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Authorities say Alan died from homicidal violence, including blunt force trauma.
The couple is currently behind bars in the Panola County Jail with no bond.
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"The Strange Voyage of the Lady Dee" was a fantastic listen. It contained references to Black Beard, Calico Jack, and other nefarious sea characters. This would actually be a fun episode for children to listen to. Not often you could say that in episodes on Mystery Theater. 4 stars.
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The appearance of Anne Bonny and pipe with ghostly voice makes this one of my favourites of all time. Whether she is benign or malevolent is for you to decide.
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Inventive, imaginative twist on the "ghost ship" theme that might provide a dubious history lesson, but makes for a very clever episode that keeps turning cliches into surprises at a rapid pace. A couple and their young daughter wind up taking an unplanned journey across the old Spanish Main, and run afoul of pirates in two centuries at once. The CBSRMT practice of using adults to provide the voices of children is a bit jarring, as ever, but the episode still works well as a fun and suspenseful yarn with a refreshingly unusual premise.
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NewsChannel 11 timed 12 intersections where red light cameras were going up. Using a rolling timer, we found eight of them short of the National Standard time of one second per ten miles per hour of the posted speed limit.
Our investigation raised lots of questions, enough for two city council members to step back and take caution.
Councilman Gary Boren has created a resolution. In it he asks to scratch the plans for now and start over. "Forget photo enforcement, let's start over and make sure every light, red light system, at every intersection is timed right," said Boren.
Starting over means the entire plan goes back to the Citizen's Traffic Commission. A board made up of seven citizens may have to review and approve documentation that proves all yellow and red light times are at its correct times at all 190 intersections in Lubbock.
Councilman Jim Gilbreath is co-sponsoring the resolution that will be presented at Thursday's city council meeting. He says if they're not timed right, then red light cameras have no business being up.
"We need to make sure all our lights are well within the standards. In fact, I think they should exceed the standards," said Gilbreath.
"I give a lot of credit to your report for this resolution," added Gilbreath.
Traffic engineers would also have to study the intersections after the lights have been timed right to see what type of red light running problem we actually have.
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A man is jailed and accused in a long string of crimes that include carrying a gun into a Tulsa casino.
It began Sunday evening around 10:30pm at a QuikTrip in east Tulsa. Police were called there when a man, later identified as 36-year-old Joseph David Giroux - was threatening to kidnap a woman at the store.
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The information generally is stored without any personal identification, protecting the confidentiality of participants. This data is used to enable researchers, public health professionals, and policy-makers to better understand and address the needs for cancer patients.
Registry data are critical for targeting programs focused on cancer risk including genetic, behavioral, and environmental risk factors. Such information is also essential for establishing and monitoring effective cancer screening and treatment. In addition, reliable registry data about patients is critical to research efforts, including research programs aimed at evaluating the effectiveness of cancer prevention, control, or treatment programs.
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Red Rocks Video Now Available for Purchase
UMerica, On The Rocks is now available for sale. Purchase Blu-ray or DVD, or download HD files here. ___ July 16, 2014 UMerica, On The Rocks is now available for pre-order. HD video footage from our sold out July 5th Red Rocks concert is currently being cut, mastered, and fine-tuned for your viewing pleasure. UMerica, On The Rocks features the entirety of both scorching sets from that evening's performance, backstage footage from deep inside the …
Free Download of Covers Set from Wanee 2014
Free Download of Covers Set from Wanee 2014
Umphrey's performed a rare set of covers at the Wanee Music Festival including tracks by Led Zeppelin, Steely Dan, The Police, Pink Floyd, Van Halen, The Beatles and more. In addition, UM was joined by smattering of special guests including John Popper, Warren Haynes, and more. Please click below for your free download of this set. Setlist of the evening's proceedings: 04.12.2014 "Wanee Music Festival" Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park, Live Oak, FL, …
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Umphrey's McGee will wrap up the 2014 fall tour of the Midwest with a return to the Orpheum Theater in Madison, Wisconsin for a two-night stand, Friday November 7th, with special guests Dopapod, and Saturday November 8th, with special guests The Revivalists. The second of these two shows will celebrate Umphrey's 2,000th show, another milestone for team Umphrey's that gives us even more reason to celebrate. To make the most of this special occasion, we …
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"No Diablo" Video Released
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Announcing the UMLive App
Announcing the UMLive App
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Brendan Turns 38
Brendan Turns 38
As some of you may have seen, Joel pulled a fast one on me for my birthday, insinuating that I was actually older than the old man himself. Well, there's a little more to the story that Joel has conveniently left out. We were kicked out of the Cubs game after being falsely accused of throwing peanuts at another cubs fan (Joel is allergic to peanuts, and I don't believe in wasting food). At that …
Brendan Turns 40
Brendan Turns 40
