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Greetings-I am new here as I just discovered this site. Peter Garms was my great great grandfather. His daughter Sophia Elizabeth Garms Lockett was my great grandmother. Her and Wyatt Coffey (Doc) Lockett sixth child, William Vernon Lockett, was my grandfather. Looking forwARD TO CORRESPONDING WITH YOU.
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Just a note to let you know there are some Edit Requests that I sent to you, that are still pending. Do you have any Edit Requests in your Edit Tab that are still waiting to be processed/accepted? Thanks.
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I am the great-great-great granddaughter of Amelia Ann Hilton and William Henry Stier (their daughter Ann married my great-great grandfather, Champion Harrison, both of them are also buried in Loudon Park). I met another one of Sarah Burgess Stier's descendants at her grave last year. Do you have any information on Amelia Ann Hilton? It would appear she was born in New Market, but I've searched everywhere (including the Historical Society, Hall of Records), and I cannot trace her beyond her marriage to William Henry in Frederick. I am fixated on finding out more about her. Thanks.
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You are welcome. Found it while searching for an obit for someone else.
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Hi there, I just came across you filling in a gap for me with the picture of Joseph L Patman I provided. Thank you for the info. I just found the pieces to his tombstone in our cemetery in Rome Ga. It is a very private and hidden gem that I am dedicated in restoring to keep my families memories alive. Joseph's was the worst off with John's being second. Joseph's was actually upside down and buried under ground covering. Someone has been vandalizing the cemetery and I now have neighbors watching it for me because I live in Florida.
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Hi: "thank you! yes, I had a very busy morning and when I sent you the Edit, for his wife Mary (Bowne NOT Brown) one number was off. Her memorial #9489003 is correct. I am not related to them but I would value management of his memorial, if you like. I am very grateful for your help with these memorials."
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Robert and Margaret,
I saw your message on Find a Grave:
"Sarah was the daughter of William Henry Jackson Stier and Amelia Ann Hilton. She was married to Charles Wesley Wilson on June 1, 1864. Charles was buried in Loudon Park Cemetery, (memorial #82486557)."
Charles and Sarah Wilson are my great great grandparents.
You mention in the above message that Charles Wilson is buried in Loudon Park. I have found his grave and the graves of some of his sons there. Do you know where Sarah (his wife) is buried? Any information would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Carol H.
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Elizabeth ("Betty") Coffey (30) died after 1807. She married Thomas Fields, brother of Sally and son of Richard Fields and Elizabeth Murrell. Elizabeth and Thomas moved to Wilkes Co., N.C. Thomas was active in the Yadkin Baptist Church, holding the office of clerk and later that of deacon. His will in 1807 listed wife Betty and the following children: James Crumpton, William Fields, Reuben Fields, Betsy Penley, Winifred Humphrey, Polly Humphrey, and Sally Penley. Presumably the first "child" is a son-in-law, and all children were by Elizabeth Coffey. (R‑922)
Will of Thomas Fields probated in Wilkes co, NC on 10 Jan 1807 (Ruben as son).
Richard Fields b. abt. 1730 d. abt. 1764 m. Elizabeth Murrell 1757 Amherst Co., VA
Thomas Fields b. abt 1755 Albemarle Co., VA d. 1807 Wilkes Co., NC
m. Elizabeth Coffey 1769
Reuben Fields b. abt. 1778 Wilkes Co., NC d. aft. 1820 m. Susie Lee 1797 Wilkes Co., NC m. Leanna Pendley 1780 NC
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Watford remain unbeaten under new head coach Beppe Sannino and with the Royals' form being relatively indifferent, there is little interest in betting on an away win.
By the same token, three of Sannino's four games in charge have ended all-square so odds of 19/20 with Coral on a Watford win look far too stingy.
Goals could be in short supply tomorrow with four of Watford's last five matches having under three goals. Reading also haven't scored more than one goal in a game since November so backing under 2.5 goals also looks favourable at 10/11 with Paddy Power.
If you want to combine the two bets, Ladbrokes are offering the draw and under 2.5 goals at a tempting 31/10.
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Festival : Music
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FiestaCity Festival: 3 days of music, 5 stages and over 70 free concerts in Verviers, in the province of Liège! From 29 to 31/08/14!
The entire city is literally partying with quality artists, both national and international, legendary groups and emerging bands.
An event for all ages and tastes!
Full info and programme available on the website.
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More Fun Than You Can Shake a Seed Stick At.
There's a whole lot of shaking going on in the Budgie Buddies exhibit! Take a summer stroll through our indoor aviary surrounded by more than 100 free-flight Australian birds - budgies, finches, cockatiels, and princess parrots. Give your seed stick a shake, and a bird or two may even land on your arm or shoulder to have a nibble.
