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Dulaney struck out five and walked three to efficiently dispose of the scrappy Cougars (10-12), who'd won five of their last six in conference play.
"We scored nine, and it was great to have a team offense that came together and put up those runs, but the way Daniel threw, we only needed one," said Sanderson coach Todd Laughlin. "He was dominant, probably one of his strongest outings of the year. It helps when that happens in the playoffs."
Sanderson (17-6) scored one run in each of the first four innings to build a 4-0 lead before putting the game away with five runs in the bottom of the sixth. Sanderson (17-6) will play Middle Creek (13-7) in the second round.
Middle Creek scored 12 runs in the fourth inning of a 13-0 victory over Northern Durham and Leesville Road pounded Pembroke Swett 15-6.
Millbrook pitcher Brian Nobles was in complete control in the Wildcats to an 8-0 victory over Southern Pines Pinecrest. Nobles struck out 12 and walked two. Chris Scott pitched the seventh inning.
"Brian was his normal stud self," said Millbrook coach Austin James. "He has pitched like this all year. He has been incredible."
Millbrook (13-10) will play Holly Springs (20-5) in the second round. Holly Springs defeated Durham Jordan 10-4 as the Hawks scored three runs in the fifth and four in the sixth.
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Richmond County (24-1) had no trouble stopping Harnett Central, 9-0. The Raiders will play West Johnston, which used a bases-loaded, game-ending double play to move past Fayetteville Cape Fear, 4-3.
Heritage (12-13) lost to Durham Riverside, 4-1, in the Huskies' first baseball playoff game ever.
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In 3A, Cardinal Gibbons (18-6) pounded Southern Guilford 11-2 as Stephen Scott pounded a home run and added a pair of singles in a 13-hit attack. The Crusaders will be at home on Tuesday against Eastern Guilford.
Erwin Triton (19-8) upended Southern Lee (20-7) 7-6, rallying from a 6-0 deficit. The Hawks scored five runs in the bottom of the fourth inning after having two outs.
Jacksonville ousted Pikeville Aycock 7-6 by throwing out the potential tying run at the plate in the seventh inning.
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Kelli Howard of Pismo Beach has been the organizer and director of the South County production of The Vagina Monologues for the past three years.
This show was developed by Eve Ensler and has been touring the world for 15 years.
Kelli was living in Bakersfield, saw the show eight years ago and fell in love with it. When she moved here, she wanted to develop something for South County.
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DURHAM — After an armed robbery near the main library on Sunday, Duke University officials are considering a rare response to keep the campus safe – blocking public access to some Duke entrances at night.
The restrictions would be a departure for Duke, which has traditionally kept its campus open to visitors day and night. A decision could be made in the next couple of weeks.
A recent crime wave on and around the campus has students, faculty and staff unnerved. In June, a woman was grabbed on the Al Buehler Trail that winds through Duke Forest near the Washington Duke Inn. In July, two armed robberies were reported at the Duke Gardens. Both locations are popular destinations for Duke employees, students and Durham residents.
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Sunday's robbery has put the campus on high alert. Two people, an alumnus and a visitor, were robbed at gunpoint around 10 p.m. between Bostock and Perkins libraries on West Campus. No one was injured, and police are investigating the incident.
"When we had this most recent incident, it really has caused us to say, so what else? What are other things we can do?" Cavanaugh said. "I will tell you the level of frustration is pretty high."
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You've probably heard over and over that it's important to have a credit card or two and to use them responsibly if you want a high credit score. No doubt you've also been told that making monthly, on-time payments on your mortgage and car are other ways to keep your credit score healthy and impress lenders. All true.
Your credit score – for young adults perhaps just joining the credit conversation – is the number credit bureaus offer up as a symbol of your ability to repay a loan. Generally, the credit score number everyone is concerned with is the FICO credit score, which ranges from 300 to 850. The higher your score, the more likely lenders will want you to borrow money from them, and the better interest rates they'll offer.
But what if you would like to see your credit score climb – but you're not crazy about having a credit card? What if you live in an apartment or a yurt and thus aren't making mortgage payments? What if you live in the city and take the subway? What then? Here are some somewhat under-the-radar ways to build credit for those who prefer the road less traveled.
