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Speaking of shared sacrifice, tens of thousands of Americans have put their lives on the line in the war on terror.
Many of them have spent days under broiling sun in deserts and nights on freezing mountain tops. They have been shot at and bombed, and several thousand have died, while many more have been injured.
And now some Americans are afraid to step in front of a whole body scanner at an airport to help thwart terrorists?
And some of those are then unwilling to endure a simple pat-down search by a member of their own sex?
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How do I get information about the Speaking Center?
The Speaking Center is part of the University's Quality Enhancement Plan. On the Hattiesburg campus, the Speaking Center is located in the Cook Library Learning Commons in room 117. On the Gulf Coast campus, it is located in the Gulf Coast Library room 107. Please visit the Speaking Center Web page for more information.


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State police say an Ellwood City man has confessed to a burglary spree in three townships.
Police this week charged Matthew Paul Spielvogel, 27, of 2141 Dutch Ridge Road in connection with five house break-ins that occured in March.
Mahoning Township police had arrested Spielvogel and his girlfriend on April 23 and charged him, following a burglary that day in that municipality.
Officers said Spielvogel then confessed to other burglaries, saying that he was supporting a heroin addiction, which prompted an investigation into the other five incidents.
Police said the alleged burglaries and stolen items were:
•Jewelry and $9,650 in cash from a home in the 3000 block of Beaver Dam Road, Little Beaver Township on March 4.
•Jewelry and $6,040 in cash from a home in the 2000 Houston Road, Little Beaver Township, the morning of March 14.
•A .22-caliber revolver, three rifles, cash and tools from a house in the 1000 block of Orchard Road, Little Beaver Township, during the daytime March 21.
•$350 in cash and jewelry from a house in the 4000 block of Countyline Road in Scott Township on March 8.
•Jewelry and $200 in quarters from a house in the 2000 block of Copper Road in Slippery Rock Township on March 10.
Police said Spielvogel allegedly had sold the missing jewelry at precious metals dealers in Lawrence, Mercer and Beaver counties.
Spielvogel is charged with five counts each of burglary, criminal trespass, theft and receiving stolen property and two counts of criminal mischief.
The charges were filed in the courts of District Judges Jerry G. Cartwright and David B. Rishel.
He is being held in the Lawrence County jail on bonds totaling $75,000. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for Tuesday in Central Court.


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Study Abroad
Honors students studying abroad for one full semester will have 4 Honors credits waived and will only need to earn 21 Honors units. These study abroad units do not count toward the 124 units required to graduate. Students can receive Honors credit for Summer, Spring and Intersession programs only if they take an Honors course during that time.
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From Staff Reports
Dean Thompson, a 46-year-old Cohutta resident, finished 316th of 22,535 participants Monday in an unseasonably hot Boston Marathon.
Thompson, the winner of each of the first two Dalton Red Carpet Half Marathons in 2010 and 2011, ran the 26.2 miles in 2 hours, 54 minutes and 32 seconds. The temperature reached 89 degrees during the race, which was in its 116th running. Of those who started the race, 21,603 finished before the official time clocks were turned off at 6 p.m.
According to a story from The Associated Press, the heat left 2,181 runners seeking help at Boston Athletic Association medical tents — a record for the event — with as many as 500 more treated at Red Cross stations.
Wesley Koir of Kenya emerged the winner in 2:12.40, almost 10 minutes slower than the time posted by Geoffrey Mutai in 2011. Sharon Cherop, also of Kenya, paced the females in 2:31.50.


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People come to a theological school — in part — because they are called to it. Somewhere along the line, they have a sense that God has plans for them that they have not yet fully realized. They come seeking to deepen their understanding of that call and experience.
So for a moment, at the center of theological education is a sense of call. Woven throughout the coming pages you will find the stories of various students and graduates, as they share their experiences in hearing, understanding and responding to God's call in their own lives.
As you read their stories, we invite you to consider God's call in your own life — consider whether your faith journey is drawing you here — to be a part of this school of the church.
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Element Case debuts Joule stand for iPad
Element Case is looking meld stylish form with elegant function for their new hand-crafted, solid aluminum Joule stand for the iPad.
It'll work for either portrait or landscape (photo frame or movie watching), and comes in either polished metal or anodized black. You can even get your own custom coating and laser-etched logo.
Joule would normally set you back $129 but the kind folks at Element Case are offering the first 100 TiPb readers who place an order a cool $30 off -- just enter coupon code PRS2J4 at checkout and it's yours for $99.
Check it out and let us know what you think!
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Does it work with the case?
This works for bare ipad only, but small batches and easy adjustment will let them put out more versions soon
looks neat
Rene, whats the difference between this one and the same thing you posted 4 posts below?
$99 for the stand? No thanks...
Looks nice, but $99 for a stand... Seems a little ridiculous when you can make one yourself.
$100. For a stand.
Anyone selling accessories for this thing should be charged with rape.
Beautiful stand. But not for $100!!
Will the case work with the new iPad 2 ?
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Health Beat
Newburyport Daily News
---- — There will be a meeting of the Asperger Syndrome Support Group on Monday from 7 to 8:30 p.m., in the cafeteria of Anna Jaques Hospital, 25 Highland Avenue, Newburyport. A general discussion is planned.
The support group addresses the concerns of parents of school-aged children diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, high-functioning autism, or related challenges. The meetings are free, open to the public, and serve families from all neighboring communities.
The group is sponsored by the Asperger's Association of New England.
Chronic health management
workshop in Newburyport
The YWCA Greater Newburyport, in conjunction with Elder Services of Merrimack Valley, will host a "My Life, My Health" workshop on Wednesdays from 1 to 3:30 p.m.
The program will run from Oct. 24 through Nov. 28.
The free workshop is for adults who are living with the challenges of one or more chronic health issues. Participants will learn several techniques on how to manage their health conditions, increase energy levels, eat well, control pain, handle stress and relax and regain control of their lives.
It will also allow the participants to meet others who are living with a chronic illness and have open discussions, and to lend and receive support.
Registration is required. Contact Connie Grasso at 978-465-9922, ext. 27 to reserve a space now.
Sylvan Street Grille employees hold fundraiser Thursday
The staff at Sylvan Street Grille will host a fundraiser on Thursday, Oct. 11, at the Salisbury restaurant to raise money for the infant daughter of their colleagues who was born with a severe case of Treacher-Collins Syndrome.
Cassidy Nicholas, the daughter of longtime Sylvan Street Grille employees Eva and Jeremy Nicholas, was born on Aug. 5, seven weeks early. The child will need around-the-clock care and numerous surgeries to treat the effects of the genetic disorder.
