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Are you a fan of a burger but don't feel like going to a burger joint to get one? Check out the Cheddar Cheeseburger Deluxe from Millennium Diner. While a diner may not be your typical spot for a burger this one doesn't disappoint.
The Dish: Cheddar Cheeseburger Deluxe ($11.45)
What is it: A huge 6-ounce hamburger with cheddar cheese on a toasted bun served with cole slaw and a pickle, french fries, onion rings, lettuce and tomato. If you're interested in some extra flavor you could add $3 and have it topped with bacon.
Don't like cheddar? You could also get Muenster, Swiss or mozzarella.
How does it taste: One word – delicious. If you get the burger cooked medium rare you will absolutely be satisfied. The cheddar is bold, the burger is tender and juicy, and the bacon adds a flavor that's completely different yet ties everything together.
Sides: You can't go wrong with cole slaw and pickles but if you want extra flavor add mozzarella cheese and gravy to the fries.
Beverage: You could go with a Soda for $2.75, and you could choose from Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Root Beer, Diet Sprite, Ginger Ale and Dr. Pepper. You get one free refill with an order.
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London Wasps have been forced to make a late change to their starting line up ahead of tomorrow's Heineken Cup clash with Glasgow Warriors at Adams Park.
Captain Tom Rees is withdrawn after failure to recover fully from an ankle strain sustained in last weekend's game. Rees is replaced by Serge Betsen who also takes the captaincy for this game.
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A 33-year-old Cedar Rapids man has been found guilty of lesser charges in the stabbing of his former girlfriend.
Officials say that Shaheed Pendleton was originally charged with attempted murder and related charges.
On Tuesday, a Linn County jury convicted him of willful injury, assault with intent and other charges. Pendleton faces up to 12 years in prison.
Prosecutors say Pendleton stabbed his ex-girlfriend 16 times in October of 2011 after she went out on a porch and talked to two men.


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New University of Tulsa head men's basketball coach Danny Manning has signed his first recruit, inking a Kansas City-area guard to a national letter of intent.
Shaquille Harrison, a 6'3" combo guard from Lee's Summit (Mo.) West High School, averaged 17.3 points, seven rebounds, four assists and 3.2 steals per game as a senior this year, leading his team to a 27-and-4 record and the Class 5 "Final Four".
"We're very excited to have Shaq become part of our Tulsa basketball program," Manning said. "We're very fortunate in a sense that he was still available at this late stage in the recruiting game because of how talented a player he is and the quality of young man that he is."
Harrison was first-team All-State as a senior and is a two-time All-District and All-Conference selection. He was also named the Suburban Mid-6 Conference Player of the Year and Kansas City Star's Metro Player of the Year as a senior.
Manning was hired as Tulsa's 29th men's basketball coach in April.
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Last June Marie Hanf celebrated her 90th birthday and it seemed like there would be many more. "She drove up to September," says Marie's son Leonard Thomason. Shortly after though, she began getting sick and ultimately lost a battle with liver cancer last month. But Leonard and his family have yet to completely grieve. "The money is not the issue here at all, not anymore," says Leonard. Marie lived at The Villas of Pine Ridge, a senior living community in Tyler. Her son was surprised to find out why the company would not refund his mother's security deposit. "I said, 'What do you mean? How can my mother break the lease? She died the 18th you can't give a 30-day notice.'" When asked for an on-camera interview, Villas of Pine Ridge instead responded with a written statement citing paragraph 22 in the lease, where it says a resident won't be released from its terms for reasons including death. Marie Hanf signed the standard Texas Apartment Association lease and if you rent in East Texas you've probably signed it too. But for a community with tenants who are primarily seniors, is it fair to withhold their deposit if they die unexpectedly? "That shouldn't be in any contract," says Leonard. Villas of Pine Ridge also says their decision not to collect rent through the end of Marie Hanf's lease "conveys a compassionate business approach not mimicked by most businesses." "[My mother] would say Leonard do you what you have to do to help the other people," says Leonard, commenting about how his mother would respond. Leonard hopes sharing his story with 7 On Your Side will help other renters. Maybe now the grieving process can begin. Leonard Thomason has also filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. The BBB says while it disagrees with the fact the deposit wasn't refunded, Villas of Pine Ridge is within its rights to do so.
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When there is a plan, things cannot go according to it. If they do, the plan becomes a spoiler.When the characters come up with a plan to save the day, its chances of success are inversely proportional to how much the audience knows about it beforehand. As corollaries, you can ensure A Simple Plan's success by making it an unspoken plan, and guarantee failure by telling the audience the details of the Zany Scheme. Expect to hear the phrase "I've got a plan" spoken by one of the characters with no further explanation before the cut to the next scene. Explaining The Plan after it's been carried out is optional. This, by the way, is why heroes always manage to escape a villain's Death Trap or thwart their Evil Plan. The villains always insist on describing exactly what the traps do or boasting on how evil their scheme is. Admittedly, the reason for revealing only failed plans to the audience is obvious. Where's the drama in something going wrong if no one knows what was supposed to happen? Conversely, where's the drama in seeing exactly what you were just told would happen? This may be justified if the plan must be kept secret, even from one's allies. Perhaps the enemy can read minds, and will know everything your friends know as soon as the two sides come into contact. Or perhaps they have other methods for making people talk. Or somebody on your team might be an enemy agent. If so, the only way to keep your opponents in the dark is to lie to the people on your side about what the plan is, or don't tell them any plan at all. A few other possibilities:
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Endoplasmic ReticulumIn Journey into the Cell, we looked at the structure of the two major types of cells: prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. Now we turn our attention to the endoplasmic reticulum (ER).
