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Editor's Take: The pipeline from Paul Laurence Dunbar High School (Baltimore, MD) to Morgantown is not over.
It started when current WVU standout Tavon Austin made a name for himself in high school with his ridiculous highlight film, and that superior talent has since transitioned him into an All-Big East performer. Now, current WVU commitment Deontay McManus wants to follow that path.
You don't find athletes too often like McManus. At first glance, he has the size of a linebacker, the speed of a wide receiver and already looks like a BCS player. His athleticism is pretty remarkable for a guy his size.
In the junior highlight film above, McManus displays his somewhat surprising breakaway speed and agility that seems more suited for a BCS level slot receiver, not a 6'2" 215-pound high school senior. Nonetheless, it helps explain why every school around has offered him a scholarship, as Rivals.com ranks him as a four-star prospect and the 165th overall prospect in the nation.
In the tape, we see him playing both sides of the ball, but Head Coach Dana Holgorsen's commitment to wanting him strictly at wideout is a huge reason why the talented prospect chose to commit to the Mountaineers.
One thing McManus brings to the table instantly is his ability to grab the ball out of the air in the red zone. We see multiple times on this film where his quarterback simply tosses the ball up to him on a fade route near the goal line and lets him make a play. His jumping ability and hands are very good, and his huge frame allows him to have his way with smaller cornerbacks.
One thing he will have to improve on at the next level is his consistency. He has shown he can jump in the air and make the difficult catch, but can he catch the 10-yard slant over the middle on a consistent basis? Can he bring the focus and intensity that is necessary at this level everyday in practice? He struggled with his consistency this summer during Nike's The Opening and he will certainly need to refine his game when he makes the jump to the Big East.
With that said, his raw athleticism could get him on the field in the two-deep as a true freshman in 2012. This Dunbar product makes people miss as good as anybody since Austin roamed the sideline for the Poets.
When is the last time we saw a 215-pound athlete returning punts? While McManus probably won't be doing this on the college level, it further shows how ridiculously athletic this Maryland product is.
His size and strength also make him extremely tough for only one defender to bring down. Be sure to watch the clip around the 3:45 mark for further proof.


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The Devil Rays need pitching, for the immediate future and beyond, and that's just what
is at the top of most teams' list.
"There is some real good depth early in the draft," said Cam Bonifay, the Rays'
director of player personnel and scouting. "Yes, there are many fine college pitchers, but
there are some very good high school pitchers as well.''
The Rays have taken position players with their top pick all but two times since they
started drafting in 1996. Only once in the past six drafts (RHP Dewon Brazelton in 2001)
have they gone for a pitcher. They have never taken a high school pitcher in the first
"We don't try to get too smart," Bonifay said. "We try to keep an open mind going into
the draft."
The Rays pick fourth this year, after having one of the top two picks in each of the
last two drafts. Tampa Bay has had one of the top six picks every season since 2000, when
outfielder Rocco Baldelli was selected from Bishop Hendricken High in Warwick, R.I.
Bonifay and his staff have pared the list of their potential first-round picks to six.
He declined to be specific but said it included pitchers and position players from high
school and college.
If any of those three pitchers drop to the Rays' pick, they will be very interested.
The Rays also like the two other Rice right-handers, Philip Humber and Wade Townsend, with
Humber maybe their favorite of the two. All three Rice pitchers are juniors who are very
big, throw hard and have good control.
Brazelton remains a top pitching prospect, along with 23-year-old right-hander Seth
McClung, but the Rays do not have enough depth of quality starters. They most likely will
try to trade for or sign one or two starters this off-season, but this draft offers an
excellent opportunity.
"Our philosophy has always been that we're going to take the very best player
available," said general manager Chuck LaMar. "Whether that player is a pitcher this year
remains to be seen."
The Rays could consider a high school pitcher, such as right-hander Homer Bailey of
LaGrange, Texas. He might be on their list of finalists. But they probably would want a
pitcher who could help them sooner than Bailey might be ready.
Or, of the position players in the draft, the Rays might consider Florida State
shortstop Stephen Drew or shortstop Chris Nelson of Redan High in Decatur, Ga.
But with shortstop B.J. Upton now in Class AAA and Julio Lugo playing well, the Rays
should be set in the middle infield for a while.
No matter whom they take, the Rays will know the player well. Most of their top scouts
and front office personnel, including Bonifay and LaMar, have been studying the best players
up close for quite a while. They have spent a lot of time at college tournaments and
individual workouts as well.
