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By Scott Haynes, Senior College Football Editor
GAME NOTES: Holding out hope for an ACC Atlantic Division title, the 11th- ranked Clemson Tigers close out their conference slate this weekend when they welcome the NC State Wolfpack to Death Valley.
The defending ACC champions are tied with Florida State atop the Atlantic Division standings at 6-1 (9-1 overall). However, it is the Seminoles that hold the tie-breaker by virtue of a 49-37 win over the Tigers on Sept. 22. Since then, Clemson has won six straight games, including last weekend's 45-10 rout of Maryland.
Dabo Swinney knows that despite the accomplishments to this point, the season is far from over.
"I've told my players that now is the time when top 10 teams separate themselves from the pack. The end of November is when it matters. We need to play our best football down the stretch."
Tom O'Brien's Wolfpack ended a two-game skid last weekend with a 37-6 victory over Wake Forest at home. With the win, the team moved to 6-4 on the season and became bowl eligible for the fourth time in O'Brien's six seasons at the helm in Raleigh.
Clemson leads the all-time series against the Wolfpack, 51-28-1. NC State has not won a game in Death Valley since 2002, with Clemson holding a 19-11 edge in games played there.
Mike Glennon may only be starting for his second season, but he has already left his mark on the school record books, ranking fourth all-time in several statistical categories.
This season Glennon has completed 57.3 percent of his passes, for 2,910 yards with 22 touchdowns. Wideouts Quintin Payton (42 receptions, 669 yards, one TD) and Bryan Underwood (40 receptions, 588 yards, 10 TDs) have been reliable targets, although Underwood has been much more productive in terms of getting into the end zone.
The NC State defense has shown flashes of strong play like last weekend against Wake Forest, but consistency has definitely been an issue. The team is allowing nearly 400 yards per game (396), including almost 260 yards passing. Safety Earl Wolff has been one of the nation's most active defenders, leading the Wolfpack with 104 total tackles. Fellow safety Brandan Bishop is a distant second with 88 tackles. All-American cornerback David Amerson (38 tackles), leads the team with four interceptions to continue the strong play in the NC State secondary.
O'Brien commented on his defense and the challenge that Clemson will bring.
"That's the challenge: playing a really explosive Clemson football team. They've got playmakers at every spot on offense - a really tough challenge for the defense to defend. That's what's great about the challenge. You've got to go on the road and play a top team, so it's an exciting time."
There aren't many offenses putting up the kind of numbers that Clemson can on a weekly basis. The Tigers are sixth nationally in scoring (42.9 ppg), 12th in passing (322.6 ypg) and seventh in total offense (513.8 ypg).
The orchestrator of the offense is junior QB Tajh Boyd, who is having another phenomenal season, completing 68 percent of his passes, for 2,941 yards, with 28 touchdowns. It certainly helps to have some of the nation's top receiving talent in the form of DeAndre Hopkins (66 receptions, 1,096 yards, 14 TDs) and All-American Sammy Watkins (42 catches, 561 yards, two TDs).
While the passing game is front and center for Clemson, the ground game can also dominate at times thanks to tailback Andre Ellington (835 yards, 5.1 ypc, eight TDs).
The Clemson offense has masked any deficiencies the defense has had in 2012. The team have posted modest numbers at best, allowing 22.4 ppg and 389.1 yards of total offense.
The strength of the unit is in the linebacking corps, with the top three tacklers being LBs Stephone Anthony (74 tackles, 4.5 TFLs, one sack), Jonathan Willard (70 tackles, 7.0 TFLs, two sacks) and Spencer Shuey (68 tackles, 5.0 TFLs, one sack). Safeties Rashard Hall (54 tackles, three INTs) and Jonathan Meeks (47 tackles, two INTs) highlight the play in the secondary.