The endoplasmic reticulum is a network of tubules and flattened sacs that serve a variety of functions in the cell. There are two regions of the ER that differ in both structure and function. One region is called rough ER because it has ribosomes attached to the cytoplasmic side of the membrane. The other region is called smooth ER because it lacks attached ribosomes. Typically, the smooth ER is a tubule network and the rough ER is a series of flattened sacs. The space inside of the ER is called the lumen. The ER is very extensive extending from the cell membrane through the cytoplasm and forming a continuous connection with the nuclear envelope. Since the ER is connected with the nuclear envelope, the lumen of the ER and the space inside the nuclear envelope are part of the same compartment.
Rough Endoplasmic ReticulumThe rough endoplasmic reticulum manufactures membranes and secretory proteins. In certain leukocytes (white blood cells), the rough ER produces antibodies. In pancreatic cells, the rough ER produces insulin. The rough and smooth ER are usually interconnected and the proteins and membranes made by the rough ER move into the smooth ER to be transferred to other locations.
Smooth Endoplasmic ReticulumThe smooth ER has a wide range of functions including carbohydrate and lipid synthesis. It serves as a transitional area for vesicles that transport ER products to various destinations. In liver cells the smooth ER produces enzymes that help to detoxify certain compounds. In muscles the smooth ER assists in the contraction of muscle cells, and in brain cells it synthesizes male and female hormones.
Eukaryotic Cell StructuresThe endoplasmic reticulum is only one component of a cell. The following cell structures can also be found in a typical animal eukaryotic cell:
- Centrioles - help to organize the assembly of microtubules.
- Chromosomes - house cellular DNA.
- Cilia and Flagella - aid in cellular locomotion.
- Cell Membrane - protects the integrity of the interior of the cell.
- Golgi Complex - manufactures, stores and ships certain cellular products.
- Lysosomes - digest cellular macromolecules.
- Mitochondria - provide energy for the cell.
- Nucleus - controls cell growth and reproduction.
- Peroxisomes - detoxify alcohol, form bile acid, and use oxygen to break down fats.
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The parent company of The Bank of Missouri, Reliable Community Bancshares Inc., has completed its acquisition of The First Southeast Missouri Bancorporation Inc., the holding company for Security Bank and Trust Company.
Security Bank and Trust, headquartered in Scott City, had $80 million in assets. Under the terms of the agreement, The Bank of Missouri purchased the assets and assumed the liabilities of the Scott City, Patton, Mo., Marble Hill, Mo., and Cape Girardeau locations.
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AURORA - Aurora Sanitation and Water discovered what appeared to be human bones near Front Range Airport in Adams County Thursday morning.
At 11:15 a.m., the Adam's County Sheriff's Office responded to the scene and observed the same findings.
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Microsoft's Battle with TomTom: Shape of Things to Come?
Microsoft's current patent suit against navigation software maker TomTom has caused quite a stir in the Open Source arena and might turn into a wave of MS attacks on Linux.
Three of the five patents challenged by Microsoft concern Linux technology, as we covered in a recent article. In the past, Microsoft has got the Open Source community's dander up by claiming that Open Source had violated as many as 235 of its patents. No doubt this claim comprises a part of Microsoft's cooperative agreements with Novell, Xandros and others. No wonder that Microsoft's actions, despite their recent cozying up, has led to to some worry in the community.
Linux Foundation CE Jim Zemlin wants things to calm down. In his blog, he continues, "hope for the best, plan for the worst." He takes the stand that Microsoft's claim against TomTom is currently limited to "a private dispute between those entities concerning GPS mapping software." He goes on, "We do not feel assumptions should be made about the scope or facts of this case and its inclusion, if any, of Linux-related technology." Microsoft corporate VP Horacio Gutierrez, responsible for licensing, allegedly concurs with Zemlin that the lawsuit doesn't specifically target Linux. Furthermore, it is Zemlin's "sincere hope that Microsoft will realize that cases like these only burden the software industry and do not serve their customers' best interests."
Should the lawsuit take a different turn, Zemlin sees the Linux Foundation as well prepared in that it is "working closely with our partner the Open Invention Network, and our members, and is well prepared for any claims against Linux."
Pamela Jones, editor of the Groklaw website, adds, "I'll restrict myself for now to two quick words: Think Bilski." The landmark Bilski case was handed down by a U.S. court of appeals in the fall of 2008 as a safeguard against frivolous patents. Jones sees the Microsoft lawsuit as a chance to clear up the patent situation once and for all. She writes, "Are Microsoft's FAT patents *hardware* patents? No? Then what makes you assume they are valid in the post-Bilski world?" Unlike the Linux Foundation's Zemlin, she wouldn't give Microsoft so much of the benefit of the doubt: "And to all those who insist that Microsoft has improved, and they should be treated just like anybody else, and included in Linux conferences and all that blah blah blah,... ask yourself: Have I lost my cotton-pickin' mind?"
