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Wisconsin wins season opener
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- Wisconsin's lopsided victory over Southeastern Louisiana in Sunday afternoon's season opener wasn't unexpected for the Badgers.
What was a surprise for the Kohl Center crowd was the return of Mike Bruesewitz to the court.
Bruesewitz, who only returned to practice Friday after suffering a serious laceration on his lower right leg during practice Oct. 9, scored 10 points in 13 minutes as No. 23 Wisconsin throttled the Lions 87-47.
"I'm definitely recharged and refocused," said Bruesewitz, who hit all three of his shots, was 2-for-2 from the line and grabbed three rebounds. "I was really excited to come into the season before the injury, and now (the excitement) is about 10 times more.
"I'm excited that I got cleared to play today. I was all smiles last night, this morning and all through pregame. I'm really excited to be back, I guess that's the best way to describe it."
Jared Berggren led the Badgers (1-0) with 19 points and Ben Brust had 14 points and 11 rebounds for Wisconsin, which scored the first 19 points and cruised to its 11th consecutive season-opening win.
Senior Ryan Evans had nine points and nine rebounds and Berggren grabbed nine boards as the Badgers dominated on the glass, outrebounding the smaller Lions 49-22.
But after the game, much of the talk centered around Bruesewitz. Berggren was asked what he expects to see from his teammate.
"You guys have all seen it, what he's capable of, the energy and intensity he brings, the toughness, he does all the little things, getting on the glass, getting rebounds, he'll knock down open shots, he makes plays for himself and other people," Berggren said.
"That's what we love about him and that's why he's a key piece to our team. So we're happy he's back now and I think he's ready for a couple more minutes now. He's looking pretty good."
The personable Bruesewitz, known as much for his curly red hair that he's again growing into an Afro as for his work rate, grinned and said, "I'm going to tear up over here."
Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan said it was clear in practices Friday and Saturday that Bruesewitz was ready to log at least some minutes.
"To see a guy like that back with that kind of experience, it was so obvious in practice on Friday and Saturday what he gives us," Ryan said. "So now to have that back, we're very thankful."
Count Southeastern Louisiana coach Jim Yarbrough among those who didn't expect to see Bruesewitz on Sunday.
"No, I did not. I was extremely disappointed to see him out there today," deadpanned Yarbrough, whose team continues its challenging start to the season with games at Marquette on Tuesday and New Mexico State on Thursday. "They have enough weapons without him. He's so rugged, tough. ... He was terrific."
Redshirt freshman George Marshall, starting at point guard for Wisconsin with junior Josh Gasser out for the season with a torn ACL, hit a 3-pointer just 13 seconds in to set the tone of the day.
Berggren and Brust had six and five points, respectively, in the opening surge and freshman Sam Dekker followed Marshall's lead by draining a 3 on his first collegiate shot to make it 19-0 with 12:49 left in the first half.
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Indoor soccer tournament raises money for high school soccer teams
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- Soccer players may need to wait for the snow on their fields to melt. But they know cabin fever is starting to set in, and it's the perfect time to capitalize on it.
The 7th annual Cabin Fever Indoor Soccer Tournament kicked off today at Northland Pines High School. The event raises money for the school's boy's and girl's soccer teams.
"This was an opportunity to have an indoor soccer program so the kids can do something in the winter," says tournament director Steve Gilbert. "There was a need for a fundraiser so we thought why not have a tournament. There are other tournaments in the region, why not have one here with this tremendous facility that we have here at Pines."
Nearly 100 5th through 8th graders played in the co-ed soccer matches. Their participation makes it possible for the team to buy new equipment.
"It allows us to buy things that maybe the school can't afford to buy for them, so different types of warm-ups, equipment out on the field," says Gilbert. "One time we bought a camera for them so we could film their games. So it's going to good causes."
Organizers hoped to raise as much as $2,000.
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But one group uses a different strategy to raise money for three area food pantries.
Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered in Rhinelander for the 8th annual St. Pat's Day Motorcycle Swap Meet.
As you can imagine, there were plenty of motorcycle parts for sale.
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Dogs lost in house fire
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- Two dogs died in a house fire in Lincoln County.
Lincoln County Dispatch received a call just before 3 a.m. Saturday.
The owner came home and saw smoke coming out of the roof.
Russell and Pine River firefighters put out the fire.
Lincoln County Sheriff's deputies also responded to the home on Wyant Avenue in the Township of Schley.
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But if people don't know about them, they won't shop there.
Members of Downtown Rhinelander, Inc. hope to draw more people to the downtown area by showcasing Hodags.
This summer will mark the 6th year of Hodags on Parade.
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Students safe after fire at St. Lawrence Seminary
Submitted: 03/08/2014
- The nearly 200 students at St. Lawrence Seminary are safe after a five-alarm fire at the boarding school.
School spokesman Philip Van Ermen says all students have been allowed to return to their dorms, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
No one was injured in the fire, which happened before dawn Saturday in St. Joseph Hall.
