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Shikellamy and Selinsgrove combined to send a ten-man contingent to the Northwest Class AAA Regional Wrestling championships that began at 5 p.m. Friday at the Altoona Field House.
In opening round action, the Braves went 2-2 in one-the-mat verdicts.
Darryl Englehardt pinned Joshua Morrisey of Brashear in 2:34, and Tristan Paul was a 5-1 winner over Deane Twitchell of General McLane.
In addition Morrisey and Paul, Jesse Shambach (182), Dwayne Pepper (220) and Dan Karpinski (285) all advanced to the championship quarterfinals with first round byes.
In the quarters, the Braves went 2 for 4 to qualify a pair of wrestlers for the championship semifinals.
Still in the hunt for a piece of gold are Jesse Shambach and Dwayne Pepper.
Shambach drew a first round bye before he posted an 8-1 win over Phil Selker of Erie Cathedral Prep, while Pepper also advanced to the quarters on easy street before downing Alex Streich of Warren 5-2 to stay alive in the championship bracket.
"I am very happy with those two guys in the semifinals," said Shikellamy head coach John Supsic. "Pepper moved up to 220 and is doing a good and Shambach meets (Jake) Taylor in the semis so they both have tough matches. Every kid we brought here today won a match and we hope to have more kids winning matches tomorrow."
Where there are bright spots, there are also those spots that might have been better.
"We had a couple of disappointments, but in a tournament like this, you are going to have that," said Supsic. "Right now we will regroup, everybody is still in it for tomorrow and I am very happy about that.
Selinsgrove went 1 for 3 in the championship first round, Austin Lewis picking up a 4-1 win over Drew Hannon of Mifflin County.
Marcus Winn dropped a 17-0 technical fall at the hands of Marcus Winn, Andrew Boob was the victim of a fall at the hands of returning state placewinner Jake Taylor, but both are still alive in the consolation brackets.
Lewis will meet Aaron Varner of Bald Eagle Area in the semifinals.
Wrestling will continue Saturday morning with the second round of consolations beginning at 10 with the championship semifinals and third round of consolation bouts scheduled to begin at approximately 12:30 p.m.

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In the five years I've covered real estate at The News & Observer, I've tried to follow two rules when it comes this column:
No. 1: Break news and offer unique insight every week. No. 2: Never write in the first person.
This week, I have to break the second rule to make good on the first.
This will be my last Real Deals column. Friday is my last day as the real estate reporter for The N&O. On Monday, I take over as the editor of The Cary News and its little sister, the Southwest Wake News. They are weekly newspapers owned by The News & Observer Publishing Co.
In my five years in this job, I have witnessed booms and struggles.
I saw plans for Eastern North Carolina's tallest building, RBC Plaza, become a reality. And plans for a taller tower, Soleil Center, fall apart.
I've walked, legs shaking, on the rooftops of tall buildings and along the jibs of the tower cranes that built them. And I have talked, legs shaking, to tall developers such as basketball stars Christian Laettner and Brian Davis (who, I found out, is known for picking up and shaking a partner during a disagreement over a project in Durham).
I've seen the region's once-droopy downtowns catch a second wind. And I've seen how a credit crunch has killed that momentum.
I saw the reinflation after the tech bust, and I tried to explain the prices of everything from the dirt under buildings to the air above them.
Over the past two years, as things have slowed, the stories have changed to become one of how deals are getting done, who's in financial ruin, who's avoiding it, which projects have been put on ice, and which ones are doomed.
More of those stories will come about before things turn around. Lower land prices will complicate things for folks trying to sell homes. And the credit crunch, coupled with falling occupancy and rental rates, will bring some landlords to their knees.
I'll be keeping an eye on those stories in these pages and as part of my new duties.
My new job will be to manage a small group of reporters whose stories will examine everything including crime, education, and, of course, real estate in Cary, Morrisville, Apex, Holly Springs and Fuquay-Varina. I won't be far away. I'll move from The N&O's class-Z headquarters into a class-A Highwoods building in West Raleigh, on the edge of Cary, where I'll learn firsthand whether the Raleigh landlord is properly balancing its strategies of cutting costs while improving tenant retention.
So don't be a stranger. My e-mail address won't change. My new phone number, starting Monday, will be 919-460-2605.
Editor's note: The commercial real estate column will be on a short hiatus as Jack Hagel's successor gets settled. In the meantime, please contact assistant Business editor Alan M. Wolf at email@example.com or 919-829-4572


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Cumberland Valley Relief Center
The Cumberland Valley Relief Center (CVRC) supports the global ministry of Mennonite Central Committee by providing material resources.
Global Anabaptist Peacebuilders Institute
Fresno (Calif.) Pacific University
Global Anabaptist Peacebuilders are young leaders from across the country who gather for a week to learn together what it means, as an Anabaptist, to respond as a follower of Christ in an increasingly interconnected world.
International Volunteer Exchange Program (IVEP)
The International Volunteer Exchange Program (IVEP) is a yearlong work and cultural exchange opportunity for young, Christian adults. Every year 60 IVEP participants come from more than 25 countries around the world to volunteer in the U.S.
Material Resource Center of Harleysville
The Material Resource Center of Harleysville supports the global ministry of Mennonite Central Committee by providing material resources.
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Ephrata MRC
The Material Resources Center in Ephrata, Pa., is a central collection point for items donated by people in the United States who are responding to requests for materials from MCC partners.
Mennonite Quilt Center
Reedley, California
The Mennonite Quilt Center and the MCC Café, located in Reedley, California, is a fabric store and quilt gallery, but more importantly, it is a community of volunteers working together for world relief.
Seed is a two-year program that brings together young adults from around the world to reflect, serve and work for peace.
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MCC Appalachia Office
Using the efforts of volunteers, SWAP addresses sub-standard housing in eastern Kentucky and West Virginia. Participants will work with and for local clients "In the name of Christ", sharing the message of God's love and building relationships that serve to enrich all involved.
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Internships at the MCC Washington Office allow students and recent graduates to learn about the legislative issues that form the basis for MCC's work in Washington and to participate in all aspects of office life and work.
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Here's this week's edition of APG News.
Read the APG News every Thursday on the Aberdeen Proving Ground Public Affairs Office website.
Recent APG-related Local Voices entries on Aberdeen Patch:
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By BEN JOHNSON
Sports Editor
Former Northeastern State head coach Kenny Evans is slated to become East Central High School's next head coach, multiple sources told the Tahlequah Daily Press on Thursday.
Evans confirmed to the Daily Press that there have been conversations with Tulsa Public Schools about the opening, but nothing is official until the TPS' board of education meets on Monday night.
"Nothing is official right now," said Evans, who was relieved of his duties at NSU less than an hour after the RiverHawks' season-ending victory over Central Oklahoma on Nov. 16.
Evans went 22-44 during his six-year career at NSU. Prior to returning to his alma mater, Evans coached linebackers at Louisiana Tech in 2008. He was also an assistant at North Texas before that.
Other options were out there for Evans during his ongoing occupation search. He turned down a potential scouting job with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and he also interviewed for some high school coaching jobs in north Texas.
