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Jets lose in every aspect of the game
The Jets were embarrassed by the Patriots on national television, a 45-3 romp that was shockingly more lopsided than the score indicates.
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In the most hyped regular-season game in recent memory between two bitter AFC East rivals, PFW associate editor Kevin Fishbain thinks the Patriots' home-field advantage will be just enough to beat the Jets.
Patriots-Jets matchup of the day: Saturday
If the Patriots want to win Monday night's big game against the Jets, their secondary will need to slow down a hot Mark Sanchez and his dynamic receivers and tight end.
Struggles hit Jets offense early, defense late
The Jets' offense has struggled in the first quarter of games this season, requiring late comebacks by Mark Sanchez.
Holmes making Jets' passing game dangerous
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Jets stun Texans on late Holmes TD
Santonio Holmes caught a 6-yard touchdown pass from Mark Sanchez with 10 seconds left, lifting the New York Jets to a stunning 30-27 comeback victory over the Houston Texans on Sunday.
Jets' Sanchez becoming all-around QB
With some help from experienced backup Mark Brunell, Jets starting QB Mark Sanchez has developed as a player, both with his on-field skills and off-field demeanor.
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Despite some ups and downs this season, Jets QB Mark Sanchez has performed admirably the past two weeks, and Sunday he faces the bottom-ranked Texans pass defense.
Jets WR Holmes again comes through in the clutch
Santonio Holmes' 37-yard touchdown with 16 seconds remaining in overtime was the latest in a stretch of late-game heroics for the wide receiver.
Sanchez-Holmes TD in OT gives Jets the win
Santonio Holmes scored on a 37-yard touchdown pass from Mark Sanchez with 16 seconds left in overtime, giving the New York Jets a 26-20 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday for their eighth straight regular-season road win.
Browns' Ryan impressed with Jets QB Sanchez
Browns defensive coordinator Rob Ryan likes what he's seen from Jets second-year QB Mark Sanchez, who threw for 323 yards in the Jets' 23-20 win at Detroit on Sunday.
Jets living large on the edge
With a refreshing flair spearheaded by colorful head coach Rex Ryan, the Jets are standing tall on top of the NFL mountain, with the season's halfway point fast approaching.
Jets thrive at protecting the ball
The Jets benched players in the preseason if they turned the ball over, and that tough love appears to have worked.
Rex Ryan wanted Favre if Jets hadn't drafted Sanchez
Jets head coach Rex Ryan told the media on Monday that he would have tried to lure Vikings QB Brett Favre back to the team had it not drafted QB Mark Sanchez in 2009.
A struggling artist takes up his brush
Tom Danyluk says Jets QB Mark Sanchez's strong performance against the Patriots in Week Two was an eye-catcher and showed progress that should make Jets coaches, teammates and fans happy.
Rex Ryan says Mark Sanchez will be the New York Jets' starting quarterback for "the first snap" in minicamp, but insists there will be an open competition at the position.||||||| The Jets coach says at the NFL meetings Tuesday that the team needs "to get better" at the position." Sanchez struggled mightily last year, and was benched in favor of third-stringer Greg McElroy for a game. New York brought in veteran David Garrard to compete with Sanchez for the job, and anything is possible with Ryan at the helm of this circus.
The Jets are hamstrung by the contract of Sanchez, who is coming off a miserable season but is guaranteed $8.25 million next season. He would cost the Jets a $17.1 million cap hit if they cut him.||||||| Sanchez will almost certainly be back, unless the Jets can trade him. If Sanchez returns, he will likely have to compete for the starting job, and the Jets will be in the market for a quarterback in free agency or the draft.
Greg McElroy has a concussion and will be replaced by Sanchez as the New York Jets' starting quarterback in the season finale at Buffalo on Sunday.||||||| Coach Rex Ryan says Thursday that McElroy, preparing to make his second NFL start in place of the benched Sanchez, was lifting weights and had headaches. Ryan says he chose to start Sanchez over Tim Tebow because the team has just two practices and a walkthrough to prepare before the game and he feels "more comfortable" with Sanchez. Sanchez was benched after turning the ball over five times at Tennessee on Dec. 17.
Sanchez and Tim Tebow are both active as Greg McElroy's backups in the New York Jets' regular-season home finale against the San Diego Chargers.||||||| It is the first time all season that Rex Ryan has had all three of his quarterbacks active for a game. By having all three available, Ryan avoids having to designate either Sanchez or Tebow as the No. 2 quarterback Sunday.
Sanchez knows he won't be the New York Jets' starting quarterback this week. The one-time face of the franchise won't say whether he thinks he'll be back with the team next season.||||||| Benched in favor of Greg McElroy for Sunday's game against San Diego, Sanchez said he hadn't thought about his future. He says that "I'm a Jet, and that's all I've known," despite the fact the team will consider all options with Sanchez - including a trade - in the offseason. Sanchez threw four interceptions and lost the football on the final offensive play as New York was eliminated from playoff contention with Monday night's 14-10 loss at Tennessee.


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3.06/5 rDev -14.3%
Advertised as a Winter Warmer - "Amber Belgian Ale" ... "simmered with Belgian candy sugar and chocolate covered toffees"...
Half inch head that fades to a nice amount of lacing. A near opaque reddish brown. Looks very promising in a Goblet.
Faint hard to place smell but that seems appropriate.
Started with several different tastes seem to be fighting it out... the underlying ale (not great), a second flavor that's hard place (not particularly chocolate or toffee like, but appropriate to a winter warmer), and maybe something metallic? Much, much better as it warms up and the seasonal character comes to the fore.
