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By FELICIA KRIEG
---- — PLATTSBURGH — A State Police trooper accused of rape will face three separate trials.
The cases involving three women, on charges that include rape and attempted rape, were severed from one another following motions filed with Clinton County Court by Trooper Trevor J. Donah's defense attorney, Brian Barrett, and Franklin County District Attorney Derek Champagne, the special prosecutor in the case.
Donah's first trial was set Thursday, to begin in Clinton County Court on Oct. 28. Judge Patrick McGill will preside.
Court records list the alleged offenses as happening between 2008 and 2012. Champagne has said the crimes happened while Donah was off duty.
Donah is no longer suspended from his job and is being paid by State Police, although he is not working at present.
State Police initially suspended Donah for 30 days without pay in September and October 2012 while they conducted an internal investigation, Barrett explained Friday.
"At the conclusion of the internal affairs investigation, he was cleared to return to work," Barrett said.
Troop B Commander Major Richard Smith said he could not comment on the nature of the internal investigation.
"Any time a (State Police) member is accused of a crime, there is always a corresponding administrative investigation that is conducted," Smith said Friday. "If you violate a law in the state of New York, you violate a regulation with the New York State Police.
"That investigation, right now, is on hold pending the outcome of the criminal case."
The internal investigation will resume if Donah is found guilty by the court, Smith said.
Information revealed in court cases is used in State Police internal investigations that resume if a defendant is found guilty, he said.
Donah continued working as a uniform trooper from October 2012 until Feb. 5, 2013, when he was arrested on two counts of first-degree rape, Barrett said.
He was then suspended until March 7 without pay.
A few days after his Feb. 5 arrest, Donah was indicted by a grand jury on first-degree attempted rape, first-degree sexual abuse, three counts of first-degree unlawful imprisonment, second-degree unlawful imprisonment, second-degree assault, two counts of third-degree assault and two counts of criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation.
Donah has been on paid leave since March 7.
"The only reason he can't return to work right now is because of the pending felony and the orders of protection," Barrett said.
"This (case) is going to be decided by a judge and a jury."
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Some lucky ladies may have gotten a diamond ring for Valentine's Day.
Now it's time to start planning!
The fairytale dreams many woman had in childhood may not come true without cutting a few corners.
That's right, it's time to talk budget.
Unfortunately few couples can afford an elaborate Royal wedding like William and Kate, but here's something that may make you feel better, Kim Kardashian's wedding extravaganza reportedly cost a whopping $6 million, and we all know how that ended.
According to TheKnot.com the average wedding costs about $27,800.
Sound like a lot? Even if the average is a little out of your reach, it doesn't mean your wedding can't include all the things the you want.
Taylor and Spencer, a happy Michiana Bride and Groom, are busy planning their November wedding.
"The words everybody's used for our wedding is whimsical. We definitely want elegant and just romantic," says Taylor Pierce, a bride planning on a budget.
The pair's first tip if you're on a budget? Allow yourself extra time.
"We gave ourselves two years before we're getting married so we have time to actually decide what we want and get the good deals and find different sale prices," says Taylor.
One way they've found those good deals is by going with vendors who are fairly new to the scene.
"We've chosen mainly up and coming people in the wedding business. People who don't charge outrageous prices because they can't from their experience," says Taylor.
For example they're using a Bridesmaid's sister as their photographer who shoots weddings on the side.Event Coordinator with the Beiger Mansion, Dennis Slade has been planning weddings for years.
"I always find that the biggest pitfall is about budget and you need to discuss that honestly and openly and not feel bad to just say, 'we can't afford that,'" says Slade.
Slade says hiring vendors without a lot of experience can be a good way to save money, but couples need to own that decision and stand by it.
"You have to judge that wisely. It's a decision you have to make and you have to be very confident about it," says Slade.
Taylor and Spencer say they're confident in their vendors, having done their research first.
"We've looked at their client base and we've looked and read reviews and all that so we feel very confident that they're going to do a good job," says Taylor.
Another budget saver? The couple wasn't afraid to ask for discounts. For instance, for members of the military. Their DJ cut them a deal because Spencer is in the Army.
"Don't be afraid to wheel and deal a little," says Taylor.
The couple has also turned to the internet for discounts on invitations and name cards.
"We got a groupon through that so you only had to pay "x" amount to get "x" amount of dollars. So that was a way we saved money too," says Taylor.
Then there's the dress. Taylor says don't be scared off by expensive boutiques, because they all have sales!
"I ended up choosing one that was a discontinued dress. So my dress ended up being half off, so that was a big money saver as well," says Taylor.
Perhaps the best advice about planning on a budget comes from the quiet groom.
"Take your time and don't be set on certain things. If you can get something similar for a lower price. You may as well go with that," says Spencer Toner, a groom planning on a budget.
No matter what your budget is or how much time you have to plan, the expert says, have fun!
"Do what works best for you. Because it has to be enjoyment from the moment you get started on this. Don't tax yourself, and don't tax the groom," says Slade.
Of course there's the wedding magazines. Brides and the experts say they're great for getting ideas. Taylor recommends Veils and Vows, it's a Michiana vendor magazine good for finding local vendors.
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A Bloomington-Normal team is training for a 565 mile run in February.
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CHEERS to the many organizations that host free holiday parties for children this time of year. Maggie Smith wrote to suggest that we give a Cheer to the Essex County Sheriff's Office for its recent Milk & Cookies with Santa event at the Public Safety Building. There, children visited with Santa, had their picture taken, received a gift and enjoyed refreshments. Parents could have a child safety I.D. made and participate in a car-seat safety inspection. Sheriff Richard Cutting, the deputies, correction officers and civilians volunteered their time and money to put on this free event. "My children had a wonderful time and were thrilled to meet Santa," Smith wrote. "I was surprised by everything that was offered. It was so nice to see such a wonderful showing of community support. In a time when money is short and time is precious, it is hard to believe that this wonderful group of people would work this hard to make my children smile. It almost makes me believe in Santa again." Smith was right: The Sheriff's Department deserves a Cheer, as do the many other local groups who arrange these free parties. Unlike the gift donations that charitable agencies arrange for low-income children from our region, these parties are open to all kids. Just over the weekend, parties were sponsored by American Legion Post 1619 in West Plattsburgh, American Legion Post 20 in Plattsburgh, the Adirondack Carousel in Saranac Lake and the Town of Elizabethtown. The parties add to the magic of the season and create family traditions that will be remembered for decades.
JEERS to scammers who target senior citizens. Tony Mastracchio of Rouses Point recently alerted the Press-Republican to one such plot after a woman called his home, identifying herself as a "Wal-Mart affiliate" and saying that he had won a $100 gift certificate. The certificate, the woman claimed, could be used anywhere or given to someone as a gift. Mastracchio, who said he and his wife shop at Wal-Mart frequently and had purchased several gift cards there the day before, asked the woman if there was a catch. She told Mastracchio there was no a catch but that she would just need his credit-card number to cover a $3.95 processing fee and the certificate was his. It didn't take long for Mastracchio to see that this was a scam. He told the woman that his wife had all the credit cards so he couldn't give her that information. He then called Wal-Mart to see if they had any such promotions going on, and they said they did not. The scammer had the nerve to call back a few days later. Mastracchio wanted the public to be warned about such deceptions, especially during the busy holiday season.
