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Grannys Country Cottage in Campbellsville
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Green River Lake
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$ 350 - $ 425 / week
$ 1,400 - $ 1,925 / month
vacation rental description
Welcome to a cozy, clean, quiet two-story country cottage located 5 miles from Campbellsville Kentucky. It sits on 19 acres of farm and timberland with walking paths groomed through the forrest, bordered by a creek on the northwestern property edge.
This extremely affordable cottage is fully furnished with a cozy den, three bedrooms, two furnished with a queen size bed and one with a king size bed (two upstairs bedrooms have low ceilings), a full bath, a full kitchen and a dining room. Bring your own food if you fancy cooking.
A great place to get out into the countryside and spend time with family, friends or by yourself.
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Ron or Darlene Eastridge 270-465-6257
house rental amenities
This vintage 1,200 sq.ft. cottage includes a full kitchen with range/oven, full size refrigerator/freezer, microwave, coffee pot, toaster, mixer, dining and cooking utensils along with bed, bath and kitchen linens (there is no dishwasher).
1) 46" projection and 1) 32" flat screen TV
DVD/VHS player, movies, games, books & cards
WIRELESS INTERNET and SATELLITE
Covered front porch with swing and furnishings
Stanless steel gas grill
Outdoor picnic table
Firepit and wood (upon request)
activities and attractions in Campbellsville Kentucky
This picturesque location provides a charmingly furnished country cottage that is especially clean.
The cottage is decorated with comfortable country accommodations in a country setting. Surrounded by native timber, pasture and grazing animals (horses, cattle) you shouldn't be surprised to see whitetail deer or a groundhog wondering about the landscape. You'll enjoy the walking paths and nearby hiking trails.
Visit Green River Lake, Lake Cumberland or a number of historic attractions all within an hours drive: My Old Kentucky Home, Wolf Creek Dam and Fish Hatchery, Makers Mark and other distilleries, Mammoth Cave, Shakertown, Janice Holt Giles Homestead,, Campbellsville University and Lindsey Wilson College.
vacation rental rates
Spring: March 1 - May 14 Nightly $65/Weekly $375
Summer: May 15 - Sept 14 Nightly $75/Weekly $425
Fall: Sept 15 - Nov 27 Nightly $70/Weekly $400
Winter: Nov 28 - Feb 29 Nightly $60/Weekly $350
3 night minimum for holiday weekends, 2 night minimum all seasons
No pets, No Smoking inside
$200 refundable security/damage deposit required
$50 Cleaning fee
Rates do not include taxes (10%)
Check in 3pm, check out 11am
Cancellation policy: 30 days prior-return 50% rent, no refund within 30 days
Ron or Darlene Eastridge 270-465-6257
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Top things to do in Campbellsville
- Green River Lake (8 miles)
- College & local athletics
- Bowling
- Cinema
- Ethnic dinning
Top things to do on a budget
- Mamouth Cave (45 miles)
- Green River Lake (15 minute drive)
- Abraham Lincoln's Homestead (35 minute pituresque drive )
- Sit on the front porch and read a good book
- My Old Kentucky Home (45 minute pituresque drive)
Top things to do with a family
- Hike local trails
- Golf at Miller Park (Par 3)
- Bird watch at Clay Hill
- Star gaze from the picnic table
- Softball in the pasture (bring your ball and glove)
Ron or Darlene Eastridge , owner


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Hello World! Siegfried & Roy Welcome Three White Lion Cubs To Their New Home At The MirageLAS VEGAS (July 17, 2014) – Three new white lion cubs, the latest additions to the Siegfried & Roy animal family, appeared for the first time in public today at Siegfried & Roy's Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat at The Mirage.
Aug 19, 2014
The Mirage Welcomes David Spade to the Aces of Comedy SeriesComedian Ray Romano will return to the Terry Fator Theatre at The Mirage in October with funnyman David Spade. Romano, best known for "Everybody Loves Raymond" and his recent appearances on NBC's "Parenthood," will team up with Spade for the first time at The Mirage.
Jul 24, 2014
The Mirage Welcomes Chris D'Elia to the Aces of Comedy SeriesThe Mirage has announced comedian Chris D'Elia's debut in the famed Aces of Comedy series at the Terry Fator Theatre. The comedian, currently on his Under No Influence tour, is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after young comedians and actors in the comedy world. Recently named one of Variety's "Top 10 Comics to Watch," D'Elia can be seen starring as Danny on NBC's new comedy "Undateable." He previously starred opposite Whitney Cummings on NBC's multi-camera comedy "Whitney."

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The Nashville Predators hope to "keep the red out" when the team plays the Chicago Blackhawks at Bridgestone Arena this season. The Preds will limit the sale of single game tickets for those games, requiring fans to buy tickets for another game as well. "When we looked at the demand of certain games, we said, 'Okay these games, we have to reserve tickets for our package holders,'" said Sean Henry, president of the Nashville Predators.Henry would not say the reason for the change is to limit the number of Blackhawk fans in the stands, but rather said they hope to make it easier for local fans to get the tickets in demand to see the world champion Blackhawks."The impact against any one franchise is not our direction. It's to try and add greater value to our fans and further encourage them to buy more games," Henry explained. He continued, "You can't get to this point unless you have good local demand. And our local demand, again is almost double what it was just a few years ago." Last April, Chicago Blackhawk fans descended on Nashville for a Saturday afternoon game against the Preds. Henry said the crowd was about 40% Blackhawk red and any home-ice advantage suffers when fans of opposing teams dominate the stands. "You want your players to be celebrated the way they should be. You want your goals to be celebrated the way they should be. When the other team scores you want to not hear it so loudly."The ticket requirement is only for the three home games against the Blackhawks, but Henry told News 2 the practice has become more popular with other teams in the NHL.For more information on the Nashville Predators, visit their Web site.
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More SF restaurants settle with the city over fraudulent employee health surcharges
City Attorney Dennis Herrera today announced another batch of settlements with restaurants that have been fraudulently using surcharges on customers' bills to cover their city-required employee health coverage and using some of that money to simply pad their profits.
Seventeen San Francisco restaurants that took advantage of Herrera's partial amnesty offer — settlements are half of what the violators should owe, based on voluntarily submitting records by last month's deadline — will be paying tens of thousands of dollars each to the employees' they ostensibly collected the money for, joining two other restaurants that had settled with the city earlier this year.
Among this latest batch of restaurants is Burgermeister, whose $134,088 settlement is the largest of this group; and Burma Superstar, whose $10,045 is the smallest. Other restaurants paying up as part of the settlement are 5A5 Steak Lounge, Amber India, B Star, Bix, Cafe Bellini, Calibri Mexican Bistro, Citizen's Band, Cafe Flore, Fresca, MarketBar, Nob Hill Café, Press Club, Skool, Tony's Pizza Napoletana, and Venticello Ristorante.
In total, Herrera's office has recovered about $844,000 that will be split among about 1,500 employees.
Another dozen restaurants suspected of misusing the surcharges were given a clean bill of health: Bluestem Brasserie, Cafe Claude, Cupola Pizzeria, Firefly Restaurant, Gitane Restaurant and Bar, Lark Creek Management LLC, Lark Creek Steak, NOPA, One Market Restaurant, Plant Cafe, Ristobar, and Twenty Five Lusk.
There are still more than 30 restaurants that responded to the amnesty offer that remain in negotiates with Deputy City Attorney Sara Eisenberg, with more settlements expected in the coming weeks and the possibility of lawsuits being filed against restaurants that won't settle.