Ok mouthfeel, but perhaps a bit oily and it lingers. The oiliness fades as it warms.
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Poured on-tap and served in a shaker pint, the beer is a ruby red coloring, deep and dark, with a boldness to it. Filmy halo, off-white, sits on the surface. Aromas of rich toffee, fig, raisin, and date. Smells heavy. Flavors are super-rich, with old world fruits running wild on the palate. Very tasty. Great balance of date, plum, dark cherry, and raisin. Smooth, slick, velvety body with a tart and richly sweet and earthy aftertaste. The finish is an oil-slick, reminding you how heavy and tasty each sip is. Great beer!
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Wasik Betters Own School Record in Pole Vault at NCAA East Preliminaries
Villanova junior cleared height of 4.15 meters on second day of preliminary meet
Women's Indoor Track & Field Wins 12th BIG EAST Title
Villanova named Coaching Staff of the Year; Emily Lipari repeats as Most Outstanding Track Performer
Women's Track Has Six Earn USTFCCCA All-Academic Honors
Villanova also received All-Academic Team recognition
Lipari, Schappert and Piccirillo Move On to Quarterfinals at NCAA East Regional
All three runners were automatic qualifiers for the next round in their respective events
Women's Track Has 12 Athletes Headed to NCAA East Regional
Official declarations for regional meet were announced on Thursday afternoon
On Wasik: Outstanding competitor in the pole vault who has already proven herself to be a consistent performer at the BIG EAST level ... Has the ability to make an impact nationally and is the leader of the large Villanova pole vault group ... Continues to make great strides and is poised for another strong season.
2014 Indoor: Won the BIG EAST title in the pole vault and also became the school record holder ... Followed up on her conference title with the record-setting performance at the Mason Last Chance Meet, where she cleared a height of 4.12 meters ... That surpassed the old Villanova mark of 4.11 meters set indoors by Ashlyn Llerandi at the 2010 ECAC Championship ... Wasik and Llerandi are the only two athletes in school history to clear 4.10 meters ... Won the BIG EAST title with a height of 3.80 meters and led a 1-2-3 finish for the Wildcats in the event ... Third straight year she has been All-BIG EAST in the pole vault ... Cleared 4.01 meters at the Penn State National and was the runner-up in the Invitational section ... Opened the season with a first place finish at the Jack Pyrah Invitational (3.85m) ... Tied for third place at the Gotham Cup (3.65m) and was second at the Tiger Open (3.90m).
2013 Outdoor: Advanced to the NCAA East Regional in the pole vault for the second straight year ... Matched a personal best with a height of 4.00 meters at the regional meet and tied for 18th place in a field of 48 competitors ... Was the runner-up at both the BIG EAST Championships and the ECAC Championship ... Cleared a height of 3.91 meters at the ECAC meet and recorded a mark of 3.85 meters at the BIG EAST meet ... Tied for sixth place in the championship section at the Penn Relays (3.90m) ... Came in third at the Colonial Relays (3.84m) and was second at the Larry Ellis Invitational (3.88m).
2013 Indoor: Competed in the pole vault at five meets during the season and came away with three first-place finishes ... Earned All-BIG EAST honors for the second straight year with a runner-up finish at the conference championships, where she cleared a height of 3.95 meters ... Cleared 4.00 meters for the first time at the Armory Collegiate Invitational, setting a new personal best and finishing 11th in the Championship section of the meet ... Opened the season with three straight wins at the Jack Pyrah Invitational (3.90m), the New York City Gotham Cup (3.80m) and the Great Dane Classic (3.95m).
2012 Outdoor: Scored team points at the BIG EAST Championships by tying for seventh place at the conference meet (3.75 meters) ... Cleared 3.75 meters or higher in each of her first four meets of the outdoor season ... Earned a spot in the Championship section at the Penn Relays and tied for sixth place (3.90m) ... Individual winner at the Widener Invitational (3.87m) ... Came in third at the Hurricane Alumni Invitational (3.80m) ... Qualified for the NCAA East Regional and tied for 35th place at the regional meet (3.65m).
2012 Indoor: All-BIG EAST in the pole vault ... Runner-up at the BIG EAST Championships with a personal best height of 3.95 meters at the conference meet ... Competed at five meets during the indoor season and cleared 3.75 meters or higher in each outing ... Individual winner in her collegiate debut at the NYC Gotham Cup (3.75m) ... Came in second at the Great Dane Classic (3.75m) and tied for third at the Penn State National (3.77m) ... Finished in fourth place of the College section at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational (3.90m).
Medina High School: Earned four varsity letters in both track and gymnastics ... State champion in the pole vault as a senior after being the runner up as a junior ... Received all-district and all-state honors as both a junior and a senior ... Four-time all-conference and all-region performer ... Academically was named All-Ohio all four years of high school.
Personal: Born 12/6/92 in Medina, Ohio ... One of three children of Robert and Michelle Wasik ... Siblings are Todd and Steele (16) ... Older brother, Todd, played football at Stanford ... Majoring in Global Studies.
Pole Vault 4.15m 2014 NCAA East Preliminary
CAREER AWARDS (Indoor Track)
BIG EAST Champion 2014 (Pole Vault) All-BIG EAST 2012, 2013, 2014 (Pole Vault) BIG EAST Athlete of the Week 2014 (January 27-February 2) School Record Holder Pole Vault (4.12 Meters - March 2, 2014)
CAREER AWARDS (Outdoor Track)
BIG EAST Champion 2014 (Pole Vault) All-BIG EAST 2013, 2014 (Pole Vault) School Record Holder Pole Vault (4.15 Meters - May 30, 2014)
CAREER AWARDS (Academics)
USTFCCCA All-Academic Team 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14 BIG EAST All-Academic Team 2011-12, 2012-13
Pole Vault 1st 2014 Indoor, 2014 Outdoor Pole Vault 2nd 2012 Indoor, 2013 Indoor, 2013 Outdoor Pole Vault tie-7th 2012 Outdoor


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You are sure it could never happen to you. You are careful with your passwords, you don't fall for get-rich-quick scams and you are too smart to be conned. Well, even smart people have bad things happen to them and getting your email or social media account hacked is one of those bad things.
