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The word in the elevator is that Dixon's planning to appoint Fran Wilson, one of the community superintendents. (Pictured here about 10 years ago, when she was principal of School 74.)
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This is the last in the series on breast cancer, prevention of recurrence and healthy living in survivorship. One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Men also are diagnosed with breast cancer only at much smaller incidence. This means the odds of us knowing someone who has been through treatment for breast cancer is high. Unfortunately, for some people, recurrence of breast cancer, metastatic disease or another type of cancer diagnosis years later is a reality. There are no guarantees in the prevention of cancer, prevention of recurrence and if you lead an idealistically healthy life, you may still develop cancer or have recurrence or metastatic disease. However, when your body is healthy it will fight the disease better and may even delay diagnosis so that you have more worry free years.
Prevention and prevention of recurrence follow a very similar recommendations. They are amazingly simple and complex at the same time. The choices we make every day on what and when we eat and whether or not we move our body impact our chances of being diagnosed with cancer and how we will respond during treatment IF we are diagnosed. According to the American Cancer Society, our physical activity and eating habits could reduce cancer mortality in the United States by as much as one-third! That's dramatic! That statistic means that a big part of the solution is in our control.
One of the strongest links for increased risk of recurrence is overweight and obesity. Interestingly, breast cancer is one of the few cancers where weight gain during treatment is common. There is a link, but not a cause and effect. Many possible causes are theorized for this phenomenon, but nothing conclusive. What is conclusive is aiming to prevent the weight gain and /or losing as little as 10 percent body weight has a significant impact on chance of recurrence. We are not speaking of many pounds, usually a very doable number! Some very promising recent findings show that exercise, specific and with intervals of moderate to high intensity in each session, can dramatically impact fitness (which decreases 5 percent or more during treatment and may be a factor in weight) and exercise capacity has been shown to be a strong predictor of prognosis. In one study the control group, non-aerobic exercisers, had a 3 percent decline in fitness while the aerobic trained group had a 17 percent increase! As you can see, exercise needs to be a part of life, during and after treatment.
Nutrition also has an impact. The strongest impact is consumption of fruits and vegetables. People who consumed the recommended 7 - 9 servings had significantly reduced incidence of recurrence. How can you incorporate more color in your day? Lower consumption of animal products comes in a close second. We encourage small amounts of protein with meals and snacks for satiety and blood sugar control, however small amounts equals a total of 6 ounces each day at most. That's each day, not each meal. When we consume appropriate protein, there is room left for those servings of fruits and veggies.
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- Is 30 minutes too much time to invest in reducing your cancer risk? (yes or no?) Choose to move each and every day, after all, you have the choice to move when others only wish they could.
- Limit sedentary activity even if you're active.
- Achieve and maintain a healthy weight. Forego the fads, which aim to achieve healthy weight, but will not enable you to maintain a healthy weight. You may have to put in a little effort here, and you are worth the effort.
- Limit consumption of processed meats and animal proteins.
- Eat at least 2 1/2 cups, 7 - 9 servings, of vegetables and fruits daily. Choose a rainbow of colors as the variety of colors provides a variety of rich anti-oxidant rich nutrients.
- Choose whole grains vs. refined grains. Less processing is less exposure to chemicals.
- Choose food instead of pills. Supplements may be organic, natural, or even vegetarian, but they are still pills and except for fish oil, the research on supplements overwhelmingly shows that the pill form of nutrients does not produce the same health benefits as we get from eating the foods rich in nutrients. Although there may be cause to supplement our food choices, refrain from replacing food unless you like flushing your money down the toilet, literally.
- Limit alcoholic beverages, if you drink. Daily consumptions should be limited to 2 drinks for women and 3 for men. On serving equals one shot of liquor, 4 oz. of wine or 12 oz. of beer.
What will you choose today to decrease your risk of cancer? Past blogs discuss ways to move more and add fruits and vegetables into your every day life- suggestions on "how" to make the work in your every day life.
