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Services for Ms. Mabel H. Truhitt will be held 2 pm, Friday, January 4, 2013 at Milling Funeral Home Chapel of Union with burial in the Greenland Cemetery. Rev. Jon Martin and Rev. Rusty Walton will officiate.
Ms. Truhitt, 90, of Meridian, died Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center.
Ms. Truhitt taught school for 42 years in Newton and Neshoba County. She was a member of First Baptist Church where she was a nursery worker for many years. Her love for children was reflected by her service for many years and also her care for children in her own home.
Survivors include: 4 Sisters, Jewel Edwards, of Macon, GA; Lillian McWilliams of Meridian; Sue Saxon and husband George of Philadelphia; Sarah Hall and husband Bill of Meridian
3 Brothers: Ozell Hardy of Clermont, FL; Charles Hardy of Meridian; and Jim Hardy and wife Bobbie of Philadelphia
Ms. Truhitt is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews and special friends: Rodney, Janice, Lauren and Zack White; Drew, Rachel, Nikki and Andi LeBlanc.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Charlie Truhitt, infant son, Danny Charles, infant daughter, Alice Elaine and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hardy.
Pallbearers: Keith Mooney, Mark Saxon, Brian Saxon, Stan Hardy, Billy McWilliams, Eddie Truhitt, Dale Yates and Billy Chisolm
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"Feeding families around the corner and around the world."
Local resident Steve Sawyer is taking this slogan to heart. Sawyer is a field representative of the humanitarian group Kids Against Hunger. As a father of 11, he has a soft spot for children in need.
"In Oklahoma nearly 675,000 people will wake up each morning not knowing where their next meal will come from. Oklahoma is reporting a 40 percent or more increase in the number of people seeking food assistance," said Sawyer. "There is no way we should let this happen."
In a letter to Kids Against Hunger founders, Gov. Mary Fallin commented on these statistics.
"It is simply unacceptable that anyone in Oklahoma should go to bed hungry," said Fallin.
Sawyer decided to meet the need, starting close to home.
"We have seven food programs in Mayes County where 16 percent of the population lives below the poverty line," said Sawyer.
Fallin has issued a challenge, and Sawyer accepted. Fallin's goal is to raise 1.2 million meals this year. Sawyer's personal goal is to package 1,000 meals with Kids Against Hunger in February 2013. He wants to start raising awareness and interest now.
"The process is simple. Businesses and groups provide the funding to buy the food from Kids Against Hunger, then volunteers get together to package the meals," said Sawyer.
Kids Against Hunger doesn't give out regular meals.
"The meals we package contain 21 vitamins and minerals, six vegetables, rice, and soy that is 62 percent protein," said Sawyer. "The meals were designed to pull kids out of starvation mode."
Each package assembled contains six meals. The cost of each meal is only 25 cents.
"Everything about the process is kid friendly, from the packaging to the cost," said Barbara Delacerda, Kids Against Hunger supporter. "The kids can easily see how their pocket change is feeding less fortunate children."
Delacerda works at Bradford Christian School and attends Exciting Southeast Baptist Church and has worked with Kids Against Hunger at both places. Sawyer is telling people about his success with donations overseas to inspire them to help out in their own community.
"At the school we had all the kids helping out, about 32 total. The kids raised money themselves, and a private donor matched our funds," said Delacerda. Sawyer says he can see the profound effect this volunteer work has on the kids.
" I liked that it was hands on. I wasn't just watching someone else make them," said Rachel Sawyer, a Bradford student.
Delacerda says it is a learning experience for the kids.
"We explained about kids being hungry. We talked about the vitamins in each ingredient and why they are important. At that point the kids were excited to jump in and start filling bags," said Delacerda.
Delacerda and Sawyer agree there is never a lack of enthusiasm with the kids.
"At the church we had 40-50 people helping, adults included. We ended up with about 24 cases total," said Delacerda. "These cases I'm taking with me to Mexico, right after Christmas."
Sawyer says his goal in working so close to home this time is to inspire Mayes County to empower our children and teach them that mission work can start at home.

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Journeys is still off the beaten path. Entering off Markham Woods Road, guests are required to show a photo ID. That's all — no secret password or handshake. Stay on the main road for about a mile past a slew of larger-than-life homes and look for the "Alaqua Country Club" sign. At the moment, there is no sign that says "Journeys."
The facility is clubby without the snoot. There's a bar with additional seating, and the dining room gathers nice light from the patio. The outdoor seating area is casual but oozes ambience with a neatly-trimmed lawn — courtesy of the golf course. Regulars say they're greeted by deer in the twilight hours.
And since moving in, the Fowlers have been able to grow in ways their customers had long hoped. Weddings. Anniversary dinners. Anything is possible now with the large space and flexible set-up. Even the large entryway can be transformed into a dance floor, according to one of the servers.
Since Journeys is a multiple Foodie award winner, I felt confident chef Fowler would deliver in his new digs and I was not disappointed. Interpretation of dishes were inventive and the service was superb.
For starters, escargot ($9) was served with puff pastry pillows. Instead of a heavy garlic broth, the snails were bathed in an intense demiglace. The smoked salmon ($8) appeared as three neatly rolled sheets garnished with red onions, three cornichon fans with a goat cheese crostini. The yummy hummus ($7) was augmented with roasted red peppers and piquant olives.