Email accounts are taken over by criminals for several reasons, including to get to your personal information and online accounts, to send out fraudulent emails and to use your identity to possibly convince others to give money or personal information.
Here are some steps to take if you believe your account has been hacked:
• Report the hack. As soon as you detect that your email account or social media profile has been compromised, report it to the email provider or social media site. Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo and other webmail services have methods of resetting your account's password. If you are completely locked out of your account, you will have to contact their security team and seek assistance. If it is a Gmail account, here is a very thorough look at steps you should take in navigating the process.
• Assess the damage. After you have re-accessed your account and reset the password, be sure to see what damage is evident from your files. Delete offending tweets or wall posts. Check to see what personal or financial information might have been available to the intruders from within your mail folders and notify the banking institutions that the account was hacked.
• Lockdown. Run a complete virus scan on any computer or device that was compromised. Change the passwords on any of your accounts. Use secure passwords that are not shared for every account. You can have an easy, less-secure password for news sites perhaps, but for any account that is linked to your financial life or that could be co-opted to damage your personal reputation, a secure, unique password is a must.
• Alert and apologize. Let your contacts know that your email had been compromised. Apologize to your friends if the hacker sent out inappropriate or offensive content.
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CHATANOOGA, Tn. – The Jacksonville University men's rowing program continued its strong fall season with four top-ten finishes at the Head of the Hooch regatta on the Tennessee River. Finishing in the top spot out of 36 entries, the Dolphin's Freshmen 8 had an exceptional night in its third outing of the 2013 slate.
The Varsity 8 crews navigated the 5,000 meter course with times of 15:06.2 and 15:29.4 to finish fourth and eleventh, respectively.
In the Championship 8+ race, Jacksonville's A boat claimed third place crossing in at 16:32.1. The B Boat wasn't far behind with a time of 16:38.4 to place sixth.
Finishing 16.4 seconds before the University of Virginia, the Freshmen 8 took first place in their heat with a time of 15:17.1
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Second-year Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno sustained a hamstring injury at practice Sunday, reports indicate.
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RB Correll Buckhalter also limped off the practice field Sunday, leaving the Broncos with little depth at running back.
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The family of Mustafa McWhorter has set up a memorial fund for him after he was shot and killed Tuesday on the city's west side.
It happened just before noon in the 11600 block of Lorain Avenue near the library.
Police say the victim, 18-year-old Mustafa McWhorter, was walking with another male westbound on Lorain Avenue when they were confronted by an individual driving a red pickup truck.
The individual in the truck fired a shot, striking McWhorter in the chest/side. The suspect then fled the scene and has not been arrested.
McWhorter died at MetroHealth Medical Center.
"Don't nobody deserve to get shot. Don't nobody deserve to get killed. Not only did they kill the little boy but his mom is never going to be the same no more," said Camaro Alexander, who knew McWhorter.
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And it ends with Ragnarok, the twilight of the Gods. In between is much fighting, betrayal and romance. Just as a good Godly story should be.
Heroes have their own graveyard called Valhalla. Unfortunately we cannot show you a panorama of it at this time, nor of the lovely Valkyries who are its escort service.
Hail Odin, wandering God wielding wisdom and wand! Hail Freya, hail Tyr, hail Thor!
Odin made the many lakes and the fish in them. In his traverses across the lands he caused there to be the Mulheim Bridge in Cologne, as did he make the Mercury fountain, Mercury being of his nature.
But it is to the mighty Thor that the Hammering Man gives service.
Between the time of the Nordic old ones and that of modern Frankfort there may have been a T.Rex or two on the scene. At least some mastodons for sure came through for lunch, then fell into tar pits to become fossils for us to find.
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Savage will soon be home to the Minnesota River Valley Lodge No. 6 of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons.
The Savage Pacer reports that the group recently bought a 15,000 square foot building in downtown, on the 4800 block of West 124th Street. The property will become their permanent meeting place as soon as renovations wrap up. Officials with the Masons told the Pacer that they expect to move in next summer.
Currently, the men meet at 110-1/2 1st Ave. E in Shakopee. The Shakopee location is home to two lodges, the Minnesota River Valley Lodge No. 6 (which has served Jordan, Shakopee, Chaska and Belle Plaine since four masonic lodges merged in 1999) and Lebanon Lodge #346 (which serves Eagan, Burnsville, and Apple Valley).
However, the building in Shakopee is antiquated and not easily accessible to aged Masons.
"Our building in Shakopee was built in the 1800s, and it has very, very long, steep, narrow staircases," said Rich Hervieux, master of the lodge, told the Pacer. "It means a lot [to masons] to go to lodge, and it was really sad that there were brothers who weren't able to go anymore due to age or health reasons. It really has an adverse affect on their lives [if they can't go]."
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At Cornell College, we simply like getting to know folks. To enable us to meet individually with as many students as possible, each year the Admission Office offers personal interviews and receptions in a number of metropolitan areas. We look forward to seeing you, and we encourage you to connect with Cornell today!
