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More than 300,000 South Floridians describe their primary ancestry as non-Hispanic Caribbean or West Indian. That's a good thing, because it means there are plenty of places to get really good West Indian food. Heck, you could throw a rock almost anywhere within Broward and Palm Beach counties and it would probably fly through the window of a Caribbean restaurant. Well, wind up, Dontrelle, and cast your stone toward Caribbean Choice Restaurant and Bakery in West Palm Beach. Owner Don Smith brings his island flavor from Jamaica via the Bronx and serves up Caribbean favorites such as beef patties, jerked chicken and pork, and roti. And if you're in the mood for fish, escovitched snapper and steamed kingfish are on the menu as well. Add pigeon peas and rice and you've got good times. Whether dining in for a quick sitdown meal or eating on the run, every wanga gut (big eater) this side of Kingston can get his or her fill.

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As I prepare to cast my vote for Measure B, I've read the voter information written by both the sides of Measure B. The most misleading argument within the ballot arguments is a claim by Measure B proponents in their opening paragraph that states "Sonoma risks becoming overbuilt and over-commercialized." Frankly, nothing could be further from the truth. I am a former chair of the Architectural Review Board and assure you that our first and foremost concern has always been to protect the character of Sonoma and it's historic authenticity and charm.
In looking at the independent impact report prepared for the City of Sonoma, you see the facts that prove Measure B has serious unintended consequences. It also shows we have done an amazing job managing growth—but more importantly, look around you and see the results of years of citizens taking pride where they live and protecting their treasured town. The fact is no new "large" hotels as defined by Measure B have been approved in the City of Sonoma for more than ten years. Yes, they've been proposed, but none have been approved, a testament to the fact that the City's planning process works and Measure B is unnecessary.
If I thought Measure B was good for Sonoma, I'd wholeheartedly support it. But when a measure seeks to undermine our General Plan, take my voice out of the process and create another layer of bureaucracy, voting 'no' is the only choice.
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If you have wide hips and big buttocks, then you can solve the problem in two ticks, or to be more exact, in 2 weeks. You should observe general rules of a diet 4 days a week and only then you will notice significant results
This diet is, first of all, meant for women, as nature made arrangements so that their fat would be accumulated firstly on hips and buttocks. However, men also can use this diet, especially beer lovers, who acquired big shapeless bellies as a reward.
So, on average we consume about 115 g of fat per day, while a human physiological need in fat is only 12 g! Fat is mostly hidden from our eyes - it hides in ultimate products in the form of cakes, sponge-cakes, sausages.
Well, let's proceed to achievement of our goal!
The main thing: drink at least 8 glasses of water per day, preferring non-aerated mineral water. Try to reduce quantity of cups of coffee or tea you drink. Don't make too strong tea and drink it without sugar, the same concerns coffee.
Men should vary an offered daily allowance with two slices of rye-bread and a big potato, boiled in its jacket (400 calories).
Breakfast: a glass of natural yogurt, one apple, one crispy small loaf of bread with tomato, cut in circles.
Lunch: 200 g of chicken stick (skinless), a big portion of mixed salad, seasoned with lemon juice, one small rye-roll.
Afternoon snack: a toast with two table spoons of boiled haricot and watercress.
Supper: a glass of dry sherry, big portion of stewed cauliflower, strewed with 25 g of grated Edam cheese, baked tomatoes, haricot, baked apple with stuffing of 1 tea spoon of black currant and 1 tea spoon of honey.
Breakfast: one low-calorie sausage, fried on grill, 25 g of mushrooms, boiled in water, one crispy small loaf of bread, a tea spoon of jam.
Lunch: sandwich of two slices of bran bread and 50 g of cottage cheese, lettuce, several grapes.
Afternoon snack: a plate of lenten soup, a small rye-roll, 1 apple.
Supper: a glass of aperitif, 150 g of any white fish, baked in foil with onion, green and red pepper and sprinkled with lemon juice, 200 g of potato, boiled in its jacket, green haricot, cabbage, broccoli, marrows.
Breakfast: one soft-boiled or coddled egg, two crispy small loaves of bread.
Lunch: a big portion of melon, two table spoons of boiled haricot, a big portion of mixed salad, a slice of bran-bread.
Afternoon snack: one big banana, a glass of dietetic yogurt.
Supper: any ready low-calorie dish, stewed cauliflower, baked tomatoes, green haricot, a small glass of dry wine.
Breakfast: a bran-brad toast, two table spoons of cottage cheese, one tomato.
Lunch: a cruspy bun with lettuce and 50 g of non-fat ham, one apple.
Afternoon snack: 90 g of tunny-fish in own juice, a big portion of mixed salad, two crispy small loaves of bread.
Supper: 100 g of non-fat mutton chop, cooked on grill, some gravy, 75 g of potato mash on non-fat milk, green haricot, cabbage, cauliflower, one orange, a small glass of dry wine.
Breakfast: 25 g of bran flakes, diluted with milk, a small banana.
Lunch: 100 g of shrimps, a big portion of mixed salad, seasoned with lemon juice, one pear.
Afternoon snack: bran bread toast, baked tomatoes, 12 g of grated Edam cheese.
Supper: 4 fish sticks, warmed on grill, two table spoons of boiled haricot, baked tomatoes, one table spoon of green peas, watercress, several grapes.
Breakfast: a big piece of melon, a glass of natural yogurt.
Lunch: non-fat beefsteak in a bum (without onion), one orange or pear.