For years, many of you have seen me laugh along at Brendan's "old" jokes at my expense. Whether it's between songs, changing lyrics of songs or just a knowing look during the Who's Baba O'Riley ("Let's get together, before we get much older"), Brendan has always seemed to have the perfect old joke in his back pocket. Finally, last night I was able to turn the tables on him with the help of our good …


text: Books About Puberty 7 Books to Help Kids Better Understand Puberty by Patricia-Anne Tom 9/08/13 67 Reactions 55 Shares Print 29 17 7 2 0 Every parent wants their child to be comfortable in their own skin. But that can be a tall order, when your child reaches puberty and physical changes are seemingly constant. To help them cope with their emerging adolescence — and aid parents in providing accurate information about the changes — we've rounded up the following books, recommended by our readers. Source: Flickr user Cavale Doom The Care and Keeping of You What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For girls, several moms recommend The Care & Keeping of You from the American Girl collection. Grisell C. notes the diagrams, pictures, and everyday language helped to "open a new communication channel" with her daughter. "After she reads a chapter, she comes to me and tells me what she read and asks questions about it. Not all questions are easy to answer, but I think those honest 'mom-daughter' conversations around this book are good for both," she explains. 1 / 7 Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Christina H. suggests the classic Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret by Judy Blume. "I know it's kind of old, but it seemed pretty timeless when I read it as a young girl," she says, adding that it's pretty much "guaranteed to be in your local library." 2 / 7 What's Happening to Me? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Although the book has been around for some time, Justine O. says What's Happening to Me? is a "really good book for preteens," saying she read it when she was a child, and her 8- and 9-year-olds have read it as well. 3 / 7 It's Perfectly Normal What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jen B. says she works with teen mothers who often wish they had read It's Perfectly Normal when they were younger. She cautions that some parents may not like that the book covers sex education and homosexuality. However, she recommends it because it is "blunt, has drawings, and gives honest and unbiased information." 4 / 7 What's Going on Down There? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Part manual, part older brother, What's Going on Down There? is another one of Jen B.'s recommendations that can help teach and inform boys. 6 / 7 Boy's Guide to Becoming a Teen What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Meg B. says she keeps the American Medical Association's The Boy's Guide to Becoming a Teen around the house so that her son has accurate information available when he gets curious about what's going on with his body. The book, also available in a version for girls, covers hygiene, body changes, and some solid basics of sex ed, she says. 6 / 7 My Body, My Self What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kate N. recalls her mother took out My Body, My Self For Girls, available in versions for both sexes, when she "gave her the talk" at 8 years old. "It's a great reference for anything female," she recalls. 7 / 7 29 17 7 2 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Teens And TweensKids Books And MusicKid ShoppingPuberty What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions Link Love Watermelon can cure your morning sickness — FitPregnancy The case for keeping kids' photos off Facebook — HuffPost Parents Pete Wentz and Meagan Camper welcome a baby boy — Celebrity Baby Scoop Does exercising make you a selfish mom? — BabyCenter Blog Reese Witherspoon and family enjoy some fun in the sun — PEOPLE Moms & Babies Doctors warn pregnant women to avoid tuna at all costs — The Bump Can a good night's sleep improve your marriage? — Real Simple


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- Chapman to make third Triple-A start
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- Reds have Earth Day plans
CINCINNATI -- Looking at his batting average, a lowly .188 heading into Wednesday, it would be easy to say Reds right fielder Jay Bruce is in the same hitting wilderness as he was during his subpar 2009 season.But Bruce hasn't been a lost ball in the tall weeds. He's scorched line drives more often, only to have the misfortune of a waiting glove that catches it. That changed some on Sunday, when Bruce hit two home runs vs. the Pirates. On Tuesday vs. the Dodgers, he hit an RBI triple in the second inning. "For a few games, I was kind of feeling my swing through the zone. I'm getting back to just letting it go and swinging the bat with some authority," Bruce said on Wednesday. "I can't try to be guiding anything. I have to swing how I swing, get a good pitch to hit and try to hit it hard somewhere. "If I hit the ball hard and it happens to get caught, it gets caught. As long as I'm hitting the ball hard and not giving away at-bats, I feel good about it." Bruce has also improved his pitch selection and has taken several key walks of late. His walk in the eighth inning on Tuesday led to the game-winning runs. He came into Wednesday with five walks and 11 strikeouts. Manager Dusty Baker still believes the 23-year-old Bruce, who batted .223 with 22 homers in 2009, has a high ceiling as he develops while in the Majors. "He's probably been our toughest luck guy here, without a doubt," Baker said. "This is why we'll probably stick with him longer than probably anybody out there. He's the youngest and the guy with the highest ceiling for the longest period of time because of his age, his strength, his ability, his speed, his arm strength. He works hard to be a good right fielder." Defensively, Bruce has made several good plays already this season and takes a lot of pride in his work in the field. In the top of the eighth on Tuesday, his backhanded catch on the run on a James Loney drive prevented the go-ahead run from scoring. "Dusty always said if someone takes one from you, take two from them," Bruce said. "My job is to catch the ball and make all the plays I can and help the pitchers."
