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Drill concealed hinge cup holes with ease and accuracy using the Concealed Hinge JIG IT® System! Use it to easily locate center, and drill cup holes on cabinet doors for fully concealed hinges. Use our Mounting Plate JIG IT® templates (sold separately) to accurately align holes for hinge mounting plates. Hinge cup bits sold separately.
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Concealed Hinge JIG IT® System includes:
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Bought this for a small project,...Posted May 1, 2013
Bought this for a small project, and it worked so well I have since used it to drill hinge holes on 34 doors with not problems. Door were all solid oak and used carbide bit. It has been so easy.
Well, first of all, Rockler shipped...Posted April 16, 2011
Well, first of all, Rockler shipped out the order within 24 hours. so kudos to them for that.I was stuck with a project that needed 8 sets of hinges. I hated to buy a drill press right now just for a small project, so I thought this jig would do the job. It did the job perfectly. I did have the doors on a workbench, and clamped the doors down to keep them stable, and used my left hand to push down and make sure the guide laid flat on all sides of the receiving end. BUT, I only have one HUGE suggestion: buy the carbide bit! If you think it is more expensive, it actually SAVES you loads of time. I was boring into oak, and the Rockler carbide bit performed flawlessly. Don't think twice, just buy it.
We needed a jig that would...Posted March 8, 2011
We needed a jig that would allow us to set our hole at 2mm,and this jig did just that. The customer support was excellent and we have no problem recommending Rockler to anyone.
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Farrell J. Formento, 53, of Macon, MO, passed away October 3, 2012, at Samaritan Hospital in Macon.
Farrell was born on March 16,1959, in Macon, MO, the son of Frank John and Nola Beth (Still) Formento. He was united in marriage to Carolyn Wiggans in Marceline, MO, on October 18,1985. Farrell had owned and operated County Line Convenience Store in Marceline, MO, then the 4-F Hilltop Gas Station in New Cambria, MO, and most recently the Formento Trucking east of Macon. He enjoyed talking on his cell phone, hunting, raising whitetail deer and elk, fabricating, watching movies and especially spending time with his grandson. Farrell attended the Open Arms Baptist Church in Macon.
He is survived by his wife, Carolyn of the home; by his parents, Frank and Nola Formento of Macon; one son, Brandon Formento and wife, Brittany, one daughter, Franchesca Jo Formento, all of Macon, one grandson, Braxton John Formento; one sister, Caterina Formento of Topeka, KS, one brother-in-law, Ronnie Wiggans and wife, Sherry of Macon, his mother-in-law, Frances Wiggans of Macon, one niece, Abra Dell of Holton, KS, and one great-niece, Emma Beth Wheeler.
Farrell was preceded in death by his grandparents.
Funeral Services will be Sunday, October 7, 2012, at 2: 00 p.m. at the Hutton and McElwain Funeral Home in Macon with Reverend Rich Wills officiating. Burial will be in the St. Charles Cemetery in Bevier, MO. Visitation will be Saturday evening, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., at the funeral home. Memorials are suggested to the American Heart Association, the Open Arms Baptist Church or the Alzheimer's Association.
ONLINE CONDOLENCES MAY BE MADE TO: www. greeningeaganhayes.com

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The Judge is "Hands On" in the Andrew Luster Case
When prosecutor Michelle Contois asked Luster whether he believed more harm was done to him than what he did to his victims, Judge Stoltz quickly jumped in and said: "Whooooooa!"
She told Contois that this was argumentative and that wouldn't be allowed, afterwards, she quipped that she had objected and sustained her own objection.
Stop Seeing My Sister, Andrew
Andrew Luster testified that a Sheriff's deputy at the jail had threatened him if he didn't stop seeing his sister. But Luster said he continued to see her.
The judge after listening to both defense attorneys and prosecutor Contois question Luster wanted to know why the deputy didn't want Luster to see his sister.
"Nobody is going to ask him why?" the judge asked the lawyers. "Okay, I'll ask him why."
She then turned to Luster who was on the stand and asked "Why?"
Luster said the deputy's sister visited him and he explained to her what happened.
"She still wanted to maintain a relationship with me and I with her," Luster told the judge.
They are not Experts, the Judge Ruled
The judge ruled that Attorney Ron "who represents the Star in First Amendment issues" Bamieh and Former Judge Arturo Gutierrez turned criminal lawyer could testify at Luster's trial but not as experts.
Gutierrez testified that sentences that of eight to 12 years that were offered to Luster were "average" for similar crimes during that time when he was on the bench.
Former Senior Deputy District Attorney John Blair testified that the plea bargain offer was made by Luster's lawyers and as with any plea offer at that time, he said he wrote a memo to his superiors on June 5, 2001 stating that Luster was willing to plead guilty to two counts of rape.
"They asked me to put something in writing, which I did," said Blair who is now a court commissioner in San Diego.
