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Chaired by Professor Ronald K. Teeples, the Athenaeum Advisory Committee, which consists of students and faculty, has asked me to reiterate the policy on alcoholic beverages in the Athenaeum. In sum, that policy prohibits the advertisement or sale of alcoholic beverages in the Athenaeum. On special occasions, limited amounts of wine and/or beer-but normally no hard liquor-may be available. No alcoholic beverages are served at lunch. Sponsors, including faculty, who request alcoholic beverages for Athenaeum events must submit written requests in advance to the management and be present until their event has ended. At such events, an alternate, non-alcoholic beverage must be provided also.
On another note, Athenaeum programs are usually organized around lunch or dinner. It is not necessary, however, to sign up for a meal if your schedule permits you only to enjoy the program. To help with your planning, we try to start evening programs at 7:00 p.m., mid-day programs at either 11:00 a.m. or 12:30 p.m. Please take advantage of the opportunities at the Athenaeum, even if your schedule does not allow time for a meal here as well.
The Athenaeum's fall program series got off to a terrific start in early September with a jazz concert from pianist Sandy Owen and an exciting evening with sports columnist Scott Ostler. These events were followed by a two-day symposium on political journalism and Dr. Jean Kilbourne's visit, which offered an insightful analysis of American advertising. Presently, the Athenaeum's dinner theater performances of The Importance of Being Earnest (1895) are being enthusiastically received. If this beginning is any indication, the quality of the Athenaeum programming this year will be outstanding.
We want every student to feel at home here. Thus, we have planned a diverse calendar, and we hope it offers something of interest for everyone.
The Athenaeum is not just for scholarly interaction-we have other fun and games here, too. On Tuesday evening, October 14, we salute "the boys of summer" with a Baseball Party, when we welcome everyone for an evening of big-screen television and baseball fare. Our creative cooks are setting aside conventional Athenaeum menus in favor of all-American favorites, including hot dogs, chili, and peanuts in the shell. Use the coupon for your reserved seat.
On Tuesday evening, November 4, Alan Heslop, professor of government and director of the Rose Institute, probes this fall's Election Day results. No reservations are necessary. Just drop in for big-screen television, conversation, and snacks beginning at 8:00 p.m.
American Fiction in the Post WW II Era
Wednesday, October 29, 1986
An Evening with Joyce Carol Oates
Thursday, October 30, 1986
From October 28 through November 1, CMC celebrates the 40th anniversary of its founding. A notable feature of the occasion is a visit by the outstanding American author, Joyce Carol Oates, who speaks at the Athenaeum on October 29-30. This prolific writer has published nearly 20 novels, in addition to numerous collections of short stories, poetry, and criticism. Many of her works exp1ore contemporary America, and the best known include A Garden of Earthly Delights (1967)and Them (1969), which won a National Book Award. Writer-in-residence at Princeton University since 1978, Oates is the recent author of Solstice (1985) and Marya: A Life (1986).
Following a 5:30 p.m. reception and dinner on Wednesday evening, October 29, Oates will speak about American fiction in the post-World War II era. At 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 30, she will meet with students who are reading her works in literature classes. At 7:00 p.m. that evening, again following a 5:30 reception and dinner, she will join CMC literature professors Langdon Elsbree, Robert H. Fossum, and Wendy Owen for further conversation about her writing. Use The Fortnightly's coupons to make reservations for any or all of these special occasions.
The Fitz Roy Region of Patagonia
Wednesday, October 15, 1986
Life After CMC
Thursday, October 16, 1986 12:00 p.m.
A football-playing philosophy major, Michael Graber, took his CMC degree in 1974 and joined the ranks of climbing and skiing adventurers who make their living in the mountains. He made numerous "first ascents" in remote regions of Alaska, one of them so impressive that it is included in the book Fifty Classic Climbs in North America (1979). Michael's jaunts have also taken him to the Amazon jungle, Antarctica, and in 1983 to war-torn Afghanistan. He is a distinguished photographer.
On Wednesday evening, October 15, after a reception and dinner at 5:30 p.m., Michael presents a slide show focusing on his recent expedition to the Fitz Roy region in Patagonia. An account of this trip will appear in Mountain Worlds, slated for publication next spring by the National Geographic Society. Put some mid-term adventure into your life by meeting Michael Graber.
The State of America and the World
Monday, November 3, 1986 4:00 p.m. Bauer Lecture Hall
The State of America and the World
Monday, November 3, 1986
In cooperation with the Office of the Chaplains, the Athenaeum is pleased to announce a twin-bill on Monday, November 3, when the influential scholars Robert N. Bellah and Emil Fackenheim will be with us.
Bellah, the Ford Professor of Sociology and Comparative Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, led the research team that authored Habits of the Heart: Individualism and Commitment in American Life (1985), a bestselling study now used extensively in colleges and universities. Fackenheim, formerly at the University of Toronto and now teaching at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, is one of the world's leading philosophers. His recent book, To Mend the World: Foundations of Future Jewish Thought (1982), has been widely acclaimed.
At 4:00 p.m. on November 3, Bellah speaks in CMC's Bauer Lecture Hall. Following an Athenaeum reception and dinner at 5:30 p.m., Fackenheim gives his address at 7:00 p.m. No reservations are needed for the talks, but please use the coupon to indicate that you want to attend the dinner.
