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2010-11 (SENIOR) Received All-Sun Belt First Team accolades ... Tabbed a Preseason All-Sun Belt Third Team honoree ... Served as a team captain ... Finished her career ranked high in the school record books for 3-point field goal percentage (42.0, second), games played (129, t-second), 3-pointers made (243, third), 3-pointers attempted (578, fourth) and minutes played (3894, fourth) ... Became the 25th member of the 1,000-point club at Middle Tennessee with 18 points against Denver (Jan. 23) ... Drained an off-balance 3-pointer with 5:35 left in the first half as the shot clock was set to expire to join the elite group ... Concluded her career with 1,183 points to place 19th on the all-time list ... Played in her 100th career game at Austin Peay (Nov. 16) ... Led the team with 73 3-pointers made, 181 3-pointers attempted and 1200 minutes played, while ranking second with 417 points, 13.5 points per game, 299 field goals attempted, 86 free throws made, 101 free throws attempted, an 85.1 free throw percentage and 135 assists ... One of only two players (Ebony Rowe) to start all 31 games ... Ranked among the national leaders for 3-point field goal percentage (40.3, 29th), free throw percentage (30th), assist-to-turnover ratio (1.73, 46th), 3-pointers made (71st) and assists (87th) ... Listed in the top 10 Sun Belt overall leaders and conference-only rankings in seven different categories ... Played all 40 minutes 17 times, including a five-game stretch from at FIU (Jan. 29) through against FIU (Feb. 12) ... Tied a career high with 26 points as she hit her first eight field goals, including four 3-pointers, in the Sun Belt opener at South Alabama (Jan. 2) ... Ended the first half against the Lady Jags with perfect shooting on 5-of-5 field goals (3-of-3 treys) and 2-of-2 free throws ... Closed her home tenure with a career-best 11-of-13 at the foul line as part of her game-high 23 points against Western Kentucky (Feb. 27) ... Tallied double-figure points in 22 contests, including a streak of nine consecutive from against Florida Atlantic (Jan. 12) through at Western Kentucky (Feb. 9) ... Drained all four of her 3-point attempts at Arkansas (Nov. 21) ... Recorded at least one triple in the final 20 contests of the season, starting with versus Kansas State (Dec. 21) at the UTSA Holiday Classic ... Closed her career by reaching double digits in 14 of her final 15 games ... Surpassed the 20-point mark in four games ... Nearly matched her career high with 25 points at Western Kentucky, including a career-best eight field goals made ... Poured in 21 points in the home Sun Belt opener against North Texas (Jan. 5) ... Tossed a career-best 18 field goal attempts versus Arkansas State (March 6) in the Sun Belt Tournament quarterfinal game ... Tied a career high with eight rebounds, including seven defensive, in the season opener against USF (Nov. 14) ... Distributed a career-best nine assists to share game-high honors against ULM (Feb. 2) ... Dished at least one assist in all 31 games ... Swiped a season-best five steals at Arkansas State (Jan. 16) and added four takeaways against ETSU (Nov. 26) ... Connected on 29 straight free throws during a seven-game stretch from her final three at UCF (Dec. 7) through her first six against North Texas.
Named to the All-Sun Belt Tournament Team after finishing the three-game run with 36 points, 17 assists, eight rebounds and 8-of-8 from the foul line ... Started 21 of the 30 games in which she played, only missing the FIU home game (Jan. 13) ... Drained a career-high eight 3-pointers on a career-best 13 attempts (61.5 percent) for a career-high 26 points at defending national runner-up Louisville (Dec. 9) ... Reached the double-digit scoring plateau 11 times in the final 14 games since being inserted as a starter at Western Kentucky (Jan. 24) for the remainder of the campaign ... Included in the stretch was a six-game run with at least 12 points in every contest from at Troy (Feb. 17) through versus Western Kentucky in the Sun Belt Tournament Semifinals (March 8) ... Nailed at least one triple in 22 games ... Connected on 6-of-8 treys against South Alabama (Feb. 21) in the home finale ... Only missed two free throws all season (23-of-25, 92.0 percent) after beginning the year by converting her first eight attempts and ending the campaign with 15 consecutive makes ... Hauled in season-best seven rebounds in the season opener against UCF (Nov. 15) ... Collected six caroms against North Texas (Jan. 30) ... Dished a career-high eight assists two times in a three-game stretch, at Florida Atlantic (Feb. 27) in the regular-season finale and versus Western Kentucky in the Sun Belt Tournament Semifinals ... Played a near-flawless game against the Owls to close the regular season by tallying 3-of-3 field goals, all from behind the arc, 4-of-4 free throws, eight assists with zero turnovers, three steals and two rebounds in 37 minutes.
Played in all 34 games, earning the starting nod 16 times, including the last eight games ... Averaged 7.4 points and 3.0 rebounds ... Ranked in the Sun Belt overall statistics for 3-point field goal percentage (5th, 40.0), 3-point field goals made (11th, 1.71) and assists (13th, 2.65) ... Listed in the league's leaders for Sun Belt games only for assists (T9th, 2.94), 3-point field goal percentage (10th, 36.2) and 3-point field goals made (T15th, 1.39) ... Finished third on the team in 3-pointers made (58), 3-point field goal percentage (40.0) and assists (90), and fourth in 3-pointers attempted (145) and free throw percentage (78.9) ... Placed second among the Blue Raiders with an 81.3 conversion rate at the foul line (13-of-16) ... Scored a season-high 21 points, tying for game-best honors, against Arizona (Nov. 28) ... All of her points came from 3-point territory, as she knocked down a season-best 7-of-12 from long range ... Game was the third of a four-game period in which she topped the double-digit scoring plateau and her fourth of six times in the opening eight contests ... Added five triples among her six field goals to go along with a career-high eight rebounds against North Texas (Feb. 15) ... Knocked down 18 points in her first start of the season against Indiana (Nov. 22) in the Preseason WNIT ... Scored 16 points in the season opener against Lafayette (Nov. 15) in the Preseason WNIT, at LSU (Nov. 30), at Western Carolina (Dec. 7) and against South Alabama (Feb. 18) ... Poured in four 3-pointers at LSU in addition to forcing a foul with 1.7 seconds remaining and calmly hitting both free throws to seal the victory ... Registered 88 points in five starts (14.6 ppg) from against Indiana to at Western Carolina (Dec. 7) ... Tallied a team-high 16 points at Western Carolina ... Hit two shots, including a deep 35-foot trey from the top of the arc, to beat the shot clock against Chattanooga (Nov. 25) ... Filled in at point guard when Chelsia Lymon was injured ... Knocked down all three of her field goals, each from 3-point territory, versus New Orleans (March 7) in the Sun Belt Tournament Quarterfinals ... Finished with a 5-to-0 assist-to-turnover ratio in her first contest as the point guard against Florida Atlantic (Jan. 7) ... Equaled her season high with six assists at LSU and in the final three regular-season games at Florida Atlantic (Feb. 21), at FIU (Feb. 25) and against Western Kentucky (March 1) ... Hauled in six boards at Western Carolina and against Western Kentucky ... Swiped a season-best five steals against Chattanooga and against South Alabama.