The full press release follows:
Restaurant workers net $844K restitution in 19 surcharge enforcement settlements so far
Herrera praises good faith efforts by restaurants 'to do right by their employees'; announces 'clean bills of health' for 12 other establishments targeted in investigation
SAN FRANCISCO (May 8, 2014) -- City Attorney Dennis Herrera today announced settlement agreements with 18 local restaurant businesses that voluntarily took part in his office's surcharge enforcement and amnesty program, which seeks to remedy shortfalls between amounts collected from customers to cover the cost of complying with San Francisco's universal healthcare law, and funds actually expended to provide health care benefits to employees. Together with an earlier settlement announced in January, Herrera's restaurant surcharge enforcement effort has now netted a total $844,644 to be distributed among approximately 1,500 eligible employees by 19 different companies.
The program announced in January included a one-time 50 percent amnesty offer for establishments with significant shortfalls -- provided they fully cooperate with city investigators; agree to good faith compliance with the employer spending requirement of San Francisco's Health Care Security Ordinance moving forward; and directly compensate their current and former employees who were the intended beneficiaries of the surcharges paid by customers. All agreements announced today resolve potential disputes with the City over collected surcharges without admissions of liability.
"I commend these businesses for working cooperatively with us so early in the process, and for understanding our duty to enforce the law even-handedly," said Herrera. "Today's settlements reflect good faith efforts by restaurant owners and managers to do right by their employees, and to honor the intent of fees charged to their customers. I recognize that complying with groundbreaking programs like Healthy San Francisco can sometimes present new and unique challenges. So, I'm grateful to these businesses for their cooperation in reaching settlement agreements with us. I'm glad to continue patronizing these establishments, and I hope other San Franciscans and visitors will join me in doing so, too."
Some of the 19 establishments that reached settlements under the program include: 5A5 Steak Lounge, Amber India, B Star, Bix, Bugermeister, Burma Superstar, Cafe Bellini, Cafe Flore, MarketBar, Mina Group, Nob Hill Cafe, Patxi's Chicago Pizza (announced in January), Press Club, Skool, and Tony's Pizza Napoletana.
Twelve establishments receive 'Clean Bills of Health' following investigation
Herrera also announced that 12 businesses targeted for investigation on the basis of the health care expenditure shortfalls they reported to San Francisco's Office of Labor Standards Enforcement had received "clean bills of health." Recipients of such letters were informed by Herrera's office that after extensive review of additional evidence provided in the course of the City Attorney's investigation, surcharge-related consumer fraud did not appear to have been committed during the relevant time periods. In most instances, shortfalls reported to OLSE by businesses that received "clean bills of health" were attributable to their inadvertent reporting or accounting errors.
Establishments so far issued "clean bills of health" are: Bluestem Brasserie, Cafe Claude, Cupola Pizzeria, Firefly Restaurant, Gitane Restaurant and Bar, Lark Creek Management LLC, Lark Creek Steak, NOPA, One Market Restaurant, Plant Cafe, Ristobar, and Twenty Five Lusk.
Surcharge Fraud Enforcement Program background
Herrera announced the program at a City Hall news conference on Jan. 25 with Assemblymember Tom Ammiano, Supervisors David Campos and David Chiu, and representatives from San Francisco restaurants and the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement. Ammiano first authored legislation in 2005 as a member of the Board of Supervisors that would ultimately lead to the City's Health Care Security Ordinance, or HCSO, which passed in 2007 with policy input from then-Mayor Gavin Newsom. Board President Chiu and Supervisor Campos have both been active in subsequent proposed amendments to strengthen and improve the law. In launching the enforcement and amnesty program, Herrera lauded the Golden Gate Restaurant Association for working productively to share its helpful input, even after years of legal disputes over the law that ultimately ended in the U.S. Supreme Court.
Status of enforcement efforts and investigation
In addition to the establishments involved with today's announcement, more than 30 other businesses applied for Herrera's amnesty program before the April 10, 2013 deadline. The City Attorney's Office expects a significant number of additional settlement agreements in the coming weeks, pending further analysis of surcharge funds that establishments collected and expended over the relevant time period.
Herrera's one-time offer of 50 percent amnesty has now expired, and the favorable settlement terms are no longer guaranteed to non-participating establishments with significant shortfalls between health care-related collections and expenditures. Announcing his enforcement and amnesty program in January, Herrera said that restaurants and other businesses found to have committed HCSO-related surcharge fraud during the years 2009 to 2011 that failed to come forward before the deadline voluntarily would risk being sued for full restitution of the amount of surcharges collected during that period, together with potentially substantial penalties, costs and attorneys' fees. A small number of defiant, non-participating businesses remain under consideration by the City Attorney for further enforcement action or litigation.
"For restaurants that haven't yet come forward, it's still very much in their interest to do so voluntarily," Herrera said. "I can't guarantee the same favorable terms reflected in today's settlements, but cooperative engagement is better and more cost-effective than lawsuits."
done what most cities had done, and elft healthcare benefits purely as a negotiating matter between employer and employee. I blame the city here.
My approach has been consistent from the outset. Since the employees are getting an extra 4% in benefits, I reduce their tip by 4%, paying 11% typically.
The wait staff are no worse off, the city is no worse off, the restaurant is no worse off and I am no worse off. It's the only logical response.
I hope someone pisses in your food.
Why should wait staff get something for nothing?
that you plan to punitively reduce their tips before you eat. If you did that, you'd have to double your budget for eating out to cover the wages of your food taster.
that restaurants are the only industry that has chosen to do this. The health care law applies to *all* businesses, not just restaurants. But for some reason only restaurants have chosen to steal from their employees. The GGRA should be disbanded as a criminal syndicate under the racketeering laws.
You obviously did not read Mr Herrera's discussion of this matter. NO employees were ripped off. They received the benefits they were entitled to. Many of these establishments were apologized to by Mr Herrera, for being victims of such poorly written legislation that they wrapped 4 (count em, 4) different city mandated costs on a single add on. Because they called it one thing (Healthy SF surcharge) they didn't know that they had to have 4 separate lines to add each mandated surcharge, or they were technically non-compliant. However, don't let the facts get in the way of your opinion.
There was simply no reason to meddle in employer-employee benefit negotiations.
Why meddle in employer-employee negotiations about wages? Why not allow sweatshops and child labor? Why have a minimum wage? Why have mandated workplace safety regulations, or family leave? You get the picture.
I know you want to go back to Dickensonian times, but I hate to break it to you, government mandates on employers are here to stay and will increase over time, as people's consciousness about treating employees like human beings expands. Don't like it? Don't open a business.
like getting rid of child workers and slavery?
I thought it was just extortion.
then the restaurants are the ones doing the extorting. The law mandates that restaurants, and indeed (this needs to be emphasized) ALL businesses, provide health care to their employees. It does not mandate charging diners. The restaurants are the ones who have chosen to turn the law into a vehicle for stealing from their employees and defrauding their customers. No other industry has chosen to behave this despicably. I wish there was prison time for this, not just a slap on the wrist and an amnesty.
bankruptcy by irate former customers who take proper umbrage at the outrageously rude and obnoxious behavior and withhold any further business is fine too. Nobody should patronize one of these crook outfits who has any affinity for working men and women. Let the crooks advertise themselves honestly as restaurateurs who cater to rightist nutbags. They can put Faux News on their T.V.s behind the bar and hand out coupons for discount Rush Limbaugh "best sellers."