Obviously with a big win over Florida State this season, NC State possesses the talent base to win any ACC game, but getting it done in Death Valley against the Tigers, who are clicking on all cylinders, is a tall task indeed.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Clemson 40, NC State 21


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This Sunday, on a certain 5 year anniversary, we will spend very little time reflecting on why most of us had to leave. Instead, we will focus on the reasons that the vast majority of us returned.
Join us for two hours of acoustic blues, authentic country and American folk music about New Orleans, rain and the joys of South Louisiana.
Last night was the Louisiana Cultural Economy Foundation's LA Fête Cultural 2010, a night of food and music to raise money for oil spill relief. It commemorated the fifth anniversary of the LCEF.
In observance of the anniversary of Katrina, New Orleans Mardi Gras Indians are having events all around town this weekend. These are the ones that I know of, I'm sure there are more.
A lot of big names in New Orleans music will be sharing the stage tonight as the Louisiana Cultural Economy Foundation hosts La Fête Cultural 2010. Artists include Terrence Simien & Zydeco Experience, Tab Benoit's Swampland Jam, Cyrill Neville, and the Shannon Powell. It's all emceed by Sex & the City's Mario Cantone - other celeb guests include Michael Cerveris and Fatih Ford.
George Wein commissioned Duke Ellington to pen "New Orleans Suite" for the 1970 New Orleans Jazz Festival, and Duke did not disappoint. I'm listening to it now, and think it would be a fine way to spend some time reflecting on the disaster of five years ago and glorying in the wonder that is New Orleans.
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Alameda County [California] Health and Ways of Living Study, 1974 Panel (ICPSR 6838)
Principal Investigator(s): Kaplan, George A., California Department of Health Services. Human Population Laboratory
These data constitute the second wave of a survey designed to study the influence of health practices and social relationships on the physical and mental health of a typical sample of the population. The first wave (HEALTH AND WAYS OF LIVING STUDY, 1965 PANEL [ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA] [ICPSR 6688]) collected information for 6,928 respondents (including approximately 500 women aged 65 years and older) on chronic health conditions, health behaviors, social involvements, and psychological characteristics. The 1974 questionnaire was sent to 6,246 living subjects who had responded in 1965, and were able to be located. A total of 4,864 individuals responded in 1974. Questions were asked on marital and life satisfaction, parenting, physical activities, employment, and childhood experiences. Demographic information on age, race, height, weight, education, income, and religion was also collected. Included with this dataset is a separate file (Part 2) containing mortality data for respondents who died between the 1965 and 1974 panels, and information on nonrespondents.
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A quick look at the advanced state of robotics shows that most functions performed by hand can be replicated by machines. Robotics also has several advantages over their human counterparts such as no training costs and continuous operation.
If these robots gained the ability to move around on their own then it opens up the potential to have a fully automated mass manufacturing operation. For example a company could have a factory that could completely reconfigure itself to mass manufacture any product in a few hours. The robots could also be algorithmically driven to optimally position themselves for mass production. Best practices could be instantly be deployed through over the air software updates. These automated mass manufacturing plants would be highly efficient because a company could sell unused capacity to mass manufacture products for other companies with smaller needs.
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The Grand Prairie Arts Council presents Annie, playing at the Uptown Theater, 120 E. Main St. Tickets for Annie go on sale Sunday, March 24, the show times are as follows:
Friday, Dec. 6: 8:00 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 7: 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 8: 2:00 p.m.Friday, Dec. 13: 8:00 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 14: 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 15: 2:00 p.m.
Leapin' Lizards! The popular comic strip heroine takes center stage in one of the world's best-loved musicals. Little orphan ANNIE is determined to find her parents, who abandoned her years ago. She finds a new home and family in billionaire Oliver Warbucks, Grace Farrell, and a lovable mutt named Sandy.