The Sylvan Street Grille employees are hosting the fundraiser from 5 p.m. until the restaurant closes. Every employee working has volunteered to donate 100 percent of their tips to the family, and owner Ernie Tremblay has offered to donate a portion of the night's sales.
The evening will also include a silent auction and entertainment.
Dr. Dan discusses
the endocrine system
Dr. Dan Eyink will hold a free lecture for the community on Monday, Oct. 15 to discuss the endocrine system, and specifically hormonal balance for females from their teen years through menopause.
The talk will run from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Dr. Dan's Natural Healing Center, 171 High St., Newburyport. Hypothyroidism, adrenal imbalance, PMS, and peri-menopause are among the topics to be discussed.
To register for the talk, call 978-462-0023 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Volunteers needed
to work with homeless kids
Did you know that 1 in every 50 children in the US will go to sleep without a home this year? Horizons for Homeless Children is looking for energetic and enthusiastic volunteers to play with children living in family homeless shelters. A commitment of just 2 hours a week will make a significant difference in the lives of these children.
A training session will be held on Saturday, Oct. 27 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Peabody library's west branch. Call 978-557-2182 or at email@example.com for more information and an application, or go online to www.horizonsforhomelesschildren.org.
Blood drives coming up
The American Red Cross will hold two local blood drives this month.
Drives will be held on Friday, Oct. 12 at the Newbury Town Library from noon to 5 p.m. and on Sunday, Oct. 21 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Latitude Sports Club, 191 Elm St., Salisbury.
To make an appointment to donate, call 1-800-RED CROSS or log onto redcrossblood.org.
Stress release techniques program in Newbury
Newbury Town Library will offer a free program on stress release techniques on Saturday, Oct. 13 from 11 a.m. to noon. Two presenters, Sharon Smith and Kate Rafferty, will be on hand to discuss and share their experience and techniques with the audience.
No registration is required.
Bereavement Group meets in Amesbury
The Amesbury Council on Aging and Beacon Hospice are jointly hosting a bereavement group on Thursday evenings at 5:30 at the Amesbury Senior Center, 68 Elm St.
Healing from Loss is for individuals dealing with the loss of a loved one. It is through the process of sharing in a confidential environment that healing is fostered.
Registration is required. Call Lu Bonanno, Beacon Hospice, at 978-837-3333 for additional information and to register. The group is free.
Overeaters Anonymous groups meet locally
Overeaters Anonymous now meets weekly at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Newburyport. The meetings run from noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesdays. The church is located at 166 High St., Newburyport.
Overeaters Anonymous also holds weekly sessions in Amesbury. On Tuesdays, from 3:45 to 4:50 p.m., meetings are held in the Carriage Room of the Amesbury Health Center on Highland Street. It is the first door on left after entering.
A 12-step program of recovery, OA is meant to assist people with food disorders and food addictions. It addresses physical, emotional and spiritual well-being. To learn more about OA, visit www.oaambi.org.
If you have an item for Health Beat, contact Katie Lovett at 978-462-6666 or email@example.com. Follow us on Twitter at PortwatchNDN.


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Thursday, 19 January 2012 14:59
It is hard to say what Fred Sanchez means to Sharyland Football. For the past twelve years Sanchez has worked to turn Sharyland into a powerhouse in the Rio Grande Valley. After numerous bi-district appearances, district championships on the 3A, 4A and 5A levels, the legendary coach decided to end his coaching career to explore other possibilities.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee sent a letter Thursday to the Environmental Protection Agency demanding to know whether Administrator Lisa Jackson used a secret email address to communicate within the agency.
Researcher Christopher Horner revealed last month that Ms. Jackson used the email alias "Richard Windsor" for internal agency communications, which has prompted questions about whether her communications with that address were part of open-records searches or requests for information from Congress.
"We recognize the utility of a secondary, internal email account for the conduct of agency business. We seek to understand whether conducting business with an alias has in any way affected the transparency of the agency's activities or the quality or completeness of information provided to the committee," Committee Chairman Fred Upton and investigations subcommittee Chairman Cliff Stearns said in their letter Thursday.
The EPA has acknowledged issuing a secondary email address to Ms. Jackson, saying that since her regular address is listed on the website and gets flooded with messages, she needed another one to be able to handle agency business.
EPA officials have said that the Richard Windsor email was regularly searched when someone requested information from Ms. Jackson's communications.
Last month the House science committee began its own investigation into Ms. Jackson's emails.


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Bird's-Eye Proteomics
July 1, 2014|
A guide to mass spectrometers that can handle the top-down-proteomics challenge
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A guide to mass spectrometers that can handle the top-down-proteomics challenge
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New mass spectrometry–based techniques are blurring the lines between discovery and targeted proteomics.
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Three approaches for isolating and characterizing rare tumor cells circulating in the bloodstream
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A guide for doing in vivo microscopy on neurons in the mammalian brain
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Combining two imaging techniques integrates molecular specificity with nanometer-scale resolution.
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Light microscopy techniques that spotlight neural connections in the brain
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A guided tour through the metabolome
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Sorting out T-cell functional and phenotypic heterogeneity depends on studying single cells.
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Live-cell imaging forces cells to perform in an unnatural environment, but with the right chamber, you can keep them warm and comfortable.


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The rich get richer.
The Boston College men's hockey team lands its second verbal commitment in as many days.
The rich get richer.
Boston College hockey commit Thatcher Demko stopped all 23 shots faced to earn a 3-0 shutout over Penn State.
The future looks as bright as the present for BC hockey, as Jerry York has assembled a monster incoming class for 2013.
Eagles land US Under-18 National Team Goalie Thatcher Demko
The Atlantic Coast Conference and the Orange Bowl have finalized a 12-year deal placing the ACC champion annually in the bowl against either a team from the SEC or Big Ten or Notre Dame starting...
Earlier this week, the NHL released their preliminary list of players to watch for this summer's NHL Draft. The Boston College hockey program landed four players on the early Central Scouting...
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Since 1929 the Cleveland National Air show has wowed spectators of all ages. This past Labor Day weekend was no different as nearly 100,000 people showed up for the event, not to mention the thousand of others who packed the muni lots and Edgewater park, which was closed off by sheriff's mid morning Monday due to a lack of parking as people grilled out and chose their prime viewing areas.
Photojournalist Noel Latham was able to capture some of the sights for Patch.
While the Blue Angels and their acrobatics were the show stoppers, a new feature to the show also drew many oohs and ahhs, was the legacy flight. This was where the corsair f4U, of the 1970's show Black Sheep Squadron fame flew on the wing of an F-18 hornet. A WWII era P51 Mustang also did the same on Monday, on the wings of an F-22 Raptor.
