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COVINGTON -- Roland Lebaron Wilson Jr. was sentenced Monday to life for the murder of his friend in Covington in 2009.
Last week, a Newton County jury found Wilson, 26, 2914 Chesterfield Way in Conyers, guilty on two counts of felony murder and two counts of aggravated battery. On Monday afternoon, Newton County Superior Court Judge Eugene M. Benton sentenced him to life with a chance of parole after 30 years.
Wilson took the stand in his own defense during the trial, saying that he did not hit his friend, William Okafor, in the head with a brick, which resulted in Okafor's death in late July 2009.
Okafor's mother, Carletta Sharp, also testified that she saw him hit her then-21-year-old son in the head with a large landscaping brick near the porch of her home at 85 Fairclift Drive during the late evening of Sunday, July 26, 2009; she employed Wilson, her son and some others through her cleaning business. Additionally, Okafor's sister testified Tuesday that her now-late father identified Wilson to her on the phone as the person who beat her brother in the presence of three other unidentified accomplices.
Wilson admitted coming to Okafor's home that evening with three other men and getting into an argument with him about a stolen video game.
After a physical altercation between him and Okafor, Wilson alleges that he saw his friend Alfred Bryant slam what he later identified as a brick up against the back of Okafor's head. Bryant has yet to be detained or charged.
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I was struggling to find my dad something for Father's Day, and to find something that was a bit out of the ordinary. This Hot Cookie USB Cup Warmer is a great idea. My dad makes cups of tea and coffee, goes off to do something and then comes back to a cold cup which he has to microwave, or he has to make a fresh one. This is brilliant because he plugs it into the laptop and puts his drink on there, so no more forgotten drinks. It keeps it nice and hot. This is really good if you're looking for something thoughtful for your dad, or for anyone who loves tea and coffee but tends to keep too busy to sit down and drink it!
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I got this Hot Cookie USB Cup Warmer as a gift for Christmas and I'm very disappointed with it. The base doesn't get hot at all and your drink goes cold.
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The committee recognizes that this recommendation would require a major increase in funding for the NRI. To put the recommendation in context, however, it is useful to compare the estimates given above with funding levels for other research programs within USD A and for other federal agencies. For example, in FY 1999 the USDA Agricultural Research Service's budget was nearly $800 million and USDA formula funds totaled $541 million. NSF's and NIH's budgets for FY 2000 are $3.9 billion and $17.9 billion, respectively, and the budget for DOE's Office of Science for FY 2000 is $2.8 billion, according to a 1999 article in Science. Given these data, the committee does not think it unreasonable to expect that a competitive research program explicitly focused on high-priority issues in food, fiber, and natural resources—essential elements to future national security and stability—be funded at approximately $800 million by 2005. As stated previously, this figure is essentially a re-affirmation of the NRC's 1989 recommendation to increase competitive research funding at USDA to $550 million.
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Fourteen women Thursday became the first graduates of a computer technology skills program, but they weren't typical students.
These women are also inmates at the Montana Women's Prison.
The pilot program, based on the Computer Technology Industry Association's A+ Certification curriculum offered at City College at Montana State University Billings, launched in January. City College and the Montana Department of Corrections, brought in Scott Atkinson and Phil Shelton to teach a spectrum of skills such as computer configuration and networking. They also taught hands-on skills such as physically repairing a computer.
Julie Balback, one of the inmates who participated in the Second Chance Act Technology Careers Training Program, said many students had to persevere to get through.
"Some of us, myself included, would have given up too easily when learning this stuff," Balback said. "We had to commit fully to learning the information."
Balback's lab partner, Ramah McDonald Vulles, said she only knew the basics of computer use before the program.
"At times I felt like I was in over my head," McDonald Vulles said. "I would hear things that the instructors would say and have no idea what it meant.
"It was cool to be able to put our hands inside the computer," she said. "Learning how to take apart a computer and put it back together was great."
Inmates who choose to take the A+ certification exam and pass it should have the skills necessary for entry-level computer positions when they are released.
The program came with its own challenges.
