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Cumberland County Sheriff's Detectives have arrested a former Fayetteville middle school principal and charged with sex crimes with boys at school.
David Ellis Edwards, 49, is charged with two counts of second-degree forcible sex offense, two counts of sexual acts with a student and five counts of taking indecent liberties with a minor, according to the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office.
Authorities say there were at least three victims of these crimes. All were committed at Ramsey Street Alternative and Douglas Byrd middle schools.
He resigned as principal at Douglas Byrd Middle School in August, only three weeks before school started. He had been principal at Douglas Byrd for three years. He was at Ramsey Street Alternative from August 2005 to April 2010.
Edwards' attorney said Edwards is not guilty.
The victims alleged that on or between the years of 2009 to 2011 they were touched inappropriately or were forced to participate in sexual acts with Edwards, according to authorities.
The victims, all males, were between the ages of 11 and 14 years. On at least one occasion, the crimes were committed while a parent sat in a waiting area in the office of the school without knowing what was going on.
Edwards turned himself in Friday morning.
Edwards was processed at the Cumberland County Detention Center and released on a $140,000 unsecured bond.
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The 2012 NBA All-Star Game was more or less a dunk contest for three quarters, but tightened up late because of LeBron James. James would score 36 points in the game while grabbing six rebounds and passing out seven assists, and made 15 of his 23 shots and was 6-of-8 from three-point range, but the final moments of the game provided a familiar script for the Heat superstar: in the clutch, he chose to defer, and his team didn't come through, with Deron Williams missing a three that would have given the Eastern Conference the lead.
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Manchester City spent £118.5 million in transfer fees to finish fifth in 2010, £143 million two seasons ago to earn a spot in the Champions League and another £77 million last year to win the English Premier League last year, but how much did they spend to throw roadblocks up as they go in search of the most coveted trophy in European football?
£122.35 million, much to the delight of Michel Platini.
City's 10th place Premier League finish way back in 2008-09 seems like ancient history, another era in the club's history entirely, but no amount of trophies won or fantastic players bought can shake off that dreadful season. That disastrous and expensive campaign continues to haunt the Citizens.
The ghosts of that season sends them to the Santiago Bernabeu on Tuesday for their Champions League opener. Real Madrid will be waiting for them. Meanwhile, their rivals Manchester United -- last year's second place finishers in the Premier League -- get to take on Galatasaray.
For the second consecutive season, City have found themselves in the Champions League's "Group of Death" as a result of their low UEFA coefficient, which forced them out of the top pot for the draw. And while the coefficient may seem like mystical mathematics, the reason behind City's low ranking should be obvious to all.
The coefficient formula takes into account a club's performance in European competition over the previous five seasons, in addition to the country's league coefficient. The Citizens stack up just fine with some of the top clubs in most years, but the 3.586 points they took in 2009-10 is the lowest of any team in the coefficient's top 23. That embarrassing number is the result of missing out on Europe that year, the fruits of the labor of the previous season's team -- a squad City shelled out £122.35 million for to watch them finish perfectly midtable.
That a team could spend so much money and get so little in return is mind-boggling. Platini has repeatedly told the world that spending beyond a team's means is the threat to the solvency of modern football on multiple levels, but even the UEFA president has apparently wiped the debacle of City's 2008-09 campaign from his memory.
City did steal Vincent Kompany from Hamburg for £6 million four years ago, but that still leaves more than £116 million spent on Jo, Tal Ben Haim, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Pablo Zabaleta, Robinho, Wayne Bridge, Craig Bellamy, Nigel de Jong and Shay Given. All of that, along with the odd last-minute signing of Glauber from Nuremberg, was supposed to usher in the new Sheikh Mansour funded era at Eastlands filled with trophies and glory.
But instead of thrills and silverware, City's expensive new boys managed a mere two wins away from home all season. They lost three more matches than they won in the league, and instead of challenging their rivals from the red side of Manchester, the Citizens lost twice to the Red Devils without scoring a single goal.
That disastrous year spurred even more spending. Carlos Tevez headlined 10 new additions, and while that wasn't enough to earn a Champions League spot, it was good for fifth and a coefficient-saving place in the Europa League.
One season later, Yaya Toure, David Silva and Mario Balotelli boosted City's coefficient and prestige, notching a Champions League berth. And while it did not count towards the coefficient, the club finally got to re-acknowledge the existence of their trophy case with a FA Cup win. City's climb up the England tables and into European was finally underway.
And then, the big one: Citizens conquered England last season. Sergio Aguero, Samir Nasri and Gael Clichy joined on during the summer of 2011, and those additions -- quite literally, in Aguero's case -- fired City to the Premier League summit. Ahead of United. On goal difference.