If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with breast cancer, I highly recommend 101 Things You Should Know About Breast Cancer by Pam Schmid (find at www.pamshmid.com). Pam tells her story of a lifetime of health and fitness, her career of choice even, and her journey with Breast Cancer and now metastatic disease. She provides the facts, not the theories, and the choices we can all make to be healthier at various stages of cancer diagnosis, treatment and survivorship. Pam shares a journey of living with cancer and the power of our choices. It's actually a good reference for most types of cancer.


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Turning Around Ministries
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*Turning Around Ministries Job Readiness Program is for formerly incarcerated individuals who are seeking employment. The TAM employment team has developed a job readiness workshop to better prepare individuals who are seeking a job in today's challenging times. The Job Readiness Workshop is held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 9:00am-12:30.
Finding a job is a process and the TAM Job Readiness Workshop provides the participants with the "TOOLS" needed to be successful in their job search activities.
Workshop Topics & Take-Aways
· Barriers and Stereotypes: Acquire a better understanding of the barriers & stereotypes associated with individuals who have a record…..
· Develop your Employment Portfolio Documents: How to write an effective resume; the importance of cover letters and thank you notes; developing your personal profile……
· Create your "Pitch": How to prepare for the interview; how to talk about your record during the interview; how to address the tough questions.....
· Developing your network: Learn how to develop a network and how to utilize your network in the job search process…..
· How to develop an effective Job Search Plan: In order to be successful in the job search process, you need a plan. We will provide you with a method to create a successful job search plan…..
· Identification of Employment Resources: During the workshop, we will discuss available resources, which include internet, State,
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From Tiptonville, go N on Hwy. 78 for 7 mi., turn right at 213 and go two mi. From the North take exit 1, exit left off the Purchase Parkway at Fulton and get on 166 by McDonalds. Go aprox 17 miles to hwy 125 , go right. Go 5 miles. at 4-way stop go left and follow around to where it deadends at hwy. 94. Turn left and follow road into Tn. 94 becomes Tn. 78 at the state line go 3 miles to hwy. 213 turn left, go two miles. Blue Basin will be on the right. Turn at BlueBasin Rd. to bait shop.
Bring own boat or rent one. Pkg. available but not required. Rate includes delicious breakfast. Located on the quiet, secluded upper Blue Basin where fishing,birding, photography are great. Access to pool. Convenient to restaurants and grocery.
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If you have seen the flick, then you should know the story. Director Carl Denham has been getting weak reviews for his movies, and to counter the chance of being shut down, he tricks his cast and staff into going to an island that may or may not exsist. While he is shooting the film, the crew discovers many things, such as natives who may or may not like chocolate, overgrown insects, dinosaurs, and one very angry primate.
King Kong (the game) does something that developers have tried to accomplish in decades: It makes you feel part of the game (or movie, take your pick). As you may know, you get to play as booth the scriptwriter of Carl's movie, Jack Driscol, and the legendary King Kong himself. The majority of the game is played as Jack, which is set in a first person view, while Kong is played in a third person view, which makes total sense. As Jack, you'll notice that there are no cutscenes. Ever. May I ask why no one thought of this earlier? You basically get to control everything at any time. For example, if two characters are talking, you don't just sit and watch another poorly placed cutscene; you can actually move around, making it as though you feel involved. Maybe you go closer to your allies to hear them better, or perhaps you ignore them and do your own thing. One thing's for certain: It works. Another stroke of genius is that you can interact with your teammates. For example, you could talk to Carl or Ann Darrow to see how they're hanging in the situation, or talk to Mr. Hayes (I never did remember his first name) to switch weapons with him. Can't find anymore precious spears? Ask a teammate to see if you could borrow theirs.
Then there is the ape himself. When you play as Kong, the gameplay shifts dramatically. It goes from first person survival to third person beat-em-up/Prince of Persia-with-a-monkey type fare. For the beat-em-up portion, it's quite simple. There is a single attack button, a grab button, a dodge button, and a button to mash to power up into "Kong Fury" mode. It's a button-mashing affair, but you can use your environment in clever ways to deal with the enemy. Plus, Kong's attacks are brutal, scary, and imposing at the same time. You can literaly feel the weight of your attacks. Other times, you have to get from point a to b, or pirsuit your enemies. Kong jumps, scales walls, and even climbs pillars like Ubisoft's other royalty. It feels quite natural and is a blast to play.