Another unique aspect of the airshow was the B-17G Yankee Lady, one a just a few WWII bombers still flying today. is Nicknamed the "Flying Fortress", THE B-17 was a long range heavy bomber that was given the task of destroying enemy war facilities through precision strategic bombardment. Many of these did not return home from their missions, but the plane was a big reason for the Allied victory in WWII.
The Army Golden Knights jump team, which feature North Ridgeville resident Dana Bowman, a former special forces sergeant who lost his legs during a training mission were also on hand as was the Oracle Challenger III bi-plane.
Piloted by Sean Tucker, his feats are duplicated by no one and at times G-forces exerted on him when he is flying are greater than those on the pilots in modern fighter jets. It too was a spectator favorite.
The airshow, which is centered at Burke Airport in downtown Cleveland also had many ground exhibits for spectators. From a large C-4 transport to interactive exhibts such as a climbing wall there was fun for the entire family.
An added attraction this year, was Navy Week, in which Cleveland was designated as one of just 12 cities nationwide to celebrate the War of 1812. Tall ships from bother Canadian and United States Navy not only paraded by the show, but also docked behind Cleveland Browns stadium enabling families to find out what life is like aboard a boat.


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Festivals, fireworks and sun-kissed fun make for an action-packed Montréal summer!
Just like the trees that grace its territory, the city transforms and charms with a new festive palette.
Nowhere is winter as warm, friendly and full of fun as in Montréal.
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Winner -- Best Documentary Long Beach Q Film Festival 2011
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This moving and powerful documentary chronicles the life and murder of Angie Zapata -- a transgender teen who was murdered in rural Colorado in 2008. The film includes extensive interviews with her family about her journey of self-discovery, transgender lives across the globe, hate crimes legislation, and the mysterious nature of her killer -- all against the backdrop of his trial. The film features a haunting score by Mackenzie Gault of the band The Flobots and a song from L.A.-based, Ozomatli.
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What Is It?
A seizure is a sudden change in the brain's normal electrical activity. During a seizure, brain cells "fire" uncontrollably at up to four times their normal rate, temporarily affecting the way a person behaves, moves, thinks or feels.
There are two major types of seizures:
Many conditions can affect the brain and trigger a seizure, including:
Seizures are common. A person may have only one seizure without a recurrence. Epilepsy is a condition in which seizures continue to recur.
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Drone intros, dizzying internal rhymes, yelling about Coldplay, raps about doing mushrooms on the floor of your room…all in a day's work for Queens MC Big Baby Gandhi. BBG raps about normal stuff, but does so in a way that makes it seem like you're hearing it for the first time even if he's just talking about getting drunk while yelling the word "Swag" a lot. It's a pretty perfect analog for what it seems that Gandhi is trying to accomplish, this de-naturalization of the American experience. Beyond that, NO1 2 LOOK UP 2 is yet another example of the continued resurgence of New York rap.
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Rembert C. Dennis Building, Room 335
Columbia, South Carolina
Friday, September 15, 2000
10:00 a.m.
The regular meeting of the Board of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources was held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, September 15, 2000, at the Rembert C. Dennis Building, Columbia, South Carolina. Notice of the date, time and place of the meeting was posted and mailed to the news media. Chairman Dr. Joab Lesesne presided at the meeting. Board Members present included Dr. Julius Leary, Danny Ford, Ben Gregg, Malloy McEachin and Dr. Douglas Rucker. Board member Russell Holliday was absent from the meeting. Dr. Paul A. Sandifer and staff members of the Department of Natural Resources were present at the meeting as were various guests.
I. Call to Order
Chairman Lesesne called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m. and welcomed everyone to the meeting.
II. Meditation
Chairman Lesesne asked for a moment of silent meditation.
III. Introduction of Guests
Chairman Lesesne asked Cary Chamblee to introduce any guests who were present. Mr. Chamblee introduced Marge Davenport, USGS; Bob Bailey, Executive Director of the SC Sportsmen=s Coalition; Lisa Sox, Senate Fish, Game and Forestry; and Nancy Stone Collum, Coastal Conservation League.
IV. Constituency Comments
Mr. Chamblee stated that there were no requests for constituency comment.
V. Approval of Minutes
Chairman Lesesne asked if there were any corrections or additions to the minutes of the August 25, 2000, meeting. There being no corrections or additions Dr. Leary made a motion that the minutes of the August 25, 2000 meeting be approved as submitted. There was a second to the motion and the motion carried unanimously.
VI. Presentations/Commendations
Dr. Sandifer congratulated Dr. Bob Van Dolah of the Marine Division for obtaining a large grant from EPA=s Coastal 200 initiative to assist in monitoring the condition of SC=s estuaries.
Dr. Sandifer congratulated Dr. Jim Bulak for recently receiving praise for his dedication and service from Senator John Land while Senator Land was addressing a group at the State Employees Association meeting.
Dr. Sandifer read a letter from CASE (Citizens Asking for a Safe Environment) commenting on Jim Quinn=s excellent representation of the Department in the Safety Kleen matter at the US Federal Court Hearing.
Dr. Sandifer showed the Kodak/National Geographic Society, Conservation Fund Greenways 2000 Award which was presented to DNR for the Jocassee Gorges Project.
VII. Advisory Committee Reports
A. Marine
Ben Gregg discussed the concept of the Ocean/Coastal Seminar for 2002. The seminar will concentrate on South Carolina resources and will include public, commercial, recreational and the scientific sectors. Mr. Gregg reported that the aquaculture task force will be working over the next several months to develop a report outlining changes for the aquaculture policies. Mr. Gregg also brought to the attention of the Board discussions for the Saltwater Fishing License Fee and the desire to increase the fee from $5.50 to $10.50. Mr. Gregg asked Wayne Waltz to review the history and progression of the saltwater stamp and reviewed data from a 1998 survey. John Miglarese reviewed the chronology of the saltwater license actions. Dr Miglarese noted that in June the Marine Recreation Fisheries Advisory Board recommended a fee increase from $5.50 to $10.50 with $1.00 being retained by the license agent. Dr. Miglarese informed the Board that the Marine Advisory Committee endorsed the recommendation but also with an amendment to include an additional increase for non residents. Dr. Miglarese=s suggestion was to instruct staff to develop an intensive education campaign to get current feedback and work with the General Assembly to give them an idea of the committee recommendations. After Board Members asked questions and discussed this matter, Mr. Gregg made a motion to acknowledge the work by both the Marine Recreational Fisheries Advisory Board and the Marine Advisory Committee regarding their recommendation and to instruct DNR to conduct an intensive public education effort to gauge public acceptance and support for an increase in the recreational fishing license fees for both residents and non residents and to instruct DNR staff to present to the General Assembly the information on the recommendation and receive feedback and instruct staff to present their findings and any other information to the Board in February 2001. Dr. Leary seconded the motion and the motion carried unanimously.
