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VIAN 12, HEAVENER 0 — Dan Weer had two hits including a grand slam and drove in five runs as the Wolverines (6-1) earned the run-rule victory. It was Weer's second home run of the season.
Rowdy Simon (2-0) was the wining pitcher. Warren Zachary and Dalton Morris each had two hits.
PRESTON FESTIVAL —The Checotah Wildcats improved to 6-2 for the season after sweeping past Glencoe 8-7 in 10 inning and hammering Weleetka 15-1 by the run-rule.
Kameron Elerick scored on a passed ball in the top of the 10th inning. Tyler Addy pitched the last three innings for the win against Glencoke Addy had three hits in the game along with Caleb Knight. Jack Christian and Tyler Blankenship combed for four hits and three RBIs.
In beating Weleetka, Elerick drove in three runs, while Blankenship had four RBIs with his two hits. Wyatt Hatridge hit a home run for one of his two hits and drove in three runs and Cade Christian added two hits.
Checotah plays Oktaha at 2 p.m. in the festival.
Oktaha lost 10-4 to Tecumsehh as Dakota Davis (0-1) was the losing pitcher for the Tigers (1-2) as Jordan Webb had two hits and two RBIs, while Dalton Martin drove in two runs.
WARNER WINS TWO — Playing in the Okay tournament, the Eagles improved to 6-1 as they beat Mounds 10-0 and Chouteau 7-3 to advance to the championship game against Gore at 3 p.m. today.
Gage Sparrow (2-0) and Tim Smithson (2-0) were the winning pitchers.
Tristan VanDaley had two hits and two RBIs, while Levi Jones tripled and drove in two runs against Mounds. Jones had two hits and three RBIs against Chouteau.
KEYS 12, SEQUOYAH 8 — Sequoyah dropped its season opener to the Keys Cougars (2-4). Mitch Allison was the winning pitcher and Sheldon Wesley was the loser.
Connor Hall had two RBIs for the Cougars. Ryan Helsley and Elijah Tucker drove in two runs each for the Indians.


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Corsicana — Navarro County Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance meets at 6 p.m. each Tuesday, in the fellowship hall at St. John's Episcopal Church, 101 N. 14th St., Corsicana. All are welcome to learn to give and receive support at the weekly meetings. On the first Tuesday of the month, Dr. Tom Sheriff, licensed psychologist, joins the group discussions on various aspects of mental health. For more information call (903) 872-6302 or (903) 874-6815.
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1009 will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at the Sirloin Stockade, 2508 W. Seventh Ave, Corsicana. Membership is open to U.S. armed forces veterans who served on active duty (for other than training purposes) in the Republic of Vietnam between Feb. 28, 1961 and May 7, 1975, or in ANY duty location between Aug. 5, 1964 and May 7, 1975. The veteran must submit a copy of his/her DD Form 214 along with the application and dues. Members and guest are invited to come early and eat and visit prior to the meeting.
The Corsicana Emergency Corps., located at 416 South 12th Street in Corsicana, will hold its regularly scheduled monthly meeting at 7 p.m. The general public is invited to attend. Monthly meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. For further information, please call (903) 872-5072.
March 13
Corsicana Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) will be at the Kerens Public Library from 1 to 4 p.m. each Wednesday until April 11. If you are a low income (usually under $42K) or elderly, and in need of tax filing assistance, take advantage of this free program. This year we are seeing clients with appointments first and then we'll work with our walk-ins. VITA will be at the YMCA in Corsicana on Tuesday and Thursday from 2 until 7 p.m. and Wednesdays in Kerens at the library from 1 until 4 p.m. Call George Burrell at (903) 879-2091 to schedule your appointment.

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Judge rules against Ingram Farm auction winners
A Knox County judge has ruled against the local businessmen who thought their $26.5 million bid was enough to buy a primo West Knox peninsula.
The case centers around the Ingram Farm, a 355-acre Fort Loudoun Lake peninsula that has been tangled up in court since 2006. In April, the property was sent to the auction block by a judge, after a long and bitter legal dispute involving four brothers who were grandsons of the former owner.
At the auction, Scott Davis, Bryan Testerman and Teddy Phillips submitted the winning bid of $26.5 million, but less than two weeks later, three of the brothers submitted a court filing offering more than $29 million for the property. All four brothers subsequently asked Chancellor Daryl Fansler to dismiss the original legal case, a move that was apparently aimed at nullifying the auction result.
In an order last week, Fansler ruled that the original parties were entitled to dismiss their case, and granted that wish. As for the Davis-Testerman-Phillips triumvirate, Fansler said that it "had no vested right other than to demand the Special Master report on the confirmation of the sale."
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It's not something you hear very often... A firetruck on fire, but it happened Thursday in Hearne.
Workers with the fire department say that around four in the afternoon, the tanker was parked in their parking lot and caught fire. They don't yet know what started it, but the fire means that engine is now out of commission while it's being repaired. The Hearne Fire Department does have another engine it can use to respond to emergencies for now.
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Your truck is a work of art, not much room for improvement really. It looks good no matter what you do, keep up the great work!!2004 Chevy Colorado
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Looking good there. Truck is coming right along. I think the grill looks sweet either way, the chrome works with the blue. I think the tailgate handle bezel being painted is a smart choice. Mirrors look sweet as well. Keep up the great work."The best things in life aren't things"
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Thanks for the compliments fellas! I really appreciate it.
Hahaha "stick out like Obama's ears"..thats hilarious. I can really see better with these mirrors vs my old ones, the main reason why I am so fond of them.