"Some of them I was going to have to move a long ways from my son," Evans said. "At 55, trying to get the right fit is tough. (The East Central job) seems like a good spot."
Also luring Evans to the East Central position was the stability of the program under Tulsa Public Schools Athletic Director Gil Cloud and Keith Ballard, Tulsa Public Schools superintendent.
"I told them with what they're doing, I was very impressed," Evans said. "But nothing is official yet."
Attempts to contact Cloud were unsuccessful on Thursday afternoon.
The coaching vacancy at East Central surfaced when former head coach Bobby Klinck left to become the defensive coordinator on David Alexander's staff at Broken Arrow High School. Klinck went 13-12 in two seasons at East Central, which made the Class 5A championship game in 2012 during Klinck's first year.


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The Los Angeles River, notorious for cameo appearances in major Hollywood action scenes, finally moves in for its close-up and stars in its own film.
Rock the Boat – Saving America's Wildest River is a doc that uses as its hook the 2008 boating expedition down the entire 51-mile length of the LA River. The trip proved instrumental in changing federal policy and winning the river historic Clean Water Act protections by the Environmental Protection Agency.
Produced and directed by Thea Mercouffer, and featuring her husband, George Wolfe—a writer and kayaker—Mercouffer recalls the origins of her film: "I overheard my husband planning the trip and I thought: 'George is boating the river. He might get arrested.' Then I turned to my new business partner and said, 'Let's go film it!'" Four years later, her hour-long documentary is ready for its LA premiere.
Already having received People's Choice and Best Feature at film festivals, Rock the Boat will premiere on Thursday, Oct. 4 at the Downtown Independent theatre, 251 S. Main St.
There will be a reception from 7-8 p.m, the screening follows at 8 p.m. A Q&A with environmental dignitaries will follow.
Click through for ticket info.
The event will mark the start of a wave of community screenings scheduled to unfold locally and nationally. REI, the City of Santa Monica and the Audubon Center at Debs Park are just a few of the presenting partners who've committed to hosting community screenings. If you have a good idea for a riverside venue or neighborhood, contact the filmmakers at the link below.
With a keen eye for the surreal landscape of the urban river and a soft spot for humor, the film details the events of the now historic expedition and features the major figures who've worked tirelessly for years to bring back the waterway's dignity.
Rock the Boat extends beyond L.A.'s particular issues and explores a primary question confronting all cities: How will we continue to supply fresh and affordable water to urban populations without gutting other natural resources elsewhere? The film also brings to life the grand-scale vision for a sustainable city with a vibrant revitalized river running through it.
What began as a nutty idea, eventually swept up the Mercouffer-Wolfe household. "I witnessed George and Thea constantly juggle family life, day jobs, fundraising for the film and coordinating trips on the river. Even their teenage son was called upon to help as a volunteer, and their little girl knows all about the LA River," says RAC Clark of Lion's Heart Entertainment, one of the film's producers. "Their home is a non-stop LA River workspace."
Now that California's legislature has voted to expand the river's recreational use, and that the President's America's Great Outdoors initiative identified it as one of seven urban rivers to receive revitalization funding, plus the kayak program being one of L.A.'s hottest ticket this past summer, and the movie headed for its premiere, Mercouffer and Wolfe feel grateful to have been part of the move to bring attention to the river, and gratified that more and more people are drawn to this major natural resource and its amazing potential.
They also hope to catch up on their sleep soon.
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To find out more about the film and to watch the trailer, go to http://www.rocktheboatfilm.com
(You can also see it in the attached gallery.)
To find out more about LA River Expeditions, go to http://www.lariverexpeditions.com
Rock the Boat can be contacted via producer Randi Johnson at 310-455-2015, email@example.com.


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I've been saying for days that the quirky little "anonymous aides" leak that came out last week was a chance for Harry Reid to redeem himself. He's up next year while Obama has until 2012 to do some other popular stuff. Very good strategery IMO.
on a comment on Reid's 3:15ET Press Conference over 4 years ago
comment on a post Analyzing Swing States: Florida, Part 1 over 4 years ago
I'm looking forward to Part 2.
Afghanistan. With the pakistanis kicking butt and the illegitimate Afghan government, it might make better sense to funnel $$ and equipment to the Pakistanis. We'll see.
GM recalled 2400 workers. The auto industry is expecting a good year next year. The dealers are slow right now because they have no inventory.
Agreed that many jobs are gone forever. We need to create new ones and they will come from small to medium sized businesses, not the big multi-nationals.
Yes, all the infrastructure jobs are important but that doesn't mean that getting people to the retail stores doesn't help too. It's not one or the other. Both are good.
comment on a post Obama chooses which campaign promises to break over 4 years ago
The Senate Finance Committee bill was a failed attempt at bi-partisanship. You seem to be claiming that this is the final bill.
I would like to hear from all the people on this thread who are whining that we aren't getting what we want. I want to know how hard you personally have worked/are working to help pass a healthcare reform bill with a robust public option. Letters, faxes, emails, letters to the editor, houseparties?
President Obama told us during his campaign that together WE could achieve our goals. He never said "I" will do this or that, it was always "we". If we aren't getting what we want, then we aren't working hard enough.
It could be a tax credit for home improvements that save energy (a big one, not the $200 I got last year). Or a Cash for Appliances program to replace refrigerators with EnergyStar ones.
Things like that help the environment, help people get their energy bills down and put the middle class back to work.
on a comment on 10 Lessons for Tea Baggers from C&L over 4 years ago
I voted for Reagan the first time because his whole platform was based on reducing the national debt. Needless to say, he lied (he didn't even try) and I didn't vote for him the second time.
No President is a good president if he doesn't even attempt to fulfill his campaign promises. They are after all, the reason people voted for him.
comment on a post Former Bushie Portman Trailing Bad in OH-Sen over 4 years ago
Polls don't win elections.
The rightwing has been stirring the base up into a frenzy of anger, hate and fear. The purpose is to get them to the polls in the midterms. It will work.
We don't have the level of emotion riding on next year's elections that they do so we must all work very hard on our own GOTV efforts. If we don't mobilize ourselves, the nutty minority will take away some of our seats next year.
Be prepared!
comment on a post President Obama's Politics of Dignity over 5 years ago
Best diary I've read in months. I enjoyed every word. Thanks from me too.
comment on a post Why people are against healthcare reform over 5 years ago
Shorter diary: Some people are just selfish and greedy. "I've got mine and I don't want any of my money helping anyone else to get any."
My argument for political ideologies in general applies to healthcare too. All governments (administrations) tax people so it's really not a money issue. The disagreement is over how the tax dollars will be spent.
I would like them to be spent improving the lives of people in our country first and other countries second.
on a comment on Plumpy'nut. over 5 years ago
We need both. The space program is good for the international psyche. When we are looking outwards at the wonders of the universe we aren't squabbling with our neighbors over the property line.
