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UPDATE: Loyd Baker with the Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's Office says Rashawn Holifield was arrested on Tuesday morning around 9 a.m. The U.S. Marshal Task Force and Tuscaloosa Police Department located him at an area hotel.
ORIGINAL STORY: Tuscaloosa police and members of the U.S. Marshal's Task Force stormed a home on Juanita Drive this morning. Lakeshia Lark claims they were searching for a man who shot up her home.
"He started shooting at us, doing a drive-by down all around, shooting at my house and my car," Lark said.
Investigators had arrest warrants for 32-year-old Rashawn Holified. He's wanted on charges of shooting into an occupied dwelling according to Lt. Kip Hart with the Tuscaloosa Metro Homicide Unit.
"He was arguing back and forth with my daughter and he told her he was going to come back and kill us slowly," Lark said outside her Juanita Drive home.
She tells Fox6 News Holifield was a family friend until someone broke into his brother's home and stole some things.
Lark tells us they weren't responsible for the theft, but Holifield didn't believe them.
"What I look like carrying TVs down the road. I'm a girl. I'm not fixing to walk down the road with two flat screen TVs," Lark's daughter, Kiannah Hisbon, said.
Hisbon says Holifield showed up around 10:20 p.m. Saturday night driving a Lexus and carrying a handgun. She says they got into an argument.
"He was like 'What's up, what's up, you broke into my house.' I was like 'What you mean?' So he shot one time, I ran and whatever and that's when my mom came out and he shot like four or five times," Hisbon said.
Bullet holes are in the family's car and home. Some bullets are still stuck in the walls of their house.
"He had been calling my phone, threatening our lives, telling we were all going to die slow for the past three weeks," Lark claimed.
Authorities searched a home on Juanita Drive and questioned the people inside but never found Holifield. He's got several tattoos on his face including a tear drop under his right eye and 74 under his left eye. There's also a large tattoo on his forehead.
Anyone with information about his location is asked to contact Tuscaloosa police.
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A local environmental group is taking on big business, in the name of mother nature.
Black Swamp Conservancy, based in Perrysburg, is against a proposed power line project by FirstEnergy, the parent company of Toledo Edison.
FirstEnergy is considering running a 138,000 volt transmission line approximately 30 miles from the company's proposed new Hayes Substation in Erie County to the existing West Fremont Substation in Sandusky County.
While no plans have been finalized, one proposal includes running the power line across Peninsular Farms in Fremont, a 474-acre property along the Sandusky River.
Peninsular Farms, formerly known as the Whittaker Reserve, was the property of white settlers James and Elizabeth Whittaker, who were captured by Native Americans in 1781. The land was later given to them. It has since become known for its open fields, wetlands, and diverse animal population.
Rob Krain, Director of the Black Swamp Conservancy, argues if the land is divided by power lines, it would affect the agricultural value of the property and put animal habitats at risk.
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½ cup sugar
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- Beat margarine and sugar until creamy. Add egg, salt and milk. Mix.
- Add sifted flour and sultanas. Stir to combine.
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- Place on greased tray and bake in a moderate oven for 15 minutes.
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — About four dozen residents have been moved to temporary housing, and cleanup efforts are under way at an Indiana State University apartment complex, the site of an apartment fire Tuesday morning.
No one was injured in the fire, which occurred in a fourth-floor apartment on the south wing of Unit 4, located near First and Crawford streets across from Fairbanks Park and just off South Third Street.
As of Wednesday, ISU did not yet have a firm estimate on damages or cleanup costs, said Amanda Knerr, executive director of residential life. "We should be getting those in the next day or so."
EDS, an out-of-state firm which specializes in fire, smoke and water damage restoration, arrived Wednesday morning. "The entire crew arrived and began work by 10:30 or 11 a.m. They are already making great progress," Knerr said late in the afternoon.
ISU facilities staff members also were involved and worked to remove some of the water.
The fire was contained to the one apartment, which fire officials described as a total loss. Other apartments on the fourth and third floors had smoke and water damage.
The fire was accidental, according to Brett Doan, assistant chief with the Terre Haute Fire Department. Occupants of the apartment that caught fire had been burning incense in a small bedroom and were not home when the fire started.
About 48 residents — including students, families and partners — were temporarily relocated, Knerr said. All residents of the south wing were asked to move out.
While most of the damage occurred on the third and fourth floors, as a precaution, residents on the first and second floors also were temporarily relocated to air out the apartments and to assist with cleanup.
Families moved to other apartments in the same housing complex (no families were split up), while single students either relocated to other apartments or to residence halls on the main campus.