Started 26 times, while playing all 34 contests ... Averaged 7.7 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game ... Raised her average to 8.5 ppg against Sun Belt foes ... Led the Sun Belt and team in 3-point field goal percentage, hitting 48-of-115 (41.7 percent) ... Her percentage ranked 10th on the single-season list in school history ... Topped the double-digit scoring plateau 14 times, including eight tilts in a 14-game span from Jan. 6 to Feb. 23 ... Had three or more 3-pointers in six games with a high of five at Troy (Jan. 17) ... Knocked down four triples in contests against New Orleans (Jan. 20) and at FIU (Feb. 9) ... Hit a trey in 24 of the team's first 28 games ... Swiped a career-high seven steals against Tennessee Tech (Nov. 14) ... Dished three or more assists in eight games.
Tabbed a Street & Smith's Honorable Mention All-American as a senior and sophomore ... A four-year letterwinner for coach Micheal Burt, leading the school to its first state championship in 2007 after averaging 25 points, seven rebounds, 5.4 assists and three steals as a senior ... Scored 79 points, grabbed 21 rebounds, dished 17 assists, shot 83 percent from the foul line and 48 from the field in the three-game state tournament ... Notched 24 points in the state championship game, while picking up the Class 3A Tournament MVP award ... Named the 2007 Midstate Player of the Year by the Tennessean and Athlete of the Year by the Daily News Journal ... Voted the 2007 3A Miss Basketball ... Garnered Female Athlete of the Year accolades by On the Ball magazine, its first-ever selection, and also as its Female Basketball Player of the Year ... Received mention on the all-state squad following her junior and senior campaigns ... A three-time all-district and all-region honoree ... Earned District 7 3A MVP accolades in 2005 and 2007 ... Finished her career with a school-record 2,613 points after tallying 998 as a senior ... Broke the school's single-game points mark with 45 against Shelbyville ... Recorded averages of 24.3 points, 5.7 rebounds and 5.5 assists as a senior, leading her high school to a 38-3 record, including a 17-game winning streak to end the campaign ... Averaged 18.5 points, 2.2 assists and 1.9 steals per game as a junior ... Was the team's leading scorer her final three seasons ... Voted as the Best All-Around Senior Girl at her high school ... Served as a Girls State delegate and Homecoming attendant in 2006 ... Graduated with a 3.8 grade-point average and in the top 10 percent of her class.
Born Anne Marie Lanning on Nov. 8, 1988, in Nashville, Tenn. ... Daughter of Mike and Gina Lanning ... Has two siblings, Scarlett (23) and Natalie (17).


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Louis Laing, released by the club at the end of last season, has signed a one-year deal with Championship club Nottingham Forest.
Sunderland's Development side lost 3-0 against a strong York City side at Bootham Crescent last night.
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Official: Academy Of Light Awarded Category One EPPP Status - Sunderland's academy has been confirmed as an elite facility for player development.
Wickham Senses Opportunity As Striker Search Goes On - Connor Wickham feels confident Sunderland's stuttering summer striker search can provide him the opportunity to cement his place in the team.
Phil Bardsley and Matt Kilgallon will miss out on next weeks Peace Cup after injuries have forced them to remain on Wearside while the rest of the squad jet out to the Far East on Monday.
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19 Action News is uncovering more reports of fake cops on the prowl across northeast Ohio.
In the past six months there have been several reports of fake cops in Cleveland alone.
In one case a woman says a black car with a bubble light pulled her over and a man made her get out. According to the police report, he groped and sexually assaulted her with a gun.
Then last month a Cleveland man said a neighbor pulled up flashing his headlights and pointed a gun. He also said he was a cop.
And back in October a woman said two guys pulled her over. The victim says their car said police but she said it didn't feel right, started to drive off and that's when one man fired a shot into her back window.
In another case a man told police he was robbed by a guy at the Greyhound Bus Station. The victim says the suspect claimed to be a cop.
Another man said someone called him claiming to be a detective and making threats.
Another woman said a fake cop stopped her two weeks ago at 55th and Broadway but let her go.
And we've learned last fall a Cleveland woman claimed she was sexually assaulted by a man in a Crown Victoria.
These fake cops cases are being reported on the east, west sides and downtown.
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Adrian Rojo may never have met Kirk Gibson or Willis Reed, but the three have something in common.
Gibson, with a pulled hamstring and swollen knee, hobbled around the bases after hitting a ninth-inning pinch-hit home run in Game 1 of the 1992 World Series, giving the Los Angeles Dodgers a 5-4 win over Oakland. Reed overcame a torn thigh muscle to play in Game 7 of the 1972 NBA Finals, giving an emotional boost to the eventual champion New York Knicks.
Rojo, a senior midfielder nursing a twisted ankle, played just 10 minutes for Kennewick boys soccer team on Tuesday at Lampson Stadium.
But Rojo blasted a left-footed liner past North Central goalkeeper Hebner Martinez in the 59th minute to break a scoreless tie in the Lions 2-0 win in the 3A District 5/8 regionals.
(North Central) was playing with six defenders. I knew we werent going to be able to (penetrate) and score, so I told coach to put me in, Rojo said.
Lions coach Brian Gochoel had made a few adjustments in the second half, including moving central defender Noe Diaz up to an attacking position and changing the number of defenders on the back line from four to three.
That yielded a few more chances, but no goals. And time was starting to run out.
(Adrian) was for emergency only. During the week he was questionable, Gochoel said. He tapped me on the shoulder at halftime and said, Coach, I can go.
After 15 minutes (in the second half) we still didnt have a goal, so in came Adrian.
Daniel Uribe dribbled along the endline, working his way toward the North Central goal, and centered a pass in front of the goal. An Indians defender got a piece of it, knocking it toward Rojo just inside the top left corner of the 18-yard box.
Rojo kept his head down and fired a low shot that beat Martinez to the right corner.
Whenever Adrian is on the field, hes a threat. In my head, that was like, Golazo! said junior midfielder Alvaro Licea, who scored Kennewicks second goal in the 77th minute, heading in a cross at the far post. That goal gave us more breathing space.
The Indians (1-12), who finished ninth in the Greater Spokane League, figured the best way to keep Kennewick (14-3), the Mid-Columbia Conference champion, at bay was to pack things in on the defensive end. The strategy worked for the first three quarters of the game, forcing the Lions to play out of their comfort zone.
It was too crowded in front, Rojo said.
At the same time, North Central wasnt mounting much of an attack, either, getting outshot 35-0.
It was a smart tactic. They played the low-pressure scheme very well, Gochoel said. In the second half, we were able to apply our soccer IQ and solve some problems up front. Im proud of the boys for adjusting to the circumstances.
Jose Rodriguez and Henry Hernandez split time in the Kennewick goal. Rodriguez scarcely had to touch the ball in the first half, but Hernandez faced some pressure in the second half. Hernandez punched away a corner kick at the goal mouth in the 73rd minute and then took an accidental cleat to the face while falling on a loose ball in the Lions penalty box.
Kennewick, which earned its first league championship since 1988, will face Shadle Park, which beat Sunnyside 2-0, at 6 p.m. Thursday at Joe Albi Stadium in Spokane. A win in that game would give the Lions their first-ever back-to-back trips to state. A loss would drop Kennewick into a loser-out matchup on Saturday against Thursdays winner between University and Hanford.