Bamieh, a veteran prosecutor, was brought in to impeach Blair's credibility and the District Attorney's Office claim that they never offered Luster a plea-bargain offer.
Bamieh testified on the policies and procedures of the district attorney during the time Michael Bradbury was the county's chief prosecutor.
Bamieh testified that there was no way a memo would have been written until after defense lawyers had agreed to take a deal and the prosecutor "pitched the deal" to Bradbury who was sometimes at the "ranch" or out golfing.
Bamieh testified that he was paid a $5,000 retainer fee by the defense for his agreement to testify as an expert. He said he did more than eight hours of legal work at $350 an hour.
As he left the courtroom after his testimony, I asked him: "Hey Ron, how much did you get in total?"
"Lots of money, just do math," he replied and walked out.
Attorney Richard Sherman and Investigator Bill Pavelic Were Also Getting "Lots of Money."
Luster testified that he paid Attorney Richard Sherman, who he said charmed and bamboozled him, $5,000 a month, and he paid Pavelic $15,000 a month.
Sherman who is dead told Luster that the prosecutors who he called the "evil minions" and Judge Ken Riley were running a rigged game in the courtroom and convinced him go to Mexico with Patrick Campbell who could help him hatch a plan, Luster testified.
Luster said he first met Campbell who, Luster testified, was dressed all in black at Sherman's house. Campbell told him that he was a mercenary, running guns and helped over throw some countries and talked about diamonds in Sri Lanka.
(Yeah, and, I am a Walrus)
Anyway, Campbell, still dressed in all black, took Luster into a bedroom and had him strip down to his underwear to see if he was wearing a wire.
Campbell told him about how he could help him flee to Mexico for $200,000 and a small fee of this (I would assume a finder's fee) would go to Sherman who often employed Campbell.
Also Campbell said he needed an additional $80,000 for an East Coast buddy but promised Luster that he would get this fee back, Luster testified.
Luster went to Mexico and never saw a dime of the $80,000, and defense lawyers say that Campbell is nowhere to be found.
Back on the Planet Earth
Former season prosecutor Bill Haney recently joined criminal attorney Philip Dunn's law firm as a full-fledged partner.
Dunn who had a wide grin when I bumped into him in the courthouse said he was very happy to hire Haney. He said there was a lot of work to do at his office, and Haney with all his experience would be a good fit.
Newly Appointed Judge to be Sworn into Office on Friday
Former prosecutor Gilbert Romero will be sworn into office at 4:00 p.m. on Friday in Courtroom 22 at the Hall of Justice in Ventura.
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Summer CAMP
Meet the CAMPers behind Movement's artful atmospheres
Published: May 25, 2011
"That's the most difficult part," Miller says. "That's what made me stay awake at night. You want to inspire people and motivate them to express themselves but you also need a sense of cohesion."
This year, CAMP considered installation proposals from 15 teams and accepted six.
One such team, the Intelligent Node Park, is at work inside the Russell studio the day Miller, Anderson and Fotias meet to talk. The team is Jake Chidester, Richard Chase and Alisyn Malek, an architect, an electrical engineer and a mechanical engineer respectively.
Fotias, Miller and Anderson move into the studio while the artists toil with live wires, promising a light show any minute.
Chase works on installing a set of blue LEDs into a 7-foot-tall wooden box. "It's like techno Stonehenge," he says. "
Fotias scratches his chin. "You know, the guys that I work with, we all came up in a subculture in a city that was a lot more blue-collar and conservative than it is now," he says. "But because of the situation we're in as a state and as a region, we're looking within our own community for cultural enlightenment and the work flips us out. Look at this; it'd be totally irresponsible to not help show what's going on in Detroit."
Christian Jay Sienkiewicz, who records and remixes under the name Coyote Clean Up, will offer an organic lounge called Camp Chillout. Connecting monolithic LED boxes to a heap of strobing headlights, the Intelligent Node Park is the brainchild of an architect, a guy who's wrapping up his doctorate in electrical engineering and a girl who works on electric battery technology. The Janus Tunnel will be constructed by Dan Roberts and Erin Sweeny. Riffing on the "I Lift Detroit in Prayer" bumper-stickers you see around town, Erin Ellis and Jessica Decker have built a We Lift Detroit in Dance structure or sculpture or sign or something. Sean Hages will introduce attendees to his Wild Aesthetic, which will involve parachute balloons and mist. And A.J. Manoulian has constructed a Rube Goldberg Machine that feeds official festival programs near the entrance.
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Investigators say that in-floor radiant heating caused the three-alarm fire in a Commonwealth Avenue brownstone Wednesday morning that resulted in $5 million of damage but no injuries.
Firefighters responded to the five-story, three-condo building at 9:18 a.m. and quickly called for backup.