Halloween Homecoming. This year Halloween occurs on Homecoming eve and during CMC's 40th celebration. Dinner at 6:00 is followed by dancing. Create your own jack o'lantern masterpiece at the tea-time pumpkin carving. Costumes and early reservations are in order.
Sunday Brunch. Mark the end of CMC's week-long 40th birthday party with an Athenaeum brunch on Sunday, November 2. Beginning at 11:00 a.m., the buffet continues until 1:00 p.m. These occasions fill up early, so make your reservation now.
WordsWorth Society. Inspired by Donald McKenna, the WordsWorth Society opened its 1986-87 year with a lunch meeting on Tuesday, October 7. Contact Kris Coel (ext. 4056) or Erin McKenna (ext. 3118) for information about future meetings. The "entry fee" is a word to be shared, along with some commentary-personal, historical, humorous-about it.
Women's Forum. The CMC Women's Forum has begun its second year. Open to both men and women, the forum provides an informal setting for the discussion of issues pertaining primarily to women. The group meets for tea in the Athenaeum every other week at 3:00 p.m. Upcoming programs include an examination of Women Like Us, which examines the careers of the first women to receive MBAs from Harvard. This occasion on October 15 will be followed by an October 28 discussion of the writings of Joyce Carol Oates. Erin McKenna, ext. 3118, has further information.
Humanities Forum. Under the direction of literature professor Wendy Owen, the Claremont Humanities Forum sponsors its first event on Tuesday, October 14. The guest is Sharon Stricker, director of Bright Fires, a creative writing project for women prison inmates in Los Angeles. She will speak in the Athenaeum at 4:00 p.m., with a reception and dinner afterwards at 5:30. All are welcome; reservations are required.
Wednesday Lunch. Remember that the Athenaeum's Wednesday Lunch is "open" -no prior sign-up is required. Invite a faculty member or a student friend to come along.
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Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), Vice Chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, responding to today's announcement that real gross domestic product grew at an annualized rate of 2.0% during the 3rd-quarter of 2012, cited President Obama's devotion to big government as the "primary reason" for the delay in America's return to prosperity. "The lack of economic growth is one of the major factors driving up the national debt," Brady said.
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Brady cited anemic economic growth as a major contributor to the nation's budget deficit and burgeoning national debt. "The President could have met his pledge to cut the deficit in half if he had put pro-growth policies in place. Under an average recovery, where revenues returned to their 2007 level of 18.2% of 3rd-quarter GDP, federal revenues would be $653 billion higher. That alone would slash the deficit by more than half. A Reagan-style recovery would have produced $722 billion in additional revenues and cut the deficit by two thirds. "
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Panasonic's Lumix DMC-G6 is the update to last year's DMC-G5 MFT camera, the firm's $750 mid-range EVF equipped model sitting above the entry-level finder-less DMC-GF6 yet beneath the mighty video-maker's favorite DMC-GH3. The new camera features a 16-Mpix Live MOS sensor as well as a new Venus processing engine, but just how well does it perform in our labs?
Panasonic's mid-range DMC-G6 features a 16-Mpix sensor with a new Venus Engine image processor accounting for an extended sensitivity ranging from ISO 160 to 25,600 (up from ISO 12,800 on the previous DMC-G5 model) and rapid continuous shooting mode of up to 7fps (with AF-tracking at 5fps). Although the EVF remains the same resolution at 1.44 million dot the DMC-G6 adopts a new ultra-responsive OLED variant with proximity sensor and a 3.0-inch, 1.04 million dot,articulated capacitive touch screen at the rear.
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Quiara Alegria Hudes' Pulitzer Prize-winning Water By the Spoonful is enlightening audiences at off-Broadway's Second Stage Theatre. We spoke with the cast and about the touching new family drama about making connections.
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Beautiful Tony Award winner Jessie Mueller joins the ranks of Broadway greats to be honored with a caricature at the legendary theater district restaurant Sardi's.January 27, 2015
It's Jennifer Nettles' first backstage vlog at Chicago and she's just getting warmed up with her last week of rehearsals before starting her run as Roxie Hart in the Tony-winning blockbuster. Check it out!January 27, 2015
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - Incline Village continues to be a Republican-heavy community when it comes to registered voters for the 2012 presidential election.
According to the Washoe County Registrar of Voters, of the 7,270 Incline/Crystal Bay residents who registered to vote in the 2012 presidential election, 3,189 did so as Republicans, with 2,140 registering as Democrats, representing a roughly 44 percent to 30 percent difference. About 19 percent of those registered (1,386) did so under no party affiliation.
The numbers aren't too far off from the 2008 election, according to previous reports, when there were 7,474 registered voters in Incline/Crystal Bay. Of that total, 3,485 (roughly 47 percent) were registered Republicans and 2,294 (roughly 31 percent) were Democrats. Further, 1,225 (16 percent) were nonpartisan.
While things appear steady at Tahoe, things nearly couldn't be more purple regarding Washoe County as a whole.
The most recent numbers as of Oct. 22 indicate 241,312 registered voters. Of that total, 91,918 are Republican (38.1 percent), while 90,726 are Democrat (37.6 percent).
