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The Big Pine Lady Warriors clobbered the Mammoth Huskies on home court Tuesday night, skating to a decisive 52-25 win.
Junior Sheyanne Wilder led the scoring with 43 points, nearly twice the total Husky effort. The Warriors' defense was aggressive; Wilder shared big rebound numbers with Kaity Barlow at 20 and 15 respectively.
The Bishop Broncos soccer squads started pre-league play Monday, Nov. 19 at Littlerock, north of Palmdale, with mixed results.
The Lady Broncos JV trounced the Lobos, 7-0; the varsity won, 1-0.
The Broncos had a rough start with the JV squad dropping the game 1-3 and the varsity doing the same 0-4.
Varsity coach John McGurke lost six starters from a strong 2011-12 team and is still in the process of reconfiguring his 2012-13 squad.
Bishop Broncos v Littlerock Lobos
Monday, Nov. 19
Lady Broncos Varsity, win 1-0
Junior Varsity, win 7-0
Broncos Varsity, loss 0-4
Junior Varsity, 1-3
THIS WEEK'S GAMES
Bishop Lady Broncos
Tuesday, Nov. 27
JV and Varsity at Lee Vining, 5 and 6:30 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 30
Home against Mojave Mustangs, 6 p.m.
Bishop Broncos
Friday, Nov. 30
Home against Mojave Mustangs, 7:30 p.m.
Lone Pine Golden Eagles
Tuesday, Nov. 27, at Immanuel Christian
Lady Eagles, 5 p.m., Eagles 6:30 p.m.
Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, Hawthorne Tournament
Big Pine Warriors
Runners flew through the streets of Bishop Saturday, Nov. 17, for a good cause and a turkey. The 10K and 5K run started and ended at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Hall.
The Turkey Trot is an annual fundraiser for St. Stephen's Catholic Mission in Big Pine. Winners brought home Thanksgiving's main course.
Turkey Trot Winners
Men's 10K: Dan Yarborough
Women's 10K: Rachel Cokeley
Oldies but Goodies
Men's 5K: Greg Smith
Women's 5K: Laura Smith
Still Kicking
Men's 5K: Glen Cokeley
Women's 5K: Corrie DelGiudice
Women's 5K Young Adult: Psalm DelGiudice
Little Gobbler
If you're Lone Pine High and coming into the basketball season off an OK previous year, and you're facing Kern Valley Broncs – a bigger school, more competitive league, better record – realistically, you just hope for a decent showing.
The Golden Eagles did that Tuesday night, and then some.
The boys team came within 4 points of a win, at 59-63. Charging back from a weak third quarter, Eagles starters Michael Cappello and Brad Greene fouled out with four minutes on the game clock. Lone Pine held on but had lost its edge under the net.
Lady Eagles lose, 23-37
The Bishop Union High School tennis team sent four Lady Broncos to the Ford Southern Section CIF Individual Champion-ships held in Claremont on Nov. 19.
Together the girls were able to collect a total of 12 games. "The competition is very tough when at this level," said coach Patty Cummings. "There have been times when we have not won any games so I was extremely impressed with how determined these four girls were this year."
The doubles team of Katie Tanksley and Tessa Wright lost in two sets – 3-6, 0-6 – against the number one doubles team from Yucca Valley
Bishop's Lady Broncos basketball team kicked off its 2012-13 season on the road against the tough Division 3A Burroughs Burros of Ridgecrest.
The Broncos lost 41-51but started strong in the first quarter. Tamia Shoshone, Brooke Callahan and Shiloh Smith led the scoring effort.
Katelyn Lent dropped in 7 points in the second quarter with Callahan and Smith contributing 2 each. The Broncos defense was worn down by the more than ample subs from the Burroughs bench.
Although the Broncos out-scored the Burros in the second half, they were just out-manned by the home team bench.
Scott Kemp, Lone Pine's boys basketball coach, has only one returning starter, three guys up from last year's JV and four freshmen. So why is he smiling?
First, the senior is Michael Cappello, last year's go-to guy and top-scorer. Alec Garcia is coming up from JV and bringing his running back speed. Greg Greene, at 6-foot, 2-inches, and Kelby Hykes join him on the 2012 varsity squad.
The Bishop Broncos take on the Salesian Mustangs in round two of the CIF football playoffs this Friday on the road. The game starts at 6:30 p.m. and will be broadcast on KBOV.
So, the question of the hour: can the Broncos win? The answer is one of those frustratingly coach-like responses: the Salesian Mustangs can be beaten. Bishop has the talent, the coaching, every element necessary to come away with an upset over a school seeded just one spot higher in the CIF Northeast Division.


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Strolling the stone walkways at 1820 Briarcommon Drive in Lake Saint Louis, Easter egg-hued flowers bloom in Sheri Menscher's spring garden.
Tulips, pansies and hybrid columbines burst with cheer, while Spanish Bluebells, Wild Sweet William and Foxglove are reminiscent of a Monet painting.
President of the 47 member Jardin du Lac Garden Club, Menscher is smitten with gardening, and says there's nothing better than rising in the morning and spending the first hour of the day deadheading and weeding flowers. She loves relaxing in her gazebo reading the newspaper and appreciating the surrounding beauty.
Menscher was actually a late bloomer to gardening.
She helped her mom plant beautiful flowers growing up on a grain farm off Highway N as a child. Toiling in her parent's vegetable garden for many hours, she actually disliked working with the soil and swore gardening bore no part of her future plans.
In the mid-nineties, Sheri dreamt of her own garden. Trips to England stirred up visions of picturesque cottage garden displays. As her mom once said to her, "gardening is in your genetics."
She did a bit of gardening while working long hours for the St. Louis Special School District in 2005. Retired the same year, she found more time on her hands.
Menscher purposely thought of a place for growing things. In 2008, a serious flower garden came to fruition.
Every winter she browses gardening catalogs and magazines and prepares a wish list of flowers to buy and ways to expand her garden. Other factors come into play—flowers requiring relocation, division and color schemes of certain areas.
"The garden of my dreams, doesn't quite match the garden of reality," Menscher said. She tries to work with nature to acquire a happy compromise.
In spring, tulips and daffodils are her favorites. As the seasons progress, her affinity lies with the woodland wildflowers, roses and coneflowers. "Whatever is in bloom is what I love," she said.