For entrees, three stole the show: the duck duet ($23), pappardelle pasta ($15) and peri peri prawns ($25).
The duck plate included tender duck breast and duck leg confit served on maple pumpkin polenta. The nutmeg notes in the polenta were a perfect match for the fowl.
The house-made pasta was tossed with bacon, vine-ripe tomato, Parmesan and a judicious drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil.
Plump peri peri prawns ($25) delivered a nice kick tamed by the basmati rice.
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Not to be confused with the 1994 failure "The Getaway," starring Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger (a remake of the 1972 Steve McQueen film), this "Getaway" has its own set of readily apparent problems.
The script is dreadful, the story is ludicrous, the acting is sub-par, the ending is poor, and the car chases that make up nearly the entire length of the film are tedious and repetitious.
Ethan Hawke stars as former race car driver Brent Magna, who now spends his time tooling around Bulgaria for some unexplained reason. His Christmas is spoiled by a genius psycho who kidnaps his wife (Rebecca Budig) and orders him around Sofia in a stolen car.
Unfortunately, the commands from the criminal — voiced by a German-sounding Jon Voight — are completely nonsensical, the seeming ramblings of a 7-year-old child on Fruit Loops and Red Bull.
Brent is paired with a gun-toting, car-loving rich girl who also happens to be a computer genius, played by Disney-fied pop star Selena Gomez. While the criminal mastermind has the car bugged and decked out with cameras, the girl is able to hack the entire system almost instantly with a couple of gentle taps on her iPad.
The chemistry between Hawke and Gomez is less than nil, with Gomez being out-acted by the film's souped up muscle car — a Shelby GT500 Super Snake — by a fairly wide margin.
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That's the City of Arlington's message to drivers who want to give to the many panhandlers standing on busy street corners around town.
In a partnership with neighboring Marysville, the city has put up more than 20 signs with the "Keep Your Change: message, directing people to give their money to local charities instead.
"This is a way we can channel that into services so hopefully we can get them back into being a productive member of society," said Kristen Banfield with the city.
Panhandling is nothing new, but it got especially bad this summer. Banfield says they counted more than 100 homeless in Arlington, who sometimes made $300 a day from panhandling.
"Folks that were very forceful asking for money and making some people very uncomfortable," said Banfield.
The plan appears to be working. One panhandler named Scott says he only made $2 yesterday. The hope is through giving to local charities, the homeless will still get the assistance they need.
The city also reports that drug abuse is down.
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Jefferson Valley Mall will hold a Caring Santa™ event this holiday season from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Sunday, December 2. Caring Santa is a special event dedicated to families who have children with special needs, providing a subdued environment to visit The Santa Photo Experience.
Presenting sponsors for the 2012 Simon Photo Experience include ABC Family, VISIT FLORIDA, Gymboree and ScentSicles.
Caring Santa has been developed by Simon Property Group, Inc. (NYSE:SPG), the world's leading retail real estate company, and is guided by AbilityPath.org, a national online resource hub and special-needs community.
Many steps are taken to reduce sensory triggers, creating a more comforting environment for the children's magical visit with Santa. This environment is likely to include:
- Turning off in-mall music and dimming the center's lights for the duration of the event.
- Eliminating queue lines through the use of a numbering system, whereby guests approach the set when their number is called.
- Special activities and stories geared toward the needs of the child during the "wait" period to help the child understand what activities will occur during the visit.
This will be the second year for the Caring Santa program at many Simon malls. "Last year, we saw families who received a Santa photo with their child for the very first time," said Sheryl Young, CEO of AbilityPath.org. "We are fortunate to have terrific alliances with Simon and their photo operators who have worked with us to lessen potential triggers, like having the event occur during private mall hours and other slight adjustments that help provide a calmer, sensory-friendly environment for all children to enjoy."
"We are thrilled to be the venue for this incredible event," said Lauren Penchina, director of marketing and business development for Jefferson Valley Mall. "The Caring Santa program brings a lot of joy to children with special needs and to see that happen at our mall is truly an honor."
Participants are encouraged to RSVP for the Caring Santa event at Jefferson Valley Mall by going to www.AbilityPath.org.


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According to new pattern of JEE Main examination, the merit list will be formed based on the 60% of the JEE Main Score and 40% of the 12th Board normalized score. On the basis of this merit list, students will be able to take the admission in the NITS, IIITs and deemed universities. Top 1,50,000 students will be able to take the JEE Advanced examination which will be held on 25th May 2014 (Sunday) but they are also belong to the top 20 percentile of the 12th board normalized score. JEE Advanced selected students will be able to take admission in the IITs.
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If I pass jee-main exam then where I get admission@
as per your marks, you get admission in national colleges (NIT's) and also in state colleges
Please give me sample paper of jee main 2013 with solutions quickly
what may be the cut off mark for nit silchar and tezpur university state quata?
how is the offline paper tough or easy ?
what may be the cut off this year ?
what is cutt off marks for jee main 2013?(by category wise)
Are the answers completely authentic?? Q 18,19 of phy n Q 40,45 seem a bit doubtful. Hope u'll check it out. set S
if one gets the rank between 20,000 to 30,000.what are d scope of his admission?
what is the top percentiles of 12th boards that is required for jee advanced?
if i get 80% marks in 12th boards in overall subjects and 75% in pcm…will i be elligeble for jee advanced?
sir I have got 75 marks in SC category , if I am eligible for iit jee main ?
plz reply soon
hi Shubham you can also check that you are elgible or not from rank predictor thart i also follow i get 178 marks please check your rank from this link
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yes,,Shubam u are eligible,,u comes under 1 lakh 50 thoousands, students,, no need to worry,, boy..
am i eligible for jee advance i will get60 marks gen category.