Chapman to make third Triple-A start
CINCINNATI -- Reds prospect Aroldis Chapman will take the mound on Thursday for his third start for Triple-A Louisville in Indianapolis. First pitch is at 7 p.m. ET, and the game will be streamed live on MiLB.TV.Over his previous two starts, Chapman has an 0.93 ERA with six hits allowed and 10 strikeouts in 9 2/3 innings. He also has five walks, including four in his last outing on Saturday. In that game vs. Columbus, he allowed one earned run and one hit over five innings and took the loss in a 3-1 decision. Chapman threw 87 pitches in the outing and eclipsed 100 mph four times, including 102, but was mostly in the 94-97-mph range. Command was an issue early on as he needed 28 pitches in the first inning and 62 pitches through three frames. "That's part of any power pitcher's growth," Louisville manager Rick Sweet said after the game. "We went through it here with Homer Bailey. He couldn't get to a sixth inning. Not because he didn't have the game under control, but because he threw too many dang pitches. That's just the way their games are. Efficiency is important."
Stubbs sits against Kuroda
CINCINNATI -- Center fielder Drew Stubbs was out of the starting lineup on Wednesday as Chris Dickerson took his place in the leadoff spot. Stubbs has been slumping all season and came into the night in an 0-for-18 skid with nine strikeouts."I just thought Dickerson had a better chance of hitting [Hiroki] Kuroda with all that stuff he throws," manager Dusty Baker said.
Votto is a running man
CINCINNATI -- First baseman Joey Votto didn't notch his first steal of the season until April 12 in Miami. Now he's tied with Drew Stubbs for the team lead with four steals in six attempts. Manager Dusty Baker wouldn't disclose how much of that was because of Votto's initiative or if it was instructed from the dugout."It's something I don't want to expand on. The other team reads this," Baker said. "It's something I encourage. It's something we've all been working on. We have guys here with the ability to steal. Joey had the ability last year. He was sliding too early and sometimes didn't get to the base. He's worked on sliding hard, leads and jumps." If Votto steals with success, Baker felt it could add more pressure to the opposition's pitching and defense. During the seventh inning of Tuesday's win, Votto was caught trying to swipe second base in the seventh inning. "They tricked Joey a little bit," Baker said. "[Dodgers pitcher Jon Link] did a real high leg kick the first pitch, and the second pitch, he slide stepped. That's a sign they thought he might run, too. Now it's up to Joey to recognize when they do these things."
Reds have Earth Day plans
CINCINNATI -- Chris Dickerson and his organization, Players for the Planet, will be involved in several environment initiatives on Thursday to mark Earth Day. From 7 a.m.-5 p.m. ET at the Western Hills Kroger, fans can recycle old televisions, VCRs, computer monitors, personal computers, hard drives and other electronics. Dickerson, Jay Bruce and Drew Stubbs will appear from 12-1 p.m.
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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West Somerset bracing itself ahead of high tides and stormy weather
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WEST Somerset is bracing itself ahead of more stormy weather and high tides tomorrow, (Saturday 1) and councillors are taking no precautions.
A wind direction reversal is set to cause the high tides at around 7.25am and 7.50pm and Somerset County Council is working with agencies to make sure people are prepared.
There will be temporary road closures in Blue Anchor, Minehead and Dunster along the seafront tomorrow.
Sandbags are available at West Quay and the Rotary Club has offered their services.
Door knocking is now underway through a range of agencies along seafronts. The floodgate has been put in place in Watchet and more sandbags are being delivered to Watchet and Porlock Weir.
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Unbelievable. The General Assembly police are arresting people who assemble quietly in a public space because they contend that "the First Amendment is not absolute (and) government can make reasonable stipulations about where, when and how a peaceful demonstration can occur."
Yet our government can't pass reasonable legislation to require background checks or limit assault weapons and high-capacity magazines because, while the First Amendment is not absolute, the Second Amendment most certainly is. What?
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Chicken Turnovers Recipe
From Stevens, Pennsylvania, Sandralee Herr shares her yummy recipe for hot and filling appetizers. "This is a great way to use up leftover chicken," advises Sandralee. "Sometimes, I serve it with fruit salad for a delicious, light meal for up to four people."
- 1 cup diced cooked chicken breast
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
- 1/4 cup chopped celery
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 tube (8 ounces) refrigerated reduced-fat crescent rolls
- In a small bowl, combine the chicken, cheese, celery, onion, salt and pepper. Separate crescent dough into eight triangles; top each with chicken mixture. Fold dough over and seal edges.
- Place on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake at 375° for 13-17 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Chicken Turnovers in Light & Tasty April/May 2006, p59
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I must not have measured very well because I had quite a bit of extra chicken mixture. We liked the crunch from the celery. Everyone says it's easy to work with crescent rolls, but I find it tedious. Still, there were a hit.
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These were pretty good, and it seems like they'd be easy to tweak with different ingredients. I made them for lunch for myself and my 2 year old, with a little dipping sauce ;).