But of course we need to give all children a fair chance to grow up and get an education. Who knows, maybe one of those children saved will one day become an astronaut. :)
on a comment on James Von Brunn: Freeper. over 5 years ago
Grrr, you had to remind me of the days when liberals were being banned here and the rec list was full of rightwing troll diaries. We did have some fun though.
on a comment on James Von Brunn: Freeper. over 5 years ago
Ronaldo, are you a birther?
Are you convinced that President Obama is a secret Muslim?
Did you staple some teabags to a hat and prance around in public somewhere waving a sign?
The reason I ask is those of us to the left of you find the statements and behavior of conservatives bizarre. It seems like a tangled up mess of religious slogans, anarchy and racism.
on a comment on What Planet Is He On? over 5 years ago
If we turn our backs and pout or act the bully, the people in these countries do not sympathize with us and they elect leaders who are anti-American.
However, if we act with diplomacy and try to find common ground to make peace, the people are more likely to elect leaders who are sympathetic to us.
comment on a post Meltdown: Cornyn repudiates Rush and Newt, wingnuts freak out over 5 years ago
I have no doubt the wingnuts believe what they say in their comments but it proves what I've always suspected. They are idiots.
Of course, in the Civil War and Jim Crow years, it was the Dems who wanted to keep slavery of Blacks. And the way 95 pct of Blacks vote Dem, shows the Blacks want back on the plantation.
Raise your hand if you are a Democrat and voted to keep slavery during the Civil War 150 years ago. And those Democrats who fought against civil rights in the 1950's were the Dixiecrats who abandoned the Democratic party for the racist-friendly Republican party.
And this
Someone on FR observed that the republicans had been infiltrated by the democrats.
Raise your hand if you are a Democrat who thinks it's a swell idea to infiltrate an ever-shrinking political party that is unlikely to win a majority for a decade or two.
P.S. I love Colbert's take on how the Republicans can label the Democrats to tarnish their image. He suggested instead of the Democrat Socialist Party they start calling them by the name of the least popular group in the country...the Republican Party. :D


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By Raymond Linex II
Corsicana —
After opening the playoffs with wins of 24 and 30 points, respectively, things must be just about perfect in Mildred, right? After all, this is a team that was a touchdown away from playing for a state title a year ago after opening with 19- and 8-point wins.
But the Eagles can get better in at least one area: This team has been heavily penalized in two playoff games.
Sometimes that comes with playing full-speed, but head coach Patrick Harvell would like to see him team a little more disciplined. The Eagles (11-1) were flagged 11 times in Friday's 44-14 win over Clarksville for 106 yards in markoffs.
It was the only disappointing aspect of the game, Harvell said Saturday.
"To me, you get this late in the year and it's all about your effort level, limiting your mistakes and taking advantage of opportunities," Harvell said. "With the exception of penalties, we did all three."
Mildred faces undefeated Nocona (12-0) in the Region II-2A Division II championship game at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Aledo's Bearcat Stadium. The winner gets a berth into the state semifinals, and will be a win from playing in Cowboys Stadium for a state title.
Flag happy?
After closing the season with just a handful of penalties, Mildred has committed 19 in two playoff games. In Friday's 44-14 win over Clarksville, the Eagles had season highs with 11 for 106 yards. Here is a look at the team's penalties this year:
Games No.-Yds. Avg.-Yds.
First 7 in regular season 52-481 7.4-68.7
Last 3 in regular season 8-103 2.7-34.2
First 2 playoff games 19-163 9.5-81.5
Season totals 79-747 6.6-62.3
In two playoff games, the Eagles have been penalized 19 times for 163 yards. It's uncharacteristic for a team in the three games prior to the playoffs was flagged a total of eight times. Granted, in those three games, the Eagles won 79-0, 72-0 and 83-0 and each second half including a running clock, cutting down on the plays, and the number of opportunities to offend.
Against Cooper, Mildred had two false starts and a delay of game in the first two drives. The Eagles ended with eight penalties.
In the entire 10-game regular season, Mildred averaged 6.0 penalties per game. They are averaging 3.5 more in the playoffs.
By comparison, in the first two games of the playoffs last year, the Eagles were flagged a total of seven times, for only 50 yards in losses.
But while they are perhaps lacking in that area, they are making up for in effort and being opportunistic.
Twice Friday Mildred had penalties you could classify as "awful," perhaps a little stronger if you are a coach. A roughing the kicker penalty against middle linebacker Devin O'Sullivan kept a late second quarter Clarksville drive alive, giving the Blue Tigers a first down at Mildred's 30. Early in the third, a roughing the passer call against Thomas Finigmow on a second-and-13 incompletion gave Clarksville a needed shot in the arm after Mildred had gone up, 30-6.
But neither penalty hurt the Eagles on the scoreboard. They stiffened on the second quarter drive and Clarksville turned it over at the 23. On the third quarter drive, Clarksville ended up punting.
Notes: Mildred will be visitors and wear white for the third straight game Friday ... Mildred made the most of two field position nightmares last week. After Jonathan Harrison made an ill-advised kickoff return out of the end zone in the second quarter, and with a block in the back on the play, the Eagles started at their 3, but reeled off a 10-play, 97-yard touchdown drive. In the third, up 30-6, Clarksville forced a second punt — the second since Oct. 9 — from Mildred's 20, and Nic Shimonek booted a 57-yard punt and the Blue Tigers started on their own 23. Four plays later, Jeremy Ballard picked off his 10th pass of the year ... Ballard had three interceptions overall, and has 11 for the season ... RB Draylon Sterling has 1,784 yards going into Friday's game, but he remains 620 behind Brandon Minatra's school-record 2,404 set in 1992. Minatra did it in 11 games, and was held to 67 in a 52-16 first-round playoff loss to Valley View.


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Update: 12:19 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 6: Fire crews responding to a tractor-trailer fire that erupted at about 10 p.m. Wednesday evening near Summit Road are saying residents who live in the Redwood Estates community in Los Gatos weren't evaculated due to the blaze and that no injuries have been reported.
A big-rig that caught fire on state Highway 17 in the Santa Cruz Mountains closed the highway in both directions Wednesday night.
The fire was reported at 10:11 p.m. near the summit of the winding road between San Jose and Santa Cruz.
California Highway Patrol announced the highway would be closed in both directions at 10:36 p.m. Traffic was being rerouted on Bear Creek Road and Summit Road to avoid the fire.
The big-rig involved was a nitrogen tanker truck that caught fire near Redwood Estates, according to the CHP traffic incident report posted online. The flames spread to a nearby hillside.
There was no information immediately available about what caused the crash or if there were any injuries. The CHP also did not provide a time estimate of when the highway would reopen.
—Bay City News contributed to this report


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Winter is beautiful in Michigan. The snow falls gently to the ground, leaving a pristine layer of white. The kids bundle up, grab their sleds and their laughter fills the air. Hot chocolate and marshmallows are the preferred choice of beverage. The first month of snow is beautiful! Then January approaches and slowly February, the snow is no longer pristine and the cold, crisp air has lost its allure. The sun hasn't shown its face in days, and we are beginning to long for green grass and warm weather. This is the perfect time of year for Limoncello. Bright, citrusy and cheery enough to ward off the winter blues.