Since they agreed to fork out the money they had been withholding, the DA didn't feel the need to pursue the charges against them. However, that doesn't mean that they weren't defrauding their customers and cheating their employees out of their health care. Herrera offered them a graceful way out, that's all.
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The first Elevation Burger location in Michigan is celebrating its Grand Opening in Ann Arbor on Saturday, August 24th. It is located at 3365 Washtenaw Ave. just west of US-23. The fun starts with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 11:00 a.m. There will also be giveaways and a burger eating contest.
Elevation Burger is a national chain of fast-casual restaurants featuring organic ingredients.
The franchisees, Michael and Sarah Tayter, are both University of Michigan Graduates and plan to open 2 more Elevation Burger locations in the state.
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ObjectiveTo launch a process to define a vision for the campus and identify goals and set priorities for the future, in July of 2007, the Chancellor appointed a strategic planning team comprised of faculty, staff, students, and community members. Penn State Brandywine had previously completed its strategic planning processes with a select number of participants from key functional areas on campus.
The strategic planning process was unique for not only Penn State Brandywine but across Penn State University because it included in-depth interviews with faculty, staff, students, and community members to identify the best of Penn State Brandywine, what should be protected at all costs, as well as the dreams of what the campus could be. Through "learning journeys," the committee solicited input from individuals outside of the immediate campus community to amplify the information gathering process.
The team, with the assistance of some external facilitators, planned the first forum of its kind, a Future Search Conference: Penn State Excellence in Your Back Yard: Developing Regional Talent for Global Success. The purpose of this 3-day gathering, attended by a group of faculty, staff, students, parents, alumni, legislators, high school administrators, Advisory Board members, business partners, and community members, was to have a strategic, whole-system conversation about the future of the campus. In addition to the 95 attendees who participated in the Future Search Conference, "town meetings" were held with faculty, staff, students, the Advisory Board, and external groups to ensure input was received from all stakeholders regarding the strategic planning goals that would appear in the resulting strategic plan and that would ultimately determine the direction and future of the campus.
Notes: There were several other members of the original Strategic Planning team who are not Penn State employees and not listed above. In addition, there are a significant number of constituents that attended the Future Search Conference who were not part of the official team but whose ideas helped shape the future of the campus -- its strategic plan.
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Herb-Crusted Potatoes Recipe
With just a few minutes of prep, you can toss these savory potatoes into the oven to bake. Seasoned with fresh rosemary and herbs, they bring a pleasantly bold flavor to any meal. –Light & Tasty Test Kitchen
- 1-1/2 pounds Yukon Gold potatoes, cut into wedges
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh rosemary
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- In a large bowl, toss potatoes with oil. Combine the seasonings; sprinkle over potatoes and toss to coat.
- Arrange in a single layer in a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 425° for 40-45 minutes or until tender, stirring once. Yield: 4 servings.
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Easy, yet tasty. I've made this several times. Cooked it on the grill. So good.
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Longview High School students, faculty, and family paid tribute Friday to Cristian Monreal.
Cristian was killed Wednesday when the truck he was riding in flipped on Alpine Road in Longview.
We found out that he had more friends than he ever knew. We spoke with one of them who was traveling with Christian's group
Leticia Castanon and some other friends spent most of day with Cristian Monreal on Wednesday with no idea it was his last. They were in three different vehicles and heading back to school.
"One of them took the loop. We took Airline with them and we saw dust behind us but we didn't think it was them. If so I would have told her to stop and turn back around. But our mind was to get back to school on time because of athletics period," Leticia said.
"And when he never showed up, a cop passed by on the loop, and we were just playing around and we were like he's probably going to get a ticket for speeding. An ambulance passed by and it just kind of clicked. I was like, remember the dust that I was talking about?" Leticia relayed.
"We get in the car and we go and we just see everybody laying out there and we try to run to them but the officers don't let us. They hold us back. And you could see Cristian, and you're praying that it's not real. Cristian was a great friend. He always plays around. We were just talking about senior pranks. He was so excited about this pep rally. He'll be a great guardian angel because, like I said, he was a great friend. He touched so many of us. He was so young. We love him so much," Leticia recalled.
Leticia added they were just trying to get to soccer practice on time.
The other three in the truck suffered non-life threatening injuries and are now out of the hospital.
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Normal signs of aging or is it dementia?
You might have heard your aging parent joke about having a "senior moment." Perhaps it involved getting lost while driving, forgetting an appointment, or using the wrong word in conversation. As harmless as it seems, ask yourself this: Are these episodes becoming more frequent or serious? If so, be on the lookout for signs of dementia.
"Problems or changes with short-term memory, physical abilities, or personality traits that impact daily life can be warning signs of dementia," says Jason Graff, M.D. [3], geriatrician with The Christ Hospital's Center for Health and Aging. Here are a few ways to distinguish between normal signs of aging and dementia:
-Forgetting to pay a monthly bill
-Trouble finding the right word
-Getting irritable when routines change
-Occasionally forgetting someone's name
-Being unable to manage a monthly budget
-Trouble speaking, writing or joining conversation
-Becoming fearful, suspicious or anxious in familiar situations
-Asking for the same information over and over
Many faces of dementia
Although the mental changes taking place in your loved one might be obvious, you may not know there's more than one form of dementia. Alzheimer's disease [4] is the most common, affecting more than 5.4 million Americans. Here, plaque (a protein build-up between nerve cells) and tangles (twisted protein fibers that form inside the dying nerve cells) may play a role in the development of Alzheimer's dementia. Advancing age, family history of the disease and vascular disease are the strongest risk factors for Alzheimer's.
Adults with a history of diabetes, stroke or heart attack can also suffer from vascular dementia [5]. Other common types include Lewy body dementia [6], which forms when proteins bind to and impair the brain's nerve cells, and mixed dementia [7], where Alzheimer's and vascular dementia occur at the same time.
Tips to delay progression
Although these forms of dementia cannot be cured, you can develop real-life strategies [8] to help a loved one cope and slow its progression.
- Create a social circle. Whether you, a family member, or an outside caregiver takes the initiative, make sure the person has planned activities, exercise and social interactions every day. "Isolation throughout the day and living alone can be detrimental for a patient with this disease," Dr. Graff says. "Not only can it lead to depression, malnutrition, weakness and falls, isolation can actually speed the process of the disease."
- Start a brain and body fitness routine. Exercise has been shown to improve brain function and improve or prevent depression. Thirty minutes of cardiovascular exercise such as swimming, weight training, walking or yoga, three to five times per week, is a good guideline. Also, incorporate simple puzzles [9], board games or computer activities and possibly follow sports statistics, current events or stock market trends as examples of added activities to one's daily routine.
- Evaluate their home safety. Monitor your loved one's living situation or ask someone you trust to do so. Rugs, low lighting, stairs and complicated handles or appliances are health risks that could further frustrate, confuse or injure the person. Learn how to create a safe living environment here [10].
- Work with a geriatrician. The Christ Hospital's Center for Health and Aging is one of Cincinnati's only medical practices specializing in comprehensive geriatric assessment and primary care. "A major portion of our practice focuses on providing care to those with dementia," Dr. Graff says. "We can frequently provide family counseling on home safety and behavior management strategies; types of living arrangements; medication assessment and management; healthcare and financial power of attorney planning; and nutrition services."
