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An opening reception for the one-man show, titled "A Work in Progress," was held Tuesday afternoon.
Brown, who is also an author, incorporated his trademark humor into colorful descriptions of many of the pieces in the exhibit.
He prefaces his Fallen Angel series with the comment, "I always thought the idea of fallen angels was fascinating. I mean, what on earth could an angel do to get kicked out of heaven? Sing off key? Play the harp too loudly? I mean please...heaven's more strict than Lynn on 'Dancing with the Stars.'"
Brown, a Jasper native, began painting as a child. He received undergraduate and graduate degrees in fine arts from the University of Alabama. He spent 35 years in the Jasper City Schools system as an art instructor.
He is currently an adjunct professor of art at Bevill State Community College.
Brown said his parents recognized the artistic talent he displayed at an early age and encouraged it.
"They insisted on us (he and his brothers) exploring and always having something going on," Brown said. "In fact, we had family meetings once a month, and you had to tell something that you were doing that month. If you didn't have anything going on, they had chores that they could suggest that could certainly take up your time."
One of Brown's first art teachers was Mrs. Tindle, a chain smoker who gave him a lifelong appreciation of European art techniques.
Brown has had numerous one-man shows at his brother's gallery in Birmingham. "A Work in Progress" is his first exhibit in his hometown.
Brown said he was flattered by the invitation to have his work displayed at the Bankhead House.
"This is the most beautifully displayed show that I've ever had in my life," Brown said.
The exhibit runs through April 18.
The Bankhead House is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free.


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Fleming's Steakhouse - Tampa
- Address:
4322 W. Boy Scout Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33607Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $31 to $50
Fleming's Steakhouse - Tampa
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.flemingssteakhouse.com/locations/fl/tampa
- Phone: 8138749463
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:30pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 4:30pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, American
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Fleming's Steakhouse - Tampa
Fleming's Steakhouse is the ultimate steakhouse destination for people seeking a stylish, lively and contemporary dining experience. Nationally renowned for our USDA Prime beef and steakhouse fare, Fleming's is equally celebrated for the 'Fleming's 100', our award-winning wine list that features 100 wines by-the-glass, many available at $10 or less. While Prime beef reigns supreme, other flavorful dishes offered include chops, freshly grilled fish and poultry, generous salads and side orders. Whether you're enjoying a casual bite and glass of wine in our bar or an evening of indulgent dining, our goal at Fleming's is to provide an ongoing celebration of exceptional food and wine, to be enjoyed in the company of friends and family. We look forward to the pleasure of your company.Continued
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Fleming's Steakhouse - Tampa reviews from OpenTable diners
80 reviews since April 25, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.5
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (60)notable wine list (46)romantic (42)fit for foodies (27)vibrant bar scene (22)good for groups (17)hot spot (15)neighborhood gem (9)late-night find (7)great for brunch (6)kid-friendly (5)great for lunch (3)great for outdoor dining (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- Prices are exorbitantMicheleDined on 8/20/2014While the food IS good, its not special enough for the prices. Some of the menu items are really delicious, such as the mushroom ravioli and the chicken (which I never order at a restaurant but its very good here). The wine list is nice, the flavored butter is different and good (when its fresh, which it wasn't this last time). The waitresses are stuffy and the waiters are much more personable. I won't return any time soon though unless I have money to burn.Special Features:
- Consistently excellentOut2EatDined on 8/16/2014Not only is the food great, the service is outstanding. From the front of the house, to the servers, everyone does the best to insure you have a wonderful dining experience.Special Features:
- Always fabulousCoupleDined on 8/15/2014I only recall good memories at Fleming's along with delicious food! They make you feel special every time, no matter if it's celebrating a special occasion or a dinner out.Special Features:
- Treated like Royality!Bella01VIPDined on 8/6/2014Planned a girls night out to celebrate a friends birthday! Wow! The staff had the perfect 10 top! They put a big card & rose pedals on the table! The servers were amazing, drinks were great & Dinner was delicious! :) They even took a group picture of us printed it out and gave it to the Bday girl with a cute card! Thanks for the new & improved experience at Flemings!! We were very HAPPY!Special Features:
- Poor Dining ExperiencePaulDined on 7/24/2014I took my wife to dinner for her 75th birthday and we had the worst experience we have had in many years. We ordered a medium price wine and were told it was not available. The steaks ($45 & $40 each) were overcooked and dry. We have had better steaks at Longhorn Steakhouse for far less money. The mashed potatoes were soupy and the string beans were under cooked. The management (Dana) was condescending and non responsive. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone and would advise them to visit one of the other fine steak houses in Tampa.
- Wonderful steak and serviceDiana2644Dined on 7/23/2014I loved the dining experience at Fleming's. I had a fabulous waitress named Minna who recommended a sirloin steak and it was delicious. The wine list was impressive and the service was the best I have ever had. It was a great dinner after a rough day and I enjoyed it.Special Features:
- One of my favoritesRosieVIPDined on 7/13/2014Anytime I'm traveling I always look for a Flemings steakhouse...especially on the nights they have their prime rib special. Their Lava Cake is to die for!!Special Features:
- Wonderful!DinnerDined on 7/9/2014We celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary. Perfect is all I can say. Meet with champagne, a special menu cover acknowledging our anniversary, truffles on the way out the door. Excellent service! Memorable evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our Favorite Steakhouse in TampaMeducatorVIPDined on 7/4/2014Not only is the food delicious, perfectly prepared and beautifully plated, the service is the best in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Could be much betterpjmflDined on 7/2/2014Our waiter, Chris, was outstanding. And Flemings does bend over backwards to help you enjoy your visit but, for me, the food was just not up to the prices. It is good; not great. This was our second try, and we found it to be about the same as the first, lacking. On another dismaying note: Flemings seems to have no dress code and people come in shorts, jeans, cutoffs, even. I guess it is a sign of the times but when I go to a nice restaurant or a night on the town, I take extra pains to dress a bit nicer than when I am gong to the beach or the supermarket. I probably would not recommend FlemingsSpecial Features:
- Birthday Dinner Done WellAgedBeefAMGDined on 6/28/2014Took my Fiance out for dinner to be welcomed by name at the host stand. Once seated she received a birthday card and a complementary champagne toast. The steak was outstanding as well as the service. The valet was awesome, as he moved a Mercedes G wagon to park my car up front. What a treat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- anniversary dinnerlove2dineDined on 6/28/2014My wife and I came here for first time for our 17 year anniversary. The approach time after bread and water was dropped off by an assistant,was quite long. Almost 10 minutes. After waiter finally came,everything was good.my only compliant is this place is VERY expensive. Ala carte everything. The cheapest steak was like 42.00.served with......nothing.we shared a side of 10.00 mash potatos. We each had 1 cocktail and 1 beer. No dessert. I paid 180.00 with a 25 percent tip. It was nice for a special occasion but could not afford otherwise.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tough SteakLizzyVIPDined on 6/28/2014Steak was not a prime quality steak. Felt like Outback Steakhouse was just as good. Not worth the cost.Special Features:
- Not what it used to beVerseDined on 6/15/2014Not what it used to be. This level of expense better spent at several other Tampa steak houses.
- Food is so so!KathyVIPDined on 6/15/2014The food has lost it's flare... The servers are amazing but I wish there food had more substance..Special Features:
- Outstanding Meal!!!sstabesVIPDined on 6/14/2014My husband and I had an excellent experience at Fleming's Tampa! The service and ambiance was romantic but vibrant! My husbands steak was cooked to perfection! I had tuna which I eat well done and it was cooked appropriately but the seasoning was bland. The chocolate lava cake is a MUST!!! Would recommend this restaurant for date night, groups or special occasions but not for young children.Special Features:
- Flemings is consistently ExcellentdragoVIPDined on 6/13/2014we eat at Flemings at least once a month and the service and the food continue to be great. from Donna the manager to the incredible waitstaff/bartenders in clouding Angela, Cora -Lee, Britt and Matt and a newbie waitress Amber, everyone is friendly and professional. great place to go for Happy Hour.Special Features:
- ReliableHappyVIPDined on 6/10/2014Fleming's always great food served by knowledgeable and professional people. I admire the consistency and, of course, the dining experience is always excellent. The barbecue salmon was delicious!
