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"I bring intensity on the defensive end, first and foremost," he said. "That's what I do, that's my game. I'm definitely going to be a leader for my team." According to Findlay coach Michael Peck, Garrett isn't just saying the right things. "He's got some things you can't teach – athleticism, speed, explosion -- and he's got a knack for defense," he said. "You don't have to beg that out of him. An athlete that will get down and guard? There's not a lot of guys who are willing to do that." On a Findlay team with two high-major Division I guards – Texas-bound point guard Myck Kabongo and Arizona signee Nick Johnson – Garrett plays down low because of the Pilots lack of size. But at St. John's, Garrett will play on the wing. "He's receptive to coaching. " Peck said. "He listens, he goes in and does exactly what you want him to do and he goes hard. That's a big advantage. They'll just continue to build on his skill set on the perimeter."Findlay's Garrett excited about future at St. John's - NYPOST.com
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AMAZING! I had high hopes because I had a watermelon basil salad a while back in San Francisco...but this was even better than I had hoped. I just pureed everything and poured into popsicle molds - no need for an ice cream maker if you don't have one. I can't even describe the flavor - it's kind of how pinapple and coconut come together to make a whole other undescribable flavor (pina colada)....this is the same thing! DELICIOUS and unlike anything else!
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I had no idea this would be so tasty. I wanted a way to use my bumper crop of basil and this is it. I'm making more and going to store it in the freezer. By the way, I do not have an ice cream maker I made mine in a Ziploc freezer container. One batch I added extra basil and about a cup of milk...also WONDERFUL!~ this is an awesome recipe!
Wow. This was unexpectedly delicious! The two ingredients together sounds crazy, but man, it is soo good! I made the sorbet without a machine - it's not difficult as long as you have nothing else to do but scrape the mixture about every 20min for a few hours. Will definitely make again.
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Some proficiency in a foreign language is often needed for international grants and fellowships for research and teaching. The Division of World Languages, Literatures and Cultures [1] at the University of Iowa is a wonderful resource for language learning. Languages offered include: Arabic, Chinese, Czech, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Sanskrit, Spanish, Swahili, and American Sign Language. Want to practice conversation in a foreign language informally? See the opportunities below.
Other critical and less commonly taught languages can be studied through the Autonomous Language Learning Network [2] (ALLNet). For more information please contact Elena Osinskaya, Language Initiatives Manager, DWLLC, 111 Phillips Hall, firstname.lastname@example.com [3], 319-384-3594.
Foreign Language Evaluations: Please see the list below for UI faculty who serve as evaluators for the languages listed. Students seeking Foreign Language Evaluations for Fulbright and other grant applications for languages not listed should contact those individual foreign language departments in the Division of World Languages, Literatures and Cultures. These evaluations should be completed by a professional language teacher, preferably a university professor.
Jitka Sonkova, Lecturer, Asian and Slavic Languages and Literatures, 629 Phillips Hall, email@example.com [4], 319-335-1278
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We have seen the growth of e-tailing in India in past 2 years and we agree that it is here to stay and grow. Offline retailers have now started to evaluate e-tailing.
At Spice Hotspot, we are building a strategic view on e-tailing. Spice is a category leader in physical retail, hence, our strategy on e-tailing has to account for it. It is not a new sector that we are entering into, so any views that we form on e-tailing have to be in the context of our present retail business. We also need to realize that physical retail itself in India is a high growth market. Our objective is to maintain the leadership position in overall retail, not in e-tailing or physical retail alone.
As we start to develop perspective on e-tailing business, three key questions emerge:
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- If we aren't present in e-tailing, will our retail aspirations suffer?
- If we are present in e-tailing, will it adversely affect our retail business?
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The New Mary Rose Museum, at the Historic Dockyards in Portsmouth, England, will be a remarkable experience for visitors when it opens in time for London 2012. But visiting the small museum that tells the story now is remarkable too.
About 1,000 of the objects recovered from the Mary Rose are currently on display. More than 19,000 objects were retrieved from Henry VIII's flagship when it rested on the bottom of the Solent, the channel that separates England's south coast from the Isle of Wight. They include objects that don't exist anywhere else - that have only been seen in paintings or written about in contemporary accounts and inventories. One item, a musical instrument known as a still shawm, for example, was believed to have been invented 50 years after the Mary Rose sank in 1545. The instrument, a precursor of the oboe, went down and was recovered waterlogged but intact, in its box.
As of July 2010, 465 years after the Mary Rose heeled over and sank, the ship is out of sight undergoing preservation. Until 2011, she is being sprayed 24/7 with a mixture of water and polyethylene glycol, a wax that penetrates the timbers of the hull. When dry, the impregnated timbers should, like bog oak, last at least 70,000 years.
In 2012, when the new Mary Rose Museum opens to the public, the hull will be in a kind of hot box, drying out but visible through glass with her artifacts displayed over three levels, opposite. In 2016, the drying process will be complete, the glass will be removed and visitors will be able to traverse walkways that will pass through the hull.
Buying a Plank for the Mary RoseThe preservation of the Mary Rose and the creation of a museum to house her will cost £35million. So far, £29.5million has been raised, including, in 2008, the largest Heritage Lottery Fund grant ever awarded - £21 million. Among the many fund raising initiatives, one that might interest visitors is the chance to buy a plank. Many of the Mary Rose artifacts bear the cyphers or other marks engraved on them by the sailors who owned them. These marks are going to be etched on the the wooden outer cladding of the new museum. Donors who buy a plank (for £50 to £1,000) can have their own marks added.