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Students celebrate International Day in the Northwoods
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Students at North Country Montessori celebrated International Day Friday morning. The students learn about different countries throughout the school year.
"The children at Montessori do a huge unit on geography and world culture, and we used today as a way to express the information that we found and things that we've learned," says North Country Montessori director Candice Henderson.
This year's theme was the Sochi Olympics.
Each student dressed up as a different country and sang songs in Russian.
This was the school's 30th annual International Day celebration. It ended with a potluck meal featuring ethnic food from different countries.
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Diehard Bears fan trades in his orange and blue for green and gold
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- We all love our favorite sports teams. But what would happen if you had to dress up in your rival's gear? That's exactly what happened to Bears fan, Jerry Healy.
He's the janitor at St. Germain Elementary School. Healy challenged the students to raise over $700 for charity. If they did he'd wear the green and gold.
"Mr Healy you're unbelievable thank you for doing this," says Jerry Healy, St. Germain Elementary School Janitor. "One kid said, "all this is disgusting Mr. Healy," and another little kid who's a diehard Packers fan came up he came up and he's got an orange and blue pair of pants on and goes I'm a bears fan, today you're a packer fan, and that was pretty cool he's in second grade."
As you can see the students surpassed the goal. The money went to pennies for patients. It's an organization that supports people diagnosed with leukemia. The challenge brought the whole school together.
"Well I think they rose to the occasion they understood they're helping others in an easy but fun way. They came together as a class, as a whole school and just had a lot of fun with it," says Jeff Waltz, a third grade teacher at St. Germain Elementary School.
This wasn't the first time Jerry got to dress up as a Packers fan. He did the same thing a few years ago when students accomplished a reading goal.
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Could the extra bytes perhaps be a signature?
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I quite enjoyed it.
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The reality is, Android is actually far more secure than iOS, it has proper app sandboxing, fine grained security permissions and digital signing. None of which iOS has.
Sigh. I don't know why I even bother with this, but I would advise anyone actually interested in iOS security mechanisms (which include sandboxing, ASLR, NX, code signing, yadayada) to read this rather informative document:
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Very true. I purchased CS 6 three months ago, after evaluating both offerings. It took me a while to figure out that Creative Cloud really doesn't have a lot of "cloud" to it. You'd instinctively expect something running on the web, but it's just a subscription program, in the end. Not sure if the marketing drones at Adobe were wise to call that "cloud".
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Reference position?
Having actually implemented a simple dead-reckoning algorithm to track vehicle movement between GPS fixes (when passing through a tunnel, for instance), I wonder how they get an accurate position in the first place?
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Glossy or not?
Is that actually a non-glossy screen?
One would almost be tempted to splash out for such an exclusive feature... </sarcasm>
British bookworms deem Amazon 'evil'
Re: What sort of cretin buys a Amazon Swindle anyway?
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New Delhi, Jan 9 : An overhauled and effective public grievance redressal cell will be in place in Delhi from Saturday. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal along with his council of ministers will also listen to public grievances every day.
Under the new system, the government will directly ask the complainants whether they were satisfied with the redressal.
If not, a team of volunteers would then pursue the matter, Kejriwal said.
"A monitoring system will be put in place from Saturday wherein an SMS would be sent to the complainant once the grievance is solved from our side, asking the person to reply 'no' if dissatisfied. Then a team of volunteers will get in touch with them," he told reporters.
If the complaint is genuine, the volunteers will make sure the responsibility is fixed on the officers concerned, he added.
The chief minister said he along with his cabinet will listen to the grievances from the public in front of the Delhi Secretariat between 9.30 a.m. and 11 a.m. every day.
He said the grievances will be redressed on priority basis.
Kejriwal further said that due to the earlier "poor state of governance", he was anticipating "thousands of calls" on the first day itself and that the rate of efficiency would improve as "we move along".
"Despite our best efforts and intentions, the efficiency would not be up to the mark initially but as we move along we'll improve," he said.
On the multiplicity of authority in Delhi with the Delhi Development Authority, Municipal Corporation of Delhi and Delhi Police not falling under the government, Kejriwal said Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung has written to all the departments.
"All three will have to be with us," he said.
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Communists in Congress? Just count 'em
WND: NEW YORK – New Zealander Trevor Loudon has just published an encyclopedic new 689-page volume, "THE ENEMIES WITHIN: Communists, Socialists and Progressives in the U.S. Congress (Kindle)," to accompany his 668-page 2011 book, "Barack Obama and the Enemies Within … Continue reading →
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Watcher's Council – The Council Has Spoken 08.16.13
JoshuaPundit on Aug 16 2013: Alea iacta est… The Council Has Spoken!, the votes have been cast, and we have the results for this week's Watcher's Council match up. "A nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation." … Continue reading →
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Capsizing the Republic – Cloward and Piven on the Southern Border
By: Terresa Monroe-Hamilton - the NoisyRoom Glenn Beck pointed out last week that we, as a nation, are being ruled by 535 people in the Congress – 535 politicians are forcing 350 million into accepting Amnesty and the majority … Continue reading →
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You Cannot Love and Honor What You Don't Know or Miss
By Marion Algier – Ask Marion The American system is broken and the Great American Experiment is almost lost. But what is even more frightening is that (for far too many) the American people's connection to their culture, traditions, religion … Continue reading →
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The System Is Broken – TheBlazeTV
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Hanick, Hubier now full time with PR firm
Two interns with public relations and marketing company Jackson Spalding recently turned their learning experience into full-time jobs.