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Healthy UNH Blogger: Kendra Moffett
Name: Kendra Moffett
Hometown: Concord, NH
Graduation year: 2014
What do you do to make a healthy UNH?: I try and support local and/or organic agriculture in any way that I can.
Favorite Food: I could eat seafood any day of the week.
Favorite Movie: So hard to choose! But one that I can watch over and over again is The Illusionist
Favorite Book: Again, so difficult to choose...but Life of Pi is certainly one of my favorites.
What Place in the world do you most want to visit? Scotland
Favorite Dining Hall: Philbrook
What do you love about UNH? What's not to love? UNH has a great campus, great people, and fantastic learning opportunities.
As a Healthy UNH Intern, what are you most excited about? I'm most excited about sharing information I find with other UNH students, and hopefully impacting their lifestyles positively.
UNH Slow Food for Fast Times
By: Kendra Moffett
The beginning of the semester is typically the easiest time of the school year to get involved with clubs and organizations on campus, as many of them are recruiting new members to join their ranks at this time. One fantastic organization to get involved with on campus is Slow Food UNH. This organization is one you can feel good about being a part of, as it caters to the food lover and humanitarian in all of us.Read more
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By: Kendra Moffett
The number of college students who have a Facebook account greatly outnumber those that do not have one; and for those who do partake in the social networking giant, many visit the site once a day if not more.
As the month of September dawns, the start of a new school year does too, which involves catching up with old friends, and also meeting and connecting with new friends and acquaintances too.Read more
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EVANSVILLE — Baseball great Don Mattingly's southwestern Indiana hometown has dedicated a monument in the small field where Mattingly played his first game of baseball.
Mattingly visited Garvin Park's youth baseball field in Evansville on Saturday to help dedicate the monument, which includes the inscription, "It all started here."
The Evansville Courier & Press reported the former New York Yankees first baseman and current Los Angeles Dodgers manager told the crowd that gathered for the dedication that his baseball career actually got its start in neighborhood backyards.
Mattingly sparked laughter among the crowd that also gathered for the renaming of a street after Mattingly when he recalled that he always cried as a child when his mother made him leave baseball practice at the youth field to take swimming lessons.
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The Bengals have expressed their desire to re-sign both cornerbacks Adam Jones and Terence Newman. Here's how much the Bengals may need to pay to bring them back to Cincinnati.
The Baltimore Ravens haven't lost one of their mainstays quite yet. Safety Ed Reed left Houston without a contract with the Texans. Could he still sign there?
Not much happened for the Cincinnati Bengals on the fourth day of free agency, but at least we know a little more than we did before.
While we prioritize news and information with the Cincinnati Bengals, we're keeping a close eye on our enemies in Baltimore.
Defensive end Michael Johnson has signed his franchise tender, according to Joe Reedy.
Free agents are slowly but surely being signed and the pool of possible Bengals targets continues to grow smaller and smaller.
The New York Jets, who lost Shonn Greene earlier this week, are hosting Mike Goodson, who visited with Cincinnati earlier this week.
The Cincinnati Bengals lost their fifth player in free agency; this time a significant special teams player.
In one of the more worrisome stories out of free agency so far, it has been reported that LB Thomas Howard is currently visiting with the Miami Dolphins.
Josh Kirkendall, Jason Garrison and Mojokong take a moment from their hectic lives to talk Cincinnati Bengals, free agency, Carlos Dunlap (over Michael Johnson) and the undead.
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Recent Developments
New Biodiversity Findings in Peru: A Positive Contrast to Declining Biodiversity Trends and What This Means for the COP 20 in Lima, PeruA new survey, published in early 2014 by biologists at UC Berkeley, SIU-Carbondale, and Illinois Wesleyan University is bringing some much-needed positivity in global biodiversity news. Despite species and biodiversity figures dropping all over the world, Manu National Park of southern Peru has surpassed its own record for species biodiversity. The park continues to hold title as the richest biodiversity hotspot in the world for reptiles and amphibians.
Chiapas's First State Congress on Forest Management and Climate ChangeThe First State Congress on Forest Management and Climate Change was convened by 14 organizations including forest producers, civic organizations such as Pronatura Sur A.C., the Mexican Civic Council for Sustainable Forestry, and Cecropia. The Congress included presentations from several perspectives such as one from Dr. William Boyd, GCF Senior Advisor and Project Lead, who emphasized the strategic importance of regions such as Chiapas in the creation of viable models for the integration of forest protection in rural development and increasing opportunities for sustainable livelihoods.
GCF at Forests Asia SummitOn May 6 and 7, 2014, over 2,200 participants and 120 speakers attended the Forests Asia Summit organized by the Center for International Forestry (CIFOR) and co-hosted by the Indonesian Ministry of Forestry. The multi-stakeholder event addressed the theme of Sustainable Landscapes for Green Growth in Southeast Asia, and brought together members of the private sector, civil society, research organizations, and government. High level attendees included President of Indonesia Susilo Bambang Yudhono, Peruvian Minister of Environment and COP 20 President Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, Indonesian REDD+ Agency Head Heru Praseto, IPCC chair Rajendra Pachauri, and CIFOR Director General Peter Holmgren.
GCF Training Program Workshop on Statewide MRV in MexicoRepresentatives from the State Ministries of Environment from the GCF member states of Campeche and Chiapas gathered on February 27 at a workshop to discuss Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) at the state level. The workshop, supported by funding through the GCF Training Program, included participation of Ecologic, WHRC-MREDD+, CONAFOR-South-South Cooperation, ECOSUR, Pronatura, and other stakeholders that work on estimating biomass and carbon in the states of Chiapas and Campeche.
Madre de Dios' Sustainable Development Goals and AchievementsIn a recent publication, Assembling the Puzzle: Putting the Pieces Together for a REDD+ Proposal in Madre de Dios, the Environmental Services and REDD+ Roundtable in Madre de Dios (MSAR – acronym in Spanish) organized and summarized the achievements the region has accomplished in its quest to address drivers of deforestation and promote sustainable development. The report also identifies the gaps the region needs to address to reach its goals.
Recommendations to Brazil's National REDD+ Strategy from GCF Brazilian MembersThe six Brazilian member states of the Governors' Climate and Forests Task Force (GCF) launched a report, "Contributions to the National Strategy for Emissions Reduction from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+): A Proposal for Allocation between States and the Union" this week. The study was developed by representatives of Acre, Amapá, Amazonas, Mato Grosso, Pará and Tocantins with technical support from the Institute for the Conservation and Sustainable Development of Amazonas (IDESAM) and is aligned with the other states of the Forum of State Secretaries of Environment from the Amazon states.