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---- — POTSDAM — The Plattsburgh State women's hockey team posted a 6-0 shutout over Potsdam State in an ECAC West game at Clarkson's Cheel Arena Sunday.
The No. 1-ranked Cardinals (21-0-1, 13-0-2 ECAC West) proved to be too much for the Bears (8-13-2, 4-9-1), finishing the day with a 46-15 shots-on-goal advantage.
Plattsburgh scored the game-winning goal early on Emma Rutherford's ninth of the year from Teal Gove and Shannon Stewart at 5:46 of the first period. Two minutes later, Ali Vakos added her first of two goals with an assist from Chelsea VanGlahn to give the Cardinals a 2-0 lead at the end of the first.
"We scored a couple of early goals, and we continued with a lot of pressure," Plattsburgh coach Kevin Houle said. "Their goalie played well. We had a lot of time in their zone and had several good opportunities. They had a couple good chances as well, but (Sydney Aveson) stood tall."
At 16:55 of the second period, VanGlahn's unassisted goal put the Cardinals up by three.
The Plattsburgh tacked on three more goals in third period. Stewart scored a power-play goal at 2:04, which was followed by Alyssa Parke's sixth of the season at 4:14. Vakos found the back of the net for the second time Sunday at 16:11 to round of the scoring.
VanGlahn contributed a goal and two assists for the Cardinals, while Vakos tallied two goals and an assist. Stewart and Gove each added two points.
"When we got that third goal late in the second, I thought that goal took the wind out of their sails," Houle said. "Going up 3-0 into the third period is more comforting than a three-goal lead heading into the third."
Aveson stopped all 15 shots faced for her sixth shutout. Potsdam's Jen Conophy recorded 40 saves in the loss.
The third line consisting of VanGlahn, Vakos and Giovanna Senese finished with a combined three goals and five assists.
"That line has given us a spark as of late," Houle said. "They give us high-energy shifts and are comfortable playing with one another. They're starting to find the back of the net."
Elmira College hopped over Plattsburgh in the ECAC West standings with a weekend sweep of Oswego State. The Soaring Eagles own a one-point lead on the Cardinals with 28 points, but Elmira has completed the conference portion of their schedule.
The Cardinals have two ECAC West games remaining in the regular season schedule, which come next weekend at Neumann College. A win or a tie will secure the ECAC West regular season title and the top seed entering the playoffs. Saturday's game at Neumann is set for 7 p.m. before the regular season finale Sunday at 2 p.m.
"After the Elmira sweep, we knew we had a lot of big games ahead of us," Houle said. "I know we lost a point to Utica, but it was a tough game, and that's going to happen. We want to finish with a couple wins. Our team has played loose and relaxed all year long. We're hoping for a strong weekend."
Plattsburgh State 6, Potsdam State 0
Plattsburgh 2 1 3 — 6
Potsdam 0 0 0 — 0
First period- 1, PSU, Rutherford (Gove, Stewart), 5:46. 2, PSU, Vakos (VanGlahn), 7:47. Penalties: Holowka, POT (tripping), 16:04.
Second period- 3, PSU, VanGlahn, 16:55. Penalties: Marsman, POT (checking), 7:21. Lanni, POT (hooking), 9:49. Silveira, POT (tripping), 12:33. VanGlahn, PSU (checking), 14:43.
Third period- 4, PSU, Stewart (Gove, Balisy), 2:04 (pp). 5, PSU, Parke (Vakos, Senese), 4:14. 6, PSU, Vakos (Senese, VanGlahn), 16:11. Penalties: Marsman, POT (cross-checking), 0:33.
Shots on goal:
Plattsburgh 19 16 11 — 46
Potsdam 6 6 3 — 15
Goaltenders (shots-saves): Aveson, PSU, 15-15. Conophy, POT, 40-46.
Power plays (goals-opportunities): Plattsburgh 1-4; Potsdam 0-2.
Attendance: 92.


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A huge weekend for Tennessee recruiting leads to at least one commit with several more likely.
The recruiting narrative has been static for years. Teams have attempted to accumulate recruiting "stars" to give them the best chance at success. But it's time for Duck fans to look past that.
In Lou Tepper Buffalo has one of the more common names in Linebacker coaching. To steal a phrase which has been beat the death; "He Literally Wrote the Book on Linebackers". This past season...
William White is a recruit from Cass Tech High School in Detroit, Michigan. Since 1990 the "Technicians" have had five kids go on to be drafted in the NFL, and two more have reached the highest...
The Will Lyles saga is finally ending. It's been a couple long years, but Oregon the NCAA will issue the resolution of it's investigation into Oregon tomorrow.
Greg Marshall adds Darius Carter to next year's team, continuing the trend of recruiting the best JUCO players in the country. Oh, ya, and he's LeBron James's cousin.
Will Malkom Parrish excite Tech fans like the versatile QB Josh Nesbitt did a few years back?