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Walk-through aviary w/bird feeding open Apr. 1 - Oct. 31
Hours: April 1 - April 31 - daily, 10am - 4pm
May 1 - Labor Day - daily, 9:30am-6pm
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(November 11, 2009) – On November 4th the Coaching Association of Canada announced that 46 coaches will receive the 2009 Petro-Canada Coaching Excellence Award. Four of the 46 award winners are Skate Canada coaches: Shelley Barnett, Janet Collins, Manon Perron and Marina Zoueva.
The prestigious award recognizes coaches whose athletes excelled at world championships and at the Special Olympics World Winter Games.
"Skate Canada is lucky to have so many talented coaches for our skaters to work with. A skater's success depends much on the relationship they have with their coach and how a coach can develop the skater," said Skate Canada CEO William Thompson. "Awards such as these shine a light on coaches who are sometimes left out of the spotlight. The Coaching Association of Canada does an excellent job of bringing attention to the great coaches we have in our country. Congratulations to all 46 coaches."
Shelley Barnett of Burlington, Ont., won the award for the third year in a row. Barnett is the coach of the World Champion synchronized skating team NEXXICE. She has led the team to three back-to-back Canadian title (2007, 2008, 2009) and three world medals, bronze in 2007 and 2008 and gold in 2009.
Janet Collins of Wasaga Beach, Ont., coaches Special Olympic World Winter Games gold medalist Christine Koutras and bronze medalist Vicky Dupont. She is an active member with the Collingwood Skating Club.
Manon Perron of Boucherville, Que., is the coach of five-time Canadian Champion Joannie Rochette. Perron led Rochette to her first world medal this year. Rochette placed second at the 2009 ISU World Figure Skating Championships.
Marina Zoueva of Canton, Michigan, is the coach of ice dancers Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir. Zoueva has nurtured the young dance team to two Canadian titles and two world medals, silver in 2008 and bronze in 2009.
The awards will be presented during the Petro-Canada Sport Leadership sportif 2009 at the Sport Leadership Ceremony on November 13, 2009 at the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre Grand Ballroom.
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Hospital Margins in Jeopardy as 5010, ICD-10 Deadlines Loom
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In the next two years healthcare providers will be faced with two transitions that could blow margins to smithereens if they aren't completed on time. This is why for quite a while now Bruce Landes, MD, president and CEO of Southwest Physician Associates, a 1,500-member IPA in Dallas has been trying to get the word out about the ramifications of HIPAA 5010 and ICD-10.
Although Landes has diligently written newsletters, contacted the media and his colleagues, and held a seminar on these subjects, he's also had numerous conversations with peers who indicate they aren't prepared for what these two transitions will do to the bottom line. And there's a whole lot of money at stake for both the unprepared and the prepared, he points out.
"I think we're going to have a whole lot of panicked calls in January when the providers suddenly find out their claims process doesn't work," he says.
If 5010 and ICD-10 are not properly implemented, there is the potential for financial upheaval, including:
- Significant increases in accounts receivable
- Rapid decreases in cash flow
- High call volumes due to rejected claims
- Risk of increased audits and sanctions
HIPAA 5010 is the latest version of healthcare transaction standards, focusing on the electronic exchange of administrative and financial information between healthcare providers and health plans for patient care services, including eligibility inquiries, service (treatment) authorization and referrals, claims status requests, and claims and remittance advice (claims payment). It must be fully implemented by January 1, 2012, to avoid delays in claims reimbursements.
The 5010 transactions are a key component of ICD-10, which is the largest overhaul of healthcare codes in the past 30 years. That transition to ICD-10 must be completed by October 1, 2013, and includes more than 155,000 codes, a significant expansion from the current 17,000 codes in ICD-9.
Landes' worry that providers will not be prepared for these transitions is echoed by healthcare leaders nationwide, and many are reporting they aren't ready. In the July HealthLeaders Media Intelligence Report, ICD-10 Puts Revenue at Risk, the majority of healthcare leaders acknowledge that none of their systems is ICD-10 ready. Half of the respondents said they have yet to complete even one readiness assessment, and 41% cited more pressing priorities for not having done so.
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Lol. a Saj Mahmood sighting too.
Lol. a Saj Mahmood sighting too.
That really is disgusting commentary.
What a ****in wanker.
My Youtube cricket channels, thousands of gold old videos
New contender coming up from Ahmedabad. Video to be provided soon.
lol @ KP's dismissal
Nominate Kevin Pietersen, Ahemdabad 2012
I know getting out on the last ball of a day is kinda Clarke's schtick, but has his dismissal by Harmy at the end of day 3 of the 2nd test in 2005 had a mention yet?