A unique shade-loving perennial found in her garden is the Lenten Rose, which starts blooming around Christmas. This particular beauty holds its blooms for four or five months. The burgundy, pale pink and white rose varieties were flowering in April.
A purple and white iris mix holds a special place in Menscher's heart. Her Aunt Doris surprised her with a rhizome (underground plant stem) at her first home in 1993. The iris has been with her ever since. At her new home, she found a nice spot for the flower in the back yard, as well as a lilac bush from her grandmother's house.
Menscher enjoys the horticultural aspects of gardening, and figuring out good growing conditions. Her secret ingredient is adding purchased compost to her flowers beds—a regular staple for the last three years. Sheri believes if you feed the soil, you will feed your plants.
She doesn't use fertilizing products, but instead sprinkles Scotts Bulb Continuous Release Plant Food when plants first emerge, and once again after finished blooming.
Last May, at her first flower show (Mother Know's Best) Sheri walked away with thirteen ribbons—eleven of which were first place—pretty impressive for a 'late bloomer.'
Jardin du Lac Garden Club gives back by maintaining two community gardens: Blue Star Memorial in and Every Arbor Day, the club plants a tree in one of the local parks. In addition, residents participate in a hands-on activity regularly presented by the club.
The group's fundraiser at will benefit garden projects, library donations, scholarships, and tornado victims of Joplin, Bridgeton and Maryland Heights. It's scheduled for May 5, 2012.
Menscher believes gardening is a creative outlet and a stress reducer.
"There's always something new to discover, almost like being at the ocean—you never know what shells will wash up on the beach," she said.

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Old Man Steve A Cross Dresser?
FBI, blackmail, cross dressing. It's all here
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2. In a small saucepan, bring water to a boil; add the chocolate, cocoa, and vanilla and remove from heat. Stir until no large lumps remain, then set aside.
3. Combine and sift the flour, salt, and baking soda and set aside
4. Combine the butter and brown sugar and beat hard until fluffy, about 3 minutes.
5. Beat in the eggs, one at a time, until incorporated, and then beat in the sour cream and the chocolate mixture.
6. Fold in the sifted flour mixture in 2 or 3 batches, and then beat by hand for no more than 10 seconds. Don't worry about a few lumps.
7. Divide the mixture among the prepared pans and bake 15-20 minutes in the preheated, hot as Hades oven (until a skewer inserted in the middle comes out clean). Cool at least 30 minutes prior to icing.
8. Combine the cream, corn syrup, and cherry brandy in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil, remove from heat and add the chopped chocolate and whisk until smooth. Transfer to a bowl and refrigerate 10-15 minutes, or until thickened.
9. Spread each layer with icing and top with cherries. Serve with your brew of choice.
10. Make sure you leave room for some "burned at the steak" tartar.
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To the editor:
Well folks, by the end of the week, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to render a decision on the constitutionality of same gender marriage.
I'm still, after many years involvement in the gay and lesbian community, not sure why homosexuals are a protected class of people. Everyone I knew in that community was a human being and American citizen, with the same rights and liberties that I have known. And as for the benefits of same gender marriage:
Forty years ago, members of the gay and lesbian community and I sat around a table,and, with the aid of a high powered Washington attorney, hammered out a legal document that gave same-gender couples, whether together for years or a single day, all the same benefits of a heterosexual couple that marries in haste, or has been married many years.
That document, once signed by the involved parties, was legal anywhere in the country. It allowed for individual, and united
IRS tax returns, and it is still legal nationwide today.
So, you can see my confusion; the couple in question would have to have governmental approval, and like any union of two people, the only difference between homosexuals and heterosexuals is the word marriage.
Is the Court deciding the constitutionality of the words marry or marriage. Will we have to change thousands of years of history and good old Noah Webster's dictionaries just to award what those in this alternative lifestyle the right to say they are not just a domestic couple, but are actually married?
A copy of this was sent to the Justices at the Supreme Court months ago, as an open letter for them to contemplate.
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By JEFF MEYERS
---- — PLATTSBURGH — Christmas came a day early for three North Country families — and especially for eight young children who now have a true home.
Clinton County Family Court Judge Timothy Lawliss presided over the adoption ceremonies Monday morning, calling it "the best day of my career" as he began formal proceedings.
Bill and Nickie Walker of Granville began the festivities as attorney Kevin Peryer helped them through the formal paperwork for their three adoptees: Deonna, 10; Kyia, 8; and Isabel, 6.
Nickie's biological daughter, Natalie, 8, also participated and acted as family photographer during the ceremony.
"The girls came from such a long way to be where they are today," Nickie said before the official ceremony. "They were so excited that they couldn't sleep last night."
The girls wore festive holiday dresses and red and green ribbons in their hair. Each sat between their new parents as Lawliss individually signed the formal adoption papers. The large group of friends and family in attendance gave each child loud applause upon completion of the adoption.
"It's very exciting," said Mr. Walker, who is planning to adopt Natalie in the next few weeks.
He is actually Deonna, Kyia and Isabel's biological uncle, as well as uncle of three girls' siblings, who were also adopted during Monday's ceremony.
Those 3-year-old twins, Christopher and Chloe, were adopted by Robert and Valerie Cioffi of Plattsburgh.
"We received a call in April of 2011 that two children required foster care," Robert said of his first contact with the twins. "We took them in and went through the regular procedures for adopting children.
"Today, we're receiving our Christmas present early."
"After seven years of wanting to be a family, now it's complete," Valerie added.
The five siblings, all sporting bright blond hair, have also united the Cioffi and Walker families, who have become close since they all became responsible for the children.
They vowed to continue that relationship to allow the kids to stay close throughout their lives.
"It's great; it's great," said Bill Walker Sr., the biological grandparent of all five children. "I'm not losing any grandchildren; I'm gaining a son- and daughter-in-law."
Lawliss, who was especially lighthearted and jovial throughout the proceedings, talked with each child during the individual ceremonies.
"Natalie," he said after signing Deonna's and Kyia's papers, "should we stop where we are or go for a third child?"
Natalie nodded her head.
"All right, we'll go for a third."
As the Cioffis took center stage with Christopher and Chloe, Lawliss noted that he thought the two families had done a wonderful job keeping the five children in close touch and mentioned that Family Court does not always see such a strong effort.
