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N. *Y. Nfiispuiier Itfintrlers 4MO, JSnfSimnt I'ms hi-ndmilr Unin U> il.r "BI)I>1K VASII, SHOW On WTHJ; 1520 on tli« Dial . •^Wss.ifS«-®4**4«5? E,',<V«'i.«i* "W PEN^THEROSEr Blytht! Alexander of Frcoporl, spent the weekend of Juno 22 and 23 -in RochfStel', N.Y.,'as the guest of fhe Jackson Pcrkin.'j Rose Fisltlval. Miss, A]»xandef^ who ha» just completed hex sophomoro year . at Kof<B Xfhi'womly. xepitoented her college al the Bo» Fes- ..iiiral of the Queens Botanical Gordem in Flushing on Juna Sth where sha was chosen "Queen of the Hoses" In competition with . girls ifom other colleges on Long Island. DecWon of the Judaea r was basad on beauty, intelligence and chaym, , '' Jn her Prrahman year Blylha was one of fourteen co«eda selected JOT ike Daisy Chain as pari of the Spring Day parade and festivities. A member of Alpha Thela Beta sorority. Blythe has "been on tho twirling sqund of the University for two year.! and was. thl.<! year, elected to the Student Seriate and appointpd Campus Hintwlan. -T-JTp , .Ernie Swanson, long-time Wree- ! porter, presents the Las Vegas and Miami Beach Star, AnneXeone, at his exotic Outrigger Reataufant, located in the Freeport Motor Jnn, 44.5 South IWoin St, Freeport. ^ Jerry Bianco, former yachtsman i ^and nile-club Impreissario, is the general, manager .of; the popular I Outrigger, South Sea Island, rendezvous. Televislun, radio and nlte-elub Htar, Buzaie Moore, headlines the entertainment program at the Outrigger. ANN LEONE 50th Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. John^^Jt Hugto, t 118 Wesit Seaman Avenue, ceie- ' bra ted their 50th wedding anni- '• verijary on June 29' with a Masis ; of Thanisgiving offered by the , Kt, Bev. Monsg. Eugene Cra»^- ' ford at our Iloly Redeemer Roman, Catholic Church. After the conclusions of the Mass, Monsg. Crawford descend; cd the altar' and gave.his personal blessing to Mr, and Mrs. Hughes. They wew later enter-talncdi at' a luncfieon at the Yankee Clipper..' Mr. -and Mrs. Hughes were married by the groom's brother, Rev. Eugene V, Hughes at St. MaryV Church, Bristol, R.I" on June 29, 1018. ' • Mr. Hughes is a retired eiji^ ployee of the 0ept. of Hospitals, City of Hew York after serving 33 years as Senior Station Engineer, They have.been residents , ol Freeport for 45 years. Bethel A.M.E. Churcli Welcpmes New I'astor A welcome' program and supper honoring Hev. and Mrs. S, Frank Emmanuel and their family to the: Church and Community of Freeport, was given by the members : of ' Bethel- AJM.E. Church. • Among the invited guests -were Hon. Robert J. Sweeney, Mayor of Freeport and" Rev. E. M. Mai-iette, Pastor of Greater Second Baptist Church. Remarks were given by Officjjrs of t h | various departments of the Church with the closing addr&ss from Rev. 'W,' H, Muldro^w, Presiding Elder of the District. ' BIcsdames Helen Allen, Daisy Williams an,d Mr. Marshall Rivers were the solo&ts for the-oc-cailon. Mr. Cyril Liiuard, organist, at thf cons(51e, Mr.. Stanley Chambei's, Master of Ceremonies. Gifts and. flowers were pre^ sented to the Pastor and his wife after which' they responded most warmingly. A supper was serveil in the dining iiall of the Church. Mr. Juiiiua U. LuiutiM. LXCLUUVC ijl<i.i.ti.)l lU 'iiu ...I^L[,I^K LI.UIIU||II>.' CppUkkiitlUj CuUiiCil, !>LI:- ond from-left, embraces Mr. William Glacken, chairman of tlic Martin Luther King, Jr., Inter-Faith Foundation of Froeport, in appreciation for $15,000,00 donation presented him at a luncheon', today held by the local Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Huby Lawrence, employment cordjnator of the local EOC holds the life saving donation which will enable the anti-poverty agency to continue helping the poor'in that urea. Looking on, light, is moviestar Don Dailey who attended the fete while visiting his old neighborhood In Baldwin where he was bom. •• Mr- Europe who ^as emotionally moved by tlu- presentation, had been faced with the dLiqon-tlnuance- of a large number of key services required by the arca'.s poor clTectlve August 1, 1068 following the; recent cutback-in Federal Fund.s. The money was rabed by the Martin Luther King, Jr.. Inter-Fuilh Foundation of Freeport from pj-iynte and civic and':relig!ous,donations over the past month. ' , In pVesenting the check to Mr. Europe, Mr. Glacken .said he hoped this would, in soma way, reflecjt the people's gratitude for the wonderful work the local EOC Kud accompH»hod-in-helping the town's impoverished, residents. ^ -• - <" - - " ' Postmaster Mar^all Announced New Saturday Houni . k: .Postmaster Ralph L. Marshall of .freeport announced that Post-master General W; Marvm ^ a t - son moved to comply .with- the-employment cutback required by Congress under the recently enacted tax bill (Public Law 80-384) .by ordering some postal services and hiring curtailed. Effective Saturday, July 27, <ind all subsequent Saturdays, Parcel. Post, Stamp and Registty Win-1 dow Services will be discontlned, at tlie Freeport Post Oflfe, jHOw-' ever, Gentjral Delivery or Call Window will be opened between the hoiirs of 8 a,ni. to 10 n.m. to deliver mail .regularly ad-; diessed to-General; Delivery Patrons and to liahd': *ut mail )to business; firins whose, mail ,Ui /cguhu-iy handled in this manner. i^Piiy^^^'^'VMW^'W^^^^^^^^^^^'^^W^^^l^^^^*^^^^*^^^^^*^^^^^^^ Have You Seen This Side? • . . By JAMES- E, MILLER . M _ During the past three weeks you have been invited, to share witb me information revealing to many Freeportors, for thc'Brst time, outstanding workb und achiovcmenlii of "black" men. Achievements that we are exposed to, in some form, daily, This week I recall .some of the r/>ntributions of one of the grciitest men America has given claim to; ", ' —Frederick Douglass While a slave boyyJn Baltimore, Douglass learned to read and v/rite despite his maiile»T9' vigilance and the la^vs making it a crime for jdavcs to learn to rcyd and write. When a slavebreaker tried to whip him into submla- .•iioii, Dougla.4S, tjjen a teenager, fought his mastcr^'meUJ, won and ran away. After his escape from Maryland, he lectured lor the an-tlslnvery cause and published tba jilory of his life, • '. ^ In the 1840's Douglas tuiiired Europe to rai&e funds and mtikc ^, friends for the .abolitionist cau^6. He also spoke out for.Irish freedom world pcmca, and politicivl (Continued on page 0) t-: 'yCf^rl^^m1
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For the third consecutive year Port St. Joe Jr./Sr. High School earned an 'A' under the state's grading formula for schools.