Find patient and caregiver support services at The Christ Hospital's Center for Health and Aging by calling 513-272-8444 or visit www.TheChristHospital.com/HealthandAging [11].
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Tina Charles Had 25 Points And 11 Rebounds To Lead Connecticut (2-7), Which Lost Its Fourth Straight. Charles Shot 3 For 18 From The Floor, But Made Was 19 For 24 On Free Throws — franchise records for both makes and attempts.
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The Master of Science (M.S.) in Psychology is a general experimental degree that provides a strong research and statistical background and a broad coverage of the field of psychology. The Master's degree is appropriate for students wishing to enter a doctoral program at Old Dominion or another university or for those seeking the master's as a terminal degree.
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Alan Beasley, pastor of First United Methodist Church-Jasper, said Christmas and all its traditions were ultimately shaped by one event — the birth of Jesus Christ.
"The essence of Christmas is the birth of Jesus. That is what is at the center of all of Christmas. It was all shaped from one place," he said.
Beasley commented on nativity scenes. He said Saint Francis of Assisi is credited with creating the first nativity scene in the early 1200s. Beasley said a traditional stable in Israel during the time of Christ's birth would not be very similar to most nativity scenes.
"It was more like a cave," Beasley said. "It wasn't a nice, wooden structure like we see these days."
Beasley said the innkeeper who allowed Joseph and Mary to stay in his stable is often thought of as a bad guy.
"He wasn't as bad as he seems," Beasley said. "He didn't have a regular room, but he did have a place to let them get out of the weather. He didn't kick them to the curb."
The manger story survived 1,200 years until that first nativity scene, Beasley said.
"There are few current events that will survive 1,200 years," he said. "This story survived that long without the technology that we know today. It survived without pencil and paper. The Christmas story survived just by being passed on."
Beasley said the first recorded history of Saint Nicholas, who would be the inspiration for Santa Claus, was in the fifth century. Saint Nicholas was a fourth century, Greek bishop. Beasley said the evolution to Santa Claus took centuries.
"The best thing that happened for Santa Claus was Macy's," Beasley joked. "He was a character that could be put into a store and children could come and sit and talk with him."
Beasley also talked about the history of Christmas trees. He said trees increased in popularity in American homes after the White House began placing a national tree in the early 1900s.
Gift-giving has its roots in the original Christmas story, Beasley said.
"It was a humble expression of honor to give a gift," he said. "That tradition has also survived and turned into the gift-giving that we know today. I'm not saying whether that is good or bad. I'm all for people doing what makes them happy."
Beasley said most Christmas traditions lead back to the story of a baby born in Bethlehem.
"That's one story that no one can seem to make go away," he said.


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News: Lloyd Banks Says He's The GG-GG-Greatest: "Voices Tell Me I'm The Best"
Thursday, Dec 20, 2012 5:07PM
Elusive G-Unit member Lloyd Banks may not have dropped a solo album in over two years, however, the "Punch Line King" is letting fans know he still sees himself as an elite emcee.
Hopping on Twitter this week, Banks professed his greatness to more than 529,000 followers.
"voices tell me i'm the best..really don't care if u don't believe.," he tweeted December 20th. (Lloyd Banks' Twitter)
Back in 2010, rap star Kanye West crowned Banks one of the most overlooked artists in hip-hop.
"Yo man Loyd Banks prolly the most underrated MC in the game... Man he deserve to be top 5 at least!," West tweeted Wednesday (September 8) night. (Kanye West's Twitter)
Shortly following the accolade, Lloyd stepped up and revealed his reaction.
"Last night I was in the studio," Banks revealed in an interview when asked where he was when he learned of the shout-out. "Somebody hit me with that and told me what [Kanye West] said as far as the Top 5 thing and I mean, it's just like, for me hearing that, it's like d*mn because I have the utmost respect for what he does as an artist, so I mean, it's cool, I definitely appreciate it. I don't think it was ever any bad feelings towards Kanye from anybody, just more of a competitive thing. Rap is like a sport, football they line up on a line and knock each other down. Basketball, they run up and down the court. It's all about competing, you know, I think it just makes it that much better when you do collaborate after some time." (Trace TV)
G-Unit head 50 Cent also gave his reaction to the unexpected Yeezy co-sign.
"I thought that was really nice of him," 50 said about West's co-sign. "A lot of artists, we appreciate each other without publicly saying it. It's the competitive nature of the art form. A lot of what you see as beef is battling. It's always been a part of the culture. It's always been differences for no reason, like, MC Shan and KRS-One, 'The Bridge Is Over,' what inspired that? See what I'm saying? It's hip-hop. It's what keeps the art form fresh and keeps the artist thriving to be the best because it's that competitive edge. They all want their next album to be the best one. I'd never turn away from working with [West]. He's creative, a talented guy. I think people forget why we even know who he is. It's based on music. It's not his actual personality. Like Floyd [Mayweather], people misinterpret his confidence for arrogance, me the same, Kanye the same. They'll call us idiots at different points but they don't know what it takes to continue success after being in the public space. Look at the blog, see how many positive things you hear and see how many negative things you see." (Shade 45)
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Barack and Michelle Obama: The Full Interview
The Power of Women
LHJ: Upstairs at the press conference, you were introduced as a power couple. Ladies' Home Journal's motto is "Never Underestimate the Power of a Woman."
Could you each comment on what that phrase means to you?
Michelle Obama: Well, for me, I think of all the things that women are capable of balancing -- even starting as young children. We have two daughters, and when I think about the complexity and level of detail of their thought and their emotional empathy -- people do note that there is a difference in girls in that respect. And I think that begins to arm us with the tools to be able to juggle all that we have to juggle. Those skills turn out to be pretty amazing resources that can and should be harnessed in society for the benefit of many. So for me, I think about our ability to balance, and to structure, and to move and to coordinate in ways that I don't think men can do. [They both laugh.]
LHJ: Senator, does this call for a rebuttal?
Barack Obama: No, no, no. Being married to Michelle, and having these tall, beautiful, strong-willed girls in my house, never allows me to underestimate women. But also, I was raised by a single mom, and my grandparents. And my grandmother was a remarkable woman. When my grandfather was off in World War II, she worked as a Rosie the Riveter, essentially -- while she was raising my mother. When they moved to Hawaii, she got a job as a secretary, and with never more than a high school education, ended up being the first woman vice president of a bank in Hawaii. She was the primary breadwinner for the family for a pretty long time. And so I've been raised understanding that women are able to do everything that men can do, and some things that men can't do.
Part of it is also my mother's profession. By the time she was 40, her main work was around women's development issues internationally. I remember very early on her explaining that the best judge of whether or not a country is going to develop is how it treats its women. If it's educating its girls, if women have equal rights -- that country is going to move forward. But if women are oppressed and abused and illiterate, then they're going to fall behind. I apply that idea when I think about what we need to do here in the United States as well. And that's why it's so important for me to make sure that my policies are speaking to the needs and concerns of women.
LHJ: We've seen women be a powerful voting bloc in this campaign. Do you both feel that the women's vote, per se, is critical? Or is this election now not the male vote or female vote, but more about policy, geography, and party?


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The home arcade: what games do you pick, and why? Ben and Andrew break it down
I've been following Mike's adventures in setting up a home arcade with a good deal of interest. There is a storage room in my house right now that's taken up by bins of baby clothes and old equipment, and I'd love nothing more than to clean it out, paint the walls, and bring in some arcade cabinets and a pinball machine or two. This possibility fills me with something that approaches dread, just because the question is so heavy: How do you choose what machines to put into your own personal arcade?