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Word Play
Playing with language is great fun, and also supports the development of several skills kids need to become readers.
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Ashman, Linda
Rub-a-dub Sub
A young boy meets many friendly sea animals as he travels underwater in his bright orange submarine.
Easy Picture Book ASHMAN
Aylesworth, Jim
Cock-a-doodle-doo, Creak, Pop-pop, Moo
Rhyming text plays with the many sounds heard on a farm, from a rooster's morning crow to an owl's goodnight call.
Easy Picture Book AYLESWORTH
Bluemle, Elizabeth
How Do You Wokka-wokka?
A young boy who likes to wokka-wokka, shimmy-shake, and shocka-shocka gathers his neighbors together for a surprise celebration.
Easy Picture Book BLUEMLE
Bryan, Sean
A Boy and his Bunny
One morning, a boy wakes up with a rabbit on his head and, although his mother is skeptical, he soon discovers that he can be fed, ride a bobsled, and even look cool with a rabbit on his head.
Easy Picture Book BRYAN
Calmenson, Stephanie
When a piano-playing mouse scurries into a house to get warm, watch out! In no time he has a whole family, then a whole town, making music. The words have their own jazz beat.
Easy Picture Book CALMENS
Dewdney, Anna
Llama Llama Misses Mama
Young Llama experiences separation anxiety on his first day of nursery school until his mother thinks of a great solution.
Easy Picture Book DEWDNEY
Fox, Mem
Good Night, Sleep Tight
Bonnie and Ben's favorite babysitter reads them nursery rhymes before putting them to bed.
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Gravett, Emily
Orange Pear Apple Bear
Explores concepts of color, shape, and food using only five simple words, as a bear juggles and plays.
Easy Picture Book GRAVETT
Hample, Stuart E.
I Will Kiss You (Lots and Lots and Lots!)
There are oh-so-many reasons to give kisses! This list plays with silly rhymes that help build early literacy skills.
Easy Picture Book HAMPLE
Lewis, Kevin
Dinosaur Dinosaur
A rhyming story about a busy day in the life of a young dinosaur.
Easy Picture Book LEWIS
MacLennan, Cathy
Chicky Chicky Chook Chook
Chicks, kitties, and bees play in the morning and get sleepy in the afternoon heat. Stresses the rhythm of words mimicking animal sounds.
Easy Picture Book MACLENN
Mahy, Margaret
Bubble Trouble
In this rhyming, rhythmic tale, Mabel blows a bubble that captures Baby and wafts him away, resulting in a wild chase that involves the whole neighborhood.
Easy Picture Book MAHY
McPhail, David
Pig Pig Meets the Lion
Play with prepositions as a friendly lion escapes from the local zoo and visits Pig Pig one morning.
Easy Picture Book
Meltzer, Lynn
The Construction Crew
A construction crew tears down an old building and builds a new house in its place.
Easy Picture Book MELTZER
Newman, Jeff
Hand Book
Follows a person's journey through life, focusing on the hands and what they do, from babyhood to adulthood, when a new pair of hands comes into existence.
Easy Picture Book NEWMAN
Odanaka, Barbara
Smash! Mash! Crash! There Goes the Trash!
A young piglet watches from his apartment window as the garbage of the city is collected in this rhyming imitation of all the sights and sounds of the neighborhood on trash day.
Easy Picture Book ODANAKA
Parenteau, Shirley
Bears on Chairs
Four chairs. Four adorable bears. All is well until Big Brown Bear shows up and wants a seat. Can these clever bears put their heads together (among other things) and make space for one more?
Easy Picture Book
Raczka, Bob
Guyku: A Year of Haiku for Boys
Raczka and Reynolds present a humorous haiku collection perfect for guys (big and small) that celebrates outdoor fun throughout the seasons.
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Rayner, Catherine.
Ernest the Moose Who Doesn't Fit
A rather large moose who cannot fit on the page teams up with his little chipmunk friend to find a creative solution.
Easy Picture Book RAYNER
Root, Phyllis.
Flip Flap Fly!
Little readers are invited to join these baby animals as they fly, swim, wiggle, and slide, all with the help of their mamas. But what these babies like best, of course, is spotting other baby animals! With the buoyant rhythms of Phyllis Root and David Walker's cheerful illustrations, here is a guaranteed favorite for young readers.
Easy Picture Book ROOT
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Want an Alternative to the Three Major NLE's? Give Grass Valley's Edius a Try
There is no perfect editing solution on the market that will fulfill every editor's needs on a consistent basis. Premiere Pro is great, but many take issue with the lack of ownership of the software with Adobe's subscription-based business model. FCPX is the fastest thing around, but it still scares a good many editors, many of whom are not switching back to Apple any time soon. Avid is powerful. Really powerful. But it's also a bit clunky and the learning curve is steep and somewhat intimidating. So what's an editor to do when none of these programs fit their needs? How about trying Edius on for size? More »


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The 2011 MLS Cup Final is here, and there's plenty of fun and interesting lineup stuff to discuss. The Los Angeles Galaxy have opted to start Adam Cristman up top in as close to a like for like switch for Chad Barrett as possible. There was speculation that Landon Donovan or Mike Magee would move up top with a midfielder coming into the side, but Bruce Arena has opted to keep his midfield the same. Dominic Kinnear has made a bold move as well, moving Corey Ashe into the midfield in the absence of Brad Davis. Jermaine Taylor and Andrew Hainault will bet the fullbacks. Here are the lineups.
Los Angeles Galaxy lineup (4-4-2): Josh Saunders; Todd Dunivant, Omar Gonzalez, AJ DeLaGarza, Sean Franklin; Mike Magee, Juninho, David Beckham, Landon Donovan; Adam Cristman, Robbie Keane
Houston Dynamo lineup (4-4-2): Tally Hall; Andrew Hainault, Bobby Boswell, Geoff Cameron, Jermaine Taylor; Danny Cruz, Adam Moffat, Luiz Camargo, Corey Ashe; Calen Carr, Brian Ching
ESPN's pre-game show starts at 9:00 pm ET and kickoff is scheduled for 9:25 pm ET. The game can also be seen on Galavision in Spanish, on ESPN in the UK and on TSN in Canada.
We'll have live coverage of LA Galaxy vs. Houston Dynamo in our MLS Cup Final 2011 StoryStream. For more on the two teams, check out Houston Dynamo blog Dynamo Theory and Los Angeles Galaxy blog LAG Confidential. For more on the entire world of soccer, check out SB Nation Soccer.