Yet here in 2012, as City get ready to play Madrid, United will play Galatasaray. And next Champions League match day, when the Red Devils play CFR Cluj, the Citizens will have to play Borussia Dortmund. Thank you, coefficient and thank you, 2008-09
To be raked over in the Champions League because of their failures four years ago isn't new for the Citizens. Their Premier League champion celebrations were tempered last season by their inability to get out of the Champions League group stage. Of course, that was because they were grouped with Bayern Munich, Villarreal* and Napoli, another lovely gift from the £122.35 million boys.
*Doesn't seem so bad in retrospect.
That 2008-09 season was a mere four years ago, which is hardly ancient history, but in City's case, it feels like it. Only Kompany and Zabaleta remain from that miserable 11-man shopping spree, while the rest play for clubs ranging from AC Milan in the case of Robinho to Glauber's Rapid Bucharest. And then there is Tal Ben Haim, who at 30 years old can't even find a team.
As soon as City begins to forget that season, though, Tuesday clash with Real Madrid comes rushing back. So does the two-time defending Bundesliga champions that are waiting for them, and the very realistic possibility of another Champions League group stage elimination.
Platini has finally punished wasteful spending. Of course, in true UEFA style, Platini's most consequential hit on money gone mad was completely unintentional, but £122.35 million wasted is £122.35 wasted and City will be well aware of that on Tuesday at the Bernabeu.


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text: South African Cuisine | Pictures Eat Your Way Through South Africa by Susannah Chen 11/19/12 24 Reactions 621 Shares Print 541 58 22 0 0 Travelers don't flock to South Africa for its grub so much as they do its game drives. But on a recent trip there with the South African Tourism Board, I discovered why South African fare has famously been dubbed "rainbow cuisine": the food and drink in this country are as diverse as the people themselves. South Africa's geographic location and its intricate colonial history have resulted in a cuisine that draws heavily not only from indigenous Africa, but also the Dutch, German, French, Indonesian, English, Indian, and Portuguese. Keep reading to learn more about the various influences on rainbow cuisine and what might go into a well-stocked South African pantry. Precolonial Indigenous Cooking What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The hunter-gatherers who lived in South Africa before the colonization — among them, the San, Zulu, Xhosa, Sotho, Tswana, and Venda tribes — shared common ingredients indigenous to the land, as well as cooking methods. Think fire-roasted wild game and slow-cooked starches and gourds. 1 / 40 Wild Game What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lamb may still be exotic in some parts of America, but not so in South Africa. There, everything from warthog to springbok (pictured here) to kudu is consumed. 2 / 40 Braai What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The word braai (rhymes with "rye") refers to barbecue and can be used to refer to a barbecue party, the act of grilling, or the equipment on which meat is grilled. Braais will often feature chicken, beef, lamb, and sausages. While braais are done with wood, modern renditions often feature charcoal — although don't ever dream of hosting one with a gas grill. 3 / 40 Lamb What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lamb is well-loved in South Africa and ubiquitous on restaurant menus. Karoo lamb, which hails from the Western Cape region of the same name, is the most famous; it's not only free-range but also full of flavor, thanks to the grassy shrubs that sustain the area's lambs. 4 / 40 Peri-Peri Chicken What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Peri-peri chicken, a staple of South African cuisine, actually has Mozambican-Portuguese origins; tribes introduced the flavor to Portuguese settlers in Mozambique, and the dish made its way to South Africa when miners relocated there in search of gold. If you like Caribbean jerk chicken but wish it were even hotter, then peri-peri chicken might just be for you. South Africans go crazy over the stuff, especially at fast food chain Nando's. 6 / 40 Soul Food What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 South Africa has its own version of "soul food," and it's markedly different from America's soul food. Pictured here, clockwise from top: a variety of spaghetti squash, dumplings (steamed bread), sausage, chakalaka (spicy vegetable relish), mieliepap (ground maize), samp (dried corn kernels) and beans, lamb stew, roasted chicken, and mogodu, or tripe, in the center. 6 / 40 Chakalaka What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The word chakalaka isn't just fun to say — the carrot, tomato, and bean relish also plays a supporting role at any grillout or soul food feasts. At braais, it's served alongside pap, and it makes for a fiery accompaniment to a soul food plate as well. 7 / 40 Samp and Beans What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Samp, which is also common alongside soul food plates, is made of dried corn kernels. It resembles hominy in color and texture but is often cooked with beans to make samp and beans. 8 / 40 Giblets What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nothing is wasted, and that includes the chicken giblets, which can be found on menus served in a spicy sauce. 9 / 40 Ostrich What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 An ostrich-raising farm isn't an unusual sight. In South Africa, the bird's meat isn't just ground for burgers; it's also cooked until just tender and served as a leaner version of steak. 