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DANVILLE — Valley residents awoke on Monday to what weather forecasters predicted would be a light snowfall, one that would stop by mid-morning and not be a burden to daily routines or drivers.
Boy, were they wrong.
Forecasters told viewers and readers Sunday night and even Monday morning that the snow would not amount to much, but to look ahead to early Wednesday morning, where a more troublesome storm is on the horizon.
Surprise. Residents across the Valley saw anywhere from two to five inches of snow Monday, and the flakes didn't taper off until nearly 3 p.m.
As a result, there were a number of motor vehicle accidents around the Valley, including one where a Shikellamy school bus was rear-ended on Snydertown Road. No students were injured, officials said.
AccuWeather meteorologist Tom Kines said the unexpected snow could be blamed on the temperature.
"It made a huge difference," he said. "A lot of the snow fell at 32 degrees, and about one degree higher, we wouldn't have seen so much."
Kines said by the time the temperature did rise, it was snowing hard, "and it just accumulated fast."
"The colder the air mass, the less moisture the atmosphere can hold, so when it's warmer, you get more snow," he said. "Most of times, real heavy snows occur when the temperature is about 30 to 32 degrees."
The problem is the snow is just beginning, Kines said.
"We've got two storms to deal with this week," he said. "Tuesday night into Wednesday, we will see snow but with some rain, sleet and freezing rain involved."
A National Weather Service Winter Storm Watch issued Monday night advised the overnight storm will bring heavy snow at times and will accumulate to six inches or more. Kines was more concerned about a storm forecast to arrive Sunday night.
"We are showing some concern with this one," he said. "It is really too early to tell, but this could be a significant snowfall with the possibility of more than six inches falling, but there will be some rain and sleet mixed in as well."
As Monday's morning commute began, several school districts began canceling classes, but Shikellamy Superintendent Pat Kelley said he was going by the decision of the rest of the districts across the Valley.
"We didn't see anything major," he said.
Kelley said the bus accident on Snydertown Road involved 20 Shikellamy students. "A car drove into the back of the bus," Kelley said. "There were no injuries, but we had to get another bus to come and pick up the students."
The Sunbury area wasn't the only slick spot.
Cars and pickups slid and swerved across main thoroughfares and back roads all Monday afternoon.
And in Danville, a crash occurred at 8:15 a.m. on Liberty Valley Road, but no injuries were reported. Another accident was reported at 11:30 a.m. at the bottom of the Washingtonville Hill in Valley Township, Montour County. A third accident, with unknown injuries, occurred at 1:15 p.m. on Route 642 in Liberty Township, Montour County.
In Milton, there were accidents at 6 and 9 a.m. on Plum Street and Old Turnpike Road, respectively, due to snowy street conditions.
The later crash at Old Turnpike and Skunk Hollow roads occurred when a Toyota was hit by a snow plow truck that had been backing up. No one was injured. Earlier, a woman, driving at a safe speed, could not control her car after applying the brakes.
At 9 a.m., a driver traveling north on Route 1023 in Selinsgrove lost control of his BMW and hit a Ford F-150 that was parked in a lot.
A woman driving a Subaru Outback on Snydertown Road, Upper Augusta Township, lost control and slid into a state Department of Transportation traffic sign.


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Money managers under the microscope
Morning Line-Up: Gartmore, Lehman/Nortel case, dairy bid, Ireland
News and views on the asset management industry from Reuters and elsewhere:
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Lehman/Nortel pension UK court case – Reuters
Activist investor ups dairy farmers' share bid – Times
Morning Line-Up: Lehman rumours, CalPERS names naming, Scandinavia
News and views on the asset management industry from Reuters and elsewhere:
Hedge fund Och-Ziff accused of Lehman rumours in court papers – WSJ
CalPERS should name 100 largest Californian politicians' pays – Reuters
Private equity investments in Scandinavia on track to pre-2007 levels- Bloomberg
Morning Line-Up: Lehman rises from ashes, helpful hedgies sought
News and views on the fund industry from Reuters and elsewhere:
Lehman given go-ahead for new asset management company - Reuters
PIMCO calls for money market fund reform - Reuters
Altin ups macro allocation to 20 pct – HedgeWeek
GAM adds EM currency fund to UCITS range - Fund Strategy
SEC seeks hedge fund monitors - The Seattle Times
Morning Line-Up: Billet-doux for Lehman, PIMCO gets active
News and views on the fund industry from Reuters and elsewhere:
The day Lehman got a love note from a hedgie - Reuters
PIMCO launches first active equity fund - Reuters
HarbourVest seeks London port - FT.com
Art market prices set to rise 40 pct - HedgeWeek
Morning line-up: Lehman bankruptcy, hedge funds, Myerson
UK ready for EU hedge fund regulation agreement – Reuters
Activist Myerson resigns as D1 Oils chairman – Telegraph
Lehman eyes end of bankruptcy – Reuters
Deutsche Bank appoints Oppenheim risk management, financial control execs - FT
It's not just the leverage
If private equity is anything to go by, there is plenty of hope for hedge funds operating in the new, post-Lehman world of lower leverage.
A study by the Center for Entrepreneurial and Financial Studies and Capital Dynamics, out today, finds that two-thirds of private equity's value creation is down to improving companies it owns or rising market multiples.
Morning line-up
Hedge fund stories from the past 24 hours from Reuters and elsewhere:
SEC war on hedge's derivatives – NY Post
Hedge funds could nab $11 bln from Lehman – Alphaville
Galleon brought down by beauty queen – Huffington Post
Hedgies pump up stock exposure – Reuters
Citadel stronger in '09
2009 has proved so far to be a bumper year for hedge funds — not least due to a huge rebound in the price of most assets — helping eradicate at least some of the bad memories of last year.
Citadel's Kenneth Griffin has been a case in point.
An article in today's Wall Street Journal (which dubs him a 'titan' and a 'hedge fund king'), says Citadel made $5 billion in trading profits in the first nine months of this year as markets recovered.
Out for the count
A bit delayed this, but drawing your attention to Parvathy Ullatil's entertaining look at hedge fund managers going at each other with fists and gumshields, rather than outlandish claims of stratospheric bonuses. Photos from Reuters pictures.
It was the kind of opportunity loss-stricken investors probably wished for in the worst months of the financial crisis: getting a bunch of hedge fund managers in a boxing ring and pummeling them.
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Private bankers still getting their ears bashed from clients enraged about massive portfolio losses now are chanting a new mantra.
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I've mentioned a few times my skepticism about "Online Courses," and I've received feedback ranging from "everyone learns differently," to "maybe I'm not of the right generation." I am still open to a great online course experience (Grockit?), albeit slightly hesitant because of my experiences thus far.