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Dr. Erin Emmanuel Hanover and Mr. Jonathan Matthew Lloyd, both of Birmingham were married in a 1 p.m. ceremony April 14, 2012, at St. Anne Catholic Church in Pensacola, Fla. The Rev. John Licari officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. Dennis C. Hanover, of Baton Rouge, La., and the late Mrs. Mary Jo Hanover. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Emmanuel, of Pensacola, Fla., and the late Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hanover. The bride is a 1999 graduate of St. Joseph's Academy in Baton Rouge and a 2003 graduate ofTexas A&M University in College Station. In 2007, she received her M.D. from Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans. She completed her residency in psychiatry at University of Alabama Birmingham and is currently in private practice in Birmingham.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Charles Kenneth Lloyd of Jasper and Ms. Karen Underwood Lloyd of Fultondale. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Underwood of Jasper and the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Lloyd. The bridegroom is a 1999 graduate of Walker High School in Jasper. He completed his bachelor's degree in computer engineering at Auburn University in 2003. He is an application development consultant at BlueCross BlueShield of Alabama in Birmingham.
The bride was attended by her maid of honor, Dr. Mary Moreno of Concord, New Hampshire. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Christina Olinde Leach of Lafayette, La., and Mrs. Lindsay Lloyd Walton of Fultondale.
The bridegroom's father served as his best man. Groomsmen were Mr. Garrett Allen of Tuscaloosa and Mr. Luke McCulloch of New Orleans.
A reception followed at the Pensacola Yacht Club. Following a wedding trip to Fiji and New Zealand, the couple will reside in Birmingham.
Randy and Janice Jordan of Jasper announce the engagement of their daughter, Kellye Nicole, to Richard Russell Bowen Jr., the son of Rick and Renee Bowen of Jasper.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Dean Jordan and the late J. C. Jordan and The late Clifford and Ramona Cain of Jasper.
She attended Mississippi State University and graduated with a bachelor's in science degree. She is employed by St. James School in Montgomery.
The prospective groom is the grandson of Bud and Nell Philpot of Jasper, and David and Lavoise Bowen of St Augustine, Fla. He is employed with the Minnesota Twins baseball organization.
The wedding will take place on Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012, at First Baptist Church of Jasper.
Formal invitations have been sent.
Charles and Pat Rider announce the engagement of their granddaughter, Megan Michelle Rider, to Jared Landon McGaughy, the son of Gary and Jackie McGaughy.
They are the parents of Alyssa McGaughy.
The bride-elects parents are the late Tim Rider and Kim Martin of West Jasper.
The prospective grooms parents are Dean and the late Emoise McGaughy.
The wedding will take place at 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012, at Sanctuary Church of God.
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Arts and crafts show in Cashiers
The Cashiers Arts and Crafts Fair will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 30-31, at the Cashiers Village Green.
With dozens of artisans from which to choose, there will be pottery, artworks, furniture, quilts, jewelry and clothing. Expect to see mountain and nature themes in many of the crafts, from bear sculptures and paintings to handcrafted wooden bowls and ceramics and much more.
A donation of $3-$5 per adult is encouraged.
Demo of watercolor batik on rice paper
Artist Barbara Brook of Waynesville will demonstrate Watercolor Batik on Rice Paper for Art League of the Smokies at 6:15 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 4, at Swain County Center for the Arts in Bryson City.
This demo will put a new twist on the ancient art of batik, which is traditionally a wax resist and layers of dye on fabric.
Sponsored by Swain County Center for the Arts and Swain County Schools, anyone who is interested is invited to attend the demonstration free of charge.
828.488.7843 or www.swain.k12.nc.us/cfta.
Tunnel Mountain Crafts celebrates one year
Tunnel Mountain Crafts will celebrate their first year Aug. 30-Sept. 1 in Dillsboro.
On Aug. 30, the celebration will begin with 20 percent off on selected items, demonstrations and light refreshments.
Demonstrators for the day will be: wood burner Buddy Hogan from 10 a.m. to noon, potter Connie Hogan from noon to 2 p.m., and wrought ironsmith Clyde Bowen from 2 to 4 p.m. Door prizes will be offered every half hour between 11:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. during operation hours on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
•The Maggie Valley Labor Day Weekend Craft Show will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 30 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 31 at the Maggie Valley Festival Grounds. A variety of fine handmade crafts created by artisans will be for sale. A food drive for the Maggie Valley Methodist Church Food Pantry will also be occurring during the event. All non-perishable items or donations will be accepted. Admission is free.
•The "Elegance & Spirit: The Costume Designs of Downton Abbey" presentation by Cornelia Powell will held from 10 a.m. to noon Wednesday, Aug. 27, at the Peggy Crosby Center in Highlands. www.clehighlands.com or 828.526.8811.
•Art After Dark continues from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 5, in downtown Waynesville. Enjoy a stroll through working studios and galleries on Main Street and Depot Street. Flags denote participating galleries. www.downtownwaynesville.com.
•The Balsam Crafters Art/Craft Show will be held Aug. 30 at the Balsam Fire Department. 828.226.9352 or 828.269.8604.
•The Uptown Gallery will host the First Saturday — Art on Main from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 6 in downtown Franklin.
There will be art and activities on the sidewalk, with the farmer's market happening nearby. The last Art on Main will be Oct. 4. 828.369.6552.
•The deadline to enter a quilt in the 2014 Smoky Mountain Quilt Show has been extended to Sept. 10. The show will be held Oct. 2-4 at Western Carolina University. Entry forms can be found at www.smokymtnquilters.org. 828.293.5004 or 828.508.7916.
•A mystery craft class will be offered by Kountry Krafters Extension and Community Association at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 2, at the Tuckasegee Wesleyan Church. 828.586.4009.
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Skill usage
- King's Tribute allows Trundle to jungle effectively as well as keep a sustained presence in lane.
- King's Tribute has a range of 1000 and allows Trundle to heal from enemy minion waves as they die even if you can't last-hit them.
- You can use the range of Pillar of Ice to find out the maximum range of the King's Tribute.
- The heal from King's Tribute also helps in a team fight. As enemies around Trundle die, he is healed. Although the heal per enemy is not that much, it does stack up nicely.
- King's Tribute has a range of 1000 and allows Trundle to heal from enemy minion waves as they die even if you can't last-hit them.
- Chomp resets the attack timer. Learn to bite right after you attack for a double hit. Remember that it also has a slight range and can be used to lunge towards an enemy if they are outside of his autoattack range.
- Chomp is good for lowering the physical damage of enemies; try to focus it on enemy physical damage dealers. When facing multiple melee enemies you may want to bite each one every 8 seconds to keep the AD debuff active.
- It can also be used to pop the opposing tank's Banshee's Veil before using your Subjugate.
- Early game, Trundle can easily outdamage DPS champions in terms of attack damage with his Chomp.
- Trundle excels at fighting within his Frozen Domain. Try to draw enemies onto it.
- If you are having trouble escaping or chasing champions, Frozen Domain gives you bonus movement speed so you can drop it out in front to help chase fleeing enemies or speed your escape.
- Since Frozen Domain has a wide radius and fairly short cooldown, you can use the movement speed it grants to move quickly from pack to pack in the jungle by dropping it in the proper location.