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The City of Grand Prairie will hold two public hearings on a proposal to increase total tax revenues from properties on the tax roll in the preceding tax year by 2.31 percent (percentage by which proposed tax rate exceeds lower of rollback tax rate or effective tax calculated under Chapter 26, Tax Code). Your individual taxes may increase at a greater or lesser rate, or even decrease, depending on the change in the taxable value of your property in relation to the change in taxable value of all other property and the tax rate that is adopted.
The first public hearing will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 20, 2013, at City Council Chambers, 317 College St., Grand Prairie, TX 75050.
The second public hearing will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 3, 2013, at City Council Chambers, 317 College St., Grand Prairie, TX 75050.
The members of the governing body voted on the proposal to consider the tax increase as follows:
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American Osteopathic Association President Carlo DiMarco, DO, introduced students to the organization he represents.
"LECOM, the AOA and I are invested in your success," Dr. DiMarco told LECOM Bradenton first and second-year osteopathic medical students. "The training you receive will allow you to become the best osteopathic physicians you can be."
|AOA President Carlo DiMarco visited LECOM Bradenton recently. Pictured, from left, are Dr. DiMarco, LECOM Bradenton students Katie Menssen (SGA President), Ambrose Panico (Class of 2011 President), and Aron McCloud (SOMA President).
Dr. DiMarco said there is no shortage of resources available for students at the AOA. There's an AOA channel on YouTube and mentoring programs available for osteopathic medical students.
Dr. DiMarco also addressed residency opportunities.
An increasing number of medical school graduates mean more competition for residencies.
Because of limited opportunities in graduate medical education, DiMarco practiced family medicine for a couple of years after graduation instead of going straight into ophthalmology.
"You shouldn't have to find yourselves like I did," he said.
In addition to being AOA president, Dr. DiMarco is a professor, regional dean of clinical medicine and director of the ophthalmology residence program at LECOM in Erie, Pa.


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Blog: Revenue is the most important metric
When I meet with an operator, I have learned to scale down my initial questions.
To break the ice, and begin a productive discussion, I ask: What do you know now about the carwash business that you wished you had known when you first entered it?
We exchange more needed pleasantries, but eventually, I get to the key question.
"Looking at the financial performance of your carwash," I begin, "on a scale of one to 10 with 10 being peak capacity, where would you rate your carwash today?"
Many operators are stunned by this direct question. Others get a little testy.
Truthfully, I don't blame them.
Operators are proud to share with me, and rightly so, that their wash has a phenomenal uptime record.
Also, chemical companies have made tremendous advances in cleaning safely and quickly even the most difficult surfaces, and always in very challenging environments.
For sure, eye-popping uptimes and consistent wash quality are two notable achievements which have really helped operators wash more cars.
Yet in today's economic environment, most carwash operators need more.
Operators and suppliers may emphasize their 98 percent equipment uptime, yet does that metric really matter when so many washes are operating at only 60-70 percent capacity?
How will the industry respond to this chronic and unforgiving revenue crisis?
Let's hope, as they have consciously done in the past, that operators and the leading and most innovative suppliers will choose to work together, and overcome this obvious obstacle which is severely limiting the financial success of the entire industry.
Developing and implementing a solid marketing plan at every carwash site, in truth, is as important to the industry now, as maintaining a 98% uptime was 10 years ago.
It remains to be seen, of course, which savvy operators and value-added suppliers will act upon this game-changing concept, and begin to build a larger customer base.


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March 7, 2009Boiling Springs, NC – The Pfeiffer University men's and women's tennis teams each fell to 7-0 to non-conference foe Gardner-Webb University on Saturday afternoon. Both the Pfeiffer women's and men's records rest at 4-4 on the season overall.
