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Our machines can change banknotes and/or coins for tokens or up to three specified coin denominations, and they are suitable for a wide range of indoor locations. Whether you are looking for coin to coin or note to coin dispensing, wall mounted or floor standing, we aim to provide a secure solution that you can rely on.
All change machines are manufactured in the UK and have a strong reputation for reliability and security, established through countless years of proven service and customer satisfaction.
Wall mounted and free-standing change machines are both available, and can be configured to meet site specific needs. Depending on the model of machine, up to three different denominations of coins or tokens can be dispensed in return for banknotes/coins.
Hoppers are key components of change machines. Hoppers store and eject coins and tokens from the machine and the quantity of coin denominations returned by change machines directly relates to the quantity of hoppers featured.
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tw telecom Named 2012 Top Public Company by Light Reading
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- tw telecom inc. (NASDAQ: TWTC), a leading provider of managed services including Business Ethernet, converged and IP VPN solutions for enterprises throughout the U.S., today was named Light Reading's Leading Lights Award 2012 Public Company of the Year. The annual awards competition is held during the Ethernet Expo New York at the New York Hilton.
) According to the Light Reading Leading Lights Awards program information, the Public Company of the Year award is given to the firm that "stands out among its competitors, innovates constantly, makes investors proud and makes employees happy." tw telecom won the award over nine other finalists in the Company of the Year (Public) category.
Judged by Light Reading editors, with help from Heavy Reading and Pyramid Research analysts and feedback from industry sources, the Leading Lights Awards program focuses on next-generation communications technology, applications, and services, and rewards the companies that have performed well over the past year.
In accepting the award, Mike Rouleau, tw telecom Senior Vice President of Business Development and Strategy, thanked Light Reading and acknowledged his company's employees who continually work diligently to ensure its networks, products and service are exceptional.
"Our commitment to Business Ethernet is unprecedented in the industry," Rouleau said. "We have delivered Ethernet nationally to enterprises for more than a decade and are consistently one of the three leading providers of Business Ethernet across the country. Our continuous innovation strategy around Business Ethernet continues to differentiate us in the market with our customers." tw telecom's Business Ethernet provides secure, scalable, predictable network connections for any enterprise needing connectivity to remote locations, data centers and to the cloud. tw telecom is now delivering Intelligent Network capabilities over its national Business Ethernet network to meet customers' evolving needs for real-time performance metrics.
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By Greg GelpiClayton County could have a new school superintendent under contract tonight. The Clayton County Board of Education will hold a special meeting at 6 tonight to discuss and possibly vote on a personnel contract. No one with the school system would give details as to the contract or who the contract is even concerning. Board attorney Gary Sams, though, has been in contract negotiations with Barbara Pulliam's attorney. Sams was in Minnesota negotiating the contract Monday. Pulliam works as the superintendent of the St. Louis Park school system in St. Louis Park, Minn. He is expected to bring back the signed contract in time for tonight's meeting unless something delays the deal. Among Pulliam's requests, she asked for a personal driver, according to the closed-door meetings. She also asked for $500,000 in insurance, 45 days leave available immediately and $185,000 in salary. The driver request set off a round of controversy among parents and some board members who said they could not support it. A check of metro Atlanta school districts found that this is not a common benefit. At a public forum to introduce the three finalists for superintendent, Pulliam, the board's final choice for the position, said she had done research on the county and the school system. Despite this, she sent a questionnaire to all of the board members and senior administrators inquiring into the school system. "What is the most important issue that the school system must face in the next few months?" Pulliam asked in her questionnaire. "Which groups or networks of people in the school or community seek to influence school issues?" She hasn't been named the superintendent, but board Chairwoman Nedra Ware frequently called Pulliam superintendent and even explained her actions, saying that she was following Pulliam's recommendations, at last week's meeting. Pulliam's questionnaire also asked school officials to explain their roles and responsibilities in the system. A similar questionnaire was distributed to school board members, but several on Monday said they threw it away or lost it and didn't respond. Not even Deputy Superintendent Bill Horton knew what the agenda item for tonight's meeting entailed. "What it actually means is anybody's guess," Horton said. "I would assume it would be for the superintendent." He didn't know whom the contract is for, but he did know whom the contract is not for. Contracts for teachers are issued in February, and administrators receive their contracts in March. If Pulliam and the board reach an agreement on a contract, she would become the first female superintendent of Clayton County and the second black superintendent of the primarily black school system. Also on the agenda, the transportation department is requesting the approval of a bid for buses. The bid was approved in committee, but must be brought before the full board to be voted on. If the board approves the bid this month, the buses will be delivered and ready for the first day of school in the fall. The committee recommended a bid from Atlanta Freightliner of the three bids for school buses. Atlanta Freightliner bid lower on each of the three bus specifications the school system requested bids on. The bid is for the purchase of 15 72-passenger buses, five 48-passenger buses and five 48-passenger buses with lifts. The cost would be $1,498,045. Funding for the buses would come from about $500,000 from the state and the rest from local revenue collected from the special purpose local option sales tax.
