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Willie James Grimes walked out of prison in May after spending 24 years behind bars.
But the 66-year-old man still isn't technically free. He remains shackled by a justice system that considers him to be a convicted rapist.
Grimes and his friends and supporters hope that will change this week. A three-judge panel is considering Grimes' claims that he should be declared innocent of the charges that took away a quarter century of his life.
In July 1988, Grimes was sentenced to life behind bars for two counts of first-degree rape in Catawba County. He also received nine additional years for one count of second-degree kidnapping.
Grimes was released on parole from the Gaston Correctional Center in Dallas in May, at which time he was forced to register as a sex offender. He has remained in Gaston County because he has relatives here.
But he and others have continued to maintain he did not commit the rape and kidnapping. In April, the state Innocence Inquiry Commission agreed, ruling that enough credible evidence exists to refer Grimes' case to a panel of Superior Court judges. That panel will decide if Grimes should be declared innocent.
The hearing for Grimes began Monday at the Catawba County Courthouse in Newton. The judges conducting the hearing include David Lee of Union County, Carl Fox of Orange and Chatham counties, and Sharon Barrett of Buncombe County.
In 2003, Grimes' case drew the attention of Christine Mumma, director of the Durham-based N.C. Center on Actual Innocence. She was instrumental in getting the state to establish the innocence commission in 2006, giving wrongly convicted people a pathway to freedom.
On Monday, Mumma said she expects the panel of judges to issue a ruling by the end of this week.
In an interview in May, Grimes said he planned to focus on his future rather than the past.
"Time don't seem like the big thing. I did that (time). That's behind me," he said, seated beside his only surviving sibling and a cousin. "You keep thinking about the past, it's only going to hold you back, or hold you up."
Grimes was only 40 in October 1987 when he was charged with sexually assaulting a 69-year-old Hickory woman in her home. A jury convicted him of those crimes in July 1988.
Grimes maintained he was innocent throughout his time in prison, although if he had admitted guilt it could have brought about an earlier release.
His conviction was based largely on the victim, who has since died, visually identifying him as the attacker. But studies have shown such visual identifications are unreliable in many cases, such as when a traumatized rape victim is trying to identify someone of a different race, Mumma said.
There have been 291 cases across the country in which convicts have been exonerated based on DNA evidence. Seventy-five percent of those convictions involved visual identification of the suspect, Mumma said.
Grimes said in May he harbored bitterness about his situation for much of the time he was in prison. Five of his siblings died during his time there. His sister, Gladys Perkins of Kings Mountain, is the only one still surviving.
"I lost about all my family," he said in May. "A lot of my nieces and nephews are grown up and don't know me. But I can't hold a grudge anymore because God is love, and we've got to try to be like him."
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Kenmore Elite 6.1 cu. ft. Electric Range - Dual Convection
Prepare food faster with this Kenmore Elite 6.1 cu. ft. electric range 9505. Dual convection means less prep and cook time to complete a meal. Easy Set™ 586 electronic controls let you to program the ideal oven temperature with just the touch of a button.The convenience of Turbo Boil Flex technology brings water to a boil more quickly on the sleek, smooth ceramic glass cooktop. Easy to maintain, the self-cleaning oven cycle and flat cooktop make cleanup a breeze. For convenience and rapid cooking, this Kenmore electric range with convection oven can't be beat.
- True Dual Convection uses two convection fans and a third hidden heating element to cook evenly baked meals up to 44% faster than Kenmore ovens without convection.
- The Turbo Boil FLEX element combines a single high and low wattage element to deliver rapid heat and slow warming so you can warm, boil and simmer without moving the pot.
- The dual element swaps from 9- to 12-inch sizes in seconds, giving pots and pans the fit they need for even heat and optimum cooking.
- Easy Set™ electronic oven controls automate temperature, timer and other features so you can bake a pie, roast beef or cook a casserole with just the touch of a finger.
- Durable and sleek, the ceramic glass cooktop adds a modern look to the kitchen while cleaning spills easily, fending off scrapes and avoiding damage from dropped utensils.
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Its beautiful, easy to clean and makes wonderful food.
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I waited to review this range until I had really given it a work out. I have now had this range for 6 months and it is fantastic. I got it in white with the white glass top. Note: clean spills immediately after cool down with glass range cleaner. and it will look pristine. Convection is a wonderful thing! Biscuits & cakes rise unbelievably high. Cooking time is reduced. Self cleaning oven is great. Note: If you choose white DO NOT use standard clean time of 3 hrs- will turn the oven door top brown.Learned this lesson on the last range. Usually just an hour is plenty. Remove racks also if you like them shiny as they will dull if left inside during clean cycle. Programming is easy and accurate, as is oven temperatures. My only negative about this range is that the Hot indicator light could show which burner is indicated.
