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Maryland's former star commit is now leaving Montrose Christian. It's not looking good for the Terps.
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"It's still a nice class, but definitely there is no way to replace Ross at this stage in the game," Telep said. "So it's not a Top 25 class. It's a Top 25 class with him. When you remove him from the equation, obviously it takes a hit." Added Telep, "It would be a tough pill to swallow [for Maryland to lose Ross] for the simple fact that the guy's a good basketball player. When you get to this point in the year, the guys of his caliber are just not out there in quantity. It would be very difficult to replace him at this stage."Dave Telep, via Matt Bracken And that, my friends, sucks.
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My office's website uses a template that's based on our web folder structure. Serverside includes and stylesheets are brought into each page based on where it lives on the server, so only the content ever has to be coded when a new page is added.
For CSS, we basically load three sheets, in this order:
1) Agency-wide stylesheet (controls main header and footer)
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Sheets 2 and 3 above are where my question comes. In the office sheet, we have a main header for each office. This is a sort of generic default banner image. In the topic sheet, we have a header that is specific to that topic, and that takes the place of the generic one.
To do this, we have the following code:
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For a specific topic, we dynamically add a class:
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With the accompanying CSS:
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Now, my understanding is that the bottom CSS will override the top, since it's loaded later on the page, however this isn't the case. Not only is the generic header image loading, it's not even SEEING the CSS for the topic header. If I comment out the generic header CSS, I get no banner image at all.
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You need to remove the descendant selector (the space between the selectors).
That rule will now apply as you expect.
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Gah! Figures it was something simple like that.
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HAMMOND – The Southeastern Louisiana University football team returns from an open date on Saturday when it plays host to nationally-ranked Central Arkansas in the annual homecoming game at Strawberry Stadium.
Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. The game can be heard in the Hammond area on KSLU-FM (90.9) and on the internet at www.LionSports.net. The game will also be televised on a tape-delayed basis by the Southeastern Channel with a live video stream available at www.LionSports.net. Tickets are available by calling the Southeastern Athletic Ticket Office at (985) 549-5466 or on-line at www.LionSports.net.
Southeastern (3-4, 3-0 Southland) returns to action after a 27-22 victory over in-state rival Northwestern State on Oct. 13. The Lions built a 17-9 lead at halftime and led 20-15 before freshman Xavier Roberson's 11-yard touchdown run – his second of the day – put Southeastern ahead, 27-15, with 2:49 remaining in the third quarter.
The Lions, who have paced the Southland Conference in total defense, pass defense, interceptions and sacks in their first three league contests, recorded a season-high six sacks and held the Demons to 58 yards rushing while forcing a pair of turnovers.
Quarterback Nathan Stanley has paced Southeastern's offensive attack completing 125 of 230 passes for 1,355 yards and five touchdowns. Six players on the roster have caught at least 13 passes on the season with Stanley Moore and Marquis Fruge' leading the team with 19 receptions each.
Roberson, who was signed as a defensive back before moving to running back after the Lions' third game of the season, leads Southeastern with 198 yards and two TDs. Another freshman – Rasheed Harrell – saw his most significant action against Northwestern State rushing for 47 yards on seven carries.
Ponchatoula native Kaleb Muse and newcomer John Graves lead Southeastern in tackles with 53 and 44 respectively. Texas Tech transfer Cqulin Hubert (38 tackles), Marice Sutton (37), Theo Alexander (34), Tyler Stoddard (33), Devan Walker (32) and Drew Misita (30) are part of an active defense that has held Southland Conference opponents to 93.7 yards rushing – second among league schools behind Sam Houston State (53.8).
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All-Southland Conference safety Jestin Love leads UCA with 62 tackles and is followed by linebackers Justin Heard (57 tackles) and Seth Allison (55). Freshman Jonathan Woodard has six sacks, three fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles for the Bears, who are seventh overall in total defense.
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THE funeral of much-missed Christopher Colegate, killed by a callous hit and run driver, is being held on Friday.
The 69-year-old Poole grandfather was discovered lying seriously injured on a road in Oakdale on December 13 and despite heartfelt pleas from his distraught family, the driver has not been caught.
