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Home » Girls' Basketball NewsLadyhounds Record 100th Win in Redwine GymJanuary 30, 2013 Paris High SchoolLadyhounds Win 100th Game At Earl E. Redwine Gymnasium IVAN K. RICE The Doctor of Sports After playing basketball from 1975-1992 at the old Southside Gym, the Paris Ladyhounds opened their new home during the 1992-1993 season. The gym was originally called Alumni Gym before being renamed to honor the late Earl E. Redwine back on February 20th, 2001. Redwine was the last coach to take a Paris boys' basketball team to the state tournament and win a 10th Region Title. In the team's 21st year in the new facility, the Ladyhounds posted their 100th victory at the gym when they defeated the Silver Grove Lady Trains in the first round of the 2013 All "A" Classic 10th Region Tournament by a score of 57-9. The game was played January 9th. Here are some facts about Earl E. Redwine Gymnasium and the Ladyhounds that were made possible by long-time Parishistorian Eugene"Puck" Puckett, who gave the gym its nickname … The Hound Pound! The first win came on November 30th, 1992 against Western Hills. The final score was 81-51. The first Paris points came from Gayle Olson, while current Ladyhound member Alexis Tye holds the record for most points scored in a single game at the gym with 43 during Paris' 62-43 victory over Eminence back on December 3rd, 2011. They've knocked off Bourbon County 17 times, Bracken County 7 times, Nicholas County 6 times and Harrison County 5 times for the most wins against an opponent at the gym. The most wins at home during one season came during their first season with 9. They had 8 wins in 2001, 2003, 2004 and 2008, while recording 7 wins in 1999, 2000 and 2002. Parisscored 91 points during their 91-42 win overBourbonCountyback onFebruary 10th, 2003 recording the most points scored at the gym by a Ladyhound team. They've played 58 different opponents; hosted the All "A" 10th Region Tournament; the Paris/Bourbon County Holiday Tournament as well as hosting the last 37th and 40th district tournament. The Ladyhounds have also played some of the best girls' basketball programs in the state at Earl Redwine Gym. Some of those teams are DuPont Manual, Lexington Catholic, Lexington Christian, Scott County, Henry Clay, Rockcastle County, Breathitt County, Paul L. Dunbar, Madison Central, Lafayette, Sheldon Clark and Paducah Tilghman just to name a few. As far as head coaches, Judy Cox has the most wins at Earl Redwine Gym with 37. Terence Brooks totaled 34, Connie Appelman 10, Andwele French 9; current Coach Cary Barr has 8, Jim Jones 4 and Mark Williams 1. Overall, the Ladyhounds have won 103 games and lost 92 at the time of this writing at Earl E. Redwine Gymnasium!
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The Historic Samuel K. Barlow House
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Pioneer women have left a heritage rich in courage and fortitude and prominent among them was Susannah Lee Barlow, wife of Samuel Kimbrough Barlow, who arrived in Oregon City December 25, 1845.
Susannah was born in South Carolina March 17, 1791, was the daughter of William Lee, a Revolutionary War hero and a direct descendant of Light Horse Harry Lee of colonial fame.
Her father and mother moved to Kentucky shortly after the close of the Revolutionary War and later went to the Indiana frontier where Samuel Kimbrough Barlow married the lovely Susannah in 1817.
They, like their ancestors, hewed homes for themselves in the wilderness, building their fortunes from the work their hands. To them were born four sons; William, James John Lawson and Eli, and two daughters, Sarah and Jane.
It was in the year 1845, on the 30th of March, that the Barlow family started from Independence, Missouri for the Oregon Country. The first part of the journey was not especially eventful but in the latter end snows delayed them in the mountains while Samuel K. was laying out and constructing the first road into the Willametter Valley, through the Cascade Mountains.
Without provisions for themselves or food for their animals, they all would have perished on Laurel Hill if help had not been sent to them from Oregon City.
Shortly after arriving in Oregon the Barlows established their hom on the Molalla River, on the Donation Land Claim of Thomas McKay.
The hardships of the trail and a long life of pioneering made great in-roads on the health of this southern-born woman who had stood beside her husband in the thick of the storm and upheld his courage when his strength and circumstances no longer permitted the carrying out of his ambitious plans.
She shrank from no service that fell to her lot and like her colonial ancestor, stood ready to answer any call for help, saying:
"Here I am."