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The Good - 1. The oven warms up quickly and even tells you the current temperature so you can easily gage how much longer before it reaches you set temperature to place your food in it. 2. The range has multiple pan sized circle on the range to choose from. 3. The rapid boil feature, as an electric range user turning the **** to 7 or 8 was a no-no in the past, but if you are in a hurry to boil water - it is there (I have been content with "5" which was fast and hot enough for me so far). The Quirky - 1, The noise the oven makes during warm up due to the fans circulating the heat will not allow you quietly prepare anything. But it stops after the stove emits a loud beep to alert everone within the house that it reached optimum temperature. (So much for surprising the family with fresh hot biscuits in the morning). Also, if you like to pop things into the oven before the optimum temperature is set, the fan will blow the hot air into your face when you open the oven. It is best to wait instead, because although opening the door stops the fans, it doen't stop fast enough to avoid the blast of heat. 2. The "hot" eye does not light a led on the panel to remind you not to touch it. There is just a general led light that says the entire surface is hot. Thanks to the radiant nature of this range though, one "hot" eye kind of heats up the whole surface, so I guess it is justified and you should treat the entire surface as if it will burn you. 3. You've got to get used to setting the baking tempearture with "start and stop" - wait too long to push start (after entering the temperature amount) and the oven makes you start all over again. The weirder part is that you set the timmer using just the timer button (on/off) and the keypad numbers (whole minutes only not seconds). The problem is that I've hit "stop" (by mistake to turn off the timer, you're supposed to hit the timer button), so actually turned off the oven a couple of times - instead of stopping the timer. It would have ruined a cake but the casserole "was salvageable" - it just made dinner late.
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It's not your grandma's electric range. You can do so much at once & my wife loves it!
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Purchased this range with knowledge of very high rankings from JD Power for Kenmore Elite for the past two years. We just got delivery of our new Kenmore Elite 6.1, model 95052 today to replace a 19 yr. old builder grade Whirlpool that oven door glass cracked on inside which still functioned but always ran 50-75 degres hot. So time for replacement. I rated "average" on our new Kenmore Elite for now, only because of two reasons. #1 The digital clock is a lovely blue but it's so blaring and extremely fuzzy from even a short distance. OK for those who don't care what time it is, but really hurts my eyes just looking at it. Bottom line - The digital numbers seem way too thick in width. #2 The oven racks. Yes, have only cooked 1 meal in this oven but must be i'm not used to the rack being so slippery with our old 9 x 11 pan? Almost slid the whole casserole pan straight onto the oven glass door. While the racks/levels do have somewhat of a stop point toward the back, i think Kenmore/? should have increased/raised the notch on the back of the rack to ensure the rack, etc. doesn't land on the glass door. It seems the weight of your casserole/pan isn't supported enough on the back and the rack (with weight of pan/content) tends to slide/angle forward to you, almost crashing onto the oven glass door when taking it out - if your not very careful. All in all, so far - love the looks (except for new handle design with Elite - would have much preferred straight/simple classic style handles over Elite's new style that has flairs/web on end), it seems to cook food fast, ease of use seems good, hope it's a keeper.
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First Known Use: 14th century
verb con·demn \kən-ˈdem\
: to say in a strong and definite way that someone or something is bad or wrong
: to give (someone) a usually severe punishment
: to cause (someone) to suffer or live in difficult or unpleasant conditions
Full Definition of CONDEMN
transitive verb
: to declare to be reprehensible, wrong, or evil usually after weighing evidence and without reservation <a policy widely condemned as racist>
: to adjudge unfit for use or consumption <condemn an old apartment building>
: to declare convertible to public use under the right of eminent domain
— con·dem·nable \-ˈdem-nə-bəl, -ˈde-mə-\ adjective
— con·dem·na·to·ry \-ˈdem-nə-ˌtȯr-ē, -ˈde-mə-\ adjective
— con·demn·er \-ˈde-mər\ or con·dem·nor \kən-ˈde-mər; kən-ˌdem-ˈnȯr, ˌkän-\ noun
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- We strongly condemn this attack against our allies.
- The government condemns all acts of terrorism.
- The country condemns the use of violence on prisoners.