- Excellent dining experienceOswaldoFDined on 6/10/2014Excellent dining experience, and definitely will recommend for special occasionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not Ruth Chris or Eddie V'smaddoxdbDined on 5/25/2014Staff was very good, and the lemonade was awesome. Ok it's a big deal I didnt with 2 GREAT STEAKSSpecial Features:
- Terrific specialProfessorBearDined on 5/23/2014Prime rib special can not be beaten for taste and value. Too bad it doesn't happen often. Surprisingly it was a surprise to our waiter!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fleming's ReviewmperezDined on 5/18/2014A memorable visit every time you go. It's my favorite place to go.Special Features:
- Mother's Dayed19733Dined on 5/11/2014Me, my wife, and daughter enjoyed a very pleasant Mother's Day dinner. Our reservation was ready when we got there and Flemings was able to honor our request for a booth. The restaurant was noisy and packed with people but that did not detract from the wonderful meal that we enjoyed. A very memorable occasion!Special Features:
- Mother's Day family dinnerTampadinerDined on 5/11/2014Very accommodating to our food allergies. Delicious steaks and sides too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of Tampa's FinestMeducatorVIPDined on 5/10/2014After a warm reception, we were seated in a booth as requested. Our server Dragan soon arrived, and after introductions this outstanding dining experience continues. We enjoyed warm sourdough bread with seasoned butters, Fleming salad ( choose the balsamic dressing), perfectly prepared and presented filets. With dinner we selected a California Pinot Noir. Dessert the sumptuous carrot cake. Our server was attentive but not overly so, checking to be sure everything was to our liking. The manager also stopped by which sealed the experience as memorable. This surpassed our expectations. We look forward to our next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A meal to rememberfinefoodfanDined on 5/10/2014We were a party of 8 celebrating a college graduation. From the champagne toast to the seafood tower and fat steaks, we had a fantastic time. All of our entrees were prepared exactly as we ordered them. I chose Fleming's because every location across the country has the same high standards and I know my guests will always enjoy!Special Features:
- Great dining experienceRoysfanDined on 5/9/2014Took my wife for mothers day. The food and service could not have been any better. Will definitely be going back just for date night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodlisaDined on 5/7/2014Their steaks are better than some of the most notable steak houses in the area. Above all, we choose Flemings. Service is great and portion sizes are great for sharing.Special Features:
- Graduation DinnerRodTerrellVIPDined on 5/2/2014We went there after graduation and the food was excellent. We were seated very quickly. The waitress was very attentive. This a very nice restaurant. I will be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AWESOME!!!ShaneDined on 5/2/2014Food, Atmosphere and Service are all TOP NOTCH!!! Highly recommend!Special Features:
- Topnotch serviceBahamaBreezeDined on 5/1/2014Always treated with care and appreciation on each and every visit. We thoroughly enjoy everything at Flemings Tampa!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love it!KLM25Dined on 4/30/2014I love Fleming's for special occasions. The decor includes rich, dark wood, classy lighting, comfortable seating. It is hands down my favorite steak house. The food, drinks, and service have never let me down. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- romanticOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/26/2014I took my girlfriend for her birthday and it was awesome the prime ribeye was perfectSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Out2EatDined on 4/26/2014Great service, attentive but not hovering, good menu selectionSpecial Features:
- Excellent food.SamSouzaVIPDined on 4/26/2014We celebrated at Fleming's on Saturday. The food and service were outstanding. I will definitely return pretty soon. I strongly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- Memorable ExperienceYorkBeginnings3172Dined on 4/26/2014The minute we walked into Fleming's we felt like it was an extra special evening.... and it was as we celebrated our 21st wedding anniversary. The staff was phenomenal and the food was absolutely PERFECT! The steaks just melt in your mouth with just the right amount of everything. It could make a vegan visit meat again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 275 reviews are from the Fleming's Steakhouse - Tampa reviews archive.
- Another CelebrationHappyCoupleDined on 4/24/2014We were celebrating a birthday. Asked for the same server (Saughn Keehn) because she is wonderful. She was happy to see us again and did another fantastic job to make this another memorable dinner. Food is served at a perfect pace and always comes out as ordered. Management came over to check on us a few times. Table was decorated for the birthday and a great picture was taken and immediately sent to our email as requested. The molten lava cake dessert is our favorite and so we always save room. It did not disappoint. We highly recommend Fleming's and look forward to our next visit.Special Features:
- Reliably ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/24/2014Flemings is a great choice for important meals, be they with family, friends, or business associates. Always fine food, impeccable service, and a relaxing and hospitable environment.Special Features:
- Easter BrunchAmbitious1VIPDined on 4/20/2014Overpriced, limited options, French toast was mushy, potatoes cold and bisque was watery. Bad brunch experience altogether. First time trying their brunch and it will be the last time. They should stay with dinner as they do that well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A swing and a miss1lucky1VIPDined on 4/19/2014We frequent this restaurant so I am hoping that the experience could be attributed to some newbies instead of our regular attendants. We ordered 6 steaks. Three were cooked perfectly. One was cooked correctly and came out cold. The other was ordered medium and came out well done. The third was ordered medium and came out medium rare. The steak that was cold was sent back and had half of one of the sides on the plate. When the steak returned, the side was discarded and not replaced and the steak was now medium rare instead of medium. It made for a good leftover but was a bit frustrating.


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4/5 rDev -2.2%
01-06-2013 23:00:13 | More by brez8791
3/5 rDev -26.7%
03-08-2012 21:44:56 | More by Samstronaut
4.5/5 rDev +10%
01-14-2012 22:37:59 | More by jpd7374
5/5 rDev +22.2%
11-17-2011 19:49:31 | More by Kilroy1701
4/5 rDev -2.2%
On nitro-tap @ Iron Hill Phoenixville on 7/9/11. 12 oz pour served in a footed Pils glass.
Pours a pitch black in the glass, with just a touch of ruby coming out along the bottom, and is topped with a near finger of light mocha colored head (that gets a bit more burnt and angry looking the more you swirl it). This retains with a rich ½ finger, which just drenches the sides with thick and creamy lacing from that nitro pour. The aroma is rich and with chocolate flavor and a touch of sweet caramel. This is backed in the nose by a LOT of roasted coffee character, which brings a good bit of acrid smokiness to the table and combines with earthy citrus notes to emit a green tanginess in the nostrils.
The taste has a good bit of bittersweet chocolate flavor to it but also has no shortage of assertive roasted malt either, which gives this a layer of burnt bitterness across the tongue. Green hops come out across the back of the palate, finishing this with a raw earthiness that lingers a bit. The mouthfeel is full bodied and initially fairly prickly on the tongue, while a smooth creaminess on the edges and along the back from the nitro really helps keep this feeling easy for the size. Speaking of which, that 9.1% is mostly kept in check here, with only some light warmth that hangs on the breath a bit.
This was a pretty darn solid take on a Chocolate Stout, with the sweetness of the chocolate, those roasted malts and then green citric hops all playing nicely together and giving this enough complexity to help that hefty body go down smoothly. This was good on nitro but wouldn't mind trying it on draft as well, as this had a rough & tumble nature to it that I would have liked to have experienced a bit more of.
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Appears a black with a creamy white head that sticks around forever due to the nitrogen mix. Scattered streaks of lacing are left around the glass.
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3.68/5 rDev -10%
A: Dark Brown almost black with two finger caramel head and good lacing.