Below is a list of examples that show why these online courses have not worked for me, and while these are specific to my current Kaplan SAT course, this is similar to what I've experienced with the other online courses I tried. I have to wonder, who could learn well with issues such as these?
1) SPAM: I started my online Kaplan SAT course experience with the Online Quiz Bank, and much as I enjoy reading about UFOs, I prefer my SAT work straight up.
2) Next, I moseyed over to the "award winning free Quiz Bank," which looked promising.
3) I clicked all of the boxes, then went to get my questions, and this is how it appeared. Now granted, it was 10 pm at night, I was tired and had had a glass of wine with dinner.....but even in the light of day I can't read this:
4) There were excessive spacing and font issues such as those in the screenshot below that kept me craving old fashioned print books. Are your eyes comfortable reading this font? (mine are not)
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6) Good font on this section of Online Course.......
7) But it turned out that you can't get to the answers until you finish the entire (and extremely long, I might add) "quiz." When you finally get the answers, they come without the questions. I realize that memory starts going in your 40s, but can anyone remember question #2 by the time they finish #50?
8) You don't receive any answers until you submit the entire, SAT length long (i.e. nearly 4 hours worth of questions) "diagnostic test." Personally, I prefer to do a "section" (i.e. 20-25 minutes) and then find out my answers (and solutions) right then and there.
9) The submission part of the process then took about an hour because I kept getting bumped over to some other (incorrect) part of the Kaplan website -- and then my Essay was lost.
10) After finally completing the diagnostic submission process, I received an email from Kaplan saying that it would be graded and emailed to me within five days. I felt desperate for good old fashioned paper Kaplan books by that point where I would have found instantaneous answers.
11) 11 days later -- still no diagnosis via email, as promised. I finally went back to the Online Course to see if "my diagnosis" was on the site and just hadn't been emailed to me, and sure enough, it was.
I could do a whole other post about how the "Online Diagnosis" worked, but I think I've illustrated enough frustrations for the moment to show why Online Courses haven't worked for me.
I don't necessarily mean to single Kaplan out, because honestly, I had similar issues with the other two online courses that I tried, which is what lead me to declare that "When It Comes to Learning, I prefer Books."
All that said, I do learn "online," but here's how I *learn*:
- I watch videos of smart and inspiring people giving talks.
- I read blogs written by people I admire, and the comments.
- I search online for specific solutions to problems I can't solve.
And by the way, I'm thoroughly enjoying, and I believe benefitting from, the Kaplan SAT paper books. I will write a follow up post about what I love about the Kaplan SAT books.
Still open to "Online Courses," but the window of "open" is getting smaller with each frustrating experience.
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Robert Corley, resident of Corsicana, passed away at Navarro Regional Hospital on Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013, at the age of 61.
He was born on Monday, Jan. 21, 1952 in Greenville, to W. L. Corley and Jean Gregory Corley. He married Doris Adams on July 19, 1980 in Denton. Robert retired from education after 37 years as a teacher and counselor in Palestine, Terrell, Corsicana, and Hubbard. He was the director of the Association of Texas Professional Educators. He was a member of the Central Texas Tolbert Chili Group serving as Tally Master, and was an avid golfer.
He is preceded in death by his parents, W. L. Corley and Jean Corley Owen.
Survivors include his wife of 32-plus years, Doris Adams Corley; daughters Cheryl Corley Phillips and husband Richard of Purdon, and Melinda Corley Rothenbach and her husband Diego of Austin; sister, Susan Brown and her husband Eddie of Sherman; and a brother, Michael Corley and his wife Marcheita of Greenville; and a number of nieces, nephews, and other family members.
Visitation will be 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013, at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013, at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home with Pastor Rick Lamb officiating. Graveside service will be at 2:30 p.m. at Brigham Cemetery in Campbell, Texas. Serving as pallbearers will be John Langford, Lance Holmes, Dewey Lawhon, Darius Hatchett, Paul Ross and Tom Wilson.
An online guest book available at www.griffin-roughton.com by selecting the Robert Corley obituary.
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The 50 Shades of Grey movie seems to get different frontrunners to play Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey every day, so fans are probably having a tough time keeping up with all the options that are out there.
Recently LOOK tried to be helpful by conducting a poll asking Fifty fans to vote on their favorites to play the whip-wielding billionaire. However, the mag didn't pair up the resulting top ten list with actresses that could star as Christian's sex slave. So which pairs would be perfect for the movie?
Matt Bomer finished on top of the list, and who better to play his Ana that blue-eyed beauty Alexandra Daddario? The two of them already played a couple on White Collar, after all.
Ian Somerhalder was the second choice. Unfortunately his real-life girlfriend Nina Dobrev has said that she doesn't want to play Ana, so perhaps another cute TV actress who is interested in the role could star alongside Ian instead—Pretty Little Liars star Lucy Hale has said that she'd love to play Ana.
Alexander Skarsgard and Emilia Clarke would make a perfect pairing since they star on two of television's sexiest TV series, True Blood and Game of Thrones, while Ryan Gosling and Emma Watson would make a more conservative (but incredibly cute) couple.
Number five finisher Channing Tatum should have no issue with stripping down in the 50 Shades of Grey movie after taking it all off in Magic Mike, but he won't play Christian Grey unless his wife Jenna Dewan gets to star as Anastasia Steele.
Tom Hardy played a villain who wore a rather kinky-looking mask in superhero movie The Dark Knight Rises, so perhaps he'd have no problem playing with a few sex toys. His ideal Ana could be an actress who stars on a superhero TV show that features a Batman-like character—Katie Cassidy is rumored to be a favorite for the role. The daughter of former teen idol David Cassidy stars as the woman who becomes the Black Canary on the upcoming CW show Arrow.
Chris Hemsworth starred alongside Kristen Stewart in Snow White and the Huntsman, but author E. L. James has said that she doesn't want K-Stew or Robert Pattinson in the 50 Shades movie. So perhaps the other Snow White, Mirror Mirror star Lily Collins, can play his Ana.
Channing Tatum's Magic Mike costar Alex Pettyfer is another Christian favorite, but since he's so young, he would need to star alongside a fresh-faced Ana. Perhaps The Secret Life of the American Teenager star Shailene Woodley would work perfectly—she has a good chance at getting the part since she's allegedly E. L. James' top choice.
Tom Hardy's The Dark Knight Rises costar Christian Bale is an interesting choice to play Christian Grey since he's way too old for the role, but he does have experience playing a billionaire with a secret. He would just need an older actress like 30-year-old Alexis Bledel to play his Ana.
Robert Pattinson finished last on the list even though James doesn't want him in the movie. So perhaps he should be paired with another longshot like Anna Kendrick—her character wanted Edward Cullen in the Twilight movies, so maybe she'll finally get him.