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Chocolate Peppermint Cupcakes are the perfect addition to any dessert table or as a gift for someone special.
Every chocolate cupcake I have ever had has had a certain level of denseness or ended up being dry and tasteless. That is not the case with this recipe. The deep chocolate flavor is brought out with the addition of coffee extract and the crumb is moist and delicious. The only thing that could possibly make this cake even better is the addition of a creamy and rich peppermint buttercream.
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If you live in Michigan, Ohio or any of the surrounding Midwest states, you are most likely familiar with Buckeyes. For those of you who live in the Southern states, or on either of the coasts, and have never had a Buckeye, you must make these delicious candies a part of your holiday traditions!
The buckeye is the state tree of Ohio. It produces small nuts that have a dark outer shell, but the lighter colored interior of the nut is visible from the top. The candy resembling this beloved nut is made with a creamy peanut butter center and dipped in milk chocolate. The creamy center is visible from the top of the candy. The candy is reminiscent of a peanut butter cup, and is primarily made on and around the holiday season or during the Ohio State football season. Our buckeyes are traditional, but you can mix it up and dip the entire creamy center into the chocolate. Drizzle a bit of melted chocolate on top for a finished look.
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The tradition of cutting down an evergreen, placing it in a stand, lighting it up and garnishing it with ornaments began in the early 1600s. The evergreen symbolized life when every other tree had shed its leaves -- the evergreen remained green and lush. The very first holiday lights were candles, and they often symbolized loved ones, friends and family. Many of these first trees were decorated with fresh garlands of berries and baked cookies. Electricity introduced the first electrified strings of lights, and homemade ornaments of fruits and cookies were replaced with glass balls and molded plastic figurines. Many of these ornaments have been lovingly collected over the years, with each having a special meaning of a specific place or time in our lives.
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While many of us will have no problem planning the timing of our turkey, whipping up creamy mashed potatoes and baking a creamy green bean casserole, we often forget about the beverages. Soda is perfectly acceptable, juice and milk have their place and even a good bottle of red wine is essential to a well-rounded feast, but have you thought about a signature cocktail?
Cranberry orange rum cocktail brings a sense of elegance and whimsy to a holiday table. Serve it before dinner with a light appetizer or after dinner as an accompaniment to delicious pecan pie. Cranberries are not only deliciously tart, but have a long history at the holiday table. Cranberries date back to the American Indians. They were called by many different names, but ultimately the name cranberry was adopted by early European settlers. The cranberry is one of only three species of fruit indigenous to the United States. It's fitting that they grace the table at our Thanksgiving feasts.
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Thanksgiving is right around the corner--are you ready? We at Beanilla are so excited for the holiday season! Not only is it our busiest time of the year, but also our favorite. Cookies, pies, candies or just about any baked good or pastry you can create is our forte. The addition of our high quality vanilla beans, extracts, vanilla sugar and vanilla salt can bring your desserts to a whole new level of deliciousness!
Speaking of delicious, who doesn't love pumpkin pie?! Although this pie only seems to hang around for a brief time during the holiday season, it is almost always a staple on the holiday dinner table. Traditionally baked in a flaky rolled pie crust and garnished with a dollop of creamy whipped cream, the creamy custard-like texture is unique and quintessentially Thanksgiving!
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What is your favorite holiday tradition? Is it the perfect pumpkin pie, a deliciously mastered parker roll recipe, lump free gravy or maybe a wonderfully moist turkey!? Whatever your traditions may include, one item almost always is included in holiday celebrations -- Pie! Apple, pumpkin and pecan are just a few of the traditional holiday pies that often grace our tables.
Pecan pie is southern in its origins. Recipes for the pie appeared in southern cookbooks as early as the late 1800's. Corn syrup, but most notably Karo syrup, is ultimately responsible for what is considered a traditional pecan pie. Flaky pie crust, a creamy layer of caramelized syrup and a crunchy layer of toasted pecans is traditional, but there are many variations that include chocolate, peanut butter and bourbon. Our version adds fresh cranberries to the pie to cut the sweetness and adds a tart fruitiness to the dessert. The pie itself contains a relatively short list of ingredients, making it crucial that each ingredient is high quality. Vanilla is one of the key ingredients in pecan pie. The flavor of the beans enhances the filling and adds a bold vanilla flavor to the entire pie.
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The leaves are beginning to fall, the air is crisp, and autumn has arrived. My thoughts drift to hot apple cider, crisp fresh picked apples and everything pumpkin I can create. Pumpkin is a unique flavor reserved exclusively for the fall season. Rarely do you see a pumpkin pie or pumpkin bread gracing the table in the heat of the summer.
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Leaves are turning bright red, yellow and orange. The smell of fresh cider and hot cinnamon donuts lingers in the air. Swimsuits and suntan lotion are traded for hayrides, wool blankets and cold metal bleachers at football games. It's fall in Michigan! The apples are abundant and it is the perfect time of year to make caramel apples.
The caramel apple has an uncertain history. Some say that a Kraft caramel salesman is credited with the first commercially publicized caramel apple. In the 1950's a man by the name of Dan Walker convinced Kraft to print and publicize a caramel apple recipe on the back of their wrapped caramel packages. It was an instant success. Families were able to make simple caramel apples with just three ingredients. An apple, a wooden stick and packaged caramels from Kraft. While this is a very heartwarming story, many historians would disagree, stating that there are recipes for caramel dating back to the 1700's and even earlier.
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Pure Vanilla Extract. Prized for its rich, complex flavor and incredibly smooth aroma, pure vanilla extract should be a mainstay in a culinary enthusiast's kitchen. There is no substitute for quality and flavor. The difference between pure vanilla and imitation vanilla is simple. Pure vanilla extract is made from whole vanilla beans extracted using 35%+ alcohol - that's it! Don't be fooled by extracts that claim to be pure; imitation and clear vanilla utilizes artificial flavors and harmful chemicals. That big bottle of Mexican vanilla (that sort of smells like suntan lotion); the one you brought back home from your vacation abroad, is likely not even vanilla at all...
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Rochester, N.Y. - February 25, 2012 - Sophomore Ryon Lynch erupted for eight points off five goals and three assists to power the Springfield College men's lacrosse team to a 15-7 win on the road at Nazareth College on Saturday afternoon.
Lynch, who had just 10 career points entering the game, was tremendous in the win for the Pride, who improved to 2-0 with the win. The Golden Flyers dropped to 0-1 in their season opener. After losing their first seven meetings to Nazareth, this marks the second-straight season that Springfield has bested the Golden Flyers.
Mike Delia added four goals and an assist, while Parker Geane posted four points, including his second-straight hat trick. Branden Fernandez continued to be effective from the face-off "X", winning 13-of-21 draws while scooping up seven ground balls. In his first action of the season between the pipes, Robert Maher earned the win as he posted five saves.
For the game, Springfield outshot the host Golden Flyers, 46-25.
