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LDS Family History
Writing Your Personal Family History
Writing a personal family history can be daunting, but it doesn't have to be if you take it a step at a time. This 12 chapter course comes with questions for each category and even a weekly email reminder!
LDS Family History: Baptism For the Dead
Because baptism is necessary to enter the Kingdom of God everyone must have the opportunity to be baptized, including those who have died, which is why Family History is so important. Heavenly Father has provided a way that all may have the opportunity to accept, or reject, the gospel and be baptized.
Youth and LDS Family History Website
Learn about the Church's Youth and Family History website in this blog post, including how the site will help youth with LDS family history.
LDS Family History: Importance of Keeping a Journal
Keeping a Journal is important to LDS family history not only because it is about your personal life but it can also help you! Learn more in this LDS Family History article about keeping a journal.
LDS Family History: Journal Keeping Techniques
There is more than one way to keep a journal. This article gives 10 techniques for supplementing your personal LDS family history.
LDS Family History: Journal Keeping Tips For Success
These tips and tricks will help you with keeping a journal of your LDS family history!
Poll: Have You Done Family History Work?
You don't have to be a member of the Church of Jesus Christ to be able to do family history, though. Have you done family history work? If so have you submitted an ancestor's name to the temple? Have you done work in the temple for an ancestor? Vote in this poll and then share your experiences in the comments.
Threefold Mission of the Church
What is the mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? Learn about the Church's threefold mission and how Family History is part of this three-part mission.
How to Use New FamilySearch Correctly
George W. Scott, a new FamilySearch instructor, has written an 81 page manual, "How to Use New FamilySearch Correctly," that is free to download and print or purchase at cost.
Instant 9-Generation Family History Fan
Use this tool to create your own family history fan. All you have to do is login using your FamilySearch account, click create, and open the PDF file. See a picture of my personal Family History Fan, then make your own and share it with others.
LDS Family History: Journal Pages
Twelve ready to print journal pages that are perfect to help children record their LDS family history.
LDS Family History: Family Tree
A fun activity to teach children about their LDS family history that comes with clipart! Just print out the page and let the children fill in their LDS family history.
LDS Family History: Chocolate Candy Bar Wrappers
These printable wrappers cover M-AZING candy bars and make wonderful handouts and gifts! Just scroll down to LDS Family History.
LDS Family History Candy Wrappers: SoulSavers
These printable candy wrappers cover lifesavers candies and make great LDS Family History handouts!
LDS Family History: Genealogy at About.com
Kimberly Powell, the Genealogy Guide has hundreds of resources and information such as: LDS Family History in the Classroom; Top Ten LDS Family History Mistakes to Avoid; and 50 FREE Ways to Research LDS Family History.
LDS Family History: Visitor's Guide to LDS Family History Library
Everything you need to know to prepare for a successful visit to the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Includes contact data, resource information and much more to make your trip to the LDS Family History Library both enjoyable and rewarding.
LDS Family History Center 101
How to access the vast resources of the LDS Family History Library from your own home town when you can't make a visit to Salt Lake City. A five part series, from About's genealogy guide with great information to help you do your LDS family history.
LDS Family History: About Scrapbooking
Scrapbooking is a fun, creative way to record your own LDS family history and this About site has lots of resources.
LDS Family History: GenealogyToday.com
Learn what is happening in the genealogy community and discover tips for researching your LDS family history tree. The site is a great source for news on genealogy, surname queries, LDS family history research tips, and more.
LDS Family History: Accelerated Genealogy Research
A directory listing professional genealogists by education, experience, credentials, research specialty, international or U.S. region, and billing rate to help you do your LDS family history. Here you can find the researcher best qualified to help you find your ancestor when doing your LDS family history.
LDS Family History: Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites
Constantly being updated, this site contains over 136,200 genealogy links. Most are categorized and cross-referenced to help you with your LDS family history.
LDS Family History Expo Night
An example of a schedule for having a LDS Family History Expo in your ward or stake. Includes information on how to write personal LDS family history.
LDS Family History: Genealogy.com
Search through millions of names, create your own LDS family history tree online, read genealogy news, learn great tips, post to message boards, and more.
Find a LDS Family History Center
LDS Family History Centers are part of the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City. They provide access to most of the microfilms and microfiche to help people identify their ancestors. Everyone is welcome to come to the centers and use LDS Family History Center resources.
LDS Family History: Kindred Konnections
You can search for LDS family history including for your ancestors, share with others, search extracted records, and much more. They claim to be "one of the most advanced genealogical research sites in the world" which would help in doing LDS family history.
LDS Family History: ProGenealogists.com
A group of professional researchers located near Salt Lake City, Utah, who have a lot of experience and access to the largest lds family history library in the world. Consider giving them a try if you need someone to look up a LDS family history record or to verify information found online.
LDS Family History: Tree Searcher
This is a free LDS family history site that makes it easier for people to find their personal trees on the Internet. With it you need to enter your ancestor's information just one time to search multiple sites for your LDS family history.
LDS Family History at OneGreatFamily.com
Create or upload your LDS family history tree, search through millions of names, see the genealogy of famous people such as William Shakespeare, Walt Disney, Abraham Lincoln and much more. Also take a look at their LDS family history resources, learning center, fun, and daily survey.
LDS Family History Centers in Utah
Everything you need to know about the LDS family history centers in Utah including location, eating facilities, lodging, and more! Prepare ahead of time by learning about the local LDS family history center you plan on visiting.


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Former Arkansas governor and 2008 presidential candidate Mike Huckabee stopped in Tyler Tuesday night to honor some special students.Huckabee paid tribute to 11 East Texas students as part of the Boys and Girls Club of East Texas's annual "Champions of Youth" program.The program serves as a fundraiser for the Boys and Girls Club to provide scholarships for students to attend their after-school programs, and this year, organizers said they wanted a celebrity to come to honor the students and speak to the crowd."We felt like a lot of East Texans were familiar with him and interested in him," said Deanna Sims, a Boys and Girls Club of East Texas board member and a co-chair of the event. "I think he represents a lot of the values of East Texas. But also it was nice to have someone who has a journalistic perspective to let us know, during such a crucial time with our elections, sort of the inside scoop of what's going on."Huckabee also played his bass guitar with a local band and one attendee won a guitar signed by Huckabee.The Boys and Girls Club of East Texas serves more than 600 students in 13 locations.
