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If you're looking for a fun way to countdown the days until BlackBerry 10 arrives, Jerome Carty from Kisai Labs has just what you're looking for. BB10 Countdown is now available for download and offers some cool options built into it.
When you install it, you'll have the option of connecting it to your BBM profile wherein, each day the app will update your BBM avatar with the amount of days left. In addition to that, you also get a optional status bar icon notification with the amount of days remaining. Finally, opening up the app by clicking on the icon will reveal a fun countdown timer with an animated background of falling snowflakes. The amount of snowflakes is adjustable in the settings menu, should you decide you want to see more on your screen.
BB10 Countdown is available for BlackBerry smartphones OS 5.0 and up which are running BBM 6 and up. It'll soon arrive in BlackBerry App World but if you can't wait -- you can grab the download from the link below. If you dig the app, be sure to say thanks to @jcarty! :)
BruvvaPete Nov 13, 2012 at 11:26 pm
Very cool
Snap51 Nov 13, 2012 at 11:29 pm
+1 Just got it.
Marvin-13 Nov 14, 2012 at 2:41 am
I agree but I don't think it works right...Bla1ze lives in Canada right? I live in Cali, a 3-hour time zone difference. So why does mine say 77 days 7 hours when his in the picture say 77 days 1 hour? That's a six hour difference and he could have taken the picture even earlier. Also, if you open the notification thing and click on it it will start at 59 seconds. If you wait a couple seconds (I always waited until it said 52), push the back button and re-open it from the notification thing, it will start back up at 59 seconds... I don't get it... btw this is on the torch 9850 for Sprint.
jcarty Nov 14, 2012 at 3:22 am
Updated. Check the link.
I just downloaded the app and have the same issue on my Torch 9800!
However I like the idea, it's helping me spreading the word about BB10!
PowderJockey Nov 13, 2012 at 11:34 pm
I take it this for a phone? Does it work on the PB?
chesterhall Nov 13, 2012 at 11:52 pm
nice! but dang now ill be getting the weather confused with the bb10 countdown. At least until January. Thanx!
ericrangel76 Nov 13, 2012 at 11:52 pm
This is cool.
NFLPLAYBOOK Nov 13, 2012 at 11:53 pm
I'd put that on my PlayBook for sure.
Kevin Michaluk Nov 13, 2012 at 11:55 pm
I'm counting down the hours until our countdown clock goes live on CrackBerry... it's almost there!
ddlax22 Nov 13, 2012 at 11:58 pm
Yeah! And btw kevin, can we start calling them SUPERPHONES again? Cause that's what they're going to be.
BruvvaPete Nov 14, 2012 at 8:02 am
When BB10 hits the market it will officially signal the end of the smart phone.
Snap51 Nov 13, 2012 at 11:59 pm
ddlax22 Nov 13, 2012 at 11:57 pm
Haha nice just got it
It'd be cool if you could switch the snowflakes to the number 10 to fall. Or the bb symbol.
Pretty neat though if you ask me. Snowflakes before bb10! #bringiton
Kevin Michaluk Nov 13, 2012 at 11:59 pm
Also... the CrackBerry one is going to countdown to 10:00am Eastern on the 30th. Jerome should do the same with this app.
MXBerry Nov 14, 2012 at 12:06 am
Very nice app!!! Nicely done Jerome!!! I really love it!!!
BB_Bmore Nov 14, 2012 at 12:16 am
Jerome thanks this is very cool. 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
SDTRMG Nov 14, 2012 at 1:27 am
Bb10 ftw
Xsntrk Nov 14, 2012 at 1:46 am
My status update doesn't match up with what the countdown says when I open it. There's a day's difference between them. Any idea what gives?
jcarty Nov 14, 2012 at 3:23 am
It rounds up.
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 14, 2012 at 2:44 am
I smell bugs within this app after reading the comments. Not going to download
jcarty Nov 14, 2012 at 3:22 am
Bug fixes were made already. Give it a go.
Nice app! Helping me spreading the word!
Rootbrian Nov 14, 2012 at 8:17 am
Awesome application!!!! THANK. YOU.
owadkelly Nov 14, 2012 at 9:25 am
Pretty cool, simple and functional. You can even change the number of "snowflakes".
lang007 Nov 14, 2012 at 12:06 pm
Nice App. Thank you
wcars0hq Nov 14, 2012 at 12:23 pm
Awesome App for BB10 excited ppl like me!
FLOW with me in 2013........
North-Face Nov 14, 2012 at 3:03 pm
Great idea! A good conversation piece with friends & family too ;)
Sure would like the wallpaper on that dev device too...
downloaded. Nice app. Why is the time different from the CrackBerry clock?
elmit22 Nov 14, 2012 at 7:26 pm
slight bug on my notification is states 77 days. But app 75 plus hours and minutes.
not criticising just atating. love the app
digitalhomeboy Nov 15, 2012 at 2:14 am
Awesome! Thanks so much Jerome. I love the app. It's a nice daily reminder as I sit back and patiently wait it out. I think you did a bang up job and the numerical days remainder icon on the homescreen noti bar is grand. Keep up the great work.