Scoring1, K, Adrian Rojo, 59:00; 2, K, Alvaro Licea (Javier Valencia), 77:00. ShotsNC 0, K 35. SavesNC, Hebner Martinez 10. K, Jose Rodriguez 0 (40:00), Henry Hernandez 0 (78:00), Rodriguez 0.


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Should the sports press always report what the team tells them to? Yes, says the sports press.
Jose Reyes' intentions can be divined from his reggaeton song? Sounds like journalism to me!
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Fernando Tatis has re-signed with the Mets.
A compilation of the best Mets-related New York post back pages.
Our own sokojoe looks at the idea of players folding due to New York media scrutiny. Joe concludes that this is a myth, perpetuated by, well, the "chest-beating" New York media.
Carlos Beltran, one of the most valuable players in baseball, continues to be one of the most underappreciated players in baseball.
From Joel Sherman at the NY Post: "If you were able to transplant Santana's seriousness/pitching intellect into Perez you would have a version of Steve Carlton Lite."
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ANN ARBOR, Mich.---Staying on task and impersonal at work may actually be a barrier to productivity in today's multicultural business environment, a University of Michigan researcher says.
According to Jeffrey Sanchez-Burks, assistant professor of organizational behavior and human resources management at the Michigan Business School and psychologist at the University's Institute for Social Research (ISR), a widespread American belief that personal relationships and emotions in the office are inappropriate and unprofessional may interfere with communication and ultimately with productivity.
"East Asian, Latin American and Middle Eastern cultures tend to believe that social and emotional relationships are just as important at work as a relentless focus on the task at hand," Sanchez-Burks said. His most recent study is on what he calls Protestant Relational Ideology or PRIan affliction related to the Protestant work ethic, characterized by the expectation that one should be more impersonal and emotionally detached at work than in social situations. It appears in the current (August 2003) issue of the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
Cultural differences in PRI play out at the office in ways that are as pervasive as they are subtle, Sanchez-Burks explains, and they often involve indirect communication. Being indirect to save a colleague's feelings demonstrates a personal relationship. A blunt, say-it-like-it-is approach puts content above concern for a co-worker's emotional reaction.
With colleagues at the University of Michigan, Seoul National University in Korea and the International Business University in Nanjing, China, Sanchez-Burks has conducted a series of experiments showing how cross-cultural communication styles can fuel conflict and misunderstanding in a diverse workplace. Much of the research was supported by a grant from the Russell Sage Foundation.
In one study, for example, the researchers found that European Americans were less attentive to indirect cues at work than they were in social situations, while East Asians were equally indirect at work and in non-work settings.
"Despite enormous differences in the nature of social relations across societies as diverse as Mexico, Japan and India, the U.S. may differ from each of them in reduced social emotionality in work settings," said Sanchez-Burks, noting that the present research findings have several implications for improving cross-cultural working relationships. By creating informal environments where employees from different cultures can relax and socialize with each other in the office and by offering plenty of chances for employees to get to know each other away from the office, organizations can help to reduce cross-cultural misunderstandings at work, Sanchez-Burks says.
These kinds of changes may be tough for hard-charging, all-work-and-no-play execs to swallow. "For a very long time, PRI has been seen as essential to the success of Western business organizations," he said. "So it's difficult to accept that staying on-task may actually be a barrier to productivity in today's global business environment." For more information, see www.si.umich.edu/ICOS/sanchezburks.pdf
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For Stimulus, Is Obama Mulling Creating a New Conservation Corps?
Several groups are pushing Obama to create new jobs by rebuilding America's national parks.
Seventy-five years ago, faced with a terrible economy, rising unemployment rates, and new environmental concerns, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt created what would become one of the hallmark programs of the New Deal era: the Civilian Conservation Corps, which employed at its height more than half a million people.
Today, President-elect Barack Obama, grappling with his own set of economic and environmental challenges, appears to be considering a similar, if somewhat smaller, conservation corps as part of the massive economic stimulus package now under discussion.
Few details have been publicly released, but there are at least two developments that suggest Obama is exploring the corps idea. First, he cosponsored legislation this year in the Senate to boost volunteerism and increase funding for service projects. And in recent weeks, members of his transition team have met with groups promoting the idea.
"We have talked with the transition team, indeed we have," says Tom Hill, legislative representative for the National Parks Conservation Association. "They are playing their cards very close to the vest in terms of what the final stimulus package is going to look like, but we have talked to a lot of people, and we also have spoken with people on the Hill who like this idea and are interested in helping us with it."
The National Parks Conservation Association, specifically, is advocating for the creation of a new "parks service corps," which they say would create about 10,000 jobs in the first year, and potentially expand to 20,000 jobs over the next five years, at a cost of about $200 million annually. Officials there say the U.S. national parks system has a giant backlog of projects totaling about $8 billion, with miles of public roads in dismal condition, and an annual budget shortfall of about $800 million.
"Frankly, some of these things were constructed in the '30s during the CCC period and need to be rebuilt and shored up," says Hill. "A lot of it is roads and bridges, but there are structural problems with public facilities and also problems with things like invasive species."
The CCC, which ran from 1933 to 1942, when Congress cut off funding in light of World War II, ultimately enrolled more than 3 million workers, mostly young men, and helped create much of the modern American park system. Since then, the corps program has existed in a more modest, less centralized form, with various groups today enrolling about 26,000 people.
Obama, however, appears to be keen on expanding it, in part because it fits rather nicely into his push for national service jobs, which he publicized during the campaign. In fact, the "Serve America Act," the Senate bill he cosponsored this year (along with Sens. Hillary Clinton and John McCain, among others), calls for funding 175,000 national service jobs by 2013. Some of these would focus on conservation and restoration of the environment. The bill itself is stuck in committee, but another proposal in the bill that might fit into his stimulus package is the creation of a "Clean Energy Service Corps," which would enroll workers to retrofit buildings.
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There have been many questions that have confounded TV viewers for centuries:
Why did Ginger and the Howells have so many clothes for a three-hour boat tour?
Why in the world did Darrin and Maj. Tony Nelson discourage Samantha and Jeannie from using their magical powers? I'd have had them working nonstop: "I'd like a cheeseburger!"
And what the heck is a Honey Boo Boo? Is it when you fall out of a tree while robbing a beehive? Did Winnie the Pooh have a lot of Honey Boo Boos?
That's just a sampling of pressing questions, of course. But here's a bone I've had to pick with television for many years: Why do people stranded on islands, lost in space or dealing with apocalyptic situations look so darn good?
On the TV series "Lost," for instance, there was a guy named Sawyer who ran around shirtless half the time, making me feel bad for having a one-pack ab instead of six-pack abs. To add insult to injury, he found someone on this island to wax his upper body so that his chest, stomach and back were always smooth as a baby's bottom. After a few months on that island, he should have looked as hairy as a love child of Robin Williams and one of the "Duck Dynasty" guys. (Yes, I know that's not scientifically possible; I'm just trying to make a point!)
I've noticed some of the folks from AMC's hit show "The Walking Dead" are just a little too pretty -- especially since they are at least a year into this whole zombie apocalypse. Not the zombies mind you. Two minutes after dying and getting zombiefied, folks already have mussed hair and yellow teeth. One minute you're a perfectly normal human being then -- bam! -- you're Gary Busey.