Residents on the third and fourth floors were asked to remove all personal belonging — except for large furniture — by 6 a.m. Wednesday.
They were able to take items to their new lodging or to storage space in the basement of Unit 4. Residents "were very understanding of the situation," Knerr said. Residents and ISU staff "worked together to get things out. … It was really good to see the community rally together."
She was at the building late Tuesday night and saw many people offering to help.
She also praised residence hall staff for their response. "We have a great team. They all know what their roles are" and they quickly identified housing alternatives for displaced residents.
Knerr anticipated residents of the first and second floors would be out for a few days, but it will take longer for third- and fourth-floor residents to move back.
The cleanup effort will include drying out the building, cleaning furniture, clearing out smoke and removing soot.
After cleanup is completed, carpentry crews will have to repair doors and windows. Also, electrical work will need to be done in the apartment that burned.
The Wabash Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross "was phenomenal" in offering assistance and a place for residents to wait until they had new living arrangements, Knerr said.
The family that had been burning the incense did so as part of a religious observance, according to ISU officials.
Currently, residents of University Apartments are allowed to burn such things as candles and incense, Knerr said. "It is a family environment, and residents tend to be older students," often graduate students, she said. That policy will likely be reviewed to see if anything needs to be changed.
Those who live in residence halls on the main campus are not allowed to burn such things as candles or incense.
As far as the occupants of the apartment that burned Tuesday, "Our primary concern now is helping them get settled. They lost almost everything in their apartment," Knerr said. "We want to support them; they are emotionally strained and very worried and concerned about what is going on and happened."
With it being Homecoming Week at ISU, responding to the fire has kept students and staff "a little more busy, but we're all pulling together." The goal is to get the apartments cleaned as soon as possible so residents can return.
Some of the residents had small pets that included a rabbit and ferret. University Apartment residents are allowed to keep small, caged animals. The residential life staff worked to find apartments for all those who had pets, she said.


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The Gibson County Sheriff's Office is switching to an online system for inmate visits.
It's a big advancement for a jail built more than 30 years ago, and best of all, it won't cost the county a thing.
That's because the technology company, Securus, that is installing the program is using the Gibson County Jail as sort of a pilot program.
"This is our current visitation booths, you can see there are three of them," Gibson County Sheriff, George Ballard said.
It's a tight squeeze, and with about 120 inmates, weekends are busy.
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Right now, each inmate is only allowed two visitors for a 15 minute session each week. The visitors can only be switched out every 90 days.
"I'll be able to see the rest of my family and other people besides my kids and ol' lady. My mom, my sister, and my aunts and nieces," inmate, Matt Greer said.
Greer is finishing up his sentence this summer, but will get to use the new technology.
Every day room will be equipped with a kiosk. Inmates will be able to use them 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. during any day of the week.
"They will be able to have maybe two or three visits a day if they need to," Sheriff Ballard said.
Inmates will also be able to communicate with their attorneys, and the kiosks will also be used for item and medical requests.
"It will be more direct, you know, instead of me having to put a slip in and wait two or three days, it will go straight to the nurse," Greer said.
Although, there will no longer be face to face communication. The jail will have three kiosks set up in the current visitation booths for those who don't have computers at home.
The jail already has the equipment in the basement, and just needs to be installed.
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"I don't think I've ever been more embarrassed in the 10 years of being in this business," White said. "It was the most horrible thing I have ever seen."
White has long proclaimed Silva the best fighter in all of mixed martial arts, but on Saturday White became enraged when Silva taunted, laughed at and mocked Maia in the Octagon. Silva was obviously a vastly superior fighter to Maia, and he won an easy unanimous decision, but he didn't try to knock Maia out even though Maia, a Brazilian jiu jitsu black belt, simply had no answer for Silva's onslaught.
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"It's the first time that I've ever walked out of the main event and given the belt to the guy's manager and told him to put it on him," White said.
Through his translator and manager, the Brazilian Silva apologized to fans after the fight for the way he had acted. But he said in his post-fight press conference that he meant no offense, and that if anything it was Maia who had offended him.
"The way I feel is my mission is completed. I came in and dominated the fight and did what I had to do that's how I feel," Silva said.
Apparently referring to comments that Maia made about having superior Brazilian jiu jitsu skills, Silva said he felt going into the fight that Maia wasn't showing him the respect he deserved as a champion.
"I came here well-trained, but Demian disrespected me," Silva said. "Not as a person, but disrespected me as a fighter, and I take that very seriously. I came here to do my job and that was to beat him up and punish him and that's exactly what I did. Unfortunately, it didn't turn out, and everyone wasn't pleased, but that's what I came here to do was punish him. ... I'm a black belt, and I've never stepped into the ring and disrespected anyone verbally before the fight and said things that he said."