[Read: Is Your Credit Score Hurting Your Love Life?]
Use your rent payments to build credit. For most of credit and rental history, on-time rent payments haven't officially counted as a sign of someone who is responsible with money.
Things are slowly changing, however. Since 2011, Experian has included rent payments in consumers' credit histories. But it isn't automatic. If you want your rent payments to be included, you need to be proactive and opt in.
There are a number of websites that will send rental-payment information to the credit bureaus, but according to WilliamPaid.com CEO Jeff Golding, his site is the only one that has an official partnership with one of them: Experian. Consumers who visit WilliamPaid.com can register and pay their rent through the site, and it'll be reported to Experian (it's free if you opt for electronic withdrawal; if you pay with a credit card or debit, it's 2.95 percent of the total payment; if you pay in cash, a $10 flat fee).
If you're late with your payment, Golding says his company will report that information to Experian but thankfully, not before checking with your landlord first. "We'd make sure, for instance, that the landlord didn't tell the tenant not to pay rent because they said they'd first fix a leaky faucet," Golding says.
Get a credit builder loan. This is a suggestion from John Ulzheimer, credit expert for CreditSesame.com, a free web tool that, among other things, helps consumers manage credit. Ulzheimer says credit builder loans are typically extended by credit unions, precisely to help members build or rebuild credit reports and credit scores. Some community banks also offer them.
"The loan is approved for some small amount, normally not much more than $1,000," Ulzheimer says. "But instead of the consumer getting that $1,000 like they would with a normal loan, the money is placed into an interest-bearing account with the credit union. The consumer makes payments monthly, and after a year or two, the loan is paid off, and the funds, plus interest, are released to the consumer."
Ulzheimer adds that because the loan was an extension of credit, the credit union can report the loan to the credit bureaus. "Everyone wins," he says. "The consumer gets the benefit of the account on their credit reports, plus the loan proceeds with interest. The credit union has an almost risk-free borrower and a happy member."
[Read: Do's and Don'ts for Building a Solid Credit History.]
Just make sure the credit union or bank policy is to actually report the credit building loan to the credit bureaus. And consider that you could be socking away money in a bank account instead, creating something of an emergency cash stash. In other words, it's going to be a good idea for some people but unnecessary for others.
Self-report. "Credit reports only track money you've borrowed," says James Miller, owner of Biltmore Wealth Advisors, LLC, in Scottsdale, Ariz. That's why credit reports don't include information on whether you've been paying your utility bill and monthly rent on time, he adds.


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Suns hope to 'seize the moment' on home stand
December 11, 2012: Dragic, Tucker expected to return vs. Memphis
The place the Suns call home---US Airways Center, has hardly provided the home court advantage many teams, or at least many of the good teams, have in the NBA.
There was the one possession loss on opening night versus Golden State, the overtime defeat at the hands of Chicago and the valiant comeback attempt against Dallas: three losses by a combined 11 points.
And now a season-long five-game home stand has started with a 98-90 defeat to an Orlando team that was on the final game of a weeklong west coast trip.
"There's an opportunity here for us," head coach Alvin Gentry said of being at home for an extended period. "We've got to seize the moment if we're going to stay in this thing and be a factor as far as the race for a playoff spot."
The Suns could do themselves a huge favor moving in that direction with an improved effort defensively. In each of their last two games, they allowed their opponent to shoot better than 60-percent in the fourth quarter.
"It's tough to win these kind of games if the opponent is having open shots and keep knocking those shots (down)," Goran Dragic said.
On the season, the Suns find themselves 27th in points allowed, 28th in field goal defense and 29th in defending 3-pointers.
"We went through a tough time last year," Gentry said. "We kept plugging away at it and we found a way to get it turned around. We'll do the same thing this year."
If nothing else, the Suns should be healthier by their next game, Wednesday against Memphis.
Dragic was back at practice, albeit on a limited basis, following a bout with the flu.
"I still feel weak," he said.
Dragic missed the Magic game after struggling the day before in L.A. against the Clippers. He said he's gained one pound from the six pounds he lost since Saturday.
