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Basketball has been with Anna Lea Little and Maggie Proffitt for most of their lives.
The progress they've made on the court over their careers has been due to a genuine love for the sport.
That won't end any time soon as it has also led to college scholarships.
On Wednesday, the Starkville Academy duo signed the papers in front of family and friends at the school's media center with Little making Arkansas Tech her choice and Proffitt making Central Arkansas her destination.
Little and Proffitt have already contributed significantly to what the Lady Volunteers have been able to do this season in winning the first five games.
Starkville Academy girls coach Glenn Schmidt was happy to see the hard work for Little and Proffitt pay off.
"They didn't do this just to get a college scholarship," Schmidt said. "They did this because that's who they are. It's something where they want to be the very best they can be.
"These two young girls have spent a good part of their elementary, junior high and high school lives toward this. We're just so pleased they are playing for Starkville Academy. They are outstanding young women, are dedicated players and role models. I feel fortunate to have both of them here."
Little transferred from Starkville Christian School three years ago and her game has continued to develop with the Lady Vols.
"I want to thank Starkville Christian, the place that got me started, and Starkville Academy also because they have helped me come a long way," Little said. "(Schmidt)Â knows what she's doing and wants the best for each player. She's done a lot to help me out."
There were several factors that made Arkansas Tech attractive for Little.
"I really like the coach and he seemed really honest," Little said. "I have some family in Arkansas and it's beautiful. I just liked everything about the school."
For Proffitt, Central Arkansas wasn't an option for her until the end of the summer. The coaches there saw Proffitt play at the Basketball in the Bayou Tournament in New Orleans, La.
She went to Northwestern State for a visit, but wasn't ready to make a commitment without considering other places.
Proffitt was glad that Central Arkansas entered the picture.
"We got a visit set up to Central Arkansas and I knew right then that was the place for me," Proffitt said. "I just felt it and thought it was the best decision."
Proffitt came to Starkville Academy from Columbus High School and even though it's a different league, she said the game is still the same.
Having a coach like Schmidt has also helped Proffitt make a successful transition.
"She knows the game and knows how to win," Proffitt said. "I'm getting a good variety of play and it's helping me get better."
Schmidt was proud to share the occasion with the families of Little and Proffitt.
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- Voidcon feedback loops: The previous meeting had a very terse summary about the hidden does-and-dont's hosting the BBQ/Con-event. Is there need to formalise a little more in order to tune in advance for next years preparations to make for more ultimate satisfaction 'even' for the organising class, just for the sake of conclusion and general peace-of-mind? Who volunteers to make this more concrete?
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Celebrating the Kentucky Derby & Mint Juleps
As most people who will be watching the Kentucky Derby this weekend know, the official drink of the race is the mint julep, one of the oldest and most iconic American cocktails.
Since of course we're candlemakers and not mixologists by trade, consider our new Garden Mint candle our ode to this exciting tradition.
From Esquire, we found a good old-fashioned julep recipe. Not too sweet, just the way we like it:
Place 5 or 6 leaves of mint in the bottom of a prechilled, dry 12-ounce glass or silver beaker. Add sugar and crush slightly with a muddler. Pack glass with finely cracked ice. Pour a generous 3 ounces of Kentucky bourbon over the ice. Stir briskly until the glass frosts. Add more ice and stir again before serving. Stick a few sprigs of mint into the ice so that the partaker will get the aroma.
Still not enough mint flavor? Try this: For each julep, lightly cover about 10 sprigs of mint with superfine sugar, add an ounce of spring water, macerate, let stand for 10-15 minutes, and strain through a fine sieve into the ice-filled glass. Then add whiskey and proceed as above. If you'll stoop to maceration, you might also want to float 1/2 ounce of dark Jamaica rum on top.
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As a longtime Chevy enthusiast and SUPER CHEVY reader, Ron has owned everything from First-Gen Z/28s to K5 Blazers and everything in between. But he always wanted a '57 Chevy. A few years back, Ron recalls taking a trip to his uncle's house, who happened to have a clean '57 hard top in the garage. By the end of the visit he found out that his uncle was interested in selling the car, which sent Ron's imagination into overdrive. Within minutes a deal had been struck for Ron to take the Tri-Five home a few days later. After the trek to Lancaster, California, Ron jumped headfirst into his newfound project and had it running in no time. A few months later, Ron came to the realization that a full restoration was inevitable, and now was as good a time as ever to get started.
