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By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 08/10/12
The Friday Night Fun Club for ages 50+ will be held from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Hidden Creek Recreation Center, 2417 Brockway Ln. Socialize with friends while playing card and board games. Participants are encouraged to bring a favorite game and snack. Admission is free. For details, call Aaron Reidmiller at 290-0305 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com .
Celebrate the richness of the Philippines at the 7th annual Filipino Festival from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Aug. 10 and from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Aug. 11. Enjoy authentic cuisine, live bands, a special performance by the Latin Ballet of Virginia and Filipino line dancing. There will also be exhibits, health screenings, kiddie games, crafts, jewelry, clothing and more. The festival is sponsored by and held on the grounds of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church at 8200 Woodman Rd. Proceeds benefit local food pantries, scholarships, the Lakeside Free Clinic and others. Admission is free but donations are accepted. For details, call 262-7315 or visit http://www.filipinofestival.org .
Christian Youth Theatre will present "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Aug. 10, 2 p.m., 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Aug. 11 and at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Aug. 12 at the Lora M. Robins Theatre at The Steward School, 11600 Gayton Rd. Tickets are $15. For details, visit http://www.cytrichmond.org .
The first annual Wine & Whiskers dog-friendly event will take place from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Shops at Willow Lawn, 1601 Willow Lawn Dr. (Note: This is a change. The event on Aug. 10 was postponed due to weather) The event includes wine tastings from local vineyards including Lake Anna Winery, Cooper Vineyards, First Colony Winery and Mattaponi Winery. There will also be live music from 80s cover band, Party McFly. The event is free and open to the public, including dogs. Wine tasting is $5. Proceeds benefit FETCH a Cure. For details, visit http://www.willowlawn.com .
The Jammin' on the James Concert Series continues from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Wilton House Museum, 215 S. Wilton Rd. Bring a picnic dinner and enjoy family-friendly music from The Slack Family Bluegrass Band. There will also be tours of Wilton and face painting, games and crafts for the kids. Admission is free but donations are appreciated. Rain or shine. For details, call 282-5936 x4 or visit http://www.wiltonhousemuseum.org .
Henricus Historical Park will commemorate the 400th anniversary of the adoption of the Virginia Colony's first legal system from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Laws Divine, Moral and Martial were enforced by Sir Thomas Dale beginning in 1612. Living historians will explore the elements of these laws and visitors will be able to participate in court proceedings and examine colonial and Virginia Indian codes of conduct and punishments. Admission is $8 for adults and $6 for children ages 3-12. For details, visit http://www.henricus.org .
The Kiwanis Family Fun Festival will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Joseph's Villa, 8000 Brook Rd. There will be health screenings, child ID kits and children's activities. Admission is free and open to the public. For details, call 553-3200 or visit http://www.neverstopbelieving.org .
Long sleeves, long pants and long dresses – how did our ancestors cope with the heat? All ages are invited to learn about the fabrics, fashions and methods of keeping cool on the farm at Meadow Farm Musuem, 3400 Mountain Rd., from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Admission is free. For details, call 501-2130 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com .
The 23rd annual Big Brothers Big Sisters Duck Race will start at 2 p.m. at Rocketts Landing in Varina. As many as 20,000 ducks will splash into the James River and the owner of the lucky duck that crosses the finish line first will win a new Nissan Versa donated by Priority Nissan. Ducks can now be purchased online at http://bigbrobigsis.kintera.org/2012duckrace For .details, call 261-4940 or visit http://www.bigbrobigsis.com.
Dominion, a southern gospel quartet, will formerly release its newest CD "Journey" at the 16th annual "Good Ol' Fashioned Gospel Sing" at 6 p.m. at Derbyshire Baptist Church, 8800 Derbyshire Rd. The evening will conclude with an old-fashioned watermelon cutting on the front lawn. Admission is free and preschool childcare is provided. For details, call 740-7238 x23. For more information on Dominion, visit http://www.dominiongospel.com
MADD walk raises more than $26,000
The Central Virginia chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) hosted its annual Walk Like MADD fundraiser April 12 at Dorey Park in Varina. More than 20 teams of walkers raised money from individual donors by participating in the walk, and in total the event generated more than $26,000 in donations for the organization. > Read more.
Varina Ruritans honor students
The Varina Ruritan Club hosted the winners of its 2014 Environmental Essay contest at its monthly meeting March 11 in Varina.
The contest, in its eighth year, was for the first time open to students in grades 3-5 at Varina Elementary School. (It previously was open to Sandston Elementary School students.)