I had some other mods in mind...but I think I am going to hold off on them. As stated before, I do plan on a re-gear and Rigid Light bar (thanks to @SurrealOne and @aloxdaddy99) - I'm still trying to decide whether to go with the E series or SR series...to me the SR series was the answer, but after speaking with aloxdaddy99 , he went with the E series.
Tailgate latch will be painted....have also thought about painting the mirrors to match the truck as well. I've wanted the smoked LED taillights from recon forever....but I think I will wait for a while. SurrealOne and I have talked a few different times about doing "too much" to a truck to a point that it becomes tacky...which is what I am trying to avoid
Thanks again for the compliments and input guys! All of you have excellent looking trucks as well!!
The 20" SR-series is 1.5" tall, produces 6400 lumens, and lists at $530 clams. The 20" E-series is 3 1/4" tall, produces 7900 lumens, and lists at 700 clams.
Measure the height of your bumper opening. If more than 2" tall then the SR-series will probably look too small for it. You really want the opening size to be very close to the bar size to get the cleanest look. Also, more light is better, right?
How much were the mirrors if you don't mind me asking? I plan on getting a set like that as well.
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Think it looks great. nice way to make it your own.Clint
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It wont matter when I figure out how large my opening is after I take the measurements...if the E series will fit, I will get that...but if it doesn't I obviously wont have a choice. I know that aloxdaddy99 got the E series from NCT - and after some trouble with the installation and when he contacted NCT they said that there was a mistake on the website it says it works on the 1500's...but the kit was specifically designed for the HD's. Supposedly they are working on a custom mount for the 1/2 tons..I will be interested to see what they come up with. If hypothetically the E series will not fit, do you think it is worth the money for the SR series? 6400 lumens should still be pretty bright so I think I answered my own question. How are you liking your lights Surreal? You got the SR series if I'm not mistaken?
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aloxdaddy99 that he had mount problems. Frankly, if the E-series bar fits then it's easy enough to fab a pair of mounts. (I did my own... and I have next to no metalworking skills -- just a lot of initiative, patience, a vise, and a grinder!)
6400 lumens is, indeed, plenty bright. If the E-series won't fit then the SR's are the logical alternative.
As for my installation, I love my bars. I have the SR10DW's (alt ID 91061) in white. These are the driving lights at 1.5" tall x 10" wide. Each of these bars produces 5100 lumens and draws only 3.7 amps. (I use a 10amp fuse for the pair in my relay box.) It's like daylight in front of me with lows, fogs, and highs on (due to the diode mod) in conjunction with both bars.
Maybe @nakranij will be kind enough to take a high quality pic of the front-end of my truck all lit up, sometime. The ones I've taken with my android phone look terrible, so I've not posted them.
Well, after some measurements today...it looks like it is going to be the SR series - the opening is only 2".
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- Saturday, 24 Sep 2011
- Alex Theatre
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- Sunday, 25 Sep 2011
- Royce Hall
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- Jeffrey Kahane, conductor & piano
- Wiek Hijmans, electric guitar
- Mozart Overture to The Magic Flute, K. 620 listen
- Osvaldo Golijov Sidereus (West Coast premiere)
- Derek Bermel Ritornello (for electric guitar and orchestra) (West Coast premiere)
- Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, Op. 58 listen
Beethoven, a confounding musical revolutionary?
No one would dispute Beethoven's genius today, but his contemporaries thought differently. Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major – which forever changed the concerto form – was ignored for 30 years before being embraced as one of the masterpieces of classical music. Jeffrey Kahane brings his "uncommon intellect, insight and musical integrity" (Denver Post) to what he calls "one of the most beloved and astonishingly innovative works in the piano literature."
Revel, too, in 21st century creativity with two West Coast premieres. Inspired by Galileo's controversial observations of the moon, Osvaldo Golijov's richly orchestrated Sidereus recalls the wonder of the scientist's discoveries while virtuoso electric guitarist Wiek Hijmans astounds in Ritornello, Derek Bermel's concerto featuring the unusual pairing of electric guitar with orchestra! The concert opens with Mozart's mystic Overture from The Magic Flute. This sparkling program sets the tone for Festive 15 – a celebration of Jeffrey Kahane's "crystal" anniversary as music director of "America's finest chamber orchestra." (Jim Svejda, PRI)
Guitarist Wiek Hijmans performs with the warmth of a gypsy" bringing "typical Dutch clarity" to his unique artistry. (Het Parool, Amsterdam)
LACO composer-in-residence Derek Bermel is a "brilliant musical vagabond [who] has made the sounds of the world his palette to create a singular artistic vision." (Sequenza 21)
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Just spent $800 on a PS3Posted: December 26, 2006
that's $600 for the system, $65 for Resistance and $100 for the 2-year warrenty Best Buy offers, plus tax. am i satisfied? meh. Resistance is good, but hardly great. before i played it, i used to debate whether i'd like it more than the overhyped GOW. i can say now, beyond a shadow of doubt, that i don't. i tried NfS Carbon, but was disappointed by its graphical quality (or lack-thereof) compared to the 360 version. i played Ridge Racer 7 earlier this year on the 360 (when it was called Ridge Racer 6); and i downloaded the demo of the Onimusha-wannabe Genji (wasn't too taken-aback by its gameplay). so, there you have it.