- Spamming Frozen Domain will allow you to reach your destination much faster but know that Trundle has a very limited mana pool and spamming will surely deplete it.
- Frozen Domain should always be used when attacking a tower for the attack speed increase. Place it so that most of the affected area is behind you so that you can quickly run away from an approaching champion.
- Trundle's Pillar of Ice is his signature strength and has many various uses.
- Pillar of Ice may not be big enough to block off a lane or a passage in the jungle, but if used effectively, a Trundle can make other champions have to walk around it in order to get to you, giving Trundle time to escape or to chase.
- A good tactic to keep people on Frozen Domain is to plant a Pillar of Ice on the escaping champion which will then push them backwards if placed correctly, allowing Trundle to get in range to attack.
- Pillar of Ice can move any player if placed close to him. It can now cancel any channeling spell that requires to stand still like Nether Grasp, Infinite Duress, Death Lotus or even Recall.
- Pillar of Ice has a large sight radius and is very effective to check the brush and slow any potential sneaky gankers.
- Pillar of Ice can be used defensively or offensively near towers. Defensively, underneath your own tower, place the pillar slightly away from your tower when it is being attacked. The enemy will have to brave the slow, a Chomp, and possible tower shot (if they retaliate), just to hit your tower. Offensively, underneath an enemy tower, place the pillar next to their tower when attacking it and they will have trouble chasing you away without being slowed. Be careful when using this under an enemy tower, because it draws turret aggro when an enemy champion touches it.
- Dropping Trundle's Pillar of Ice to separate the enemy team offers some of the best counter initiation as well as initiation in the game. If you find an enemy out of position, a well-placed Pillar of Ice can block off his or her escape, if somehow that enemy doesn't have Flash, as well as keeping enemy reinforcements from entering the battle. Understanding when to use Pillar of Ice for either purpose is important, as once it's gone, it's gone forever. Pillar of Ice can also save a teammate from focus by preventing enemies from crossing the terrain or once an enemy has initiated on a teammate, Pillar of Ice can block reinforcements from entering battle for a while, giving your team a little 5 on 1 quiet time with the initiator alone. Combining this tactic with Trundle's Subjugate can quickly dispatch an enemy, making the team fight effectively a 5 v 4.
- Creating new impassable terrain over a champion (whether it is a friendly of enemy player) forcibly knocks him out of any dash animation. This means that, if timed correctly, it can block enemy champions trying to escape (like Tristana's Rocket Jump, Jax's Leap Strike, Vi's Vault Breaker, etc.) or enemy initiations, even unstoppable ultimates (like Malphite's Unstoppable force, Vi's Assault and Battery of Nocturne's Paranoia). It can even save allies, by blocking their path, as they are displaced by enemy abilities (Like Gragas' Explosive Cask or Blitzcrank's Rocket Grab). Anivia's Crystallize and Jarvan IV's Cataclysm can provide the same effect, albeit much harder, due to the terrain's smaller area of displacement, or manner in which it is applied.
- Because enemies usually haven't built much armor or magic resistance early in the game, Trundle's Subjugate does not offer him much survivability. Its main use early is for the magic damage, the additional health, and for lowering the enemy's resistances to make Trundle hurt a little more (and Trundle's teammates if they attack the correct enemy).
- Use Subjugate to soften a powerful enemy tank for your own survivability or to create a target for your team to focus fire. Sometimes, it may be better to Subjugate a squishy target as once they die, Trundle will be healed by King's Tribute.
- When an early team fight breaks out, use Subjugate on the squishiest targets, like whomever is doing more damage between the ranged attack damage carry or ability power carry.
- Trundle's Subjugate enables him to effectively become a tanky DPS even without building many tank items. This combined with inherent CC reduction makes for a DPS champion that is difficult to disable.
Build usage
Although Trundle has an exceptional early game, he does not scale well. Beginning around mid and into late game, Trundle becomes very item dependent to increase his survivability and damage. Building good and cost effective items are important for him.
- An early Wriggle's Lantern helps Trundle in the jungle, the armor strengthens his anti-AD role with Chomp as well as alleviating his armor scaling problem.
- Blade of the Ruined King is preferred over The Bloodthirster; Trundle becomes an effective anti-tank in conjunction with Subjugate and a BT is not very consistent as its item efficiency depends on maintaining stacks.
- Its active is exceedingly good at scaring the daylights out of ADCs. The 5% bonus damage also helps with tanks, improves his already exceptional attack speed while on his W, and gives him lifesteal to burn.
- Ironically, Blade of the Ruined King is sort of a 'Trundlizer' for other champions: there's a slow component (Trundle's E), a damage bonus for autoattacks (his Q), health regen, although via lifesteal (Trundle's passive) and an attack speed bonus (Trundle's W).
- Its active is exceedingly good at scaring the daylights out of ADCs. The 5% bonus damage also helps with tanks, improves his already exceptional attack speed while on his W, and gives him lifesteal to burn.
- Youmuu's Ghostblade is good for Trundle as it gives a lot of stats that will help him perform well. Cooldown reduction is good because Trundle is only as good as his buffs and debuffs last and helps him keep them up. Attack damage, critical strike, and armor penetration help him do more physical damage and furthermore, armor penetration helps even more combined with Subjugate. The active will increase his attack speed and damage per second.
- Trinity Force is a very viable buy to Trundle as it enhances every aspect of gameplay that makes Trundle good.
- A Zeal gives him a movement speed buff in addition to his Frozen Domain.
- The Phage gives him a movement speed steroid that synergizes with his Frozen Domain.
- Chomp works especially well with Sheen and Trinity Force as it will both activate and consume the proc to deal increased damage. This can allow Trundle to last hit minions more effectively and take down targets easily.
- Iceborn Gauntlet should probably be considered the first item for laning Trundle, or second (after Spirit of the Ancient Golem). IBG gives an improved version of Sheen procs, cooldown reduction, armor, basically a permaslow while using Trundle's Q, more mana for abilities and AOE damage.
Cooldown Reduction
- Frozen Heart is a great cooldown reduction item that helps Trundle's armor scaling problem when you are fighting an enemy team generally AD.
- Consider purchasing a Zeke's Herald as a tanky DPS. Although it's mainly an item for cooldown reduction on Trundle, the other stats are also useful, health for survivability and a helpful life steal and attack damage aura.
- Spirit Visage works very well in conjunction with Frozen Domain, because they increase your self-healing of King's Tribute and Subjugate additionally giving cooldown reduction, health and magic resist when you are fighting an enemy team generally AP. However, this is still a good option regardless of the enemy team.
- When playing Trundle as a support, Talisman of Ascension doesn't offer a lot of stats that Trundle desires, However, it is still a good choice because an early Ancient coin can help with Trundle's early mana issues while the health regeneration stacks with his King's Tribute's healing for great sustain.
- The final upgrade to Ancient Coin, Talisman of Ascension, provides Trundle with six effects, including a version of the former Shurelia's item: the temporary aura speedup.
