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Amir Khan vs Danny Garcia and David Haye vs Dereck Chisora co-headline the boxing scheduled this weekend. Bad Left Hook has all the TV listings from around the world.
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This afternoon, former titlist Maccaranelli traveled to Russia to challenge heavily-favored prospect Alexander Kotolbay for the European cruiserweight title. Maccaranelli knocked out Kotolbay in the first round. After suffering knockout losses to David Haye, Ola Afolabi and Denis Lebedev, this is a good first step towards getting Enzo back in the title mix. Also on the card, Dmitry Sukhotsky, fresh off a decent showing against Juergen Braehmer, knocked out gatekeeper Pablo Daniel Zamora Nievas in the first round to win an IBF regional trinket.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) – With former state senator David Rouzer announcing his candidacy for the 7th District Congressional seat in 2014 Tuesday afternoon, one potential rival for the Republican nomination has not firmly decided whether he will re-enter the political world.
"I'm not out, but I'm not in," said Ilario Pantano Tuesday morning, leaving room to firmly make up his mind later this year or early in 2014. "Right now I am focusing on my book. I wish David all the best, and I look forward to the 2014 campaign season."
Pantano, a former Marine and Deputy in the New Hanover County Sheriff's Office, ran in the past two elections in the 7th District. He came up about eight points short to Rep. Mike McIntyre in the 2010 General Election, then losing the hotly-contested primary race to Rouzer in 2012. Rouzer lost the closest Congressional race in the country, falling short of McIntyre by less than 2,000 votes.
Pantano said the book is a "political story that is tied to history."
Titled, The Revolutionary South: The Liberal war on God, Guns, Guts and American History, Pantano says it is about the effect of politics on today's South. He says it is expected to be released by Christmas.
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A Smith County man is in jail, accused of shooting and killing his father late Saturday night.
40 year-old James Jason White is charged with murder for allegedly shooting his 62 year-old father, Steven White, at their home near Lake Tyler.
Steve and Tracy Morman have lived behind the White's for 16 years and remember Steven White as a great neighbor.
"He was just a good guy," said neighbor Steve Morman. "If you were outside working on something he would come over and ask if you needed a hand or help with it or if there was something he could do for you. He was a great guy."
Steve said he heard the gunshot, but didn't think anything of it.
"I heard a gunshot and the dog started going crazy," he said.
"But it wasn't totally unusual," said his wife, Traci Morman. "Because Jason, they shot their guns quite a bit. So hearing a gunshot wasn't quite unusual to us."
Neighbors said Steven White lived at his home with his daughter, son and grand kids. Authorities said they believe his son, Jason, shot him in the chest in the front yard.
"It's such a shock because they're always a family," said Traci Morman. They seemed like they were always family oriented and had their family around."
This is not Jason White's first run-in with the law, however.
He was charged with resisting arrest and with a DWI in 1995, driving with a suspended license in 2000 and indecent exposure in 2009.
The Mormans said the real victims are the kids White leaves behind.
"He was like the bond down there," Steve Morman said. "He kept everything together."
"It just breaks my heart," Traci Morman added. "That their dad was taken away from there, period, but on Father's Day and your grand kids are without a grandpa now. It just breaks my heart."
Investigators have not yet determined a motive for the shooting.
Jason White remains in the Smith County jail on $500,000 bond.
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Perdido Sun 1 Bed w/Washer/Dryer in Perdido Key
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1½
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
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Completely renovated unit in 2006. Brand new furnishings, tile
flooring, appliances, cabinets, countertops, and vanities. Located
on the 5th Floor this unit is 820 square feet with separate
bedroom, 1 1/2 baths and a living room/dining area, in addition to a
fully equipped kitchen with washer and dryer. Pull-out sofa in living
room and a King size bed in the bedroom. TV/Dvd player with free HBO,
cd player, stereo, and nintendo game system. Beach Front with
Private balcony that directly faces the Gulf.
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condo rental amenities
Inside and Outside Pool
Hot Tub
Fitness Center
High speed internet in every unit
Beach chair and umbrella rental available
activities and attractions in Perdido Key Gulf Coast North
Gorgeous State Parks: Perdido Key and Big Lagoon State Parks in
Florida and Gulf State Park in Alabama
National Museum of Naval Aviation at NAS Pensacola, Home of the Blue
Year-round golf on some of the South's finest fairways
Fishing charters, public boat ramps and launch access
World-class shopping at Tangers Factory Outlet Mall
Fine dining, casual style at outstanding restaurants
vacation rental rates
Oct 1- Feb 28...$100.00/Daily...$600.00/Weekly...$1300.00/Monthly
Mar 1 - May 31...$130.00/Daily...$800.00/Weekly...N/A/Monthly
June 1 -Aug19...$175.00/Daily...$1100.00/Weekly...N/A/Monthly
Aug 20 - Sept 30...$130.00/Daily...$800.00/Weekly...
+11.5% Room Tax, $75.00 Cleaning Fee
Minimum Three Night Stay
Non-Smoking Unit
No Pets Allowed
7 Night Minimum for Holidays and Peak Season
Joni Holt 205-531-7380
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A grandmother was found murdered inside of her Pleasure Ridge Park home on Thursday, according to Louisville Metro police.
According to police, the woman's body was discovered inside her home in the Greenwood Place apartment complex, located in the 5200 block of Sedge Court.
Relatives on the scene of the homicide told WAVE 3 News Reporter Connie Leonard the victim's granddaughter had been trying to get in touch with the victim all day and she decided to call police for help around 4 p.m.
The victim's relatives said she was well loved and did not have any enemies.
LMPD Spokesperson Alicia Smiley said as far as the woman's death potentially being the result of a break-in, "Anything is possible, but of course well have to look at all avenues. Whether there was forced entry, that's something we will be looking at, whether or not someone saw something suspicious or heard anything inside her apartment, all those are things we'll be looking at."
Police are not releasing the cause of the woman's death, only that they do not believe she had been dead long and that her body showed signs of trauma.
The name of the victim has not been released.
Anyone with information in the case is asked to call the LMPD anonymous tip line at (502) 574-LMPD.
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Students Restore the Jersey Shore by KbellArt - over 1 year ago
"We ordered awesome long sleeve t-shirts to promote our Senior Service Project at Randolph High School. Students wore the shirts while painting a two sided barricade in Belmar, NJ. We painted memories from our childhood to help create a beautiful mural, inspiring reconstruction and hope for the summer season. After Hurricane Sandy devastated so many homes, our painting was a great way to show neighbors that beauty and art can be found all over. Our story is featured on our district website and we hope to complete another service project in the spring months down the shore. "