- The school condemns cheating, and any student caught cheating will be expelled.
- City officials condemned our apartment building and forced us to leave.
Origin of CONDEMN
Middle English, from Anglo-French condempner, from Latin condemnare, from com- + damnare to condemn — more at damn
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The star of The Elephant Man thanks fans for his second Broadway.com Audience Choice Award win!May 20, 2015
Fun Home Tony nominee Sydney Lucas on the best thing she ever won, what gifts she likes to receive backstage and her secret crush.May 20, 2015
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Brenda Andrews Thrash, 50, passed away, June 2, 2013, at North Mississippi Medical Center in West Point.
Brenda was born February 2, 1963, in West Point, to Melba Nell Wilson Andrews and Melvin Andrews. She was a cafeteria worker in the public school system for 12 years and was a Baptist.
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The Diamond Dawgs struck early and often in the elimination Championship Game of the Starkville Regional Monday night, defeating the feisty Central Arkansas Bears by a score of 6-1 to claim the championship and advance to the Super Regionals. With the victory, the 9th ranked Bulldogs (46-18) will now advance to Charlottesville, Virginia, to face the #6 national seed University of Virginia Cavaliers (50-10).
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High Point, NC – Pfeiffer University's Anthony Allende has been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas Baseball Player of the Week during week five of the 2013 - 2014 baseball season.
Pfeiffer infielder Anthony Allende had a tremendous week for the Falcons who went 4-0, including a 3-0 mark in conference play. Allende recorded three multi-hit efforts and finished the week with a .438 batting average, .471 on base percentage and .812 slugging percentage. Four of his seven hits went for extra bases as he finished with three doubles, a home run and five runs batted in.
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On Thursday at 2 p.m. at home against Limestone, the Lady Crusaders will be pursuing an eighth straight finals appearance.
And, after Monday's 4-0 victory over Converse, Abbey coach Mike Lynch is happy his team regained some of the winning ways it had lost late in the season.
"What was important to me was that we got our momentum back a little bit," said Lynch, whose team lost three of its last five regular season games. "We were confident in our play today. In championship play, you want everybody to bring their 'A' game. We were pretty close to that today."
After Meghan Philip scored on the first of Kristin Foster's three assists 23 minutes into the game, Ananda Gebreyesus scored twice (both on Foster assists) in a three-minute stretch early in the second half to end any doubt about the outcome.
Simone Melvin tallied the final goal in the 89th minute.
The Abbey (10-9), which is seeded second in the eight-team tournament, outshot the visiting Valkyries (7-10-20 by a 25-2 margin and had 15 corner kicks to four for Converse.
Still, Lynch felt Converse had some early opportunities that could've caused some anxiety – and is hopeful those near-misses will motivate his team in the future.
"They could've had a couple of goals early," Lynch said. "So we have to shore up some stuff."
Keeper Hannah Kohls, defender Alana Ryczek and midfielders Jillian Lang and Madison Sully led the shutout, which was the Lady Crusaders' seventh of the year and sixth against league opposition.
Among those shutouts was a 3-0 victory at Limestone on Sept. 15 in the regular season meeting with the Saints.
Limestone advanced to Thursday's semifinal with a 2-1 home overtime victory over Mount Olive.
"They had a very good, fast forward and a very good center midfielder," Lynch said of Limestone. "I think it's going to come down to our stopping that forward and neutralizing that midfielder."
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GASTONIA – For the past three seasons, local football coaches have derisively called the state playoffs "a conference tournament."
On Thursday, the N.C. High School Athletic Association got the message and changed the format for upcoming playoffs.
Instead of the regionally-based "pod system" that was designed to reduce playoff travel, N.C. Class 2A, 3A and 4A will revert to a simple regional concept. N.C. Class 1A will continue using the "pod system" since its teams tend to be from more sparsly-populated areas.
The change in 2A, 3A and 4A means that those classifications, which are sub-divided based on enrollment figures, will feature two 16-team regional brackets with the champions of the East and West region meeting for the state championships.
In the past three seasons, the state had four eight-team brackets before semifinal meetings for regional titles and a state championship game.
"That's great news," South Point coach Mickey Lineberger said of Thursday's decision by the NCHSAA Board of Directors. "The last two years the North Carolina Coaches Association (NCCA) recommended at our January and July meetings to do away with the 'pod system' – and it was almost a unanimous vote."
The reason coaches like Lineberger and others in the area didn't like the "pod system" was because it created so many regular season rematches between conference opponents. In each of the three years of that playoff format, Big South 3A Conference teams played rematches in the opening round every year.