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White said he thinks Silva needs to fight an opponent he'll be motivated to knock out. Although there had been talk before Saturday that Silva might move down a weight class and challenge welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre, White didn't seem interested in that fight late Saturday. It now seems more likely that Silva will move up in weight class and fight bigger opponents.
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Now White's job is to put Silva in the Octagon against an opponent who will bring out a Mike Tyson-type of performance.
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The lawsuit to end Wood County Commissioners routine prayer and remove the display "In God We Trust" has been dismissed.
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on Jul 2, 2013 at 3:27 pm
This does not bode well for the safety of the new Edgewood Plaza Fresh market and any other stores that may want to open here. If a gas station can be robbed at gunpoint at 11.00 am, in what is the parking lot of the Market, who on earth will want to spend time shopping here?
on Jul 2, 2013 at 3:54 pm
Was his license plate covered up?
on Jul 2, 2013 at 3:55 pm
Let's not over dramatize this event or try to inject scare tactics. Since events like this and worse can happen any place, any time, they cannot be taken too seriously if one wants to live a normal life.
on Jul 2, 2013 at 4:52 pm
I agree, @ Not an Issue, it's odd to see how a certain poster always leaps to criticize Duveneck/St. Francis on this forum. It's a great neighborhood and location. I find the Fresh Market to be very nice. Turns out there are lots of them elsewhere in the U.S. - I just had a visitor here from the Midwest who said they have it in his upscale suburb. The rest of the shopping center renewal is now going along well. I can't wait to see who the other tenants will be! I don't buy my gas at the gas station there because like many prominent gas stations at entrances to highways, it's higher-priced.
on Jul 2, 2013 at 4:53 pm
This has happened many times in the last 12 years! I do not go there anymore because they were robbed when I was filling up several years ago, after dark.
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on Jul 2, 2013 at 4:56 pm
Midtown Palo Alto experienced a similar hold-up at the 7-11 recently.
on Jul 2, 2013 at 6:21 pm
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Gas station guys, keep the door closed!
on Jul 3, 2013 at 5:10 am
Number one...I assume the robber didn't have a squirt gun..glad the attendants were not harmed. Number two...what an idiot to take only chump change from a gas station in the first place, he will be facing at LEAST 10 years in prison for his moments of terror~ If and when they track him down or someone snitches him off ( I hope..)
on Jul 3, 2013 at 7:25 am
I'm surprised the robber was able to get back on 101 so quickly. Usually when I'm at that Shell, the westbound traffic is too difficult to time right, so I just turn right and do a couple of U-turns to get back in that other direction. Most of the time, you would probably get T-boned.
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on Jul 3, 2013 at 8:49 am
Excuse me, being held up at gunpoint at eleven in the morning is not supposed to be a "normal risk of everyday life" in Palo Alto. It's not like they got hit by a meteor.
on Jul 3, 2013 at 11:18 am
Here's what someone who knows the gas station well had to say:
"Ahmed Faiyez, the manager of the station, told the Post yesterday that to his knowledge the station had never been robbed before in the daylight.
"It's a very safe place," he said. "I can't believe it."
The Daily Post, July 3, 2013, p. 16
on Jul 3, 2013 at 11:23 am
Same description from a robbery in Mountain View. Whoever this robbing scum is, I hope someone gets him soon. I'm sure that he will go to jail for a few days then be back out on the streets robbing and terrifying people once again.
on Jul 3, 2013 at 11:28 am
fear your censors and your government. they have authority to hold you, robbers do not.
on Jul 3, 2013 at 11:44 am
This story does not surprise me; my wallet was stolen there several years ago and when I reported the incident I was told by PAPD that that area was a known crime spot.
on Jul 3, 2013 at 11:47 am
I go to this gas station every week during day time, even with my young kid sometimes. I'm not dare to go at night already since long time ago(maybe 3 -4 years ago). It's ridiculous. Robbers are fearless now.....
on Jul 3, 2013 at 12:29 pm
Get a grip folks!! Did anyone stop going to the Safeway or Starbucks after the 7-11 was robbed? After all, they are close by. And the liquor store on Middlefield was robbed not long ago. People are robbed downtown and in the nearby neighborhoods from time to time. Time to write to Jerry Brown and the state legislators and tell them you are opposed to releasing inmates from prison.
on Jul 3, 2013 at 12:42 pm
> Answer: Anyone who does not have an idiotic misapprehension
> of how to deal with the normal risks of everyday life.