The meeting included the winners, parents of the winners, Varina Elementary principal Mark Tyler and several teachers who were in charge of the contest at the school. > Read more.
Baseball game to benefit Glen Allen Buddy Ball
For the fifth consecutive year, St. Christopher's and Benedictine will play a varsity baseball game at Glen Allen's RF&P Park as part of a fundraising effort for the River City Buddy Ball program.
The game will take place Saturday, April 12, at 7 p.m., and the teams hope to raise $3,000 through donations, raffles and other efforts. Admission to the game is free, but fans who attend are asked to donate funds for the Glen Allen Youth Athletic Association's Buddy Ball program, which enables disabled children and teens to play baseball. > Read more.
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Do the Bunny Hop over to Meadow Farm on Saturday for an introduction to all the farm animals there! An introduction to "Global Sounds" – featuring Japanese, Indonesian, West African, Indian, and Brazilian music and dance performances – can be found at the University of Richmond. The University of Richmond will also host the annual Spider spring game, as well as the inaugural Spiders Easter Egg Hunt. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Find out how your favorite dining establishments fared during their most recent inspections by the Virginia Department of Health. > Read more.
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'Muppets Most Wanted' worthy of its franchise
Do Muppets sleep? It's hard to say.
They don't really eat (or breathe, as far as anyone can tell). And only occasionally do they have visible, functioning legs.
As far as anyone knows, sleeping might be off the table. And that makes it very hard to accuse the Muppets of sleepwalking through their latest feature, Muppets Most Wanted – even if that's exactly what's going on.
Jim Henson's beloved creations were back in a big way after 2011's The Muppets, with fame and fortune and even an Oscar, a first for the group ("Rainbow Connection" was nominated, yet somehow failed to collect at the '79 ceremony). > Read more.
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In happened in 1993 when the Professional Polo match was held at the Reno Livestock Event Center. Russell became involved because he had previously managed a successful polo club in Texas. I was promoting the match with Dr. Robert Walton, former head of the United States Polo Association. The doctor and I had approached the RSCVA for underwriting on the project. Unfortunately that entity turned us down and we were about to shelve the event when we decided to call on Bud.
He came up with the idea of contacting the major casinos and offering them a 50% discount on future slot purchases if they would contribute that discount to underwriting the polo match. We met representatives of the clubs in Bud's office and consummated the deal successfully. The polo match was held on December 11, 1993 during a heavy snow storm that canceled flights into Reno. Despite the weather, there was the greatest concentration of limousines ever assembled in Reno pulled up in front of the RLEC. The indoor Pro Polo match was probably the most sophisticated Special Event ever staged in Reno.
When speaking of special events one of Reno's top attractions has been in dire jeopardy lately. That would be the Reno National Championship Air Races. Due to the tragic accident last year during the races, the insurance premium has more than doubled for this year's races. Air Race Director Mike Houghton had a September 1st deadline to raise the increased premium. In addition to that, the Airport Authority has only granted a one-year extension for the races. It would be a shame if we were to lose what has been a very lucrative event for this area.
Over the years, special events have come and gone with the Reno Rodeo being the longest living. When it comes to the rodeo, it is the greatest example of the rich Western heritage of Northern Nevada. One of the attractions of the current Rodeo is the awarding of Reno's famous Silver Spurs for the Top All Around Cowboy. The Spurs themselves were created in 1950 and for a period of about 15 years gained international publicity for The Biggest Little City. In their current manifestation they are only covered by the Rodeo press. For a complete history of the Silver Spurs when they were a premiere event, the following story from the Reno Rodeo Program of 2011 is offered.
"One of Reno's most successful Western styled promotions was the annual award of the "Silver Spurs" which ran from 1950 to 1965. The original presentation was made by the Reno Chamber of Commerce in 1950 to John Wayne and Director John Ford.
The idea was to create a Western "Oscar" to be awarded to the most popular cowboy movie star in America for the preceding year. Later, as Western motion pictures fell out of favor it was awarded to the most popular TV Western stars.
Many of the locals who participated in the 16-year run of the "Spurs" have long advocated that if a Celluloid Cowboy Hall of Fame is ever established the logical location would be somewhere in Reno, Nevada.
The initial award was an easy choice for the Chamber since Wayne and Ford had worked together on such epic films as "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon", "Fort Apache", "The Searchers", "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance", "The Horse Soldiers", and "Rio Grande". Even today Wayne still reigns as the top iconic American cowboy.