The Falcons were swept by the Bulldogs, but both teams were able to give a strong showing against their Division I competitors. The women were led by Patty Dominguez (Caracas, Venezuela) who the Bulldogs were unable to shutout, but fell in the number one position 6-0, 6-3. Philip Lawson (Johannesburg, South Africa) also lost by the same score in the number one position for the men. AJ Flores (Atlanta, GA) and Sid Kaushik (India) came out strong for the men's doubles efforts, but fell just sort in the second doubles match 8-6.Tennis Match Results Pfeiffer vs Gardner-Webb Mar 07, 2009 at Boiling Springs, N.C. Gardner-Webb 7, Pfeiffer 0 Singles competition 1. SLESAREV, Evgeny (GWU) def. LAWSON, Philip (PFEIF) 6-0, 6-3 2. VEEDER, Andrew (GWU) def. KAUSHIK, Sid (PFEIF) 6-2, 6-0 3. ALTMAYER, Rafael (GWU) def. DE WIT, Johan (PFEIF) 7-5, 6-1 4. LAWLOR, Jamie (GWU) def. FLORES, AJ (PFEIF) 6-2, 6-4 5. QUIJANO, Carlos (GWU) def. POUCHET, Frank (PFEIF) 6-0, 6-1 6. BERNTHAL, Ryan (GWU) def. SIMPSON, Cody (PFEIF) 6-2, 6-1 Doubles competition 1. SLESAREV, Evgeny/VEEDER, Andrew (GWU) def. LAWSON, Philip/DE WIT, Johan (PFEIF) 8-5 2. FLORES, AJ/KAUSHIK, Sid (PFEIF) def. ALTMAYER, Rafael/QUIJANO, Carlos (GWU) 8-6 3. BERNTHAL, Ryan/LAWLOR, Jamie (GWU) def. SIMPSON, Cody/POUCHET, Frank (PFEIF) 8-1


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Q:Hi i am 35yrs old from bangalore.male.i have dry hair so almost every day i have to take head bath other waise i cant comb .i have hair fall problem also.i have read about this product and i would like to buy this.can i use this product? is it useful for me? what kind of result can i expect?
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|Sam Fuld Inspires Kids and Families at the All Children's Diabetes Day
The Tampa Bay Rays outfielder was the keynote speaker for the second straight year at the All Children's Hospital Diabetes Family Day and gave a lively and insightful presentation on his life with type 1 diabetes. More than 100 people packed the conference hall in the Outpatient Care Center to listen to Fuld's message and insights, then take part in an informative question-and-answer session that covered a wide range of topics about managing the condition.
In addition to Fuld's showcase appearance, the event featured expert presentations on nutrition, physical activity and mental health as well as tables of vendor displays of the latest diabetes care technology and management tools. But the big hit was "Super Sam," who took time to appear in the midst of a busy weekend highlighted by Tampa Bay's three-game sweep of the visiting Oakland Athletics.
"I was 10 years old when I was diagnosed and I had the normal symptoms of the diabetic who didn't know they were diabetic - thirsty all the time, going to the bathroom all the time, and I lost about 10 pounds, which at the age of 10 is a little odd," he told the crowd.
Fuld went on discuss his experience growing up with diabetes and how he became self-sufficient at managing his own care fairly quickly. "I was injecting myself and poking my finger all by myself," he explained. "... I was very lucky to have a lot of positive support from everybody: doctors, parents, friends. And I just sort of had a positive attitude with it from the day I was diagnosed.
"I had no idea what I was getting into and I was scared. I know my parents were twice as scared as I was. But I figured there's nothing I can do about it. It's not going away ... so I might as well make the most of it. And I've carried that attitude all through my life. If there's anything you all can learn, it's to just stay positive."
"I would say that the event was a great success," said Dr. Suzanne Jackman, who gave a presentation on type 1 diabetes and physical activity. "It was great to see members of the diabetes community in the Tampa Bay area - from parents to kids to grandparents as well as doctors, nurses and nutritionists - all coming together to learn more about type 1 diabetes, support each other and remain active in the diabetes community."
As for Fuld's presence, Dr. Jackman added, "Sam is inspirational for the kids - to really see someone who has been very successful at keeping a level head, and keeping things in perspective and being able to excel with type 1 diabetes. I'd say Sam has such a positive and can-do attitude and provides such positive energy to the kids."
