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Chipper sets RBI record for third basemen
Braves veteran passes Brett on all-time list with two-run single
WASHINGTON -- As Chipper Jones nears the end of his legendary career, he proudly knows that he has driven in more runs than George Brett, Mike Schmidt and all of the game's other great third basemen.
With a two-run single in the eighth inning of Friday's 11-10, 11-inning win over the Nationals, Jones passed Brett for the most RBIs (1,598) by a player whose primary position was third base. Hall of Famers Schmidt and Eddie Mathews rank third and fourth, respectively, on this list.
"Everybody wants to be No. 1 in some category," said Jones. "In most categories, I'm No. 2 or 3. It's nice to be No. 1 in one. Obviously, passing Schmidt and Brett is pretty elite company. I'm honored."
Jones' total accounts for each of the runs he has driven in throughout his career. While he has primarily played third base, he also compiled 227 RBIs while playing 363 games as an outfielder.
Schmidt holds the record for most RBIs (1,419) compiled while playing third base. Jones ranks second on this list, with 1,316.
As long as Alex Rodriguez remains healthy and continues to play third base, he could vault to the top of this list for players whose primary position has been third base. Rodriguez has already compiled 1,934 RBIs. He has played 1,272 games at shortstop and 1,142 games as a third baseman.
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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And another thing, why have you truncated your RSS feeds? Are you trying to get on everybody's nerves? I happily read a lot of blogs, but every time I want to read one of your posts, I have to wait 30 seconds while everything loads. Such a pain! I have always used The Economist as an example of a publication that has got its online strategy right. Now you have clearly gone all FT and are determined to fuck it up!*
Frankly, your inclusion in my blog list is a marginal thing (like the FT's Money Supply, which stupidly went behind a paywall but is now semi-out again). I don't need you. You, however need readers. I get The Economist in all kinds of convenient ways (iPhone, iPad, audio, print) and I read all my blogs via RSS -- but for your blog, you are determined to force me into steam-powered Web 1.0. It's not going to work. But you are going to lose all my years of accumulated good will in the process.
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Secure Fence Act of 2006:
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Requires DHS Secretary, within 18 months of enactment, to take all actions he determines are appropriate and necessary to achieve and maintain operation control over land and maritime borders, including:
"Operational control" means the prevention of all unlawful entries into the U.S., including entries by terrorists, unlawful aliens, instruments of terrorism, narcotics, and other contraband.
Requires DHS Secretary, within one year of enactment and annually thereafter, to submit a report to Congress on progress made toward achieving this goal.
Sec. 3: Construction of Fencing and Security Improvements in Border Area from Pacific Ocean to Gulf of Mexico
Amends section 102(b) of IIRIRA (section on improvement of barriers at the border) by striking the words "near San Diego" (IIRIRA § 102(b) dealt only with construction of fencing and roads in the border area near San Diego), and by specifying that the DHS Secretary must provide for at least 2 layers of reinforced fencing, additional physical barriers, roads, lighting, cameras and sensors. Such improvements must extend from:
With respect to the Calexico area, outlined above, the DHS Secretary must install an interlocking surveillance camera along such area by May 30, 2007 and must complete fence installation in this sector by May 30, 2008.
With respect to the Laredo area, outlined above, the DHS Secretary must ensure that fence construction from 15 miles northwest of the Laredo, TX POE to 15 miles southeast of the Laredo, TX POE is completed by December 31, 2008. If the topography of a specific area has an elevation grade of 10 % or higher, the Secretary may use other means to secure the area.
Sec. 4: Northern Border Study
This section requires the DHS Secretary to conduct a study on the construction of a state-of-the-art barrier system along the northern international land and maritime border, including a discussion of both the necessity and feasibility of constructing such a system, and must report his findings to Congress within one year of enactment.
Sec. 5: Evaluation and Report Relating to Customs Authority to Stop Certain Fleeing Vehicles
Section 5 requires the DHS Secretary, within 30 days of enactment, to:
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It's the first day of witness testimony in the case of a man on trial for second-degree murder.
60-year-old Port St. Joe resident Walt Butler is accused of shooting and killing a 32-year-old Everett Gant after witnesses say the younger man went to confront him at his home.
It's a game of he said she said on day three of the trial over a half of dozen witnesses testify and many have conflicting statements. Robert Lynn and Ken Dunham each have their own side of the story when it comes to who opened the door the night Gant was shot.
"You didn't open the door did you?" asked Assistant State Attorney Robert Sombathy of Robert Lynn.
"No." said Lynn.
Dunham claims he was with Gant the night Butler fired his .22 caliber rifle at Gant and it was Lynn who opened the door.
"He unlocked it first? asked Defense Attorney Mark Sims.
"Yes," said Dunham.
But although Lynn admits the two had been drinking for much of that day he denies sliding open the glass door.
"Did you ever see Ken Dunham, the man you said was staying with Steve Willy next door, did you ever see him outside behind the black guy?" asked Sombathy of Lynn.
"No sir," answered Lynn. "He wasn't there. There was nobody, but that black guy."
It didn't take long, though, for Sims to discredit both witnesses on the stand.
"Matter fact you actually have two convictions of crimes of dishonesty don't you?" asked Sims of Dunham.
"Yes sir," he answered.
"You've even admitted to drinking when you came and gave us a deposition didn't you?" asked Sims of Lynn.
"Yes sir," he answered.
"Have you had anything to drink today?, asked Sims.
"Yes sir," answered Lynn. "About two beers."
And an emotional Gant family looked on as former Gulf County Sheriff Joe Nugent took the stand for the state. Nugent testified when he went in to retrieve Butler from the home he was eating dinner and was unconcerned about the events that transpired.