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Exit 18 from Route 128 toward Gloucester needs some work. It is only a short distance from the highway to the intersection of Essex Street, but it is very bumpy.
Unfortunately, several homes are along one side of that connector. Also, vehicles going toward the city of Beverly form a tight turn. This turn should be redesigned to allow more room in that right turn.
The exit road itself needs a complete repaving to smooth out the many "bumps."
Any repaving there would probably be difficult since it is a very busy little road, and also because of the homes along one side there.
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A driver lost control of a car, which then jumped a curb and slammed into the side of a house in New Jersey Tuesday evening.
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Governor Mitt Romney is urging the Legislature to immediately pass a bill (H2000) that will give him very broad power to cut current local aid, including state monies to local school districts, and to cut public higher education.
Three phone calls are needed immediately.
Call 617-722-2000 or e-mail your representative and senator today (using the form below).
Contact your local officials - mayors and selectmen - and ask them to urge legislators to oppose H2000 that will allow the governor to make cuts to education.
Message to Legislators
"Please do not pass H2000 that expands the governor's power to make cuts to public education - pre-K through graduate school."
Please read the background summary below before making your three calls. The narrative also gives additional talking points and rationale why the Legislature should not pass this bill. Please encourage your colleagues, relatives and friends to also call.
Thank you.
If you have any questions, please call 1-800-392-6175, ask for the Governmental Division and check this Web site for updates. Background
On Friday, January 10, Governor Romney filed a bill with the Legislature to give the governor power to make immediate cuts in local aid, including Chapter 70 funding to local school districts, and to higher education. Under current law, the governor is prohibited from making cuts to local aid after the state budget has been enacted. Current law is unclear as to whether the governor can unilaterally cut higher education after the state budget has passed.
Immediately after filing the bill with the Legislature, the governor addressed the annual meeting of the Massachusetts Municipal Association and explained that the fiscal 2003 budget must be cut by $400 million to $600 million in order to be in balance. The MMA represents local officials, including mayors and selectmen. Romney said that to avoid more reductions in human services programs, which he is permitted to cut after the budget is enacted, he is seeking broader authority from the Legislature so that he can slash local aid. The MMA voiced strong opposition to his plan.
The governor has not said exactly how much money would come from public education and how it would be divided from town to town and from campus to campus. Some reports have stated that the cut could be up to 10 percent and taken from the fourth-quarter payment from the state. This would mean layoffs within weeks and immediate program cuts.
The state has other options, both short-term and long-term, to meet budget shortfalls. Rather than cutting vital aid to public education, the state should look at using the Rainy Day Fund, other reserves and borrowing. For the long term, the state must increase revenues by closing corporate tax loopholes and raising the income tax and sales tax.
Decisions on spending start with the Legislature, and the Legislature should not relinquish its responsibility to the governor.
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News about Football, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 29, 2014
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell admits that he mishandled case of Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice, who was suspended for just two games after being accused of assaulting his fiancee; says that effective immediately any NFL employee will be suspended without pay for six games for a first offense involving domestic violence; second-time offenders will be banished from the league for at least one year. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
NFL Roundup; NFL fines Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning a reported $8,268 for taunting Houston Texans safety D J Swearinger in preseason game; was upset by Swearinger's hit on Broncos wide receiver Wes Welker, who is now going through NFL's concussion protocol; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
New York Giants defeat New England Patriots, 16-13, in preseason game. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
Ben Shpigel On Pro Football column notes that receiver Stephen Hill, who was drafted by the New York Jets in 2012, still has a shot at making the Jets' roster, while cornerback Dimitri Patterson will most likely not return to the team. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
William C Rhoden Sports of The Times column applauds NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for his reversal in Ray Rice domestic abuse decision but says his apology should have come sooner. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
Dwight Garner discusses Football: Great Writing About the National Sport, edited by John Schulian, and other football books of the 2014-2015 NFL season. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
NFL Roundup; NFL upholds its season-long suspension of Josh Gordon, a star wide receiver for the Cleveland Browns, for another violation of the league's substance abuse policy. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
NFL Roundup; Michael Vick, backup quarterback for New York Jets, is starting against his old team, Philadelphia Eagles, in final preseason game; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
NFL clears former Miami Dolphins lineman Richie Incognito to play, freeing him to sign with any team that will have him; Incognito was suspended in November for a pattern of bullying teammates and a team employee, but several coaches facing roster holes are giving him consideration. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning will start against the New England Patriots in preseason finale, bucking custom of resting starters in final game before opener; Giants, who are installing a new offense, feel they do not have luxury of resting Manning. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
NFL Roundup; New York Jets cornerback Dmitri Patterson, suspended indefinitely in response to 48-hour disappearance during the weekend, will be eligible to return on September 1; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Warsaw journal; most popular Polish sports tend to avoid physical contact, but football team Warsaw Eagles are cultivating a crowd that enjoys the rougher stuff; Polish American Football League is network of more than 70 teams in 36 cities across Poland drawing tens of thousands of fans. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
New York Jets cornerback Dimitri Patterson is suspended indefinitely after being absent from the team for at least 48 hours; team is continuing an investigation. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
NFL Roundup; kicker Matt Prater apologizes to Denver Broncos and their fans for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy by drinking beer, resulting in a four-game ban to start the season; has been in NFL's drug program, which includes alcohol, since DUI arrest in 2011; other news noted. MORE
Aug. 25, 2014
NFL Roundup; St Louis Rams quarterback Sam Bradford is out for the season for second year in a row after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
William C Rhoden Sports of The Times column notes that Philadelphia Eagles players and coach Chip Kelly have varied opinions on taking public stand on fatal shooting of black teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo; catalyst for query was demonstration by 11 Washington Redskins players before game against Cleveland Browns, showing solidarity with people of Ferguson who have been protesting the police shooting. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
NFL Roundup; Sam Bradford, St Louis Rams' starting quarterback, appears to have reinjured his surgically repaired left knee in the first quarter of a 33-14 preseason victory over the Cleveland Browns; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