I really resent how Palo Alto Online lets directed insults like this stand. Saying that a particular poster has an "idiotic misapprehension" is publicly insulting that particular person and should be deleted.
It tends to support the misperception that this is or should be the public's value system ... when almost all arguments of this sort are backed by interests that profit from an unsafe environment, be it in public spaces or in the workplace ...
We all should have enough experience to understand that our society and our economy move forward by reducing risks at all levels for all people.
A statement like this basically promotes a social value system where those who can afford to live in gated communities and do not have to spend a lot of time in the public environment denigrate and ignore the whole idea of the public environment ... which is the NORM not the exception in our country.
These are essentially "fighting-words" of the continual class war that we have been fighting and wasting time and resources on our whole history.
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on Jul 3, 2013 at 2:25 pm
I have shopped at the new Fresh Market several times and think it is great. This unfortunate robbery won't deter me at all.
on Jul 3, 2013 at 2:28 pm
Citizen, much more than a few of these guys come from the east bay. I'll meet you at the 92 and Dumbarton bridges for the tear down then its of to build the great 237 wall. Or...maybe we don't live in fear. Yes. I choose the latter. We'll save the 92 and Dumbo and build our infrastructure for the future with the new bike/ped bridges.
Ahhh. I feel better already.
on Jul 3, 2013 at 2:42 pm
Robberies have not happened ther in the daytime. Enforce, but there have been several at night there in the last twenty years. The location near a freeway makes it perfect for a robber seeking an easy and quick getaway.
on Jul 3, 2013 at 4:33 pm
We avoid that gas station due to how annoying most of the customers are & how high the cost of gas is. OTOH, we love The Fresh Market & the parking is close enough to be safe, so we'll continue to patronize.
Gas up before the weekend - gas prices will be increasing!
on Jul 3, 2013 at 11:32 pm
I'm thinking most of these places that get robbed need to start investing in some better security cameras ... and start scanning outside their stores for people walking up with masks.
on Jul 4, 2013 at 9:57 am
Been there says, "Robberies have not happened ther[e] in the daytime."
The article says the robbery was at 11 am. That's the daytime, just before lunch.
on Jul 4, 2013 at 11:10 am
The recent remodeling of the gas station left the two huge signs
on Embarcadero, the bright yellow canopy which seriously detracts
from Edgewood Plaza and the residential neighborhood at this gateway
to Palo Alto, yet did not provide a secure cashier window as seen
at many stations. As far as the design review the City apparently
did not choose to get involved.
on Jul 4, 2013 at 11:58 am
Actually the original cashier window is still there but not used.
It looks like the cashier booth was left as is.
on Jul 4, 2013 at 9:38 pm
This should indeed be cause for alarm. This is not New York City, or Oakland, or San Francisco. It is Palo Alto, nominally a well-off suburban-style community.
I go to that station often too. And I'm often accosted by a person wanting to "just ask me a question." Then I see him playing the same shtick to every patron there, with no action from the management.
I see a lot of semi-scary stuff there. I say "semi" because it's not enough to have me stop going there, given the convenience.
I think that's the problem. We all see the issues, but keep going there because there are not many other convenient options. We need to insist that the management better manage safety there.
From this station's management perspective, the rare robbery is small cost relative to establishing management systems to secure safety. We need to let them know that that will no longer be the case. Make it safer and less "scary", or we will go elsewhere for gas.
What do you all think?
on Jul 4, 2013 at 9:52 pm
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I confess that (perhaps like you) I put on a brave smile on social media while underneath feeling frazzled. Every day I seem to get more communication streams flowing into my business – more emails, more instant messages, more newsletters, more Facebook posts, more LinkedIn status updates and more tweets. It feels overwhelming to sift through this volume of information; What news is valuable? Who is a potential prospect? How do I avoid slipping down that social media rabbit hole of interesting tidbits – only to find two hours later, nothing important has been done?
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Interesting article but I'm having trouble putting my business into this model. I own and operate a fence business in Fort Smith AR. Since most of my residential customers are only customers once every 10-20 years I'm not sure how I could use this to either boost my fence sales or improve the ranking of my website. I would appreciated any feedback.
Good point Mark. For your business Social Media may not be your best marketing tactic. Instead it may be getting high up in search under Fencing Fort Smith so people can find you when they need you. See past articles on local search and hope this helps.
Might he do blogs about fencing, from repairs to when you need to replace. Even a history of fencing, the different types of fencing he does.
Great Ideas!!