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The N.C. Department of Transportation began its setup on Wednesday for this evening's winter storm, and its trucks hit the road Thursday to pre-emptively coat roads that could freeze under a layer of the mixture.
The NCDOT calls it brine — its mixture of water with a 23 percent salt concentration. The agency got the word out on Twitter with the hashtag "#brinetime."
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"What they did (Thursday) was put brine out on the roads in the northern part of the county," said Hollie Allen, communications officer with the NCDOT. "And, they're going to watch the weather and kind of re-evaluate things tomorrow morning to see if they need to brine more roads before the system comes in."
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• Irish moss or Scotch moss (sagina subulata) is a moss-like groundcover with small white summer flowers. It is ideal for rock gardens, but can be a grass substitute for some sites. It does best in rich, well-drained acid soils, according to Ellis, and is hardy in zones 5 to 9. Be sure to find the sagina species, as several other plants are also often sold as Scotch or Irish moss.
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GRIFTON — Dr. Ivy Oakley Heath has opened a new and larger Faithful Friends Veterinary Hospital on the same property a mile north of DuPont in Grifton.
In November, the practice was awarded as one of the top four veterinary hospitals in the country by Idexx Laboratories, a Maine company supplying diagnostic veterinarian equipment.
"These are hospitals that practice the highest quality of medicine," Heath said, "and practice exemplary care in human-animal bonds."
The firm's website features a marketing video of each of the four winners, placing the Lenoir County facility on the same list with animal hospitals in Seattle, Philadephia and Albany, N.Y. The video, released at a veterinarian conference in Orlando, Fla., now is being shown at a variety of conferences throughout the nation.
"We're extremely proud and excited about our award," Heath said, "It's put Grifton on the map."
Moving from 1,500 square feet of space, Faithful Friends now offers a 4,700-square-foot facility with radiographs, cryosurgery for warts and tumors, ultrasound testing and human-grade lasers to treat pain, such as dental and joint pain and hip dysplasia, and heal incisions faster, Heath said. In fact, they heal about three times faster with the laser treatment, she said.
"Animals love it," Heath said. "It just feels like a warm wand."
In addition, the hospital offers paperless records and iPads in every room. Report cards and lab reports are emailed to the patients' owners. Most lab results can be provided within 20 minutes, she said.
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Having already lost a dog, the lady's expenses for the Christmas puppy named "Noel" were paid through the fund.
"To this day this woman is going to cancer treatment and this dog is by her side," Heath said.
Many patients come from as far away as Cary, the Outer Banks and Virginia Beach, Va., to Faithful Friends for dermatological problems, a second opinion, or even a second chance. Heath said she uses as many diagnostic tests as she can to find the problem.
Heath graduated with a Bachelor of Science in biology in 1996 and a doctorate at N.C. State in 2001. She worked at a Greenville veterinary clinic and after having three children, began doing emergency work at night. She decided she would continue working solo by opening her own practice and offer high-quality care. She has seven employees.
Her business grew so much, despite the economic downturn in 2008, the expansion became necessary.
"It is my passion," she said about her career. "I think it's what makes me fulfilled. At the age of 4, I know I was called by God to do this."
Her goal is to turn the former building into a pet spa.
"It's not just the pet," she said about the reason for her career, "it's the pet and the person. ... When I can make that bond stronger, then I'm happy."
Heath resides in Fort Barnwell in Craven County with her husband David and their children, Caleb, 11, Hannabelle, 9, and Elijah, 8.
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Eligibility: Sr. Major: Sports Management
Orlando Castillo enters his fourth season at Pfeiffer.
2013: Posted a 10-7 record in doubles play (4-3 CC) . . . saw action in the number two (1-0) and three (9-7) positions.