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"So Mote It Ever Be"
The Folksong Heritage of
North Carolina's Northern Blue Ridge Mountains
W. Amos Abrams Collection
William Amos "Doc" Abrams (1905-1991), originally from Pinetops in Edgecombe County, North Carolina, was chairman of the English Department at Appalachian State Teacher's College (ASTC) from 1932 to 1946. Dr. Abrams possessed both B. A. and M. A. degrees from Duke University, in addition to a Ph.D. from Cornell University. From 1946 until his retirement in 1970, he served as editor of the North Carolina Education Association publications. He was married to Lillian Cost.
Starting in the 1930s, Dr. Abrams built a reputation as an enthusiastic collector, scholar and promoter of North Carolina folklore. He served multiple terms as president of the North Carolina Folklore Society and contributed a number of articles to the society's journal. A significant number of the folksong variants in his collection (some collected in association with Dr. Frank C. Brown and later with Dr. Cratis D. Williams) appear in the seven volume The Frank C. Brown Collection of North Carolina Folklore, published in 1962. Dr. Abrams received the Society's Brown-Hudson Award in 1974.
Manuscripts and Typescripts
The W. Amos Abrams Folksong Collection, presented here as part of the Documenting Appalachia digital initiative, consists of approximately 1,100 document pages that comprise some 400 individual song titles, most of which have multiple variants. The documents in this collection consist of both manuscripts and typescripts. Dr. Abrams collected titles from such acclaimed regional folk performers as Watagua County's Frank Proffitt and Yadkin County's Uncle Pat Fry. Dr. Abrams' students during his time at ASTC also contributed many of the ballad variants herein, thereby expanding the geographical scope of his collection beyond the uplands of western North Carolina. Like the I. G. Greer Collection, the titles contained in Abrams' collection range from traditional Child Ballads to 19th century popular music to compositions of local origin.
Field Recordings
As part of the Abrams Folksong Collection, the Documenting Appalachia digital initiative presents the Field Recordings collection of Dr. Abrams. Recorded from 1938 to 1946, these songs were transcribed by Dr. Abrams in 1973. To introduce this collection, listen to Dr. Abrams himself:
Speech Collection
Presented here is the Dr. W. Amos Abrams Speech Collection. These speeches were given by Dr. Abrams at various functions, conferences, and banquets throughout North Carolina in the 1960s and 1970s. The Documenting Appalachia digital initiative is proud to present you the opportunity to listen to these speeches.
The "So Mote It Ever Be" project was funded in part by a grant from the Blue Ridge National Heritage Area.


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---- — PEABODY — Officials plan to exhume the body of Albert DeSalvo from the Puritan Lawn Memorial Park cemetery in order to test the DNA of the suspected Boston Strangler against DNA newly developed from the death scene of Mary Sullivan, a 19-year-old strangled in Boston in 1964.
Advances in DNA testing have allowed criminologists to prove there is a connection between the crime and someone in the DeSalvo line, according to a team led by Attorney General Martha Coakley and Suffolk County District Attorney Dan Conley. Now they want to prove that "someone" was Albert DeSalvo.
"There was no forensic evidence to link Albert DeSalvo to Mary Sullivan's murder — until today," Conley said yesterday at a press conference. "Advances in the sensitivity of DNA testing have allowed us to make a familial match between biological evidence recovered from the crime scene and a suspect in Mary Sullivan's murder. That suspect is Albert DeSalvo."
The new technology can coax DNA from aged samples. By testing DeSalvo's remains, Conley hopes to make the identification 100 percent positive and solve a mystery that has haunted Massachusetts for roughly half a century.
It will mark the second time in little more than 10 years that the suspected killer's body has been removed from its grave in Peabody. In October 2001, a private group led by forensic scientist James Starr — notable for previously exhuming the body of Jesse James — disinterred DeSalvo for testing. Those results were not conclusive.
Starr also exhumed the body of Mary Sullivan and reported finding DNA from someone who was not DeSalvo. Marblehead attorney Elaine Sharp, who represents the DeSalvo family, believes that means there will be unanswered questions despite the new evidence.
While Sharp called the new DNA evidence "strong" and praised the effort in seeking the truth all these years later, she said, "It is not definitive."
It is "very compelling evidence that (DeSalvo) was present at the crime scene," she said. "It doesn't mean he was the one who murdered her."
She also objected to the process used to obtain DeSalvo family DNA, which involved surreptitiously following his nephew and obtaining a discarded drink container. And she complained that there was no effort to get permission from the family to exhume DeSalvo's body; a Suffolk County Superior Court judge gave the OK.
The Strangler murders from 1962 to 1964 marked a period of unprecedented terror in Greater Boston, when women were advised never to open their doors to strangers. Many of the victims were older women, people leading ordinary lives who made the mistake of unlocking the door to a serial killer. Evelyn Corbin, 58, for example, is believed to be one of the Strangler's victims. She was murdered in Salem in 1963.
DeSalvo, at one point, confessed to killing 13 women, but he was eventually convicted on unrelated charges of sexual assault. Doubts about the confession lingered, and DeSalvo later retracted it.
Albert DeSalvo was stabbed to death in prison in 1973.
Sharp said she believes there is a second suspect, someone she did not name, but who she said is still alive today and living in New Hampshire.
Staff writer Alan Burke can be reached at email@example.com.


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Mainstreet Executive Director Bryan Robbins told the Daily News that Santa Claus will be ready to hear holiday wish lists between 6:30 and 6:45 p.m., in the courthouse's north atrium.
Additionally, Mainstreet is also running a promotion wherein all the retailers and restaurants on Greensburg's downtown square are currently handing out special, "Santa Helper's" tickets.