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The Seahawks fought from behind to take the lead late in the second half before the Yellow Jackets outscored UNCW, 16-4, over the final five minutes to pull out a 73-66 victory before 5.982 fans on a rainy night in Georgia.
Georgia Tech won for the third time in four games to push its record to 6-2, including 4-0 at the refurbished 8,600-seat arena. The Seahawks dipped to 4-5 on the season with the non-conference loss to the Yellow Jackets of the Atlantic Coast Conference.
"I'm proud of the effort of our guys," said Peterson. "We've improved a lot in the last couple weeks. We just have to be smart on the road."
Freshman forward Robert Carter, Jr., anchored three players in double figures for Tech with 19 points, followed by junior center Daniel Miller with 12 points and freshman guard Marcus Georges-Hunt with 10.
Junior college transfer Chris Dixon poured in a career-high 20 points and junior guard Tanner Milson chipped in 16 for the Seahawks, who were limited to 28 percent shooting in the second half as Tech rallied from behind.
"Georgia Tech stayed in there and scrapped," added Peterson. "Our guards kind of wore down. Chris (Dixon) did a good job of keeping us in the game."
In only the fourth meeting ever between the two schools and the first since Jan. 19, 1995, the Seahawks took a 36-35 advantage at intermission and opened up their largest lead of the game, 62-57, with 5:20 left to go. Reserve forward Nate Anderson drained the second of his two three-pointers to push UNCW out to a five-point margin at the five-minute mark.
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This is the perfect dish to serve as an accompaniment to your Christmas roast. Real "comfort food" of the highest order, it's done in about 30 minutes and comes together in only one pot. Actually, it's so good that if this one dish were all you had on the holiday table as the whole meal, you still wouldn't be able to eat just one serving!
3/4 stick unsalted butter
1-1/2 cups chopped vegetable mirapoix
1/2 lb. lean ground beef
1/2 lb. lean ground pork
1 small head cabbage, coarsely shredded
1 can Rotel tomatoes with chilies, 10 oz.
1 can tomato sauce, 15 oz.
1 tsp. Frank Davis Pork Seasoning
1 tsp. Frank Davis Vegetable Seasoning
1/2 tsp. fresh ground black pepper
1 cup instant rice
In a heavy 4-quart Dutch oven with a tight fitting lid, melt the butter over medium-high heat (but do not let it burn!).
Then add to the pot the onions, celery, bell pepper, parsley, and garlic mixture and sauté it until the veggies become transparent and wilt slightly.
When they're at that stage, drop in the beef and pork and fry the meats down until fully browned and totally incorporated into the vegetable seasonings.
It's at this point that the cabbage goes into the pot. You're going to swear the pot is too small or there's just too much cabbage. But have faith! Simply add the cabbage a heaping handful at a time, tossing it over and over in the pot with tongs so that each piece is completely and uniformly coated with the butter and oil mixture. In short order, it will all wilt and fit nicely.
When all the cabbage is in the pot, stir in the Rotels and the tomato sauce and mix those ingredients thoroughly into the dish as well.
Immediately season the pot with both the pork and the vegetable seasoning, as well as the black pepper.
Then put the lid on the pot, reduce the fire to low, and simmer the cabbage for about 12-15 minutes or until a "tomatoey" liquid is visible and the cabbage is tender-crisp.
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TV comic Jim Davidson has been barred from playing at a Kent theatre because of his controversial jokes, it's been reported.
The comedian took to social media website Twitter to complain at not being allowed to perform at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury.
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One opportunity for turning the World Bank?s focus onto this issue was on Friday, April 19, when the general public is invited to submit questions about world poverty to bank President Jim Yong Kim.
Kim, the Korean-American former president of Dartmouth College, discussed poverty with U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon from 11 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (15:00-16:10 GMT). People are invited to submit questions via Twitter, using the hashtag #ittakes; via a live online chat; or through comments on the Global Voices on Poverty Web page. The discussion was webcast live through that site.
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on Oct 7, 2013 at 9:58 am
Quick response and good work PG&E.
Don't let anyone tell you different.
Thanks for being there...Julia Pardini from Alamo
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Of course if they don't respond in Danville all hell will break loose .. but in a working class neighborhood like san carlos that was not the case.
Such double standards!