Surprisingly, new favorite Henry Cavill didn't make the list. However, he definitely deserves a mention. His perfect Ana would be Emily Browning since Henry and Emily were Stephenie Meyer's original picks to play Edward and Bella in the Twilight movies.
So which of these couplings is your favorite?
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Tony Nominee Olga Merediz and More to Join Kathleen Turner for The Killing of Sister George at Long Wharf
By Adam Hetrick
Tony Award nominee Olga Merediz, Betsy Aidem and Clea Alsip will join Kathleen Turner in the upcoming Long Wharf Theatre revival of Frank Marcus' 1964 comedy The Killing of Sister George. The production is hoping for a 2013 Off-Broadway bow.
Playwright Jeffrey Hatcher (Tuesdays With Morrie, Never Gonna Dance) penned the new adaptation, which debuts at Long Wharf under Turner's direction, Nov. 28-Dec. 23. (Dates of an Off-Broadway production have not been announced.)
Turner (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Third Story) will play June Buckridge, with Alsip (One Slight Hitch) as her secretary Childi, Aidem (The Metal Children) as Mercy Croft and Merediz (In the Heights) as Madame Xenia.
Here's how the play is billed: "By day June Buckridge (Turner) plays Sister George tending to the sick and poor on the radio hit 'Applehurst.' By night, she chews on cigars, swills gin and lets nothing and no one stand in her way, including her long suffering 'secretary' Childie. When 'Applehurst's ratings plummet, Sister George is shuffled meekly off to the Great Beyond. June refuses to go quietly from her starring perch, however, in this bawdy and witty comedy."
The Killing of Sister George premiered in London in 1964. The 1966 Broadway production featured Beryl Reid as Buckridge. She earned a Tony Award for her performance. Reid repeated her work in the 1968 film, which includes racy content that earned the work an X rating.
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PALO PINTO – As drought conditions worsen locally, as in many parts of the state, Palo Pinto County Commissioners issued a burn ban Monday, which means citizens can no longer burn large piles of brush.
Fire Marshal and Emergency Management Coordinator Buddy Harwell said there have not been many fires and drought conditions didn't rise as he expected, but conditions are dry and weather forecasters are predicting another dry winter. He said at a recent meeting volunteer fire department chiefs supported a first-level burn ban and he did, too.
Harwell said this ban on outdoor burning would keep citizens from burning large brush piles and household trash, which could ignite a wildland fire. The current order does not restrict outdoor welding activities.
Over the weekend a truck axle or wheel sparked a 1-acre fire between Gordon and Santo, according to Lone Camp Volunteer Fire Chief Charlie Sims. Harwell said another small fire ignited last week in the Santo area.
A U.S. Seasonal Drought Outlook map – showing the drought tendency from Nov. 15 through Feb. 28 – has most of Texas, including this region, as well as 10 additional states north and west of Texas and portions of other states expected for "drought to persist or intensify" during the period.
On Nov. 20, the U.S. Drought Monitor map indicated the northwestern portion of Palo Pinto County is in a moderate drought, while the remainder of the county, as well as Parker County, are in a severe drought.
A map issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows that the North Central Texas Region would need an additional 6-9 inches of additional rainfall to bring the area's moisture content closer to what it should be.
Along the Brazos River, from Possum Kingdom Lake southward, the drought has taken its toll on water availability, too.
In mid November, the Brazos River Authority declared a Stage 1 Drought Watch for customers accessing water from Possum Kingdom, Granbury, Whitney, Proctor and Georgetown lakes. It stated that those reservoirs had been below the Stage 1 Drought Watch trigger storage capacity since early September.
"The drought watch is the result of prolonged dry weather conditions in the upper portions of the Brazos basin and is a response to new drought trigger levels established by the BRA's updated Drought Contingency Plan approved by the BRA Board of Directors on October 29," the BRA announced in a press release. Last week, in response to a priority call by Dow Chemical Company, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality initiated a restriction on junior water-rights holders, stating that rights will be administered on a priority basis in the Brazos River Basin.
The last time they made such a priority call was in April 2011 according to Lisa Wheeler, TCEQ spokesperson. Some may recall that this came as reservoirs dropped and the state experienced record heat and drought conditions.
The TCEQ informed junior water rights holders – those with a priority date of 1942 or later – and temporary water-right permits in the Brazos River Basin below Possum Kingdom Lake that their right to divert water is immediately suspended.
"In order to protect public health and welfare, water rights with municipal uses, domestic uses, or for power generation have not been suspended at this time," The TCEQ stated in a press release. "Land owners with property adjacent to the Brazos River may also continue to divert water for domestic and livestock use as part of their inherent riparian rights."
With the TCEQ's actions, the most senior water rights are served first during times of drought, with domestic and livestock uses superior to any appropriated rights. Water rights are suspended or curtailed by priority date, with the most recently issued – or "junior" – priority users suspended before senior water rights in the area.
The TCEQ has asked that all Brazos River Basin water-right holders continue to take appropriate steps to conserve water, implement their drought contingency plans, and prepare for additional suspensions or curtailments should drought conditions persist.
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The letter appears be signed by Kenan Adams-Kinard, one of the two 16-year-olds that is accused of beating Belton to death on August 21st, 2013. Whether Adams-Kinard actually wrote the letter is still unclear, but it is part of evidence in the First Degree Murder case against Adams-Kinard and Demetrius Glenn.
The letter is hand-written on regular 3-hole punched notebook paper, the kind used in most schools across the country.
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Adams-Kinard's defense attorney told KHQ Thursday that he believes the letter was written by a female and plans to get handwriting analysis to prove his Adams-Kinard did not write the letter. Prosecutors and police will not comment.
Prosecutors say on August 21st, the two went to the Eagles Lodge, where Delbert Belton was waiting in his car for a friend inside. Prosecutors believe the two 16-year-olds intended to rob Belton, and when he fought back, they started beating him. The beating was so severe Belton had injuries that would ultimately prove fatal the next day. The 88-year-old was pronounced dead August 22nd. During his memorial service on August 30th, Belton's family opted for a closed casket because, they said, his injuries left him unrecognizable.
Demetrius Glenn turned himself in to police custody shortly after the attack. Kenan Adams-Kinard was found hiding in a home Monday, August 26th. The alleged confession letter was also found in that same home.
Glenn and Adams-Kinard face charges of first-degree murder, first-degree robbery and first-degree conspiracy to commit robbery. Both pleaded not guilty to all three charges. Their trial begins Nov. 4 at 9 a.m.


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MANKATO, Minn. – Motorists on Hwy 14 west of New Ulm can expect the short detour to be in effect until mid-October due to delays in lighting supplies.