"I remember one night and I was crying to myself," Balback said. "I didn't know if I would be able to make it through the program."
The teachers
Both Atkinson and Shelton graduated from City College with associate degrees in computer systems technology on May 3.
They were approached to teach the prison program at the beginning of the semester. They took regular classes during the day and taught at the prison multiple nights a week.
Atkinson said the inmates who participated in the program worked harder than many of the students he had while he was a teacher.
"Those people had more motivation than any student I had while I was teaching," Atkinson said. "The kids I was teaching would always need a push to get their work done. But these women were always willing to work hard and learn as much as possible."
Before getting his degree from the City College, Shelton worked as a security guard and as a corrections officer at Montana State Prison.
"Working in the security field for 12 years made me want to do something different," Shelton said. "Teaching the class was a challenge, but it helped to be patient."
Even the instructors had some difficulties. Because there is no Internet access in the prison, Atkinson and Shelton had to improvise.
"We were used to researching in our classroom when we were learning the skills," Shelton said. "At the prison we had to bring in all the materials necessary to teach the content without the Internet. Sometimes there was information missing and we had to teach it on the fly."
McDonald Vulles said that both instructors were helpful in teaching the material.
"They were incredibly patient with us while we were learning the information," she said. "They put in a lot of time and effort and were very willing to help us out whenever we needed it."
Now that the program is complete, Balback and McDonald Vulles plan to take the A+ certification exam so they can use it when they get out of prison.
"I want to teach my kids all of these skills," McDonald Vulles said. "If you have any type of computer skills today, it gives you an advantage to succeed."
Shelton hopes that the program will show the inmates that they can have lives outside of prison.
"I don't want to see any of them back in prison," Shelton said. "I hope they can find a job, whether or not it's in IT. They have a new skill set and they can use that."
Participants in the programs weren't the only ones who benefited. Atkinson said he learned a lesson himself while teaching the inmates.
"We all have obstacles getting in the way, whether those are emotional or physical," he said. "There are ways of overcoming those. Even in a situation like this."


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It's the day before Christmas
and all about our house
the flat screens are playing
and I with my mouse.
The coffee is brewing
with Pa in his chair,
Larson's been outed
asleep without care.
I gather my thoughts
and muster my courage
for nought will the comming
of presents be scourged.
No gifts will we seek out
no figgy fruit pies
No singing just pouting
we're living on lies.
The message is clear
Santa drives a new car
and diamonds are favored
as greed raised the bar.
Where did the funds go to
when did we run out
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Knit together the foolish
throw out the cheep funk
our hearts now are seasoned
we need not the junk.
Remember the reason
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The moments together
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let's sleigh ride
and snuggle and drink darkened mead.
We'll craft it and bake it
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for treasured our life is
a gift from above.
Or below or within
whatever the choice,
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The spirit that guides us
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Yep, you hit this season on the head. Im hustling. Whew. Solstice can't come soon enough.
I could almost sing it,
and then repeat and repeat
the lines dearest to my heart:
"The moments together
are just what we need"
With love and kindest wishes,
This year I am giving things I did not buy in a store, except for the truffles.
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Drama Mamas: It's time for That Guy again {WoW}
Aug 2nd 2011 5:02PM I agree with those that said stop talking to the gleader's wife about this. I am a gleader's wife and i'm happy to talk stuff over with people but I do not run the guild. Am I privvy to conversations - no doubt, but I definately have no more say in how to run the guild than anyone else. I don't want to and I don't think it's a good idea either.
No doubt it is probably easier to talk to her, but it's not the right way to go about solving this situation.
Drama Mamas: Liar, liar {WoW}
Apr 1st 2011 11:44AM I don't think he told you enough to predict how people will react. I think a lot depends on the enormity of the lie(s).
If you told them you are from Alabama, when you are from Tennessee - well, that's no biggie really. On the other hand, if you told them you are female when you are male, or that you are engaged, when you are single etc etc - you might be surprised at how big the reaction will be.
Everyone here seems to be quite understanding, but we haven't been lied to by you.