Don't forget to get a load of that jungle. Skull Island has never looked so good. There are lots of trees and bushes, clods of mist, murky waters, and hidden shelters. Couple this with the character designs and you have one visually spectacular game, no matter what consle (or portable) you play this game on (even though this is a review for the Gamecube version, the other versions, including on PSP, are the same). This makes for a totally rememberable experience, alongside the first person survival (yes, survival) gameplay and the third person pummelings, this has got to be the best movie-based game I have ever played.
While the game is a beauty, there are some beastly problems, such as the game being quite simple. For example, throwing a burning torch into a bunch of bushes sounds cool at first, but it gets really old later. Let's not forget that there are only five wapons in the game (pistol, shotgun, tommy gun, sniper rifle and spear), and I garuntee, to conserve ammo, you will usually use the spear. Also, the game is quite linear, but the immersion will probably make you forget about that, or not even notice it. A little nitpick would have to be that lip synching is not spot on, but that really only bugs me.
Overall, we were expecting a top notch movie and game from what was thought to be a dead American icon. If that's the case, we should expect more good things like this more often.


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By Anvil Welch
Globe Sports Writer
A young Joplin High School girls basketball team will open its season today by visiting nonconference rival Neosho.
The junior varsity contest at 6 p.m. is scheduled to open the program.
Six players are candidates to start for Joplin, new coach Dustin Larsen said Monday. There are no seniors on the ballclub.
Bailey Taylor, a 5-foot-8 sophomore, will be the point guard for the Eagles, Larsen said.
Juniors in the starting mix, Larsen said, are 6-1 Danielle Hollingshead, 5-6 Kelsey Johnson, 5-9 Jacqueline Lieurance and 5-5 Marissa Queen. Samantha Stout, a 5-6 sophomore, completes the starting candidates.
Three more sophomores will complete the current varsity roster, Larsen said. They are 5-5 Shantel Beck, 5-4 Madi Frost and 5-8 Avery Burlingame.
Larsen, who's assisted by Danielle Falor, Kalan Hubbard and Sara Hansen, said that Joplin has 21 players for the varsity and junior varsity games. The Eagles likely will dress out 13 players for varsity tournaments, Larsen said.
"I like the way the players dug in and accepted the challenge of what we want brought to the table," Larsen said. "We've been demanding. They've accepted the challenge. They've worked extremely hard. They have improved. We have high expectations.
"We realize there will be ups and downs during the season," Larsen said. "We have to focus on improving each day."
Larsen joined Joplin after 10 seasons as head coach at Springfield Catholic. The graduate of Buffalo High School (1995) and Central Methodist of Fayette (Mo.) began coaching with one year assisting Mark Fisher with the Springfield Greenwood boys before moving to Catholic.
Catholic finished 169-110 overall in Larsen's 10 years. The Irish finished second in Class 3 in 2007 and fourth in 2005. They won four district titles and reached the district final nine of the 10 years.
Joplin finished 4-21 overall and 0-9 in the Ozark Conference in 2011-12 in Vicki Spivy's third season at the helm.
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— TRAVERSE CITY — It's been a record year for tourism in Traverse City.
Brad Van Dommelen, president of the Traverse City Convention & Visitors Bureau, told a gathering of members and local officials attending the CVB's annual meeting at Great Wolf Lodge tonight that data from an international tourism research firm shows key tourism benchmarks are up.
According to Smith Travel Research, room occupancy as of Oct. 31 was 60.96 percent here compared to 58.9 percent statewide and 63.2 percent nationally. In Traverse City, the average daily rate per room was $117.90 — the national rate was $106.36 and $84.08 for the state. Revenue per available room was $71.40 in Traverse City, well over the state figure of $49.52 and $67.18 for the nation.
