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The Maiden's Prayer
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November 1, 2, 8 & 9 at 8 p.m.
November 3 & 10 (ASL interpreted) at 2:30 p.m.
Tickets available October 21.
In Nicky Silver's dramatic comedy, unrequited love threatens the marriage of golden couple Taylor and Cynthia. As his best friend and sister-in-law secretly pine after Taylor, each of their lives endures major changes, resulting from the choices they make. A tragedy tests the family loyalty of Cynthia's sister, while Taylor's best friend takes advantage of the opportunity as a means to fulfill his long-hidden desires. For mature audiences only, due to sexual content and strong language.
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February 14, 15, 21 & 22 at 8 p.m.
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April 4, 5, 11 & 12 at 8 p.m.
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An arrogant television executive faced with dwindling ratings hires America's favorite news anchor to host a popular reality show. Meanwhile, a TV addict with an unhealthy obsession for her teeters on the edge as tensions in her house rise and explode into a drama that holds the nation riveted. Filled with comedic satire, Our House examines a culture that is fascinated with transforming sobering crisis into sexy entertainment. For mature audiences only, due to violent content and strong language.
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Video: Vertical and Horizontal App Page Swiping for Symbian with Grid Touch – Free at the Ovi Store – demoed on Nokia N8
Remember this idea post and video from last year?
9 homescreens on the N900 – all accessible in one swipe
The original concept was not just for homescreens but also for your apps.
Whilst nothing of the sort has appeared on Maemo, Thanks to Offscreen Technologies, lucky Symbian owners (do you think it's confusing not to name particular variations of Symbian, i.e. ^1, ^3) can try out a new grid style menu with Grid Touch. At the moment it performs horizontal and vertical page scrolling, which by comments of the N900 post would be the best way to go about it as the 9 direction would certainly confuse.
Offscreen Technologies have gone all out with this, providing a new look status bar, search bar with new portrait keyboard, instant grid overview look
What's totally most awesome is that Offscreen Technologies are giving this excellent app away for free at the Ovi Store! Vaihab from TheHandheldBlog has a great demo video to share.
Go download Grid Touch from the Ovi Store now!
Cheers to Jim for the heads up!
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Looks pretty nice it does.
ya it does.
nice to c other options
im still sticking with SPB shell tho, coz of the other functionalities
I love Offscreen. Some simply brilliant stuff.
Just downloaded it, works great! this app has a lotta potential, I hope Offscreen Technology works to deliver better functionalities in the future
This is the lite version, I suppose. For a full fledged version, it won't be free anymore.
Yup, I guess so. But it's good as long as they improve the UI, then I'm ready to pay
Nice ui design, nokia have to look at this andget some ideas
It is a nice effort and all but, unless one has like 4 pages or more apps installed, it really doesn't do much but to hog up some memory.
is there an option in the N8 to view running Apps in a grid like the N900 ????
it simply rocks but its simple need more functions.
when i touch a app the icon becomes big it wooooooos me
i think that the best menu app is the N-desk 2.3! google it! ;))


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The Aledo High School student killed after being struck by a vehicle Wednesday while walking on Interstate 20 in Willow Park is 17-year-old Austin Muse, the Tarrant County Medical Examiner confirmed Friday.
Muse, a Willow Park resident, was about to go into his junior year and had attended Aledo ISD schools since the seventh grade.
He lived on Kingswood Drive, just south of the interstate, and had reportedly left his home minutes before the incident.
Muse was struck in the outside eastbound lane of the highway east of the Mikus Road exit while appearing to cross north towards the median around 3:30 p.m., according to Willow Park police.
CPR was started before emergency responders arrived on scene, police said, and Muse was transported to a Fort Worth hospital, where he was pronounced dead around 4:30 p.m. that afternoon.
The Tarrant County Medical Examiner had not ruled on the manner and cause of death as of Friday.
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After Fairmont Senior's last game on Sept. 14, coach J.L. Abbott gave his team a day off.
You can say they earned it.
The Polar Bears (3-0) pounded Preston 55-12. It was the second straight game where the Polar Bears tallied more than 50 points. In total, they have outscored opponents by a combined margin of 145-33, just one of the many reasons the Polar Bears are ranked as the top team in class AA according to WVSSAC's playoff poll.
After the one Saturday morning off, however, it was right back to business for the Polar Bears. Even though they didn't play last week, the Polar Bears kept their same schedule.
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Though North Marion dropped its game Friday when they hosted Bridgeport, the Huskies did pick up a small victory.
Quarterback Drew Harker returned after sitting out the first two weeks due to mono.