Nazareth was lead by CJ Estes and Drew Simoneau who had two goals each for the Golden Flyers. Nazareth got the scoring started quickly when Simoneau scored just 16 seconds into the game. Springfield then responded with four unanswered goals to close out the first period as Lynch, Delia, Geane, and Eric Balslov all found the back of the cage.
Nazareth then started the second period with a two-goal rally that pulled them within a single goal at 4-3. Springfield would answer with goals from Geane, Delia and Balslov before John McDonnel scored for the Nazareth just before halftime, as the Pride headed into the break up 7-4.
Springfield broke the game open at the start of the second half, scoring five-straight goals and holding Nazareth scoreless for over fourteen minutes. Delia and Lynch each scored twice in the run as the Pride came out of the half in dominating fashion, pumping home three goals in the first 50 seconds. Nazareth finally broke the rally when Estes scored with 54 seconds remaining in the half.
Will Fallo also scored for Nazareth with one second left in the third to trim the deficit to 12-6 going into the final period.
Nazareth continued their rally in the fourth, when Estes scored his second goal of the game at the 12:38 mark and cut the Pride lead to five goals. That would be as close as the Golden Flyers would get however, as Springfield close with three straight scores, including two unassisted markers from Lynch, to claim a 15-7 victory.
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If you're the type who will only settle for the best hand-picked components when building a computer system, but feels that buying an already pre-configured computer system is just to limiting, then it seems that you should get a barebone kit which is intended for the power user. Once you have an XFX nForce 680i LT SLI Socket 775 Barebone Kit, all you would have to do is equip it with additional input/output devices to suit your needs. Since this half-assembled platform already comes with a power supply, motherboard, RAM, a cooling system, and a DVD burner, completing the system should no longer be a daunting task.
The XFX nForce 680i LT SLI Socket 775 Barebone Kit conveniently has the XFX nForce 680i LT SLI motherboard that features Quad core support, 800mhz DDR2, and PCI slots for SLI configurations, all of which means full support for the latest CPUs, RAM, and graphics solutions. If you want to use dual video cards and get the most out of them, you'll find two PCI-express slots available, too.
Specifically designed to take a beating, the XFX nForce 680i LT SLI Socket 775 Barebone Kit is housed in a Thermaltake Kandalf full-tower case that features a Liquid Cooling System to consistently deliver the cooling power your gaming computer needs. To address the needs of a demanding gaming system, this barebone kit comes with Ultra's X-Pro 600 Watt "EE†PSU, which is primarily designed to maintain 80% efficiency under typical loads.
EE stands for energy efficient, and with this particular power supply unit from Ultra, you can expect to have enough power to get you through the next CPU or GPU upgrade. Conveniently enough, this PSU can is SLI ready and powers the XFX nForce 680i LT SLI Socket 775 Barebone Kit which comes with an Intel® Core™2 Quad processor and an OCZ SLI-Ready 2048MB PC6400 DDR2 memory to match.
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If visions of a new computer, an upgraded cell phone or a flat screen TV are dancing in your head this holiday season, you don't necessarily have to feel guilty about it. No one will confuse adding 50 inches of viewing pleasure with planting a tree when it comes to carbon footprint, but bringing that shiny new toy into your home may not be quite the environmental faux pas it used to be.
From design to operation to disposal, electronics are getting a little more eco-friendly. That's a good thing, too, since we seem to be incorporating more and more of them into our daily lives. According to the Consumer Electronics Association, a typical American household features 24 electronic devices, from clock radios to DVDs and Blu-Ray players to computers and TVs.


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Can the Dragons find their fire?
Huw Richards
January 26, 2013
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Rob Howley brings plenty to his role as Wales's interim head coach. He has the goodwill and credibility of someone who has been an outstanding player - none better has ever become head coach of Wales - for the same team.
He had experience outside Wales with Wasps and clearly enjoys the confidence of top-class coaches. Neither Warren Gatland nor Ian McGeechan, who included him in his 2009 Lions coaching team, would choose an assistant on the basis of evident likeability and a good record as a player. He has been at the heart of everything achieved by Wales under Gatland.
He may need all of these attributes, plus some of the luck he rarely enjoyed as an international player - he was outstanding in poor Wales teams and lost his best chance of a real triumph when injured on the 1997 Lions tour - over the next few weeks.
It can of course be argued that getting his current job is a considerable stroke of luck, filling the glaring gap on his CV - the absence of head coach experience. If Wales do well in the 2013 Six Nations he'll be the clear heir apparent when Gatland leaves for good.
But it won't be easy, and not just because of Wales's notorious habit of subsiding back into the lower orders in the years after Grand Slams. His title may be the same as Scott Johnson with Scotland and Stuart Lancaster last season with England, but his 'interim' means something slightly different.
Johnson, like Lancaster, is in a live, very public, audition and interview for the top job. If Scotland go well, Johnson could - like Lancaster last year - find himself with a permanent contract before the tournament ends. Players know that while he might be transient, he could also be the boss for the next five years and will respond to him accordingly.
But whether Howley does well or badly, Gatland is scheduled to return from the autumn. It places the interim perilously close to having responsibility without real power. And if a good season would make him heir apparent, a poor one could make him a non-starter in the race to succeed Gatland. His record so far is a dispiriting zero for five, from that tantalising trio of summer defeats by Australia and the autumn losses to Argentina and Samoa.
Nor is the playing inheritance terribly inspiring. Welsh lock disease has been this year's epidemic of choice. Even if blindside Dan Lydiate, with Adam Jones the player Wales can least afford to lose, makes it back for part of the tournament he will be desperately short of match practice.
Players who last season were playing productively for Welsh regions have been occupying benches in France. Their bank balances may have benefitted, but not their match-sharpness. And then there is the half-back problem, with Mike Phillips regressing into bad habits and the choice at outside-half reprising the old Ospreys dilemma - James Hook's class and creativity or Dan Biggar's game management skills?
There's proven quality further back, with Leigh Halfpenny the one Welshman to have enhanced his reputation in the autumn and the revival in Lee Byrne's form particularly welcome, but more power than subtlety and a fear that, if the pack and half-backs fail to fire, George North will be launching his midfield incursions from a range of 75 metres.
The coaching team has been strengthened by the appointment of Mark Jones as backs specialist, meaning that Howley can concentrate on the top job instead - as was evidently the case in the autumn - of being distracted by specialist duties. But what happens, when Gatland returns, if Jones has succeeded in injecting the creative verve so lacking in recent matches when Howley had charge of the backs?
What all of this does is underline the vital importance of that first match at home to Ireland. Win and Wales will take momentum, and a vital reminder that while they struggle in friendly matches against Southern hemisphere opposition, they have a pretty formidable record when playing for points against fellow-Europeans, into the three away matches which follow, starting in Paris.
It would mean that, even if they lose in Paris, Wales have a reasonable chance of meeting England in Cardiff on the final weekend of the season with a shot at a Triple Crown and maybe a share in the championship.
Lose to Ireland and there's every chance they'll be 0-2 after the opening rounds, with the trips to Rome and Murrayfield bulking rather more formidably than they might and another bottom-half season, Wales's 11th in 14 seasons, looking likely.