She was the ever faithful wife and mother and her son William said of her:
"She was the most beloved and revered woman of the Oregon Trail." To this her faithful husband added:
"She murmured not."
This real daughter of the American Revolution and the "Madonna of the Trail" died December 24, 1852, and is buried on dedicated ground what was once a part of their holdings. A tall, marble shaft half hidden by noble firs, bears the legend of her birth and death and in letters now grown dim and faint is a verse written by her husband.
"Do not disturb the repose of the dead;
Behold the pure spirit has arisen and fled!
Nor linger in sadness, around the dark tomb!
But go,where flowers forever will bloom."
Written by N. Leona Nichol
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Sam Barlow and the Barlow Road
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Samuel Kimbrough Barlow was born on December 07, 1795, in Nicholas County Kentucky, and was a son of William Henry Harrison Barlow and Sarah Kimbrough. In his youth in Kentucky he learned the tailor's trade. In his early twenties, around 1818, he moved to Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, where he married and started a family.
In August 1827 Samuel Kimbrough Barlow was convicted of manslaughter in Indiana. According to the records on file, he struck with an axe and killed one George Matlock on October 16, 1826. Scores of citizens, members of the jury, and the dead man's brother, joined in pleading for Barlow's pardon and remission of his sentence of one year of hard labor on the ground that he struck Matlock in an attempt to prevent him from harming his own wife and children. On December 6, 1827, Governor Ray pardoned him.
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Later, at the end of the Black Hawk War in 1832, he moved to Peoria, Fulton County, Illinois. Subsequently he pioneered where Chicago now stands and then in 1845 he started west across the plains.
In May 1845 Samuel Kimbrough Barlow, his wife Susannah and their children, Jane Ellen, James, John and William, joined a "wagon train" that left Independence, Missouri, and arrived at the Methodist Mission at Wascopum ... now The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon ... in early September. There they learned that the cost of a boat or raft trip down the Columbia was beyond their means, as well as not immediately available, so Samuel Barlow, William Rector and a few others decided to build a wagon road around the south slope of Mt. Hood.
On December 09, 1845, Samuel Kimbrough Barlow
the Provisional Government of the Oregon Territory for a charter to build a wagon road from "the dalls Mission to valey of Clackamus," and he was so authorized in January 1846. The name The Barlow Road of the road as granted was the Mount Hood Road but it was called then, and still is, the Barlow Road.
The Barlow Road, which was about 80 miles long when completed, was a toll road and the authorized tolls were $5 per wagon and 10¢ for loose animals. By the fall of 1846 part of the road was finished and in that October 146 wagons, 1500 head of cattle, horses and mules, and 13 head of sheep traveled over it. Work continued and by the fall of 1848 the road was passable over its entire length.
Barlow and his partner operated the road for several years although it was never a great money maker. As the years passed, others took over the road until in 1919 it was deeded to the State of Oregon.
The complete story of the Barlow Road, including a record of the 1848 usage of the road kept by the toll keeper and showing the date, number of wagons, and tolls paid of each wagon train, is contained in a pamphlet called the
"Barlow Toll Road 1846-1919: The Story of Two Men from Fort Deposit," compiled by E. L. 'Roy' Meyers published by the Genealogical Forum of Portland, Oregon, Inc.
Excerpt from: SAM BARLOW AND THE BARLOW ROAD
Used by permission of Evelyn L. Greenstreet
On the 9th of December 1845, Samuel Kimbrough Barlow petitioned the Provisional Government of the Oregon Territory -- located at the time in Oregon City -- for a charter to build a wagon road from "the dalls Mission to Valley of Clackamas."
Events leading to this historic document started many years before, when a mother in Kentucky gave her boy baby her maiden name, Samuel Kimbrough Barlow.
Moving westward, in the typical migration pattern, Sam met and married Susannah Lee in Indiana in 1820. They raised a family of five and when they all assembled in Missouri in the Spring of 1845 for that year's migration to Oregon, there were William, John Lawson, James K., Elizabeth Jane -- all unmarried - and Sarah.
When William and James were tending the toll gate on the Barlow Road in 1847, they met their brides-to-be, Rachel and Rebecca Larkins, the pretty young daughters of William E. Larkins and his wife, Rachel Reed. Elizabeth Jane married Absalom F. Hedges in 1847 and John L. married Mary Elizabeth Miller in 1851. Romance also traveled the road!