Case in point. In the very first guild I joined - along with my Husband and a few friends, we had a guild leader who one person had known, through the game, for quite a while. Good guild, nice people, no problem. Until he confessed (or someone found out, can't remember) that he was not only himself, he was also his "daughter" in-game. You have never seen such a mass exodus from the guild - it dissolved within about 5 minutes. This person had been playing his "daughter" and teaming up with another guild member's daughter for levelling. Nothing untoward happened - the child was monitored - but that made exactly zero difference (which of course it shouldn't).
So while most here are saying it should be ok and people will understand, prepare yourself for either being gkicked on the spot or losing those friends you have made, or both - I hope that doesn't happen to you - but please be prepared. In reading between the lines it looks like your lies are probably much bigger than you are letting on here.
Drama Mamas: Vent troubles vs. That Guy {WoW}
Mar 31st 2011 6:23PM Even assuming vent troubles is "that guy" there is NO excuse - yes
zero - for the RL to take it in to guild chat for a little drama fest.
Maybe VT is "that guy" - I would suggest the RL is also "that guy".


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The Data Digest: Global Brand, Local Strategy: Forrester's Global Retail Segmentation Helps To Hone Your Regional Approach
Posted by Anjali Lai on April 18, 2014
Coffee-lovers just about anywhere around the world are intimately familiar with the sweet feeling of indulging in a Starbucks Frappuccino – but their blended beverages of choice might be starkly unique. Although the Starbucks brand is familiar to consumers worldwide, the taste of a Starbucks beverage varies regionally according to the diversity of palates. Chinese consumers may seek out a Red Bean Green Tea Frappuccino while their Japanese counterparts prefer a Coffee Jelly; Argentinians may count on that Dulce de Leche Granizado Frappucino where Brits treat themselves to a classic Strawberries and Cream.
The Starbucks Frappuccino phenomenon is a metaphor for any global retailer's optimal international approach. By catering to consumers' varying tastes, global companies can hone a strategy that is sensitive to diversity — the "art of thinking independently together," in the words of Malcolm Forbes.
When it comes to eCommerce specifically, consumer tastes differ not only in relation to products but also to purchase methods. According to Forrester's Consumer Technographics® data, more than half of metropolitan Chinese online adults regularly buy products through both traditional and mobile devices, but only one in four US online adults and even fewer European consumers do this.
In today's multidevice world marked by ubiquitous Internet connectivity, consumers can interact with retail companies through myriad devices, for multiple reasons, with a range of expectations. When the variation of these behaviors and expectations is magnified by cultural trends across global markets, a retailer's pursuit of delivering positive experiences in a relevant way becomes more challenging.
Therefore, Forrester recently introduced its Global Retail Segmentation, designed to organize the way in which shoppers around the world engage with companies. Specifically, the segmentation provides an actionable framework for understanding how consumers use various devices when researching and purchasing products. My colleague Martin Gill says that executives "who plan on expanding internationally must understand these nuances and provide localized shopping experiences that go beyond language and currency to tailor touchpoint-specific customer journeys to local markets." Retailers that strategize according to cultural differentiation give their customers across the world engagement experiences that are as relevant and seamless as picking up their favorite cup of coffee.
A great cross-device experience requires good data
Great points here. As we saw in last year's Holiday Benchmark Report from IBM Digital Analytics, cross-device brand interaction is gaining speed *very* quickly here in the U.S. too. The problem is that the perception of this shift in behavior, and even the strategy to face it, has developed much faster than the technology required to adapt to it. We're still grappling with different approaches to bridging the gaps between consumers' devices for a more accurate understanding of how each device is used in the customer's journey.
Some thoughts of mine on cross-device measurement, if you're interested: www.bullishdata.com/2014/03/12/measure-cross-device/
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Submitted by dducks on Thu, 09/19/2013 - 14:02- Login to post comments
That - after the typhoon, too!
Poor Fukushima!
allegory - ˈalɪg(ə)ri/ - noun - 1. a story, poem, or picture which can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one.
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Poor Northern Hemisphere,
more like it.