Program to discuss breast reduction
James L. Moore, M.D. will present a patient-education program entitled, "Sizing up Breast Reduction ... Is It for You?" from 6-7 p.m. Thursday at The Moore Center for Plastic Surgery, 489 N. Milledge Ave.
Funeral association elects Chandler
The Independent Funeral Directors of Georgia Inc. has elected Bogart resident Walter Chandler as director of the 2006-07 board of directors. He also has been asked to serve on the scholarship and continuing education committees.
Second Express opens
The owner of the Chicken Express franchise in Watkinsville recently opened another of the fried chicken restaurants, this one in Danielsville.
Royston couple installing borders
Royston residents Ron and Christy Rolison earlier this year started up Best Borders Inc., a home-based service that offers installation of decorative concrete borders.
Bracing for disaster
At Akamai Technologies Inc., a framed photo of a smiling young brown-haired man serves as a daily reminder of terrorism's toll, and the importance of preparing for the unexpected - a growing need at a company responsible for shepherding as much as one-fifth of the world's Internet traffic.
Accounting firm adds to its staffing
Athens-based TWSPC, Certified Public Accountants & Business Advisors, recently announced the hiring of several new staff professionals.
High costs trigger rise in expenses
CINCINNATI - While prices at the gas pumps get a lot of attention, other increases are pulling at Americans' pocketbooks from a variety of directions.
On the spot
Robyn Michaels is in a tough situation.
Adapting to sunlight
SEOUL, South Korea - When the sun shines, mobile phone users frequently seek out shade to see their display.
Cellulite treatment added to spa service
Renaissance Laser & Skin Medical Spa in Watkinsville has added Acoustic Wave Therapy, a new FDA-approved treatment for reducing cellulite, to the spa's services. For more information, call (706) 769-4456.
Gardens in Oconee open for 24th season
Gardens in Oconee open for 24th season
Business licenses issued in Athens-Clarke County between August 12 and September 5.
Class anticipates labor shortages
The Athens Area Society for Human Resource Management is hosting a one-day workshop Tuesday for human resource professionals and other business leaders who are facing the loss of critical talent in the wake of retirements and projected labor shortages. The workshop is a step-by-step guide to developing a succession plan at any level in a company regardless of industry.
Permits issued in Athens-Clarke County during the week of Aug. 27 to Sept. 2 as reported in The Hunt Letter.
Mitchell joins Athens neurological group
Brian Mitchell, M.D. has joined the practice of Athens Neurological Associates P.C. in Athens.
Chamber looks to '60s for banquet theme
The Franklin County Chamber of Commerce will host its third annual banquet and silent auction from 6:30-9 p.m. Sept. 21 at the Lavonia Cultural Arts Center in Lavonia.
Bank makes several staff announcements
Athens First Bank & Trust's board of directors recently made several personnel announcements at the financial institution.
Belk sale to benefit local school efforts
Belk department stores are offering local schools a chance to raise money as part of a company-wide "School Benefit Sale" event held Friday through Sunday. Schools, booster clubs, athletics clubs, PTAs, school bands, cheerleading squads and other school-related groups can register for the event at the Belk store in Georgia Square Mall.
Insurance association supports charity
Members of the Athens National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors supported the Athens Pregnancy Center this year through the association's annual golf tournament fundraiser.
Clark new travel manager at CVB
Amy Clark has joined the Athens Convention and Visitors Bureau as tour and travel manager. Clark will be responsible for developing and marketing Athens' local tourism and working cooperatively with local, regional and statewide industry partners. The Athens native recently returned to the area after living abroad for the past 11 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Powers announce the engagement of their daughter, Allison, to Zach Whitsel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Whitsel of Athens.
Stacey Michelle Benson and Nicholas Hershey Noblet were united in marriage on May 21st, 2006 at half past five in the evening at St. Luke's Chapel at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, SC. The Reverend Russ Dean officiated. Following the ceremony, the bride's family hosted a reception at the Wickliffe House.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin Leverett of Macon announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Leah Leverett of Athens, to James Wesley Hogan of Athens, son of Mrs. James Dawson III of Long Beach, California, and the late Boyce Allan Hogan, Jr., of Athens.