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Hello all,
I have a used PowerTap Pro SL system up for sale. It is a 32 hole Campagnolo compatible hub laced into
a Mavic Open Pro clincher rim using DT spokes. The rim and the spokes are black, to match the cool carbon fiber hub shell.
This was my training wheel and it is in fine shape. It probably has between four to five thousand miles on it.
The wheel comes with the handlebar mount, hub sensor, cadence sensor, computer download cradle, computer,
manual, CDROM and nifty carrying case you will probably never use for the computer and HR strap. I will also
throw in a new Polar HR strap and the original CycleOps one is "well used". You can use any non-coded strap
with the computer.
Don't let the Campagnolo cassette body scare you. You can buy a Shimano one from CycleOps for 59.99 and
swap it out. I originally had a Shimano body on the wheel, but swapped out to Campy and sold the Shimano one.
It probably would have helped to keep it.
Asking price: $1000.00
If you want to train and race with power, I also have a Zipp 404, 28 hole clincher laced with Sapim X-Ray spokes into a PowerTap SL hub. I raced this wheel about four times and it is in perfect shape. It was built by Richard Sawiris at wheelbuilder.com. It is the new Zipp 505 rim with the aero dimples and makes a neat noise when you go really fast.
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End the Practice of Breed Bias in Insurance
This petition will be sent to the United States Congress and Senate. Currently, a homeowner can be denied or lose their homeowner\'s insurance coverage due to the breed of dog they own. Certain breeds are listed as vicious, and the individual dog\'s record is not taken into account. This practice is referred to as breed bias. The result of breed bias is more dogs being placed in shelters because their owners are forced to choose between the insurance their mortgage requires or their pets. We the undersigned ask that a law be passed making this form of discrimination illegal, as a dog\'s propensity to bite or attack is based on nurture rather than nature. Instead of being allowed to deny insurance based on dog breed, we ask that insurance companies only be allowed to deny further coverage if claims are made involving an attack by the individual dog.
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Solange Knowles performed during The Fader magazine's Uncapped event held at the Atlantis Laundromat in Brooklyn, New York, yesterday evening.
She arrived wearing a Zero + Maria Cornejo printed long-sleeve jumpsuit with a wrap front which she styled with a pattern-packed Nicholas Kirkwood for Peter Pilotto open-toe booties from the Spring 2013 collection featuring cut-out details, a beaded lace-up strap and a patent-leather panel at the heel.
The singer had me at the jumpsuit, but completely swept me off my feet with the shoe choice. I love the contrasting print and complementary colours. Were the shoes a step too far for you?
For her performance the print-loving songstress turned to one of her favourite brands of the moment, Clover Canyon, donning an embroidered sweater shirt and pineapple jacquard shorts from their Resort 2014 collection.
This look was also paired with statement-making heels with multi-colour snakeskin panels from the ALDO Rise x Preen Spring 2013 collection providing a striking contrast once again.
If I could pick two pieces from this look I would love to own the jumpsuit and the second pair of heels.
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Until a few weeks ago, you probably thought that I was the baddest Santa you'd ever seen. That was before Duane Deaver.
As Santa Claus, I merely handed out candy canes and promises.
Deaver, a former SBI agent, is about to, it seems, hand out a bunch of "get out of jail" cards to convicted murderers in whose trials he offered - tee-hee - expert testimony.
It became obvious who was the more generous St. Nick when convicted murderer Michael Peterson stood beaming in front of television cameras outside the Durham County jail days before Christmas, freed on bail after troubling questions emerged about Deaver's qualifications and the validity of his testimony that prosecutors used to send Peterson and other defendants up the river and, in some cases, to death row.
What was it Louis XV said? "After me, the deluge"?
Same thing here: After Peterson, there'll likely be a deluge of inmates clamoring for new trials, thanks to Deaver.
For years, prosecutors who felt their cases needed bolstering rushed to get Deaver to do that voodoo that he do - or did - so well. An N&O story reported that Wake County prosecutor Susan Spurlin gushed in a letter to Deaver: "It was only after seeing you testify in State vs. Sharoid Wright ... that we determined that evidence missing in our presentation could be overcome with your knowledge and your ability to educate a jury on blood spatter. We thank you and credit you with the presentation at sentencing that gave us the evidence to convince a jury that Fernando Garcia is not worthy of another chance in society."
Garcia is not worthy of such a chance - even by Garcia's own admission he's guilty of murder and his crime was heinous - but the state shouldn't have to depend on bogus expertise to put him away.
"It goes to the issue of credibility," NCCU Law School Professor Irv Joyner said last week. "When you find that person, an expert, has tainted himself, that can discredit everything he says. ... That's the unfortunate thing about presenting this so-called junk science that has no scientific validity."
Another unfortunate thing is that enough evidence existed to free Greg Taylor - he did nearly two decades for murder based in large part on Deaver's lab reports - or to convict Garcia and others without Deaver's testimony, testimony that may turn out to be as efficacious as reading possum entrails or dried chitlins spread out on a gunny sack.
It's likely that nothing since the introduction of conjugal visits has brought North Carolina inmates more joy than Attorney General Roy Cooper's decision to cease using bloodstain pattern analysis.
Although it's unlikely anyone will be penning any reverential songs comparing Deaver to three of the greatest Americans, a line from the 1968 song "Abraham, Martin and John" may sum up Deaver's career: "He freed a lot of people" - or will.
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150 responders from 10 surrounding fire and ambulance departments responded to a fire that all but destroyed on Jericho Turnpike early Saturday morning.
responded to multiple calls about smoke billowing from a building on Jericho Turnpike at about 12:05 a.m. Saturday, said Syosset Fire Chief Robert Kaplan. Upon arrival, they found all three floors of Caracalla fully engulfed in flames. Kaplan said the fire appeared to have started in the basement.
The blaze took 40 minutes to control and over two hours to fully extinguish, said Kaplan. 150 firemen responded to the scene from Plainview, Jericho, Bethpage, East Norwich, Oyster Bay, Locust Valley, Bayville, Cold Spring Harbor, and Melville fire departments, including assistance from Huntington ambulance.
"The intense heat of the fire combined with the heat outside meant the firefighters became exhausted quicker than normal," said Kaplan, adding that the many layers of the "older, wooden structure" contained pockets of "hot spots," making the fire harder to completely extinguish.
Four firefighters sustained minor injuries and were transported to where they were released hours later, said Kaplan. The restaurant was closed for the night and no one was in the building at the time of the fire.
Jericho Turnpike was closed from Underhill Boulevard to Michael Drive for four hours, said Kaplan.
The arson and bomb squad and the Nassau County Fire Marshal are investigating the cause of the fire, though at this time, the fire is not suspicious, according to Kaplan.