1300 spent fuel rods were teetering in a makeshift pool on the fourth floor of the dilapidated reactor number 4 building. Arty Gunderson said recently that if that collapses better pack up and move to the Southern Hemisphere.
Of course, Tepco claims everything is fine...so...RUN!
What is up with all the horrific news lately?!?!
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The whole northern hemisphere, you think?
Source: http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/08/west-coast-of-north-a...
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I have to admit, that has made reconsider my plans to move back to the west coast, or Asia.
I still feel somewhat sheltered here on the East Coast.
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I wish I knew.
I heard Arny say it. He seems pretty knowledgeable in the area.
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Seventh Heaven is a hellhole of a prison that houses thousands of hardened criminals - plus one Bandit King and his feathered sidekick! Jing and Kir aren't locked up against their will, though; the infamous thieves have plans to relieve the convict conjurer Campari of something both valuable and mystical. But if Jing and Kir aren't careful, they'll find themselves going from behind bars to trapped in a bizarre world of illusion where there's much more than freedom at stake!
A flying ghost ship filled with gold-stuffed zombies? Now that sounds like a worthy target for Jing, King of Bandits. Joined by his avian sidekick Kir and the lovely Rose (who is actually an undercover cop trying to catch him in the act!), Jing hitches a ride onboard the ghost ship only to discover that the ship is really a luxury casino.
Jing has made quite a few enemies during his thieving adventures and one of them has finally caught up with him. During their battle a young girl comes to his rescue and takes him to a safe haven but his pursuer is relentless and sends a giant crocodile to take care of Jing once and for all.
In a world of clockwork cities and talking monsters, where logic is based on fantasy and laws are constructed by madmen, Jing is the greatest of all thieves. He can steal the very stars, or even a human life. He is the King of Bandits. His latest heists are his greatest and most bizarre yet!
Their latest adventure finds Jing and Kir in Seventh Heaven, but it's not part of another big heist - it's actually a maximum security prison for the criminally deranged run by a vampire warden and his hockey-masked guards. Their only hope of escape lies with Campari - ringleader of a most demented circus. This volume also includes a bonus story about the origins of Jing and Kir's relationship and their first adventure together.
Rusty Nail is a city with a special kind of industry: providing spare body parts to those in need. When the monstrous Bloody Caesar sets his eyes on Jing, will the King of Bandits be in need of a helping hand? While dodging Bloody Caesar's attacks, Jing plans to confront the city's mastermind, known as the Holy Brain... will Jing be able to get out of this mess intact?
Jing and Kir arrive in the funeral district of Moulin Rouge where things are just... dead. They discover the reason for this is because everyone in love there has to pay a "love tax!" When a test on Jing by a tax enforcer reveals a positive result, and Jing tries to leave without paying, Jing gets captured in more ways than one.


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Every time Laurie Shannon makes the 160-mile round- trip drive between her home in Belchertown, Mass., and her office in suburban Boston, she uses five gallons of gas and shells out $5.10 in tolls. With prices at the pump skyrocketing, she has devised a partial solution: fewer commutes.
"If there's nothing that requires face-to-face meetings, and if I have everything I need with me, I can work at home three days a week," says Ms. Shannon, a research psychologist at WFD Consulting in Newton, Mass. With a laugh she adds, "My dogs like it, too."
Shannon is in the vanguard of a quietly growing band of Americans turning to telecommuting to reduce gas costs. As they work at home, typically a day or two a week, they are spurring a shift that could eventually turn the United States into what workplace analyst John Challenger calls a "telecommuter nation."
"Companies are just beginning to become aware that employees are coming to them here and there, asking for help," says Mr. Challenger, CEO of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, an outplacement firm headquartered in Chicago. "They're seeing more absences. It's still under the radar, but as gas prices hit $3 a gallon, it's beginning to make a real impact on people's decisions with their employer."
Twenty-six million Americans work from home at least one day a month, and 22 million at least once a week, according to the International Telework Association and Council.