And Why Does it Matter?
Like a lot of people, when the Mary Rose was raised in 1982, I was only marginally interested. I didn't really understand what all the fuss was about. She was a wrecked battle ship, not a treasure ship. So what?
I could not have been more wrong. Mary Rose holds a vital place in British history. The techniques used to preserve and retrieve her artifacts advanced the sciences of underwater archaeology and material conservation. The historical discoveries changed much of our understanding of Tudor England. Read on to find out why.


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PETERSBURG, Va. (AP) -- Petersburg area tourism officials are hoping to capitalize on director Steven Spielberg's upcoming film based on the final days of Abraham Lincoln.
Petersburg Area Regional Tourism is planning a "Walk in Lincoln's Footsteps" initiative to coincide with the release of "Lincoln" in November. The movie was filmed in Petersburg and the Richmond area.
The tourism initiative includes signs that will be placed at various spots Lincoln visited in the region during the final days of the Civil War. There also will be a brochure for a self-guided tour and a DVD.
The city of Petersburg is developing a walking tour highlighting the sights and areas that Spielberg used in filming the movie.
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Ask any Clevelander about their favorite regional foods and Stadium Mustard is sure to be near the top of the list. We North Coast residents love our mustard, that spicy brown concoction sure to keep you warm during a cold autumn football or baseball game.
Two Kinds of Mustard:
There are actually two different brands of Cleveland mustard. The first is Bertman's Ballpark Mustard and the newer and more common one is Authentic Stadium Mustard. The later is the official mustard of Progressive Field and is featured at 150 stadiums and arenas throughout the United States.
The Taste:
For out-of-towners, Stadium Mustard has a rich brown color and a spicy, semi-hot taste. It's perfect on the hot dogs at Progressive Field or on bratwurst cooked out of the grill. It's reminiscent of a German mustard, but not quite as complex.
Buying Stadium Mustard:
Stadium Mustard is available at most Northeast Ohio groceries. For those out of the area, it can be ordered by the case from the manufacturer's Web site.
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BENSON — It was definitely a Johnston County Classic. Visiting Cleveland just managed to get in the last lick.
Isaac Martin carried 25 times for 114 yards and two touchdowns, including the winner and an insurance two-point conversion with 1:18 to play as the Rams beat rival West Johnson 30-23 in front of a standing-room-only crowd Friday night.
Quarterback Aaron Farmer rushed 12 times for 152 yards, also completing 10 of 19 passes for 121 yards and two scores for the Rams.
Cleveland (2-1) of the new Two Rivers 3A was coming off a 45-44 victory against Greater Neuse River 4A power Garner, arguably the biggest win in the history of the three-year-old program.
Jimmy Williams and I are really good friends, and theyve got a great coaching staff, Rams coach Marc Morris said. We knew it was going to be a battle. Our offense executed there at the end and we were fortunate to get a win.
West (2-1), a member of the GNRC, had easily defeated Two Rivers 3A members Smithfield-Selma and South Johnston in its first two games.
Sophomore quarterback Jarvin Holder completed 17 of 30 passes for 174 yards and a touchdown and ran for another to lead the Wildcats.
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West led 9-7 at halftime.
The Rams scored on their first possession as Martin scooted around the right end from 15 yards out to complete a seven-play, 61-yard drive. Johnson added the conversion with 7:58 left in the first.
West came back later in the period, as Alex Mattes hit a 28-yard field goal at 1:02.
The Wildcats took advantage of a turnover to claim the halftime lead. Nay Fuller recovered a Cleveland fumble at the Rams 47, and seven plays later Cameron Williams charged in from three yards out at 6:55. Mattes kick was wide and the score remained 9-7.
West took advantage of another miscue to stretch the lead in the third. After Josh Collier recovered a Rams fumble at the Cleveland 37, West needed seven plays before Holder scored on a keeper to the right side at 5:44. Mattes added the kick.
Cleveland trimmed the lead on its next possession, going 80 yards in 10 plays with Farmer hitting Corey Brown in the right rear corner of the end zone from nine yards out at 1:08. Johnsons conversion made it 16-14.
The Rams took the lead with 9:44 to go on Farmers 24-yard pass to Taiquan Dixon to end a five-play, 84-yard march. Martin ran for the conversion to make it 22-16.
This is a huge win because its a community win, Farmer said. We had some adversity, but as we say in practice, when something goes wrong, the next play is the most important play.
West got the advantage again at 6:33, when Mattes conversion kick put the Wildcats ahead after Holders 6-yard pass to Kasual Cantey to end a seven-play, 42-yard drive.
But when the Rams got the ball for the last time with 2:09 left, they went 81 yards in five plays with Martin going in from 6 yards out and tacking on the two-point conversion run.
That last touchdown felt pretty good, Martin said. We knew West was going to play a great game against us, but we kept fighting until the end.


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The Department of Public Works will be hosting two community meetings for residents whose property may be impacted by upcoming waste water improvements.
According to an email from Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke, work to improve the city's was water system as dictated by a consent decree with the federal government will begin in spring 2013.
The city will hold two meetings in North Baltimore to take with residents about how the work may impact their property.
The first meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m., on Dec. 11 at the Academy for College and Career Exploration, 1300 W. 36th St. in Hampden.
The second meeting is set for 6 p.m., Dec. 12 at Johns Hopkins University at Eastern, 1101 E. 33rd St. in Waverly.