The news is better on PJ Tucker, who has not played in the last two games after suffering a knee sprain almost a week ago against Dallas.
He returned Tuesday, going through his first full practice.
"I felt good. My knee feels good. I look good," Tucker said with a smile. "My wind is back. I've been riding the bike and getting my conditioning in so I'm ready for (Wednesday)."
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By Francis Scarcella
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NEWTOWN, Conn. - Early morning came with freezing rain in Newtown on Sunday, hardly noticed by the grieving residents already numbed by the violent deaths of six adults and 20 young children at the Sandy Hook Elementary School two days earlier.
"We are at a loss for words," said retired teacher and former Newtown High School football coach Bob Joseph. "This whole thing is a nightmare. I look at these names and I only hope these names aren't the same names of children of students I used to teach and coach."
Joseph and his wife, Pat, were standing on the corner of Dickenson Drive and Main Street in downtown Newtown.
They were praying near the hundreds of candles and stuffed animals people had left as signs of remembrance for those who died Friday morning when 20-year-old Adam Lanza broke into the school armed with an assault rifle and went on a shooting spree before committing suicide inside the school.
'We are just in shock'
"We are just in shock and we are so saddened by all of this," Joseph said, repeating a refrain that would be heard again and again in the New England community of 27,000. It is a place much like Lewisburg, with quaint shops lining a downtown business district, Christmas decorations reflecting off a creek through town and a sense of family in these hours of grief.
"Can I ask you a question?" a reporter asked one woman who was kneeling to pray at the makeshift shrine.
"Sure, if I can ask one first," she said. "Do you know any of these victims or any of their families?"
The reporter shook his head no.
"Well, I do," she said. "We all do who live here. We are broken. We are grieving. And as much as we appreciate the media letting people know how much we are grieving, right now we don't care who is in the town or who is coming to our town. We just care about those children and adults who will be forever known to us as heroes."
A block away, hundreds of people gathered and held hands and hugged.
"Everybody knows somebody in this town," resident Lori Lopez said. "I came to pay my respects and all I can say is we are in shock, and we are hurting. I agree with saying we are broken."
Two miles up the road, an overflow crowd spilled out of church services at St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Church, with its now familiar white-pillared portico, that has become an iconic location for the community in the past two days. Some parishioners stood outside, forming a barrier to the media.
"We understand that you all are here," one man said. "But please understand and be aware of why we as our town are all here as well."
Phone threat
Near noon, a monsignor at St. Rose said a telephone caller told him, "I'm coming to kill, I'm coming to kill." Several police and SWAT team members evacuated the services. An hour later, police said the location was safe.
One by one, candles were lighted and people knelt in front of a statue of the Blessed Mother and prayed.
At local eating establishments, including the Blue Colony Diner, people sat at their tables, shaking their heads, wondering what was happening in the quiet town they call home.
"There have never been this many people in our community," a woman said. "This is so shocking and to see all these people is just overwhelming."
Evil strikes
One man inside the diner may have summed up the eerie feeling in Newtown. "We had evil strike us. It continues to hold onto every one of us," he said. "We will fight together and stand together, and we will have love free us."
Outside, Rebecca Castegner sat with several of her former classmates, asking for donations to help the families of the 26 victims at Sandy Hook Elementary School, whose lives were taken Friday by Adam Lanza.
Castegner, 20, remembered Lanza was a former classmate and neighbor. "I used to ride the bus with Adam," Castegner recalled. "They live right up the street. My mom talked to his mom when she would be running."
During their investigation, police found Nancy Lanza, Adam's mother, dead inside her Yogananda Street home.
"This is all so devastating and I would have never thought anything like this would happen," Castegner said. "I didn't see or talk to Adam much after elementary school, but when I heard the news and saw our street filling with media and police, it was just something I never thought would happen."
Castegner said she is unsure how children can go back to the elementary school where they once felt safe.
"This is something that everyone is talking about. I don't know what is going to happen," she said.
Several of her other classmates and some current high school students sat on the bench near the diner, struggling with what was happening in their town.
Harrison Depuy, 15, a sophomore at Newtown High School, said teachers and administrators didn't inform high school students what was happening on Friday, but students began getting text messages.