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On Tennessee's Slow (but sure?) Overhaul of Alcoholic Beverage Laws
Tennessee's Legislature is slowly, but surely overhauling laws governing the making and selling of alcoholic beverages, issues entangled with state government since repeal of Prohibition in 1933.
The trend will continue, predicts Senate Republican Caucus Chairman Bill Ketron of Murfreesboro, who has spearheaded efforts in the past couple of years - often teaming with House State and Local Government Committee Chairman Curry Todd, R-Collierville.
Ketron characterizes his efforts as "modernization" of convoluted state laws, many dating back to the 1930s. Some laws have roots extending to the 1830s when Tennessee enacted its own prohibition before the national movement succeeded in 1919.
On the last day of this year's legislative session, lawmakers approved by lopsided margins a bill (SB1224) to allow the manufacture and sale of beer with up to 20 percent alcohol. The measure was touted as means to lure Sierra Nevada Brewing Inc. to build a $200 million brewery in Blount County.
Another provision of the bill allows liquor retailers and restaurants selling liquor-by-the-drink to give away free samples. Ketron says this was a "last-minute" concession to liquor store owners who cannot sell beer and wanted the means to promote their products.
"Tasting events allow consumers to sample more premium products before making the important buying decision. So, this is a win-win for both retailers and consumers," said Ben Jenkins, vice president of the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, in a news release.
Further evidence of incremental change comes in the way of mail-order liquor sales.
Direct shipment of wine to any address in Tennessee - even in the six counties that prohibit alcoholic beverage sales of any kind - was authorized with HB1030. In the previous legislative session, lawmakers approved shipments by wine sellers only to Tennesseans living in cities that allow liquor-by-the-drink sales.
Another bill, HB985 sponsored by Ketron and Todd, allows liquor-by-the-drink referendums to be held in unincorporated areas. An exception had been authorized for Knox County's unincorporated areas in 2009. Legislative staff estimated this possible expansion of alcohol sales will result in 40 new liquor licenses in the first year and another 40 in the second year, resulting in $2.5 million in new tax revenue.
Bars don't have to sell mostly food anymore. Under a Ketron-Todd bill passed in 2010, establishments with alcoholic beverages sales accounting for up to 85 percent of income can still get a liquor-by-the-drink license, albeit at a somewhat higher cost.
The lawmakers have a bill teed up for next year - SB321 has already cleared Senate committees - that would create categories of liquor-by-the-drink licenses based on food sales versus liquor sales and other factors.
The General Assembly last year authorized "micro distilleries," subject to local government approval. A bill approved this year (HB986) assures they can sell their spirits on premises.
"Comprehensive reform needs to occur," Ketron says.
Maybe so, but that isn't likely soon.
Witness the repeated failure of Ketron's bill to allow wine sales at grocery stores, much less significant change in the regional monopolies granted to wholesale liquor distributors since the 1930s.
Taking one step at a time, however, a state synonymous with moonshine and a leader in prohibition efforts might modernize its liquor laws, say, by 2033.
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Tastefully Renovated Direct Ocean View 1 Bdrm Condo in Waikiki
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Pacific Monarch
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,400 - $ 2,100 / week
$ 4,500 - $ 5,400 / month
Waikiki Condo deals
stays between: 8/31/14 & 9/30/14
deal expires in: 5 days
Stunning Ocean Views/ Free parking/ Netflix Pandora
1 Blk to Beach Gaze out at 2 Surf Breaks Amazing Ocean Views King Size Bed, Walk In Shower Gourmet Kitchen Private Oasis Lanai ReVitalize your senses! Warmest Aloha~
- $400 $200/night (50% off)
- Free Parking ($175)
deal# DWRXM5
vacation rental description
- 2427 Kuhio Ave Apt 1803 Honolulu HI 96815
1 Bdrm Condo, Direct Ocean Views
Google Map for Location Driving & Walking
I don't remember if you advertise the condo as having a "Spectacular View", but you should.
Prime Waikiki Vacation Rental Location!
Welcome to Paradise! One block to the beach
Sleeping:Please note this Condo has an open concept between the bedroom & livingroom Kitchen area is separated by a floor to ceiling curtain.
One King size bed One leather natuzzi Queen size Sofa Sleeper in Living room.
- Full Kitchen, 3 piece bath, large open air feel
143 Sq Ft Lanai with Direct Ocean & Mountain Views
Pay Parking avail in Building 20.00 per 24/hrs
All that Waikiki and Oahu offers is right at your feet in this
Incredibly convenient & beautiful location second to none!
1 block to the Beach!
From $199-300 (Nov-March) USD per night plus 13.97% tax &
150.00 check out cleaning fee
Check in time 3pm, Check out 11am
AC,Coffee Maker,Hair Dryer,Iron & Board, Color Cable TV, Wireless DVD with Netflix Pandora Etc.
-Local telephone calls,linens,towels & Wi-Fi incl.
-Fully Self Contained Kitchen.
*Laundry facilities in building on level 3, open air (coin operated) wash $2.00/dry $2.00 / new larger front loader washer 2.25 to wash)
Trash: Trash Chute out the door on the left side of hallway behind unmarked door.
All e-mails are answered daily
Please check the calendar under the map on the right as the
year fills up so you can check quickly at a glance if available for
your stay.
This unit is 1803 located on the 18th floor with Direct Ocean Views. WiFi Inc.
- 2427 Kuhio Ave Apt 1803 Honolulu HI 96815
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Last modified on 08-19-2014 at 2:37 PM.
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Deborah Kirk
condo rental amenities
- Pool & Jaccuzzi (roof top, Rec Deck floor)
activities and attractions in Waikiki Oahu
In & Around Waikiki (Within 1-Mile Distance):
• Waikiki Beach
• Kuhio Beach Park
• International Marketplace
• Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center
• Duty Free Shop Galleria
• Hilton Hawaiian Village
• Hawaii Convention Center
• Honolulu Zoo
• Waikiki Aquarium
• Ala Wai Golf Course
Others with Approximate Distance from Waikiki:
• Ala Moana Shopping Center (2 Miles)
• Ala Moana Beach Park - Magic Island (2 Miles)
• Diamond Head State Monument (2 Miles)