2012: Posted a 7-8 doubles record (3-5 CC)…saw action in the number one position (0-1) and the number two position (7-7)…partnered with Luis Villalta.
2011: Saw action in ten singles matches…saw action in 16 doubles matches.
Personal: Son of Orlando Castillo and Zulay Aranguren…born on 12/21/93…majoring in sport management wtih a minor in business administration.


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was transporting down the road and looked back and it had popped open lucky i had a strap wrapped from the frame to the bar. it held it up till i stopped on the freeway. Lot scary. drilled out the cheap push locks and installed pins that go all the way through. but really don't use it too much anymore. modified the rack so i didn't have to use it. didn't want to take the chance. expensive chance to take.
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The Founder Institute, the world's largest startup accelerator, is preparing to launch a very promising Saint Petersburg Spring 2014 Semester.
We have many great startup mentors confirmed, and impressive founders are beginning to enroll in the program as well. But, time is running out to apply.
This Sunday (2014-03-30) is the Early Application Deadline. If you apply by Sunday, you get to take the Predictive Admissions Test for free ($50 value), and are also eligible to receive one of several Founder Institute Fellowships.
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As the final seconds ticked away in the Havelock's 55-21 victory over Concord to win the state championship, fans began to chant in unison, "It's almost over. It's almost over."
What was over was the Rams second consecutive state 3A football championship.
"Havelock is known for traveling to every away game we have," said quarterback Pharoh Cooper, who was named most valuable player in the game. "I love love all the fans. They support us all the time and that's what keeps us going."
Havelock principal Jeff Murphy enjoyed seeing all the fans in the stands.
"Havelock is a football town and they love the Rams," he said. "Win or lose they are there for us, but they love it when we win."
The Rams trailed 21-20 at halftime but rallied in the second half.
"I think they made an awesome adjustment on defense at halftime. They shut them out this second half," said Brian Woods, a fan who came from Havelock. "They are fantastic fans. Look how many people came from Havelock, a four hour, four and a half hour ride."
Woods said it takes enthusiasm and integrity to make a good Havelock fan.
"I'm just happy to be here to enjoy my son's second championship and I'm just loving it," said Anthony Fisher Sr., father of player Anthony Fisher. "Everybody has performed well. It was a little shaky at first. Towards the middle of the second quarter that's when Havelock really opened up and I enjoyed it the rest of the game."
"I think it's a very unique situation and it's an honor for any team and any coach to get that far and have worked that hared to achieve those goals," said Paula Snead, wife of Havelock High School assistant principal Jeff Snead.
Payton Ennis, the Snead's grandson was in the stands as well at Wake Forest BB&T Field to watch the game.
Derrell Scott and Pharoh Cooper were Ennis' favorite players because of their speed.
"They can juke through and outrun a lot of people," Ennis said.
Though his son Dallas Cowboy Bruce Carter hasn't played for the Rams for years, Bruce Prichard, of Havelock, was their to support players Deshone Godette and A.J. Coplon.
"Those are my two cousins," Prichard said. "I came to the games as much as I could. I fly back and forth from Dallas on the weekends to see my son's games. It's amazing to sit here and watch these kids grow up. My son comes out here, supports the team and talks to them. It paid off. It's amazing."
James Williams was here with wife Tamara Vanover, to see son Andrew Vanover, a sophomore linebacker.
"We are very proud of him. He was hurt last year and he had to sit out. He's the second leading tackler on the team. It's great. It's awesome. It's something that he'll never forget and we won't either," he said.
Williams said he wasn't surprised the team returned to the state championships two years in a row. "They had a good team." And about coach Jim Bob Bryant, Williams said "I think he turned the whole program around."
"They're awesome," said Jenny Cruz, of Havelock. "All the boys out there deserve it."
She didn't have a child on the field but she was still in the stands as a huge fan of the team.
"I'm just a friend of a lot of the parents and I've known a lot of these boys since they were real young."