These most recent numbers are up slightly from initial estimates last week of 241,400 voters, which officials indicated was an all-time high for registered voters in Washoe County, up from the record of roughly 231,400 for the General Election in 2008.
Early voting in Nevada this year began Saturday, Oct. 20, and runs through Friday, Nov. 2.
Washoe County experienced record voter turnout the first weekend of early voting, officials said this week, with total weekend ballots cast during early voting surpassed the first weekend in the 2008 presidential election by 60.2 percent. Ballots cast last weekend totaled 14,475, compared to 9,036 in 2008. In 2008, 56 percent of voters cast their ballots during early voting.
Locally, residents can cast their early ballots at the Incline Village Library between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Saturdays, Tuesdays-Thursdays and Friday, Nov. 2. Early voting is closed Sundays, Mondays and on Nevada Day.
Residents can utilize early voting at all 22 county locations during the period. Visit www.co.washoe.nv.us/voters/ 12EVSchedule.htm for detailed early voting information at the other locations.
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 6, and below is information on polling places in Incline Village (if you're a registered voter, you must vote within your precinct location). Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Unsure of your precinct? Check within the sample ballot that should already have been mailed to you, or visit the Washoe County Registrar of Voters website at www.co.washoe.nv.us/voters and click on "Precinct Map."
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By Greg Janetka
It is with great pride and pleasure that we give to you the first annual state executive official awards! These 11 categories give a snapshot of some of the biggest stories of the year related to the top echelons of state government.
Most ignored race: WI Superintendent of Public Instruction
While officially a nonpartisan position, the race pitted progressive incumbent Tony Evers against Republican Assemblyman Don Pridemore in what was essentially a battle over Gov. Scott Walker's education proposals. Pridemore supported Walker's plan to expand the use of vouchers in the state while not increasing public school spending. Meanwhile Evers, who was first elected in 2009, opposed both measures and wants to increase spending by $225 per student.[2]
Regarding school safety, Pridemore proposed allowing schools to have armed volunteers to provide security, which Evers said risks turning schools into the "wild west."[3]
In the end, Evers easily won re-election on April 2, defeating Pridemore by a margin of 61.1 percent to 38.7 percent.
Most mudslinging in a race: Virginia Governor
In an example of just how alienated the candidates became from voters, The Daily Show compared the choice between businessman Terry McAuliffe (D) and Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli to that of a heart attack and cancer.[4]
Like McDonnell, Cuccinelli's controversies centered around his acceptance of $18,893 in gifts between 2009 and 2012 from Star Scientific CEO Jonnie Williams - something McAuliffe's campaign jumped on.[5] While Bob McDonnell worked to return all of his received gifts totaling $125,000, Cuccinelli stated the type of gifts he received could not be returned - these included Thanksgiving dinner, flights, and vacations.[6] Cuccinelli neglected to report some of the gifts, including the stays at Williams' house. He maintained that he had forgotten to include them and reported them as soon as an aide on his staff reminded him.
Meanwhile, Cucinelli attacked McAuliffe for his involvement with GreenTech Automotice, which came under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission. McAuliffe resigned as chairman of the company in December 2012, but remained a major shareholder. The investigation had to do with a federal program which allows foreigners to receive permanent residency if they contribute at least $500,000 toward projects to create jobs within the U.S. Subsequently, $25 million in Chinese investments came to GreenTech by way of 50 greencards. In an effort to move the process along more quickly, McAuliffe started setting up meetings with officials in higher offices.[7] McAuliffe wanted Greentech's appearance on his resume to endorse him as a jobs creator for the 2013 election, but instead the story has kept him in the controversial lime light.
In the end, voters chose McAuliffe by a margin of 47.8 percent to 45.2 percent to lead the state for the next four years.