Argument leads to drug arrest
Athens-Clarke police arrested a 20-year-old Athens man after officers stopped to break up a verbal altercation between two men early Saturday morning. One man walked away from the confrontation at about 1 a.m., but the second tried to follow. When police asked the second man for identification, he gave officers another person's driver's license, according to an Athens-Clarke police incident report.
Lumber stolen from work site
Someone stole wood valued at $1,600 from a house under construction on Idlewilde Drive between 2 p.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday, Athens-Clarke police said.
Wheels stripped from pickup truck
Someone stole tires and rims valued at $3,400 from a 2003 Ford F-150 pickup truck while it was parked at its owner's Oak Meadow Drive residence between 11 p.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday, Athens-Clarke police said.
Police arrest woman in prostitution sting
A plainclothes officer arrested a 34-year-old homeless woman on a prostitution charge Thursday after she allegedly offered to have sex for money, Athens-Clarke police said.
Computer stolen in daylight burglary
An Athens man told police someone entered his Fawn Court home to take a personal computer valued at $700. There was no sign of forced entry in the burglary, which occurred sometime between 6:45 a.m. and 8 p.m. Friday, according to an Athens-Clarke police incident report.
Money, bracelet taken in break-in
A Pinehurst Court woman told Athens-Clarke police someone took cash and a tennis bracelet worth $1,675 from her home. Police said the front door was forced open sometime between 8:30 a.m. and 10 p.m. Friday.
Would-be lover picks man's pocket
A woman apparently propositioned a man for sex in downtown Athens early Friday as a ruse to steal the man's wallet, Athens-Clarke police said.
Winder police seize 3 ounces of crack
Officers from the Winder Police Department's High Risk Warrant Team executed a search warrant at 225 Graham St. at about 5:45 a.m. Thursday, seizing three ounces of crack cocaine and $1,000 in suspected drug proceeds, and making two arrests, Winder police said.
Public urination leads to friend's drug arrest
Athens-Clarke police arrested a Lilburn man on drug charges early Saturday after seeing another man urinating in public near 265 College Ave. As police stopped there just after midnight, officers saw someone throw something out the window of a nearby car. The substance field-tested positive for cocaine, according to police. Police said they also found marijuana in the car. Bhavin Dhiren Patel, 18, was charged with possession of marijuana and possession of cocaine.
Gubernatorial candidates eager to earn education vote
ATLANTA - Since education is at least somewhat important to most voters, both major-party candidates for governor are eager to be thought of as being the most innovative in that area.
Judge hears arguments on voter ID
ATLANTA - A judge being asked to throw out Georgia's photo ID requirement for voters showed uneasiness about the law from the bench Friday as he heard arguments in support of the measure from the state's attorneys.
USC players to watch
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Raley lets action do the talking for him
When he arrived at Georgia, Mario Raley was fresh off setting the North Carolina high school single-season record for touchdown catches and figured trips to the end zone would keep coming in Athens.
Keys to a Georgia win
Match intensity
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USC fast facts
This is the 100th consecutive year in which South Carolina has competed in football. It is the 113th overall season, dating to 1892. The school did not field a team in either 1893 or 1906.
The man Georgia fans love to hate
Contempt can ignite in a matter of seconds or can sprout and fester for years and years.
Georgia by the numbers
1 Catch that sophomore receiver Mohamed Massaquoi had in the season opener against Western Kentucky after accounting for 38 last season.
Smith: Erk was the ultimate players coach
Not long ago, I called Erk one afternoon.
Rice is gaining steam
Sidney Rice wasn't a freshman. Literally or traditionally. The tall, lengthy and braided-hair kid from Gaffney, S.C., was the furthest thing from a freshman for South Carolina in 2005. After redshirting in '04 with a knee injury, last season was Rice's first on the field.
Top enemies of the state
Todd Blackledge
Johnston: Russell would like game but be disappointed
Erk Russell loved defense.
Eagles extend streak over Tigers
BOSTON - Clemson's kicks kept winding up in the wrong hands.
USC's Newton can hurt opponents in many ways
Syvelle Newton experienced the most unusual of games in South Carolina's meeting with Vanderbilt last season.
Johnston: Georgia QB passes first major exam
USC by the numbers
4 Wins South Carolina needs to reach .500 all-time in winning percentage. The Gamecocks are 508-512-44.
Staff reliever
Georgia fast facts
The largest comeback under Mark Richt came in the Bulldogs' most recent trip to Williams-Brice Stadium in 2004. No. 3 Georgia trailed 16-0 with 12:16 left in the second quarter before rallying for the 20-16 victory.
Defense dominates
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Somewhere Erk Russell is puffing on a stogie and smiling.
Georgia players to watch
Martrez Milner, TE
Report Cards
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Game breakdown
Offense - Edge: Georgia
Smith gains revenge in historic matchup
AUSTIN, Texas - Troy Smith and the Ohio State Buckeyes showed the defending champions who's No. 1.