One morning Ron had the wild hair to cut the top off the '57, so with a reciprocating saw in one hand and a plasma cutter in the other he performed impulsive surgery that would no doubt change the '57 forever. After the cutting was done Ron realized that he was in a little over his head and would soon be seeking the assistance of a pro-builder in Southern California. He took the '57 to Pro Design, in Santa Ana, after a friend had highly recommended their work. After receiving the freshly chopped '57, Ron and the guys at Pro Design hammered out a plan of attack that would eventually turn a docile '57 Chevy into the slammed, blown bad boy that it is today.
The first steps to the project were separating the body and the frame. After the frame was stripped and prepped for the Lincoln rearend, the stock front suspension was upgraded with tubular A-arms and Heidt's dropped spindles. With the suspension almost complete, a set of Baer 13-inch brakes were installed at all four corners to complement the 6-71 blown mouse motor that was in the works. After the rolling frame was complete, the carcass was dropped back on the chassis and sent to Doug at Star Side Design in Riverside, California, for finishing bodywork and paint. Following the sheet metal fitment the body was covered in House of Color True Blue Pearl and then flamed with a different shade of candy pearl basecoat. After the clear had been applied the finish was sanded smooth and buffed to a high-gloss shine.
As the project was nearing reassembly, Pro Design and Ron began assembling the body and tweaking the finishing touches. With the '57 90 percent complete, the interior was covered with Mercedes leather by the experts at Bill's Auto Upholstery in Brea, California. With Ron's drop top missing only the motor and trans and some wiring, Ron brought his baby back to his garage to make it driveable. With the powerplant installed, Ron realized he had one more thing missing; a kickin' sound system which would soon be provided by Clarion Electronics. In fact, those of you who went to the 2003 Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show may have seen Ron's roadster in the Clarion booth. But even if you didn't, don't feel bad, seeing a Tri-Five this cool in person might be painful, only because it lives in Ron's garage and not our own. If there's one thought that we were left with, it's the thought that "different" can definitely work, even with cars as commonly built as '55-57 Chevys.


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The SSD MTBF way surprasses the technological life of the device to be concerned with beating it up. They're just more expensive than needed so i would always recommend large drives for bulk storage.
Are you running SQL server on SBS? if so, it will love SSDs.. otherwise its just a cost measure.
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Yep, on my home server running Windows Server 2012, I have 2x Kingston V+200 120GB SSDs running in RAID 1. 1GB/s FTW!
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How do you figure? That drive's spec is (read) 300/MBs so a RAID1 best case would give you 600MBs, if your interface and controller aren't the bottleneck which I'll wager they are.
I would go at least RAID10 if its production, I really question if RAID1 write performance will meet the IOPs needed by the SBS databases (unless you followed recommendations and moved SQL to a separate box).
120GB really isn't enough for a living SBS install either.
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Monday, 1st Oct 2012
We're pleased to introduce iconic brand Gloverall as the latest addition to the Autumn/Winter 2012 Friends of Fred selection. Established in 1951, Gloverall has earned a reputation as one of Britain's most timeless and well respected brands. Founded by Harold and Freda Morris, the company originally specialised in the sale of cotton and leather gloves and traditional workwear clothing.
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Following the Second World War, the couple were approached by the Ministry of Defence to help with a solution for the disposal of surplus army supplies. Happy to oblige, they took the surplus military and naval coats, conceived their brand name using the words 'Gloves' and 'Overalls' and made their first styles available to the British public. The coats were a resounding success. Harold Morris saw the early potential in this venture and alongside his father - who happened to be a master tailor - began to produce larger quantities of a more structured, civilian friendly version of the coat in their London workshop.
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The new Gloverall coat was adopted and adored by a legion of fans spanning a cross-section of society. The coat became a symbol of social renegades - favoured throughout the 1950s and 60s by beatniks, protestors and artists. In contrast, British actor Michael Wilding - the second husband of movie star Elizabeth Taylor - was famously photographed wearing his alongside the star on their honeymoon, whilst champion racing car driver Stirling Moss was often seen trackside in his. Gloverall, like Fred Perry, have their feet firmly cemented in British history, with both brands seeing their signature pieces migrate from their original purpose to become iconic design classics.
This season sees the introduction of an exclusive Gloverall reefer coat to Friends of Fred. The reefer coat was a style traditionally worn by the Navy, and has been produced using Moon's quality melton wool, a fabric famed for its warmth, durability and wind resistance. Made in England, the double breasted style is complete with anchor button detailing and a throat tab fastening for warding off the cold. Retaining its original features and navy blue colour, the coat has been updated with our signature Stewart tartan lining. Three Gloverall medal stripe scarves have been crafted in pure new wool, making a perfect accompaniment to this season's outerwear. Staying true to Gloverall's military roots, the distinctive stripe patterns originate from the ribbons used on medals awarded for distinguished service during wartime.