The detour began on July 16 for the construction of a roundabout at Hwy 14 and Palmar Avenue—new Menards entrance—and was initially planned to be complete in August.
The detour for the construction of the single-lane roundabout includes Brown County Road 12 and Brown County Road 29.
The city of New Ulm is the lead on the project after receiving a permit from the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
MnDOT has been installing roundabouts at new or remodeled intersections to lower the incidence of crashes. Roundabouts can handle high levels of traffic with less delay than most stop signs or signals. The tight curves slow traffic so entering and exiting is easier and more efficient.
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Wheelies: The Classic Gas Prices Edition
Hagerty's offers year-of-manufacture gas prices to classic-car owners Friday morning; top Toyota designer moves to Yamaha.
July 12, 2014, Saturday
Wheelies: The Next-Generation Toyobaru Edition
Subaru says it will build a next-generation BRZ sports coupe; Manchester United, a British soccer team, will wear Chevrolet bow ties on its jerseys.
July 9, 2014, Wednesday
Wheelies: The Flying Honda Edition
Honda puts its first commercial jet into flight; N.H.T.S.A. opens an investigation of 2012-14 Nissan Versas for a problem with a trim panel that hinders pedal operation.
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Toyota unveils the body styling and pricing in Japan for its hydrogen fuel-cell car; G.M. to install solar energy arrays at Michigan plants.
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Now the Air Bags Are Faulty, Too
The expanded recall covers a total of almost three million cars worldwide whose air bags could rupture and injure passengers.
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Pickups Wearing Camo, but Not to Blend In
Competition among pickup trucks has inspired automakers to seek every possible edge. Now they are using camouflage.
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General Motors Receives Welcome News in Automotive Survey
Despite being under fire over its failure to recall defective cars, General Motors had a strong showing in J.D. Power's annual quality survey of new vehicles.
June 19, 2014, Thursday
Porsche Tops J.D. Power Initial Quality Study for Second Consecutive Year
In a survey of more than 86,000 new vehicle owners, J.D. Power found the number of problems this year to be higher.
June 19, 2014, Thursday
Monday Motorsports: Audi Works Hard for 13th Le Mans Win
Audi survived mechanical problems and a strong performance from Toyota for the victory; Marc Marquez won his seventh consecutive MotoGP race.
June 17, 2014, Tuesday
24-Hour Race Could Lure Huge Crowd at Le Mans
Attendance is expected to hit 300,000 for the 82nd running of the race on Saturday in France.
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Milledgeville Area Community Theatre for Youth (ACT) will begin its winter sessions on Tuesday, Jan. 7 and meet each Tuesday from 3 to 4 p.m. for ages 6-11 and Session II for ages 11 and up from 4 to 5:30 pm in the Allen's Market Building, 101 West McIntosh St., Milledgeville. Space is limited to twenty-five students. Registration is $10 for the eight-week session and is open to all youth ages 6 - 11 and session II for children 11 years and up who are interested in any aspect of theater. Registrations will be accepted through Monday. Classes begin Tuesday, Jan. 7 in the Allen's Market Building. Call Allied Arts at 478-452-3950 for more information or visit www.milledgevillealliedarts.com for a registration form.
Milledgeville Main Street introduces Downtown Dollars, gift certificates to support local businesses. They can be purchased in denominations of $5 and can be used at more than 30 locations downtown. They can be purchased in the Main Street office, 127 E. Hancock St. For a list of participating merchants visit the Main Street Facebook.
Creekside Elementary is having a winter coat drive and is collecting new and gently used coats for children's size six and adult small. Please drop off coats at the Communities in Schools office at Creekside or call the coordinator, Mrs. Specht, at 478-456-3127.
Court Appointed Special Advocates is seeking volunteers for its Fall training. If interested call 478-452-9170, visit ocmulgeecasa.org or contact Lori Muggridge at email@example.com.
The Baldwin County Health Department has flu vaccinations available. For more information contact the Health Department at 478-445-1574.
Monday, Jan. 6
10 a.m.: Oconee Valley Family YMCA meets at People's Bank at Harmony Road and Highway 44.
7:30 p.m.: The Baldwin County chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference meets at American Legion Post 523.
Noon-4 p.m.: Harriet's Closet, a free supply closet to help fill the needs of cancer patients, is open. The nonprofit organization dedicated to helping cancer patients in Central Georgia has relocated next door to Georgia Cancer Specialists at Oconee Regional Medical Center. For information or to volunteer call 478-457-2124.
7 p.m.: The Milledgeville Singers Guild will meet at the First United Methodist Church, 366 Log Cabin Road. For more information, or to join, contact Jay Hodges at firstname.lastname@example.com.
7 p.m.: BINGO is held at the American Legion on Log Cabin Road. No one under the age of 18 is permitted. Refreshments are sold by the Ladies Auxiliary. 478-452-8538
7:30 p.m.: The Oconee River Buskers Square Dance Club meets at the Walter B. Williams Recreation Center.
7-8:30 p.m.: Northside Baptist Church, 1001 N. Jefferson St., offers free Citizenship Classes. Free childcare is provided. Contact 478-452-6648.


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The Roseville Friends of the Library has several hundred used tabletop books available for holiday giving. The books, prominently displayed, are for sale in the $1 to $5 range at all three libraries. They may be purchased for cash or check anytime during regular business hours: Downtown, 225 Taylor St.; Maidu, 1530 Maidu Drive; Riley, 1501 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Hours: Monday through Wednesday, 10 am to 7 pm, Thursday and Friday, 10-5; Saturday, Riley 10-5, Downtown and Maidu, noon to 5 pm; closed Sunday.


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Vic Rawl, South Carolina Democrats Want a Do-Over
South Carolina Democrats — unhappy that their candidate of choice for the senatorial race in November's general election was so lame and unremarkable that he was beat by some guy who did zero campaigning and can barely talk simply because his name is similar to a someone else who sings pleasantly — want just one more chance to win the nomination.
Maybe best out of three? It only seems fair…
The [South Carolina Democratic executive] committee on Thursday will hear from Vic Rawl, whom the unknown, unemployed Greene defeated in last week's primary, on allegations of faulty voting machines. It has the authority to call for a new election, according to the South Carolina Election Commission…
His story, though, has brought enough embarrassment to the Democratic Party — and to the entire state — that the committee could feel compelled to call for a new election, whether Rawl's protest yields conclusive evidence or not, said Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virgina's Center for Politics.
Apparently, the establishment candidate has learned his lesson, and is prepared to do what it takes to convince South Carolina voters that he's a preferable candidate to Alvin Greene. For example, here's a selection from his new campaign materials…
Now, that's a candidate that South Carolinians can get behind.
Your good thing (is about to end), Alvin Greene.