Could Raekwon McMillan be an Old Dirty LB for Georgia Tech?
Can Shaq Davidson excite Bobby Dodd Stadium like Stephen Hill did?
Today's tidbits cover TV tomfoolery, recruiting boobies, and toomer's corner.
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|Lady Knights beat Three Lakes, fall to Laona in conference play
By Anthony Drew
News-Review Asst. Editor
The Phelps girls basketball team split a pair of Northern Lakes Conference (NLC) games after beating Three Lakes 29-23 last Monday and falling 38-35 to Laona Friday.
The Lady Knights also had a convincing 55-11 victory over Washington Island Saturday.
The game against Three Lakes was a defensive battle, according to Phelps coach Jason Pertile.The Knights shot 33% from the floor and only 32% from the free-throw
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The South Carolina Department of Social Services is investigating a family situation after a 3-year-old was found in the middle of a road Tuesday morning.
According to the incident report, a bus driver called Lexington County Sheriff's deputies after seeing the child in the road near Lexington just before 10 a.m. Tuesday.
According to the bus driver, she was on her way to pick up a senior citizen to transport to the Lexington Aging and Recreation Center when she saw the child near the Maple Road subdivision.
The driver says she put the girl on the bus to keep her safe.
As one deputy stayed with the girl, another deputy noticed an open door on a nearby house. The report states the deputy found a couple in a back bedroom who were waking up. The couple said they had a 3-year-old child.
"The parents appeared to be very concerned and crying when they discovered that (name redacted) was not in the home and could have been hurt," reads the incident report.
The report says the deputy noticed some dog feces on the lower floor of the house, which the couple said they would clean.
Senior citizens on the bus were happy to entertain the girl while deputies looked for her caregiver.
"There was a child walking, getting ready to cross the road, there was a UPS driver in front of me and he stopped to avoid hitting her and asked if we could put her on the bus," said driver Marie Harsey.
"It was raining and cold and she was barefoot and we knew she was lost. We all took turns talking with her and keeping her happy, she was running up and down the aisles she just loved the bus."
Harsey and her passengers were grateful she wasn't hurt.
"We kept her mind off of it," said Edith Crowley. "We talked to her about colors and her name and little things like that. She did really well."
No arrests were made, but DSS was contacted to conduct a follow-up investigation.
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About the AuthorChristopher Kozlowski
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Shambhala Training Level II: Birth of the Warrior builds on the foundation of the meditation practice that was introduced in Level I and explores how habitual ways of thinking obscure the raw brilliance of the world we live in.
By opening to our own genuineness and tenderness, we learn how to work with fear to cultivate the willingness to see our deep-seated habits and defenses. This weekend program intensifies the discipline of meditation practice, which enables us to begin seeing through obscurations of habitual patterns that we have created over time.
Every Shambhala Training level includes thorough meditation instruction, periods of meditation practice, one-on-one meetings to clarify questions, talks by senior teachers, group discussions and a concluding reception.
Prerequisite: Shambhala Training Level I: The Art of Being HumanRecommended: Meditation in Everyday Life
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The Way of Shambhala is composed of Shambhala Training Levels I-V, each followed by a five-week course that expands upon what was offered in the weekend and brings the practice of meditation into everyday life.
Over the course of a year, the Way of Shambhala introduces the entire Shambhala path. This series offers a glimpse of the Shambhala vision of enlightened society by emphasizing the ways in which meditation can impact our daily lives, and from there, how the sanity of meditation can expand to impact our community and our whole society.
The course Contentment in Everyday Life is recommended either before or after Level II. Please click here for a full description and chart of the Way of Shambhala.
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Broncos TV On Site: Bank of America Stadium
Chris Hall and Gray Caldwell get you ready for today's game from the field at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte.
The Denver Broncos open up the 2014 season when they host the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday Night Football on NBC.
Bonfils Blood Center and the Denver Broncos work together on an annual Drive for Life event which is the largest single day blood drive in Colorado.
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Sports Authority Field at Mile High
Click here for more information about the 2014 DFL event.
Learn more from Broncos Executive Vice President of Football Operations/General Manager John Elway and 9News' Cheryl Preheim about 2014 Drive for Life.


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Assassin's Creed 3 dev diary gets stabby
by Alice O'Connor, shacknews.com, Aug 30, 2012 11:00AM PDT
Killing people is pretty important in Assassin's Creed 3, it turns out, so Ubisoft has put a lot of work into the open-world murder simulator's killification. A new video developer diary features chaps from the fields of game design, animator, fight choreography, history, and, ah, military re-enactment all talking about killing those blasted lobsterbacks in the American Revolution.
The six-minute video boils down to one simple idea: killing people in AC3 is fun and cool.
Assassin's Creed 3 comes to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on October 30, PC on November 20, and Wii U at some point. Ubisoft, again, hasn't explained why it delayed yet another PC edition.
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PATERSON, New Jersey (AP) — Jon Bon Jovi joined New Jersey's governor Thursday for the signing of a law to encourage reporting of overdoses so victims don't end up dead.