Strolls out of the crease and allows himself to be yorked by a slower ball that he tried to shovel through the leg side.
Decent nut, but given Oz were 7 down in the 4th innings and still facing a deficit of (IIRC) 99 it must score pretty well on the "match awareness" quotient.
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- Even the ICC's own official press release thinks things must change
There was a famous Gower dismissal in the 1990/91 Ashes. I can't remember which test it was, but he was comfortably set with lunch approaching and decided to give the guy at fine leg some catching practice.
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Wasn't early in his innings. Was on 30 at the time. Him & Warne had moved Oz from 137/7 to 175/7 and it was the last ball of the day.
Still a brain fade, IMHO.
He tried to clip a ball on the stumps through the legside.
clarke has about 50 loose pokes outside off that come to mind first
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
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Egyptian President-elect Mohammed Morsy will review his country's peace treaty with Israel, Iran's semi-official Fars news agency quoted him as saying Monday. The interview marks something of a departure from comments he made in his election victory speech, during which the Muslim Brotherhood candidate vowed to "preserve international accords and obligations," in what appeared to be a reference to the peace treaty with Israel.
"We will review the issue of Camp David," Morsy said, adding that he would not take executive action but would rather pass recommendations through the government and cabinet. "I will not make any decision alone," he said.
"Our policy towards Israel will be one of equality, because we are no less than them in any way," he said. "We will discuss the restoration of Palestinian rights [with the Palestinians], because this is a very important issue."
Turning to Iran, Morsy also stated that his administration will look to expand bilateral ties to create a strategic "balance" in the region.
Diplomatic relations between the two countries have been severed for more than 30 years, but both sides have signaled a shift in policy since former president Hosni Mubarak was overthrown last year in a popular uprising.
Fars quoted him as saying he was interested in better relations with Tehran. "This will create a balance of pressure in the region, and this is part of my program."
Asked to comment on reports that, if elected, his first state visit would be to Iran's regional arch-rival Saudi Arabia, Morsy said: "I didn't say such a thing and until now my first international visits following my victory in the elections have not been determined."
Morsy defeated former Mubarak prime minister and general Ahmed Shafik in a run-off last weekend by a convincing 3.5 percentage points, or nearly 900,000 votes, taking 51.7 percent of the total, officials said. It ended a week of disputes over the count that had frayed nerves.
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1 National Museum of Iceland
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41 Suðurgata IS - Reykjavík
The National Museum of Iceland features reconstructed settings and original presentations (such as a conveyor belt with a parade of 20C objects) recounting the country's history as well as its everyday life since its settlement circa 800. A dense and..
2 Gullfoss
Nature and gardens
IS - Geysir
Fed by the Langjökull Glacier dominating the site, the Hvitá River dives 32m here, then is swept through a narrow gorge. The roar of the water and foam that looks iridescent in the sunlight make Gullfoss, "the golden falls", a strikingly be..
3 Thórsmörk Valley
Nature and gardens
IS - 706 Evindarhólar
The Thórsmörk Valley is hard to get to (by 4WD or on an excursion from Reykjavík), but the rewards are spectacular: a stunning Arctic landscape watched over by three glaciers and protected by several dangerous fords. There's a famous trek up to Landm..
4 Skaftafell National Park
Nature and gardens
IS - 785 Skaftafell
Skaftafell National Park has some fine volcanic discoveries in store for you, including the chain of craters at Lakagígar, the basalt columns at Svartifoss waterfall and the active Grimsvötn volcano, covered by the carefully monitored Vatnajökull gla..
5 Vatnajökull National Park
Nature and gardens
IS - 780 Höfn
This is the largest nature park in Europe. Nothing less would have been worthy of Vatnajökull, Europe's largest glacier, whose 8,000 km 2 cover almost 12% of the country's area. The park contains two other breathtakingly beautiful national parks: Ska..
6 Látrabjarg Cliffs
Nature and gardens
IS - Hvallátur
Northwest of Breiðafjörður, on the edges of Europe, the gigantic Látrabjarg cliffs (440m high by 14km long) are a favourite spot for bird-watchers. They are home to millions of birds, including the largest razorbill (Alca torda) colony on the planet.
7 Harpa
Architecture, castles and historic districts
2 Austurbakki 2 IS - Reykjavik
A concert hall and conference centre, this huge complex, that also houses restaurants, bars and a record shop, is the jewel in Iceland's architectural crown. Inaugurated in May 2011, Harpa was designed by the Danish firm Henning Larsen Architects and..
8 Blue Lagoon
Nature and gardens
IS - 240 Grindavík
The Blue Lagoon, created by run-off from a nearby thermal plant, is on Reykjanes Peninsula, a lava field with open-air volcanic and geothermal activity. The lagoon offers swimmers its warm and salutary opaline waters. Guaranteed relaxation in a lunar..