There is something amazing about an arcade machine that you can't get with even an impressive home theater. It's big, heavy, and permanent. You have to stand to play it, and it takes a significant investment in time, effort, and resources to bring it into your home. It's a way of planting a flag, to say that this game is important to me, damnit, and it gets its own room. You have to pick carefully; you can't just swap the thing out if you get bored. So what do you pick?
It's a huge question, and it's likely to send serious gamers into a fit of self reflection. Me? I'd start with a Robotron 2084 machine. Robotron in the arcades was probably one of my first and most intense gaming loves, and I never get tired of the zen nature of the game play. It's so pure, the sprites are so beautiful, and the relentless nature of play lets me zone out and think about whatever it is I need to think about. I've been thinking about having my own Robotron machine for years, and finding one would probably be my first step into the world of a home arcade.
My second pick? The cocktail Ms. Pac-Man machine. They look great, you can set your drink on it, or sit across from a friend and play. They're not very expensive, utilitarian, and the game will never get old. Those two machines would serve as my base from which I would expand the collection.
Andrew, what about you? Where do you start? Bonus question: Is a pinball machine a mandatory addition or a luxury?
Andrew's Arcade
There isn't even a shadow of a doubt in my mind about which arcade cabinet would come first: Street Fighter III: Third Strike. The allure of the arcade cabinet is as much about recapturing (literally) something that you got a lot of joy out of in your youth, and for me that was Street Fighter III: Third Strike.
It wasn't a common game by comparison to Pac-Man, but two times that game showed up in my life and rocked my world. Both times, spontaneous fighting game tournaments happened out of nowhere as the groups of 20+ people I was with coalesced around the magic of a good fighting game. My only dilemma with that particular style of game is wondering whether anybody would want to play with me once I'd reached a certain level of play.
I like your pick of the Ms. Pac-Man cocktail table. Not only is it functional and timeless, but it's a very welcoming game that practically anyone can understand and enjoy. It's not Street Fighter which would be miserable to a new player. Everybody played Ms. Pac-Man, and it would be an addition to the room that would encourage infrequent gamers to join in.
As to your question about pinball tables…I'm so glad you asked. Because one of my other must-haves is the Star Wars pinball table. Maybe pinball connosieurs will scoff at my populist choice, but as I said before, a home arcade is about recapturing a special time. I spent days upon days with that particular machine in my uncle's basement and still know it backward and forward. I'd say a pinball machine isn't necessary unless you're passionate about preservation and history, or if you have a particular game you're attached to.
Maybe that's just my youthful perspective talking, though. I grew up in the post-pinball era when most pinball machines were relegated to the dark corner of the arcade.
So what's your goal with a home arcade? Is it a display/conversation piece? Is it a place for you to go to actually enjoy the games? Is it an entertainment room for thrilling nieces and nephews during family parties? What angle would you approach it from?
Ben's Arcade
That's the big question, right? I would feel more like a curator than a collector, and it would really depend on how many machines I could realistically fit in the space. I despise the culture of collection; I think arcade cabinets are meant to be played and enjoyed. I'd only buy games that I want to play today, and that I know I would want to play ten years from now. I also like games that look a certain way, and make sense as part of a single room.
I said above that you can't just swap these games out, and that's not really true. The nice thing about going with a Neo Geo-based cabinet is that you can swap out a large variety of fighting games, action games, or 2D shmups. That would be a great compromise between classic, beautiful gaming and a good variety of games you could move around. Depending on the game and the base system, the carts can be pretty affordable as well.
I'd love to put a Silent Scope machine in there. That game just looks neat, and I never get tired of the neat way you look through the game's scope to pick your shots. I always play it whenever I find one in the arcades, and it's an experience you can't easily replicate on portables or consoles, although I suppose Nintendo could do something with the Wii U's tablet-style controller that would come close. Still, Silent Scope is a strong contender.
I think a pinball machine is a must. It's another experience that just isn't the same on a screen, and you can find machines for many big movies or TV shows, allowing you to add a little bit more of your personality into the space. You could also go modern, or retro, or some combination of the two with your selection. I grew up with the Playboy pinball machine at my father's house, and there was something about the oddly innocent sexual nature of the art and the design of the tablet that I loved. I'd buy one of those for my collection in an instant.
I think multiplayer games are important; this is a space you want to use to entertain your friends and family, so games where you can play with or against others is an important part of that. I'd love a vintage Sunset Riders machine, because that game is just aces. Or maybe Rolling Thunder? Dare I say… Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?
In fact, I'd almost say a brawler is another check for the list. Double Dragon or Final Fight would be great additions, as everyone loves to pound buttons while beating people up.
Andrew, do you think there are some genres you have to have represented? Would you skew towards single-player games, or games to share? I know you're getting married, do you think your arcade would be a place to educate your hypothetical future kids about the classics?
Andrew's posterity
A month ago I may have said that my arcade would be a personal construction built for my own entertainment, but recently I found out that my soon-to-be nephew adores Ocarina of Time on his 3DS. I loved Zelda when I was his age and this triggered a reaction of "come with me child…I will show you the Zeldas."
So I would probably unconsciously build with an eye toward educating about the classics. In general though, my policy on children is to assume they're not going to give a hoot about what I'm interested in. So I'd hesitate to focus on the needs of kids with this arcade. After all, these games will be 35 years old by the time these hypothetical progeny reached sentience. They'll probably regard these games with a similar disinterest as what I showed to most pinball games (unless they were Star Wars branded, of course) when I was younger.
As a general ethos though, I tend not to care much about "the classics." For me, the classics are the games that were, and remain, the most fun. A lot of games that are considered classic just don't hold up anymore. I'm just going to lay it all out there: nobody likes playing Dig Dug anymore, OK? It's time to let it go and stop calling that a classic.
As for what I'd focus on, I'd try to stay with single-player games. Simply because multiplayer games tend to not be much fun unless both players are at a similar skill level. And I don't want to be that person who begs friends to play fighting games with them just so they can obliterate a live human instead of the computer. I'd get the Third Strike machine out of nostalgia, but the rest would probably more focused on single-player.
Single-player games with a multiplayer option are the best picks in my mind. Things like brawlers or light gun games. I'd love a Time Crisis machine with the pedal and those amazing guns with actual recoil. Or maybe L.A. Machineguns. The choices are endless. The costs are prohibitive.
Ben, any final thoughts on the philosophy behind a home arcade? Any unusual picks that you wouldn't find in most people's dream arcade?
Ben's final thoughts
I think in terms of philosophy I would just like a room that looks kind of like how I remember arcades, before they were taken over by redemption machines. I don't want a single damned thing that spits out a ticket. I want games.
That would be my guiding light: Games that feel timeless to me. It's like the albums you buy on vinyl; you want them to be the ones where you know every song is good.
As for weird stuff, did you know they released a version of Typing of the Dead for arcades in Japan? I would love an American version of that in my personal arcade. I think one of the modern Gauntlet games is an amazing pick, although "modern" for my purposes would probably mean Dark Legacy. Off Road, with the row of steering wheels? That machine is a blast.
The home arcade is decadent, but there's something special about it. It says that these games are fixtures, and you have a little place you can go only to game. You're not using a computer you sometimes work on, you can't easily sit and lean back, you have to show up and be present. It's an escape, a way to give these games a place of honor in your home. It's not for everyone, but damned if I don't want to attempt it some day.