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The government is reviewing a potential new benchmark for setting rates for public transportation—one that will better reflect any fare hike or rollback on the price of oil, Transportation Secretary Joseph Abaya said.
The plan, which Abaya said was proposed by Energy Secretary Carlos Petilla, is still in the early stages of study.
But the objective, Abaya said, is to come up with an acceptable middle-ground between operators of public utility vehicles (PUVs) like buses and jeepneys, and their customers.
"Why don't we just have fuel prices directly linked to fares," Abaya quoted Petilla as saying.
"We will have to study if that will indeed be a fair measure," Abaya told reporters following the oath-taking of lawyer Winston Ginez as chair of the Land Transportation Franchising Regulatory Board (LTFRB) Thursday.
Abaya clarified that the plan may not result in any actual change in policy, citing for instance the challenges in factoring in the volatile movements of the price of oil.
"That's the effect of a deregulated oil industry while fares are regulated. Volatility will be considered, but whether we can come up with a good mathematical model to simulate that would be interesting," he said.
The price of gasoline is already a factor being used to determine fare adjustments, but it is not the only consideration, LTFRB board member Rolando Corpuz told reporters in a separate interview.
Factors include vehicle depreciation and other operating costs, he added.
Corpuz also pointed to another layer of complexity—when rates have to be adjusted based on a proposed formula given the mandate for a public hearing for each fare hike or rollback.
There has to be a public hearing, Corpuz said. "It is required by law."
Nonetheless, he noted that the current measures used by the LTFRB in computing rate adjustments would also have to be modified.
"We need to look at [the measures] again. They are outdated," Corpuz said, adding that the process could take at least three months.
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1. Heat evaporated milk and egg yolks in top of double boiler over boiling water; stir for about 5 minutes, until mixture thickens and lightly coats back of wooden spoon. Remove from heat; add vanilla extract. Cool completely.
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Mouth of the Danube
December 4, 2004
Flanked by imposing mountains, one of Europe's principal rivers reaches its end in this Envisat image. The Lower Danube River flows east then north to empty into the Black Sea its triangular Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The image covers a major part of the territories of Moldavia, towards image top, along with a thin coastal slice of the Ukraine, Romania, in image middle, and Bulgaria, at the image bottom. The apparent S-shaped mountain chain dominating the image is made up of the Carpathian Mountains starting top left and the Transylvanian Alps in the middle. There is actually a break in the mountains outside the border of the image, and it is through this gap that the Danube flows east. Towards image bottom are the Balkan Mountains.
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Aura of holy might (10e, 3/4, 25Re)
All nearby foes take 30...46 holy damage. For 20 seconds, you deal 20...30% more damage with your scythe. When this Enchantment ends, all nearby foes take 30...46 holy damage.
What do you guys think of the skill? I see that Eternal Aura gets all the buzz but this skill seems to be overlooked a bit. Just curious as to you guys' opinions on the skill. It looks like a fairly OK skill. 20-30% increase shouldn't be too bad. But I wonder if that also affect the + damages on skills.


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An eighth grade girl was taken today . . . With this first sentence, readers are immediately thrust into a fast-paced thriller that doesn't let up for a moment. In a world not too far removed from our own, kids are being taken away to special workhouses if their families exceed the monthly debt limit imposed by the government. Thirteen-year-old Matt briefly wonders if he might be next, but quickly dismisses the thought. After all, his parents are financially responsible,… (more)
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Middlesboro High School Principal Bob Bennett told the school district's board of education on Tuesday that a dozen students are registered for a class being offered in the school through Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical College.
The class is taught by Amy Simpson. Students are earning their first three college credit hours while still in high school.
In another matter, Bennett said the school conducted a mock ACT on Feb. 5. Superintendent Steve Martin attended the practice assessment.