9 Landmannalaugar
Nature and gardens
IS - Grafarkirkja
Specked with strips of obsidian, the mountains of astonishingly coloured rhyolite in Landmannalaugar unfold as far as the eye can see - from pink Brennisteinsalda to orange and green Suðurnámur. Don't miss this heroic valley, one of Iceland's most ma..
10 Lake Jökulsárlón
Nature and gardens
IS - Reynivellir
This largest glacial lake in Iceland, created in 1950, is inhabited by herring, salmon, seals and numerous aquatic birds. Don't miss this herald of Vatnajökull, especially if you enjoy seeing eiders swimming between the icebergs, icy sculptures with ..
11 Reykjavík Old Town
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Place Austurvöllur IS - Reykjavík
Located between the harbour and Lake Tjörnin, the old town is a small neighbourhood developed in the 18C around wool-producing workshops. Brightly painted houses in wood and corrugated iron adjoin recent buildings including the Town Hall. In the cent..
12 Thingvellir
Archaeological and historical sites
IS - Thingvellir
Thingvellir forms a cirque lined by cliffs and is located on the rift between the Eurasian and North American continental plates north of Iceland's largest lake. The first parliament, the Althing, was held here in 930. You can see remains of 18C shel..
13 Geysir Site
Nature and gardens
IS - Geysir
Geysir, which has lent its name to geysers all over the world, once spewed a stream of water and steam 60m into the air, created by contact with magma inside a rift. It has calmed down since the mid-20C, giving up top billing to its neighbour Strokku..
14 Hekla
Nature and gardens
IS - Asolfsstadhir
Although overshadowed by Snæfellsjökull in Jules Verne's Journey to the Centre of the Earth, Hekla remains one of Iceland's most formidable volcanos with twenty unpredictable and devastating eruptions to its name. Thus its reputation as the Gateway t..
15 Skogar Folk Museum
Museums and art
IS - 706 Evindarhólar
Skogar Folk Museum, one of the finest in the country, is composed of old buildings brought here from all over southern Iceland. This is a real village with a school, a church and a power plant. There's not a doily or doorknob missing in the houses. A..
16 Vestmann Islands
Nature and gardens
IS - 900 Vestmannaeyjar
The volcanic activity in the Vestmann Islands has made this a constantly changing archipelago. Surtsey Island (a UNESCO World Heritage Site reserved for scientists) sprung out of the sea in 1963, and delightful Heimaey gained a few metres thanks to t..
17 Mount Dyrfjöll
Nature and gardens
IS - 720 Bakkagerði
Imposing Mount Dyrfjöll is believed to be the home of the queen of the elves. Whatever the case may be, the tallest mountain on Borgarfjörður Bay remains shrouded in mystery. Only confirmed mountain-climbers can tackle its steep, jagged summit.
18 Lónsöræfi Park
Nature and gardens
IS - Reydhara
Lónsöræfi is one of Iceland's largest nature reserves. Coloured rhyolite and deep gorges liven up this superb, sparse mineral world surrounded by high mountain chains. Stafafell Farm youth hostel is a good point of departure.
19 Lakagígar
Nature and gardens
IS - 880 Kálfafell
Lakagígar's gigantic eruption in 1783 ruined Iceland and created climatic havoc in Europe, affecting harvests and some say partly triggering the French Revolution. An explosively beautiful site with a series of 130 fascinating craters.
20 Mývatn Region
Nature and gardens
IS - Reykjahlidh
Lake Mývatn is a bird sanctuary at the crossroads of great migratory routes. Its surroundings boast unique landscapes, thrillingly disrupted by its volcanic activity: Hverfjall crater, bubbling mud in Námafjáll and petrified lava at Dimmuborgir.


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Chief Tim Vasquez discusses the need for more officers.
Chief's Corner July 09,2013
Chief Tim Vasquez discusses the need for more officers.
Friday August 22, 2014 News and Weather Headlines with Kaitlin Moore and Jeremy Linder.
32 year old, Matthew Salazar will serve at least one-third of his 99 year sentence plus pay a 10,000 fine.
Hundreds of Concho Valley teachers spent the day in a staff development seminar. It's part of the annual Region XV teacher conference.
Chief's filled the Riverstage, Thursday night, for the Back-to-School concert.
Over two dozen boys competed at the West Texas Boys Ranch Rodeo, Thursday morning.
Residents of Single Member District Five voiced their concerns, Thursday night, during the monthly meeting.
A bright future for our economy as more oil field companies and jobs come to San Angelo.
The City of San Angelo is launching a trio of new citizen engagement initiatives, headlined by a citizens academy dubbed COSA U.