Despite Microsoft's overtures to Open Source and promises for cooperation, probably the best witness is Steve Ballmer himself. At a recent Microsoft investors meeting he clearly indicated that Linux has become one of its strongest competitors.
battleIf M$oft decides to actively deploy this strategy against linux, then I'm sure the EU would become involved.
Many of its members have committed to open source & this would be seen as a threat to free trade in information sharing.
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Welcome to Mid-South Eskie Alliance, American Eskimo Dog Rescue.
We are a group of dedicated volunteers uniting to Rescue, Rehabilitate and Re-home these beautiful companions.... the
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We recognize that there are millions of companion animals that have no homes through no fault of their own. We know that we do not have the resources to rescue all of these pets and so we focus our efforts on the breed we know best: the American Eskimo Dog .
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* Rescue, Rehabilitate and Rehome American Eskimo Dogs
* Provide alternatives to the surrender of AED's to animal shelters through, training, counseling and adoption services
* Educate the general public about the unique needs of the AE
* Build alliances with other AED rescues, All-Breed and Mixed-breed rescues whenever possible
* Build a network of individual rescuers to further this goal
* Educate the general public on the benefits of spaying/neutering of ALL companion animals * Promote the humane treatment of ALL animals "I think dogs are the most amazing creatures; they give unconditional love. For me they are the role model for being alive." - Gilda Radner
We are in need of donations. We have taken in an awful lot of dogs this year and it has strained our budget to the breaking point. There have been 3 that required heartworm treatment and that is expensive. We don't skimp on the dogs....much of their care comes out of our own pockets. In addition to monetary donations we welcome gift cards to Wal-Mart, PetSmart, Tractor Supply and any online pet supply. We are always in need of crates, exercise pens, toys, grooming supplies and collars/leashes. Donations can be made directly to our veterinarians (info on request). Because many of the dogs we take in are in other states and because we adopt out of state gas cards are also very welcome.
We are now able to microchip our American Eskimo Dogs!!
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We run a Canon ipf655... and as far as I can tell, it won't collate by itself - it gets its information from whatever application one's running. In this case, we are running Autocad 2013. I am trying to figure out a way to print an entire job (say, 30 sheets) without having to open up each and every page and print singly. That's what we do now, and apparently have done for the last 15 years; so if my boss requests a copy of the yadda yadda set from 6 mos ago, we have to go back, open up the cover page, open up every other page, and print them in order.
Is there some way to either save all these individual pages as a "job" or something and then print that "job", or otherwise to instruct the program to print 30 pages in whatever order? Each page is definitely set up differently, with different scales and window sizes and such, but it seems like once each page is set up to print properly, one should be able to print a slew of pages without such painstaking time spent.
Thank you loads for any advice. If this one is possible, serious amounts of time will be saved at the office, and I'll get a few attalgirls as well
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Look into Sheet Sets.
If you are using Project Navigator you simply select all the sheets you need to print and "publish to plotter", if not, I dont have a solution. Possibly Davids previous recommendation of sheet sets though I am not too familiar with that process.
I always keep PDFs of my production drawings current, and archive the PDFs for each submittal. That way when they are needed, they are on hand. Makes you look good to your boss if they aren't savvy to your work flow! Check out Canon's web site for the drivers that are specific to AutoCAD, if you don't already have them. An old school way to print directly to the plotter is to open up the plotter's spooler and drag the pdfs in the order you want to print them.
As David suggested, use Sheet Set Manager (Project Navigator=SSM on steroids for ACA/AMEP) to on the fly publish directly to your plotter. You can use the page setup in each sheet, or override the page setup. ~ Mary
The absolute simplest solution (without having to learn Sheet Sets or Proj Nav.) would be to just look into the Publish command.
If you have page setups for each drawing (since you said they're all different), then you can load them all into the Publish window, select the page setup for each dwg, and hit print (to whatever format you choose at that point)
To take it one tiny step further, save the Publish setup for a project into the project directory in a ".DSD" file. Then any time you need to print again later you can just load that .dsd file (note: a dsd file only will work with the specific page setups you selected and then saved to the dsd file. However if you want to change page setups you can still load the .dsd file and then change the page setups after it's loaded...at least you'll have the sheets loaded up in the correct order then)
Sheet sets will be wonderful to use with page tags - when we add a page to a set we have to manually go in and change all of the appropriate numbers. I haven't had the time to get in the details on that yet, but I'm actually looking forward to it. And I don't even know what the project navigator is, but I'm feeling it will probably be handy. Keeping pdf's up to date is a wonderful idea... and I really appreciate the image sent along as well. And finally, the publish and save as a .dsd file is what really made my day. That would have saved us *weeks* of man hours over the last few years. Thankfully I've only been here a year before I got tired of the old way of doing things.