will i thusly be getting rid of my PS3? not a chance. as a matter of fact, i'm more excited about it (or rather it's potential) than the 360. sure, i know that everyone's been piling their sh*tty comments and opinions on the PS3 lately (and of all gaming media, 1up seems to have taken the most Ex-lax), and to some major degree of extent Sony has been deserving of it. but the more i look at it objectively-subjective (thats viewing it from the aspect of the PS3 minus any consideration of competition), the PS3's launch isn't much different than either the PSOne or the PS2, both of which have gone on to great success (and by success i don't mean commercial success; i mean success how i view it--delivering good games). the PS3 appears to continue that tradition. will it be better than the 360 or the Wii? well, thats something only a genuine fortune-teller can foretell. Wii has innovation; 360 has Live; PS3 has a (potential) power-advantage. i do believe it will offer a great experience all it's own, as near-future exclusives Motorstorm (AWESOME! demo), Lair and Heavenly Sword seem to indicate. each system has its good games and its bad, its strengths and weaknesses. i simply refuse to relegate myself to the realm of fanboydom by missing out on PS3's strengths (future great games on arguably the most advanced system to date) by focusing exclusively on its weaknesses ($200 premium and bad PR).
VOLTRON, Defenders of the UniversePosted: September 17, 2006
just picked up the first volume of Voltron Lionforce, the epitome of 80's cartoon, on DVD. i'm quite sure a lot of you are too young to appreciate what Voltron has done for cartoons as a whole, but as a little taste of what they've contributed they heavily influenced the Power Rangers. for those of you who are old enough, i'm quite sure you can appreciate the nostalgia.
Microsoft: "No HD-DVD 360 games--EVER!"Posted: August 16, 2006
this isn't really a blog folks. i just wanted to mark this day down...just in case of the off chance that Microsoft releases a 360 game REQUIRING HD-DVD at some point in the distant future. so that when it happens, there can be no rabid fanboys saying that Microsoft never said they wouldn't...ya know, because Microsoft never lies.
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New Orleans to San Francisco Road Trip (NUNF)
Bats in Texas, aliens in Roswell, pretty much everything else in San Francisco—get off the well-worn tourist trail and really discover the south and west of the United States. After leaving fabulous New Orleans, you'll explore some of the most incredible natural wonders anywhere—the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Yosemite—then trade wildlife for the nightlife in Las Vegas. It's the ultimate roadtrip. Now, let's get rolling.
Highlights: Strol the streets of San Francisco, hike Yosemite National Park, try your luck in Las Vegas, savour a sunset at the Grand Canyon, learn about the Navajo culture.
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- Trip Type:
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Southwest Highlights (NUNL)
Time for a pop quiz: Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas, or Death Valley, Yosemite and the Grand Canyon? Correct answer: both! This incredible 22-day adventure starts fast and never lets up for a second, introducing you to the very best of the American West and much, much more. This trip offers an unbeatable blend of outdoors and big cities; encounter the unusual 'hoodoos' of Bryce Canyon National Park, take an optional helicopter ride over the Grand Canyon, sample the local vintages in Santa Barbara and explore some of the West's biggest and brightest cities. You'll never want to go home.
Highlights: Meet the Navajo in stunning Monument Valley, marvel at the Grand Canyon, hike in the beautiful Bryce Canyon and Zion national parks, roll the dice in Las Vegas, drive the Pacific Coast Highway from LA to SF
Pacific Coast California Express (NUPC)
We haven't seen the original blueprints, but the Pacific Coast of California seems to have been custom built for road trips. Climb in and prepare for eight days spent cruising around Los Angeles and up the scenic Pacific Coast Highway, stopping in Santa Barbara, checking out San Simeon and Monterey, exploring San Francisco on foot, playing in the surf and generally having the time of your life, Cali-style. The best part? On this road trip, we do all the driving.
Highlights: Drive the scenic Pacific Coast Highway, ride a bike around Monterey and eat on Cannery Row, lounge on the beach in Santa Barbara, walk the hilly streets of iconic San Francisco, search for stars in Hollywood
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Highlights of the Deep South (NUSH)
There aren't many places in the US—or the world, frankly—that can match the Deep South for charm, character and quirkiness. This 9-day trip pulls back the curtain on this unique part of the country by way of groovy Charleston, cosmopolitan Atlanta, sultry Savannah, the Elvis mecca of Memphis and other hotspots while serving up heaping helpings of colonial estates, Cajun cuisine, country music, whiskey and fun. It's different down here. Way different. Come on down and git yer drawl on, y'all.
Highlights: View the historic houses in Charleston, explore the dark and mysterious side of Savannah, get into the country groove in Nashville, learn about the Blues in Memphis, eat Cajun and party on Bourbon Street
Western USA Family Experience (NUWF)
Never mind the minivans and cheesy tourist attractions – our 12-day trip across the western United States puts a whole new spin on ol' America the Beautiful. Your family will breathe free in famous national parks (Zion & Bryce among them), stand in wonder at the Grand Canyon, and bunk at a cowboy camp. With a great mix of culture and activities, this is an ideal trip for families looking to see the USA in a new light.
Highlights: Hike in the natural splendour of Zion and Bryce national parks, learn horseback-riding at a cowboy ranch, visit Canyonlands National Park for sunset, marvel at the sight of the Grand Canyon.
Western Express Loop (NUWL)
You've got two weeks and the entire West Coast of the United States at your disposal. Where do you go? Start in Los Angeles and cruise the fabled Pacific Coast Highway, cross the Golden Gate into San Francisco and then work your way swiftly through a handful of national parks (Bryce, Death Valley and the Grand Canyon), sow some wild oats in Vegas, and finally work your way back to Hollywood before heading home. (Hey, we don't call it the 'Express' for nothing.)