"That day, before each test began, I talked about study strategies," said Bennett.
He said students who participated in the mock assessment "did marvelously."
There are currently 50 students career and college ready, he said. The school's goal, Bennett said, is to have 51 students at that level which he anticipates exceeding by the end of the term.
Middlesboro High School's academic team has been successful this year, he said. He said the team won in the Kentucky Governor's Cup competition, something the team has not won in nearly 10 years.
The academic team also came in fourth overall in regional competition. Fourteen teams participated at the regional level. Five MHS students qualified for state competition to be held in mid March.
Members of the Lincoln Memorial University choir will visit the high school on Feb. 22 to assist the choir.
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A better episode than synopses make it sound, probably helped by some strong direction by Mike Vejar (why was it so long before he was used again?).
But the script does avoid the biggest potential pitfall by writing Wesley in a generally solid fashion and Will Wheaton again showing what he can do when given something that doesn't make you want to punch him. All super genius stuff aside, he just feels like a teen applying for uni here.
It is however the first episode to highlight the hoops the series will have to jump through in order for the character to stay on the series when Boy Genius would should really have no trouble whatsoever getting into Star Fleet. The selection process feels insanely OTT when all the candidates look better fits for the uniform than several characters we'll see over the years.
The other plot feels nice and different for the series, and shows Riker really can't cope well with others coming in and mucking about with the way he likes to do something (which will become important in Chains of Command, and in retrospect can even be seen as present in the gurning he does when Picard asked him to do something unexpected back in Farpoint. He's not actually that adaptable to new ways of working).
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Lauren Alaina on 'Idol, Meeting Carrie Underwood and Being a Role Model
"The show must go on, always," said the Georgia native. "The doctor came in and he took really good care of me and he got my voice as good as he could so I just had to go out there and do the best that I could," said Lauren.
While there was a lot of talk among both fans and 'Idol's trio of judges about the teen's wavering confidence, at last night's finale, it was clear Lauren's come out of her 'American Idol' experience a stronger person.
"I had a lot of confidence before the show but once seeing myself on TV and being like my worst critic, it threw me back a couple notches. But I feel like that was a good thing. I needed to realize that there's always something you can work on about yourself and the things I didn't like about myself I worked on the whole time I was on the show and really tried to improve myself. I feel like since there were so many people watching and I could see the outcomes and stuff, it was really helpful for me to grow as a person and an artist."
One criticism both Lauren and Scotty faced had to do with their ages. Asked if she wished she'd waited until she was a bit older to try out for 'American Idol,' Lauren has no regrets.
"No, I feel like people misjudge young people because they think that they're not ready. But I feel like if something's your dream and you know what you want, you should go for it."
One of Lauren's dreams was meeting and performing with her personal idol, season 4 winner, Carrie Underwood. Now that she's achieved 'Idol' stardom herself, Lauren talked about being a role model.
"I'm a huge country music fan and there are so any girls that I look up to, especially Carrie Underwood, everyone knows that, I've shouted that one out loud for a while now. And I met her and talking with her, I could tell that she genuinely cared that I was there. She actually invited me back after the party last night for all the contestants after the show. She invited me back to her area and let me sit with her and talk with her and it was amazing to see that someone I had looked up to for so long was actually the person I thought they were. And I want little girls and girls my age to feel that way when they meet me, to know that I'm actually the way I'm portrayed on TV. I'm not fake and I don't want to mislead people as to who I am. I cut up, I make jokes a lot but I'm serious too. I cry a lot. It's just who I am. I want to stay true to who I am."
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Yellowstone National Park Releases Winter-Use Proposal
Yellowstone National Park officials, having had their initially preferred winter-use plan shot down by a federal judge, are back with another proposal. This one would allow up to 318 commercially guided snowmobiles, and up to 78 commercially guided snowcoaches, into the park each day. All machines would have to be so-called Best Available Technology.
In neighboring Grand Teton National Park, the proposal calls for grooming and motorized oversnow travel on the Continental Divide Snowmobile Trail between Moran Junction and Flagg Ranch to be discontinued. However, those interested in through-travel on the CDST could transport their snowmobiles on trailers between these locations.
Additionally, the proposal would allow 25 snowmobiles a day to travel on the Grassy Lake Road, with no Best Available Technology or guiding requirement. Twenty-five unguided, BAT snowmobiles a day would also be allowed on Jackson Lake to facilitate ice fishing by those possessing appropriate fishing gear and a valid State of Wyoming fishing license.