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A report released Monday from Long Island Index titled " How the Long Island Rail Road Could Shape the Next Economy" suggests that the Island could see long-term benefits from more than $10 billion of investments into the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR).
The Index's report comes less than one month after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) voted to raise its fares across the board, including a 9 percent LIRR hike set to impact riders starting March 1.
Currently it costs riders $254 for a monthly ticket and $11.50 for a peak one-way trip from Bethpage to Penn Station.
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The $10 billion investment includes three projects, two of which are already underway: the East Side Access project; a second track from Farmingdale to Ronkonkoma; and a proposed third track on the LIRR Main Line.
The East Side Access project — the first major expansion of the LIRR since 1910 — and is slated to be finished by 2019. The project, estimated at near $8 billion, will give LIRR riders direct access to Grand Central Terminal and east Midtown Manhattan, which the Index's report referred to as "the densest concentration of jobs in the country."
The MTA has also started work on a second track from Farmingdale to Ronkonkoma. The second track has an estimated cost of $405 million, according to the Index's report.
The first operating segment, from Ronkonkoma to Central Islip, is included in the MTA's current five year capital plan and scheduled to be completed in 2015. The LIRR's current schedule estimates completion of all segments by 2018, assuming funding is available early in the 2015-2019 capital plan.
Despite the project's low price tag in comparison with the East Side Access project, the report states that "until the MTA and the New York State Capital Plan Review Board and legislature agree on the scope and funding for a 2015-2019 capital plan, completion of the project cannot be assumed."
The report suggests that "the value of East Side Access and a second track to Ronkonkoma would be even greater with a third track on the LIRR main line." The proposed third track would, according to the report, enhance service reliability, efficiency and flexibility, "with 50 percent more capacity on the main line to reroute trains, move trains more easily between yards and stations and add service as needed."
The proposed third track was pulled from the last MTA capital plan and there are no immediate plans for its construction.
In regards to the two approved projects, the Long Island Index reported the following findings:
- With East Side Access, nearly 400,000 homeowners in Nassau and Suffolk Counties will see the value of their homes rise by an average of $7,300.
- With expansion of the Ronkonkoma line to two tracks and the main line to three tracks, employers will have access to many more potential workers — at least 350,000 in Mineola and 226,000 in Hicksville, for example — increasing the attractiveness of Long Island to prospective employers. In addition, major economic development initiatives, such as Wyandanch Rising, the Ronkonkoma transit village project and the Republic Airport hub would have a much greater chance of success.


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Depart your home ports today to arrive in Launceston this afternoon. Upon your arrival you will be met by one of our representatives and taken to your accommodation for the evening, the Country Club Tasmania. Enjoy dinner with your fellow travellers and tour crew in the Terrace Restaurant. (D)
After breakfast this morning we enjoy a town tour of Launceston and a visit to the historic Woolmers Estate, located south of the city at Longford. Later this morning we continue on to Devonport and join the coastal road, travelling through Ulverstone, Penguin and Burnie before arriving at Stanley, home to "The Nut". The town was once the administrative centre for the Van Diemen's Land Company, a royal charter company formed in 1824 during the reign of King George IV. After a chairlift ride to the top of "The Nut" we depart for Smithton, where we overnight at the Tall Timbers Hotel. (B, L, D)
Tasmania's most fertile dairying and vegetable growing area is found around Smithton. It is also home to the Woolnorth Wind Farm. Today we take a fully guided tour of Woolnorth which includes the Roaring 40's Wind Farm, rugged Cape Grim and the Directors Lodge.
After lunch we depart Smithton and journey south to the World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. We spend the next 2 nights at the luxurious Cradle Mountain Lodge. (B, L, D)
After a sumptuous mountain breakfast we begin our day exploring this magnificent area. First up this morning is a 30 minute guided walk amongst the area's unique alpine flora and fauna (walk is of an easy nature). Next we visit the Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre followed by a drive up to Dove Lake. On the way we take a look through the Waldheim Chalet, a replica of the original Waldheim Chalet built by Gustav and Kate Weindorfer in 1912. Waldheim Chalet was used as a guest lodge up until 1974. After a fire the lodge was damaged beyond repair and was demolished. This replica was built in 1976 using the same local materials.
We return to the accommodation this afternoon to sample some of Tasmania's finest wines and cheeses and tonight we again dine in the hotel restaurant. This evening an optional guided night wildlife spotting tour is available. (Please enquire for further details and availability). (B, L, D)
This morning we bid farewell to Cradle Mountain and begin our drive south to Rosebery and then onto Zeehan. Here we take a look through the local Pioneer Museum before continuing onto the smelting village of Queenstown for lunch.
Through the boom years of west coast mining, steam locomotives hauled a fortune in pure copper from the Mt. Lyell Mine, through the rugged King River Gorge and down to Macquarie Harbour in Strahan. From 1896 to 1963 steam billowed through the rainforest as the German designed ABT railway dragged the train, cog by cog, up the steep 1:16 slope. Now, after 40 years, the West Coast Railway is up and running again. The 35km journey passes through one of the world's last pristine wilderness areas and crosses 40 bridges.