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Breakfast Parfaits Recipe
With pineapples, raspberries and bananas, these yogurt treats from Adell Meyer are a bright and cheerful morning side dish. The Madison, Wisconsin reader whips them up in no time for before-or-after-school snacks.
- 2 cups pineapple chunks
- 1 cup fresh or frozen raspberries
- 1 cup (8 ounces) vanilla yogurt
- 1 cup sliced ripe banana
- 1/2 cup chopped dates or raisins
- 1/4 cup sliced almonds
- In four parfait glasses or serving dishes, layer the pineapple, raspberries, yogurt, banana and dates. Sprinkle with almonds. Serve immediately. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Breakfast Parfaits in Simple & Delicious May/June 2006, p22
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This is delicious. Instead of dates & raisins & nuts i used granola on top. My son didn't care so much for the pineapple, so for him i skip that but this is a delicious healthy breakfast & snack. Yummy!
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Ovol genes and hES differentiation into hair-producing cells
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Public Abstract:
Each year in America, there are 700,000 emergency visits and 45,000 hospitalizations for burn treatments, and 4,500 deaths due to fire and burns (http://www.ameriburn.org/resources_factsheet.php). Since twenty years ago, the use of artificial skin generated from human skin cells has tremendously improved the survival rate of severely burned patients. However, this technology suffers a major drawback: the artificial skin lacks the various structures that are part of the normal skin, such as hair follicles, sweat glands, and cells that make pigments or fight pathogens. Embryonic stem cells are cells that are isolated from early embryos and have the potential to make all kinds of cells in the human body. Conceivably, they hold great promises to help generate a new kind of artificial skin containing all residential structures and cell types that would function just like real skin. Hair follicles play many important roles in skin – they provide a passage for perspiration, are the source of cells that are used for natural wound repair, and the house of other important cell types. We therefore will focus our effort to first use hES cells to make hair follicle-containing skin on Petri dishes. Theoretically, a hES cell has to make three important, sequential fate choices during its path to become a hair follicle cell. First, it has to choose a fate that has the potential to be part of the nervous system or part of skin. After this, it has to then choose a skin fate over a neural fate. Last, it has to choose to become a hair follicle cell instead of just the skin between follicles. We will experimentally manipulate these fate choices by adding or removing key regulatory proteins (such as growth factors) that are known to be involved in these decisions based on studies in model systems such as mice. Clearly, this is a long-term process: we not only have to find conditions that would allow the generation of some hair-producing cells, but also have to optimize the conditions so that we can generate many of such cells and have them distribute in a pattern that resembles the distribution of hair follicles in normal skin. Our goal in the current grant application is to be able to generate some hair-producing cells from hES cells. This, if successful, will lay the ground for future work from our as well as other laboratories. Ultimately, we may be able to generate hair follicle-containing skin to be used for transplantation not only onto burn patients, but also onto healthy people with baldness.
Statement of Benefit to California:
Wildfire has been an unfortunately frequent presence in the State of California. As the state continues to grow, more and more people live in forest areas, facing a high risk of physical (and property) damage from wildfire. For example, a total of 3500 houses were burned in the Oakland/Berkeley fire in 1988 and Painted Cave fire in 1990. This, together with other causes of fire and burn such as use of defective product and accidents, leaves Californian citizens suffering from a high incidence of burns and injuries. The studies we propose in this application may yield findings that will directly benefit the health and welfare of burn patients in California. Furthermore, these findings may also be used to help establish industrial entities in the State of California that perform research, development, and marketing of new therapeutic products. This will create new job opportunities for California citizens and increase revenues for the State of California.
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SYNOPSIS: The goal is to develop conditions under which hESCs can be directed to differentiate into human skin, complete with all the functions of normal skin, as a replacement tissue for burn patients. Aim 1 extends preliminary results in mice to determine the role of the zinc finger transcription factors Ovol1 and Ovol2 in directing ESC fate toward epidermal ectoderm. Generation of Ovol2-overexpressing cells will test whether Ovol 2 is required for maintaining pluripotency and for epidermal commitment. Generation of cells with decreased Ovol1 expression will test the role of Ovol1 in BMP4-induced trophectoderm differentiation. Aim 2 seeks to develop a protocol to differentiate hESCs into hair follicles. hES cell lines expressing EGFP under the direction of a hair-specific promoter will be used to monitor hair cell specification. The Ovol2-overexpressing cells of Aim1 will be tested to determine whether increased Ovol2 improves the frequency of epidermal/hair follicle differentiation. SIGNIFICANCE AND INNOVATION: Current burn therapy, which uses self-renewing human keratinocytes for wound repair, cannot regenerate essential features of functional skin, such as sweat glands, hair follicles, sebaceous glands and does not establish resident populations of dendritic cells and melanocytes. With multipotent epidermal cells derived from human ES cells, it should be possible to regenerate skin with more normal function. This application proposes to test the role of two transcription factors, Ovol1 and Ovol2 in hES cell differentiation into hair follicles. While these two genes are important in epidermal diffentiation, this seems to be a risky and untenable hypothesis. There is no evidence to support the notion that hair follicles can be selectively induced. STRENGTHS: The PI brings extensive expertise on epidermal development, especially the nature and function of Ovol1 and Ovol2, two key regulators of ectoderm formation and differentiation and the focus of this proposal. An insightful experimental plan for Aim 2 to induce and monitor epidermal cell development in hES cell cultures based on understanding the developmental biology of skin and hair follicle formation, particularly the role of growth factors and morphogens. The investigator has a number of interesting "sub-hypotheses" that could be honed down to one or two and focussed on more deliberately and supported with preliminary data. The common expression pattern of Ovol2 and nanog could be potentially interesting or a useless association. Further functional/mechanistic data are needed to support the connections being tested in aim1. WEAKNESSES: This proposal is to test two hypotheses based on limited evidence. First, Ovol2 is required for hESC pluripotency, because it is expressed in mouse and human ES cells and in mouse ICM. Second, Ovol1 is important for trophoectoderm differentiation, because its level increases with BMP4-induction of cultured human ES cells toward trophoectoderm. More preliminary evidence in support of these hypotheses is needed to enhance the value of testing them. The experiment to over-express Ovol2 in human ES cells seeks to prove two contradictory outcomes – that high Ovol2 will increase both ES cell pluripotency and epidermal commitment. This may occur in vivo when these possible actions would be temporally separated, but constitutive over-expression is unlikely to be a useful test. The investigator proposed too many ideas to be tested, with little experimental justitfication for any of these. DISCUSSION: There was no further discussion following the reviewers' comments.