The awards themselves gained national and world-wide notoriety when the late Judd Allen became CEO of the Reno Chamber of Commerce. Allen had been a press agent in Hollywood and was well connected with the Movieland Press. He hit upon the idea of polling those writers in Hollywood and then counting the ballots, ala the "Oscar", and announcing the winner. That move alone gave the awards greater credibility and prestige. Oft times the winner of the "Spurs" would serve as the Grand Marshall of the Reno Rodeo parade.
Working with the Chamber's Promotion committee on numerous "Spurs" awards I can recall one of the highlights of the presentation days was to take the recipient to Sundown Town, which was located halfway to Carson City up in the hills west of the highway. It was operated by Bob Talmadge, the son of Buster Keaton and Norma Talmadge. Constructed much like the false front sets in Hollywood, it featured a saloon, quick draw booth, live stagecoach rides, a small lake and several other buildings and corrals. Former Governor Paul Laxalt and Lt. Governor Rex Bell were usually in attendance.
The "Spurs" themselves were a work of functional art. Mounted on a handsome wooden plaque they could be removed and actually worn by the recipient. They were handcrafted by Newman's Silver Shop in Reno.
The list of "Spurs" winners reads like a pantheon of prestigious performers. It includes Wayne and Ford (1950), Gregory Peck and Henry King (1951), Jimmy Stewart (1952), Gary Cooper and Fred Zinneman (1953), Alan Ladd and George Stevens (1954), Spencer Tracy (1955), Jimmy Stewart again (1956), Glen Ford (1957), Glen Ford and Jack Lemmon (1958), Fred McMurray (1959), Jim Arness (1960), Richard Boone and Ward Bond (1961), Dan Blocker (1962), Lorne Greene (1963), Michael Landon (1964), and Glen Ford (1965). Ward Bond's award was posthumous and was accepted by his widow and John Wayne, his longtime friend. Glen Ford's award in 1965 was changed to the "Golden Spurs" since he was a three-time winner."
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Firefighters look at the wreckage of an Amtrak passenger car Friday June 24, 2011 near US 95 north of Fallon, Nev. The west-bound train was struck by a semi-truck and burst into flames. The driver and a passenger of the truck were killed. Injured train passengers were taken to local hospitals but officials must let the wreck cool off before they continue their search. (AP Photo/Liz Margerum - Reno Gazette Journal)
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About ERIC STRACHAN
Senior Managing Editor Eric Strachan has been with the Naples Daily News since 1981, when he started as a staff photographer. The paper was a six-day-a-week afternoon publication and for awhile he was the only staff photographer. That's how he got into management. As Naples and Southwest Florida grew, Strachan helped to build and direct the photography staff at the Daily News — gaining a national reputation for its photojournalism and picture usage. The Daily News has been recognized numerous times in the past 15 years for Editing, Best Use of Pictures in the Pictures of the Year International contest, as well as Best Use of Photography in the Best of Photojournalism competition, sponsored by the National Press Photographers Association, including another First Place for the 2013 contest:
In 2011, Naples Daily News photojournalist Greg Kahn was named one of two finalists for the Pulitzer Prize in feature photography for his work in Faces of the Downturn, a 4-day series on the effects of the economic recession published by the Daily News in May 2010 -- the culmination of 10 months of work for him and writer Steven Beardsley. The picture editing for the project was done by Strachan, Michel Fortier, director of visuals, and Kahn, Strachan designed the project.
As a photographer, Strachan has garnered numerous awards in the National Press Photographers Association, Florida Press Club and the Florida Society of Newspaper Editors. He was named director of photography at the Daily News in 1991, and later assistant managing editor, where he supervised the presentation and design of the paper as well as the editorial photography and graphic art departments. He was named Designer of the Year for Scripps Howard newspapers for his page design work in 1998, 2000 and again in 2002, the last win "retiring" him from the contest and placing him in the Scripps "Hall of Fame."
Strachan led the editorial portion of the newspaper's redesigns in 2001 and 2009, and in 2004 he was part of the newspaper's team that produced the "Deep Trouble: Gulf in Peril" series which won the Meeman environmental award shared by the Washington Post, and the Florida Society of Newspaper Editor's Gold Medal award.
He served on the faculty of the Stan Kalish Picture Editing Workshop for nine years and has also served on the picture-editing faculty of the Mountain Photography Workshops sponsored by Western Kentucky University. He has also served as a judge for the editing portion of the Best of Photojournalism competition, for the American Society of Newspaper Editors photography competition and for the Wedding Photojournalist Association annual contest.
Strachan became managing editor in 2007, overseeing the print publication. He was named senior managing editor in 2008 and supervises daily editorial operations.
A longtime Florida resident, he's originally from Ohio and lived in New Orleans before settling in Florida in 1976. The son of a jazz musician, he's an accomplished acoustic guitarist and also enjoys boating, fishing, scuba diving and golf.