Mr. McCarver, on December 12 reported a bill to the Legislature to authorize Samuel K. Barlow to open a road across the Cascade Mountains. Second reading was on December 16. After the third reading on December 17, the bill passed 8 to 2.
Yeas: Messrs. Foicy, Garrison, Hendrick, Hill, Lee, Smith, Straight, Speaker
Nays: Gray, McClure
The notice in the SPECTATOR, August 06, 1846, page 3, gives further details:
The Speaker, pro tem, was H.A.G. Lee; approved, Oregon City, December 18, 1845; signed by George Abernethy, Governor.
Authorization was given for two years -- January A.D. 1846 and ending January AD 1848 at the following rates, to wit:
For each wagon 5 dollars
For each head of horses, mules or asses
whether loose, geared or saddled 10 cents
For each head of horned cattle whether geared or loose 10 cents
The name of the road as granted was Mount Hood Road, but it was called then, and still is, "The Barlow Road." Sam acquired a partner in Philip Foster of Eagle Creek, and they both signed an agreement to share and share alike in the expenses and the proffits (sic) John Ramage helped them post the necessary bond.
As soon as the weather permitted in the spring of 1846, men and oxen started to build the road, continuing on from near Philip Foster's place, up to where they had left the wagons and their plunder -- as they called their goods --the previous fall. Sam remembered something he had neglected to mention in his application - bridges! For here was the Sandy to cross and the Zigzag! Not much could be done about Laurel Hill except figure out ways to lower the wagons down the steep mountain slope, which they did because they had to. The wagons, with their contents finally reached their destination, and they were the vanguard of many years of emigration over the Barlow Road. Each year winter would obliterate much of the evidence of their passing, as the road builders found out.
Samuel K. Barlow and Philip Foster terminated their partnership on November 29, 1848. It had not been a financially profitable venture, but it was a very large step forward in the development of the Oregon country.
1849 found many men taken with the fever of "gold in Californey." Sam's eldest son, William, went after his share but came back without it. It is doubtful that the road was used very much, and upkeep must have been minimal, if at all.
In 1850 Samuel K. Barlow received a commission as a Justice of the Peace for Clackamas County from the Acting Governor of the Territory of Oregon, Kintzing Pritchette. And that was a lot of territory, as a glance at a map of that time will show. However, other men applied for charters to continue to operate the toll road, and it remained in service until 1915. It was a two-way road, with emigrants coming and going. Many Central and Eastern Oregon settlers looked over the Willamette Valley first. No complete record of these travelers has been found, but if one had been kept, what a roster of names that would be!
The rest of the story can be seen at:
The Barlow Family and Their Pioneer Toll Road
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The Barlow Road, Then and Now
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The Lure of "OYER-UN-GUN"
"Oyer-un-gun" was the Place of Plenty," according to the Shoshone. Letteres from the Rev. Jason Lee at Ft. Vancouver to friends back east, spoke of the vast and fertile Willamette Valley, where the climate was mild year round there were no storms or crop failures, and flowers bloomed at Christmas time. Description much as this built a frame of mind known as "Oregon Fever."
Hardy souls forsook their secure, familiar homes, gathered all their earthly possessions, and embared on history's most arduous emigrant trail. The Great Migration began in 1843. Their ungreased axles squeaking over the high desert and plateau, the patche and weather beaten "prairie schooners" made their way to Oregon. Other men had come to the Cascades before, the trappers, traders, and mountain men. But these folks were here to stay. They had crossed 2,000 miles of dusty prairie, most of it on foot since space in the wagons was reserved for treasured possessions.
Nearing the Columbia Gorge, even these stalwart hearts paused; the turbulent rapids called the "dalls" by earlier voyagers and the steep canyon walls rising from the water's edge defied passage. Yet pass it did, these early pioneers, by rafting an portagin through the aweson Gorge.
By 1845, wagons were pouring into the east end of the Gorge by the thousands. Speculators setteled at The Dalles, charging exhorbitant fares for passage. It took an amateur many days to build a raft, float, and portang his gear and family through the Gorge to Oregon City. It could be sheer misery, with the cold gusty winter winds and drenching rains. Many crossed the prairie, only to parish passing through the Gorge.