Afternoon snack: a plate of lenten soup, two tomatoes, four crispy small loaves of bread.
Supper: 100 g of boiled spaghetti with a sauce of canned tomatoes, green, garlic and 50 g of planed meat of boiled chicken, a small banana.
Breakfast: fruit salad - cut one apple, pear and banana into dice, season with two table spoons of natural yogurt.
Lunch: open sandwich - put lettuce leaves on a slice of bran bread, 25 g of cold non-fat meat, three table spoons of salad of shredded cabbage, kiwi slices.
Afternoon snack: mix 50 g of spaghetti with green peas, spring onions cut small, pepper, tomatoes and sprinkle everything with lemon juice.
Supper: fry onion, canned tomatoes, celery, green pepper, 50 g of planed chicken chest slightly, season fried dish with ginger and garlic to your taste. Serve with two table spoons of boiled rice and a glass of dry wine.
This diet is intended for two weeks; for women daily norm of calories is 1100, for men - 1400.
In general, if you are lucky to lose weight, we will be very glad, as you really want to demonstrate your elastic buttocks and beautiful legs with pride, don't you?
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With municipal budgets now tighter than ever, towns all over the world have started turning off their street lighting at night to save money. Saving money and electricity is fine, but what about when Grandma's pooch needs to go walkies at 2 AM?
A few towns in Germany may have come up with a solution. They have modified their lighting grids using a system called Dial4Light, so that local residents can use their cellphones to selectively turn on the lights street by street. After 15 minutes, a timer plunges the street back into inky darkness. Towns implementing the system, have typically seen a 25 percent savings in their street lighting bills.
Of course, another solution would be to simply use more efficient lighting.
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Originally from country SA moved to city to finish high school, been here ever since.
I haven't seen a whole lot of this great land of ours, but I would like to see more. A while ago I went for trips to northern QLD (Cairns), WA (Perth) and Tas (Launceston) and enjoyed the views of mountain scenery, water falls and forest. Would love to share this with someone close to me. It'd be nice to have someone with common interest.
Last year I upped my exercise routine and competed in the City to Bay 6km run, for the first time. This year, I'm going for the 12km - probably beyond what I can run in one go, but I'm prepared to push myself that bit further. Still working on fitness and now am taking Pilates classes from which I can see real results.
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Republican Rep. Marsha Looper and Democratic Sen. Suzanne Williams will be speaking Saturday at the state Capitol about the legislation they plan to introduce when the Legislature meets in January.
The bill would create a scratch ticket with all the proceeds going to the Veterans Assistance Grant Fund. The money would be used to create programs to help veterans with career counseling, mental health and temporary housing assistance.
Looper says tough budget times mean the state does not have enough funds to help veterans.
Other states that have similar lottery programs for vetera ns include Illinois, Texas and Kansas.
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Cops in the Houston area may soon have an unmanned eye in the sky, assuming a secretive program gets the green light. A test flight of a 40-pound drone was captured by the cameras of a local news station even though the HPD tried to shoo away their TV helicopter by falsely claiming the airspace was restricted.
After the test was uncovered, the HPD hastily arranged a press conference where they outlined possible uses for the drones. When asked whether the drones would be used to ticket speeding vehicles from the sky, Executive Assistant HPD Chief Martha Montalvo said "I'm not ruling anything out".
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The beers, on the other hand, were outstanding. Very interesting selection. The SourPuss, a Flemish Red style, was a little thin but a great effort. The FruitCake was a wonderful fruity belgian style, despite its horrible name. In addition they had a spicy belgian style and a double IPA, in addition to their usual lineup. The brewers clearly care about their product and have tremendous talent. The service is unfortunate.
I sampled the full selection of 8 beers. All were good. I thought the Saison was excellent, with a dry, spicy palate and a lingering finish. The Pale Ale had an interesting dry-malt note, and the Amber was wonderfully hoppy. I detected an off-phenolic note in the Weizen, but only in one sip. I ended my meal with the Biere de Garde, which was very interestingly and subtly spiced with pepper, coriander and ginger. Oh, yes, the duck salad was great!
The service in this aprticular Cap City was appalling, or server, Freddy showed up about 15 minutes after we were seated, and really acted like he didn't want to be there. We had to go to the bar to get our first drink order. Freddy served up the second round with a mumbled "Happy?" under his breath.
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Obituaries February 5, 2013
Carrie Banks
HIGH POINT — Carrie Banks, 87, died Monday, Feb. 4, 2013, at her residence.Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Phillips Funeral Service Inc.
Mattie Brown
RAMSEUR — Mattie Beatrice Shehan Freeman Brown, 94, of Ramseur died Feb. 3, 2013.
Funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Ridge Funeral Home & Cremation Service Chapel. Visitation is 6-8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
Colene Counts
SEAGROVE — Exie Colene Counts, 87, of Seagrove died Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013.
Funeral will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Maple Springs Baptist Church. Visitation will be held 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at Ridge Funeral Home & Cremation Service.
Ronnie Ray Elliott
WINSTON-SALEM — Mr. Ronnie Ray Elliott, age 77, of 1220 Robbins Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27107, died on Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013, at Hinkle Hospice House, 202 Hospice Way, Lexington, NC 27292.
He was born on Aug. 11, 1935, in Pittsylvania County, Va., to the late Curtis Howard Elliott and Edith Parsons Elliott.
Mr. Elliott worked as a long distance truck driver and he was a member of Trulite Baptist Church in High Point, N.C. He was also a veteran of the U S Navy. He attended Brosville High School.