S: Chocolate is evident along with smoke.
T: Smoke, bitter chocolate but sweet as well. Sweetness is just a bit too high to be good.
M: Good carbination and smooth creamy mouthfeel.
D: Good beer just a touch too sweet to drink all night or day.
I would love to taste this on cask.
11-22-2007 07:03:01 | More by Biscuit033
4.43/5 rDev +8.3%
Nitro on tap at Phoenixville. I think this is a limited release, I can only hope it returns!
A - Dark brown, full of chocolatey mysterious depths yet to be discovered ..
S - The one downside of this beer, faint whiffs of Cocoa but not much else going on here. I was expecting to be bowled over with a chocolate wall but it didn't happen. But ...
T - Seriously, are you kidding me here? This is amazing. Chocolate, mocha, like a beer chocolate milkshake. Unbelievable. I would have liked to see a twinge of sweetness somewhere, but this is a stout so I guess that wouldn't be to style.
M - Yes, it's a 5. Yes trust me - it's really a five. Thick, smooth, creamy, luscious. I am drooling just thinking about this one again.
D - Drinkability is super high here. I had to pry myself away from the bar after one of these because I'm afraid I would have been at the bar all evening. Going back to the taste, again I would have liked to seen some sweetness as it would have taken me to a 5 here.
Amazing, amazing, amazing.
10-28-2007 21:07:55 | More by splat215
Chocolate Stout from Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
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SARATOGA — The Clinton County Senior Mariners were Stampeded Wednesday night.
The Mariners (16-7) had their six-game winning streak come to an abrupt end when the Saratoga Stampede recorded an 11-0 six-inning victory in the Cooper's Cave Tournament.
The Stampede, who dropped a recent 1-0 decision to the Mariners, have had their hitting shoes on after beginning the annual event with a 16-5 win over SD Ireland, Vt. the day before.
Saratoga erupted for seven runs in the second inning off starter Jeremy Barber and reliever Ryan Meyer.
"We had four walks and an error," Mariners coach Matt Tolosky said. "They also had a swinging bunt and a ball off our pitcher's foot.
"They capitalized on their good fortune, hit the ball well and put the pedal to the metal. They played a good game."
Jake Taylor tossed a three-hit shutout, allowing only singles to Robby Knowles, Mitch Cunningham and Brandon Rabideau.
"Give a lot of credit to their pitcher — he did a fine job," Tolosky said.
"We were coming off a big weekend and were flat tonight."
Clinton County opposes SD Ireland today at noon and has games scheduled for Friday versus North Kingston Shoreline, R.I. at noon and Saugerties Post at 5:30 p.m. Any Mariners games for Saturday will be determined by how well the team does the next two days.
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Musings: Does God Care About Tim Tebow?
With the recent success that Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos have had since Tebow took over as the starting quarterback eight weeks ago (he has gone 7-1 as a starter after people in the media said he couldn't play in the NFL), several questions have arisen among believers as well as non-believers.
They are: Is God showing favor on Tim Tebow or the Broncos? And does God care about the outcomes of sporting events, and in particular NFL games, or does He choose one team over the other?
This topic has multiple levels of discussion, but below are a few. However, before we tackle (no pun intended) these topics, let's remember this: We let God's Word form our opinion and our theology. We don't find Scripture to support our opinion or our view just because we believe it (which, in essence, would be man-made theology)… Continue reading


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Jul 18, 2011, 18:46 #1
Selecting specific XML elements...
I have a pretty big XML file structured with the TEI specification and I've been charged with the responsibility of basically migrating the XML into a Drupal installation but in order to do this, I need to extract only specific elements of the XML and simultaneously output these elements into a subsequent XML file for eventual use within Drupal.
Drupal aside for a second, the basic XML structure is as follows:
<TEI.2> <teiHeader> <text> <front> <titlePage></titlePage> <pb/> <div1 tyle="section" n="1" org="uniform" sample="complete">  <pb n="xxi"/>

 <closer></closer> </div1> <div1> ... </div1> </front>  <div1>  <div2> ...
I tried to parse for what I wanted using the following...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"> <xsl:template match="/"> <xsl:apply-templates select="TEI.2/text/front/head"/>
<xsl:apply-templates select="TEI.2/text/front/div1/p"/>
 </xsl:template> </xsl:stylesheet>
So any help from you guys is appreciated as always. How can I parse for only certain elements and save the output as a straight up XML file?
Jul 20, 2011, 01:46 #2
You can have a look at SimpleXML since you know PHP.
To get the head element you would do something like this:
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Posted: 11:57 am Sunday, July 12th, 2009
For the last time: Urban Meyer has no intention of leaving Florida for Notre Dame
By Post Staff
After a quick scan through the archives of this Gator Bytes blog this morning, I happened upon an interview I did with Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley at the BCS Championship Game Media Day in early January. The interview took place a couple weeks after Urban Meyer made his infamous remarks on WQAM 560-AM that Notre Dame is "still my dream job; that hasn't changed."
I asked Foley what he thought of his head football coach making those remarks on public airways.
"I know how he feels about Notre Dame, I know what type of respect he has for that institution," Foley said. "He's given his life to the University of Florida, and I see it every day. I know you guys see it, but you don't see it like I see it, his office is right next to mine. I know how hard he works to build this program and I know the resources we've provided for him. He bleeds orange and blue. His comments were taken way out of context. Gator fans don't need to worry, he loves the Gators."
Why bring this up now? Because it's eight months later, and Meyer, signed with Florida through the 2013 season, is still fending off rumors that he is leaving Gainesville for South Bend.
Meyer already once chose Florida over Notre Dame, and he qualified his radio remarks by saying, "Once my kids are done, maybe someday I'll go coach there. I don't know that. That's way down the road. Being a father and being able to recruit the best athletes in America within a five-hour radius of my home, that's why I came to Florida. I thought we could have a great chance at success."
But of course, people choose to focus on the "dream job" comment, and it has been one big headache for Meyer ever since.
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier stoked the flames in May when he mentioned Meyer's comments on Paul Finebaum's radio show out of Alabama.
Last week, Finebaum himself threw napalm on the fire when he wrote an embarrassing column pretending to have news about Meyer leaving for Notre Dame (which, of course, he didn't).
And that brings us to Saturday.
Meyer was the life of the party at the 15th annual Bob Dooley Invitational, a fantastic charity event at Haile Plantation Golf and Country Club organized by Gainesville Sun columnist Pat Dooley and benefitting Stop! Children's Cancer.
Meyer didn't play golf yesterday (I did, and won dinner for two at Texas Roadhouse for nailing the longest putt of the day, an uphill, right-to-left 25-footer on 15. Not that I'm bragging…), but he spent a couple hours milling with the guests and showed a lighter side that we rarely see. He shook dozens of hands, flashed a big smile and even bid on a baseball bat autographed by Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon in the silent auction, though he ultimately didn't win.
Finally, before the golf tournament began, Meyer took the podium and gave a little speech about the event, the importance of family and his football team.
He ended his speech with a funny anecdote about coming back from vacation this week and reading "a bunch of nonsense" in the newspaper. He didn't mention Finebaum by name, but he didn't have to.
"Let me say this one more time," Meyer said. "I am not going to Notre Dame. I'm going to be the coach at Florida for a long time, as long as they want me."
Then he looked at me and two other reporters in my playing group.
"Put THAT in the newspaper," Meyer said.


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A la carte is a game of dexterity and delicacies for 2-4 players. Hone your culinary skills by adding spices and cooking your masterpiece to the perfect temperature. Be careful not to overspice or overcook your dish, because a ruined meal ends up in the garbage. This lighthearted cooking game by Karl-Heinz Schieml is sure to be a hit with the whole family.
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Set in a refurbished colonial home in the heart of the capital's chaos, Lambic is a beer buff's paradise with dozens upon dozens of local and imported beers, with a particularly rich selection from Belgium.