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Updated 11:12am Monday 9th December 2013 in Headlines By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
ASA Hall will again be unable to help ease Oxford United's selection problems after Shrewsbury Town turned down a second request to allow the midfielder to appear in the FA Cup.
The 27-year-old is on loan from the Sky Bet League One club until January 1.
Under the terms of the temporary move, Hall was not allowed to compete in the FA Cup.
It is a common clause, as an appearance for United would mean Hall could not play for his parent club if they had a run stretching into the new year.
United checked to see if that was still the case before their first round tie with Gateshead, but it was turned down.
But with the Shrews out of the competition following a 3-0 defeat to Walsall last month, there were hopes the barrier would be removed.
Following the first round replay victory at Gateshead on Thursday night United tried again, but Shrewsbury stood firm.
Mickey Lewis, United's assistant manager, did not understand the decision, but felt there was nothing they could do.
"I've no idea (why) to be honest, but it's their decision and you can't question it," he said.
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"It's a shame because Asa is a really good player and especially since he came off the bench against Mansfield, he has done really well and been one of our best performers.
"It's a bit of a blow, but as with last Thursday we just have to get on with it."
Hall would have been a very welcome addition to a squad which has been hit very hard by injuries.
There was some good news before the bus left for north Wales yesterday.
Danny Rose and Dave Kitson, who were forced off with minor knocks at Gateshead, should be fine to keep their places in the starting line-up.
Both Michael Raynes and Johnny Mullins missed out last week after picking up hip and knee injuries respectively.
United could have to do without the centre backs again, although Lewis felt Mullins was an outside bet of making the squad.
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"Johnny Mullins has got a chance of making it."
Wrexham player manager Andy Morrell's selection problems centre around who to leave out.
They have won their last three games, but have Brett Ormerod and Joe Anyinsah back after injury, while fellow forward Andy Bishop is available after suspension.
TONIGHT'S SQUADS Oxford Utd: from Clarke, Bevans, Hunt, Newey, Lynn, Williams, Davies, Rose, Ruffels, Kitson, Constable, Smalley, Marsh, O'Dowda, Long, Lee, Shama, Mullins, Crocombe.
Wrexham: from Coughlin, Hunt, Clowes, Parle, Tomassen, Colbeck, Evans, Carrington, Cieslewicz, Morrell, Bailey-Jones, Mayebi, Ashton, Clarke, Ogleby, Ormerod, Bishop, Anyinsah.
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He was the owner and operator of H.C. Williams Garage. He also worked for Adams Bros. & E.W. Hable.
On June 6, 2013 in Tyler, Texas, Herman left his earthly body to go join his Heavenly Father. He was preceded in death by his parents, Elbert and Guida Williams; daughter, Deborah Kaye Keys; great-granddaughter, Jordyn Smith; brothers, Sammie Williams and Jerome Williams; and sisters, Leathia Williams and Helen Alford.
Those left behind to remember sweet memories are: loving wife of 61 years, Merlene Williams of Palestine; son, Herman Jr. (Pearley) Williams of Belton; Gary (Brenda) Williams of Houston; daughters, Frances (Donald) Skinner of Desoto, Linda (Samuel) Wickware of Palestine; son-in-law, Daniel (Pamela) Keys of Mechanicsburg, Penn.; sisters, Jerri Kimbrough of Montalba, Gloria Shaw of Chandler, Wilma Gray of Palestine, Shirley Dobbins Jackson and Patricia (Freeman) Paul, both of Dallas; aunt, Majestic Williams of Montalba; nine grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.
Services for Herman Claude Williams, 81, of Montalba, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 15, 2013 at Providence Baptist Church with burial to follow in Providence Cemetery in Montalba. The Rev. Freddie Crawford and the Rev. Roy G. Duncan will officiate. A wake will be held from 7 to 8 p.m. Friday in the Emanuel Funeral Home chapel. A viewing will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Emanuel Funeral Home of Palestine is in charge of the services.


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Paz de la Huerta Poses Nude For The Jan./Feb. Playboy: 'I Celebrate Nudity Every Day'
December 17th, 2012 7:57pm EST
Boardwalk Empire star Paz de la Huerta has taken it all off for a new pictorial in the January/February issue of Playboy magazine.
Paz, full name María de la Paz Elizabeth Sofía Adriana de la Huerta, was interviewed for the magazine by Jeffrey Deitch, director of the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art (LACMA).
The actress discusses why she chose to pose for Playboy, her second time doing so for the magazine and her first for the U.S. version (she posed in 2009 for the French edition).