Christopher, meanwhile, had become a crowd favorite with a steady series of 3-year-old-type comments during the ceremonies. Lawliss offered him a special, handwritten document that he could sign to agree to be adopted, as a playful measure for the energetic youngster.
Christopher picked up a pen, marked something on the paper and said, "That's it," to a burst of laughter from the audience.
Theresa Rock was the final parent to sit before Lawliss, with three children: siblings Margaret, 4; Allison, 3; and John Patrick, 16 months.
Accompanying Theresa were her two other boys, David, 7, and Robert, 6, brothers whom she adopted four years ago.
"They just needed a loving family," Theresa said of her decision to adopt pair. "They were in several foster homes before I had them (as a foster parent for nearly a year). I wasn't going to let them go anywhere else. They needed a permanent home."
She had also taken Margaret, Allison and John Patrick as foster children and decided that they, too, needed the permanency her home offered.
"I'm excited but a little nervous as well," she said of her new role as parent of five.
Though when Lawliss asked Robert if he thought the family should stop at five children, the 7-year-old said he was looking for one more girl to even out the brothers and sisters.
"There are a lot of children out there who need a loving family," Theresa said following the ceremony. "There are a lot of children in foster care who need loving care from a family."
As the official ceremonies ended, Lawliss called his own two daughters, Katie and Molly, to act as elves and hand out early presents for the children. The kids unwrapped their presents to find a menagerie of stuffed animals to take with them as the sons and daughters of their new moms and dads.
"This has been a very special day," Lawliss said after the formal proceedings. "We have many caseworkers and staff members here. My wife and children are here, my parents as well. Kevin's parents are here. We all wanted to see this.
"Most people in Family Court know it can be filled with pain and agony," he added. "I want to thank you all for letting us have such a nice day on Christmas Eve. I will remember it forever."
Valerie Cioffi's mom, Evelyn Miller, summed up the feelings of all involved:
"They're my first grandbabies," she said. "I love 'em."
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inFocus – Enslaved: Odyssey to the West Review
"Two Lives, Two Fates, One Legendary Journey."
|Publisher: Namco
+ Decent Puzzles, Final Battle, Trip is Never a Liability
|Dev: Ninja Theory
|Genre: Action RPG
|Release: 10/05/10
|ESRB: Teen
|- Simple Combat, Minor Upgrading, Not much of a Challenge even on Hard Difficulty
|Platforms: PS3, X360
As the title suggests, you play as Monkey, an escaped slave who finds himself a slave yet again. After narrowly escaping the slave ship he was aboard, Monkey finds himself the captive of a young girl named Trip. Using mind controlling headgear, Trip forces Monkey to escort her back to her village. Trip's homeworld is crawling with Mechs and she cannot possibly make it alone. So not only will the player control Monkey, but it is necessary to work cooperatively with Trip to safely get her home. Combining Monkey's abilities and Trip's skills to navigate the terrain is the core of the gameplay in Enslaved and will be prevalent throughout the entire game.
Most of your time spent with Enslaved will be platforming with Monkey. Don't worry, traversing the landscape may look difficult, but it is rather simple. It was extremely kind of Ninja Theory to make it nearly impossible to die while platforming. That's right, Monkey can't walk or fall off ledges, and he auto jumps to a spot and will always make it. The only way to fall is by holding on to a crumbling ledge for too long. If this happens to you, you should seriously consider changing your hobby. Thanks again Ninja Theory. As obscure as this may sound not falling off ledges is very helpful since most of the time while platforming a Mech or turret is relentlessly firing at Monkey. This is where Trip's skills come into play.When the odds are too overwhelming for Monkey, Trip can send out a decoy which will draw the attention of Monkey's attackers. This allows Monkey some time to pass by the area, find a switch, or sneak in for an attack. The decoy only lasts for a certain amount of time and must recharge before being used again. Not much thought was put into this since decoy can be abused by just having a little patience and allowing it time to recharge. This is just another example of how basic and simple this game is.
For a platforming/puzzle style game Enslaved has a decent amount of combat. After platforming, puzzle solving, or both, Monkey must always take down some mechs. Once again, the simplistic style of Enslaved rears its' ugly head. Monkey has two basic attacks to start and his staff can fire a plasma bolt. This makes for some exciting combos, x,y or x,x,y or x,x,x,y. To help Monkey out Trip can also upgrade his staff, health, shield, and combat skills. Don't get too excited, these upgrades also share the lackluster attribute the rest of the game does. To purchase these upgrades Monkey must collect tech orbs. Worry not, the orbs are dropped by defeated enemies or just lying around to be picked up. Again simple and basic with not much effort or thought put in.
As I mentioned earlier there is some puzzle solving in Enslaved. Some areas need to be scoped out by a robotic dragonfly which rests in Trip's ear. The dragonfly will show the path, then show the first step in the puzzle. Most of the puzzles are lever/bridge style. Meaning a lever manipulates a bridge or bridges up or down so they must be moved in a certain sequence. The player must maneuver Monkey and Trip around the area to solve these types of puzzles. Nothing too complicated, but a bit of thought was involved none the less. This was my favorite part of Enslaved since it felt like the only time some thought or originality was put into this game.
I could go on and on about the basic shell of a game that Enslaved seems to be. From, the lack of any real boss battle (the dog and rhino are poor excuses), to the half hour long chapters, Enslaved is as generic and basic as they come. But there are two elements to Enslaved that keep it from being a total flop. The final chapter and battle are intense, and the game itself is just fun. Enslaved may be an easy run through for most gamers but if you are looking to pass the time between games definitely rent or pick this game up from the bargain bin. If you're not expecting game of the year, you won't be disappointed.
Not much going on here story wise, or nothing that hasn't been done before. If you played Prince of Persia than Enslaved is all to familiar.
Early on I was taken back by the level of detail and the style of the textures. Sadly, as you progress through the story later chapters become a technical nightmare and the texture quality drops significantly.
Although Enslaved has very basic combat and platforming. Monkey and Trip respond and work well together. The real problem lies in the camera. Although it can be manipulated its default action is to zoom in not out, making movement sketchy
|There really isn't much to do outside of completing the story in Enslaved. There are masks or tech-orbs to collect but nothing else. These items can also be found on your first playthrough so Enslaved is easily just a one and done.