"They were here in a matter seconds," John Walsh, who lives on the third floor of 17 Commonwealth Ave. and was the only one of the building's occupants who was home when alarms sounded, said of the Boston Fire Department.
"When they came into the building the assessed that there was some smoke coming. Without any hesitation, they called for additional backup and they went right into the building, up the stairs," he said.
Walsh said he was in the shower when he heard the alarms go off. He got out, dried off, got dressed and went to check the panel downstairs, where he saw that the smoke detectors on the fourth and fifth floors went off. As he went to call the building management, the fire department arrived, he said. He then evacuated the building.
Firefighters had to pull down the ceiling in the upper condo, which is on the fourth and fifth floors of the brownstone. The resident of that condo lives alone and was away on business, according to Walsh.
Not only did the fire destroy the top condo, Walsh's condo suffered extensive water damage.
"Water is just pouring down," into the third floor, fire spokesman Steve MacDonald told reporters at the scene.
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STOCKTON, CA — The Winthrop volleyball team survived a furious comeback by the San Jose State Spartans Friday, taking a 3-2 victory in the first game of the Bankers Classic hosted by the University of the Pacific.
Winthrop improved to 7-1 overall while San Jose State fell to 2-6.
Senior Irene Ojukwu led the Eagles with 16 kills. Freshman Hjordis Eiriksdottir had 14 kills and a team-high .355 hitting percentage. Freshman Alina Sopihzuk had 12 kills and 16 digs. Freshman Maria Volstad led the team with 19 digs and junior Jessie Vicic led the team with 52 assists.
Winthrop won the first set and second sets with 25-23 scores. San Jose State won the third and fourth sets, 25-19 and 25-16, setting up the final set. After a 7-7 tie in the final set the Eagles went on an 8-4 run to take the final set 15-11 and win the match.
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HOUSTON — Much of southeast Texas woke up to fog on what will turn out to be a warm and sunny Wednesday, said KHOU 11 News Meteorologist Mario Gomez.
A dense fog advisory was put into effect until 9 a.m. Dense fog was reported along I-45 North as of 6 a.m. Temperatures across Houston were in the upper-40s.
"Thankfully we'll have some spring-like temperatures later this morning to burn off the fog," said Gomez.
We'll see mostly sunny skies Wednesday afternoon as temps top out in the low-70s.
It'll be slightly warmer on Thursday, reaching the mid-70s under sunny skies. There's a 20-percent chance for rain Thursday through the weekend as temps drop back into the low-70s.
The forecast shows our next big chance for rain comes Monday and Tuesday with a chance between 30 and 40 percent.
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Availability: Hotel Nash
Standard Room, 1 Queen BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Standard Room, 2 Full BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Terrace Suite, 1 Queen and Sofa BedMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Resort in heart of Art Deco district
With a stay at Hotel Nash in Miami Beach (Art Deco Historic District), you'll be minutes from Miami Beach Cinematheque and Art Deco Welcome Center.
This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of The Wolfsonian Museum and Art Deco Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 54 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms have deep soaking bathtubs and rainfall showerheads. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a spa tub, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
Satisfy your appetite at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a computer station, and dry cleaning/laundry services. For a surcharge, guests may use a shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available on request) and a cruise ship terminal shuttle.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Nash Amenities
- General
Hotel Nash's garden courtyard features 2 plunge pools, a spa tub, and a deck with lounge furniture. Complimentary high-speed Internet access is provided in the lobby. A continental breakfast is also provided free of charge to all guests.
This a smoke-free property (fines apply).
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation - drop-off (surcharge)
- ATM/banking
- Total number of rooms - 54
- Number of floors - 4
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Cruise terminal shuttle (surcharge)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Computer station
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Spa tub
- Bar/lounge
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Multilingual staff
- Smoke-free property
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
- Parking
Valet parking (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Complimentary toiletries
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- Flat-panel TV
- Climate control
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Cable TV service
- Shower only
- Private bathroom
- Frette Italian sheets
- Dining
The Gold Bar - Stylish place to meet for drinks and cocktails.
The Nash Bistro - On-site restaurant open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- Recreation
Nash's outdoor garden courtyard features 2 plunge pools, a spa tub, and a deck with lounge furniture.
The 18-hole Bayshore Golf Club is within 2 miles of the hotel. Water-sports equipment is available for rent on the beach within 2 blocks.
The recreational activities listed below are available on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Ecotours nearby
- Segway rental/tour nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Nash Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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I write about career topics, helping people maximize their potential.
Ladies, do you have a habit of starting a lot of projects at work but not finding the time to complete them? Keeping commitments is important if you want to climb the career ladder…but this can be hard to do in today's environment where corporate downsizing means remaining employees are often overburdened with work. What to do? Read on for tips to keep on track and how to say "No" to your boss.