Set in a refurbished colonial home in the heart of the capital's chaos, Lambic is a beer buff's paradise with dozens upon dozens of local and imported beers, with a particularly rich selection from Belgium.
Adorned with loads of stylish wicker and sleek wooden slatting, this feels like a poolside restaurant at a posh resort, yet there's no hotel in sight. Only the locals know about La Madrague – it's hidden at the end of the dirt track that splinters off from the entrance gate to the Tamarina golf grounds.
Praslin's most stylish restaurant is perfect for a tête-à-tête . Flickering candles, colourful paintings on the walls, swaying palms, a breezy terrace and the sound of waves washing the beach will rekindle the faintest romantic flame.
One of Uganda's most surprising finds, this little pocket of sophistication (white linens and candlelight) puts all proceeds towards supporting AIDS orphans. Lunch comprises snacks and local food while the three-course set dinners alternate daily from mains such as fajitas or garlic-marinated tilapia.
This popular South African–run spot serves up an excellent assortment of dishes from around the world – burgers, curries and sandwiches are mainstays but the highlights are fresh fish and South African steaks that are so good we would (and, on at least one occasion, did) cross the island just to try one.
You can spot this place from the coastal road thanks to its distinctive position – it's set in a wonderfully secluded property on a hillside. Needless to say the views of the coast are stunning. Tables are widely spaced and the menu has a lightness of touch missing from many of its peers – perfect for a tête à tête .
This appreciated, family-run restaurant takes its cooking seriously. Its champion dishes include the blackened fish, the grilled red snapper, plus the obligatory catch of the day. But everything is good here, ranging from the steaks to the grilled pork chops. A few vegetarian options also grace the menu.
Ah, Le Combava. This elegant restaurant within the Domaine de L'Orangeraie Resort & Spa offers the intoxicating mix of fine dining, romantic atmosphere, cool setting and attentive service. The sleek dining room is by the hotel's swimming pool and is particularly magical in the evening.
Overlooking Camps Bay, this 18th-century heritage-listed building, in wooded grounds, is perfect for the elegant restaurant it now houses. Their menu can also be configured to provide a delicious vegetarian meal.
With shaded palapa shelters in a garden facing the lake, this is a cool spot to chat in the friendly bar or chill outside and take dinner.
Both the food and crowd is 'gourmet' here – smart, fashionable and very nice. All meals – breakfasts, casual lunches and more formal dinners – are delectable. Imaginative dishes include the likes of calamari with quinoa and macadamia; produce is locally sourced, free range and organic, where possible.
Pappas is located inside a mini antiques market, with a cool on-site pub and bookshop providing welcome post-meal distractions. The restaurant serves various South African faves, including steaming potjiekos (meat and vegetables cooked in a cast-iron pot over an open fire), and doubles as a low-key brunch joint.


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"If it wasn't for the downside, having cancer would be the best thing and everyone would want it.' That's true… if it wasn't for the downside." –Gilda Radner
When I was young, Gilda Radner was one of my favorite comedians on Saturday Night Live (SNL). She seemed to live life to the fullest and made it cool to be a funny woman. When she died in 1989 at age 42, it was the first time I took notice of ovarian cancer and thought "what an insidious disease." Unfortunately it was not my last encounter.
In September of 1997, I received news that no daughter wants to hear. My mom was diagnosed with Stage 3-C ovarian cancer. If you have had experience with cancer, you immediately know this diagnosis is in most circumstances a death sentence. Ovarian cancer symptoms are vague and there are often false diagnoses; so was the case with my mom. Her cancer went undetected for too long and had become so advanced we thought she may only have about six months left to live. Fortunately, she had a forward thinking and aggressive oncologist who worked closely with her gynecologist for a good outcome. Following extensive surgery, her doctor was able to enroll her in a clinical trial, which together with more standard treatment, saved her life. We went from thinking it was the worst case scenario to witnessing a complete recovery. I am so happy to say 16 years later, my mother is still cancer free.
I have committed myself to ride in Pedal the Cause in honor of my mom's journey and of how fortunate she was to receive comprehensive treatment. She would not be with us today had she not had the kind of care and access to the clinical research that she did. I hope our support throughout this fundraiser can help patients get the same life-saving care my mom had. For me, there is no better way I can show my appreciation than to dedicate my time and energy to this cause.
Pedal the Cause is not just about the event, it's about the whole journey to get there. There are so many ways you can get involved and so many ways you can grow. Becoming involved with Pedal the Cause is an excellent way to develop your network, support your community, get in better shape, and be able to go out and do something fun and rewarding.
Most people have a fear of doing something that's hard. For my mom and for Gilda, they had no choice but to face what was hard straight on. It is human nature to be afraid of failure. I try to remember that when I am scared to fail. To many of you, riding may sound like a daunting and impossible task. Each ride is organized to help riders of all levels succeed and prepare for the next one. Soon enough you will find that it gets easier--and even fun! Just think about how impactful this event will be to our community!
If you don't want to ride for yourself, ride for someone else. Anyway you can get involved is a step in the right direction.
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A Dubuque man allegedly doused a gas pump in fuel Wednesday night and lit it on fire, according to police.
Richard Huffman, 45, faces a first-degree arson charge and is in the Dubuque County Jail on a $50,000 cash bond.
It happened around 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Oky Doky gas station on West First Street in downtown Dubuque.
Nobody was injured and damage was limited to one pump, but the situation was still very dangerous.
Oky Doky cashier Patty Doran learned about Wednesday night's gas pump fire as she headed into work Thursday.
"Very scary," she said, recalling her reaction to the news. "We're so lucky. God was with us. You can't even imagine what could've happened."
Oky Doky owner Tom Thompson said he got the call Wednesday night and rushed right over.
"Thank God nobody was hurt," Thompson said. "This is one of those things where, at the end of the day, you see a fire at a gas station, that's not a good thing, but it all worked out. Nobody got hurt."
Huffman informed the cashier he wanted to fill up a gas can. When the pump was authorized, officials say, Huffman took the nozzle, started spraying the pump with gasoline and then lit it on fire.
The cashier saw what was happening and immediately hit the emergency stop button, which shuts down all gasoline flow and electricity to the pumps. This single action kept a bad situation from getting much, much worse.
"(The) product burned out pretty quick," Thompson said, "thanks to the fire department being here. Just stellar performance."
He said police and fire officials arrived on the scene within three minutes of the incident. Firefighters put out the remaining flames.
Dubuque fire chief Dan Brown said the situation was a very serious one.
"Absolutely, when you have somebody that intentionally sprays gasoline on something and tries to ignite it," Brown said. "Gasoline is very volatile and can almost be to the point of explosive, so that's a very dangerous thing. It's even fortunate that that individual who lit it didn't become involved in the fire itself."
Oky Doky was able to re-open five of its six gas pumps for business about an hour after the incident.
"Due to the nature of the design, you're able to isolate off these dispensers so you can safely push product through on the other ones, so we're very fortunate to get back up," Thompson said, adding he hopes to get the burned pump fixed in the coming weeks.
Huffman was arrested and taken to the Dubuque County Jail.
Public court records show Huffman has a long history of treatment for mental illness and substance abuse.
He faced another first degree arson charge in 1998, and the court found him not guilty due to his mental health condition. He then spent some 13 years in treatment facilities.


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I posted a support thread on this forum yesterday (http://buddypress.org/forums/topic/new-users-cannot-log-in-they-need-to-reset-password-first). Today, it is marked as "not a support question", and it appears that nobody can respond.
Does this mean that the thread's status was switched by a forum admin, or is it simply an error with the forum software? (or am I missing something here?)