Van Dommelen credits a 3 percent increase in room assessments that was implemented in 2010 — from 2 to 5 percent — and generates close to $5 million annually as a game changer. The assessment allowed the CVB to focus its marketing on residents outside of Michigan. Its advertising budget has jumped by 350 percent in the past two years, with paid advertising exceeding $3 million in 2012, which includes everything from print, TV, radio, and billboards to wraps on Chicago city buses and large screens in New York City's Times Square. In fact, 75 percent of the money is now channeled into campaigns targeted at other states and countries.
But even as the numbers of tourists from outside of the state are up, the region has seen an increase in in-state visitors.
"It's sort of the best of both worlds," he said. "We've been able to increase the number of Michigan residents coming to Traverse City as well as the percentage of out-of-state visitors."


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Live NCS Baseball and Softball Seeding Meeting Blog
By mbower
Friday, May 9th, 2008 at 10:20 pm in Uncategorized.
This is the place to come to find out who got in and who got left out of the North Coast Section baseball playoffs. We will be doing a live blog from the seeding meeting at Las Lomas High on May 18 beginning around 9 a.m. All the information will be posted here right as it happens!
We will soon have our prediction on what the baseball playoff field will look like (checkout the 2-A softball prediction on our sister site right now!) so be sure to check for that in the upcoming week. Our sister blog, East Bay Prep Sports, will be doing a live blog of the softball meeting on the same day at the same time. So be sure to have both windows open!
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Niagara Gazette — The city is getting some help from the state to help stabilize downtown.
The Western New York Regional Economic Development council has selected the Downtown Niagara Falls Stabilization Project submitted by the city's community development department as one of its priority projects. The $450,000 grant will be used for the demolition of blighted structures, storefront improvements and property acquisitions, according to a press release from the community development offices.
Seth Piccirillo, the director of community development, said that this grant will help his department to attract more people and businesses to the downtown core.
"This grant is going to allow us to make some real concrete investments downtown," he said.
Piccirillo said the Downtown Housing Incentive Program — the program that will pay the student loans of college graduates and graduate students to locate in a designated area downtown — was used to leverage the grant from the state.
"We look for capital from New York state to make bricks and mortar improvements as we are also looking to lure people downtown," Piccirillo said.
The housing program and grant are just small steps towards reviving the long-declining downtown neighborhoods, Piccirillo said.
"We have to do things that will help us compete for new residents, new businesses and new investments," Piccirillo said. "That's what successful places do."
Mayor Paul Dyster said the grant will help the city make downtown more desirable for private investors.
"Our application was based on finding ways to help the private sector invest in our city," Dyster said. "I believe that Governor [Andrew] Cuomo and his team recognized that common sense plan, and that is why we received the grant."
New York economic development officials announced Wednesday $700 million in regional economic development incentives, mostly tax breaks, on top of $785.5 million announced last year, all intended to keep or create jobs.


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If the government shutdown drags on for weeks, industries regulated by it like the car industry could be impacted, creating devastating domino effects in local communities that rely on the revenue.
In 1996, industry experts say newer models shipped from overseas were delayed from getting into showrooms because of similar situations.
"We're in a good position because of where our cars are coming from in the U.S.," said Billy Korum, General Manager of Bill Korum's Puyallup Nissan.
Furloughed federal agency workers could create other roadblocks because they're forced to stay home.
Dealers can't sell a car unless The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approves information on required stickers.
"It shows you what the price is and where the parts are coming from," said Korum.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has postponed all crash tests and safety recalls.
While most 2014 models squeaked by before the shutdown, not all of them did. Those cars can't be sold for now.
Car sales are crucial for communities like the City of Fife. Nearly a quarter of its revenue comes from car sales taxes.
Pierce Transit is experiencing a 9.6% increase in tax revenue from last year. If the shutdown goes to December, officials expect a hit.
While dealerships are unsure what will happen, September car sales marked the first year-over-year decline in 27 months.


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MGS4 + DualShock 3 bundle planned for EU!
In an interview with the Spanish website MeriStation, James Armstrong, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe's Vice President, revealed a Metal Gear Solid 4 PlayStation 3 bundle will be released in Europe.