NFL Roundup; editorial board of The Washington Post becomes latest news group to abstain from using the name Redskins to describe the Washington NFL football team; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
New York Giants beat New York Jets, 35-24, in preseason game; Jets coach Rex Ryan names Geno Smith the starting quarterback for season opener against Oakland Raiders. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
NFL Roundup; New York Giants and New York Jets, in their pre-season matchup, will focus on addressing their own obvious deficiencies, not local rivalry; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Cleveland Browns coach Mike Pettine names Brian Hoyer as team's starting quarterback, edging out Johnn Manziel; Hoyer's experience seems to have trumped fact that Manziel has statistically performed better in two preseason games. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Pittsburgh Steelers running backs Le'Veon Bell and LeGarrette Blount will be charged with marijuana possession following a traffic stop in Pennsylvania. MORE
Aug. 20, 2014
NFL Roundup; Giants' first-round draft pick Odell Beckham Jr, who has yet to fully participate in a training camp practice because of a hamstring strain, will not play in Giants vs Jets preseason game due to injury; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Advertising column; CBS is engaged in huge promotional push for Thursday Night Football, which joins the network's prime-time lineup in September. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan is pressing team to be aggressive on both sides of the ball without drawing penalties. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
NFL Roundup; New York Giants cornerback Prince Amukamara and middle linebacker Jon Beason both report encouraging news on recovering from injuries before season opener; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 18, 2014
NFL Roundup; Denver Broncos defeat San Francisco 49ers, 34-0, in preseason game; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 18, 2014
New York Giants floundering offense has performed so poorly in first three preseason games that coach Tom Coughlin is threatening to play starters in remaining preseason games out of necessity. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
New York Giants beat Indianapolis Colts, 27-26, in preseason game. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
New York Jets beat Cincinnati Bengals, 25-17, in preseason game. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
NFL Roundup; Green Bay Packers beat St Louis Rams, 21-7, in preseason game; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
New York Giants defensive lineman Israel Idonije, facing uncertain future in his 12th season in the NFL, has crafted a promising new career as the creator of a comic book series; has produced two volumes of The Protectors with writer Ron Marz and artist Bart Sears, and series has already started to make waves. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
NFL Roundup; Cleveland Browns coach Mike Pettine announces that he will choose his starting quarterback, either Brian Hoyer or Johnny Manziel, within a few days; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
Bill Pennington On Pro Football column holds that poor preseason performance indicates New York Giants' newly-overhauled offense may need more time before improvement becomes apparent. MORE
Aug. 15, 2014
NFL Roundup; Chicago Bears defeat Jacksonville Jaguars, 20-19, in preseason; other pro football news noted. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Marty Judge, co-owner of Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League, says he has reached agreement with Chinese authorities to launch the China American Football League in conjunction with the Chinese Rugby Football Assn; expects it to start in Aug 2015 with six to eight teams. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Tony Romo will start for Dallas Cowboys in exhibition game against Baltimore Ravens, first game for Romo since having surgery for herniated disk. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Rookie safety Calvin Pryor will make his NFL debut in New York Jets' second preseason game against Cincinnati Bengals. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
New York Giants wide receiver Mario Manningham will face Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium, where he made defining catch of his career against New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI; Manningham has discouraged conversation about the catch, preferring to focus on the future. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
NFL Films will begin shooting all regular-season and postseason games with digital video cameras instead of 16-millimeter film; company began to change to all-digital several years ago, in part because network clients wanted to get highlights and other footage for their shows faster. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
NFL Roundup; Seattle Seahawks deny accusations that their star running back Marshawn Lynch was involved in assault and damage of personal property in Bellevue, Wash; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Jets safety Antonio Allen welcomes team's decision to put him into service as emergency cornerback following injuries to top cornerback Dee Milliner and rookie Dexter McDougle. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
New York Jets shift safety Antonio Allen to play cornerback after starting cornerback Dee Milliner, and his backup, Dexter McDougle, suffer injuries. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
NFL Roundup; New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz douses himself in Ice Bucket Challenge to raise awareness of Lou Gehrig's disease; other news noted. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
Cleveland Browns quarterbacks Johnny Manziel and Brian Hoyer will both take snaps with first-team offense in practice, as coach Mike Pettine says he is not ready to choose a starter; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
Double dose of misfortune strikes and compromises New York Jets depth at cornerback after rookie Dexter McDougle tears the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee and Dee Miliner sustains an ankle injury. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
New York Giants defeat Pittsburgh Steelers, 20-16, in preseason game. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Minnesota Vikings are expected to play two seasons at University of Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium while their new stadium is built on site of the Metrodome, which has been demolished; collaboration has been less than perfect, even though Vikings are paying $3 million in rent per season while picking up cost of game-day operations. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Johnny Manziel gains 27 yards on six carries and goes 7 of 11 for 63 yards in team's 13-12 preseason loss to Detroit Lions; other NFL news noted. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
NFL Roundup; Gov Andrew M Cuomo says he wants to do everything he can to keep Buffalo Bills in New York, and will consider public aid for a new stadium if necessary; other football news noted. MORE
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Giants' Coughlin Asks for Patience as Beckham Heals
A week away from the Giants' season opener, Coach Tom Coughlin said he was fed up with the unremitting questions about the injured receiver Odell Beckham.
September 2, 2014, Tuesday
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Fantasy Football: Breaking Down the Rookies, Part 1
The 2014 class of rookies should contain several productive fantasy players, including the running backs Jeremy Hill, Carlos Hyde and Terrance West.
September 1, 2014, Monday
MORE ON FOOTBALL AND: Football , Fantasy Sports , Bridgewater, Teddy , Hill, Jeremy , Hyde, Carlos , Manziel, Johnny , Williams, Andre , Sankey, Bishop
A Donor's Passion Animates the Gamecocks' Success
Joe Rice, a South Carolina alumnus who has donated about $5 million to the university's athletic program, and other boosters could become more essential as a result of the O'Bannon ruling.
September 1, 2014, Monday
MORE ON FOOTBALL AND: Football (College) , University of South Carolina , Spurrier, Steve
49ers' Ray McDonald Is Arrested on Felony Domestic Violence Charges
The allegations concerning McDonald, a defensive end, came days after the N.F.L. announced tougher penalties for players accused of domestic violence.