The former mayor of Sweetwater was in San Angelo, for a campaign trip.
Jury sentenced Matthew Salazar to 99 years in prision for murder.
The Lake View High School Marching Band will perform a concert at the River Stage on Thursday Night August 21st at 7pm. The event is free to attend.
Thursday August 21, 2014 News and Weather Headlines with Kaitlin Moore and Jeremy Linder.
Brad Cohen, who appeared in a Hallmark movie called ''Front of the class" was Wednesday's speaker during the S.A.I.S.D. Convocation.
It's been a busy week at the Tom Green County courthouse, as jurors decided the fate of two Concho Valley Men.
Airmed One at Shannon medical center takes on the ice bucket challenge!
Matthew Salazar was found guilty in the Aug '13 shooting death of his wife, Heather Salazar.
A shortage of lifeguards will force Love Municipal Pool to close Saturday, Aug. 23, and Sunday, Aug. 24. The pool will reopen for Labor Day weekend Aug. 30-Sept. 1.
Wednesday August 20, 2014 News and Weather Headlines with Kaitlin Moore and Jeremy Linder.
TGC Commissioner Aubrey Decordova is upset about two employees getting raises that will change the county budget by 20,000 dollars.
After two hours of deliberation, a Tom Green County jury found 47-year-old Allen Schmidt guilty of manslaughter, Tuesday night.
In the coming weeks, millions of patients across the country, some in San Angelo, will be notified that their personal information has been compromised. Community Medical Center's parent company, Community Health Systems, was hacked earlier this year, exposing patients to the risk of identity fraud. We spoke with local Better Business Bureau Representatives about what to do if you are at risk.
Pipes and engine parts littered Main Street, after a single vehicle accident last night.
Tuesday August 19, 2014 News and Weather Headlines with Kaitlin Moore and Jeremy Linder.
A Tom Green County panel voted to grant raises to two elected officials. That will add 20 thousand dollars to the county budget.
A local student decided to complete her final two years of high school, virtually. We talk more about this home-based learning environment.
Angelo State University's Civil War Lecture Series, organized by the History Department to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the conflict, will feature eight events during the 2014-15 academic year.
The suicide rate in San Angelo has been above the statewide average for the past 14 years. Local law enforcement officials say, in San Angelo, most suicide-related cases are young teens. We take a look at this epidemic plaguing the Concho Valley.
Angelo State University will present an exhibit of complex, expressionistic artworks by alum Christopher Voss beginning Monday, Aug. 25, in the Carr Education-Fine Arts (EFA) Building, 2602 Dena Drive.
Monday August 18th, 2014 News and Weather Headlines with Kaitlin Moore and Jeremy Linder.
After last week's power outage, police put out a press release about unnecessary phone calls to the emergency line 911.
Here's your latest look at the weather.
If you are looking for a cheap date, or a family night out, consider movies in the park.
As students gear up for the upcoming school year the Esperanza health & dental centers hosted a back to school event at the Sunset Mall.
Over 100 participants were out at the San Angelo Gun Club Shooting Range for the third annual "Daughters at the Range."
The San Angelo Health Department is opening the doors to their clinic for three extra Fridays in August. Dana Winter has the story.
From the loop to state highways going out of town, trash seems to be piling up faster these days on San Angelo roadways even with the "Don't Mess With Texas" campaign. Dana Winter has the story.
Proceeds from the first annual Suddenlink Concho Olympics held Aug. 2 at Bosque Park on the Concho River totaled over $13,000.
Friday August 15, 2014 News and Weather Headlines with Kaitlin Moore and Jeremy Linder.
Beginning in the 2014-2015 school year licensed individuals at Wall ISD will be allowed to carry concealed handguns in a move to better protect students.
San Angelo is more than 3.5% above the state average when it comes to suicides and area law enforcement officers say they're reporting more cases this year.
Thursday 08/14/14 News and Weather Headlines with Kaitlin Moore and Jeremy Linder.
Howard College in San Angelo finishes their building project on September 30th, but part of their expansion will be open to students sooner than that. The Academic Classroom Building will be finished on August 19th and they will start moving into it on August 22nd.
Wednesday August 13, 2014 News and Weather Headlines with Kaitlin Moore and Jeremy Linder.
The largest Ebola outbreak in history continues to spread, approaching 1,000 confirmed dead; two Americans are recovering from the disease, in Atlanta. A group of missionaries from Paulann Baptist Church, just returned home from a trip to Africa. We spoke with them about their experience.
More than 8,000 customers are without power in San Angelo as of the 4 o'clock hour on Tuesday afternoon.
Tom Green County Commissioner Rick Bacon says they're asking F.E.M.A. to approve a zoning change in north San Angelo that will effect nearly 300 residents.