The parks' quickly prepared (what normally takes months was accomplished in just six weeks) environmental assessment offers just two options: the above-cited one, and a "no action" alternative, which would ban recreational snowmobile and snowcoach access in Yellowstone and Grand Teton.
If you recall, back in September U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan tossed out the parks' previous winter-use plan, saying that the preferred approach to continuing recreational snowmobile use in the parks runs counter to science and the National Park Service's conservation mission.
"According to NPS's own data," wrote the judge, "the (winter-use plan) will increase air pollution, exceed the use levels recommended by NPS biologists to protect wildlife, and cause major adverse impacts to the natural soundscape in Yellowstone. Despite this, NPS found that the plan's impacts are wholly 'acceptable,' and utterly fails to explain this incongruous conclusion."
Now, that plan called for as many as 540 snowmobiles and 83 snowcoaches to tour Yellowstone each day in winter. The latest proposal, which is up for public review through November 17, lowers those numbers, albeit not as low as park researchers have recommended. Additionally, the ceiling of 318 snowmobiles a day still is higher than last winter's average of 294.
In their report, "Behavioral Responses of Wildlife to Snowmobiles and Coaches in Yellowstone," Yellowstone's wildlife biologists came to the conclusion, after monitoring winter conditions in Yellowstone from the winter of 2002-03 through the winter of 2005-06, that wildlife would best be served by over-snow traffic with 250 or fewer snowmobiles per day.
In a joint response to the parks' proposal, The Wilderness Society and the National Parks Conservation Association expressed hopes that the parks could do a better job of protecting their resources in a long-term winter-use plan.
"As a temporary plan for the coming winter season, this steps in a better direction than the Bush Administration's previous plan. Everyone wants Yellowstone to open on time," the groups said. "It's encouraging to see the National Park Service working to make this happen and to see Yellowstone acknowledging that its prior plan did not provide adequate protection of the park's air quality, quiet and wildlife.
"For the longer term, it's important to understand that the number of snowmobiles now being proposed still exceeds the daily average of the past five winters and will still damage Yellowstone's resources. Every scientific study has demonstrated that the Park Service can do a better job protecting Yellowstone's resources by increasing public access to the Park on snowcoaches."
The current proposal calls for these limits to remain in force for three years. And it would allow motorized oversnow travel over Sylvan Pass and Yellowstone's East Entrance road as agreed to by the Sylvan Pass Study Group this past summer.
"Park managers believe an approach including both snowmobile and snowcoach access reduces impacts of both to acceptable levels," park officials said in a release. "This environmental assessment addresses the impact concerns raised by the recent ruling of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia."
You can find the environmental assessment addressing the proposal at this site. Written comments may be submitted through this web site, in person, or by mail.
A proposed rule to implement the preferred alternative contained in the new plan will be published in a few days in the Federal Register, and will also be open for a 15-day public review and comment period. The rule-making process supports, but is separate from, the public review and comment period on the EA.
Once comments are analyzed, the National Park Service will make a decision on the proposed plan. If the preferred alternative is selected, the Regional Director of the Intermountain Region of the National Park Service would sign a Finding Of No Significant Action (FONSI) containing details of his decision.
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Dan, I have raised that issue several times in the past. There was a Utah company, Raser Technologies, I believe, that had built a prototype. I've mentioned it to Yellowstone officials, but to the best of my knowledge they have not reached out to the company for any information or a demonstration.
One would think an electric snowmobile would address several issues, mainly pollution related. I know in the past there have been concerns that electric 'biles would not be as powerful as 2- or 4-stroke machines, but I believe that issue has been overcome.
I also understand some college engineering departments have built prototypes. Why more attention isn't being given to this alternative I'd like to know.
Lets see, Judge Emmet Sullivan ruled the plans to allow 540 snowmobiles a day in Yellowstone was not backed by science.
So Our Yellowstone National Park decided to allow 318 snowmobiles each day as a good thing.
Now a Judge Clarence Brimmer commands Our Yellowstone National Park to up the limit to 720?!?