If i get 140 in Jee main paper will i get admission in the NITs?
is 98 is sufficient for appearing to jee mains?
pls post the solution of b.arch paper also
i think i will get 136 marks in jee mains .. is it sufficient ……for appear in jee advance…
getting 140/360 in jee mains.expecting 87% in boards.sufficient for jee advance
is 67 marks sufficient to get into nits…… please post the key sheet of b.arch also
sir how many markes obtain by me under 150000
pls post b-arch answer key also….
I m getting 140 in mains nd 80-85% in orissa state board.. what ll be my rank???
what is the eligibility mark for b arch 2013 for general catogiry
I got 72 marks in main and expecting 90% in Board..what will be my rank… M i eligible to sit in Jee-advance??
sir i scored 120 can i get a good college
Will online ppr b analogus 2 d offlyn….as in d chp vich've been not askd in oflyn xam wont b askd in onlyn?????
where wud i gt the answer key of b.arch 2013
I need b arch key for set N. Please anybody can say me the website where i can get the key.
i got 157 according to key in aieee barch so can i get a seat in NIT
plz post d anser sheet of paper-2…………………..
please post b.arch pepar set n answer key
sir i will be find 110 no. In st category jee mains plecge u can talk me in admission and cut of this year
110 no. In st category plz advise me for nit and about rank
what is the bonus thing? And what if u have attemptd the bonus question?
Cutt off mark kya ho sakte h cat-sc ke liye aieee
please upload the b arch solution and answer key of set L
in set R 13th question answer is 4
in jee paper 2 ,m expecting 116 marks total from maths and aptitude test.
nd cnt guess marks for drawing…
i got A grade in both elementary and intermidiate exams.
and also rank in top 50 in intermidiate exam all over maharashtra..
cn i get a good colg for architecture..?
Getting 130marks obc wat rank can i get pls advice me i am geting tnsn
i m xpecting 230 marks outta 390 in jee paper 2… i belong to obc catagory n my homestate is maharashtra… which nits m i eligibl for admission?
I have got 47numbar in jee, please suggest me college for admission
plz put answer key of b.arch. as quickly as possible!!
I got 50 in her in st category….suggest me some government reputed colleges.
I got 50 marks in jee mains ,in st category,suggest me some government colleges…
i will get 208 marks in b arch out of 390 …….. will i get a gud rank./…??
i hv got 80 mrks in main 1 and in paper 2 from mth n aptitute tst out of 320 i hv 200 mrks .. plz guide me . wat is the cut off in b.arch paper plz tell.. no. 8090729342
Sir i have got 125 marks belong to OBC
i scored 140 in jee main 2014 and 96.3% in 12 th class ANDHRA PRADESH.I AM OBC .CAN I GET MECHANICAL ENGINEERING IN ANY NIT AND IIIT
i need the answer key of set N b.arch please tell me
i need the key of paper2 set M
where is key for jee mains paper 2
i got 100 marks in jee main paper-1
answer key for paper 2 (set M)….upload it..
sir,if one doesnot get into either of iit or nit then which are the other better colleges?????
pls rply soon…
solution set for N code in paper 2
plz suggest college i am getting 50 marks in jee main 1 paper n i am in general category
I need answer key for b.arch 2013 code M
where i found b.arch key code l
sir i geting 80 marks in jee main paper 1 i m in OBC category plze tel me the rank sir
which are the possible courses useful for a student who passed the JEE MAIN exam?
sir i got 100 marks in paper 1 mains and i belong to obc category will i qualify in mains and which rank may i expect sir
giv th answer key for set l plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
kindly snd me da answer key of paper 2 ..code L
even am searching alot for d b-arch paper key …if u got dat shrestha plzz send me d link kindly….
i also searching dat …..if any one got dat pls send me …
link: http://www.faadooengineers.com
Question paper n answer key for set O is avalible… download n check ur marks…
plzz send me a link of b arch key 2013 code m plzz kindly help me in dis matter…..
i want to get answer sheet 0f b.arc 2013 of set m. .pls help.
expecting to score 120-125 in mains and 88 -90%in cbse boards,i m from general category,will i be able to qualify for jee advanced?plz reply soon
sir i may get 120 in jee mains and around 92% in inter.will i be able to qualify.im an oc candiate
sir pplz send me anser key of b.arch examination qustion code L
what about marking scheme of those questions which have more than one answer or no answer
i want to say that i'm from obc.i have participated in jee mains at 1st time.
I expects my marks in jee mains almost 71-76.
Can i select for admission in NIT? and what will be my rank.
please tell me soon, sir
i want to say that i'm from obc.i have participated in jee mains at 1st time.
I expects my marks in jee mains almost 71-76.
Can i select for admission in NIT? and what will be my rank.
please tell me soon, sir
thank you
Dear sir,
i belong to general category. i m expecting 80-85 percent marks in 12 class (cbse board).My jee (mains) paper-1 has not went good but Paper 2 was fine.I wanted to score good in paper1.But now i don't know what to do.So will u tell me where should i get admission.What will b the cut off marks n good colleges where i can take admission.Plz rply as soon as possible!Thank u.