Forced to predict, I'll guess that Wales might break that 'all or nothing' pattern by cracking the top half without taking any prizes. Whatever else goes wrong, at least they don't have to play Australia.
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Anyone familiar with Cole Porter work enjoy this recording, for the rest, it's a relaxing music for those cold nights, in front of the fireplace.
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Creating a small high school program for the Puyallup School District with an arts or science focus, or one that offers college credits for high school work, may soon become a real possibility, according to administrators.
Starting now and carrying through the summer, a 17-member committee will be charged with exploring options for a new small high school program that would serve a student population of 100 to 500, according to Brian Lowney, one of the district's regional academic officers.
The Puyallup School District is not planning new construction, but is merely having a committee explore options to challenge high school students. If the district pursues any of those options, it will use existing facilities.
Lowney said in addition to providing a rigorous academic program outside the traditional high school, a new high school would also provide relief for the district's anticipated future growth.
Lowney, a former principal at Emerald Ridge High School, said: "We offer a lot of options within our comprehensive high schools. But we need to offer more choice to families."
A voter-rejected 2013 bond proposal that would have added space to Puyallup's overcrowded high schools has convinced Lowney voters will be averse to approving funding for a fourth comprehensive high school.
The Puyallup School District — the second largest in Pierce County — serves a population of 21,000 students and has three comprehensive high schools: Puyallup, Rogers and Emerald Ridge. Walker, a small alternative high school, serves 120 students who are credit-deficient.
Starting this fall, the 17-member committee will present possible options for a smaller high school program to the Puyallup School District board of directors.
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Phones are ringing off the hook at the Grady County Election Board in Chickasha.
Polls are open until 7 p.m. and the lack of preparation from voters is causing hours worth of phone calls for the ladies at the election board office.
"It seems like no one knows where to vote," Susan Turner, secretary at the Grady County Election Board said. "There are so many people calling and checking."
To identify where your voting location is, visit www.ok.gov/elections then provide the information required, such as your last name, birth date and zip code.
Besides not knowing where to vote, some citizens have failed to change their address, last name and other information that limits their ability to vote.
"They would have needed to change things like address or maiden name by Oct. 12," Turner said.
Some voters have forgotten that they need to reregister to vote if they have been inactive for the past eight years, Turner explained.
"Polls close at seven, but we'll be here until we're done," Turner said. "Could be nine o'clock, could be 10. If there is a line, we'll wait."


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The Middlebury College men's squash team captured the Summers Cup at the recent Team Championships hosted by Yale. Middlebury defeated Denison 8-1, George Washington 6-3 and Amherst 5-4 to win the title. The Panthers end the season with a school-record 20 wins, against just seven losses. In just its third season as a varsity sport, the Panthers end the season ranked 17th nationally.
The Panther women's swimming & diving team placed third overall as they hosted the 2010 NESCAC Championship. Williams won the event with 1,954 points, followed by Amherst (1,376), Middlebury (1,148) and Tufts (1,070.5). Sophomore diver Megan Collins (Darien, Conn.) won the 3M event (442.35-pool record), while finishing second in the 1M competition (419.60) to earn diver of the meet honors. Her coach, Lisa Gibbs, was named the NESCAC Diving Coach of the Year.
The Middlebury College men's basketball team advanced to the NESCAC semifinals for the third straight season after a 56-52 win over Trinity in a quarterfinal match-up in Pepin Gym. The Panthers (23-2) will take on Colby, a 67-49 winner over Amherst, in a semifinal contest at 4:00 p.m. next Saturday at Williams.
The Middlebury College men's hockey team ended its regular season with a 7-3 win at in-state foe Castleton. The Panthers finish the regular season 16-4-4, 12-3-4 in NESCAC play, good for second place overall in the league standings with 28 points.
The Panther indoor track teams competed at the New England Championships last weekend. The women were in action at the University of Southern Maine, placing seventh overall among 25 scoring teams. The men competed at Bates, placing 15th among 21 scoring schools in action. All athletes placing in the top eight earn All-New England honors.
The Middlebury College women's hockey team wrapped-up its regular season as the Panthers earned a 5-0 shutout victory over Colby in Kenyon Arena. Middlebury (15-6-3, 11-4-1) earns the third seed for the NESCAC Tournament and will host #6 Hamilton in a quarterfinal game on Saturday, February 27th at 1:00.
The Panther ski teams wrapped up action at the 94th annual Williams winter carnival with a fifth place finish overall. Dartmouth (892) won the event, edging UVM (890), UNH (705) and Williams (685.5). The men's slalom team paced Middlebury racers, finishing second overall.


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Friday, March 26, 2010
A San Francisco columnist evaluates the Donovan McNabb-to-the-Raiders rumors.
Alex Brown may have played his last game for the Bears.
Colts owner Jim Irsay is pleased with the Colts' changes.
The 49ers say they're not interested in adding a Pacman.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Sam Bradford and the Rams are looking like a match.
Jack Del Rio says he won't be going into his "turtle shell."
A Philadelphia columnist says Donovan McNabb should have demanded a trade by now.
Former Chiefs GM Carl Peterson wants to live by the water.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Donovan McNabb wants the Eagles to make a quick decision about his future.
The Jets will be taking us behind the scenes.
The Browns are showing interest in Florida's Joe Haden.
Prospective Rams owner Shahid Khan is being vetted.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
DeSean Jackson deserves a contract extension, according to a Philadelphia columnist.
A Miami writer wonders if the Dolphins are done with Jason Taylor.
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh is disappointed in Jared Gaither.
Vikings owner Zygi Wilf says Minnesota won't be trading Bryant McKinnie.
Monday, March 22, 2010
49ers QB Alex Smith just lost one of his biggest defenders, according to one columnist.
Julius Peppers seems to be enjoying life in Chicago thus far.
The Steelers don't plan on using an early draft pick on a quarterback, says one Pittsburgh writer.
A Miami writer says the Dolphins plan to trade Justin Smiley.


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The bustling city has lots to offer for those visiting Glasgow but the best bit of advice that can be given to anyone is don't forget to look up! Glasgow is rich in architecture dating from the Victorian, Edwardian and Georgian times and while the shop and office frontages are attractive, if you look up at the buildings themselves you'll see the intricate stonework carved on the sandstone buildings and even the odd gargoyle or two.
Charles Rennie Mackinsosh inspired a lot of the architecture that can still be seen at the The Lighthouse, The Art School and The Hunterien or stop for tea at the Willow Tearooms designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1904 and retaining lots of the original features.
If you look at the Glasgow map you'll see that there are distinct areas: the West End is a vibrant area offering retro clothing stores, small boutique craft and food stores as well as some great Glasgow restaurants. Ashton Lane and Cresswell Lane (just off Byres Road) are the 'happening' places filled with bars and restaurants that are simply jumping in the evenings.
Head over to the other side to experience the Merchant City. Originally formed during the 18th century to house the wealthy merchant "tobacco lords", today it is home to some great shopping in the Italian Centre as well as eclectic restaurants where you can cook your own dinner in a Mongolian restaurant or have cocktails in the more metropolitan bars in Merchant Square.