Smith: Coach having a ball
When he was growing up, Tony Ball took to sports in the streets and sandlots of Chattanooga like an astronaut to adventure, but he expected it all to end when the UT-Chattanooga Moccasins played their final game of his senior year.
Prince Miller is heading home
Tra Battle still sees jersey No. 23 every day at practice, and routinely Georgia's safety sees similarities between the cornerback currently wearing it, and the one who wore it for the past four seasons.
Irish go back on offensive
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Brady Quinn and the Notre Dame offense were as good as advertised in Week 2.
Tiffin's kick saves Tide
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - When all else failed, Alabama turned to the freshman kicker.
Buckeyes visit Horns in No. 1 vs. No. 2 clash
What gets college football players through the long and punishing hours of conditioning, weightlifting, practice and planning are thoughts of a perfect season and a trip to the national championship game.
Theresa Miller Matt: County should consider change in Lift program
The limited access to The Lift - an Athens Transit service for physically challenged residents who can't otherwise get to a bus stop - as described in the Sept. 5 letter to the editor, "The Lift doesn't serve all who need it," is grossly unfair.
Glenn A. Townsend: Cedar Shoals' stadium should equal Central's
As a 1974 Cedar Shoals High School graduate and a former football player, teacher, coach and administrator at the school, I was embarrassed to witness the lack of seating for visiting Oconee County band parents and fans to sit. Many fans who paid $7 to support their team had to stand against a fence for the entire game.
Justin Mann: PeachKids insurance plan should be implemented
At a cost of only $20 million - compared with the entire state budget of more than $18 billion this year - how can Georgia afford not to implement PeachKids, the program that will provide health insurance to every Georgia child? It would be especially beneficial to Georgia's working poor, since those Georgians who make just enough not to qualify for the PeachCare program, but not enough to have private insurance, will be most affected.
Randy Elmore: Tossing trash might be a cultural phenomenon
I want to commend state and local government officials for the new campaign to clean up our communities (Story, "State hopes to bag litterbugs with new effort," Aug. 30). Our roadsides are particularly dirty, covered with all kinds of trash. You name it, and it's lying on the side of the road. For many years, I have run several miles on the shoulders of roads near my home off Barnett Shoals Road, and I can tell you what you see from your automobile is only the tip of the iceberg.
Jennifer E. Wolf: 'Path to 9/11' is inaccurate
Viewers who've previewed ABC-TV's docu-drama, "The Path to 9/11," set to air in two parts tonight and Monday night, say it's a moving portrayal of the events leading up to Sept. 11, 2001. Unfortunately, word is also out that the film contains many factual errors and gross distortions of those events.
R.E.M: The impact
thens City Councilwoman Gwen O'Looney had a lot on her mind that day, standing outside City Hall strategizing with someone about how to stop a local church from closing down a section of a city street as it expanded. So she paid scant attention - at first, anyway - to the long-haired young man sitting near the historic Civil War-era double-barreled cannon at City Hall's northeast corner.
Lauer: No interest in evenings
NEW YORK - Don't look for Katie Couric's former "Today" show partner Matt Lauer to be following her into the night.
Underground bullies
Slowly but surely, these slimy, eye-less invaders are crawling beneath the earth. Hordes of ravenous eaters are already threatening a rare breed of plant in the Minnesota woods, and who knows what might happen next?
Huckaby: Officially being old's new to me
It's just a part of living, I suppose. It has to happen sooner or later, but when it does, it's like your dog dying. You knew it was going to happen, but you're still not prepared.
Today in history
Today is Saturday, Sept. 9, the 252nd day of 2006. There are 113 days left in the year.
Businesses buck ban on smoking
DUBLIN - A year after Georgia forced restaurants to extinguish their smoking sections, the sign outside Chuck and Kay Fordham's diner defiantly invites customers to "Bring Your Butts On In."
Cat Stevens' release
NEW YORK - The artist formerly known as Cat Stevens will release his first pop album in 28 years this fall.
Musicians share their stories of how R.E.M. has changed their lives, their music and their community.
I know that R.E.M. is most known for its impact on the "college rock" scene in the early '80s, but what people that live outside of Athens don't realize is that they are still very much active in making this a stronger, more vital community - from helping to protect the smaller local downtown businesses from being run out by bigger corporate ones, to donating to the arts and promoting the local music scene. R.E.M. has always been a band that has not been afraid to give something back. I know I moved here to be a part of this amazing music community, and I would love to personally shake all their hands for what they continue to do for this city and the legacy they have left for all of us.
Family fun and new shows at the Classic Center
Shows for the entire family along with popular Broadway musicals are among the events planned at the Classic Center in the coming months. In addition to the Classic Center's popular Entertainment Series, the children's shows "Dorothy the Dinosaur's Dance Party" and "Discover Theater!" are on the performance schedule.
Fan letters:
For most people, the letters I.R.S. mean taxes. For R.E.M. fans, they mean something much more special.