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I assume that Beth is making allegations regarding the major gas line leak and fire that took place in San Bruno (and not in San Carlos). Since she seems to be implying that PG&E is somehow responding faster in Danville than in other communities, I would urge her to be clearer in her accusations. Because I don't think they are merited by the facts.
I'd also point out that people in Danville work just as hard as people in other communities. Unless Beth feels that only some kinds of work, and some kinds of workers, are valuable? Is there some sort of qualifying criteria, for a worker to be "working-class"?
It's good that PG&E responded fairly quickly to a report of a gas leak. It's good whenever, and wherever, they do that. Note that this is independent of the questions that were raised in the aftermath of the San Bruno fire, as to whether PG&E was doing enough to proactively inspect and monitor their large pipelines. Opinions on that issue, can and do vary.


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Greensburg's Knights of Columbus Hall took on a Latin American look and feel for Friday night's annual United Fund auction.
And though the colorful theme added much to the festive fiesta on hand, there was one color above all in abundance: green.
According to United Fund Executive Director Joane Cunningham, the fund-raiser brought in approximately $64,000 for the local non-profit, helping it greatly on its way toward an annual goal of $330,000. That total, which was just an estimate by press time Monday, was up about $4,000 over last year's final tally.
At this point, the United Fund is about 76 percent of the way toward reaching that goal, noted Cunningham Monday.
Helping significantly in that venture was a lively crowd that flooded the Knights of Columbus Hall, bidding on nearly four dozen items in the silent auction and more than 70 in the humorously raucous live auction.
A trio of auctioneers (Dave Giddings, Steve Fortner and Aaron Gault) rattled off prices as guests, many of whom were bedecked in suitably Spanish or Mexican attire, bid on virtually everything from sports memorabilia to family vacations. Rick Nobbe donned a sombrero and served as the event's master of ceremonies.
The wide-ranging pieces and event tickets up for bids during the auction were donated by area businesses or families.
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Those looking to bid in a less boisterous fashion lined up for chances at a Buffalo Wings and Rings date night, a canine vaccination package, Tupperware, a huge American flag (donated by Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Pence), a trip to Wyaloosing Creek Golf Course and a Craftsman tool bag that would likely be the envy of any would-be handyperson during the silent auction.
The Fiesta Night itself followed a catered dinner by Lil' Charlie's that reflected the theme of the evening.
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Many of the items sold at the auction did so at costs far higher than what they might have garnered at retail, further showing how parting with extra cash for the greater good of the event helped further the goal of the United Fund.
It was appreciated by Cunningham as well.
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The Bachelor: Episode 3 Recap
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Unlike conditioners that you use in the shower, these hair care products are applied afterward and left in your locks until the next washing. (Depending on your hair type -- you might just be lucky enough to apply these hair care products to wet hair, style and go because leave-in conditioners can also act as a styling agent.) Typically conditioners can be fairly dense, where as a leave-in conditioner is more of your dream detangler -- your frizz hero -- and it can pack an extra punch of moisture to yield healthy hair.
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I'd likely try the Giovanni conditioner.
by Helmi Friday, May 3, 2013 at 11:29AM Report as inappropriate
Nice product info
by EricaF123 Friday, February 15, 2013 at 05:54AM Report as inappropriate
That is a good list
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Any women over 40 or getting close can tell weird stuff starts to happen, can't lose weight, acne and finally frizzy hair. I'm not sure when it happened, but my natural color turned to dishwater blond, and my natural curls have turned to FRIZZ! So I went to my wonderful and really expensive hair dresser to have the usual cut and color and when she went to wash my hair she said that they just got a new shampoo and conditioner called Shielo and that is smelled great. So she washes my hair and OMG - is she right - it smelled incredible but then she put the conditioner in and ran it through my hair and within one minuet she could run her fingers through it with no problem, I was amazed. Its the Hydrating line from the Shielo line. When I used the Shielo products on my hair at home and was amazed again that it smelled great but was so smooth and tangle free, my hair is long and very fine so is also easily weighted down and tangled but now it is soooo easy to style I cant believe my hair feels this good after a color and after blow drying.
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I always use a leave-in conditioner..and it does make a difference allright. Unfortunately, nothing heals split ends fully..they (so far) have to be cut. My hair looks good to very good with a leave-in plus gel.