Kindly pls send me anwer key of paper-2 code-L
i want answer key of paper-2 for code-L plz upload fast i want to cheak my answers plzzz..
sir, how can we get answerkeys of online jee-mains exam?
Sir, I wrote jee main online exam on 23rd April. Can I get the answer key for that paper?
send me the answers for paper 2 code N
sir, i have done my jee exam fa first time n am expecting 80% in ma state board results… will i get thru NIT's?
Where can I get the answer key for jee online of 22nd april. I have the question paper from Jee Mains website
where can I get the answer key for jee main online exam of 25th April 2013. I have the question paper from JEE mains Website.
I expected to score marks30 marks in jee main Will i get any good college in maharashtra?
what is the cut off in aieee 2013
I expected 85-90marks in jee main 2013 …
will i get admition in aeronotical engineering …
Plz reply just fast…
I am from kapadwanj….????
sir,i got 96 in jee main and 81% from UP board ,although i cant appear for advance ,can i get an NIT, PLZ RPLY
sir i gor164 marks in jee main, and 87 % in 12th board,are there any possibilities to get admission in nits? or what will be the expected cut off ?
sir iam not getting barch code m
sir, i got 98 marks in jeemains and 76% in biharboard i belongs to general catogry.so can i get any niit or any good gov coliege for mechanical engineering.can you tell me name of those gov colleges what i will get.
hi.. i got 217 marks in b.arch exam ..i belong to obc.. can i expect nits???
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Did He Think No One Would Notice?
A 24-year-old Watertown man already dealing with the court system got into deeper trouble when he tried to pay court fees at the Brighton District Court House with counterfeit money. Police placed him under arrest after a short chase: http://patch.com/A-1lj0
Sorry, I Meant to Bring That Back
At noon, at the Highland Avenue/Cottage Avenue intersection, Needham police saw a woman pushing a shopping cart away from retail stores. Police say her taking the cart was an oversight, and she agreed to return it: http://patch.com/A-1ksG
Concordians Call 911 for the Darndest Things:
- Concord woman reported being followed by a Black Lab walking non-aggressively in the area of Nashawtuc Road and Main Street. Police checked the area, but did not locate the animal. http://patch.com/A-1d5R
- An abandoned 911 call came in from Silver Hill Road. One the call back, Concord police spoke with a resident who said she made the call after hearing noises inside her residence, but now believes those noises were caused by her cat chasing a mouse: http://patch.com/A-1mW1
- A Monument Street resident called 911 to report a roadway obstruction in front of her home. Due to high winds, several barrels were in the roadway, the Concord police incident report said: http://patch.com/A-1jdk
Well, Then, if You're Going to be That Way, I'm Just Going to Take Your Donations and Go Home
A Woburn business reported a problem with a former employee. According to police, a Stoneham man was terminated from his job at the Sea Dog Brew Pub. Prior to leaving the property, employees believe the man took money from a donation jar at the restaurant. Police advised employees to call police if the man returns: http://patch.com/A-1gkJ
You Know, What's-Her-Name Who Takes Care of My Child
Also in Woburn, police responded to a report of a disturbance at a Salem Street apartment. According to police, a man reported arguing with a woman over babysitting payments. The man told police that he has known the woman for three years and she babysits for his child, but he does not know her last name. The woman left the apartment prior to police arrival: http://patch.com/A-1hY8


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A bill introduced by a local legislator that would make it a crime to openly carry an unloaded rifle or shotgun in any public place or street was approved Monday in the State Senate.
The measure was introduced by Assemblyman Anthony Portantino, who represents multiple local cities including Altadena, La Canada Flintridge, South Pasadena, Arcadia and parts of Monrovia.
The bill was approved by a vote of 23-15, and must go back to the Assembly for an amendment process, according to a Portantino press release. Assuming it passes there, it would then need the signature of the governor to become a law.
If that happens it will expand Portantino's previous bill, AB 144, which bans unloaded handguns from being openly displayed in public.
The bill has the support of the California Brady Campaign Against Gun Violence, PORAC- Peace Officers Research Association of California and the California Police Chiefs Association groups.
Portantino had the following to say about why he introduced the bill:
This bill just makes sense. Sooner or later, somebody's going to get hurt. If you see somebody walking around a mall or sitting in a coffee shop with a shotgun, it's pretty intimidating. It's unnecessary and it is just going to lead to trouble. I believe reasonable Californians acknowledge that there's a proper place for firearms. But, families should be able to dine in peace or walk down the street without worrying about being caught in the crossfire.


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CHAPEL HILL — This story incorrectly reported that the Howard and Lillian Lee Scholars Charter School was the first charter school approved for the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools District.
The future of the Howard and Lillian Lee Scholars Charter School is uncertain after the schools management company pulled out of the project.
Were very disturbed and disappointed, said Danita Mason-Hogans, a board member of the planned school. Right now were trying to decide what were going to do as a board.
The school, named for former state Sen. Howard Lee, a former mayor of Chapel Hill, and his wife, Lillian Lee, who is an educator, received final state approval March 6 and was scheduled to open in August.
The school has promoted a focus on closing the achievement gap and college readiness. It had hired a principal and, with formal approval, was getting ready to enroll students.