"I saw a sniper on the roof," he said. "We knew something was going on, we just didn't know what."
"This is all so crazy," said Depuy. "It's just all so sad."


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Edited: This post was originally entitled "Snow White makes another appearance," in reference to the fabric used, but as Snow White doesn't actually appear anywhere in this post, I changed the name.
This morning I decided it was time to take on another challenge. I made this Charlie Tunic with the leftover fabric from my Snow White top ages ago and she's been refusing to wear it for weeks. There was chocolate involved. And as you can see I emerged victorious.
We are both wearing our tops today!!!
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Michelle DuPuis says:
Isn't it amazing what kids will do for chocolate? Although there isn't much I'd say no to if chocolate is involved…
Rae says:
So. True.
kristin says:
Awwww…Rae and mini-Rae! So cute.
Karen LePage says:
You're both so, so lovely in green and yellow!
angie says:
Oh I love it! I especially love her spunky little attitude!
Sophie says:
This fabric is such a winner. I could even see a boy wearing this print. You two look just peachy by the way
Grandma G says:
Aww… so cute!! Yay for chocolate! Lovin' that last picture!
And I had to wait till I got to my PC to comment, because it was refusing to work from my iPad again. Aargh.
Lou says:
You are just AWSOME! and ur lil one's are sooo blessed to have these JEMS made from the heart by their very own MOMMY!
Happy Best-"Job"-in-the-World Day!
Erika says:
LOVE IT! I actually bought the same fabrics with the idea that I would make a Charlie dress out of them for my 3 year old. Now that I see how awesome it looks I will have to get started
beth lehman says:
love it!
Kelly Costas says:
You guys are too cute and I love that fabric. My daughter went through a phase like that where she wouldn't wear anything I made, but thankfully it didn't last long….now she gets mad at me if I am making something and it's not for her!
chiara says:
This shirt and the fabric it is made of are just lovely, and you look like twins!
How cute!
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Where's a Good Book on Leadership When You Need One?
I've decided that great books on leadership are like unicorns: a beautiful idea, but — nope, nada, ain't gonna happen, they just don't exist. And this is an interesting confession because nothing will make me more likely to pick up a book than the word leadership in the title. (Just to put it in perspective, my daughter gave me the college texts she couldn't sell back so I could take them to the used book store. I snapped up the two leadership books before they even hit the stack.)
So, why is it I keep searching for the Holy Grail when I'm convinced it is nothing more than a grail-shaped beacon on the Castle Anthrax? No good answer. But in trying to come to grips with this obsession, it makes a good excuse to think about all the words that get written about leadership. Toward that end, the first thing to realize is that there are three kinds of leadership books out there. Here's the list:
Worst type: The "How to Supervise" book disguised as a leadership book. These are the books that provide you good (or bad) information on the basics of supervision. No doubt, every good leader has to understand things such as delegation, performance review, communication, interviewing, and the myriad other skills every person who is responsible for other people needs to know to succeed. And the fact that people are hungry for this type of training shows there is a real need for it. However, that ain't leadership.
Next worst type: The book that is merely a collection of things other people have said or selected studies or any snippets the author can find to help prove the point he has already decided he wants to make. These are often seen in the guise of "The Four or Five or Six Things You Have to Know or Do or Remember to be a Really Nifty Leader." I recently read a book of this type (the reason I started thinking about books on leadership) and noted it had numerous quotes from civil war histories, biographies of famous people, news sources on recent disasters, psychological studies, and other learned sources. These, of course, supported everything the authors wanted to say (what are the odds?) But, at the end of the day, there were only a few dollops of common sense swimming in verbiage — some of which happened to be a little interesting.
The least bad: The motivational book hiding as a leadership book. These are the ones that are as full of "You can do it" chants as real practical knowledge. Much like the prior type, they are heavy on examples and light on content. And, like the prior type, they may have some good points to remember, but the insights and true value are few and far between.