11 / 40 Buchu What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Buchu refers to any of a variety of shrubs indigenous to South Africa. It's used both in cooking for its peppermint flavor and as a medicinal herb. 11 / 40 Dutch Influence What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Dutch who settled near the Cape of Good Hope in 1652 wielded an influence on cuisine that's still seen today. A number of stews with funny-sounding names — potjiekos and bredies, to name two — are a prime example. So are baked goods and sausages of all kinds. 12 / 40 Boerewors What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Translated, boerewors (pronounced "boo-ruh-vors") means "farmers sausage" in the Cape Dutch language of Afrikaans. The forcemeat, which is based on an older traditional Dutch sausage called verse worst, is made of minced beef and coriander, nutmeg, cloves, and allspice, then stuffed into casings and wrapped into a tight coil. It's the star of every braai. 13 / 40 Oxtail Potjiekos What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Potjiekos (just say "poikee-kos") is far simpler to enjoy than it is to pronounce. This dish — traditionally cooked over an open flame in a three-legged cast-iron pot called a potjie — often utilizes various cuts of meat, from lamb neck to oxtail. It's incredibly complex, thanks to the inclusion of Dutch-Malay spices, beer or wine, and a "no-stir" rule. 14 / 40 Dish: Malva Pudding What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Malva pudding is arguably popular enough to be South Africa's national dessert. The sticky cake, which is reminiscent of England's sticky toffee pudding, is named after Malvaceae wine from Madeira and has an unexpected ingredient: apricot jam. 15 / 40 Cape Malay Cuisine What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Western Cape is home to hundreds of thousands of Cape Malay people, and this entire ethnic group (formed when the Dutch East India Company needed a place to station supply ships bound for Indonesia) introduced a whole new set of flavors to the country's cuisine. Cape Malay cuisine is marked by sweet curries and spices like ginger, coriander seed, cardamom, mustard seed, allspice, fenugreek, saffron, and tamarind. 16 / 40 Bobotie What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bobotie, South Africa's most well-known Cape Malay dish, is traditionally made of spiced ground meat, then baked under an egg topping; imagine an egg-topped meatloaf with Winter spices. 17 / 40 Pickled Fish What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pickled fish is another well-known dish that stemmed from Cape Malay influence. Although it's traditionally served during Easter, it's also enjoyed year round. The seafood dish is made by sautéing (and sometimes breading) white fish such as hake, then layering the fish in a curried pickle brine for a couple of days. 18 / 40 Denningvleis What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Denningvleis, one of the older recipes in South Africa's food history, was originally made with water buffalo but is more commonly made with lamb today. One can think of the dish as a sort of slow-cooked fricassee made with meat, chiles, spices, and vinegar. The protein may have changed, but the key component is still tamarind, which lends a sweet-sour flavor to this Indonesia-inspired dish. It's eaten with steamed rice. 19 / 40 Carrot-Pineapple Sambal What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This side salad, made with grated carrots and pineapple, takes its influence from the sambals of Southeast Asia. It's served chilled alongside bobotie. 20 / 40 Chicken Curry What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cape Malay-influenced curries, like the one with chicken shown here, are on the sweeter side. This one was like a cross between chicken tikka masala and a red Thai curry. 21 / 40 Rootis What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For a break from rice, the Cape Malay pair their curries with rooti, the Cape Malay version of Southeast Asia's roti canai. These arrived piping hot and flaky, yet never greasy. 22 / 40 Indian Influence What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beginning in the 1880s, Gujarati Muslims and Hindus, who'd heard about work in the sugar cane fields and railways, came from India to work in coastal South Africa. One can literally still taste the influence of India today. 23 / 40 Traditional Indian Cuisine What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Indian restaurants (both the traditional ones and their more contemporary counterparts) are ubiquitous in South Africa. Whether cooking classic or modern Indian, South Africans have found a way to put their own spin on things, making dishes like paneer-stuffed potatoes, lamb chop curry (pictured here), and chicken tikka "doodhia" (chicken tikka poached in cream). 24 / 40 Indian-Spiced South African Foods What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 It's not uncommon for Indian flavors to make their way onto the plate in a simple preparation, even in a restaurant that's not Indian. Here, line-caught fish is tandoori-spiced and served with dal and raita. 25 / 40 Bunny Chow What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Durban, the third-largest city in South Africa, has the highest population of overseas Indians in the world. Its residents go crazy for bunny chow, a fast food dish that's made of a hollowed-out loaf of bread that's filled with curry. 26 / 40 Seafood What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Cape is known for fresh seafood, from trout to squid to oysters on the half shell. 