"We've been running this promotion about two weeks," Robbins explained. "Each business has five tickets apiece to distribute, with 100 total tickets being handed out — one ticket per child."
Kids can redeem their tickets, Robbins continued, at the post office to receive one of two possible holiday-themed costumes: A blinking nose with reindeer antlers; or an elf hat with matching elfish ears.
"The 100 kids who redeem their tickets will get to march in the parade in front of Santa's horse and carriage," Robbins added. "These tickets have been hot items. I'm not sure how many are left, but we've had a handful of merchants call us requesting more."
With the Santa's Helper promotion, Robbins and Mainstreet hope to foster family participation in the parade and its accompanying events.
"It's always great fun," Robbins said. "It's a great time for families to come down and experience why the holiday season is so special in a small community and why it's especially unique in the tree city."
He continued, "And don't forget; in addition to the parade and the meet-and-greet with Santa, we'll also have music and crafts and carriage rides around the square."
Robbins also touted Mainstreet's ongoing "Buy-Local" Holiday Campaign.
That promotion, according to the executive director, aims to "stimulate the local economy by encouraging Decatur Countians to buy at least two gifts on their holiday shopping lists from local merchants."
"Studies show," he continued, "that much more of the money spent at a local business stays in local economy, compared to money spent at a big-box store."
In support of that claim, Robbins cited a study by the 350 Project (www.the350project.net/home.html) which found that, for every $100 spent at a local business, $68 of that money remains in the local economy; conversely, of every $100 spent at a big-box, chain store, $43 stays in community.
"We all appreciate chain stores," Robbins said, "and we're certainly not trying to compete with them, but our local merchants make us unique. These small business owners tend to be people we know, people we went to school with, who we've known for years; they're the ones who often contribute the most time, money and manpower when the community asks for help. Buying local is a mutually-beneficial way of thanking them.'
"So we're asking Decatur Countians to be more conscious of where their holiday-shopping dollars go," he continued. "When you're out shopping for the holidays, if you buy just two gifts at local businesses the entire season, it's provides a real boost to our economy right here in Decatur County; it's basically like buying a Christmas gift for your town."
Contact: Rob Cox at 812-663-3111 x7011.


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- 1 December as one of the Martyrs of Oxford University
Educated at Oxford University. Priest. Conformed to the rules of the state church under Queen Elizabeth, but eventually returned to his Catholic faith, and was martyred with Blessed John Finch.
- 8 December 1929 by Pope Pius XI (decree of martyrdom
- if you have information relevant to the canonization of Blessed Page, contact
Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales
39 Eccleston Square
London SW1V 1BX, UNITED KINGDOM
- Book of Saints, by the Monks of Ramsgate
- Martirologio Romano, 2005 edition
- Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints
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Experience the extraordinary natural beauty and wildlife of South America during this memorable journey to Iguazú Falls ~ one of the great natural wonders of the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Iguazú River Delta is located in the center of a sub-tropical forest spanning 457,000 acres, and possesses unique characteristics that have made it an important economic and ecological reserve for its neighboring countries. On this pre cruise adventure you will visit the northeastern section of Argentina - an area that is inhabited by over 400 different varieties of birds and marks one of the most beautiful landscapes of the world.
80m high and 3km wide, the Iguazú Falls span the border between Argentina and Brazil and is made up of many cascades that generate vast sprays of water producing one of the most spectacular waterfalls known to mankind.
Arrival of your international flight to Ezeiza International Airport, Buenos Aires
Proceed through Customs and claim your luggage. You will be met according to your flight details and transferred to your hotel.
The day and evening are at your leisure.
Check in time is 3:00pm. Although every effort will be made to have the rooms available earlier, this cannot be guaranteed. If you are arriving early you may wish to book an extra night to guarantee immediate check-in.
Dinner tonight is on our own.
Overnight at the Emperador Buenos Aires or similar hotel
Day 2
Following breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the Domestic Airport to board your flight to Iguazú.
*We recommend you pack one light overnight bag per person. Allowance: one checked bag per person maximum 15 kg/33lbs and one carry on per person maximum 5kg/11lbs. Any excess luggage will be stored at the hotel in Buenos Aires where you will receive it upon your return.
Upon arrival, you will be met by your local guide and then transferred to Iguazú Falls National Park. A buffet lunch will be served at La Selva Restaurant shortly after your arrival.
Following lunch, enjoy a motorized boat cruise (zodiacs) which allows you to view the falls from water level and get close enough to feel the spray and energy created by this great mass of falling water. Please note that you will get wet on the zodiacs. Along the way, your guide will explain all about the trees, birds, falls and more. Note: the zodiac loading area is not accessible to wheelchairs. There are approximately 100 steps down / up to reach the boats with no ramps. The zodiac tour is optional and any guests wishing to remain ashore can do so. There are shaded areas and benches to sit on throughout the park.
The name Iguazú means Great Waters in Guarani. This natural wonder is taller and twice as wide than Niagara Falls and combines 275 falls in a massive, magnificent cascade stretching for nearly 1.7 miles. Situated on the border between Argentina and Brazil, its waters pass over lush, sub-tropical greenery. One of the most breathtaking sights you may see during your tour is the fluttering of more than 700 species of butterflies that make this area their home.
After the zodiac tour, check-in at your hotel and enjoy some free time to relax before dinner.