B. Law Enforcement
Dr. Leary reported that the Law Enforcement Advisory Committee met Wednesday, September 13, in Orangeburg. The Advisory Committee reviewed the year end summary of the Law Enforcement Division. The Committee reviewed Operation Neptune, the seafood marketing investigation, which is near completion. There were approximately 150 violations uncovered. The Advisory Committee reviewed high fence situation, at present there are 28 high fence enclosures which are not industrial sites. GPS coordinates have been completed on all corners of the high fences and only one fence was found to have a mound and the owner has removed the mound. Dr. Leary noted that there was much discussion about coyotes and Buddy Baker attended the meeting and informed the Advisory Committee of the present status of coyotes. Dr. Leary reported that Lt. Walters gave the Committee an update on the Operation Game Thief Program which will be presented to the Board at the October meeting.
VIII. Item for Board Information and Information
A. War Between the States Heritage Act
Tom Kohlsaat and Chris Judge reviewed the legislation that passed creating a Commission and the War Between the States Advisory Board. The War Between the States Heritage Act is closely modeled after the Heritage Trust Act. The DNR Board does occupy a seat on this newly formed Advisory Board. This organization will protect properties that will be called War Between the States Heritage Preserves.
IX. Items for Board Action
A. FY 2001-2002 Budget
Malloy McEachin reviewed the 2001-2002 budget request as recommended by the Budget Committee to be sent to the Governor. Mr. McEachin noted that the request includes just over $4.62 million in recurring funds and just over $18 million in non recurring funds. Mr. Gregg made a proposal to add $60,000 in recurring funds for the Department website. Mr. McEachin made a motion that the Board adopt the proposed budget request including the $60,000 for the website and forward this request to the Governor. Dr. Rucker seconded the motion and the motion carried unanimously.
B. Heritage Preserve Management Plans
Long Branch Bay and Great Pee Dee River
Johnny Stowe presented the proposed management plans for Long Branch Bay and the Great Pee Dee River. Mr. McEachin made a motion that the Board adopt the management plans as proposed. Dr. Leary seconded the motion and the motion carried unanimously.
C. Terms and Conditions for Use of Cohen Campbell State Fish Hatchery
Val Nash distributed the Terms and Conditions for the Use of the Cohen Campbell State Fish Hatchery which were revised from the guidelines sent to the Board previously. Mr. McEachin asked that number four be amended so that individuals over the age of 65 not be required to have a fishing license. There being no questions or additional amendments the Terms and Conditions for the Use of the Cohen Campbell State Fish Hatchery were approved as presented (copy attached to the minutes).
X. Director=s Briefings
1. Director
Dr. Sandifer recognized the attendance of Greg Miley, a mentee in the W.I.L.D. program, and Maj. Gregg Smith, Mr. Miley=s mentor, at today=s Board meeting.
Dr. Sandifer reported that he and John Frampton traveled to Washington, DC, September 11-13, to work with the Congressional Delegation relative to the CARA legislation.
Dr. Sandifer expressed his appreciation for the Board Members= attendance at the Governor=s Cup Billfishing Awards Ceremony on August 25.
Dr. Sandifer represented DNR at the Clemson Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit Coordinating meeting held at the Hayden Center at Clemson on August 29.
Dr. Sandifer noted that Cary Chamblee attended the W.I.L.D. mentors/mentees meeting at Styx on August 31, while he, along with Col. Wright and Maj. McCarty represented DNR at the Governor=s Hurricane Meeting held in preparation for hurricane season.
Dr. Sandifer attended Ester Haymond=s farewell drop-in on September 1 to wish her well as she leaves DNR to work part-time at the Administrative Law Judge=s Office.
Dr. Sandifer represented the Department on September 5 at the DNR/Santee Cooper/Corps of Engineers Partnership Meeting held at the Marine Center.
Dr. Sandifer chaired the first meeting of the Animal Care Committee of the SC Aquarium on September 14, in Charleston.
Dr. Sandifer reminded the Board of the Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Banquet being held at 1:00 pm, at the Holiday Inn in front of the Carolina Coliseum.
Dr. Sandifer reported that he will be leaving this afternoon to attend the IAFWA fall meeting being held in Indianapolis, IN.
Dr. Sandifer informed the Board that Rose Marie Scheibler will be having surgery on Tuesday, September 19, and will be out of the office for 4-6 weeks.
Dr. Sandifer reminded the Board of the National Hunting and Fishing Day activities to be held at the Cohen Campbell Fish Hatchery on Saturday, September 23, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Mr. Chamblee gave a brief update on activities involving Lake Murray and plans for upcoming meetings with fishing, hunting, conservation, recreation and homeowner groups.
XI. Deputy Directors= Reports
1. Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries
Billy McTeer briefed the Board on the Department=s involvement in the Santee National Wildlife Refuge. Mr. McTeer also reported that the opening of the gate to Jocassee for the public has been postponed due to inclement weather and gravel which has to be spread on the roads prior to opening them to the public.
2. Law Enforcement
No further report.
3. Conservation Education and Communications
Carole Collins reported that the Coastal BOW Workshop is full. Ms. Collins also noted that 140 schools have made requests for the animal programs and there are 50 additional requests on the waiting list. Ms. Collins stated that the Media Section has been working on publicity for the National Hunting and Fishing Day. Mr. Collins informed the Board that the Magazine Section has finished the editorial portion of the November/December issue.
4. Marine Resources
Dr. Miglarese reported that shrimp baiting season opens today.
5. Land, Water and Conservation
Freddy Vang informed the Board that at the October meeting the Black River Scenic River Proposal will be presented. Mr. Vang noted that on September 26, there will be a meeting at Richland County Council about the hydrology of the Congaree River. Mr. Vang also reported that tomorrow, September 16, is Beach Sweep/River Sweep. Mr. Vang also noted that October 2 and 3, will be the first meeting for the Conservation District Legislative Initiative.
6. Administrative Services
No further report.
XII. Executive Session
At this time, Dr. Leary made a motion that the Board hold an Executive Session to discuss legal, contractual and personnel matters.
Following the Executive Session, the regular meeting was resumed and participants were invited into the meeting.
Dr. Leary reported that there were no motions to be made.
XIV. Time and Location of the Next Meeting
Chairman Lesesne stated that the next meeting of the DNR Board will be held on Friday, October 20, 2000.
XV. Adjournment
There being no further business to be brought before the DNR Board at this time, the meeting was adjourned.


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Get party tips at Wednesday luncheon
LAKE WYLIE The next luncheon of the River Hills Women's Club will be held Wednesday, April 17, at River Hills Country Club.
Olivia Fortson, reporter for the Charlotte Observer's "Scene and Heard" column, will talk about party tips.
Cocktails and sign-in begin at noon, with lunch served at 12:30 p.m. and program following at 1 p.m.