Yeah, big mess, and no one is sure how to deal with conflicting judicial rulings or how to interpret Brimmer's ruling. Does it mean that if the 318 rule passes that it overrides the ruling or is it an actual order to go back to 720 and start the process over again? I doubt this is something the Supreme Court wants to deal with (there's no constitutional question at stake), and yet with conflicting rulings on policy practice, I am not sure what can be done. An act of Congress could also settle this, but that seems very unlikely. The Park Service will probably be forced to conclude that the ruling means that 720 holds (which will force another lawsuit in Sullivan's court that they will surely lose) until they get the 318 rule through the court (which may have a better chance of surviving Brimmer's court).
And, the 318 number or something just under that, might be the final number because the environmental groups at the fore are not going to fight for zero snowmobiles. That's an interesting stance to take when most people who are probably giving these groups money assume they are fighting all snowmobiles in Yellowstone - and probably had the leverage to that effect until they gave support for a lower number.
As I've said before, this to me is also an issue of equity. Whatever the science is on the number of snowmobiles per day, I'm not sure the system that's set up - with paid and licensed guides, is more than an unfair law enforcement policy, rather than one with Yellowstone's best interests at heart. From what I've read here, it's also not good for the air - as is obvious to anyone who spends an afternoon in West Yellowstone in the middle of January.
Jim Macdonald
The Magic of Yellowstone
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Green Bay - About 20 hours of coursework stand between Randall Cobb and a college degree. He's not going to shove the books aside now. The Green Bay Packers wide receiver wants to be the first person in his immediate family to earn a diploma.
"It's a personal thing for me," he said.
On the Packers' off-day Sunday, Cobb plans to study for his test in Early Childhood Development with Mental Disorders, a class he has an "A" in. He took a class last summer, too. Nothing new. Cobb has no problem welcoming more responsibilities. On the field, he's asked to do a little bit of everything.
As a rookie last season, Cobb woke up a comatose return game. Now a more mature route-runner, the 5-foot-10, 192-pound Cobb may be forcing himself into Green Bay's offense.
Coach Mike McCarthy and the Packers must decide exactly how much they can add to Cobb's job description - and how much they can feature him within the offense. This training camp, Cobb is trying to find a niche.
He returns kicks. He catches passes. And last season, Cobb even appeared in the backfield, a twist the Packers have experimented with at training camp.
It's a lot to handle. Sometimes, Cobb does wish he could zero in at wide receiver and master one, specific role.
"You do," Cobb said, "but at the same time there are pros and cons to it. I mean, focusing in on one thing, I wouldn't be able to show talents in other areas. But showing talents and being very versatile, you can't master one thing. So it's all about trying to build that talent and that skill through all the different things all together."
So this is the challenge. Cobb's talent, 0-to-60 speed and potential within McCarthy's offense are unquestioned. But are the Packers spreading him too thin?
On Friday, Cobb hauled in a deep, over-the-shoulder 60-yard reception from Aaron Rodgers with cornerback Tramon Williams in tight coverage. Already smooth in the slot, the vertical shot stood out. And Saturday - with the pads on - he had a pair of drops. In a blitz drill, Cobb had a step on linebacker Nick Perry over the middle and dropped the ball. And in one-on-ones with defensive backs, he dropped another.
Cobb, who frequently popped into coaches meetings at Kentucky, believes he can juggle it all.
"I don't know what it is," Cobb said. "My coaches always said I had some kind of 'it' factor back in college and high school. I just pick up stuff. I hold onto it and try to leave it in my memory. Whatever I'm doing, I just remember those things."
In 2011, every Packers receiver played at least 200 more snaps than Cobb, according to Pro Football Focus. To get onto the field more, he needed to sharpen his route-running. It's what fuels Green Bay's offense. Receivers must deceptively sell each route, an acquired skill that separates Greg Jennings and Jordy Nelson. Rodgers feasts on confused, cement-footed defensive backs with back-shoulder throws and other route adjustments.
A trust is necessary. Cobb hopes he's getting there.
Last year, Cobb didn't even see the playbook until the first day of training camp because of the lockout. His first NFL touchdown catch, in the season opener, came on a botched route. As a rookie, he caught 25 passes for 375 yards. In Green Bay with teammates and Lexington by himself, Cobb focused on his routes. Through organized team activities, minicamp and training camp - "knock on wood," Cobb says - he hasn't run a wrong route yet.
Now, it's hard to imagine Cobb remaining at the bottom of the receiver totem pole.
Creativity must reign.