Caine: Don't go looking for fantasy church
My father dropped out of church because he tired of what he called church "politics." I dropped out too, when as a young adult, I became aware of the same politics, cliques and power struggles.
Time to rise
Since releasing "Radio Free Europe" some 25 years ago, R.E.M. has had an undeniable influence in the areas of music, style, fashion, politics and culture. But perhaps the band's greatest contribution to the world at large has been its sense of community.
Growing a better Athens
In a famous scene etched in scratchy black and white film, a desperate man runs down the snow-covered streets of a seedy Bedford Falls, suddenly aware of the impact his one "Wonderful Life" has had on an entire town.
Former fugitive makes first court appearance
BUFFALO, N.Y. - A former fugitive suspected of fatally shooting a state trooper and wounding two others made his first court appearances Saturday, a day after surrendering in a field over the Pennsylvania state line following a five-month manhunt.
Another attorney attacked
A pair of robbers struck a defense attorney's downtown office Thursday night, tied the man to a chair and stole more than $1,000 from him.
Grants a 9/11 legacy
Terrorists have never struck Northeast Georgia, but public safety officials still are getting plenty of mileage out of their fancy new homeland security gadgets, courtesy of the federal government.
ARMC wants to talk with county on ways to fund indigent care
Athens Regional Medical Center CEO John Drew has offered to meet with Athens-Clarke County government officials to talk about paying for health care costs for Athens' large population of indigent people.
Florence expected to veer toward Bermuda
HAMILTON, Bermuda - Islanders crowded stores this weekend to buy generators, bottled water and other emergency supplies as Tropical Storm Florence chugged through the open Atlantic on a path toward Bermuda.
50 years on job, It works for him
The Energizer bunny's got nothing on J.B. Waldrup. Seventy-four-year-old Waldrup, who has worked with Athens Industrial Electric for the past half-century, has no plans to retire and just keeps going, continuing to rebuild electric motors.
Leader makes plea to insurgents
BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq's Sunni Arab vice president renewed his call for Sunni-led insurgents to quickly join the Shiite prime minister's national reconciliation effort, while a Shiite festival that drew millions of pilgrims was held without bloodshed Saturday.
Making the case for new judge
Athens-Clarke County officials know the county needs more judges. The question is where to put them.
Final Salute
Soldiers old and young crowded an assembly hall at Athens' Army Reserve Center on Winterville Road Saturday to mark the inactivation of the 1014th Quartermaster Company, which officially will be no more on Friday.
Celebration heats up in downtown Athens
Attendance may have been down a little at this year's annual Hot Corner Celebration and Soul Food Feast, but it was hard to tell before the bigger evening crowd rolled in, said Homer Wilson, one of the festival organizers.
Missing major allegedly kidnapped
BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan - A U.S. Air Force officer who went missing for three days says someone stuffed an object in her jeans pocket with a note saying it was a bomb and telling her to go to a site in Bishkek, where kidnappers grabbed her, Kyrgyz authorities said Saturday.
Brooks to speak at UGA luncheon
State Rep. Tyrone Brooks, president of the Georgia Association of Black Elected Officials, will deliver the keynote address at the Black Faculty and Staff Organization's Fourth Annual Founders Award Scholarship Luncheon at noon Tuesday at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education.
Safety testing company battling counterfeiters
WASHINGTON - For 112 years, Underwriters Laboratories Inc. has made its mark on everything from fire doors to night lights, with the familiar "UL" seal of approval assuring consumers a product is safe.
Time to play the feud
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Eli Manning never could compete with brother Peyton Manning.
Top negotiators report progress on nuclear impasse
VIENNA, Austria - Senior negotiators for Iran and the European Union reported progress Saturday at talks meant to find common ground for resolving Tehran's defiance of a U.N. demand that the Islamic republic freeze uranium enrichment or risk sanctions.
City tense after bombings
MALEGAON, India - Politicians called for calm on Saturday, a day after coordinated bombings killed dozens of Muslim worshippers and sparked renewed fears of violence across India's fragile religious divides.
Government moves to sideline South Africa's embattled health minister
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - The government scaled back the influence of its embattled health minister on AIDS policy, after a group of international scientists labeled South Africa's program inefficient and immoral and called for her firing.
Pedestrian walkway hoisted into place
A 13.5-ton pedestrian bridge hovered above Foundry Street Friday afternoon as a crane operator maneuvered the heavy metal structure into place between the Classic Center's exhibit hall and Foundry Street warehouses.
Once abandoned, boy now brings joy to Athens family
A freckle-faced boy with a gap-toothed grin re-energizes Scarlett Dunne at the end of a long day as principal of Oglethorpe Avenue Elementary School.
Oconee code hearing scheduled for Oct. 3
The Oconee County Commission will hold its second reading and public hearing on the county's proposed unified development code at its regularly scheduled meeting at 7 p.m. Oct. 3 in the Oconee County Courthouse.
Famed ex-coach dies
SAVANNAH - Former collegiate football coaching great Erk Russell died Friday morning in Statesboro at the age of 80.