I once coached a woman who was a well-liked employee within her department. Co-workers loved her because she had a great personality, was outgoing and energetic, and she would willingly jump in and take on additional projects. Unfortunately, she could never seem to get that promotion she so desperately wanted.
An analysis of her situation revealed that while she proactively took on projects so she could dazzle management with her skills, she was usually unable to complete all of her projects on time because she was overburdening herself. There was not enough time to complete everything she had agreed to do.
Further, when her manager would take advantage of her willingness to take on more and more projects she did not push back or demonstrate that she did not have the time bandwidth to take on any more. The result ended up being negative comments on her performance appraisal due to her inability to finish projects, which led to lost opportunities for promotions.
"I've seen this situation happen quite a few times over the last 35 years of my career working for Fortune 500 companies," my husband commented when we discussed this topic recently. "For some reason, men seem better able to push back on their managers when they believe they are being overburdened with work. This is one habit where women could learn from men. That it's okay to push back and tell your boss, 'No.'"
I agree with my husband's assessment that it's important for women to have the confidence to push back; however, the key is in how you handle it. When needing to push back, women must do so in a professional manner, demonstrating their competence and not a lack of ability.
Here are my career strategy tips to keep you from being overburdened by work assignments or projects and be able to push back with confidence and professional savvy:
Create a project list: This can be a very simple Excel document that lists the name of the project or assigned work in one column, the description in the second column, the deliverables in the third column, and any due date(s) in another column. To visually signify progress, I recommend including a final column to color code each item using the colors green (on track), yellow (issues arising), and red (need help).
Prioritize: Meet with your manager to prioritize the work assignments/projects that are the most important, then, determine how much time you will need for each item. Your goal should be to gain agreement and understanding of the key work assignments/projects for which you are responsible, mutually prioritize the list based on your manager's needs and the amount of time you have available, agree on deliverables and on due dates, etc. This process will help you and your manager determine which projects you cannot handle because your time is already committed. Your manager may also want to de-prioritize one or more projects or move out the deadlines if another, more important, project or work assignment comes up.
Communicate: Agree with your manager on the preferred frequency and method you will use to provide updates on your progress, e.g., weekly via email or in person, monthly via email or in person, etc. Use your project list to track your progress and as the foundation for the update discussions with your manager. This process of communication will help your manager remember what you are working on and also reinforce your value to the company.
The concept for the new "Women and Time" book came about because of the frustrations and conflict routinely expressed by female coaching clients; There is so much to do and so little time.
There have been many articles and books that focus on time management written by men who don't understand female biology or female socialization.
Those time management books don't work well in relieving the pressures working women routinely face.
For the majority of women there is an underlying problem. The theme all these women appear to dance to is: Just Because I Can, I Think I Should.
Despite long days and a never-ending series of ways for her to improve, these women continue to seriously undermine their health, their family life, their careers and important relationships. Something needs to be done.
For proven time management tips (that have worked well for our coaching clients) go to: http://www.WomenandTime.com
Excellent post – and this is a well known problem, especially (in my experience) in smaller and start up companies, where each employee is supposed to wear more than one hat, and winds up with more than she (or he) can chew. Saying 'no' is one of the first skills I learnt, as soon as I understood that it's OK to, and when I realised that without saying no, I'll probably only do about 50% of each project, instead of 50% less projects :)
Mike Drew
HappyTODOS Project Management
Great advice! High quality is arguably the most important factor and something that a manager should be striving towards. Having a good relation with your manager means they should be able to understand if you say no or need an extension for certain projects.
My 2 cents: Avoid justifying as much as possible. Be assertive and completely ignore attitude of your Supervisor when talking to them (but scold them in normal manner if they are crossing the line). Stand your ground and push back if demands are unreasonable. Never be the 'yes man/woman' and never appear to be socially meek or appear to be friendly with all. Keep a professional distance – you are not going to work to make friends. No need to always smile – in fact be careful when you smile or compliment…too much of this is again taken as sign of weakness. Also, never ever allow older people to have an impression you are younger than them and hence they have some God-given right to boss you around.


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I'm currently specced 0/21/40, so I barely use any dots (Immolate ftw), and I was talking with a guildie a few days ago, and I was told Dots could be partially resisted. Is it true? I honestly dont remember having any partial resist pre-BC with Dots, nor with Immolate right now. (I have 60 spell penetration (which is more than I need I think) + CoE up most of the time)
Dumb question from a dumb warlock!
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August 2, 2014
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- From a victim to a suspect, police say a man stabbed in the back in Charleston will soon be charged.
Detectives tell WSAZ.com Jeffery Brock was beating and choking his girlfriend and she stabbed him twice.
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Kimball Area High School senior guard Cameron Hunt stepped to the free-throw line in a dead-silent gymnasium Monday night, sitting on 998 career points. He had missed the front end of his last two one-and-one opportunities, which would have put him in the elusive 1,000-point club.