The entire time playing through Enslaved, I constantly had that been there, done that feeling. The similarities to Prince of Persia, whether it be in style or gameplay, are so prevalent that they are hard to ignore. From platforming, to simple combat, and even using a dragonfly to show the way, Ninja Theory stole the mold that Ubisoft created. Unfortunately, they did nothing to improve upon it and Enslaved is just your run of the mill action title. Definitely colored glass.


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Two Cheese Chicken Divan
- Prep Time: 45 min
- Cook Time: 20 min
- Ready Time: 70 min
- Yield: 6 servings
- Crisco® Original No-Stick Cooking Spray
- 2 (10 oz.) packages frozen broccoli spears
- 1/4 cup Crisco® All-Vegetable Shortening
- OR 1/4 stick Crisco® Baking Sticks All-Vegetable Shortening
- 1/4 cup Pillsbury BEST® All Purpose Flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup chicken broth
- 1/4 cup crumbled blue cheese
- 3/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese, divided
- 1 cup (1/2 pint) whipping cream
- 6 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cooked and sliced
Preparation Directions
- HEAT oven to 375ºF. Coat 13 x 9-inch baking dish with no-stick cooking spray.
- PLACE broccoli in microwave-safe dish. Microwave on HIGH (100% power) 6 to 9 minutes or until tender.
- MELT shortening in saucepan. Blend in flour and salt. Cook until mixture bubbles, stirring constantly. Gradually add chicken broth, stirring constantly. Bring sauce to a boil and cook 2 minutes or until thickened. Remove from heat. Stir in blue cheese and 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese until melted. Whisk in cream.
- PLACE cooked broccoli spears in prepared dish with flowerettes to outside and stems directed towards center. Place sliced chicken evenly over stems. Pour cheese sauce over chicken, keeping broccoli flowerettes uncovered. Sprinkle remaining Parmesan over top.
- Bake 15 minutes or until bubbly and lightly browned. Place broiler rack 6 inches from heat; turn oven control to BROIL. Broil 1 to 2 minutes until golden brown.
Nutritional Information Per Serving
Serving Size (1/6 of recipe), Calories 460 (Calories from Fat 280), Total Fat 31g (Saturated Fat 15g, Trans Fat 0g), Cholesterol 140mg, Sodium 680mg, Total Carbohydrate 10g (Dietary Fiber 3g, Sugars 1g), Protein 36g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 30%, Vitamin C 60%, Calcium 20%, Iron 10%.
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So a few weeks ago, the inevitable happened ... a very happy 5-year-old traipsed off to school again, shouldering his Elmo backpack and "Cars" lunchbox, chattering about his friends and his teacher and thrilled beyond words to get back to the old grind.
In his wake, he left admittedly relieved parents (that kid was so bored the last week of vacation!) and a little brother who doesn't get it.
Why does brother have to leave in the morning? Why can't I stay in the classroom and play when we drop him off? Why do I have to go home?
Why don't I get to go to school?
It's hard, sometimes, to remember that my younger son is only 2 ... he's social beyond his years, and fairly bold as well. He's never batted an eyelash at trotting into Jim's classroom behind him, and he's not shy about dragging his feet when he's led back out.
While we're looking into preschools for next year, there are few things available for children his age this year. So he gets Daddy time while big brother's in school and Momma's at work. And while he likes that ... he's already spoiling for more.
The baby is growing up.
I'm not sure how I feel about that. Sure, it's what every parent should be working toward: the ultimate independence of their children. But this is my little one ... probably my last ... and the day he heads off to school, I'll probably shed a tear (through he won't).
And Sam is 2, going on 12. Or more.
At the Peach Festival in Lewiston the next weekend, he wanted to go on all the big rides ... not only the ones for which he was far too short (most of them), but the ones at which even a roller-coaster fan like myself would hesitate. (That giant spinning thing flying by overhead? He was fascinated and tried to tug me into line. Nope, Sammy, not going to happen.)
We caught him standing on the arm of a chair recently, trying to reach a container of not-appropriate-for-toddlers items stored above his head (scissors and the like). He could see no earthly reason why he couldn't play with them.
Elmo and Caillou are still beloved, but "Cars" and "The Lion King" are entering his radar.
And he's threatening to skip over the tricycle stage altogether, enthralled by the row of "big boy" bikes at a nearby toy store.
His feet couldn't quite reach the pedals yet, but I already have visions of him pedaling away from me (heaven help me, if he tries half the stunts on a bike I tried as a child, I don't think I want to know about it).
Sam, sweetie, don't be in such a hurry to grow up. We love you just the way you are.
Your time will come.
The one who's left behind
So a few weeks ago, the inevitable happened ... a very happy 5-year-old traipsed off to school again, shouldering his Elmo backpack and "Cars" lunchbox, chattering about his friends and his teacher and thrilled beyond words to get back to the old grind.
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The law of conservation of energy — with kids
Watching the thundering herd pass us, the father shook his head ... and called to the children:
"How can you have so much energy when I'm so tired?"
We looked at each other and laughed, each then, perhaps, seeing our future in the tired parents. To this day, eight years later, there are still moments when we look at our kids, then each other, and repeat those words.
Parenting can be easy to say but hard to do
The parental saying is so commonly used that it's almost become cliché: "I would do anything for my children."
But what they don't tell you is that, some days, it's harder than others to fulfill that mantra.
Ol' golden rule days truly are dear ... I suppose
Packing lunch boxes. Pre-arranging ever-so-cute outfits. Driving to early morning drop-offs. Selling chocolate to raise funds.
The school era in the Lane household has officially started.
The one who's left behind
School is back in session - but not for everyone.
Never too young to begin total recall of life
Most research on memory indicates that children don't begin to permanently store information until at least age 3.
But what these researchers seemingly failed to take into account is the fact that there is no fury like a toddler girl scorned.
My sons, the comedians
One of the most interesting things about being a parent, I've found, is watching fledgling senses of humor develop.
Who knows what lurks in the hearts of big sisters?
If Rigby has taught us nothing else, it's to always be on guard.