Teenager may lose custody of 2-year-old after charges
County social workers are investigating the case of an Athens teen who abandoned her newborn infant and deciding if she should have custody of her 2-year-old child.
Frat suspended after pledges flash nude pictures
The Chi Phi fraternity at the University of Georgia was suspended Friday, barred even from holding this weekend's new member induction ceremony, after several pledges flashed pictures of nude black women to passersby at the Tate Plaza Wednesday.
Hot Corner festivities continue downtown
Hot Corner Celebration was scheduled to continue today - a different time of year, but in the same place.
For R.E.M., no place like home
Some 26 years since drummer Bill Berry, guitarist Peter Buck, bassist Mike Mills and frontman Michael Stipe first sent their songs out into the ether from an old church on Oconee Street, the band known worldwide as R.E.M. will be honored Saturday with an induction into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame.
17 die in suicide blast at embassy
KABUL, Afghanistan - In the most brazen attack yet on Kabul's heavily guarded center, a car bomber rammed into an American Humvee outside the U.S. Embassy on Friday, killing 16 other people, including two U.S. soldiers. It was the Afghan capital's deadliest suicide attack since the 2001 toppling of the Taliban.
Atlantis blasts off after two weeks of delays
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Space shuttle Atlantis thundered into orbit Saturday with no obvious damage from debris to worry NASA or the six-member crew as they prepared to resume construction of the international space station for the first time since the 2003 Columbia disaster.
Report debunks Saddam/al-Qaida ties
WASHINGTON - Saddam Hussein regarded al-Qaida as a threat rather than a possible ally, a Senate report says, contradicting assertions President Bush has used to build support for the war in Iraq.
Interrogation rules for suspected terrorists up for debate
WASHINGTON - To many of President Bush's allies, it is time to free intelligence officials from "legislative purgatory" and get the CIA back in the business of effective interrogations of suspected terrorists.
Israel lifts sea blockade, plans to be out in 2 weeks
BEIRUT, Lebanon - Israel lifted its sea blockade of Lebanon on Friday, ending the country's two months of isolation as the task of preventing the entry of Hezbollah weapons falls to international warships patrolling offshore.
Virginia women's college to admit men
LYNCHBURG, Va. - Amid boos and shouts of "traitors!" Randolph-Macon Woman's College officials announced Saturday that men would be admitted to the 115-year-old institution starting in 2007.
Attack kills 31 after prayers in Indian city
MALEGAON, India - Two bombs rigged to bicycles exploded in throngs of Muslims as they left Friday prayers at a mosque in this western Indian city, killing 31 people and wounding 100.
Journalist released from Sudanese prison
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Defensive coordinator Erk Russell always sent out a schedule to the players, reminding them to exercise and train properly for the upcoming season. His calendar for that year (1980) read as follows:
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Cash necessary for preserving local heritage
It hasn't happened yet, but within the next few days, this newspaper likely will receive any number of letters to the editor bemoaning the potentially dire fate of the ACTION Inc. building on Oconee Street just outside the eastern edge of downtown Athens. The two-story brick building, which housed Athens's first public school for black children, is being sold by the anti-poverty agency, and could fall victim to the wrecking ball.
Winders: Frat 'rocket scientists' need new mission
I have trouble blaming the guy who came up with the idea first. Even one as dumb as this.
Russell was funny, smart football coaching legend
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Shipp: After four years, Perdue remains a mystery
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Thompson: Traffic calming needs fiscal management
Stop signs.
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Reynolds sparks Dragons to victory
JEFFERSON - Kris Reynolds pitched a two-hit complete game and added an RBI as Jefferson defeated Carrollton 3-1. Reynolds gave up two hits and struck out seven, and she drove in Katy Blanton with a single in the sixth.
King crowns victory
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North Oconee undefeated after two games
HOMER - By crushing Banks County 35-7 on Friday, the North Oconee Titans posted their second consecutive win and bettered their victory total in the previous two years of the school's history.
Carroll, Warriors pick off Bulldoggs
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Rushing attack too much
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Lefty's kick all right
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Griffin takes Carrollton
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Virginia shuts out Georgia soccer
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Hoffa earns shot put title at World Final
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Smith, 'Tweety' sing a title song
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Sharapova sweeps Henin-Hardenne
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Giants gain a game on San Diego
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Drivers jockey for Chase spots
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LaRoche, McCann lead rally
Adam LaRoche and Brian McCann had such a good time beating the Chicago Cubs on Friday that they decided they'd do it again Saturday.
NASCAR considers altering the Chase
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Dislike runs deep in season opener
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Sharapova wins, to face Henin-Hardenne
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Landis' lawyer wants USADA to drop case
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Howard on a tear, now at 56
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The main difference between the 2005 and 2004 Atlanta Falcons seasons is not in this breakdown. In games decided by seven points or less, the Falcons were 6-2 in 2004 but 3-4 last season.