But the for-profit Michigan-based National Heritage Academies management firm and the school itself, a charter approved for the Chapel Hill-Carrboro school district, had drawn some criticism locally.
Efforts to reach National Heritage Academies for comment Monday were unsuccessful.
Charter schools are public schools that operate with less state regulation, but receive public money.
The Lee school could have cut at least $4.6 million from the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Systems per-pupil state funding in its first year, according to the school system. The cost to the school sytem could have grown to $7 million over four years as the K-5 school expanded to a K-8 school with more than 700 students.
Joel Medley, the director of the N.C. Office of Charter Schools, said he had not heard of the development. In an email, he said a new management firm would represent a change in the schools charter and require State Board of Education approval.
Efforts to reach Angela Lee, who submitted the state charter application, and other board members were unsuccessful.
Mason-Hogans, a Chapel Hill native and educator, said the board only learned last week that National Heritage Academies was dropping the school.
We were taken aback and shocked when we heard rumbling of this, she said, adding that she didnt know enough yet to comment on why the company pulled out.
The school was planned to go into the proposed Claremont South subdivision on Homestead Road in Carrboro.
Town planner James Harris said developer Omar Zinn pulled the project earlier this month from agendas for a town advisory boards meeting March 7 and a Board of Aldermen meeting March 21.
Zinn did not give a reason for pulling the project, Harris said.
Superintendent Tom Forcella said he had not heard the news about Lee school. The school system will still include possible funding for the charter school in its budget, while it awaits concrete information, he said.
If we find out earlier the school is not moving forward, it would be better for our budget, Forcella said.
A seventh-generation Chapel Hill resident, Mason-Hogans said the board has worked for two years to give families school choice and she still wants to see the school happen.
The perception is a whole bunch of people opposed the school, she said. I would counter an equal number was in support of the school.
What I can tell you is I wanted and want to be part of a school with high expectations for children, she said. I wanted to have teachers that are willing to try nontraditional ways to help students become their best selves and provide a path to college readiness.
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---- — TRAVERSE CITY – After winning its first outright Big North Conference title, and giving Midland a tussle in the Division 2 district finals, can Traverse City Central repeat this fall?
It's a different team, with a different make-up, but the Trojans are hoping for similar results.
"We talk about the pride that last year's season put back into Trojan football," coach Tom Passinault said. "We haven't specifically used the word repeat. But one year does not make a program. If we want to be a program that others talk about, then to follow with a second consecutive year like that would be impressive."
The Trojans finished 9-2, 6-0 in the Big North. They were led by a talented senior class that included dual-threat quarterback T.J. Schepperly, speedster T.J. Schwannecke, fullback-linebacker Nate Pupel, receiver Drew Reamer, bookend tackles Tyler Gildersleeve and Mitchell Brien and two-way lineman Ken Merrica.
That's a lot to replace.
The Trojans, though, are eager for the challenge.
"The mindset is different," said Charlie Long, one of three captains. "Last year we knew we could sit back and let the seniors take control. Now, we have to take control. We have a target on our backs. People want to beat us. They know we're better than we've been in the past. They're going to be coming after us. But we're not going to back down."
The Trojans, who averaged nearly 40 points a game last season, still feature a contingent of good skill players, despite the departures of Schepperly, who accounted for 2,288 yards and 25 touchdowns running and throwing the ball; and Schwannecke, who was a threat running, receiving and returning.
Sean Williams takes over at quarterback. Joe Schepperly returns at fullback. Drew Girard and Ethan Campbell are ready to share the carries at halfback. Tight end Rhys Adle and receiver Zach Egbert will be two primary targets for Williams. All are juniors except Egbert.
"We have guys that can make plays," Passinault said.
Campbell had a breakout game in a win over Traverse City West, but was injured most of the season.
A revamped offensive line will be the key. Guards Austin Plamondon and Seth Tice are back to anchor.
"We pull a lot and ask (the guards) to lead up through the holes," Passinault said. "We'll build our line around those two. It's (line) still an area we need to work on, but they continue to get better every day."
Williams led the JV team to a 7-1-1 record last season. Passinault said the junior is maturing into a good signal-caller.
"He's made good strides in two weeks," Passinault said. "He hasn't turned the ball over. He's made good decisions. We've really emphasized to him that he doesn't have to win games for us, that he doesn't have to try and replace Schepperly. He just needs to be solid in his decision-making and realize he just has to manage the game, not win it for us."
Passinault said Williams has improved as a passer, and, like Schepperly, gives the Trojans an added dimension as a runner.
"Sean's a good runner, a hard runner," Passinault said. "He has some quickness. We'll run a lot of the same plays we ran last year, hopefully, with the same effectiveness. "
If the offense stalls, the Trojans can turn to kicker Jacob Gorter, starting his fourth season on varsity.
"He's a weapon," Passinault said.
Defensively, Central will build around on Adle and Mitch Wynkoop at defensive ends, Josiah Lopez-Wild and Joe Schepperly at inside linebackers and Alex Liggett, Anthony Kratovil, Egbert and Campbell in the secondary. The Trojans are still trying to solidify the interior line.
"We have a very good perimeter with our bookends, linebackers and secondary," Passinault said. "If we can hold our own inside, we can be pretty good on defense."
Lopez-Wild, also a captain, will fill the void left by Pupel.
"I learned a lot from him," Lopez-Wild said. "I'll do my best."