The singer's daughter survived a drug overdose months ago.
Bon Jovi called the law a lifesaver and encouraged other states to do the same.
The law seeks to assure timely medical treatment for overdose victims by encouraging people to seek help without fear of being arrested for drug possession.
Bon Jovi's daughter overdosed at college in New York state last year. Prosecutors dropped drug charges against Stephanie Bongiovi and another student under that state's good Samaritan overdose-reporting law.
Bon Jovi, who has a home in New Jersey, did not bring up his daughter's case at the bill-signing.
In a December interview, Bon Jovi said he was shocked to learn of her overdose.
"She was doing great. Then a sudden and steep decline. Hopefully, we caught it when we did and that's the end of it. But who knew?" said Bon Jovi, a father of four.


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Police have identified a Lancaster County man who died after he was struck by a train Tuesday night in Columbia.
David L. Nolt, 28, of Ephrata, died from the multiple traumatic injuries he sustained as a result of being hit by the train, Columbia police said Wednesday.
Nolt was struck by the northbound Norfolk Southern train as it was coming from Lancaster and heading to the Harrisburg area.
He was found on the tracks behind the Columbia Fire Company, between Union Street and Locust Street, just before 5 p.m.
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Matthew Klebe, a resident of Richmond Hill, Ga., has been admitted to Concordia University in St. Paul, Minn., for the fall 2011 semester. Klebe was awarded the Presidents and Lutheran Heritage scholarships. These achievements provide a total of $12,000 in funds.
For the second time in recent history, Savannah Technical College earned national attention for its explosive enrollment growth, ranking 22nd nationally among fastest growing two-year colleges serving between 5,000-9,999 students, according to a report recently released by Community College Week magazine.
The lights – and everything else powered by electricity – were out Dec. 3 for around 2,000 folks in North Bryan County, including students in school.
Many teachers look to provide exciting experiences for children in the classroom, frequently using interactive supplies and techniques intended to make learning fun.
The Pinewood Christian Academy Competition Cheer Squad reclaimed the Georgia Independent Schools Association Class Triple AAA State Title on Nov. 20 during stiff competition in Augusta.
SAVANNAH - Beginning in January, Savannah Technical College will offer a full slate of firefighting certification and instructional programs including:
Keisha E.R. Green and James A. Medlar II have graduated from the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps Leader Development and Assessment Course, also known as "Operation Warrior Forge," at Fort Lewis in Tacoma, Wash.
Bryan County Middle School celebrated Veterans Day on Nov. 10 with a program that consisted of songs, speakers and original readings by students.
The Bryan County Board of Education unanimously passed Thursday a new policy that cracks down on bullying in schools, though one board member asked that parents of all accused bullies meet with administrators face-to-face.
Brittnee Lauren Harris, daughter of Teresa Cowart of Richmond Hill and Rainer Harris of Columbus, Ga., was recently chosen to represent Georgia Southern University in the student abroad program.
Pam Walker's fourth-grade class at G.W. Carver Elementary School learned about Veterans Day last week as they read "America's White Table" and each wrote a response to literature.
The following students at Richmond Hill Middle School were named to the honor roll for the first nine-week grading period of the 2010-11 school year.
Fort Stewart officials met with superintendents from Bryan, Chatham, Liberty and Long counties on Tuesday to discuss options for dealing with complaints that parents submitted during a spring meeting with the school districts' representatives.
SAVANNAH -- Armstrong Atlantic State University's fall enrollment has reached yet another record high of 7,682 total number of students enrolled, an increase of nearly two percent from the fall 2009 count of 7,538. Undergraduate enrollment saw an increase of 4.6 percent, from 6,612 to 6,918 for the same period of time.
Building on their stunning victory at the recent state competition, the Richmond Hill Wildcat Battalion of the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps brought home two Overall First Runner Up trophies last weekend at the 2010 National Raider Competition in Molena. The combined male, female and mixed teams brought home a total of 14 trophies.
For the first time in American history, schools are in for a massive demographic shift. This fall the overall number of Latino, African-American, Native and Asian students will outnumber non-Hispanic white students.
The Georgia Department of Education, along with its partners - The Ritz-Carlton Hotels of Georgia, the Georgia Association of Educators and the Georgia Foundation for Public Education - now is accepting applications for the 2015 Georgia Family-Friendly Partnership School Awards.
Gov. Nathan Deal on Monday recommended the State Board of Education amend state policy to allow computer programming courses to satisfy core requirements - math, science or foreign language - for receiving a high-school diploma. Deal is asking the Board of Regents of the University System to follow suit by accepting these courses for admission into institutions of higher education.
Bryan County Elementary School kicked off the 2014-2015 school year with a twist and a shout!
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Judy Garland as Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz" (Wikimedia Commons)
Though she appeared in more than 40 films, won Golden Globe awards, received Oscar and Emmy nominations, won a special Tony Award and two Grammys during her lifetime, Judy Garland is still best remembered as the simple Kansas farm girl swept away to the magical, frightening land of Oz.