Residents who have property that will be accessed to complete the work should have received a letter from the city last summer and fall, according to Clarke's email.
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Friday, Feb. 8
12:04 p.m.: The Westwood Fire Department responded to a house on Oak Street where a carbon monoxide alarm was sounding. No readings found, but the house was ventilated as a precaution.
Saturday, Feb. 9
11:57 a.m.: A caller reported two males hitchhiking on High Street. The men were able to get a ride before officers responded
12:24 p.m.: Officers responded to a snow blower on fire on Crystal Hill Terrace. The fire was extinguished prior to arrival, but the fire department wet the machine down as a precaution.
4:04 p.m.: A person went in to the Westwood Police Department looking for ride. While in the station an officer ran the man's name and discovered that there was a warrant for his arrest out of Dedahm District Court. Kevin McCue, 45, 36 Walpole St., Norwood, was arrested for violating an abuse prevention order.
9:51 p.m.: Firefighters responded to Stonemeadow Drive for an oven fire. The fire was contained in the oven.


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---- — HAVERHILL — This could be the most interesting State of the City speech in some time.
Mayor James Fiorentini said he will deliver the annual update on the city during City Council's Feb. 26 meeting at City Hall.
UMass-Lowell officials have said they will identify the property for the satellite campus in downtown Haverhill on Feb. 25.
The university announced last week that two property owners are in the running to host the mini-campus, but school officials have declined to identify the bidders or the properties under consideration.
At a recent City Council meeting, one councilor said the selection process has been too secretive and lacks local input. Other councilors said they trust the process and are confident it will be successful.
Councilor Thomas Sullivan said he believes the mayor intends to reveal more details about the college's search for a downtown property at the State of the City speech.
If that's the plan, Fiorentini isn't saying.
"It is a coincidence," the mayor said of the timing. "The speech will not focus around UMass-Lowell. I have not decided yet if it will be a portion of the speech or not."
Fiorentini — who won election to a modern Haverhill record fifth two-year term last year — said his speech will be titled "A Vision for Tomorrow." The mayor said his message will focus on city finances, economic development and efforts to attract young people to Haverhill.
"There is a spirit of optimism about the city's future," Fiorentini said. "Haverhill's population is going up and that's a good thing. Young people are staying here and moving back."
A decade ago, the mayor said Haverhill High graduates couldn't wait to leave the city.
"Young people are moving here because it's affordable and for the downtown scene," he said. "But to keep them here, we need to focus on quality of life issues like public education and affordability. Our population is growing, but the challenge is can we sustain it."
Fiorentini said the city ended last year with a budget surplus for the first time in many years. Most of the surplus was stashed away as cash reserves, he said.
"Whether we have another surplus depends on the level of services we want," the mayor said. "Our level of service isn't what I want, but we have to be careful about what we spend."
Overall, the mayor said the city's workforce is down 26 percent since he took office nine years ago.
"Our spending stays about the same every year except in areas we can't control," he said. Those areas the city can't control, the mayor said, include health insurance, pensions and school spending, which by law increases annually, he said.
Fiorentini has given a State of the City speech annually except last year. In 2011, he announced the coming of two new businesses to Haverhill — Swix Sport USA, a worldwide manufacturer of ski equipment and clothing, and a Boston Chowda restaurant downtown. Executives from Swix Sport and two other companies — Magellan Aerospace and Southwick Clothing — announced plans to add jobs at their Haverhill locations during the mayor's speech.
Fiorentini also highlighted efforts to revive downtown with restaurants and upscale residential complexes, push through health care changes for city workers that he said has saved the city $11 million since he took office in 2004, and reduce sick leave use by city workers.
The mayor also announced several new programs and challenged the School Committee and school unions adopt the same health care changes that city workers had agreed to. The schools have since adopted many of the health care reforms.
Fiorentini also asked the City Council and School Committee for their support for a new program he planned to create to raise money to repair aging and deteriorated schools by selling unused school buildings and property. He said the fund was needed to pay the city's share of state and federal grants that could be used to replace school roofs, boilers, lighting systems and windows. That project led to $5 million in state-subsidized repairs to four city schools.


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Spider monkeys Willie and Bonnie bonded instantly.
After each suffered the loss of a cage mate, both monkeys needed a new friend. Willie moved to Sarasota Jungle Gardens from Gatorama, in Palmdale. She and Bonnie were joined together in one cage Tuesday, May 5, after they had been placed in separate enclosures during the quarantine stage.
Many wondered if the 30-year-old females would be compatible. When Willie stretched her golden arm out to meet Bonnie's charcoal fur, it was evident by their sounds and body language that the two would be fast friends.
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NFL: Dolphins-Seahawks game not televised locally Sunday
The Miami Dolphins' game against the Seattle Seahawks will not be on local network television Sunday.
Since the Dolphins are hosting an NFC opponent, FOX has the television rights. Local affiliate WFTX-TV is showing the Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, which is at 1 p.m., the same time as the Dolphins game. That station usually shows the Bucs games.


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FAIRMONT — "The chamber is the heartbeat of every community," Gov. Joe Manchin told a crowd of approximately 375 people during the Marion County Chamber of Commerce's 55th Annual Dinner.
Members of the business community gathered at Fairmont State University's Falcon Center Thursday night for the event, which also serves as the chamber's annual meeting. A reception in the Colebank Hall Gym led up to the dinner and program.