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The flu season usually starts in the fall, hits a peak in late
winter, but its hitting South Carolina early, according to health
Physicians are warning you to take it seriously by washing your hands and getting your flu shot. Parkside Pediatrics Dr. Justin Moll recommends everyone 6 months and older get vaccinated, especially kids, pregnant women and the elderly.
It's a plea because the predictions for this flu season aren't good.
"We have seen a lot of cases of upper respiratory infections caused by viruses, but non-flu type viruses," said Moll.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental control already has had four offices in the Upstate report cases of the flu, four in the midlands and one in the coastal region.
Moll said some typical signs of flu are fever, body aches, muscle aches, cough and congestion.
For more information on the flu, visit DHEC's website.
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Analog Way, a leading designer and manufacturer of innovative image converters, today announced the debut of Octo-Fade™, a computer & video A/V Seamless Switcher with outstanding fading & titling effects. Octo-Fade™ completes the actual OCTO range available: Octo-Plus™, computer & video A/V scaler and seamless switcher and Octo-Logo™, High Resolution Logo Inserter and Seamless Switcher. Octo-Fade™ will be available in December 2003.
8x Computer or Video Inputs Scaler--Seamless Switcher with Fading & Titling Effects
Like the other members of the OCTO family, Octo-Fade™ provides high performance capabilities and powerful functionalities. In terms of TITLING EFFECTS, it is now possible to maintain an active title while switching between 2 inputs. The title remains on the screen during the transition. Another feature is the shadow title with settable vertical size and position. Moreover, Octo-Fade™ enables to display a title over a computer & video image. With regards to the FADING EFFECTS, the product features Fade, Dissolve, Black & Cut effects. Octo-Fade™ also allows to adjust the cross-fading duration.
This ultra compact and user friendly device is especially dedicated to High Resolution A/V presentation displays, conference & boardrooms and events.
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Each of the 8 inputs are fitted with a stereo audio line. The audio can either follow or break away from the video image. One additional full featured microphone input is provided with "anti-pop" filter, noise gate and compressor function. The product enables an ultra-smooth & seamless switching transitions between any scaled video & computer sources.
Also available: Remote control software RS-232, remote keypad and a voice over control for the microphone.
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Nick Gonnella
Greensburg Daily News
Greensburg —
The North Decatur boys basketball team fell to host Milan Saturday, 65-56.
The Indians jumped out to a 17-8 lead after the first quarter, but North narrowed the margin with a 15-13 second-quarter edge. The Chargers trailed 30-23 at the half.
Milan extended its lead to 42-29 after three periods. The Chargers outscored the Indians 27-23 in the final eight minutes, but it was not enough.
North shot 13-for-25 from the foul line, while Milan shot 17-for-20, marking another difference in the outcome.
The Chargers were without the services of two varsity players. Senior starter John Hammersmith was out of the game with an illness, while freshman Dayne Lecher is still sidelined with an injury.
Senior Jason Kirchhoff led his team in scoring for the first time in his high school career, pacing the Chargers with 14 points. Junior Brock Ricke followed with 10 points, while Luke Badgley scored eight.
Other scoring: Matt Laudick 6, Mitch Knecht 5, Kevin Geis 4, Zach Johnson 4, Andrew Hocker 3, Evan Wallpe 2.
North, now 0-2, will visit South Decatur (2-0) Friday for an annual rivalry matchup.
Contact Nick Gonnella at (812) 663-3111, x7003.


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Nature's Plus Herbal Actives Extended Release Red Yeast Rice CoQ10 provides 100 mg pharmaceutical grade Coenzyme Q10 with the highest quality Red Yeast Rice extract, which is uniformly standardized to a minimum of 1.7% (10.2 mg) total monacolins and maximizes the synergistic benefits of the whole extract. Each Nature's Plus Red Yeast Rice CoQ10 tablet employs a revolutionary extended release system that provides rapid and sustained results.
Red Yeast RiceParts Used and Where GrownThis substance, native to China, is a fermentation by-product of cooked non-glutinous rice on which red yeast has been grown. The dried, powdered red yeast rice is used medicinally.
Historical or Traditional UseSince 800 A.D., red yeast rice has been employed by the Chinese as both a food and a medicinal agent. Its therapeutic benefits as both a promoter of blood circulation and a digestive stimulant were first noted in the traditional Chinese pharmacopoeia, Ben Cao Gang Mu-Dan Shi Bu Yi, during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644). Practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine use red yeast rice to treat abdominal pain due to stagnant blood and dysentery, as well as external and internal trauma. In addition to its therapeutic applications, red yeast rice has been used for centuries as a flavor enhancer, a food preservative, and a base for a Taiwanese alcoholic rice-wine beverage.
Active ConstituentsIn addition to rice starch, protein, fiber, sterols, and fatty acids, red yeast rice contains numerous active constituents, including monacolin K, dihydromonacolin, and monacolin I to VI.
Researchers have determined that one of the ingredients in red yeast rice, called monacolin K, inhibits the production of cholesterol by stopping the action of a key enzyme in the liver (e.g., HMG-CoA reductase) that is responsible for manufacturing cholesterol. The drug lovastatin (Mevacor) acts in a similar fashion to this red yeast rice ingredient. However, the amount per volume of monacolin K in red yeast rice is small (0.2% per 5 mg) when compared to the 20–40 mg of lovastatin available as a prescription drug. This has prompted researchers to suggest that red yeast rice may have other ingredients, such as sterols, that might also contribute to lowering cholesterol.
Along with its evaluation in animal trials, red yeast rice has been clinically investigated as a therapy for reducing cholesterol in two human trials. In one trial, both men and women taking 1.2 grams (approximately 13.5 mg total monacolins) of a concentrated red yeast rice extract per day for two months had significant decreases in serum cholesterol levels. In addition, people taking red yeast rice had a significant increase in HDL ("good") cholesterol and a decrease in LDL ("bad") cholesterol. Elevated triglycerides were also found to be lowered.
A double-blind trial at the UCLA School of Medicine determined that red yeast rice in the amount of 2.4 grams per day (approximately 10 mg total monacolins) in capsules significantly decreased total- and LDL-cholesterol levels in a sample of people with elevated cholesterol after 12 weeks of therapy. Triglycerides were also reduced in those taking red yeast rice. However, unlike the original study, HDL values did not increase substantially.
How Much is Usually Taken?The red yeast rice used in various studies was a proprietary product called Cholestin, which contains ten different monacolins. The amount of Cholestin used in these studies was 1.2–2.4 grams (5–10 mg of monacolins) per day in divided amounts for 8-12 weeks.
Note: Cholestin has been banned in the United States, as a result of a lawsuit alleging patent infringement.
Other red yeast rice products currently on the market differ from Cholestin in their chemical makeup. None contain the full complement of ten monacolin compounds that are present in Cholestin, and some contain a potentially toxic fermentation product called citrinin. Despite these concerns, other red yeast rice products are being widely used and anecdotal reports suggest that they have a similar safety and efficacy profile as that of Cholestin.
Are there any side effects or interactions?The Cholestin brand of red yeast rice has been generally well tolerated with possible temporary mild side effects such as heartburn, gas, and dizziness. This product should not be used by people with liver disorders and its safety during pregnancy has not been established. As in the case of medications that inhibit HMG-CoA, it is advisable that people using red yeast rice products also supplement 30–60 mg of coenzyme Q10 daily.
There is one case report of muscle weakness and joint pain occurring in a man who was taking red yeast rice. Because the man was also taking several prescription drugs, it was not clear whether the symptoms were caused by red yeast rice. In another case report, a woman developed severe muscle pain with laboratory evidence of muscle damage while taking red yeast rice. In that case, red yeast rice appeared to be the cause of the muscle damage. These reports should be taken seriously, because muscle problems are common side effects of prescription HMG CoA-reductase inhibitors.