He is survived by two sons: Steven Ray Elliott and his wife Lynn, of High Point, N.C., and Russell W. Elliott and his wife Cheryl, of Trinity, N.C.; one step-daughter: Carlene Scott and her husband Rick, of Winston-Salem, N.C.; four sisters: Barbara Kirks, of Bowie, Md., Joyce Nanney, Rebecca Boulware, and Dale Curry, all of Danville, Va.; one brother: Alvin Elliott, of Danville, Va.; three grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
In addition to his parents Mr. Elliott was predeceased by one son: Billy Carrol Elliott; and one daughter: Sabrina Bowles Murray.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013, from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. at Swicegood Funeral Home. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013, at Swicegood Funeral Home with Pastor Jeff Ledbetter officiating.
Interment will follow in Highland Burial Park.
Swicegood Funeral Service is respectfully serving the Elliott family.
Please sign the guestbook at www.swicegood-barker.com, www.facebook.com/swicegoodbarker, and www.godanriver.com.
Linda Fuller
HIGH POINT — Linda C. Fuller died Feb. 3, 2013.
Services will be private. Arrangements are by Sechrest Funeral Service in High Point.
Ray Gentry
LEXINGTON — James Ray Gentry, 88, formerly of Wall Street, died Feb. 2, 2013.
A memorial service will be held later at Heavens Gate Church.
Davidson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Russell Gilroy
GREENSBORO — Russell Gilroy, 59, died Feb. 4, 2013, at Moses Cone Hospital.
Triad Cremation Society & Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Malinda Green
BEAR CREEK — Malinda Lee Green, 66, died Feb. February 4, 2013, at her home
Triad Cremation Society & Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Ulysses "Marion" Hiatt
THOMASVILLE — Mr. Ulysses "Marion" Hiatt, 84, a resident of 151 Hillcrest Road passed away Monday, Feb. 4, 2013, at his residence. He was born Aug. 13, 1928, in Davidson County, N.C., son of the late Ulysses Marvin Hiatt and Elizabeth Clemmons Hiatt. Mr. Hiatt was the former Sales Manager at Advance Auto Parts Store. He served in the U. S. Army during the Korean Conflict and was a member Trinity United Methodist Church. He was preceded in death by his parents and three brothers, Lawrence Dean Hiatt, Charles Leon Hiatt and John Austin Hiatt.
Surviving are, two brothers, Ralph Kerner Hiatt and wife Catherine of Lexington and Joseph Franklin Hiatt and wife Jean of Thomasville; a cousin, Katherine Elaine Bevis of Thomasville; three nieces and four nephews.
Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013, at 3 p.m. in J. C. Green & Sons Chapel in Thomasville.
The interment will be in the Thomasville City Cemetery with full military honors. The family will greet friends Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. prior to the service at J. C. Green & Sons Funeral Home in Thomasville and at other times at their respective homes.
Online condolences may be sent to the Hiatt Family at www.jcgreenandsons.com
C. Ray Hutchinson
LEXINGTON — Clarence Raymond Hutchinson Jr., 75, of Lexington died Jan. 3, 2013.
Funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Reeds Baptist Church. Arrangements are by Davidson Funeral Home.
Ruth Marie Parker Johnson
HIGH POINT — Mrs. Ruth Marie Parker Johnson, 86, passed away Feb. 4, 2013, at Pennybyrn at Maryfield, following several years of declining health.
Mrs. Johnson was born in High Point, Nov. 10, 1926, a daughter of Roy Parker and Julie Moore Parker. She was employed by area hosiery mills and retired from Dillard Plastics after 17 years of service. She was close to her Lord and an active member of Temple Heights Baptist Church as long as she was able. Mrs. Johnson was preceded in death by her husband, Edward Johnson, Sr., who died Oct. 10, 1975, and two brothers, Bill and Ralph Parker. She was a very loving person, who enjoyed flowers, gardening and corresponding with her family and friends. Ruth's love of her family was the most important thing in her life, and she always expressed this to her family.
Surviving are two daughters, Carol Ann Johnson of High Point and Frances O'Connell and husband Bruce of Norfolk, Va.; three sons, Eddie Johnson, Jr. and wife Patti of Trinity; Dennis Johnson and wife Wylene of Franklinville, and Tom Johnson of High Point; seven grandchildren, Gina Wright and husband Keith, Renee, Kelly and Hannah Johnson, Walter and Allie Johnson and Diana O'Connell; and two great-grandchildren, Lexi and Kylie Wright; a brother, Mack Parker and wife Linda Faye; two half-brothers, Warren and Gene Parker; a half-sister, Shirley Parker; special friends, Lula Tussey, and Toni Sink, who was Ruth's coworker; and several nieces and nephews.
A Celebration of Ruth's Life will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Davis Funerals and Cremations Chapel by Pastor Pat Dixon. Burial will follow in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Wednesday from noon until the service. Online condolences may be made at davisfuneralsandcremations.com. The family wishes to thank Mrs. Johnson's caregivers, especially the entire staff at Pennybyrn at Maryfield who attended to her every need. Memorials may be directed to Hospice of the Piedmont, 1801 Westchester Dr., High Point, NC 27262.
Gladys M. Jones
THOMASVILLE — Mrs. Gladys Mae McCurdy Jones, 84, of 811 Cox Avenue died Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, in Forsyth Medical Center. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 8, 2013, in Zion Tabernacle F. B. H. church. The family will receive friends on Friday at the church 30 minutes before the funeral service and other times at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sheere (John) Mills, 608 Brookdale Drive, Thomasville, NC. Public viewing and visitation will be Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013, from noon until 6 p.m. at S. E. Thomas Funeral Service.