The First Crossing of the Cascades
In the fall of 1845, the Samuel K. Barlow party from Independence, Missouri, arrived at the Dalles. They found they would have to wait weeks for passage and could not afford the high price of food for themselves and their stock. Having seen a notch in the south slope of Mt. Hood, Barlow decided that "God never made a mountain that had no place to go over it," and headed south to find a way around Mt. Hood. He was joined by several other parties, namely thouse of Joel Palmer and William Rector, until 30 wagons made up the first train determined to cross the Cascades before winter snow fell.
The parties went south from The Dalles, turning southwest at Tygh Valley. When they reached the present Gale Creek, near Warnic, they turned west. Their path ran through park-like pine forests which soon merged with fir and cedar. The terrain became steeper and full of boulders. The woods became thicker -- making difficult going for the lumbering wagons. Nearing the White River at Klip Creek, they came to a very abrupt decline -- which later travelers called Little Laurel Hill. Here the wagons had to be slowly lowered with the help of ropes stoutly wound around trees.
The road building was slow. They had only axes and saws with but one grindstone in the entire company. Consequently, much of the clearing was done by burning.
On October 11, Palmer, Barlow and a man named Lock scouted ahead of the main party. They continued to the summit of the Cascades -- later known as Barlow Pass, elevation 4,155 feet. Then they scouted the southern flanks of Mt. Hood. Looming between them and the dreaded Columbia, the mountain stood snowy and immense. Palmer later records, "I have never before looked upon a sight so nobly grand." But they could not linger. They crossed a wide, stony field, then sought a better view farther up the mountain. Finally, they came to a wide, steep-sided ravine, so deep the timber below resembled minature Christmas trees. (They were probably looking across Zigzag Canyon.) Palmer's journal describes the spot: "A precipate cliff of rocks, at the head, prevented passage around it. The hills were of the same material as that we had been traveling over, and were very steep." The men decided to climb higher up the mountain, hoping to see another path. Palmer, being the most hardy of the three, went on alone after snow was encountered. He probably ventured out onto Zigzag Glacier, climbing about one-third the distance from timberline to the summit, though his maccasins had worn thin and he traveled much of the distance barefoot. Meeting his companions again, they re-joined the road-building members of their party on Barlow Creek about 11 p.m. that night. After one more exploring trip, the group decided to build a cabin and store their belongings. They did not have time to build the road over the rough terrain between them and the Willamette Valley before the winter snow began. Two of the party started to Oregon City for fresh supplies. One man stayed behind at "Fort Deposit" as they called the cabin, as a guard. Then, in small groups, they made their way out of the mountains, some on foot, some on horseback. At least one woman rode a cow.
The trek out was miserable. Snow had begun to fall. The emigrants were cold and hungry; some were sick from exposure. Many of the livestock died from eating the poisonous rhododendron leaves. Fog, rain, and sleet slowed their progress and camps were made under any shelter that could be improvised. In his journal, Palmer recorded that he ".....stood shivering in the rain around the fire, and, when daylight appeared, it gave us an opportunity to look at each other's lank visages. Our horses were shivering with the cold, the rain had put out our fire, and it seemed as though everything had combined to render us miserable." In spite of all this, many managed to keep their sense of humor. One of Barlow's daughters declared: "We are in the midst of plenty -- plenty of snow, plenty of water if we melt it, plenty of wood, plenty of horsemeat, plenty of dogmeat, if the worst comes."
By Christmas 1845, everyone had reached Oregon City with no mishaps. The hardships of the trail were soon forgotten in the task of starting new homes.
Barlow was so busy collecting tolls he had litte time to improve the road. This ws done by those who used it. They changed some sections to avoid steep hills and difficult stream crossings. But, generally, the emigrants were not particular. As long as the route was passable, they used it. The original tollgate was located on Gate Creek, but was eventually moved to a site one mile east of Rhododendron. Operating the toll road was not easy. Many emigrants had no money. Arriving at the toll gate penniless, and hungry, they refused to pay. Often a shirt, a cow, a blanket, or a promise to pay was all that was collected. However, a chivalrous Barlow allowed widow to pass toll free. The toll road passed through various owners, being in existence nearly 70 years. In 1912, Henry Wemme of Portland bought the road, making many improvements. It was donated to the State of Oregon by his estate in 1919.