There is one case report of hepatitis developing in a woman taking red yeast rice. She was also taking two medications that have been reported to cause hepatitis, so a cause-effect relationship with red yeast rice was not proven. However, since statin drugs have been reported to cause hepatitis, it is possible that this complication can also result from taking red yeast rice.
Are there any drug interactions?Certain medicines may interact with red yeast rice.
CoQ10Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is also called ubiquinone, a name that signifies its ubiquitous (widespread) distribution in the human body. CoQ10 is used by the body to transform food into adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the energy on which the body runs.
Where is it found?CoQ10 is found primarily in fish and meat, but the amounts in food are far less than what can be obtained from supplements.
Who is likely to be deficient?Deficiency is poorly understood, but it may be caused by synthesis problems in the body rather than an insufficiency in the diet. Low blood levels have been reported in people with heart failure, cardiomyopathy, gingivitis (inflammation of the gums), morbid obesity, hypertension, muscular dystrophy, diabetes, AIDS, and in some people on kidney dialysis. People with phenylketonuria (PKU) may be deficient in CoQ10 because of dietary restrictions. CoQ10 levels are also generally lower in older people. The test used to assess CoQ10 status is not routinely available from medical laboratories.
Which form of coenzyme Q10 is best?Some, but not all, research suggests that a fat-soluble form of CoQ10 is absorbed better than CoQ10 in granular (powder) form.
How much is usually taken?Adult levels of supplementation are usually 30–90 mg per day, although people with specific health conditions may supplement with higher levels (with the involvement of a physician). Most of the research on heart conditions has used 90–150 mg of CoQ10 per day. People with cancer who consider taking much higher amounts should discuss this issue with a doctor before supplementing. There are several anecdotal reports of large amounts of CoQ10 resulting in improvements in certain types of cancer. However, controlled trials are needed to confirm these preliminary observations. Most doctors recommend that CoQ10 be taken with meals to improve absorption.
Are there any side effects or interactions?Congestive heart failure patients who are taking CoQ10 should not discontinue taking CoQ10 supplements unless under the supervision of a doctor.
An isolated test tube study reported that the anticancer effect of a certain cholesterol-lowering drug was blocked by addition of CoQ10. So far, experts in the field have put little stock in this report because its results have not yet been confirmed in animal, human, or even other test tube studies. The drug used in the test tube is not used to treat cancer, and preliminary information regarding the use of high amounts of CoQ10 in humans suggests the possibility of anticancer activity.
Are there any drug interactions?Certain medicines may interact with coenzyme Q10.
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Opponents of a 35 mile
long diversion channel are confident that their plan is the way to go to
provide flood protection for the F-M Metro area.
Hundreds turned out in
Comstock, Minnesota for the unveiling of this alternative plan.
The MNDak Upstream Coalition has been working
hard to come up with a proposal that they say would create less damage for
farmland, and cost less money in theory.
According to the MNDak Upstream Coalition,
diversion supporters are not looking at all options. They say they are not
against the Diversion, but they say there is not enough water retention, an
approach that could wind up protecting upstream land and saving money in the
long run.
"it can make everyone happy,"
says Nate Berseth, MNDak Upstream Coalition Board Director, "And it's less
impactful to those people upstream, we won't have those ring dikes, those 16
foot ring dikes around oxbow, and spend 65 million plus."
Coalition leaders say they realize
getting people to back their plan is a tough sell and that their ideas haven't
been taken seriously in the past.
"We hope that by bringing things
out and publicly talking about it," says David Morken, MNDak Upstream Coalition
Chairman, "We can sit down and visit with them, the powers that be in Fargo."
Cass County Administrator, Keith Berndt,
backs the current diversion plan, which calls for a 35-mile long, 1,600
foot-wide diversion channel. Berndt did not attend the MNDak Coalition meetIng.
He says he is willing to listen, but still feels the current plan is the best
"We would emphasize that over the
past five years we have studied numerous alternatives," says Keith Berndt, Cass
County Administrator, "And we have had the best engineers in the region and the
country working on those alternatives and we have had many, many public input
All parties involved say they are open to talk and hear
each other out, but those backing the coalition's plan say they need compromise
from the F-M diversion authority.
The group is hoping that very
soon, they will have the chance to sit down with the f-m diversion authority
and discuss their concerns and proposal.
Meanwhile, they say that they are continuing
with a lawsuit they filed against the army corps of engineers in an attempt to derail
the diversion project. They support the Minnesota DNR stand that an environmental
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A police car is behind you in traffic. The officer can stop you if:
a. You're not going as fast as they are.
b. You have committed a violation of law.
c. Your car has a "marijuana rulz" bumper sticker.
d. Just because. They don't need a reason.
The 4th Amendment prohibits unreasonable search and seizure. The police can stop you for any violation of law, from minor mechanical or equipment violations (and there's lots of 'em) to moving violations. Your 1st Amendment Rights to Free Speech and Expression DOES allow you to display the "marijuana rulz" bumper sticker, but it's liable to attract the attention of the police and that along with OTHER things might create enough for the police to stop you.


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A male bicyclist was found dead in the street Tuesday night, the apparent victim of a hit and run, according to Dublin Police.
At 11:30 p.m.,
Dublin Police Services received a call of a person down in the roadway in the area of Dougherty Road at Fall Creek near , Lieutenant Herb Walters said.
When officers arrived they found a 55- to 60-year-old man in the street.
"Fire and paramedics responded and determined that the man was dead," Walters said. "Later it was determined that the man had been victim of a hit and run accident."
Walters said they found vehicle parts at the scene and that investigators believe the car that hit the man is a 2010-2011 black Mercedes Benz with possible front end damage.
The victim has not yet been identified.
The road was closed during the investigation but has since been reopened. No witnesses have come forward at this time.
If you have information about this accident, call Dublin Police Sergeant Yesenia Sanchez or the Traffic Division at 925-833-6670.


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Oracle Customer: ConAgra Foods, Inc.
Location: Omaha, Nebraska, United States
Industry: Consumer Goods
Employees: 23,200
Annual Revenue: Over $5 Billion
Oracle Customer: ConAgra Foods, Inc.
Location: Omaha, Nebraska, United States
Industry: Consumer Goods
Employees: 23,200
Annual Revenue: Over $5 Billion
ConAgra Foods, Inc. is one of North America's leading food companies and is the trusted name behind many leading branded and private-label consumer food products. ConAgra Foods also has a strong business-to-business presence in its commercial foods segment, which provides food products to restaurants and other foodservice establishments. The company offers a wide variety of snacks, meals, and ingredients. Some of its brands include Healthy Choice, Marie Calendar, Hunts, Orville Redenbacher, and Peter Pan peanut butter.
While a leader in both the consumer and commercial food production industries, ConAgra Foods was challenged to optimize the raw materials transportation processes across its various production facilities and warehouses. Its complex legacy systems were expensive to maintain and did not provide the cross-business cost visibility the company desired. After selecting Oracle Transportation Management and implementing the solution across its consumer business, ConAgra Foods has improved visibility into its transportation processes and analyzed performance of inbound and outbound transportation—revealing opportunities to consolidate truck loads, negotiate stronger contracts, and reduce costs. Further, ConAgra Foods has decommissioned major components of its siloed legacy system, achieving cost savings, and enabling the company to roll out the solution to other business segments, internationally.
"Implementing Oracle Transportation Management system is just the first step in transforming our enterprise transportation. The system shines a light on opportunities that were not previously visible and enables us to streamline our partnerships and transportation processes for enhanced efficiency and significant savings." – Melissa Kramer, IT Program Director, ConAgra Foods, Inc.
After evaluating four providers, the company chose Oracle Transportation Management due to the solution's core capabilities and its out-of-the-box ability to allocate transportation costs to finished-goods materials.
"Oracle offered a very mature solution that provided a lot of out-of-the-box capabilities. In addition, the overall total cost of ownership for the Oracle solution was the best fit for our company," said Melissa Kramer, IT program director, ConAgra Foods, Inc.