Ada Lanier
ASHEBORO — Ada Evelyn Lanier, 92, of Asheboro died Monday, Feb. 4, 2013.
Funeral will be held at noon Wednesday at Ridge Funeral Home & Cremation Service Chapel. Visitation will be held 11 a.m.-noon Wednesday at the funeral home.
Robert Alexander Ledbetter
TRINITY — Mr. Robert Alexander Ledbetter, 82, resident of Trinity, died Feb. 3, 2013, at Randolph Memorial Hospital.
Mr. Ledbetter was born Oct. 15, 1930, in Winston-Salem, a son to James Paul and Allie Hinshaw Ledbetter. A resident of Trinity most of his life, he was raised by Carl and Pearl Hill and later served in the U. S. Army and the Korean Conflict. He also was co-owner of Hillsville Lumberyard and a member of Mt. Pleasant Community Church. He was married to the former Jacqueline Heath who preceded him in death in 2008. Also preceding him was a brother, James P. Ledbetter and a sister, Helen Leonard.
Surviving are two sons, Robert Ledbetter and wife Karen of Randleman and Van H. Ledbetter and wife Barbara T. of Randleman; a sister, Mary Wilson of Winston-Salem; four grandchildren, Robert L. Ledbetter and wife Jill, Devin C. Ledbetter, Garrett A. Ledbetter and Mark A. Stiles; two great-grandchildren, Georgia M. Ledbetter and Alexandria Ledbetter; and two best friends, Lewis and Linda Loflin.
Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel of the Cumby Family Funeral Service in Archdale. Interment will follow at Randolph Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Memorials may be directed to Mt. Pleasant Community Church, 2415 Hoover Hill Road, Trinity, NC 27370 or to Hillsville Civitans Club, 6962 Kennedy Road, Trinity, NC 27370. On-line condolences may be made through www.cumbyfuneral.com.
Johnny Leonard
LEXINGTON — Johnny Lee Leonard, 77, died Friday, Feb. 1, 2013.
Funeral will be held at noon Wednesday at Center United Methodist Church.
Davidson Funeral Home, Hickory Tree Chapel, is in charge of arrangements.
Charles Monk
GREENSBORO — Charles Edward Monk, 72, died Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, at Moses Cone Hospital.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Phillips Funeral Service Inc.
William "Bill" Hugh Plessner Jr.
HIGH POINT — Beloved husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather passed peacefully, Feb. 2, 2013, surrounded by his family. Bill was born to the late William and Estelle Plessner of Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 17. After service to our country within the United States Marine Corp, Bill wed Dolores "Dee" Montague and became loving parents to three daughters.
For all of the items that could be recognized as accomplishments to commemorate Bills life, his greatest and most beautiful has always been the pride, commitment and unconditional love shown for his family.
At a later date, a celebration of Bills life will be held for family and close friends. The family would like to express their deepest appreciation and admiration to Hospice of the Piedmont. Their compassionate aid afforded Bill and his family comfort, guidance and understanding through a difficult time. The family would like remembrances to be directed to Hospice of the Piedmont, 1801 Westchester Drive, High Point, NC 27262.
Helen Fritts Polk
HIGH POINT — Mrs. Helen Fritts Polk, age 91, passed away Feb. 4, 2013, in the Hospice Home at High Point.
Mrs. Polk was born Oct. 3, 1921, in Davidson County to Robert L. and Mary E. Lopp Fritts. She was a graduate of Bryce Business College and was employed for thirty years with the 3-M Company, retiring in 1982. Mrs. Fritts was a member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church in High Point and the Rebecca Sunday School Class. She loved nature, including birds and was known as the "Flower Lady" in her community for her lovely flower gardens. On Nov. 4, 1945, she married John T. Polk, who preceded her in death in February of 1980. She was also preceded in death by her sisters; Edna Waitman and Alta Royals; and brothers, Terry and Roby Fritts.
Surviving are her sister; Gladys Beck of Lexington, and her brother, Thurman Fritts of Lexington. Mrs. Polk is also survived by her step-son; Norman Polk of England, Arkansas and her numerous nieces and nephews. Also counted among her loving family are her caregivers, Creola Little and Benson Rogers.
Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 1401 Heathcliff Road in High Point with the Reverend David Olsen officiating. Entombment will follow the service in Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum. The family will receive friends at the church on Wednesday from 1 p.m. until 2 p.m. prior to the service.
Please make memorial gifts to Hospice of the Piedmont, 1801 Westchester Drive, High Point, NC 27262 or to Saint Jude Childrens' Hospital, 332 N. Lauderdale, Memphis, TN 38105
Please offer condolences with the family at www.sechrestfunerals.com.
Kent J. Powell
ARCHDALE — Mr. Kent J. Powell, 65, of Archdale died Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013, at High Point Regional with his family by his side.
Kent was born June 17, 1947, in Pontiac, Mich., a son to Joe Powell and the late Marie Tremper Powell. In addition to his mother he was preceded in death by a sister, Terri Carlson. On March 15, 1997, he married the love of his life, the former Gayle Mathis. Kent was in the auto business for 20 years and he was the owner and operator of KP's Auto World in Bradenton, Fla., where he resided before relocating to Archdale nine years ago. He was recently employed with Walden Security Services. Kent was an active member of Archdale United Methodist Church. He was a former musician as a drummer and an avid golfer. He was a loving and dedicated husband, father, grandfather and friend. Kent will be truly missed by all that knew him.