Rose tops Canadian Open leaderboard
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McCann, LaRoche on track
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Who are the real Falcons
Humility is a lesson taught often in the NFL. // Humility comes fast and hits hard, like a blitzing linebacker or a head-hunting safety. An injury here, an unfortuitious bounce there, and even the most talented teams get flushed from contention. // The Atlanta Falcons, a franchise that could have written the humility syllabus in its first 37 years of existence, took a refresher course a season ago. One year after finishing 11-5 and reaching the conference title game, the Falcons went 8-8 and were out of playoff contention with a game to go in the regular season.
Isner advances at tournament
Georgia's John Isner defeated Central Florida's Sinan Sudas 6-2, 6-2 to advance to the second round of the Southern Intercollegiate Championships on Friday at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex.
Ticket denials tick off staff members
University of Georgia staff members are calling on athletics and senior administrators to reconsider how they distribute football tickets for dependents of people who work at the university.
Denver knocks off Georgia volleyball
DENVER - Denver defeated the Georgia volleyball team 3-0 (30-19, 30-28, 30-27) in the first round of the Pioneer Classic on Friday.
No. 3 UCLA drops Georgia volleyball
DENVER - Third-ranked UCLA downed the Georgia volleyball team 3-0 (30-14, 30-24, 30-20) during the Bulldogs' second match of the Pioneer Classic.
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We've all been in this situation: You take some wine to a friend's for dinner and, after suitable thanks, the bottle has disappeared into the kitchen never to be seen again - with the host's wine doing the honours for the night.
We asked former Waikato Times wine columnist Peter Shaw for his opinion on this and he nailed it succinctly and sensibly. By and large, the scenario described above is how it should be, Shaw advises. It's the host's call and if someone takes wine to a dinner, it should be treated as a gift for the cellar.
He elaborates: "The hosts will have planned what wine to serve [matched to the menu] and shouldn't need to change their minds."
He adds that there will be occasions when the wine brought is of such note that there is a case for opening it during the evening. Shaw says that maybe in these circumstances the guest who's brought the exceptional wine could perhaps say he'd really like to share it, if it fits the menu.
This advice may get around the delicate situation also canvassed by the Times' Modern Manners team whereby a guest takes a damn fine wine to a dinner party and spends the night drinking the host's mediocre beverages.
We noted a few other things about guest and host behaviour for a dinner at home:
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You don't always need to take a bottle of wine, but it is nice to take a little something as a token of appreciation. Flowers, chocolates or a jar of homemade chutney are a good alternative.
Don't arrive early: 7pm means 7pm, not 6.45. Most of us go down to the wire when we're hosting a dinner and those last few minutes are vital for final preparation and panic.
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Don't just gulp the meal without comment. Someone's gone to a lot of trouble over it and a few words of praise are important for the cook.
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Having a mix of faces around your table is good, but avoid inviting people on the same night whom you know will clash on almost everything. Arguments can cause indigestion.
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David C. Faus has been named the new headmaster of St. Paul's School.
Faus joins the pre-K-12 private school from Falmouth Academy in Massachusetts, where he was headmaster. Faus, who begins the new role on July 1, will become the Brooklandville school's 33rd headmaster. He will be the sixth headmaster at the co-ed school since 1932.
Faus succeeds Thomas J. Reid, who has been St. Paul's headmaster since 2002.
Before he joined Falmouth Academy,Faus was assistant head of school and director of the Upper School at St. Stephen's and St. Agnes School, a K-12 Episcopal day school in Alexandria, Va.
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How To Bake Nigerian Bread? by dreeldee: 6:12pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
Please can somebody in here be nice enough to teach me how to bake some good Nigerian bread Amaka, anyone? I'm craving one right now |
Re: How To Bake Nigerian Bread? by AmakaOne(f): 3:27pm On Sep 28, 2009 |
Ingredients 15 ml sugar 190 ml warm water 1 x 10 g packet active yeast 750 ml flour 65 ml sugar 65 ml oil 10 ml coarse salt 2 eggs 1 egg yolk Method: Preheat the oven to 190 °C. Dissolve sugar in warm water, add dry yeast and let stand for 10 minutes. In a food processor, place flour, sugar and salt. Add oil and eggs. To processor add oil, eggs and yeast mixture and turn it on for 1 minute (if sticky, add more flour). Place mixture in a large bowl, cover and let it rise (2 hours) in a warm place. Punch down and roll into logs and place into loaf pans Bake for 30 to 40 minutes( you may have to cover the breads with foil to stop them from browning to much after 15 or 20 minutes.) |
Re: How To Bake Nigerian Bread? by dominique(f): 10:33pm On Sep 28, 2009 |
is this the recipe for agege bread? |
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AmakaOne dnt mind dominique, u try no be small. |
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i like earl grey tea but something was all ways missing! and this was it! i love the fruity edge this tea gives and it's perfect for any time, any place, any situation!
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