Overnight at Loi Suites Hotel or similar hotel
After breakfast at the hotel, check out & transfer by bus to Iguazú National Park to visit the impressive Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat), where the Iguazú River crashes down almost 80 metres forming many rainbows. You will reach this fantastic sight via a unique train ride - the Eco-Train - which travels on a 1000-meter footbridge from the train station to the Garganta del Diablo. You will end your visit with a moderate walk through one of the circuits of the National Park on the Argentine Side. Along the way traverse over catwalks and view the observatories. A box lunch will be provided before your transfer to the Iguazú Airport. Upon arrival in Buenos Aires you will be transferred to your hotel where the evening is at leisure.
Dinner is on your own this evening.
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Check out is at 12:00pm. You will be transferred to the port where you will embark the ship.
Overland Program Step by Step:
Please note: The order of sites visited may vary to avoid congestion. The flights and timings indicated below are only approximate, are given here for general reference purposes and are subject to change.
EXTRA NIGHTS: Should you book any extra nights through the cruise line, you will be met per the flight details provided and transferred to your hotel in Buenos Aires. Note that check in time is 3:00pm. Any meals other than breakfast as well as any activities are on your own until Day 2 of the program. Kindly ensure that the cruise line has your most up to date flight details.
Arrival of your international flight. Meet and greet and transfer to your hotel.
3:00pm Check-in
The remainder of the day and evening at your leisure
Dinner is on your own
7:00am Buffet breakfast at the hotel and check -out
8:00am Transfer to the Domestic Airport
8:15am Check-in for your flight
9:45am Fly (Airline and flight number TBA and subject to change) to Iguazú
11:30am Arrival in Iguazú and transfer to Iguazú Falls National Park
1:00pm Enjoy lunch at La Selva Restaurant (1 soft drink included)
2:00pm Zodiac tour on the Argentinean side of the falls and time to explore the lower trails of the park. Zodiac ride is 15 minutes in duration.
6:30pm Transfer to your hotel
7:00pm Time at leisure at the hotel
8:00pm Dinner at your hotel (1 soft drink and ½ bottle of wine included)
7:30am Buffet breakfast at your hotel and check-out
8:00am Transfer to Iguazú National Park and visit the Devil's Throat
12:00pm Depending on flight schedule, enjoy some time at leisure until your airport transfer. Box lunch provided (sandwich, salad, fruit, water – subject to change)
12:30pm Transfer to the airport
1:00pm Arrive at the airport and check-in
2:05pm Fly (Airline and flight number TBA and subject to change) to Buenos Aires
3:55pm Arrival in Buenos Aires and transfer to your hotel
5:15pm Approximate arrival to the hotel
Dinner on your own
7:30am Buffet breakfast at hotel
12:00pm Check-out and transfer to the port
1:00pm Approximate arrival at the port and embark the ship
Expected Weather:
Seasons in South America are exactly opposite of those in North America. Rain can fall at any time of the year. A hot and humid climate should be expected during the summer (December-March)
What to Bring: Light, loose clothing, comfortable, rubber-soled shoes and a light rain jacket as well as mosquito repellant are recommended. Guests can also wear a swimsuit for the zodiac boat ride if they wish but must be worn under your clothes as there are no changing facilities.
Note: The pathways can be uneven in places and there are approximately 100 steps up / down to access the zodiac boat. You are very likely to get wet from the spray of the falls.
Currency: The official Argentine currency is the Peso. USD are accepted in most places. The exchange rate is approximately 1 USD = 8.0 Argentine pesos.
Electricity: 220 volts A.C. (50 Hz)
Luggage: As you will be flying on a domestic flight, the luggage restrictions are as follows:
5kg/11lbs of carry-on luggage
15kg / 33lbs of checked-in luggage
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Online pre-registration will be open until November 5, 2012.
Registration fees
Registration fees total 150 Argentinian pesos (ARS) for online registration, and 200 ARS for on-site registration.
Payment will be made in cash to the organizers on site (no payment online).
See current ARS → € conversion rates.
Registration fees include:
- dinner on Saturday, November 24, 2012
- evening events on November 22, 23, 24 and 25, 2012
- a campsite at the Petzl RocTrip campground for the 4 days
- the climbing topo for the valley
- an event T-shirt
- a welcome package
The only available lodging during Petzl RocTrip Argentina 2012 is the campground.
The price is included in the registration fees for the nights of November 22 - 25, inclusive.
Outside this period, the campsite is available at 20 ARS per day per person, and can be paid to the organizers on site.
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3:30pm Friday 14th March 2014 in Sport By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
JOHNNY Mullins has the ability to play in midfield on a regular basis, according to Mickey Lewis.
The centre back has been used in the more advanced role at times this season.
Mullins started in midfield in the 1-1 midweek draw with Cheltenham and could be asked to do so again at Chesterfield tomorrow.
Lewis, United's caretaker manager said: "In that role he played on Tuesday night you don't have to play 60-yard passes, you just have to keep the ball rolling.
"You know he's going to break the ball up and you know he's going to win headers in there.
"I'm not sure if he quite believes me yet, but he could be a natural."
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Suzanne Stoelting, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Sociology
"I am so excited about this program because as a sociologist, I find St. Louis both fascinating and unique. Furthermore, I think that you will be amazed, engaged and inspired by the enriching culture and history of St. Louis that this program plans to unveil. I look forward to seeing you on June 9th! I will be the team lead on our trip to the Pruitt-Igoe Project."
Suzanne Stoelting is Fontbonne's Director of Retention. She received her doctorate in sociology from Southern Illinois University and has presented at several professional panels. She is a recipient of Fontbonne's Joan Goostree Stevens Award for Excellence in Teaching.
Angie (Dowell) Liljequist, Ph.D Candidate, Instructor in Fashion Merchandising.