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The Crow Tribe has launched a plan to capture 550 wild elk on its reservation in the Bighorn Mountains of Montana. It's the beginning of the tribe's foray into game farming, but it is also sure to mark the beginning of a bitter battle over publicly owned wildlife.
"It is a spooky proposal, that's
for sure," says Harry Harju, of the Wyoming Game and Fish
Department. "It's just a plan to steal the public's wildlife, and
it is illegal."
The elk that winter on the Crow
Reservation in south-central Montana spend the summer months in
Wyoming, and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department estimates that
the herd contains about 1,500 elk.
The tribe,
however, puts that number at 5,000. In addition to this fall's
capture operation, the Casper (Wyo.) Star-Tribune reports that the
plan also calls for the capture of at least 330 elk per year over
the next 10 years.
Two companies based in West
Jordan, Utah, would capture the elk and finance and manage the
tribe's game farm. James Innes, owner of both companies, Wildlife
Resource Management and Helicopter Wildlife Management, says the
project is entirely legal.
"Provided they have a
management plan, the Crows can do whatever they want with their
elk," Innes says. "The tribe has sovereign immunity, and this whole
plan hinges on that fact. Elk ranching is just going to get bigger
and bigger throughout the country, and the Indians are in a good
position to capitalize on that. This is no different than
exploiting any other resources they might have, like water or
*Hal Herring
Crow tribe lays claim to elk
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Time to hit to take a trip down memory lane for a moment. Wondering what A.C. Green is up to? We believe he's watching the Lakers-Thunder matchup. That makes sense, of course.
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We changed the faces of the other people in the photo so they're not just hanging out on the Internet, but A.C. was left untouched. And you know what? If I was A.C. Green I'd probably just show up at a bar wearing my own jersey for the hell of it. Because why not?


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Your right,I didn't look at rolled areas close enough.
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DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - Aaron Craft hit a 3-pointer with a half-second left, and Ohio State escaped Dayton - a place of heartaches - as the lone high seed left in the NCAA tournament's wild West Regional, beating Iowa State 78-75 on Sunday.
No. 2 Ohio State (28-7) needed Craft's only 3-pointer of the game - an arching shot over 6-foot-7 defender Georges Niang from the top of the key - to avoid yet another upset in the West. Four of the top five seeds have fallen fast and hard in that most-busted bracket.
The Buckeyes' 10th straight win sends them into the round of 16 for the fourth straight year, a school record. They'll play sixth-seeded Arizona on Thursday in Los Angeles.
Tenth-seeded Iowa State (23-12) overcame a late 13-point deficit by hitting 3s - the Cyclones' specialty - but wound up beaten by Craft's lone basket from behind the arc.
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For Tigers, Tazawa is one that got away
Detroit (59-52) at Boston (63-48), 7:10 p.m. ET
BOSTON -- This wasn't exactly the way the Tigers would have liked to see Junichi Tazawa's first Major League start.Detroit was one of the handful of teams interested in the Japanese youngster as he burned through hitters in Japan's industrial leagues. Though the Tigers haven't been active in recent years in signing Japanese players, they liked Tazawa a lot, and they wouldn't have had to pay a posting fee to sign him like Major League clubs pay for players who reach pro level in Japan. But the Red Sox won him over with a three-year Major League contract and a chance to pitch for the same franchise where Daisuke Matsuzaka and Hideki Okajima have starred. Signing Tazawa would have given the Tigers some valuable young pitching depth in a system that hasn't have an abundance of it past Rick Porcello. Instead, they'll get to see whether Tazawa is ready for the big leagues by stepping to the plate against him. In return, however, the Red Sox will have to deal with Porcello, Detroit's own bright young pitching star. Though Tazawa spent most of the season pitching in the Eastern League, the Tigers' Double-A Erie players never saw him because of the order of Portland's rotation. None of the current Tigers, including former SeaWolves catcher Alex Avila, have seen this 23-year-old right-hander aside from his televised extra-inning relief appearance Friday against the Yankees in defeat. Still, the Tigers front office and scouting department obviously know him. "I'm not surprised by his success," team president/general manager Dave Dombrowski said. Tazawa went 9-5 with a 2.57 ERA at Portland, allowing 80 hits over 98 innings with 26 walks and 88 strikeouts. He was called up last month for two starts at Triple-A Pawtucket, both of them losses, before being promoted to Boston last week, when Boston designated veteran John Smoltz for assignment. There's no hubbub about a gyroball like what followed Daisuke Matsuzaka. But there's the belief in a good, solid pitcher with talent. It'll be a good matchup for Porcello, and it becomes a potentially huge matchup after the Red Sox took Monday's series opener and chased Edwin Jackson after four innings for the second time in three outings. After strong fears that Porcello was running out of gas a few weeks ago, his past two starts have shown signs of a second wind. His first career outing at Fenway will be another addition to his career highlights, almost as big as Tazawa's first start in any big league park will be for him. A win at Fenway against a lineup that knocked him out in the fifth inning in June would be even bigger for Porcello. Pitching matchup
DET: RHP Rick Porcello (10-7, 4.30 ERA)
A better tempo, renewed sinker and improved command of secondary pitches has Porcello heating up just in time for the stretch run, something the Tigers couldn't have planned better if they tried. His two runs allowed over 5 2/3 innings his previous outing, on Thursday against Baltimore, didn't show how effective he was early, when he no-hit the Orioles through the first four innings. Porcello will need his sinker working to keep his game from getting away from him at Fenway Park, where he has never pitched. Porcello gave up three runs on eight hits over 4 1/3 innings against the Red Sox June 2 at Comerica Park. BOS: RHP Junichi Tazawa (0-1, 10.80 ERA)
The right-hander will have the comfort of being able to prepare a little more for his second Major League appearance then his debut on Friday at Yankee Stadium. In that one, Tazawa -- on the same day he was promoted to the Majors -- was called on in the 14th inning to pitch at Yankee Stadium. After escaping a jam in his first inning, he gave up a walk-off two-run homer to Alex Rodriguez in the 15th. Tazawa will now move to his more natural role of starter, replacing Smoltz in the rotation. In 20 Minor League starts this season, Tazawa went 9-7 with a 2.55 ERA. This will be his Fenway Park debut. The 23-year-old Tazawa never pitched pro baseball before this season. He put up dazzling numbers in the industrial leagues in Japan. Tidbits
The Tigers have lost their past five games against Red Sox dating back to May 8, 2008. ... Avila will be back in the Tigers' lineup the next couple nights to catch Porcello and Armando Galarraga. It will be Avila's first game action since Friday. ... Magglio Ordonez is batting .347 (109-for-314) in 84 career games against the Red Sox, the second-best average among active hitters. That includes a .384 average at Fenway Park. Ordonez went 3-for-4 with two doubles and a triple Monday. ... Typhoon Morakot left death and destruction in its path across Taiwan, but Fu-Te Ni said his friends and family have thankfully survived the storm with their health and their homes intact. Tickets
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Wednesday: Tigers (Armando Galarraga, 6-10, 5.23) at Red Sox (Josh Beckett, 13-4, 3.12), 7:10 p.m. ET
Thursday: Tigers (Justin Verlander, 12-6, 3.45) at Red Sox (Clay Buchholz, 1-2, 5.33), 1:35 p.m. ET
Friday: Tigers (Jarrod Washburn, 8-7, 3.12) vs. Royals (Zack Greinke, 11-7, 2.43), 7:05 p.m. ET
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Gloucester Cathedral has been vandalized...