He is survived by his wife of 15 years, Gayle Powell of the home; his father, Joe Powell of Pontiac, Mich.; two daughters, Tonya Powell of Riverside, Calif., and Leigh Grimes and husband, Tommy of Archdale; one sister, Jacqueline Kramer of Foley, Ala., and a grandson, Porter Grimes.
A celebration of life will be held 2 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 6 at Archdale United Methodist Church with Pastor Dr. Stuart Noell officiating. The family will receive friends following the service at the church.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the charity of one's choice.
Online condolences may be made at www.cumbyfuneral.com. Arrangements made by Cumby Family Funeral Service in Archdale.
Delores T. Stevenson
HIGH POINT — Delores T. Stevenson, age 63 of High Point departed this earthly life on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013. Delores was born on Aug. 4, 1949, to the late Janet Toms and John Cook in Bennettsville, S.C.. She received her education in Marlboro County, S.C. She moved to High Point and later became employed with Supreme Cushion and Harris Teeter for a number of years.
Delores dedicated her life to God at an early age and later joined Fellowship Bible Baptist Church where she was a faithful member and sang on the choir until she departed this life.
She leaves to cherish her memories to her loving husband of 28 years, John L. Stevenson of the home; six sons, Marvin (Gina) Jacobs Jr., Kenneth L. (San) Stevenson of High Point, Shaft D.(Erin) Jacobs of Tuscan, Ariz., Walter Jacobs and Brandon O. Williamson of Kernersville, N.C., and John Johnson of Lexington, N.C.; one daughter, Camica L. Stevenson; four brothers, Earl Toms of Great Neck, N.Y., Lorenzia Toms, Michael (Chaney) Toms of Bennettsville, SC and Joseph (Alma) Coachman of High Point; seven sisters, Arbadella (Robert) Davis, Ollie Gray of Bennettsville, S.C., Joann (Tacoma) Toms, of Long Island, N.Y., Bernice Toms and Betty Bridges of High Point, Mary Galloway and Debbie Daumbia of Richmond, Va.; seven grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, caring and loving friends.
Homegoing celebration will 1 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013, at Fellowship Bible Baptist Church, 1611 Locust Ave. Winston Salem. Family visitation will begin at 12:30 p.m.-1 p.m. at the church. Burial will be in Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery, Greensboro. You may express your online condolences on Mrs. Stevenson's memorial page at www.peoplesfuneralservice.net. Professional arrangements entrusted to People's Funeral Services. Inc.
Lois Taneyhill
HIGH POINT — Lois Taneyhill, 81, died Feb. 3, 2013.
Triad Cremation Society & Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Judith Werry
SALISBURY - Judith R. Werry, 75, died Feb. 4, 2013.
Triad Cremation Society & Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Evana Sue Luther White
HIGH POINT — Mrs. Evana Sue Luther White, 72, died Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013.
Mrs. White was born Aug. 7, 1940, in Forsyth County a daughter of Roscoe and Esther Kearns Luther and had lived in the High Point area all her life.
She is survived by a son Geoffrey White and wife Heather of Fayetteville, a sister, Linda Zimmerman of Mocksville, Grandchildren, Carson, Adam, and Ashlynn White, nephew Wayne McCall and wife Ann, Great nieces and nephew, Jessica, Jared, and Brianna McCall, , and former husband Gordon White.
A celebration of Sue's life will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Westchester Baptist Church with Rev. Eric Peacock officiating. Burial will be in Floral Garden Park Cemetery at a later date. Visitation will be Tuesday evening from 5 p.m. until 6:45 p.m. at the Westchester Baptist Church.
Online condolences may be made to www.cumby funeral.com
Cumby Family Funeral Service is in charge of arrangements.


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I am teaching sewing lessons right now, but have found out that teaching people to sew is one thing; teaching them to alter a pattern for themselves is another. I have never been faced with having to alter a pattern beyond maybe just cutting the seams a little wider at certain (ahem!) points, or converting a Misses pattern to a Miss Petite. Someone with an extreme pear-shaped figure, for example, will be a challenge for me on anything but the simplest style of pattern. I'm not sure if sewing clothes is going to be the direction I want to go in, either. Maybe just advertise myself as a teacher for sewers of crafts, curtains, and pillows etc.
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I started to learn to embroider and then gave it up. This is because I got an embroidery kit and it was called "punch embroidery". It was such a nice little picture and would have been adorable if I had been able to do it. But WHAT A JOKE!!! If you used the punch and punched it in the fabric, then pulled it out to go to the next stitch, the first stitch came right out. And after all the separating and sorting I did with the colors of thread! Arrrrrg!
Anyway, I was put off by this project but I'm going to make another start. I think it would be a super relaxing thing to do in front of the TV at night. And the fun part would be making pictures that I would create just for the purpose of embroidery.


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Good afternoon everyone! I know is very slow around here. I've been sick with the longest cold I've ever had. Going on about 3 weeks. I think its just about gone. Plans to return to the gym tomorrow. How was your Thanksgiving holiday? Did you have any vacation time or were you out there working in customer service? I work in sales, but took Fri and Sat. off work. Sunday was slow but steady at work. We went out of town for holiday, and I'm glad to be back home. Everyone noticed how much weight I'd lost and it did feel good to be smaller this year rather than bigger. It also felt good not to be the butt of everyone's fake concern.