That may be enough to maintain the Gulf District School streak of recognition as a high-performing district.
High school and combination school grades were released last week by the Florida Department of Education.
Wewahitchka Jr./Sr. High School fell just shy of a 'B' to again earn a 'C'.
"Congratulations to both schools on a great job," said Superintendent of Gulf County Schools Jim Norton. "We are very excited about what the scores were for all our schools.
"The great news is that Port St. Joe High School was an 'A' school for the third year in a row. That says a lot about the faculty and staff. Wewahitchka High School we thought might earn a 'B' but they fell just short. It was a great job by everybody."
There is an appeal window open through Jan. 22 but it was not clear if district officials might appeal the WHS grade.
High school grades are released late in the calendar year because the grades are not based solely on results from the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) as with elementary schools.
Earlier this year, Port St. Joe Elementary was given a 'B' grade and Wewahitchka Elementary a 'C'.
Fifty-percent of high school grades are tied to FCAT scores, but the other half of the calculation takes into account enrollment numbers and success in dual-enrolled courses as well as graduation and drop-out rates, among other factors.
The 'A' at Port St. Joe Jr./Sr. High School, for which the school will be eligible for state School Recognition dollars, reflects a statewide trend.
A record number of state high schools and combination schools earned an 'A' this year, with 240 schools or 48 percent earning the highest grade, according to the FDOE.
That is a jump of 92 schools, or 17 percent, above the number of 'A' high schools from 2010-11.
Gov. Rick Scott noted that the "great education" being offered by Florida teachers, and reflected in the increase in high-achieving schools, was a primary reason, "We fought to provide $480 million (this year) for teacher pay raises."
"Thank you to Florida's teachers, parents and school leaders for their outstanding commitment to continuing academic success," said Pam Stewart, Commissioner of Education. "The results show that more students are ready for college or a career than ever. I am proud of the work our educators are doing every day in the classroom."
The increase in 'A' schools comes even as the grading formula became "more rigorous," according to the FDOE.
For example, specific learning gains for the lowest-performing 25 percent of students were not counted last year.
As more schools earn grades of 'A' or 'B' the state adjusts the grading scale up, meaning a tougher grading scale next year, according to the FDOE.
An unknown at this time is whether Gulf District Schools will hold onto the designation of being a high-performing district.
To maintain that distinction, and the district has been high-performing for six-straight years, is to be an honor roll district with no deficiencies on annual financial audits.
When elementary school grades were announced, the odds looked long the district would maintain the honor.
But with the 'A' from Port St. Joe Jr./Sr. High School the odds got much shorter.
"The grades average out to a 'B' so we should be able to maintain our designation as a high-performing district," Norton said.
The number of Florida high schools and combination schools earning School Recognition awards remained steady with 281 schools eligible based on the preliminary grades issued today. Recognition bonuses are given to eligible schools that earn an "A" grade, increase their letter grade by at least one grade, or maintain the same grade after having improved at least two letter grades in the prior year. The awards will be sent to all Florida schools after the high school grade appeals are finalized next year.
Detailed information on the 2013 high school grades and a press packet with graphic displays of results are available on the department's website at School Grades.


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I have couple of years of experience with C# and C++, making database programs and so on but I would need to make a simple DLL for use in Windows Media Center and I got no clue on how to do some things I would need. Sorry english is not my native language so i need to explain this the long way.
I would need to know what happens when I click play on Windows Media Center movie library (Blu-ray or MKV). When I click play WMC loads the DLL but the problem is how to make the DLL catch the information from WMC when clicked play, like the filename of the file.
For example Total Media Theatre has a WMC plugin, a registry key that tells WMC to load TMT WMC plugin DLL when trying to play BD and the DLL catches the filename and launches the file in TMT on top of WMC.
Here's all I could find about this, it has everything except no info about the DLL part, how to pass the filename to external player.
With the samples above WMC opens the external player by sendiong it it command for example "C:\player.exe" the dll would need to send the command "C:\player.exe G:\" for example.


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Where the big screen failed the small screen will prevail, Wonder Woman is returning to television. There is no word yet on who will play WW, when it will air, or which network will carry the show, but David E. Kelly has been attached to the project as a writer and producer.
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As you already know, several of us from New England Cheesemaking Supply Co. went to Seattle a few weeks ago to the annual convention. While we were working our table in the registration area, we met Rebeccah Durkin and Marc Kuehl from Brazos Valley Cheese in Waco, Texas. Rebeccah told us that our book, Home Cheese Making got her started 12 years ago and now, here she was-entering the competition for the first time.