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By Debby Woodin
Globe Staff Writer
JOPLIN, Mo. —
Mary Ann Palmer has lived in the neighborhood of 18th Street and Connecticut Avenue all of her life.
David Bird and Danna Lucas decided immediately after the 2011 tornado they would rebuild their house in the same area.
It is a close-knit neighborhood where people take care each of other and were eager for it to recover after it was leveled by the monster storm.
In the open field behind their houses, the neighbors played softball, flew kites and held Fourth of July block parties. It's also the playground for her kids and grandkids.
"We put a lot into it because we thought it was important to build back," Lucas said of their home at 1930 E.18th St.
Bird and Lucas said that while city officials encouraged people to build back, he and Lucas have struggled with many aspects of it.
"We've been fighting with everybody," Lucas said. "It hasn't been a very good experience since we moved back.
"We've been fighting with the post office" over the installation of cluster mailboxes versus curbside delivery. "We've been fighting with the city for street lights."
And then "the next thing we know, here came the library. Nobody ever asked us or said 'boo' about it," Lucas said of the decision to locate a new Joplin library combined with a movie theater complex at 20th and Connecticut behind the houses of the 18th Street residents. It is one of $806 million worth of redevelopment projects proposed by the city's contracted master developer, Wallace-Bajjali Development Partners.
The residents heard rumors about what was to come there before it was publicly announced. They have a neighborhood association and asked for a meeting with City Council representatives to try to find out what was in the works.
There was commercial use behind their homes before the tornado. Lucas said those were offices and a beauty shop; not much of a bother to the residential area since they produced limited traffic and were only open weekdays.
"I would be fine with smaller businesses" locating there, she said. "But you're talking a move theater open until 1 to 2 a.m. and a parking garage."
Palmer said she panicked when she heard the proposal.
"When we first find out, I was in shock," she said. "I was not concerned about our property values. I was concerned about our quality of life."
She said she made a frantic call to David Wallace, CEO of Wallace-Bajjali. He arranged for meetings to be held between representatives of the neighborhood and his firm to hear the concerns and address them.
"It's something we're working on in a collaborative manner," Wallace said. "Twentieth Street is not going to come back residential. It is coming back commercial in keeping with the CART plan and the city's comprehensive plan."
Troy Bolander, Joplin's city planner, also has met with the residents. "We do encourage builders and developers to meet with neighbors," he said, and some have been doing that as Joplin rebuilds. "That's the whole point of having these neighborhood meetings is to hear their concerns and try to find solutions."
Safety for the neighborhood is a key concern, residents say. They also want an adequate barrier, such as a land berm, to buffer and obscure the residential area from the sight and noise of the complex.
At a meeting last Tuesday, the developer brought representatives of the Joplin Police Department and city staff to talk about those issues, along with those items of concern to Bird and Lucas, such as street lights and mail service.
Wallace said the department has two officers trained in crime prevention through environmental design who can help with the planning of building safety into the design of the complex.
Wallace also had an architect discuss the options to block noise and views of the residents' homes in order to protect their privacy.
"At first, I was concerned," said Palmer. "Then, the more I saw how they were willing to work us, the more I'm coming to their way of thinking. But I'm not there yet."
There are similar concerns across Connecticut Avenue.
Wilma Gould, of 1806 Connecticut Ave., also has lived in the area all of her life.
"Actually I'm very happy about the library" moving across the street, said Gould, a longtime library patron. "I'm not so happy about the theater because of the late hours they keep, but I understand the reason why they have to be there."
She knows some of what the neighborhood will experience once construction starts.
"I lived through the widening of Connecticut, which took about a year," she said. "There was a lot of noise, dirt and disruption of utilities, and I'm not happy about that. But I am happy about the library."
She said the library does need to be relocated because it should be larger and have more parking.
Having lived on Connecticut since it was a gravel lane, she's learned to adapt to the changes that come.
"I'm not quite so happy with all the duplexes, but we lost that battle 20 years ago. You have to accept what happens sometimes."
Palmer said she feels better now that there are discussions among Wallace, the city and her neighborhood. In retrospect, she said, she understands the deal had to be kept quiet to protect the real estate and its price. But she intends to preserve as much of a neighborhood feel as she can because she refuses to move.
"I'm passionate about this," she said. "This has been my home and my mom's house. This is not about the dollar bill. This is about the quality of life we want to have for years to come."
'A seat at the table'
'We are pleased at where we are and we still have a ways to go. Our commitment to them is to incorporate the design items they want to see. We want to make sure everybody has a seat at the table" to have input into the development.
— David Wallace, CEO of Wallace-Bajjali, on his discussions with residents of the Connecticut Avenue area


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By David B. Wilkerson, MarketWatch
CHICAGO (MarketWatch) — CBS Corp., Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc., CVS Caremark Corp., Comcast Corp. and Time Warner Inc. are among the stocks that could see active trading on Wednesday.
CBS Corp. /quotes/zigman/393390/delayed/quotes/nls/cbs CBS -1.52% shares rose 2.5% in after-hours trading after it said Tuesday that its first-quarter profit climbed 80%, easily surpassing most analyst estimates.
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Amerigroup Corp. is expected to post a profit of 56 cents a share in the first quarter, on revenue of $1.81 billion.
Franklin Resources Inc. /quotes/zigman/226981/delayed/quotes/nls/ben BEN -3.42% is expected to report fiscal second-quarter earnings of $2.20 a share on revenue of $1.75 billion.
Energizer Holdings Inc. /quotes/zigman/257103/delayed/quotes/nls/enr ENR -2.70% is seen posting second-quarter earnings of $1.09 a share on revenue of $1.04 billion.
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Mount Vernon leaders and residents gathered Saturday to rally to demand Westchester County funding to renovate the Fourth Street Park, which is called the city's basketball hub. Legis. Lyndon Williams (D-Mount Vernon) joined the Rev. Edward Mulraine, of Unity Baptist Tabernacle and other community leaders to participate in the rally and march, which called for renovations to the basketball courts which have a history of producing NBA talent. They were part of the annual "Unity and the Community" event that focuses on issues of social justice. (June 22, 2013)
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Writing Center Tutoring Services
The Writing Center offers three types of tutoring services: individual tutoring appointments, small-group writing workshops, and designated tutoring for specific courses. Tutoring appointments are offered Monday-Friday (in the Writing Center) and on Sundays (in Gordon Library). Workshops focus on special topics in writing, document design, or oral presentation. Students learn new strategies, practice, and receive feedback. Workshop topics and schedules are announced each term. Designated tutors are assigned to specific courses or project groups for the whole term. All tutoring is in English, except those sessions marked specifically as SPANISH. In those sessions, a Spanish speaking tutor will offer practice in Spanish conversation or help with writing assignments from Spanish courses.