He stated the bundle will include a copy of MGS4 and it will even include a DualShock 3 controller, instead of the usual SIXAXIS controller. Armstrong didn't go into specifics of what kind of PlayStation 3 would be included, a 40GB or maybe even another new SKU.
Armstrong told MeriStation that SCEE is planning to have the bundle out before Easter, which will be on March 23rd in 2008. We will keep you up to date on this bundle.


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Spurs completely outplayed Liverpool in the 2-0 win at Anfield in May 2011, and Harry Redknapp's team remain the only side to beat Liverpool at home since Dalglish returned.
The 4-0 hammering at White Hart Lane earlier this season was really hard to take, but in hindsight, given the mitigating circumstances that day (two red cards), it's a little easier to swallow.
Suarez and Carroll both started that fateful game, but will they both start at Anfield? Lawro believes Carroll has 'started to look like his old self lately', which presents a considerable dilemma for Dalglish. Lawro told BBC Sport:
"The reason Carroll has just started to get his strength, touch and belief back is because he has been playing regular games; so do you sideline him again now, or do you bring in Suarez and go with two up top against Tottenham at home, leaving yourself open to being ripped apart in midfield? You'd have to think not".
This is precisely what happened in the 4-0 defeat: Liverpool played two upfront, and the midfield got ripped apart. Hopefully, history won't repeat itself, and Lawro insists that stopping Spurs' midfielders must be the priority:
"You need to put a barrier in midfield to stop Spurs playing, and we've seen Liverpool do it before. If I were Kenny Dalglish - and I think his tactical changes against United won the game last weekend - I would probably keep things tight".
For me, one of the most disturbing things about the White Hart Lane defeat was the gargantuan difference in pace and energy; Spurs seemed to be about 10 gears faster than Liverpool in every area of the pitch, but hopefully we won't see a repeat of that at Anfield.
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The fraudulent e-mails describe fictitious relationships between the FDIC and VISA, MasterCard, Yahoo, eBay, Amazon.com, and Half.com. The e-mails claim that consumers will receive a 15 percent discount at various Web sites upon completion of the form. These fraudulent e-mails may be modified over time, reflecting different financial institution names or business relationships.
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Information about counterfeit items, cyber-fraud incidents and other fraudulent activity may be forwarded to the FDIC's Cyber-Fraud and Financial Crimes Section, 550 17th Street, N.W., Room F-4004, Washington, D.C. 20429, or transmitted electronically to firstname.lastname@example.com. Information related to federal deposit insurance or consumer issues should be submitted to the FDIC using an online form that can be accessed at http://www2.fdic.gov/starsmail/index.asp.
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The Sleeping and the Dead
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Jackie Lyons Mystery
Jeff Crook
Minotaur Books
I SAT AT THE DEEPEST corner of the bar away from the door, trying to get the bartender's attention without my hands shaking. He finally noticed and came over—young kid, obnoxiously cute with his manicured chin stubble, pouty moist bottom lip, lips too pretty for a guy. Lips I'd kill to have. He wore tight jeans with the circle of a snuff can lid worn into the back left pocket. "You got a cigarette?" I asked.
"No smoking. City ordinance," he said. He wiped his hands on a bar towel. He had good hands, no rings, no watch, long fingers, the skin moist and healthy-looking from the lotion he had just applied. But he was way too young. Way too young. But what was too young anymore? He was old enough to serve drinks.
"Waiting for somebody?" he asked.
"A bartender. Seen one?" He laughed at my joke as though he'd heard it before. "How about a beer?"
"What flavor?"
"Whatever's closest."
I took a bar napkin from the stack in front of me and blew my nose into the restaurant's logo. He pushed a pressed cardboard coaster across the bar to me, then drew a glass of Icehouse from the tap and set it in on the coaster. I didn't take it right away. I watched the bubbles rise in the thin yellow beer while I pulled a blister pack from my shirt pocket and shoved the last two red sinus pills through the foil onto the bar, Frisbeed the empty pack into the garbage pail behind the bar, popped the pills into my mouth, washed them down with about half the beer, feeling it burn through the bilge layers coating the back of my throat. I returned the glass carefully to the bar and tried not to suck air while I waited for the shakes to go away.