When he was diagnosed with mono, the Huskies found out just 15 minutes before they got on the bus. Last week, North Marion found out just four days before the game that he was cleared for contact.
"It was really great to be back," Harker said. "Of course, I was really nervous with it being a home game and all. It added some anxiousness. But overall, I was really glad to be back."
This week, Harker is hoping that with a full week of practice he will be sharper and more prepared.
Next week North Marion will celebrate its homecoming when the Huskies host the East Fairmont Bees. Harker is hoping to celebrate a week early when the Huskies travel to Preston looking for their first win of the season.
"I would love to get the first win this Friday. It would be great," he said. "It would be a nice kick in the butt toward next week."
Preston has just one win, but still Harker said the Huskies aren't taking any team lightly.
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PRYOR, OK — Pryor man escapes from Delaware County Jail
A Pryor resident has escaped from Delaware County Jail.
Authorities are searching for Pete Wolf, 51, who escaped from the Delaware County Jail around 2 a.m. Wednesday.
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I cover agitators and innovators in mobile.
It was a Sunday afternoon in August 2012 and Gert-Jan Schenk, the European head of cyber security giant McAfee, had just arrived home from summer vacation.
As he busied himself with unpacking luggage, Schenk's mobile phone rang, displaying an unfamiliar number. The father of two had his hands full with bags and kids, so he let it go to voicemail. Then the number rang again, and then a third time, before Schenk finally put his things down and answered the phone.
To Schenk's surprise, the person on the line was the chief information officer of the world's biggest oil company. And he sounded worried.
"We need your help. We're under attack," the executive said. "Something is happening in our environment, and we haven't seen it before."
Knowing the situation was serious, Schenk called a McAfee director in the United States responsible for forensic IT services, who then mobilized 25 of the company's best forensics experts around the world. McAfee flew its experts from the U.S., Germany, Britain and elsewhere, to the site of McAfee's client in the Middle East.
The moment the forensics team arrived, a "time bomb" went off. More than 30,000 of the client's PCs and 1,000 servers went to blue screen.
"We couldn't repair them anymore," Schenk remembers. "We had to rebuild that whole environment from the ground up."
Schenk wouldn't name the client he had been talking to, but it has since been widely reported that a computer virus had hit state-run Saudi Aramco in August, and disabled 30,000 of its computers.
Schenk was among the first to be made aware of the malware before it was given a fancy name, Shamoon, a virus that was announced around August 16 and appeared to be designed to spy on and disrupt energy companies.
The attack on Saudi Aramco saw critical data on its PCs replaced with the image of a burning American flag, according to the New York Times. Was that a calling card for hacktivists, or an attempt to throw investigators off the scent of the real attackers and their motivations?
That still is unclear, but Schenk says the attack on his client was so serious, that if its critical, industrial control (or SCADA) systems had been hit, "more than 30% of the Gulf's oil supply would have stopped."
Saudi Aramco is the world's largest oil producer, and supplies more than 10% of global oil demand, with more than half of its crude oil going to the Far East.
"Luckily enough they had good systems in place," Schenk said on the sidelines of the McAfee security conference in London on Thursday, and the virus only got as far as the company's business systems.
But Schenk also got another surprise. Within a week of hearing about the first client's troubles, another Middle Eastern oil major, reportedly the Qatari natural gas company RasGas, was hit by the same virus.
"This was not malware that was developed for multiple countries. This was malware specifically designed to hit one company… We hadn't seen anything at this scale before, and then we saw it twice in one week." The second attack, in other words, was no coincidence.
After the Saudi Aramco and RasGas attacks hit the news in August, American officials went on to hint that they had been state-sponsored, with several reports citing speculation that Shamoon had come from Iran. After the attack, however, a self-proclaimed hacktivist group called the Cutting Sword of Justice claimed responsibility, saying they were protesting Saudi government actions. Schenk refuses to say where he believes the virus came from.
Whatever the original cause, the attack itself is being treated as a landmark in discussions about cyber warfare and what further similar incidents might look like. Leon Panetta, the U.S. defence secretary, name checked the virus in October 2012 during his startling address about the risk of a co-ordinated digital attack that could lead to a "cyber Pearl Harbor." The former head of the CIA added that the world was facing a "pre-9/11″ moment for cyber security.
Schenk also doesn't mince his words when he talks about the future. He believes it's highly likely that the Shamoon virus spread with help from inside each company, and that threats from the inside of a network can be all the more prevalent thanks to social engineering. This refers to the art of manipulation through social media, real time chat or e-mail, which has become popularized by pranksters in online subcultures like Anonymous or on image boards.