"It's going to be hard because there's a lot of talent on this team," wideout James Jones said. "But we've done it year in and year out and we have a lot of different schemes, a lot of different plays going in, different personnel. So it should be good. The ball should get spread around and everybody should have their share of opportunities to make plays."
Added McCarthy, "(Cobb) is a versatile player and it's important to always try to create schemes where you're giving people the opportunity to make plays."
Mistakes stick with him. The communications and leadership development major knows those two drops Saturday will be on his mind until the Packers are back Monday, even as he studies Sunday.
Coaches are demanding a lot out of Cobb right now. Maybe it's not quite a flashback to Kentucky, where Cobb had 122 pass attempts, 228 carries and 144 receptions. But wearing a flat-brimmed, camouflaged cap Saturday, Cobb smiled.
He'll find a hidden role in this offense at some point.
"Whether my workload's big or small," Cobb said, "I'm going to do whatever I can to take advantage of my opportunities."


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And then what we disliked (a lot):
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- loud noise at the barbecue place in the middle of the night (1-2-3 am) can disturb many hotel guests, yet staff does not seem to bother asking them (despite bbq being almost next to the reception)
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LSU's football team handily defeated Kent State at Tiger Stadium yesterday, 45-13.
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He was born March 15, 1970 in Muhlenberg County, was a self employed carpet layer and attended the Lone Star Gen. Baptist Church in Greenville. He is preceded in death by his father, Donnie Wayne Lee Sr. and his step father, Jimmy English.
Survivors include his wife, Cathy Covington Lee of Powderly, sons, Tyler Lee of Greenville and Bret Jernigan of Central City, daughter, Whisper Lee of Powderly, grandchildren, Lily Lee and Cane Jernigan, mother, Patsy Davis of Cleaton, brothers, David Shelton and Timothy Shelton both of Louisville and Curtis Shelton of Alabama, half brother, Wendell Shelton Jr. of Central City, step sisters, Reba Avery and Angela Baize both of Nelson Creek, Teresa Tingle of Central City and Tabitha Wells of Drakesboro, step brothers, Jimmy English and Harold English both of Drakesboro.
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Metropolitan Archbishop of Thiruvalla Thomas Mar Coorilos formally announced the appointment of the new Auxiliary Bishop at a function at St John's Cathedral in Thiruvalla on Monday.
The Malankara Catholic Church Synod had nominated Mon. Thottathil as the new Auxiliary Bishop and it was formally approved by Pope Benedict XVI.
The meeting began with prayer led by senior bishop Geevarghese Mar Themotheos. The Papal declaration was read out by Chancellor of Thiruvalla Archdiocese Antony Chethippuzha.
The Archbishop presented Mon. Thottathil with a golden ring and robe and Mon.Cherian Ramanalil Corepiscopa presented him with a sash on the occasion.
The Archbishop said the consecration of the new Auxiliary Bishop would be held in the middle of March.
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"What began as Joseph Smith's monologue for a Shakespeare class has continued to develop throughout the production process," says U-Mary associate professor and play director Nita Ritzke. "With the help of a (very hard-working and physically agile) ensemble cast, Smith's words on the page have undergone torturous tests to bring a version of Alexander's conquests and subsequent downfall to the U-Mary stage." Ritzke adds that she appreciates working with new plays and new playwrights because, "the energy, excitement that accompany the risk of a newly developed work influences everyone involved with the production. Joe Smith and the inventive cast are very committed to making the audience laugh while, just maybe, taking away a shard of historical knowledge." She hails the group as "undoubtedly, the hardest-working, most cartoonish individuals I've worked with in several years. Despite the play's 'ancient' setting, the narrator helps us through the history and the athletic cast flips, flops, and pratfalls through the geography … which may playfully surprise the audience. Watch out for elephants!"
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One 17-year-old high school student had a life not that different from many other high school football players in Alabama. However, this football player's end is far more tragic than most, but sadly no longer becoming a rare exception. A serious hit to the head in a game in 2008, and delayed treatment both condemned this young man to not only have to give up football, but work to accommodate a life in which he now suffers with serious brain injuries, and paralysis along his left side.
There has been a huge increase with regards to media attention in the last few years around the consequences of high-impact sports like football. The risk of brain injury from repeated blows to the head and untreated concussions is becoming better understood as more information is uncovered. This ongoing investigation is calling many to question whether helmet makers and coaches are aptly protecting and warning players of all ages.