Fairmont General Hospital was the Platinum Sponsor this year. Gold, silver and bronze sponsors also provided support for the event.
The chamber's events committee, which Jennifer Weist chairs, and an annual dinner committee worked all year to plan the meeting, which is known as a premier business event for Marion County. This is organization's biggest event of the year, and the chamber always expects a large crowd.
Manchin, who served as the keynote speaker, spoke of "the vitality and vibrancy of this area." He challenged everyone to set a goal to keep the young, talented people here.
He said it takes three things to be successful: a product, value and serviceability. A lot of opportunities are available in Marion County, and West Virginia has more people with life experiences than anywhere in the country, Manchin said.
"I believe in you more than you believe in yourself," he said. "I am so proud of each and every one of you."
"I believe in our state."
The gala-type evening also highlighted some of the chamber's initiatives and major achievements during the past year.
"Our No. 1 goal this past year was to find a way to get the Gateway Connector completed," Tina Shaw, president of the chamber, said.
She said the chamber knew that the completion of the Gateway Connector project would lead to further development in the area.
"We have so much to be thankful for in Marion County," Shaw said. "Great things are happening in Marion County, and there's a lot more to come."
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FAIRMONT — "The chamber is the heartbeat of every community," Gov. Joe Manchin told a crowd of approximately 375 people during the Marion County Chamber of Commerce's 55th Annual Dinner.
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US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
Osama bin Laden, the face of global terrorism and architect of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, was killed in a firefight with elite American forces Monday, then quickly buried at sea in a stunning finale to a furtive decade on the run.
Construction around FSU
Construction matters were on the minds of the Fairmont State Board of Governors Thursday as they discussed projects to widen Locust Avenue and the continuing renovation of the historic Kennedy Barn.
First, a project to widen Locust Avenue to three lanes has been a priority for the state for several years.
Goal: Redevelop site of former black Elks
City officials are hoping to solicit a buyer to redevelop the former site of the former black Elks building at the corner of Everest Drive and Cleveland Avenue.
Following the structure's emergency demolition last weekend, city manager Jim Snider said the city is hoping someone will come forward to develop the site and recoup the city's $72,000 demolition cost.
Investigation continues into suspicious container, plastic jug that were blown up
Fairmont police detectives will continue their investigation into a suspicious can and jug that were blown up late Friday night by a State Police bomb squad, police said.
No one was injured, but the incident forced drivers to detour around Fairmont Avenue from Seventh to 10th streets while the area was secured and the containers were safely destroyed.
Years of planning, work lead to new Baxter fire hall
In 1968, the Baxter Volunteer Fire Department opened its doors for the first time.
The department had its humble beginnings in a small pole building near the ball field. Over the years, the firefighters made do with the small building, adding on as they could, according to Destry Jones, Baxter fire chief.
AmberView participation rising
Fairview Middle School has a higher percentage of students enrolled in AmberView than any other school in the state, officials said Friday.
AmberView is an innovative program, developed in West Virginia, that assists law enforcement by quickly issuing an up-to-date digital picture of a missing or abducted child. AmberView officials have seen participation rise dramatically in the last year.
Police investigate, detonate suspected bomb
West Side's main thoroughfare was blocked for hours while police investigated and then detonated a suspected bomb Friday night.
Fairmont City Police responded to a report of a suspicious package Friday after a 911 call from a passerby.
Student housing at FSU booming
While enrollment may be down at Fairmont State this year, student housing is booming.
The university's board of governors received preliminary enrollment numbers at its meeting Thursday.
Jay to speak at convention
U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller, an early supporter of Sen. Barack Obama, will be a speaker at the Democratic National Convention in Denver later this month, a campaign aide said.
Rockefeller, 71, who is seeking a fifth-straight term in the Senate, will speak on Wednesday, Aug. 27, said Jessica Tice, his campaign press secretary.
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"The chamber is the heartbeat of every community," Gov. Joe Manchin told a crowd of approximately 375 people during the Marion County Chamber of Commerce's 55th Annual Dinner.
Members of the business community gathered at Fairmont State University's Falcon Center Thursday night for the event, which also serves as the chamber's annual meeting.
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The trial of Joe Gentz, the handyman charged with first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder in the strangulation death of Grosse Pointe Park resident Jane Bashara, is set for January 7, according to the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office.
The trial is scheduled nearly a year after Jane Bashara was found strangled in her SUV in Detroit last January.
Gentz was arraigned on the charges of murder and conspiracy in Wayne County Third Circuit Court on Tuesday morning. According to an article in the Detroit Free Press, Gentz entered a not guilty plea. If convicted, Gentz is facing up to life in prison on both of the charges.
Gentz has reportedly told investigators that he was paid to kill Jane Bashara by her husband Bob Bashara.
Last week, Bob Bashara pleaded guilty to hiring a hitman to kill Joe Gentz while Gentz is in prison. Bashara will be sentenced on Nov. 20 and faces up to life in prison.
Bashara is identified as a person of interest in the investigation into his wife's murder but he has not been charged in connection with her death.


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Charity Bookshop.The Charity Bookshop offers incredible bargains on new and used books. Located in Groton at 591 Poquonnock Road, the shop is one of my favorite local destinations. Yet, it is probably the best-kept secret in CT. You can find the Charity Bookshop in Trails Corners on the Groton campus of The Child and Family Agency of Southeastern CT. MapQuest will lead you there if you click on
Prices are unbeatable with hard-cover books priced at just $2.00, while paperbacks sell for either $.50 or $1.00. A handful of art books and coffee table books are marked at $5.00. Children's books range in price from .20 to $1.00.