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Questing and My Miss Aurelia battle in the 2012 Cotillion Stakes (Photo courtesy of Eclipse Sportswire).
This past weekend the Sloan Sports Analytics conference was held at the Boston Convention Center. The yearly conference, dubbed "dorkapalooza" by sports columnist Bill Simmons, focuses on how analytics and data-based strategies can play a larger role in sports – from the court or field to the front office.
Sloan started on the MIT campus in 2007 with fewer than 200 attendees. This weekend well over 2,000 swarmed the convention center to attend panels and hear presentations from both top-level industry executives and influential academics and intellectuals. There were panels on the use of analytics in basketball, football, baseball, soccer, MMA, even Formula 1 and NASCAR racing. There were panels on analytics in ticket prices, fantasy sports, the use of social media in sports marketing, and even sports labor negotiations. Major media covered the event and speakers included famous New York Times number-cruncher Nate Silver and Moneyball author Michael Lewis. Many big league coaches and executives were in attendance, as well as league commissioners.
Missing from the conference was any mention of the sport of horse racing.
While the use of analytics in baseball has been popularized by the Academy Award nominated film and best-selling book Moneyball, the science of sabermetrics has only been around since the early 1960s. By comparison, the Daily Racing Form has been publishing horse racing data for use in handicapping race results since 1894. Analytics have driven decisions in horse racing for over a century, and not just for the punters; owners, breeders and trainers have all consulted catalogs, condition books, and past performance sheets in making decisions on horses to buy, races to enter, and strategies to employ on the track.
There could be any number of reasons why the horse racing industry wasn't represented at the Sloan conference. Gambling surely isn't one of them. Despite major league sports' stance against sports betting, this year's Sloan conference featured a lively panel on predictive sports betting analytics. The popularity of horse racing may be on the wane, but surely hasn't yet been eclipsed in the U.S. by Formula 1.
If anything, a sport that has such a long history of respect for analytics should be willing to turn to data-driven strategies to help chart a plan for growing its audience and rebuilding its brand. And the stat-geeks who flock to "dorkapalooza" could benefit from learning more about the sport from an analytic perspective. For the sports fan who loves pouring over charts, numbers, and data to search for patterns that everyone else is missing and can give you an edge on the competition, there is no finer game. Horse racing is often called the Sport of Kings, a homage to its appeal among the aristocracy. Perhaps there's good reason that in 2013 it should rebrand itself the "Sport of Nerds."


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The Tulsa-area saw another major gas price hike Wednesday night.
Prices across the metro are now hovering around $3.83 for a gallon of unleaded gasoline.
That's up nearly 20 cents since Tuesday and up about 50 cents since last week.
In the past month, according to gasbuddy.com, people in and around Tulsa have seen the price climb from about $3.20 a gallon and the experts say there is one good reason for that.
"We have some maintenance going on at a number of refinery in the Midwest," says Danial Karnes, AAA Spokesperson.
Meaning supply is down and demand is up since we are heading into summer travel. There are a few things you can do to help, like eliminate the extra things you are carrying in your trunk and make sure your tires are aired up.
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A citizen complaint led to the arrest of three individuals on meth charges late this week.
Officers from the Logansport/Cass County Drug Task Force investigated a complaint Thursday about the manufacturing of meth at 500 1/2 Helm St. Joseph Utter Jr., 27, Rochester, and Michael Allen Watson, 30, Logansport, were arrested on multiple drug charges Thursday and Shawn Michael Black, 29, Logansport, was arrested Friday.
The Logansport/Cass County Drug Task Force served the arrest warrant and saw items that can be used to make meth. They then obtained a search warrant for the residence.
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GEOGG100 Coastal Change
(15 credits)
Term 2 (2012)
Helene Burningham, Jon French
The Coastal Change option aims to explore the dynamics of coastal systems through consideration of scales and types of change, and a critical review of alternative approaches to the analysis and prediction of change, and their application to the broader use, management and conservation of shoreline environments.
The course starts out by examining the scales of coastal behaviour in response to external environmental forcing (climate, sea-level etc) and intrinsic system dynamics. The UCL-developed Coastal System Mapping methodology is introduced as a tool for conceptualising and formalising expert knowledge of large-scale coast and estuary behaviour. Conceptual frameworks and analytical tools appropriate to the understanding and prediction of macro-, meso- and micro-scale coastal change are then explored through linked lecture and practical sessions.