It should be obvious by this point that the ranking shows my own prejudices. No one is really better or worse than the other. And, now that I think about it, I completely forgot the absolute worst kind of leadership book — the "Airport Book." This kind of book is 50 pages long with 10 words per page that tries to use a parable or story to prove a profound point. Example: Who Moved My Cheese? It moved many people. It moved me to sell my copy to the used book store.
So if those are all the bad kinds of leadership books, what are the good ones? We'll explore that, as well as some basic thoughts about leadership training in the next day or so. Y'all come back now, y'hear?
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Two suspects were jailed in the Laurel County Correctional Center after a robbery at Brock's Tobacco Store Tuesday.
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Wednesday's flooding in parts of Knox and Laurel counties came from a storm system that slowed down and dumped a lot of rain during the early morning hours, according to the National Weather Service.
Laurel sheriff's office seeks armed robber
An armed robbery Tuesday has Laurel County Sheriff's deputies searching for a suspect.
Knox Sheriff seeks information on stolen car
An anonymous tip led deputies to an abandoned vehicle on Golden Creek Road.
Deputy fights, arrests intoxicated suspect
Knox County Sheriff John Pickard said that Deputy Brian Hensley responded to a domestic violence call on Callebs Creek April 11 — and that call turned into an arrest.


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Here is the Phil Kessel interview that changed the landscape of the Toronto media. They were able to ask their thoughtful questions and were given insightful answers. Just kidding. Rosie DiManno demonstrated just how remarkably thin-skinned she is with her little hissy fit over Kessel pointing out that it's not his first game in Boston.
Should we really feel incensed when an NHL player declines a post-practice media scrum? What kind of value do we really get out of player quotes? And for that matter, what kind of articles have any...
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Lula Mae Prince, Grammier-Oberle Funeral Home Chapel, Port Arthur, 1 p.m.
Ana Claire English, Immaculate Conception Church, Groves, 10 a.m.
LaVerne Vyvial Baker Block, Landmark United Pentecostal Church, Pt. Neches, 2 p.m.
Willie J. "Bootse" Holcomb, Broussard's, 505 North 12th St., Nederland, 2 p.m.
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Berkley Henderson, 79, of Port Arthur died Sunday Nov. 4, 2012. Gabriel Funeral Home Inc.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- A special program is reaching out to women entrepreneurs here in Charlotte. Urban Rebound helps business owners reach their goals by finding them mentors.
The program is part of Count Me In, a non profit dedicated to helping women grow their small business into million dollar enterprises.
The group focused on Charlotte this year, awarding 40 women entreprenuers scholarships, including Creating Classics Hair Salon owned by Shamira Ray in the University Area.
Ray hopes, with the program's guidance, she can create her own product line as well as open other salons throughout the Charlotte area.
"I'm looking to do more than just be behind the chair. I want to be involved in the community," said Ray.
A program volunteer says women business owner face special challenges.
"Typically women aren't just running their business, they're also runnng their households. So, you've got businesses that you're running. So, you have that during the day and then maybe in the evening, you're at home doing homework and flipping burgers, trying to figure out how you're going to feed your family and get everybody in bed at the same time."
Shamira encouraged NBC Charlotte to check back in a year. She plans big changes with the help of Urban Rebound.
"You'll see more employees, you'll see more clients. You'll see my product line and then you'll see that business has grown 30 percent or better. I don't want to limit myself to 30 percent," she said.


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Surprising Facts About Where Food Comes From
Kelsey Timmerman travels around the world to discover the source of our meals
For his book, "Where Am I Eating?" Kelsey Timmerman traveled to the Ivory Coast, Costa Rica and elsewhere in pursuit of the source of his food. Along the way, he made some disturbing discoveries that led him to stop drinking Starbucks coffee and feeding his children apple juice from China. U.S. News talked to Timmerman about where our food comes from, and why we should care. His responses have been edited:
Why did you decide to investigate where our food comes from?
In my travels for my first book, "Where Am I Wearing," I visited a dump in Phnom Penh [in Cambodia] where adult workers earned $1 per day picking through fresh trash for something of value that could be resold or recycled. Children worked there, too, picking through older trash earning 25-cents per day. It was the worst place I've ever been. Putrid smoke billowed from burning trash. It was hard to imagine a farmer choosing to work in a factory making blue jeans for $50 per month, but it was even harder to imagine a farmer leaving the fields to work in a dump. I really wanted to know what was happening in the fields.