Highlights: Drive the Pacific Coast Highway, ride a bike around Monterey, bask in big city lights in Los Angeles and San Francisco, hike through Yosemite, try your luck on the Las Vegas strip
New Orleans to San Francisco Road Trip (NUNF)
Southwest Highlights (NUNL)
Pacific Coast California Express (NUPC)
Highlights of the Deep South (NUSH)
Western USA Family Experience (NUWF)
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Gloucester — Ruth M. "Sue" (Ryan) Mitchell, 68, died Thursday, November 15, 2012, surrounded by her loving family. She was the wife of the late Joseph L. Mitchell and the late David A. "Benny" Haight.
Born in Ipswich on January 7, 1944, she was the daughter of the late Julia (Francis) Ryan and William "Red" Ryan.
Her mother was one of the first women to filet fish in Gloucester. She followed in her footsteps by working at Capt. Joe's & Sons, the former O'Donnell-Usen and Kennebec Fisheries. Following her employment on the waterfront, Sue was employed for twenty-five years as a senior electronic technician at Varian Extrion. Most recently, she was employed at Seacoast Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
Sue enjoyed gardening and reading. She and Benny enjoyed boating, fishing and they especially loved their motorcycle rides to New Hampshire.
She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Julie (Mitchell) and David Adkins; sons, Joseph W. Mitchell, and Toby, husband of Laura Haight; seven grandchildren, Alston, Trevor and Connor Adkins, Tiffany and Joseph Mitchell and Bryant and Benjamin Haight; one great-grandson, Anthony Mitchell; two sisters, Roberta Jones and Marilyn Burns; nieces and nephews, Veronica Makkonen, John Makkonen, Wayne Smith and Robin Smith. She was also predeceased by her sister, Patricia J. Hardeman; nephews, Richard and William Frazier and grand-niece, Melissa Allen. The family wishes to extend their thanks to Dr. Jay J. Isaac and Beth Shanks for their special care.
ARRANGEMENTS: A celebration of life service will be held on Saturday, December 8 at the West Gloucester Trinitarian Congregational Church at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend. There are no visiting hours. In honor of her own mother's legacy, it is Sue's wish for you to lend a hand to someone in need in lieu of flowers. Arrangements are under the direction of the Pike-Grondin Funeral Home, 61 Middle Street, Gloucester. For more information and to send online condolences, please visit www.grondinfuneralservices.com.


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Lounge around in style and comfort with Idlewild's range of designer loungewear. From top brands such as Calvin Klein, Esprit & DKNY. We also stock all in one onesie Pyjamas as part of our loungewear selection.
We all know there's nothing better than relaxing at home on a lazy Sunday morning in your favourite stylish-but-comfortable loungewear! We've sourced the globe to bring you a selection of designer loungewear that combines style, comfort and quality, from leading brands such as Calvin Klein, DKNY, Cyberjammies, Bodas and Esprit. We all love those lazy duvet days and there really isn't anything better than slipping in to something easy, relaxed and comfortable. And, this is where we come in!
We know how important your precious moments of relaxation time are, so if we can do our bit to make that time that little bit more pleasurable we certainly will. Every item in our collection is hand-picked for its premium quality and absolutely comfort – in fact, many of the pieces are so comfortable they double up as pyjamas too. You choose whether it is sleepwear or not. The choice really is vast; choose from a set in luxury silky soft modal, cosy flannel pyjama pants matched with a comfy vest top or perhaps a gorgeous cosy and soft onesie pyjama. You choose!
Shopping with us couldn't be easier. Just buy online today and your designer loungewear will be in your hands in as little as 48 hours, just in time for that laid back Sunday morning (or any day in fact!).


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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
for those of us who get personal with our zines. stories about our lives, reflection, wisdom gained from personal experience, etc.
Members: 396
Latest Activity: on Sunday
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My first perzine, Veill, is ready for sale or trade!
Twenty pages including cover, size A5, computer font and manual typewriter font (Olympia Traveller), stapled.
In this first issue: poetry; analogue photographs taken with an ancient Russian Zenit 122; personal prose with anxiety disorder and genderqueer more or less as thread.
Started on 23/06 last, first print run on 04/07, please contact me for sale or trade at email@example.com!
My perzine is up for swaps if anyone would like to trade. It's a teeny tiny zine that's 16 pages, black and white. Pictures are up on my profile. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you're interested!
No Good People now available from Jet Black Press!
No Good People is a collaborative zine by both Lauren Lowery and Douglas Eberhardt. The bulk of the material that lies within - photographs, writings, illustrations - were created in the summer of 2013 while living and working in Wassaic, NY. The content is about a variety of subjects, including but not limited to: traveling by bus and by train, bicycling in rural areas, post-college blues, nostalgia, unemployment, employment, and more.
This listing is for the color edition of the zine, limited to 20 copies. Each zine comes with three different poster inserts, each 8 1/2" x 11" when unfolded, all hand drawn and screenprinted by Douglas Eberhardt. Each zine is also hand bound with string and features a screen printed French Paper cover. The zine is half size and measures 8 1/2" x 5 1/2". It is 56 pages long.
Hi guys! I've been out of the zine scene for a while now, actually I've been out of the writing scene in general. Now I'm starting to find my way back, though I'm not ready to tackle a new zine yet, but I'd love to write again, my preffered method being snail mail! Does anyone penpal anymore ? mail-art, perzine, feminism, health , bodypositive,LGBT, culture, art, music, movies, .... anything goes. Oh yes I AM located in Belgium so international you will have to calculate if it's worth the postage price! Can be a one time letter back and forth or a long writing relationship!