When the phone rang, I had a couple more beers in me and the sinus pills were starting to kick in. I was back in battery so I answered it. "What's up, Adam?"
"You moved, Jacqueline."
"I got a new place on Summer Avenue across the street from the Methodist church," I replied. "I was going to call you."
"I heard about the fire. I didn't realize it was your apartment until I stopped by and saw the crater." I could hear the sound of his car engine, the radio squawking something unintelligible in the background as he spoke. "I checked with a guy I know in arson. The fire started with a candle in the bathroom. You were using again, Jackie."
"I can't light a match without you thinking I'm sticking needles in my arm!" I was angrier than I should have been. "I'm in control, for once, maybe for the first time in my life. I'm taking things one day at a time, recalibrating my life. I turned the page, Adam." True, I had only turned the page yesterday, but you got to turn it sometime. In the olden days, I would never have dropped two grand on a new camera, like I had just done. That kind of money buys a hell of a lot of bonita.
"So in control you almost killed yourself?" He wouldn't let it go.
"It wasn't that bad."
"Shit, Jackie, they said you were floating so high they had to carry you out. Another three minutes and I'd be going to your funeral."
"Don't hate me because I'm lucky."
"You ain't lucky, Jackie." He stated fact. "You're the unluckiest shit I ever met. You got lucky once and now you think Judas is your friend. You got to come back to NA."
"I'm still going." Adam was my Narcotics Anonymous sponsor, but I hadn't been to a meeting with him in ages. I had made it past the first few of their twelve steps, admitting my life was a hopeless shambles. That was easy, but by that time, I'd been to enough meetings to see even the leaders hadn't done anything more than switch addictions, from drugs to God, whatever got them through the day. Addiction is addiction and I couldn't see the difference, but the court said I had to go, so I went.
"Where's your meetings?"
"Some dump off Tutwiler. Is that why you called?"
"I'm still your sponsor, but that's not why I called." I heard him stop his car, open the door and get out. "I'm calling because you got a job."
"I'm meeting somebody." I winced as the tension over the phone jacked up about eight notches.
"Somebody who?"
I knew what he was thinking. The only people I ever met were ambulance chasers, junkies and dealers. "I'm buying a new camera. I'm meeting the seller to give him the rest of his money."
"Do you want this job or not? Meet me at the Orpheum. I'm there now." He hung up. Adam wasn't usually such a hardass, but hearing he was at the Orpheum gave me a pretty good idea what had put him in high order.
I paid my tab and left. It was pouring outside and I didn't own an umbrella. The normally busy street looked like a parking lot, a fire truck blocking most of the lanes, cars backed up for miles, cop cars and ambulance lights flashing through the rain. Every exit from the parking lot was blocked and I wasn't going anywhere soon, so I ran to my car and grabbed my Canon from the backseat. The day before, I had dropped two grand on a new Leica M8 digital camera. I still owed five hundred on it, and I had just paid first and last month's rent on a new apartment, so I needed every bit of folding money I could broom together. I barely had enough to pay for the beers. If I could steer a little business toward one of my lawyer friends, he'd pay me for the photos of the accident.
I hurried across the parking lot and started shooting pictures. A Memphis Police Department cruiser had T-boned a white Skylark. The Skylark sat on the sidewalk under a bus-stop canopy advertising personal-injury-lawyer services. The patrol car was folded up on the median strip. I got some shots of blood on the open passenger-side door before the rain completely washed it away. There was blood pooled in the passenger-side seat. The firemen were in no hurry to get their equipment cleared, as the wreckers hadn't showed yet. The cops on the scene looked like they had eaten a shit sandwich. They didn't even try to stop me.
I gave the driver of the Skylark a business card. They had just taken his wife and mother-in-law away in the ambulance. I don't know if they survived. He was an older white guy, dressed in gray slacks, white shirt and blue windbreaker. The front of his shirt was pink with somebody else's blood. He didn't have a scratch on him.