What about the humans running all over the state of Georgia fleeing zombies? The blondes are still blonde. Everyone has perfectly white, straight teeth. And, again, the guys haven't turned into hairy Cousin It yet.
Perhaps the explanation is simply edited out of the show. After all, folks are tuning in to see flesh-eating zombies -- not to see blondie
Beth sitting at the hairdresser and gossiping as she waits to get her hair dyed while zombies drool on the glass.
"You know Bertha, right? The one who got her leg chewed off by that child zombie? Well, anyway, she came to church Sunday night wearing the ugliest shoe I've ever seen."
If there's anything I've learned from this TV zombie apocalypse, it's that when a real one occurs I'll still be able to get my teeth taken care of, be able to get buff working out and get my hair did -- and don't you dare say "Which one?"
How all these folks smell, though, I have no idea. Good thing TV technology hasn't come that far yet, because I've yet to see anyone order a run into zombie-plagued towns to retrieve a box of Right Guard or Irish Spring. I doubt these pretty folks smell a whole lot better than the zombies.
Of course, these zombie shows present so many mind-boggling questions. Still, they can't measure up to the most mind-boggling question in the history of television:
How in the world did those six Brady kids share a bathroom without killing each other?
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He Got His MTV
August 4, 2011
Ohm64 (and block) user Nicolas Jaar was featured this week on MTVHive. The video features Nico's unique soulful sound, and his performances illustrates the growing integration of electronic and traditional instruments. The Ohm64 controlling Ableton Live is the centerpiece of his performance, which has heavy roots in minimal techno and jazz. He also talks about the rise of electronic music in the mainstream. One of my favorite parts of the video is when he talks about how electronic artists use their instruments, "Some people are using these instruments like Al Green is using his voice". Keep your eyes out for more from Nicolas Jaar, I think we'll be hearing a lot more from him.
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Alongside Varg Vikernes, Kvarforth is one of the more genuinely controversial characters to emerge from the black metal scene, as infamous for his unpredictable and – some would say – unhinged personality as he is famous for his music-making activities. His history is one of confrontation and violence, his belief system one of pro-suicidal nihilism and his actions those of one who openly advocates self-harm, mutilation and depravity in all its forms. That's why there's no such thing as a gentle introduction to his world.
And yet, beyond all that – if you can get beyond it, and many never will – he has created some truly wonderful music with Shining. Music that has grown from its primal black roots into a multi-headed beast of experimental extreme metal, where harrowing atmospherics and a genuinely unsettling sense of otherness clash head on with primitive aggression to create something quite special.
Whatever else Kvarforth might be, there's little argument that he has a keen musical brain and it's no great surprise he is in demand as a guest performer. It's those collaborations with other artists that are featured on this gargantuan, close to two hour compilation.
Musically, it's a diverse and sometimes hellish journey. Knowing that the two 'biggest' contributors are Glorior Belli and The Vision Bleak, straight away gives you a sense of the underground status of the featured acts and confirms this isn't a record for the casual heavy metal fan. No, this is the proper subterranean deal in all its filth-encrusted glory.
Whether lending his talents to the desolate, doom-laden soundscapes of Monumentum and Gravdal, or the second-wave primitive black metal of Diabolicum, the interesting thing to note is that no matter how far removed these bands may be from each other in a musical sense, they all share common ground with Kvarforth and Shining in so much as creating music in its most unfettered and purest of forms.
Often raw, ugly and harrowing, each of these fifteen tracks nonetheless makes a deep emotional impact which often verges on being quite beautiful. A contradiction? Maybe. But that's Niklas Kvarforth for you.
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I have been trying to find alternatives to chocolate candies for my family that don't contain soy or additives.
The following recipe is for a very rich tasting creamy chocolate mousse-like dessert.
Creamy Chocolate Mousse
2 Tablespoons butter
2 Tablespoons sugar
2 Tablespoons powdered cocoa
1 cup heavy cream
1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla flavoring
On medium heat, melt butter, sugar and cocoa powder together, stirring till combined and liquid consistency.
Add heavy cream and whisk or stir in pan over medium heat until just before mixture comes to a boil.
Stir in vanilla flavoring.
Pour mixture into another container and let cool before covering and placing it in the refrigerator.
Refrigerate overnight for best results.
Makes 4 small servings.
Well this sounds totally evil and good and weight gain city for me but who cares Im making this tomorrow thank you.
Thank you so much for this! I can't wait to taste it tomorrow - making it tonight!
I made this and custamers loved this thank you for sharing. Oh I work at a deli and we all had to think of something sweet well when I was on the other day to see this well printed it and now in note book and it was made at the deli I work at thats what I ment.
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Above and Beyond English Setter Rescue
To All Applicants and Foster Home Applicants
When an application is submitted, you will receive a phone call for an initial interview. The next step is to check your references and then a home visit
will be scheduled.
No one can speak for any dog until they are approved and spoken with the foster home. Both foster home and applicant must agree to the adoption.
Our foster homes know the dogs and their needs best, therefore have the final decision as to who adopts their foster.
We do NOT hold dogs for anyone. We have had people who were disappointed that they did not get the dog they initially applied for, but the ones
who hung in there with us would not change a thing now that they have their A & B Dog.
You must be at least 21 years old to apply to adopt an A&B Setter.
Annual heart worm testing and proof of monthly heart worm preventative must be available either through receipts or your vet's
records for current and past dogs. (Unless not recommended by local vets)
Incomplete applications will not be accepted..
Personal Information
Is there a specific dog or dogs that you may interest you? If
so please specify their names
Applicant's Name:
Street Address
City, State and Zip
Email Address
Phone Number (required):
Preferred Phone to call and best time to contact you?
Your Employer Name, Occupation and Phone
Home Information
Spouse or Partner's Name
Spouse or Partner's Age
Employer and Phone Number
Do you own or rent your home. Renters we will ask
for a copy of your lease. If no lease, we will need to
speak with your landlord.
Please describe the area you live in.
Type of Area
Please list name, ages and relationships of all
members of your household that may be there
on a semi regular basis.
Do you have plans to move in the next year?
Even if you don't have plans at this time for moving in the future what
considerations would you make regarding your dog(s) and any other
pet's should you find yourself needing to move from where you now
Do you have a fenced yard? If Yes, please select your fence type.
Chain Link
If Other is selected, please elaborate.
If you don't have a fence, kennel or run how will
exercising/toileting be handled?
Current Pets. Please include breed, sex and age.
Past pets. Please include breed and reason no longer in
household (died & cause, lost, given away, etc.):
How many years have you owned dogs and what do
you know about canine behavior?
Are your pets spayed or neutered?
Have you ever adopted a rescue dog before?
Have you ever turned a pet into a shelter or rescue? If so,
please indicate reasons why.
English Setter Breed and Care
What brought you to the English Setter Breed?
Do you prefer a male, female or no preference.
No Preference
Do You have a color preference?
Blue (Black)
Orange (Liver)
Tri-Color (Black,Orange and White)
If you have more then one color preference, please
Do You have an age preference. If so what?
Activity Level Preference
Laid Back
No Preference
Would you consider a special needs English Setter?
Would you consider a Senior English Setter?
Where will this English Setter sleep?
During a normal work or school day how many hours
will this English Setter be home alone?
Where will this English Setter be kept when no one is
Who will be the primary caretaker for this English Setter?
Have you ever taken a dog to obedience classes?