I snapped a picture of Rebeccah and Marc with Ricki and then ran into them again at the Festival of Cheeses several days later. They were very excited to have won second place for their Brazos Select in the "Soft Ripened Cheeses Open Category Made From Cow's Milk," and third place for their Eden in the category- "Brie Cheese Made From Cow's Milk." This is a great honor, as you probably know. There were over 1400 cheeses submitted, so the competition was fierce.
It's difficult to see their cheeses in the pictures below, because they were attacked by ravenous cheese eaters as soon as the festival began. But, the Brazos Select is a brie that they paint with sorghum syrup and wrap in a thin band of mesquite wood and top with a mustang grape leaf.
Eden is a brie with a line of black vegetable ash in the center and wrapped in fig leaves.
Here are a few pictures Rebeccah took of the auditorium before the Awards Ceremony and the Festival of Cheeses:
I snapped a picture of a beaming Rebeccah as she showed us her ribbons and asked her if we could do an interview. She agreed, so, a few weeks after the convention, I e-mailed her a few questions:
How did you begin making cheese?
I started making cheese 12 years ago when I was 19. Our community milks five Jersey/Brown Swiss cows for our own use and in the spring they were producing so much milk that we were throwing it away. I grew up making butter and yogurt but got to thinking about making cheese. I remembered that a few years prior, my younger sister raised goats and my parents had given her a book called "Cheesemaking Made Easy" by Ricki Carroll for Christmas. (Note: Now the book is called Home Cheese Making.) We were never able to get enough goat milk to experiment with. Eventually we sold the goats and moved.
I cut the top and bottom off a 1 gallon tomato can and made a few holes in the side for a homemade cheese mold.
(Note: Marc and Rebeccah manage Brazos Valley Cheese now. Marc makes cheese part time and delivers to all the major cities in Texas.)
With my Dad's help we got a 36-gallon soup cauldron and started making cheese in our community's commercial kitchen 2 days a week. We hauled milk from a dairy in 4 gallon buckets! We began selling cheese at farmers markets, our community's deli and even a restaurant in Austin.
In 2008, we moved into a larger building and got a 200 gallon vat pasteurizer, a walk-in aging cooler and a 4-piston cheese press.
Besides Marc and me, 7 people work part-time with Brazos Valley Cheese. We make a 200 gal. batch every day, Monday through Saturday. We joined the American Cheese Society when it met in Austin last year. This year we attended in Seattle and won our first two awards! We are excited about going to Montreal next year for the 2011 conference.
Our community started in 1973 in Manhattan, NY as an inner city mission church. My parents met and married there. When I was a baby in 1979 a handful of us moved out west to Colorado to learn an agrarian way of life. Shortly after we had a sister church start in Austin, Texas.
Other shops in the Homestead Heritage craft village include woodworking, pottery, blacksmithing, weaving, and a restored 1750s gristmill.
One of our community businesses is dismantling and restoring old barns from New York. (www.heritagebarns.com). We have reassembled these all over the country and have several here at Homestead Heritage, one which serves as our gift shop. We are a sustainable farming community. We farm with horses and grow most of our own food.
We also have a school where we teach homesteading and craft skills to folks from all over the country; woodworking, cheese making, sewing, gardening and pottery to name a few. (See www.cfeeschool.com)(Note: Here are a few pictures of their cheese making workshops):
What is your role in the community?
I am 31, not married and still live with my parents and 2 of my 6 siblings. I stay pretty busy making cheese and filling orders at the shop plus keeping track of all the brining, flipping, wiping and aging of the cheese once it is made. I teach a two-day cheese making class one weekend a month and also sing in our community's choir and play clarinet in the orchestra (not at the same time!). My family has a restored barn guesthouse so we host a lot of guests. I also have a cleaning job at a ranch an hour away that I do one day a week, and when the owners are in town I cook and clean for them in addition to providing them with cheese!
Over the years this family has been a big encouragement to my cheese making. They lived in Washington DC and Texas for eight years and often entertained foreign heads-of-state, to whom they promoted my cheese. One time they offered the president of Italy some of our cheese, and he commented (in a rather condescending tone) that he did not think there was good cheese in America. They cajoled him into trying our marinated feta, and to his surprise he really liked it.
I also like to sew and garden.
I am very thankful that I was raised in this Christian community. I have loving parents and a whole community of people who care for and serve each other. My siblings and I were given a quality education by my mother who home-schooled us. The cheese business would not be possible without the support of the community. At the age of 20 I didn't have the money to start a cheese business but the community provided the necessary start-up funds.
How does one join the community?
Well, we do it relationally. We encourage people to get to know us and what we are about before deciding if this is really what they feel they are called to do. We have people join us all the time, but they first visit and participate in community activities and the life of the community. We are now over a thousand in number so we also meet regularly in smaller groups of about 100 for closer fellowship. That way we can get to know each other better. For example, if someone is moving, folks in their home group will help them or if they are sick, someone will cook them a meal.
If you are interested in tasting Brazos Valley Cheese, you can find it at retail shops and restaurants in Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin and Houston.
More info at www.brazosvalleycheese.com.
More info at www.brazosvalleycheese.com.