27 / 40 Calamari What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Cape of Good Hope and its neighboring areas are well-known for abundant squid, which makes its best showing in calamari and chips. Forget the chewy stuff: this calamari, like a tender diver scallop, has a soft bite. 28 / 40 Bokkom What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bokkom is another benchmark of South African seafood; it's mullet that's been salted and dried, not unlike Portuguese bacalao. Here, it's used to flavor greens in a caesar-like salad. 29 / 40 South African Pantry Essentials What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you've never set foot in South Africa, you're missing out on some of the best pantry items; the country boasts an assortment of everyday food and drink items that draw inspiration from various parts of the world. 30 / 40 Peri-Peri Sauce What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The African bird's-eye chili, also known as peri peri, is the star of a sauce by the same name, and peri-peri sauce is something of a national favorite in South Africa. Its spicy kick is eaten with everything from steaks to french fries. 31 / 40 Biltong What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Biltong — the South African version of jerky — is everywhere within the country. The most common kind is bees biltong, or salted, spiced, and sun-dried beef, but wild game varieties, like kudu or springbok, are also popular. 32 / 40 Apricot Jam What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Apricot jam is on tables everywhere in South Africa, and it's also an important component in the South African dish malva pudding. 33 / 40 Beefy Bovril What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Curious to know what Beefy Bovril tastes like? Think along the lines of England's Marmite or Australia's Vegemite, only it has beef stock undertones. 34 / 40 Weetabix What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The biscuit-like cereal Weetabix originated in the United Kingdom, but it's a popular breakfast in South Africa, too. 35 / 40 Mantelli's Shortbread What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Scotland bakeries like Walkers made shortbread famous, but South African purveyor Mantelli's is even better: the cookies are infinitely shorter and flakier. 36 / 40 Grapetiser What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Red Grapetiser, White Grapetiser, Appletiser, and Peartiser are among Coca-Cola's greatest drinks from around the world. The South African soft drinks contain 100 percent fruit juice and no added sugar, preservatives, or artificial colorants. If only they exported around the world! 37 / 40 Preserves What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Whether it's orange marmalade on toast or blatjang (chutney) over grilled meats, preserves are extremely popular. 38 / 40 Castle Beer What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Castle is as ubiquitous in South Africa as Budweiser is in America, but this lager is far superior to its US counterpart in the flavor department. 39 / 40 Rusks What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rusks, or double-baked biscuits, are a storied tradition: in the South African (Anglo-Boer) War, Boer commanders traveled with them in their saddlebacks as they rode cross-country. Like biscotti, rusks can last for years but melt instantly when dunked into hot coffee. 40 / 40 541 58 22 0 0 Read More South AfricanEthnic FoodsCooking BasicsSouth Africa Cooking Basics From Genoa to Nduja: Your Salami Primer 1 day ago This Watermelon Shark Will Make Your Jaw Drop 3 days ago How to Peel Tomatoes, in Pictures 5 days ago A Surefire Way to Determine How Much Heat a Jalapeño Is Packing 6 days ago Spaghetti Aglio, Olio, e Peperoncino 6 days ago The Only Way to Know When Grilled Meat Is Done 1 week ago Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Food Tech Love & Sex Vegetarian What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions Susannah-Chen 1 year @nutella2683 Thank you for the compliment! I didn't try half of those things you mentioned which only means I need to go back! I also loved Mrs. Balls chutney, which, sadly, I didn't get a picture of either. Just strolling the aisles of Clicks was exciting -- there were so many different snack and candies that I was dying to try! nutella2683 1 year This is perfectly comprehensive post about my home country's cuisine :). As a South African, this is making me miss native cooking like crazy!! thankfully my mom is a fantastic cook and a trip to my parents home is like going back to the Mother City (Cape Town) for some Cape Malay and so much else. Still there are things I totally miss like Apple/Grape/Peartisers, Stoney Ginger Beer, Biltong, Nik Naks (which are like Cheetos), REAL Cadburys chocolate (not made by Hersheys), Simba potato chips including ChipNiks Dippas, ProNutro cereal (chocolate, banana and regular), boerwors, Nandos and so much more. Luckily I live in Brooklyn, NY where there is a South African close :) and there is a Nandos in Washington DC!! 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(Pikeville, Ky) -- On Sunday July 21, 2013, at 2:22 a.m. Post 9 Pikeville received a call of a motorcycle accident on US 119 northbound in the Zebulon area of Pike County. 43 year old Silas Muncy was operating a 2007 Suzuki motorcycle when he exited the highway onto the right shoulder, struck the guardrail and was ejected from the motorcycle. Trooper Steven Mounts, Trooper Heath Ayres, and Trooper Joshua Cox responded along with Transtar Ambulance Service and Johns Creek Fire Department. Muncy was pronounced deceased at the scene by Pike County Coroner Russell Roberts. The accident is still under investigation by Trooper Steven Mounts.