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Not a big fan of these leave in treatments. I've true numerous brands ,but for me it makes my hair look like I haven't washed it ad nasty looking.
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I'll need to pick some of these up
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I haven't tried any of these yet. I currently use either Moroccan oil or a Dove one on alternating washes.
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Almost out of my Sexy Hair Soy leave in, so I might try one of these.
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I love Joico conditioners. They are pricey, but this is a case whre you definitely get what you pay for!
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio State fans were extremely disappointed after the second-seeded Buckeyes lost to a No. 9 seed, Wichita State, in Saturday's regional championship game in Los Angeles.
They forget that just six weeks earlier their team was coming off a shellacking at Wisconsin that left many wondering whether the Buckeyes could even finish in the top five in the Big Ten - let alone the Final Four in the country.
The Buckeyes (29-8) closed with a flourish, going on an 11-game winning streak that carried them through the conference championship game and all the way to the Elite Eight.
On the morning after their season ended, the Buckeyes were left to contemplate a future without their only senior, Evan Ravenel, and most likely the Big Ten's leading scorer, junior Deshaun Thomas.
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The Neanderthals resembled current day humans, but had a very broad nose and were smaller in stature, but thicker in musculature. These were adaptations from living in the colder climates. Many entertainment depictions of "cavemen" are based on the features of Neanderthals.
Their brains were often larger than those of Homo sapiens and they were able to make and use tools, control fire, create decorative pieces, and even wore clothes. They were skilled hunters and gatherers and lived in "families". The families could build shelters and create a home-like atmosphere.
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The fact that little is private, or can be concealed from public view, was tantamount to capturing suspects in last week's Boston Marathon bombing.
The presence of cellphone cameras and video recorders at the finish line seems to have been critical in bringing the investigation to the current point.
But not every crime is caught on camera. In part, that's how Americans have become the eyes and ears of reporting suspicious activity to police. The phrase, "If you see something, say something," is common in large cities, and will likely become so in smaller towns.
A survey released last week indicated that 56 percent of Americans said they had not heard of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's "If You See Something, Say Something" campaign. However, 57 percent of respondents indicated that they were willing to meet with homeland security or local police to talk about reporting suspicious activity, according to the Indiana Department of Homeland Security. To report suspicious activity, contact immediate on-site security, the local law enforcement's non-emergency line or the Indiana Intelligence Fusion Center at (877) 226-1026. If violence is imminent, call 911.
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A person taking photos at a high-profile event is not unusual in itself but if that person is snapping photos of security cameras or personnel, that activity could be suspicious. Make note of the description of individuals such as gender, age, physical description and unique characteristics. Write down any vehicles, make and model of the vehicle, and the direction of travel.
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location: Kansas
date approved: 4/17/2013
last visited: 3/14/2013
Former IOOF Liberty Lodge #49 - Liberty, Mo.
This two-story brown brick building is located at 16-18 E Franklin in Liberty, Mo.
posted by: iconions
date approved: 4/4/2013
Odd Fellows Building - Sapulpa, OK
This building was constructed as the meeting house for I.O.O.F. Lodge No. 79. The building is a Contributing Building to the Sapulpa Downtown Historic District.
posted by: hamquilter
location: Oklahoma
date approved: 3/16/2013
Former IOOF Lodge No. 79 - Sapulpa, OK
This building once housed the IOOF Lodge, but is now vacant.
date approved: 3/7/2013
Sincerity Lodge #173, IOOF - Wellesley, MA
This Odd Fellows building is on the north side of a block of buildings in Wellesley, and Sincerity Lodge still meets there.
posted by: NorStar
location: Massachusetts
date approved: 2/26/2013
I.O.O.F. Hall - Anderson MO
This older building, in the 200 block of Main Street of downtown Anderson, is a former I.O.O.F. Hall.
posted by: Where's George
date approved: 2/7/2013
Former IOOF Hall -- Meridian TX
The former IOOF Hall in Meridian Texas has a unique cast-iron front over local white limestone. It is the most unique IOOF building we have ever seen.
location: Texas
date approved: 1/30/2013
last visited: 1/26/2013
Former IOOF - Paso Robles, CA
A former IOOF building in Paso Robles.