Closest race: Virginia Attorney General
Since the margin was equal to or less than 0.5 percent of the total vote, Obenshain was allowed to request a public-financed recount, which he did on November 27.[12] As ballots were recounted Herring increased his lead, finally leading Obenshain to concede defeat on December 18. His victory secured the Democratic sweep of Virginia statewide races this year.[13]
Most turnover in one office: Oklahoma Secretary of State
Shortest term in office: Indiana Auditor of State
The appointment, however, turned out to be much shorter than Pence had wanted - less than four months later, Sawyer sent shock-waves through Indiana's political ranks when he announced his resignation, effective December 15. Sawyer cited family reasons in the letter of resignation he tendered to Gov. Pence on November 25.[20][21]
Office that remained vacant the longest: Delaware Public Service Commission
The commission is currently served by four part time commissioners. The Governor of Delaware has not nominated anyone for the position, and state law requires that the open position be filled by someone who lives in the City of Wilmington. Department of state employee Matthew R. Hartigan assured that to date, the lack of a fifth commissioner has not caused any issues regarding Commission business.[23]
Shortest lived Gov./Lt Gov ticket: FitzGerald/Kearney in Ohio
Soon after his selection, it came to light that Kearney, his wife, and the company they owned owe hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid federal and state taxes. The campaign tried to play down the story but more details came to light, showing the amount the Kearneys owed creeping close to $1 million. Finally, Kearney withdrew from the race on December 10. FitzGerald has not named a new running mate, saying he might do so by the end of the month or in early January.[26][27]
Boldest ultimatum: Gov. Quinn refuses to pay lawmakers
On July 30, Speaker of the House Michael Madigan (D) and President of the Senate John Cullerton responded by filing a lawsuit against the governor, arguing the denial of pay was unconstitutional as it undermines the separation of powers. Ultimately, on September 26, Cook County Circuit Court Judge Neil Cohen ruled that Quinn must reinstate lawmakers' pay immediately. The judge declared Quinn's act of withholding paychecks as unconstitutional.[31] The Legislature passed a pension deal and Quinn signed it on December 5. Many, especially labor unions, are unhappy with it and have threatened to sue.[32]
Most anticlimactic party switch: Lincoln Chafee
With poll numbers showing his potential re-election in jeopardy, as well as his affinity for President and former Senate colleague Barack Obama, Chafee made his second party switch, formally joining the Democratic Party on May 30 of this year. Thus, Chafee was expected to seek re-election on the Democratic ticket in 2014, but announced on September 4 that he would not seek a second term.[34][35]
Office with the biggest mess to clean up: Utah Attorney General
The real trouble for Swallow began soon after he took office when businessman Jeremy Johnson accused Swallow of being involved in a plan to bribe Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to make a federal investigation into Johnson's Internet marketing company disappear.[37] That was followed by multiple complaints against Swallow filed with the Utah State Bar as well as a petition filed with the lieutenant governor's office alleging election law violations. Numerous officials of both parties asked him to resign, which he refused, leading the Utah House of Representatives to begin proceedings to investigate Swallow and consider the possibility of impeachment.
Throughout everything, Swallow maintained his innocence, but ultimately resigned effective December 3. Adding one final controversy to his tenure, by waiting until December to leave office Swallow became eligible for an annual yearly pension of approximately $12,000. He denied money had anything to do with the timing.[38] Brian Tarbet, named as interim officeholder, was one of seven candidates who filed to be appointed permanently to the seat until a special election is held next year. While the seven diverged on a number of issues, one thing they could all agree on was that the trials and tribulations Swallow put the office through during 2013 left a huge mess that needed to be addressed as soon as possible.
State with the most irregular office changes: Indiana
Indiana Director of Agriculture Joseph Kelsay resigned to accept a new job when it became known that he would not be asked to continue in the position. Kelsay's successor, Gina Sheets, resigned in December in order to assist with an agriculture advancement project in Liberia.[39] In July, Indiana Auditor of State Tim Berry left to assume the role of Indiana Republican Party chairman. By December, Berry's appointed replacement, State Auditor Dwayne Sawyer, abruptly resigned, citing family reasons. In September, Sean Keefer resigned as labor commissioner to become the governor's legislative director. Finally, two members of the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission - Larry Landis and Kari Bennett - decided to vacate their commission posts before their term end dates. Landis announced his retirement in September, well ahead of his term's scheduled December 2015 expiration, while Bennett left her seat roughly five months early to take a new job.[40][41][42]
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Oak Hill Academy followed up their impressive sweep of Leake on Friday night with a pair of wins over Manchester Academy in Yazoo City on Saturday.
The Lady Raiders remained undefeated in district 2AA play with a with a 53-33 win over the Lady Mavs. Shay Atkins led the girls with 14-points while Tori Ellis finished with 13-points.
The Raiders scored in double digits in the second and third quarter and pulled out a 48-45 win to move to 3-1 in the region. AJ Jones proved the fire power with 17-points while John Wesley Williamson had 16.
The final list has been completed for the high school football season, and West Point was represented.
Offensive lineman Carson Miller and Romia Wilson were named to the All-State Second Team Offense by the Clarion-Ledger this weekend.
Miller and Wilson, both seniors, helped the Green Wave reach the second round of the 5A playoffs this season and finish with an overall record of 8-5.
Wilson played for Mississippi in the MS/AL All-Star game two weeks ago while Miller suited up for the North in the Bernard Blackwell game this past Saturday in Biloxi.
They say games are won or lost at the free-throw line. Friday night, in arguably the biggest game of the season to determine early supremacy in the district, Oak Hill proved why they have won the last two district titles. They were clutch.
The Lady Raiders went 10-for-12 at the line in the final three minutes to hold off No.1 ranked Leake Academy 61-57.
The Raiders, looking for their third straight victory for the second time this season, followed with a win of their own, holding down the Rebels 74-68.
What better way to get out of a slump than with a district win. After all, come February, those are the only records that matter.
Friday, the West Point girls, who have lost four of the last five ball games, earned a big win at home defeating Saltillo 47-36. The victory pushes them up to 6-6 on the year and a clean 1-0 record in the region.
Meanwhile the boys snapped a two-game slide with a 68-51 win.
The girls got off to slow start, struggling at times to get the offensive rebounds as baskets didn't come easy for both squads.
The Hebron Christian School Eagles were happy to see a close game go their way, while the Starkville Christian School Cougars fought back, but couldn't close out.
In boys' Christian school basketball action prior to the Christmas break, Hebron defeated Starkville Christian 48-46 at the Cougar Cave.
SCS rallied from a 28-18 halftime deficit to take a 42-40 lead on a basket by Ben Jamerson with 4:40 remaining in the game, but the homestanding Cougars were out-scored 8-4 down the stretch and a winning shot attempt by Chris Hortsmeyer fell off the mark.