Readers will find a wonderful selection of fiction, non-fiction and some beautiful children's books. Fiction ranges from bestsellers, written by popular authors, to quality offerings, penned by first-time authors. At these prices, I don't hesitate to try new authors and I've come home with some wonderful books that I might have overlooked in a larger store. Books move in and out of the shop on a regular basis, so I recommend that you visit often.
The Charity Bookshop is open three days a week, on Wednesday and Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM and on Thursday from 2 PM to 5 PM. Watch for the "Open" flag!
The shop is operated by a team of friendly, helpful volunteers who are members of the Groton Auxiliary of The Child and Family Agency of Southeastern CT. The volunteers hail from Groton, Mystic, Stonington, Ledyard, Gales Ferry and Waterford.
The Charity Bookshop welcomes donations of clean, gently used books. Volunteers will be happy to show you around and assist you whenever you visit the shop.
The Child and Family Agency (CFA) provides a variety of social services to 17,000 children and families at risk in New London, Middlesex and New Haven counties. CFA is the largest, private, non-profit social service provider to children in southeastern CT. You can learn more about The Child and Family Agency by visiting http://cfapress.org.
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You will find the Charity Bookshop in Trails Corners on the Groton campus of The Child and Family Agency of Southeastern CT. MapQuest will lead you there if you click on Charity Bookshop.
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I am looking for the book Make way for Ducklings, I need two copies of it if anybody knows where I can get copies of it I would appreciate it.
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I recently saw Make Way for Ducklings at the Charity Bookshop. I cannot guarantee that it's still there, but I will ask our volunteers to look for it on Saturday. The shop is open from 10 AM to 4 PM on Sat. We are also open on Wed. from 10 to 4 and on Thursday from 2 PM until 6 PM. We have a huge selection of children's books. Please stop by and our volunteers may have Make Way for Ducklings set aside for you.
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NORMAN — Funeral services for Mrs. Maymie J. Stansberry, 82, of Norman will begin at 10 a.m. Monday in The Chapel of the Havenbrook Funeral Home, 3401 Havenbrook Street in Norman with Reverend Bruce Ingram officiating.
Maymie was born October 4, 1930, in Prague, Okla., the daughter of Harry Bryan and Pearl Eliza (Leonard) Hayes. She passed away Thursday evening, April 18, 2013 at Norman Regional Hospital following a brief illness.
Maymie was united in marriage to Mr. Aubrey Eugene "Gene" Stansberry on August 17, 1946, in Lawton, Okla.,
They moved to Iowa for a brief time before moving back to Oklahoma, settling in Norman in 1949. Maymie spent most of her time at home, taking care of her three children, Cindi, Carol and Randall. She also was employed as a clerk with the Norman Retail Men's Credit Bureau for 11 years, retiring in 1976.
In retirement, Maymie enjoyed reading, crocheting and being with her family, preparing and serving home cooked meals. She was a member of Trinity Baptist Church, volunteering in the church nursery for many years.
Maymie is survived by her son, Randall Stansberry and his wife, Diane of Norman; one sister, Loretta Richardson of Shawnee, Okla.; one son-in-law, Don Jewell of Noble, Okla.; seven grandchildren, Sam Wampler and his wife, Lori of Oklahoma City, Brent Jewell and his wife, Lori of Norman, Charm Fakhrshafaei and her husband, Reza of Oklahoma City, Beth Mitchell, and her husband, Jarryl of Norman, Amy Jewell of Norman, Shannon Benson of Norman, and Brian Stansberry of Norman,; 11 great grandchildren, Rachael, Emily, Kamron, Kyle, Cyn-Tia, Spencer, Gage, Caleb, Kayla, Josh and Morgan.
Maymie was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Gene Stansberry; her two daughters, Cindi Wampler and Carol Jewell; one brother, Harry Hayes; one sister, Wanda Stewart; and one grandson-in-law, Todd Benson.
Burial concludes in the Norman I.O.O.F Cemetery. Arrangements for Maymie and her family were placed in the care of the Vice family at the Havenbrook Funeral Home of Norman. Online condolences may be shared at havenbrookfuneralhome.com
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Hey, Fox Sports Southwest, if you're going to eulogize Nebraska and Tom Osborne, at least you could have used better source material. via cache2.allpostersimages.com Delossus and Dan Beebety...
Okay, not really, but really, Ndamukong Suh is pushing to be the most popular man in Nebraska. The current officeholder, of course, is Tom Osborne, which can mean only one thing: we're about to witness the nicest blood vendetta in history, dadgummit. Mark my words: there will almost be swearing and somewhere, somehow, someone will grimace in chagrin at the lengths to which these two men will go to not offend anyone.
What's the biggest story here: A) Tom Osborne was not always a weathered octogenarian; B) The egregiously unnecessary quotes around the "N" on the jacket; C) Tom Osborne looks like a clean-shaven, unbespectacled Spencer Hall.
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Canvas on Backboard.Adidas' slogan is "Impossible is Nothing," which apparently seems to be the motto that anyone hoping to visit the shoe giant's new Olympic-themed art exhibit needs to use to find the place. The exhibit, titled "Sport in Art," is not an easy place to get to, and certainly, you wouldn't guess from the dinosaur statue outside the museum that inside, they're housing art by U.S. Olympians like Allyson Felix, Tyson Gay and Jeremy Wariner, along with a few other names you might recognize: Gilbert Arenas (pictured above), David Beckham, Lionel Messi and Ian Thorpe. The exhibit -- which started in Shanghai and has toured five cities in China this year -- is open here in Beijing until the end of the Games.