"When you just play somebody you're already played, especially from your own conference, the playoffs just aren't as special. This will make the playoffs special again."
Added Kings Mountain High coach Greg Lloyd: "It's the right thing to do. It's been a Big South tournament once you get in the playoffs."
The change to the "pod system" was the major development of Thursday's meeting, which also included several other topics, including revealing plans for next year's 100th anniversary celebration of the NCHSAA.
After defeating nearby Berry Academy of Charlotte in this year's opening round, South Point defeated league rival Crest for the second time in three weeks in the second round.
Crest athletic director Guy Suttle, also a football assistant, said the rematches weren't just an issue for this area.
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"I'm like a lot of coaches who didn't like the way it had been," Cloninger said. "I've always enjoyed – and I think the people of Lincolnton enjoy – the trips and the travel we've made in the playoffs over the years."
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LA GRANGE — League-leader Erwin Triton was running away with things while North Lenoir was busy figuring things out.
By the time it did, it was too little too late.
Maurice McBryde led three Triton players in double figures with 18 points, and a huge run that spanned more than a quarter was too much for North Lenoir to overcome as Triton won 61-59 to hold on to first place at Wooten Gymnasium on Thursday.
Jauquaz Jones scored a game-high 25 points — 11 in the fourth quarter — as North Lenoir (10-10, 5-3 Eastern Carolina 3A) was able to overcome a 22-4 run by Triton (15-3, 6-1) and had its chances at the end to pull out the win but couldn't get over the hump.
"We got off to a real good start and then we lost it," North Lenoir coach Anthony Loftin said. "This one's tough.
"We got it to where we wanted to be at. Unfortunately the free throws just didn't go in."
North Lenoir used an 11-0 run to go up by double digits, 28-18, but a turnaround jumper by McBryde with 1:38 to play in the second quarter ended the run and sparked a 22-4 run by Triton that put it on top for good.
Kelvin Robinson's layup with 56 seconds left in the third quarter got it to within single digits at 42-34, and from there the host school methodically crept back in.
Frustrated with the play of his starters, Loftin subbed five-for-five at times, but with 6:47 left and his team down seven he felt it was time to hand the game back to his original five and they did their jobs.
The starters immediately forced a turnover which led to a 3-pointer by Javonte King to make it 46-42 with 6:26 to play.
Triton's lead didn't dip below four points after that until King stole the inbounds pass and hit Jones for a layup to make it 61-59 with 5.7 seconds to go.
Triton inbounded the ball near the baseline after a timeout, but McBryde was forced out of bounds by a double team.
North Lenoir huddled during a timeout to draw up the final play, and Braxton Davis was fouled in the act of shooting while driving the lane with 2.3 seconds left.
First free throw away — off the back iron. Second free throw away — off to the right. And there went North Lenoir's chances at pulling into a tie in the loss column with Triton.
"Once they made their run I think we panicked and we couldn't stop them. I think you could see the frustration on their faces," Loftin said. "We went to the second group until we could kind of regroup with the first group.
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|Baseball Umpires Make All the Right Calls During their Visit to All Children's Hospital
But Wednesday morning at All Children's Hospital, a crew of men in blue were delighted to strike a high profile and cheerily get in the faces of sick children and their appreciative families.
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Three umps in town for the current Tampa Bay Rays home stand - Marvin Hudson, Wally Bell and Jordan Baker - arrived on behalf of Umps Care Charities, along with Rays' mascot Raymond and sponsors from Bristol-Meyers. And they spent nearly two hours pulling wagons filled with Build-A-Bears stuffed animals and an array of outfits, hardly fitting the image of gruff, no-nonsense arbiters of America's pastime.
"We come in and it's all about the kids when we're here," said Marvin Hudson, a 14-year veteran MLB umpire and member of the executive board of Umps Care, based in Annapolis, Md. "We just try to put a smile on their face and let them know they're not forgotten because they're in a hospital. We want to make it lighter for them as far as the day goes. All the kids here are great and it's been a very rewarding trip."
Along the way, the umpires made a point of joking around with the kids they saw, often poking fun at themselves in the process.
"The home plate umpire wasn't very good last night, was he?" deadpanned Bell as he spoke to 19-year-old Nick Tutterow from Bradenton - and pointed to Hudson.
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Emma Jones, 11, won over everybody with her big personality. "Raymond, what are you doing here?" she exclaimed. She was equally excited to be presented with a stuffed animal by the umps. "Oh wow! I think I'd like the ballerina one! It's the best ever."