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Gnocchi (Italian potato dumpling) in marinara sauce with garlic wheat toast
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marinara sauce (3 small cans of tomato sauce from save-a-lot 3/$1)
I added my own spices to create a marinara sauce. I used: fresh crushed red pepper, garlic powder, basil, oregano, onion & fresh ground black pepper
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The Atlanta-based school says its reported admissions data in the new rankings are correct.
Ensuring the accuracy of our data and rankings has always been a top priority for U.S. News.
In August 2012, Emory University publicly acknowledged that it had intentionally supplied incorrect ranking data, including average SAT scores, ACT scores, and high school class standing of incoming freshmen, to U.S. News and a number of other sources from 2000 through 2011. This reported data were reflected in the 2002-2012 editions of the U.S. News Best Colleges rankings.
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With more than a decade of experience at San Diego Comic-Con International, we've seen more changes over the years than we care to think about. (What halcyon days when we could breathe and even move our arms freely in the middle of the exhibit hall!) But one thing never changes: the food in the convention center leaves a lot to be desired. Unless you like cafeteria-style pizza and expensive concession stand kiosks – in which case, have at it. The rest of us found ourselves carrying wrapped sandwiches or going off-premises for a bite to eat. So it's nice to hear that, as the Con continues its growth to gargantuan proportions, lunch options are expanding as food truck and the like bring their services to Comic-Con's doorstep (or close enough).
Case in point: "Invasion of the Pier," a food truck gathering taking place outside of the Broadway Pier (1000 N. Harbor Dr.) just a stone's throw – or a $1 shuttle ride if you're bogged down with merch – from the San Diego Convention Center. The event claims a beer garden, bands and a DJ, and more food trucks than you can shake your Con badge at. The bands haven't been confirmed yet, but the food trucks have been and they cater toward quite a variety of tastes:
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The only catch: it's 21 and up on account of the beer garden, and the admission fee is $6. But when you factor in that the $6 is for the benefit of the San Diego Air & Space Museum, it's all for a good cause.
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Guardian got punked on the Julian Davis story.
Posted by lillipublicans on Oct. 31, 2012 @ 6:13 am
The SFBG is used to being polarized along very simple ideological lines and gets very confused when polarity shifts abound.
Posted by marcos on Oct. 31, 2012 @ 6:35 am
I *do* view the world through a class-prism, and I hold that just such a prejudice is necessary to detect and discover incessant reactionary propaganda and simple self-congratulatory smugness in a world chock full of it.
That said, I agree that it is wise to keep all avenues open for alliances; common ground can appear in the most unlikely places.
Still, I do question how Olague's track record establishes her fitness to serve D5. She did well to negate the mayor's illegal gambit, and if she appointed someone with your incisive intellect and capacity for independent thought in a citizen advisory position, she's done well there too. Overall, I'm not seeing signs of great independence and -- frankly -- I don't care for the system wherein the mayor gets so much power as to appoint supervisors to open seats and the musical chairs game which the system promotes; I'm not sure what a better system would look like, but I'm strongly predisposed to wish appointed incumbents to not run for re-election, and not be elected if they do.
As to my valuation of the particulars in the smear campaign against Julian Davis, I've made myself clear.
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Isis Pharmaceuticals antisense drug, mipomersen (Kynamro), recieved FDA approval for the treatment of a rare familal hypercholesterolemia (say fast 3x). The drug was developed in partnership with Genzyme (now part of Sanofi) and triggers a $25 M milestone payment to Isis.
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"Currently I am researching cross-cultural interactions between China and the West during the 1930s. I am focused primarily on how these presentations of culture were made to the Western other and how the specifics of those presentations affect authenticity and understanding between China and its interlocutors. The most interesting thing about this topic is how it provides such a penetrating tool for defining the past and how it sheds light even on contemporary cross-cultural interactions."
Years at Knox: 2009 to present
Ph.D., Chinese, 2009, University of Minnesota.
M.A., Chinese, 2005, University of Minnesota.
M.A., Chinese Language and Literature, 1995, Nanjing University.
B.A., Chinese Language and Literature, 1992, Nanjing University.
Teaching Interests
Chinese literature, culture, film, and language.
Selected Professional Accomplishments
Research Grant, University of Minnesota Graduate School Thesis, 2007.
Shohara Fellowship Award, Chinese Program in East Asian Languages, Literature and Linguistics, University of Minnesota, 1999.
"Homemade Faces in a Foreign Mirror: Mimetic Authenticity in Sino-Western Cultural Interchange during the 1930." East Asia Seminar Series, College of Liberal Arts of University of Minnesota, 2008.
"Reversed Oriental Gaze: Redefining Chinese Arts and Culture." New York Conference on Asian Studies (NYCAS), State University of New York, New Paltz, 2005.
"Illness as Female Living Conditions in the Early Stories of Lu Yin and Ding Ling." Fourteenth Annual Graduate Student Conference on East Asia, Columbia University, 2005.
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Member, Association of Asian Studies, (AAS).
Member, Modern Chinese Literature and Culture, (MCLC).
Member, Asian History and Studies, (H-ASIA).
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"Professor Du's enthusiasm and passion comes clearly through her lectures. She is approachable and willing to make time for students outside of class. Her classes are filled with classic novelas, movies, and anecdotes, and the pieces are chosen with deliberate consideration and thoughfulness. It is clear that Professor Du puts a lot of effort, work, and thought into her lectures."
-Christina Warner, Psychology Major
"I first met Professor Du as a second year Chinese student. At that point, I thought I had Knox all figured out; it was my second year of college, obviously I knew it all. I remember one of my first classes with Weihong, when I began to showcase my shaky speaking skills. It was an unnerving experience, one that made me want to give up and try from scratch with something different, anything but enduring the embarrassment that I felt from trying to speak Chinese. To my dismay at the time, it was clear from the get-go that Weihong was absolutely not about to give up on me. Though I didn't always articulate my feelings, she made a point to consistently make sure we were all aware that she was available for any of her students to ask questions or practice speaking outside of class time. Suddenly I found myself sitting in her office for one, even two hours, speaking completely in Chinese. Professor Du's dedication and encouragement contributed to my heartfelt investment in a challenge that, before, I saw as completely insurmountable. I would leave her office feeling like I was on top of the world, and feeling like I could do anything. So, when I had the opportunity to take an independent study with her (an independent study is ultimately a one-on-one class), I was elated. It was called "Occidentalism, Orientalism, and Chinese Culture." I was able to see yet another side to Weihong, one that was incredibly well versed in Chinese culture and literature, but still so interested to hear my ideas and my point of view on the matters. The classes that I took with Professor Du will always be remembered with supreme fondness. She teaches all of her students with an unparalleled sense of dedication, knowledge, and kindness that Knox College is privileged to have."