This afternoon we catch the magnificently restored West Coast Wilderness Railway to Strahan, arriving late afternoon. We spend the next 2 nights at the Strahan Village Inn. (B, L, D)
Today we enjoy a 6 hour cruise on the scenic Gordon River. Travel aboard the modern and comfortable 'Lady Jane' cruise boat (with up-graded window reclining seats) and enjoy two guided shore excursions, including Heritage Landing which is home to ancient Huon pines over 2,000 years old. We return to Strahan Village later this afternoon for a wander around town at your own leisure. (B, L, D)
Departing Strahan early this morning we head through the scenic Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park to Lake St Clair. Lake St Clair is 620 feet deep and was scooped out by glaciers 10,000 years ago during the last Ice Age. Here we take a look through the award winning Visitor Information Centre before a visit to the 'Wall in the Wilderness' an exquisite work in progress by artist Greg Duncan. The 'Wall' is being carved from three-metre high wooden panels. The carved panels will tell the history of the harsh Central Highlands region, beginning with the indigenous people, then to the pioneering timber harvesters, pastoralists, miners and Hydro workers. When completed 'The Wall' will be 100 metres long.
After lunch we continue heading towards Hobart, stopping off at spectacular Russell Falls en-route. We arrive at The Old Woostore Apartment Hotel in Hobart late this afternoon for our 3 night stay. (B, L, D)
Departing the hotel this morning early, we head south through the Huon Valley to the Tahune Air Walk. Here we take a spectacular guided walk over pristine streams and forest on a suspended tree top board walk. We return to Geeveston for lunch and a visit to the informative Forest and Heritage Centre. Later this afternoon we trek back to Hobart, on the way taking a drive up to scenic Mt. Nelson for a photo opportunity. We also enjoy a city sights tour around Hobart including Sandy Bay, Battery Point, Salamanca, Constitution Dock and central Hobart. Our last activity today is a visit to the stunning Hobart Botanical Gardens. (B, L, D)
This morning we enjoy a day tour to Bruny Island, featuring a sensational 3 hour eco-adventure cruise. This cruise has been rated as one of the Top 100 trips in the world! Board your custom built speed boat and travel along Bruny Island's rugged southern Tasmanian coastline to spot the island's abundant sea and coastal wildlife, such as seals, dolphins, albatross and other seabirds. Sit at the bottom of Bruny Island's towering sea cliffs and be surrounded by 1000's of seals. Keep an eye out for dolphins surfing on the bow wave of the boat!
Early this afternoon we return to Adventure Bay and enjoy some lunch. We then travel to Roberts Point to board the ferry back over to the mainland.
Tonight we enjoy our final dinner together at Mures Upper Deck restaurant on the waterfront and celebrate an unforgettable journey around Tasmania. (B, L, D)
This morning travel to the historic town of Richmond, home to Australia's oldest bridge built in 1823 by early convicts. After a tour around town we head to the airport for your return flights home. Flights are required to depart after midday. Bon Voyage! (B)
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MOOERS — Two Plattsburgh residents allegedly burglarized a Mooers residence Monday morning while a teenager was home alone.
Christopher F. Rock, 39, and Natasha M. Bibeau, 32, were charged with second-degree burglary of a dwelling, a felony, in relation to a home on Joe Wood Road in Mooers.
At about 11:40 a.m., a 15-year-old female heard a noise and saw at least one person in her house while she was home alone, said New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation Lt. Scott Heggelke. The teen called 911, and State Police responded to the residence less about seven minutes later.
Police saw two people run into a wooded area and arrested Bibeau a short time later, Heggelke said.
Rock was located a few hours later at about 4:45 p.m. in Chazy, Heggelke said. Rock's vehicle has been impounded pending a search warrant, Heggelke said.
Police would not say what was taken from the residence, if anything.
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Branch helicopter helped search for Rock, Heggelke said, and U.S. Border Patrol and the Clinton County Sheriff's Department assisted with the investigation.
Rock and Bibeau were arraigned in Mooers Town Court before Town Justice Jeffrey Menard. The two were sent to Clinton County Jail. Rock's bail was set at $20,000 cash or $40,000 bond; Bibeau's bail is $10,000 cash or $20,000 bond.
Neither Rock and Bibeau had posted bail by Tuesday afternoon.
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- B.A., Mid-America Nazarene College (now MNU), 1978
- Senior Pastor, Glendora Community Church, Glendora, CA (2005–Present)
- Adjunct Faculty, Southern Nazarene University, taught "Multiple Staff Ministry," (2003–04)
- Executive Pastor, College Pastor (last 3 semesters), First Church of the Nazarene, Oklahoma City, OK (1999–2004)
- Pastor with Single Adults, First Church of the Nazarene, Pasadena, CA (1992–99)
- Associate Pastor (C.E., College Students, and Single Adults), Springdale Church of the Nazarene, Cincinnati, OH (1990–92)
- Associate Pastor with Single Adults, First Church of the Nazarene, Oskaloosa, IA (1985–90)
- Adjunct Faculty (Psychology and Sociology), Vennard College, Oskaloosa, IA (1986–87)
- Evaluator/Counselor, Lippman Rehabilitation Center, St. Louis, MO (1984–85)
- Graduate Assistant, Undergraduate Program Review, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, IL (1982–84)
- Minister with Youth, Oakland Church of the Nazarene, Cedar Rapids, IA (1979–82)
- Beeson Institute for Advanced Church Leadership, Asbury Seminary, Speaker for Module Eight (May 2002)
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- Fall Revival Speaker, Trevecca Nazarene University (1998 and 2001)
- Executive National Board Member, Network of Single Adult Leaders (NSL) (1994–99)
- SoloCon Speaker, Church of the Nazarene
- S.A.M. Conference Speaker, National Training Conferences for Single Adult Workers (several years)
- "Just Say, Whoa!" Pastor's Family Magazine, April/May 1998, Focus on the Family Publishers.