Hey friends! I recently posted a blog post about my zine and my connection to the zine community. I also put a bunch of my zines up on my etsy shop. I'd love it if you could check them out! <3


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Raising Readers Workshop
Meadow Village
Meadow Village/Scholastic/ HEB will partner to provide a family literacy workshop. Pizza and beverages will be provided by HEB and Scholastic will provide a $7.00 book fair gift certificate for each MVE student that attends. Please RSVP.
Thu, 01/24/2013 - 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Event Category:
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A Community Service of Shiffman Medical Library
Wayne State University Shiffman Medical Library Community Health Information Services (CHIS) empowers patrons through health information, education, and resource awareness.
CHIS provides the following health information services:
- Learning Opportunities: CHIS offers several different ways for the community and students to learn more about accessing health information and related research skills.
- Personalized health information packets.
- Reference/Research Services.
- Access to the library's community designated computers.
- Building use of the library's Community Health Information Services Collection.
Health Information On the Internet
The Internet has proven to be a resourceful information medium if used wisely. However, almost anyone can post information on the Internet. Therefore, be very careful of the information you may find on the Internet. It is advisable to use resources from reputable sources such as government agencies, accredited educational institutions, well established profit and non-profit organizations and agencies, and personal authors with identifiable credentials. The Community Health Information Services can help you find quality health information.
Quality of Healthcare
The Quality of Health Care website is a special collaborative project between Wayne State University College of Nursing and Vera P. Shiffman Medical Library. These resources provide useful information on understanding quality heatlh care, evaluating health care services, and making informed health decisions.


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An outstanding man who is outstandingly amazing at most everything
also could mean backwards toe nail
also could mean backwards toe nail
"wow i wish everyone was like that eli"
" oww i was born with and eli
" oww i was born with and eli
av mac curley 8 augusti 2009
The nicest person that someone could ever know and that everybody wants to have sex with.
man, she's a real Eli.
av Toosexy4you 23 juli 2010
(ē-lie) see: God
To Eli I cry aloud,
and he answers me from his holy hill.
I lie down and sleep;
I wake again, because Eli sustains me.
Psalms 3:4-5
and he answers me from his holy hill.
I lie down and sleep;
I wake again, because Eli sustains me.
Psalms 3:4-5
av rrrrrramon 6 februari 2010
An amazing girl who is fun to be around and great at giving advice. She is always happy and being around her cheers you up. She is beautiful and has all the guys falling at her feet. She is outgoing but can be very shy, especially around guys she likes. Overall a happy, funny, silly, wonderful girl.
Person 1: I need help I don't know what to do.
Person 2: Just ask Elis.
Person 1: Why didn't I think of that?
Person 2: Just ask Elis.
Person 1: Why didn't I think of that?
av waytoomanynicknames 28 oktober 2010
The most confident guy on this planet.! He has major swag and style when given the opportunity to showcase it. He really is lovable to everyone.. but most lovable to the girl of his dreams :) Driven, unique, and outgoing are just a few adj. to describe him..bc not enough words could make up for wat he really is / represents to me.
av thekoolkidnextdoor 19 september 2010
The one who makes you feel like the happiest person in the world. He has all the right things to say, and when he runs out, even his smile is enough to get you by. He's sweet, funny, attractive, protective, caring, smart, amazing, and well spoken. . .
Especially when he says "I love you."
Especially when he says "I love you."
I read yours, I hope you read mine. You're long since forgiven, Eli. . .
av SouthernBoy'sGirl 29 mars 2011
A philosophical movement usually characterized by moments of deep inner solitude, silence and reflection.
Do not disturb, am in a moment of Eli.
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Bartholomew Named Mid-Con Athlete of the Year; Lindamood Earns All-Conference Honors
Monday, May 15, 2006Steve Bartholomew (Valparaiso, Ind./Morgan Township H.S.) earned Athlete of the Year honors, while Erik Lindamood (Bealeton, Va./Liberty H.S.) was also named to the All-Conference squad for their performances at the 2006 Mid-Continent Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships last weekend.
Bartholomew became the first Crusader to take home the Athlete of the Year award after capturing two event titles at the championships. Bartholomew won the gold in the hammer throw on Thursday with his school-record toss of 189'7", and followed on Saturday by capturing the discus with a throw of 170'4", also a school record. Both marks also surpassed the NCAA regional standards, qualifying Bartholomew to compete at the NCAA Mideast Regional Championships in Knoxville, Tenn. on May 26.
Lindamood received conference accolades as a freshman after an impressive showing in the shot put. Lindamood recorded a mark of 49'1 �", good for third place in the event.
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Wheaton College avenged last year's loss to Springfield with the win on the Clark Tennis Courts.
Winners of two straight matches and five of their last six, the Lyons move to 5-4 overall, while the Pride slips to 3-3. Wheaton is now 1-0 in NEWMAC play, while SC is 0-1.
After the two teams split first and third doubles, Wheaton needed a tiebreaker at number two to carry a 2-1 edge into singles action. In the second slot, senior Nii Manfoi Davies (Town & Country, Missouri) and junior Kyle Hudgins (Uxbridge, Mass.) posted a 9-8 victory over juniors Trevor Romanzi (Bay Shore, N.Y.) and Tim Tunis (Sudbury, Mass.). Wheaton sophomores Harry Altman (Riverdale, N.Y.) and Brian Krantz (Milford, Conn.) won 8-2 in the third position, while Pride seniors Andrew Constant (Kingston, N.Y.) and Bobby Schlink (Quaker Hill, Conn.) captured an 8-5 triumph in the top slot.