The main sessions cover:
· Scales of coastal behaviour
· Coastal system mapping
· Coastal sediments and grain size trend analysis
· Macroscale and meso-scale change
· Historical Trend Analysis
· Coastal sediments and grainsize trend analysis
· Coastal stratigraphic analysis
· Instrument-based monitoring and the analysis of coastal time-series datasets
Written report based upon a write up of one of three practical exercises (max 2000 words; worth 8% of total assessment).
The course is based upon lectures, and on supervised and self-paced practical work.
Learning outcomes:
At the end of the course students should:
· have an improved knowledge of scales of variability and change in coastal systems over the short, medium and long term
· be aware of the approaches and methods available for the analysis of coastal change at various scales, and the types and sources of appropriate data
· understand the role that sedimentology and ecology plays in the examination of coastal evolution and dynamics
· have a conceptual and technical grasp of key analytical tools (Sediment Trend Analysis; Historical Trend Analysis; time-series analysis)
· have a clearer understanding of the challenges and decisions associated with the management of dynamic coastal systems


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WATE) - Tennessee head basketball coach Bruce Pearl said Thursday comments by Athletics Director Mike Hamilton "came as a bit of a surprise."
During a NCAA news media briefing in Charlotte, N.C. before the Vols' NCAA tournament game Friday against Michigan, Pearl said he expected Hamilton would evaluate him at the "end of the season."
Pearl was responding to comments made by Hamilton Wednesday on Knoxville radio station WNML the Sports Animal.
"We don't know the answer today. We've done a lot of soul searching about the direction of our program and we'll continue to do that and we'll decide after we're out of the NCAA Tournament what direction it is that we're going to go next," Hamilton told interviewer Jimmy Hyams, according to a story posted on the radio station's website.
Addressing the speculation about his job, Pearl said Thursday, "If there's a change, then it will be dealt with."
"I was the one that broke these (NCAA) rules," he added. "I put myself in this position."
Coach Pearl also said the basketball program is trying to focus on the players and their play in the NCAA tournament.
During the media briefing, junior guard Cameron Tatum said he "fully expects coach Pearl to be back next year."
A source told 6 Sports Thursday that Hamilton said his remarks about Pearl's future were misinterpreted.
Hamilton reportedly apologized to Pearl Wednesday night during a Tennessee team function in Charlotte, with only those very close to the program in attendance.
Although the media pressed coach Pearl during Thursday's press conference, he would not say whether the apology was made.
When asked about his contract, Pearl directed the media to talk to Hamilton.
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In order for us to obtain or service the insurance products that you ask for from us, we may collect personal information from you, as well as from others. Personal Information includes any identifying information, such as:
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- Forms you submit to us, such as applications, claims, and policy updates
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At face value, a new bill that would free up Massachusetts lobster dealers and others to sell lucrative tails and other lobster parts to in-state restaurants only makes sense, especially since they were already free to sell for out-of-state use.
Indeed, the idea that national restaurant chains such as Red Lobster could not sell Massachusetts-landed lobster tails at their restaurants in the Bay State may seem absurd — especially given that meant they had to import those spiny lobster tails from places such as the Gulf of Mexico, South Africa and even Australia, theoretically cutting off the market to local lobstermen and wholesalers.
But before the state Legislature rushes into a measure that has all the best economic intentions, it's also important to make certain that there are protections aimed at addressing the chief reason for this limitation in the first place. If — or more likely when — lawmakers open the domestic Massachusetts lobster tail market, they must be certain they're not also opening new avenues to poachers who might try to bring the tails of egg-bearing or short lobsters to market, as well, in a move that could have dire impacts on the overall health of lobster stocks down the road.
The bill now before the Legislature's Joint Natural Resources Committee — one that would essentially pull back the 1997 law limiting tail sales to out-of-state vendors and sites — has the support of the Massachusetts Lobstermen's Association, and understandably so. It also has the backing of local lobster dealers, like Vince Mortillaro of Mortillaro Lobster Co. in the heart of Gloucester, the state's No. 1 port in lobster landings, with 3.1 million pounds worth $11.7 million in 2011.
Yet everyone in the lobstering industry would benefit from a mandate within the bill that all sales for in-state use run through dealers and processors who can ensure that the tails are taken from lobsters that are not egg-bearing and of legal size.
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By Dave Lobeck
CNHI News Service
Here are some great menu ideas to develop before today's kickoff between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers.
Smoked Buffalo Wings
This dish turned out awesome, a home run. I mean, a touchdown.
Normal Buffalo wings are great on their own, but we took these to another level and infused them with hickory flavor by smoking them, and it didn't take much time at all.
Here's how you do it. Set up the kettle grill with indirect heat. You can sprinkle hickory chips on hot coals (75 percent grey) or better yet, if you have access to a hickory log, use the log to isolate the hots coals to one side of the grill. The smoldering wood will add the smoky flavor.
I cut the wings into pieces and then tossed them in olive oil. This keeps them from sticking. I then placed them on cookie cooling racks. One was low and the other had extended legs, so I had two layers. I placed them on the side of the grill that is not directly over the coals. Put the lid on and let them bake for 20 minutes or so.
The wings should have a golden color to them after 20 minutes. Bring them in and place them in the oven on the same cookie racks. The oven should be preheated to 380 degrees. Let them bake until the skin is a little crunchy, but the meat is still moist. You don't want chicken jerky. Roast for about 15 minutes, but keep your eye on them. The top layer will bake quicker than the lower layer.
Toss them in the authentic wing sauce and serve with Liz's homemade bleu cheese dressing, carrots and celery. The best of the smoky south and Buffalo brought together. Yum.
Buffalo Sauce
Bring to a low boil over medium heat. (Recipe good for 3 pounds of wings)
Mexican Pinwheels
I am embarrassed to be presenting this recipe, but all I know is that they always disappear at parties. Therefore, I owe it to my readers to present the facts. I love these things, and they are so simple.