The idea is that once an attacker can gain the trust of a staffer within a company's network, they can know the organization well enough to design a specific form of malware that will spread from the inside, says Schenk.
He says the Shamoon scenario could repeat again with financial companies. "If this would happen to the three biggest banks in the U.K., all of their systems went down, all of their servers went down, [it would] mean that people can't see their bank account online anymore, so they don't know whether or not they still have money anymore. All the ATMs have a blue screen," he continued.
"Can you imagine what will happen after the fifth day, how people would feel if they can't get access to money or pay for anything? That's going to [lead to] riots. People will start to fight because that is really about food, that is about survival."
Schenk's nightmarish scenario might sound overblown, but he says it's based on what he saw first hand this summer, a well-planned attack that came out of the blue, right after people's summer holidays: "Since this summer, it can happen. We hadn't seen anything that just destroyed the whole environment, at this scale. And we'd seen it twice in the same week."
He says McAfee is now bolstering staff at its cyber defence center in the Middle East, with operations in Riyad and Dubai. "Generally speaking attacks are coming from emerging countries," he says, and while some are state sponsored, plenty are between rival corporations.
Dealing with and preparing for such attacks requires a check on your "security posture," he adds, and becoming aware of any unusual activity transmitting through a network's open ports by a unfamiliar IP address.
"It's a red flag," he says.
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Production is everything. Hell & high water people, no worries.
I know there are companies out there that have ignored information security for so long that there's no hope. Of course those companies are hard for hackers these days, mostly because their equipment is so old, nobody knows what to do with it. The next question is how's their recovery procedures and are they intergrated with their Security. Over the years I've seen a lot of companies that dealt with them seperately and recovery was ready for everything except for something like this and security was prepared to defend the system except if part had to be brought up somewhere else.
Instead of hijacking a jetliner and crashing it into a building, bad guys can slam a virus into a data center. Scary stuff.


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Missouri governor Jay Nixon reiterated his push Thursday for lawmakers to wrap up their more than three week Special session that's cost tax payers more than $100,000 dollars.
by Elana Gordon (Kansas City, Mo.)
Access to transportation, population growth, and rental housing are key topics of discussion that Columbia neighborhood associations are making efforts to address.
By Emily Kaiser (Columbia, Mo.)
The ribbon was cut Tuesday on a $68 million federal courthouse in Jefferson City, named for former Missouri Governor and U.S. Senator Kit Bond.
By Marshall Griffin (Jefferson City, Mo.)
At its meeting Monday night, Columbia City Council members discussed how to re-approach the redistricting matter after the city staff pulled one of the reapportionment committee's two final recommendations. City staff says Trial D is not contiguous due to complications with its border along the MKT Trail.
By Elizabeth Miller (Columbia, Mo.)
In the wake of Former Presiding Commissioner Ed Robb's death on Saturday, Boone County Commissioners Skip Elkin and Karen Miller will rotate on a weekly basis to fill the void he left.
By Matt Norris (Columbia, Mo.)
University of Missouri (MU) Chancellor Brady Deaton held a press conference Thursday to address growing concerns about the stability of the Big 12 Conference.�
By Eric Staszczak (Columbia, Mo.)
Columbia Police Chief Ken Burton has announced the termination of a Columbia police officer, following an incident in a holding cell. By Rehman Tungekar.
In Columbia, African Americans made up 20 percent of the traffic stops conducted by police, yet they make up only 10 percent of the population. What's more, Columbia police officers are three times more likely to try to search the car of a black driver than a white driver.
By Chris McDaniel (Columbia, Mo.)
A Columbia police officer was terminated from employment Wednesday following an incident in one of the department's holding cells.
By Rehman Tungekar (Columbia, Mo.)
State Auditor Tom Schweich has released two audits Wednesday – one dealing with the merger of the Missouri State Water Patrol with the Highway Patrol, and the other with the now-defunct Tour of Missouri bicycle race.�
Columbia's city council has passed the city's annual budget for fiscal year 2012. KBIA's Camille Phillips has this story on the impact.
Members of the Missouri Senate have returned to Jefferson City to begin week two of the special legislative session.�
Governor Nixon has announced some cuts to the University of Missouri System won't be renewed next year.
By Adam Smith (Columbia, Mo.)
The Missouri House Elections Committee passed a bill Thursday that will push back the presidential primary elections.
By Ashley Massow (Jefferson City, Mo.)
Helen Anthony and Fred Schmidt were sworn into office at a special city council meeting Monday.