- "The Religiously Correct Vacation." Pastor's Family Magazine, April/May 1997, Focus on the Family Publishers.
- "Dealing With Dating Realities." Baker Handbook of Single Adult Ministry (Baker Books, 1997; reprint of the earlier chapter written for Victor Books). Edited by D. Fagerstrom.
- "The Dysfunctional Family Background." Counseling Single Adults (Baker Books, 1996). Edited by D. Fagerstrom.
- "Dealing With Dating Realities." Single Adult Ministry: The Next Step (Victor Books, 1993). Edited by D. Fagerstrom.
- "How to Begin Single Adult Ministry in the Local Church." The Faces of Single Adult Ministry (Beacon Hill Press, 1990). Edited by Linda Hardin.


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Felony child abuse charges refiled against Scottsbluff couple
A Scottsbluff couple has been charged with felony child abuse regarding the cruel neglect and physical abuse of their son.
35 year old Carlos Herrera and his 29 year old wife Jennifer are accused of endangering the child's life by not providing necessary food, clothing, and shelter from 2005 until he was removed from their home in October of last year when he was nearly six years old. The complaint also accuses the couple of cruelly punishing the child resulting in severe bruising, a severe rash over a large part of his body, a shoe imprint across his forehead, and a black eye.
The court document says Police indicated the boy constantly asked for food, was thin and small in stature, nd had a protruded stomach when he was removed from the home. The documents say the child started growing when placed in the custody of the state and foster care and several doctors had diagnosed his condition as psychosocial Dwarfism as a result of a lack of nurturing and being a victim of abuse while in his parent's care.
The documents also say the couple tried to hide the child from Police during the investigation. Original child abuse charges had been dismissed earlier this year.
Carlos Herrera is being held on $50,000 bond, while Jennifer Herrera's bond is now $7,000 after their first appearance in court Tuesday. After their arrest, both were being held on a half million dollars bond.
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ANDERSON, Ind. —
A special advance showing April 11 at Mounds Mall of the film "42: The True Story of an American Legend" will benefit the Special Olympics and will celebrate diversity in baseball and in the community.
The film, set for its nationwide premiere April 12, chronicles the career of Jackie Robinson, who was the first black player in Major League Baseball. Harrison Ford, as Brooklyn Dodgers executive Branch Rickey, and Chadwick Boseman, as Robinson, star in the film.
The showing at the Mounds 10 Theatre will begin at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 11, preceded by a reception for attendees to begin in the mall near the movie theater at 5:30 p.m.
Dodger pitching legend Carl Erskine, who wrote a book about playing with Robinson and is a prominent advocate of the Special Olympics, will attend the reception and the film. Those who request tickets — a donation to the Special Olympics of $50 per ticket is suggested — will receive admission to the film and reception and an autographed copy of Erskine's newest book, "The Parallel."
In the book, Erskine discusses the transformation of society's attitudes toward both racial and developmental differences. In writing the book, Erskine calls upon his experiences as a teammate of Robinson and as the father of a son with special needs over the past 50 years. His son Jimmy will turn 53 on April 1.
"We played nine seasons together, and we were battling to win ballgames for our team side-by-side," Erskine said of being a teammate of Robinson. "That team jelled with Jackie as the centerpiece. We made baseball history. Now, looking back, that experience is a part of the history of the country."
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South Carolina senior LB Dantzler has earned third-team All-America honors at the designated hitter position by Baseball America, it was announced on Wednesday afternoon. Dantzler was the Gamecocks' leading hitter this season with a .322 average (69-for-214) with 15 homers and 53 RBI as well. His .444 on-base percentage and .617 slugging percentage were also top marks among the squad.
Dantzler was drafted in the 14th round by the Toronto Blue Jays last week. He not only succeeded on the field but had success off the field as he was named Capital One Academic All-American of the Year and was Carolina's male nominee for the 2012-13 H. Boyd McWhorter Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year honoree. He is one of 10 finalists for the Senior CLASS Award as well.
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Most area counties joined the state last month in having above 9 percent unemployment rates, making the state average one of the highest in the nation.
One county, Effingham, managed to stay below the statewide average of 9.5 percent, reporting a jobless rate of 7.9 percent in March while Jasper County reported 9 percent. Effingham's rate was 1.5 percent less than February and Jasper's decreased even more, dropping 2.1 percent.