The hosts sealed the victory with wins by their top four singles players, including a decisive 6-1, 6-1 final from Hudgins at number three. Junior James Little (Mount Desert, Maine) won 6-3, 6-4 in the second position, freshman Neall Oliver (Portland, Maine) defeated Constant by a 7-5, 6-3 count at number one, and Altman recorded a 7-6, 6-3 victory in the fourth spot.
Final Score: Wheaton 6, Springfield 3
1) Andrew Constant/Bobby Schlink (SC) def. Neall Oliver/James Little (W), 8-5
2) Kyle Hudgins/Manfoi Davies (W) def. Trevor Romanzi/Tim Tunis (SC), 9-8
3) Harry Altman/Brian Krantz (W) def. Zach O'Leary/Eric Henne (SC), 8-2
1) Oliver (W) def. Constant (SC), 7-5, 6-3
2) Little (W) def. Romanzi (SC), 6-3, 6-4
3) Hudgins (W) def. Schlink (SC), 6-1, 6-1
4) Altman (W) def. Tunis (SC), 7-6, 6-3
5) O'Leary (SC) def. Krantz (W), 6-1, 6-4
6) Henne (SC) def. Davies (W), 7-6, 6-2


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ALTUS, Okla. In a story July 8 about a fire, The Associated Press reported erroneously that a fire at an apartment complex was on Altus Air Force Base. The complex was in the city of Altus.
A corrected version of the story is below:
Apartments burn at Altus
ALTUS, Okla. Part of an apartment complex has burned in Altus.
The fire began around noon on Monday at the Apple Creek Apartments.
The Air Force says no one was injured but 16 apartment units were engulfed by the fire.
Firefighters from the air base were able to put out the blaze, though they were still looking for hot spots as evening approached Monday.
People living in the apartments were told to call the apartment office for information about their units.


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DATE: January 7, 2013 8:00:00 AM AKST
For more information contact:
Unified Command Joint Information Center at (907) 433-3417
Update #32: Kulluk approximately 9.6 nautical miles away from planned anchored location
Anchorage, Alaska – Unified Command update for Monday, Jan. 7, 2013:
- As of 7:30 a.m. Alaska Time, the Kulluk remains in tow by the Aiviq traveling at approximately 3.5 knots (4 mph) in a northerly direction.
- The location of the Kulluk is approximately 9.6 nautical miles away from the planned anchored location in Kiliuda Bay.
- The Nanuq crew continues to use infrared equipment on board and reports that there are still no signs of a discharge.
- A Coast Guard overflight is scheduled at first light to look for any signs of sheen, weather permitting.
Visit www.KullukResponse.com for more information
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The International Society of Worldwide Stamp Collectors serves the interests of all worldwide collectors. It strives to promote the fun and fascination of worldwide stamp collecting to young and old alike, and has an active outreach program serving youth, their leaders and beginners of all ages.
Look over the many benefits we have to offer. We'd like to hear from you!
Did you know that we are also on Facebook. Head over to
https://www.facebook.com/ISWSC and like us.
Responding to a letter by Society founder Aubrey Dunne published in Linn's
Stamp News, seasoned worldwide collectors let it be known that they were tired
of the "amateur" image given them as non-specialists. The foundations were laid
in 1980 for what is now the International Society of Worldwide Stamp Collectors.
Contrary to popular opinion, our 375+ members
believe that worldwide stamp collecting is the most fun and challenging area of
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CMA experience: Up close and personal
- Last Updated on 08:31 AM 07/25/12
- BY Tiffany Hudson
Did you watch the CMT music awards from the comfort of your couch this year?
South Boston native Stacie Griffin and her boyfriend, Justin King, experienced country music front and center in Nashville, Tenn. during the Country Music Association music festival last month, including the live show and broadcast of the CMT music awards.
The found themselves in the presence of some of country music's best including Brad Paisley, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Jake Owen, Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Faith Hill, Carrie Underwood, The Band Perry, Zac Brown Band, Lady Antebellum, Little Big Town, Lauren Allaina and Eric Church.
According to Griffin, in April the couple began planning their trip to Nashville after King heard one of his co-workers had CMA music festival tickets for sale.
"One of our favorite things as a couple is attending concerts and listening to music in general. We have attended several concerts together and thought a week full of our favorite artists sounded like an awesome trip," said Griffin.
The tickets the couple purchased were four-day passes to the CMA music festival that included concerts from 10 a.m. until approximately 1 a.m. During the day, the up and coming artists would perform on five different stages in the downtown area of Nashville.
"There were also many other events going on throughout the day such as autograph signings. You had to enter a lottery or wait in long lines if you did not win tickets in the lottery," said Griffin.
"I guess our chances of winning the autograph lottery was about the same odds as winning the mega millions, because our numbers were not drawn in the lottery," she added.
Taking in the scenery and the music Tuesday, June 5, from the time they arrived after the nine-hour drive, they stayed at a hotel near the airport about 10 minutes from downtown Nashville where all the festivities were held.
However, the favorite part of the trip for the two was when they purchased tickets to the CMT music awards broadcast live on CMT.
"It was unexpected because our tickets did not include the show. We bought the tickets Wednesday just hours before the show. We watch the awards every year on TV, but it was so much better live," said Griffin.