-Bridget Dooley, Elementary Education Major and Chinese Minor


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Al Gore's Golden Moment
by Tom Rinaldo, Fri Jan 26, 2007 at 01:36:16 PM EST
No I'm not talking about the approaching Academy Awards Ceremony, and the golden Oscar I have to assume that Gore is favored to win for "An Inconvenient Truth" for best documentary. I'm talking about the gentle glow of praise and respect Al Gore is now enveloped in emanating from grassroots Democratic activists, and in particular the netroots. Most of us like Al Gore, we genuinely do. For one thing, we all know that he was robbed. Al Gore should be sitting in the White House now, not the Son of a Bush who currently resides there.
But it's more than that. Al Gore is at the top of his non-political political game right now. He is far along on a high profile mission to stop Global Warming and save the planet. How can you not love that? Al Gore is providing important leadership on a critical issue. For now Global Warming is Al Gore's signature issue and none of us are second guessing him on it. We all applaud Al Gore for what he is doing.
I'm not saying that a deep commitment to stopping Global Warming is all that Al Gore has to bring to the political table. Gore is a serious and thoughtful man with real leadership experience. The thing is though, that as long as Al Gore hovers above the daily political fray with his eyes fixed on Earth's eco-sphere, he is safely out of the line of intramural Democratic fire.
From the few recent comments that Al Gore has made regarding the current situation in Iraq, his position seems to be very similar to that taken by Wes Clark for example. Unlike Al Gore though, Wes Clark has been highly identified with an Iraq position precisely because he has talked and written a great deal about it. Unlike fighting Global Warming, there is not near unanimity among Democrats about the best policy for dealing with America's occupation of Iraq right now. Anyone who stakes out a clear and highly visible position regarding Iraq is going to get dragged through the mud by someone. Clark certainly has, but not Al Gore.
It is very rare indeed nowadays that I see a Democratic activist even ask what Al Gore thinks we should be doing about Iraq. He has side stepped virtually all scrutiny on that for now, or on his position regarding Iran also, for that matter. The fact that Al Gore is making very few political statements currently makes it easier for the netroots to focus on Gore's many good points and positive qualities, and not be diverted into comparing his current specific position on Free Trade or whatever with that of Edwards, or Obama, or Clinton, or Clark, or Kucinich, or anyone else.
I have no doubt that Al Gore will remain popular should he fully re-enter the political fray. He has much to offer beyond chilling the planet As it currently stands Al Gore occupies a unique position in the Democratic Party as a wise elder statesman and world wide environmental leader, but no one can coast into a presidential nomination on that alone without going through the trench warfare of primary politics first. Where does Al Gore stand on how to deal with whatever level threat you believe Iran now poses? I don't know, do you? But we all know where he stands on Global Warming.
I am sure Al Gore can hold his own in the competitive tussle of competing with other Democrats for the big prize, if he decides to make a third try for the White House. But this is a uniquely golden moment for Al Gore. Right now, before anyone starts throwing punches. I hope Al Gore is able to savor it. He's certainly earned that.
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Snohomish County Fire District 1 responded to 315 calls the week of Dec.13-19: 262 emergency medical aid calls, 23 motor vehicle collisions, 13 fires, seven service calls, two natural gas leaks and automatic fire alarms.
Dec. 13
COLLISION: At 6:50 a.m., a teenage pedestrian was struck by a vehicle at 220th Street SW and 44th Avenue W in Mountlake Terrace and was transported by firefighters to Swedish/Edmonds Hospital.
COMMERCIAL FIRE: At 10:28 a.m., flames and smoke were seen coming from the basement of an auto repair business in the 13200 block of Highway 99 south of Everett. Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire. No one was injured. Investigators determined the fire was started when welding residue ignited combustibles stored in an oil-change pit. Damage is estimated at $75,000.
Dec. 14
COLLISION: At 8:24 a.m., a pedestrian in a wheelchair was struck by a van at the corner of 128th Street SW and 4th Avenue W south of Everett. Firefighters determined the pedestrian had minor injuries and he was transported by ambulance to Providence Regional Medical Center Everett.
COLLISION: At 11:37 a.m., a collision involving a freight truck and a compact car was reported at 216th Street SW and Poplar Way in Brier. Firefighters had to use rescue tools to free the passenger from the car. The passenger and the driver of the car were transported to Harborview Medical Center.
HOUSE FIRE: At 11:57 a.m., firefighters extinguished a fire at a home in the 5700 block of 239th Street SW in Mountlake Terrace. The fire was contained to one bedroom, but there was heavy smoke damage throughout the home. No one was home at the time of the fire and no one was injured. Investigators determined the fire was started by a cigarette. Damage is estimated at $110,000.
COLLISION: At 6:54 p.m., firefighters responded to a two-car collision in the 7100 block of Meadowdale Beach Road in Edmonds and transported one patient to Northwest Hospital.
Dec. 16
COLLISION: At 12:55 p.m., a van and a car collided at 224th St. SW and 84th Ave. W in Edmonds. Firefighters transported five patients to Swedish/Edmonds Hospital.
Dec. 17
CAR FIRE: At 5:29 p.m., firefighters extinguished a car fire on northbound Highway 99 at 164th St. SW north of Lynnwood. No one was injured.
Dec. 18
COLLISION: At 2:49 p.m., firefighters transported two patients to Providence Regional Medical Center Everett after responding to a two-car collision in the 11700 block of 43rd Dr. SE east of Everett.
COLLISION: At 4:20 a.m., firefighters responded to a two-car collision at 164th St. SW and 36th Ave. W north of Lynnwood. Both vehicles had heavy damage. Two patients were transported to Swedish/Edmonds Hospital.
PEDESTRIAN STRUCK BY CAR: At 3 p.m., a teenage pedestrian was struck by a car at 219th St. SW and 64th Ave. W in Mountlake Terrace. Firefighters transported the injured teen to Swedish/Edmonds Hospital.
Fire District 1 is the largest provider of fire and emergency medical services in Snohomish County, with full-time staffing at 12 fire stations. The department serves nearly 200,000 residents in unincorporated south Snohomish County, Brier, Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace and Woodway.


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A Whitemarsh Township official issued an appeal to surrounding municipalities last week, proposing the creation of a regional Stormwater Task Force to support Pennsylvania House Bill 1390. The bill, authored by Robert Freeman (D-136) would allow for the creation of regional stormwater management authorities with the power to levy taxes to fund the creation of stormwater projects.
"We've all heard of the 100-year storm," wrote Whitemarsh Board of Supervisors chair Bob Hart in the appeal, sent to more than 30 local officials. "Unfortunately, these 100-year storms seem to be occurring on a much more frequent basis…the time has come for us in local government to help Rep. Freeman lead the charge for real solutions to our physically and financially devastating stormwater problems."