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Ballroom dance group meets Friday
FORT MILL The Ballroom Dance Club will meet 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 19, at the Country Club Golf House, 101 Country Club Drive.
All adult ages and skill levels are invited for social ballroom dancing to music by DJ Rich Brausch. Dress code is dressy casual, no jeans or boots. Dances are alcohol free; beverages provided.
Call 803-329-5764 or 803-980-4000 for more information.
Optimists serving barbecue Saturday
CLOVER The Clover Optimist Club will hold a barbecue sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 20, near Killians Service Center, Highway 55.
Pork plates cost $8 and include barbecue, bun, slaw, chips and cookie. Sandwich with chips costs $4. A 5-lb. bucket costs $30. Drinks cost $1. $1 from each plate goes to the Lee Killian Medical Fund. The Clover Rescue Squad will be there to offer blood pressure checks.
Call 803-222-0177 for tickets or more information.
Master Gardeners plant sale Saturday-Sunday
ROCK HILL The Master Gardeners of York County annual Spring Plant Sale will be held be Saturday and Sunday, April 20-22, at the Glencairn Gardens Learning Center, 825 Edgemont Ave.
Hours are 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday.
There will be bulbs, perennials, shrubs, vines, herbs and vegetables priced from $1 to $10.
The plants are donated by members of the MGYC Association and are inspected by a certified plant inspector. Each plant will be labeled with the scientific and common names. Master gardeners will be available to answer questions about soil, plant spacing and other gardening questions.
Unsold plants will be available for purchase at the Museum of York County's Earth Day Birthday event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 27.
Proceeds are used to support MGYC education and community service projects.
For more information, visit yorkmg.org.
Lions announce June 17 golf tourney
LAKE WYLIE The River Hills Lions Club's annual Memorial Celebration Golf Tournament will begin with a shotgun start at 12:30 p.m. June 17 at River Hills Country Club.
Registration and lunch start at 11 a.m.
There will be an awards dinner and "skill" contests at 5:30 p.m.
Tournament entry fee is $125 per player if paid by Saturday, April 20. Price includes greens fee, cart, practice range, lunch and prizes.
Contests include putting and hole-in-one, as well as two skills contests of distance and accuracy for three shots at $10.
Rain date is June 24. To register or for more information, call 803-831-2249 or 803-810-7521 or visit riverhillslions.org.
Learn about Rotary leadership April 23
LAKE WYLIE Georgia Oakes, Rotary Leadership Institute facilitator, will speak at the noon April 23 Lake Wylie Rotary Club meeting at Good Samaritan United Methodist Church, 5220 Crowders Cove Lane.
Upcoming speakers include: Laurie Helms and Thad Fisher from the Rock Hill Outdoor Center and Giordana Velodrome.
Guests are welcome. Lunch, catered by Christopher's, costs $9. For more information, visit lwrotaryclub.org.
Lake Wylie home tour April 27
LAKE WYLIE The 28th annual Clover/Lake Wylie Home and Garden Tour will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 27, sponsored by Clover/Lake Wylie Republican Women's Club.
This year's them is "Living Leisurely in Lake Wylie," reflecting the homes and gardens featuring spacious designs with room for relaxation, entertainment and recreation.
Proceeds go to a $2,500 scholarship for a qualified Clover High School senior.
There also will be a $15 per person buffet luncheon from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at River Hills Country Club that will include a fashion show presented by Chico's and men's wear from the golf shop.
Tickets cost $20 per person, available in advance at The Cleaners, Lake Wylie Plaza, and at River Hills Plantation front gate the day of the event. Luncheon tickets will be available in the dining room of the club on the day of the tour. Call 803-831-7543 or 803-831-8278 for more information.
Local SAR chapter holds elections
FORT MILL Col. William Bratton Chapter South Carolina Society – Sons of the American Revolution elected officers at the April 3 meeting.
Elected are Murray White, president; Brett Reed, secretary/treasurer; Gene Armstrong, registrar/genealogist.
At the state convention in Columbia on April 6, two local members, past president Greg Greenawalt was elected vice president of the upstate region and past president John Marker was elected state genealogist.
The Col. William Bratton Chapter serves York, Lancaster and Chester counties.
The next meeting will be held 9:30-11:30 a.m. May 18 at Fort Mill VFW, 1442 Harris Road, Fort Mill. Meetings are open to the public.
New 4-H club forming
YORK The Clemson Extension Service York County 4-H will sponsor a new 4-H Community Club at Academy Christian School in Rock Hill. Focus areas for the club will be livestock and gardening projects.
The club will meet after school once a month at the school on 129 Border Road. Wendy Lipe will be the club leader. Interested youth must register as 4-H member with a $10 membership fee and a $1 insurance fee.
For more information, visit the office at 120 N. Congress St., York, or call 803-684-9919.
Sweet Repeat seeks volunteers, members
LAKE WYLIE Sweet Repeat Charitable Foundation seeks volunteers for two to six hours a month to work at the Sweet Repeat Shop at Lake Wylie Plaza behind Fred's.
All proceeds benefit charities in the local area.
Club membership applications are being accepted and are available at the store.
Call 803-831-0490 for more information.
Join MOMS Club in Lake Wylie
LAKE WYLIE MOMS Club, a social group serving ZIP codes 29710 and 29745, offers opportunities for moms and children to join together and enjoy fun activities.
For more information, email email@example.com or visit Meetup.com and search for "MOMS Club of Lake Wylie, SC."
Art Guild meets monthly
ROCK HILL The Catawba River Art Guild meets at 10 a.m. the second Wednesday of each month at the Arts Council of York County, 121 E. Main St.
Play bridge Wednesdays at Wylie
LAKE WYLIE Play bridge Wednesdays at Good Samaritan United Methodist Church, 5220 Crowders Cove Lane.
For more information or to learn how to play bridge, call 704-995-3190 or 704-995-3193. Visit carolinabridge.com for more information.
Toastmasters meet in Fort Mill
FORT MILL Toastmasters offers educational material on such topics as overcoming the fear of speaking and giving advanced speeches such as roasts.
The Fort Mill chapter meets at 6:30 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, 292 Munn Road.
Call 803-493-9048.
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Tim Judson on January 20, 2011 - 1:38pm
As the nation's unemployment rate ticks close to ten percent, the Obama administration has announced it will push for early 2011 passage of the largest trade agreement since the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is modeled on NAFTA, with provisions which undermine the power of governments to enact labor, environmental, and other public interest standards; weaken regulatory authority over the finance sector; and grant investors special rights to sue governments in foreign tribunals. As a result, the U.S. International Trade Commission projected that the Korea FTA will increase the U.S. trade deficit – especially in auto, textiles, iron and electronic equipment sectors.