"Our people have done an outstanding job," Bonifay said. "Along with our
cross-checkers and (special assistant to the GM) Tim Wilken and (assistant GM) Bart Braun,
we have had as many guys out working as ever before. They haven't taken any days off in the
last month. And our scouting supervisors have done a good job with recommendations."
Paul C. Smith is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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Disorderly conduct reported at Circle K gas station, 401 W. Main St.
Burglary in the 600 block of East Fairchild Street.
Fuel theft at Circle K gas station, 401 W. Main St.
Retail theft at County Market, 2 E. Main St.
Home invasion, aggravated battery and property damage in the 900 block of Hubbard Lane.
Possession of cannabis in the 1200 block of Koehn Drive.
A man arrested for obstructing justice at Jackson Street and Prospect Place.
A man arrested for possession of cannabis, unlawful use of a weapon, obstructing justice and three counts of criminal trespassing at the Veterans Affairs Illiana Health Care System, 1900 E. Main St.
Disorderly conduct in the 100 block of North California Avenue.
Trespassing in the first block of Blue Star Highway.
A woman arrested for obstructing justice in the 100 block of Stroup Street.
A man arrested for disorderly conduct in the 400 block of North Griffin Street.
Burglary in the 1100 block of Harmon Street.
Vehicle burglary in the 300 block of South Stewart Street.
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Domestic battery in the 500 block of East Fifth Street.
Burglary in the 1600 block of Georgetown Road.
Accidents involving tickets or injuries include:
Wednesday, 3:32 p.m. — At 13816 Catlin-Tilton Road involving Jacob Kocher, 26, of Sidell; Charles Swick, 27, of Catlin; and Patricia Starr, 81, of Danville. Kocher was cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident.
Wednesday, 4:50 p.m. — At Voorhees and Grant streets involving Kendall Perkins, 21, of the 1200 block of North Grant Street, and Armando Guererro, 21, of the 1100 block of North Jackson Street. Perkins was cited for disobeying a stop sign while Guererro was cited for driving without insurance.
Firefighters responded to the following calls:
Wednesday, 10:07-10:20 a.m. — An alarm activation at the Village Mall, 2917 N. Vermilion St.
Wednesday, 10:36-10:56 a.m. — A smoke odor at 100 N. California Ave.
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Childhood disintegrative disorder is also known as Heller's syndrome. It's a very rare condition in which children develop normally until at least two years of age, but then demonstrate a severe loss of social, communication and other skills.
Childhood disintegrative disorder is part of a larger category called autism spectrum disorder. However, unlike autism, someone with childhood disintegrative disorder shows severe regression after several years of normal development and a more dramatic loss of skills than a child with autism does. In addition, childhood disintegrative disorder can develop later than autism does.
Treatment for childhood disintegrative disorder involves a combination of medications, behavior therapy and other approaches.
Children with childhood disintegrative disorder typically show a dramatic loss of previously acquired skills in two or more of the following areas:
Loss of developmental milestones may occur abruptly over the course of days to weeks or gradually over an extended period of time.
When to see a doctor
Children typically develop at their own pace, but any loss of developmental milestones is cause for concern. If your child has suddenly lost previously acquired language, social, motor, play, thinking (cognitive) or self-help skills, such as toilet training and feeding, contact your doctor. In addition, if you suspect that your child has gradually shown a loss in any area of development, talk with your doctor.
The cause of childhood disintegrative disorder is not known. There is not enough research on this rare disorder to determine a cause.
A pediatrician usually performs developmental screenings at regular well-child visits. If you think your child may have a developmental disorder, talk with the pediatrician. If your child's doctor suspects a developmental disorder, you'll probably be referred to a team of childhood development specialists for more detailed testing.
What you can do
To get the most from your visit to the doctor, prepare in advance:
For childhood disintegrative disorder, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
Don't hesitate to ask questions anytime during your appointment.
What to expect from your doctor
Be prepared to answer questions from your doctor. Your doctor might ask questions such as:
Diagnostic criteria
For a child to be diagnosed with childhood disintegrative disorder, he or she must meet the criteria in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) published by the American Psychiatric Association, summarized below. This manual is used by mental health providers to diagnose mental conditions and by insurance companies to reimburse for treatment.
Normal development for at least the first 2 years of life
Normal development includes age-appropriate verbal and nonverbal communication, social relationships, and motor, play and self-care skills.