The Barlow Road Today
Good highways take a modern day traveler from the Dalles to the Willamette Valley in a matter of hours. But in the mid-1800's, good routes were hard to find. By-passing the treacherous Columbia River Gorge, the Barlow Road has been called "the greatest boon to the settlement of western Oregon" until the railroads were built in the 1880's. The first year the road was open, Barlow reported 152 wagons and 1,559 head of stock went through the tollgate. Travelling then was certainly not the pleasure it is today. Then, folks and camped along the Barlow Road because it was necessary to reach their long-sought destination. They were seeking homes in the Willamette Valley.
Today's sight-seeing Americans can travel the same route once forged by the hardy first settlers to Oregon. The eastern portion of the road is still mainly intact. It has been altered little. Trees encroach from the sides of the road. Topography, more than any modifications proposed by man, determined the orginal route. It is a reminder of the hard working men and women who passed along the way.
You can travel the eastern portion of the route, though the western route has mostly been obliterated by modern highways.
The brochure from which this is copied goes on to tell the exact route to take to follow the eastern route.
A Memorial to the Women Who Died on the Barlow Road
Click photo for close-up of the cross
William Barlow, son of Samuel K. Barlow
©Information herein may be used for personal information, but not published in any format without written permission of all persons involved in this genealogy.
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Albertville woman apparently swallows drugs during arrest
Published: Wednesday, September 26, 2012 at 5:40 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, September 26, 2012 at 5:46 p.m.
An Albertville woman was hospitalized after she swallowed some drugs Monday during an arrest, Boaz Police Chief Terry Davis said.
Conchetta McWhorter Horton, 50, and Travis Merle Burgess, 57, both of Albertville, face charges for second-degree manufacturing of methamphetamine, Davis said.
The couple were in a vehicle stopped Sunday near Sonic Drive-In on U.S. Highway 431 by Boaz police officers Derek Wilson and Dustin Baker.
The officers found several items used to make meth, including 20 mg propranolol hydrochloride tablets, a glass measuring cup, iodized salt, drain cleaner, pseudoephedrine, surgical tubing, funnel, scales and a bottle with a hole in the top.
The couple were taken to the Marshall County jail, where it was discovered Hudson had marijuana hidden on her.
Burgess is being held in the Marshall County jail on a $25,000 bond.
Hudson was taken to Marshall Medical Center South after she apparently swallowed some drugs during the arrest.
When she is released from the hospital, she will be taken to the Marshall County jail and bond will be set at $75,000, Davis said.
In addition to manufacturing charges, Hudson is charged with illegal possession of prescription medication, possession of drug paraphernalia, promoting prison contraband and second-degree possession of marijuana.
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Rudy's Favorite Applesauce
After picking apples with Rudy, we discovered this great concoction (you can use other apple combinations).
8 Granny Smith and 8 Jonathan Apples, cored, peeled, and chopped 1/4 Cup fresh-squeezed lemon juice 1 teaspoon lemon zest 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 teaspoon cinnamon 3/4 Cup brown sugar
Place all ingredients in large pan and cook on medium heat, stirring frequently, approx. 30 minutes (until apples are soft), then use potato masher to mash apples. Let cool then refrigerate.


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Has it ever occurred to anyone that there are some people who do not want to be friends with large groups? Being an introvert or not wanting to have a huge group of acquaintances is not a bad thing. Neither is being outgoing and overly social. Quit treating the people who don't want to be parts of big groups as freaks. Some of us feel the life getting sucked out of us if more than 10 people are in a room. I have good friends, I get along with everyone, but under the pain of being expelled, I would have told a teacher or school administrator to go to hell before giving up my best friend.
All of the rules change the minute high school ends anyway. All of those "acquaintances" that they want these kids to have? They'll be gone from their lives 2 months after graduation. I'm still in touch with my best friends from high school and most of the time, they're closer than my actual family.
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A handful of primary (elementary) schools in south London are reportedly discouraging kids from having best friends and attempting to get them to interact in larger groups. Though The Sun, a major British tabloid, is calling the policy a "ban," it's unclear to what extent schools are taking it. Educational psychologist Gaynor Sbuttoni says the schools are enforcing the policy to "save the child the pain of splitting up from their best friend."
Obviously, the policy has been met with severe criticism. Campaign for Real Education spokesman Chris McGovern explained, "Children take things very seriously and if you tell them they can't have a best friend it can be seriously damaging to them. They need to learn about relationships." A member of the National Association of Head Teachers added, "I don't think it is widespread but it is clearly happening. It seems bizarre." Do you think having a best friend is a healthy part of growing up?