"You need a ride to the hospital?" I asked.
"My cousin's coming to get me," he said.
There were spiderwebs in the cruiser's windshield where the cop's face had smacked it. I saw him standing alone by his wrecked car with his face torn up and bloody, his uniform shirt hanging open, EKG wires dangling from his chest. I raised my camera to get a picture of him, but he didn't appear on the viewscreen. Just his wrecked cruiser. He wasn't really there.
"You work for a lawyer?" the driver asked.
"Preston Park, like it says on the card." I lowered the camera. The cop wandered over to the curb and sat down. "Do you see that policeman?"
"Hell no, I didn't see him coming. He didn't have his flashers on," the driver explained, misunderstanding my question. "If I had seen him, I never would have pulled out. They said he was responding to a call. He should have had his flashers going."
"Did you see what happened to him after the accident?"
"I don't know. They took him away in the ambulance about ten minutes ago."
I could still see the cop sitting on the curb with his bloody face in his hands. People were walking right past him, not even looking at him. I tried to push him out of my mind. I looked back at the driver and said, "Give Mr. Park a call and I'll forward your pictures."
"I can't pay you." He put the card in his wallet.
"Not a problem." Preston would pay me and add the expense to his share of the settlement.
"How much do you think I'll get from this?" the guy asked.
I didn't bother answering. I took a few more pictures of the scene and left him thoughtfully rubbing his neck. Traffic was starting to inch along. My cell phone was ringing when I got in my car. It was Adam again. I let it ring.
Copyright © 2012 by Jeff Crook
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Summer is near and that means hundreds of area teens are preparing for likely what will be the biggest move in their young lives.
Clinton, Camanche and Fulton, Ill., will hold graduation ceremonies this weekend, meaning high school seniors will leave the confines of a school district that many have called home for 13 years, and will make decisions that could impact the rest of their lives.
OK, that seems a bit dramatic, but the decisions made in the next few months for these 18-year-olds can either help or hinder future opportunities.
It's been almost 10 years since I graduated from high school (nine to be exact, where has the time gone?), and I had already decided my career by that time — journalism. I worked for my town's newspaper during high school and I made the choice when I left high school that I would major in journalism.
Four years later, I graduated from Northwest Missouri State University with a Journalism degree. My decision at 18 years old obviously had a direct influence on my day-to-day life.
In the years since I made that decision as a high school senior, I've picked up some pointers from people far wiser than I, and here are a few suggestions for 2013 graduates.
Have a goal
This seems really easy, but during a loaded semester at college or in a difficult position at work, long-term goals appear a long way away. When going to college, it's easy to think about walking across the stage and receiving a diploma.
But at 18, four years seems like an eternity. Achieving that final goal is difficult, and by focusing only on that one item, can be daunting.
One aspect that has helped me through my time as a college student and in the work world, has been setting small goals along the way. Sure, my end goal was receiving a diploma, but in the mean time, I set individual milestones to help me get through each year, week and day.


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Over the weekend I discovered a fun little customization you can use for text message conversations on your BlackBerry Z10 or BlackBerry Q10.
BlackBerry 10 allows you to change the name for a text message conversation to whatever you want - so instead of seeing the contact name as it appears in your contact list, you can make it something unique.
For my wife, rather than showing her full name I can simply change the name of the chat to be anything I want.
You can easily do this for any SMS chats you have started, keep reading to find out how.
The custom name you chose will now appear for the chat instead of the contact name or number. Awesome!
NamelessStar Feb 11, 2013 at 12:29 pm
very cool not sure if id use the feature but nice find Adam
wu-wei Feb 11, 2013 at 12:32 pm
This has been available for a very long time. I use it on my 9700 running OS6.
Huh your right. I just tried it on my 9780. Thanks I guess I never noticed it. It may come in handy.
wu-wei Feb 11, 2013 at 8:05 pm
In earlier OS versions, hit the menu key while in an SMS chat and choose "Set Conversation Name." I believe this has been around since OS5, and perhaps before (haven't used my 8820 in years).
rlgwood Feb 11, 2013 at 12:35 pm
Is it true that you can no longer do group testing on BB10?