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NEW ORLEANS -- Neighbors in the Fairgrounds Triangle are continuing to fight one business owner's push to reopen a convenience store.
They say if it returns, it will be a breeding ground for crime, especially if alcohol sales are grandfathered in.
"You see kids playing on the park. All the lights are on the park. No drug deals are happening right now. We have a real-real neighborhood," said homeowner Terry White.
Basketballs were bouncing Monday night on the courts inside Stallings Playground. It hasn't always been this way.
"If you allow him to come back, there's going to be a lot of bloodshed," White said.
He's referring to a blighted convenience store that was torn down on this corner last fall. He and other neighbors say it was a haven for criminal activity when its doors were open.
In recent weeks, construction on a new building kicked off to the dismay of those living nearby.
"Our fight for many years has been to try and make our playground safe, and part of that is to not have alcohol right across the street," said Morgan Clevenger with the Fairgrounds Triangle Neighborhood Association.
She said a community appeal at a hearing last week halted the building permit on this property. Clevenger said neighbors were able to show the Board of Zoning Adjustments (BZA) that the property had been blighted since before Hurricane Isaac -- contrary to what had been allegedly filed with the city.
"The first round, the big battle has been won. The building permit has been revoked," Clevenger said.
The neighborhood association says since the convenience store was shut down over a year ago, there haven't been any murders near Stallings Playground.
"Four murders beginning of 2012, no murders this year," said Clevenger.
Those who don't want to see violent crime return to this city block say it's a small victory that they hope won't be overturned.
"People shouldn't have to be held hostage in their own neighborhood, and if you don't speak up, that means that the guy that doesn't live in your neighborhood comes to your neighborhood and runs your neighborhood," said White.
Eyewitness News reached out to the convenience store owner for comment on the building's permit being revoked, but he did not respond in time for our evening newscast.
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Cranes, metal cutters, taxi cabs, ripped up cop cars — Paul's Junkyard is a super cool place to hang out during the full moon. This 360 degree night panorama is composed of nine exposures of 90 seconds at f/8 ISO 400 shot with an Olympus 18mm lens on a Canon 5D Mark II. The panorama was stitched together in Photoshop CS5 using a cylindrical projection. The white bin on the far left edge of the frame sits next to the yellow bin on the far right edge. The photographer pictured on top of the Caterpillar on the right is Tor-Erik Bakke. Click on the image above for a larger view.
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Amazing shot! I really want to learn about the panoramic shooting and how to do it in CS because honestly I am not good at that. Ehe.
I second Troy! Maybe make them available bigger for workshop people… Panos look so cool when you can explore all the detail in them. A little bit bigger would go a long way
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Watched Portland convict a couple for a series of murders because one of them wanted revenge on the other (with no evidence).. Only to tick off the real killer.. who went to great lengths to establish "he was the one" only to be ignored.. until he killed again and dumped his victim on the washington side.. sadly.. it took washington state in court to release the innocent couple.
But Washington isn't much better. after serving 3 years of 7. a person named by someone else in a robbery was finally released when someone looked through the info to find out he was two states away at the time of robbery and at his probation officers during that time.. ((Also out of revenge))
As a society we would do a lot better if we use evidence instead of testimony. I grew up thinking we use both, what I came to realize when going through court case after court case is rarely are all the facts ever really given, those that are, are met with objections through the whole thing. This is why I believe today we are starting to see more innocent people convicted once again.
What I like about peace circles is everyone has a voice (they are all there) and people speak directly. Victim, Accused, and Community and everyone is held accountable.
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---- — HAVERHILL — Fire ripped through a building on South Main Street near the Bradford Fire Station early this morning, and several people were fortunate to escape the blaze.
A neighbor said friends had just dropped him off at home shortly after 1:30 a.m. when he heard popping noises coming from somewhere nearby. He realized the noises were caused by flames in a building several doors away. He said he flagged down a passing police cruiser, and he and an officer ran to the front door of the building.
The female officer told him to kick in the door. When he did, he went inside the smoky building and a woman who appeared to be in her mid-20s ran down a set of stairs and out of the building. She was the last of four women to get out. They were all safe.
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I was part of that original group of Talladega citizens who decided to put "theology of the hammer" into practice here.
Mrs. Ward's story is heartwarming. As staff writer Chris Norwood detailed, she was at the time a single mother with three children, and she wanted what we all want—a home of her own. But, she was turned down at every turn, unable to put together the financing needed to buy a home.
A co-worker had heard of Habitat, and knew that local people were putting together a chapter in Talladega. At her friend's urging, Mrs. Ward got an application and filled it out. She was pushing the deadline and on the last day, the office was closed when she got there. She left it the following Monday, and then forgot about it.