Do you plan on taking your English Setter to obedience classes?
Do you own a dog crate or have experience using one?
If you plan on having children in the future what will
you do with your English Setter?
What would make you return your adopted dog?
How did you find Above and Beyond ESR?
Internet Search
Pet Finder
Referred by
Other - Explain
If you were referred to us, by whom? If you found
us another way, please let us know.
Name and Address of your
Phone Number
Is the account listed under your name?
If no, who's name is it listed under?
How long have you been a client?
Please identify and provide contact information for any other veterinarians you have used for the past three years.
Phone Number
May we contact your Veterinarian? If No, Why?
Please contact your veterinarian to allow them to speak to us regarding the medical care for your pet(s).
Do you vaccinate at home or use alternative and/or holistic care?
If yes, please explain.
Do you administer heartworm preventative as required? Proof required from vet or mail order receipts.
If no, please explain.
List two references you have known for at least 3 years, Excluding Relatives and Veterinarian.
Reference #1: Name, Address,
Phone Number & Email Address
Reference #2: Name, Address,
Phone Number & Email Address
Since we are looking for commitment in our adopters, how far are you willing to drive to pick up
your English Setter (hours or miles)?
Note we do not deliver our dogs to adopters.
Above & Beyond English Setter Group expects to interview every Potential Adopter, their references
and conduct a home visit. Do you agree to all?
Please tell us why you think you
would be a good candidate to adopt
an English Setter from Above and
Beyond English Setter Rescue?
To all A and B adopters. This rescue cares about our dogs from the day we hear
about them needing help until their last day on this earth. Because we care, we
expect every adopter to call us immediately to let us know that their English
Setter has escaped their clutches. We can and want to help. As an A and B
adopter it is your responsibility to make the phone call to someone on the
contacts page and to send us an e-mail, if you have a computer. In most cases,
with A and B's help, our English Setters have been back in their homes within 30
minutes. When a dog is lost time is of the essence. Please make a copy of the
contacts page and tack it onto your fridge.
My Family and I agree to accept these terms. Please Initial.
Any dog adopted through Above and Beyond English Setter Rescue must be returned to
A&B. They cannot be transferred, without A&B's permission, to another person or rescue.
I agree by Initialing this line that typing my name is the same as signing your name to this legal document.
I give permission to Above and Beyond English Setter Rescue and its Agents to type my name to
this document, causing it to be the same as my legal signature on this document (Applicants Initials)
Financial and Physical Verification
I hereby certify that I am financially and physically able to care a Setter and for the bedding, toys, crate,
and so on which can be costly and I am able to meet these requirements. I further testify that I am
physically fit to provide all necessary activities with my dog. (Applicants Initials )
Permission to Investigate
By submitting this application to Above and Beyond English Setter Rescue I grant permission
to investigate my answers and to contact anyone I have listed. (Applicants Initials )
Signature (Please Type your Full Name.)
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There are times that, Above and Beyond English Setter Rescue may not be able to place a dog in states in the Western U.S. or to some
Canadian provinces. Those states would include Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Nebraska,
Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, Utah, South Dakota, Washington, and Wyoming. However we request that you fill out our application
in hopes that we may be able to place a dog in your area. If this is not the case we will notify you within 48 hours. Thank You.
Above and Beyond reserves the right to refuse any applicant or potential adopter, at any time, whom we
feel not be an appropriate home for an English Setter.
Before submitting your application be certain it is fully completed. If not, this
could delay our ability to review it in a timely manner. Thank You.
Please print this page for your records before submitting your application.
If you do not receive a call within 48 hours from our group, please e-mail our President, Alex Beswick. Her e-mail
address can be found on the
Contacts Page
We use PetShepherd NC pet tags as our 24/7recovery system for lost dogs. We stand by this
system 100% and have seen lost dogs back in their owner's care within 15 minutes! Your
adopted dog will already have a PetShepherd NC tag on. We include 1 year of complete pet
recovery protection for your dog with our adoption fee.
After 1 year, PetShepherd NC will remind you to renew and choose a coverage plan. It's
important to us your dog is protected as well! So Above & Beyond's important phone numbers
will always be associated with our adopted dogs as a last resort contact. If you are unreachable,
we won't be! So you can always be assured your dog gets back to you safe and sound.
Signature is implied and assumed on e-mail & online Adoption Applications.
The fee for adoption is $300 for dogs one year of age or older. The fee is $325 for puppies up to one year old. The adoption fee for Special Needs
dogs is considered on a case by case basis. The fee for Senior dogs age 7 and older is on a sliding scale according to age. We have made every
attempt at keep our adoption fees low, despite the rising costs associated with spaying and neutering, immunizations and other routine care. In some
instances, our adoption fee doesn't come close to the medical costs associated before an adoption takes place. We do feel however, that our adoption
fee is still less than if the adopter had to pay these expenses out of their pocket. Also remember we include the first year of complete pet recovery
protection for your dog with your adoption fee through Sparky Tags.
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John Lennon was murdered 30 years ago. We'll look back at how Seattleites mourned the death of the former Beatle in a time before the Internet, social media and cell phones.
On November 24, 1971, a man who is referred to as D.B. Cooper hijacked a Boeing 727 on a flight between Portland, Oregon and Seattle. He extorted $200,000 in ransom, and parachuted from the plane. A look back at the hijacking which has become legendary in the Pacific Northwest and the rest of America.
On October 30, 1938, Orson Wells' infamous "War of the Worlds" broadcast across the nation. Fake news of a Martian landing fooled a lot of people on the East Coast, especially around New Jersey, where phony live reports described the alien landing site. But the most infamous panic of all didn't happen in the East. And it wasn't just a single person. It was an entire town, and it happened right here in Washington state.
A lot of strange things happened in October 1962.
In Hollywood, Bobby "Boris" Pickett topped the charts with "Monster Mash." In New York, James Brown recorded his incredible "Live at the Apollo" album. And in Cuba, offensive missile sites were being built, marking the start of the Cuban missile crisis.
Meanwhile, closer to home, the Pacific Northwest was about to face one of the most destructive natural disasters in American history.


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I'VE known John Coleman longer than I've known my wife. In fact, I'd credit him for bringing us together in the first place.
If Accrington Stanley hadn't been doing so well under his leadership I wouldn't have gone to a UniBond away game at Runcorn and bumped into Freda, who was watching the game with her dad.
It's not the only way he has changed my life.
Promotion back into the Football League meant I was in the Radio Lancashire studio quite a lot, doing bits for the sports programmes, and now I've got my own show!
Of all my possessions the best one I have is John Coleman's shirt from the President's Cup final (non-league's equivalent of the Charity Shield) at Burton.
It's about 11 years old and still has his blood stains on it from getting an elbow when he scored.
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It's an absolute body blow to be losing him. I thought he might have gone to someone like Bradford or Preston. I didn't think Rochdale would be on his radar.
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What is PEMF therapy?
PEMF is a revolutionary health technique that utilizes the power of pulsed magnetic fields that have been found to signal healing. Nikoli Tesla first discovered the use of electromagnetic fields sometime back in the 19th century. Medical scientists in the early 20s employed this energy generating power to promote bone healing in fractured bones. European doctors began using the same type of therapy to help patients with many sorts of disorders including cancer, strokes, Parkinsons, as well as for chronic pain. It has been discovered and reported by Columbia University in NYC that Pulsed Magnetic Therapy can be used for nerve regeneration.