Full Resources from thisArticlePublic Citizen's Global Trade Watch - Trade Data Center
American Prospect - SPECIAL REPORT: Jobs Well Done: What the Obama Administration Can Do for American Workers Now
Economic Policy Institute - Free Trade Agreement with Korea will cost U.S. jobs
Forum on Democracy and Trade - Plain Language Guide: Global Agreement on Trade and Services Negotiations on Domestic Regulation
Global Development and Environment Institute at Tufts University - Reforming U.S. Investment Treaties
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When their colleagues in the U.S. Senate rejected their efforts to legalize industrial hemp production as part of the Senate farm bill, Kentucky's two Republican senators — Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and freshman Rand Paul — reacted to the Senate refusal to include their hemp proposal in the bill by saying they would oppose the comprehensive farm bill.
Give McConnell and Paul credit. When the Kentucky General Assembly earlier this year approved a bill that would clear the path for Kentucky farmers to grow industrial hemp, legislators knew that the state law would be worthless unless the federal ban on industrial hemp were lifted. However, McConnell and Paul both promised to work in the Senate to lift the federal ban on industrial hemp and they have been working to do just that, but with little success.
The two Republicans said Senate Democrats are blocking consideration of additional amendments to the farm bill, including their hemp proposal.
Meanwhile, Gov. Steve Beshear has told President Barack Obama in a letter that Kentucky wants to explore industrial hemp production. In his letter to the president, Beshear asked that the Office of Drug Control Policy, U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. attorney general's office work with the Drug Enforcement Administration to identify economic opportunities that wouldn't negatively impact drug eradication efforts.
Kentucky lawmakers passed a bill earlier this year that lays the groundwork for hemp farming if the Drug Enforcement Administration were to lift restrictions on the crop.
Proponents contend that hemp could be an important crop for farmers in Kentucky, where the plant thrived before being outlawed by the federal government. Opponents, led by the Kentucky State Police, contend that it is almost impossible to distinguish industrial hemp from marijuana and legalizing hemp would only make it easier to grow pot in a state where a lot of illegal marijuana is already grown.
We commend our two U.S. senators for fighting for Kentucky farmers by legalize a once-thriving crop in the state. However, when it comes to voting for or against the Senate farm bill, the two senators should weigh the pros and cons of the bill in terms of whether it will be a plus or a minus for Kentucky farmers. To base their vote on the farm bill on the failures of their effort to legalize industrial hemp could be considered shortsighted and even childish.


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Jason Pominville joined the Minnesota Wild today in Los Angeles and will make his debut tonight when they visit the Kings.
"With the steps that they took this summer to add some big players to their roster, I think they're willing to do whatever it takes to win," Pominville told reporters. "I think that excites you as a player."
Though he knew a trade was possible after Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier asked him to supply a list of eight teams to which he would not accept a trade, Wednesday's deal caught him off-guard.
"Even though I kind of had a little bit of feeling that it might happen, it's still a shock," Pominville said. "Obviously, I'm really excited to come to this team, this organization, this city. They're doing whatever it takes to win, and they're heading in the right direction.
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Kelsey Bishop, Amanda DiPaolo, Nikki Hay, and Fatima Rose were the four recipients from the Pride.
To qualify for the USTFCCCA All-Academic Track and Field Team, the student-athlete must have compiled a cumulative grade point average of 3.30 and have met the NCAA Division III Indoor or Outdoor automatic or provisional qualifying standard in their respective event.
Hay had a tremendous junior season as she placed fourth in the triple jump at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Women's Track & Field Championships after previously finishing fifth in the triple jump at the Indoor nationals this past March. This spring, Hay was selected as the USTFCCCA New England Women's Field Athlete of the Year for the third time in her career.
In her senior season, Bishop returned to the NCAA Championships in the hammer throw and finished 18th (of 19) with her best toss of 153-2 (or 46.68m).
Bursting onto the track and field scene, Rose had a standout freshman year for Springfield as she went to the NCAA Division III Indoor Women's Track & Field Championships. Rose qualified for the national event with a toss of 16.58 meters, or 54-4 3/4.
DiPaolo, who was also chosen as an ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America District I Honoree, currently owns a 3.97 grade point average in history. An All-NEWMAC honoree in the 5,000 meters in the outdoor track season, DiPaolo won the 10,000 meters and finished second in the 5,000 meter in a 24-hour span at the ECAC Division III Championships.


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Valpo Defeats DePaul; Captures Blue Demon Invitational
Saturday, September 03, 2005Valparaiso closed out the Blue Demon Invitational with a 3-1 (30-24, 28-30, 30-26, 30-18) victory over host DePaul Saturday night. The Crusaders placed three players on the All-Tournament Team on their way to capturing the tournament title.
Katie Bova (Milwaukee, Wis./Divine Savior Holy Angels H.S.) was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player, hitting .371 while recording 10.86 assists per game over the two days. Against the Blue Demons, Bova led Valpo with 47 assists and shared a team-high 14 digs with Jessi Novak (Antigo, Wis./Antigo H.S.)
Heidi Hammond (Crown Point, Ind./Merrillville H.S.) was honored as the Most Valuable Libero of the tournament after registering double-digit dig totals in each of the four matches, including 10 in the victory over DePaul. Liz Mikos (Dundee, Ill./Jacobs H.S.) was also named to the All-Tournament Team, racking up 47 kills to go along with 26 blocks over the four matches. Mikos recorded seven blocks against the Blue Demons, leading the Crusaders' defense as they tallied 14 total blocks for the match.
Amy Palash (Winfield, Ill./Saint Francis H.S.) led the Brown and Gold offensively in the win over DePaul, hitting .375 with 17 kills for the match while also contributing 11 digs. Novak contributed 13 kills in the winning effort.
Ellen Hayes paced DePaul (1-4) with 16 kills and 13 digs. Mandy Moorberg also registered 16 kills, while Aly Zavitz chipped in 15 kills for the hosts.
Valpo outhit the Blue Demons .276-.154, and also outdug the hosts 56-43. The Crusaders recorded seven service aces to go along with their 14 blocks.
Valparaiso (5-1) opens the home portion of the 2005 schedule this coming Friday as the Crusaders host the Popcorn Classic. The first match, featuring Drake and Eastern Michigan, is slated to begin at 4:30 p.m., while the Crusaders take the court to face the Billikens of Saint Louis at 7 p.m.
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City of Edmond sales tax dollars were up 18.2 percent from the same month two years ago, City Manager Larry Stevens reported to the city council this week.
The budget for fiscal year 2013-14 is based on two years ago because the city council considered the total $48.547 million of receipts to be an anomaly.
"As a result now through the seventh month of our current fiscal year, we still remain about 18.9 percent above two years ago," Stevens said. "That's the same percentage we had last month as well."