• Victoria Ward Centers: Shops, Restaurants, Movie Theatre
(3 Miles)
• Aloha Tower Marketplace: Shops, Restaurants (4 Miles)
• Downtown Honolulu (4.5 Miles)
• Waialae Country Club: Golf Course (4.5 Miles)
• USS Arizona Memorial - Pearl Harbor (11 Miles)
• Aloha Stadium (11 Miles)
• Hanauma Bay: Snorkeling (11 Miles)
• Koolau Golf Club (13.5 Miles)
• Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park (24 Miles)
• Koolina Golf Club (27 Miles)
• Polynesian Cultural Center (35 Miles)
• North Shore (40 Miles)
• Turtle Bay Golf Course (44 Miles)
vacation rental rates
Rates subject to change without notice
Now Accepting Visa & MC
From 250-400 (Nov-Feb)
Plus all applicable Hawaii /Honolulu taxes
Weekly & Monthly rates avail (Long Term Avail)
Enquire about our Summer Time Special
150.00 USD check out cleaning charge, 25 percent deposit
to reserve balance due in full 30 days prior to your arrival.
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellations must be in writing. Cancellations made 45 days prior
to arrival will receive a full refund minus a $75 administration fee.
If the cancellation is made between 30 – 44 days prior to the check-in
date and another renter is found to rent for the cancelled period,
your money will be refunded minus an administration fee of 10% of
the total booking.
If you cancel at least 30 days prior to the arrival date and another renter is not found for the cancelled period only 50% of your investment will be refunded.
We're sorry but cancellations made within 30 days of the arrival date will result in a forfeiture of your investment.
Deborah Kirk
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Top things to do in Waikiki
- Red & Yellow Striped Sail on Beach
- Visit the Zoo & the Aquarium
- Hike & Walk Diamond Head
- Shops on Kalakaua Ave
- Dukes on Sunday with Henry Kapono
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University of Zurich Two PhD positions in Energetic aspects of brain size evolution
One PhD project will focus on behavioral flexibility in dealing with periods of food scarcity (cognitive buffering) in mammals (i.e. by stabilizing energy input). The other PhD project will focus on physiological adaptations to buffer energy shortages during lean or cold periods, (i.e. by reducing energy expenditure). You will collect data in museums and zoos, compile data from the literature, and test various predictions using "phylogenetically informed" statistical methods.
You will be working in an international, multidisciplinary team of primatologists and paleoanthropologists at one of Europe's leading institutions in this field. Salary is according to the regulations of the Swiss National Science Foundation.
Applicants should excel in both practical and academic skills, have a Master's degree in biology (e.g. zoology, physical anthropology, evolutionary or computational biology), and be fluent in English. Advanced skills in statistical data analysis and, for the second project, previous experience with dissections are required.
Candidates should send a letter of application, a curriculum vitae, a transcript of study records, contact information for two academic referees, and a half-page summary of the Master's thesis (all combined to a single PDF) to Karin Isler at email@example.com no later than October 23, 2012. Start of the project is planned for January 1, 2013.
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Centennial Park was opened for the 1897 Nashville centennial celebration. Many pavilions and exhibits were constructed for the celebration, including a replica of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece. It was originally built of plaster, wood, and brick, and was never intended to remain after the celebration ended. The citizens of Nashville fought to save it and in the 1920s it was rebuilt in concrete as a full-scale replica of the ancient Parthenon with one large exception. The colossal statue of Athena from ancient times was not in this replica. In 1982, the city commissioned Alan LeQuire to build a full-scale replica of Athena Parthenos.
The Athena Parthenos in the ancient Parthenon was considered the greatest achievement of Pheidias, the most acclaimed sculptor of ancient Greece. He constructed the Athena Parthenos on a wooden framework with carved ivory for skin and a gold wardrobe. The statue was unveiled and dedicated in 438 or 437 B.C.
Nashville's Athena statue was constructed from 1982 to 1990. It stood in Nashville's Parthenon as a plain, white statue for 12 years. In 2002 the Parthenon gilded Athena with Alan LeQuire and master gilder Lou Reed in charge of the project. The gilding makes Athena appear that much closer to the ancient Athena Parthenos. In addition to gilding, the project included painted details on her face, wardrobe and shield.
Nashville's Athena stands 12.75 meters (41'10") tall, and weighs approximately 10900 Kg (12 tons.) This makes her the largest piece of indoor sculpture in the Western World.
Compiled from information at: http://www.nashville.gov/Parthenon/Athena/index.asp, and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athena_Parthenos
The Parthenon in Nashville, Tennessee.Taken January 11, 2011.
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The United States is one of the most diverse countries on earth, jam packed full of amazing sights from St. Patrick's cathedral in New York to Mount Hollywood California.The Northeast region is where it all started. Thirteen British colonies fought the American Revolution from here and won their independence in the first successful colonial rebellion in history. Take a look at these rolling hills carpeted with foliage along the Hudson river here, north of New York City.The American south is known for its polite people and slow pace of life. Probably they move slowly because it's so hot. Southerners tend not to trust people from "up north" because they talk too fast. Here's a cemetery in Georgia where you can find graves of soldiers from the Civil War.The West Coast is sort of like another country that exists to make the east coast jealous. California is full of nothing but grizzly old miners digging for gold, a few gangster rappers, and then actors. That is to say, the West Coast functions as the imagination of the US, like a weird little brother who teases everybody then gets famous for making freaky art.The central part of the country is flat farmland all the way over to the Rocky Mountains. Up in the northwest corner you can find creative people in places like Portland and Seattle, along with awesome snowboarding and good beer. Text by Steve Smith.