Hovering above the state average was Shelby County with 9.6 percent. Marion County had the highest jobless rate in the area at 11.7 percent. The county also had the highest rate in February with 13.5 percent.
Jobless rates in Marion, as well as Clay and Fayette counties have remained high and are among the top 10 highest compared to other counties in the state, according to labor market economist Dennis Hoffman, with the Illinois Department of Employment Security.
Still, those counties, along with others, reported drops in unemployment. Clay County dropped from 13.4 percent in February to 11.5 percent in March; Cumberland County, from 13 percent to 10.8 percent; and Fayette, from 12.9 to 10.9 percent.
March rates were slightly higher than a year ago for all area counties, with Cumberland County reporting the biggest increase. That county's rate increased by 1.4 percent from March 2012, and Clay County's increased 1.2 percent.
Hoffman attributes the increase to weather conditions.
"A year ago was much drier. Things were more active earlier in the spring," he said, but noted the difference is slight – less than 1 percent for most counties, including Effingham, Fayette, Jasper, Marion and Shelby.
Hoffman looks for April's figures to show an improvement while at the same time acknowledging a delay in normal activity because of the weather.
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If, as widely expected, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu forms the next
government following the January 22 elections, the first meeting of his second
term with US President Barack Obama is expected to take place in Washington in
early March.
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) has
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will be held on March 3-5. Once there, it is widely expected that Netanyahu will
meet with Obama, who will also just be embarking on his second term.
last meeting between the two leaders took place last March in Washington, also
when Netanyahu went to the US capital to address AIPAC. The two did not meet in
September, when Netanyahu was in the US to address the UN General
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yet unconfirmed, messages have been passing between Jerusalem and Washington in
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in the relationship at the outset of both leaders' new terms.
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Netanyahu with a call for a settlement freeze, is widely regarded as having
started the relationship off on the wrong foot, and officials on both sides have
articulated interest in ensuring that the first meeting of the second term
starts off on a better note.
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4.05/5 rDev +24.6%
First off this is my favourite macro right now. A beer far more challenging and therefore rewarding than any of the big companies would dare to emlulate.
On pouring this bottle, nothing remarkable strikes you. Just your average lager yellow, 2 cm white head. Put this beside Molson Canadian, and you can't tell the difference in appearance
But what strikes you is the smell. Sweet malts, citrus, peaty earth, crisp hops. Now this is something different. Completely unexpected. The only thing that keeps this a 4 is the evident alcohol aroma...nothing too bad...I just think that in a lager beer the alcohol should be completely masked.
Upon first sip I immediately wanted another. Delicious! This can't be a macro. That peaty earthy undertone just strikes your palate. and the citrusy, crisp hops dance on your tastebuds. The mild sweetness of the malts brings near perfect balance to this lager. The carbonation I think may be just slightly too low and as a result you can taste the alcohol a little.
The carbonation is just slightly on the light side, which prevented me from giving this beer a near perfect score. The alcohol is just slightly too high is the mix i think. Should have been hiden better.
With that said, this is still a 5% alcohol beer and beer is alcoholic, big deal if you can tell its there. I can keep drinking this stuff till my stomach is full and I'm unable to see straight.
Excellent, delicious, unique. For a Macro.
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Poured a 341-ml bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance - bright golden colour with high carbonation and thin surface head. Uneven, foamy lace around the edge.
Smell - sweet, malty scent with a little cooked veggie smell thrown in.
Taste - steady, even malt flavour with a surge of sweetness toward the end. Plenty of malt sweetness in subsequent tastings as well. Not very complex.
Mouthfeel - pretty smooth overall. Doesn't feel as carbonated as it looks in the glass.
Drinkability - definitely one or two of these will hit the spot with the right timing. Lots of better options, but inoffensive.
01-27-2010 04:33:54 | More by DoctorStrangiato
Saskatchewan (Canada)
2.8/5 rDev -13.8%
341ml brown twist-off bottle poured in a pint glass. Came in a 12-pack sampler.
Yellow-pale gold and clear. White head is 3/8 inch on the pour and quickly recedes to a thin cap. Very little lacing.
Sweet malts with a little noble hops. A hint of tea also in the nose.
Quite sweet and wet at the start. Sweet corn in the middle. Mild noble hops shows up at the end. Veggie twang heads up the sudden finish.
Thin, oily body with very little carbonation.
Not terrible, but not really impressive either. Too sweet for my liking.
07-04-2010 03:56:40 | More by Noxious26
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03-15-2012 13:34:03 | More by oldp0rt
Alberta (Canada)
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341ml bottle poured into matching OK springs pint glass mar18 2010
A clear golden yellow with a fair bit of bubbles that float up to a thumbs worth of head that vanishes instantly but leaves a few patches of lace somehow
S a little honey and some hops
T not far from the smell nothing to be ashamed of but just a little better then plain
M crisp with a mild bite and good carbonation no complaints here
D the Okanagan sun would help its cause but even on a shitty Calgary day in March I drank it with ease
I grew up on this beer and can smell the brewery from my mothers house. That being said I would no longer defend this beer like it gave birth to me but wouldn't turn one down either.