"While some may think that fashion merchandising is only about what is 'fashionable,' the discipline includes much more, such as the study of textiles, costume history, social perspectives on race and class, and the cultural relevance of dress practices. I want to share the breadth of this discipline with you, particularly as it relates to St. Louis' past and future. I think you will leave this program with a fond appreciation for the social and economic experiences of past St. Louisans. I will be the team lead on our trip to the Washington Avenue Garment District."
Angie Dowell earned her bachelor's and master's in textile and apparel management from the University of Missouri and is a doctoral candidate in American Studies at the University of Kansas. She has been teaching in fashion merchandising and women's studies programs for 10 years. She has presented at two international conferences, including the International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women in Madrid, Spain, and the International Conference on Fashion: Exploring Critical Issues in Oxford, England.
Jason Sommer, Ph.D., Professor of English and Communication
"Alongside my career at Fontbonne, I have had the privilege of teaching for seven summers in one of the nation's premier writing conferences for teenagers. I love the energy and ideas that young people bring to their experiences. Part of my own work as a writer has been to give voice to others, helping to preserve accounts of difficult history. This city, too, has its stories, and this summer I am eager to join a group of young people in discovering some and finding ways to tell them."
Jason Sommer is author of three poetry collections and has been honored with a Whiting Foundation Writer's Award. A former Mirrielees Fellow in Poetry at Stanford University, he has held fellowships at the Bread Loaf and Sewanee writer's conferences, as well as a residency for the YMCA's National Writer's Voice project. He is also Director of the Fontbonne Honors Program.
Benjamin Moore, Ph.D., Associate Professor of English and Communication
"In collaboration with my colleague Dr. Jack Luzkow, our students interviewed dozens of Bosnian genocide survivors who now live in St. Louis, with the purpose of establishing an archival record that will be of use to future generations. Our local Bosnian community is a gateway to the world. By engaging with our Bosnian neighbors, we can learn a tremendous amount about the war and genocide in Bosnia and — more important — about ourselves and humanity. No matter what your background is, as students and explorers, I think you'll find the City Summer Project to be exciting, compelling and even emotional."
Benjamin Moore is two-time winner of Fontbonne's Joan Goostree Stevens Award for Excellence in Teaching and a contributor to the traveling exhibit Prijedor: Lives from the Bosnian Genocide. He is also Director of Fontbonne's Bosnia Memory Project (www.fontbonne.edu/bosnia), a historical preservation project that has received national and international recognition.


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The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
- Release Date: Dec. 25, 2013
- Genres: Action/Adventure, Comedy, Drama
- Cast: Kristen Wiig, Ben Stiller, Sean Penn, Adam Scott, Kathryn Hahn, Josh Charles, Shirley MacLaine, Patton Oswalt, Terence Bernie Hines, Adrian Martinez
- Directors: Ben Stiller
- Official Site: http://WalterMitty.com
- Distributor: 20th Century Fox
- The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is James Thurber's classic story of a day-dreamer who escapes his anonymous life by disappearing into a world of fantasies filled with heroism, romance and action. When his job along with that of his co-worker are threatened, Walter takes action in the real world embarking on a global journey that turns into an adventure more extraordinary than anything he could have ever imagined.
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KINGSTON (WATE) - Roane County officials are looking to clarify the rules after state Rep. Julia Hurley (R-Lenoir City) was kicked out of the Roane County Courthouse for taking her dog in with her.
Hurley claims the 11-pound Chinese crested is a service animal, which is permitted in public places according to the Americans with Disabilities Act.
She had the dog on a leash when it was spotted by County Executive Ron Woody last week.
Hurley says she simply didn't know dogs weren't allowed in the courthouse. She says she's upset because of the way she was treated and the way the situation was handled, not because she and her service dog were told to leave.
"I wasn't being attacked for my dog being a service dog. I was attacked for having a dog in the courthouse. I was not requested respectfully to remove the dog. I was not spoken to at all. I was snapped at and yelled at across the courthouse," Rep. Hurley said.
That's not how Woody says things unfolded. "As I went out of my office, I saw a little dog walking down the hall, and of course it was on a leash so I had asked security, you know we need to get the dogs out of the courthouse. That was basically the extent of it."
Hurley says the dog was already registered as a service dog when she adopted it, and it serves as a companion.
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She says the confrontation was to make a point with county employees. "If he has a problem with his employees, he needs to speak with his employees and not use me as an example to get to them."
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An Amber Alert has been canceled for a missing 12-year-old North Carolina boy.
Authorities had issued the alert Thursday evening, and said Pacen Joyce was taken by 46-year-old Karen Joyce from 175 Secretariat Ct. in Raeford.
Pacen Joyce was described as black, about 4' tall and 70 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a blue T-shirt and navy blue jogging pants.
Karen Joyce was described as white, 5'1" tall and 110 pounds, with short, straight, blond hair and blue eyes. She was last seen wearing a tan sweater and jeans.
The pair was believed to have been traveling in a black 2011 Mazda 3I with North Carolina license plate number BEE-7151, authorities said.
According to WRAL News, Joyce and her son were found at her house on Secretariat Court in Raeford about 11 p.m.
Authorities in Hoke County said Pacen was unharmed.
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En quoi consiste ce produit : Cette poudre camouflante capillaire se fixent au cuir chevelu et s'agence à la couleur de vos cheveux pour aider à procurer une chevelure d'apparence plus fournie. Pour qui ce produit est-il destiné : Pour toutes celles aux prises avec des cheveux minces et clairsemées qui recherchent un moyen simple d'obtenir des cheveux d'apparence épais et fournis.