It's Election Day in mid-Missouri. Polling stations throughout Boone County and Cole County opened at 6 this morning, and remain open until 7 tonight.
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Summer is well underway, and with that comes grilling; lots of grilling.
For grillers looking to add new flavor to their cooked meat, Greenville resident Richard Nelson believes he has created something right up their alley: the SmokeCage.
SmokeCage is a grill accessory that houses pecan shells, which, when burned, add a wood-smoked flavor to meat.
According to Nelson, the idea came from his background as a sales manager for Sunshine Nuts. While on a tour through a factory, he noticed something interesting.
"Off to the side was this huge drum full of pecan shells," he said. "So I asked 'what do you guys do with all the shells?'"
Nelson said the company had hired a disposal company to come and remove the more than 10 million pounds of pecan shells going out the back door on a regular basis.
"I thought it would be good fuel for barbecue," he said.
After floating the idea around in his head for a while, Nelson said he figured out how to implement it when he went on a competitive sailing trip with his friend.
When they were packing for the trip, he noticed a perforated metal sheet in his friend's car he wasn't using.
Nelson took the sheet to a design company and had them mold it into a cylindrical cage and did a test run on the grill.
"It worked, and it worked really, really well," he said. "I can't be too open about this because it works really well and no one has done it."
After the test run Nelson quickly trademarked the name and began showing it to friends and businesses.
Home Depot has a diversity supplier program which is designed to promote small business growth in America. Nelson was recently accepted by the company to pitch his idea to them to sell in their stores.
"I'm pretty confident that it will be accepted," he said.
Nelson said he is capitalizing on the recent upward trend in barbecue grill sales.
"I've never seen more buzz and jazz about barbecue than now," he said. "This is the right time to be launching it."
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JEFFERSON — Evelyn J. Bender, age 73, of Jefferson, died late Saturday evening, Oct. 26, 2013, at Ashtabula County Medical Center.
She was born March 19, 1940, in Ashtabula, the daughter of James W. and Leona E. (Ladig) Tower and had lived in Jefferson since 1987, coming from Madison. She was married to Dallas A. Bender on Sept. 17, 1988, in New Fame, N.Y.
Mrs. Bender was a retired employee of Glastics Corp. in Jefferson. Her interests included raising horses and dogs, flower gardening and going to auctions.
Survivors include three children, Robert Pasco of Concord Township, Charles Pasco of Kingsville Township and Treasa Long of Jefferson; three step-children, Gary Bender of New Castle, Pa. and Lori Bender and Shawn Bender, both of Elwood City, Pa.; three grandchildren; 10 step-grandchildren; and one great-granddaughter.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Dallas in 2010; and a sister, H. Jean Temnikar.
Funeral Services will be held 10 a.m., Thursday, at the Jefferson Home of FLEMING & BILLMAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND CREMATORY, 49 W. Jefferson St., Jefferson, with Alisa Nierzejewski, Certified Celebrant, leading the Service. Burial will be in Oakdale Cemetery.
Calling Hours will be held from 4 to 6 p.m., Wednesday, at the Funeral Home.
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LIRR Workers Accused of Copper Theft
15 Long Island Rail Road employees and two others were indicted Friday after conspiring to steal more than $250,000 worth of copper wire belonging to the LIRR, according to Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice. The men were charged with various crimes, including: conspiracy, grand larceny, criminal possession of stolen property and theft of services.
Schools Look for New Revenue Sources
As the Port Washington School District works on the 2013-14 budget in a struggling economy and in the face of state mandates, the school board is looking at creating new sources of revenue. "As we go forward in tax cap challenge environment, we need to come up with a large amount of money from other sources than tax receipts," said Alan Baer, a school board member. Possibilities to consider include advertising around the turf field and naming rights, Baer said. Other ideas include approaching "graduates of Schreiber who have gone on to do wonderful, prosperous things," and corporations that donate equipment, Baer noted.
Tax Break for Heartland Expected
It's looking as if the Heartland Business Center in Brentwood will get a new 10-year extension on its tax break in the Town of Islip, while developer Jerry Wolkoff continues to push forward his plan to build a village on the former Pilgrim State Psychiatric Hospital site. According to Newsday, Islip Industrial Development Agency head Bill Mannix said the board will likely approve the extension at its Feb. 12 meeting.
Chabad of Hewlett to Unveil Scroll
A Torah scroll that Five Towns residents helped write will be unveiled this Sunday at the Chabad of Hewlett. "This is an historic event of unity and joy," said Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim. "On Sunday, we celebrate this momentous occasion of the completion at our new and expanded Chabad House on Franklin Avenue."