posted by: saopaulo1
date approved: 1/28/2013
Odd Fellows Rural Cemetery - Salem, Oregon
Now known as "Salem Pioneer Cemetery," established in 1841
date approved: 12/30/2012
IOOF Lodge - Montpelier, ID, USA
This Odd Fellows Hall is located along the main east-west street in Montpelier, Idaho.
posted by: Chasing Blue Sky
location: Idaho
last visited: 6/9/2011
Cloverdale I.O.O.F. Cemetery - Marion County, Oregon
Small I.O.O.F. cemetery southwest of Turner in Marion County, Oregon
date approved: 12/24/2012
I.O.O.F. / Eastwood Cemetery - Medford, Oregon
Pioneer cemetery established in 1890
I.O.O.F. #10 Lodge - Jacksonville, Oregon
Oregon's Historical Odd Fellows Lodge
date approved: 12/21/2012
last visited: 7/25/2013
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, Lodge No. 2144 - Fort Worth, TX
The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, Lodge #2144, built this building in 1926. Today, it is used as office space by law and architectural firms. Located at 612 Grove St, Fort Worth, TX.
posted by: QuarrellaDeVil
date approved: 12/1/2012
last visited: 11/28/2012
IOOF/WOW Lodge -- Wylie TX
The old International Order of Odd Fellows and Woodmen of the World Lodge building in downtown Wylie was built in 1915. It is occupied today by a computer repair shop.
date approved: 11/27/2012
last visited: 11/26/2012
Odd Fellows Hall - West Street, Wareham, Dorset, UK
The Rex Cinema is also the historic Odd Fellows Hall, still used as a meeting place today.
posted by: Dragontree
location: Southern England, United Kingdom
date approved: 11/26/2012
Odd Fellows Lodge (1900-1995) - Salem, Oregon
Historic Odd Fellow Lodge, meeting site for Chemeketa Lodge #1 from 1900-1995.
date approved: 11/19/2012
Odd Fellows Valley Junction Lodge 604 – West Des Moines, IA
This two story brick building in historic Valley Junction houses the Odd Fellows Lodge #604 as well as Amaryllis Rebekah Lodge #81.
posted by: wildernessmama
location: Iowa
date approved: 11/3/2012
I.O.O.F. Hall - Stevensville, Montana
The historic I.O.O.F. Hall in Stevensville, Montana.
posted by: Volcanoguy
location: Montana
date approved: 10/25/2012
last visited: 10/8/2010
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Jaguars release Ross, Landry
The Jaguars released DBs Aaron Ross and Dawan Landry on Friday, the team announced.
Jacksonville Jaguars: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Jacksonville Jaguars, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
Jaguars release OT Whimper, DB King, QB Wilson
The Jaguars released OT Guy Whimper, DB Brandon King and QB John Parker Wilson, the team announced.
Caldwell might be starting fresh in Jacksonville
Expect new Jaguars GM David Caldwell to emphasize this offseason on building through the draft. Heavily.
Why would the Jaguars give up on Gabbert now?
Despite few positive signs to date, now is not the time to move on from Blaine Gabbert in Jacksonville, writes Arthur Arkush.
Jaguars announce some big changes
The Jaguars announced this week that they won't be very active in free agency and will transition to a zone-blocking system in 2013.
Jaguars introduce new logo
The Jaguars introduced a new brand identity and logo on Tuesday.
Jaguars hire Walker, Scelfo, Yarno as assistants
The Jaguars have hired defensive backs coach DeWayne Walker, quarterbacks coach Frank Scelfo and offensive line coach George Yarno.
Jaguars retain assistant coaches Duffner, Sullivan
Gus Bradley is keeping two veteran assistants, linebackers coach Mark Duffner and receivers coach Jerry Sullivan, from the previous regime.
Jaguars choose Babich as defensive coordinator
Former Bears LB coach Bob Babich is joining Gus Bradley in Jacksonville as the Jaguars' new defensive coordinator, the team announced Saturday.