Ses bienfaits : Cette poudre au fini mat, demeure bien en place sur le cuir chevelu pour aider à camoufler les zones lustrées. Le pinceau a été spécifiquement conçu pour vous permettre de diviser vos cheveux avec une extrémité et d'appliquer la poudre avec l'autre. Un outil digne des professionnels! Ce que vous devez également savoir : Cette poudre ne contient pas de parfums forts et n'est pas collante. Elle a été créée pour s'agencer et procurer une apparence des plus naturelles. Ce qui est inclut : • Poudre camouflante capillaire (6,8 g)
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I use two shades - perfect result
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My hair is white...many compliments over time - I used the salt and pepper for quite a while now...I asked for the White product as I thought this would be better. Happy when Joan R. did offer it...However there are spots when it is just too too white on my scalp - so here and there I use just the salt and pepper for the right shadow effect - other spots I blend both the white and salt and pepper...results??? excellent!!!
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I just tried this product and although I like the texture and it's easy to use, being a redhead with bright auburn hair I found the 'red' colour not red enough. It is more beigy brown. Need to get more red in the red - :)
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I am rarely convinced that products do what they are trying to sell you on, but I was curious ( and in need of) to see if something would cover my greys. I am allergic to almost all hair dyes, it's always an ordeal, so I try to keep my dye jobs as minimal as possible. I ordered the brunette and blonde, as I have dark brown hair with reddish highlights. I am 57, and the greys are coming in. Both shades work really well with my haircolour. I used the blonde on my dark ( but fading) eyebrows and that too, looked great...very natural. I really love the effect! I've always disliked where my hair parts on my scalp near my forehead, made me look older. I tried the brunette and it covered it with just a few dabs. I actually see myself re-ordering more when there's stock! Who would've thought! Very pleased! Please keep the brunette and blonde in stock. I am going to try the salt and pepper on my husband...he says he's game!
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I use this every day. It stays put when I exercise and when the weather is hot and humid. I mix the blond and light blond to match my hair color. This powder also gives volume to your hair. I highly recommend it.
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The band is off the road, the kids are back in school...things have settled down a bit for 'Tallica fans everywhere. But the same can't be said for all of us at HQ! We keep bringing you new gear, because let's be honest...you guys never rest!
We read the emails and heard you loud and clear -- you wanted the jersey Robert wears on stage. After some wrangling, we finally got some! The Ride the Lightning Anniv. Basketball Jersey is available for the taking. You may have noticed the Riff Life Glow-In-The-Dark Knit Gloves (full-fingered and fingerless versions available) as well -- modeled after James' tattoos, these are the perfect accessory as summer winds down. And the Est. 1981 Stadium Blanket and 2015 Calendar are must-haves as the seasons turn and 2015 approaches.
And hey, we don't know if you noticed...the Cliff 'Em All and A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica, Part 01 & 02 DVDs are back in stock courtesy of Blackened Recordings for the low price of...*drum roll*...$9.99! What are you waiting for?!
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Lets help everyone out in our family & ourselves.
Be Safe.
Warming Up for Winter Weather
Tuesday December 16th, 2008
As the New Year approaches, so does colder weather and its accompanying dangers. Fire Corps programs can act now to remind their communities of the dangers during the winter season and how to prevent them. Since each community faces different threats, here are some ideas of topics that may apply in your area:
Even in small amounts, ice can result in significant damage. Icy roadways are more hazardous to drivers, especially in areas with many bridges and overpasses, which will freeze over first. Black ice poses a severe threat because the driver cannot see it on the road. Remind citizens to stay at home whenever possible if icy conditions exist. In large accumulations, ice can down trees and power lines, leaving many people without power; therefore, encourage your community members to keep safety kits in their homes. They should also have safety kits in their vehicles in case they become stranded. At a bare minimum, the vehicle safety kit should include blankets, cat litter for traction, a windshield scraper, water, and non-perishable food.
Each year, heavy snow is responsible for collapsing roofs and downing trees. In the worst cases, large accumulations can shut down a city or town by making all roads impassable. Remind your community to have a first aid kit in their homes and vehicles in case emergency personnel are unable to respond. In mountainous regions, warn citizens, and especially tourists, of the danger of avalanches.
Cold Temperatures:
Temperatures at or below freezing bring various dangers. Pipes can burst; outdoor water bowls or troughs can freeze, leaving animals to suffer from dehydration; and frostbite can occur. In areas where the wind chill dips below zero, be especially diligent in informing people of prevention methods, warning signs, and treatment and/or consequences of frostbite and hypothermia.
Watches and Warnings:
Make sure that your community is aware of the meaning of winter weather terms, watches, and warnings. Knowing the difference between a forecast for snow showers, snow squalls, and blizzards, for instance, can be a life-saver. Do not assume everyone is informed, as some members of your community may be new to the area and, therefore, unfamiliar with the weather.
There are many preparedness steps Fire Corps programs can take to ensure the safety and security of individuals in the community. Remind local businesses to post signs outside to caution customers about slick steps or walkways. These business can also recommend certain items for inclusion in emergency kits. Fire Corps members can actively assist community members by shoveling snow, especially for the elderly, and conducting home safety and smoke alarm checks, focusing on the seasonal dangers related to space heaters, fireplaces, candles, and electric blankets.
For more information about winter weather hazards, disaster plans, and emergency kits, refer to the National Weather Service's preparedness guide, Winter Storms: The Deceptive Killers. The Fire Corps web site at http://www.firecorps.org also includes preparedness resources. Visit http://www.ready.gov or call 1-800-BE-READY for information for the Ready Campaign on how to get a preparedness kit, make a plan, and stay informed on what to do in an emergency.