Tutoring Appointments
Our trained writing tutors are available to help WPI students with their writing six days a week in one-hour appointments. Any WPI student--undergraduate or graduate--may sign up for help with projects, course papers, oral presentations, document design, or personal writing. Please visit the Tutoring & Workshop Registration page to make an appointment.
What type of projects do writers and tutors work on at the Writing Center?
Tutors help with a variety of communication projects: course papers, oral presentations, WPI qualifying projects, dissertations, application essays, and more. Tutors work with undergraduate and graduate writers (individuals or writing groups) at all phases of a project, from planning to final revision.
What is the tutor's general approach?
Tutors help writers to think critically about their goals, to consider how an audience might respond to key points and evidence, and to examine the impact of organizational and visual elements of writing. Tutors do not copyedit or "correct" students' papers, although they might teach editing strategies or review rules of grammar or punctuation that writers may then apply to their own writing.
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The one-hour tutoring sessions are scheduled by appointment through our website. Click on the Tutoring & Workshop Registration link to the left, and you'll see a list of available appointment times for that week. If you have trouble with the site, give us a call (x6070), and we'll help you sign up.
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Open House / Job Fair for Manager Trainees at Tires Plus:
Tires Plus, (a division of Bridgestone Retail Operations, LLC), is currently seeking talented Store Manager Trainees throughout the Tampa Bay, Clearwater, St. Petersburg and the surrounding areas.
Don't miss the chance to receive a guaranteed in person interview!
WHO ARE WE: We're the largest Automotive Retailer in the WORLD!
DATE: Tuesday August 12th and Wednesday August 13th
TIME: 8 :00 am – 6:00 pm
Sheraton Valley Forge Hotel
480 N Gulph Road, King Of Prussia, PA, 19406
**Please Bring Your Resume**
Tires Plus, (a division of Bridgestone Retail Operations, LLC), is currently seeking talented Store Manager Trainees.We're hiring for our stores in the greater metro area.
If you're looking for a career with an industry leader that promotes heavily from within its own ranks, then you should keep reading!
Tires Plus store manager trainees have significant opportunities to advance within our store management ranks thanks to the accelerated career path we offer. In fact, our goal is to advance our manager trainees to a store manager position within 2-5 years. If this peaks your interest, wait until you hear the best part:
Most of our store managers receive a total compensation of between $60,000 to $100,000 or more + benefits! In our performance based culture our store managers earn a competitive salary and a bonus based on their store's profitability.
But first, a little bit more about us…
As today's consumers continue to hold on to their vehicles for a longer and longer period of time, they increasingly trust and depend on us to maintain what is often their lifeline and second largest investment. In fact, our unique business model actually makes us one of the few retailers that can excel in an economic recession or expansion. We have nearly 500 stores in 23 states and we're continually opening new stores each year. Together with Bridgestone Retail Operations, our parent company, we have more than 2,200 company stores in the US alone, which makes us the largest automotive aftermarket retailer in the US and the world!
Aside from being the industry leader, we provide outstanding compensation and rewarding careers. This includes a full line-up of benefits, including a 401(k) plan, and a commitment to ongoing training and professional development including an accelerated career path to management positions.
Our Manager Trainee program offers significant management and sales experience coupled with the opportunity to work for the largest, and most advanced automotive tire and service retailer in the world. We operate each store as an individual profit center and our store managers are responsible for running a million+ dollar business! Our trainees gain an expansive view of our retail business operations and significant insight into store level operations.
So you may be saying to yourself, "This sounds great, but I don't know anything about car repair!'
That's OKAY! We MUCH prefer to hire people with the right ATTITUDE, PASSION, DRIVE, and CUSTOMER CENTRIC OUTLOOK.
We can teach the necessary automotive skills, but we CANNOT teach the qualities listed above! In fact, many of our most successful former manager trainees joke that they didn't know a steering wheel from a brake pad before they joined our Manager Trainee Program!
Our Education and Development Programs:
Our Manager Trainees attend one of our New Teammate Orientation classes (located in either Delray Beach, Florida or Minneapolis Minnesota, depending upon your location) where our talented automotive education managers provide a one week course and outline of our business. In addition our Manager Trainees will complete our best in the industry 12 week automotive management training program in their store. When it comes to the careers of our teammates, it doesn't end there; we also offer many ongoing education courses for all of our teammates as they progress through our organization.
The million dollar question:
Do you have an outgoing personality, an entrepreneurial spirit, and a drive to succeed rapidly in a performance based culture? Maybe you're tired of just "sitting behind a desk.'
If you're looking for a career with unlimited potential as opposed to just another J-O-B. then this may be the opportunity you've been waiting for. We encourage those interested in learning to truly manage a business as part of our accelerated retail management track to apply today.
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Before coming to Alabama in 2013 from Seattle University law school, Professor Stefancic taught at the University of Pittsburgh where she was Research Professor & Derrick Bell Scholar. During her ten years at the University of Colorado law school, she was affiliated with the Latino/a Research & Policy Center and on the advisory committee of the Center of the American West. She co-teaches race, racism and the law with Professor Richard Delgado.


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While mayors and residents of many municipalities have been vocal about their displeasure with Jersey Central Power & Light's (JCP&L) response to Superstorm Sandy in the past several weeks, Butler Power & Light has received more praise than poor comments and some towns are hoping to even switch service to the utility.
According to Suburban Trends, Riverdale and Pequannock officials have made unofficial inquiries into whether it would be feasible to adopt Butler Electric utility service and drop JCP&L. But whether or not that would be allowed would be depend on the Board of Utilities and franchise agreements with the utility companies.
Read the full story from Suburban Trends here.