Or back to the city centre itself for the amazing shopping; Buchanan Street is the best place to start which leads to most of the main shopping areas. You'll find Princes Square here - a hive of activity, filled with a mixture of designer shops, trendy restaurants and bars, the perfect venue for meeting friends. At the top of Buchanan Street you'll find Buchanan Galleries, home to most of the leading high-street store chains but up and down the street itself are excellent shops offering something for everyone.
If historic buildings are more your thing, visit the Provan's Lordship, the oldest surviving house in Glasgow built in 1471, or take an open top bus to tour round Glasgow and see many of the sights the city has to offer. Stop off at the Kelvingrove Museum and Transport Museum or stop at Kelvingrove – a fabulous park in Glasgow. It's a short trip from there to the Botanic Gardens known internationally for its impressive glass houses and extensive tropical and temperate plant collections from around the world.
It's easy to find accommodation in the city whether you're looking for apartments in Glasgow or cheap hotels in Glasgow – there's something for everyone. If you're looking for a City Centre hotel in Glasgow, these are all within easy travel distance of the best bars, restaurants and shopping areas the city has to offer.


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Course OverviewThis is an introductory course in database modeling, design, and implementation of business applications. It teaches the basic principles of relational database theory and use of query languages. The students learn to write queries in SQL and design a database using Microsoft Access. The role of database systems in the management of information and procedures for modeling the data resource to support managerial/executive needs are presented in the course
Learning ObjectivesThe objective of the class is to teach the students how to abstract business problems into databases. Students will:
GradingAll students are expected to follow University at Albany guidelines on academic integrity (see the Academic Integrity section of the course site for more detail). Whenever you come to me with a special request, think about whether your request is unfair to the other students. I am willing to do anything to help as long as I am fair to all students in my classes.
Assignments- 25%: Assignments given in any week are due at the beginning of the class next week. There will be a penalty of 10% per day for late assignments unless there is a very pressing reason for the delay. Assignments should be done in groups of two and if students prefer to work individually that is also acceptable. Assignments are typically 5-10 points each and will consist of exercises relevant to the material discussed in class. Please see the Assignments section of the course site for further details and guidelines.
Project- 35%: Projects should be done in groups of four. A different project is offered every year and incorporates creating an entity-relationship diagram, normalization, development of a Microsoft Access database, propagation of data for testing, formulation of relevant queries, generation of forms/reports, and the creation of a written project report. For more details and guidelines, please see the Projects/Papers section of the course site.
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Sherlock Holmes vs. Dracula. It sounds like fan fiction, the kind of clumsy mash-up written in overly purple prose and shared on someone's blog; or, perhaps, like the literary equivalent of comic book fanboy arguments, the ones that start with questions like, "Who is stronger: Superman or the Hulk?"
This re-release from Titan Books (originally published by Doubleday in 1978) is a far cry from fan fiction. Yes, it's pure pulp, but pulp guided by the steady hand of accomplished mystery author Loren D. Estleman, who makes sure that "The World's Greatest Detective" (along with his stalwart companion, Watson) meshes seamlessly into the famous vampire tale. The result is a rousing adventure story that does both Bram Stoker and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle proud.
Estleman's book chronicles Count Dracula's time in London, beginning at the point where a mysterious schooner arrives in Whitby Harbour in the midst of some decidedly unnerving weather. According to a journalist who alerts Holmes of the incident, the schooner arrived with a corpse lashed to the helm and all other crewmembers missing and presumed dead. A large beast, either a dog or a wolf, escaped from the ship into the night. Naturally, it's the kind of thing that piques the interest of the detective, and he and Watson immediately begin looking into the matter.
As events unfold, Estleman manages to weave in a number of characters from the original Holmes stories as well as Stoker's novel. Most notably the vampire hunter Van Helsing makes a couple of quick appearances, although the book (ostensibly written by Watson and discovered and "edited" by Estleman) concentrates for the most part on Doyle's characters.
Estleman keeps things moving at a brisk pace, finding plenty of opportunities along the way to season things with great pulpy phrasing like "the all-pervading stench of evil." It's more thriller than horror, although Estleman holds his own in the creepy department, particularly when describing some of the face-to-face encounters with Dracula. But above all, it's just plain fun. Estleman stays true enough to the creations of Doyle and Stoker to keep from thoroughly enraging the purists, but is free of the sometimes dense language and slow pacing that characterizes those original works and which might turn new readers away. As such, it's something I'd be comfortable recommending to diehard fans of the characters and newbies alike.
Kudos to Titan Books, which continues to grow its reputation as one of the foremost pop culture curators of our time. There are ads in the back of the book for several more in the "Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" series, and based on this one I'll be seeking out more in the future.
Order Sherlock Holmes vs. Dracula by Loren D. Estleman (Titan Books)
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NORMAN — A young woman sat on the curb sobbing outside of Summerfield Apartments as a fire official broke the news that her dog died in an apartment fire Thursday.
Norman Fire Department was dispatched around 2:24 p.m. at 902 E. Lindsey St. The fire was contained to two units. Firefighters extinguished the blaze in about 10 minutes, Deputy Fire Chief Jim Bailey said.
"Everyone's been evacuated. Everyone's safe," apartment manager Jade Gilbert said.
No injuries were reported, but a woman's dog died, Bailey said. As he broke the news to the dog owner, a woman nearby tried to console her. Others standing nearby shook their heads in sadness when they heard the news.
Upstairs resident Josh Moore stood barefoot in the grass watching firefighters extinguish the fire and put out hot spots after residents were evacuated. He had been trying to sleep when he smelled something burning.
"I never actually saw any flames," Moore said. "I just thought my roommate was burning dinner."
The next thing he knew, someone was banging on his door and his roommate said they had to get out of there because there was smoke coming into the house and the building was on fire, Moore said.
"I got up and got my pet taxi because I have two cats, but they scattered," he said.
Someone got a hold of one of the cats, which is now safe at his friend's house, but the other one took off down the street, Moore said.
The cause of the fire is under investigation, Bailey said. About 26 firefighters responded, as well as Norman police and EMSStat.
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Thanks, Tony! It should not break anything due to no changes about code logic. :) Avi, Could you help to commit the patches with Tony's Ack ? Thanks! Xiantao Luck, Tony wrote: >> For supporting kvm's MSI, we have to move some macros >> from ia64_msi.c out to avoide duplicate them. In addition, >> to keep them consistent with x86's , I also changed some >> macros' name. How do you think of the patch ? If you >> agree to the changes, could you add your Sign-off-by to >> the patch, and Avi may check-in it to kvm.git first to >> fix an emergent build issue for kvm/ia64. Thanks! > > Looks OK to me (I didn't test it, or even build it ... so I hope you > did!). > > Acked-by: Tony Luck <tony.luck@xxxxxxxxx> -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe kvm-ia64" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html


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An excellent post. Thank you.