Significant loss of previous skills
Loss of previous skills, after at least two years of normal development, in at least two of the following areas:
Lack or loss of normal function
Lack or loss of normal function occurs in at least two of the following areas:
Your child's doctor should perform developmental screenings at well-child visits or if you suspect that there's a delay in your child's development or a loss of age-appropriate skills.
If your doctor sees signs or symptoms of a developmental disorder or delay, your child may be referred to one or more specialists for evaluation and diagnosis. These may include a child psychologist, a child psychiatrist, a doctor who specializes in conditions of the brain and nervous system (neurologist), a pediatrician specializing in behavioral and developmental problems, a hearing specialist (audiologist), a speech therapist, a physical therapist, and an occupational therapist.
These professionals may perform some or all of the following tests:
Developmental tests
Your doctor may also want your child to have several developmental tests to measure how your child performs skills compared with other children of the same age. These tests measure the following skills:
Test results allow your health care team to look for underlying medical or neurological conditions that may be causing your child's signs and symptoms, rule out other conditions or diseases, and make an accurate diagnosis. Then the team can develop the best treatment plan for your child.
There's no cure for childhood disintegrative disorder. Treatment for the disorder is basically the same as for autism. Treatments to relieve or lessen symptoms may include:
Although abilities and behaviors vary greatly for children with childhood disintegrative disorder, the outcome is worse than for children with autism. The loss of language, cognitive, social and self-care skills tends to be severe and unlikely to improve. Children with the disorder generally need lifelong support with the activities of daily living, and may eventually need residential care in a group home or long-term care facility.
Some parents choose to supplement traditional medical treatments and behavior therapy with alternative therapies. The safety and effectiveness of alternative therapies for autism spectrum disorders have not been proved.
Always talk with your doctor before trying a new therapy. Your doctor can help you understand the risks and benefits, and alert you to any possible side effects or interactions with existing medications.
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Marshmallow Bones
Those who seek out remains in the cupboard will enjoy these fresh marshmallow bones.
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- 3/4 cup cold water
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1/2 ounce unflavored gelatin (1 tablespoon)
- 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar
- 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons light corn syrup
- Confectioners' sugar, for dusting
Step 1
Line 2 baking sheets with waxed paper. Combine 1/2 cup cold water and the vanilla in a mixing bowl. Sprinkle gelatin over top, and let stand until softened, about 5 minutes.
Step 2
Bring granulated sugar, corn syrup, and remaining 1/4 cup cold water to a boil in a small saucepan. Cook, washing down sides of saucepan with a wet pastry brush, until mixture registers 234 degrees to 240 degrees on a candy thermometer. Remove from heat.
Step 3
Whisk gelatin mixture with a mixer on high speed for 30 seconds. With the machine running, carefully pour hot sugar mixture down the side of bowl in a slow, steady stream. Whisk mixture until very fluffy and almost stiff, 8 to 10 minutes. Transfer to a pastry bag fitted with a 1/2-inch round tip.
Step 4
To form the bones: In a continuous motion, pipe a small figure 8, then a straight 5-inch line, then another small figure 8. Repeat. Let bones stand, uncovered, for 10 to 12 hours in a cool, dry place.
Step 5
Generously sift confectioners' sugar over bones, turning to coat. Shake off excess. (The marshmallow bones will keep in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 2 weeks.)
SourceMartha Stewart Living, October 2008
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Reviews (21)
pandaaze26 Oct, 2011
Bad recipe, stay away! Doesn't come out as stated. Followed the directions 2 the letter & it turned out delicious, but awful 2 handle. It's not my 1st time making marshmallows either. I had 2beat it on the highest speed of my Kitchenaid as well & it took over 30min before it started 2 get stiff enough 2 work w/. Never set even after 48hrs. Had 2 put it in the freezer & still sticky. Tastes amazing, but more like Fluffernutter spread instead of marshmallows. Took 2 long 2 beat & never sets. Messy
thelanegang0520 Oct, 2011
This was my first time making marshmallow. I thought the recipe was great. However, it took a lot longer then 10 minutes to get them fluffy and stiff enough. I used the whisk attachment to my kitchenaid and had it running as fast as it could go. That was when I saw the results. Anything less then that it just wouldn't get stiff enough.
SOMERSIZING8 Nov, 2008
Just go to top of page and type in Marshmallows and then press the search button. you will then find 181 entries for them. we have made Momma Reiner's and even the neighbor who wont eat marshmallows tried them since I was standing there and he said he loved them.
SoniaF31 Oct, 2008
I will like to know which recipe you used, and where can I find it, could you please let me know.