September 1, 2014, Monday
MORE ON FOOTBALL AND: Football , Domestic Violence , San Francisco 49ers
Baylor's Stadium Makes Its Debut Against S.M.U.
McLane Stadium is now a reality ready for the Bears' Sunday night season opener against Southern Methodist University.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON FOOTBALL AND: Stadiums and Arenas , Football (College) , Baylor University , Southern Methodist University
Fantasy Football, Stock-Market Edition
You can now buy stocks linked to football players' fortunes. Does that say more about fantasy sports or the state of the market?
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON FOOTBALL AND: Football , Stocks and Bonds , Initial Public Offerings , Fantasy Sports , Fantex Inc , Davis, Vernon , French, Buck
Michael Sam Has a Spot in History, if Not With the Rams
Even after he was cut by the Rams on Saturday, Sam's selection in the N.F.L. draft and his impression in St. Louis remained a statement advancing equal opportunity.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON FOOTBALL AND: Football , Homosexuality and Bisexuality , St Louis Rams , National Football League , Sam, Michael (1990- ) , Fisher, Jeff
Rams Cut Michael Sam, First Openly Gay Player Drafted in N.F.L.
On the final day of cuts across the league, the St. Louis Rams released defensive lineman Michael Sam, a seventh-round pick out of Missouri.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON FOOTBALL AND: Football , Sam, Michael (1990- )
Letters to the Editor
Readers sound off on the latest headlines.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
Jets Make Two Prominent Cuts; Saints Release a 12-Time Pro Bowler
Cornerback Dimitri Patterson and receiver Stephen Hill, two of the Jets' training-camp disappointments, were released as the team trimmed its roster to the league-mandated 53-man limit.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON FOOTBALL AND: Football , New York Jets , Hill, Stephen
Eric Decker High School Highlights
A compilation of highlights from Decker's playing days at Rocori High School, courtesy of the team's coach, Joel Baumgarten.
The Pride of Cold Spring, Minn.
Images of Jets receiver Eric Decker, who was a three-sport star in high school and a product of the schools and ball fields of Cold Spring, Minn.
In Poland, American Football Gains a Toehold
The relationship between America and Poland is a complex and emotional one, and among the ways to view it these days is through the prism of full-contact football.
Fantasy Football: Tiered Player Ranking Charts, Tight End
Charts resulting from a statistical algorithm find natural tiers and clusters within fantasy football player ranking data.
Fantasy Football: Tiered Player Ranking Charts, Wide Receiver
Charts resulting from a statistical algorithm find natural tiers and clusters within fantasy football player ranking data.
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Phong Bui (Vietnam) graduated from Vietnam Forestry University with a B.S. degree in Silviculture in 1999. Upon graduation, he became a member of Conservation Awareness Program (CAP) in Cuc Phuong National Park, Vietnam. Three years later, he started working for the Turtle Conservation Center, which is the first chelonian conservation center in Vietnam. He has been appointed as a vice director of Cuc Phuong Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center since July 2007. In addition, he is a member of the Park's scientific board, which manages the entire scientific activities of the park.


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GAINESVILLE -- No. 19 Florida released its updated depth chart for Saturday's game against Tennessee, and a noticeable switch at safety highlighted the few changes.
Redshirt freshman safety Marcus Maye has been benched in favor of senior cornerback Jaylen Watkins.
Maye had a tough outing in the loss to Miami, blowing a coverage on Phillip Dorsett's 52-yard TD reception and whiffing on a pair of tackles.
"You just can't give up big plays," coach Will Muschamp said. "We can't afford that to happen. You've gotta tackle better. Marcus knows that."
With Watkins sliding to safety, freshman defensive back Vernon Hargreaves III is now the backup at both cornerback spots and should see increased playing time.
Other depth chart notables include Antonio Morrison as the starting middle linebacker, while right guard Jon Halapio (torn pectoral) returns from injury as the starter at right guard.


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It was truly a team effort this time around as all nine Stags earned state medals, including two state titles, the biggest individual hardware haul in school history.
The effort also assured the Stags their fifth straight state Class 2A team title with a 154-134 decision over runner-up Centralia.
Deer Park trailed Centralia 32-23 after the first round. By the end of the first day, the Stags has closed the gap to 68-67.
"If we do our job we'll be OK," said Deer Park head coach Matt Jorgensen after the first day's results.
A preliminary April 16 court date has been set for a Deer Park man who was arrested on Feb. 6 in connection with the death of his ex-wife.
Clay Starbuck pled not guilty to the charge of aggravated first-degree murder of Chanin Starbuck in Spokane County Superior Court on Feb. 21.
Starbuck will remain in jail after Judge Annette Plese refused to lower his $1 million bond. His attorney, Derek Reid, had asked for a bail reduction based on Starbuck's family ties and no prior criminal convictions.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Feb. 22 at the Deer Park United Methodist Church, E113 Second St., for Deer Park resident Nanci J. De Nure, 73, who passed away with her family by her side on Feb. 16, 2012.
Born in Rock Island, Ill., on July 20, 1938, she and her husband, David, moved to Deer Park in 1984 and have called it home ever since.
She belonged to TOPS, Catster, and Facebook.
A celebration of life will be held in late spring for Carolyn S. Russell, 85, who passed away on Dec. 16 at her Horseshoe Lake home.
Born in Spokane to the late Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stuart and reared in Oregon, she returned to Spokane to teach for a time and then to work as a producing artist at her home in southern Pend Oreille County. Overcoming chronic illness as a child and a lingering speech impediment, she enjoyed multiple careers and the friendship of family and friends with whom she shared artistic interests.
The Deer Park and Riverside School District officials will begin assessing what went wrong with their various levy requests last week.
Voters rejected Deer Park's three-year, $2 million annual maintenance and operations levy along with Riverside's $2.55 million educational programs and operations and $1.2 million facilities and technology capital projects levies.
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This week's Wednesday's Child is 15 and enjoys school but can't wait to graduate from high school and go to college. 15 year old Kelley opened up about her hopes of being a veterinarian, of finding an adoptive home and what it's like to miss family members.