I am very disappointed that you didn't include any social media buttons at the top or bottom of your post. You're telling us to "Tweet" but don't provide us any way to do so for a well written article.
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The San Francisco Giants came into Wednesday night's game having won four in a row, with three of those four coming as walk-off wins in their last at-bat. The Giants weren't able to walk off at home against the Arizona Diamondbacks, but they did notch their fifth straight home win, and seventh win out of their last eight.
The early scoring was all Arizona. Kelly Johnson doubled to start the game, coming around to score on a Stephen Drew single. Henry Blanco singled home a run in the second, and then added a solo homer in the fourth -- Blanco's third home run in seven career at-bats against Jonathan Sanchez. The left-handed starter settled down, though, pitching six full innings, striking out seven and walking two.
The Giants chipped away at the lead, with Miguel Tejada -- who had his best night as a Giant -- singling home a run with two outs in the bottom of the fourth. Arizona starter Armando Galarraga started coming apart, as he walked Jonathan Sanchez to extend the inning with two outs, and then threw a wild pitch for the Giants' second run of the inning.
Struggling Aubrey Huff led off the bottom of the fifth with a solo home run to right field, and after a Tejada double with one out in the sixth, Andres Torres, fresh off the disabled list, stung a double that bounced over the center-field wall for the go-ahead run. Armando Galarraga pitched 5-1/3 innings for the Diamondbacks, taking the loss after allowing all four runs.
Ramon Ramirez, Javier Lopez, and Sergio Romo combined for scoreless seventh and eighth innings, and Brian Wilson came in for a stressful-yet-successful save in the ninth.
The series continues tomorrow with Daniel Hudson going for Arizona, and Matt Cain starting for the Giants.
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One person is dead after a head-on collision in Brown County.
The crash occurred just before 6 a.m. on the U.S. 68 bridge deck crossing over top of SR 32 in Mt. Orab.
Ohio State Highway Patrol says a Mazda Miata driven by Charlotte Brown, 62, of Winchester, was traveling southbound when she lost control of her car as she crossed the icy bridge. She slid left of center and was struck a Mercury Mariner driven by Walter Feck, 37, of Mt. Orab.
Brown was pronounced dead at the scene. Feck was taken to Mt. Orab Mercy with non-life threatening injuries.
Police say both drivers were wearing their seatbelts. The crash remains under investigation.
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Siemens is warning customers of a new and highly sophisticated virus that targets the computers used to manage large-scale industrial control systems used by manufacturing and utility companies.
Siemens learned about the issue on July 14, Siemens Industry spokesman Michael Krampe said in an email message Friday. "The company immediately assembled a team of experts to evaluate the situation. Siemens is taking all precautions to alert its customers to the potential risks of this virus," he said.
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Security experts believe the virus appears to be the kind of threat they have worried about for years -- malicious software designed to infiltrate the systems used to run factories and parts of the critical infrastructure.
Some have worried that this type of virus could be used to take control of those systems, to disrupt operations, or trigger a major accident, but experts say an early analysis of the code suggests it was probably designed to steal secrets from manufacturing plants and other industrial facilities.
"This has all the hallmarks of weaponized software, probably for espionage," said Jake Brodsky, an IT worker with a large utility, who asked that his company not be identified because he was not authorized to speak on its behalf.
Other industrial systems security experts agreed, saying the malicious software was written by a sophisticated and determined attacker. The software does not exploit a bug in the Siemens system to get onto a PC, but instead uses a previously undisclosed Windows bug to break into the system.
The virus targets Siemens management software called Simatic WinCC, which runs on the Windows operating system.
"Siemens is reaching out to its sales team and will also speak directly to its customers to explain the circumstances," Krampe said. "We are urging customers to carry out an active check of their computer systems with WinCC installations and use updated versions of antivirus software in addition to remaining vigilant about IT security in their production environments."
Late Friday, Microsoft issued a security advisory warning of the issue, saying it affects all versions of Windows, including its latest Windows 7 operating system. The company has seen the bug exploited only in limited, targeted attacks, Microsoft said.
The systems that run the Siemens software, called SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) systems, are typically not connected to the Internet for security reasons, but this virus spreads when an infected USB stick is inserted into a computer.


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Tim Lincecum pitched two innings of relief for the Giants in Game 2. They were scoreless innings, and the crowd responded with boisterous cheers. Everyone was jazzed, and the fire was back.
Then the Giants were retired on .5 pitches in both of the innings that followed Lincecum. Then Jose Mijares came in and allowed a single, a walk, and a double, putting the Giants down 6-0 in a game in which they've had two runners.