Brazos Valley Cheese
608 Dry Creek Rd.
Waco, Texas 76705
For wholesale inquires and additional varieties call:
(254) 230-2535
Or, you can purchase their cheese at the Homestead Heritage Visitors Center- Open year-round, Monday through Saturday-10 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Website- www.homesteadheritage.com
Here are a few mouth-watering pictures of Brazos Valley Cheeses:
Blueberry Havarti
Horseradish Pecan Cheddar


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Just a note of thanks to the 21 day quick start organizers. What I appreciated most was the daily contact with like minded people. I've flirted with "veganism" for three years now and did a complete year and a half on an olive oil drenched version of my own. I lost 10 lbs and then another 10 lbs under the guidance of an naturopath but that was with meat cheese eggs and olive oil. This year has been extremely stressful and I was watching the pounds return egged on with a weekly greasy breakfast fry-up. In November I took to the Internet and found first Mcdougall and Barnard then Esselstyne and the whole kick and kaboogal plant based movement. I've been no/low vegan since then. I'm a "cooking from scratch" snob and have adapted many of the recipes to my own tastes which run towards Mediterranean. My friends have always thought of me as a health nut and I thought I knew a lot about healthy living but this journey has been an eye opener. I cooked ( but didn't eat ) the full turkey dinner at Christmas but I've given notice for next year as I have no doubt that this way of eating is for keeps. Please excuse the typo's I'm doing this from my iPhone. I hope I can find a way to stay involve in this movement. I'm going to the Canadian Organic Growers conference in February in Toronto. I'll try to spread the word. Thanks for the support.
What a nice message! I always pass along such kind words to all the folks over here who work so hard on the Kickstart.
Susan Levin, MS, RDPCRM Director of Nutrition Education
I second the thank you! I loved the community here and the recipes and the tips and the information! It complemented my own research nicely and I'm so happy to say I've been completely vegan for 3 weeks and feel great!! This IS my new lifestyle. Period.
- AmandaBe the change you wish to see in the world...
I agree, thank you all!!!
I love this thread! I just want to add THANK YOU for all the great recipes! I am a health nut too but sometimes I don't have much luck getting my family to eat my health food... these recipes have been a godsend!
We've done "turkeyless" Thanksgivings without the faux tofu turkeys. We started with a big colorful tossed salad and a yummy Three Sisters soup (corn, squash, beans, seasonings - most regions have their own twist on this from Southwestern spicy to New England almost-chowdery), a dressing casserole - our favorite bread dressing with apple, celery, cranberry, chopped pecans, celery, onion, and veg stock, all mixed together then baked until the top got just crispy. Homemade whole wheat bread (we grind our own wheat for flour so we know it's whole wheat with nothing else done to it). For the non-vegans, we used cod fillets and put about a tbl of the dressing inside and rolled it up and baked it, with a 'gravy' of lemon juice and vegan margarine (non-hydrogenated) - a little fat but hey, it's Thanksgiving. We also had something else but I don't remember what it was...it was a couple of years ago now. Most years, we go to the ILs and bring along something like a chickpea quinoa and greens casserole (mmmm!) as a 'side dish' to contribute to the meal - or, in my case, as my main dish with little bits of baked sweet potato and such as well.
Sounds yummy. While others were eating the usual Christmas fare, I had a traditional dressing with onions, celery, parsley cubed bread, salt pepper and a spray of Braggs amino acids. I made a mushroom gravy which I will improve upon by next year, and cranberry sauce sweetened with apple sauce/juice. Lots of veggies which I love. The frozen banana ice cream (with tropical fruit) is amazing and tempted my daughter in law who is open to vegetarianism. My son lived on beans and pasta for 6 months while studying in Ireland where meat is really expensive so I'm hoping to gradually influence their eating habits. I live with a committed carnivore. Unfortunately little hope there but the temptation to join in on traditional food is waning as my tastes change and I find more substitutes for meat and cheese. Dry roasted and shredded oyster mushrooms taste very similar to bacon. If you coat with olive oil and salt even more so. But I'm not going back to oil so a spray of Braggs helps.
Although we've gone vegatarian in the past, last year we started the Forks over Knives eating, then the 21-day jump start. We just finished the jumpstart program again and it had even more meaning for us. I can't tell you how much I appreciate everyone's contributions to making this a success. You're wonderful!!!
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It comes with a small cable that you just plug into your zooka and into the wall socket - it seems to holds a great charge.
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Hi! How are you? I hope well, because today is a new update released in April 2015 Clash of Clans with many new features, many of them minors, but the gameplay and pleasing to view. There are some that have been announced, appearing in a section within the game and others that have not been mentioned, but here's bring all:
New air defense: The "Air Sweeper" or "Air Traffic Control"
It is a new defense which will have the function "blow" to air enemies. What does this mean? that does not harm the troops, only blows (pushes) a certain number of squares (which increases with each upgrade), so that the speed of the troops to reach their objectives will be encouraged if they are within range of this defense
You can have only one air traffic controller (which is unlocked from City Hall 6), has 6 levels (you can see in the villages of the players TOP) and can be rotated in 8 different directions.
Clans favorites or bookmarks:
At last something quite useful. If you have a guild you like, he is a friend, is a quarry, or whatever, now you can save it as a "favorite" by clicking the button in the upper right corner of the window.
All these clans guards as favorites (maximum of 30) will come on a tab when you open the "clan" in the castle, or the "i" button next to your username.
You can now change the name, you were wrong ?, put an ugly name because you thought you were not going to play anymore ?, killed your family and you change your name? as far from City Hall 5 you will change your name (1ST TIME ) from the "Settings"
Preview clan warfare attack and better matches
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- By giving "attack" you will get a window that shows you your troops, castle, spells and heroes available for you to check all (there is no excuse that you forgot!) Before confirming.
- Once you go to attack a village can not end the battle without surrender, that is, now when you give to "attack" automatically the attack will have, so you must be sure you have everything ready and good connection internet. It is possible that this update is to remove ghost attacks, but we'll see if you can still.
- Pairing in the war of clans was average, but is now better (as supercell), as explained, can be found rival take a little longer, but the match will be fairer.
Display Enhancements
- Now it is shown in guild chat when a person changes the settings of this, which is quite positive clans where people like to bother changing things and the leader could not know who did it.
- The ranges of the defenses can be seen even when they are building or improving.
- The address can be configured defenses even when they are building or improving quite useful when going to end his time building and we want to be in a specific position.