Skating brought back a lot of memories for Kelley. She says she remembers learning with her father.
"When I was little we used to come here for little birthday parties and stuff when I was younger and he had me. And I kept on falling so he went out there and kind of helped me skate. Then after we got separated and then that's when I started forgetting a lot of things that he taught me", Kelley said.
Kelley thrives on one on one attention. She likes getting her hair done, and enjoys drawing and coloring , which is her way of relaxing.
"I know I'm intelligent, smart, beautiful, I have good talents. You're determined, you never give up. And I never give up even though I want too, I just don't", said Kelley.
Kelley says she does not necessarily collect mood rings but she does own some and this Hello Kitty necklace that changes color with her emotions.
"It tells you if you're happy, sad, angry, everything so.. So what does the color purple mean? Excited", Kelley said.
She has been known to act out in frustration, but Kelley says she has learned positive ways to deal with anger and pain. She says she tries to fill her time with good things rather than focus on the negative in her life.
"I like to draw, color, read, look at magazines. I like to watch TV, I like to watch movies. I like to go swimming, shopping, talk to my best friends and just have a good time", said Kelley.
Social workers say Kelley would benefit best from a single female who can provide a loving home, but Kelley says she wants to be in a home where she can help take care of babies.
"Parents that will care, talk to you when you're down, tuck you in at night, just a good home where I'm loved", Kelley said.
To learn more about adoption through the Department of Human Services call the Mississippi Adoption Resource Exchange at 1-800-821-9157.
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An outbreak of lice and scabies at the Cook County Jail prompted sheriff's police to issue an isolation order for some inmates.
Ten inmates assigned to a dorm in Division II of the jail and five inmates housed in a mental health unit at Cermak Hospital have been diagnosed with lice and scabies, according to a statement from the Cook County Sheriff's office.
Sheriff Thomas J. Dart issued an isolation order Friday for Division II and a portion of the hospital, the sheriff's office said. The affected inmates have been isolated and are being treated. Other inmates in those areas are being given preventative treatment.
The isolation order will remain in effect until the infestation of the parasites is eliminated.
The treatment is especially challenging in the mental health unit because some inmates have refused treatment, the sheriff's office said. Those detainees are being restrained and treated.
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Originally featured in '09 as part of the artist's legendary Manic Mondays series, A Day in the Life inclusion Let Me Fly found Queens phenom K. Sparks celebrating music's power to lift us above the... Read More
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Minnesota has fired Tubby Smith one day after the Golden Gophers lost to Florida in the NCAA tournament.
Athletics director Norwood Teague announced the decision Monday and said it was time for a "fresh set of eyes" on the program.
Smith was 124-81 (.610) in six seasons at Minnesota. He arrived in 2007 from Kentucky, immediately ramping up expectations for a team that was buried by an academic cheating scandal.
Smith won 20 games five times. But he went just 46-62 in Big Ten play and never finished higher than sixth in the conference. The Gophers made three NCAA tournament appearances under Smith. They beat UCLA this year before losing on Sunday.
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December 16 - Birmingham, AL (Sports Network) - Elijah Millsap had 22 points to go with 15 rebounds, as UAB took its eighth consecutive victory with a 64-47 defeat of No. 25 Cincinnati at Bartow Arena.
Howard Crawford had 14 points and George Drake 10 for the Blazers (9-1), who have not lost since November 14 against Kent State. UAB recorded its first win over a ranked opponent since March 2, 2006.
Dion Dixon had 13 points to pace the Bearcats (6-3), who were coming off a double-overtime loss to Xavier on Sunday. Cincinnati had not been held to under 50 points since a 60-45 loss at Memphis last December 29.
Crawford sank a jumper nearly five minutes into the game to put UAB ahead 11-2, and the Blazers continued to play in front. Later in the first half, Millsap scored eight consecutive points to increase the UAB lead to 26-10, and the Blazers held a 34-19 advantage at the break.
A Deonta Vaughn three-pointer nearly five minutes into the second half drew Cincinnati within 37-29, but Drake followed with a layup to restore the double-digit cushion.
The teams traded baskets as the game went to the stretch run, and Lance Stephenson's layup got the Bearcats within 50-39 with six minutes to play. However, the Blazers responded with 14 consecutive points and cruised to the win.
Stephenson had eight points for the Bearcats...The Blazers shot 39.3 percent, while Cincinnati made 31.7 percent of its shots...UAB held a 44-29 rebounding edge.


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Time Management - Lesson 6: Decide What Tasks Can Be Left Undone to Save TIME
Fewer than 25% of UMAINE students study twelve hours per week. (University of Maine Quality of Life Survey -1998).
Most of us fall victim to doing too many unimportant activities at the expense of more important tasks. Let us look at ways you can shrink your "To Do" List and/or keep tasks off it to begin with.
The Art of Saying "No"
The most direct way to lighten your workload is to say up-front you're not going to do something. Just say NO! Of course there are limits to using this technique. You can't tell a professor you're not going to do a term paper! This shouldn't be said mean spiritedly but should be said early, firmly, and politely. Saying Yes you will do something and then not doing it is the worst situation of all. And you can often soften the use of "No" by saying:
- "I can't do it all but I can help."
- "I can't do it now but I can tomorrow."
- "I can't do it but think I can get Bob to help."
The ability to say NO to less important activities becomes much easier when you know your priorities!
Don't Be a Perfectionist
It is true we are judged by our work, but we need to know when perfection is required and when something a little less precise is acceptable. Obviously a letter of application must be perfect in every way, but a letter home to a parent asking for a little financial assistance to tide you over until the end of the month could contain a crossed out word or two without jeopardizing your request or having to reprint the letter.
Don't Shuffle Paperwork
Handle all pieces of mail at once. Here are your options:
- Throw it away
- Answer the request immediately
- File it where it can later be found
- Route the request to someone appropriate to reply to it.
The 80/20 Rule
Often when one complains about being overworked, it is because they will not let go of the "C's" or lower priority tasks. This is where the 80/20 rule comes in.
The 80/20 Rule says, "If all items are arranged in order of value, 80 percent of the value will come from only 20 percent of the items, while the remaining 20 percent of the value will come from 80 percent of the items."