So last year, I farmed alongside banana farmers in Costa Rica, coffee farmers in Colombia, lobster divers in Nicaragua, cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast and apple farmers in China to find out.
[Read: How to Plan a Cheaper Summer Vacation.]
Did your research change how you eat and how you feed your family?
I think one of the best ways to change your diet is to research and write a book on food. I've lost ten pounds. I don't get heart burn anymore and I'm even learning to cook a bit.
Right away, we banned Product of China apple juice from our kids' sippie cups. The list of Chinese food scares and scandals is too long and scary: melamine in infant formula, cadmium in rice, borax in pork, bleach in mushrooms and arsenic in soy sauce and apple juice.
I rarely eat fast food any longer; it's just too unknowable. I eat a lot more organic food than I used to. I've always been more interested in social justice than environmental justice. But farming alongside farmers around the world has shown me how the two are inseparable.
Now, I eat way too much fair trade chocolate and drink way too much fair trade coffee. There has been a lot of discussion about what fair trade is and should be among the fair trade community in the past year, but I think it is the second best way to try to ensure that your food was respectful to man and land.
The best way to ensure that the farmer and environment is being treated right is to know the farmers, visit their farms or grow your own food. We have about 100 square feet of garden now. Don't tell anyone, but we totally use child labor all the time in our garden. Our 4-year-old daughter Harper loves to pick cherry tomatoes. The problem is that she eats them all before they make it into the house.
[See: 16 Things You Should Never Buy New.]
You start the book focusing on the origins of your morning cup of coffee. Do you still start the day with Starbucks?
I stopped drinking Starbucks, for the most part. I'm sad about this. As a father of two children, and regular catcher of early morning flights, removing Starbucks from the equation really limits your coffee options.
Going into the project, I was excited to learn more about the Starbucks Coffee and Farmer Equity Practice Practices program. The program is supposed to ensure that farmers who grow Starbucks coffee are treated fairly and so is the environment it is grown in. When I asked Starbucks if they would help me meet some of [their farmers in the program] responsible for my favorite cup of Colombia coffee, they told me it was proprietary information.
I went on my own to Nariño, Colombia …The overall consensus was that Starbucks came to the region six years ago, but now all they do is buy coffee, and at a lower rate than other companies such as Nespresso. Over the past year, I've repeatedly asked Starbucks to comment on what I saw in Nariño. I'm still waiting.
What do you think American consumers should know about where their food comes from?
More and more, our food is coming from somewhere beyond our borders. In the past 10 years the amount of food that we import into our country has doubled, and only 2.3 percent of it is inspected. Today, 86 percent of our seafood, 50 percent of fruit and 20 percent of vegetables is imported.
[Read: 15 Ways to Stop Wasting Money on Food.]
What was the most disturbing thing you learned?
That slavery is alive and well in 2013. I met a slave in the Ivory Coast working on a cocoa farm. I hired him as my translator and gave him a shot at freedom. Days later I learned he ended up back on the farm. I'm not sure if he was taken back or chose to go back. There are so little opportunities in some of the regions of the world that grow our food that slavery can be someone's opportunity.
But the real root problem isn't slavery, it's that farmers are being paid less and less in most cases. A coffee farmer receives 1 cent for the coffee in a mocha latte, workers in banana plantations earn 1.5 percent of the retail price of a banana and one-third of one cent of a cocoa bar's retail prices goes to the cocoa farmers.
Food labels can be overwhelming and confusing – which ones are most important?
Fair Trade International and Fair Trade USA have social and environmental standards that include setting a minimum standard and ensuring that farmers receive a social premium that goes back to the farmers to use on community projects. And then you have companies like Starbucks creating their own certifications.
I'm fond of any label that involves third-party certifiers, a system of accountability and has close working relationships with the farmers. Fair Trade USA and Fair Trade International do the best. Start checking those labels.


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Members of the Huntley High School's football team are winners in every aspect of the word to Grafton Food Pantry.