Lopez-Wild was slowed by two concussions and a flareup from an old shoulder injury last season, but when he was on the field he was productive.
Egbert will be one of several Trojans starting two ways.
"That's why our conditioning this summer was so crucial," the captain said. "This off season was the best I've seen, better than last year. I think with our conditioning we can handle it (playing both sides of the ball)."
The Trojans, who open Friday at Marquette, allowed an average 18 points last season.
"We shut out Petoskey," Long said. "We had a 9-7 win over Jesuit. That's a game (fans) don't like to watch, but that was all defense there. And I think our defense can be even better this year."
So now it's up to the Trojans to respond to Passinault's words — one year does not make a program.
"One year is nice, but two is better," Lopez-Wild said. "We expect a lot of ourselves."


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Obama's Approval Ratings Have Taken a Huge Hit After Scandals
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A new CNN poll shows President Obama's approval ratings taking a nose dive in recent weeks, a development that is probably not unrelated to the deluge of second-term scandals that have taken over the media. The poll, conducted in the middle of last week, shows the president's disapproval rating at 54 percent, his worst marks in about a year and a half, since November of 2011. Even more notable, the rating has swung nine points since the last time the poll was taken in mid-May, which predates all of the National Security Agency leaks that have been provided by Edward Snowden.
Normally, that would be understandable given all the negative news of the last week, but the president has to be concerned that the biggest drop came among people under 30 years old. His support among that key group dropped an astonishing 17 points in the last month.
A deeper dive into more specific questions shows that Obama is seeing his marks fall across the board, although on issues like the economy, the deficit, and immigration, his numbers are mostly unchanged. (Or at least within the margin or error.) When asked how he's handling terrorism, however, the president's numbers take the biggest hit. He's still at a 52-percent approval rating, but that's down from 65 percent in January, after having a consistent rating in the 60s since 2010.
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JOPLIN, Mo. —
Some years back, I had hopes of fly fishing in Slough Creek in the northeast corner of Yellowstone National Park. Slough Creek is world-famous for cutthroat trout, but its popularity makes it a tough place to get a backcountry permit for overnight camping.
Even the wilderness has to be rationed in a kind of lottery.
Looking for alternatives, I talked with a backcountry ranger about Rescue Creek, which is in the northwest corner of the park. Because it's a much smaller creek, I specifically asked whether it sustained a trout population. She assured me that it did, although it didn't have a reputation for fat fish, and anything I might catch there would probably be small, she advised.
OK by me, I thought. So, I got the permit and before long was hiking through the sagebrush country. A few hours later, I was sure I had arrived at the right place, but something didn't fit. I found the designated backcountry camping site easily enough, but if I wasn't in the wrong place, then the creek was. Not only were there no trout, there was no water.
I hiked up a nearby ridge. Still nothing. Oh well, the site was beautiful, dusk was at hand, and since this was one of the few backcountry sites in the park that allowed a fire, I opted to forget about it and just enjoy the moment.
In the middle of the night as I tried to take my mind off the fact that I was surrounded by critters that were higher than me on the food chain, it occurred to me I hadn't asked enough questions. I had hiked to the far upper end of Rescue Creek during a dry summer, while the fish -- not to mention the water -- were in the lower end. There might have been water running through here in the spring, but there was none now. Lesson learned, I thought.
I hiked out that next day and satisfied my hunger with a trout dinner at Roosevelt Lodge.
Not long ago, I again applied for a permit at Slough Creek and got picked for a backcountry site in the lottery, but I had to cancel that trip for some reason. ... a relative's wedding or a family reunion. I can't even remember.
Slough Creek is still on my life list, and I'll make it there some day. Soon, I hope. In the meantime, I'll just have to be content with the trout fishing closer at hand.
Roaring River's catch-and-keep season begins Friday, and although we avoid Opening Day, my family tries to get down there once a month. We have a ritual that includes stopping for doughnuts around 4:30 a.m. as we're leaving town, fishing a few favorite holes, going for a hike later in the morning or early in the afternoon, and fueling up with ice cream for the trip home.
Dinner means trout.
Following are two of my favorite recipes as well as two others I found recently.
Trout casserole
Start by cooking the trout -- on the grill or in a slow cooker -- then peeling the meat away from the bones, being careful not to get any of the tiny bones mixed in with the meat.
Take 1 tablespoon of butter, dice up a medium green pepper and add 2 tablespoons of chopped onion. Cook it in a skillet until it is tender.
At the same time, fry several strips of bacon -- how much is up to you, but you can't have too much -- and set aside some of the bacon grease to mix with the cooked vegetables.
Cook and drain the water from a bag of frozen corn, about 10 ounces.
Grease a 9-by-9-inch baking pan and add together 2 cups of the cooked trout, the corn, 1 cup cracker crumbs, 3 tablespoons of melted butter and some fresh parsley. Throw in 1/2 teaspoon celery salt, 1/8 teaspoon paprika and the same amount of black pepper. The mixture also requires a 13-ounce can of evaporated milk, then add the cooked green pepper and onions along with crumbled-up bacon and 1/3 cup Parmesan cheese.
Bake it all at 350 degrees for 45 to 60 minutes. It's done when you stick it with a knife and it comes out clean. Melt a little cheddar cheese on top and you're ready.
Trout almondine
This is a favorite online recipe, posted by the chef of Rainbow Grille at Tall Timbers Lodge in New Hampshire.