Then, a call came for her. She and her family had been chosen for the first house in Talladega.
They would be required to put in "sweat equity," meaning they had to help build the house. And they did. And she and her children moved into the house all those years ago. Since then, she has paid off the mortgage early and is now a wonderful example of how Habitat works and the good it can do when God's people reach out to help one another.
The "theology of the hammer" is a phrase coined by Millard Fuller, the founder of Habitat. The hammer and all the other tools in the box are used to build homes for "God's people in need," he said. And the house is provided on Biblical principles—built with no profit motive and financed with no interest.
But it is important to remember that these homes are not given to people. Give people a hand up, not a handout, Fuller preached, and they will respond, just as Mrs. Ward has responded.
Many people, including Druel Yarborough, deserve the majority of the credit for that first house and the others built those first few years.
My role was as a fund-raiser who spoke to churches, civic groups or anyone else who might be prospects for funding.
My father was a carpenter, and one of my prized possessions is an old framing hammer that belonged to him. I took that hammer with me when I spoke and held it up as I asked people to give. And give they did._I was like those volunteers Mrs. Ward spoke of in her story.
"They were not young people…They were older people, and I was scared one of them was going to fall. I just thought, please God, don't let Paw-Paw fall off the roof." Nobody fell. One Saturday when we were working, I was trying to nail braces into the roof trusses. Nails were bent, thumbs were bruised and Druel saw what was happening."
"Here, let me finish that," he said. I let him, and went off in search of something more suited to my lack of ability.
When we bought the property where Mrs. Ward's house stands, we had the opportunity to buy adjacent lots at a good price. The board met, and voted to do that. But it meant our budget didn't have quite enough money to finish her house.
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My answer was going to be "$5,000, but we just want $1,000 from you."
"We can do $5,000," he said, and I choked off the rest of my reply.
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How can one test a random event, such as mutation? There really isn't a large enough "lab", short of another planet.
Breed bacteria or viruses. They have very short reproductive cycles and mutate quite a bit. And it's pretty easy to see them evolve... i.e., develop drug resistance.
This segues nicely with a question I've been idly wondering.
Consider all natural disasters, such as earthquakes, tornados, volcanoes, hurricanes, forest fires (kinda natural), tsunamis, mudslides, etc.
Now consider all human safety factors, such as crimes of violence, unsafe nuclear/chemical plants, likelihood of being targeted/invaded by a foreign entity, random government oppression, and so on. And I suppose you should consider automobile fatality rates (which probably outweigh all other factors combined).
Plus toss in random other safety factors such as poisonous insects/spiders/snakes, rising ocean levels, and whatnot.
Now where in the world would you say is the safest place to live?
Maybe central Canada somewhere?
I'm just askin'. It't not like I live my life by these considerations (though I have shied away from Western North America a bit... ya know, 'cause o the big one).
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Yeah, but all that not-getting-laid... how fun was that?
There's an easy solution.
Just hire one of those security companies!
Exactly. The story that still isn't being expressed well is that your data is in the hands of every company you have transactions with.
And so you are entrusting all of them to have top-notch IT (better IT than all hackers interested in targeting them). What are the chances that's the case?
I'd hazard that 10% of companies have good, solid, rigid security policies (and it's the policies that matter much more than the tech, usually). So that implies that 90% of the time you hand out your personal info to someone, it's highly vulnerable.
Just chew on that for a bit. I'd be very interested in hearing proposals for a global solution.
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A new report from the Center for Public Integrity reveals that the number of global warming lobbyists has increased by more than 300 percent in the past five years. In the past year, some 770 companies hired over 2,000 climate change lobbyists and spent an estimated $90 million to influence federal policy on climate change. We speak to the report's lead author, Marianne Lavelle. [includes rush transcript]Feb 26, 2009 | Story
On Monday, a large protest has been called at a coal-fired plant in Washington, D.C. in what organizers say will be largest act of civil disobedience against global warming in this country. In the days leading up to the protest, youth climate activists are organizing a conference called Power Shift '09. Thousands of student activists plan to lobby lawmakers on Capitol Hill, urging them to rebuild the economy through bold climate and clean...Feb 26, 2009 | Story
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When the Georgetown-Ridge Farm Lady Buffaloes completed a three peat for their last Vermilion County Tournament championship in 1991 gas was just over a dollar a gallon, the first George Bush was still president and the Chicago Bulls had yet to win their first NBA championship.
Buffaloes coach Michelle Brooks, a member of that 1991 squad, said her team put ending that 23-year drought as one of their main goals for this season and Monday at the Palmer Arena the Buffaloes took the second step towards achieving that goal with a 50-13 win over the Oakwood Lady Comets.
The win leaves the Buffaloes one game away from reaching the tournament championship game and also avenges a loss to the Comets just over one month ago.