Many thanks
JenC_AZ30 Oct, 2008
I've made Martha's other marshmallow recipe before and NEVER had an issue. The homemade marshmallows are always a hit at Christmas with cocoa. But I was terribly disappointed with this recipe. I don't know if it's the amount of gelatin as was mentioned previously or if it was the temperature of the sugar mixture but I will NOT use this recipe ever again. I have some great bones and skulls (with chocolate details) that won't come off the cookie sheets. Time wasted. :( Now I have to start over
BGarey30 Oct, 2008
What's so complicated?? All you're doing is making marshmallows. These turned out really nice--mine weren't quite as "boney"-looking as the picture, but who cares? They taste really good. I will say, it takes some time and patience to do these, but I think they're worth it!
sebsrb30 Oct, 2008
Well I tried making the bones, smaller versions, with my merigne mushroom recipe today. Did not work. Not sure if it was because they stuck on the cookie sheet due to lack of parchment paper. But in any case, maybe I will try again in the larger version with Marth's recipe. Was worth a shot on the baking at 200 with my mushrooms. BTW the mushrooms turned out great. Have a Happy Halloween! ! !!
lori330 Oct, 2008
looks very complicated!!! too bad!!!
mykele30 Oct, 2008
I always read comments when available before
adding them to my collection and I see a lot
of negative comments....Martha's staff better
get with it and give better recipe proportions.
I am a very experienced baker/cook and
can usually tell at a glance which ones just
aren't correct in some way. Pity......
sebsrb30 Oct, 2008
I make a recipe for merigne mushrooms that bake in the boven at 250 degrees for 1 hour and 45 minutes. I will be trying this recipe for the bones and see how it works. I will dust with the powdered sugar afterwards.
I am thinking abour coating the flat side of the bone with melted white chocolate for added sweetness.
RRLN6827 Oct, 2008
After reading everyone else's comments, I used the Barefoot Contessa recipe instead, super yummy. I also piped them onto wax paper that was generously covered in powered sugar before and after. They looked adorable and were a big hit with kids and adults alike.
Beurre72927 Oct, 2008
I agree with geeneebee
Beurre72927 Oct, 2008
I agree with geeneebee
LH70117 Oct, 2008
I'm glad I read everyones comments before trying this recipe. I have made Martha's marshmallows many times before without a problem. I looked up the recipe out of her old cookbook
geeneebee16 Oct, 2008
I meant to add to my comment at 5:33 PM that this is one of several Martha Stewart recipes I've tried and that has not turned out correctly. I now check the Internet for similar recipes whenever I am tempted to try one of Martha's, and just present my final dish like she recommends, while using a proven recipe. I am a very experienced cook and baker, by the way, and have no problems with other people's recipes. I guess it's "cook beware" when making one of Martha's. That's unfortunate.
mrscupcakechef15 Oct, 2008
Determined to make them work, I decided to put them in the freezer. I did this for about 20 minutes and then they were able to peel away from the wax paper (but not extremely easily). I then put them straight into the powdered sugar and stored them in the refrigerator. It took a lot more work then I had planned so I hope they hold up and work!
mrscupcakechef14 Oct, 2008
I tried these too, and they didn't harden enough to remove from the wax paper either. I even left them out for 24 hours then put them in the refrigerator. I may try a little bit int he freezer. They were too soft to even pick up without losing their shape. I am very disappointed, but they did have a a good flavor when I tried them from the bowl.
Deborahhh14 Oct, 2008
Oh, and meant to add . . . since they're marshmallow, they won't harden like meringue . . . but are they so soft that they're too soft, even for marshmallow?
Deborahhh14 Oct, 2008
That's a shame. I wonder what would happen if the waxed paper were either sprayed with nonstick spray or sprinkled with a fine layer of sifted powdered sugar before piping on the mixture.
Deborahhh14 Oct, 2008
That's a shame. I wonder what would happen if the waxed paper were either sprayed with nonstick spray or sprinkled with a fine layer of sifted powdered sugar before piping on the mixture.
mrstiab12 Oct, 2008
I made these and they never got hard. They stuck to the wax paper and I was unable to remove them from it. I let them stand 12 hours in a cool, dry place then sifted with powder sugar thinking that would harden them but to no avail. I am very disappointed because my nephews would have absolutely LOVED them!!


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Villa celebrates expansion
Five years of various construction projects have transformed and enhanced the 178-year-old campus of St. Joseph's Villa into a modern, vibrant facility that serves as a safe and efficient community resource for families.