He calmly sank the first foul shot. As the noise and energy in the Leo J. Wirth gymnasium increased, he received the pass from the referee, stepped up to the free-throw line and knocked down his 1,000 career point.
"I had no idea how close I was, I knew I was within 5 points, but once I hit the last free throw,
I could tell I got it with how everyone reacted. It was a huge relief." said Hunt.
Having been away from competition for a while, the Kimball Cubs' wrestling squad made a visit to Osakis Friday, Jan. 10, to wrestle in the Dual Tournament. Coach Mike Schindler was pleased with the team's efforts. "We ended up placing third out of six teams and wrestled very well, giving up two forfeits at our lower weights." Kimball's Blane Tschida, Quinten Berres, Brady Mehr, Markus Mehr, and Austin Schiefelbein, all went undefeated on the night. Markus Mehr also defeated the sixth-ranked man in AA, Tristan Rubner, from Pequot Lakes/Pine River Backus.
Summary Osakis match: 126 Blane Tschida-PIN; 138 Brady Mehr DEC; 145-Matt Donnay PIN; 170-Skyler Schiefelbein-PIN; 285-Austin Schiefelbein DEC. Summary PLPRB match: 126 Blane Tschida-PIN; 132 Quinten Berres-PIN; 138 Brady Mehr PIN; 152 Markus Mehr-DEC; 220 Austin Schiefelbein PIN. Summary Albany match: 120 Joseph Donnay DEC; 126 Blane Tschida
PIN; 138 Brady Mehr PIN; 152 Markus Mehr PIN; 160 Tanner Schreifels PIN; 170 Skyler Schiefelbein PIN.
Team Standings: KMS First Place; Pequot Lakes/Pine River Backus Second Place; Kimball - Third Place; Osakis Fourth Place; Ottertail Central Fifth Place; Albany Sixth Place. Thursday,
Jan. 16, the Cubs host Rockford and Saturday, Jan. 18, they wrestle in the Staples Tournament.
Kimball JV girls' basketball traveled to St. John's Prep Friday, Jan. 3. It was an excellent night for the team offensively and defensively. Emily Utecht led the Lady Cubs with 14 points, Caitlin O'Brien scored 4 and three players each scored 4; Kaitlin Truenow, Alexa Ruehle and Abbey Straley.
Ariel Laabs, Madison Hurrle, Amanda Roerick and Denzel
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Katelynn Loehrer and Alyssa Zabinski played but did not score. We outscored the Lady Johnnies by 11 in the second half, to earn the victory.
The Kimball girls' basketball team surely knows how to entertain. Following a last second 2-point victory at Collegeville last week, the Cubs were at it again. But this time the girls
decided to treat the faithful to a double overtime show. Cubs' sophomore Taylor Schreiner rallied for 18 points, but it wasn't enough, as Kimball fell to the Maple Lake Irish, 45-42, in the Friday, Jan. 10, conference game. It took a while for both teams to warm up as the first half was a display of cold shooting and careless turnovers, but in the second half, the entertainment value rose substantially. Maple Lake stretched their 1-point halftime lead to 9 points with a 32-23 lead with six minutes to play. Cubs' sophomore guards Taylor
Schreiner and Madison Libbesmeier stepped up by taking turns connecting on 3-point attempts to help Kimball get the score tied 34-34 with three minutes to play.
The Kimball boys' basketball team hosted Eden Valley-Watkins Thursday, Jan. 9, but the Eagles weren't too neighborly, handing the Cubs a 64-51 loss. Kimball's Jarred
The Kimball boys' basketball team hosted Eden Valley-Watkins Thursday, Jan. 9, but the Eagles weren't too neighborly, handing the Cubs a 64-51 loss. Kimball's JarredMerchant poured in 14 points and Cameron Hunt added a dozen of his own, but the Eagles overcame a 4-point Cubs' halftime advantage, to take the win. "In the first half we did not play very well offensively. We had a number of bad turnovers, probably 8 or 9. Defensively, we played better than the last few games which kept us in it at the half, leading by 4. In the second half, EV-W stepped up their defensive intensity and we did not match it," Coach Jay Klein said. The Cubs took too many shots early in their possessions, allowing the Eagles to slack off on defense.


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By Nick Cammuso
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Can the Huskies do it again?
Seven weeks ago — or nearly a half a lifetime as high school boys' basketball seasons go — North Marion stunned Fairmont Senior on its home floor for a 77-74 overtime victory.
It was the Huskies' first win over their West Side rivals in four years, first at the Woody Williams Armory in more than six, and the kind of program-defining regular season win coach Chris Freeman had been looking to bring his alma mater.
And since then ...
"Since then, we've gotten better," Freeman said on Friday night. "It's been such a long time since we have played them. We're two different teams."