Other than that, everything's going pretty well for the Giants.
The double was hit by ... aw, hell, I don't even know anymore. I think it was Jay Bruce, but it doesn't really matter. No, I checked, it was Bruce. And with one out, Ryan Hanigan singled to bring Bruce home ... oh, and as I was typing that, Drew Stubbs hit a triple to score Hanigan. Cool, cool.
The Reds are up 8-0, and Bronson Arroyo is hitting for himself because he has a one-hitter going.
There exists, somewhere in this world, a guy who is both a Reds fan and a Bills fan. At least that guy is having a half-lousy day. Take that, theoretical sports fan.


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For those interested in the lore/story the first of the faction short stories is up. This one is for the Shado Pan.
For those interested in the lore/story the first of the faction short stories is up. This one is for the Shado Pan.
Enjoy reading these. I hate reading them on blizzards site tho. Something about the color I think.
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Amazing piece of work.
"Humility defeats pride, Master Yang has preached. Pride defeats man"
Very nice story. Liked it a lot better then the rather lame ones involving Lili from the introduction of Mists.
That was pretty great. But I can't find any context clues indicating what exactly he stole at the very end, and it's driving me bonkers.
was surprisingly dark. i liked it though. maybe he'll replace lao softfoot.
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KUSA - Snowy conditions is hampering travel in parts of Colorado.
Loveland Pass closed because of the snow Thursday but opened again by Friday morning. The Colorado Department of Transportation says U.S. Highway 40 over Berthoud Pass was shut down overnight and also opened by Friday morning.
Parts of Interstate 70 in central Colorado were snow covered, and eastbound I-70 between Vail and Frisco was closed for hours because of multiple accidents.
WINTER STORM WARNINGS are in effect until 6 p.m. Friday for most mountain areas along and west of the Continental Divide.
Preliminary snowfall reports Thursday evening included 21 inches near Breckenridge, 19 near Dillon, 18.5 near Fraser and 16 near Frisco.
The roads around the Denver metro area showed little accumulation Thursday evening. That is because the roads were warm when the storm started out as rain.
CDOT says falling temperatures and a lot more snow overnight could create dangerous conditions.
CDOT says 106 snow plows have been on these roads since 2 p.m. Thursday. Crews will stay out throughout the night and well into Friday.
The storm is also affecting air travel.
Denver International Airport reported 168 canceled flights Thursday. The majority of the canceled flights were smaller regional aircraft that travel to mountain towns and cities near Denver. Flight delays remain possible Friday.
DIA said snow removal teams are ready to keep the airfield, roadways and parking areas clear of snow. DIA has more than 250 pieces of snow-removal equipment and more than 500 trained snow-removal personnel.
Passengers should expect to spend a little extra time on the plane before takeoff.
Travelers are encouraged to check their flight status with the airlines or on www.flydenver.com before departing for the airport.
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Sandy Koufax / Ken Regan Dual Autographed 'Wind Up' Photograph
Sandy Koufax was the most dominating pitcher of his generation. His career peaked with a six-year run like no other in the history of the game from 1961-1966, a period of time that included six straight All-Star appearances, three Cy Young Awards, and a NL MVP Award in 1963. From 1963-1966, he won 97 games and lost only 27.
A four-time World Series Champion and two-time World Series MVP, Koufax played his entire career for the Dodgers organization, first in Brooklyn and then in Los Angeles. He threw four No-Hitters and one perfect game and made national headlines for his controversial decision to not pitch during Game 1 of the 1965 World Series, as the game fell on Yom Kippur, the most holy day in the Jewish religion. His career was cut short due to a bout with arthritis at the age of 30. As a result he became the youngest player to ever be elected to Baseball's Hall of Fame in 1972 at age 36.
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The Denver Broncos will travel to face the New England Patriots on Saturday night in the 2012 AFC Divisional round of the playoffs, in a rematch of a regular season meeting. In the first meeting, the Patriots offense exploded for 20 points right before halftime to take a lead and hold it to win 41-23. The Broncos defense gave up 451 total yards to Patriots and were killed by the Patriots other tight end, Aaron Hernandez, to the tune of 9 catches for 129 yards and a touchdown. As Peter King of SI.com points out, it's not just Rob Gronkowski teams should worry about at tight end.
The Broncos don't need to worry about getting Gronked here. They have to worry about getting killed by both tight ends. Aaron Hernandez had nine catches the first time these teams played this year, a month ago in Denver, proving Rob Gronkowski isn't the only one who can obliterate a defense among New England's tight ends. Gronkowski and Hernandez combined for 169 catches this season, and that's going to be the most difficult single factor for Denver to address here. I don't see enough quality cover men to cover those two plus Wes Welker, and Brady will feast.