"The best way I can describe it was being like a non-stop concert for three hours and being able to see all of your favorite artists instead of just one or two," she added.
When asked who was their favorite performer, Griffin responded, "This is a tough one. They were all great."
"I would have to say Pistol Annies or Luke Bryan. I absolutely love Pistol Annies. I think Justin enjoyed watching Miranda too. All of their songs are fun to sing along to," she added.
"Little Big Town's performance of 'Pontoon' was also great. The way they made it look like people were swimming, and they brought the boat was really cool," she added.
During the music fest, Eric Church was the favorite of the pair.
"We absolutely loved Eric Church. We both have his CD in our cars and listen to his music all the time. When he sang Springsteen, all 65,000 people at LP Field were standing up and singing along," said Griffin.
Jake Owen and Luke Bryan also had great performances at the music fest.
According to Griffin, Jake Owen was definitely living a "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" as he was barefoot the entire time, and he even crowd surfed.
Luke Bryan also put on a great show and interacted well with the crowd.
"Any girl would have loved to have seen him shaking it.He definitely made the speakers go 'boom boom' that night," said Griffin.
When the couple wasn't attending the numerous concerts, they took time to soak up some of Nashville's history. They visited the Ryman Auditorium, which used to be the home of the Grand Ole Opry, and artists still perform at the Ryman today.
"We were able to go backstage to the dressing rooms, which was neat, thinking about how many famous people had been there," said Griffin.
They also ate at several different places including the Wild Horse Saloon, which according to Griffin was probably the best as far as food and atmosphere.
"They have a huge dance floor, and they conduct line dance lessons while you eat. It was very entertaining to watch."
However, Griffin added that neither she nor King joined in on the line dancing. Everywhere one chose to eat in Nashville had live music playing in the background.
Although they weren't able to snag a winning lottery to get an autograph or to meet any of the famous country singers up close and personal, while shopping in one of the shops downtown, they found themselves standing about six feet from Lauren Alaina.
"That was pretty cool," said Griffin.
The couple stayed in Nashville and enjoyed the remainder of the CMA music festival until Sunday, June 10, before beginning the long drive back to South Boston.
"Justin avoids flying at all costs," said Griffin of their travel choices.
And when asked what the two would change about their trip, King responded, "Stacie would not have locked the keys in the trunk at the hotel."
However, Griffin had a different outlook on the trip. "Not a thing! It was perfect."
Since the two have been back from their trip they have not been able to stop talking about it nor have they been able to catch up on their sleep.
Griffin said the pair had such a great time they can't wait to go back again.
"We would encourage anyone who loves country music to experience it just once. The passes get you into the night concerts with the 'big names,' but all the concerts during the day are free."


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Ok say i do my chest routine on monday at 3:30pm and at 7 or 8pm i do some boxing. Now im talking about will the cardiovascular activity hurt my chest gains, i wanted to know if the motion of punching a bag will hurt my chest gains, cause im not forcing my chest to push and weight. Will it hurt my chest gains or not.
I don't think that it will hurt your strength gains but any cardio is going to help cut fat and lean you out. "IF" your looking for the most bulk I would think that it would hinder minimally, but I am no expert. Boxing is a great conditioning(cardio).
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From what I know, it's not good for boxers to have large chest, because causes problems when they try to put their gloves together. It is difficult to go elbow to elbow. I don't think that it will make that big of difference on your chest though.
ANYTHING can happen on a TUESDAY!!!
thats why mike tyson looks sooo small in his chest because it some how hinders his skills.
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try doing your boxing right after shoulders.
Tyson has no more game first off. second, his chest is not that big compared to the rest of him. Third, look at Roy Jones Jr. He has a tiny chest.
ANYTHING can happen on a TUESDAY!!!
to say tyson doesnt have a jacked upper body including his chest is a disservice to the beast called iron mike.
havent ya ever seen rocky? big chest!!!!!!!!!!
mike tyson has a small chest? are you out of your mind
Boxers are pussies
It's like I'm a juicer... but I'm not.
I've been into amateur boxing for about a year now and it hasn't effected my chest in any way. If you know your skills, the breakdown of a successful hit lies mostly in your body weight and rotation at the waist. The only time your chest is used is possibly in the follow through of a hook or right and a little in the jab. Your shoulders and back are the muscle groups most used and they are really the only ones that would be effected by overtraining.
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The Waterford Police Department has added a new weapon in its arsenal: a Facebook page.
Granted, the department has had the page for years. But in the last few months, the department has really amped up its use, after training and an event spurred it.
"We want the community to know the good things we are doing, instead of having it stay in our four walls," Waterford Police Chief Murray Pendleton said.
Waterford Police Lt. Brett Mahoney runs the page. Mahoney said there are two goals of using social media: to show the whole picture of the police department and to catch criminals.
The New Focus
This summer, Mahoney went to an FBI training academy in Virginia. There, officers from other departments talked about how they used their Facebook pages to build a relationship with the public and possibly even catch criminals, he said.
Mahoney came back to the Waterford Police Department ready to use the Waterford Police Facebook page more, but an event spurred it along even further. On October 2nd, the department shared a picture of a man that they believed was spying on people in the changing rooms of the Crystal Mall. The picture was shared by 153 people and "liked" by another 183, and the department realized it was a good way to spread information.
Despite people recognizing the man, no one came forward identifying him and the detective division wound up catching the alleged criminal, Mahoney said. The next step is getting people to come forward, but by spreading pictures of people police are looking for – such as pictures taken from security cameras of alleged serial shoplifters – it increases the chance of a person identifying them, he said.