Even before the current round of price increases, Shannon telecommuted one day a week, then increased it to two. Describing the corporate culture at WFD that makes this possible, senior consultant Monica Roper says, "We're super-flexible. Nobody even blinks an eyelash when somebody says, 'I'm going to start working from home more frequently.' "
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Some of the initiatives that we are embarking on include: remodeling the Student Services building to include a new Bookstore and improved access to the campus, constructing additional technical teaching facilities, and constructing a new residence hall. We also are planning for a new student activities center and a new agriculture teaching complex at the Western State Bank Expo Center in South Dodge City.
On the technology front, DCCC will in the near future upgrade the college's Information Technology Infrastructure, and all students will gain a competitive learning edge through acquisition of an electronic notebook containing most of their textbooks and classroom notes. This campus wide 21st century technology will give DCCC students a learning advantage that will last a lifetime.
In summary, student success is our unconditional commitment, and I want to encourage you to consider making DCCC your college. Come join a winning team, we will make a difference in your life. Dr. Don A. Woodburn, President
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DCCC is also accredited by the Kansas Department of Education. The College is a member of the American Association of Community Colleges, the Council of North Central Colleges, the National Commission on Accrediting, the American Council on Education, and the Kansas Association of Community Colleges.
Academic Quality Improvement Program (AQIP) is an alternative process through which an organization can maintain its accredited status with The Higher Learning Commission. AQIP's goal is to infuse the principles and benefits of continuous improvement into the culture of colleges and universities in order to assure and advance the quality of higher education. AQIP allows an organization to demonstrate that it meets The Higher Learning Commission's Criteria for Accreditation and other expectations through processes that align with the ongoing activities that characterize organizations striving continuously to improve their performance. By sharing both its improvement activities and their results through AQIP, an organization develops the structure and systems essential to achieving the distinctive higher education mission it has set for itself — and the evidence to enable the Commission to reaffirm accreditation.
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The College solicits data from staff, faculty, and students in the form of Noel-Levitz surveys and the Faces of the Future surveys as a means of measuring employee concerns and performance results regarding student stakeholder groups and, in turn, benchmarks the results against peer institutions.
DCCC will provide opportunities for high quality learning and will enhance community and personal development in a student centered environment.
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The quality learning environment of Dodge City Community College will be fostered by the following core values: Collaboration: The College will meet the needs of industry and our community and work with all organizations interested in supporting educational opportunities and will promote teamwork in decision-making processes. Compassion: The College will strive to demonstrate sensitivity and understanding. Diversity: The College will be sensitive to diversity and continue to improve processes that embrace diversity and foster understanding. Excellence: The College will improve through continuous monitoring and assessment of practices. Inclusiveness: The College will welcome full participation of all stakeholders. Integrity: The College will exemplify honesty, fairness, reliability, and respect with regard to persons, practices, and policies. Involvement: The College will recognize and support community activity. Learning: The College will embrace lifelong learning at all levels of the organization, promote learning throughout the area, incorporate technologies, and engage in practices that enhance learning for all. Loyalty: The College will create an environment that promotes esprit de corps, open communication, and commitment to the vision of the College and needs of the region.
Dodge City Community College is a comprehensive community college, operating with an open-door admissions policy within Ford County, Kansas and an eight-county service region. The college is governed by a locally elected Board of Trustees and is responsible to the community it serves and to the State of Kansas. Dodge City Community College recognizes the existence of individual learning styles and is committed to providing quality instructional programs, student support services, and affordable lifelong learning opportunities. The college challenges students to initiate and maintain academic, technical, physical, spiritual, social, and personal growth.
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Founded in 1935, Dodge City Community College is the eleventh oldest institution among the nineteen community colleges in Kansas. It developed partly because of the Great Depression of the 1930s to give students a chance to extend their high school education or learn vocational skills at an affordable cost in a convenient location. It also developed because community leaders could foresee the long-range value of a two-year college as an educational, vocational, and cultural resource.
Originally, the college was a public junior college. In its first statement of "Purpose," the college declared that its basic functions were "To serve the interests of students destined for specialization in the institutions of higher education…and to meet the needs of students interested in the terminal type of work or the semi-professional fields." From the first, the college identified strongly with its community, describing itself as "the 'peoples' college...and available to all."