Tuesday August 12, 2014 News and Weather Headlines with Kaitlin Moore and Jeremy Linder.
San Angelo Firefighters were busy, Sunday afternoon, with a handful of calls all within an hour.
An 18-year-old man, Bernardo Pone-Ponce, remains in the Tom Green County Jail, Monday, following a fatal hit-and-run crash, Saturday night.


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Gaming Google: Monster's party boy Tim under fire
Wed August 8, 2012 11:06am
Tim Sabre lives the high life on riches earned by promising he can get you on Google's front page. But he's left behind a string of dissatisfied customers and may now face losing his Google accreditation.
As his Ferrari and swish apartment overlooking Collaroy Beach in NSW can attest, the tech boom has been kind to Sabre. The 39-year-old tried - and failed - to take on Apple with coloured iMac look-alikes during the dotcom boom, but he hopped on a path to riches after founding Publicity Monster in 2006.
The company cold calls businesses promising to get them in the top 7 rankings on Google Local for a keyword of their choice, but in many cases doesn't deliver results and has both harassed and threatened those who complain with legal action or suspension, customers and former staff say. If it fails to achieve desired results it often attempts to change a customer's chosen keyword to a far inferior one that is easier to rank.
Publicity Monster was a bold move by a man who has perfected the art of self promotion. He boasts his attempt to take on Apple "became international news overnight" and claims on his gossip blog Bitch Pleaz to have administered former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's official Facebook page (denied by Rudd's spokesman).
Sabre has worked as a party promoter and in 2008 he attracted national press for claiming to have offered the once-notorious party boy Corey Worthington a $10,000 contract to join his team. In 2007 he led a campaign to ban the "shuffle" dance style in clubs.
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The substance of those claims may certainly be questioned but under no doubt is the level of complaints against Publicity Monster. In NSW alone 28 claims have been lodged against the company in the past two years in the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal, while a further 6 have been lodged in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. It is understood consumer protection authorities in NSW and Victoria are also investigating the firm following dozens of complaints.


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We arrived at the hotel at approximately 12:00. Our room was not quite ready, so we went out on the terrace and had a bite to eat and a very nice bottle of wind, Echo - Lynch Bage. Brenda had a salad, and I had a gauzpacho. The hotel is a converted wine chateaux and has 46 rooms. It is a small luxury ...
Le Saint James
Tonight we went to a gastronomic restaurant called Le Saint James. It was approximately a 20 minute drive from our hotel. There was no real indication of the restaurant from the outside and if the cab did not know we would have missed it. The food was outstanding. I had the wine pairings, but Brenda did not. We started with a Scampi (sweet little lobster). It came ...
Grand Hotel Terrace - Lunch
After the pool, we went up to the terrace for a quiet lunch. We had shrimp cocktail and beef tartar. The shrimp were huge and the tartar was delicious and different, more mustard and lots of pickles, it was more like a salad then a spread. I had some classic ice teas and a black secret. That is one dangerous drink, it goes down so ...
After shopping we went to the pool. The pool is a warm but lovely area as the pictures show. The water is very warm, too warm for me, but perfect for Brenda. We stayed in the pool for a while and then went up to the terrace into the hot tub. We had a drink and relaxed for a ...
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---- — WEST NEWBURY — With an eye toward a potential $800,000 gap in next year's budget, Pentucket Superintendent Jeff Mulqueen is proposing changes he believes will address the fiscal shortfall while strengthening what he says is the regional school district's reputation for excellence.
The new superintendent's comments came Tuesday night during a presentation on his recommended changes to members of Pentucket School Committee's subcommittee on business, finance and operations.
"I want to make the arts and academics the core of what we do at Pentucket," Mulqueen said.
The full Pentucket school board will consider the proposal at a business meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 6:30 p.m. at the high school.
Mulqueen's plan, which is estimated to save $350,000, redistributes and streamlines resources by cutting several key administrative positions, starting in the central office. He stressed that the proposed cuts are not a reflection of "fat in the budget."
"We have a very lean administration, but the problem is, we can't afford what we have," he said. "We have an operating budget. We need to operate within our means."
Mulqueen is proposing eliminating the positions of assistant superintendent, the district-wide arts coordinator, and the leader of the community education program. In their place, he would create a director of academic and arts services to "coordinate instructional services throughout the learning community." This position would also be the district's key liaison for interaction and partnerships with the greater Pentucket community. Mulqueen said his goal is to "strengthen the communities by strengthening the school district."
This flattening of the district's organizational structure distributes curriculum decision-making to the department chairmen, who are, after all, the content experts, Mulqueen said. Principals will handle professional development decisions while "accountability for attaining world-class academics and arts performance" will be strengthened, he contended.