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When it comes to dressing your baby for the holidays, it's easy for parents to go overboard. But what about the cool factor? Shine's resident style guru Dena Giannini stopped by "The Shine" to highlight the most attention-grabbing accessories to up the coolness factor for your little one's holiday style. From baby bow ties to holiday leg warmers, all of our recommendations scream "baby cool" and with all the holiday gatherings, who doesn't want their baby to look super cool?
Let's start with accessories. Bibdanas by Kid Falco are all the rage. They're just what their title suggests – a bib and bandana combined. They sit nicely around baby's neck to catch any drool. And let's face it, babies have a constant stream of drool so why not wrap a bibdana around their neck which not only prevents the clothes from ruining, but also makes a great baby fashion statement! A holiday scarf is another great accessory and we suggest a red velvet one from menswear turned children's wear designer Thaddaeus Timothy Jr. And for the girls? A faux fur stole of course, made by women and baby accessories designer Mudpie. Now that your baby's top half is cozy and warm, what about the legs? Look no further than these outrageously adorable baby leg warmers by Cabbages and Kings. What's great about them is that you can close the toe and wear them with your own shoes, or, wrap them around babies feet when they're not rocking shoes and their feet will still keep warm.
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Nothing says "little man" like a baby bow tie. Thaddaues Timothy Jr. makes beautifully crafted ones that come in all different sizes and materials like suede, leather, linen, and velvet. If you're into bows for your baby girl, try a red corduroy headband or a bow belt with Velcro closure, which is a great way to add an extra "pop" to any otherwise simple outfit.
What's another way to add a splash of cool to your baby's look? Festive socks! There's a ton of detailed and fun sock options out there. Some of them are dressy enough to even act as a shoe – they keep your baby's foot warm, yet are much more comfortable. Try formal black and white options with velvet bows or reindeer socks with bells that rattle. Want to up the cuteness factor? Try baby elf pants, which also includes bells so your baby can enjoy kicking their feet around and hearing the bells jingle.
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Last but certainly not least for the accessories are incredibly creative and fun holiday pacifiers. The customized ones for the holidays include one that reads "I heart you a latke" and another that says "Keep calm and ho ho ho". For more year-round options, try the lips "give me a kiss" pacifier or the mustache one for the boys.
Aside from the accessories, Dena suggests some stellar outfits to put together the ultimate "cool" holiday look for your baby. For the boys, Dena loves to stay along the "little man" theme with a dapper three piece outfit with a vest, collared shirt, khakis, loafers, plus a velvet scarf, bow tie, and newsboy hat to top it off. For the girls, a beautiful red turban, white top, and a red ruffled skirt is her top choice. For a more funky look, try a pair of jeans with a faux fur coat or vest (or a faux shearling vest for the boys).
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To have someone that will fight for you…such a gift. You might have had someone like that in your life.
Saw this story about a 12 year old little girl whose mother is fighting for her.
She's not taking no for answer, and she's starting a grass roots effort on Facebook to give her daughter a toy that she can relate too.
She wants Mattel to make a Bald Barbie.
He daughter, Kim, has lost her hair this year in her battle with leukemia. She's 12 years old, and she wants a Barbie that looks like her.
Kim's mom Rebecca sent the idea to Mattel…but they said they've received letters saying they don't accept ideas from outside sources.
The idea was to use the doll to raise money for children's cancer research.
Barbie has been an astronaut, an architect, a NASCAR driver, why not a Bald Barbie.
So far the Facebook page called "Beautiful and Bald Barbie" has 42,000 likes
Love this Mama Bear…fighting for her daughter. Tell me who has fought for you...
You probably have both of these kinds of people in your life. The ones that complain about everything, and the ones that seem to find the bright side in every circumstance.
A friend of mine said his new years resolution is to "speak life and possibility" into people's lives. I love that. I think it starts at home.
Every night as a part of the bedtime routine with the kids I tell them what I am "most proud of them for" that day. Maybe it's playing nicely with their siblings, or helping Mommy put away the groceries.
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Two Alabama residents were arrested Wednesday after leading multiple law enforcement agencies on a 60 mile high-speed chase from Uvalde to Hondo.
Texas State Troopers said Brian White,25, and Kayla Smith,22, of Tuscaloosa fled in a Ford Explorer when border patrol agents tried to search the car at a Uvalde County checkpoint.
The pair drove east on Highway 90.
Troopers said the driver used his car as a battering ram and hit at least one Medina County Sheriff's vehicle.