Church Gets Donation for Hurricane Victims
The Catholic Health Services Caregivers Fund has made a donation of $1,000 to the parish of St. Joseph Church in Babylon Village, presenting a check to help Hurricane Sandy victims. CHS President and Chief Executive Officer Richard J.J. Sullivan, Jr., who also chairs the CHS Caregivers Fund, presented a check for $1,000 to St. Joseph's pastor, Rev. Monsignor Christopher Heller.


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The Crusaders, the 15th seed in the Mideast region, earned their second straight NCAA Tournament bid last Tuesday when they defeated Oral Roberts 64-63 to win the Mid-Continent Conference Tournament. Valpo has posted a 20-11 record this season and finished 11-5 in Mid-Con play to earn a share of second place in the regular season standings.
The Wildcats, the region's second seed, earned an at-large bid out of the Big XII Conference. Kansas State finished the season 24-5 and tied for a share of the league title with Texas, but fell to Oklahoma in the tournament semifinals.
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For the past year, concerns about what to do regarding access improvements to the Sound Transit Station in downtown Puyallup have been contentious.
The Puyallup City Council learned from Sound Transit staff April 15 about the half-dozen parking-related improvement packages set before them.
Sound Transit will have its final open house May 14 at the Liberty Theater in Puyallup to get final feedback from transit commuters on the six packages prior to the City Council having its final say June 17. It could be as early as July that the Sound Transit board of directors identifies the preferred package.
The agency could enter Phase 2 as early as late summer, which is the conceptual engineering and environmental review stage. Construction of all improvements are scheduled to be completed by 2023.
"I've always seen this as a partnership," council member John Palmer said. "Our recommendation is part of that process. I will support doing that in June."
Set aside from the Sound Transit 2 funding that was approved by voters in 2008 is $55 million to invest in access improvements to the station, including pedestrian, bike, traffic, bus and parking enhancements. About $11 million accounts for pedestrian and bike improvements in each of the proposed packages.
Sound Transit staff members have found a potential for up to 600 additional parking spaces to accommodate access improvements at the station. Additional parking could include surface lots, a small or large parking garage or a combination of both.
Some council members expressed concern about the timetable.
"I'm not sure why Puyallup is so far out in 2023," Palmer said. "I think part of our recommendation (in June) might be putting the project on the fast track."
Nytasha Sowers, the manager for the Puyallup Station Access Improvement Project, said her staff would certainly consider where efficiencies could be found to speed up the process.
Much of the discussion last Tuesday night revolved around the feedback received from an online survey and from the open house in February at Puyallup High School.
Sowers said consensus from commuters included building a surface lot or garage close to the station; installing a pedestrian bridge overpass; and increasing local transit connections. Commuters attending the open house and filling out the online survey showed the strongest interest in building a garage at the station.
Mayor John Knutsen was the most vocal concerning building a garage in the downtown.
"We should not design a city around a parking lot," Knutsen said. "I am here for the business owners in downtown Puyallup who tell me over and over that parking garages will harm them. My concern is please do it in a manner that doesn't damage us. I would say the least effect would be the Red lot."
Leasing up to an additional 250 spaces in the Red lot is identified in packages A, B and E. However, no additional bus service is identified for that need and is left unfunded. Sowers said commuters expressed little interest in more parking at the Red and Gold lots, which is also considered in Package B, but is left unfunded for additional bus service.
Much dialogue from council members focused on packages that included parking-related proposals for a garage on the Eagles lot west of the tracks or a parking garage on the Cornforth-Campbell lot.
Both a stakeholder group and the City Council have voiced the opinion that the Cornforth-Campbell lot would not provide maximum opportunity and space for redevelopment should a garage be built there with ground floor retail.
Last Tuesday night, Tom Utterback, director of development services for the city, said the Cornforth/Campbell lot is "really deficient" in providing for the needs of Sound Transit, business owners and downtown shopping patrons.
"We're looking at a delicate balance here," Utterback told the council. "If we do end up with a downtown (parking garage), we need to be strategic in doing this. We're approaching this carefully."
Utterback said under the city of Puyallup's design standards for commercial development, parking garages in the downtown should have ground floor retail.
The other potential option for a parking garage is in the Eagles lot. In Package C, a garage on the Eagles lot would be three stories with parking on the roof for a total of 600 spaces. A pedestrian bridge would be built crossing 5th Street Southwest.
For some council members, the thought of moving ahead with a parking garage on the Eagles lot did not sit well.
"I'm very skeptical about the 600 space Eagles lot working," Deputy Mayor John Hopkins said.