It's our duty here at the Rocky's Olympic blog to take you inside things (un)related to these Games. So enjoy an inside access tour of "Sport in Art." The address for how to get to the exhibit is after the slideshow. It's a bit easier to find it if you have it.


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For all the reputations lost in the hunt for the next big thing, many will still be confidently staked on 19-year-old Brazilian soccer starlet Neymar. The list of European clubs linked with the Santos striker reads like the draw for the quarter-finals of the Uefa Champions League, with Chelsea, by many accounts, set to become his next employer this summer.
The sponsors courting him are just as high profile, and he has worked with both renowned agency Traffic Sports Management and, from April 2011, former Brazil striker Ronaldo's 9ine. Nike recently signed the striker to an 11-year deal, while Panasonic spent US$2.4 million to secure his services for two years in March. Given the impression he has already made in Brazilian soccer, their interest is hardly surprising. Neymar averages nearly a goal every two games for Santos – a rate which is rising – and thrills their fans with pace and bewildering close control.
Unfazed by inevitable comparisons with Santos great Pele, he has slipped comfortably into the famous yellow shirt of his national team. His first three appearances brought three goals, with two on his first major European appearance against Scotland at London's Emirates Stadium. Neymar was forthright when a racism row flared briefly after that game, and has also demonstrated a welcome capacity for mischief. Celebrating a typically brilliant individual goal in April's 3-2 Copa Libertadores win over Colo-Colo, the teenager pulled on a mask of his own face – upside down. The referee failed to see the funny side, dismissing the youngster for a second bookable offence, but the incident made for a worldwide YouTube hit.
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GAINESVILLE -- Alachua County health officials say they are finding record numbers of mosquitoes across all parts of the county.
In their most recent count for September, officials say they found about 6,000 culex mosquitoes in various light traps around the county, all within a 24 hour period. That's compared to the average number of 2,000.
According to health officials, the culex variety of mosquitoes are the kind most likely to transmit the West Nile virus.
"There are high numbers of the culex variety right now," said Todd Harris of the Alachua County Health Department. "It is the greatest number of this variety for the month of September that we've seen within the last 6 years."
In light of their findings, health department officials are reminding residents to take all the normal precautions against mosquitos, including draining any standing water near your home.
Despite the high levels of mosquitoes, officials say there have been no traces of West Nile virus found in any of the county's sentinel chicken population so far. They attribute the high numbers of mosquitoes to record rainfall amounts in the month of July.
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The main house was progressively designed with an advantageous open floor plan with elevated or cathedral ceilings and a blueprint that encourages uniting families and streamlined entertaining. It has also been beautifully enhanced with premier materials, such as marble and exceptional wood finishes and unique accents that will have visitors describing its guise long after their stay. The central house consists of a formal living and dining room, kitchen, family room, laundry, an office/den, four bedrooms, two fireplaces and three full baths throughout two levels of living space. The second property offers a living room, dining room, kitchen, an office/den, two bedrooms, a fireplace and two full baths, all on one convenient level.
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SHAMOKIN DAM - A group of state representatives and senators from the region announced this morning that they have received a commitment from the state for $558 million over the next 10 years to fund the construction of the Central Susquehanna Valley Thruway project.
The funding will be included as part of the state's 1.8 billion transportation funding plan, which will be considered this year in the state legislature.
During today's press conference at the Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce office, state Department of Transportation Secretary Barry Schoch announced that the Corbett Administration, as part of its proposed 2013-14 Transportation Funding Plan, will allocate $558 million dollars for the Valley's 12.4 mile project over the next 10 years.
The funding plan is proposed as part of the PennDOT Decade of Investment bill, which legislators hope to pass by July 1 with bipartisan support.
"This is an exciting time for our region," Yaw said. "The CSVT represents the single largest economic development project in the Susquehanna Valley spanning two Senatorial Districts," Yaw added. "This announcement, together with the recent announcement by Moxie Energy, LLC to build two natural gas power plants in our area, would constitute nearly $2 billion dollars worth of investment in our area. This is historic."
If approved by the General Assembly, the Department of Transportation plans to fund and construct the CSVT between the Selinsgrove Interchange of US 11/15 in Monroe Township, Snyder County, and the PA 45 Interchange on PA 147 in West Chillisquaque Township, Northumberland County.
"A completed CSVT would be a tremendous boost to our regions freight network," Yaw added. "In addition to creating significant jobs, the project will most importantly reduce traffic congestion and improve safety for residents and area businesses. Four decades is far too long to see any project begin. I'm hopeful that we can finally make the CSVT a reality."


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OpenDNS is a free DNS provider that is not exclusive to education but that has been widely adopted since its relatively recent launch in 2006. The company told us it's signing up "hundreds" of schools per day at this point and handling between 2.9 billion and 3.6 billion DNS requests daily. It's been adopted by schools largely for its various Web security features, which include:
Said David Ulevitch, CEO of OpenDNS, "OpenDNS saw unprecedented growth in the education space in 2007, and for good reason. A safe Internet shouldn't be something that's unavailable to kids, but dealing with a restrictive budget makes running a network for a learning institution and keeping kids safe online challenging. By using OpenDNS, network administrators at schools can easily manage network DNS and at the same time, make the Internet experience safer for the kids on their network. We're thrilled to be providing such an excellent and valuable service to network administrators at schools."