The superintendent also proposed eliminating the director of special education and outplacement coordinator and replacing them with a district-wide supervisor of supplemental and intervention services. This position would handle supervision for district-wide guidance and nursing services as well.
The principalships for the elementary schools in Merrimac would collapse from two to one. Principal Rob Harrison would focus on instructional delivery from pre-kindergarten through sixth grade at the Donaghue and Sweetsir schools. A school support coordinator would be hired to assist him with management decisions in both schools.
Mulqueen said he hopes to generate additional revenues by piloting an expanded, more educationally focused before- and after-school program for half-day kindergarteners at Sweetsir School that he may eventually bring to the district's other two elementary schools. He would also like to offer opportunities for childcare services for families over February and April vacations.
The superintendent estimates his plan will save $350,000 while still protecting current class sizes and programming and maintaining his long-term vision to transform Pentucket "into the preferred educational opportunity for students, employment opportunity for educators and investment opportunity for the community."
He will impose a "limited spending plan" that will require his principals to put staff funding requests through a more strenuous approval process.
"People will know that they have to be able to defend what they are asking for," Mulqueen said.
Other priorities he is looking into are partnering with a local community college to allow high school students to attend night classes for credit and ways to reduce or eliminate fee structures "to ensure equity of access to academic, arts and athletics for every student."


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HEAT broiler.
PLACE fish, skin sides down, on rack of broiler pan sprayed with cooking spray; brush fish with oil.
BROIL, 4 inches from heat, 6 to 7 min. or until fish flakes easily with fork. Meanwhile, cook and stir leeks in butter in medium skillet on medium heat 5 min. or until tender. Add remaining ingredients; cover. Simmer on low heat 5 min. or until cream cheese is completely melted and mixture is well blended, stirring frequently.
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Tonight is Porchlight Storytelling Series' monthly performance at the Verdi Club and you should come for the following reasons:
1. It's at the Verdi Club? Have you been there? It's really cool.
2. The theme is 'Getting Over It and Moving On." You can buy advance tickets HERE.
3. I'm guest co-hosting because Beth Lisick is out of town. Yay!
4. I roped two of my friends into telling stories. Deirdre is the Deputy Chief of Staff for Gavin Newsom. In other words, she is Gavin's Josh Lyman. She is awesome because she is friends with me even though I have spent many years saying kooky things on the internet about Gavin Newsom, and also, she was raised in the Bronx by Irish parents and thus has no choice but to be hilarious all the time. Ken is the former Marin County Coroner, and I once saw him give a talk to the Mill Valley Historical Society about finding dead bodies under a house in Mill Valley. Ever since, I've been dying (heh) to hear Ken talk again. Ken was a coroner for 30 years, thus possessing the stories and the enthusiasm for telling them one would hope from a coroner. There are also 4 fabulous story-tellers whom I am super excited to hear.
5. A year ago, Melissa and I told a story together, when the theme was Best Friends night, or similar. We were last minute fill-ins, because Lemony Snicket had to cancel. When they announced us, Beth and her co-host (tonight, MY co-host) Arline had to tell everyone Lemony Snicket wasn't coming and the audience erupted into shock, dismay, groans, and possibly tears. Big Chris still delights in reminding me of this. None the less, we killed it so hard, a hipster woman came up to us afterwards and deadpanned, "I thought I was going to hate you two, but you were really funny." Boom! Changing the minds of judgy hipsters, one at a time. Porchlight is magical that way.
6. If you show up tonight, I will enthusiastically talk to you about last night's episodes of Downton Abbey, Girls, and/or The Biggest Loser. So really, that's a reason for me why you should come, maybe not for you.
7. I am also guest-hosting next Monday's open mic storytelling at the Hemlock Tavern on Polk Street. So if you think you have a hilarious or mind-blowing 5-minute story to share, come on down!


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The Class 5A sub-state volleyball tournament, which is set for Saturday, pits Great Bend in one of four sub-states across the state.
The Macksville High School football team has cruised through its first seven games to remain undefeated with two remaining.
EMPORIA - The Hoisington High School girls' golf team captured second place at the Class 3-1A state meet on Monday.
ROZEL - The Pawnee Heights High School volleyball team swept the competition at its home triangular on Tuesday.
GODDARD - Great Bend High School made a youth movement in girls tennis this season, capped by freshman singles player Morgan Francis and sophomore doubles players Jami McVay and Brianna Schartz competing in their first Class 5A state tournament.
HAYS - Junior Maddie Werth carded a 107 and sophomore McKenna Mauler finished at 110 for Great Bend High School on Monday during the Class 5A state golf tournament at Smoky Hill Country Club.
The Great Bend High School boys' soccer team fell short of its goal to win the Western Athletic Conference title on Monday.