The appeal was sent to officials in Abington, Ambler, Cheltenham, Conshocken, East Norriton, Lower Moreland, Plymouth, Springfield, Upper Moreland, and Whitpain, along with Upper Dublin commissioners Ira Tackel and Jon Minehart and township manager Paul Leonard.
Hart further addressed his concerns in an interview with Patch.
"Our neighbors are getting crushed under the weight of stormwater issues. It's so overwhelming to local municipalities," Hart said , adding that costs to build flood-mitigating structures often far outpace annual budgets. "[Whitemarsh] has put $3 million into stormwater projects, and we probably require another $23 million to do what is needed."
Hart explained that the bill originally appeared on the house floor in 2009, but failed to gain traction. He hopes that with greater support from entities such as the proposed task force, HB1390 will have better success when reintroduced in the coming months. Hart added that he's already reached out to a number of local representatives, including state Rep. Todd Stephens (R-151) and state Senator Daylin Leach (D-17).
"This is a bipartisan issue and floodwaters affect everybody equally," said Hart. "I don't have an answer for residents that come in, but I know they need help."
What's in the bill?
As the bill currently reads, the legislation would allow any number of local and county governments to create regional stormwater management authorities to plan and execute stormwater strategies. The bill also would grant such authorities the power to levy a "fee" on all property owners within the participating municipalities.
"The water resources management authority may levy a fee on property owners, users or consumers of the services provided by the authority to pay for all costs associated with planning, implementation, administration and enforcement under the Storm Water Management Act," the bill reads.
While Hart agreed that "fee" is synonymous with tax, he said that any potential financial impact would be less burdensome than the alternative.
"A tax would not be the first order of business. We'd go for state and federal money first…[regional authorities] can use their weight for state and federal grants," Hart said, adding that a tax would be the last resort. "It would be such a minor issue on a regional level, compared to a municipality that has to come up with $30 million."
One such outlet is the Pennsylvania H20 grant program, from which Upper Dublin was to build two flood-retaining structures in January.
Hart said that if the bill passes, the creation of a regional authority made up of members who join the proposed task force would be likely. However, when asked about how representation and funds would be allocated, and how the body would make decisions, Hart said it was too early to say.
"Once we form the initial task force, the goal would be to promote the bill," Hart said, adding that similar laws exist in other states. "We would research into how other states do it. We don't have to reinvent the wheel. This has been done."
Check back with Patch for future coverage on the proposed Stormwater Task Force and house bill 1390.


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Where can I find information about metal detecting in Nebraska?
Websites Selected by Librarians
- Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979 Federal law relating to the protection of archaeological resources and sites which are on public lands and Indian lands.
- Laws Regarding Metal Detecting on private property, State property, and Federal property
- Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting Clubs Private site listing clubs by state.
- Metal Detecting In Nebraska? You Should Know the Law Private site for metal detecting hobbyists.
- Nebraska Game and Parks Contact Information
- Nebraska State Archaeology Division Contact information for guidance.
- Nebraska State Park Regulations Use the binoculars on the left and type in the word metal to find references to metal detecting in Nebraska state parks, or browse to section 001.14C and following sections.
- Nebraska Statutes Chapter 82 Includes sections on prohibited acts on public lands.


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Thursday's Morning Mashup: Newtown children to sing at Super Bowl
Posted By Jerry Spar On January 31, 2013 @ 7:59 am In Uncategorized | No Comments
Welcome to Thursday's Morning Mashup. For the latest news, start at our WEEI.com home page [1] or click here for the top stories from our news wire [2].
NHL: Sabres at Bruins, 7 p.m. (NESN)
NHL: Penguins at Rangers, 7 p.m. (NHL Network)
NBA: Grizzlies at Thunder, 8 p.m. (TNT)
NBA: Mavericks at Warriors, 10:30 p.m. (TNT)
College basketball: UConn at Providence, 7 p.m. (ESPN2)
College basketball: Illinois at Michigan State, 7 p.m. (ESPN)
College basketball: Drexel at George Mason, 7 p.m. (NBCSN)
College basketball: Penn State at Iowa, 8 p.m. (ESPNU)
College basketball: Arizona at Washington, 9 p.m. (ESPN)
College basketball: Arkansas at Alabama, 9 p.m. (ESPN2)
College basketball: Oregon State at California, 10 p.m. (ESPNU)
College basketball: Gonzaga at Loyola Marymount, 11 p.m. (ESPN2)
♦ Almost two months after 26 students and faculty at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., were gunned down, a group of 26 students from the school will sing [3] "America the Beautiful" as part of Sunday's Super Bowl pregame show. The performance will be broadcast live on CBS shortly before Alicia Keys sings the national anthem.
The News Times in Connecticut reports that an anonymous donor provided the money for the trip. "It's an honor," an unidentified local parent said.
Choir members from the school recorded "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" with Grammy-nominated singer Ingrid Michaelson earlier this month.
♦ The Lakers had won three straight games before losing to the Suns on Wednesday night, but coach Mike D'Antoni still found himself dealing with controversy. The latest issue surrounded center Pau Gasol, who was upset about being benched [4] in the fourth quarter of Tuesday's victory over the Hornets.
Said Gasol: "I'm a competitor, I'm a guy that thinks I bring a lot to the table, and not being on the floor is something that I don't like, I don't appreciate."
Considering the players talked about a renewed focus on team success over individual issues earlier this week following a recent team meeting, D'Antoni was especially disappointed.
"Well, you know, 'all for one' didn't last [very] long, did it?" D'Antoni said. "Forty-eight hour shelf life. That's not bad. We'll take what we can get."
♦ Former Penn State football assistant coach Jerry Sandusky's bid for a new trial was denied [5] Wednesday, as a judge rejected his argument that his lawyers did not have enough time to prepare for his trial last year that resulted in his conviction on child sexual abuse charges.
"I do not think it can be said that either of the defendant's trial counsel failed to test the prosecution's case in a meaningful manner," Judge John Cleland wrote in his 27-page order. "The defendant's attorneys subjected the commonwealth's witnesses to meaningful and effective cross-examination, presented evidence for the defense and presented both a comprehensive opening statement and a clearly developed closing argument."
Sandusky is serving 30-60 years in state prison for the sexual abuse of 10 boys.
ON THIS DAY TRIVIA (answer below): On Jan. 31, 1971, in a 6-0 rout of the Blues, Bobby Orr scored twice to become the second defenseman in Bruins history with 100 career goals. Who was the first?