Basically, combine the peppers, Cheddar cheese, cream cheese, sour cream and olives (everything listed other than the tortillas) in a bowl. Mix them well. Simply spread a thin layer of the spread over a whole wheat tortilla. If you want it spicy, sprinkle all over with some hot sauce. Roll the tortilla like a jelly roll and wrap it in cellophane. Allow to chill overnight. Cut into half-inch-thick pieces and serve with salsa. The recipe makes about 12 dozen awesome pieces of delicious goodness.
Liz's Awesome Bleu Cheese Dressing
OK, shoot straight with me. Were you actually contemplating buying store-bought bleu cheese "dressing" to serve with those delicious smoked Buffalo wings? Seriously? I'll pretend I didn't hear that.
If you don't like bleu cheese dressing, I challenge you, in fact I beg you to try this. It will make you a believer. It is light and fresh, and the bleu cheese is more of a background flavor. It is nothing like the store-bought stuff. C'mon, would I lie to you?
Mix all ingredients together and chill overnight.
Liz's Touchdown Brownies
There has to be something sweet, and this certainly qualifies. It's kind of like athletes on steroids, but in a good way.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 13x9x2 baking pan. In a large bowl, combine first four ingredients and mix thoroughly. Mix in the chips, caramels and pecans. Pour into greased backing pan and bake for 35 minutes. Cool completely.
Mix these ingredients together until smooth. Spread on brownie which has cooled.
Yard Line Frosting
This is optional but, in my opinion, very important.
Mix well and put into a ziplock plastic bag. Snip a small portion off of one corner. Squeeze icing through the opening and make your yardage lines on the frosting.
I have videos posted at www.youtube.com/BBQMyWay. Just search my page for "smoked Buffalo wings," "mexican pinwheels" and "bleu cheese dressing."
Sorry, you are on your own on the brownies. Enjoy the big game!
Dave Lobeck is a barbecue chef from Sellersburg, Ind., who writes a column for CNHI News Service. Visit his website at www.BBQMyWay.com.


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July 15, 2014
Out now: Threaded #16
I've not seen a copy of New Zealand's Threaded magazine but the recently published sixteenth issue looks great in this video, which also communicates the care and passion behind the project via plenty of print and production footage. The magazine covers creative work from around the world.
The new issue is themed Creating a Monster – 'Once the monster comes to life, you have to nurture and feed and fuss over it, you watch its first steps with pride, shed tears when it first goes out into the world…' Sounds like magazine publishing to me.
July 14, 2014
Front covers
New magazines
Overmatter: 14.07.14
If, like me, you enjoy coffee and magazines, Espresso Tales from Australia was made for you.
The first 50 front covers of The Face; the first few are by Steve Bush, the majority by Neville Brody. Anyone know at which point the changeover took place?
US mags look forward to their most successful September ad-sales ever.
The 2014 PPA Awards winners were announced last week; congratulations to everyone but especially designers Mark Neil (NME) and Simon Campbell (Strategies for Growth)
New magazine Table Talk sounds intriguing; read a brief interview with editor Benjamin Moe: 'One of the most exciting parts of developing this magazine is realizing it's a living, maturing thing that grows and changes with each issue…'
From The Magazine Diaries… 'Quit moaning and get busy.'
Finally… at the time of writing our Kickstarter campaign for Fiera magazine is £750 off target with 46 hours to go. Thanks everyone who's supported the new mag so far – how about joining them?
July 9, 2014
Holiday update
I'm on holiday for a few days so it's going to be quite here for the rest of the week. There's plenty to keep you magCulturally busy though:
• The next Printout takes place in London on July 22, when we look at keeping your magazine going for the long-term courtesy of Colors, Eye and Vice. Buy tickets via Eventbrite.
• Tickets are on sale for this year's Modern Magazine conference in London, and we've just added the following speakers to the line-up:
Peter Houston, blogger and man behind the Magazine Diaries.
Simon Lyle, editor of Hot Rum Cow and new magazine Poppy.
Danny Miller, founder of Little White Lies, revealing his new magazine.
Pekka Toivenen, 'art dictator', FAT.
Full line-up here.
• Plus there's one week left on the Fiera Magazine Kickstarter campaign and we're about halfway to total. Help us make it real!
July 7, 2014
At Work With: Danielle Pender, Riposte
The smartly-titled Riposte magazine was launched by editor Danielle Pender and creative director Shaz Madani in 2013 as an alternative to mainstream women's magazines. Danielle is also curator at KK Outlet, the London office of the Dutch communication agency KesselsKramer. We join her just after the arrival of the second issue of her magazine.
Overmatter: 02.07.14
IPCMedia becomes the first consumer publisher to become a full member of the Content Marketing Association.
New Zealand's Pie Paper sounds interesting; interview by Athenaeum.
Bob Bateman, launch art director of Creative Review, remembered.
Little White Lies founder Danny Miller announces new magazine: 'Al Gore's style (Knowledge + Experience + Rich Global Context = Connection) really resonated with me.'
Bob Newman asks, 'Why do liberal magazine covers look so much better and smarter than their conservative counterparts?'
Steven Heller reviews new book about legenadary art director Alex Liberman. As editorial director of Condé Nast until 1993, he 'tore up many of those tenets to which he once swore allegiance, challenging the dominance of fine typography and balanced layout.' Condé Nast are only now digging themselves out of that particular hole.
The newly independent Time Inc want to 'build the next LinkedIn or Facebook.'