Earlier this month, Villa officials gathered with clients, volunteers, students, Henrico County Manager Virgil Hazelett and Fairfield Supervisor Frank Thornton to celebrate the campus' transformation.
There was a strong sense of excitement and accomplishment in the air during the June 6 event at the Villa, where the changes will ensure that it remains a vital resource for needy families – 82 percent of them from Henrico. The improvements have helped the Villa build new partnerships, increase capacity, improve efficiency and expand the scope of its services.
"Before this project, we were serving 800 [people] – now we are serving about 2,000," said Board of Trustees member JoAnne K. Henry.
The renovation is the first major construction of infrastructure and roadways on the 82 acre campus since 1931. A major investment is the new perimeter road that makes it safer for the 450 vehicles that access the campus each day, while removing them from the pedestrian walkways and safeguarding clients, staff, visitors and children.
"My son has attended the Villa for four years and will be graduating this year. I think it's wonderful and it gives the children time to walk through the school without cars going by," said parent Jaralyn McIntosh. "It's the best idea they could've come up with."
Other significant features include a new culinary arts center for dining and career training, a pedestrian avenue and walkways to connect buildings and campus resources, renovation of the gym and underground infrastructures including utilities and technology and restoration of the central garden and green spaces to promote outdoor learning and therapy.
The transformation began five years ago when architects, board members, engineers and staff devised a master plan for the future of St. Joseph's Villa with safety and transportation as the main goals.
The building committee, led by Villa Chairman John Gentry, held monthly meetings for 26 months to create budgets plans and implement work. The Villa launched its first ever capital campaign, "Believing is Seeing," with a goal of $10 million. Despite launching the campaign during one of the worst economic recessions in recent history, the Villa reached 99 percent of its goal. The money raised came from various donations from businesses, grants, staff, board members and friends.
The transformation is one that not only has helped expand the reach and scope of services the Villa can offer but has also been an example for the students.
"The number one reason to love the new campus is because of inspiration for transformation. Seeing what the campus has become inspires a sense of possibility in the individuals that they serve here," said Villa senior Ellen Trebour during the grand reopening.
Said Villa CEO Kathleen Barrett: "They have been thrilled; we asked the students for their input and how they felt about everything. They were involved every step of the way, and everyone loves the finished project."
Established in 1834 by the Daughters of Charity to serve as an orphanage and school, the Villa has now evolved as the oldest and largest continuously operating children's nonprofit organization in the metro region. It is a non-religious affiliated, non-profit organization that works to serve children and families by providing children with special needs the opportunity to succeed through innovative educational and day programs. Many of those served are dealing with autism, homelessness, or physical and mental disabilities that would classify the children as "at risk."
The project was recently awarded the Greater Richmond Association Commercial Real Estate Award for the best site improvements in 2011. The project finished under budget and before the targeted completion date.
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To help celebrate twenty years of service to advocating for abused and neglected children in Henrico County, Henrico Court Appointed Special Advocates, Inc. (CASA) will host an evening with bestselling author K.L. Randis on Tuesday, Aug. 26, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Belmont Recreation Center in Lakeside.
Randis is best known for her bestselling novel, Spilled Milk, which tells her painful – but ultimately triumphant – personal story of abuse and of child abuse prevention. The book is her first novel.
Philippines ambassador to the US visits Filipino Festival in Henrico
The Ambassador of the Philippines to the United States Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. attended the Ninth Annual Filipino Festival at Our Lady of Lourdes Church earlier this month. Cuisia (pictured above with festival performers) was welcomed by County Manager John Vithoulkas and Brookland District Supervisor Dick Glover (below) at the church, which is located in Lakeside.
While enjoying some of the cultural performances at the festival, the ambassador and his wife had a private lunch with Vithoulkas, Glover, Eldon Burton (an outreach representative from U.S. Senator Mark R. Warner's Office) and Father James Begley, the pastor of OLL. > Read more.
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The center is seeking designs for:
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I recently saw maraschino cherries without the dangerous dye in my supermarket and decided to make the cake again. When I picked up the book, it fell open to page 134. There was my mother's distinctive handwriting. As soon as I saw it, I saw my mother making the cake. I tasted the cherries and the walnuts. I wished I had made it my tradition as well -- but it's never too late to start. My own birthday's coming up, and I know exactly what to bake.


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After a stint in the military and years of running his own businesses, Ken Gates worked in the corporate world until he felt "a quiet nudge from behind." Ageism.