Hopkins' concern stemmed from worries that traffic coming from the garage after the arrival of a train would jam up.
Sowers said conservative estimates show that about 65 percent of parked cars in the garage would be exiting at any one time.
Mayor Knutsen scoffed at that estimate.
"None of what you discuss seems to account for traffic north of the tracks, just traffic south of the tracks," Knutsen said.
He said students at Puyallup High School and fairgoers could be affected.
"I think Sounder is a good thing," Knutsen added. "I disagree with the way of dealing with it."
Palmer countered and said, "Any option we pursue, I don't think our town is going to be horribly destroyed. It will be an asset to our community."
Today, 719 parking spaces serve the Puyallup station — 432 at the Sounder lot, and leased spaces of 219 and 68 at the Red lot and Eagles lot, respectively.
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Kerry O'Brien, veteran Akron criminal defense attorney who defended Prade at trial in 1998:
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Susan Vogel, Akron attorney who helped present Prade's defense:
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Akron Police Chief James Nice:
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Judge Alison McCarty, who prosecuted Prade in 1998 and parlayed the publicity into winning election to a seat on Summit County Common Pleas Court:
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Clarence Elkins, exonerated former inmate who corresponded in letters with Prade last year:
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Try This! Use 3 heaping tablespoons of mayo, 1 heaping tablespoon of mustard (any type), omit onion, maybe add pickle, and save paprika for sprinkling on the sandwich when serving. I like it served on toast. Not a bad recipe when modified a little. I was so glad to find a ratio of eggs to other ingredients here. It sure beats just trying to work magic at the kitchen counter!
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NORMAN – Oklahoma women's basketball coach Sherri Coale is fairly adamant. Not only is nobody going to replace Whitney Hand in the Sooner lineup, nor need the mantel of leadership fall too hard atop any particular Sooner's shoulders.
"It has to be more than one," she said.
Yet as true as that may be, one may feel the responsibility in the way others don't. If so, that player is junior point guard Morgan Hook.
It's as natural as such a fit as can be. Already, the point guard position demands leadership. Also, alongside Hand, Hook was already a co-team captain.
"I think my role has changed," Hook said. "In practice, I can't come in and be quiet at all. Without (Hand's) voice out there, it's evident if I'm not talking. I don't think it puts pressure on me, but I have to step up and be more of a leader."
It would seem to be even more important in games and the Sooners have one today, their first since Hand tore the ACL in her left knee 10 days ago against North Texas.
Vanderbilt (7-3) and OU (8-1) tip off at 2 p.m. inside Lloyd Noble Center. The Commodores began the season in the Top 25 but dropped out after connective losses to No. 17 Dayton, Florida State and Virginia, a trio of teams with a combined record of 23-4.
Beyond being a point guard, Hook may even be the right kind of point guard: a steady one.
Nine games into the season, Hook is averaging 11.2 points per outing, and 3.6 assists against 2.3 turnovers per game. She's hitting 45.3 percent of her shots and 40.5 percent of her 3-point chances. All solid numbers.
Now she's looking to up that productivity a little while grabbing hold of the leadership reins.
"I've gotten used to (Hand) as a crutch," she said. "Like she's going to do it, she's going to be there … and now I've taken on that responsibility."
One witness is seeing it play out.
Now a spectator, encourager and traffic cop in practice rather than full participant, Hand has seen Hook and others pick up the pieces of leadership.
"I've seen Morgan become more of a leader than she's been in her whole time here," Hand said. "I've seen (center) Nicole Griffin say more words than I think she's said in her whole time here. I see (shooting guard) Aaryn (Ellenberg) really making an effort to do everything right."
Still, Hook's role is a special one. Coale understands that, too.
"When the winds and the waves are howling, guys on the team would always look at No. 25 [Hand], and now I think that Morgan has to be that and she can be easily because she's very even keel. She doesn't get too high or too low.
"She's different that Whit in terms of revealing emotion; you don't see it on her, but that's not all bad. She can be that rock for them."
Today could certainly be an easier assignment. However, Coale likes that part of it as well.
"(Win or lose) we're going to grow from it." she said. "We hope we don't have to be exposed to grow, but either way it will be great for our team."
A steady and guiding hand from the Sooner point guard is bound to help a great deal.
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Doctors should focus on life expectancy when deciding whether to order mammograms for their oldest female patients, since the harms of screening likely outweigh the benefits unless women are expected to live at least another decade, according to a review of the scientific literature by experts at UCSF and Harvard medical schools.
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The stiffening of breast tissue in breast-cancer development points to a new way to distinguish a type of breast cancer with a poor prognosis from a related, but often less deadly type, UCSF researchers have found in a new study.