- Purchasing an early Aegis of the Legion provides some durability and resistances and helps the team. It can be later upgraded into a Locket of the Iron Solari.
- A Frozen Mallet is a good option for health. A Frozen Mallet is useful for Trundle as it keeps the enemy on the AoE of Frozen Domain.
- Randuin's Omen can serve as Trundle's primary armor item. The movement speed slow keeps anyone that chooses to fight Trundle on his Frozen Domain area of effect and helps Trundle avoid being kited, the attack speed slow and Chomp helps them do less damage, and the active, especially when paired with Subjugate for a longer duration, can be devastating for enemies in a team fight.
- It should be noted however that Trundle is very much reliant on specific jungling masteries and runes in order to support that style of play. Jungle should only be taken if conditions are favorable.
- Starting items: Hunter's Machete, Health Potion x5.
- Skill progression: Chomp → Pillar of Ice → Frozen Domain or Pillar of Ice→ Chomp → Frozen Domain (If support jungle build)
- Recommended Runes: Armor Penetration Marks, Armor Seals, Personal Preference Glyphs, Attack Damage Quintessences
- Jungling order: Blue Golem (Smite) → Wolves →Wraiths → Red Lizard (Smite) → Golems → Gank*
- Trundle's strengths in the jungle are his sustain with King's Tribute and his ability to invade the enemy jungle as he can duel most AD champions favorably with his Chomp and he easily escape with Frozen Domain and Pillar of Ice.
- Trundle is pretty mana dependent and will need either Crest of the Ancient Golem or Mana Potions for a second jungle clear.
- Trundle can gank at level 2 (really just showing his face to make them waste Flash) but he needs all of his abilities ( Frozen Domain and Pillar of Ice are critical so level 3 at the earliest) in order to gank effectively so he is pretty much stuck in his jungle route, no shortcuts should be taken.
- Trundle is able to solo Dragon as early as level 6 with a Vampiric Scepter and a few Health Potions. Care must be taken, as Frozen Domain is favorable to help kill Dragon but may also alert enemies to your presence. Some mana regeneration like Mana Potions or Crest of the Ancient Golem and damage over time from Blessing of the Lizard Elder is also advisable.
Recommended builds
Runes and Masteries
- Trundle can use either defensive masteries (9/21/0) or offensive masteries (21/9/0), depending on player's personal preference.
- General Runes: Attack Damage/Armor Penetration Marks and Quintessences, Armor Seals, Magic Resist Glyphs
- Jungling Runes: 6 Armor Penetration Marks (9.96 Armor Penetration), 3 Attack Damage Marks (2.85 Attack Damage), 9 Armor Seals (12.69 Armor), 9 Choice Glyphs, 3 Attack Damage Quintessences (6.75 Attack Damage)
- Avoid battling Trundle near minions. If a minion is killed, Trundle will regain health due to his King's Tribute. This can sometimes turn a battle to his favor. Be aware that he has exceptional health regeneration along with his King's Tribute to easily sustain himself and recover from most harass in a laning situation.
- Trundle excels at fighting inside his Frozen Domain AoE. Moving away from the spell's AoE can help you 1v1 him.
- Pillar of Ice can block your way of escape and slow your movement speed. Therefore, it is best to avoid the spell's AoE or use Flash to quickly go over it.
- Top laners with ranged capacity (such as Jayce or Kayle) will have good effect against Trundle if he attempts to push or attack.
- Avoid a head-on fight with Trundle early-game in most cases. His early-game damage is high, and his Chomp can reduce your own ability to retaliate. Try to focus on ranged harass and wearing him down as Trundle has fewer options to retaliate than he would against melee attackers.
- If Trundle uses his Subjugate on you, it is best to avoid him and wait until the debuff is over because Subjugate can melt even the toughest tank, or allow Trundle to dive into your team and survive strictly attacking your squishy damage-dealers with the rest of his team helping him even with your best attempts to focus him down. As it is a large part of Trundle's durability which is necessary for him functioning in teamfights, using escapes to avoid letting him take advantage of Subjugate's bonuses can leave him much more vulnerable while it is cooling down.
- Trundle is always at least a decent duelist. Treat him the same way you would a Jax, Tryndamere, a fed Sion, etc. It is heavily recommend to avoid 1v1s with him at any time past level 3. During mid and late game, it is usually recommended to bring overwhelming damage (think having 2 more people on your side for any fights, so 3v1, 4v2, 5v3) or ridiculous amounts of CC (think Sejuani AND Leona).


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The PGA of America has initiated several wonderful golf programs for the 2012 season. One of the programs that we are promoting is "Welcome to Golf Month."
This program is to let all the former golfers know that we are going to do our level best to get you excited about golf again.
One benefit of Welcome to Golf month is that I offer any golfer a free 10-minute golf lesson at Adirondack Golf Club. The interested golfer must call my golf shop at 561-2337 to make an appointment. Also, I will be offering a six-week ladies golf clinic starting in June. They will be held every Wednesday from 6 to 7:15 p.m. at Adirondack Golf Club. The clinics will cover every phase the game and the students will also go out on the course one session to go over the etiquette and rules of the game.
To get the entire community more excited and involved I have set up two demo days from the two best golf companies in the business. First of all, we have a demo day with the Titleist Golf Company Friday, May 25, at Adirondack Golf Club from 1:30 to 5 p.m.
Then on June 8, we have the Ping Golf Company from 1:30 to 5 p.m.
All interested golfers may try any and all golf clubs and the range balls are free of charge.
I suggest that all the golf clubs in the North Country to try to promote "Tee It Forward" program. This is designed so that the senior golfer, junior golfer and all golfers with a high handicap will enjoy the game a lot more. This change will lower your golf scores, enable you to have more fun, and you will play in much less time. The "Tee It Forward" program is getting tremendous response in the areas of the country that are promoting it.
Here are what some PGA pros told PGA Magazine about the program:
Jack Nicklaus says, "It's the way to play."
Paul Creamer says, "It's cool."
Dustin Johnson says, "Its fun. Play faster and have more fun."
Finally, our "Its O.K." hints for beginners has also been very receptive where initiated to this point. Some of the It's O.K. to play golf for fun are:
1. Its O.K. not to keep score
2. Its O.K. to play from the shorter tees
3. Its O.K. to give yourself a better lie
4. Its O.K. to throw your ball out of the bunker after one try
5. Its O.K. to pick up in the middle of the hole and enjoy the scenery
6. Its O.K. to play golf in your sneakers. Be comfortable!
7. Its O.K. to move your ball away from trees, rocks, or very hilly lies.
These above guidelines are for beginning golfers and not for tournament play.
Plattsburgh Golf/ Adirondack Golf Club are a participating ' PLAY GOLF AMERICA "facility. We will be having golf programs and initiatives all year long to help you the golfer better enjoy your time playing golf.
The Rule of The Week: If you break or damage your driver during the course of play, are you entitled to replace it under the rules of golf?
Answer: Yes, you are allowed to replace it.