That's when he decided to put his life experience to better use. And he followed his heart.
Three years ago, at age 61, he enrolled in UMaine's School of Social Work.
"I've always been interested in older folks. I seek them out for their wisdom, their different perspective," he says.
"I lost my parents when they were in their 60s. I wasn't able to help them wind down their lives. That's why clinical work with the elderly is what I wanted desperately to do."
In his practicum with Waldo County Home Health & Hospice, Gates has seen the physical struggles of aging adults. In his in-home hospice therapy, he focused on the patient and caregiver until the day came that only one remained; then it was time to turn his attention to the bereavement process.
"A lot of hospice work is with the patient who is progressing to death, but our work doesn't stop when a person dies," Gates says. "When someone moves on, the caregiver vacillates between remorse and relief. We shift to the family, helping them through the bereavement, especially two or three weeks after the funeral, when they're alone. That's especially important in the case of someone losing a spouse."
For both the patient and caregiver, the hospice social worker is a listener, facilitator and advocate, Gates says, often posing the pertinent yet sensitive questions about estate planning and other end-of-life directives. While modern medicine can provide physical comfort like pain management, social workers like Gates offer emotional and spiritual support.
During an in-home visit, that support may take the form of talking about the past, taking down a letter to a family member far away or playing a quiet game of cribbage. All the while listening and observing intently.
"We're there to buoy them up, to give them a sense of belonging and purpose," says Gates, whose new career may focus on palliative care. "It's important that they know that their life has meaning. And that they are not alone.
"There's a great deal of satisfaction in helping people empower themselves. That's what social work is all about. We're not doing for them, but helping them help themselves."
Gates says the experience also has taught him that one person can make a difference in people's lives.
"I don't have the patience to change policy, but I admire people who do. I need the short-term reinforcement that what I'm doing is making a difference."


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Animated emcee Busta Rhymes revealing that his upcoming, currently untitled solo album has approached completion, SOHH recently hit up the lyrical quickdraw to get more deals on the LP.
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"Chris Rock is a friend of mine," Busta told SOHH. "He's a Brooklyn native, I'm a Brooklyn native. We've watched each other grow in the industry throughout the years. We homies. One day I seen him in Miami and I just had this idea for him to narrate the entire album. I went to L.A. and when I seen him in L.A., I gave him a call, told him to come down to the studio, see what was going on with the project so he could get an idea of the direction we were going and he heard it and he was with it. He did what he had to do right there on the spot." (SOHH)
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Last week, the New York native said his album was practically wrapped up.
Rapper Busta Rhymes recently sat down with AllHipHop.com to discuss his upcoming untitled album and the success of his recent singles. The veteran emcee is currently the enjoying the success of the #1 single "Look at Me Now," which features Chris Brown and Lil Wayne, as well as his single "Welcome to My Hood (Remix)" with DJ Khaled. Both tracks have served to prepare fans for Busta Rhymes upcoming full-length, untitled album, which the rapper said is 90% done. (All Hip Hop)
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Drivers who use the N.C. Quick Pass transponder to pay for trips on North Carolina's Triangle Expressway now can use it on toll roads and bridges in Florida, the state Department of Transportation said Monday.
Florida's SunPass transponder, used by 4 million drivers, also is good for travel on North Carolina's only toll road, the Triangle Expressway, DOT said.
"This is an exciting step forward for North Carolina and the tolling industry," Tony Tata, the North Carolina transportation secretary, said in a statement. "I'm proud that our Turnpike Authority staff developed the technology and established the agreement necessary to allow N.C. Quick Pass to operate interchangeably with the SunPass system."
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North Carolina came late to the toll-road business, but it has become a leader in efforts to make electronic toll payment more convenient for truckers and other travelers who drive on turnpikes in states that use different toll-payment technologies. A North Carolina driver's N.C. Quick Pass now is accepted for toll payments from Illinois and Maine to Virginia – E-ZPass territory – and on all toll roads and most toll bridges in Florida.
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E-ZPass toll roads now recognize only the N.C. Quick Pass "hard case" transponders and not the simpler windshield stickers used by most of the 43,000 N.C. Quick Pass drivers. But SunPass and Quick Pass sticker transponders will work interchangeably, DOT said, as long as the SunPass is used in a car whose license number is associated with a SunPass account.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - Texas Tech defensive coordinator James Willis has left the program immediately to pursue other career opportunities. He will not coach in Texas Tech's New Year's Day match-up against Northwestern in the Ticket City Bowl.