Roger King, whose grandson, kicker Dylan Baker, is on the team, brought a sign that said "Ramnation"
"I watched the game last year from Norway. I'm glad to be here in person this year. The support that the local people give to this high school football team is amazing. A lot of the fans have no children in the school," King said.
Havelock Mayor Jimmy Sanders was able to make it to this year's championship game after missing last year's due to a pre-planned trip.
"I think it's fantastic. They've got all the weapons and everything they need," Sanders said. "Look at the fans. Those folks over there came from Atlanta to be here," he said. "Once you're a Ram fan, you're always a Ram fan."


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The girls have a lovely lavender plant growing rather wildly in their play garden that we planted in the Spring, and it is currently providing a beautiful heady scent that fills the air.
C picked some recently and we used it to add a lovely natural scent to a new batch of purple, non-cook play dough. It smells absolutely wonderful when they play with it and is a nice alternative to flavourings!
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- a big squeeze of liquid food colouring
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- Mix the dry ingredients. Stir through the oil. Add the boiling water and stir vigorously until all lumps are gone and it begins to come together. Then knead it until it stops being sticky. Add colouring and any flavouring/ natural scent at the kneading stage.
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I am amazed at how little attention has been given to the horrobile violence instigated by terrorists in India ! Think about it : obviously
what the attackers had in mind was the killing ,or taking hostage of Americans , British and Jews- there should be no arguement there , because the terrorists themselves called for those mentioned people themselves at one point in the storming of the Taj Mahal Hotel.
The warfare and conflict carried on through today, with a lot of noise and some massacre . Targets included airports, railway stations,restaurants popular with tourists and foreigners , hospitals , police stations, and a Mumbai ultra-orthodox Jewish outreach group called Chabad Lubavitch , I think it was . One Jewish victom was a rabbi from Brooklyn , USA. The last I heard the amount of dead rose to 160-something.
It's been an all-around horror ,and the works of a very well-planned and sofisticated stratigy of warfare. It is not yet known just who is responsible, but as I heard it,a group called Deccan Mujahedin said they were responsible for the attack and they sent this message to the Indian media. They are a radical Islamic organization who have contacts with Al Qaeda , and maybe other prominate anti- American , anti-Indian groups too. JIHAD IS ALIVE AND REAL .
This event should be of concern for everyone here in this country ( and other countries who are on their "Infidel " list ) . Is is glaringly significant, and we should all ask ourselves what is all about- ; what message does it bring, why? , and other such questions. Instead of reading the funnies, or watching "deal or No Deal ? " they should be watching the news. People come home tired at night and want to relax after a hard day's work, or they are busy paying attention to thier social and domestic interests, or thinking about what to buy for Christmas, BUT ...someway, somehow, they should develope some perspective on the Islamist jihad action around the world and what it means. But—-who do YOU know who even understands anything about it ?
There is an incredible amount of ignorance , both about what is really going on and the very nature of Islam. The ignorance of the "West " is terrible, and worrisome to those who are tuned in to the reality of it all.
Many , I included,are concerned about the will of Europeans to defend themselves and their freedoms against Islamic determination and imposition. Look at the ultra-anglo-saxon, and classic country of England, who were once such an inspiring power in the world : Muslim ambassadors are out to intimidate this country, and force Sharia-like restrictions on Western liberties . That country and many others. Is this something to be afraid of ? You betcha !
After the Danish cartoon protests not a single newspaper in Briton printed these cartoons, and only one newspaper in America had the gumption to print these drawings. Nobody wants to say it, or admit it, but by being this way we are allowing ourselves to be intimidated and we are actually afraid of consequences . There is fear, and the people of this country don't even understand that it's there . By being silent they will tell you , they are just "showing respect " to the Muslims.