"It's so sweet," said her mother, Dori. "She was having a very rough day and have no idea how long we'll be here. So this is really encouraging for her. I'm very appreciative of these guys - and I know she is, too."
The group huddled in for a photo to preserve the memory of another special moment of the morning, one which captured the soft hearts of the men known for their stern ways.
"We do 12 of these kind of visits a year, and the umpires always love it," said Umps Care executive director Jenn Solochenko. "They're normal human beings first and foremost and the get a really bad rap for their line of work. But they're really great guys and they give back to their community. And they're really tremendous with the children that they see - both on the field with our ticket program and off the field in our hospitals. They give a lot of time and energy."
Baker, primarily a Triple-A umpire who has seen increasing action in the big leagues this season, experienced his first visit to a children's hospital Wednesday. It had even more meaning for the Oklahoma resident since he and his wife are expecting twins in March.
"It's really touching," he said. "To see these kids light up when you give 'em a bear. A stuffed animal goes a long way with them. It's the least we can do to get out of bed a littler earlier and try to help these kids out."
Bell has umpired in the majors for 22 years, and has been a regular at children's hospital visits since Umps Care started some eight years ago.
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Wainwright's Grain Free recipes contain all the goodness of our Wainwright's range with the added benefit of being free from all grains which makes them especially suitable for pets with a sensitive digestive system. Wainwright's Grain Free recipes are produced in both wet and dry formats for dogs. Our specially formulated dry kibble range for cats is now also exclusively available from Pets at Home.


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Make the most of a recycled tissue box. Covered with our printable clock face, it becomes a fun way to teach preschoolers how to tell time.
Look for clues with Blue, weekdays on Nick Jr.
Recycle or use a new square size tissue box. (Tissues are optional!) Kids can paint and decorate the box first or leave it plain. If painting, be sure to let dry completely before Step 3.
Cut out the clock face, hands, and legs. OPTIONAL: Laminate cut-out pieces at your local copy store for longer play life.
Attach legs to the bottom of the box as shown in the picture, so they jut out from the bottom.
Use a hole punch or utility knife (parents only) to make holes at the rounded bottoms of the hour and minute hands, in the center of Tickety Tock's nose, and in the front of the tissue box where the face will be attached.
With the unopened brad fastener, connect the hour and minute hands to the clock face, and then poke through the front of the tissue box. Reach into the box and open the brad fastener to secure it inside. Use a couple of tape loops on the back of the clock face to keep it in place.
Here's a cool craft kids can display in their bedrooms
Looking for Franklin gear? Cool beans! We've got the perfect iron-on decal
Picture this... your child's potrait "painted" by Frankin's Aunt T!
Your little one will be ready to go, after potty training play with Blue and Joe
Turn printables and pipe cleaners into a hanging craft with your dino fan!
Got a dino fan at YOUR house? Decorate kids' rooms with these Triassic triangles!
Kids will eat up the idea of dinosaur eggs resting in this sweet nest
Put those dinos in their place! It's a dino-packed scrapbook journal just for kids
Let your dino designer "cook up" this terrifying Triceratops!
Dinosaurs are on the prowl! Now your kid can can scope them out just like Dino Dan
Add a dash of dinosaurs to your family photos
Just a few scissor snips, and you've made these colorful dinosaur toppers in a snap!
Deck out your Dino Dan fan with these awesome dinosaur designs--so easy even a dinosaur could make them
Let's make some BIG music with Jack's colorful Easter egg
Curtain up on the most musical clubhouse around!
A concert T-shirt for your little fan!
All hands and tentacles on board to make this under-the-ocean outfit
Hot dog! It's Blue at the door for Halloween
Add a touch of Blue to your home decor
These are a few of MY favorite things!
Let the sun shine on Blue and you!
Pop up with sweet Mother's Day wishes from Blue and Joe!
Mom's got a clue that you love her.
Blue will be your child's constant companion all through the night
This sock was made for talkin'
Peek-a-Boo! It's Blue!
Paint your little pups Blue this Halloween
Save pennies (and that tissue box!) with Blue
Smiles from ear-to-ear
Transform a paper bag into Alana from "Dora and Friends"!
Transform a paper bag into your child's favorite explorer, Dora!
Transform a paper bag into Emma from "Dora and Friends"!
Transform a paper bag into Pablo from "Dora and Friends"!
Transform a cereal box into a soccer field!