The Borough of Kinnelon, which is predominantly already serviced by Butler Electric, may also consider petitioning the board to have the borough's 73 JCP&L customers switched over to Butler Electric. Kinnelon Mayor Robert Collins criticized JCP&L, as other local mayors have, for poorly communicating with municipalities about when they were working and where. Collins also said he felt the small number of Kinnelon customers, when compared with the JCP&L customer base in other towns, was put on the back-burner while the power company worked first in areas where they could report restoration in higher numbers.
While the surrounding municipalities not currently serviced by Butler Electric seem to be admiring the work of the utility, borough officials have also heard praise from local residents, including receiving decorated cards of gratitude from Aaron Decker School students that hang at the Butler Borough Municipal Building.
Immediately following Sandy's landfall on Oct. 29, . However, power restoration for many parts of Kinnelon, Butler and Bloomingdale seemed to come faster than for nearby towns serviced by other companies.
Kathleen O'Neill Hanek wrote on the Tri-Boro Patch Facebook page she felt lucky to have her heat restored.
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The AIA Los Angeles is hosting Architecture Month in October this year, focusing on "Designing Healthier Lifestyles." Events aim to educate the public about architecture and architects, and to encourage public-interest and professional groups to come together to celebrate the built environment.
Among the events will be an AIA|LA design symposium on improving the health impacts of the built environment. In this conference supported by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and the Los Angeles Department of City Planning, experts in health and design will discuss ways to build communities promoting physical activity and healthier lifestyles. As health professionals consider new design features, architects and designers will explore ways to broaden their range of professional services and become experts in preventative care. They will identify opportunities for greater collaboration and determine methods of applying urban planning in the current health crisis.


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What is this medicine?TENECTEPLASE (TEN neck te place) is used to dissolve blood clots that form in certain blood vessels. This medicine is used when a blood clot in a heart artery causes a heart attack.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
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- endocarditis (infection of the heart valves)
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- pregnant or trying to get pregnant
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How should I use this medicine?This medicine is for injection into a vein. It is given by a health care professional in a hospital or clinic setting.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
What if I miss a dose?This does not apply.
What may interact with this medicine?Do not take this medicine with any of the following medications:
- aminocaproic acid
- aprotinin
- tranexamic acid
This medicine may also interact with the following medications:
- antiplatelet drugs such as ticlopidine or clopidogrel
- aspirin and aspirin-like drugs
- medicines that treat or prevent blood clots like warfarin, heparin, enoxaparin, and dalteparin
- NSAIDs, medicines for pain and inflammation, like ibuprofen or naproxen
What should I watch for while using this medicine?You will be closely monitored to check your progress after you receive this medicine. Follow the advice of your doctor or health care professional exactly. You may need bed rest to minimize the risk of bleeding.
This medicine can make you bleed more easily. This effect can last for several days. Try to avoid damage to your teeth and gums when you brush or floss your teeth, and to avoid any other injury to yourself.
Do not take aspirin, ibuprofen, or other nonprescription pain relievers during or for several days after this medicine unless otherwise instructed by your doctor or health care professional.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
- allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue
- blood in the urine, stools, or vomit
- breathing problems
- chest pain or tightness
- constipation or black tarry stools
- fever
- severe headache
- slow or fast heart rate
- unusual bleeding or bruising
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
- dizziness, lightheadedness
- nausea, vomiting
Where should I keep my medicine?This drug is given in a hospital or clinic and will not be stored at home.
Remember, keep this and all other medicines out of the reach of children, never share your medicines with others, and use this medication only for the indication prescribed.


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What is your experience with MSU Law?
The law college does an outstanding job of getting students involved. You cannot go a day without seeing several club tables eagerly trying to sign students up. Students have a very broad selection of clubs and extra-curricular activities to choose from.
Describe your relationship with fellow classmates and faculty.
Being from Virginia and hearing about the competitive atmosphere of law school, I was a little apprehensive. However, after making friends from Massachusetts, California, Washington, and Texas, I realized I was not an outsider. MSU Law has an incredibly diverse student body from across the United States as well as the world. It was truly eye opening to me to work so well with so many different types of people, whether it was working in a group together, sharing notes, or discussing topics during class lectures. The diverse student body of MSU Law is truly great, and is my favorite attribute of our great school.
You have just finished your 1L year. What was your experience?
1L year is a bit of a culture shock experience; classes are like being thrown into a pool and having to learn to swim yourself. However, support systems such as the Academic Success Program as well as Teacher Advisors serve as huge helps. The Academic Success Program gives you a plan for the semester, how to get organized, and how to prepare for exams. TA's zealously review professor's lectures through TA labs or through their office hours. These two options—which are things I am truly grateful for—open up a world of opportunity to help to students.
Tell us about your involvement in Jewish Legal Society (JLS). How has this organization contributed to your education or employment?
Being a member of the JLS allowed me to participate in the Jewish community within the law school. Classes keep me extremely busy, but having JLS allows me to keep a foot in the door in the Jewish community.
What does the MSU name mean for your education?
Anywhere you go around this country, people immediately know about MSU. Going to such a well-known school is a tremendous advantage for a law student. It is extremely important to keep up the great name and reputation MSU carries.
What is your advice for prospective students?
What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger. The first year of law school is tough, but keep treading along and you will get through it.
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|Men's Basketball » Schedule » Roster » News » Coaches » 2013-14 Season Statistics
Valpo Begins Three-Game Road Stretch At Western Illinois
Friday, January 30, 2004VALPO (9-9, 6-3 Mid-Con) at WESTERN ILLINOIS (3-17, 1-7 Mid-Con)
WHEN: Saturday, Jan. 31 - 8 p.m. CST
WHERE: Western Hall, Macomb, Illinois
RADIO: WEFM (95.9, Michigan City), WVUR-FM (95.1, Valparaiso) - Todd Ickow and Andy Viano announcing.
TV: none
THE COACHES: Valparaiso is guided by Homer Drew, who has a career record of 514-315 in his 27th season and a record at Valpo of 245-193 in his 15th season. Western Illinois is led by Derek Thomas, who has a career mark of 3-17 in his 1st season and a record at WIU of 3-17 in his 1st season.
SERIES RECORD: Valpo leads 27-24
LAST MEETING: Jan. 17, 2004 - Valpo won 73-57 at Valpo
LAST GAME: Valpo defeated Oakland 77-72 on Thursday in Valparaiso. Western Illinois lost to Centenary on Thursday in Macomb, Illinois.