"The vehicle was acting erratically trying to hit them with his vehicle, using it as a tool to hopefully escape," said State Trooper Noe Fernandez.
Troopers laid out spike strips on three different occasions, but they were unable to stop the vehicle.
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The chase ended after a Medina County Sheriff's deputy ran the vehicle off the road.
No one was injured.
"In a pursuit like this, where you're travelling at high speeds, for both the violator and the officers it's very dangerous," Fernandez said. "This pursuit went on for 60 miles and we're lucky no one was seriously injured or hurt."
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In addition to his Marvel Handbook and Index work, Jacob has written for other Marvel projects including the History of the Marvel Universe (2012) and Heroic Age: X-Men#1 (2011). Aside from his writing work, Jacob has researched for various Marvel trade paperback and hardcover collections, including 2012s Avengers: West Coast Avengers-Lost in Space-Time HC and Spider-Man Fights Substance Abuse TPB.
A longtime comic book fan, he began collecting comic books as a child in the early 1990s and branched off into the internet during his high school years with the founding of his Avengers fansite, Avengers: Earths Mightiest Fan Page in 2000. Eventually becoming a regular contributor the Marvel Appendix website (http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix), Jacob soon jumped into comic book writing with the relaunching of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe series in 2004, his first published work being the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Avengers 2004 one-shot. Jacob became a regular member of the Handbook writing team as of the Official Handbook hardcover series and soon branched off into the relaunched Official Index to the Marvel Universe series in 2009.
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3:00pm Thursday 2nd January 2014 in News By Gema Bate
FASTER broadband across Worcestershire has lessened the stress of festive shopping for people living in rural areas.
During the summer, a £700,000 rural broadband pathfinder scheme brought superfast fibre broadband to people and businesses across the county.
The areas of Little Witley; North-West Malvern Consortium – comprising the parishes of Bockleton, Kyre, Hanley, Rochford, Eastham, Lindridge, Mamble and Bayton; the Redditch Travel Arc Consortium – comprising the parishes of Tibberton, Crowle, Hanbury, Stock and Bradley and Feckenham were the first to benefit, with the faster broadband scheme being rolled out to other parts of the county in the new year.
As a result shoppers in the pilot areas who previously had bad connections were able to browse online shops for Christmas presents and either purchase them online or reserve them to pick up in store another day with ease.
Mark Martin, of Tibberton, near Worcester, said shopping on the high street often led to disappointment when trying to buy his children's gifts.
He said: "In the past we've had to take time off work to go Christmas shopping but this year I spent an evening sitting down with my wife while we chose our children's Christmas presents and reserved them online.
"Then one of us popped out to pick them up knowing that they were waiting for us. It was that easy.
"Quite a change from being jostled by crowds only to find that the things our children wanted most had sold out, which has happened in past years."
People have also been able to use the internet to keep in touch with relatives and friends across the world by having a good enough connection to use Skype, Facetime and Google sites with enable users to have a video link as well as voice.
Councillor John Campion, Worcestershire County Council cabinet member with responsibility for transformation and commissioning, said: "The speed of internet connections is a critical part of success in today's ever-faster and more competitive market place.
"It is fantastic to see the real difference that we knew this would make to local people's lives and for our local businesses."
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Marshall football: Ohio edges Herd, 27-24
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – Marshall quarterback Rakeem Cato completed more passes Saturday night than anyone in Marshall history.
But he'd love to have his last attempt back.
Down by a field goal and at Ohio's 27-yard line, Cato tried to throw to tight end C.J. Crawford. Bobcats outside linebacker Jelani Woseley intercepted the attempt, sealing a 27-24 victory for Ohio (3-0) at Joan C. Edwards Stadium. It gave the Bobcats back-to-back wins in "The Battle for the Bell" for the first time since beating Marshall (1-2) in 1979 and 1980.
The loss spoiled a night for Cato where he completed 44 of 65 passes for a career-high 432 yards, three touchdowns and the interception.
"I failed to lead us to victory," Cato said. "That's something that's hard right now, but I can learn from it."
During the first quarter, it looked like the Thundering Herd would smack the Bobcats like the Bobcats smacked them in Ohio's 44-7 victory last year. Cato completed 15 of 19 passes for 161 yards and scoring passes to Jazz King and Aaron Dobson, and the Herd jumped to a 14-0 lead.
The Bobcats snatched the momentum with three straight scoring drives of 16, 11 and 13 plays, respectively, that chewed up clock and staked Ohio to a 17-14 lead. On those drives, a 22-yard Matt Weller field goal was book-ended by a pair of Tyler Tettleton touchdown throws, a six-yarder to Troy Hill and a four-yarder to Tyler Futrell.