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On Thursday Washington became to first state to legalize the possession of marijuana.
Under federal law, marijuana is still illegal and federal agents could arrest anybody in possession of the drug.
However, that did not deter crowds of marijuana supporters from gather at midnight Thursday morning to light up.
Although the law only went into effect in Washington, marijuana supporters in Texas said it was a huge win for them as well.
"We're very excited about that," said Josh Schimberg of Texas NORML. "I know it was a very happy for many people who overnight became criminals and regular citizens were able to enjoy a harmless, harmless herb.
"Everybody really considers this the first in a long line of dominos that will fall just like the medical marijuana issue."
Under the Washington law it is legal to possess one ounce of marijuana. However, lighting up in a public place remains illegal just like alcohol.
Also, selling it, growing, and giving it away is illegal. Users in Washington will not be able to legally buy it until the liquor control board figures out rules for setting up retail shops.
An Austin Recover spokesperson said that even though it may be legal in that state does not mean it is good for people's health.
"It definitely produces anxiety, vivid dreams, insomnia, and that's all a part of withdrawal of marijuana," said Angela Vickrey of Austin Recovery.
Since marijuana is still illegal on the federal level, the Department of Justice could step in with a lawsuit to stop the state from producing and selling pot in stores.
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BATE Borisov continue their remarkable bid to qualify for the knockout stages of the Champions League as they take on Valencia in Minsk.
The Belarusians won a remarkable victory over Bayern Munich in their last game and currently sit top of their group, although they still have much to do before being able to qualify. Coach Victor Goncharenko took the opportunity to rest players in his side's last game on Thursday, and combined with a fully-fit squad, will mean that fatigue is no concern for the home side.
Valencia, by contrast, scraped a fiercely-fought 3-2 win over Athletic Bilbao at the weekend, but still had the opportunity to give some key players some time off, with Ever Banega only making a substitute appearance. The Argentine playmaker could start tonight, and coach Manuel Pellegrini has suggested that he may deploy a back three in order to adapt to the absence of Jérémy Mathieu.
Goncharenko has vowed that his side will be aiming for a victory, but having already overachieved, he will be aware that a draw may be enough to keep them in with a good chance of qualification. Valencia have a tough test in store against an opponent that is flying high and raring to go - a BATE victory here would have been a surprise two months ago, but not any longer.
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Valencia also have a relatively fit squad, although Mathieu has not travelled and Guaita may not be ready to come back from illness. Manuel Pellegrini has suggested that Valencia may cope with Mathieu's absence with a three-man defence, and has also insisted that striker Nelson Valdez is fully fit.
Match Date/Time: 9:45 p.m. local, 2:45 p.m. ET
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Junk food doesn't just help you gain weight, it can also cause acne. And with all the highly processed foods available, acne problems are showing up earlier in teens and even adults. A lot of issues with acne can be traced back to the foods we put into our bodies, and doctors say, those who fill their diets with processed foods are more likely to have problems with their skin.
Sure, processed foods may taste good, but they can cause some serious problems."Preservatives are harder for our bodies to process. Different chemicals-sometimes there's more pesticides in them that just puts a strain on our body's major processing organs, which are the liver, the lungs and the kidneys. And, if you can't detox those chemicals and those pesticides, then it comes out in your skin," says Dr. Elizabeth Allmendinger.
Now, I know heading straight for the junk food section is pretty easy when you get to the grocery store, but your skin will be a lot happier if you spend more time in the produce section. "Along with having less skin conditions, most people have a healthier glow about them. They just look better, their skin is more even-toned-it's hydrated better," says Allmendinger.And when it comes to preventing acne in both teens and adults, a balanced diet is crucial. "Apples in the morning with breakfast, eggs, again, and good quality meats are all great. Al la carte pizza, greasy food, it's not helping your skin at all. Your plate should have probably half of it be vegetables and then a portion of meat," says Allmendinger.
And even though milk sounds a likely healthy option, conventional pasteurized milk from cows can suppress hormones, which isn't ideal for teenagers, whose hormones are changing."I tend to recommend almond milk or rice milk. Soy milk also affects hormones, so it's a phytoestrogen, so if you have too much estrogen, it'll bring it down, if you have not enough, it will bring it up. That can be really tricky with teenagers," says Allmendinger.For some, it may be tough to eliminate all junk food from a diet, but limiting it could be well worth it in the end.