"Cindy Crawford and Marilyn Monroe have appeared in Playboy," she says. "I celebrate nudity every day. It's our first wardrobe.
"And Mario [Sorrenti] is such an amazing photographer; he brings so much mystery and sensuality to his photographs. We did the photos with no makeup, and we both wanted them to have a very natural feeling. It was more about bringing out a part of myself that has not really been shown to the public, a more honest portrayal of where I am now in my life."
She also has high praise for photographer Sorrenti, who shot her pictorial.
"I did my first nude shoot with Mario when I was 17. He made me feel beautiful, and I really feel it was on that shoot that I overcame my fear of being naked. Mario is such an artist. He has taken photographs of me in which my body looks like a sculpture," she says.
The Jan./Feb. 2013 issue of Playboy, featuring a 10-page pictorial of Paz de la Huerta, hits newsstands Tuesday, December 18. See more at Playboy.com (some racy content but no nudity for non-members)
Paz recently stripped off for her role in Nurse 3D, about a nurse by day who lures cheating men to their deaths at night. She posed nude for the film's poster, which shows her covered in blood wearing only a nurse's hat and white high heels.
You can see the uncensored version of the poster here (it's kinda NSFW).
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Am so thrilled the assisted-living place agreed to take my Mother back--where she has a one bedroom apt. Hopefully she will be going back on Monday after spending 16 days in nursing home for re-hab. She had no broken bones but badly bruised Lt shoulder. PT thought she has torn her rotater cuff. Surgery is out of the question and way to risky at her age. Praying her confusion is less once she gets back to her own surroundings.
Had conference yesterday with PT--OT--nurses and discharge planner. I need now to find a dementia home for her as she needs 24-hr supervision that assisted can not provide. There is an adult home only 3 miles down our road from us. Would be so awesome if it worked out---But due to her private insurance I have to be careful the place is full-accredited with State and Fed regulations.
I am so relieved they are taking her back. I know it will not be long-term but buys me a little more time to make decisions. We would have to put her furniture and etc in storage. UGH. She has so much in a one bedroom apt. LOL. Not a hoarder just likes her stuff.
I knew her dementia was getting worse but the fall and moving to the nursing home caused it to become even worse in a shorter length of time. I am praying it gets a little better once she is home again. One thing I did was go to her apt and take pics of her bed, recliner, couple of nurses and one of the outside of the place. Posted them on her bulletin board. I was amazed how much that helped her to remember where she was living. Plus I put the name of the place on one pic. "Pictures do say a thousand words". Just a suggestion for any of you with a parent with dementia and/or althemziers.
Thanks for listening. Pray I find the right place for her.
Blessings and hugs.
I am so happy that they are going to take your mom back at her apartment for the time being. That will be one less thing for you to stress about and give you some time to look into a place for her. I remember when my gram was going into a place and looking for some place that would be good for her care and well being plus be covered by her insurance wasn't easy. Then we wanted her to be close to us also that was the hardest part. But it did work out in the end she went to the eastern star home. She was an member of the easter starts for years but you don't need to be a member to get into the homes and they take most insurances. I am sending my prayers and angel hugs besat of luck and hope you find something very soon Roberta,
After I kind of panicked and thought I needed to get going on this ASAP---I talked to the nurse at Colonial. She said her accessment of my Mom was: "Same as before she fell---mentally"!!! They suggested we give her time to settle back into her routine at the assisted place and see how she does. Thank goodness I don't need to rush into anything. When the Occupational therapist told me she now needed 24-hr care I really panicked. But I forgot they didn't know my Mother at all before she fell. So if you were seeing her for the first time---yes, you would think she needed more care. She can still dress herself and do her daily things. Just moves slower cause she hurt her knee and Lt shoulder so bad.
Thanks for your concerns. I really appreciate all your support and caring.
Hope you have a great day.
Have a fabulous day and sugar smacks to you and mom!
Well, I was so concerned about pictures---you know of my Dr. Dreamy!!!!! When suddenly it occurred to me to take pics of her apt. I took pic of her bed, reliciner and one of a couple of nurses. As soon as I printed them out and took them over to her---she started to remember. YAY!!! She said "you mean all my stuff is still there?" Poor Mom. I guess she thought I had given it all away. Then I started drilling her on where she used to live and etc to get her ready for when they came over to re-access her. Waalaaa it worked.
Tomorrow is the big day. I can't wait to get her back and see what she remembers.
Hugs and blessings.
Glad to hear your mom can return to her familiar surroundings. It's so difficult when things change for them so it will be hugely important to see her own stuff. Don't be surprised if she's still a bit confused for a while. It comes with the territory. Hopefully she'll settle back in to her routine quickly.