ConAgra Foods selected the Oracle solution in April 2010 and initiated the design and execution process in July 2010. With US$450 million in freight spend, on-time delivery, and service management performance at stake, ConAgra Foods decided to implement the Oracle solution in three phases: first, for all rail movement and a portion of raw materials movement; second, for the remaining finished goods movements; and third, for the remaining raw material movement. Work is underway now to roll out the solution to the flour mills segment of the business.
Oracle Partner
Tata Consulting Services
ConAgra Foods, Inc. worked with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to help implement the Oracle solution. After evaluating four different implementation partners, the company selected TCS because of its Oracle Transportation Management implementation capabilities, project approach, and affordability. TCS supported the entire Oracle installation process, from solution design to implementation, testing, and stabilization. It also now provides ongoing technical support for Oracle Transportation Management and Oracle Fusion Transportation Intelligence.


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An area church wants to help put people to work farming worms and making yard art. This year the Grace Community Center started a job training program for people with special needs - partnering with four Cape Coral schools.
The program teaches students the warm farming process - which is harvesting droppings to use for fertilizer and pesticides.
They also make flower planters using vinyl records. A former special education teacher started the program because she was concerned for her students after graduation.
Statistics from 2011 show 79 percent of adults with disabilities are not in the work force.
"I found we do a good job of training kids in Lee County for employment - there is little follow through with them being employed, that's transportation and other things," said ministry leader Betty Henderson.
The program hopes to employ at least three people in the fall and eventually 50 in the future.
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With time rapidly running out until sequestration goes into effect this Friday, many local officials still aren't sure exactly how the automatic federal spending cuts would play out in Washington state.
According to the White House, Washington's biggest losses would be in education and military spending. In 2013, officials have said our state would lose $11.6 million in funding for primary and secondary education, along with $11.3 million for education for children with disabilities—which would together put about 300 education jobs at risk.
The Edmonds School District stands to lose about $400,000 in federal funds for the next school year if a solution is not found, said Stewart Mhyre, Executive Director of Business and Operations for the district.
"At this point we've just kind of begun our budget cycle. We recognize this is a loss in revenue," Mhyre said, but last year's reinforcing the state's obligation to fully fund public education, likely will mean an increase in revenue, though it's not clear yet how much.
"We don't expect an immediate impact on Shoreline Schools from sequestration during the current school year, but if the planned reductions in federal funding extend into the next school year we would have to consider adjustments to the 2013-14 budget," Degginger said.
This is because federal grants are awarded in July for the following school year, explained another area District Spokesperson, Kathryn Reith of the Lake Washington School District.
Federal grants that could be affected by sequestration include those for the most at-risk students: Special Education, Head Start, English language learners, Vocational Education, Indian Education, and Title I funding for schools with low income populations would all be impacted.
The impact to jobs would be more significant with military employees, according to the White House's projections. Across the state, about 29,000 civilian Department of Defense employees would be furloughed, resulting in a loss of $173.4 million in gross pay.
Some social services would also be hard hit. Washington stands to lose more than $1 million in nutritional assistance for senior residents and $143,000 in funds for victims of domestic violence—requiring the STOP Violence Against Women Program to serve approximately 500 fewer victims.
Unemployment insurance another area that could see some impacts from sequestration. The Seattle Times reports that up to 141,000 Washington residents who are accepting unemployment checks could be impacted, but state officials aren't sure exactly how severe the cuts would be.
The Federal Aviation Administration has said it might shut down eight airports in our state—including Renton Municipal Airport and Paine Field in Everett—but it's still not clear whether or not that would actually happen, according to The Times.
A state-by-state comparison compiled by Wells Fargo shows Washington would be one of the states hardest-hit by sequestration because 5.9 percent of our state's GDP comes from federal spending—much of it in the form of military spending.
President Obama will meet with top Congressional leaders on Friday, the day sequestration is scheduled to begin taking effect.
Are you concerned about the local impacts of sequestration, should it go into effect? Tell us in the comments section.


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LONDON (AP) -- Out-of-form and low on morale, Chelsea heads to Napoli in the Champions League on Tuesday aiming to maintain English interest in the competition.
With Manchester United and Manchester City shunted into the second-tier Europa League and Arsenal on the verge of elimination, Chelsea seems to be the Premier League's only possible quarterfinalist.
Chelsea has a strong pedigree with four semifinal appearances and an appearance in the 2008 final, but has slipped to fifth in the Premier League and is struggling to stay in the FA Cup.
Coach Andre Villas-Boas says he has lost the support of some players.
Also Tuesday, record nine-time champion Real Madrid is at CSKA Moscow. Former winners Inter Milan and Marseille meet Wednesday, when Bayern Munich is at FC Basel.


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Let them eat cake -- Zac's cake pops, that is, and Yigit's cake-in-a-glass.
One question: How can a cake that tastes so luscious actually be healthy?
And all you need for this easy sauce are carrots and butter -- seriously.
Every bite is heaven with this recipe for prosciutto and carrot bundles.
Do carrots improve your eyesight? Van red wine prevent food poisoning?
Tyler Florence bakes a beautiful citrus-glazed ham with carrots.
Ellie calls this dish "the culinary equivalent of putting your feet up."
Laura makes cumin carrots, a classic side dish from the South of France.
Giada's trip to the market yields a summery shaved carrot and pear salad.
Bal uses her own garden herbs and veggies to roast with ribs for a picnic.
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The Herald Bulletin
---- — ANDERSON — On Saturday, June 29, 2013, Dayvon Le Quez McClendon Sr. made his transition from life to eternity at Community Hospital from complications of asthma, with his family and friends by his side.
Dayvon was born on Sept. 26, 1980 to Rose Mary Townsend and Nathan McClendon.
Dayvon was a dedicated father to his four children. He was employed with Melvin Evans Construction & Remodeling. He graduated from Ball State University with an Associate degree in Business. He attended Kenny Academy & Barbering. He enjoyed cutting friends' and family hair. He enjoyed riding his motorcycle. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends.
Dayvon leaves to cherish his memories his mother, Rose Mary Townsend of Anderson; father and stepmother, Nathan (Ulonda) McClendon of Radcliff, Ky.; children, Dayquez McClendon, DaAveon McClendon, Dayvon McClendon Jr., and Dayon Newsom; and stepson, Deontre Smoots; one brother, Christin Duane Howard; four sisters, Natasha (Richard) Jackson, Alisha Wilkerson both of Anderson, Nataile (Bruce) McClendon-Douglass of Ft. Campbell, Tenn. and Lawanda McClendon of Radcliff, Ky.; God-sister, Ra'Neshia Wills; maternal grandparents Ruby (James) Ivey of Anderson, Ind. and Willie Jordan of Talladega, Ala.; paternal grandparents, Albert (Bertha) McClendon of Anderson, Ind. ; three uncles, Vaughn (Debbie) Lately Jr., of Fredericksburg, Va., Alvin (Gwen) McClendon Sr. of Louisville, Ky. and Mernarr (Beetle) McClendon of Anderson; four aunties, Annie (Sue) Glispie, Karen McClendon, Linda Bush and Lisa McClendon, all of Anderson; four nephews, DaJour Howard of Muncie, Bryce, LaVontre and Quanevan Douglass of Ft. Campbell, Tenn.; four nieces, DaShayla Jackson, Dareon Jackson, DaTrielle Wilkerson and Ashilis Jackson, all of Anderson, Ind.; special cousin, T'Nae Thomas; several other aunts, uncles, cousins and friends; girlfriend, Tristen Hart; and special friends, Ryshawn Wills, Johnnita Jones and Marcus Jones; and godson, James Chamberlain Jr.