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I read in the paper that the Allegany County Board of Education has proposed to raise the cost of school lunches by 5 cents to $2.20 in elementary schools and $2.40 for middle and high schools.
When I was a Keyser High School senior in 1965, a school lunch cost 25 cents. According to davemanuel.com's Inflation Calculator, this amounts to $1.82 today. That's about one hot dog, tax included, and nothing to wash it down with.
Some of us complained about having to pay a quarter for lunch. We thought that was too much.
But ... we were kids. I don't recall what we thought a fair price for lunch would be — although we would have paid more than a quarter for lunch if we went to one of our hangouts to eat.
We certainly would have spent more than that playing the pinball machines at a nickel a game.
Also, most of us weren't coughing up quarters that we'd had to earn for ourselves. We got lunch money from our parents.
I ate at either the school cafeteria (where my parents ate as teachers), my grandparents' house a couple of blocks from the school, or the lunch counter in Romig's Drug Store.
Romig's was usually full, so the trick was to get out of school and get there ahead of everybody else.
You tried to do the same thing with the cafeteria line, although if you snuck out of class before the lunch bell sounded over the intercom and got caught, you were sent to the absolute end of what was a really long line.
Some of my classmates and I were talking about Romig's recently at our monthly dinner, specifically about the prefabricated sandwiches that were heated in a toaster oven.
"The same company that made the sandwiches made the oven, and the name was on the side of the oven," said the fellow who was sitting across the table from me. "But I can't remember what the name was."
Nobody else could remember, but we agreed that one of our favorite sandwiches was called a "Torpedo." It consisted of ham-like sliced meat and some kind of cheese on a small hoagie roll.
The Torpedo and other sandwiches came in a cellophane wrapper that charred a little bit but didn't burn in the oven. You had to wait to open the package, otherwise you'd burn your fingers the same way you always burned the roof of your mouth with the first slice of pizza.
The bun was toasty and crunchy on the outside, but soft on the inside, and you dressed the sandwich with mustard or ketchup.
I have found an Internet blog that is devoted to Stewart In-Fra-Red Sandwiches. It contains comments from folks whose recollections were similar to those voiced by my friends and me. Reading them made me hungry.
This blog specifically mentions the Torpedo, as well as other sandwiches called the Chuckwagon and the Pizzaburger.
My Romig's lunch usually consisted of two Torpedoes and a chocolate milkshake. This cost 75 cents. I can close my eyes and still taste this lunch, and so could my buddy across the table. For that matter, he and I (and most of our friends) still can taste the chili dogs from Custard's Last Stand.
Shortly before the old Keyser High was vacated to make way for the new school, I took a tour of the place. This was more than 30 years after I had graduated, and I hadn't been inside the building for a long time.
There was an air of mild shabbiness and disrepair I didn't remember from my school days. It felt a bit cold, dark and lonely, and I had a sad feeling of "This was my home, and I loved it, but I don't belong here any more."
Our visit to the cafeteria generated a flood of flashbacks.
It was there that a milestone event took place in the history of the Goldsworthy/Calemine Combined Family on Sept. 18, 1961.
Word came that Dag Hammerskjold, the secretary-general of the United Nations, had died in a crash during a flight across Africa. This was a big deal. People still respected the U.N., and Hammerskjold was particularly well-regarded.
Mary Calemine, sister-in-law of Fort Hill English teacher Mary Calemine, was the librarian. She showed up at the teachers' table during lunch hour that day, asking, "Is it true? Was he killed in a plane crash?"
She was told that it was true.
"What kind of plane was it?" she asked, and my dad — the principal — replied, "Air." (I am in many respects my father's son.)
Mary's favorite eight-letter word was the same as Harry Truman's favorite eight-letter word, and it refers to what was left behind after Ferdinand went to another part of the pasture.
Her response to my father's answer was to bellow this word loudly enough to be heard outside the crowded and noisy cafeteria, and then to turn a shade of red that would have made Fort Hill Mary proud. It got really quiet.
The cafeteria food actually was quite good. Sarah Avers was in charge of the kitchen, and she and her staff were devoted to their work.
They served us corn bread and bean soup that all who ate them would have put up against any corn bread and bean soup on the planet.
We also had the usual peanut butter sandwiches, cheese sandwiches, hamburgers, hot dogs, tomato soup, vegetable soup, different varieties of mystery meat (nobody had heard of "pink slime" back then) and so on. Not much different than school lunches today.
Spaghetti was on the menu one day in the eighth grade when I was sitting next to the oldest male friend I have in this life.
No doubt inspired by what was on his plate, Jim told what I now refer to as "The Spittoon Joke" (which you can find on the Internet, but beware; it's not for the faint of stomach).
Suddenly, he and I were left with eight other plates of spaghetti besides our own to deal with.
It wasn't easy, and it took us a while, but we managed.


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Former Columbus High basketball star Marc Upshaw had his jersey retired in a ceremony in between the girls and boys games between Columbus and Shaw on Tuesday night.
Upshaw played four seasons at Columbus from 1976-79, averaging double-doubles as a junior and senior.
He averaged 22 points and 10 rebounds in his junior season, and 30 points and 11 rebounds as a senior before playing at the University of Rhode Island.