If time is very limited when reviewing a textbook for an exam you may find that 20% of a chapter (introductions, first and last sentence of each paragraph, charts and graphs, and conclusion) contains 80% of the chapter's value.
With a newsmagazine 20% of the articles may produce 80% of the benefit for you personally. So, rather than going through the pages one by one, go to the Table of Contents, select the articles that most interest you, and go directly to them. Your interests may be national news, science, and books, and not economics, film, and the arts. Why spend time thumbing through every page and risk becoming distracted?


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Buccaneers WR Mike Williams didn't sound like a player in need of a wake-up call in an interview with PFW earlier this month. The rookie with a checkered college career seemed more like someone determined to prove that any poor decisions he made in the past weren't going to be repeated.
His pro career was off to a fine start. He had become the No. 1 wide receiver on a playoff-contending team and had not been in any trouble, but a little more than a week after our interview, he was arrested for DUI.
Tests showed Williams' blood-alcohol level was under the legal limit of .08, and he agreed to take a urine test, the results of which were not yet known at presstime. After posting bail, he went a step further, offering to take a drug test at an independent facility to show the Bucs and all those who were ready to say, "I told you so," that he hadn't proven his doubters right.
He took the test, and Bucs GM Mark Dominik said he was pleased that it showed Williams didn't have any other substance in his system that would have impaired him.
Some say it was only the latest in a series of signs that Williams, despite his faults, was worth taking a chance on in this year's draft.
When the dreaded "character concern" label gets applied to a prospect, it's a tough one to shake, as Williams found out on draft weekend, when he was passed up until the Bucs selected him in the fourth round.
Dominik was coming off a 3-13 first season at the helm in Tampa, but he took a risk and was probably influenced by a conversation with Syracuse head coach Doug Marrone, who either kicked Williams off the team or watched the player quit the team last year.
"I think if you talk to Tampa Bay and the general manager there, he would be able to tell you I'm not of the mind to try to stop someone from becoming a better person," Marrone told PFW. "That's really how I look at it. ... I really felt that Mike was going to do well. I really did. I relayed those things.
"There are a lot of positives about Mike, and the way he's performing is not a surprise. He's a very competitive kid."
Williams leads all rookie wide receivers with 701 yards and he has scored six touchdowns one season after no Buccaneers wide receiver had more than four. Perhaps just as encouraging, although not that surprising, was the response of the Bucs' captains to his DUI arrest.
While Dominik and head coach Raheem Morris pondered how to discipline Williams, CB Ronde Barber, MLB Barrett Ruud, C Jeff Faine and QB Josh Freeman went to Morris and said Williams deserved to play that Sunday. It was reported that their argument emphasized that his blood-alcohol level was under the legal limit.
NFL players watch out for each other, but if the captains thought Williams threatened to set them back with reckless behavior, they might have responded differently.
The team didn't suspend Williams. It fined him an undisclosed amount for his actions, and the truth is that, despite the DUI arrest, the 23-year-old Buffalo native has done very little to make the Bucs think that drafting him was anything other than a wise move.
This column first appeared in the Dec. 5 print edition of Pro Football Weekly, which features a cover story on Packers OLB Clay Matthews, an in-depth look at how the Eagles stack up in several areas, personnel analyst Nolan Nawrocki's rundown of the top D-line prospects in the upcoming NFL draft, lots of fantasy football tips and much more. The Dec. 5 print edition is on sale at retail outlets, or you can order your copy online at PFWstore.com.


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PLATTSBURGH — Town races in Clinton County will be relatively light on Primary Day.
There are no head-to-head races, and three races have no candidates listed at all.
Primaries will be held in Beekmantown for a Town Council seat and the town clerk position; Dannemora and Mooers for highway superintendent; Peru for town supervisor, two council seats and town clerk/tax collector; and in Saranac for highway superintendent and two council seats.
The Beekmantown Council race will be for the Conservative and Independence Party lines.
Sherman Dubrey is the only listed candidate for both parties, but voters can write in a candidate if they choose.
The Mooers highway superintendent primary is for the Conservative Party line.
There are no listed candidates, making it a write-in-only race.
The Peru races will be for both the Conservative and Independence Party lines.
Peter Glushko is the only candidate listed on the Conservative ballot for supervisor; Donald McBrayer is the only listed candidate on the Town Council ballot, as a Conservative and Independence Party candidate; and Kathleen Flynn is the only candidate in both party races for the town clerk/tax collector race.
In Saranac, there are no listed candidates for the Independence and Conservative Party supervisor's race, and there are none for the Conservative Party council races.
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Huawei blurs phone and tablet lines even further with colossal 6.1-inch Ascend Mate
Huawei won the latest battle in the smartphone screen size arms race today, after the Chinese company finally announced its long-rumored Ascend Mate phone/tablet hybrid. The Ascend Mate is dominated by its gigantic 6.1-inch 720p display, and also features a 1.5GHz quad-core processor, 2GB RAM and an 8-megapixel camera. It has "Magic Touch" technology, too which means that like Nokia's Lumia 920 you can use the phone while wearing gloves.
The phone runs Huawei's Emotion UI on top of Android Jelly Bean, and the 4050mAh battery should go some way to counteracting the presumably massive power draw from the screen. You'll also find a one-handed mode that fits a regular-sized smartphone keyboard or dialpad into the bottom corners of the Ascend Mate's screen, which does sound like a thoughtful addition. Huawei has certainly gone all-out with the Ascend Mate, and we're pretty impressed overall — we just wonder how many pockets it'll fit.


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Tulsa is the second-largest city in the state of Oklahoma and 46th-largest city in the United States. With a population of 391,906 as of the 2010 census, it is the principal municipality of the Tulsa Metropolitan Area, a region with 937,478 (2010) residents in the MSA and 988,454 (2010) in the CSA. Tulsa's CSA is projected to reach one million between 2010 and 2012. The city serves as the county seat of Tulsa County the most densely populated county in Oklahoma, and extends into Osage, Rogers, and Wagoner counties.
Elected Officials
The current city council members.[1]
The Mayor is the chief executive officer of the City. In this capacity, the Mayor has all executive and administrative powers conferred on the City by the State Constitution and the laws of Oklahoma. The Mayor is not a member of the City Council.[2]
Dewey Bartlett Jr. currently serves as Mayor.