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I've been away on the Star trek.com forum, due to my previous inability to post here. But they are closing the boards there. This is what they posted:
StarTrek.com, over the next several weeks, will begin closing its official fan galleries and boards. First, on April 28, the galleries and boards will be locked to enable fans to view and save their favorite posts. Then, on May 28, the StarTrek.com galleries and boards will be removed from the site.
We invite fans to share their favorite photos and join the lively conversations on the official Star Trek social media sites: Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Instagram and Pinterest.
Maybe the announcement by the CBS site inviting people to make use of the Star Trek social-media sites can be taken to imply that there is no longer much need for fan-created Star Trek forums, and I'm certainly not qualified to give an opinion on that. But there does seem to be an attitude in the air that there is no need at least for any new fan-operated Trek forums or even much left to discuss, that it has all been discussed to death. I don't know about that, but Star Trek Journal, the subject of this thread, seems to be doing pretty well so far for a brand-new Trek forum. It's only a month old but more active than most and well supported by the few remaining active members for this forum, even though this thread is still probably the main link to it.
Anyway, it's up to over 400 posts in the first month, has a nice color scheme, combadge thread markers, Starfleet rank pips, LCARS function buttons, and Trek emoticons. And content so far includes 95 LCARS-style schematics, a lot of photos of the filming models of Trek ships, a little CGI, and other such goodies. And it's growing in content and membership. So at least it's looking good so far.
Well, I got the skin looking nice, I think, with colors to my liking, commbadge forum markers, LCARS function buttons, rank pips, Trek emoticons, and a bunch of JavaScript patches to rein in various default displays that were detracting from the style, plus one as a countermeasure against mistaking the registration CAPTCHA box for advertising. It's still sorely lacking in the type threads I'm not good at writing: ones about episodes. So I've got much work to do on content. But it's coming along.
Being close to 1,000 posts already sounds good, but nine days ago I was notified by e-mail of a new forum dedicated to Trek artwork that had just been launched to replace one that had crashed. It had four members and over 100 posts already, and I joined as member No. 5. Even though only members can view the threads and they have only 11 members, they're up to over 650 posts in less than two weeks. And the only links they have, as far as I know, are the thread I started at Star Trek Journal and a link on my own LCARS 24 Web site. Compared with that, 980 posts since March 22 sounds pretty poor. Besides large MSDs, etc. they have complete sets of LCARS panels for one shuttle, a runabout, and some others that could be printed out and used if anybody were building cockpit sets for fan films (or a mock-up!). Anyway, a lot of pretty cool stuff.
Here's the link to that forum full of beautiful Star Trek artwork, although only registered members are allowed to view it:
The next TV Series should be called STARFLEET!
I guess you mean that you prefer black text on a white background. I can understand that. That's the default. That's how Sb63's Star Trek Logs is displayed, with smaller lettering (It uses the same host, same forum software). I recommended that when you guys were discussing the need for a new forum. My forum has a setting to allow the user to have it displayed like that, but in my total ignorance in these matters I started out by just modifying the CSS, which means I turned the default display into a custom skin. So in order for me to enable the option for you to use the setting in the User Control Panel to activate the default skin (and make it look like Sb63's forum), I'll have to find out what the required procedure is and follow it exactly. Okay, I'll do the research and implement that and test it to make sure it works with no quirks. Then you can have black on white. But for now both settings lead to the skin I've made, since I knew nothing of those protocols when making the skin. And once I do that. I'll have to do something else I've been lazy about, which is adding alpha channel to the Trek emoticons so they'll be displayed properly regardless of background color.
What I consider illegible is medium gray lettering on a white background. I don't know why that's so popular. I have to copy and paste and change the colors just to read it.
A few days ago someone outside the forum praised the skin I made, but that got me thinking that most people must not like it, since if they did there would already be plenty of others with at least the same background color, which is simply #304050 (dec 48, 64, 80).
Actually, I've gotten very little feedback about the color scheme. So I don't know what percentages of people like/dislike it, not that I want to start a poll or anything.
Last edited by LCARS 24 : 06-23-2014 at 05:07 PM.
Here's a sample with the brightness of the font cut down from #FFFFFF to D8D8D8. Maybe you'll like that better. Enabling the black-on-white option is something I'm not really happy about attempting.
And maybe it's the result of using Google Tools early on, but here's the list of Google's indexed pages for Star Trek Journal:
Google listing for Star Trek Journal
I also centered the masthead, as per someone's suggestion by PM.
So now both preview and final text of posts are like this (text: D8D8D8, background: #304050):
Last edited by LCARS 24 : 07-09-2014 at 12:05 PM.
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