- Defensive buildings now joining us away from TH, which avoids that take turning; with the exception of air traffic controller pointing where is set.
- The walls now have shadows that appear pixelated edges, are strangers, hopefully it's a bug.
Game Enhancements
- The attacking troops defending troops not pursue as far as before, where we saw that the king, queen, dragons and other strong attacks were damaged completely with the activation of a trap skeleton, just perfect (for attackers) and sad for those who He loved to see these fails.
- It fixed a bug that had some defenses (the view is the canyon) where there was shooting at the troops who were on the edge of reach.
- Booties are enhanced campaign elves and have redesigned some pretty light stuff.
- Now users have a hashtag (something like a clan, for example # asd323djs), still I do not know what their role is, but when I heard amended rule. That hashtag can see it in your profile.
- Improved match on normal attacks, not only depends on the trophies where you are, but also in the defenses, walls and all. Sure, here you put between your old town hall and the next (ie, if you're nine, you go TH8, TH9 and TH10), which is quite useful.
Walls with elixir
Apparently there is a bug with the update which improves the walls (I think from level 7) elixir, as have supercell forum, there will be a pause of maintenance to remove this option.
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The Lower Illinois River is the home of the Oklahoma State Record for Striped Bass 47.5 lbs 6-21-11. Here are some tips for catching a big one.
Where: Approx. 8 miles of river from Tenkiller Lake Dam to Arkansas River
Boat Access points:
• Webbers Fall on Arkansas River - Free
• Gore Landing $2.00
• Other access points for wade fishing
• Ex. Dam, Watts Recreation Area (Barbless catch and release), Marval Resort
Current River Conditions:Normal
• Live Shad or live Trout
• Lures: Long shallow diving
Best Time to Fish
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• Cold of the Winter
• Both when current is flowing from the dam
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• Below Gore Landing: Any size boat
• When water is running: 16 ft aluminum flat bottom, 25 hp short shaft motor,
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The Starkville Lady Yellowjackets refused to stay down.
After a disappointing loss to New Hope to end the regular season, the Lady Jackets have enjoyed two strong playoff performances, including Saturday's 2-0 home win over Center Hill in the second round of the Class 5A playoffs.
Starkville girls soccer coach Anna Albritton said she received some words of wisdom from a devotional earlier in the day that was an inspiration.
"I read sometimes you have to get knocked down in order to build yourself back up," Albritton said. "That's what we worked on all week was getting back up stronger mentally because we definitely have the game to beat other teams, we just had to have the mental part of it."
The Lady Jackets, who improved their record to 8-5-3, were certainly sharp, especially defensively, in the shutout of Center Hill.
It is the deepest the SHS girls program has ever advanced in the playoffs and now plays Ridgeland on the road Tuesday.
Haley Jenkins scored in the first half to get the Lady Jackets off to a good start. She wanted to play a strong match and contribute to her team's success.
"As a senior, I really want to end on a good note and it really feels good to have this victory," Jenkins said. "We've been on a roll. We have really been picking up our game and really working together well. I'm really excited about Tuesday."
Cailee Helen McClain had a goal with 13:30 left in the match to put the icing on the cake for Starkville.
The Lady Jackets had other opportunities to score, but Albritton said it was a "satisfying" performance.
"We had the other opportunities from Carolina (Berryhill)," Albritton said. "We had others miss a couple. I've got two people on the sideline injured. We're missing them and I'm having to use some really young girls to fill some spots up."
Jenkins said the squad is doing a good job of fighting through the adversity and keeping its season going.
"(It's about picking) ourselves back up, get the team remotivated, do the stuff we need to do and work really well together," Jenkins said. "Sometimes you have to get knocked down to rebuild."
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Drama, Comedy
When Dante Hicks (Brian O'Halloran) is reluctantly put in charge of the Quick Stop market on his day off, he tries, though half-heartedly, to perform his minimum-wage duties as efficiently as possible. This gets tough amidst the on-going fight with his girlfriend, Veronica (Marilyn Ghigliotti), and his attempt to get back together with his ex-girlfriend, Caitlyn Bree (Lisa Spoonhauer). Meanwhile, his friend and alter ego Randall (Jeff Anderson) is working behind the counter of the adjacent video store -- at least when he feels like it. Randall's unabashed disdain of his place of employment, a long with his self-admitted hatred towards its customers is a sharp contrast to Dante's feeble attempts at the niceties of customer service. Much of the film consists of Randall and Dante's criticism of their customers, their lives, and the world in general. Clerks, filmed in black-and-white on a budget of only $27,000, began the career of writer director Kevin Smith, who would go on to make Mallrats (1995), Chasing Amy (1997), Dogma (1999), and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001).~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Cast: Jason Mewes, Jeff Anderson, Lisa Spoonhauer, Marilyn Ghigliotti, Brian O'Halloran
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War, Drama, Documentary
While growing up in desolated post-WW II Germany, all Dieter Dengler, the son of a Nazi slain during the war, dreamed about was becoming a pilot. At age 18, he left his country with only a few cents to his name and emigrated to the U.S. Landing in San Francisco, he worked odd jobs until he was accepted into the Navy and began pilot training. He was sent to Vietnam around 1966 and on his first mission was shot down and taken prisoner. There, the Vietcong tortured and starved him until Dengler engineered a hair-raising escape and eventually returned to the U.S. where his heroic life story has been forgotten until now. Sometimes blurring the lines between fact and fiction with his trademark recurrent themes, this documentary from Werner Herzog remembers the times of the heroic Dengler. The film is divided into four chapters, each representing a period from Dengler's life; the story is recounted via interviews with the Navy pilot, archival footage and new footage seamlessly spliced together.~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
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This mango–avocado salad from South Africa is great,and very different from anything I've ever tried. Only make it when you can find fabulous mangos and avocado. I made a few modifications, but for the most part, this salad is the same one my friend Meira forwarded along to me nearly a decade ago. A decade. The cucumbers are a recent addition, so recent, in fact, that they didn't make it to pictures.