So, in veiw of all this, what should we; you and I, be thinking or doing ? Anything; anything is better than just turning around and ignoring it . First, take an interest; read some books and watch the news. Speak up or/and join a group who are aware of the great threat that a religion-induced , ruthless, angry, fanatic, unflappably determined , hateing force like active radical Islamists means in our modern and free world. And quit defending those people who call you a sinful "unbeliever" , and an "Infidel " .
It is time to understand that Islam, is indeed, our enemy , and the other one ? The other enemy is ignorance—; it will pave the way towards Muslim victory. They are counting on it . Lets look in the mirror and ask ourselves if we are amonst those who know enough to be able to defend ourselves .


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GALLIPOLIS — James Burdette wasn't sure what to do when he spotted a large bobcat next to the road during his early morning newspaper delivery route just north of Gallipolis.
"I wasn't sure if it was alive or dead," said Burdette, a newspaper carrier for the Gallipolis Daily Tribune.
Turns out it was dead, purportedly from a gunshot wound.
It was about 7:20 a.m. Wednesday when Burdette and another man pulled up to a residence on Burnheimer Road to deliver a newspaper. It was then that he spotted the animal "near the boxes."
"I thought it was still alive the way it was perched," Burdette said. "We kept looking for it to move, but found out it was dead. It had been shot."
According to Roy Rucker, Gallia County's wildlife officer for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, the female bobcat suffered a gunshot wound behind its left shoulder.
"(Bobcats) are a threatened species in Ohio and they are very important to us," Rucker said. "This bobcat was shot, but it's still under investigation."
In Ohio, bobcats are a threatened species, which means the animal is vulnerable to endangerment in the near future. But according to a proposal last month by the ODNR's Wildlife Division, the agency is recommending that bobcats be removed from the threatened species list.
According to the ODNR website, bobcats were one of 71 species on Ohio's first endangered list in 1974. However, the bobcat population began to rebound in the 1970s, and in recent years the number of verified sightings has continued to increase, prompting the status change from endangered to threatened in 2012.
Since bobcats are considered a protected species in Ohio with no hunting or trapping season, Rucker said fines, court costs and restitution are much steeper than it would be for killing a common animal not on a protected list.
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Burdette said he suspects the bobcat was killed a couple of hours before his arrival.
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LaGrange City Council signed off this morning on an agreement between the city, Callaway Foundation, Downtown Development Authority and developer for a long-anticipated downtown hotel.
The 100-room hotel, under the Marriott brand, will be built at the site of the former Mansour's department store on the west side of the square. Directly behind the hotel, between it and Country's Barbecue, will be a 200-space parking deck for hotel and public use.
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Natura Donates Truckloads of Healthful Innova Pet Food to Best Friends Animal Society
Natural pet food company gives more than 40,000 pounds of dog and cat food cans
Davis, CA – Natura Pet Products, makers of Innova®, EVO®, California Natural®, HealthWise®, Karma® and Mother Nature® brand pet foods and treats, has teamed up with Best Friends Animal Society to help feed homeless and in‐need pets.
"We are proud to have been able to share more than 40,000 pounds of our healthful Innova dog and cat food cans with Best Friends Animal Society. This exceptional animal welfare organization has shown unsurpassed dedication to the care of thousands of animals and its mission provides an extension of Natura's philosophy for animal health and well being," said Don Scott, President of Natura.
Located in Kanab, Utah, Best Friends Animal Society is a non‐profit animal welfare organization working with shelters, rescue groups and members nationwide to bring about a time when there will be no more homeless pets. Best Friends operates the nation's largest sanctuary for homeless animals, and provides adoption, educational programs, and other services for the support of healthful and loving pet care to all animals.
The Innova dog and cat food received from Natura will provide natural and healthful options for the animals residing in the Best Friends Animal Society animal sanctuary.
"We are extremely grateful to Natura Pet Products for its generous gift. Natura's donation expands our resources to help keep homeless animals healthy with a wholesome, nutritious diet," said Vicki Kilmer‐Rinker, Director of Marketing for Best Friends Animal Society.
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