How Exactly Does It Work?
Pulsed magnetic fields are created by a plasma generator. This device pulses the fields at the same frequency as the Earths natural magnetic field. This is important as our body is sensitive to frequencies. When it is pulsed properly and at the correct strength, PEMF has been shown to recreate the effects of normal body functions found in wound healing, bone and soft tissue regeneration, as well as in nerve regeneration. It has also been reported to help with autophagy which is the bodies process of hauling away the old dead and dying cells are replacing them with fresh healthy cells.
*Who benefits from PEMF therapy?
In todays world, we live in a very toxic environment. In fact, it is said we eat/breathe/drink 82,000 toxins. These toxins have a harmful effect of altering our bodys DNA and the internal environment in which our cells live and multiply. By altering that environment, many people suffer from early effects of aging and cell death. The result is chronic health conditions.
PEMF stimulates autophagy, a process of removing those sick and dying cells. Therefore, it can be said that really, all of us on the planet will benefit from PEMF. Who will notice the effects of PEMF the most? Well, of course, the people who have the most illness.
We cannot say cure/treat when we talk about PEMF. PEMF merely improves the quality of life and has been shown in many research projects at major universities to help people with strokes/Parkinson's/chronic pain/degenerative health conditions/broken bones that wont heal/depression and non healing open wounds.
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Raspberry Pi has recently seen a surge in popularity, moving into the mainstream as a legitimate teaching platform, and capturing the attention of an even wider audience of computer enthusiasts. Those curious about the platform may wonder what can be done with this technology. With the community of Raspberry Pi hobbyists growing, people are realizing that this single board computer is surprisingly powerful. If you're on the fence about Raspberry Pi, and maybe unsure whether you want to spend the $40 on the platform, take a look at these popular project ideas for this versatile machine, perhaps you'll feel a creative spark.
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Computer enthusiasts often love custom cases, and the small single board of the Raspberry Pi has inspired a large number of custom enclosure projects. By default, the Raspberry Pi is sold as a bare board, without a case. A number of mass produced Pi enclosures can be found online, for example, popular electronics reseller Adafruit makes a sturdy, reasonably priced, clear screw-less case. But many Pi enthusiasts have used the case as an opportunity to showcase their creative talents, creating enclosures ranging from rainbow plastics to Lego to custom woodwork. Though not strictly speaking a technical project, a custom case can provide a great small, introductory fabrication project.
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The ultra-small form factor of the Raspberry Pi makes it perfect for a wearable computing project. Though it sounds like something of a science fiction flight of fancy, wearable computing is becoming more mainstream. Accessible small form factor computers like Raspberry Pi can make wearable applications of technology more prevalent, unlocking many potential uses that were previously not imagined. Google recently received a lot of attention with its foray into augmented reality with its Google Glass project. A number of Raspberry Pi projects have demonstrated that a similar technology can be created using a Raspberry Pi in conjunction with widely available LCD glasses. This provides an affordable, accessible pathway into working with augmented reality.
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Deer culling is slated to begin in Essex County next week.
The deer management program, now in its fifth year, will take a three-pronged approach to curb the deer population and restore the eroding reservations: the deer hunt, deer deflectors on the roadways and a replanting program in the reservations.
"It's not just about culling deer — I love deer, I'm not a hunter — this is a necessity," Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo Jr. said. "There's nothing left for the deer to eat."
DiVincenzo and other county officials outlined plans for this year's deer hunt Wednesday afternoon. The program will run for six-weeks, from Jan. 17 to Feb. 23, at the South Mountain Reservation, the Eagle Rock Reservation and the Hilltop Reservation. The reservations will be closed every Tuesday and Thursday until the end of the hunt.
All parking areas in the reservation will be closed except access to the in the Eagle Rock Reservation.
Fairview Avenue between Durrel Street and Myrtle Avenue in Verona, Cedar Grove and Caldwell will be the only road closed during the days of the hunt. The road will allow traffic from 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays between the morning and afternoon hunting shifts.
In addition to the deer hunt, the program includes the installation of detection devices on county roads that emit a high-pitched noise when cars approach so deer are discouraged from stepping on to the roads. DiVincenzo said the devices help prevent car accidents and enhances the safety of drivers on the roads. The deflectors have been installed along Cherry Lane, Brookside Drive, JFK Parkway and Parsonage Hill Road.
Replanting is also underway as part of the program. To restore the loss of vegetaion, 47 enclosures with eight-foot high fences will be errected in both South Mountain and Eagle Rock Reservations to keep deer and other large animals away from newly planted areas. The fences will remain for 25 years.
DiVincenzo said though the program itself is cost-free for the county, roughly $80,000 to $85,000 will be spent in overtime for sheriff officers and department of public works personnel. Sherriff officers will sweep and secure the reservations prior to the hunt to ensure there is no one inside. Public works crews will also help transport the dead deer to a check station where the deer will be inspected and counted.
Twenty-two licensed and specially trained hunters volunteered for the program and will work morning and afternoon shifts at each of the reservations. The hunters will be perched in trees and must be at least 20 feet off the ground.
Though there is no limit to the number of deer culled by hunters, the county has set goals for the number of deer removed from the reservations: 133 from South Mountain, 86 from Eagle Rock and 141 from Hilltop.
County officials emphasized the program was meant to address the outstanding deer population and the erosion of the reservations.
"This is not a sport hunt," said Dan Bernier, a consultant for the county, and director of the Union County Division of Park Planning and Maintenance. He said any deer with antlers will have its antlers removed and kept by the county for educational purposes.
He said once the deer are removed, they will be distributed to the butcher for processing. Most of the venison will be given to the New Jersey Food Bank to feed the homeless and the needy. Hunters that work at least six shifts will receive 40 pounds of venison.
More than 1,000 deer have been culled in the past four years according to statistics provided by county officials. In 2011, 339 deer were removed from the reservations, 252 deer were removed in 2010, 138 in 2009 and 360 in 2008.
As to when the program will come to end, DiVicenzo said, "This has to continue every year … so that we can bring back the forrest."


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Minnesota Vikings
Harrison Smith - #22 - S
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|Knoxville, TN
|Notre Dame
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|2012, 1st round, 29th pick by Vikings
Good can come from Favre's streak ending
Brett Favre's streak is over at 297 consecutive games, which is hard to believe, but it was the right time to end it.
Vikings-Eagles Week 16 game flexed
The Week 16 Vikings-Eagles game has been flexed to the Sunday-night prime-time slot.
Tickets no longer available for Vikings-Giants at Ford Field
An overwhelming response forced the Lions to announce that tickets will no longer be distributed for Monday night's Vikings-Giants game.
Favre remains doubtful against Giants
Brett Favre expressed doubt to USA Today, and his head coach, Leslie Frazier, did the same to ESPN over whether the QB can play Monday night in Detroit against the Giants.
Vikings discuss moving game to Detroit
The Vikings were thrown into a serious crunch when heavy snowfall severely damaged the roof of Metrodome Stadium, causing the game against the Giants scheduled for Sunday to be moved to Detroit on Monday.