Ida B. Bennett
Ida B. Bennett, age 90, passed away Monday, Dec. 12, 2011, at her home in Woodland.
Funeral services are Sunday, Dec. 18, 2011, at 2 p.m. from New Hope M.B. Church of Woodland. Burial will follow in New Hope M.B. Church Cemetery.
The body will lie in state from 1 p.m. until service time.
Carter Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Another big night of basketball is scheduled for Friday for area high schools and junior high squads.
Oak Hill continues district play with Leake Academy at home, while West Point kicks off their region in a matchup with Saltillo also at home. Hebron makes the short drive to Starkville to take on Starkville Christian School.
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The Lady Raiders are coming off a rare offensive struggle following Saturday's 41-31 loss to North Delta.
Debbra Coleman Jennings
Debbra Coleman Jennings, age 55, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011, at the Regency Hospital in Meridian.
Debbra Renee Jennings was born Feb. 23, 1956, in Cook County Illinois to Lucy Houk Coleman and the late James Thaddious Coleman. She worked several years at Big Yank as a seamstress and was a
member of First Baptist Church. Debbra R. Jennings married Terry Wayne Jennings Sr., April 12, 1975, in West Point.
WEST - Hebron Christian had three players finish in double figures Tuesday night, however the effort wasn't enough to garner a victory.
The Eagles dropped their second game in a row, falling to Old Dominion 68-64 in non-district action. The loss put the Eagles at 6-6 on the season overall and 1-1 in MAIS 3A action.
With the Eagles trailing 31-27 at the half, Old Dominion stretched the lead to 14-points in the third quarter and tried to put the game out of reach.
Ginger Dedeaux Bryan
Ginger Dedeaux Bryan, age 33, passed away, Monday, Dec. 12, 2011, in West Point.
Ginger D. Bryan was born Dec. 10, 1978, in Columbus, to Glenda Jean Sanders Dedeaux and Gary Douglas Dedeaux. She was a Sales Clerk for Gary's Pawn and Gun and most recently worked as a U. S. Mail Carrier. She was of the Baptist faith.


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Hit-and-run driver killed woman who was 'always giving'
Debbrah Pesce, who was struck and killed by a pickup, is remembered as someone who put others' needs first.
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The white truck seen in the top center is believed to be involved in a fatal hit-and-run collision in Monroe in December.
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Police believe a truck similar to this one was involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash in Monroe last week. This is not the actual truck involved in the crash.
View Fatal hit-and-run, 12/26/2012 in a larger map Investigators believe Pesce was riding a bicycle southbound across the highway from a local shopping center, Monroe police spokeswoman Debbie Willis said Thursday. Pesce had been staying at the nearby Brookside Motel. Witnesses told police that a pickup had been stopped behind another vehicle along U.S. 2. It's still not clear whether the light had changed, Willis said. Witnesses said the truck apparently went around the stopped vehicle and hit Pesce before fleeing east toward Sultan. That night, Monroe police called in collision specialists with the Washington State Patrol to assist with the case, she said. Investigators believe two other drivers also struck Pesce as they headed through the intersection. Those drivers stopped and stayed at the scene. Pesce's family knows one of those drivers. She was devastated by what happened, Paz said. They are grieving together. After the crash, Monroe detectives went through the neighborhood looking for any surveillance video that may have recorded what happened, Willis said. They found only one clip, from a camera outside Grocery Outlet on U.S. 2 and Main Street. The dark, grainy video shows the hit-and-run truck for about a half-second as it approaches the intersection. Police believe it is a large, white Ford F-series pickup from the late 1980s or early 1990s. It may have a horizontal dark blue or green stripe. Police also have shared pictures of a similar vehicle in hopes of generating tips. Calls have been coming in, Willis said. Detectives also talked to witnesses who were driving, walking and working in the area at the time. "We have checked out a few vehicles, but so far we do not believe that we have found the vehicle," she said Thursday. For the past few months, Pesce also had volunteered at the Take The Next Step community resource center in Monroe, said Raylin Lucey, coordinator of the "Kidz Club" there. Pesce was kind and loving to the children, and generous of heart, Lucey said. "She was so willing to give of her time and her energy to these kids even though she herself did not have a home of her own," Lucey said. "I will always remember Debbrah, and I pray that I will meet more kind people like her." Pesce first became involved with the organization attending community dinners and taking life-skills classes, board president Donna Olson said. Her volunteer work gave Pesce a sense of purpose, Olson said. It showed her how much she could accomplish. "The little girls (in Kidz Club) cared about her, too," Olson said. "Debbrah was an inspiration to us. Her life held so many difficult challenges, and yet she was eager to give to others." Brookside Motel manager Christopher Johnson met Pesce when she started renting a room at the motel, he said Thursday. She stayed there the final two weeks of her life. She was trying to get back on her feet, he said. She was helpful and charitable. "She was always giving," he said. Pesce had been posting fliers looking for a job as a house cleaner, Johnson said. She also helped him out by cleaning and painting at the motel. "It's a huge loss," he said. "She wanted to help, and there aren't many people who do that." On Thursday, a memorial for Pesce remained at the corner of U.S. 2 and Main Street with flowers, chocolate, fruit and a jar of Red Vines. There also was a drawing of an angel weeping over a tombstone, and a message mourning the death of "one of God's most caring souls." Rikki King: 425-339-3449; email@example.com. Share information Anyone with information about the crash or the truck should call police at 360-794-6300. Anonymous tips also can be left at 360-863-4600. A time of remembrance is planned for Debbrah Pesce at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Monroe Covenant Church along South Sams Street.