Jaguars add Fisch as offensive coordinator
Jaguars new head coach Gus Bradley tabbed former University of Miami offensive coordinator Jed Fisch to oversee the offense, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Tucker takes over Bears' defense
The Bears added to their new coaching staff on Friday, hiring Mel Tucker as defensive coordinator, the team confirmed.
Bradley ready, but needs to hire experienced offensive staff
New Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley comes with a wealth of defensive experience, but would be wise to focus on adding top offensive coaches to his staff.
On the clock: Jaguars will be a 'needs-based' drafting team
New GM David Caldwell has plenty of holes to fill in Jacksonville and will use a "needs-based" drafting philosophy to accomplish the task.
Jaguars tab Bradley as head coach
The Jaguars hired former Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley as head coach, Fox Sports' Jay Glazer and ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported.
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The Giants have signed Molden, a former Patriots defensive back.||||||| Molden was claimed on waivers by the Patriots in September and appeared in all 19 games, making two starts. He had a career-high 28 tackles with two interceptions. He also had 11 special teams tackles in the regular season and seven total in three postseason games.
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This Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) Association- approved methodology provides step-by-step procedures to enable the conservative estimation of net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions resulting from projects which aim to protect forestlands that would be logged in the absence of a payment to keep them standing and maintain their carbon stocks (the specific project type is called "logged to protected forest", known as LtPF, and it is a type of improved forest management, or IFM). The methodology provides guidance on project eligibility, boundaries and scope, estimating greenhouse gas emissions reductions and resulting Verified Carbon Units (VCUs, as the currency of carbon credits in the VCS system), monitoring carbon stocks and other fundamental components of forest carbon project development. This is the first LtPF project methodology approved for use under the VCS.


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June 29, 2011
Opening arguments begin today in what observers have called the most important trial New Orleans has seen in a generation. It is a shocking case of police brutality that has already redefined this city's relationship to its police department and radically rewritten the official narrative of what happened in the chaotic days after Hurricane Katrina.
February 13, 2010
They shoot us, then display us as looters. / Then they bring in the U.N. and the rest of the U.S. friends, / Blackwater forces who now go under the new name Xe, / Who, like a fatal disease, once they get in, they don't / Never plan on leaving. … / Haiti! The land of my brotherman … and sister woman, / The ones that kicked Napolean's ass, / The land of sugar cane and Africans, / The land in which the enslaved revolt.


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Dawson Community College's Office of Community Outreach will be offering the following culinary classes throughout the fall. The classes listed below will be held on Sunday afternoons from 1pm-4pm with a limit of 12-18 students per class at Dawson County High School. No class is a prerequisite for any other and the cost will be $25 per class.
October 3: Knife Skills: How to identify the right knife for a task, how to sharpen a knife and keep them sharp and how to use them safely, efficiently and enjoyably.
October 10: Soups, Stocks and Broths: How to make stocks and broths for amazing soups and to heighten all of your meals.
October 17: Food Preservation: Canning, cheese-making and how to enjoy Montana's most important value-added food--Yellowstone Caviar.
October 31: Pasta: Creating fresh and dried pasta and sauces to compliment.
November 7: Pastries: We will cover pie pastry, puff pastry and croissant making.
November 14: Easier holiday feasts: We will make a traditional turkey and roasted prime rib dinner with the tips and techniques professionals use to make them as fun to prepare as they are to eat.
November 21: Quick breads: Everything from muffins to biscuits to cheese bread.
December 5: Artisan breads: Thick crusted European-style baguettes and boules and enriched butter and egg doughs like challah or brioche.
Questions regarding the classes can be directed to MaryAnn Vester, Director of Distance Education and Outreach, Dawson Community College at 377-9409.


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Ballymore Boys
Tara Patel - 28/01/2001
In Hinckley, we alternate this with Paddy's Reel - they work well together. One of my favourites.
Hideaway Cha
Hideaway Cha - 27/01/2001
Love It! So do my class (except for one person who didn't like the music!) Thought they might find the timing tricky, but having taught it slowly and then practised it to Easy Come Easy Go by George Strait, they all managed it to the correct music. This should be a huge hit!
Believe It Or Not
Beryl Coleman - 26/01/2001
Another great dance from Robert. Lovely music- just go with the flow!
Gonna Get Loud
Janet - 25/01/2001
Good dance, easy to pick up, fits well to the music!