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I am so very happy that the picture worked and she remembers her things and the nurses so far like Michelle said it will take some time for it all to come back to her but I am sure she will do just fine. Take baby step with her and you will be fine also like we all know it takes time to get used to change but we make it through in the end. I am glad she will be back among her own things and in a more comfortable place very soon today would be nice for both of you. I am sending a lot of angel hugs for both of you and my thoughts and prayers are always with you. may you have a great day and everything go well for you Roberta,
You are a true Warrior and I know you can do this.!!!!!
Hey, with "Pinkie" and all your supporters on here boosting you up how could it not be a good thing. Take extra careful the next couple of days of your traveling. This is a monster storm heading your way if not all ready there.
Do check back in when you can.
Hugs and Blessings
Plus my coaching her about where she had lived and going back there, she was able to answer all the questions. I plan on taking her over there some time today. As soon as the staff at the nursing home call and said she is ready. They do not get into much of a hurry there. UGH.
I am sure she is packed and all ready to go home. One of their questions was: How do you get to Bingo from your apt?" Ha like she would forget that one. LOL LOL
Be extra careful the next couple of days. Stay safe and dry. Hope you don't get any snow out of this. UGH. Way too early for that.
Thanks again, Roberta.
You got me laughing on the BINGO thing she would never gorget that lol.lol maybe where she put her jar of money to play but not how to get there lol.lol. I hope all works out and she get to go and see her apt today I am sure as soon as she see it everything will come back to her. You may have to fight her not to stay because she will want to play BINGO right then and there. lol.lol.... I am so glad things are working out for you and your mom for once it is about time you have had enough crap going on now it is time for a little break for a while. I hope they give you a while to find a place for her go into after this apt. Because it doesn't happen in a few weeks or even a month it takes time to find a good place. I am sending loads of good wishes and angel hugs Roberta,
As soon as my Mom saw her apt and all her stuff she had a BIG smile on her face. The first one in 2 weeks. Thank goodness. I know she thought I had given all her stuff away. She is extremely tired tho, which has me quite concerned. I called her last night and she sounded much better. Was watching TV which she hadn't done in 3 weeks.
Couldn't remember tho if she had dinner. But I know she did as they would come get her if she forgot or just bring her a tray. I adore that place and their friendly staff. One of her aides (also named Jan) met me in the hall-way and asked if she was back. She was so delighted and said she had my mom on her list of patients for the week. She is a total delight and even went over to see my Mom at re-hab. They really do care for their patients at the assisted place.
Happy Happy I can now call her on the phone again. Didnt have phones in their rooms at re-hab.
I am so happy to hear your mom is doing better and enjoying tv again too. Its amazing with familiar things and surroundings how much that can affect somone.
Glad to hear the staff cares. That means a lot.
You take care of you now. Sounds like there has been a lot of stress, and knowing mom is happy and being well cared for can take some pressure of you.
Yes, she is doing much better. She is really tired but that is to be expected. I took her laundry down to her and she hadn't even made her bed today, so I did it. It does worry me she is so tired but....all in good time.
They had a Halloween party there so we went down to it and she was enjoying that today.
I am so thrilled she is back there. Her NA is marvelous and really cares for my Mother.
Thanks for caring, Jenna. I am doing fine and actually in my sewing room at times. YAY.
I am so happy for you and your mom that she is back in her own place and getting back to her normal. This way it takes a lot off your shoulders and gives you some time to breath and take care of you.
She maybe tired for a while because of all she has been through and getting back into the swing of things give her a little time she should be fine in a few more days. Plus think of her age she will get tired after some activity, she can nap and then be fine again for a while.
That is so sweet about her and the T.V. I remember how much the T.V. meant to my gram when she went into the Easternstar home. She loved watching it and her shows if she missed one she would let you know about it lol.lol.
I love how the nurses care about her that is great news then you know she is being taken care of in a good way. Not just checked on when someone feels like checking. There aren't many like that now a days so when you get nurses like that hold on with both hands. I am so very happy for both of you and now that you can call her room that is a big plus also because now you will beable to check and make sure she is ok. So now less stress for you so now more time for you to relax and take care of you more. Maybe get more sewing done and just relaxing now right !!?? I am so happy things are working out for you and your mom have a great day angel hugs Roberta,
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So Nine Inch Nails, Daft Punk, The Killers, Muse, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and now Phoenix are confirmed for Coachella. This can only mean Chella is going Lolla style. Simultaneous headliners over these 3 nights!
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Kings of Leon > Muse > RHCP
Kendrick Lamar > Jay-Z spoken word > WTT
Phoenix > NIN > Daft Punk > David Bowie > go fuck yourself
August 1 - Echo and the Bunnymen - Orpheum
August 4 - Arcade Fire - SB Bowl
August 23/24 - FYF Fest - Expo park
October 3/4 - Desert Stars - Pioneertown
October 17 - Massive Attack - SB Bowl
November 8 - Slowdive - Theater at Ace
November 9 - Slowdive - Theater at Ace
April 10/11/12 - Coachella wknd 1 - Indio
The only other festival Paul would perform at would be Bonnaroo, and I doubt they ever get him.