Port reports on Fiera, the new magazine Katie Tregidden and I are Kickstarting. Support us!
The Modern Magazine, September 19, 2014
I'm very excited to announce that The Modern Magazine 2014 conference will take place in London on Friday 19 September.
Following the successful debut event last year, The Modern Magazine returns with another day of talks and discussions celebrating the power of editorial design. This year we'll be looking at the future of publishing through the eyes of some of the most forward-thinking figures in the industry, with another strong mix of editors and art directors sharing their views.
We're still completing the final line-up but can confirm the following speakers, with more to be added over the next few weeks:
Adam Moss, editor, New York magazine.
Kai Brach, founder, Offscreen.
Veronica Ditting, art director, The Gentlewoman.
Rob Orchard, founder, Delayed Gratification.
Elana Schlenker, founder, Gratuitous Type.
Peter Houston, blogger and man behind the Magazine Diaries.
Simon Lyle, editor of Hot Rum Cow and new magazine Poppy.
Danny Miller, founder of Little White Lies, revealing his new magazine.
Pekka Toivenen, 'art dictator', FAT.
The day of talks and discussion will take place from 9am–6pm at the London College of Communication, Elephant & Castle, SE1 6SB. Additional names will be added over the next few weeks along with further details of the day; meanwhile tickets are available from the magCulture shop at £140 each, with a reduced rate of £75 for students.
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A big thank you to Keir Whitaker for his help sorting out the Shopify side of things, and to David Atkins and his team at Newsstand.
Take a look at what's in stock, and watch out for some exciting news very soon under the 'Events' tab.
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Sometimes celebrity guest editors sound like tired promo efforts. I like to think Andy Murray editing The Beano will be inspired.
Fast Company talks illustration with Robert Priest and Grace Lee, the team behind US football mag Eight by Eight.
In case you missed this, last week Stack launched its fantastic Student Union project to encourage student magazines.
The New York Times Magazine's new editor Jake Silverstein talks about his plans for the magazine, 'A big redesign is coming, but it'll take some time.'
HRDCVR is an ambitious new magazine from San Francisco that is currently Kickstarting. Aimed at the 'New Everyone', it's a little short on detail but has strong backers.
June 24, 2014
Kickstarting Fiera
As I mentioned here last week, we're launching a magazine with fellow blogger Katie Treggiden.
Fiera will build on Katie's knowledge of the furniture/product design world to provide a unique record of each seasons design fairs. Her Confessions of a Design Geek blog already provides great coverage of the young designers and new ideas she discovers, but the magazine promises more definitive round-ups from the fairs and additional content from figures in the design world. We want it to be a collectible publication of record.
June 23, 2014
RIP Felix Dennis
We're short of magazine mavericks, and few publishing figures were more maverick than Felix Dennis. News of his death leaves a huge gap in the industry.


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Glenn Beck Pounds ABC and Amanpour for Shrugging Off Death Threat to Tea Partier
As NewsBusters reported over the weekend, ABC News did a deplorable job of informing viewers about a death threat made by a Tucson shooting survivor to a Tea Partier at the taping of a town hall event aired on Sunday's "This Week."
On Monday, Glenn Beck and his radio crew savaged Christiane Amanpour for her involvement in this fiasco while concluding, "That lack of truth is why places like ABC will eventually just go out of business and be looking for a handout from the government" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
GLENN BECK: Keith Olbermann says we should all listen to, cut 109 please. Here's a victim of the shooting in Tucson. Here's what he said.
Beck was referring to a message Olbermann tweeted followers on Twitter Friday sending people to a transcript of shooting survivor J. Eric Fuller being interviewed by Democracy Now's Amy Goodman:
J. ERIC FULLER: How many other people? How many other demented people are out there? It looks like Palin, Beck, Sharron Angle and the rest got their first target.
BECK: Okay. Keith Olbermann tweets right away and says, you know, we should listen to this guy because he's a victim of the shooting. He wants to know how many demented people there are out there like this. Well, I can count one more. Cut 630.
Next, an audio clip was played of the end of Sunday's "This Week":
CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR, HOST OF ABC'S "THIS WEEK": Very, very important, because it means I think that the human spirit remains alive even through tragedy. So I thank you all for joining us today. For David Muir, and from me, Christiane Amanpour, and all of us here in Tucson, thank you for sharing part of your Sunday with us, and we will see you next week.
(While tape was running, Beck sidekick Pat Gray interjected, "Oh, and by the way, just as an aside."
AMANPOUR: As our town hall concluded, one of the victims of the shooting in our audience became agitated and was detained by security. James Eric Fuller, who was shot twice last Saturday, appeared to direct a threat towards a member of the Tea Party in our audience when he spoke. Fuller was charged with a misdemeanor and involuntarily committed. According to the Pima County sheriff's office.
BECK: Okay, alright. So that's really nice of you to share that. It was all on videotape. He appeared to threaten. He looked at the Tea Party members and the head of the Tea Party in Arizona who has already been warned do not show your face in public spaces now because you're under threat. He appeared to make a threat. No, he took a picture of the Tea Party member and then pointed to him and said, "You're dead. You're dead." And then was screaming something along the lines of, "What are you," excuse the language, "bitches doing?" I believe he was taken out by two police officers, females, I'm not sure. "What are you bitches doing, what are you bitches doing?"
I don't think that appears to be a threat. I think when a man points his finger at someone and says, "You're dead," I think that is a threat, Christiane Amanpour, although I don't speak 1,400 languages and haven't, you know, eaten at the feet of sheiks and kings in the Middle East. So, what do I know?
I can't believe this was only an aside, in an hour-long special on ABC.