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Apple-Raisin Baked Oatmeal Recipe
- 3 cups old-fashioned oats
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 2 eggs
- 2 cups fat-free milk
- 1 medium apple, chopped
- 1/3 cup raisins
- 1/3 cup chopped walnuts
- Additional fat-free milk, optional
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, combine first six ingredients. Whisk eggs and milk; stir into dry ingredients until blended. Let stand 5 minutes. Stir in apple, raisins and walnuts.
- Transfer to an 8-in.-square baking dish coated with cooking spray. Bake, uncovered, 35-40 minutes or until edges are lightly browned and a thermometer reads 160°. Serve with additional milk if desired. Yield: 6 servings.
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Delicious recipe, Christina. I cut this recipe into thirds and baked it in 2 ramekins so I could take it to work for breakfast. It is easily prepared, delicious and nutritious with many ingredients options.
This baked oatmeal was pretty good, especially served with milk. I omitted the walnuts, and used golden raisins. My husband really enjoyed it, but next time I will add more cinnamon - I thought it was a little bland.
I also baked it in a 13x9 pan
I modified this recipe....I made it the night before and refridgerated it and baked it in the morning.
I used 2/3 cup dates instead of the walnuts and raisins. I also added 1/4 cup peanut butter and 2TBS apple sauce to the recipe.
I've never made baked oatmeal before, so can't compare it to other recipes. I was good and easy to make. I replaced some of the milk with eggnog for added flavor. It was sweet without being too sweet.
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As we started our holiday heading for L'Enclume in the Lake District we travelled via Chester. Our room was fine, but after a tedious 5 hour journey I was surprised that the kitchen couldn't wait 5 minutes beyond last order deadline to allow us to freshen up before ringing our room – and I mean 5 minutes – it was 9.05p.m. when they rang to hurry us (we made it by 9.10p.m. – a record for me to slip into glad-rags and trimmings). You do feel the need to dress for dinner here as the atmosphere is one of opulence (but the rebel in me may have been more comfortable in jeans and plain T). One glance and everyone had made the effort to look decent. Even two young chaps about 9 and 5 years of age were in jackets. Check in was far from swift, so we had no choice (other than dining in jeans) but to go in reasonably smart minutes late – the hurry-up could just have been lack of communication, but maybe there is scope for hotel and kitchen to improve liaison.
The menu was interesting enough, but the dishes were rather rich and a touch heavy for a warm July. I also wondered whether the chef had acquired a job-lot of oxtail which dominated my John Dory almost in size as well as flavour, so not a carefully balanced (flavours included) seasonal main course – and with onions as the primary vegetable, sadly not a bright fresh summer vegetable appeared on my plate – it shouldn't be a rarity mid-season. Oxtail featured elsewhere on the menu too.
Special mention does have to be made about the bread for the choice and very flavoursome red wine and fig loaf and impressive wine list. Mid July I like to enjoy fresh peas, broad beans, courgettes et al, if young and properly handled and, of course, importantly should include the soft summer herbs that can elevate a dish. Clever Michelin Star cooking to me should be modern, using fresh ingredients with a hint of healthiness or brightness, even if one or two components happen to be rich this time of year. Service was attentive and cheerful and whilst the kitchen's technical ability was higher end, I thought it to be leaning toward autumnal flavours a little too much, using expensive ingredients with insufficient attention paid to balancing flavours – true throughout all courses. Our table was underwhelmed by the standard and it was uber expensive.
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Manti Te'o is the number two NFL prospect in the 2013 BCS Championship Game according to NFL.com analyst Bucky Brooks.