"It's very special," Upshaw said after the ceremony. "It's great to be honored, but it's even more for my family. It has a lot of meaning for me and for my daughters. It's nice to know that they can say that's something that their dad accomplished."
Upshaw said that being in the Columbus gym amongst friends and family brought back a lot of memories from his playing days.
"I have some old teammates here, which is very special," he said. "It brings back a lot of memories."
Upshaw's friend and partner in
the SaMarc Dream and Achieve Foundation, former Blue Devils star Sam Mitchell, was on hand to introduce Upshaw.
Mitchell, who played 13 seasons and coached for three more in the NBA, said that Upshaw was the greatest basketball player to come out of Columbus.
"To me, he's the greatest player to play here," Mitchell said.
"If it wasn't for Marc, there wouldn't have been me. I think this honor is long overdue."
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West End Borders to close
Bankrupt bookseller Borders Group yesterday announced another round of store closures, including its location at 2525 West End, near Vanderbilt University.
The store, which will close by late May, is among 28 new closures Borders announced yesterday. When it first filed for Chapter 11 protection, the retailer announced a list of some 200 store closures, including its Cool Springs location.
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Sonic Youth are reportedly in the final stages of recording their new album, the band's first since 2006's Rather Ripped. Thurston Moore tells Uncut the new album, which is still being called The Eternal, is "a record replete with juicy supersonic songs!" The band hopes to release their 16th studio album in June and will be their first as members of Matador Records' galaxy of stars. "For Matador, the opportunity to work in partnership with a group who've made such an profound impact on our roster/hometown/collective consciousness was one to jump at," the label said in a statement when the signing was announced. The group also premiered two new songs during a concert at Brooklyn's McCarren Pool last summer. Sonic Youth were previously signed to DGC from 1990's Goo until Rather Ripped (Though the band's pre-Goo catalog was later reissued via DGC.)
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William "Bill" Alexander McKenzie, 82, died November 26. Born in Dorchester, he attended Boston Trade School and became a master cabinet maker like his father. He was the owner of McKenzie Cabinet Shop in Needham until he was 75 years old.
He was predecesed by his wife of 52 years, Eleanor, in 2003. He is survived by 3 children and 4 grandchildren. His funeral Mass was celebrated on Monday, with burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery.
Emma B. Bonica, 66 died November 25. She was born in Roxbury and settled in Natick in 1979. She was most recently employed by Bernardi Toyota.
She is survived by her husband of 41 years, Arthur, 4 children and 2 grandchildren. There will be no public funeral service. Donations may be made in her memory to the Morse Institute Library, 14 East Central Street, Natick, MA 01760 Attn: Charlie.
Robert J. Kime, 86, passed away on November 25. Born in Charlestown, he attended the State Teacher's College in Boston. He began his Natick teaching career in 1959 teaching industrial arts at Wilson Junior High School, where he taught until his retirement in 1990. He was also the summer program director for the YMCA and the Boy's Clubs of America, and a member of the Natick Elks.
He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Ann Marie, two children and four grandchildren. His funeral Mass and burial services took place on December 1.
Alice (Parmenter) Schaefer, a lifelong resident of Natick, died November 27, having celebrated her 100th birthday on October 16th. She was born and raised in Natick, and graduated from Natick High and worked at Natick Federal Bank. She went to work for Corcoran Havlin Insurance in Wellesley, and headed up the new office when they opened in Natick. She continued to work until she was 80.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 05: Actor/host George Lopez attends FOX's new series "Take Me Out" speed dating event at South Restaurant & Bar on June 5, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Allen Berezovsky/WireImage)
Comedian and golf fanatic George Lopez will be providing the laughs at this year's Ryder Cup.
The former late night talk show host will perform at the 39th Ryder Cup Gala on Sept. 26, at the Akoo Theater in Rosemont. It's an event held the night before the Ryder Cup tees off on the grounds of the historic Medinah Country Club.
Lopez will be joined at the Gala by fellow celebrity Justin Timberlake, who will serve as the first ever Ambassador for the U.S. Ryder Cup Team.
Tickets for the event are still available through ticketmaster.com and prices range from $100 to $300 per ticket.
The next day, "American Idol" winner Jordin Sparks will perform the National Anthem for the Opening Ceremonies.
This year's Ryder Cup takes place at Medinah Country Club from Sept. 25-30.


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August 1, 2014
A Perry County man charged with attempted murder could spend a decade behind bars.
A jury returned a guilty verdict on an assault charge in the second trial of Tracy Lynn Napier late Tuesday evening after deliberating for nearly six hours.
Police say in 2010, Tracy Napier shot Carl Holbrook following an altercation at his home.
The jury recommended a 10 year sentence.
A judge will sentence him on September 6th.


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Click Forensics, Yahoo take on click-fraud cases from News.com reports that in part of the Click Forensics & Yahoo partnership, they have teamed up to build a new software tool to detect click fraud, named Factr.
Factr, Fully Automated Click Tracking Reconciliation, automatically queries Yahoo's search ad platform when Click Forensics detects click fraud. The tool provides automated detection of click fraud and streamlines the refund process with Yahoo.
Steve O'Brien, vice president of marketing for Click Forensics, said:
We're trying to automate what has been a tedious manual process for online advertisers. With a click of a mouse, advertisers can say, 'I want this report submitted to Yahoo, and I want verification from Yahoo that I'm getting what I paid for.' We handle the rest in (the) background.
O'Brien added that they are "in conversations with" Google about using a similar tool in the AdWords platform.
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