03-19-2010 01:57:06 | More by wordemupg
British Columbia (Canada)
3/5 rDev -7.7%
11-21-2011 03:25:25 | More by EskimoDave
Manitoba (Canada)
2.63/5 rDev -19.1%
Last bottle to try from the brewery's 'craft' sampler pack. Undated & poured into a tulip.
Looks quite nice, a little darker than a pilsner, but not much darker and crystal clear with a white head that (of course) disappears without lacing. Aromas are sweet malt and a vegatal funk. The beer itself initially seemed crisp, but leaves no substantive malt flavours, nor residual bitterness. There is perhaps an earthy nature to the beer, but not substaintial. As the beer brows on you a slight cabbage aftertaste lingers. Good carbonation, but with a couple of mouthfuls left my beer got punted. Can't say I'm sad, except for the broken glass.
08-26-2010 04:49:42 | More by kjyost
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +23.1%
08-14-2012 21:36:19 | More by Vyronian
Ontario (Canada)
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Eccleshill United 2, Guiseley 1
The Eagles will be flying to Valley Parade for the final of the West Riding County Cup after pulling off a famous victory.
Eccleshill had home advantage over Conference North neighbours Guiseley in the semi-finals and they made it pay.
The Toolstation Northern Counties East League hosts raced into a 2-0 lead and although the Lions pegged a goal back in the second half, the Eagles battled to keep their noses in front.
It was a perfect start for Eccleshill as Charlie Flaherty got on the end of Marcus Edwards' cross to break the deadlock.
Leading scorer Edwards added the second himself after picking up a through ball and steering a shot past Lions goalkeeper Steve Dickinson.
Guiseley boss Mark Bower made a change at half-time as Jack Rea replaced former Norwich City man Oli Johnson.
Michael Potts netted with a good finish in a packed area just after the hour mark to give the Lions hope.
Both sides pressed for more goals, with the Eagles coming under heavy pressure from their higher-ranking opponents towards the end but standing tall.
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Here's a look at a key matchup heading into Sunday's battle between the Seahawks and Bears.
Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch vs. Bears run defense
The Bears have had their share of breakdowns over the past three games, but the run defense has been consistently solid since Week Six. It will be put to the test vs. the determined running of Lynch on Sunday.
Chicago has enough quickness and athleticism in the front seven to keep Lynch hemmed in, but Lynch doesn't win with speed. He wears down a defense with leg drive, good balance and a punishing running style, which has made him very difficult to bring down on initial contact.
Lynch has rushed for at least 88 yards in each of the past six games, and rushed for 109 yards or more in five of the games over that span. He has scored at least one touchdown in each of the past six games.
The Bears had success in limiting him in their two meetings with the Seahawks last season, though. The Bears held him to two yards on four carries when they hosted the Seahawks in the divisional round of the playoffs. He reportedly suffered a shoulder injury in the game, and Seattle only ran the ball 12 times after falling behind early. He was held to 44 yards on 17 carries (2.6 average) by the Bears in Week Six and had a touchdown run in that game, which the Seahawks won, 23-20, in Chicago.


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The most extensive manhunt in Southern California history appears to have come to an end. It is believed that Christopher Dorner, the ex-cop turned suspected cop killer, died in a cabin near Big Bear, California.
Sources tell CBS News that Christopher Dorner's body is inside the burned out cabin near Big Bear, California. Police can not yet identify the body, but they do believe Dorner was inside when the cabin caught fire. Police had the cabin surrounded at the time.
Police picked up Dorner's trail Tuesday while investigating a carjacking.
"Christopher Dorner stepped in front of my truck," said carjacking victim Richard Heltebrake. "He stopped me at gunpoint. He said, 'I don't want to hurt you. Just get out, start walking up the road and take your dog with you.'"
Police followed the suspect matching Dorner's description to a nearby cabin and that's when the person inside opened fire.
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Nearly a million U.S. veterans, including thousands in North Carolina, are waiting years to receive their benefits after retirement.
As veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, retired 1st Sgt. Jeff Locklear and fiancé retired 1st Sgt. Linda Daily, voiced their concerns about the backlog six months ago to WNCN.
"Between the both of us, it's 47 years of military service that lives in this house," said Locklear. "Forty-seven years we committed ourselves to the U.S. military and this is what we get."
But now, the couple said they are receiving benefit checks from the VA.
Locklear said it took six weeks following WNCN's story for the VA to get Daily's claim right.
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Cheryl Rawls, the director of the VA's Winston-Salem Regional Office, said the backlog is still a problem but it is shrinking.
The number of claims in N.C. last year totaled 40,000. Rawls said that number has been reduced to 23,000.
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"In March, when I was looking at the situation, we sent a letter to the Director of the VA, Shinseki, complaining about the backlog. He sent 25 extra people to theVA in Winston."
Rawls also said a new paperless system is allowing the office to get on track to meet a goal of completing claims within 125 days.
"In March, 75 percent of my inventory was over 125 days. Today, 66 percent of it is over 125 days," Rawls said.
For veterans like Locklear and Daily, every little bit helps.
"She's back in school and we're paying the bills now so it is relief," Locklear said.


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