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In the past week, the Middleton Police Department has taken two reports of wallet thefts from a restricted employee area of a Middleton business.
In at least one case, the suspect was found to have entered the business via a secluded and unlocked employee door. After entering the business, the suspect proceeded to a nearby cubicle area where he stole an employee's wallet from their unattended purse. The suspect fled the building on foot after being seen.
The suspect is described as a white or light-skinned male with an average build, and a height of about 5'11". He was wearing sunglasses, a beanie-type hat, and had on a gray hooded sweatshirt with jeans. He was last seen entering a gold 4-door car with a rear spoiler, which was parked across the street.
The Middleton Police Department encourages businesses to secure all secluded doorways and not leave them unlocked, even during business hours. Further, employees should be encouraged to secure any items of value while at work, especially cell phones, iPods, and wallets. Please contact the Middleton Police Department immediately if you observe any suspicious person(s) in restricted areas of your business, and try to obtain a detailed description if possible.


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Moscow's Center for Contemporary Dance and Performance, TsEKh, kicked off its annual Festival of Theater Dance this weekend. Now in its eleventh year, Moscow audiences are being treated to a weeklong kaleidoscope of some of the best contemporary dance, theater and performance around. In a city dominated by the Bolshoi in particular and ballet in general, the festival, which runs through Dec. 11, offers a rare opportunity to see a more experimental side of dance.
Here's "Sad Tropics" (Tristi Tropici) by Virgilio Sieni, one of two Italian shows that will finish the TsEKh contemporary dance festival.


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The Reston Association Board of Directors voted on Thursday to a $25 rise from 2012's $565 payment.
The amount — the same as the number approved in the biennial budget in 2011 — is the lowest of the three options the board discussed. The board could have voted on an assessment of $595 or $600.
Additionally, the board voted to set assessments at $580 for federally/state subsidized units and $260 for households that get Fairfax County tax relief.
RA CEO Milton Matthews, who is not a voting member of the board, advocated to set the amount at $595.
"We are going to be stretched at $590," he said prior to the vote, pointing out an expected $100,000 deficit from this year's expenses. "It is going to be tough. There is not a lot of leeway in our budget. We have expenses in a community that is changing and growing. We are starting to focus on our infrastructure. Our amenities are part of the quality of life in this community."
Matthews also pointed out nearly $250,000 in unplanned expenses expected in 2013. Among them:
* $15,000 in dollars lost from more property owners qualifying for Fairfax County Tax Relief (406 households in 2012)
* $48,000 in lost assessments from the demolition of 82 units at Parc Reston; $25,000 in additional legal fees for special counsel for RA's role in the rezoning issue for Reston National Golf Course
* $50,000 for an expected contribution to South Lakes High School for a synthetic turf athletic field (down from a projected $100,000 earlier this year)
* An expected $20,000 contribution to a community-wide effort to produce a documentary about Reston for its 50th anniversary in 2014
* The hiring of a part-time community planner position ($40,000); and an additional $50,000 for "additional legal expenses for billing and collection and general services."
Hunters Woods/Dogwood director Cheryl Beamer suggested raising assessments as high as $600. She reasoned that with additional money, Reston Association could do the things it needs to do externally (funding special projects) and internally (giving staff meaningful raises) without constant self scrutiny.
"We have done too little to fund what we need to do as an organization," she said.
South Lakes Director Richard Chew and Apartment Owners' Director Amanda Andere both said that an important part of the budgeting process should be to take a hard look at priorities.
"We have some idea what we need," said Chew. "We have aging assets. We don't know if Reston National will be resolved in January or will take up three years of litigation. "
Only one citizen used the public comment section to speak to the board. The resident of Sagewood Lane encouraged the board to find creative solutions other than consistently raising assessments.
"Eighty-two units are gone at Parc Reston," she said. "We are going to see more and more of this kind of thing. Isn't there some sort of tax the developers can pay? They are making big bucks. Those of us who are retired are not making big bucks."
Year Amount % +/-
2000 $370.00
2001 $375.00 1.35%
2002 $387.00 3.20%
2003 $399.00 3.10%
2004 $415.00 4.01%
2005 $425.00 2.41%
2006 $437.00 2.82%
2007 $437.00 0.00%
2008 $475.00 8.70%
2009 $491.00 3.37%
2010 $515.00 4.89%
2011 $540.00 4.85%
2012 $565.00 4.50%
2013 $590.00 4.50%
(Source: Reston Association)
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The Corsicana City Council rejected a request to overturn a planning and zoning commission decision not to allow a second substance abuse program to move into the Navarro Centre when the group met in regular session Tuesday night.
The program's director, Israela Montgomery, brought a number of supporters to the meeting, including two pastors. However, the council took into account the protests by neighbors of the former Navarro Mall, who were concerned about the program's clients in the neighborhood.