Make this simple paper puppet and play soccer with Dora!
If you've got duct tape and envelopes... you've got this craft in the bag
Turn a paper towel roll into the PAW Patrol tower!
Turn a cereal box into a craft that will aMAZE your kids!
Kids are going to have sew much fun with this cute embroidery craft!
Tick, tock, Dora and Boots are inside this clock!
Turn a cereal box into a cute storage box for kids
Kids will be blown away by this beautiful outdoor decoration!
Transform a paper bag into your child's favorite guppy!
Turn paper bags into your favorite math-loving team!
Turn a cereal box into a barnyard and host a big bash with Benny & friends!
Kids can hop on over to the Christmas tree to hang this charming decoration!
Rabbits are brave and he�s no exception! Add Benjamin to your x-mas collection.
Peter has a new gift for you to see. It's round, and blue, and hangs on a tree.
Turn a cereal box into a swimsational storage place for your Guppy's fish tales!
Kids can make this craft in no time!
Surf's up! The Guppies can ride the waves in this cool movable craft!
Dive into Dora's Mermaid Kingdom with this simple cereal box theater!
Set the scene for marvelous missions with this majestic shoe box craft!
Ready to play some music? Hit it!
Beep, beep! The Umi Team's four-wheeled friend is here and ready for action!
Kids can take a ride with the Unicorn King on a hobbyhorse made out of a sock & broomstick!
Kids can start their own magical adventure when you put together this charming shoebox theater!
Here's the perfect party parting gift to celebrate the ending of a great day!
Shape a shoe box into a stage for your child's very own action-packed Umi adventure!


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Gaelyk is a lightweight Groovy toolkit for developing and deploying Groovy applications on Google App Engine.
Gaelyk is a thin layer on top of the Google App Engine SDK, that is aimed at simplifying the creation of applications written in the Groovy dynamic language to be deployed on GAE. Thanks to Groovlets (servlet scripts basically) and templates, and entities, you can follow an MVC paradigm for creating your applications. Several nice syntax shortcuts simplify the usage of the low-level SDK APIs, such as an email.send to: "firstname.lastname@example.com" shorthand and more.
If you want to learn more about this little framework, please have a look at the extensive tutorial.
Gaelyk was also presented recently at the Devoxx conference in Belgium, along with Patrick Chanezon descripting the GAE platform.
You can view the slides of the presentation
You can download Gaelyk and a template project in the download section of the website and get involved in the community. Particularly, you can join the Gaelyk Google Group for posting questions and chatting with the users and developers.
Gaelyk is an Open Source project licensed under the terms of the Apache Software License 2.0.
The project is hosted on GitHub.
A number of applications online already use this lightweight toolkit.
- For example, the Groovy Web Console lets you execute and share Groovy scripts online.
- The Gaelyk website itself is of course a Gaelyk application.
- The iUI iPhone JavaScript toolkit demo website is also powered by Gaelyk (best viewed with an iPhone).
- The Averone's company website is developed with Gaelyk.
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At my current job, I have coworkers who still throw interview questions at me even though I've been working there for 6 months. I though it would end after I got hired but then it continued on and on.
What is appalling is that it is precisely the ones who are poor programmers (the manager and couple other guys) who do this most.
How should I handle this situation?
P.S. I have certainly seen this at other worksites in the past, but usually there is just one jerk with a chip on his should who does it. Here, it is many people.


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Anywhere you listen to music, this will create your own listening room. It cuts off most of outside noises, and recreates the source music faithfully. This product has gone through the aging process to optimize the quality. We wanted to create earphones equal to or better than the expensive models of other companies. We pursued the best quality without compromise. For example, the housing is...
Noble 3
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The Noble 5 was inspired largely by the demand for a universal version of the Noble 8C (eight-driver acrylic CIEM). With deep, thick layered, bass and highs that never fatigue the ear, the Noble 5 strikes a balance between fun and articulate.
Noble 6
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"I'm listening to these through a Schiit Modi DAC and Schiit Asgard 2 amplifier (totally overkill for these, but I was listening with DT990's before). I listen mostly to CDs which I own and rip securely, in addition to Spotify's subscription-quality streaming. I'm not very experienced with reviewing headphones, but I will say this: These are my first CIEMs, and with this I purchase..." --Baldoak
Noble Audio 3S
Three balanced-armature silicone CIEM from Noble Audio.