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Ariza3 wrote:NeeJee wrote:I was always saying to myself "just wait and see how Pau does once Nash comes back, and if he's still performing like this, he's GONE".
Honestly with these consistent horrid performances from Pau, I'm almost certain that Mitch, Jim and co. are starting to make some calls...that is if they haven't already started to make calls.
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Perfect for fast, frequent printing, laser printers are the ideal addition to any office or busy home.
Laser printers differ from inkjet printers in that they take toner cartridges. With typically larger yields, laser printers can operate for longer between refills, letting you work and print without worry.
Print speed is often significantly higher than inkjet printers, which will suit a busy office or users that regularly print in large quantities.
All our laser printers feature USB connectivity for a stable connection to a single device. If you plan to print from several devices at once or don't want to be tied to a single room, look out for printers with WiFi or network capabilities. This allows you to connect and print from several computers at once; all you need is a business or home network.
Some printers also feature Apple AirPrint and Google Cloud Print. This handy feature allows users to print straight from iOS and Android mobile devices and makes creating hard copies of emails, photos and anything else from your mobile device quick and easy.
Business users should look out for automatic duplex printing, as this allows you to print on both sides of the paper without the need to manually swap the page over.Take a look at our range of printers from Brother, HP and Samsung.


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American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History
American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History (Mass Market Paperback)
He is the deadliest American sniper ever, called "the devil" by the enemies he hunted and "the legend" by his Navy SEAL brothers . . .
From 1999 to 2009, U.S. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle recorded the most career sniper kills in United States military history. The Pentagon has officially confirmed more than 150 of Kyle's kills (the previous American record was 109), but it has declined to verify the astonishing total number for this book. Iraqi insurgents feared him so much they placed a bounty on his head. Kyle earned legendary status among his fellow U.S. warriors, whom he protected with deadly accuracy from rooftops and stealth positions. Gripping and unforgettable, Kyle's masterful account of his extraordinary battlefield experiences ranks as one of the great war memoirs of all time.
About the Author
SEAL Team 3 Chief Chris Kyle served four combat tours in Operation Iraqi Freedom and elsewhere. For his bravery in battle, he was awarded two Silver Stars, five Bronze Stars with Valor, two Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals, and one Navy and Marine Corps Commendation. Additionally, he received the Grateful Nation Award, given by the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs. Following his combat deployments, he became chief instructor for training Naval Special Warfare Sniper and Counter-Sniper teams, and he authored the Naval Special Warfare Sniper Doctrine, the first Navy SEAL sniper manual. Today, he is president of Craft International (www.craftintl.com), a world-class leader in training and security. He lives with his family in Texas, where he devotes much of his spare time to helping disabled veterans.
Praise for American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History…
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"In the community of elite warriors, one man has risen above our ranks and distinguished himself as unique. Chris Kyle is that man. A master sniper, Chris has done and seen things that will be talked about for generations to come."
-MARCUS LUTTRELL, former USN SEAL, recipient of the Navy Cross for extraordinary heroism under fire, #1 bestselling author of Lone Survivor
"The raw and unforgettable narrative of the making of our country's record-holding sniper, Chris Kyle's memoir is a powerful book, both in terms of combat action and human drama. Chief Kyle is a true American warrior down to the bone, the Carlos Hathcock of a new generation."
-CHARLES W. SASSER, Green Beret (US Army Ret.) and author of One Shot, One Kill
"American Sniper is the inside story of what it's like to be in war. A brave warrior and patriot, Chris Kyle writes frankly about the missions, personal challenges, and hard choices that are part of daily life of an elite SEAL Sniper. It's a classic!"
-RICHARD MARCINKO (USN, Ret.), First Commanding Officer of SEAL Team Six and #1 bestselling author of Rogue Warrior
"Eloquent ... An aggressively written account of frontline combat, with plenty of action."
"Reads like a first-person thriller narrated by a sniper. The bare-bones facts are stunning. .... A first-rate military memoir."
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Marvin D. Krueger, of Conover, entered his heavenly home Dec. 27, 2010. The Krueger family has entrusted funeral arrangements to Drum Funeral Home & Cremation Services in Conover.
Kimberly Wise, 51, of Hickory, passed away Dec. 25, 2010, at Palliative CareCenter and Hospice of Catawba Valley. Catawba Funerals & Cremations are providing professional services to the Wise family.
Conover cleans up after sewage spill Christmas Eve.
The spill happened on Keisler Road near a Conover Pump Station. Debris caused about 4,500 gallons of raw sewage to overflow at a manhole in Conover.
The sewage entered a tributary of McLin Creek, which flows into the Catawba River.
A Hickory man was charged with driving while impaired Monday after his vehicle ran off the road and crashed into a Mountain View residence.