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The Tulsa website provides information on public employees, including union collective bargaining information[3]
- See also: Tulsa, Oklahoma municipal elections, 2014.
The city of Tulsa, Oklahoma will hold elections for city council on November 4, 2014. The filing deadline for candidates wishing to run was April 16, 2014.[4]
The FY 12 total budget is $649,313,000 – a 15 percent increase from the original FY 11 amount. The operating budget is $576,143,000 and the Capital Improvements budget totals $73,170,000. The operating budget is increasing by 10 percent and the capital budget is up 76 percent from FY 11. FY 12 revenue projections total $617,618,000.[5]
Inside the City limits of Tulsa, the sales tax is 8.517%. Of this, the State of Oklahoma receives 4.5%, Tulsa County receives 1.017%, and the City receives 3%.[6]
The City has five major tax categories and collectively they provide 54% of the projected revenue. Sales tax at 3% (2% to general fund and 1% to capital fund), Use tax is 3%, Franchise tax/right-of-way user fees, hotel/motel tax at 5% and Ad Valorem tax sufficient to pay for the principal and interest on bond indebtedness and any court judgments against the City.[6]
See also: Oklahoma government sector lobbying
The City of Tulsa does not retain the services of a private lobbyist. The City is a member of the Oklahoma Municipal League, the United States Conference of Mayors, the National League of Cities, and the Tulsa Metro Chamber of Commerce. Each of these organizations do advocate on behalf of their members at the Federal and State levels of government on issues, some of which are of interest to the City of Tulsa.[7]
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- Budget
- Agendas
- Agendas and minutes for city council meetings are posted.[10] They are also available for at least three years.
- Elected Officials
- City council members are listed with email addresses in their individual profiles.[11]
- The general office address and phone number is given.
- Administrative Officials
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- Contracts
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External links
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Tulsa Business, Awards reflect commitment, Aug. 17, 2010
- News on 6, City Of Tulsa Wins Several Awards, Aug. 17, 2010
- Tulsa World, Tulsa chosen for innovation fund program, Aug. 18, 2010
- City of Tulsa, City of Tulsa Receives Awards, August 2010
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- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Sales Tax
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The Chatham County Sheriff's Office needs help identifying three suspects who may be involved with two larcenies at a local Walmart.
The incidents took place at the Walmart on U.S. 15-501 at the Chatham County and Orange County line on June 23 and July 24.
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Hi all: Heading to the Red next week (all weekdays) for the first time. Any any favorite sport routes at the 5.10 grade that I should add to my list? Easier 11's would also be of interest, or even sub-10 megaclassics I shouldn't miss. Food recommendations also welcome (besides Miguel's, that one I've heard of!). Thanks, David
Breakfast Burrito, 10c (or d) Air ride equipped 11a
The Gallery has some great moderates, including A Brief History of Climb 27 Years of Climbing Edit: Also, Tectonic wall has one of my favorite climbs ever, along with some great easy climbing: Gettin Lucky in Kentucky
Breakfast burrito and its neighbor, fire and brimstone, are probably two of the best 5.10s I have done anywhere. Fire is a little more cryptic and the crux is down low. Breakfast burrito has a perfect crimping section to a huge rest and then a perfect exposed boulder problem. Do both of these climbs. Also, Whip Stocking. Same cliff. No hard moves, just classic Red pump. Get psyched, the Red is the best climbing I've done in the US (been to RMNP, Joe's, Bishop, Rumney....) and primarily a boulderer. The rock is beautiful and perfect. Food is tough; there is a horrible grocery kinda close (Sav a lot) but there is a Kroger in Winchester (I think it's winchester).
I thought all of the 10's at whichever wall Breakfast BUrrito is on were really good. BB was the first route I did in a month long trip to the Red and it stood up to most of the other routes, even harder ones. There is a soft 11a, long and sustained with kind of a cave rest at the midpoint. That is also at the same wall, and is very good. Fuzzy Undercling is another soft 11, but the boulder problem start is kinda tough. God it's been years since I've been to the Red... THere is also a classic 9 called Plate Techtonics or something like that... but there will be a conga line, even on a week day. Oh yea, the trad climbing is just as good as the sport.
Sunnyside at Muir Valley has a few good ones, and they all stay dry in the rain. Even Bruise Brothers has a few on the right side of the crag that are longer than all the rest of the routes, and they are super fun. Have a great time!
Went there for the first time myself a week ago. Here are a few 10's we really enjoyed. Loompa 10c at the chocolate factory. Pretty powerful and harder than the many other 10's but steep and fun. Creep Show 10d at phantasia wall. Another powerful 10 with some good variety going from steep to balancy. Boltergeist 10b at Hideout in Muir Valley. Chill slab climbing that goes on forever... I didn't get a chance to get on the ones already recommended other than air ride equipped which is a great jug hall but these ones were very enjoyable and worth doing if you end up at these crags. As for food: I recommend the Rockhouse Cafe up the road a few miles past Miguel's. Good food, good beer and super nice people running it.
If you have time during the week (wouldnt recommend it in a weekend), you can go to The Shire. Easy short warmups (which are noob-raped on weekends), then you climb G-Man (10c) and KSB (10d). G-Man has some slopers and makes you think and desperately search for holds, and KSB is a blank wall except for iron crimpers and slots. Once you've bagged those, head a little further into the valley and get on Amarillo Sunset (11b). Awesomely juggy with nice exposure.
Thanks a lot to everyone for the great beta. Really psyched to put it to good use in a few days! Cheers, David
Sounds like you climb harder than I do, but I loved to Defy the Laws of Tradition, 5.10a. It's at Left Flank, which is relatively close to Military Wall, where Fuzzy Undercling is. It took us about 20 minutes to walk to one from the other, so it would be easy to do both in the same day. I also quite enjoyed the three climbs on the Tectonic wall, Gettin' Lucky, which was previously mentioned, Plate Tectonics, and a 10c that's also on the same wall.