"Defensively, I thought we were on our heels the first half," Marshall Coach Doc Holliday said. "I thought we made some adjustments at halftime and played pretty well there in the second half."
Marshall regained the lead when Cato's third-quarter touchdown pass to Gator Hoskins, a 14-yarder, put the Herd ahead 21-17. Justin Haig added a 37-yard field goal to make it 24-17.
But Ohio responded with a 27-yard touchdown pass from Tettleton to Ryan Clark – on fourth and 5 – to tie the score at 24. Then another key turnover – Nate Carpenter's recovery of Antavious Wilson's fumble – put Ohio on Marshall's 31 and led to the winning 38-yard Weller field goal.
The game was played before an announced crowd of 33,436, the sixth largest crowd in Edwards Stadium history.
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CATO'S 44 COMPLETIONS – which eclipsed Byron Leftwich's 41 against East Carolina in 2001 for Marshall's all-time best – wasn't the only passing record he broke Saturday. His 65 pass attempts were an Edwards Stadium record, beating Howard quarterback Jay Walker's mark of 63 on Nov. 27, 1993.
His completions also broke the Edwards Stadium record of 36, set by Chad Pennington against Eastern Michigan on Oct. 25, 1997 and Brian Ah Yat of Montana on Dec. 21, 1996. His 432 passing yards tied Michael Payton for 14th best in school history. Payton reached the mark against Appalachian State on Nov. 7, 1992.
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SOPHOMORE RECEIVER Tommy Shuler's 13 receptions for 121 yards both were career highs and marked the first time a Marshall wideout had double-digit receptions since Wilson caught 13 passes for 153 yards versus Southern Mississippi on Nov. 14, 2009. Only four players have caught more passes in school history: David Foye (15 against Kent State in 2000), Denero Marriott (15 against East Carolina in 2001), Josh Davis (15 against Akron in 2004) and Mike Barber (14 against Western Carolina in 1987).
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Marlboro, VT- Harry Stout, chair of Yale University's Department of Religious Studies, examines the influence of faith on conflict in his lecture, Baptized in Blood: Reflections on the Religious and Moral Dimensions of America's Civil War.
The event, scheduled for September 18 at 7:00 p.m. in Ragle Hall, kicks off the Fall 2006 season of Marlboro College's Monday Night Lecture Series Secular and Sacred. The series explores the relationship between religion and politics in different cultural and historical perspectives.
"Clergy were some of the most influential people of their time. They had a tremendous impact on the Civil War,' said Stout in a phone interview.
Stout is currently writing a book about the topic and plans to use his research as a backdrop for a discussion about current events.
"What went right in the Civil War? What went wrong? How can we use those lessons today? "asked Stout.
He'll offer his take on the answers and allow time for audience interaction following his talk.
The event is free and open to the public.
The Marlboro College Monday Night Lecture Series is funded by the Lucius N. Littauer Foundation, the Thomas Thompson Trust, the Vermont Humanities Council, the National Endowment for the Humanities and an anonymous donor.
For more details, call Kathy Reynolds in the Marlboro College Public Affairs office at (802) 251-7644.


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Howard R. Smith, 86, a resident of Elkins, passed away Tuesday, June 11, 2013, in Louis A. Johnson Veterans Administration Medical Center in Clarksburg.
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When it comes to planning your golden years, it's important that you and your partner are on the same page.
Imagining retirement, like dreaming of vacation or if you win the lottery, can be fun. But what if you and your spouse are picturing very different things? Getting on the same page with your significant other early on can help you to plan a successful retirement.
Talk about goals
You and your husband/wife/partner don't have to agree on everything about what you expect in retirement but you do need to figure out how to weave the two dreams together. Whether you want to downsize, travel more, indulge in expensive hobbies or something else, write down your retirement vision. Then compare it with your spouse's vision. Now think about what you would need to make those dreams a reality.
Questions you want to try to answer include when you want to retire, what you see yourself doing in retirement and how much money you will need for a comfortable retirement. how much money you will need for a comfortable retirement. It may require some compromise to create a shared retirement dream.
Redrawn lines between full- and part-timers at Sodexo decide who is eligible for coverage.
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Susan Caspersen was in a hospital in Akron, Ohio, last November recovering from an emergency appendectomy when she got some unwelcome news: as of Jan. 1, 2014, she would no longer be eligible for the health-insurance plan offered by her employer, food-service giant Sodexo USA.
Ms. Caspersen, a waitress at Virtues Restaurant in the Summa Akron City Hospital, falls into part of the workforce that may feel the strongest effects of the Affordable Care Act: workers whose hours change on a weekly or seasonal basis.