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A Phoenix woman is the focus of a documentary that is debuting in the valley this weekend. Bryant Monteilh chose Black History Month as the time to screen his documentary entitled "A Legacy in the Valley."
It is a salute to his grandmother who died 10 years ago, but lives on in a special way.
It's a history of a driving force in Phoenix, who changed the landscape for thousands of young people.Helen K. Mason's grandson Bryant honors her with a documentary debuted during Black History Month."A legacy, I think, is like a dream," said Monteilh. The documentary draws on family and friends to tell about Mason's legacy as she founded the Black Theatre Troupe in Phoenix in the 1970s."If there's any legacy that any black person left in Phoenix, Helen Mason is that one. There's no question in my mind, she was a pioneer in the city of Phoenix," said Monteilh. Mason's Grandson, Monteilh wrote produced, directed, the documentary which even chronicles the arrival of Mason's family in Arizona and journey in 1868 from Arkansas before she was born.100 years later, Mason would launch the Black Theatre Troupe."Because my grandmother was real instrumental in doing that. she wanted to help the young people through performing arts the arts is really another piece we can educate children, educate young people," said Monteilh. Mason's goal to bring the arts to inner city youth in Phoenix. "It saved my life. When I did it, we were still at Phoenix Union and we just though we were the cats meow because we doing something and people were coming by and tickets to see us," said Monteilh.
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No Doubt officially hit the road in May for a reunion tour (lead singer Gwen Stefani having put out a few albums and toured solo over the past few years) in May, in support of no new album, but just for the thrill of it.
Creative director and production designer Ray Woodbury, who has worked with Stefani and the band on past tours, took the lead again to oversee the creation of an all-white, LED-clad set and lighting design. Woodbury says the band itself fosters a sense of the unified vision that necessitates having him at the helm. "There was already somewhat of an infrastructure in place from Gwen's tour," he says. "I took on I took on creative and production design, overseeing everything in this particular situation."
The band held a couple of shows in advance of the official tour in Atlantic City using an entirely different design. "Rehearsals started about a month and a half before that," says Woodbury. "We put them in a studio in LA so they could rehearse, create tracks in ProTools, and create elements that didn't really exist; so much didn't really exist five years ago, so we started talking about that stuff in January…We started production design on the west coast as they were finishing on the east coast."
Woodbury notes that, while Stefani had been recording and performing solo, she developed an image of a fashion icon that didn't exactly fit with No Doubt's history. "The band has really been more street-level, punk roots, straight-ahead with the look and attitude," he says. "They wanted to get back to that." Inspiration came from a black-and-white photo the band has on its website, which Woodbury calls "simple, stripped down but still stylish as far as their look and attitude—sort of mod looking—so we started playing with arrows and targets originally, but it all looked like something done in the past, and the arrows didn't have enough dimension. We wanted modern but to have some other element."
That's about when the Encounter restaurant and bar at Los Angeles International Airport started to become an inspiration. "Ted Baumgart, who also knows [lighting designer] Butch Allen, draws, starting almost with simple stick figures, and he gets into depth and dimension," says Woodbury. "We can describe something to him in our own words, and he starts piecing together ideas of what you're saying, and you start to refine it that way. As soon as I mentioned that building at LAX, he says, 'That's Googie,' this architecture that was born out of Anaheim, which is where the band grew up. A lot of places there are Googie: Disney, the Convention Center."
One of the goals of the production design was to give it dimension and transparency so the audience can see elements through the set. "I was a big fan of super-impactful video for this," says Woodbury. "I wanted to go with 8-mil video as high impact as possible and land the video on the all-white stage floor, so you don't look up like it's a TV but more like it's part of the set. We designed a lot of content over the elevations of the set, so it would fit right and be part of the set."
And the lighting designer was also involved in the overall production design, according to Woodbury. "Butch is as instrumental in helping me design this stuff as possible," he says. "He's my sounding board for everything and where I put it. Without him, I would have made a lot of mistakes." The design includes 312 Winvision 8mm LED tiles that form a 48'x 22' video wall, as well as screens on either side "that sort of diagonals downstage with the [Barco/High End Systems] Showbeams 2.5," says Woodbury (more on the lighting design with Butch Allen later).