Michael Dawson Keever, 58, of Hickory, was traveling east on Bethel Church Road at 8:22 p.m. when he crossed the center line and ran off the road to the left.
After a one-day delay because of snow in the area, the Catawba Valley Classic will begin today at Hickory High School and Catawba Valley Community College.
Both the boy's and girl's tournaments were postponed until Tuesday because of heavy snow received during the Christmas holiday.
Despite the move, start times for games will remain the same. Action in the girl's tournament starts at 4 p.m. at Hickory High School when No. 4 Fred T. Foard (5-3) takes on No. 5 Alexander Central (4-4).
What has been a strong season already for the Newton-Conover wrestling squad will continue Thursday when they compete at the all-day East Burke Duals.
The Red Devils are coming off of an impressive 5-0 record from last Thursday's nine-team home tournament – the Red Devil Duals – despite starting five freshmen. The squad picked up victories against RS Central (49-16), Hibriten (69-6), Challenger (82-0) and Enka (49-18).
Christmas is over, but shopping hasn't stopped.
Area businesses say Christmas shopping didn't decline this year, echoing national consumer reports that claim holiday shopping increased this year.
"We had some really good sales this year, so I think that drew people in," said Peggy Carter, who works at Shops on Main in Conover.
The store has been open about five years, and Carter said this year was busy.
Mary Hudson, of Taylorsville, came to browse the store Monday. The weekend's winter weather, she said, didn't deter her from hitting stores.
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The weekend's snow gave county residents a white Christmas, but it also gave them potentially treacherous travel conditions.
State and local crews forfeited their Christmas breaks this weekend to spend Saturday and Sunday clearing and preparing roadways for motorists.
Public works crews and emergency responders, however, had few difficulties.
"It was very uneventful for that much snow," said Catawba County Emergency Services director Bryan Blanton, of the county's requests for emergency services during the winter weather. "I think the timing was good."
Snowfall blanketed Catawba County during the holiday weekend, but the resulting ice and snow caused mostly minor problems for county residents.
Catawba County received about 5-8 inches of snow this weekend, according to the National Weather Service. The holiday snowfall marks the first white Christmas for the area in more than six decades.
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Logo fits the whole concept feels southern (John Waynish), it has historic significance to the city, also has a cultural significance. It fits in with the idea of royalty, and power.
1. A nobleman with the highest hereditary rank,
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Over 100 registered in the first 30 days, so if you want to attend signup soon to insure you can play in your division. Rec and Int will fill up first
All info and registration link here:
We will have a huge flymart Friday night open to anyone (to set up-small fee or visit-for free) at Phil Moore Park gym, so come check that out even if you can not play the event.
Your $60 entry fee gets a disc from 5 different manufactures plus BBQ dinner at party Sat night,and of course 4 competitive rounds on different courses during the event; and we will be paying out 50% of players in each division as well as winners of each card each round.
With a 2pm CST start Friday, you can leave Nashville at noon Friday and still make your tee time! No players meeting, just go to your course.
Activities all week at check in, as well as doubles and a PDGA c-tier hosted by major vendors.


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The SceneGraphBuilder is the main helper class for doing Groovy Markup for JavaFX 2.0.
The following sections describe some of the generalized behavior supported in the SceneGraphBuilder on all nodes and attributes defined in the MarkUP.
All font attributes may of course be set with a JavaFX Font object (javafx.scene.text.Font). In addition, fonts may be defined using the JavaFX CSS styles for "-fx-font" or "-fx-font-size". If a font size string is presented, then the default Font will be used with that size. (see CSS Reference Guide.)
All color and paint attributes may be set with one of the JavaFX Paint or Color objects (javafx.scene.paint.LinearGradient, javafx.scene.paint.RadialGradient and javafx.scene.paint.Color). In addition, colors may be set using the pseudo color variables, such as red, green, blue, etc. Colors may also be defined as a web string such as "#333", "cyan", etc. Colors may also be defined using the JavaFX CSS styles for colors, linear, and radial gradients. (see JavaFX CSS Reference Guide) Also see SceneGraphBuilder - paint for more details.
Enumerated Values
All Java Enumerations may be set using their string equivalents. For example, if an attribute field is of type javafx.geometry.Pos, then the value may be set with one of the string values, "center", "bottom_left", etc.
There are some special cases where Object instances are used rather than enumerations. For example the javafx.scene.Cursor class contains numerous singleton instances for the various cursors that may be set on the scene. Also, there are special pseudo variables for the Orientation enumeration, horizontal and vertical.
The Geometry objects in the javafx.geometry package, Point2D, Point3D, Dimension2D, Rectangle2D, and BoundingBox, may be set using numbered lists. For the 2D classes, 2 numbers must be provided, and for the 3D classes, 3 numbers must be provided. BoundingBox may be either 2D, requiring 4 values, or 3D, requiring 6 values. A Rectangle2D may also take and empty list or the "EMPTY" string as shown in the previous section on Insets.
The javafx.geometry.Insets class may be instantiated by using the javafx class, or by using a Groovy number list. If a number list is used, it may contain, one, two, or four numbers. If one number is presented then all sides of the Insets will be set to that value. If two numbers are presented then the first number will be used to set the top and bottom side of the Inset, and the second number will be used to set the left and right side of the Inset. If four numbers are present in the list, the numbers will be assigned to the the top, right, bottom and left in order. An empty list or the String "empty" will map to the Insets.EMPTY object.