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One of the world's preeminent cancer scientists, Alan Ashworth, PhD, FRS, has been appointed the new director of the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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Laura van 't Veer, PhD, was honored this week as one of the top female scientific innovators in Europe, winning one of the 2014 European Union Prizes for Women Innovators.
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New guidelines recommending screening mammography every two years for women ages 50 to 74 would save the United States $4.3 billion a year in health care costs, according to a UCSF-led study.
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Scientists have discovered a type of RNA that could have enormous potential for better diagnosing and treating many types of cancer, Alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis and other diseases.
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Andrew Jackson Jennings was born in Fall River in 1849 to Andrew M. and Olive (Chace) Jennings.
He had been Mr. Borden's lawyer for many years prior to the murders and continued his position by representing Lizzie.
After Lizzie's arrest on August 11th, Jennings sought the help of Colonel Melvin O. Adams, former assistant district attorney for Suffolk County of Massachusetts. Adams was active during the preliminary hearing between August 25th and September 1st 1892. By the start of the trial on June 5th 1893, Jennings had found help in George D. Robinson, the former Governor of Massachusetts.
Andrew Jennings gave the opening statement at Lizzie's trial on June 10th 1893. Instead of trying to outline the defense argument, he made a strong emotional plea by expressing his own personal regard for the Borden family, including the accused by detailing Lizzie's close relationship with her father. He also stressed Lizzie's church, charitable and volunteer efforts. His opening statement took 38 minutes.
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By Mike Harrington
So are the Sabres simply riding the hot hand or is there a statement about the future being made today in goal?
Jhonas Enroth is getting his second straight start in today's 5 p.m. game against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Fair enough. He's hot, coming off a 29-save shutout yesterday against Philadelphia and with marks of 3-0-1, 1.46, .955 in his last four starts.
But this is just the second time in at least seven years Ryan Miller has not started in consecutive games when healthy. The other two occasions: Enroth played in a 2-1 win vs. Calgary on Nov. 4, 2011 and a 3-2 win at Ottawa on Nov. 5, 2011; and Martin Biron split a 7-2 win at Nashville with a 3-2 loss at St. Louis on Dec. 21 and 23, 2006.
Miller dressed as the backup yesterday and there is zero indication he is injured; he took warmups fully prior to both games.
(Miller also sat on Jan. 30-Feb. 1, 2007 but that was because Lindy Ruff gave him extra rest when returning from the NHL All-Star Game)
Miller, of course, was the subject of wide speculation at the trade deadline and is widely expected to be available after the season heading into the draft because he has just one year left on his contract.
It's all pretty interesting. Interim coach Ron Rolston would not divulge his starting goalie when we talked to him in the 3 o'clock hour. He confirmed Enroth was fine after getting bumped in the neck yesterday, saying, "He's fine. He's ready to ... " and then stopping himself before finishing the sentence by saying, "he's available." Hmmm.
Now we know why the hesitation. Pretty interesting.
Same lineup as yesterday, meaning Luke Adam is the healthy scratch. By the way, Mathieu Garon is in net for Tampa. Ben Bishop has started six straight since being acquired from Ottawa but the Lightning played an overtime game last night in Washington -- plus Garon is 4-1, 1.40, .943 in his last five starts against the Sabres. That includes the 2-1 win in Tampa on March 26.
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NORMAN — Joe M. Blake passed away Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2012, in Norman. Born Sept. 22, 1926, in Howe to William T. and Lillie A. (McCasson) Blake, he was the youngest of five brothers and two sisters.
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After losing his parents at a young age, he lived with siblings and attended Seminole schools. However, before his graduation from high school, he felt an obligation to serve his country during WWII. He enlisted in the Army Air Corps as a cadet in pilot training until the war's end in 1945. He was then assigned to occupational duty in Germany, where he played on the USAFE basketball and baseball teams that participated in the European Championship Tournaments in Nuremberg. He had the opportunity to witness the Nazi War Criminal Trials and often commented that he obtained an invaluable education from this experience.
After his discharge from the military, he obtained an honorary high school diploma and enrolled at the University of Oklahoma. His studies were in history and geography, as well as being a member of the OU baseball team. While in school, he met Ouida Spaulding. They dated through the school year, but in the spring, professional teams came calling and Joe signed a contract with the Chicago Cubs organization. He left Norman and played professionally for two years, returning to ask Ouida to be his wife. Two weeks later, they were married on June 27, 1950, at the First Methodist Church in Ouida's hometown of Tipton.