Thousands of these so-called variable-hour employees—many of whom work on college campuses that don't operate during summer months—could lose their benefits as employers use new formulas to classify workers as full time or part time. The distinction determines which employees are entitled to company-sponsored health coverage.
A small orange harvest in Florida has caused OJ prices to soar.
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You better enjoy every drop of that glass of orange juice, because it's not cheap. OJ prices have skyrocketed to their highest point in two years.
Who or what is to blame for the ridiculously high prices of juice?
Florida, the source of the majority of oranges used to make orange juice in the U.S., experienced an unusually cold winter, plus a fruit disease (citrus greening) has stunted orange growth, leading to the smallest orange harvest in nearly 30 years, The Wall Street Journal said.
The smaller U.S. crop -- down 18 percent from the previous harvest -- comes as groves in Brazil, the world's largest orange exporter, are experiencing the worst drought in decades. Brazilian growers won't know how severe the damage is until July, when the harvest starts.
"We have the two largest producers in the world both having poor crops at the same time," said Mike Seery, president of Seery Futures, a brokerage firm in Plainfield, Ill. "That's bad."
Higher prices for orange juice could potentially turn consumers away from the drink, which has been experiencing a shrinking demand for years. Once a breakfast staple, orange juice retail sales are down 32 percent from 10 years ago, plus they fell 5.3 percent in the four weeks ending March 15, NBC News said.
There's no need to pay the higher prices that often accompany the most popular season for family vacations. Here's how you can hold the line.
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Summer is nearly upon us, and you know what that means? It's vacation time! Well, at least for most of us. In fact, a survey last year by Orbitz revealed that nearly 80 percent of Americans planned to take a vacation during the summer months.
Unfortunately, some destinations are more popular than others and are almost guaranteed to come with high price tags on accommodations, not to mention large crowds.
The good news is that you can still take a decent summer vacation without breaking the bank. Here are our tips to help you cut costs on your upcoming trip.
The bug has blown a hole in Internet security, and vigilance is required to keep your data safe.
The Heartbleed bug has sent a shockwave through the Internet, as millions of users try to take stock of all of the accounts they've ever created and figure out how to change their passwords. Too bad their passwords are just the beginning of the problem.
Given the reach of Heartbleed and how long the bug existed, it's hard to even say how much data unscrupulous hackers could've gotten their hands on and, because of how it worked, we'll probably never know. Most people are changing their passwords on affected sites, sitting back and thinking (or hoping) they're safe. But now is when the work really begins for a large group of scammers. Since many websites ask you (or even require you) to use your email address as a username, that information is also vulnerable to the Heartbleed bug. Welcome to the beginning of phishing season.
Phishing (and the other "ishings," like vishing for phone scams and smishing for text scam) is a more time-consuming method of extracting the goods from you, but it is often more directly profitable.
If your insurer thinks you'll shop around for better rates, they'll do what they can to keep you -- and that often includes less expensive rates.
Have your auto or homeowner insurance rates been creeping up? If so, you may have been "POed" by your insurer. According to new information from the Consumer Federation of America, some insurance companies are secretly "price optimizing" customers; charging them a higher rate for no other reason than they think the customer won't shop around for a better deal.
"Price optimization is a data mining tool used by insurers to charge higher premiums to those consumers least likely to shop for a new policy in the face of a rate increase," says the CFA.
How do they know whether you are likely to shop around? For now at least, that information isn't public. "I don't know what's in the black box," says Bob Hunter, CFA's director of insurance. But he notes that insurance companies typically can review credit report data, information provided on applications, and a host of other data available from third-party sources about current and prospective customers.
As an actuary, Hunter says he first heard of this practice when he participated in an industry webinar touting the benefits to insurers of pricing policies this way.
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Being a financial perfectionist doesn't always pay -- it can be a lot of work for little reward.
There are some people in life for whom an A on a report card was never good enough, who idly wondered why they were never above the 99th percentile on standardized tests and relentlessly beat themselves up whenever they came in second.
In adulthood, some of those same people are relentlessly pursuing the highest possible FICO credit score -- an 850. I'm here to tell those people to stop.
The idea of "gaming" your already-excellent credit score to drive it up is not going to benefit you in any substantive way -- there's really no difference between the interest rates or credit terms offered to people with an 800 and those offered to people with the elusive 850. So gaming it doesn't help anything but your ego.
Worse yet, if you don't know exactly what you're doing, you're as likely to hurt your credit score as to help. The models used by FICO (and other scoring agencies) are deliberately not totally transparent and many things that people think will raise their credit scores -- like getting rid of their credit cards or keeping zero debt -- can actually lower their scores.