Initially, the college was accredited by the Kansas State Board of Education and the University of Kansas. It was also a member of the American Association of Junior Colleges. The curriculum was restricted by today's standards but inclusive for the times. The college offered a range of general education courses and more specialized training in "Vocations and Professions." In 1936, the college graduated its first class, thirteen students.
The college maintained its identity as a junior college for many years, adding courses, programs, services, and certificates as local needs demanded. By 1957, however, the college had outgrown its location on the third floor of the high school. As a result, the college moved to Dodge City's old junior high building, currently the main offices of Unified School District #443 at 1000 Second Avenue.
In 1965, the State of Kansas passed enabling legislation to make its junior colleges true community colleges. This meant that the college could have its own governing board, responsible for hiring a chief executive officer, approving a budget, and establishing college policies. It also meant that the college could create programs and services in even more direct response to local needs. Ford County voted overwhelmingly to accept fiscal responsibility for the college and elected a Board of Trustees in 1965. A year later, in 1966, the college was fully accredited by the North Central Association.
The first Board of Trustees began planning for a new campus almost immediately. Enrollment had increased again, this time enough to require an entirely new facility. Ford County endorsed a $2.5-million bond issue in 1966, and in March 1970 the college moved to its current location. This change allowed the college to become more effective in its operations and gave the community a focal site for activities.
Since this move, the college has experienced relatively steady growth in nearly all aspects of its operations. In 1988, several post-secondary education components of the Area Vocational Technical School transferred to the college, and in 1994 the college assumed responsibility as the Area Technical Center. This shift and increased enrollment have required expansion of facilities and programs overall. The college has recently remodeled or built structures across campus.
The college has expanded its programs and services as well. It has created a system of outreach sites and centers, and it supplements the local outreach efforts of area four-year institutions. It has extended its offerings directly into local industry, making available work-related training and life skill courses. It has greatly enlarged its adult education services and programs for non-English speaking students. It is also expanding to include current electronic technologies through the creation of a campus computer network and a fiber optic classroom to augment distance learning.
The history of Dodge City Community College demonstrates a real ability to change and grow. Whatever new challenges the college will face, it looks forward to the future role it will inevitably play in the lives of all of its constituents.
The Dodge City Conquistadors couldn't get on track Saturday night in an 88-59 setback to the Seward County Saints in Jayhawk West action at United Wireless Arena.
The Conquistadors shot 21-of-50 from the field (1-of-17 from three-point range), but had one field goal during an eight-minute stretch at the end of the first half and start of the second stanza. The Saints, meanwhile, went through the Dodge City defense in making 33 of their 55 shots to record the league win.
"I thought (Seward) played harder and that's one thing I can't figure out (is) what's went wrong with this team in regards to effort from the first semester to this," said Dodge City head coach Kyle Campbell. "It's probably my fault because I gave them too much lee-way when we were playing well and I should have stayed on them. I have been on them, but I guess I should have pushed on them more.
"We have three regular season games left and we're not going to quit. We're going to find guys who want to play hard and finish out the season and make a little run. We've got a long way to go."
E.J. Eaves scored 20 points (16 in the first half) and Ameer Jackson added 18 (14 in the second half) to lead Dodge City (14-13, 3-8 Jayhawk West).
Five players scored double digits for Seward (19-8, 9-2) with Niem Stevenson leading the way with 23 points. Brian Bridgeforth and Quentin Purtue added 14 apiece and Secean Johnson and Raoul Mentor scored 10.
The two teams were even at 11 as they completed five minutes of play before Seward County used an eight-point run to take the lead for good. The Saints pushed the lead to 10 before a run by the Conqs cut the margin to 29-25 with four minutes left in the first half. Seward closed out the half with an 11-2 run to lead 40-27 at halftime.
The Saints shot 16-of-28 before intermission, while Dodge City made only 10 of their 26 shots with Eaves going 6-of-8 from the field.