For PMRP you will want a high clearance vehicle if you are driving farther then the mother load parking lot. if in the area a great trad line is Cheaper then a movie. Its at chica Bonita wall. Bob Marley is full of overhung jug hauls. Purgatory is one of the classic hard walls filled with 5.11-14c. even if you don't climb that hard it is worth going back to look at the crag if you are near. Fortress wall, Tower Rock, and Pebble beach all have great trad.
machete on sunnyside in muir
Just as others have said, at Drive-by - Breakfast Burrito, Fire & Brimstone, Whipstockig. Also the 5.10's at Great Wall in Muir, then on the other side of the trail, Air Ride Equipped and Bathtub Mary. Also at Muir, the 5.11a on the right side of the Bib Wall (sorry, the name escapes me for the moment). Check out Rock House; slightly pricier compared to Miguel's but RH has beer on tap.
Wasn't Military closed, im not posotive on this so if it is open I'm sorry for the mix up. If your in Muir be sure to donate or else you may have another Roadside that is just something nice to look at.
If Military is still open.... This is a fun route Possum Lips www.mountainproject.com/v/possum-lips/105870248
I don't even climb in the Red mostly becuase I perfer bouldering but I have alot of friends and family who really enjoyed roadside so I don't want to see that happen to a place like Muir...and yes I know that roadside was apparently closed due to the conditions at the crag but its all about moneny when you think about it.
www.mountainproject.com/v/the-great-wall/106580245 You have to go check this part out; www.mountainproject.com/v/bruise-brothers-wall/106061898


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Stovetop Orzo Medley Recipe
A burst of butter and a colorful array of vegetables make this pretty pasta side good enough for company. Use a blend of exotic mushrooms to make it extra special. —Marie Rizzio, Interlochen, Michigan
- 1-1/4 cups uncooked orzo pasta
- 2 shallots, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 3/4 pound fresh snow peas
- 1/2 pound assorted fresh mushrooms (such as portobello, button and/orshiitake), thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup pine nuts
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon coarsely ground pepper
- 1/4 cup finely chopped sweet red pepper
- Cook orzo according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute shallots in oil for 2 minutes. Add peas and mushrooms; cook 3 minutes longer. Add pine nuts; cook and stir until vegetables are tender.
- Drain orzo; stir in the shallot mixture, butter, salt and pepper until blended. Sprinkle with red pepper. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Stovetop Orzo Medley in Taste of Home April/May 2011, p60
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A Christian Science Monitor blog reports that novelist Alice Hoffman
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Took delivery on this little jewel (IMHO) this week. Thanks to the previous advice I got on this forum.
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I have a 154 Lo-Boy with a 1050A loader and tonight while I was removing the PTO driven pump to check the level of fluid in the transmission I discovered that one of the ears that the loader pump mounts to the tractor with is broken.
Looks like someone at some point in time tried to fix it with JB weld. While I have used JB weld before I am not sure if this is the place to use it and I am interested in finding a replacement pump. Does anybody know where I might find a replacement or does anybody know the specifications of the stock pump? Searching through the forums didn't yield too many results so any help would be appreciated.


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Friends/Book Sales
The Friends of Fredricksen serves several functions:
- Raise funds to help our library meet the costs of special programming & new equipment
- Volunteer time at the library
- Advocate for library funding with local legislators when bills come before county & state officials
Judy Eagle – President
Diane Bermingham - Vice President
Barrett Sheridan – Secretary
Diane Myers - Treasurer
Legislative Representative – Carolyn Pfeiffer
Silent Auction – Diane Myers
Book Sales
Silent Auction
SAVE THE DATE! Friends Silent Auction - Saturday, November 22nd
Book Sales at Fredricksen
Friends of Fredricksen Library FALL Book & Media Sale
Friday, September 19 from 9:00 am to 8:30 pm
Saturday, Sept. 20 from 1:00 to 5:00 pm
Sunday, Sept. 21 from 1:00 to 4:00 pm – BAG SALE!
Thursday, Sept. 18 from 2:00 to 8:30 pm – Special Friends Preview
Friends of Fredricksen Library will hold a Book and Media Sale in the Library Community Room. Come and peruse our great selection of hard cover and paperback books in many categories. Our media selections also include puzzles and games. Thursday, Sept. 18 - Preview Day 2 pm to 8:30 pm for members of Friends, volunteers, Board of Trustees and staff. Become a member of the Friends and attend!
Donations of books, puzzles, games and media accepted at the library Reference Desk.
All profits from the Book and Media Sale benefit the Library and will help to fill in gaps in the budget. Thank you for your continued support. Buying our books helps your library!
The profits from the semi-annual sales have been used for:
- The self-check unit in the Pollock Children's Library
- Shelving units and other equipment requested by the Library staff
- Programs in the Pollock Children's Library
- Teen events at Fredricksen
- Meeting our building fund pledge
When you leave your donations at the reference desk, the first step is a quick review by the staff to see if your item might meet a need in the circulating collection or be appropriate for the ongoing book sale. The majority of the books are then sorted by teams of volunteers from the Friends. Once the materials have been sorted, they are packed and stored until the week of the sale.
During the week of the sale, an army of volunteers is needed to erect tables, move books from storage on to the tables, arrange the books so that our shoppers can find the perfect item, and then staff the sale. Finally, when the sale is over, all remaining items are packed for distribution to others who can make use of them:
- East Pennsboro Friends for their sale
- Charitable organizations working with children and adults
- Veterans
- Overseas missions
- Day care centers
- Other libraries
The golden rule when considering a donation is "Would I give this to a Friend?"
The donations appreciated are:
Please re-evaluate your donations if they:
Materials that would be better donated to another charity of your choice:
Thank you for your help in making our book and media sales so successful. The Friends of Fredricksen Library is a 501(c)(3) organization, so your donations may be deductible on your federal income taxes.
Donation Station @ Fredricksen First Saturday of every month from 1 pm to 3 pm. The Friends of Fredricksen have established Donation Station on the first Saturday of every month from 1 pm to 3 pm to process the donation of books and media for our Spring and Fall Book sales. Volunteers will be able to assist unloading your donations. We hope to provide convenience to you, our donors, and streamline our process for donations. During Donation Station hours, please park on the Walnut Street side parking area at the lower level employee entrance door. Donations at all other times can be given at the reference desk.