FWIW I'm at the Two Door show in Sac and I just asked their manager if they'd be at the Polo Fields, to which he replied, "Not this year". Not really surprising, but I thought I'd share.
Also the idea that booking Nine Inch Nails, Daft Punk, The Killers, Muse was somehow copying Lollapalooza was also a very silly statement. DP will go about 5 years between gigs, anywhere in the world.
I have a confirmation: this thread sucks. Confirmed.
Arcade Fire - Sir Richard Bishop, Bill Orcutt - Spoon - Paul McCartney - Steve Gunn - Beserktown Fest - Slint - Sleep - Swans - Owen Pallett - Neutral Milk Hotel - Chris Thile & Edgar Meyer - Bobby Bradford Quartet - Matana Roberts - Wadada Leo Smith, Anthony Braxton - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Songs for Unseen Warhol Films - Ben Frost, Tim Hecker, Pete Swanson - Ryoji Ikeda - Slowdive - A Winged Victory for the Sullen - John Zorn Marathon
Just met the lead singer from Of Monsters and Men and he confirmed that they are playing Coachella this year! Mod can message me for picture proof!
Yeah they have been telling everyone that they're playing over the last two weeks.
August 1 - Echo and the Bunnymen - Orpheum
August 4 - Arcade Fire - SB Bowl
August 23/24 - FYF Fest - Expo park
October 3/4 - Desert Stars - Pioneertown
October 17 - Massive Attack - SB Bowl
November 8 - Slowdive - Theater at Ace
November 9 - Slowdive - Theater at Ace
April 10/11/12 - Coachella wknd 1 - Indio
I'm gonna throw out a new one I haven't seen yet.
I think Yo La Tengo will be there. There current dates exclude a West Coast tour, which I expect them to announce once the lineup is released (with the LA date missing of course).
Any credibility to this thought? They last played in 2010, so they're due back. They have a new album Fade coming out in January (but it just leaked, digging it so far). They're awesome.
Trinidad James might be this years Asap Rocky pick if all things go right
Any news on whether Big Boi, Norah Jones, or the Evens are playing? All have new records and would be great to see there.
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A 2:44 a.m. report of an accident at Essex Street and Parramatta Road resulted in the arrest of Drew Frenette, 20, of 165 Pine Grove St., New Bedford, on a charge of drunken driving. No injuries were reported.
Police responded to a 6:39 a.m. report of an unknown person in the yard at 12 Curtis Point and found "fresh boot prints across pool cover" but nobody suspicious.
A 6:33 p.m. report of a person sleeping in a car at 31 Elliott St. resulted in the arrest of Cody Farris, 19, homeless, on charges of being a person under 21 in possession of alcohol and violating the city's open container ordinance.
Police responded to Brimbal Avenue and Herrick Street after an 11:26 p.m. report of an intoxicated woman "fighting on sidewalk" and arrested Alex Dunbar, 28, of 14 Evelyn Road, Beverly, on charges of possession of a Class A drug and a Class B drug.
A 1:09 a.m. report of a fight in the street brought police to Rantoul and Creek streets, where they determined that it was a "fight between people leaving the bars."
At 1:18 p.m., an officer arrested David Testa, 57, of 12 Pickett St., Beverly, on a charge of violating a harassment-prevention order.
At 1:57 p.m., police arrested Craig Cowper, 34, of 34 Grant St., Beverly, on charges of disorderly conduct and possession of a Class A drug.
A 9:27 p.m. report of "fireworks bouncing off cars" brought police to 30 W. Dane St.
Police responded to a 9:28 p.m. report of a man with a bat at 22 Grant St. The man was helping his brother move.
Both the left and right front windows were broken as a GPS and designer sunglasses went missing from a vehicle in the vicinity of Brothers Kouzina on Route 1, as logged at 12:49 a.m.
Brian J. Walsh, 38, of 36 Shore Drive, Peabody, was arrested at 10:54 a.m. at the Northshore Mall Sears on a charge of shoplifting merchandise over $100 in value. The log reports testimony relating that "it was a box cutter that was used to cut off tags in the store."
A three-vehicle accident at 11 a.m. on Route 114 sent Edith Roach, 60, of 210 Maple St., Lynn, to Salem Hospital.
A driver on John Road reported bottles thrown at his vehicle, as logged at 12:48 p.m.
A 9:14 p.m. report of a domestic disturbance resulted in the arrest of Randen Davis, 37, of 111 Foster St., Peabody, on a charge of domestic assault and battery.