On Monday, January 7, the no. 1 Notre Dame Fighting Irish will take on the no. 2 Alabama Crimson Tide in the BCS National Championship. Three months after the game is over, a handful of the Fighting Irish's most talented prospects will be embarking on a new challenge: playing in the NFL.

NFL.com analyst Bucky Brooks ranked the top ten pro prospects in the big game, with five Notre Dame members on the list. Manti Te'o was ranked number two overall, behind Alabama offensive lineman Chance Warmack. According to Brooks,

Te'o is another standout performance away from cementing his status as the top defensive prospect in the 2013 NFL Draft class.

Scouts Inc., meanwhile, has Te'o ranked as the seventh overall prospect in the 2013 draft class.

Other players on the NFL.com list include tight end Tyler Eifert (No. 4), defensive tackle Louis Nix (No. 6), defensive end Stephon Tuitt (No. 8) and running back Theo Riddick (No. 9). Eifert is also ranked on the Scouts Inc. Top 32 list at no. 31 overall.
 http://www.sbnation.com/2013/1/6/3843968/bcs-championship-2013 Alex Shultz 2012-12-30T18:01:31-05:00 2012-12-30T18:01:31-05:00 Cardinals vs. 49ers score update: Arizona trails San Francisco 7-6 at halftime
Two Jay Feely field goals kept the Cardinals within striking distance of the 49ers in the first half.

Through one half of football at Candlestick Park, the Arizona Cardinals trail the San Francisco 49ers by a score of 7-6.

The Cardinals jumped out to a 6-0 advantage thanks to two field goals by kicker Jay Feely, from 35 and 31 yards respectively. But the 49ers struck back with a 49 yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Michael Crabtree that gave San Francisco a 7-6 halftime lead.

Quarterback Brian Hoyer is 8-of-18 for 103 yards. Rookie wide receiver Michael Floyd leads the team with three receptions for 56 yards, while star receiver Larry Fitzgerald has just two receptions for 13 yards.

The 49ers have outgained the Cardinals in total offense, 232 yards to 156 yards. Arizona had an almost identical number of first downs, however. The Cardinals find themselves trailing by just one point thanks to two missed field goals by San Francisco kicker David Akers. They're looking to play the role of spoilers against the 49ers, as an upset win would complicate San Francisco's chances at the number two seed in the NFC.
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Despite two missed field goals by kicker David Akers, the San Francisco 49ers hold a slim 7-6 lead over the Arizona Cardinals.

Through two quarters of play at Candlestick Park, the San Francisco 49ers lead the Arizona Cardinals by a score of 7-6.

The 49ers failed to put up any points in a low-scoring first quarter that featured just a 35 yard field goal by Arizona kicker Jay Feely.

In the second quarter, Feely extended Arizona's advantage to 6-0 on a 31 yard field goal that completed a 10 play, 74 yard drive. Following a missed field goal by San Francisco kicker David Akers and a three-and-out by the Cardinals, the 49ers took the lead on a 49 yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Michael Crabtree. The former Texas Tech standout has 116 yards in the first half. Quarterback Colin Kaepernick is 7-of-13 for 146 yards.

The 49ers drove into field goal range in the last few minutes of the half, but Akers missed his second field goal attempt of the game, this time from 40 yards out.
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Carolina running back DeAngelo Williams finished with 210 rushing yards and two touchdowns in a 44-38 victory over the New Orleans Saints.

In an NFC South showdown without playoff implications, the Carolina Panthers defeated the New Orleans Saints on Sunday by a final score of 44-38.

The Panthers were down 17-13 at halftime and trailed 24-13 early in the third quarter following a touchdown reception by tight end Jimmy Graham. But Carolina put up 28 straight points, all coming from running backs DeAngelo Williams and Mike Tolbert, which proved to be enough to hold off a late surge by New Orleans.

Winners

The entire Carolina Panthers organization, which recovered from a 2-8 start to win five of its last six games. Obviously, the Panthers wish they could've competed for a spot in the postseason, but the strong finish has to be encouraging going into next season.

Losers

Fans of hard-nosed, defensive battles. That was not the case in today's game.

Stat of the game

The Panthers put up 530 yards of total offense, including 273 rushing yards.

Fantasy studs/duds

DeAngelo Williams had 213 total yards and two touchdowns on 21 carries, and backup Mike Tolbert added three more touchdowns to go with 47 total yards.

Saints quarterback Drew Brees finished with 396 yards, four touchdowns, and one interception. Three of his targets--Marques Colston, Darren Sproles and Jimmy Graham--finished with at least 50 yards and a touchdown.

For a team that put up 44 points, opposing quarterback Cam Newton put up fairly pedestrian numbers. He finished with 248 yards, no touchdowns and an interception.

Did they cover?

New Orleans entered the game as four point favorites, but failed to cover in the defeat.

 http://www.sbnation.com/2012/12/30/3818668/panthers-vs-saints-final-score-carolina-defeats-new-orleans-in-high Alex Shultz 2012-12-30T15:35:50-05:00 2012-12-30T15:35:50-05:00 NFL inactives, Week 17: Cardinals vs. 49ers
Tight end Vernon Davis will suit up against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, but defensive lineman Justin Smith remains out.

San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis will suit up Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals. Defensive end Justin Smith, however, remains out.

Davis sustained a concussion in San Francisco's matchup against the Seattle Seahawks and was doubtful to play earlier in the week.

In addition to Smith, who is out with a left elbow injury, the 49ers will be without the following players:

Linebacker Eric Bakhtiari

Running back Jewel Hampton

Guard Joe Looney

Safety Trenton Robinson

Quarterback Scott Tolzien

Defensive lineman Will Tukuafu

The Cardinals, meanwhile, will be without quarterback Ryan Skelton, who remains on the inactive list. Arizona will turn to Brian Hoyer to start, the team's fourth different quarterback this season. A complete list of the inactives for the Cardinals is below:

Wide receiver LaRon Byrd

Wide receiver Early Doucet

Guard Mike Gibson

Tackle Nate Potter

Fullback Anthony Sherman

Defensive end Ronald Talley

Kickoff for the game is set for 4:25 p.m. ET.
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Brian Hoyer replaced Ryan Lindley at quarterback following a pick-six that made the score 28-6 in favor of the Bears.

After three quarters of play, the Arizona Cardinals trail the Chicago Bears by a score of 28-6.

The Bears picked up where they left off early in the second half, as cornerback Charles Tillman intercepted quarterback Ryan Lindley deep in Arizona territory and returned the pass 10 yards for a score. It was the second touchdown of the game for Chicago's defense and Tillman's third touchdown on the season.

Arizona later replaced Lindley with Brian Hoyer, who was 3-of-6 for 51 yards in two possessions. The Cardinals as a team have 209 yards of total offense, but just 32 rushing yards.

Chicago's passing attack hasn't been much better, as quarterback Jay Cutler is 11-of-24 for 141 yards and a touchdown. Star wide receiver Brandon Marshall has five receptions for 63 yards and a score. Running back Matt Forte left the game in the third quarter with an ankle injury and will not return. He had 88 yards at the time.
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A two minute drill to end the half has the Chicago Bears up 21-6 over the Arizona Cardinals.