The family of the now-22-year-old that suffered the catastrophic football injuries in 2008 filed a lawsuit alleging high school administrators, coaches and the helmet maker, Riddell, liable for this young man's life-altering injuries.
A jury recently found that Riddell was 27 percent responsible for the injuries this young man suffered because the helmet maker failed to properly warn helmet users against the grave risks associated with concussions. Accordingly, Riddle has been ordered by a jury to pay $3.1 million in damages, which the helmet maker reportedly plans on appealing.
There are thousands of additional complaints against Riddell by other injured, former NFL players that feel they were not aptly warned either. The outcome of those complaints, and any possible monetary damage awards remain to be seen.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., Dec. 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Plateau Mineral Development, Inc. (Pink Sheets: PMDP), along with its partner, EnSol, LLC, announced yesterday that the firm has been given a Letter of Intent (LOI) from Hansen Consulting to joint venture the production and lifting of "heavy crude" oil. The Hydrocarbon Decomposition (HD) Process created by Mr. William Strange, current President of PMD, creates a "solvent" that facilitates the "lifting" of heavy crude oil previously uneconomical. Application of the "solvent" reduces the friction, API gravity and viscosity of the oil causing the oil to flow freely in the wellbore. Tests have shown remarkable results. More than 30 million known barrels of oil in proven reserves are available and currently cost prohibitive.
The Hydrocarbon Decomposition (HD) Process creates gas, oil, carbon black and solvents. The feed stock is used tires. There are about 300 million tires thrown away every year. One used tire weighs on the average 22.5 pounds and contains two gallons of fuel as well as other chemicals. The HD process also has as a byproduct solvent which is used as cutting oil for drill bits, drag reducer for pipeline and as an Asphaltene cutter. Well operators have found that the solvent breaks down paraffin which impedes the flow of oil and gas. The ordinary well maintenance to clear paraffin and "clean" the bore costs roughly $3,000 to $10,000; HD solvent does the job for about $200 and saves down time.
An initial investment of about $300,000 to build a functional bench model will be used in production to create approximately $2,252,838 in revenue after six months. The mobile version can be transported in a full sized pickup truck. It will produce approximately 500 gallons in a 24 hour period. Initially several wells will be chosen with different depths, porosity, paraffin content, permeability, API gravity, and Asphaltenes content.
Plateau's President, Bill Strange states, "Pumping 3,000 barrels a day will produce approximately $28 million in revenue annually to the joint venture. We are ready to roll forward to capitalize on the opportunities before us."
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How they advanced: The No. 1-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Houston Rockets 4-2 while the No. 5-seeded Grizzlies defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 4-2 in their respective first-round series. Memphis won the regular-season series with Oklahoma City, 2-1.
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Mike Conley vs. Reggie Jackson: Conley's basic requirement was to be competitive against the Clippers' Chris Paul in the opening round. Conley more than held his own against Paul and arguably outplayed him with a consistent, all-around effort. The pressure to perform heightens in this round. Conley presumably has the most favorable matchup of anyone in the series given the Thunder is without All-Star point guard Russell Westbrook for the rest of the postseason. With Westbrook (knee surgery) as a spectator, Oklahoma City has relied heavily on a second-year player in Jackson. Conley's experience, maturity and improved dribble drives to the basket should give the Griz an advantage.
Shooting guard
Tony Allen vs. Thabo Sefolosha: Neither player is counted on to score much. But Allen bears watching not just for his defensive prowess but because he's coming off a career-best offensive performance in the opening-round series against the Clippers. Allen relentlessly attacked the basket, got offensive rebounds and manufactured points in that series. He's averaging 12 points, 6.5 rebounds and 2.2 steals. Although Allen's increased scoring has played a major factor in the Grizzlies' playoff success, his primary focus will be on defense. Expect Allen to spend time defending Thunder leading scorer Kevin Durant. Sefolosha is a solid defender in his own right with enough length and athleticism to be disruptive. He's also capable of connecting on 3-point shots if left open.
Small forward
Tayshaun Prince vs. Kevin Durant: Durant is the best scorer in the NBA even though he lost the scoring title to New York's Carmelo Anthony. Hardly any elite scorer is as efficient, versatile and disciplined as Durant, who has increased his productivity since Westbrook went down. However, Prince's size won't allow Durant to post up as much. Another key for Prince is to make shots and force Durant to expend energy on defense. Prince won't be expected to put up 20 points every game. But Prince connecting on open jump shots will make Durant less of a help defender in the post.