For the next five years, the couple enjoyed the travels and experiences of baseball life with both the major and minor leagues. They returned to Norman to finish their college degrees and, upon graduation, Joe was accepted into the management training program at Tinker Air Force Base. After 35 years, he retired from Tinker with expertise in material management, aircraft production and supply operations. Joe was very active in his children's activities including school sports, helping with American Legion Baseball and 10 years as Scoutmaster of Troop 241 and the Girl Scouts. He was a member of McFarlin Memorial United Methodist Church and always an avid sports fan and was a lifetime member of the OU Alumni Association.


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Robbie and Carlo have been involved professionally and personally for twenty years. Lately, though, their architectural practice and their marraige are beginning to falter.
One fall day, Tom Field, a peculiar young man, drifts into their storefront office asking to use the phone. The men get to talking; Tom is curious but enchanting, and Robbie ends up playing tennis with him that afternoon, ultimately inviting him home for dinner.
The ensuing evening involves a lot of wine and banter and then increasingly dark conversation, and when the stranger has had too much to drink, the two men insist he sleep in their guest room.
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Meeting people in the horror community is a funny thing. Good, but funny. And I still maintain that my horror loving/creating friends are some of the kindest, coolest people I know.
The reason I'm thinking about it is that I recently directed a couple episodes of the BlackBox TV horror anthology series Silverwood for my friend (and fellow short-horror maven) Tony Valenzeula. The end result is an incredibly gratifying collaboration that resulted in a big YouTube splash for Tony's channel.
I'll start at the beginning.
I've only known Tony for a year, but I've known about him for much longer than that. And the reason we know each other at all is because we do the same thing. Make horror shorts online. And when you do something as specific as we do, it doesn't take long before you know about each other.
About two years ago when I'd just started my youtube channel for Daywalt Fear Factory, I started to see the occasional comment under my films about BBTV (Black Box TV - another channel on Youtube). And the comments spanned the entire gamut of online commentary. I got everything from the usual trolling "you suck, Tony V kicks your ass" and "BBTV blows you out of the water, kill yourself" to the "I love your films, you need to work with Tony V of Black Box" and "Why don't you and Tony direct something for Fear Factory?"
And needless to say, since there aren't a lot of people outputting short horror content online the way I do, I was intrigued about who Tony was and what was this BBTV everyone was talking about.
So I checked out his work and I loved it. I like to think of him as the internet film version of R.L. Stine by way of Stephen King. He's got a great grasp of the uncanny, the weird, the strange and the horrifying. And he can really craft a scare and a twist ending.
Sidebar - I used to think writing comedy was hard, until I started writing horror. Seems like every schmuck who's mastered sarcasm feels like they can grab a mic and stand in front of the brick wall. But crafting a scare... it's infinitely more dificult than crafting a laugh. And while I knew a ton of funny guys who were hysterical when I was writing comedy, I know very few horror guys who can REALLY scare me.
Tony's one of them.
So here's a guy out there making effective horror shorts online with no money, just a keen sense of story, character and fear. I admired his work but at the time I was too caught up in what I was doing to reach out, so on I went, on my merry way, making my own films and enjoying what Tony was putting out every week.
And then about a year ago, the phone rang.
"Hello, is this Drew Daywalt?"
"Yes it is. Who's this?"
"Hi, my name's Tony Valenzuela. I'm a big fan of your work."
A big smile spread across my face and I was like, "Holy shit. Well, I'm a fan of yours too, man."
And from there, things just got better. We met and it was like meeting that super cool cousin for the first time and discovering that you're both into all the same things, thought you were the only person in the world with your interests, and realized that you're not the only one out there doing what you do.
Collaboration quickly became the topic of discussion, because he had just been funded by Youtube to create a horror anthology series, and graciously invited me to be involved. Unfortunately at the time, I was heading off to Louisiana to do a feature for Syfy and couldn't be involved in the development, but we both agreed that when I got back from the feature, if he was still in production, I'd love to do a couple episodes.
Cut to six months later, I'm back from the feature and Tony, good to his word, had saved me a couple Silverwood episodes to direct. Both of them incredibly well written. One, "The Hunger," penned by Dirk Manning and Eric J. Stolze. And the other, "Kidnapped," written by Paul Solet and Jackson Stewart. I was honored to be included in those names.
"The Hunger" is done now and you can see it below. It's in two parts, so make sure to hit both, and if you wanna see me and the DFF and BBTV team in action, there's also a cool Behind the Scenes video as well.
At the end of the day, I'm finding, it's just as much about the people you meet and work with, as it is the final film. Sometimes, more so.


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