How are you these days? I need some inspiration!! Please tell me you are donig great and staying healthier than ever and staying inspired more than ever!! :)


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December 23, 2013
Countdown to Christmas: Holiday Birds
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I am in love with the Snow Bird pattern by Larissa Holland, and although it is late in the season I am busy crafting away at little birds for last-minute ornament gifts. A quick plug for the wonderful pattern, which is incrediby detailed, easy to follow, and well worth the purchase price. I purchased mine in combination with the stocking pattern, and they are both well-written and lovely.
To view more of Larissa's patterns, visit her store.
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Prom and a teen no longer living with us
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I know Prom is the least of my problems but I want to do what is right. My step daughter is 18 and has psychiatric problems as well as being a cutter.
For Christmas, she recieved $100 from my parents so she could buy her prom dress. She was sorting her belongings and threw out 3 of her handbags into the trash because she no longer wanted them. She panicked the next day after the garbage was picked up because she could not find the $100 bill her grandmother gave her for Christmas. Then she stated she accidentally left it in one of the bags she threw out. Then she looked to me to replace the money. I told her she must save up that money and replace it and I need to see it in her bank account. She agreed. A couple of months went buy and she did not have the money. At this point, we all had an arguement over putting up a Craiglist personal ad. She packed her bags and moved into her boyfriends mother's house. This was about 3 months ago. Now it's Prom time. She called us to ask us to sign a premission slip. She still has her things at our place and the address for school. She is unwilling to sit down and talk to us about anything. We took her for her psychiatrist appointment and now that she's 18, she is refusing to take her meds.
She got her boyfriend's mother to pay for her prom dress. His brother paid for thier tickets. I asked her if she replaced the money her grandmother gave her. Her answer is no. She never told his mother that someone already gave her money for the dress. She told us that if we do not contribute to the Prom, his mother (whom we never met) will not meet with us. My step daughter feels that even though she moved out on bad terms, it is our responsibility to make her prom beautiful. She plans to move with thier family to another state after graduation.
Frankly, I have been out of work for a year due to pneumonia. I only started working again 3 months ago and we are still behind in our bills. Her father makes a bit more than minimum wage and her birth mom can barely keep her business a float and lives in another state. We all only get the occassional texts or Facebook posts from this supposed young adult.
So whose responibility is it to pay for her prom? Or is this a new one for the book of etiquette?
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Hello there, I am sorry to hear the hard time you are having with your step daughter. However, this is a board for Teens who are mothers. so you probably wont get much help here. If you are looking for a board for moms of teens, you can try this board here at our parents of teens board: http://www.ivillage.com/forums/pregnancy-parenting/gradeschoolers-tweens-and-teens/parents-teens
Hope that someone can help you over there!


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Energy Drink Ingredients are a Mystery to Most Teens
June 4th, 2014 | by Jennifer Kaplan
According to a new study, most teens have 'limited knowledge' of energy drink ingredients and had difficulty telling them apart from soft and sports drinks
June 4th, 2014 | by Jennifer Kaplan
According to a new study, most teens have 'limited knowledge' of energy drink ingredients and had difficulty telling them apart from soft and sports drinks
March 26th, 2014 | by Becky Striepe
There's been a flurry of beverage industry news lately, and most of it falls in the fail department. Soda- and commercial juice-makers try all kinds of marketing techniques to make us think that their products are natural, healthy, and even good for the planet. At the end of the day, it's up to us as consumers to look past the marketing and see what's really in the bottle
October 14th, 2013 | by Guest Contributor
Getting those eight glasses of water per day can be a little bit tricky, especially if you're not a fan of plain water. Replacing some of your water servings with drinks that have a little bit of carbonation or flavor can help make those eight glasses more attainable and fun!
April 3rd, 2013 | by Becky Striepe
Check out this vintage ad claiming that a daily bottle of Coke can help with weight loss!
March 9th, 2013 | by Mary Gerush
CSPI wants us to stop drinking so much soda with its "Life's Sweeter With Fewer Sugary Drinks" campaign and its "Pour One Out" contest. Watch the winning video
November 14th, 2012 | by Becky Striepe
Next time you're deciding what to drink, you might want to consider how your beverage's choice could impact your food choices
October 18th, 2012 | by Mary Gerush
As we approach Food Day 2012, we have an opportunity to be more mindful of our sugary drink intake. And if you're clever, you can earn some green. The Center for Science in the Public Interest encourages you to "Pour One Out on Food Day" by sponsoring a video contest.
August 31st, 2012 | by Jennifer Kaplan
The Wall Street Journal reported today that PepsiCo is testing new artificial sweetener formulas for Diet Pepsi, including the controversial acesulfame
May 19th, 2012 | by Food Facts
Americans are also drinking a lot more energy drinks and sports drinks, but soda is still America's most popular drink
April 1st, 2012 | by Becky Striepe
Easter is just one week away, and that means those sugary Cadbury Eggs are absolutely everywhere. The hilarious xkcd uses those sugar bombs to put other sweet treats into perspective.
March 27th, 2012 | by Becky Striepe
If you're a regular reader here, chances are soda's not your thing, and if you do enjoy a sodapop, moderation is the name of the game. But did you know that those fruit drinks on store shelves can actually contain more sugar than soda
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A recent study shows a correlation between high soda intake and violence among teens.


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The 411 on branding your annuity practice
By Henry Glass
Senior Advisory Group
When I start working with a new advisor the first thing I always ask is, "Do you have a name or logo?" Many small businesses have been operating for sometime without these things. As I always say, perception is everything.