Dressing: 1/3 to 1/2 cup canola oil 1/3 cup cider or white vinegar ½ t garlic salt 2 T sugar 2 t spring onion or Vidalia onion 1 tsp curry powder 1 tsp soya sauce
Salad: Lettuce –baby spinach or red leaf Avocado Paw Paw (papaya) or mango Cucumber Caramelized nuts – I use almonds
Blend dressing. Combine salad ingredients. Add dressing before serving.
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Charleta Ann Hoffman, 1954-2011
Charleta Ann Hoffman, a patient coordinator with SLU's OB/GYN Bellevue practice, passed away Wednesday, March 30.
During her 17 years at the University, she supported many charities including fundraising for Relay for Life.
Visitation and a memorial service were held Saturday, April 2, at Schnur Funeral Home, 3125 Lafayette, St. Louis, Mo.
Iin addition to her husband, Michael, children Heather and Justin, and granddaughter, Lexi, she is survived by her mother, Opal Porter, and sister Shirlee Schneider-Casatta. She was preceded in death by her father, Charles Porter.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society FOR St. Louis University's Relay For Life, 4207 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. 63108


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The Wilson College athletic department is pleased to name Miles Smith Jr. as the first head coach of its men's basketball program. Starting in the 2014-15 academic year, the new program will begin competition in the NCAA Division III and the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC), and will be the second sport offered for Wilson's male student-athletes. Coach Smith will have a full year to recruit in preparation for intercollegiate competition.
Smith has also accepted a position in Wilson's admissions department, and will serve as a fulltime admissions recruiter for the College.
Athletic Director, Lori Frey is looking forward to this new chapter in Phoenix athletics. According to Frey, "This is a very exciting time for growth within our athletic department and the college. We are excited about the addition of men's basketball and to welcome Coach Smith to our department. He is a motivated and passionate individual, who will build a solid foundation for our men's basketball program. Miles also brings a high standard of excellence that will allow him to recruit basketball players that will strive for both academic and athletic success."
Prior to taking the helm at Wilson, Smith spent one year at The College of New Jersey. As an assistant coach, he was responsible for player development, scouting, game day preparation and management, and recruiting of potential athletes for the Lions.
Smith also spent three seasons as an assistant basketball coach at Mercer County Community College, where he was involved in all aspects of the program, including player development and recruitment, and providing academic support for student-athletes. In 2010, he helped coach the Vikings to the Region 19 Championship and an appearance in the NJACC National Tournament.
Coach Smith is a 2009 graduate of Johnson State College, earning a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology/ Sociology. Prior to Johnson State, Smith also attended Mercer County Community College where he graduated with an associated degree in Liberal Arts in 2005. Smith was a four year starter throughout his collegiate career, and was named team captain and President of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) during his senior year at Johnson State.
Smith is excited about the opportunity to build a program from the ground up and will focus on creating a family oriented environment that encourages student-athletes to learn and develop on and off the basketball court.
"I am extremely honored, and humbled that Athletic Director, Lori Frey and Wilson College have given me the opportunity to start a men's basketball program for Wilson College," said Smith. "I look forward to recruiting and working with student-athletes who are committed to hard work and effort both in the classroom and on the basketball court."
Coach Smith recognizes and embraces the broader picture of coaching student-athletes and will strive to build the program around hard work, academic excellence, and providing his athletes with an experience that will lead to success in their lives after Wilson College. "The goal is to win games but I am an educator first. The development of student-athletes on and off the court is my top priority," said Smith.


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CMS has released the final HIPAA-mandated code set implementation date for the International Classification of Diseases, 10th revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM) as October 1, 2015.
The AAFP has created tools to assist practices with the preparation and change to this new system.
Frequently Asked Questions About ICD-10
Get the answers to your ICD-10 questions with our FAQ.
ICD-10 Timeline(1 page PDF)
A timeline to assist physicians in preparing the transition to ICD-10, including assessing, budgeting, planning, communicating, training, implementing and monitoring.
ICD-10 Cost Calculator(1 page XLS)
Use this tool to calculate how much it will cost to implement ICD-10 in your practice.
AAFP ICD-10 Bundle
Pairing the voice-guided ICD-10 Educational Series and easy-to-use ICD-10 Flashcards, the bundle provides a family medicine-specific map to a smooth ICD-10 conversion.
The Road to 10 Toolkit from CMS(www.roadto10.org)
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has released a toolkit designed specifically to assist small practices with the transition to ICD-10.
Developed with the assistance of family physicians in small practice settings, The Road to 10 toolkit is an online resource that gives providers the capability to build customized action plans for the needs of their individual practices. These action plans can be developed from any stage the practice is in their transition to ICD-10.
Coding infomation for:
FAQ on Transitional Care Management(2 page PDF)
Transitional Care 30-day Worksheet(2 page PDF)
ICD-10 is not simply knowing the code book, but understanding how implementation will affect your entire practice.
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Incumbent Jim Mills has won the race for Oktibbeha County District 3 justice court judge without need for a runoff, Oktibbeha County Circuit Clerk Angie McGinnis said Friday.
McGinnis also released the final report for Oktibbeha County elections, which showed Mills, a Democrat, with 1237 votes or 49.60 percent, Republican Buddy Johnston with 988 votes or 39.62 percent and Independent Randall McClelland with 268 votes or 10.75 percent.
Based on similar numbers from unofficial results, McGinnis said Thursday she expected the District 3 justice court judge race to the conditions for a runoff. She said county races can proceed to runoffs when the leader does not have 50 percent of votes plus one vote. However, she said the runoff would not be official until the Statewide Election Management System approved Oktibbeha County's results.