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+1Well said :) I drifted from my best friend,a few years ago. He moved to the phillipines,he moved back recently ans we're bestfriends as if those years never happened. Your totally right,friendship is vital to growing up,without friends,who would pick you up in the schoolyard when you fell? Who would laugh with you,share there lunch with you? Nobody...the ban they want is almost dictatorship in nature
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- nightcrawler2005 2012/04/27 22:31:54Yes+4Having a best friend is extremely healthy and normal.
A psychologist is pushing this so don't forget two thirds of all psychologists went into the profession to figure out their own problems so maybe this is one of her deep rooted problems. Maybe she had no friends and nobody liked her at school. - El Prez 2012/04/27 22:29:15
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Yes+2having a best friend teaches you thing, even if it ends in a bloody mess you learn things, going through life without someone to talk to who is close to you who isn't family definitely helps. Even if your stabbed in the back by your "best friend" you learn to recover from it, you learn that stuff like that doesn't mean your whole world ends.
i'm someone who likes to have a small group of close friends opposed to a large groups of no bodies , plus having many friends opposed to a small group of friends really leads to many dramatic things and then it's time to pick a side, lower chances of that happening with a group of close friends, though i have a few groups of friends they all get along so it's fine - ~Adrien~ 2012/04/27 22:10:16
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- Hannah 2012/04/27 22:01:01NoI wouldn't say so incase that friend moves u would be devistated so no but don't take my word for it I don't really no
My greatest friend( I met him in playschool at 4 years of age) moved to a seperate continent for almost ten years,he moved back about 2 years ago we are still as close as ever
That's just over protecting children from life. People have lived for many years without someone telling them they shouldn't form close bonds with one another in case one of you has to move. Under your statement, people should never get married... What if your spouse gets cancer and dies? You'd be devastated...
well you're right but a best friend is the one that you mainly hang out with all the time id rather have the same friend every month than for the rest of my life
That's rude. I didn't know. I have thing to do in life than read that description either way I'm right!
- raeven msbehavin 2012/04/27 21:35:21Yes+1The reason for the "ban" is actually to stimulate both parents and teachers to take a closer look at children's relationships to others. Too many children are cliquey, stand-offish about accepting the different or too influenced by those with questionable intentions. This discussion is designed to address those issues as well as the larger issue of bullying itself.
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When thousands of fans stand for the national anthem tonight prior to the Virginia 529 College Savings 250 NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Richmond International Raceway, all eyes will be on a Glen Allen resident fulfilling a lifetime dream of singing at a NASCAR race.
Twenty-two year-old Ryan Corbin of Glen Allen entered Richmond International Raceway's National Anthem contest last month and ultimately won the opportunity to perform prior to the race. "I'm so excited," said Corbin. "Four months ago I was in the stands hoping I could sing at a race one day. And four months later I'm doing it. It's the chance of a lifetime and I've wanted to do it since I was five years old. I'm just overwhelmed with joy right now." In August, the track hosted a month-long contest to determine who would perform the National Anthem prior to the Virginia 529 College Savings 250 NASCAR Nationwide Series race. Nearly a hundred submissions were received via e-mail, mail and through an open audition at Short Pump Mall. The second and final rounds were showcased at the mall and Corbin bested eight other finalists for the opportunity to perform. Corbin is a huge NASCAR fan and was introduced to motorsports by his father. Following his first race, he was instantly hooked. "Racing at Richmond is exciting in so many ways," said Corbin. "Forty-three cars on a short track at night, running side-by-side, watching them beat and bang for every lap! Now that's exciting, and the reason Richmond racing is so special. When you walk to your seat you can feel the vibrations as the cars go around and you can see drivers up close! It's just an all around amazing place! |
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The Single-Incision Palatal Harvest Technique: A Strategy for Esthetics and Patient Comfort
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The use of connective tissue grafts for root coverage and ridge augmentation is a proven, effective treatment modality. Complications associated with the palatal donor site can arise because of incomplete primary closure of the palatal wound or sloughing of the overlying tissue. This article presents a new technique for the atraumatic harvesting of connective tissue grafts from palatal donor sites. The main advantage of this single-incision technique is the primary closure of the palatal flap, resulting in less pain and sensitivity and fewer postoperative complications. A review of the technique and its indications, rationale, and limitations is presented.
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"A Holiday Treat"
This is a wonderful reading of the Dickens classic. Tom Baker's distinctive voice brings out the warmth and humor of the book.