Favre telling teammates he can't play Monday
NFL Network's Jason LaCanfora is reporting that QB Brett Favre is telling his teammates that, even with the Vikings' game being delayed a day and moved to Detroit, he doesn't think he can play Monday.
Collapse could push Metrodome to priority status
Sunday morning's collapse of the Metrodome roof, causing the Vikings-Giants game to move to Detroit, will have a windblown effect that will be felt in several places.
Metrodome roof collapses; Giants-Vikings moved to Ford Field
The roof of the Metrodome in downtown Minneapolis has collapsed and will not be ready to host a football game Monday or Tuesday. The Giants and Vikings will play at Ford Field on Monday night.
Giants-Vikings game moved to Monday night
A heavy snowstorm and blizzard-like conditions have prompted the NFL to reschedule the Sunday game between the Giants and Vikings in Minneapolis. The game is now scheduled for 7 p.m. CT Monday.
Flashback: Vikings' recent Week 14 performances
Take a quick stroll down memory lane with PFW for a recap of the Vikings' Week 14 contests each of the last five seasons.
Giants stranded en route to Minnesota
The Giants were scheduled to fly from New York to Minneapolis this morning, but a severe snowstorm in the Twin Cities forced the team to divert to Kansas City. The team will spend the night in Kansas City, and it ...
Vikings will convert Webb to receiver
Although Brad Childress wanted to try rookie Joe Webb as an NFL quarterback, the new regime is determined to go back to the original plan of converting Webb to a receiver, according to NFC North Whispers.
Vikings' free agents-to-be make cases
RB Adrian Peterson and WR Sidney Rice remain the team's top two priorities for long-term deals, but the Vikings are still considering their other key free agents.
Vikings-Giants matchup of the day: Saturday
Here's another key matchup to watch when the Giants and Vikings meet Sunday at the Metrodome.
Vikings fantasy focus
Let's take a look at the Vikings' fantasy prospects as they get set to face the Giants on Sunday.
Coach Leslie Frazier says Smith and tight end Kyle Rudolph passed the necessary concussion tests this week, clearing the way for them to play in a pivotal NFC North game at Green Bay on Sunday.||||||| Rudolph and Smith both left the game against Chicago last weekend with concussions, and it was unclear earlier this week if they would be available for the game against the Packers.
The Minnesota Vikings have two key starters who must pass post-concussion tests before they can be cleared for action, tight end Kyle Rudolph and strong safety Harrison Smith.||||||| They were hurt in the second half of Minnesota's loss at Chicago on Sunday.
Smith won't be punished further for his shove of an official that drew a 15-yard penalty and automatic ejection from Sunday's game against Tennessee.||||||| Vikings coach Leslie Frazier said Monday the team was told by the NFL that Smith won't be fined or suspended. The rookie was pulled away from a tussle with some Titans players by back judge Steve Freeman in the second quarter, when he pushed Freeman aside. Smith apologized after the game for what he called an "unacceptable" action and for even trying to return to the scrum in the first place. The Vikings won 30-7.
Smith was ejected from the game against Tennessee after pushing an official who was trying to break up an on-field altercation.||||||| Several Titans and Vikings tangled in the second quarter after Minnesota's Antoine Winfield intercepted a pass from Matt Hasselbeck. The hard-nosed Smith was right in the middle of the confrontation, and an official stepped in to try to steer him out of the area. Smith kept jawing with the Titans players, and pushed the official to the side as he tried to get closer to the action. Rookie Robert Blanton replaced Smith at safety on the Vikings' next defensive series.
Smith has been fined $21,000 by the NFL for a hit on San Diego Chargers receiver Mike Willie on Aug. 24.||||||| Smith was drafted out of Notre Dame to add some playmaking and a harder edge to the back end of the defense. The Vikings have been searching for an intimidating presence at that position for years, and Smith gained a reputation for being willing to get physical even against teammates in practice during training camp while competing for a starting job.


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For the second year, coupon books on sale at 24 Rio Grande Valley Blockbuster Video stores will benefit students at The University of Texas-Pan American.
|Marisela Leal, alumni and annual giving assistant, helped support student scholarships by loading up on Blockbuster's Book for a Buck coupon books. The coupon books are on sale now for $1 each in the 24 Valley Blockbuster stores.
Proceeds from the 10,000 coupon books, which cost $1, will be donated to the University. And, as in last year's campaign, Blockbuster has agreed to match proceeds received from the sale.
"Blockbuster is proud to partner with another great community leader, The University of Texas-Pan American," said Dill. "For years, Blockbuster has strived to give back to the communities we serve. There is no better way than helping students get an education."
Last year's campaign raised $20,000 in scholarships for UTPA students.
The books feature coupons for free movie rentals, discounts at restaurants and local businesses, a complimentary fitness center pass and more.


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The following arrest information was supplied by the Second Precinct of the Nassau County Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
Syosset and Woodbury each had burglaries recently, reported Nassau County Police. The Syosset AT&T had assorted merchandise stolen, while at Wren Drive in Woodbury, unknown items were taken.
In Hicksville, a suspect armed with a handgun threatened a victim on Kuhl Avenue, but nothing was taken from the home.
The Second Precinct reported the following crimes:
- April 6: Petit larceny; White Oaks Nursing Home, Woodbury; cash stolen.
- April 22: Burglary; AT&T Wireless, Syosset; assorted merchandise stolen.
- April 24: Grand larceny; Coronet Lane, Plainview; tires and rims stolen from car.
- April 24: Petit larceny; Irene Lane, Plainview; tires and rims stolen from car.
- April 24: Petit larceny; Robin Lane, Plainview; mailbox stolen.
- April 25: Grand larceny; Kathleen Drive, Syosset; fraudulent activity.
- April 25: Grand larceny; Harrison Avenue, Hicksville; car stolen.
- April 25: Burglary; Mabel Street, Hicksville; rear door entry, jewelry, camera, gifts stolen.
- April 26: Robbery; Kuhl Avenue, Hicksville; subject threatened victim with a handgun, nothing taken.
- April 26: Burglary; Wren Drive, Woodbury; unknown items or nothing stolen.
- April 26: Petit larceny; Trader Joe's, Woodbury; iPad stolen from car.
- May 1: Petit larceny; Commercial Street, Plainview; metal beams stolen.
- May 1: Grand larceny; Sagamore Drive, Syosset; cash, GPS, sunglasses stolen from car.
The following arrest information was supplied by the Nassau County Police Department. A criminal charge is only an accusation, and does not indicate convictions.
- April 26: Martin Peralta, 42; charged with reckless endangerment in the second degree; LIE, Jericho.
- April 29: Patrick Cooper, 42; charged with resisting arrest and DWI; LIE, Jericho.
- April 29: Timothy Caraballo, 42; charged with criminal mischief; 7-Eleven, Syosset.
- April 30: Manuel Carbajal, 26; charged with robbery; McKinley Avenue, Hicksville.
- May 1: Jeanne Purnell, 31; charged with reckless endangerment in the second degree and DWI; LIE, Jericho.


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Trip to Sundance didn't pan out? No matter. You've got a pair of formidable alternatives within easy reach. The only question is: Which direction do you drive?
Palm Springs International Film FestivalJanuary 3-14
*Learn choice phrases from languages with umlauts as 100 films from more than 60 countries hit screens.
*A low-key forerunner of awards season, the confab is a chance to beta test your witticisms for living room Oscar parties.