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Zach Randolph vs. Serge Ibaka: Randolph averaged 23.8 points and nine rebounds per game in the Grizzlies' four straight wins to help close out the Clippers in the first round. He played with the force the Thunder saw in 2011, when Randolph was a load in the post. Randolph can put a lot of pressure and possibly fouls on Ibaka with deep position and quick, decisive moves around the basket. Ibaka, though, has the length and athleticism that teams count on to defend Randolph and make it difficult to get clean looks at the basket. Ibaka's shot-blocking bears watching and so does Randolph's willingness to step out and contest Ibaka's midrange shots.
Marc Gasol vs. Kendrick Perkins: Perkins is a physical defender who prefers to play around the basket. Gasol has been effective in the high post and will use his midrange shooting to draw Perkins out on the perimeter. Its conceivable, too, that Perkins could end up guarding Randolph while Ibaka shifts to Gasol. Either way, Gasol and Randolph are good passers when double-teamed and expect the Thunder to crowd the post often and try to force the Grizzlies' perimeter players to make plays.
The Thunder's bench isn't a potent as it once was mainly because the team no longer employs James Harden, who left for Houston before the regular season. Oklahoma City also traded Eric Maynor to Portland. The Thunder instead turns to an older Derek Fisher to play meaningful point guard minutes and to Kevin Martin to provide outside scoring punch. Martin has been inconsistent. The most reliable Thunder reserve likely will be forward Nick Collison, who has effectively matched Randolph's physicality and slowed down the Griz in the post. There's no reason to expect that the Griz will continue to use anything but a tight rotation. That means Darrell Arthur, Jerryd Bayless, Quincy Pondexter and Keyon Dooling will be counted on to defend and make shots in limited minutes as they did in the first round.
Oklahoma City head coach Scott Brooks' task is to see if he can adjust on the fly without a key player, as Lionel Hollins has done in the past two seasons. Losing Westbrook is the first major injury blow threatening a Thunder squad that's enjoyed great health during a rise in the Western Conference over the past few years. Hollins, meanwhile, is in as much of a groove from the bench as his players are on the court. Hollins looks to have found a group of players he trusts, and a constructive way to blend certain reserves with starters at key moments. It's hard to imagine that he'll change the rotation. The question is whether the Griz will be content with giving Durant different looks by rotating defenders or will Hollins send double teams Durant's way?
The Griz are healthy and playing with force on both ends of the court. The Thunder is still reeling a bit due to Westbrook's absence and the team could easily find itself searching in this series. If Durant isn't hot, the Thunder will lack the playmakers to compensate against the Grizzlies' top-rated defense. Oklahoma City has home-court advantage in the best-of-seven series. Memphis, though, is more balanced and playing its best basketball of the season. Prediction: Grizzlies in six.
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Yay! Mario and Victoria's wedding was featured on Style Me Pretty this morning! Thank you to Laurel at Bella Sophia Events for creating such a beautiful wedding!
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BEAN STATION, Tenn. (WVLT) -- The man accused of killing two people, and injuring two more, inside a Bean Station Pharmacy waived his pretrial hearing. Jason Holt was also denied bail again due to "aggravating circumstances." He is set to appear before the Grand Jury on September 17, 2013.
Prosecutors indicated they will seek the death penalty against Holt, if he is convicted.
Holt is charged with killing Stephen Lovell and Richard Sommerville last week at the Down Home Pharmacy in Bean Station. He also allegedly shot two other women, who are recovering.
Prosecutors argued he shot the victims because he knew them.
We spoke with one of Holt's family members who said she's shocked he did something this violent.
"Jason was a good person he would do anything for anybody - he just snapped or something," said Rita Lane.
Holt's next court date is scheduled for June 20, 2013.
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Dick Jauron will be the new defensive coordinator in Cleveland, NFL sources said, agreeing to a multi-year contract Friday. Details haven't been finalized, but sources said the deal is all but done.
Jauron, who served as a secondary coach in Philadlphia, succeeds Rob Ryan as the team's defensive coordinator after one season with the Eagles. He had been a candidate for the defensive coordinator job in Philadelphia, too, but moved to the head of the class in Cleveland when Dave Wannstedt bowed out of the picture.
Jauron had been a defensive coordinator in Jacksonville (1995-98) and Detroit (2004). He is the first coordinator to join new coach Pat Shurmur's staff.
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