings pitched; he won 15 or more games six times and pitched over 200 innings eight times.

Cleveland Indians
Finley signed with the Cleveland Indians in mid-December 1999. In 2000, he went 16–11 with a 4.17 ERA and was named an MLB All-Star for the fifth and final time of his career. In January 2001, Finley underwent arthroscopic knee surgery, and went on the disabled list twice during the season for neck and shoulder spasms. He made two rehabilitation appearances with the Akron Aeros of the Double-A Eastern League, and in 22 appearances with Cleveland posted an 8–7 record with a 5.54 ERA. In the 2001 American League Division Series, Finley started two games against the Seattle Mariners, losing both and pitching to a 7.27 ERA. In 2002, he was 4–11 in 18 starts for Cleveland with a 4.44 ERA before being traded.

St. Louis Cardinals
Finley was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals on July 19, 2002, for minor-league outfielder Luis Garcia and a player to be named later. Outfielder Coco Crisp was sent to Cleveland in early August to complete the deal, making his MLB debut later that month. Finley went 7–4 with a 3.80 ERA in 14 starts through the remainder of the season. In the 2002 postseason, Finley started one game of the 2002 National League Division Series, getting a no decision as the Cardinals swept the Arizona Diamondbacks. In the 2002 National League Championship Series, he won his only start, a 5–4 win over the San Francisco Giants in Game 3, as the Cardinals were eliminated in five games.

In November 2002, Finley filed for free agency. He remained unsigned into the 2003 season, and did not play again professionally. Overall, during his 17 seasons in MLB, Finley compiled a record of 200–173 with a 3.85 ERA and 1.376 WHIP. Defensively, he had a .907 fielding percentage, while offensively he had three hits in 53 at bats for an .057 batting average. He was only ejected from two MLB games, one each in 1990 and 1991.

Personal life
, Finley lives in Newport Beach, California.

Marriage
Finley was married to actress Tawny Kitaen from 1997 to 2002. They had two daughters, Wynter and Raine. Finley and Kitaen were featured together in the 1999 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.

On April 4, 2002, Finley filed for divorce three days after Kitaen was charged with committing domestic violence against him, twisting his ear and having beaten him repeatedly with a stiletto heel in the arm, leg and foot while he was driving a car in Orange County, California, two weeks earlier. In the divorce filings, he stated, "I am fearful that (Kitaen)... will harm herself or will harm others, including me or including my children." He received a temporary restraining order preventing her from seeing him and he received temporary custody of the children. During hearings on the domestic violence charge of spousal abuse, Kitaen initially pleaded not guilty but admitted that she was addicted to prescription medications which she had taken for two years for migraines, and voluntarily both entered substance abuse treatment and attended anger management classes for 52 weeks to get the charges dropped. Tawny Finley, in a declaration to the Orange County Superior Court, claimed Finley used steroids, among other drugs. She also claimed he bragged about being able to circumvent MLB's testing policy.  When told of his wife's accusations, which also included heavy marijuana use and alcohol abuse, Finley replied: "I can't believe she left out the cross-dressing."

As Finley took the mound for a April 16, 2002, road game against the Chicago White Sox, the Comiskey Park musical director took a subtle dig at Finley's messy divorce, and played "Here I Go Again" by the band Whitesnake, referencing Kitaen's appearance in that band's videos and her previous marriage to the band's lead singer, David Coverdale. Lasting only  innings, Finley gave up nine runs (eight earned) including two home runs. The musical director was later fired, and the White Sox apologized.

Finley's third daughter, Briena Finley, was born in 2007 from a relationship at the time.

In popular culture
In the show Burn Notice, the character Sam Axe, played by Bruce Campbell, frequently uses the alias Chuck Finley (or Charles Finley for more sophisticated circumstances), which is said to be chosen by Sam because he successfully bet on Chuck Finley many times.  Reportedly, Campbell's father was once friends with a coworker also named Chuck Finley.

Honors
Finley became eligible for the National Baseball Hall of Fame as of 2008; he received one vote, and was dropped from future consideration for falling below the 5% threshold required to remain on the ballot.

Finley was inducted to the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame in 2006. In November 2007, the Louisiana–Monroe Warhawks baseball program (known as Northeast Louisiana when Finley played there) retired Finley's no. 31 jersey; he was previously inducted to the university's hall of fame in 1996. Finley was inducted to the Angels Hall of Fame on August 27, 2009.

See also
 List of Major League Baseball career wins leaders
 List of Major League Baseball single-inning strikeout leaders
List of Major League Baseball career strikeout leaders

References

External links

Chuck Finley records four strikeouts in one inning from MLB via YouTube (May 12, 1999; Angels vs. Yankees)
Chuck Finley K's four in top of 3rd from MLB via YouTube (April 16, 2000; Indians vs. Rangers)