Police received a 4:04 a.m. report of an unwanted person at 31 Pulaski St. and arrested Stephanie Boutchie, 21, of that address, on charges of trespassing and disorderly conduct, subsequent offense.
A Hog Hill man was transported to Salem Hospital after he cut his hand with a power tool, according to a 9:55 a.m. report.
Joseph J. Yannizze, 51, of 286 Washington St., Salem, and Michelle Dauwer, 44, no address, were arrested at 12:19 p.m. on Essex Street by Patrolman Daniel Tucker on charges of shoplifting. Yannizze is also charged with receiving stolen property worth more than $250. Police stopped the pair because they matched the description of two shoplifters fleeing CVS.
A Sutton Terrace woman reported at 5:17 p.m. that somebody had broken into her home and stolen cash and savings bonds.
Police received a 7:33 p.m. report that sewage was washing up from a manhole at 38 Sable Road. A DPW employee was notified.
A woman driving a gray Mazda on Loring Avenue around 9:30 p.m. was unable to negotiate an S-turn and struck a utility pole before rolling over. The pole snapped; the woman and her passenger were not injured.
Police received a 10:46 p.m. report that a Carpenter Street woman "was concerned that someone may be on her third floor after she heard noises." Police wrote: "No persons were found. However, two bats were found flying around on the third floor and making noise. The animals were caught and released."
Police responded to a 10:11 a.m. report of a domestic dispute at 179 Boston St. Two people were arguing over a "lost bill."
A Boston Street man reported at 12:56 p.m. that prescription medication had gone missing from an unlocked safe in his bedroom.
Police received a 2:15 p.m. report of a suspicious person carrying a file cabinet on Hathorne Street. An officer spoke to the man, who was actually carrying a small refrigerator and a portable dishwasher, and determined that he had found the items in a Dumpster by the Italian American Club on Pratt Street. The officer checked the Dumpster out and determined it was "not properly stored" on the Italian American Club's property. "I went inside and spoke to the bartender to inform him that their Dumpster needs to be moved on their property to prevent people from illegal dumping," the officer wrote.
Paul Maestranzi, 41, of 80 Larch Row, Wenham, was arrested at 2 p.m. at the Route 1 CVS by Officer Richard Barthelmess on a charge of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. Police had been summoned regarding a "problem with a customer," according to the log.
Courtney Ahern-Stetson, 19, of 23 Popes Lane, Danvers, was arrested at 7:50 p.m. at home by Officer Dana Hagan on charges of domestic assault and battery and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
Max Paniagua, 37, of 32 North Shetland Road, Danvers, was arrested at 3:05 a.m. on Shetland Road by Officer Dana Hagan on a charge of driving with a suspended license.
Police received a 5:13 p.m. report that a laptop had been taken from a room at the Motel 6.
A domestic dispute between a daughter and her parents was reported on Hyde Street at 1:06 p.m.
A domestic assault and battery in which a male pulled a female's hair was reported at 1:35 p.m. at Holten and Pine streets.
A woman reported at 9:06 a.m. that there was Silly String "all over" the front of a building on Sewall Street, as well as empty cans left in front.
Police conducted a traffic stop on Pleasant Street at 11:43 a.m. after deeming a driver's operation through a detail area "hazardous." The woman who was pulled over subsequently called 911 to find out what the officer's name was "because he yelled at her," police wrote.
Youths on Broughton Road were "screaming all the time" at a neighbor's house, according to a 5 p.m. report. "It is an ongoing issue of the grandmother not being able to control the kids," police wrote.
A caller reported "an altercation with two males with shaved heads and goatees wearing white shirts with Crueger written on them" on State Street at 10:58 p.m. The caller reported the two had left the area, but had made comments about "shooting up the bar" before they went. Police were unable to locate them.
A ring found on Fort Sewall Lane was turned over to police at 10:26 a.m.
A man reported at 7:22 p.m. that a car that began flashing its high beams at him after he passed it on Pleasant Street and followed him for 15 minutes afterward. Police were unable to locate the vehicle.


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ejaculate from the male penis; tastes like egg whites mixed with saltwater.Loved by some, hated by others.
He rubbed his cock head between the folds of her vulva, then as she began to get wet, he pressed inward, entering with progressively longer strokes. After a few moments he ejaculated his semen into her vagina
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Something you can shoot on ANYTHINg and make a baby
1. You are jacking off and you shoot a load and it hits your computer monitor...THERE YOU HAVE IT...computer monitor babies
2. You shoot blast your load onto the carpet...CARPET BABIES
2. You shoot blast your load onto the carpet...CARPET BABIES
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white,hot,sticky yet yummy cum! composed of sperm cells which i often swallow during every intercourse!it is also a good source of vitamins and mineral which can make you look younger and attractive. best in making facial foam. it cures acne in 2 weeks
my boyfriend's cum is so delicious cuz it tasted like cherry fruit. i just love the scent!!!sometimes, i'm using it in my face to make it soft and supple.