"We took a lot away from that loss to Oakwood in December and knew we couldn't come into this game overlooking or underestimating them,'' Brooks said. "Tonight was some redemption for us for that loss. I had the opportunity to experience a tournament championship as a player and know the confidence it brought us as team then. It would be just as important for our confidence as a team this season.''
The Buffaloes were led by Callan Hall and Brittany Hay who each had a game-high 14 points. Maya Green added 10 points and Lexi Ovall chipped in with six points.
The Buffaloes used a full court press following their first basket and continued it for most of the first half.
Georgetown-Ridge Farm got out to a 5-0 lead before Taylor McGlaughlin got the Comets on the board. The Buffaloes would end the period on an 8-2 run to take a 13-4 lead. Ovall scored all of her points in the first quarter.
"Lexi has been a good scorer for us, but she didn't have too many opportunities in our first game of the tournament,'' Brooks said. "As a team, we were more comfortable in this game and we were able to get more players involved. It was one of our goals and one of Brittany's goals as our point guard to have all of the starters (Hall, Hay, Green, Ovall, Catie Brandt) score, and we were able to do that.''
Green was held scoreless in the first quarter but got going in the second with back-to-back 3-pointers which gave the Buffaloes their largest lead of the first half at 25-6.
The Comets would score four late points to cut the GRF lead to 27-10 heading into half-time.
After being held to two points in the first half, Hall opened the third quarter with back-to-back jump shots which sparked a 12-0 run to open the second half.
The Comets got a pair of free throws from Delaney Durst four and a half minutes into the quarter, but that would be the only scoring for Oakwood in the third as the Buffaloes reeled off the last seven points of the period to take a 46-12 lead.
Georgetown-Ridge Farm committed just five fouls in the game.
"I was really impressed with how smart we played on defense,'' Brooks said. "We have been working on playing smart and we did a very nice job of that tonight.
"We set a goal of allowing 10 or fewer points in each half and were able to achieve that. We also did a nice job of both offensive and defensive rebounding.''
The Comets were led by four points from Sadie Edwards with Durst adding three points. Harlena Hardin and Joellyn Weaver also scored for Oakwood.
Georgetown-Ridge Farm (14-3) will play the Westville Lady Tigers at 8 p.m. Wednesday for the Pool B championship and a spot in the tournament title game.
"That will a big game with Westville and it was a one-point game the last time we played them,'' Brooks said. "We have a lot of respect for Westville and it will be a chance for our team to take another step forward.
"The loss we had in the regional last year set the tone for us for this season. That loss hurt us a team and motivated everyone to get ready for this season. Everyone was looking forward to this season from the moment that regional game ended last year. The girls believe in themselves and the team.''
Oakwood (5-15) will face the Hoopeston Area Cornjerkers at 5 p.m. Wednesday. The winner advances to the fifth-place game on Friday night.


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Early recruiting in Division I men's lacrosse has been a dominant topic of interest in 2012. Already three men's Class of 2016 (high school freshmen) commitments have verballed to Division I universities. The Class of 2015, meanwhile, is approaching 100 verbal commitments. The acceleration is considerable.
Now, those who have been decrying the new process may be waiting indefinitely for change.
Recruiting has been an issue across most sports in the NCAA. That organization, in return, recently proposed a new set of changes that will both streamline and deregulate the process through multiple sports, including lacrosse.
In an article from NCAA.org, Michelle Brutlag Hosick reports that during a two-day meeting, Dec. 17-18 in Indianapolis, the Rules Working Group made a recommendation to the Division I Board of Directors to adopt 26 proposals, most of which deal with the current recruiting landscape.
Among those proposals, reports Hosick, is a recommendation to move the official date for when coaches can verbally contact recruits to June 15 after their sophomore year. This would be a uniform recruiting calendar for all NCAA sports.
A Division I coach cannot, currently, initiate a phone call or conversation with a player until after the July 1 rising senior date. The rule, especially among men's basketball but also in lacrosse, will help deregulate a process that many athletic and compliance directors found tough to enforce in the first place.
Under the current regulations, coaches can't call players, however players can call coaches, or make unofficial campus visits and initiate conversation. Coaches can also talk directly to high school and club coaches, many of whom have been the arbitors of a player's recruiting process. This player-initiated communication is the basis for the early verbal commitment process which has dominated the DI lacrosse recruiting landscape in the last few years.
Two other proposals made by the Working Group would deregulate the restrictions on other modes of communication, and on printed materials sent to recruits. These rules would extend what basketball coaches have been working with to all NCAA sports. Currently, DI lacrosse coaches have been able to send letters and other forms of printed communication starting Sept. 1 of a recruit's junior high school year.