Vandals have caused considerable damage to a cathedral which featured in the Harry Potter Films. The culprits smashed 26 Victorian stained glass windows in a cathedral used as a setting for Hogwarts School. Three youths were seen running away from the 900-year-old Gloucester cathedral at about the time the damage was discovered on Tuesday. Security at the cathedral is to be reviewed after the attack, which caused damage estimated at £43,000.
A spokesperson for the cathedral, Reverend Nick Berry, said that the damage was "very expensive to repair and restore." "They are small and quite strong windows - they were in very good condition," he said..."It is quite a complicated job and will take some time (to repair.)"
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TM has a long starting lever that is discontinued, the have a short starting lever that is for Serial # 128799 and up. The lever on my Cub is not like either one. I don't recall our 48 having a lever as long as the one that is discontinued at TM tractor. Steiner does not have them either.
I can make one if I had a template - Can someone send a photo of what it's really supposed to look like on a '48


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A-Sun Men's Hoops Enjoys Successful First Month
MACON, Ga. – One month into the 2010-11 NCAA men's basketball season, the Atlantic Sun Conference has moved up across the board in the ratings indexes bolstered by strong performances across the league.
The A-Sun remains among the top half of the conferences in the country. CollegeRPI.com ranks the A-Sun 14th, immediately behind the Horizon, Conference USA and Missouri Valley and ahead of conferences like the West Coast (16th), Mid-American (17th),WAC (19th), Southern (21st), Big South (22nd), Sun Belt (25th) and Ohio Valley (29th). Against the Southern, Big South, Sun Belt and Ohio Valley conferences, the A-Sun owns a 15-8 mark.
The conference has more than held its own against the BCS conferences. With ETSU's win at Mississippi State, the conference grabbed its fifth win against the "Power-6" leagues. No conference eligible for consideration for the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 poll owns as many BCS wins as the A-Sun. The five wins represent the most for the league since they also picked up five wins in 2007-08.
BELMONT – The Bruins have started 6-2 for the second straight season and own the conference's best position in the Sagarin rankings (No. 43). Among conferences eligible for the Mid-Major Top 25, they own the fifth-highest Sagarin ratings position. Bolstered by incredible bench production (third in the nation at 43.2 points per game), Belmont ranks sixth in the country in points per game.
CAMPBELL – The Camels topped Auburn, 61-54, for their first win against an SEC school in more than 16 years. They have continued their strong play in the Pope Center/Gore Arena, starting 3-0 to improve to 25-7 all-time at the three-year old arena.
ETSU – The Buccaneers have picked up two signature wins on their month-long sojourn away from Johnson City to move back inside the RPI top 100. The eight-game stretch began by ending Dayton's 40-game home win streak against non-conference foes and on Saturday, ETSU edged passed Mississippi State, for the league's third SEC win.
FGCU – In the Eagles' home opener, they toppled Southeast Missouri State for the program's second-ever win against a school from the OVC. Led by Anthony Banks (who ranks ninth in the country in offensive rebounds per game) the Eagles rank among the 20 best offensive rebounding teams in the country.
JACKSONVILLE – The Dolphins started 6-1, for its best seven-game start in 10 years. The Dolphins won at Auburn on Nov. 27, the first win for the Dolphins against an SEC school as an A-Sun member. Ayron Hardy ranks inside the top 10 in the country in both field goal percentage and steals per game.
KENNESAW STATE – The Owls hosted Georgia Tech - the first ACC school to play at the KSU Convocation Center – and emerged victorious, 80-63 representing the league's first win against the Yellow Jackets in more than 17 years.
LIPSCOMB – The Bisons own a 4-0 record against the Ohio Valley in building a current RPI of 46 and placing ninth in the Bleacher Report's Mid-Major Top 25. Their only two losses to date have come on the road at then-nationally ranked UNC and Baylor. They have already topped the 90-point mark four times and along with Boulevard rival Belmont, rank among the top 10 scoring teams in the nation.
MERCER – The Bears have enjoyed playing in front of boisterous crowds in the early goings. Three Mercer home games have averaged 2,351 fans, good to rank third in the conference and continue a vast ascent under head coach Bob Hoffman. In the year before Hoffman arrived in Macon, the Bears averaged 1,095 fans per game and have increased to 1,707 in 2008-09 and 2,141 last year.
UNF – The Ospreys won their second holiday tournament in as many years, winning the Mayan Division of the Cancun Challenge. In the opening round of the tournament, the Ospreys defeated their first-ever Mountain West opponent, Wyoming and became the only mid-major program to earn a victory in the opening round games of the Challenge
USC UPSTATE – The Spartans have thrilled the home fans at the renovated Hodge Center. In home games against UNC Asheville and ETSU, the Spartans have played to 96.4 percent capacity and pulled out a 93-91 double overtime win against UNC Asheville and a 60-59 win against the reigning A-Sun champs.
STETSON – The Hatters kicked off the A-Sun resurgence on opening night. Stetson ended the conference's 13-year drought against the ACC by beating Wake Forest, 89-79. The unrelated Grahams (Ridge and Aaron) have led or tied for the team lead in scoring in every game this season.


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- bedrooms 4
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Location: 3220 S Terra Mar Dr Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, FL 33062
This Mediterranean style villa is located on a private island right in between the Intracoastal Waterway and the ocean in the vacation town of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. A private beach club is only a few minutes walk away, offering tables, BBQ grills, outside showers and shade. Surfboards, beach chairs and coolers are in the two car garage for your enjoyment while you vacation with us. The island itself is extremely safe and guarded by a gate avoiding any kind of through traffic, making it a real joy for joggers and kids on bicycles. The castle style entrance surrounded by marble stone work gives this mansion a feel of grandeur, which continues as you enter into the two story high entrance with the marble staircase and a grande chandelier.
The second floor features two master suites, each with private bathroom. The Master bedroom has a king size bed in a Las Vegas size suite, with a TV seating corner, a walk in closet with refrigerator, and a sizable bathroom suite with dual shower heads, spa bath and separate toilet room.. The second suite has 2 sets of bunk beds with a full size bed on bottom and a twin on top, a trundle and an extra twin bed. The floors are made of wood and the centerpiece Berber carpet. Each suite has its own balcony, and a hammock and chaises offer relaxing ways to enjoy the sunset. There is a separate laundry room with washer and dryer for each floor, along with a built in ironing board. There is also access stairs to get onto the roof top terrace, giving you a great view of the surroundings, the ocean as well as fireworks if you are lucky enough to stay here during July 4th.
The over 4000 square feet of living space are finished with the highest grade materials, and as you enter into the large living and entertaining space you will truly appreciate the floor to ceiling custom wood work that embraces the entertainment wall with a large built in TV, and continues to the bar with a Subzero dual zone wine cooler, a custom built in cigar humidor, ice maker, bar dishwasher, bar TV and built in industrial style beer kegorator (filled upon request with draft beer of your choice). The kitchen offers a 5 burner gas stove with a pot filler, double ovens, built in microwave and warming drawer. The double size Subzero refrigerator completes the high end line of VIKING appliances, and the open kitchen floor plan allows the chef to interact with the guests while enjoying the water view through the over-sized glass sliding doors. All counter tops in the kitchen, island, and bar are solid granite. The dining room features a 'hot spot' with a restaurant like heated serving station for the perfect family holiday dinner. The 2 bedrooms on the 1st floor have en suite beautiful marble bathrooms. One of the bedrooms has a king size bed and direct access to the spa and pool area, and the 2nd bedroom downstairs has 3 twin beds of which 2 may be converted into a king upon request. The home connoisseur will appreciate the faux paintings and many custom built wood features that make this a true custom home.