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scientific name for cum, jizz, jism, man milk, cream, etc. Actually the thin fluid that transports the millions of tiny, tadpole-like daddies sperm from the testicles and out of the cock when the male is suitably excited - but fluid and content are, unsurprisingly, often confused!
Tracy's ears would always prick up when she heard the word "semen", and her eyes gleamed whenever a man was as good as his word, and she had another chance to gulp down her favourite fast food.
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A man who works on a ship or boat.
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Max Payne 3 on PC for $15 is back at Gamefly. Today only, so if you're undecided it's a good reason to buy it now. Activates on steam. Most download site still charge $40.
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Like big ideas in not a lotta time? Then reserve your spot for Best in Ten 2012, a benefit for Carpenter Square Theatre, 800 W. Main. Beginning at 7:10 p.m. Saturday, the evening includes staged readings of 10-minute plays, in addition to a wine pull, a silent auction, a not-at-all-silent auction, a cash bar and food from area eateries. Tickets are $30. Call 232-6500 or visit carpentersquare.com.


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A litany of concerns over salary ranges and the exclusion of the village manager – all under the backdrop of a startling report that warns of massive impending budget woes – led the Ridgewood Village Council to postpone a vote on a pair of ordinances that would freeze employee salaries but allow for "merit" increases.
The dual ordinances – 3364 and 3365 – would lock salaries for non-union staff and management at a flat zero percent increase in both 2012 and 2013 but allow for up to 1.9 percent of salary in incentive raises for each year.
Village Manager Ken Gabbert would determine the merit compensation, drawn from a pool of over $34,000, he said. The bonuses would impact pension obligations. Unionized employees under collective bargaining agreements wouldl not be impacted by these agreements.
Ridgewood enacted the program in 2011, with several staff and council members hailing it as the new wave of private-sector influenced model of compensation. The previous incarnation of the ordinances allowed for employees to receive up to 4.0 percent of salary in each year, more than half of what's currently proposed.
But the 2013 effort was frought with questions from council members.
Gabbert should be eligible for bonus, councilman says
Councilman Tom Riche, a supporter of the overall model, said excluding Gabbert from the pool reeks of inequality.
"My objection to both these ordinances is the village manager has been excluded and targeted to not participate in this," he said. "I think this ordinance, specifically 3365, fails the fairness test and I think if we're going to tie this across the board all employees should be included in it."
Gabbert had not been included in the previous incentive program ordinances, but did in 2011.
Impact of salary changes needs to be seen
The concerns Riche had over the ordinances ran a stark contrast to that of Deputy Mayor Albert Pucciarelli.
"It's very important that this council and future councils keep a very close eye on salaries in the village," he said. "It's the biggest portion where we have any flexibility and we don't even have that much flexibility."
The village also has to be "fair" to employees, he said, noting that some will be more impacted by the ordinances than others.
Some of the salary schedules – the range in which employees can be paid in base salary – have increased.
Pucciarelli requested that the council members be able to see exactly how the salary scales would increase based on the merit bonuses issued. He spoke of concerns brought up in the Tiger Team report.
No guarantee employees receive full bonus, history shows
Payments issued in 2011 are likely a good indicator that not all eligible for the increases will receive the full bonus compensation. A Patch analysis of payments in 2010 and 2011 saw the average for 23 employees was 2.0 percent, half of what was possible.
One employee, Peter Taylor of parking enforcement, received a big fat zero, while another, Court Administrator Maria Doerr, received 3.75 percent.
Salary cycle must change
If the village is to break the cycle of issuing big upswings in its salary scales, a new approach must be taken, Councilwoman Gwenn Hauck said. The notion of having non-union employees compete with unionized workers – receiving annual salary increases of nearly 4 percent – for compensation catch-up perpetuates a "broken structure," Pucciarelli said.
The same can be said for rising salaries of the top paid employees of the village, another member added.
"I don't think the way you do it is to add more and more to the top to continually escalate costs," Councilwoman Gwenn Hauck said. "I just don't think that's a solution to the problem. There are other ways we have to address it."
Bernadette Walsh saw things differently when it came to appropriate pay scales.
"I'm strongly of the opinion that if employees dedicate themselves to the village we have a responsibility to make them feel they can have a career here," she said. "All of us in business want to have a career."
Ordinance at odds with 'Tiger Team' recs
Regardless of the indvidual concerns of the council members, the ordinances fly in the face of recommendations made by the volunteer village finance team (known as the "Tiger Team").
To avert a collision course with massive property tax increases, the group advocates for a merit-based system, with employees receiving up to $15,000 per year at the highest level. The total pool recommended is $1.2 million per year, a monstrous gulf from the existing ordinance proposals.