00stryder Feb 11, 2013 at 12:37 pm
I know this is available with BBM chats on BBOS devices but I don't think I've ever seen it with SMS conversations. Nice find Adam!
ChibiBlackSheep Feb 11, 2013 at 12:39 pm
Your wife should be on a BlackBerry and using BBM
Awwww, she Loves you ;^)
shefiu Feb 11, 2013 at 12:55 pm
nicely made sure that her number isn't out in the wild.. wouldn't want the random stalker getting a hold of her number too.... creepy for sure..
Babatunde Enitan Feb 11, 2013 at 1:02 pm
I sorry to have bumped this in as am sure they are in no way related. My Question here is simple and I'd be glad if anyone out here can help. Before having to come up with the question I have tried to check in the forum but could not get a proper answer for it or maybe I have been looking in the wrong place.
I tried to update my app world sometimes last year and after rebooting my device I couldn't get a hold of it and several attempts to redownload it again was not positive.
I wait to see any useful link or solution on how I can go about it. My device is BB 9800 (Torch 1)
Rootbrian Feb 14, 2013 at 8:55 pm
Reload the OS clean, don't keep posting the same thing everywhere, as it can be annoying.
Nice, but can you change the color of the font to Navy?
ddlax22 Feb 11, 2013 at 1:17 pm
Lol nice one
revtech Feb 11, 2013 at 4:50 pm
oops, nevermind ;)
galleon Feb 11, 2013 at 1:45 pm
Ya I can do that on SMS on my 9900 discovered that once, kinda fun to mess this up on your wifes phone.
Jaylaf Feb 11, 2013 at 2:23 pm
That's funny, I just started doing this on my 9930. My group conversation with my two brothers is currently called "My Brothers Never Answer Me." :)
zensen Feb 11, 2013 at 6:06 pm
haha. i should do that with some conversations :P
bibeberry Feb 12, 2013 at 8:45 am
Hahaha! Yeah I'd put a "this girl's a b*tch" if that girl from work sends text brigades to get all the credit or tries to have a pity party for herself.
Rootbrian Feb 14, 2013 at 8:56 pm
I never really bothered with text chat names. But I will if I need to. :)
NDeLancie Jul 8, 2013 at 9:44 pm
Adam: Is there a way to change the reference to one's self in text message threads (conversations) from "Me" to something else (as there was in BB OS 7.1)? Is there a way to change the way text message threads display from bubbles to lines (as there also was in BB OS 7.1)? Is there a way to create groups in contacts consisting just of mobile phone numbers to make sending texts to those groups easier than selecting each recipient serially each time (as there also was in BB OS 7.1)? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.


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by Jacob • April 25, 2008 • College Football, Culture • 1 Comment
It is fitting that it would go to another quarterback, don't you think? Matt Ryan is probably getting the cold sweats as he read this article. Yes, I know he reads my articles because someone has to summarize for Darren McFadden in the Green Room on draft day. As I pointed out in the...Read more →


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Christine was asked to help evaluate the use of Western Union. She was told to cash the check she had received and wire $1,700 abroad. Her reward was keeping $250. She knew the check was fraudulent and would eventually cost her if she did as instructed.
Just remember never wire money to a stranger because it's just like sending cash. Crooks get their hands on the money right away and you can't get back.
The transfer can't be traced nor reversed. In fact, the Federal Trade Commission says money wired out of the U.S. can be picked up at multiple locations. That makes it nearly impossible to track down.
Also, the FTC says in some cases those who work for the money transfer company are in on the scheme. Between 2004 and 2008 crooks who work for one such company cost American consumer more than $84-million.
So don't lose your money, be smart and throw such garbage where it belongs... in the trash.
As a footnote, Cristi Allen with American Consumer Opinion tells me their membership is free and they never charge people to answer surveys or to become a myster shopper. She says a fraudulent company is using their name and they've yet to catch those behind it.
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