Bogaerts is appealing, but according to the Red Sox prospect list (http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/mlb/prospects/watch/y2012/index.jsp?c_id=bos#list=bos), it seems likely that Bogaerts may end up at 3B, like Sano. But if the Twins could get Bogaerts, I agree that this would be a great get. By the time they make it to the Show, Sano (or Bogaerts) could be playing a different position. A team with both Bogaerts and Sano (and Rosario and a few others) could be fearsome. Revere and Mauer get on base then Bogaerts, Sano and Rosario drive them in.
Assuming that you are correct that the Red Sox won't deal Bogaerts, I wonder if they might give up Barnes and Owens.
Giving up Barnes and Owens (two high ceiling prospects who may be 2-4 years from MLB and who may never make it) for Liriano seems like a fair deal, taking into account that the Red Sox will also need to get Butera so that Liriano can have his personal catcher. Or if the Red Sox do not want to take Butera, then they need to throw in Ranaudo.:)


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The Barren and Metcalfe County Extension services joined forces Monday to help locals learn how to grow their own fruit trees. A two-part program brought in Dr. John Strang, University of Kentucky fruit and vegetable specialist, to teach the basics of fruit tree planting, fertilizing and pruning.
The program began in Metcalfe County at 10 a.m. with an introduction lesson and a visit to Valley View Orchard. About 45 people attended that portion of the program, Barren County horticulture extension agent Kristin Goodin said. In the afternoon, Strang continued his lesson in Barren County with a two-hour class detailing the process of home growing fruit trees. A total of 71 people attended the class, filling the rows and lining the walls of the extension office's auditorium.
The extensive crowd was a pleasant surprise, Goodin said. The idea for the program came about because so many community members had questions about growing their own fruit trees, but Goodin said she did not expect quite so many people to come.
Strang's lesson in growing fruit trees at home covered everything from choosing a site to plant to calculating pesticide and fertilizer amounts.
After choosing a site with the proper elevation, slope and soil, Strang said one of the first challenges a home fruit tree grower will face is the variety of deer, squirrels, birds and other animals that will want to eat the tree.
"In the backyard, pests are a problem," Strang said.
Other challenges to growing fruit trees are all the diseases and insects that can spoil fruit and damage or kill a tree. Due to the prevalence of those issues, Strang said a home grower has no choice but to spray pesticides on fruit trees regularly.
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I got bit buy a mosquito 16 years ago that had in insephalitis and It knocked me out and put me in a comma for about 6 weeks when i was 10 but ive almost grown out of it 100% now but I can still have them if i got extremely stressed out. I can play video games 24/7 or do what others do or even drive. I even know before I have an attack so i guess im kinda lucky to but I still want it out of me 100%. it also gave me some memory problems. I have short term memory.
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I had a brain tumor removed on the right side of my head. Right after I got out of the recovery room and was awake the Dr.'s told me that I'll never be able to work again. This was 22 years ago and to this day all my nuero tells me is that I suffer from seizure disorder due to scar tissue from the operation,nothing at all about EP. Now at first I was on pheno and dilantin, for grand mal seizures. Now I am on the generic Keppra and pheno which for the last 4 and half months have stopped me from the grand mal seizures. But now when I get a seizure(only have had 1 since being on this new med) I am completely alert sitting down and have what my wife says are stroke looking like seizure with slurred speech,one side of mouth drooping and total numbness on left side for about 2 hours and then I'm good to go.
My Dr. and the nuero Dr. sent me for heart tests and to check for artery clogs and everything came back fine. He still insists the seizure activity is from the scar tissue. Can scar tissue be removed ? I also had to go through 6 weeks radiation treatment right after the surgery as the biopsy came back and was recommended that I go through with the rad. treatments. Any clues or ideas, I mean I use to work with heavy machinery b4 the operation and can't do that now, but I do keep myself very busy around the house and I mean from cement to siding to pushing tons of topsoil in the yard, right now no more ladders for me til I see how it goes with these seizures. The Nuero Doc. told me that he would have me seizure free in 1 year. He should have never said that to me as I told him I'd give him a run for his money.
Yes Scar tissue can be removed, however it all depends on where it is. I don't know if this will help but at least ask the question. Did you tell the Dr that the meds have helped? Even though I had the operation I still take my seiz. meds. My body really works good when it comes to filtering out meds. I take 1000mg a day to maintain a average level. Have you had a blood level done on your meds. If the meds have helped, even if just a little, ask about upping the amount you take. You stated you keep busy around the house. Keep a log of everything you did before your next seiz. I can't take the heat or exert my self for a long period of time. The sack that fills the empty spot in my head, my kids tell me that is all of my head, swells up and puts pressure on what is left. I have had exactly what you have discribed to me but only when I exert my self. Don't accept just one dr. views get 1 or two other ones.
I also agree with Bob, the doctors and research have to prove you are a surgicial candiate, and if you are, go for it! It is nothing to be afraid of........
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I get my blood levels done every 6 months.Now the only blood they need is for the phenobarbital,There are no blood test level for the generic Keppra. Since I am taking the 3,000 mg. per day,I have read that this was the most that are required as a theurapudic(sp ) level. Heck I just found out not to long ago what my pheno levels are suppose to be and I have never had a problem with pheno levels at all.
And as far as my new Neuro Dr. he said anytime I get a seizure,to call him immediately instead of always running to the ER. So he does know that the Keppra is helping with at least stopping the Grand Mal seizures. Like I said it is just these stroke type seizures that are a concern. BTW what meds are you on,are you on Keppra?
My last visit to him was just b4 thanksgiving and I told him how tired I've been feeling and asked him about whether the pheno's are causing it. He told me if I wanted to try something else, I forget what kind he considered switching me to,but I said forget it. I'm sick of being a guinea pig with all these different meds. I go to see him again in May and if I am still feeling tired maybe I'll give it a try with whatever he suggests.
I use to be like you, when you stated about the heat, the only problem I have is that I love the hot summer months and sunny days. My old nuero Dr. who has since retired answered my question on heat related seizures and I always thought that because of the heat,I was sweating the meds out of my body and he told me that has no effect at all with the meds. Just b4 he retired,my last visit to him ,he was insisting on getting me off the dilantin and switching me over to something else. 20 yrs on Dilantin was long enough he said.
Next time I see the Neuro I'll ask him about the removal of the scar tissue to see if that can help me. If it was 'nt for these darn sleeping patterns that I get in,I'd be just fine. Thanks for the reply back.
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How will currency markets start to behave once devaluation becomes fashionable? If we have uncertainties around the world it could make for even more uncomfortable speculation games than we had around Sterling leaving the ERM. Adjustments of a couple of percent over a few months probably won't cause many problems but 5 % over a couple of days could cause hell.
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"We lost one of the great gentlemen of the business," Chapman said.
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While the children are looking forward to a basket full of candy when they go trick-or-treating, Giants fans have their own idea of sweet rewards in October. The San Francisco Giants are just one win away from clinching their second World Series pennant in three years. They take on the host Detroit Tigers in Game 4 on Sunday. The first pitch is secheduled for 5:07 p.m.
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