NEXT UP: Valpo travels to play at Centenary on Thursday at 7:05 p.m.
Riding a five-game win streak, Valpo (9-9, 6-3 Mid-Con) begins a three-game road stretch by traveling to Western Illinois (3-17, 1-7) for an 8 p.m. Saturday matchup. The contest marks the second meeting between the Crusaders and Leathernecks as Valpo won the earlier game 73-57 in Valparaiso on Jan. 17. The Crusaders are coming off a 77-72 victory over Oakland on Thursday. Kikas Gomes and Roberto Nieves led Valpo with 16 points each. Western Illinois lost 75-72 to Centenary on Thursday in Macomb, Illinois.
DUSTING OFF THE OLDIES: On Thursday, senior Greg Tonagel played his first game of the season. Tonagel, who was granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA, played 17 minutes, scoring five points and converting two free throws with 10 seconds left to secure the win over Oakland. The 6'3" guard was pressed into service due to several injuries to Valpo's backcourt.
BERDIEL 11th NATIONALLY IN ASSISTS: Ali Berdiel ranks 11th in the nation in assists through games of Jan. 26, according to the NCAA statistics. Through games of Jan. 30 , Berdiel ranks 2nd in the Mid-Con in assists with 6.61 per game (119 in 18 games) and 5th in steals (1.9 pg.).In the last six games, Berdiel has provided solid numbers in several areas. The 6'6" junior has averaged 16.5 ppg., 8.3 assists and 3.3 rpg. during the stretch.
DAN OPPLAND PLAYING AT HIGH LEVEL: Sophomore Dan Oppland has been the model of consistency. The 6'8" forward, who leads the team in scoring (14.7 ppg.), has tallied double-figure points in 17 of the 18 games and grabbed twin-digit rebounds three times. He has been particularly impressive in Mid-Con games, averaging 16.7 ppg. and shooting .571 from the field. Oppland stands 2nd overall in the Mid-Con in offensive rebounding (3.17 pg.), 4th in field goal percentage (.547), 7th in rebounding (6.7 pg.) and 10th in free throw percentage (.794).
GOMES LEADS MID-CON IN REBOUNDS, BLOCKED SHOTS; STANDS 15th NATIONALLY IN BOARDS: Kikas Gomes ranks 15th among all NCAA Divsion I players in rebounding through games of Jan. 26. Gomes, who has nine double-doubles on the season, leads the Mid-Con in both rebounding (9.7 pg.) and blocked shots (2.0 pg., 36 in 18 games) through Jan. 30. Gomes has blocked 14 shots over the last five games.
VALPO LEADS MID-CON IN TWO DEFENSIVE CATEGORIES: The Crusaders have played solid defense this season as evidenced by their leadership of two Mid-Con categories. Valpo tops the league in field goal percentage defense (.415) and 3-point field goal percentage defense (.307).
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You really couldn't ask for a better beach hotel location in Orange Beach, AL than Hampton Inn & Suites Orange Beach Gulf Front as we sit directly on Orange Beach and offer outstanding views of gorgeous sunrises and spectacular sunsets. Close by our hotel is Gulf Shores, Alabama attractions like the Wharf Amphitheater and Bon Secour National Wildlife Sanctuary. We are also near the Tanger Outlet Mall and for just a day of good fun check out Waterville USA Water & Amusement Park.
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In some parts of the state, the power outages after Hurricane Sandy lasted for more than two weeks. Now the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) wants to know what consumers think about how their local electric utilities handled the hurricane.
The BPU is seeking public input in a series of public forums throughout the state. Public hearings involving the performance of Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) are scheduled. The next is Tuesday, December 18, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Hopatcong Middle School.
These are just the beginnings of hearings that will held statewide, said BPU spokesman Earl Pierce.
"We're still deciding the schedule. There will be more set up throughout the state," Pierce said.
That will also include other power companies, such as PSEG, which handles the electric needs of most of Middlesex and part of Mercer counties.
The BPU is also accepting comments via email and letter through Jan. 31.
Written comments may also be submitted via email to email@example.com or in writing to:
Kristi Izzo, Secretary of the Board
Board of Public Utilities
44 South Clinton Avenue, 9th Floor
Post Office Box 350
Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0350
Please reference Hurricane Sandy comments – Docket Number EO12111050 - in the subject matter for emails and in the heading of any written correspondence.
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The African Student Union will be having a bake sale on Tuesday, November 13 from 12-5pm, in the Student Center Lobby. This bake sale is to promote our annual Black Tie Affair. Students, faculty, and staff will have a chance to win a free ticket to the Black Tie Affair.


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The year is 1952, it's the height of the Cold War, and "volunteers" are recruited from lunatic asylums throughout New England and brought to Area 52, a top secret facility in Candia, New Hampshire for heinous government experiments. Some of those experiments resulted in devastating failures and frightening results. The government insisted that these procedures and the secret "medical" facility in which they were conducted remain highly classified for all time. Until now. Four hikers from Southern New Hampshire were recently lost in the woods, broke the locks on a door to what they thought was an abandoned warehouse, and made a hideous discovery inside. The whereabouts of those four hikers are now unknown, but the gruesome experiments of 1952 have now been resumed, the facility is no longer a secret, and the deranged lunatics who were the subjects of those experiments are now roaming free throughout Area 52.
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text: The Dirty Little Secret follows Pastor Craig Gross as he breaks the silence and begins a ministry devoted to fighting pornography. As he meets people in the industry and those addicted to porn, Craig exposes the very real, human face of pornography and the destructive physical, emotional, and spiritual toll it takes. The Dirty Little Secret plainly reveals the addictive lure of pornography, explores the pain and brokenness it causes, and challenges us as individuals and as the church to talk about and openly fight pornography. Don't be tempted to keep this secret any longer.


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A Chocolate SEO Case Study In The Works
I'll be a panelist talking about SEO basics for bloggers (and particularly SEO basics for Wordpress) at the upcoming New Media Manitoba MBlog conference. In preparation for this I teamed up with a local blogger, Doreen Pendgracs, to prepare a quick case study on SEO auditing your blog and steps to take to move towards better rankings for the keywords that will connect you with a larger audience. Read more »