Federal data show that a tiny sliver of medical providers accounts for a hefty share of Medicare costs. You can find out how much your doctor collects.
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Some doctors are getting rich off of Medicare. And others look like they are, when they're actually sharing a billing code with other doctors or performing necessary but pricey medical procedures.
A new study shows that the top 1 percent of doctors and other medical providers accounted for 14 percent of the nearly $77 billion in Medicare billing recorded for 2012. Medicare is the government health insurance program for those 65 and older.
One Florida ophthalmologist reportedly billed Medicare for nearly $21 million in 2012, 64 times the average in the ophthalmology field. You can read more about him here.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services made the Medicare billing information public this week for the first time. Some of the statistics were startling. For instance, "Some top earners were paid as much as 100 times the average for their respective fields," Bloomberg said.
Is your doctor on the Medicare billing list? You can check by clicking on the CMS website here.
But don't be quick to assume that the top earners on the Medicare list are scamming the system. Sure, some probably are, but that's not always the case.
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We are based in CA, and we need mire information on how to obtain or to secure an agreement with hospitals.
Welcome, To REALLY help you, we also need more info from you.
Like who are "we"?? How long have you been in business??
What type of agreements?? and what departments within the hospitals??
Do you have an accountant?? a lawyer??
and so much more. How can we contact you??
Hi, we are a nursing registry, one year in the business, that staffs RNs in the Hospitals. We have currently one contract and that we wanted to acquire more so our RNs have more options where to work.
We are based in Los Angeles. Nursing Office /Administration is the department that handles registry contracts.
Hospitals are tough...They are huge companies who handle things at the corporate level...When you make a deal with one group, you are staffing the entire company. Are you staffed well enough to fill their ranks? Also do you have enough branches to supply every hospital in the chain? I did some work with CHS and they are a beast to work with because they are so large...Its kind of like opening a package delivery store and wanting to deliver for Amazon...HUGE task.
if you are going after the giants...You need to start with the corporate office...They will direct you to whom you should solicit your services...Be prepared to cut your prices to get your foot in the door...In their minds they will think they are currently ok, why change to you...Unless you give them a solid reason to...
Hope this helps!
Good points, Kyle. Appreciate your remarks - they definitely give people who are thinking of dealing with hospitals in their businesses something to consider. Small home-town hospitals are a dying breed, I suppose.
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WEIRTON - Lori Lea Whyte and Brad Allen Leeson were united in marriage at 6 p.m. on Aug. 30. Gatlinburg, Tenn., was the setting for their private, outdoor ceremony, where close family members were in attendance.
The bride is the daughter of Terry and Neil Gregory of Shinnston, W.Va., and Doug and Karen Whyte of Bridgeport, W.Va.
The groom is the son of Karen and Russell Leeson of Weirton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Brad Leeson
The bride is a 1999 graduate of Lincoln High School and attended Fairmont State College. She is employed with Cigna Healthcare in Pittsburgh.
The groom is a 1994 graduate of Weir High School, attended Fairmont State College and graduated from Computer Tech with a degree in information technology. He is employed with IBM in Pittsburgh.
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Diane Kruger can do no wrong in our eyes, but this incredible draped back Marchesa number is one of our all time favorite looks.
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We love Tilda Swinton's avant-garde style, but it's also nice to see her in a very wearable outfit for once. The rich color and minimalistic shape of this Haider Ackerman dress, accented with a jacket, would look great for any fancy occasion.
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The Akron Model recognizes education as an engine of economic development, and the university's role as a convener, developer and anchor for clusters of innovation, based upon the principles of relevance, connectivity and productivity. Our work in this area has produced such collaborations as the Timken Engineered Surfaces Laboratories, the National Center for Education and Research on Corrosion and Materials Performance, STEM middle and high schools in Akron, the Austen BioInnovation Institute in Akron, and so much more.
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Neritina pulligera. Top and bottom views, and an operculum. The Neritidae live in both marine and fresh water environments. The freshwater Neritidae are stream dwellers, usually inhabiting swift streams. Their shells have evolved into a more streamlined shape to resist being dislodged by water currents. Opercula in the family are characterized by a peg that is imbedded in the foot muscle for added firmness of attachment.
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vBulletin contains a flaw that allows a remote cross site scripting attack. This flaw exists because the application does not validate the 'do' variable upon submission to the /admincp/forum.php script. This could allow a user to create a specially crafted URL that would execute arbitrary code in a user's browser within the trust relationship between the browser and the server, leading to a loss of integrity.
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