In order to overcome the planning and zoning commission's decision, the council would have to have a super-majority in favor, but the vote was two to three to reject it. Ruby Williams and John McClung voted in favor of it.
In other business, the council took the following moves:
• Approved a number of ordinance changes, including allowing for indoor shooting ranges.
• Granted the contract to reconstruct Collins Avenue to XIT Paving and Construction for just over $2 million.
• Approved a request by Ideal Storage to open a Social Club called the Pegasus Ballroom on the east end of the building.
• Closed a utility alley between South Bunert and South Benton streets to let a church expand.
• Awarded a contract to build three new equipment buildings in the city's service center to Watkins Development for $1.33,887.
• Agreed to buy 317 N. Beaton for $15,000. The hollowed-out building will be turned into another pocket park.
• Designated the city manager and mayor as signatories on the latest state grant program contract.
• Adopted a local opportunity plan to allow local businesses to participate in the Pactiv project, and adopted a grievance procedure in case there are any claims of discrimination.
• The mayor approved a number of people to city advisories boards.
• During his announcements portion of the meeting, the mayor urged people to attend the Second Saturday event in downtown, and promoted the other events Saturday, including the Airsho, the bike race, and election day.
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By Russ Britt, MarketWatch
Shares were up 1.6% to $106.70.
Gilead climbed more than 2% to $40.54 after reporting earnings late Monday. The company's adjusted earnings of 50 cents a share was 2 cents ahead of FactSet estimates, and its sales of $2.59 billion beat predictions of $2.44 billion.
Despite reporting earnings that were roughly half of analysts' expectations, Centene stock rose nearly 6% to $44.99. Wall Street seemed to give the insurer a break, as the St. Louis-based company said a heavy flu season took a bite of 30 cents a share out of earnings.
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Centene's earnings of 17 cents a share was short of the FactSet estimate of 33 cents, but the company's revenue of $2.4 billion slightly exceeded the $2.39 billion forecast. The company also said it expects 2013 earnings of $2.60 to $2.90 a share, while the FactSet forecast stood at $2.65.
Shares were up 3% to $43.80.
Cardinal Health, meanwhile, was up more than 2% to $44.68 after the company said its second-quarter adjusted earnings of 93 cents a share came in ahead of the 85-cent analyst estimate. Its sales of $25.2 billion were ahead of the $24.6 billion FactSet forecast.
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Ever wondered what it's like to work at a zoo? For one day, the dvm360 editors accompanied the veterinarian at the Kansas City Zoo and his team while they anesthetized a 5-year-old lioness named Zuri for a wellness exam.
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"I have adapted these yeast rolls from my grandmother's yeast bread recipe. I have increased the sugar to create a little sweeter roll than Grandma used to make and replaced her refrigerated cake yeast with dried (easier availability). They are delicious served with Danish Lurpak® butter (it's a little tangy, just like Grandma's)! Rolls can be made the night before and reheated, covered in foil, at 300 degrees F for about ten minutes."
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Original recipe yields 24 rolls
- Dissolve 1 tablespoon of sugar into the water in a small bowl. Sprinkle the yeast over the water; let stand 5 minutes until the yeast softens and begins to form a creamy foam. Meanwhile, whisk the flour, the remaining sugar, and salt together in a bowl. Once the yeast has foamed, stir the melted lard into the yeast, then stir the yeast mixture into the flour until a sticky dough forms.
- Turn the dough out onto a lightly-floured surface and knead until smooth and elastic, about 10 minutes. You may need to add additional flour to keep the dough from sticking. Once elastic, cover the dough with the mixing bowl, and allow to rest for 15 minutes. Grease a 9x13-inch baking dish with lard.
- Cut the dough into three equal sections, then cut each section into 8 pieces. Form into balls and place into the prepared baking dish in 6 rows of 4. Cover with a light cloth and let rise in a warm place (80 to 95 degrees F (27 to 35 degrees C)) until doubled in volume, about 45 minutes.
- Preheat an oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C).
- Bake in the preheated oven until the tops of the rolls are golden brown and the bottoms sound hollow when tapped, about 1 hour. Allow to cool at least 10 minutes before eating.
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I Found If You Bake On Greased Flat Cookie Sheet. That These Rolls Come Out Bigger And Better Looking. If There To Sweet Then Next Batch Omit 1/4 Cup Sugar. I Tryed With 3 Yeast Total Instead Of 2.5 And You Cant Beat The Results. Better Than Grandmas I Think
i found this recipe to be just what the doctor ordered. i tripled the sugar though because my family loves sweet rolls. they were a huge hit at easter dinner this last year.
Almost as good as Grandma's. After all, you all can't knock your own grandmother's cooking!