PAT GRAY: Had it been the Tea Party guy who made a threat to somebody else, can you imagine?
BECK: Biggest story in the news today.
GRAY: Oh, oh my God.
BECK: "Here's the end of the, hey, good night, everybody. (Whispering) And, by the way, somebody might have made a threat."
I mean, what is that? What is that? That is a lack of journalism and a lack of truth that, quite honestly, that lack of truth is why places like ABC will eventually just go out of business and be looking for a handout from the government.
The idea that Amanpour and Company presented this matter as a 30 second aside at the end of their program while omitting key details was disgraceful.
As Gray pointed out, if Fuller were the Tea Partier threatening a shooting survivor, this would have been front page, headline news the past 48 hours.
As Fox News's Sean Hannity has been saying for months, journalism is dead.
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→ That was a HOOT!!!
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 8:36pm.
Glenn outed ABC for the tools of Liberalism that they are.
Remains to be seen if ABC has any sense of shame.
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It "appears" Amanpour is an ignorant hack
Submitted by IgnatzJFahrquar on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 8:46pm.
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ABC: Amanpour Bungles Coverage
Submitted by Cactus Kurt on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 8:48pm.
I find it hilarious that ABC/Amanpour had the good fortune to actually be part of an important breaking news story... yet failed to report it accurately.
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Submitted by Cool Arrow on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 8:56pm.
She didn't "fail to report it"
She simply engaged in the willful suspension of disbelief.
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She simply engaged in the
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 11:18pm.
She simply engaged in the willful suspension of disbelief
No she engaged in the protection of a paycheck, well that and the fact she is a radical liberal from the Middle East.
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ABC: Amanpour Bungles Coverage
Submitted by MaximusBraveheart on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 1:39pm.
"I find it hilarious that ABC/Amanpour had the good fortune to actually be part of an important breaking news story... yet failed to report it accurately."
So true! I'm sure they would pull the same cover for the TEA party ehh? I watched our local news in Dallas, Ch. 8, WFAA, and they blew right over that part of the story. A very brief mention near the end of the story on the 10pm news. They would have endless loops running if a conservative did this. They don't even show the available footage and say alleged threat.
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As Glenn Beck asked each
Submitted by Ashrak on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 8:49pm.
As Glenn Beck asked each viewer to watch BIll O tonight, I am thinking that ABC might not be at the end of what has to be a bad day for its executives and reporters....er.....mindless parrots.
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I'm no fan of Beck, but he is
Submitted by Free Stinker on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 8:58pm.
I'm no fan of Beck, but he is spot on with this.
And anyone who pisses off liberals so much can't be all that bad.
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Submitted by The Grooter on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 8:57pm.
Shouldn't ABC get a journalist to head up their premier news show?
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They don't have any nor know
Submitted by Beukeboom on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 12:15pm.
They don't have any nor know of any that fit their idealogue requirements.
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Submitted by grammajane on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 9:44pm.
None of the big three "news" or cable News have shame. All they report are their own opinions and think it's news and hope listeners eat it all up. This soon will end as people are much more wise then these bafoons give them credit for..
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Submitted by ds7 on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 10:09pm.
amanpour has made "this week" completely unwatchable.
nobody believes the legacy media anymore...watching/listening to their drivel is beyond torture.
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I only DVR this for the roundtable at the end, and so I didn't watch this or the mosque episode - too ghoulish for me
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Beck's right. I've been
Submitted by Slyrr on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 10:15pm.
Beck's right.
I've been saying for some time now, that the only hope for most liberal news organizations (i.e., ALL of them) is for the Obama regime to take over national media the way he's taking over everything else.
And once their king Obama conquers them, they'll be like PBS and NPR, kept alive only by leeching off the teat of the American taxpayers - who will be forced to foot the bill for these failed liberal news networks at the point of a government bayonet.
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Thanks Barack, your myopic
Submitted by Barack_must_go..... on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 10:35pm.
Thanks Barack, your myopic vision of hope & change is killing America and her people a little bit more each day.
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Deee Deee
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Where are you? This one's for you http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXoNE14U_zM
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Rad.....I think..
Submitted by BEGRUNT on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 2:40pm.
"Deee Deee" Troll went back under her bridge for a while. Somehow, I dont think we will see her for a while, especially since cajun found that web site, which shows even her own people think she is batsh*t crazy.
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Submitted by sarge329 on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 12:35am.
You mean people actually watch ABC? Even though Beck sometimes comes across as a 21st century Billy Sunday, he honestly believes what he says. Amanpour, as a liberal, has to believe what she says. That, or she fakes it well. I don't get Fox, so I can't watch Beck's show. But, I do get ABC and refuse to watch their programming. Beck, at least, says not to trust him, or anyone else. Play Ronald Reagan. That means " trust, but verify " .
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Seeing as how ABC avoided
Submitted by Ashrak on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 1:02am.
Seeing as how ABC avoided reporting what he did and said, could they report his "apology"?
And when it comes out that he wasn't shot at all, it has already been dropped that he was shot "in the back" as now it is just his knee, what will ABC do?
The Fuller story is closer to the start than it is to the finish, by a long shot. I am going to go out on a limb here and say,imho, I don't believe he was even shot at all. I am thinking skinned knee and some huuuuuuge lies.
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Submitted by IRQ Conflict on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 2:33am.
Seems this Fuller character is a little on the unbalanced side as well.About Me: "Non-deep pocket with a lot of heart. Began life as a computer operator, military service leading to non-physical disability, unable to resume career, left main stream..."
How many walk among us Mr. Fuller? I think Beck had it absolutly right. You are one of em.