Noble Audio 4C
" Synopsis: The Noble Audio 4C is a custom-fit in-ear monitor (ciem) characterized by a flat tuning with no peaks or dips from the lower bass to the lower treble range. This upgraded tuning eliminates the dip in frequency response found in the older model. The bass, while not boosted at all, has excellent extension , the mids are clear and the treble is flat until a lift in the upper range..." --Kunlun
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This bundle contains all six volumes of Shura No Toki: Age of Chaos plus the series artbox and a Shura no Toki "scroll."
According to legend, there was a group of warriors known as the Mutsu clan who were a match for any samurai even though they fought without weapons. To keep a young nobleman safe, a passerby with the name of Yakumo Mutsu becomes his bodyguard. The young master soon realizes he has gained the protection of a legendary and invincible weaponless warrior.
Contains episodes 1-26.
Special Features: Outtakes, Trailers.
Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English subtitles.
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Meadowdale baseball comes from behind to beat MP
The Tomahawks started their first baseball game as a Wesco 3A North team strong, leading 4-2 after 51/2 innings. But a couple of small mistakes paired with some clutch hitting by the Mavericks turned the game around.
Marysville Pilchuck opened with back-to-back singles, then advanced one runner with a hit-and-run. A hard-hit sacrifice fly by Jake Luton put the Tomahawks on the board.
"It was a very fast paced, well played game. (Marysville Pilchuck) came out very aggressive really early in the game," said Meadowdale head coach Bill Hummel.
The Mavericks trailed 3-0 by the third, but managed to get a couple back in their half and stay in it. They almost tied the game in the bottom of the fifth when Brian Marty hit a double and Ryan Wite moved him to third, but they couldn't bring Marty in. The next inning a Chris Anderson RBI single made it 4-2.
That set the stage for a bottom of the sixth that wasn't pretty, but still has to please Hummel going into league play.
Moises Valadez led off with an infield single, followed by a strike out and a hit batter. A passed ball put runners at second and third. Tyler McGuire hit an RBI single, but the next Maverick struck out, making it 4-3 with two-outs. Marty came to the plate and hit a single to score the tying and winning runs.
"(The Tomahawks) have been one of the stronger 4A teams in the North. ... I feel very positive about getting a win," said Hummel.
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Marysville Pilchuck 102 001 0--4 6 1
Meadowdale 002 003 X--5 10 3
Gray, Durand (5) and Walker. Elliott Reece, Reid Naughtin (5) and Brian Marty. WP--Naughtin (1-0). LP--Durand (0-1). 2B--Brian Marty (M). Records--Marysville Pilchuck 0-1 league, 0-1 overall. Meadowdale 1-0, 1-1.
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Maldives Marketing and PR Corporation in collaboration with Singapore Airlines and Kurumba Maldives hosted 11 journalists from different cities of China in Maldives from 25th – 27th March 2012. The main purpose of the visit was to strengthen Maldives exposure in China.
The media group comprises of the most advanced and influential daily newspapers, fashion, life style and travel magazines from Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu and Chongqing. A press conference was held with the Minister of Tourism, Arts & Culture Hon. Ahmed Adheeb Abdul Gafoor, Deputy Minister Mr. Mohamed Maleeh Jamal, Singapore Airlines General Manager for Maldives Mr. Christopher Yap and representatives from the industry. They were also given a presentation on the destination by MMPRC.
The journalists were updated on the status of tourism in Maldives. They were explained about the Maldives' unique selling proposition of one island; one resort concept, where each resort island is geographically located separate from each other. China being the number one market for Maldives, promotional activities that are planned to boost the market were also shared. Measures relating to domestic environmental protection and investment opportunities were also highlighted in the press conference. The media delegation also met with the Minister of Home Affairs Dr. Mohamed Jameel Ahmed. Apart from emphasizing on the political scenario and safety for travelers, the Minister thanked the Government of China for the great contribution rendered to Maldives and its people in various sectors.
In 2011, Maldives recorded a total of 931,333 arrivals. Out of which a total of 198,655 arrivals were Chinese nationalities which is 67% growth compared to 2010.This year, end of February, Maldives received a total of 40,425 Chinese arrivals. China contributes 22% of the total market share of the Maldives tourism. Such media visits would help Maldives to strengthen the positive image of the destination as well as to boost the arrivals from China to reach the target of attracting a million tourists by the end of this year.