When that approval came on Friday, McGinnis said, she discovered justice court judges are not included in the Mississippi Code's Non-Partisan Judical Election Act like circuit and chancery judges are. Only offices covered under the Non-Partisan Judicial Election Act require 50 percent of votes plus one, she said, and without it, the candidate with the most votes wins.
"This means that Jim Mills will retain his justice court seat without a run-off," McGinnis said. "I apologize for any confusion this may have caused but both the election commission and me needed to be certain about this procedure before a final announcement was made."
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atom is a "hackable text editor for the 21st century" created by the team at github. it's designed to be customizable, but also usable without needing to edit a config file.
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atom is a "hackable text editor for the 21st century" created by the team at github. it's designed to be customizable, but also usable without needing to edit a config file.
this quote really sums it up perfectly:
cron jobs are automated scripts that run at a specified date/time, or on a specified interval.
anything that can be executed in the terminal on the server can be run as a cron job (this includes commands, applications, scripts, etc).
crontab is the command used to create/view/modify/remove cron jobs.
once the crontab file has been edited the cron daemon will automatically read it and update it's job que to match the file. you should see the message:
crontab: installing new crontab
switching to from windows to linux is one of the best choices i have made in years. the freedom it provides is unparalleled. the fact that it's 100% free, the open nature of it's development, the community focus, and the abundance of free software was enough to convince me to give it a try.Read: switching to linux »
git is a distributed revision control and source code management (SCM) system with an emphasis on speed. git was designed by linus torvalds, of linux fame, for managing the development of the kernel. every git working directory is a fully fledged repository, complete with revision tracking abilities independent of a network or centralized server. git is 100% open-source, freeware, and distributed under the GNU general public license v2.Read: git with the program »
the Bioregenerative Life Support System Simulator, BLiSS Sim, is an ipad app, built with titanium studio, based on investigations conducted by NASA scientists and engineers to explore how plants can be grown to provide air, water, and food for astronauts at a lunar base.
BLiSS uses a game format to engage youth and adults in the challenges of supporting humans in space or extreme environments on earth.
The app is free and available for download from the iTunes Store.
Visit the promotional website at: http://bliss-sim.cet.edu/
this year i decided to make xmas gifts for all my friends. part of me wanted to make something special for everyone, part of me just wanted to paint. i chose stencils as the medium for a few reasons. one, i have little experience with them. most of my graffiti has been hand drawn on the fly. some people in the 'graff scene' seem to think that stencils are cheating. but i don't see it that way. it's just another method in the same medium...Read: stencil graffiti »
one day i walked into an unfamiliar chinese restaurant and ordered szechuan tofu. the nice lady behind the counter asked me if i wanted it steamed, fried... or both. at that moment my mind was blown. and the idea of double cooked tofu was born. it's a simple recipe for anyone new to cooking tofu. this article is meant to teach you how to cook tofu, not flavor it. tofu is known for taking on the tastes of whatever it's cooked with. after cooking the tofu in this method you can coat or sauté it in a sauce of your choice, or eat it plain.Read: double cooked tofu »


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OnLive streaming gaming service launching in June
OnLive, the company that has created an on-demand gaming system, that it believes will change console gaming, has announced that it will launch its service in June.
First announced at the Game Developers Conference in 2009, the company has used this GDC to give more information about the system that hopes to radically change the way we play games in the future.
According to the company, gamers will only need to plug in the company's OnLive MicroConsole TV Adapter to work the system.
So far Electronic Arts, Ubisoft 2K Games, THQ and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have all signed up to launch games on the OnLive platform.
Starting on 17 June 2010, the OnLive game service will be available to early registrants in the US for $14.95 a month.
Individual game titles will be available for purchase or rent on an à la carte basis, with specific game pricing to be announced prior to the consumer launch event at E3, says the company.
While launch titles will be announced prior to E3 in Los Angeles, a few of the anticipated games include Mass Effect 2, Dragon Age Origins, Assassin's Creed II, Prince of Persia The Forgotten Sands, Borderlands and Metro 2033.


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Check out some of the changes already taking place on campus at West Texas A&M University outlined in the master plan.
Buffalo Sports Park
Ground has been broken on the new Buffalo Sports Park, and students soon will have the facilities they deserve for intramural sports and recreational sports as well as practice space for the marching band. In addition, the project will include the premiere Division II intercollegiate complex for competition in baseball, softball, soccer and track and field. It also will provide the community with a safe jogging/walking trail for personal exercise and relaxation.
The Buffalo Sports Park is a $21.8 million project to renovate the athletic/intramural facilities at WTAMU. The project entails a complete redo of the campus from east of Jarrett Hall and north to the former site of the University's Wind Test Center. The University community as well as area residents will benefit from the sprawling complex that will include:
The fields are scheduled for completion in August 2010, while the surrounding facilities are scheduled for completion in November.
The old Fine Arts Building has served its purpose for more than 50 years, and demolation of the facility is now under way. Many fond memories lay hidden among the bricks and beams, but the Sybil B. Fine Arts Complex is forging new ones with the students of WT's second century. A paved area with 160 new parking spots will replace the old Fine Arts Building by fall 2010.
Hudspeth Hall Demolition/New Undergraduate Residence Hall
Fifty years after its construction, Hudspeth Hall is scheduled to be abated and demolished, and a new residence hall for underclassmen will be erected in its place. The new four-story facility will house more than 340 students in double rooms with individual sinks. The new hall is expected to be ready for occupancy by fall 2011. Information on a naming opportunity for this facility is available at 806-651-2070.
Jack B. Kelley Student Center
Students voted in favor to increase the Student Center Fee for the purpose of expanding the Jack B. Kelley Student Center. The expansion will include additional meeting rooms, a multi-purpose room, additional food service areas, study spaces, a catering kitchen and student lounge. The expansion is tentatively scheduled for completion August 2011and will extend west from the JBK onto the lawn south of the Classroom Center.