Make almond flour from 1/2 cup of sliced almonds pulverized in a food processor. Add 1/2 cup regular flour and blend it with the almond flour. Add another 1/2 cup almonds only partially ground up, for texture. The more almonds and less flour, the better the results, I've found. Add some sliced almonds to the mix and press the trout fillet into the mix, coating both sides.
Cook it in 4 tablespoons of butter in a nonstick pan on medium heat. Cook it for about 6 minutes, skin side up. Squeeze a fresh lemon over the fish and wait about 1 minute before flipping it over. This helps brown the fish.
Take the fish out of the pan and set it aside. Clean out the pan, turn the stove to high and heat up the pan. Add 1/8 cup of Frangelico and flame it after the pan is hot. After the flame subsides, add 3 tablespoons of butter, stirring the pan and letting the sauce thicken. Then drizzle the sauce over the cooked fish and serve.
Missouri 'crab' cakes
This one comes from the Missouri Department of Conservation's "Cooking Wild in Missouri" cookbook, which I got last year. I haven't tried it yet but will this spring. There are many more recipes on the Missouri Department of Conservation website (mdc.mo.gov).
Take 1 cup of trout meat stripped off the bones and add 1 cup bread crumbs, 4 tablespoons freshly grated Parmesan cheese, 2 finely chopped green onions, 1 heaping tablespoon cilantro or parsley, 1 heaping teaspoon hot red pepper and the juice of a small, fresh lemon. Also add 1 egg, a few pinches of salt and pepper and 2 tablespoons of unsalted butter.
Shape the mix into 2-inch patties, dipping it into the remaining bread crumbs. Fry until the bottom is golden brown, then flip it over and brown the other side.
Orange pecan trout
This one comes from Kathleen Bryant's "Western National Parks' Lodges Cookbook," which I got for Christmas this year. I haven't tried it, either, but will soon.
Place 2 cups of orange juice in a glass baking dish and add the zest of 1 orange. Place 4 trout fillets in the orange marinade and chill it for 2 hours. This recipe calls for 2 cups Panko, which are Japanese bread crumbs, and 1/2 cup chopped pecans. Mix them in a dish.
Melt a stick of butter in a large saute pan and remove the trout from the marinade, pressing each fillet into the trout mixture, skin side up. Make sure the flesh side of the fish is coated with crumbs.
Place the trout, skin side up, in the butter and cook until it is golden brown, about 6 minutes. Turn over the fillet and cook it for an additional 3 to 5 minutes.
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Rust Never Sleeps -- Questions About Rust Problems
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I am considering buying a 91 Cutlass Ciera (3.3 litre engine) that looks fine, except for a potential corrosion problem at the towers that anchor the front struts. The rust is underway, but not too ugly at present. Has anyone with a Ciera ever had a tower rust out and fail completely?? I did have just that experience one time with a former car (Dodge Colt), resulting in the strut popping up against the hood!
Thanks for the input - I will get the professional inspection. Problem is, it appears that it's only the one location (at the towers) that is the concern - the car is immaculate on the exterior - with original 1991 paint job! But of course, the underside is the bit that counts.
I believe they now use 99% salt to 1% sand on the roads in Manitoba! Believe it or not, last winter they did a pilot project spraying concentrated brine on a section of the Trans-Canada Hwy and may proceed to expand the practice as it was so 'successful'!
Well look at it this way...rust can't get to the top of the towers without having also touched the bottom and elsewhere. The issue here is structural safety not cosmetics, and a body shop I think is the best judge of whether the car has been compromised or not structurally.
safouane Posts: 1I have major rust all over the edge between the roof and the glass wind shield, the workshop is concerned as removing the windshield could break, he is advising the use of chemical material that is supposed to "consume" the rust and fill in the hole gaps, then paint.
Issue, he's got no chemicals, any heard of this treatment and can advise manufacturer?
Thanks. safouane
not sure if this "rust" thread is still active, but I have one for you... I just bought a 1991 4runner for $500. Runs strong enough, but it's a total rust bucket. The owner just had the brakelines replaced due to rust, so they're OK. It's all through the undercarriage, but as far as I can tell there are no holes in the actual frame, just some flaking. My question is this: is this thing actually dangerous to drive? I only use it on the rare occasion when I need 4WD (camping etc, maybe 20 times a year). I'll happily drive it until it crumbles unless it is actually dangerous. Could some major piece of the suspension or frame actually fall apart on the freeway? Thanks
Well no one can say without a thorough inspection. If the rust has weakened some point where the suspension attaches, you're damn right it's dangerous. That would include such things as shock towers, steering box mounts and rear axle mounts. Rule of thumb, if you can jam a sharp awl into the rust and it penetrates, and this rust is near a suspension mounting point, you have a problem.
thanks for the reply... The mechanics who looked at it were vague about the safety piece. They said it was "more or less" safe, but I couldn't nail them down. Would a body shop be better equipped to tell me? Do they do that kind of thing (i.e. inspect for rust damage)? It looks like the shock towers are a little flakey, which make me nervous. thanks again
cpmike Posts: 1I'm a motor vehicle inspector who owns a 1991 toyota 4runner. Your best bet to find out if you have a saftey issue is to go to your autobody shop and have a structural integrity inspection done. I'm currently replacing several sections of my body that have rusted out. Common places that they rust are around and in the rear wheel wells, (this could have your side sections of your rear bumper falling off), your front fenders and the drain hole plug up in the lower part of the doors and tailgate causing that area to rust. Take a screwdriver to any areas of the frame you think might be bad. If your truck is like mine, it will just be the paint scaling off.