The plot of her most celebrated movie, The Wizard of Oz, shares broad parallels with Judy Garland's own life and career. Born Frances Ethel Gumm in the unglamorous locale of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, she began performing while still only two years old, appearing as one of the singing Gumm sisters at her parents' vaudeville theater.
The tornado that uprooted her came in the form of scandal – her father was accused of making sexual advances towards some of the theatre's male employees and the family was forced to relocate. The over-the-rainbow land she found herself in was California, specifically Hollywood, when her mother began trying to get the Gumm sisters into motion pictures. Judy Garland (still then Frances Gumm) would make her big screen debut at the age of 7.
By 13, she had signed her first contract with MGM, and was soon paired in a series of popular films with young Mickey Rooney. Garland later alleged that she was administered amphetamines in order to meet demanding shooting schedules. At night, she was given barbiturates to help her sleep.
For all its glamour, Hollywood must have been a frightening place, one whose demands flamed Garland's insecurities even as its flatteries fed her ego. This may have been particularly true during the period when she made The Wizard of Oz. Too old to be a child star, too young to be a leading lady, she got the part only when the studio couldn't secure the services of Shirley Temple. During shooting, her breasts were taped down and she wore a corset to flatten out her curves.
It was not the first time she got the message that her body was not fit for the screen. Louis B. Mayer referred to her as "my little hunchback" and director Charles Parker said, "Judy went to school at Metro with Ava Gardner, Lana Turner, Elizabeth Taylor, real beauties. Judy was the big money-maker at the time, a big success, but she was the ugly duckling ... I think it had a very damaging effect on her emotionally for a long time. I think it lasted forever, really."
Adding to her insecurities, her first real adult romance ended when bandleader Artie Shaw left her to elope with sex-bomb Lana Turner. Garland's weight fluctuated as she struggled to shed the girl-next-door image and her first marriage dissolved. She had some huge successes in the early 1940s – For Me and My Gal and Meet Me in St. Louis among them – but the second half of the decade saw her in downward spiral. She was placed in a private sanitarium for a time, and as her prescription drug addiction worsened, was replaced on projects for failing to show up on the lot. In 1951 her movie contract was cancelled.
There would be comebacks, of course – nearly two decades of them – but she was never able to permanently overcome problems in her personal life and her addictions worsened through marriages and divorces, lawsuits and tax woes. Unlike in The Wizard of Oz, there were no ruby slippers she could click to escape the dream-turned-nightmare she found herself in.
Judy Garland would have turned 90 today, if she hadn't died of a drug overdose at the age of 47. One is tempted to say she never woke up after lying down in that poppy field.
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OAKLAND -- A's left-hander Dallas Braden may be on the disabled list, but he was healthy enough to fire back at Rangers pitcher C.J. Wilson before Friday night's game.Wilson has said he hates playing at the Coliseum, pointing to what he said was a poor mound and to the typically small crowds that show up for A's games. Earlier in the season he criticized the A's patient hitting approach, calling it "lawyerball." According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Braden texted the newspaper that he had left a message for Wilson in his clubhouse locker, inscribing it on one of his perfect game T-shirts. Most of Braden's teammates downplayed the controversy involving Wilson, the Rangers' starter Friday night. "We want to win the game," A's outfielder David DeJesus said. "There's no more fire than we usually have. We want to beat him every time he's out there, just like any other pitcher."
McCarthy exits after liner to leg
OAKLAND - A's right-hander Brandon McCarthy took a line drive from Rangers center fielder Endy Chavez off his right leg with one out in the fourth inning Friday and left the game with a knee contusion. He's listed as day to day.
Right-hander Trystan Magnuson replaced McCarthy with the A's trailing, 6-0.
Chavez' liner caromed off McCarthy's shin all the way to the Rangers' bullpen in right field, and he pulled into second with a double. McCarthy fell to the ground but was able to stand up. After being examined by trainers, he walked slowly to the dugout.
McCarthy gave up six runs in the second inning to the Rangers, his former team. The Rangers batted around in the inning. Four of the runs were earned.
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OAKLAND -- Less than 24 hours after the Oakland Raiders and Arizona Cardinals finished their NFL exhibition game at the Coliseum, the A's and Rangers were set to begin the first game of their three-game series Friday night at the multi-sport facility.The field, understandably, was less than pristine. The yard markers and lines from Thursday night's football game, which didn't end until around 10:30 p.m. PT, were still visible, although they were spray-painted green. The outfield grass took a particularly hard hit because of temporary stands that covered the deeper parts of the field. "I've played on it before after a football game," A's center fielder Ryan Sweeney said. "The grounds crew does the best they can, but there's only so much they can do. It just gets torn up, and there's not really a whole lot of grass and it almost turns into sand out there, so you just really don't know where it's going to bounce. So it's tough. You've got to watch the ball into your glove, obviously." Right fielder David DeJesus, a former member of the Royals, said he's played a game at the Coliseum with Kansas City a few days after a football game, but never the day after. He expects to get some crazy bounces in the outfield. "Those are going to happen," DeJesus said. "As an outfield unit, we just have to make sure we see the ball in, don't try to do too crazy of a thing out there. Look it into your glove and hit the cutoff man. That's all you can do here." Because the grounds crew had so much work to do, neither the A's nor Rangers took batting practice on the field before the game. Both teams hit in the cages. "I was here at noon and looked at it and couldn't believe it would be ready," A's manager Bob Melvin said. "Tip your hat to the people who got this done."