The Golf Tip of the Week: Practice the correct posture and your golf swing will definitely get a lot better. Pick out a PGA Tour player such as Adam Scott or Julie Inkster and try to emulate their posture and or set-up.


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Updated 3:59pm Thursday 23rd January 2014 in News By Tara Cox, Reporter
A PREGNANT woman who was more than three times the drink drive limit when she got behind the wheel has been handed a suspended prison sentence.
Alanda Jane Kempton, 30, of Blackmore Road, Shaftesbury, was spotted by a police officer driving a Volkswagen Fox at 1am on January 1, on the A30 near Shaftesbury.
Weymouth Magistrates Court heard Kempton was followed up the road by police and pulled over on a routine stop.
Police officers said it was 'quite clear' she was intoxicated.
Kempton, who pleaded guilty to drink driving, gave a reading of 125 microgrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath.
The legal limit is 35 microgrammes.
The court heard Kempton had got behind the wheel after an argument with her partner over the fact she had been drinking that evening while pregnant.
Lee Christmas, representing Kempton, said his client had previously held a full and clean driving licence and was a woman of good character.
He also said Kempton is due to give birth in June of this year and described this incident as a 'moment of madness'.
He added: "An argument had taken place between my client and her partner, and she simply wanted to go home to her mother."
Magistrates handed Kempton a prison sentence of eight weeks suspended for 18 months.
She was also banned from driving for 30 months, with a 226 day reduction upon completing a drink driving awareness course.
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INDIANAPOLIS — The general election of 1984 wasn't a good year for Democrats, as Republicans in Indiana and across the nation rode in on the coattails of President Ronald Reagan's landslide re-election.
But Vi Simpson was one of the exceptions: The Democrat from Ellettsville beat the Republican incumbent to win a seat in the Indiana Senate.
She'd been recruited by Frank O'Bannon, a longtime Democratic legislator who would later go on to beat the GOP favorite in the 1996 race for governor.
"I've often thought what a huge, idiotic move that was," said Simpson, recalling her decision to take a run at Republican-held seat. "But I just didn't think about it. I just did it. And I've been the Senate ever since."
In May, Simpson, 66, decided to give up the Democratic nomination she won in the primary for her current seat – and with it, her position as Senate Minority Leader -- to join Democrat John Gregg in his quest to become governor.
It wasn't an easy decision; she'd considered running for governor in 2004, and again last year. Her husband, former state senator Bill McCarty, and her two adult children and four grandchildren, encouraged her. "We decided to go for it," she said.
When Gregg announced Simpson as his running mate, he said he "didn't have to look long, didn't have to look hard," because she was "just a shining star."
Simpson and Gregg share the same party, but not all the same views. Gregg calls himself a moderate-conservative Democrat; Simpson calls herself a progressive Democrat.
She's pro-choice; he's pro-life. Simpson led Senate Democrats in the failed fight to stop the "right to work" law that bans contracts that compel employees to join a union. Gregg has said he doesn't like the law, but won't lead a fight to repeal it if elected.
Simpson dismisses the significance of their differences, saying she and Gregg appeal to different constituencies. "That's a good match," she said.
In her 28 years in the Senate, Simpson earned a reputation for being forthright. She thinks it's why voters in her district – which includes the Democrat-heavy, college town of Bloomington – kept sending her back.
"I think being honest with the voters has really been my forte," Simpson said, adding: "I've always been brutally honest, to a fault I think."
Her first call to public service came as a teenager, listening to President John F. Kennedy's urgings to young people to get involved in civic life.
"He was the kind of leader who brought young people into the fold," she said. "He inspired us and caused all of us to aspire to do good."
In college she volunteered on campaigns and later worked with displaced homemakers – helping women who'd been forced, by divorce or other circumstances, to get training and find work. She saw disparity in the financial credit laws and got interested in credit rights.
"I had this vision that someday I might be in a position that I could change the law," Simpson said. But she didn't she herself as a political candidate until others saw it first.
The late Frank McCloskey, a six-term U.S. congressman from Bloomington, encouraged Simpson to run for her first office, that of Monroe County auditor. In that job, she got involved in lobbying state legislators on behalf of county officials around the state.
"That's when I figured out where the decisions that impact local communities were made," Simpson said.
If elected, Simpson sees herself advocating for a more open legislative process in which all voices have the chance to be heard.
"The legislative process only works when people listen to each other," she said. "Compromise and negotiations, which are the basis for the legislative process, have become bad words now."
• Maureen Hayden covers the Statehouse for the CNHI newspapers in Indiana. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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With the upcoming release of Gamers, a film in which he stars, Luda explained his method of choosing films?and he also told his music fans what they could expect from his seventh album, Ludaversal.
"It is about controlling peoples' minds and playing them in a video game," Ludacris said about Gamers. "I look at projects regardless of them being independent or big budget. I like being in involved in what I feel are life changing projects...[Ludaversal,] it's just that, universal," he said, playing the role of good publicity man and not divulging too many details to keep his fans guessing. (Reuters)
Luda previously starred in 2005's Oscar-winning?film, Crash.
In a stunning twist, the motion picture academy turned its back on Brokeback Mountain and its unflinching gay love story, awarding the Oscar for best picture to Crash, a moody kaleidoscope of racial confrontation in Los Angeles in which every character is at once sympathetic and repulsive. Crash also won the Oscars for best original screenplay, for its writers, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco, and for the film's editor, Hughes Winborne. (New York Times)
The rapper recently promised to one day step away from hip-hop to pursue careers outside of the rap game.
"Rap is real competitive just the same way boxing is," he said in an interview. "We always talk about taking other rappers out. That being said, I feel like I'm the best rapper. I wanted to get the best boxer in the game [for my last album.] That's why it's called "Undisputed.' ... It's always cool to play something totally unexpected and out of the norm. Those are the type of roles I go for. Anything that stretches the limitations...I'm sure I won't be rapping when I'm 50 years-old. (Chicago Tribune)
He previously spoke with SOHH about launching his new Tag Body Spray, Get Yours.
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The ingredients are adjusted for 6oz of chicken.
Honey Mustard Chicken:
2 tbsp + 2tsp dijon mustard
2 tbsp honey
1 tbsp light mayo (or regular if you want)
1/2 tsp steak sauce (use whatever you like)
Thai chicken marinade:
2 tbsp soy sauce
1 tsp minced garlic
1/4 tsp red pepper flakes
1 tbsp honey
Let them marinade for atleast 4-6 hours.
Second, im cutting right now but getting bored of tuna as my source of fish, so I was wondering if anyone has tried Tilapia? Is it any similar to haddock, salmon, or cod (all of which ill be adding to my diet too), because I enjoy all of those so if it is similar that would be great.
Both marinades sound really good man, I'll have to refer back to these next time I'm cooking some bird.
Tilapia is pretty mild, I suppose similar to cod but less fishy. Its good, give it a try!