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Amount Per Serving (24 total)
- Calories
- 169 cal
- 8%
- Fat
- 2.5 g
- 4%
- Carbs
- 32.4 g
- 10%
- Protein
- 3.8 g
- 8%
- Cholesterol
- 2 mg
- < 1%
- Sodium
- 195 mg
- 8%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Ian Jones is a Ph.D. candidate in Theology at Fordham University, writing his dissertation on Greek and Latin patristic understandings of animals and human dominion over them. Under the direction of Dr. George Demacopoulos, he aims to articulate a patristic-based ethical vision for the treatment of animals today. While at Fordham, Mr. Jones has taught several semesters of "Faith and Critical Reason" to undergraduate students. He graduated from St. Vladimir's Seminary in May 2009, having written an M.A. thesis titled, "Divine Grace and the Human Will in St John Cassian's Thirteenth Conference." Prior to pursuing theological studies, Mr. Jones practiced as an attorney in his hometown of Jackson, Mississippi, and served as a law clerk in federal district court in Cheyenne, Wyoming. This academic year, he will teach courses at St. Vladimir's on "The History and Theology of the Church from Origins to the Medieval Period," and "Christian Ethics and Ecology."
Ph.D.: Fordham University (Bronx, NY), in Theology, expected May 2015
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J.D.: University of Virginia School of Law (Charlottesville, VA), May 2002
B.A.: Baylor University (Waco, TX), in Political Science (with Philosophy minor), May 1999
"Humans and Animals: St Basil of Caesarea's Ascetic Evocation of Paradise." Studia Patristica 67, vol. 15 (2013): 25-31
"Gender, Economics, and Abortion in the Asian and American Contexts." Lecture to St. Ambrose Society, Pro-Life Student Association at St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, Yonkers, New York, December 2012. Podcast on Ancient Faith Radio.
Lecture and discussion regarding patristic views of animals and contemporary ethical concerns. Presented at St. Herman Theological Seminary, Kodiak, Alaska, April 2012.
Humans and Animals: St Basil of Caesarea's Ascetic Evocation of Paradise. Paper presented at the Sixteenth International Conference on Patristic Studies, Oxford University, Oxford, England, August 2011.
Duties of a Steward: Sts. Basil the Great and John Chrysostom on the Moral Value of Animals. Paper presented at the Seventh Annual Archbishop Iakovos Graduate Student Conference in Patristics, sponsored by the Stephen and Catherine Pappas Patristic Institute of Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, Brookline, Massachusetts, March 2011.
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When Employers Look into Your Credit History
As if you don't have enough to worry about in your job search, some employers now run credit checks on candidates.
As if you don't have enough to worry about in your job search, some employers now run credit checks on potential employees. It used to be that they only worried about an employee's credit when the position involved handling money or overseeing financials for the organization. But today, it's becoming a normal part of the screening process for some employers.
What red flags do employers look for in your credit report?
1. For positions handling money, credit checks show whether you have a pattern of handling money responsibly. If an employer sees a pattern of late payments, large debts, or other financial issues, they may see it as an issue for specific types of positions.
[See 9 Companies Hiring Now.]
2. Looking at your credit report can show employers whether you have a pattern of poor decision-making in your personal life that might affect your position at their organization.
3. Your credit report gives employers a sense of your responsibility level in your personal life. If you haven't done anything to improve your credit or continue to be irresponsible with money, it's a bad sign for employers looking to hire you.
4. Some employers believe people with large debts or credit problems could be more likely to steal or commit fraud, which organizations can't afford, especially in today's down economy.
5. Employers may fear lawsuits if an employee has access to customers' money or possessions, since the lawsuit will usually fall on the company and not the individual.
However, it's important to realize that employers can't just arbitrarily pull your credit report and use this information as a reason for rejecting you.
[See The Importance of a Confident Follow Up.]
Here are a few things you need to know about employers looking into your credit history:
Employers need your permission. The Fair Credit Reporting Act requires your written permission for running a background or credit check through a third party. Obviously, it's likely you won't get the job if you refuse to grant permission for a credit check during the hiring process—so it's mostly in your interest to comply.
Bankruptcy can't be used against you. While other black marks can be used against you, filing for bankruptcy cannot. Employers are prohibited from discriminating against individuals who have filed for bankruptcy under Title 11 of the U.S. Code. Unfortunately, most folks who declare bankruptcy have other black marks on their credit report from before filing.
Employers are supposed to tell you if your credit information is used against you. Federal law requires the employer to provide the individual with a copy of the report and an explanation of their rights under the law, along with contact information on the company used to pull the report in case the person has any disputes to resolve on their report.
If you've been out of work for a while, this is a Catch-22. How can you keep a pristine credit report when you have no money coming in to pay your bills?
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• Pay your bills on time. Consistency is key with your credit report. It shows you're financially responsible and improves your overall credit score.
• Apply for a credit card or small loan. If you don't qualify, do this with a co-signer. Then, work towards showing responsibility, for example, by paying your bill on time each month.
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