Mad 4 It
NANCY &Val - 25/01/2001
Very nice dance we love it at our club- try to dance it to Shania Twain's Don't Be Stupid (start on vocals) fits fantastic.
If I Fell
Pat Stott - 25/01/2001
My class loved this dance and sang along as they danced which means that they were able to pick up the steps easily and enjoy the music at the same time. We need more dances like this. well done Alan - another winner!
Deep Down
Richard - Bootleggers Redditch - 24/01/2001
Great hit with our classes, music is up tempo, dance fab well done Alan, Thurs class danced it 6 times last week. as the music says this one does make you HAPPY:)
Silly Beggar Boogie
Martin Hubbard - 24/01/2001
I've been doing this dance since it was first taught, a great dance, fitting really well with the music,learn it, you'll enjoy it.
Do This Do That
Duncan Jones - 22/01/2001
Brilliant- hope Robert will teach at the Awards!
Honky Tonk Romp
Gary Robertson - 22/01/2001
This is a very good dance - taught this week and everybody loved the syncopated steps
Numero Uno
Derrick & Terry - 22/01/2001
we have taught this dance and everyone loves it...although not to the music of "s club 7"....we dance it to "always have always will" by Ace of Base..fits great!!!well done on a winner.....
If I Fell
Karen - 22/01/2001
lovely dance, easy to learn, l've always loved the song. Nice because when you've learnt the dance you can sing along to it.
Bootscootin' Woman
Karen - 22/01/2001
Good dance, no difficult steps in it, i think its a feel good dance. Music excellent.
Eso Beso a.k.a. Desert Sands 2000
Colin Clarke - 21/01/2001
Congratulations to Ron Douglas of I.O. Records and the band Hullabaloo. Great cover version of the old Paul Anka hit. The dance steps fit the music very well and when I taught this one two weeks ago it proved very popular. Well done Elle Jay.
Pretty Cool
Jean Barlow - 21/01/2001
Little Bitty Pretty One by Billy Gilman is a really happy, lively tune which you enjoy dancing to. Pretty Cool really is a 'Pretty Cool' dance which all levels even Beginners can do and enjoy. Smashing little dance to good country music - what more could you ask for. My class all loved it. Should do very well.


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The class deans provide advice on how to achieve academic success, as well as personal and social advice. If you are having difficulty in a course, please consult with your class dean.
- Tutoring
Some departments have tutors and writing assistants assigned to courses. Please ask the professor of your course for information about how you can obtain a tutor for the course.
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A student who needs assistance should consult with his or her class dean, who will help the student obtain a tutor through the WOP. Tutors who participate in the WOP are undergraduate and graduate students who are identified by members of the faculty and are paid a stipend.
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Many students need short-and long-term assistance in acquiring writing skills that are appropriate for Wesleyan. The Writing Workshop has a staff of writing tutors who will work with you individually at any stage of your writing assignments ranging from generating, discussing, and developing ideas; editing a draft of an assignment; and reviewing your professor's comments.
Special individual tutorials are offered to students who speak English as a second language (ESL) and for students with learning disabilities. In addition to support for ESL students, writing tutors are assigned to some of the courses that emphasize writing.
- Courses with Special Emphasis on Writing
Ranging across the curriculum from anthropology to art history, government, dance, fiction writing, poetry, philosophy, sociology, and women's studies, these courses offer writing practice as an integral part of the course work. Students are encouraged to revise their papers and discuss work-in-progress with the instructor or with writing tutors assigned to the course.
Look for a list of courses with special emphasis on writing at the front of each semester's Course Book.
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The staff of the Writing Workshop can help you if you want to edit your course papers or gain informal practice in English conversation. Call any time during the semester to make an appointment to meet with a tutor, or use the workshop's drop-in hours in the Public Affairs Center. The workshop also provides semester-long, full-credit ESL tutorials adapted to each student's needs. While the workshops do not offer courses that are designated as ESL courses, it does offer writing classes that are particularly appropriate for bilingual or ESL students. These writing classes are taught by the Writing Program's ESL Program Director/Coordinator of International Students Academic Advisor Alice Hadler and are included in the English Department's course listings. Alice Hadler also provides for-credit tutorials in writing. For more information on these and other academic support and services for international students, please contact her.