None of the 26 recommended proposals tackle the issue of DI programs accepting verbal commitments from high school sophomores and freshmen, a process many consider to be the sport's biggest issue right now. Instead, deregulation, at least in this round, appears to be the NCAA's future stance on recruiting.
This deregulation comes at a time when coaches have struggled to tackle this issue internally. Earlier this year, members of the Intercollegiate Men's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IMCLA) attempted to intiate a conversation about new lacrosse-specific recruiting proposals with the NCAA. Those conversations and proposals, however, never made it past initial communications with the organizatoin.
In December, during their annual convention, Division I members of the IMLCA discussed possible measures toward self-regulation in the recruiting process. However, without enforcement, specifically from the NCAA, self-regulation proposals have been met with skepticism among the coaching fraternity.
The NCAA Board of Directors is expected to vote on the 26 proposals on Jan. 19 during the NCAA convention.
Read more on the new recruiting proposals, as well as other rules that would expand expense for recruits, read here. Read ESPN.com's article here. Check out Inside Lacrosse's timeline of the acceleration of the recruiting process here.


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I woudl like to do a simple thing...Put some enclosures on my drawing and blocks from Icon Menu inside those enclosures. When ever I put the blocks(relays,breakers, plc...) I want them to take the Location or the Tag of the enclosure.
Now when I build a report From to I get where my Relay is and from where the wire starts and where it ends.
Is it possible?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Yes sure,with the correct commands ,like use wire command and not line command.
Yes I use wire command. I did not meant to get from /to report by using lines...
But Electrical is not allocating automaticly Tag of the enclosure to the block inside of it.
Sorry, but could you please answer a question to make me sure I understand you correctly?
Do you want to make From/To report from layout?
As I know From/To report is a scheme report, not layout. So you could make scheme firstly. And if you want to see wire destination on layout you can use Wire annotation command.
Have I garbled smth?
Lets say everything is in the schematic zone. I have Panels just rectangles with a number(see drawing)
Whenever I place something(relay) inside this block I want it to know it is there and then when building report from/to
the relay knows in which BOX he is in and the wire goes form that Relay K1 BOX 2 to something else(terminal) BOX3 in the same drawing...
I hope it is clear
I understand now. But maybe all I could advise - use command AECOPYLOC after inserting all components to make location code editing faster and comand AEEDITWIRESEQUENCE to edit wires destination if it's so important.
Maybe only lisp can help to make it automaticaly.
Please, read the article "Location box" in Help! This command could help you.
"Schematic tab Insert Components panel Location Box drop-down Location Box
A location box is drawn around devices to designate that they are physically in a different location/installation than the other devices in the drawing. The box is a closed polyline and can be a rectangle or some other orthogonal shape.
The Location and installation codes for the parent components within the location box update to match the location box. You can assign a description to the box. The program prompts for updates to related components and panel footprints."
It sounds like a solution. I will check
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Edwards is active and will start for the New York Jets in Sunday's season finale against the Buffalo Bills.||||||| Edwards was listed as questionable because of a hamstring/knee injury. He starts in place of Chaz Schilens, who was ruled out Saturday because of a knee injury.
Edwards caught three passes for 36 yards on Sunday in a 27-17 loss to San Diego.||||||| It's hard to believe that Edwards is still in the NFL, but may not be since he's on the anemic Jets.
Rex Ryan is "optimistic" Edwards will play in the New York Jets' game at Tennessee on Monday night despite the newly re-acquired wide receiver being limited in practice and listed as questionable.||||||| Edwards, claimed off waivers from Seattle on Tuesday, is dealing with a hamstring issue sustained earlier this month. Ryan says Saturday that he believes Edwards will "definitely get to play" at Tennessee and adds that the receiver is "getting better every day."
The Jets are bringing back Edwards, less than a week after he bashed the organization in support of quarterback Mark Sanchez.||||||| New York was awarded Edwards off waivers from Seattle on Tuesday. Edwards, who played for New York from 2009-10, was waived by Seattle on Monday. He had two productive seasons with the Jets, developing a good rapport with Sanchez in helping New York to consecutive trips to the AFC title game.
The Seattle Seahawks have cut Edwards after a season during which he had little impact on the offense.||||||| Seattle made the moves Tuesday afternoon. Edwards was waived with an injury distinction, but no specific injury was cited. The Seahawks now have just five healthy wide receivers. Edwards had just eight catches for 74 yards and one touchdown in 10 games.


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Vigilant has built thousands of wine cellars over the years in many different areas and climates. With a comprehensive product line, customers can utilize both kit and custom elements to design their wine cellar to meet their exact specifications. Size, materials, finish and capacity can all be tailored to meet customer needs. Kit wine racks also can be integrated with our modular cabinets, adding even more options.
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