*A-list talent abounds. Robert Zemeckis will be named Director of the Year; dueling blonds Naomi Watts and *Helen Hunt will soak up accolades and sunshine.
*More than a dozen venues are scattered among the region's architectural gems and faux-midcentury modern lofts.
Santa Barbara International Film FestivalJanuary 24-February 3
*Approximately 200 movies, from DIY flicks to documentaries, fill out the lineup. Feeling ennui after that drama from upper Albania? Jell-O shots in frat-tastic Isla Vista will numb the pain.
*Get notes on the screenplay for your LOLcats thriller during master classes with pros.
*Actors Ben Affleck, Amy Adams, and Jennifer Lawrence will receive honors—and possibly a gift card to the Starbucks on State Street. Hit them up for a Frappuccino.
*Budding directors and screenwriters join forces to produce ten films in ten days in the 10-10-10 Student Filmmaking Competition.
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88 Sierra Classic 1 ton dually.
Up for sale is my 1988 GMC Sierra Classic 3500 Dually .2wd It is the 3+3 dual bench seat interior as well as the Sequoia Camper special. The truck has 93,000 original miles on it and the 454 runs like a champ. the interior has no rips or tears in the seats or the carpet. Recently I have put 6 Brand new D load range tires with about 2,000 miles on them, Full tune up, oil change, thermostat , new left hand gas tank, recent shocks and transmission filter and fluid. The interior has a cracked dash that is typical for the year. It has Power locks/windows that all work as well as working cruise control. I also recently had new upper and lower ball joints installed on both sides as well as new front brakes. It has a class V hitch installed as well as an after market 10,000 pound step bumper as well as a true dual exhaust system. It has a new ac compressor and condenser but hasn't been charged in about 6 months. I bought the truck off Lake County GMC truck sales in 2004 and have had it ever since, it had 65k on it when I bought it. Lets be real here, its 23 years old and isnt perfect but theres alot of life left in this work-horse. the frame has a little surface rust but the cab is RUST FREE! There were a few spots I painted when the paint peeled (typical GM problem) but matches the truck. I am asking 5000.00 . This truck truly has to be seen and driven to appreciate it. Its cheap for a 1 ton dually. Its a great truck, I dont need something this big anymore I am done racing so no need for this truck anymore. my loss is your gain! open to all offers! I do not tow alot anymore and well no need for this truck anymore. E mail me if interested firstname.lastname@example.com will send pics1988 GMC Sierra Classic 3500 Dually.
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This location is in Perry Hall. Nearby parks include Honeygo Regional Park, Honeygo Regional Park and Honeygo Regional Park.
Nearby schools include Joppa View Elementary School, Perry Hall High School and Perry Hall Middle School.
The closest grocery stores are Chapel Hills Farm & Nursery, Cecilia's Home Based Business and Con Agra Foods Inc.
Nearby coffee shops include Panera Bread, Starbucks Coffee and Dunkin Donuts. Nearby restaurants include Casa Mia's, McDonald's and Taco Bell.


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SearchFest presents multiple informative learning tracks, workshops, and panel sessions designed to provide direct insight into the most up-to-date strategies and technological advancements in online search marketing and social marketing. Industry experts and thought leaders from around the country deliver in-depth presentations ranging from basic SEM and social media fundamentals to specific advanced techniques.
Media Info.: 2015 press kit not available, yet. Until then take a look at last year's: SearchFest 2014 Press Kit
Check out the awesome speakers that have already signed up for SearchFest 2014 for an idea of what to expect at this great conference.
When:Friday, February 27, 2015 – 7:30 am to 5:00 pm; with Happy Hour 5:00 – 6:00 pm
Where: The Sentinel Hotel – Portland, Oregon
After Party: Join us from 7:00 to 10:00 pm at Punch Bowl Social for a fantastic After Party.
Early Bird Ticket Sales for SearchFest 2015 are slated for August 12, 2014 during our annual Rooftop Networking Party!
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The biggest names in almost every niche of search and social media marketing will be at SearchFest to present on everything from tried-and-true best practice fundamentals in technical and on-page SEO to bleeding edge techniques in mobile search, social media, and link building.
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SEMpdx is proud of the reputation that SearchFest has developed not only for the consistent quality of the presentations and speakers, but the high level of discussion among attendees during breaks and networking opportunities. Meet some of the most passionate search marketers in the country, share techniques, and expand your referral and client networks. A hosted Happy Hour immediately follows the Closing Keynote, with an After Party in the evening at a cool, nearby venue.
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We've taken attendee feedback from previous years' events into account about expanding the length of each session and minimizing transition time between rooms. Each session now features a minimum of 15 minutes of question-and-answer time so that you can help move the panel to discuss the topics that YOU want to hear about.
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If the question is "Would you like to see a video of Shay Maria?" the correct answer is always YES. Shay emerged as an internet sensation a couple of years ago, and though the who's-that-girl hysteria died down long ago (because people know who she is, duh) she's still doing sexy stuff — dancing in music videos, modeling for hip brands, and starring in photoshoots and clips by photographer Kaloopy that tend to get many many thousands of views. Well, here are a few we've found for you that are plenty sexy and Shay-riffic but haven't been so widely seen.
First up is "Tony's Tiger Mama," directed by Kaloopy, part of his series "Nobody Moof," about Tony Sosa, a deranged tough guy who may remind you of a certain Al Pacino character. In this clip Tony explains (without really explaining) how he was raised by tigers. Shay shows up halfway through in skimpy underwear and then very jigglingly shoots a machine gun. We just made up the word "jigglingly" but we feel it's perfect.
Here, also from "Nobody Moof," is "LV, the Best Looking Ball Buster in the World." We are cheating a little bit here because this has had over 25,000 views, but it's the most Shay-centric "Nobody Moof" webisode and anyway we're not counting it as one of the four you haven't seen. Think of this as a bonus.
And these three she made with designer/photographer D.Steezy.
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UPDATE 3:17 p.m. Friday, Jan. 10:
The Lombard Police Department has released a brief statement regarding its ongoing death investigation:
"On the morning of Jan. 9, 2014, the Lombard Police Department responded to a disturbance in the 800 block of South Hammerschmidt. A male subject was located at a private residence and transported to the hospital by paramedics, where he subsequently died. The Lombard Police Department is conducting a death investigation in conjunction with the DuPage County Major Crimes Task Force, the DuPage County State's Attorney's Office and the DuPage County Coroner's Office. While the investigation remains ongoing, there is no danger to the public at large."
Original article, 11:40 a.m. Friday, Jan. 10
Lombard Police Set Up Mobile Command Unit, Cordon Off Home Near Elementary School
A man was found dead in his home, on the 800 block of Hammerschmidt Avenue in Lombard Thursday, according to various sources.
Very few details are available, but a neighbor who lives across the street on Hammerschmidt told Elmhurst Patch the incident happened Thursday, and that the man had been murdered. Lombard police have not released any information, but they did have the home cordoned off with police tape and set up a mobile command unit nearby.
The home is located about a block away from Hammerschmidt Elementary School, just north of the home. A child who lives in the home attends the school, according to Trib Local. At no time were children in danger, Lombard Elementary District 44 Superintendent Jim Blanche told the paper.
This article will be updated as more information becomes available.