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The purpose of the Math Workshop is to enhance the mathematical and quantitative skills of interested students. The Math Workshop staff aims not only to bring strong students to a position of excellence, but also to bring students whose backgrounds are weak to a position of strength. Registration in a mathematics course is not a prerequisite for using the facilities of the Math Workshop. Tutoring and group tutorials are available by appointment (685-2205). The workshop facilities are available to the entire Wesleyan community on a drop-in basis.
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The only option to avoid grid failures is to expand the generating capacity, according to Anil Sardana, Managing Director, Tata Power.
Tata Power is into generation, transmission and distribution.
"There needs to be enforcement of automated and coordinated relay system as also strict governance on frequency regimes to avoid grid failures similar to the one experienced over the last few days.
"However, one cannot shy away from creating spinning reserves by expanding India's power generation capacities so that there is no demand-supply gap at any given time," he said.
In parallel, the management of distribution companies has to be made accountable for 24x7 reliable supply and fiscal management, he felt.
ISLANDING scheme
On the recent power outages experienced across the country due to grid failures, he said Mumbai is a classic example of how this problem could be addressed technically thanks to the islanding scheme pioneered by Tata Power in 1981.
It cuts off the network from external grid failures to help the local network manage its power demand/ supply needs during such crisis. This islanding scheme has worked well for Mumbai consumers, achieving a 100 per cent success rate each of the 16 occasions that there have been such grid failures since 1995.
Even in the existing grid failures, Tata Power's Jojobera units islanded themselves with Jamshedpur load and continued operations.
"There cannot be a better trigger to set off reforms for the power sector to enable increased investment into generation to meet the country's 12{+t}{+h} Plan target of 88,000 MW. The sector's long sought-after need for reforms on fuel supply too needs to be addressed on an immediate basis. Clarity on Ultra Mega Power Projects (UMPPs) can go a long way in building a brighter future for the energy needs," he said.
For instance, India's first UMPP at Mundra (4000 MW), being set up by Tata Power, when fully operational, will meet about two per cent of the country's energy needs.
The project will provide power to consumers in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Haryana, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh.
The first 800 MW-sized unit 1 has been commissioned and unit 2 has been synchronised. Units 3, 4 and 5 are on schedule.


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Vero Beach- Heartbreak again. The Bishop Verot softball team came up two wins short of winning a state championship.
On Friday the Vikings lost Madison County in the state semi-finals, 4-2.
Unfortunately for Verot this is all too familiar territory, losing in the state semi-finals for the third time in four years.
Bishop Verot ends the season with a 27-4 record.
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Athens Police arrested a man they said sexually abused a teenage girl.
Marcos Cortez was arrested Wednesday night and charged on one count of second-degree sexual abuse. He is accused of subjecting a 13-year-old girl to sexual contact.
Police received a call from the victim's mother wishing to speak about her daughter. The officer assigned to the case spoke to the girl, who said Cortez touched her inappropriately.
Cortez and the victim are not related, however they were acquainted. He was booked at the police department and is out on $1,000 bond.
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25 U.S. Code § 458ddd–1 - Administrative services and support
(a) Provision of support by Secretary
Subject to subsection (b) of this section, during the 5-year period beginning on the date that the Foundation is established, the Secretary—
(2) may provide funds to reimburse the travel expenses of the members of the Board under section 458ddd of this title; and
(b) Reimbursements
Reimbursements accepted under subsection (a)(3) of this section shall be deposited in the Treasury to the credit of the appropriations then current and chargeable for the cost of providing services described in subsection (a)(1) of this section and the travel expenses described in subsection (a)(2) of this section.
(c) Continuation of certain services
Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, the Secretary may continue to provide facilities and necessary support services to the Foundation after the termination of the 5-year period specified in subsection (a) of this section, on a space available, reimbursable cost basis.
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Congratulations are in order for Lun Lun the panda and Zoo Atlanta.
The giant panda gave birth to twins Monday!
It's the first set of twin pandas born in the United States since 1987.
The twins are Lun Lun's fourth and fifth offspring.
Zoo Atlanta says the public can expect to meet the cubs in late fall.
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