Dayvon was preceded in death by his maternal great-grandparents Willie Mae (Lucius) Bell and Louis Johnson; paternal great-grandparents, Mattie Cotton-Chamberlain and Rev. Sam (Lizzie) McClendon; and uncles, Larry McClendon and Pastor Terry Bush.
Special thanks to Dr. Burns and Community Hospital ER staff.
Services will be held at noon on Friday at Anderson Zion Baptist Church, 2008 Rev. J.T. Menifee St., Anderson. Burial will take place at Maplewood Cemetery.
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Effingham Daily News
Vivian Marguerite Webb, 94, of Effingham, formerly of Stewardson, passed away at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012, in Evergreen Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, Effingham.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Brummerstedt Funeral Home, Stewardson. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service at the funeral home. Burial will be in Stewardson Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the United Methodist Church of Stewardson.
Marguerite was born March 8, 1918, in Stewardson, the daughter of Tracy Emanuel and Goldya Mae Schuyler Hoyer. Marguerite operated a beauty shop in her home in Stewardson for 58 years.
She married Ralph Webb in 1935 and he passed away 1985.
Surviving are a daughter, Charlene Allsop of Effingham; grandchildren, Tim Anderson of Effingham, Nick Allsop and wife Tania of Jacksonville, Fla., Terry Allsop of Effingham and Lesa Barber of Manchester, Mo.; great grandchildren, Travis Anderson, Ashlee Briggerman, Waylon Lee Allsop and Madeline Barber; sister, Jeannette Klepzig of Stewardson..
She was preceded in death by her husband, Ralph; parents, Tracy and Goldya Mae Hoyer; son, Rodney Bruce Webb; brother, Ralph Hoyer; and a special friend, Paul Yakey.
No words can express our appreciation of the care-givers and administration of Evergreen Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for the care, kindnesses and love given our loved one at her passing and for the last nine years of her live. Also, a special thanks must be given to Dr. Merkel for his expertise and kindness. He was always there when we need him the most.


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At Richters we live and breathe herbs. We love to grow them and we love to use them. We believe in the power of herbs to heal and maintain health. We enjoy herbs in cooking, in tea, for fragrance and for body care. And we love to communicate our love of herbs to our customers.
Do you see yourself fitting in on a team dedicated to the core values of Richters? Do you live within 30 minutes of Richters, or are you prepared to move to within that distance? If yes, we invite you to apply for the open positions below.
To apply, fax your resume to Human Resources at 1.905.640.6641 and indicate on your cover letter for which position you are applying. Please note that the only way to apply is by fax do not call, email or apply in person. Sorry, we cannot reply to all applicants; only those of interest to Richters will be contacted.
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Propagators/Transplanters The propagator/transplanter takes and sticks cuttings, transplants seedlings and plugs, and waters plants. Persons suitable for the position love gardening and plants, are quick with their hands, are on their feet, and love working in a greenhouse environment that can range in temperature from winter cool to summer hot. Some weekend work is necessary. Year round and seasonal full-time positions open.
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Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Hunting, Trapping & Shooting
Alaska offers a variety of hunting opportunities, many of them world class. The options include taking kids grouse or hare hunting along back roads in the Interior, filling the freezer with muskox, or conducting a once-in-a-lifetime brown bear or mountain goat hunt in the Southeast rainforest or along the Southcentral coast. Some species, such as caribou and moose, are widely distributed across much of the state. However, depending on the month, animals may be scarce even where good habitat exists, but abundant elsewhere. Many big game species in Alaska make long migrations between their seasonal ranges. The keys to hunting successfully are careful planning and thorough preparation.
- 2014 – 2015 Alaska Hunting Regulations Now Available
- 2014 – 2015 Waterfowl Hunting Regulations Now Available (PDF 878 kB)
- The May 2014 Nonresident Kodiak Brown Bear Winners List Now Available (PDF 202 kB)
- Unit 4 Brown Bear hunters must watch "Take a Closer Look" video
- Undersubscribed Draw Permits Available in Units 1, 3, 22 and 23
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|Waterfowl Regulations Booklets Contain Prince William Sound Goose Season Error (PDF 122 kB)
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Recent Emergency Orders
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|Fall Fortymile Caribou Season (RC860) Closes in Zone 1 (PDF 800 kB)
|Emergency Order Changes Moose Bag Limit for the Community Hunt in Unit 13D (PDF 364 kB)
|Unit 4 North Fork Katlian River Closed to Goat Hunting (PDF 729 kB)
|Emergency Order Changes Moose Bag Limit for the Community Hunt in Unit 13B (PDF 369 kB)
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NORMAL, Ill.-- The end of the war in Afghanistan may be in sight, but troops are still being sent out to the Middle East, and those deployments are hitting close to home.
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Michael Heuer is preparing for his second deployment to Afghanistan. That means leaving behind his six and eight-year-old daughters and his wife in Normal.
Heuer says modern technology, such as Skype, will help keep him connected as he fulfills his orders with the Army National Guard. He knows how difficult this tour will be for his family, but he says he's grateful for all the support.
"Words can't even describe how appreciative I am that everyone's so supportive," said Heuer. "I work a lot of nights and a lot of weekends and just all the support I get every year, not just when I'm gone for a year, it really means the world."
Heuer will depart on January 26 for Fort Hood in Texas and will then leave for Afghanistan by the end of March.
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Miami Dolphins
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Dolphins snag former Ravens LB Ellerbe
The Dolphins continued their spending spree on Tuesday and surprised many by signing former Ravens LB Dannell Ellerbe on Tuesday.
Dolphins land WR Wallace
The worst-kept secret during free agency, that the Dolphins were hot on the trail of WR Mike Wallace, came to fruition at the open of free agency.
Miami Dolphins: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Miami Dolphins, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
QB Moore re-signs with Dolphins
Matt Moore could have entered free agency as the top quarterback available. Instead, he is staying in Miami.
Dolphins re-sign WR Hartline to five-year deal
The Dolphins re-signed WR Brian Hartline to a five-year deal worth $30.775 million, Pro Football Talk first reported.
Dolphins place franchise tag on DT Starks
The Dolphins used their franchise tag on one of their several key free agents Monday, tagging DT Randy Starks, according to multiple reports.
AP source: Dolphins OK referendum on stadium
The Dolphins agreed to a referendum on their plan seeking tax money for an upgrade of their stadium, a person familiar with the discussions said.
Raiders hire Sparano
The Raiders hired Tony Sparano as the team's assistant head coach/offensive line.
Dolphins find right time to modernize Sun Life Stadium
The Dolphins announced modernization plans for Sun Life Stadium in hopes of getting the support South Florida needs to host Super Bowl 50.
Dolphins announce plan to modernize Sun Life Stadium
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross announced a plan to modernize Sun Life Stadium, a plan that will range in cost from $375-400 million.
Upgrading WR spot key for Dolphins in offseason
The Dolphins have a clear need for an upgrade at wide receiver, a position that will be a key target in free agency and the draft.
Wednesday's 60-second rant: New year, same AFC East
The Bills and Jets gave the Patriots an early New Year's gift, making front-office changes, further cementing New England as the class of the AFC East.
AFC East Spin cycle: Patriots lone division team above .500
The AFC East may boast the No. 2 seed in the league in the Patriots, but the rest of the division remains well behind New England.
Patriots shut out Dolphins, earn playoff bye
Tom Brady threw two touchdown passes and the Patriots regained their dominance after a rare slump, earning a playoff bye with a 28-0 win over the Dolphins.
Key matchup: Patriots running game vs. Dolphins run defense
Stopping Tom Brady and the Patriots' passing game is tough enough, but Miami can pull off an upset if it can stop New England's running game.
The New York Jets placed Trusnik on the active-physically unable to perform list on Monday.||||||| Trusnik appeared in six games, mostly on special teams, with the Jets last season after being signed as an undrafted rookie free agent. He can't practice while on the list, but can be activated at any time.
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