If you are a fan of Tom Baker, this is a must buy. If you're not a fan, take a chance on this audio book and you will be by the time you finish it.
"Excellent Contemporary Fantasy Novel"
I bought the book because I was intrigued by the title. It didn't fulfill any of my preconceived notions (like retelling the Minotaur myth from his perspective). I'm not complaining.
Instead it's the story of an immortal living a pretty ordinary life in the United States. Most people accept him as part of their world even though he is a minotaur.
Neil Gaiman mentions in his introduction that author Steven Sherrill suggested Holter Graham as the narrator. This is the first time I've listened to a book narrated by Graham and his work is excellent. He brings the characters and text to life.
The book is rich on it's own but this is an example of what a great performer can add to a work.
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PONV does not cause death. However, having PONV after surgery makes patients so miserable it often makes them wish for it. PONV can have serious implications for surgery outcomes.
In rare cases, extreme retching from PONV can tear the esophagus, the tube that takes food from the mouth to the stomach. More commonly, PONV tears sutures or causes blood clots (hematomas).
"I was very naive about eliminating PONV. Without generating profits for some patent-protected drug (i.e. a 'proprietary' as opposed to a generic one) as part of the PONV solution, little notice would be given to the 'solution,' no matter how simple, safe or cost efficient," Friedberg commented.
Dr. Apfel's chapter appears 'deep' in Miller as Chapter 86 of 102. Hence, it may not garner as much attention as it warrants, especially for patients who've experienced PONV and were hoping for change from the anesthesia profession.
Since August 2001, CosmeticSurgeryAnesthesia.com has been empowering patients to ask for PK anesthesia, a safer alternative to general anesthesia for cosmetic surgery.
With Dr. Apfel's endorsement of PK anesthesia now published in Miller's 'Anesthesia' as further validation, more patients may get their request fulfilled, especially if they bring a copy of this release with them when they have their consultation with their surgeon.
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Why the Great Directors Should Leave 3-D to the Shlockmeisters
3-D is perfect for gross-outs and gratuitous violence, not the subtle work of Spielberg, Scorsese, and Pixar.
3-D is perfect for gross-outs and gratuitous violence, not the subtle work of Spielberg, Scorsese, and Pixar.
READ MORE »It will be helmed by 'Project Greenlight' veteran John Gulager and named the best thing you heard today.
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READ MORE »The 'Gossip Girl' star broke out a frilly red minidress for the premiere of 'Piranha 3D.'
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The India Blog is about the socio-political-economic landscape of the country, its cultural moorings and the challenges it faces – whatever affects the lives and future of the people living within its boundaries and beyond.October 30, 2013
Everyone is glued to the Sachin Tendulkar show in sleepy Haryana town Lahli where the master just guided Mumbai to victory, playing his last domestic match. Never before a Ranji match has evoked such an interest. I'm sure Siddhartha Mishra, the sports editor, would have been in Lahli for the masters domestic swan song. He would have driven down to Delhi soon after the match and we would have met up either at his hotel or at my place this evening and would have drank late into the night.
October 30, 2012
Around 9 am, while glancing through newspapers, I got a one-line text message from our common friend Sandipan Sharma. Felt the ground shaking under my feet, dropped the paper and cried like a kid after a long time. Siddhartha had lost his battle to cancer in Chennai.
Ten days later I was in Bhubaneswar to attend a prayer meeting in his memory. His bother Sandeep had taken great pains to bring out a commemorative book that was nothing sort of a revelation. There were so many aspects to his personality. He was a brilliant student and a gifted writer that I already knew.
But what I didnt know that he was his school topper, a champion Table Tennis (TT) player, had a great memory, a disciplinarian right from his early school days in Bhubaneswar and much more. The book also revealed how his jealous friends, after class 12, prayed that he did not take up English as an honours subject so that they would not have to compete with him any more. Also, how his friends beat him at a game of TT only when he wanted to lose it.
Same morning I read a beautiful tribute by the acclaimed Odia writer, Dash Benhur in Odia daily the Sambad, who knew him as child. Benhur recalled how even as a small child he amazed everyone with his exceptional writing skills. He wondered why Siddhartha was always drawn to philosophy of life and why he always mixed literature and philosophy in his sports writing, making it little hard to comprehend for an average reader.