Crisp likely to avoid disabled list
OAKLAND -- A's center fielder Coco Crisp was out of the lineup for the fifth straight game Friday night against Texas with a strained right calf, but it looks as if he'll avoid a trip to the disabled list."He came out and did some running today," A's manager Bob Melvin said before the series opener. "I think we're getting closer. I don't want to predict a date, but we'll say we're closer." Asked if he expected Crisp to go on the DL, Melvin said, "As of right now, I would say no." The A's could use Crisp in their lineup. He's hitting .364 with 15 runs scored, four doubles, a home run and 10 walks in his past 17 games. In his past seven games, he's stolen seven bases. That includes a career-high four Aug. 6 against Tampa Bay, the last time he played.
Eric Gilmore is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Detectives in Henry County determined who is responsible for damaging a veteran's memorial.
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If you've been hanging on to a 1986 calendar, wondering if you'll ever be able to use it again, the answer is … yes.
That's because the dates in 1986 and 2014 match up exactly. Jan. 1 back then fell on a Wednesday, just like this year, and both years had 28 days in February.
In fact, 1986 calendars are quite popular on eBay now. You can find vintage Rambo and Hulk Hogan calendars as well as pop stars from the last like Nena, Supertramp, Bryan Adams and, then as now, Madonna.
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Overall, 1986 wasn't the best of years. The Challenger space shuttle exploded and the Chernobyl power station in Ukraine (then part of the Soviet Union) failed.
On a more positive note, it was the first year of a federal holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr. In North Carolina, it was the year the Smith Center opened at the University of North Carolina and the year Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski played in his first national title game, losing to Louisville.
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Let's get this out of the way first: New Giants RB David Wilson, the final pick of the Thursday's first round, is not a replacement for Brandon Jacobs.
First, there are few players who fit the Jacobs mold — large man who likes to dance in the hole — and in a way, Wilson is really his opposite. He's quick, decisive, can break tackles (with elusiveness rather than power) and sees holes before they open. That is the anti-Jacobs, if I ever saw him.
Really, Wilson has a little Tiki Barber in him, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. Wilson is about the same size, can catch the ball and has a likeable personality. Barber, Barber and Barber. But here's one more comparison that will need work: Wilson is a fumbler.
Nine fumbles in 499 college touches is not going to cut it for a Tom Coughlin-coached team, so they'll work on his hand placement (like they did with Barber) and curb the problem.
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Barber started five games and totaled 810 yards (511 rushing, 299 receiving) and four TDs as a rookie. The results might be similar on offense for Wilson as a rookie, so be forewarned, Giants fans. This is a talented player with some burst, but he has a few things to work on before he breaks out.
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Several funds for city projects have remained unused since 2005.
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University students in Bangkok who identify as tomboy say it is unfair that they can't wear pants, when kathoey (trans women and gay men) can wear skirts.
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The Pittsburgh Panthers and SMU Mustangs will meet in the sixth 2012 BBVA Compass Bowl at Legion Field in Birmingham, Alabama.
Kickoff for Saturday's game is scheduled for 1pm ET on ESPN, who have dispatched Mike Gleason, John Congemi and sideline reported Eamon McAananey to call the action.
The Panthers won last year's BBVA Compass Bowl, defeating the Kentucky Wildcats 27-10. Running back Dion Lewis, a 2011 fifth-round pick by the Philadelphia Eagles, earned Most Valuable Player honors after posting a game-high 105 yards and a touchdown in leading a Panthers' offensive attack that also got 95 yards from then-sophomore running back Ray Graham to set a Compass Bowl record with 261 rushing yards.
This year's Panthers team had the nation's 68th-ranked rushing attack, but lost leading rushing Graham to a season-ending knee injury. Graham had 958 yards and nine touchdowns in just eight games before his injury. Senior Zach Brown and freshman Isaac Bennett have replaced Graham, combining for 448 yards and four touchdowns over the last five games.
Southern Methodist comes into Saturday's game with a 7-5 record and will be appearing a third straight bowl game. Mustangs head coach June Jones will be looking for his 100th win as a college head coach without the services of leading rusher Zach Line, who is out with a foot injury.
Saturday's game will be a battle of future Big East rivals, as Southern Methodist accepted an invitation to leave Conference USA and join the Big East on December 7, 2011.
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