The city's sales tax receipts remains three times above the 6-percent budget set by the city council in June. January's receipts represent the last two weeks of November and the first two weeks of December.
"Those numbers are extremely encouraging and we hope the trend continues," Stevens said.
The city council is considering setting the next fiscal year budget for 7 percent growth due to two years of sales tax growth. The new fiscal year will begin on July 1.
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Bunny girl may hold clue to train attack on Worcester friends
Updated 1:27pm Sunday 15th December 2013 in News
A woman dressed in a bunny girl-style outfit is among four people police want to speak to in connection with an unprovoked assault on a group of Worcester friends on a train.
British Transport Police (BTP) have issued CCTV pictures of the blonde and three men they believe have "key information" about the attack in which a group of 12 friends heading home after a night out, were targeted.
The victims were heading back to Worcester after going out in Birmingham, and boarded the 6.10am service from the city's Moor Street station, on Saturday, November 2.
PC Brendan Gilbride, of BTP, said it was shortly after getting on the train that "members of the group were subjected to an unprovoked assault by another group who were on the same train".
He added: "The train driver managed to split the two groups up and the victims left the train."
The attackers later got off at Old Hill rail station in Warley in the West Midlands.
PC Gilbride added: "Inquiries have been ongoing to trace those responsible and I would now ask members of the public to come forward with information if they know the identity of any of the people in these photographs.
"We believe all four will have key information which can assist the investigation."
BTP can be contacted on 800 405040 or by texting 61016 quoting incident reference WWA/B8 of 13/12/2013.
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Hillary Clinton is about to step into the lion's den and put O'Reilly in his place.
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Teaser: The first question will be on Rev Wright.
Take the Poll:Update [2008-4-30 20:49:33 by Al Rodgers]: Now the fair and balance Dennis Miller is hammering her. Calling her out for working for Walmart. And he's engaging in sexist stereotypes, calling her some "Eve" who will stab Billo's "Adam" in the back. HA! Miller is now whinning about his taxes. Isn't this what it is all about, on their side. Now Billo is SCREAMING that "DAILYKOS IS DONE !!" He says they're done because Hillary went on his show, and thereby breaking Dailykos' stranglehold on Democrats. This guy is funny. Miller is screaming about Dailykos. Geez, who knew they got under his skin. Billo is screaming that Rev Wright is rich and has "bling". To Miller's credit, he says he doesn't care if Wright has any money. Billo goes on about the "HATEFULL LEFT WING BLOGS" like dailykos. HA!
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27 Responses to "SSS: Double Chocolate, Double Walnut, Double Heart Cookies"
The Celiac Husband on February 12th, 2012 2:55 am
Walnuts. Ever so popular in Europe. Sorta shaped as hearts? Cool.
Personally I go with taste before health. Quality first. Especially with Chocolate.
We buy Barry Callebaut by the kilo here in France and use it for Victoria's baking almost every week in something.
Shirley on February 12th, 2012 2:28 pm
The Celiac Husband–Thanks. I had no idea walnuts were big in Europe. I guess now that I think about it, a lot of European originated baked goods include walnuts.
I'm not saying that one should have to give up taste because of health, but sometimes we can be less decadent. I'm sure that Callebaut Chocolate is divine! As you know I was just drooling over Victoria's version of Twinkies dipped in that chocolate. I'd gladly sample one if I could!
Hi There Shirley,
These cookies are sooo cute and look delish. I find that often the less ingredients, the more flavorful the cookie. Less can definitely be "more." And I love the ingredients you have here. I think we are on the same wavelength with the walnuts. I just made walnut butter yesterday! And I do love to use walnuts in cookies. It creates a much finer flour than using just almonds!!
Thanks for sharing this fun recipe.
Have a wonderful rest of your Sunday.
Amber on February 12th, 2012 2:13 pm
Hi Shirley,
Quick question, am I missing your Facebook link so I can post this on my Facebook page? Thanks.
Shirley on February 13th, 2012 12:32 am
Amber–Delayed thought, but if you are on the post itself (vs my main page), you'll see the social media buttons at the top of the post. I know you've already share and I appreciate that, but did want to point that out.
Thanks, dear!
Shirley on February 12th, 2012 2:22 pm
Hi Amber–Thanks so much! I didn't finely grind my walnuts so I wouldn't say they are as fine as the Honeyville almond flour I use, but it is easier to grind walnuts so they could be, especially if soaked and deydrated first. I'll be checking out your walnut butter for sure. I have a lot of walnuts on hand right now, as I bought a bunch on sale and then a friend gave me some as part of my practical Christmas gifts knowing how much I loved walnuts. (She sees me snack on them at work.)
Thanks for wanting to share my recipe! The social media buttons are at the top right of my page.
Hope you enjoy your Sunday, too, dear! xo,
Cookies shouldn't have to be tooooo healthy- should they? isn't that just a bonus?
Shirley on February 12th, 2012 11:09 pm
InTolerant Chef–I agree. Yes, it's a bonus, especially for folks like me who have been making treats all week. And there are some folks who need to completely abstain from sweeteners so I wanted something for them, too.
Can other nuts be substituted? Walnuts give me sores in my mouth.
Shirley on February 12th, 2012 11:13 pm
Hi Susan–As I was making these, I actually thought that they'd probably work just as well with almonds and plan to try that next time. In that case, I'll just use almond flour, but I won't use whole almonds. Instead, I'll stir in blanched almond flour with the already processed dates and then add the other ingredients. Then top with almonds, of course. Actually can't wait to try that version, but if you beat me to it, please let me know, Susan! Oh, and I suspect hazelnuts or cashews would work, too.
Susan on February 13th, 2012 12:01 am
Thanks for your speedy reply Shirley. I'm going to add this to my recipe file and hope for some time to try them in the future.
Shirley on February 13th, 2012 12:37 am
Hey Susan–You're welcome! We all have that list, don't we?
Oh yeah. I am all over this recipe!! Can't wait! Thank you Shirley!
Shirley on February 12th, 2012 11:16 pm
Hi Tessa–Thanks, dear! I just had one. Each time, before I eat one, I think, hmmm, I'll add more cacao and/or chocolate chips next time, but then I eat one and think, no, I like this combo just fine! Hope you enjoy them.
Tessa@TessaTheDomesticDiva on February 14th, 2012 2:15 pm
And now I have just had ANOTHER one! Yummo!! I used a chia egg (1 tablespoon chia meal mixed w/ 3 tablespoons hot water)instead of the egg, I also tripled the chocolate,of course! And I used half toasted pecans with the walnuts for added dimension. So good, amazing what a few ingredients will do! oh, and I also baked them longer, about 15 minutes.