But the recommendations also call on the village to make seismic changes in the salaries it pays employees, pension obligations, healthcare givebacks and how quickly employees can reach higher pay scales.
The ordinances as presented allows for longevity payments to increase base pay (not recommended by the Tiger Team), a full 15 sick days per year that can be carried over the years (currently a $7 million liability), and no changes in the health care benefits as required by law (though many employees will now need to pay up to 35 percent of health care costs according to a sliding scale as a result of state laws).
Starting salaries for new employees would be lowered under the Tiger Team's recommendations, some drastically. To provide some perks, new employees would be eligible for higher annual salary increases and greater merit pay. (Note: collective bargaining agreements are not factored into 3364 and 3365.)
Police chiefs could start as low as $85,000 if the Tiger Team's recs are followed, though recommendations have them making more than any suboordinate.
In the salary ordinances, the police chief would make $190,000 (or $500 more than anyone beneath them). The Village Manager could score up to $210,000, according to the ordinance.
What's next?
Ultimately, the council's range of questions has delayed a vote until at least Feb. 13. There's good reason to believe the complexity of concerns will push the vote back even further.


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Steven Escar Smith, '90 MLIS, is the new dean of libraries at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.
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Dr. Michelle Martin is a professor and the first Augusta Baker Chair in Childhood Literacy. Dr. Martin comes to USC from Clemson University.
Dr. Arsev Aydinoglu is a visiting assistant professor, having recently completed his doctoral studies at the University of Tennessee. Dr. Aydinoglu, whose experience includes work at the World Bank, will focus on the SLIS undergraduate information science program by developing courses and assisting doctoral students with their teaching.
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The benefits of a $750,000 grant the J-school received from the U.S. Department of State have come to fruition with three Ph.D. students from the country of Georgia beginning their course work this semester.
Ana Keshelashvili, Maia Mikashavidze and Nino Danelia, all citizens of the Eurasian nation formerly part of the Soviet Union, are part of an exchange program between the J-school and the Caucasus School of Journalism and Media Management in Tbilisi, Georgia.
The three students, who are all faculty members at CSJMM, will spend three years studying at USC while SJMC faculty members travel to Georgia to teach and help improve the CSJMM graduate program. Dr. Keith Kenney, the main author of the grant proposal and the director of the program, began his one-year tenure at CSJMM in Tbilisi this fall.
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Since 1982, the School of Journalism and Mass Communications has participated in the grant pool of the South Carolina Broadcasters Association, which provides scholarships to help broadcast journalism students reach their goals. Over the nearly three decades, the journalism school has received more than $260,000 in funding for undergraduate and graduate scholarships and projects. To distribute funding to students each year, the SCBA scholarship committee works with the school to select recipients. Academic performance, school and community involvement, participation in broadcast activities and financial need all help determine recipients.
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- In a large heavy-bottomed skillet over medium-high heat, heat the oil until hot. Place large spoonfuls of the potato mixture into the hot oil, pressing down on them to form 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick patties. Brown on one side, turn and brown on the other. Let drain on paper towels. Serve hot!
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What I like to do with these is to grate the potatoes, as opposed to shredding. I find the texture much more appealing. More like a potato pancake, instead of a true latkes, but that's just my personal preference. For every 2 cups of grated potato, one egg is really a sufficient binder, and any more than that just makes them too heavy. I also use alot less salt, but that again is to taste. Instead of the flour, I have also found better results substituting matzoh ball mix, which contains baking soda and seasonings. They seem to come out lighter, and more flavorful this way. Don't forget to add the grated onion... it's an absolute must in my opinion, and here again, I add twice as much. And I personally have never bothered with the cheesecloth thing. As you lift out spoonfuls, the moisture simply seeps to the bottom of the bowl. No problem. Don't wait for Hannukah to enjoy these treats, and don't forget the applesauce (or sour cream.) Enjoy!
Savta Sinda
I love making Latkes the easy way!! I use the Simply Potatoes already grated! They make wonderful and delicious Latkes!!
Laura K
These latkes were so awesome, just like my grandmother and mom used to make. I only used 1 egg per 2 cups of potato. I used the food processor's large grater blade and kept the grated potato in ice water until I had all the ingredients in the bowl and then squeezed the water out and added them. I used matzoh meal instead of flour and I used about triple the grated onion. I fried them in vegetable oil. They were great, but definitely on the salty side. The mixture was a little watery but it made no difference in the end, there was liquid in the bowl when I was done. I think the matzah meal was key. Next time I would use less salt.
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Amount Per Serving (6 total)
- Calories
- 102 cal
- 5%
- Fat
- 4.4 g
- 7%
- Carbs
- 11.3 g
- 4%
- Protein
- 4.5 g
- 9%
- Cholesterol
- 106 mg
- 35%
- Sodium
- 620 mg
- 25%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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