ToggleGroups are identified with an unique string across the SceneGraphBuilder context. To tie a toggle type button to a specific ToggleGroup, use the special attribute toggleGroup on the Toggle type button. Buttons with the same ToggleGroup names will be assigned the same ToggleGroup instance.


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The range of creative and practical apps that use the camera in unusual ways is astonishing. Who would have thought that you could use it as a heart rate monitor or a business card reader? There's even an app for those who are colorblind, to show them the colors present in any object you photograph.
Apple made a brilliant decision when it let developers create apps that access the camera input and use it in non-traditional ways. In this month's column, I offer a roundup of some of these apps.


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Midwest Living Review
Towering limestone bluffs and the Ohio River frame picturesque Madison, an old riverboat port of 12,400 so tied to the past that 133 downtown blocks are on the National Historic Register, with buildings dating to 1817. Antiques dealers fill the district, which has served as a model for preservation of other towns. A brick river walk leads visitors close to touring riverboats that regularly dock with loads of vacationers, and a stroll through Madison's hilly streets provides glimpses of lush gardens around grand old homes, some converted to inns. Drives out of town meander to several award-winning wineries, some of the area's best bike trails and Clifty Falls State Park, where seven waterfalls flow.Our most recent visit to Madison in spring 2010 was a bit of a mixed bag. We still love the drive along the scenic byway, the lovely architecture and the flowering touches everywhere we looked. But we wished the shopkeepers would have kept more regular hours, and that the downtown dining options reflected the "eat local" movement that has firmly taken root throughout much of the Midwest. Still, you'll find phenomenal fried chicken and live music at Joely G's and modern twists on comfort foods at ChickiePoo's, a cash-only, weekends-only restaurant run by a family with a daughter battling cancer.


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This page describes the Groovy-Eclipse projects for UCOSP (the undergraduate capstone open source projects). This list does not describe the projects in detail, but is meant as a place to start. Details can only be filled in as the projects move along.
Project 1: Code formatter
The Groovy-Eclipse code formatter has historically been one of the messiest parts of the code base. In the last couple of years, though we have patched together things so that it works much better than before. However, we have gotten ourselves into a state where the existing code is too tangled and fixing bugs becomes increasingly more difficult. There are many open formatting bugs, but we have not had the resources to fix them.
With this project, there are two possibilities:
- Work with the existing formatter and incrementally improve, fixing one bug at a time. The risk here is that some bugs cannot be fixed without starting from scratch
- Start from scratch with an entirely new formatter and a new approach. The risk with this approach is that it could be difficult to build a new formatter and there is no guarantee that the new formatter would behave better than the original.
This is a large project and quite difficult. But, it is also very important. Fixing formatting-related bugs is highly requested. Since this project is more complicated, it may be worthwhile that two students work on this together.
See here for a list of open formatter issues.
Project 2: Quick fixes and quick assists
With Groovy-Eclipse, we strive to have the same level of functionality as you get from the JDT. We are not there yet. Part of what we need is good quick-fixes and quick assists. Quick fixes are small code manipulations that are associated with errors. For example, classes that do not implement all methods of an interface have a quick fix associated with the error marker. Quick assists however, are associated with syntax. Pressing Ctrl-1 or Cmd-1 will bring up a panel that shows all available quick assists at the given location.
Groovy-Eclipse already implements several quick fixes and quick assists, but it would be great to have more. The nice thing about this project is that each quick assist/fix is largely self-contained and you can look at existing implementations to see how to build new ones. Quick fixes/assists are nice to have and provide a bit of polish on Groovy-Eclipse that is currently missing.
See here for a list of open quick assist issues:
Project 3: Refactoring
Groovy-Eclipse implements some of the basic refactorings: rename, extract local variable, extract constant, and extract method. To be a full fledged language IDE, we should be offering a wider range of refactorings, including (but not limited to): introduce parameter, change method signature and convert local variable to field. Also, some Groovy-specific refactorings like extract to category, push from category, and convert to explicit typing.
This project is more difficult than implementing quick fixes/assists since each refactoring requires significant custom work, but there are existing refactorings on which to base the new work. See here for a list of open refactoring issues.
Project 4: New AST Viewer
The AST viewer in Groovy-Eclipse displays the entire AST of a file in tree form. Users can navigate the tree and this is helpful for people writing AST transforms and people who just want to learn about how Groovy works. This implementation is loosely based on the AST viewer that ships with the Groovy console. However, the viewer in Eclipse is messier and provides less functionality. This is a partial list of required improvements:
- Filtering of tree nodes that are uninteresting.
- Tree collapses after every edit of the file
- Selecting a node in the tree should select the appropriate location in the file (and vice versa)
This is a low priority project since this feature is really only useful to a small set of users. However, this project may be interesting as a backup project.


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Antonio Damasio:
The quest to understand consciousness
Every morning we wake up and regain consciousness — that is a marvelous fact — but what exactly is it that we regain? Neuroscientist Antonio Damasio uses this simple question to give us a glimpse into how our brains create our sense of self.
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