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No group of people is more well-known for their hats than the Native Americans. The Indian tribe members have become associated with their over the top ornate head pieces. They featured feather headbands and were colorful and adorned with gems and jewels. We carry many hats in all sizes from small to large. The Indian hats we have here are so colorful. These hats are perfect for both men and women and can add something great to your next costume party or event. Here, we try our best to offer something for everyone and we are your 2014 costume headquarters. The only thing you will have left to get is the tipi. Feel free to browse our costume section for so many great hats and caps perfect for Halloween or another special event. Look here first for great Native American head wear.
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Let Dad drive away the stress
May 28 2008
Let Dad drive away the stress this Father's Day
~ Ten reasons to buy your Dad a TomTom device for Father's Day ~
28 May 2008: Just getting from 'A to B' is a thing of the past for satellite navigation systems. TomTom advises drivers to take their nagivation device wherever they go – whenever they leave home. And here's why a TomTom device should be on every son or daughter's shopping list for Father's Day this year:
1) It's less stressful: With just a few simple instructions, your TomTom navigation device plans the route ahead, and guides you to your desired destination using clear spoken and visual directions – ensuring a more relaxed, hassle-free journey. Fumbling around with paper maps, and squabbles with Mum over wrong turns, have officially been consigned to driving history!
2) It's safer: Independent research* has proven that navigation devices have a positive influence on driving safety. Seventy eight per cent of those surveyed said they felt they had 'everything under control', felt more alert behind the wheel (reaction times improved by 12 per cent) and were more conscious of traffic behind them, when using a TomTom system. Features such as advanced lane guidance** also mean that drivers never miss a turn or have to make a dangerous lane-change manoeuvre.
3) It's smarter: Your sat nav is more than just an electronic map. A TomTom device will calculate the fastest, most efficient route, taking into account previous road speeds and traffic conditions (reducing miles driven by 16 per cent, and travel time by up to 18 per cent). TomTom's unique new IQ Routes™ feature** gives even more accurate times of arrival, as it's based on real average road speeds rather than maximum speed limits. In addition, TomTom 'Traffic' models come with a plug-and-play Traffic Receiver, so Dad will always be up-to-date with the latest traffic jam reports.
4) It's more accurate than Mum: Forget those arguments with Mum (or girlfriend) about asking for directions! With a TomTom device, users are guaranteed the latest map information from day one. And now with TomTom's Map Share™ service, you can benefit from the latest road information from TomTom's online community, with thousands of corrections from users being uploaded every day.
5) It's SO easy: Your Dad won't need a degree to use his TomTom. Just a few steps is all it takes to get him on his way – he won't even need to read the manual! Tap in the postcode or address through the touch-screen or, with a GO model, simply speak the name of your destination – and off you go! And because TomTom devices are now so slim and light, you can easily carry them in your bag or pocket when you're away from the car.
6) It keeps you 'legal': The TomTom GO range offers hands-free mobile phone calling via Bluetooth®, plus an auto-answer function, so drivers keep their eyes firmly on the road and never need to answer a call manually. For Dads in a hurry, speed limit alerts warn the driver if they have started to exceed the maximum speed limit.
7) It could save you money: Safety camera alerts inform drivers about cameras well in advance, helping you stick to the speed limits, and avoiding those hefty speeding fines. Research also confirms that vehicle owners who do NOT have use of a sat nav make twelve per cent more insurance damage claims.
8) It's essential in an emergency: A wealth of safety and driving information, such as emergency service and roadside assistance numbers, location details (in case of a break-down), maintenance tips, driving regulations and first aid advice from the British Red Cross, can be found in TomTom's exclusive 'Help Me' emergency menu – included on all models.
9) It'll keep the kids happy: With hundreds of built-in Points of Interest, such as restaurants, theme parks and other attractions, Dad will be able to navigate his way – quickly and easily – to a different location every day during the school holidays. "Are we there yet?" may soon become a phrase of the past!
10) It makes driving fun again: No need to worry about getting to the right place at the right time – leave it to TomTom! And your Dad can even personalise his TomTom device with a multitude of different sounds, colour schemes, funny voices, images and icons. He can even record his own voice, if he prefers not to be directed by a stanger! He can simply plug his device into TomTom HOME, and there are thousands of options to choose from.
More information on TomTom products and features can be found at www.tomtom.com
* Research announced in 2007 by TNO and TomTom.
** Available in the new TomTom GO range from May 2008.
TomTom HOME is a free software program from TomTom that gives customers access to a huge array of services, as well as enabling them to share information and map data with the global community of TomTom users via Map Share. It allows users to manage, update and personalise their TomTom, as well as buying and installing new maps, making back-ups, downloading free software updates, and much more.


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