Through two quarters of play, the Arizona Cardinals trail the Chicago Bears by a score of 21-6.

The Bears put up the first offensive touchdown of the game early in the second quarter on a four yard run by Matt Forte. That score was set up by a 30 yard reception from wide receiver Brandon Marshall.

The Cardinals were able to cut the deficit to a one-possession game thanks to a 35 yard field goal by Jay Feely that resulted from a Chicago fumble on a punt return.

But Chicago struck back again on a two minute drill to end the half, as quarterback Jay Cutler hit Brandon Marshall for an 11 yard touchdown to make it 21-6.

Cutler finished the half 6-of-16 for 106 yards and a touchdown. Arizona quarterback Ryan Lindley was 17-of-28 for 141 yards. Forte has 85 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries, while the Cardinals have just 17 rushing yards.

The Cardinals have actually dominated the time of possession so far, accounting for 20 minutes compared to 10 for the Bears.
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A fumble by Beanie Wells in Arizona's own endzone has the Cardinals trailing 7-3 after the first quarter.

After the first quarter of play at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, the Arizona Cardinals trail the Chicago Bears by a score of 7-3.

The Bears scored their lone touchdown of the quarter after a fumble by running back Beanie Wells deep in Arizona territory. Cornerback Zach Bowman scooped up the loose ball and returned it for a score.

The Cardinals recovered later in the quarter with a 49 yard field goal to make it 7-3.

Arizona has so far held Chicago's offense at bay, as Jay Cutler has yet to complete a pass in the game. Cardinals quarterback Ryan Lindley, meanwhile, is 8-of-11 for 73 yards. Wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald has also gotten into the action with three catches for 43 yards.

Arizona has the chance to play spoiler with a win over the Bears, which would make it even more difficult for Chicago to sneak into the postseason as a Wild Card team.
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The will remain closed this week as health officials continue to investigate what caused more than on Friday and Monday.
The New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services will conduct prolonged air quality tests Thursday and Friday, according to a press release issued by the county. Initial testing for common allergens and volatile compounds did not reveal anything out of the ordinary. However, the previous tests were short-term screenings, whereas the state's testing will be conducted over a 24-hour period.
On Friday and Monday, employees in the courthouse reported experiencing a variety of symptoms, including shortness of breath, nausea, chest pain, heart palpitation, rash and dizziness.
County officials initially thought cut flowers brought into the west wing of the building on Friday was the source of the illness and the building was cleaned over the weekend.
On Monday, however, more than 65 workers reported feeling sick, with dozens requiring medical treatment.
"What we found today is that it wasn't just limited to one area of the building where the fresh cut flowers were. It was throughout the whole building," said William Heine, a county spokesperson, at a news conference on Monday.
Once tests are completed, the building will be cleaned again. County officials will determine whether or not to open the courthouse early next week after next have the state's tests have been examined, according to the release.


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Reducing Violent Crime in the US From the Inside Out (Part 4 of 4)
In the past few weeks, I've highlighted ways we can reduce violent crime in the U.S. But I've saved the best and most powerful solutions for last because they work from the inside out.
In Part 1, I revealed how rational and rewarding it would be to post armed guards at our schools. In Part 2, I showed how reducing the number of firearms in the U.S. would not curb violent crime. In Part 3, I began to discuss the first of two ways in which our Founding Fathers expected to produce and maintain civility and decency in society. They esteemed all human life as equal and possessing intrinsic value far above the rest of creation, albeit while struggling with executing their beliefs as much as any generation — e.g., with slavery and the treatment of Native Americans and women.
The second thing our founders did was embed that value and care of humanity via the freedom yet accountability of moral absolutes — codes of ethics, namely through religion. They believed in the absolute and imperative role of religion in society and that without it, civility and decency would vanish.
For our founders, moral fortitude was dependent upon the foundation of religion, not the laws of men. As John Adams, our second president, explained, "religion and virtue are the only foundations, not only of republicanism and of all free government, but of social felicity under all governments and in all the combinations of human society."
Gouverneur Morris, who, in 1787, represented Pennsylvania at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia and subsequently signed the U.S. Constitution, said, "Religion is the only solid basis of good morals; therefore, education should teach the precepts of religion and the duties of man towards God."
Benjamin Franklin put it this way: "That wise Men have in all Ages thought Government necessary for the Good of Mankind; and, that wise Governments have always thought Religion necessary for the well ordering and well-being of Society, and accordingly have been ever careful to encourage and protect the Ministers of it, paying them the highest publick Honours, that their Doctrines might thereby meet with the greater Respect among the common People."
Because our founders firmly believed that religion prevents liberty from turning into licentiousness, President George Washington warned the nation in his Farewell Address to beware of the time when leaders dismantle society's basis of morality: "And let us with caution indulge the supposition that morality can be maintained without religion. Whatever may be conceded to the influence of refined education on minds of peculiar structure, reason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principle."
Unfortunately, in our day, we have discarded Washington's warning by not respecting and cherishing the role of religion, and in so doing, we've abandoned moral absolutes in lieu of personal expediency and selfishness. We've confused liberty and licentiousness. We've discarded the high value of human life in exchange for lower life forms. And we're paying the price for it, as Washington predicted; the ways we treat one another prove it.
So should we really be so shocked with the degradation in our own modern society?
My great friend Mike Huckabee said something very similar after the tragic massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn. Huckabee asked: Why should we "be so surprised" at the violence in society when "we have systematically removed God from our schools"? Yet many in the mainstream media assailed Mike for repeating exactly what our founders believed.
That is why I believe that youths today need to return to America's core values. As Benjamin Rush — a signer of the Declaration of Independence and a member of the presidential administrations of Adams, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison — wrote, "I had rather see the opinions of Confucius or Mohammed inculcated upon our youth than see them grow up wholly devoid of a system of religious principles. But the religion I mean to recommend in this place is that of the New Testament."
We must return to being a nation where mutual respect is king — where I am my brother's keeper and we agree to disagree agreeably. It's time to renew our commitment to the basic premises of humanity: Do unto others as you would have them do to you, and love your neighbor as yourself.
I might play a tough guy who protects victims from bad guys on screen, but in real life, I'm an advocate for those who are at-risk, too, particularly through my KickStart Kids foundation. My wife, Gena, and I consider KickStart Kids our lives' mission. KickStart Kids means building strong moral character in our youth through the martial arts. Its purpose is to help raise self-esteem and instill discipline and respect, which so many children are lacking today.
Two other warriors who are raising the bar of societal and youth decency are our dear friends Darrell and Sandy Scott, who spearheaded Rachel's Challenge and Columbine Redemption in memory of their beautiful and kind daughter, Rachel, who was murdered at Columbine High School more than a decade ago. Rachel said, "I have this theory that if one person can go out of their way to show compassion, then it will start a chain reaction of the same."
KickStart Kids and Rachel's Challenge recently partnered to further help American youth and families, and we're doing it with a core values curriculum that reinstates civility and decency back into the souls of individuals and, hence, the soul of society.
On May 27, 1999, a month after the tragic shootings at Columbine High School, Darrell appeared before a House Judiciary Committee subcommittee to discuss what he believed could reduce violent crime in our country. In the midst of his eloquent and moving statement, he cited a poem he wrote that perfectly describes where the blame lies and our answers must come from:
(SET ITAL) Your laws ignore our deepest needs.
Your words are empty air.
You've stripped our heritage.
You've outlawed simple prayer.
Now gunshots fill our classrooms,
And precious children die.
You seek for answers everywhere
And ask the question, "Why?"
You regulate restrictive laws
Through legislative creed.
And you fail to understand
That God is what we need. (END ITAL)
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The Library offers over 130 e-book and text collections in specific subject areas. Many of these e-books also available through OskiCat and Melvyl. You can limit your search in OskiCat to "Available online," and in Melvyl to "Online resources."
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Becoming Cajun, becoming American : the Acadian in American literature from Longfellow to James Lee Burke / Maria Hebert-Leiter. Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press, c2009. Read at Google Read at Google
The colonization of North America, 1492-1783 by Herbert Eugene Bolton and Thomas Maitland Marshall. New York, Hafner Pub. Co., 1971 [c1920].
Coloring locals [electronic resource] : racial formation in Kate Chopin's Youth's Companion stories / Bonnie James Shaker. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, c2003. Read at Google Read at Google
Divided loyalties in a doomed empire : the French in the West : from New France to the Lewis and Clark Expedition / Daniel Royot. Newark [Del.] : University of Delaware Press ; Cranbury, NJ : Associated University Presses, c2007. Read at Google Read at Google
Franco-Amérique / sous la direction de Dean Louder et Éric Waddell.Sillery, Québec : Septentrion, 2008. Read at Google Read at Google
The Francophone Caribbean today : literature, language, culture / edited by Gertrud Aub-Buscher and Beverley Ormerod Noakes. Barbados : University of the West Indies Press, 2003. Read at Google Read at Google
La francophonie nord-américaine / sous la direction de Yves Frenette, Etienne Rivard, Marc St-Hilaire. Sainte-Foy: Presses de l'université Laval, 2012. Read at Google Read at Google
Ghost empire : how the French almost conquered North America / Philip Marchand.Toronto : M&S, c2005. Read at Google Read at Google
In search of empire [electronic resource] : the French in the Americas, 1670-1730 / James Pritchard. Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2004. ebook via ebrary Read at Google Read at Google
The Jesuit relations and allied documents : travels and explorations of the Jesuit missionaries in New France, 1610-1791 ; the original French, Latin, and Italian texts, with English translations and notes / edited by Reuben Gold Thwaites. 73 vols. Cleveland: Burrows Bros. Co., 1896-1901. + Electronic reproduction. Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street press, 2003. Main Stacks F1030.7 .J4 v.1-73 (1896-1901) Read at Google Read at Google
Paris noir : African Americans in the City of Light / Tyler Stovall. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1996. Read at Google Read at Google
Le rêve californien : migrants français sur la côte Pacifique, XVIIIe-XXe siècles / Annick Foucrier. Paris: Belin, 1999. Main Stacks F870.F8 F68 1999 Bancroft F870.F8 F68 1999
Les sauvages américains : representations of Native Americans in French and English colonial literature / Gordon M. Sayre. Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press, c1997. Read at Google Read at Google
Séjour: Parisian playwright from Louisiana / by Charles Edwards O'Neill. Lafayette, La.: The Center for Louisiana Studies, Univ. of Southwestern Louisiana, c1995. Read at Google Read at Google