I recall, Nirvana was his favourite word and he used it often. Really dont know why.
Siddhartha was a huge influence on all of us. Last winter, after his death, not many days have passed without thinking about him. He continues to be on my mind. He was on my mind while listening to soul-stirring bhajans by Subha Mudgal at Ravi Shankar prayer meet in Chankyapuri, Delhi, last December. He was on my mind while listening to Dhrupad singing by Gundecha brothers at Bhakti Utsav.
A year on, must admit, it certainly doesnt feel Siddhartha has gone away. After his death, I have reconnected with so many common friends I had lost touch otherwise. I keep going back to the album for old pictures and have read his brilliant articles on Sachin, Federer many times over. Notably, his First Citizen, Lasting Legacy on Vishwanathan Anands one-man revolution in New Indian Express. Our prized possession, an old picture of him and mine with Amitabh Bachchan, continues to adorn my living room wall.
There are million moments to recount and million things to reflect on.
One year after, I have come to terms and I am at peace.
Thank you my friend for those wonderful moments and rest in peace.
(Today is the first death anniversary of senior sports journalist Siddhartha Mishra)
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Julia!!!! Checky out the writing club. We got 4 members now!! Yay!!! That and we introducing ourselves!!
Aww, thanks! I'll definitely do what I can to keep the group active!
Cool. XD We really need members!!!(Whoops, said that already huh?? >.<) You're be a nice addition to our group.
Ah, cool. Thanks! I sent the leader a message asking if I can join.
Of course!!! XD We need more members!!!(Also to let you know, I'm usual invisble, so I could be on or not. Just to let you know). Here is the link just in case you need it. http://www.animeonline.net/groups/writing-club/
I would totally love to join the club! If it's alright.
Oh, I forgot to mention in my post, but if you want, you can join social groups on here. There is one called the writing club. You might not need to imporve much, but it would be nice to have experienced writers. ^^ If you want to check it out, ask me.(Even though I didn't make the group, I usually ask around)


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Hmm so the scag tt is also rough, the cheetah was the model I was considering. Starting to sound like all larger sized machines are rough? I have not used machines larger than 52" before, those machines have all been like driving in a car in comparison to the super Z. I have owned a 2005 dixon and a 2010 dixon, also used a ferris non-suspension, john deere zero turn, the ferris was 61" cut and quite good, only had the up and down movement, no front to back jerking.
I have put tires down to 8 psi in rear, didnt help at all unfortunately.
I would only be losing out by trying to sell this hustler and going for another machine, but at the end of the day it may be necessary for health issues. I cant understand why im the only one with such an issue, my lawns must all have a lot of rough sections compared to others, but in saying that im comparing it all from 4 yrs and 700hrs of zero turn mowing.
The hustler suits me perfectly with the strength, the power, but problem lies with the apparent speed. The biggest reason for me upgrading was to increase my productivity, however the rough ride of this machine has forced me to use it quite slow, therefor I am not getting through lawns any quicker than my old small machine.
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Two-dimensional sub-half-wavelength atom localization via controlled spontaneous emission |
Optics Express, Vol. 19, Issue 25, pp. 25823-25832 (2011)
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We propose a scheme for two-dimensional (2D) atom localization based on the controlled spontaneous emission, in which the atom interacts with two orthogonal standing-wave fields. Due to the spatially dependent atom-field interaction, the position probability distribution of the atom can be directly determined by measuring the resulting spontaneously emission spectrum. The phase sensitive property of the atomic system leads to quenching of the spontaneous emission in some regions of the standing-waves, which significantly reduces the uncertainty in the position measurement of the atom. We find that the frequency measurement of the emitted light localizes the atom in half-wavelength domain. Especially the probability of finding the atom at a particular position can reach 100% when a photon with certain frequency is detected. By increasing the Rabi frequencies of the driving fields, such 2D sub-half-wavelength atom localization can acquire high spatial resolution.
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(020.1670) Atomic and molecular physics : Coherent optical effects
(270.0270) Quantum optics : Quantum optics
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Atomic and Molecular Physics
Original Manuscript: November 3, 2011
Revised Manuscript: November 17, 2011
Manuscript Accepted: November 17, 2011
Published: December 2, 2011
Ren-Gang Wan and Tong-Yi Zhang, "Two-dimensional sub-half-wavelength atom localization via controlled spontaneous emission," Opt. Express 19, 25823-25832 (2011)
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