This home is built to entertain, and the solid glass front makes a seamless connection to the lush outdoors. The heated pool is surrounded by nature stone, and a waterfall spills fresh water into it. The pool area features lush landscaping connecting with the stones, and the attached spa overflows into the pool as well, giving it a unique "cove" like feel.Both pool and spa are salt water chlorinated to be gentle on eyes and skin, especially for children who like to swim with open eyes. The WEBER stainless BBQ is connected to permanent natural gas ( never run out of gas ...) and offers a great way to enjoy the outside, and the sitting area and chaises with 2 sun umbrellas offer great views to the yacht traffic on the Intracoastal Waterway. The house has a dock with power and water offering space for up to a 60'foot yacht and access to the Atlantic Ocean without fixed bridges. It features 35/50amp power and pilings for docking. The city provides a free shuttle service from the island to restaurants, shops and supermarkets in the area called 'The Pelican Hopper'; no need to drive after enjoying some wine or beer over dinner; just make the call and the Hopper comes and picks you up to return you safely back home. For more info go to: Lauderdale by the sea website.
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Isaiah Canaan had 20 points as the No. 12 Murray St. Racers rallied for a 66-60 win over the Morehead St. Eagles to remain one of two unbeaten teams in Division I basketball (Syracuse Orange).
The Racers trailed by six points at the half and were down nine with 13 minutes to play against their Ohio Valley Conference rivals. Canaan led all scorers, but senior guard Donte Poole, who added 15 points and five rebounds, keyed the comeback with eight points on a 10-0 run that allowed the Racers to retake the lead. Canaan and Poole combined to go seven-of-19 from the field and 18-of-21 from the free throw line.
Sophomore forward Drew Kelly led the Eagles with 20 points, on six-of-seven shooting, seven rebounds and a pair of blocked shots. Junior guard Marsell Holden, a 37 percent shooter from beyond the arc, was just one-of-six on three-point attempts on Wednesday night.
With the win, the Racers improved to 19-0 and are now 7-0 in the OVC. The Racers face Southern Illinois-Edwardsville on Saturday night. Morehead State had won five of their previous eight games, but with their loss to the Racers, fell to 9-11 overall and 3-4 in conference.


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Chris Colfer can relate to his "Glee" character's outcast status and creative genius. Growing up in a conservative cow town in central California, he sought solace on the stage, joining a community theater group called Good Company Players when he was in elementary school. BY high school, he was president of a writers club, editor of the school's literary magazine and member of the speech team. As a senior, he wrote, directed and performed in a parody of "Sweeney Todd". While starting community college and working at a dry cleaners, he would drive to LA to audition and one of his first professional tests was for "Glee". While originally trying out for the part of Arty, he inspired creator Ryan Murphy to add the role of Kurt Hummel and he quickly became an audience favorite when the show debuted in 2009. BY 2011, Colfer had won a Golden Globe for his portrayal of a gay teen with a strong soprano voice who survived bullying, coming out to his father and wardrobe malfunctions. His inspirational role and incredible fan love gave him the strength to come out in real life as well. He has since toured with his musical costars, written a screenplay for "Struck By Lightning", published a novel called "The Land Of Stories" and is developing a TV series for the Disney Channel.
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They do if they have a life-threatening condition. It is vital and necessary for the nurse at our school to know if your child has a condition that may lead to a medical alert during school hours. Such conditions include asthma, diabetes, seizure disorder and/or allergies that can have severe reactions. Please follow this link (LINK) to know for sure if your child should have a Health Care Plan at their school.
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FSF vs. Windows 7: Round Two
The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has invited 500 representatives of non-profit organizations to opt out of Windows 7.
A new letter from the FSF addressed to worldwide non-governmental organizations (NGOs) warns about the repercussions of the decision to release the new version of Windows this month: loss of freedom, privacy and security.
Instead, says the FSF, organizations should turn to free software. The foundation had started its Windows 7 Sins campaign in August 2009, as we reported at that time. The current letter to the NGOs is round two of the campaign.
7 sinsFrom the 7 sins website: "Free software operating systems like GNU/Linux can do the same jobs as Windows, but they encourage users to share, modify, and study the software as much as they want."
Yeah. My Mum really wants to share, modify, and study the software when she checks her email.
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Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.


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So you're driving down the road, minding your own business when you see a man on the hood of a truck pull up next to you...what do you do?
Apparently the man driving the truck stole the man on the hood's sign for his local business. The man on the hood was obviously not letting that happen.


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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- A Bloomington man is recovering after he was shot in the buttocks.
The identity of the 19-year-old victim has not been released.
Police say they found him injured at 610 West Mulberry Street shortly before 10 p.m. Tuesday.
Detectives and investigators interviewed witnesses, but their statements give little insight into a suspect description.
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Campaign signs posted throughout Pleasanton as election efforts get under way
Original post made on Sep 10, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, September 10, 2012, 7:50 AM
on Sep 10, 2012 at 8:15 am
This is a very important election for the City of Pleasanton. If you need a Jerry Pentin sign posted in your yard please visit www.pentin.com to submit a request and learn more about Jerry's great experience and goals.
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Which candidates are most likely to be serious about pension reform?
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"In 1896, Miss Audrey Griffin, of Hurstville, New South Wales initiated a 'chain letter' with the object of obtaining 1,000,000 used postage stamps." ["Daily Chronicle," July 27, 1906]
chain (chān)
A group of atoms covalently bonded in a spatial configuration like links in a chain.
A linear arrangement of living things such as cells or bacteria.
Chain (chān), Ernst Boris. 1906-1979.
German-born British biochemist. He shared a 1945 Nobel Prize for isolating and purifying penicillin, discovered in 1928 by Sir Alexander Fleming.
A group of atoms, often of the same element, bound together in a line, branched line, or ring to form a molecule. ◇ In a straight chain, each of the constituent atoms is attached to other single atoms, not to groups of atoms. ◇ In a branched chain, side groups are attached to the chain. ◇ In a closed chain, the atoms are arranged in the shape of a ring.
ball-and-chain, daisy chain, pull someone's chain
(1.) A part of the insignia of office. A chain of gold was placed about Joseph's neck (Gen. 41:42); and one was promised to Daniel (5:7). It is used as a symbol of sovereignty (Ezek. 16:11). The breast-plate of the high-priest was fastened to the ephod by golden chains (Ex. 39:17, 21). (2.) It was used as an ornament (Prov. 1:9; Cant. 1:10). The Midianites adorned the necks of their camels with chains (Judg. 8:21, 26). (3.) Chains were also used as fetters wherewith prisoners were bound (Judg. 16:21; 2 Sam. 3:34; 2 Kings 25:7; Jer. 39:7). Paul was in this manner bound to a Roman soldier (Acts 28:20; Eph. 6:20; 2 Tim. 1:16). Sometimes, for the sake of greater security, the prisoner was attached by two chains to two soldiers, as in the case of Peter (Acts 12:6).