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- Top 10 winning communities to host a live broadcast of TSN's
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TORONTO, July 1, 2014 /CNW/ - In celebration of Canada Day, Kraft Canada
and TSN today revealed the Top 10 winning communities for this year's Kraft Celebration Tour (#KCT), which helps Canadians build better places to play. Each Top 10 winner
receives $25,000 towards their community project, plus for the first
time, a chance to take home a total of $100,000 as decided by Canadians
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Top 10 Winners
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After the weather conditions had made Bristol's pitches unplayable, the game was moved to the all-weather surface at Maidenhead RFC.
It was definitely the clichéd game of two halves. We started well and got two tries on the board early but then we lost a bit of focus and as a result lost our shape, didn't take our chances and then gave up possession at key moments, losing our composure. As a result, we went in at half time 14-12 down, which was probably fair. At that point the break allowed us to re-group.
At half time we talked to the lads about sticking together and giving a team performance; clearly they took it on board as we scored 28 points in the half! They delivered that in the second half, which was very pleasing. We felt the excellent team leadership by the captain, and also the half-backs, really allowed us to constantly challenge the gain line and control territory. That was a real step forward for us as a team.
Despite playing pretty well in the second half we must give credit to Bristol because we just couldn't seem to get a clear margin ahead of what was a very committed and positive opposition. Our lads should be very pleased with the fact they weathered the storm and came through it with a Wasps win.
Two particularly pleasing aspects of the performance were that quite a few players got their first starts and that we had a very young side. The squad had plenty of under 17's in it and they performed well, which bodes well for the future.
In the games so far we have given a lot of player's starts and tried to get a good spread of match time for as many lads as possible. That, perhaps, comes at a bit of a cost as we have been learning to play together each time we have run out. The lads have learnt plenty and as coaches we have also learnt a great deal about them as players.
As a side note, it was great to see and hear the Wasps support at the game and we hope to see that kind of support again soon as we have another two quality teams coming up in the next two weeks in Harlequins at home next week, and Exeter away the following. The lads know they need to perform well in those games and I know they are really looking forward to the challenge."
Half Time
17-14 Wasps Try - Matt Blandford
19-14 Wasps Conversion - Louis Clayton-Molloy
24-14 Wasps Try – Dan Barnes
26-14 Wasps Conversion – Louis Clayton-Molloy
26-19 Bristol Try
31-19 Wasps Try – Tom Howe
33-19 Wasps Conversion – Alex Harrison
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Happy 60th Birthday, Alan Rickman!
They say it's your birthday,
A big birthday too, yeah.
They say it's your birthday,
We'll toast you with a butterbeer!
We're glad it's your birthday,
Happy Birthday to you!
Happy 60th, Mr. Rickman!
Happy Birthday, Bonnie Wright!
Today, actress Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley) is celebrating her 15th Birthday! Happy Birthday Bonnie!
Happy Birthday, Arthur Weasley
The calendar on JKRowling.com for February 6 had been updated to say "Happy Birthday Arthur Weasley." Cheers to you Arthur!
Happy First Birthday Mackenzie Jean Rowling Murray!
Everyone, please join us as we send joyous Happy First Birthday wishes to Mackenzie Jean Rowling Murray. The third child of our favorite author was born one year ago today, and readers will remember that Jo dedicated Half-Blood Prince to her newest little one, writing "To Mackenzie, my beautifulContinued...
Happy Birthday, John Hurt!
Actor John Hurt (Mr. Ollivander) celebrates his 66th birthday today. Cheers!
Thanks, Diane, for the reminder.
Happy Birthday, Imelda Staunton!
Imelda Staunton, the actress widely rumored -- though as yet unconfirmed by WB -- to be playing Dolores Umbridge in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix turns 50 today! Happy Birthday, Ms Staunton, and thanks to incubo!
Happy Birthday, Severus Snape
Well, after the events of Half-Blood Prince, it surely is hard to write this, but the calendar on JKRowling.com has been updated to wish a Happy Birthday to Severus Snape. Hiss! ;)
One New Year's Eve in an Orphanage in London...
...some 79 years ago, a boy named Tom Marvolo Riddle was born.
This year we learned in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince more about the cirmcumstances of the birth of the boy who would become known as Lord Voldemort. While we at Leaky do not wish him particular happiness this day, for he has wroughtContinued...
Happy Birthday, Maggie Smith!
Dame Maggie Smith (Professor Minerva McGonagall) celebrates her 71st birthday today. Cheers!
Thanks to Maria for the reminder.
Happy Birthday, Melissa Anelli
She's the Queen o' the Cauldron,
our own Big Cheese
Everyone, won't you join me please?
as we gather round
and celebrate this day
in honor of
a very special birthday!
Cheers to you! :)
Happy Birthday, Charlie Weasley
The calendar on JKRowling.com has been updated with December 12th birthday wishes for our favorite Dragon Keeper, Charlie Weasley. Cheers Charlie!
Happy Birthday John!
Today is the 21st birthday of the most wondrous, stupendiferous, fantabulous, illustratorest, podcast-producingest, head-designer-who-may-not-know-much-HP-trivia-but-who-we-love-anyway, John Noe! We wish we could say he was out partying it up, but no, as per usual he's working on Leaky and PotterCast. Please join us in wishingContinued...
Happy Birthday Percy!
JKRowling.com says today (August 22 in Britain) is Percy Weasley's birthday! Happy Birthday, Percy, and we're holding out hope for you.
Happy Birthday Nick!
We're a day late on this, but Leaky Lounge creator and administrator, Nick Rhein, celebrated his 21st birthday yesterday! We all hope he had a great one (and judging from the party that went down in the forums, he most likely did...).
Happy Birthday Harry and Jo Rowling!
It's July 31 in England, which means...it is Harry Potter and Jo Rowling's birthdays! Jo is 40 today, and we wish her all the health and continued success in the world. (If you poke around JKRowling.com, you'll see a bit of notice that it's her birthday, as well.)
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Authorities say a Jeffersontown man charged with robbing bank customers with a fake handgun was "down and out" and desperate for money.
All three incidents took place in late June and early July at the PNC Bank on Taylorsville Road near Patti Lane. Police are crediting surveillance footage and a distinctive tattoo with helping lead to the arrest of 35-year old Jeremy Knighton.
Police say Knighton approached his victims from behind their cars, who at the time, were busy making ATM transactions. During the first incident, polcie say he placed a fake handgun against the victim's neck and demanded money, obtaining $200 before getting away.
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders says the first incident June 21st was followed by two other robberies on June 26th and July 7th. Knighton faces both robbery and wanton endangerment charges.
"We were concerned because we had had three robberies at the same bank, all from people withdrawing cash from an ATM machine," said Sanders. "He needed the money and unfortunately thought that was the way to obtain the money."
A patrol officer spotted Knighton Monday walking along Patti Lane. When questioned, Knighton initially denied involvement, Sanders said. But police say the tattoo on his left leg helped solve the case. On top of that, Sanders says after officers searched Knighton's home, they found clothing worn during the crimes and recovered the fake handgun in bushes near the bank. Sanders says Knighton then confessed to all three robberies.
"The clothing description matched, he matched and the clothing and the tattoo was spot on," Sander said, noting that Knighton lives less than a mile from the bank.
Neighbors like Howard Carman said police have been called to Knighton's home often.
"That's pretty scary," Carman said. "At least three or four times a week police are down here."
Knighton is being held at Metro Corrections on robbery and wanton endangerment charges. He's next court date is July 19th.
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In the basic forward one foot upright spin, the free foot is placed next to the skating leg at about the knee or calf level. More advanced skaters may cross the free foot in front of the skating leg and foot to do a scratch spin.
Here's How:
- Do Some Back Cross Overs In a Circle:
A common entry figure skaters use to enter basic spins is a back crossover entry. Skater do a few back crossovers in a circle. It best to do no more than three to five back crossovers.
- Next, Wind Up:
Skaters do back crossovers in a complete circle to enter a basic one foot spin, and then, the last back crossover makes a curve inside of the circle that was made by the crossovers. This extra curve "winds ups" skaters just before they step into the middle of the circle to begin the actual spin.
The "wind up" is made as the position of the arms rotate and change.
When the arms change, the arm that was in back (and was the leading arm during the back crossovers) rotates in front, and the arm that was in front of the skater's body during the back crossovers, moves to the outside and slightly back.
The arm on the inside of the circle that comes to the front will be lined up inside and in front of a skater's waist as the "wind up" is completed.
The free foot is left crossed under the skating foot on the last back crossover that is also the winding up (and most important) back crossover.
- Step Forward:
Next, a skater steps forward into the circle that was created by the back crossovers circle, reverses direction, and pushes into the spin. It is very important that a skater steps exactly into the middle of the circle that was created by the back crossovers as he or she completes the "wind up" spin entry.
- Make a Hook Pattern On the Ice:
As a skater steps forward into the circle to begin the spin, he or she should bend his skating knee and then rise to make a quick "u" or hook pattern on the ice with the skating foot. This hook pattern is a short forward outside edge into a three turn.
- Spin By Making Continuous Circle Patterns On the Ice:
When the hook is completed, it will feel as if the skater is spinning on what feels and looks like perfect (and not too large or small) backward inside circles. If the skater moves up to the toepick at all, making the circles during the spin will not work. The spin will stop automatically at that point.
The tracings on the ice that make the circles should be double line tracings. If there are single lines made on the ice as the skater circles and spins, the skater is too far over on an inside or outside edge, and that will also cause the spin to stop.
- Bring the Free Foot Towards the Skating Leg:
The free leg position skaters use during upright spins is optional. Some skaters may want to move the free foot to the calf or knee of the skating foot. Advanced skaters may want to cross the free foot in front of the skating foot and do a scratch spin.
A skater needs to pull his or her stomach in hard and also needs to be careful not to lean or rock back on the skating blade as the free leg pulls in towards the skating leg.
- Pull In the Arms Towards the Chest:
New ice skaters tend to bring the arms in to the chest too soon. A skater should try to spin for at least one to two revolutions before making fists with the hands and pulling the arms into the upper body.
- Enjoy Spinning and Relax:
Do not be anxious to stop spinning. Try to complete at least four revolutions before exiting the spin.
- Stare At a Stationary Object to Exit the Spin:
To prevent dizziness, a skater should focus on something in the rink that does not move (such as a flag or sign) to exit the spin. The skater should then push out backward onto a strong extended back outside edge and continue to focus on that object as he or she exits the spin on one foot and continues to skate.


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Brizo Providence Classic Two Handle Bar/Prep Faucet: Chrome
Model: 6415-PCLHP
Providence Classic Two Handle Bar/Prep Faucet - Less Handles
- 11.5" high spout swivels for added convenience
- Solid brass construction ensures quality and reliability
- Holes for installation: 3-hole 4" installation
- Flow rate: 2.2 gpm @ 60 psi, 8.3 L/min @ 414 kPa
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