The VHAC is already starting to get a facelift on the main west entrance through this year. The renovation includes first-floor office renovations as well as new aesthetics to the center's lobby and main staircase. Along with a new, more efficient entrance the development will include a game room, and for the adventurous, a three story climbing wall.


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Explore the Entrepreneurship.org Resource Center to find resources. Designed with entrepreneurs in mind, our resource center allows you to find materials to grow great ideas.
Data will drive many of the sweeping changes coming with the Affordable Care Act to the U.S. healthcare system. At the StrataRx conference in Boston this week, innovators in "big data" for healthcare assessed its role in bringing advances in personalized and predictive medicine, major cost savings and research that leads to new technologies.
As Buck Knives, Inc., celebrated a century in business, it also faced a cash crunch that was putting it out of business. CEO CJ Buck shares how his team took dramatic action (including moving the company from Southern California to northern Idaho) to fend off high-quality global competitors and to turn the historic and highly regarded company around with its own version of the Toyota Production System (TPS).
Kim Popovits, CEO of Genomic Health Inc., gave the keynote speech at a Life Science Ventures Summit hosted by the Kauffman Foundation. Popovits closed her speech by stressing the importance of having a company that is "healthy" (34:56-40:22).
The founders of a provider of outsourced information technology services advise that entrepreneurial companies maximize trust with vendors.
Kauffman Foundation Senior Fellow Ted Zoller challenges Stanford students to engage in entrepreneurship as a practice of action. Based on his research into dealmaker density and network development, Zoller details the power of seizing opportunities and the pathways to developing an entrepreneurial career.
From cash-flow statements to stock purchase agreements, this practical site offers downloadable templates for the myriad business documents you'll need to launch, and grow, your company.
Business intelligence has traditionally been a tool only for senior executives. But high-performing new technology enables BI to transform processes, even entire businesses. Chief Information Officers must realize that wider access is critical for managers at several levels.
Lesson seven in a thirteen-part course about starting a business, this module offers information, advice, checklists, and sample leases to determine the right location for your business--and the right deal.
As digital health grows, healthcare business models are changing too. Read about healthcare business plans for digital health companies.
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Know when to walk away from a prospect
Successful selling requires personal attributes and skills — and perseverance and optimism are absolute necessities. That's because as top sellers generally find more opportunities, they also experience more obstacles and rejection.
But as valuable as perseverance and optimism are in overcoming barriers and rejection, they may hinder greater sales success. They may cause one to spend too much time and energy pursuing prospects who are unlikely to buy.
Do you know when to walk away? Great negotiators know where to draw the line, and great sales people know when to move on. Keep a few parameters in mind to help you judge whether to stay or walk away.
Review how well you have qualified the opportunity
Is it a need or just a want? What evidence do you have to support the need? Buyers may say they need something when they really mean to say they want something. You probably have a long list of wants, but what you really need takes priority.
Prospect needs can be fluid and are at risk of changing often and quickly. It may be time to review why the potential buyer needs your offering. You can judge the buyer's urgency by the degree of the problem they're asking you to help solve. Impact can be personal (emotional), financial (a cost or gain) or strategic (affecting others).
Review the prospect's case carefully and ask yourself if you're hearing the right things. Your optimism may cause you to hear more commitment than is being made. Most decision makers have many projects, initiatives and budget requests with varying degrees of importance. Did you ask what the priority of your opportunity is?


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I always say to my kids when they aren't sure about something new: You may like it, you will see! You may like it in a tree!
I asked on our FB page today what was holding people back from diving into the world of essential oils and most people responded with lack of education. They don't know what to do and a few mentioned money. It took me 6 years to really dive into essential oils (I bought my first peppermint oil in February 2006) and didn't really dive in until Jan 2012. I wish I would have taken the leap sooner! What helped me finally do it? A friend brought me EVERYTHING I needed! Seriously – she brought me the Modern Essentials book and a ton of oils and just said, "here – try them!" I had two really cool experiences with my kids right away that week. Sophie was up in the middle of the night with growing pains – I put peppermint on her legs. Before, I'd give her children's pain reliever and I'd have to snuggle her for 30 minutes while she wailed and waited for it to kick in. Not even a minute after that peppermint was on her, she said, "Okay, I'm going back to sleep!" I was flabbergasted! It was January. Landon had a cold and cough for a few weeks and wasn't sleeping well. I tried a blend called Breathe on his chest and he slept like a baby – so did I. WOW, a new mommy power!!! I was hooked!
I'm so grateful for my friend Cherie who gave me everything I needed. Can I give YOU everything you need? This week only, I'm giving away $1,000 worth of doTERRA Essential Oils! When you sign up with your own wholesale account, whatever you spend, I'll give you the same amount for free (doesn't have to be the exact same oils). I also have 4 Modern Essentials books to give away. Want one? Whoever signs up will go into a drawing for the books. Don't worry if you don't win the book. Sandi and I have so many online resources to hook you up with to help you learn!
I have to have your order in by Friday night and know what you want for free! The sooner you contact me though, the better. I'm due to have a baby on Thursday afterall :) Email email@example.com with your name and phone number and Sandi or I will call you to help you know what to get started with and explain any details you need to know.


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James Taylor Planning Year Off To Write New Album
James Taylor has announced plans to take a full year off to write his next album. The folk legend sat down with Rolling Stone to discuss his first effort since 2002.
"It's funny to say, but you actually have to be bored in order to write. So I'm looking forward to some empty time in front of me to really focus on the music again. That's what I'm meant to do."
Taylor added that he's kept very busy in recent years playing rallies and fundraisers for President Barack Obama.
"I like so much about this president, I have a good deal of faith in him. As a democracy we are constantly inventing our own future. Democracy is just as strong as the citizens' participation in it, and we need somehow to try to make it accessible to more people."
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