"There is a lot more of the public than there is of us," Mahoney said. "The more we can get it out, the more likely it is somebody recognizes them."
Not Just Catching Criminals
There is more than pictures from security cameras of people allegedly stealing from Waterford's many big box stores on the page. In the past month, there has been a post about how Great Neck first graders came into the department and met with Santa (played by Waterford Police Officer Robert Strohl), several officer profiles and a post honoring the late John Fratus.
The idea is to improve the relationship between the community and the department, Mahoney said. Most of time, people have only bad interactions with the police, and the goal of the Facebook page is to show that the police do more than just catch criminals, Mahoney said.
"This isn't just the Waterford Police Department's Facebook page, it's a page for the Waterford community," Mahoney said.
To follow the Waterford Police Department on Facebook, click here.


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Online fraudsters are very sneaky and creative and have found new ways to convince millions of people to give up their bank or credit card information, often robbing consumers of their savings and ruining their credit. The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center received 5,600 complaints in 2011 from victims of romantic suitors. The victims who reported the crimes lost a total of $50.4 million.
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The Nigerian prince is still out there and working harder than ever. The conspirators have stepped up their game and now have dedicated call centers in Nigeria where they specialize in scamming people out of their hard earned money. They have learned the art of persuasion and coercion well.
The Nigerian letter has fraudsters pretending to be representatives of the country in some sort of official government role and offers you the "opportunity" to share in part of a large sum of money. However, they first need your help with expenses. Once you ante up the expenses, they can send the funds overseas and will reimburse you soon.
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If your suitor suddenly suggests that you connect to them via another website or service, be very suspicious and cautious. This new website that you have never heard of "could be and likely is a fake or phished website designed to steal your information," he said. Instead the criminals are using this information to obtain your password that you use for other services.
"In any case, use conservative judgment on whether you connect with this person over more popular social networking sites or through your email," Gonzales said. "Email specifically is a private enough channel for the scammer to try and build trust."
Another sign that your new relationship is not real - the photos of your suitors are stunning and nearly picture perfect. If your new love interest is really attractive and you think he or she is out of your league, proceed carefully.
"Romance scammers will take pictures of wildly attractive women and use that to lure interested parties into thinking they hit the jackpot," he said. "I'm not saying you're not good enough for her, I'm just saying she's not real."


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A member of the Permian Basin Vietnam Veteran's Memorial in Midland, Texas. I am researching all 228 men who died in Vietnam from 30 West Texas Counties. Project includes finding burial sites.
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This young man belongs in my family tree. Can you tell me anything about him?
He was from Lampasas Texas
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James Stanley B. Childers
Hi Mr. Brown,
I did inform FG why I was leaving my page up til I heard from you - in hopes the tokens and sponsorship could be saved -, and they merged the two pages so that your original stays up (which is what I wanted), but...they left the extreme name error as is. Your page now carries my mistake - Be Childers is listed as this gentleman's last name. I'm sorry to cause you all of this work, but I was told you have to change the name in editing from your end? I just wanted to let you know where things stood - Have a good day. Best, RCP and Gannon Blue
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Dear Mr. Brown,
You may recognize my name from the site; I'm always so far behind on Thank Yous that I don't know whether I've ever specifically told you thanks for all your hard work on here....I just noticed something, and I am at fault: I have been 'cleaning up' my pages lately, making sure that info I was given is correct, etc., and I duplicated a page of yours, for a Vietnam casualty, James Stanley Childers. It happened because the handwritten info forwarded to me showed his initial "B" to pretty much look like "Be" - I mistakenly put James in as "Be Childers". The light began to go off when I could not find anything on him under that, and it tracked right to your page...my question is, what can I do? I want you to keep your original page, of course, but Mr. Childers has a ton of tokens on mine, and I have sponsored him, as well. Do I just let it all drop? =( I luckily enough had a similar issue last week (note: never try to work on this site whden you are recovering from eye surgery and can't see a darned thing), and the gentlman, Jay, very kindly switched everything to my page...but as said, I am more that aware you'd no doubt like to keep your own work up. Please let me know what I should do, if you can do anything, and again, my apologies. I wear Roy Orbison level shades most of my waking moments, and so that'll tell you that this was not carelessness on my part, I just completely missed it. Best, RCP and Gannon Blue
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Thank you for pointing out my duplication. Mine has been removed.
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Thank you so much for your note and graphic that you left at Doug's Memorial. I have updated it some, with the help of Jim. I am currently trying to add his medals to the photo section, i see them when I add them. But when I go back over to the bio page? They are not showing. And when I type his name in, 2 other Doug Woodlands show up, but not the page I've had up there for years. Very mystifying. THANK YOU.
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I posted a picture of Fredrick Todd # 24283949.
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Billy could you transfer the memorial for Mac Curtis Brown to me. He is one of 9 from Shelby County, Texas KIA in Vietnam. I have written their stories and would appreciate having his in my virtual cemetery. I have lots of things to post. Thanks
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Michael W Bailey
Please remove the picture you added to Michael Bailey in Hickory Grove Cemetery in Star City, Lincoln Co., Arkansas. Michael is a family member and he is white.
Thanks for what you are doing for veterans.
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Thank god for people like you. Not only do you make us remember our fallen comrades but also educates us that sometimes in life we have to go gut up and face the horrific facts of combat. Forever may god protect us and the united states.
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This is another KIA Vietname Vet from Louisiana. From a Memorial I created on Findagrave.com.
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