Shirley on February 15th, 2012 7:58 pm
Hey Tessa–I'm so excited that you jumped right on these babies and made them egg free, too! I'm going to update the recipe to include that info. And yeah, I'd probably amp up the chocolate next time, too. I was really going healthy with this recipe. Since I was trying to use up walnuts, I stuck with those, but I like walnuts better than pecans. The pecans I keep getting lately seem bitter though, so I've been using more walnuts. I imagine that the extra ingredients and the chia factor necessitated the extra time for baking. Thanks for the great tips on your variation!
Tessa Domestic Diva on February 15th, 2012 9:08 pm
that's what I do….all in the name of allergies!!
Shirley on February 19th, 2012 10:56 am
That's a good reason to me, Tessa!
Tessa Domestic Diva on February 20th, 2012 11:47 pm
fyi, i couldn't resist using this as one of my features for the week on AFW! thank you!
Love the heart-healthy factor in these! And of course anything with double chocolate gets my vote.
Shirley on February 13th, 2012 12:41 am
Hi Ricki–Thanks! And LOL on the chocolate. Completely understand and agree! I'd like to do another version of these cookies that would be vegan. This recipe is very close and I know the solution to make them vegan, so that version might come soon.
Double good!
Shirley on February 13th, 2012 9:49 pm
Kay–You are so clever! Thanks!
Shirley, I'm loving all the heart-healthy benefits you have going on in these cookies. What a great way to say Happy Valentines Day and Happy American Heart Month!
Shirley on February 15th, 2012 8:00 pm
Hi Cara–Thanks! I was thinking back to some gluten-full cookies made of ground nuts and this recipe just came together in my head.
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Running for Coach Mike Moats' KHS squad were Courtney Hughs in 15th place with a time of 18:18 over the 4K Pine Knolls Course.
Next to finish for the Panthers was Kaeline Schuenke in 29th at 19:34. She was followed by Tori Johnston in 40th at 20:43 and Emily Murphy in 65th at 24:01.
Winning the varsity girls' team title was the Pella High Lady Dutch with 28 points. Pella's Kelcey Blommers won the varsity race in 16:07.
A total of 10 teams scored points in the varsity meet.
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Knoxville had Emery Neer lead the way in 30th place with a time of 14:25. Next was Taylor Purvis in 35th at 14:56 followed by Britney Kindley in 43rd at 15:30.
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NORMAN — Trisha Marie Blouch Calderon was a wife, mother, daughter and friend of all she met and knew. She was born April 3, 1978, in Oceanside, Calif., and passed away Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013, in Vernon, Texas, surrounded by family and friends. Trisha battled cervical cancer for many months. She had beaten it once, going into remission, but the cancer returned. In her fight, her faith never wavered. She will be missed.
Services will be 10 a.m. Monday at Sullivan Funeral Home in Vernon, Texas.
Trisha was preceded in death by her daughter, Chelsea Kay.
She is survived by her son, Mathew of Samoa; husband, Timothy Calderon and children Timothy Jr., Austin, Amara and Jaxon of Vernon, Texas; parents Victor and Pamela Bouch of Bellevue, Neb.; sister, Melissa Stewart and husband Austin and children Alec, Jessica, Brianna and Austin Jr. of Mustang; brother, David Blouch and wife Darla; brother, Adam Blouch and fiancee Robyn and daughter Tiffany; sister-in-law, Dana, mother of Tiffany, of Bryan, Texas; brother, Devin and wife Melanie Dörfler with son Santino; and sister, Cassandra Dörfler and Martin Kellerhals with sons Jason and Jamie of Germany; grandmother, Barbara Blouch of Norman; grandparents Jim and Nancy Majeski of Carlsbad, Calif.; friends around the world and her co-workers/family of the Vernon Walmart.
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It is the second-straight ranking period in which Springfield College has been rated No. 1 in this poll. Daryl Arroyo's troops received 10 first-place votes and totaled 127 overall points. One notch below is Johnson & Wales with 104 points.
In third place is Williams with the remaining three first-place votes and 96 points.
In fourth through 10th are: Wesleyan with 94 points, Roger Williams (87), Plymouth State (66), Bridgewater State (48), Rhode Island College (37), Southern Maine (36), and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy (13). No other teams received votes.
Springfield finished fourth of 13 teams at Messiah College's Petrofes Invitational this past weekend in Grantham, Penn. The Pride, however, finished best among teams from New England. Sophomore Joe Grippi (141) and senior John Archambeau (165) were winners of their respective weight classes.
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The city commission is expected to cancel its regular June 24 study session, which traditionally focuses on its evaluation of the city manager and city attorney.
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Android is by far the most popular mobile operating system in the world in part because it's powerful and highly configurable. The features included with a new Android device are only scratching the surface, though. A rooted Android device gives you complete control over how things work — you're free to make changes to system files, permissions, boot settings, and more.
This opens up an entirely new world of apps and tools, but you know what they say — with great power, comes great responsibility. Just be aware you can break things messing around with root access. With that in mind, here are the best root apps available on Android.
Xposed Framework
Xposed isn't an app in the strictest sense, but rather an app that installs a new system framework that allows you to make extensive modifications to the interface and features of your device. The big advantage here is that you can make mods without actually altering any system files. This should work on most rooted Android devices, but you'll want to make a backup of your device in recovery before attempting. If Xposed doesn't work, your device will fail to boot and will probably need to be restored.
After installing Xposed, you need modules to actually make the tweaks. The most popular one by far is called GravityBox. This app is a collection of mods for every conceivable part of the operating system. The QuickSettings can be edited, status bar colorized, editing hardware key functions, and a ton more. However, it's only suited for use on mostly stock ROMs like those on Nexus and Google Play Edition devices. For other phones and tablets, check out the assortment of smaller modules out there to get the mods you want.
Xposed and all the modules are available for sideload only — so you'll have to enable that in developer settings. One of the nice things about using Xposed is that these are all softmods that happen in memory. If you want to do an OTA update, you just have to disable your modules, reboot, and you're completely stock again. ROMs don't quite hold the same allure they once did.
Android has gotten a lot better at managing background apps in the last few years, but sometimes things can still misbehave behind the scenes. It's not just the potential battery life issue either. Some apps bug you with notifications and messages, but you still need to keep them around for one reason or another. Greenify is a root app that can safely put these apps into hibernation so they don't cause problems.
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This app lets you take the app data from the system directory and save it to your SD card or cloud storage for later restoration. You can also choose to backup the APK with the data. If you have the space, that allows you to restore the app and its data in one step. Titanium runs backups on command, of course, but it also has scheduling functionality that can automatically back up chosen apps.
Titanium uses root access to run a more brute force backup method than the similar root-optional app Helium. Titanium can save the data from an app without regard to the developer's intentions. You can definitely break things with Titanium, but that's the price of power.
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