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(AP) - NO PAYOUT: The chief executive of Britain's Barclays bank is giving up his 2012 bonus amid a string of scandals over market-fixing and other financial malfeasance.
BIG BUCKS: Antony Jenkins was entitled to a maximum bonus of 2.75 million pounds ($4.35 million), or 250 percent of his 1.1 million pound salary. Senior bank officials were canvassing investors about the possibility of awarding him a seven-figure sum.
BONUS FURY: Bonuses have been a hot button in Britain and elsewhere ever since the financial crisis, when executives got huge payouts while taxpayers were left footing multibillion dollar bills as their banks teetered.
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Will Kentucky be the next state to prevent deadly allergic reactions in school children? There is a push by a Kentucky lawmaker who wants to make sure every school in the state has epinephrine injector pens or EpiPens on hand.
House Bill 172 passed out of the House Education Committee in Frankfort last week. It should come to a full house vote soon. Right now, Kentucky schools are not required to keep emergency medications on hand to treat allergic reactions. This bill is getting support from some parents and doctors.
Ali Elder is 11 years old and can tell you all about her allergy to nuts.
"My mouth starts to tingle and it just gives me a weird feeling in my mouth that I ate it," said Ali.
Her mother, Amy, knew something was wrong when Ali was two.
"We started introducing peanut butter," said Amy Elder. "That's what everybody eats that. She had a peanut butter cookie and had a reaction. "
That's why Amy keeps an EpiPen with her at all times, in her purse, in her car, and she even has one at Ali's school.
"We've never had to use to thank goodness," said Amy. "It's one of those things that it could save her life."
Republican State Representative Addia Wuchner from northern Kentucky is proposing House Bill 172. If passed, it would require Kentucky schools to keep at least two epinephrine injector pens on campus and have an emergency action plan for life-threatening reactions. It also proposes that students with life-threatening allergies have a personal EpiPen at school. It would absolve trained school administrators from liability for giving the medication. It's something Dr. Mark Corbett from Allergy Care supports.
"The access to epinephrine is the treatment of choice," said Mark Corbett. "We know sooner you administer the epinephrine the better chance you have to stopping the reaction."
Since allergies are sometimes unpredictable, Amy hopes the bill can help children like hers.
"Sometimes seconds matter if the school has something there they can treat the child right away it can help," said Amy.
Schools have mixed feelings about the bill. The Kentucky School Board Association says it's an unfunded mandate. The EpiPens can cost anywhere from $100 to $300. Also, many school administrators have reservations about making medical decisions.
Schools can apply to get them for free in the first year from a pharmaceutical company.
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The themed Cops and Robbers 5K race is set for Tuesday evening. Participants can put on their most creative police or robber costume.
Organizers call it one of Tulsa's most fun and unique races. "Robbers" will be stationed along the course carrying bags of prizes or cash. The runners have to catch up to the robbers in order to win their loot.
The Oklahoma Gang Investigators Association is hosting the event.
"The goal is to raise awareness and stop gang violence in our community. All the proceeds will go to the OGIA's Downed Officers Fund," a press release states.
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My dad's a good guy. He'd been an industrial equipment salesman for much of my life, and he was very good at it. Even though he's retired now, his phone still rings a few times a week. Sometimes customers need a part, sometimes they need advice on an installation, sometimes they're just calling to shoot the breeze. He helps where he can, but they're always upset to hear that he's not in the business anymore.
"Sure, I can screw this guy over and make a few extra thousand dollars on his order. Maybe I can do it a few more times. But you know what? Sooner or later, he's going to find out I'm screwing him. And I'll never hear from him again, and he'll tell everyone he knows," he'd tell me. He wanted to do honest business. Not just because it was "the right thing to do," but because it was the financially prudent thing to do. In the long term, doing right by your customer is always going to put more money in your pocket. When you're talking about a Fortune 500 company, everyone from your shareholders to your executive board down to your junior sales reps should be able to appreciate that extraordinarily simple, universally rewarding truism.
And that's why the American wireless industry is so very difficult for me to feel good about right now. Customers are being screwed in some very overt ways that we've talked at length about in the past several years — but they're being screwed in countless subtle ways, too.
Take tonight's news that HTC isn't being allowed to offer a bootloader unlock for the AT&T-branded version of the One X. Though the company isn't saying that it's AT&T blocking the unlock, it's patently obvious that's exactly what's happening — HTC just can't afford to jeopardize that cash cow of a relationship by lobbing the ball into AT&T's court. I understand, and I don't blame HTC. In fact, I don't even blame HTC for taking the One X launch deal with AT&T in the first place and agreeing to the locked bootloader, because everyone knows what a dog-eat-dog world the OEM business is — HTC needs big hits, it needs them on big carriers, and it had to strike while the iron was hot.
I blame AT&T. It's a petty, pitiful move that serves no practical function other than to alienate a very small number of their enthusiast customers in exchange for a perception among executives that profit margins are somehow better protected. And let's be very clear: AT&T doesn't lose a dime from the handful of One X customers who would choose to bootloader unlock their devices. Subsidies are protected by AT&T's $325 early termination fee (if that $325 isn't sufficient to cover a subsidy at AT&T's volume commitments, someone isn't doing their job), and these customers aren't using any carrier-branded value-add services that are wiped out by a custom ROM anyway. Free tethering? That's not a concern either; we all know AT&T's well able to detect unauthorized tethering at this point.
And let's not single out AT&T. Verizon is presently trying to extort the federal government into approving its purchase of AWS spectrum from cable companies by conditionally offering to sell A and B Block 700MHz spectrum that it has been sitting on, warehoused, for several years now. If it succeeds, the rural carriers who would likely buy it would have limited ability to use it without the FCC mandating 700MHz interoperability between the A / B and C Blocks, a measure that both AT&T and Verizon have fought tooth and nail.
In other words, these small carriers would have a much tougher time competing with Verizon on 4G services. Competition, of course, is good for customers. Randall Stephenson, CEO of AT&T, disagrees: "Obviously, the more competitors you have, the less efficient the allocation of spectrum will be. It's just... that's mathematical."
On the surface, we can all understand why executives at any company would be opposed to competition. But let's consider the effect of competition on the industry since the FCC created the PCS band — and in doing so, significantly expanded the number of players in the market — in the early 1990s: the use of cellular has exploded. Dumbphones became ubiquitous, then feature phones, and now smartphones. Data use and ARPU are through the roof, exceeding even the most generous estimates from a decade ago. And that's been a rewarding effect for every carrier in the industry, entrenched giants like Verizon and AT&T included.
Clearly, these guys can continue being unfriendly and still make bank in spades. Spectrum, being a precious resource, makes for tremendous leverage — you and I aren't about to give up our data-hungry smartphones, after all. But I think they'd be shocked to discover that treating their customers like friends — like people they genuinely want to do right by — isn't in any way incompatible with their ultimate responsibility to deliver value to shareholders. And it all starts with a little bootloader unlock.
My dad was onto something.
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