As far as the stage construction itself, built by All Access Staging & Productions, Woodbury refers to the process as a "nightmare for them because of the compound angle—two keyboard players up there I wanted to integrate into this custom stand we built. Those guys came out to measure, and there are two stands on either side, and it just looks like an integrated piece of the set but they house everything." He adds that the drum kit has two bent pieces of metal that holds all the parts of the kit, so it looks as if it's all built directly into the set. "All Access also built the cone under the drummer," adds Woodbury. "We knew we wanted to light that some way, so we threw lights under the set in general, and then video tubes inside of the drum cone so we could pixel-map what was on the cone to correspond what was on the main screen."
Stay tuned for additional coverage, including the Butch Allen's lighting design and Sean Cagney's video programming.
Creative Director: Ray Woodbury
Video Director: Sophie Muller
Lighting Designer: Butch Allen
Lighting Director: Jesse Blevins
Video Director: Michael Tinsley
Video Programmer: Sean Cagney
Production Manager: Jimmy Pet
Stage Manager: Steve Roman
Lighting Crew Chief: Wayne Boehning
Video Crew Chief: Ken Ackerman
Video Engineer: Nelson Funk
LED Lead: Rod Silhanke
Lighting Crew: Trevit Cromwell, Terry Smith
Projectors/Hippotizer Tech: Brandon Oosterhof
Lighting: Epic Production Technologies
Video: Chaos Visual
Stage Build: All Access Staging & Productions


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REDFORD, Mich. (WWJ) – President Obama leaves Washington, D.C. and travels to Michigan today to talk to workers at Daimler Detroit Diesel. It's part of his strategy to generate public support for his plan to avoid the fiscal cliff: the tax hikes and spending cuts due to kick in at the end of the year.
While the president's visit today comes on the eve of the final right to work vote in Lansing, that issue may only get a passing mention in a speech mostly focused on taxes.
"He does not want competing issues or other static in the environment to take away from what he wants on taxes, and he's got three weeks left to make his case," said Eastern Michigan University Professor Ed Sidlow.
While Mr. Obama didn't need to visit Michigan during the presidential campaign, Sidlow says this visit could help him in his new campaign for his tax plan. Central to negotiations between the president and Republicans is whether to raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans.
Support from auto workers helped President Obama win Michigan and Ohio, two competitive states that were key to his re-election last month. Since the election, Mr. Obama has also returned to Pennsylvania to promote his solution for the fiscal cliff.
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Grilled Caribbean Lime Chicken Recipe
With its amazing tropical salsa, this entree is a showstopper. Add leftover salsa to quesadillas, pork tenderloin or serve it with tortilla chips. Mary Shivers - Ada, Oklahoma
- 1/2 cup lime juice
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 teaspoons Greek seasoning
- 8 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6 ounces each)
- 2 large tomatoes, seeded and chopped
- 1 cup diced fresh pineapple
- 2/3 cup cubed avocado
- 2 green onions, thinly sliced
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the lime juice, oil, garlic and Greek seasoning; add the chicken. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 2 hours. In a small bowl, combine salsa ingredients. Chill until serving.
- Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs, lightly coat the grill rack. Grill chicken, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 5-8 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 170°. Serve with salsa. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Grilled Caribbean Lime Chicken in Healthy Cooking June/July 2010, p32
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Enjoy this recipe with a light-bodied white wine such as Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.
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Reviewed Jul. 21, 2010
This chicken is amazing!!!!!! It has such a great flavor and my family LOVED it!
Reviewed Jun. 21, 2010
My daughter & I made this recipe for our Father's Day dinner. Everyone liked it, even the kids! It is easy to make too!
Reviewed Jun. 3, 2010
I really liked the marinade for the chicken. The salsa was good, but nobody at our house is a fan of avocado, so I would probably omit that next time.
Reviewed Jun. 1, 2010
This is a great "company" recipe--and good for every day use, too. Great salsa!
Reviewed May. 23, 2010
we were out of gas so couldn't grill the chicken and broiled it instead. The chicken still came out yummy and the salsa was very tasty!
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Description of Essential Tremor and Parkinson'sA tremor is involuntary rhythmic shaking of the limbs or other parts of the body. It is the only symptom of essential tremor and one of four major symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological disease that affects a small area of nerve cells in an area of the brain near the neck. These cells, when working normally, produce a chemical substance called dopamine that coordinates smooth and balanced muscle movement. Parkinson's disease causes these cells to die. That leads to a lack of dopamine in the brain, which makes nerve cells fire out of control, causing patients to lose the ability to control their body movements.Essential tremor is the most common neurological movement disorder in this country. The condition afflicts at least 1 million Americans, usually age 45 or older. Parkinson's disease is a progressive and degenerative neurological disease that affects approximately 500,000 people in the United States.
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