QUOTE OF THE DAY: "I wanted to end it because everything I had gone through, I finally realized that I just had to move on with my life and I had to get me, Ronaiah, I had to start just living and let this go." – Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, talking about the Manti Te'o girlfriend hoax [6] during an appearance on the "Dr. Phil Show"
STAT OF THE DAY: 14 – Consecutive baskets without a miss by the Celtics to open the second quarter of Wednesday night's 99-81 victory over the Kings [7]
'NET RESULTS (mobile users, check the website to see the videos): Nets forward Kris Humphries pokes fun at his own image in this Foot Locker commercial that also features Rockets guard James Harden.
A young boy races onto the court during the second half of Wednesday night's Oklahoma-Baylor game, forcing a stoppage in play.
TRIVIA ANSWER: Aubrey "Dit" Clapper
SOOTHING SOUNDS: Harry Wayne Casey, lead singer of KC and the Sunshine Band, was born on this day in 1951.
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[4] who was upset about being benched: http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/story/_/id/8899935/mike-dantoni-explains-decision-bench-pau-gasol-los-angeles-lakers
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Police Captain Watches Over Schools In Las Vegas
It takes a combination of education and experience to maintain a delicate balancing act in criminal justice in the education system.
Engineering And Technology Create Ways To Benefit In Las Vegas
Combining engineering and technology offers numerous opportunities for career choices in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas President Of High-Tech Company Credits MBA As Major Component To Success
Cobalt Data Centers hired Jefferson S. Brown as its new president to catapult its growth, and he probably wouldn't have been hired without his MBA.
Professors Encourage A Career In Health Care Administration In Las Vegas
Business is an important aspect of the health care industry and those with a background both in medical training and business education are needed to transform the current situation.
Education And Dedication Help A Las Vegas Teacher Attain Fulfilling Career
Carrie Pash, a cheerfully content third-grade teacher at Steve Cozine Elementary School, is seasoned in the rewards and difficulties of a career in education.
The Key To Success In Teaching Is Lifelong Learning Says Las Vegas Educator
Dr. Steve Buuck encourages teachers to respect their students and commit themselves by seeking higher education.
Jobless Rate Drops In Las Vegas By 1.8 Percent From Last Year
Las Vegas posts positive jobs gains for August while Nevada posts largest job gain in eight years.
Las Vegas Entrepreneur Utilizes Her Business Degree To Launch Her Watch Company
A business degree can help you in any industry, the ability to easily understand numbers can open the doors to any type of business.
Passion And Demand Pulls A Las Vegas Nurse Out Of Retirement To Continue A Successful Career
Dian Ward was settling in to enjoy her retirement, but after 43 years of working she found it difficult to slow down, so she decided to go back to work.
Collaboration Helps Las Vegas Entrepreneur Find Success In Business
It was an everyday problem that spurred a tech expert to create a business and an app for that.


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Christy Turlington's Cult Beauty Picks
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Bridal Beauty Countdown: 10 Weeks
Our gorgeous nutritional expert - the wonderful Karen Cummings-Palmer - is getting married this September, and has generously offered to share with us the steps she's taking to boost her (already exquisite) skin, hair and nails ahead of the big day. With ten weeks to go, it's all about diet and supplements - so here's an insight into what she's taking...... Read More
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Lizzie has been plastered across the internet as, "The Ugliest Women in The World". Her reaction has been inspirational.... Read More
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We like to consider ourselves pretty clued-up when it comes to solving the myriad beauty 'problems' we face (that show up on our face) every day. We're always looking for the latest zit-zapper or wrinkle-filler, and leave no spot stick un-twisted on our quest to un-cover the latest quick-fix on the road to complexion perfection.... Read More
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I'm off to Portugal in T-6 (whoop), and because I'm far too frugal to PAY to take luggage, I'll be packing just bikinis and these itty bitty beauty must-haves.... Read More
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HAVERHILL — Beginning this week, the Haverhill Police Department has expanded the hours of operation for its Records Department. At the request of Police Chief Alan DeNaro, the records office is now open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., but is closed for lunch from 1 to 2 p.m. Previously, the office was open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. DeNaro expanded the hours of operation to make it more convenient for the public. The records office is where you can obtain copies of various reports, such as accident reports, and pay parking tickets.
300 kids await Christmas help
HAVERHILL — The Salvation Army in Haverhill needs your help in making Christmas special for local children. Salvation Army Lt. Jeff Hardy says there are still over 300 children who have not been adopted for this Christmas season through the Salvation Army Angel Giving Tree program. If you would like to help make a child's wishes come true, drop by The Salvation Army at 395 Main St. and pick up an angel. You can shop for that child or pick up unwrapped gifts and bring them to The Salvation Army and the gifts will be matched with an appropriate child. More information is available by calling 978-374-7571.
NECC students help at holiday
HAVERHILL — Northern Essex Community College students in Professor Isabelle Gagne's Developmental Psychology 1: Childhood and Adolescence course took time to volunteer and donate goods to Emmaus Inc. in Haverhill this holiday season.
After seeing a video in class on homelessness, Gagne's students decided to help by collecting and donating goods to Emmaus. They decided to do this on their own and out of the goodness of their hearts, Gagne said. Items collected included food, arts and craft supplies, as well as household goods and toiletries.
Students in the class have also been volunteering their time a couple days a week to tutor school-aged children at Emmaus.


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BRENTWOOD — Rockingham County commissioners have decided to eliminate a longtime senior citizen program as of Dec. 31.
Commissioners voted, 2-1, on Tuesday to close the financially strapped Helen F. Wilson Adult Medical Day Program after 33 years, forcing 18 families to find new programs for loved ones.
"It was an irresponsible decision," said Nancy Russo of Epping, whose 91-year-old mother, Elizabeth Jones, attends the program three days a week.
Russo said her mother is blind and relies heavily on the medical services provided by the program, which has helped keep her and other seniors out of the county nursing home.
Jones needed live-saving medical care on two occasions while attending the program because her blood pressure suddenly dropped, according to Russo.
Jones recently said she's thankful for the program because it's a chance to meet people her own age.
"I don't know what I would do without it — it gives you something to look forward to," she said. "We can get together and talk and joke and laugh a lot."
Russo is not sure what to do next since many programs will not accept her mother because of her medical condition.
"I don't have a clue what to do," Russo said.
She said she was surprised to hear the news yesterday, finding out after she dropped her mother off for the day and went home. Advocates were scheduled to gather Dec. 6 to help drum up support for the program.
Commissioner Kevin Coyle of Londonderry and Chairwoman Katherin Pratt of Hampton voted to dissolve the program. Commissioner Thomas Tombarello of Sandown voted in opposition.
"I was 1,000 percent against it," Tombarello said yesterday. "I think it would be a real bad move."
Tombarello has said the county's elderly residents deserve a program — even if it's losing money — that provides the social and medical services they need.