If you don't have some basic branding behind your practice, you're missing the mark. The following are the market standards for basic branding in the independent advisor arena.
A brand should fit you and your practice from the beginning. Changing your brand somewhere along the line can have long lasting and costly effects. All the work you've put into your brand will vanish and have to be restarted. That is why it's so important to have a solid foothold and concept that you can be happy with from the beginning.
What is the motivator behind what you do? Are you a single character who's mission is to help retirees have enough income to last the rest of their lives? Is your practice more of an idea in general where multiple employees are working towards getting the most out of your client's IRAs?
How do you plan on using your message to build your brand? What activities are you going to partake in to jumpstart yourself?
Boil these concepts down to their most raw and primal form. Once you have established this, you can move on to the next step.
People need visual and/or audio imagery in order to associate your brand with the constructs you have put in place within the public realm. The second step is to come up with the graphics that will guide the look and feel of those constructs.
Like with step one, you will need a solid footing that you are happy with for a long time. Changing the look and feel of your identity will ultimately take from your brand equity because it was established and recognized and would bring you back to square one.
A few huge controversies come to mind when exploring the headlines surrounding identity changes. Both Tropicana and Gap attempted to change their logo at one time. In both situations fan/customer outrage forced the giants to abandon their new look and revert back to their classic brand.
This is because it wasn't worth their established brand equity to make the switch.
Your identity should remain the same throughout all your marketing efforts. This ensures that your clients get the message right and aren't confused when it comes to recognizing your brand. You'll get the most for your efforts.
Identity system
These are the processes, automated or otherwise, that occur with respect to your brand. How will your Facebook fan page harness the power of your brand and identity? How do the products you offer resound with your promise?
Whole Foods is a great example of a company that's products resound with their promise. Think about it; almost everything they sell is sustainable, healthy and natural. Most importantly, they have great stories to go along with their products and services.
Looking on their website, you can check out their "how to cook a perfect chicken" which entails a pdf that's not just a how to but a story on backyard grilling for summer that places you, the griller, as a character in hosting the best summer barbeque ever.
The reason it's the best relates directly back to their promise; it's fresh, natural and healthy. When you read their story, you envision your version of the perfect summer barbeque and cast yourself as the actor playing the part of the lead griller. That is the essence of the consumer buy-in.


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Man dies in apparent backhoe accident in Lockport Township
LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP — A man died Friday after apparently being crushed by a backhoe, officials said.
Lockport Township Fire Protection District Battalion Chief Paul Hertzmann said that shortly after noon, a neighbor called 911 after seeing the victim in a yard on Renwick Road near Borio Drive.
Hertzmann said the property is used as both a residence and farm for riding horses.
"We found a man pinned between the rear bucket and a raised outrigger on one side of the older machine," Hertzmann said. "We don't know how long he'd been there."
The man was taken to Presence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Joliet, where he was pronounced dead, Will County Coroner Patrick K. O'Neil said. O'Neil said the victim's identity would be released after his family had been notified.
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Pizza Nachos
Another great after-school snack in less than fifteen minutes; this family favorite is so delicious!
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- 1 lb. lean ground beef
- 1 jar (1 lb. 8 oz.) Ragu® Sauce
- 1 package (3.5 oz.) sliced pepperoni or turkey pepperoni (about 1 cup)
- 1 bag (8.5 oz.) tortilla chips
- 2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese, (about 8 oz.)
- Your favorite pizza toppings*
- Brown ground beef in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally, 5 minutes; drain. Stir in Sauce and pepperoni and cook 2 minutes or until heated through.
- Arrange tortilla chips on serving platter. Top with sauce mixture, then sprinkle with cheese and your favorite pizza toppings.
- *Pizza Toppings: Use sliced pitted olives, chopped onions, cooked crumbled turkey, chicken or pork sausage, chopped bell peppers or sliced mushrooms. TIP: Try an all-veggie version with black beans instead of ground beef.
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Severe Storms to Impact West Alabama Saturday Night and Sunday Morning
Severe thunderstorms could impact West Alabama as early as 8pm tomorrow night according to the latest forecast from the National Weather Service in Birmingham.
Severe thunderstorms could impact West Alabama as early as 8pm tomorrow night according to the latest forecast from the National Weather Service in Birmingham.
The National Weather Service in Birmingham's forecast calls for severe storms this weekend, and it looks as if the best chance of severe weather will be in areas west of I-65.
We're getting a frightening and up-close look at one of the tornadoes that tore through the Midwest last weekend.
Tornadoes and thunderstorms rampaged through the Midwest today, killing several people in Illinois and leaving a path of destruction.
A disturbance in the Caribbean is on track to develop into a tropical storm which may impact Tuscaloosa this weekend.
Heavy rain is possible in West Alabama and across the state as showers and thunderstorms move into the area.
The National Weather Service warns of the possibility of strong to severe storms in West Alabama today.
Temperatures in Tuscaloosa are expected to be in the upper 90's and factoring in the humidity, the Heat Index is expected to reach 104-105 in Tuscaloosa and West Alabama.
A heavy thunderstorm hit Tuscaloosa Wednesday afternoon causing severe flooding all around town. Here are some pictures and video from around campus around 6pm CT.
A series of tornadoes hit Oklahoma Friday night, killing at least 13 people and leaving many more missing, without homes or stranded. Other storms and flooding also hit Arkansas and Missouri, and remnants of that severe weather moved east all the way to New England, where 19,000 are still without power on Monday morning.