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Mark Levin is going to sue ..
Submitted by RocktheJungle on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 4:13am.
Mark Levin is going to sue MSNBC for their comments about Sarah Palin, now i just wish that Glenn and Rush would do the same thing to that network and ABC needs to be added to the list as well .
The Mark Levin Link:
The left wouldn't know how to respond.
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I predicted Olbermann and
Submitted by Beukeboom on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 12:19pm.
I predicted Olbermann and Schultz would be the ones to fire back at Levin. Schultz didn't disappoint.
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Just saw "Mourning Schmoe"...
Submitted by almostacowboy on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 9:05am....Scarborogh misquote Rep. Bachman AGAIN, saying that she "wanted her supporters armed and dangerous" and naming Beck among the Right who are using outrageous rhetoric. In other words, he's not toeing the lie.
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Well ...
Submitted by MissMinPhx on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 12:40pm.
In this case though, the man making the threats, J. Eric Fuller, is certifiably crazy. He's been in the psychiatric ward of a local hospital since he made those threats. Just like with the Tucson shooting itself, politics really had little to do with Fuller's outburst. He's crazy and just experienced an extremely traumatic event.
The Tucson shooting was not really about politics, as Glenn Beck points out. It's time that we stopped pretending that politics has anything to do with the aftermath. I love Glenn Beck, but I think he missed a real opportunity here. At some point, the nation needs to have a discussion about how the mentally ill are neglected in this country .... neglecting Jared Laughner's mental illness led to the shooting. Neglecting the shock and likely emotional issues that resulted from the shooting led to Fuller's outburst and threats. If Beck and the other radio talkers would focus on the real issue - mental illness - perhaps the media would follow his example. But if they keep playing the media-doesn't-treat-us-fairly card, we'll never move past this tit-for-tat mentality. Like I tell my kids all the time when they are arguing, someone has to be the more mature one. Someone has to get the dialogue moving in the right direction, past the bickering. We know the media is not going to do that, so who does that leave?
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sounds logical
Submitted by amyshulk on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 8:36pm.
But if you've paid attention to the pattern, it wouldn't change anything!
The left just gaslighted Palin - "it's all her fault" to "well, maybe it WASN'T the discourse but it's STILL all her fault", to "Why is she taking this so personal, geez"
So if Glenn stops pointing out how with the left it's always about them defining what the starting point is and if you disagree you must be extreme, and they will PERSONALLY attack you, how the hell do we ever get on track to even have that convo???
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We do it the old fashioned
Submitted by Barack_must_go..... on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 8:53pm.
We do it the old fashioned way through the ballot box, without ever having to say a word.
They never listen and won't know the difference anyway.
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Yes - but...
Submitted by amyshulk on Tue, 01/18/2011 - 9:54pm.
Look at all the ignorance shown by the voters in 2008 - the "sound bite" obviously won the day, lovingly shaped by the left.
I saw what was coming {O winning}, and figured we survived Clinton, but I really didn't see it would be THIS bad!!! And I paid attention!!!
I know more of us are awake this time, but if the structure of the left defining the narrative survives, I don't see us prevailing.
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Officials say she died from her injures.
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"At least she was running, the way she wanted to go," her daughter, Diana Boydston, told The New York Daily News.
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Wellesley, Mass. - September 15, 2012 - The Springfield College women's volleyball team lost a four-set battle to rival Wellesley College in a rematch of the 2011 NEWMAC Championship on Saturday afternoon in Keohane Sports Center.
The win boosts the Blue's record to 9-0, 2-0 in NEWMAC play, while Springfield drops to 1-1 in the NEWMAC, 7-3 overall.
Wellesley opened a 14-8 lead in set one on a five-point serving run from Vivian Hu. Three plays later, Traci Hamanaka scored four more, stretching the Blue's lead to 19-10. The Pride mustered a late surge, capitalizing on Wellesley errors and three kills from Kerry Purcell, but the hosts held on for a 25-20 win.
Game two followed a similar script, as Wellesley built a 16-9 advantage midway through the set. Springfield rallied, using tough serving from Lindsay Runge and solid hitting from Tessa Smolinski to trim the lead to 23-19. But Wellesley answered with late kills from Courtney Lang and Lindsey Menichella to finish the game 25-21.
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Midway through the fourth set, with a 13-11 lead, Wellesley took over the match. The Blue scored 12 of the next 15 points, including three kills from Sydney Carfagno, to seal the 25-14, 3-1 win.
Smolinski led the visitors at the net, racking up 14 kills on 44 attempts, while Purcell added 10 kills from the right. Daniella Crismani chipped in nine kills to go along with a match-high 19 digs. Giannattasio and Whitney Miller shared the setting duties for the Pride, combining for 36 assists in the loss.
Carfagno led the Blue with 14 kills, 11 digs, and four blocks. Jessica Mullen added 10 kills and two blocks, while Lang tallied nine kills on just 20 attempts for a .400 hitting percentage. Isabel Custodio notched another double-double, racking up 22 assists and ten digs to go along with five kills. Menichella was particularly effective off the bench for the Blue, recording a match-high five blocks for the Blue.
Both squads return to action Tuesday at 7pm, when Springfield hosts MIT and Wellesley hosts Coast Guard.


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Durham Mayor Bill Bell won re-election to his seventh term, leading Rev. Sylvester Williams by an 87-13 percent margin. A total of 93 percent of precincts reporting.
Bell defeated Williams by a wide margin in the 2011 mayoral election.
Bell received nearly 90 percent of the vote in the primary election in October while Williams barely beat Michael Valentine to face Bell.
Bell has been mayor of Durham since 2001.