127horse Posts: 1We had rust bubbles and some breakthrough around the gas cover on our 99 Olds Cutlass. The body shop attempted a patch that failed because in one day the bubbles were back! Subsequently we authorized the replacement of the rear quarter panel. We saw the removed piece which has a large area of rust and the body shop said they've never seen anything quite like it on a car just 7 years old. The warranty booklet says rust through is covered through 6 years. Has anyone heard of similar Olds problems that GM is covering?
Hey --- starting up again in posting in another forum (it's been quite awhile) and looked up my 'recent' posts and came across one from over 5 years ago -- well, we still have that DGC and it now has 107K miles on it. The good news is that the rust repair has held up quite well, the bad news is that other parts are starting to bubble and eventually they'll rust as well. In late '05 we had the tranny rebuilt (which was guaranteed for 12K/12 months) which was really worth it as the van still performs well 3 years later. We dropped collison coverage a few years back as the van is probably only worth about $2K in a trade-in but as it still looks OK, is safe and reliable (have taken it on two 2K round trips without incident within the past year - needed more room than our other cars) so we'll keep it until the next big repair exceeds that. Here in the rust-belt it truely is the climate that limits how long cars bodies last -- we also have owned a '99 Miata since new (has 47K miles now) and as we store it during just the winter, the body is almost new -- I'm glad I had the rust repaired on the DGC as I'm sure it would have just gotten worse but as it doesn't get driven much now, it may just last a few more years for us!
Rust has developed on my 2000 Olds Intrigue below the fuel filler. the car is gray with 174k miles. I plan to replace the car in the summer and want to fix the rust spot to make it more attractive if I decide to trade it or sell it. the rust spot is about 3 inches wide and appears to be on the surface.
Is it possible to fix the rust area myself?
Rust is like an iceberg. What you see on the surface represents a small portion of the actual damage that lies under the paint. If you're planning on trading it, I wouldn't bother fixing it as the dealer can repair it better/faster/cheaper than you can. If you do decide to fix it it may work against you as the used car manager will be able to spot the "repaired" area since paint matching on a ten year old car is almost like artwork.
Bottom line is that you're not going to get much for a 10 year old discontinued brand of GM vehicle and mismatched paint and a bad bondo job won't help it much either.


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Streets to close Monday to accommodate Music Hall project
Full closure Monday and partial closure until November
The section of 13th Street from Wyandotte to Central streets will close Sept. 25 from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. During this time, a mobile hydraulic crane will be set up on the southwest corner of 13th Street and Central Street, which will require the complete closure of 13th Street from Wyandotte to Central streets.
The crane will be used to construct an elevated steel penthouse tower onto the Municipal Auditorium building as a part of the expansion of Music Hall's stage. This expansion will provide increased stage capacity to make the facility more compatible with sets often required now by touring shows.
The crane will remain parked on 13th Street while the remainder of exterior structural work is completed, leaving one lane of traffic open on westbound 13th Street between Wyandotte and Central streets. This phase of construction will last until early November when the crane will be removed and the street again will be completely open. Construction for the Music Hall improvements project began in late July and is scheduled to be complete by February 2007.
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So why then are mental health issues hushed? Let's talk about it.
One in four families is affected by a mental illness. Yet, we so often dismiss the conversations when a family member or friend is seeking someone to express their concerns, possibly needing guidance to find treatment.
We all would benefit if we talked about mental health with the same concern, conviction, empathy, compassion and helpfulness we have when we talk about other diseases and medical issues our family members are experiencing.
The nation has pushed mental health to the forefront these past months.
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Some owners wish to change their pets' emotional response to thunderstorms by desensitizing and counter-conditioning them
to the sounds associated with storms. This behavior modification can usually be done quite effectively by using a recording
of thunderstorms. Recordings are readily available on the Internet, often specifically for this purpose.
Desensitization is performed by playing the recording at a level that is so low that it does not appear to cause the dog any
fear or anxiety. Over repeated sessions, the volume is slowly increased until the dog no longer responds to the sound even
when it is as loud as the sound of a real thunderstorm.
When pet owners have problems with these procedures, it is usually because they try to turn the volume up too quickly before
their pets lose their fear of the noise at that volume. Encourage clients to be patient and let their dogs dictate when the
volume gets turned up. Turning the volume up before a dog is ready will only delay success in the long run. Clients must also
be taught to be attentive to their dogs' early subtle signs of anxiety such as lip licking, yawning, or avoidance behavior.
A combination of desensitization and counter-conditioning is a proven method of changing an animal's behavior. In the case
of treating storm phobias, clients must understand that it will be most effective if they can practice the technique during
the season when storms are not common. Trying to do it during thunderstorm season will only make the training more difficult.
If an owner is using desensitization and counter-conditioning to change a dog's response to storms, he or she also needs to
be aware that the pet should still have a "safe place" during storms and be given an anxiolytic to help the pet deal with
the storms until the behavior modification can have an effect.
At this time, no extreme sensitivity to the benzodiazepines or other anxiolytics has been clearly documented in sight hounds,
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