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Golf Villa Lot 41 is located alongside the 2nd tee complex of the Playa Grande golf course and provides incredible views of the 7th green, 8th tee box and the Atlantic Ocean beyond. This spectacular .70 acre homesite has 95′ of frontage and boasts easy access to the golf clubhouse, 'The Point' tree bar and Las Brasas barbeque situated next to the golf course practice facility.
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The Osage Nation Visitors Center is selling commemorative Osage Veterans Memorial coins and medallions in support of the memorial structure honoring all Osage military veterans.
The gold-colored coins and medallions feature "Osage Veterans Memorial" inscribed on both sides with one side showing the United States flag colors and five standing feathers each representing the five U.S. military branches. The back side shows an artist's sketching of the Osage Veterans Memorial itself, which opened on Veterans Day 2018.
On March 14, the ON Visitors Center announced on Facebook the coins and medallions are for sale at the Visitors Center located at 602 Main Street. Coins are $23 each and medallions are $50 each (plus tax).
All proceeds from the coin and medallion sales will go toward the Veterans Memorial Commission, the Visitors Center wrote.
During the most recent Veterans Memorial Commission meetings, the five-member board discussed fundraising ideas for maintenance and upkeep costs for the Osage Veterans Memorial, which stands just footsteps away from the ON Museum on the government campus. At its March 13 meeting, the commission set the prices for the coins and medallions.
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The United States recently marked 100 years since the passage of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, which gave women the right to vote. Unfortunately, in the 2018 election, a shocking amount of the 118 million women who were eligible to vote — 40% — chose not to.
As the presidential election approaches in November, it's critical that women cast their vote, said Joan Toth, a senior consultant in diversity and inclusion for ExecuInsight LLC, during a radio program celebrating the passage of the 19th Amendment.
"Women are going to decide this election. We can't sit on the sidelines," said Toth, who is on the board of Gender Fair, which measures companies on the metrics of gender leadership. She also was the founding executive director and then president and CEO of Network of Executive Women (NEW).
"It's so critical that we get out the vote," she said, underscoring the importance of organizations such as Tag 10 Women Vote. It asks women to vote in the national election and then tag 10 more women to do so on or by Nov. 3. The group also promotes women's leadership. Its website says, "Our goal is to build a national community of women supporting and empowering other women in order to increase the number of women in leadership by half within this decade."
White women still make only 79 cents for every dollar a white man makes, Toth pointed out. For women who are minorities, that figure is even lower. "The pay gap has to close," she said.
"This election is too important and too much of a referendum for so many issues that are important to so many women," Toth said.
'Sleeping Giant'
The program, which opened with the beginning of the Dolly Parton suffrage anthem "A Woman's Right," was hosted by Marcia Macomber, a podcast producer and host of Wine Women Radio Hour, on KSVY 91.3 in Sonoma, California. It was put together in honor of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th amendment to the Constitution on Aug. 26, 1920. With the amendment's passage, 27 million women became eligible to vote.
Despite the victory, Macomber pointed out, those women were mostly white women. It didn't include African American, Latina or Chinese American women. That was not remedied until the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which barred racial discrimination in voting. And yet discrimination still happens today through methods such as onerous voter ID laws.
The program's speakers comprised many women leaders, including educators, activists and representatives from the local Sonoma government.
Claudia Mendoza-Carruth, a Colombian American who has worked to build a bridge between cultures in the Sonoma community, said it's critically important that Latinos — especially women — vote in the upcoming election and make their voices heard.
"The sleeping giant is the Latino vote," said Mendoza-Carruth, whose company, MC(2) Multicultural Communications, provides translation and interpretation services to clients mainly in the wine industry, plus the public policy, medical and government fields. She also is a former president of La Luz Center, which works to build a bridge to the Latino community.
Macomber asked Mendoza-Carruth what message she would have for women who are hesitating to register and to vote.
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Here's how working under the HOPE banner has helped churches in Coventry.
See below what churches in Eastbourne did as part of HOPE 2018.
Watch this video below from HOPE Bristol where 1400 volunteers worked together over a week at Easter 2018 in 25 communities, with 170 community projects, 25 events and 15 family fun days. At least 20 people became Christians as a result.
To make HOPE happen to the max in the UK we need people with enthusiasm and commitment. Some areas employ someone like Chris Edwards in Coventry to coordinate ongoing activities. In Bristol, Sam Cook is employed as Mission Coordinator, which a specific brief to organise HOPE Bristol's mission week. Other HOPE practitioners are working on a voluntary basis. The key qualification is to be passionate about seeing churches work together to make Jesus known.
Could you bring churches together to bring hope to your community, while keeping people informed and encouraged? If so then you would be ideal as a HOPE practitioner!
Please complete the form below and we'll add you to the HOPE practitioners' list to receive advance information about HOPE's plans and resources. We will be in touch to help you explore the possibilities and give you support.
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[S97] Australia BMD Indices, birth, Elsie Press, parents Alfred E & Rose E, Forbes, NSW, 1890, no 12695.
[S97] Australia BMD Indices, marriage, Royal V T Berg & Elsie N Press, Junee, NSW, 1916, no 10185.
[S97] Australia BMD Indices, death, Elsie N Berg, parentss Alfred E (Press) & Eveline; Sydney NSW 1921, no 181; NOTE husband convicted of her manslaughter.
[S54] Internet source/web sites inc. trees, Register of NSW Coroner's Inquests, 1921, no 181, p 10. husband & George Gunter committed to trial for murder.
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[S122] Newspaper records, aricle on the charge of manslaughter against George Gunter, homeopath, & Royal V Berg, husband of Elsie Neemah Berg. 'Young Witness', Thursday 12 May 1921, p 3.


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Labor Day, Monday, 5th: Oak Brook Half-Marathon – 7am, right here in our backyard!
Sunday, 9th: Chicago Marathon – 26.2. This is it — the big one! It's what you've been working towards!
I've registered for the Chicago Rock 'n Roll Half Marathon on August 14th. That's great timing for those doing the full marathon in October – and it looks like a lot of fun!
Thanks, Jenny B! I have added it to the calendar. Keep 'em coming!
The Cara website (http://www.cararuns.org/) also has a lot of other races, training opportunities and tips for anyone who wants to make regular running part of their routine.
The Ready to run 20 miler was really helpful to gauge Marathon readiness for me when I ran in 2010.
Great initiative on the blog!
Thanks, Henrik! I will add the info for the CARA website to the upcoming "Training Tips" page!


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