Seward extended the lead to 19 as the Conqs didn't make a field goal for the first 3 1/2 minutes of the second half. Dodge City never got closer than 15 points the rest of the game. The Saints shot even better in the second half (17-of-27) to complete the rout.
The Conqs' next contest is a road battle Wednesday night at Colby. Tipoff is scheduled for 8 p.m.
SEWARD COUNTY (88) -- Stevenson 10-15 2-4 23, Bridgeforth 5-7 4-6 14, Allen 2-3 1-1 5, Hill-Bey 2-6 2-2 6, Purtue 4-8 6-6 14, Johnson 3-6 2-2 10, Mentor 5-8 0-0 10, Mays 0-0 2-2 2, Sharp 2-2 0-0 4, Johnston 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 33-55 18-22 88.
DODGE CITY (59) -- Brock 2-7 0-0 4, Jackson 6-15 6-8 18, Eaves 8-13 4-9 20, O'Neil 0-5 2-2 2, Duley 1-4 2-4 4, Clark 3-6 0-0 7, Beckett 0-1 0-0 0, Haist 0-2 0-0 0, Carpenter 1-6 2-3 4. Totals 21-59 16-26 59.


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Seaweed asserts its umami magic in this beautiful noodle-edamame salad recipe, which is perfect for a summer evening. Several types of dried seaweed are available in natural-foods markets arame and dulse (sometimes called "sea vegetables") are two of the most common. Snipped pieces of nori (the seaweed used for sushi rolls) would work too. For a complete meal, serve a fruit and yogurt parfait for dessert.
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Calories | 418 |
Total Fat | 16g |
Saturated Fat | 2g |
Cholesterol | -- |
Sodium | 425mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 58g |
Dietary Fiber | 9g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 12g |
Calcium | -- |
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Total Time: 40 min
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- 1 package(s) (10- to 12-ounce) frozen shelled edamame
- 8 ounce(s) thin rice noodles or rice sticks (see Tip)
- 1 cup(s) arame or dulse seaweed
- 3/4 cup(s) rice vinegar
- 2 tablespoon(s) canola oil
- 2 tablespoon(s) sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 cup(s) shredded carrot
- 1 medium red bell pepper, thinly sliced
- 1/3 cup(s) thinly sliced red onion
- 1/4 cup(s) chopped fresh cilantro
- 1/2 cup(s) lightly salted peanuts, chopped, divided
- Cook edamame according to package directions. Drain and rinse with cold water. Soften or cook noodles according to package directions. Drain, transfer to a work surface, and chop twice. If using arame, cook according to package directions "for salads"; if using dulse, snip into bite-size pieces, but do not cook.
- Whisk vinegar, oil, sugar, and salt in a large bowl. Add the edamame, rice noodles, seaweed, carrot, bell pepper, onion, cilantro, and 1/4 cup peanuts; toss well to combine. Serve sprinkled with the remaining peanuts.
Exchanges: 3 starch, 1 vegetable, 1/2 carbohydrate (other), 1 lean meat, 2 fat Carbohydrate Servings: 3 Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin A (90% daily value), Vitamin C (64% dv), Folate (48% dv)
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Make Ahead Tip: Cover and refrigerate for up to 1 day.
Tip: Dried thin rice noodles (or rice sticks) are also called "mai fun," "bun," or "vermicelli-style" rice noodles. Look for them in the Asian section of well-stocked supermarkets or an Asian-foods market.
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Anonymous and its spinoffs, including LulzSec, could be seriously damaged by the arrests of a half dozen high-level hackers.
"Anonymous," the hacker group, is no longer anonymous.
Six people alleged to be operating under the moniker of Anonymous, as well as "LulzSec" and "Internet Feds" – who had used their cyberskills to invade with seeming impunity computers belonging to law enforcement, government, and business – were arrested Tuesday.
Hector Xavier Monsegur, an unemployed computer programmer reportedly living on welfare in New York, was the ringleader operating under the name "Sabu," federal authorities say. He pleaded guilty to a dozen computer crimes including conspiracy. But the indictment handed down by the US Attorney of New York's southern district also said he cooperated with authorities to help round up other high-level hackers during a months-long investigation.
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