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Some guys tend to dress like shoot (:) when they want to be warm in the winter. For those people, I advise this jumper from H&M. It features a black shawl collar, long sleeves with a black and blue striped layer. You can match it with a scarf if you want. But in that case, don't take a black one so it does not offset the jumper's collar. The knitwear top is very simple, and colorful enough for the cold season.
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Though East Asian Studies is not a new program, a recent grant from the Freeman Foundation has enabled the program to hire a tenure-track faculty member, to update library holdings, to recruit students abroad, and to fund faculty and student research and travel. The program faculty expect to be introducing some new courses, especially in the area of literature and translation, and to build the language component so that advanced Chinese and Japanese will be offered eventually. Dr. Alister Inglis, the most recent hire in East Asian Studies, is a specialist in Chinese language and literature and will play a central role in the long-term development and growth of the program.


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Television Singapura
Television Singapura was Singapore's first television station and was launched on 15 February 1963. Two months later on 2 April 1963, Television Singapura started regular transmission. On 9 August 1965, the station captured the nation's greatest event; the announcement of Singapore's separation from Malaysia and the declaration of Singapore's independence by Singapore's first Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew. Corporatisation of the station started in 1980 and led to several changes in name and organisational structure. Television Singapura has evolved from a government broadcaster into a commercial broadcasting station known today as Mediacorp TV.
The idea to start television broadcasting in Singapore was debated as early as 1956 by the Legislative Assembly. The decision to introduce television though did not come about until 1961 when it was decided that Television Singapura should run on two or more channels, broadcasting programmes in the four official languages. Television Singapura should also be incorporated into Radio Singapura which was then broadcasting its service under the Ministry of Culture.
Inauguration and expansion
Television Singapura was launched as a pilot monochrome service on 15 February 1963. On that day, Singaporeans gathered at the Victoria Memorial Hall and witnessed (at 5: 30 pm sharp) the first pictures and sounds from Television Singapura bursting onto 17 television sets that were placed at the Hall before 500 VIPs. Thousands others captured the first one hour and 45 minutes of the broadcast along Princess Elizabeth Walk and at 52 community centres. 2,400 families who owned sets also enjoyed the ground-breaking moments from the comfort of their homes. Among the guests at the Victoria Memorial Hall were the Minister of Culture, Mr S. Rajaratnam, and the Minister of Finance, Dr Goh Kweng Swee.
From Channel 5 of Television Singapura, the first programme to be aired was a documentary, TV Looks At Singapore. It was followed by Heckle and Jeckle, Dicky Duck, News in English and then Hancock's Half- Hour. Rampaian Malaysia (Malaysian Mixture), a variety show that was later to become a staple on TV, also came on.
On 2 April 1963, another milestone in television happened as the nation's first President, Encik Yusof bin Ishak, appeared on Television Singapura to launch the stations regular transmission service. Regular broadcasts consisted of four hours of programmes on only Channel 5. A second channel, Channel 8, was introduced in November 1963 and it showed predominantly Chinese language programmes and less of Tamil ones.
In order not to rely on subsidies alone, the station started to sell airtime for advertising and find sponsors for its programmes. The first advertisements were aired on 1 January 1964.
When Singapore separated from Malaysia on 9 August 1965 and declared independent on the same day, Television Singapura captured this historic moment. As a result of television, the nation became involved in its birth and was moved by the emotions of the event, especially when Prime Minister cried over his anguish at the separation. The station, which had joined Radio Singapura and been renamed Radio Television Singapura (RTS), expanded rapidly. Foundations for a new Television Centre was earlier laid out in November 1964, and on 23 May 1966, Channel 8 begun transmission from the new centre, and Channel 5 on 14 June 1966. A new $3.6 million building at Caldecott Hill that housed the Television Centre was officially opened on 26 August 1966.
In May 1974, RTS began colour TV test transmissions with two daily half-hour slots but public response was lukewarm. That changed however when the station announced that it would broadcast as its first live colour telecast the World Cup Soccer Finals on 7 July 1974 via satellite.
Corporatisation and privatisation
As early as 1969, there was already considerable study on the feasibility of converting RTS into a statutory board. The main advantages of such a move were greater operational efficiency, financial autonomy and convenience for expansion. By the mid '70s, RTS' expansion was constrained by budget, facilities and manpower.
The Bill to corporatise RTS was passed in Parliament on 11 December 1979. In the parliament session, it was reinforced that the government would retain control over the policy of the Corporation in the public interest so that the air time for programmes for the minorities would not be reduced. On 1 February 1980, the Department of Broadcasting (RTS), Ministry of Culture, became the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC), a statutory board.
In the years when RTS grew, there were concerns over its role in producing local programmes (which were and still are seen as promoting national aspirations) vis-à-vis its reliance on imported programmes. By early 1977, on average, locally produced programmes constituted 66% of total hours of TV programmes per week as against 34% for imported programmes. In terms of number, in an average week, there were 84 imported programmes compared to 67 local ones. One of the barriers of producing more local programmes was the lack of local talents and the opportunities for local talents to perform. At that time, TV artistes were only employed by the Television Service. These concerns were successfully addressed by RTS' successor, SBC. After two years in existence, SBC produced its first local drama for Channel 8.
On 1 Oct 1994, SBC was dissolved to make way for Singapore International Media (SIM), a fully privatised entity that led to Television Corporation of Singapore (TCS) taking over the television broadcasting role of SBC. In 2001, TCS became Mediacorp TV under a newly restructured group, Media Corporation of Singapore (MediaCorp Singapore).
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