DODGE CITY - The Ellinwood girls' tennis team took first place at the Class 3-1A state meet on Saturday.
HAYS - Unbelievable.
HAYS - Saving their best for last, the Great Bend High School Lady Panthers volleyball team defeated arch-rival and host Hays during their final match of the day to secure third place at the Western Athletic Conference tournament on Saturday.
The Larned High School girls' golf team has become comfortable with traveling to a state golf meet.
LYONS - The Hoisington High School football team took its first step toward the Class 3A state playoffs on Friday night, beating Lyons 34-7.
ST. JOHN - Tanner Cooper scored four touchdowns and the Pretty Prairie High School football team converted three St. John mistakes into scores en route to a 44-22 Eight-Man Division-I District 5 football victory Friday night.
LARNED - The Hoisington High School volleyball team remained undefeated in the Mid-Central Activities Association after sweeping the league quadrangular on Saturday.
Lace up your cleats.
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MORGANTOWN, WV — There is a record number of entries
in this year's West Virginia Statewide Collegiate Business Plan Competition,
with prizes awarded after a final round of competition on April 4 in Morgantown.
record 235 entries were submitted from 11 state higher education institutions
for the 2013-14 competition, which will run during the course of the academic
year. This year's submissions break last year's record of 141 entries.
were received this year from Bluefield State College, Concord University, Fairmont State University, Glenville State College, Marshall University, Shepherd University, University of Charleston, West Liberty University, West Virginia State University, West Virginia University at Parkersburg and West Virginia University.
The Brickstreet Center, part of the West Virginia University
College of Business and Economics, hosts the annual competition.
competition will consist of three categories this year; the new category is
STEM-related business ideas in areas such as engineering, technology, energy
and health care.
A new
category of competition also means another grand prize of $10,000 and another
prize package including legal and accounting services estimated at a value of
$4,000. That means a total of three grand prizes and three prize packages for
three winning teams.
Cutright, director of the BrickStreet Center for Innovation and
Entrepreneurship, said a breakdown by category shows 24 entries in the new STEM
category; 88 entries in Hospitality & Tourism, which will focus on products
or services relevant to hospitality, restaurants, hotels, tourism or related
fields; and 123 entries in the Lifestyle & Innovation category, which will
focus on products or services that are part of daily life or new innovations.
"There has been a surge in entrepreneurial
interest in West Virginia and across the country in recent
years, and I think the incredible number of entries this year demonstrates
that," Cutright said. "As with anything, you're constantly looking to improve.
Adding the STEM category was critical, as was making extra efforts to inform
all four-year college students in the state about the competition."
year's competition had a then-record 141 entries from a then-record 11
participating schools.
the past, we've been very conscientious about getting the absolute best judges
available, and we've even improved that. All in all, we're very happy and are
looking forward to a fantastic business plan competition this year," he said.


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You have just eaten a dessert you have never tried before. It was
delicious, but after some time you begin to feel strange: your throat
and skin begin to itch; your face and lips have swollen; your heart
begins to race and you cannot seem to catch your breath. Chances
are, you are one of the many people worldwide that suffer from food
Adolescence is the period of transition between childhood and adulthood.
and adulthood. It is the period where a significant growth spurt occurs.
Teenagers grow rapidly and therefore their bodies have special requirement
of vitamins, minerals, energy and protein in order to prevent future health
problems. These requirements can only be met by eating an adequate
amount of a variety of nutritious foods from the six food groups.
Lactation is the period following birth whereby milk is produced and
secreted. During the later stages of pregnancy, the female's body
prepares itself for lactation by laying down fat. Those fat deposits
laid down during pregnancy are used for future energy needs of the
infant through breastfeeding.
Cancer is the second highest cause of death in the Caribbean.
There is a lot of evidence to show that our diets play a role in
both the development and the outcome of cancer, Cancer
experts report that around one third of cancers are preventable
by good nutrition.This issue of Nyam News briefly looks at some
dietary factors that may contribute to development of cancer
and then some dietary factors that seem to help to prevent cancer.
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Look, there are passionate Rays fans out there. The SBN Rays blog DRaysBay is filled with knowledgeable, passionate Rays fans who lived and died with the team this year. To make a blanket statement about any group of fans is probably not a good idea.
But this is embarrassing:
Jon Heyman noted that the Rays were pretty disappointed in the attendance, as they should be. A ridiculously exciting team and playoff baseball just can't undo damage of the Naimoli Era and an unappealing domed stadium.
As for the word "annoying" in the title -- a large portion of the 28,299 were doing the wave while the Rays were down 4-2 in the eighth. On the one hand, the combination of low attendance and the wave really has to annoy Red Sox fans. On the other, the combination annoys everyone. No one wins here.