The team had a game plan to make the holidays bright for neighborhood children facing a holiday with very little to cheer about. Each member of the football program and their families participated. This effort resulted in delivery of over 200 gifts for boys and girls from age 0-18 whose parents are clients of Grafton Food Pantry.
"'The Promise' is one of the team's mottos which states that the team will not only give their all to each other, but also promise to give back to their community," Kathy Schneiter, President of Grafton Food Pantry said.
Not only did the team members _ under the leadership of Head Coach John Hart, Coach Matt Zimolzak and several dedicated parents_ select the gifts, they gift wrapped them and labeled them with the appropriate age that corresponded to the type of gift.
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2 charming and independent 55 sq m apartments next door to the other ( same building and floor) composed of a spacious living room divided into 2 areas, the dining area with capacity for up to 4 people and the lounge area with 2 sofas, 1 of them a double sofa bed, the other a lounge non foldable couch, a large fully fitted kitchen with all modern conveniences like a washingmachine, dishwasher, kettle, coffee maker, etc, the bathroom benefits from full modernisation with an en suite bath in apartment# 1 and a walk in shower in apartment# 2 and a heat towel rail, the double bedroom is exterior and offers linen and towels and the balcony overlooks a tree lined cobbled street.
Both apartments have been carefully restored keeping charming original features like the wooden ceiling beams and modernised to the highest modern standards ( dvd library, WiFi, Air Conditioning, central heating, flat screen tv) so you can have the best of both worlds.
Location, its best asset: Their best advantage is their location, as it's in 5-10 min walk from most of the city´s tourist attractions and sights. Thus, in 5 min walk you find the Gothic Quarter, the Cathedral, the modernist Palace of Music, the monument of Arc Triomf, the biggest parc in town with the Zoo within, ruins, Picasso Museum, the 2nd oldest food markets, 2 different metro lines and the train direct to the airport.
In 10 min walk you find: the beach, the Port, the 2 main shopping streets and the most famous avenue avenue in town ( Rambles).
The apartments are located in the trendiest area, the Born wirth its narrow streets and alleyways, little leafy squares, art galleries and museums and the greatest restaurant concentration in town.
There´s a car parking at the end of the street that costs 90€/week.
The central bus station in town is in a 10 minute walk from the apartment and the train station in 5 minutes walk and takes you directly to the airport in 33minutes ( trains every 30minutes)
WiFi, AC, central heating, dvd library: The apartment is fully equipped. Thus, it provides WiFi ( free of charge for our visitors), Air Conditioning in the livingroom and in the bedroom, central heating, and many other amenities such as a 60+ dvd collection in different languages, towels and bed linen, an iron, hair dryer, washing machine, dishwasher, coffee maker, kettle, microwave, oven..
Fully equipped kitchen and bathroom: The bedroom comes with towels and bed linen.
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The "President's Own" United States Marine Band is coming to Buffalo for a free concert at Shea's Performing Arts Center on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The concert is sponsored by The Buffalo News.
To get you psyched, above is a clip from the band performing in 1990.
It is fun to watch first of all because of the unbelievable precision, not only of music but of marching. It is also fun for the way the music grows fainter when the band marches away from the camera and then louder as the musicians circle back.
Here they are playing the National Anthem at a burial ground.
One commenter writes: "The dead are probably all at attention and saluting."
Who doesn't love a good military band? This was my summer for military bands. I got to explore the history of Buffalo bandleader John Surra, who played in the band of John Philip Sousa and who trained many of the bands in the Buffalo area in the early part of the last century. I also got to do a story on the West Seneca Town Band.
Bands are kind of a summer subject to me and I am already looking forward to covering this beat, so to speak, next year.
Cool old pictures in this performance of "Semper Fidelis."
This year we have local talent in the Marine Band: Clarinetist Staff Sergeant Samantha Angelo is from Buffalo and graduated from Amherst Central High School. Percussionist Staff Sergeant Jonathan Bisesi graduated from Orchard Park High School.
The doors at Shea's open Saturday at 6:45. Seating is on a first-come, first-serve basis. For info, call Shea's, 847-1410.
-- Mary Kunz Goldman