Fred Perry have also worked alongside Gloverall to produce a collaborative Laurel Wreath Collection duffle coat. Available for both men and women, our interpretation of the classic style sees it pared down with a streamlined silhouette and simplified panel details.
See the full Friends of Fred selection for Autumn/Winter 2012 HERE.


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By Lyle Fitzsimmons, Contributing NFL Editor
(SportsNetwork.com) - This time last fall, it was the NFL's Blowhard Bowl.
After eight weeks in 2012, coach Rex Ryan's New York Jets were two games under .500, coming off an ugly 21-point loss to a division rival and en route to the first losing season in the four microphone-friendly years of the Buddy Ryan progeny's reign.
Meanwhile, in Dallas, defensive coordinator Rob Ryan's Cowboys had also lost more than they'd won, were licking wounds from a home loss to the New York Giants and had allowed 27 or more points in four of the seven games they'd played.
Not exactly the scenario of choice for the league's two most-outspoken twin brothers.
But this year, the actions are closer to backing up the talk.
Rex's Jets have been a pleasant, albeit maddeningly inconsistent, surprise, winning four of their first eight games on a 2013 schedule many assumed wouldn't yield that many Ws as a whole.
And though he was jettisoned from Dallas after one disappointing year, Rob has managed to land on his feet and has spent his return year making a long-porous team downright stingy.
His New Orleans Saints enter the Week 9 road test at Met Life Stadium as the fourth-best scoring defense in the league, a season after they were 31st in the same category; and the 12th-best in yardage allowed, a year after they were dead last in the NFL.
It's a drastic departure from recent tradition in the Big Easy, where even the 2009 Super Bowl championship team was only 25th best in total defense.
Linebacker Curtis Lofton, who leads New Orleans in tackles with 55, said it's no mystery why the same players are producing significantly different results.
"People think that those players that were playing in that scheme were terrible," he said. "So you get a new defensive coordinator that comes in and plays to the strengths of players in this locker room, and guys are playing out there confident, playing fast, like it's a whole different team."
Undaunted by the Cowboys disaster, Ryan came to town and championed a 3-4 defensive alignment whose focus was getting to the quarterback and creating havoc. It's paid off handsomely through seven games - in which the Saints have lost just once - with the team ranked fourth in the league in turnover margin (plus-8) and tops in the NFC in sacks (3.4 per game).
"It's a highly motivated group," Ryan said.
This week, it's a trouble making coach's dream: a rookie QB who's thrown 13 interceptions in eight NFL starts. But that rookie, New York's Geno Smith, insists his confidence has taken no hits in spite of the early-stage ups and downs.
"I'm the type of guy that's always going to put it behind me because you can't get it back," Smith said. "It's come and gone. As bad as I want to take some of those throws back, to have some of those plays back, you can't get them back."
Smith, who's been sacked 28 times, has seven touchdowns and four interceptions in the Jets' four wins while posting a 93.7 passer rating. In the four losses, he's thrown one TD, seven interceptions and compiled an ugly 51.7 rating.
New York has alternated wins and losses through eight weeks and comes into the Saints contest off the ugliest loss of the season - a 49-9 debacle in which Cincinnati QB Andy Dalton threw five touchdown passes and the defense was gashed for 402 total yards.
The Bengals also returned two Smith TDs for touchdowns. In fact, things were so comprehensively bad that the Jets skipped their routine Monday film review session and went straight to game prep for New Orleans.
Against the Saints, they'll face another productive passer in Drew Brees, who's second in the NFC in yardage (2,290) and leads the conference in both passer rating (109.2) and TD passes (19).
He hit rookie Kenny Stills three times last week - in a 35-17 defeat of Buffalo - for 129 yards and two scores, including a 69-yarder.
"I thought it would be more beneficial just to move on to New Orleans, get a start on them," Ryan said, "and that's exactly what we did."
Airing it Out.
It's hardly a news flash to say Brees is a prolific passer, but he's particularly devastating when throwing the ball down the field -- completing 39.5 percent of attempts beyond 20 yards for eight touchdowns and just one interception. Against a Jets defense that's struggled to contain teams with more than one receiving threat, he could flourish in a big way.
Exacting Revenge.
Jets running back Chris Ivory was a weapon, but not a frequently used one, while playing 24 games in three seasons with New Orleans. Ivory galloped for more than 100 yards while carrying the ball 34 times against New England two weeks ago, and would figure to want to get a heavy workload against a Saints team that's 20th-best in the league against the run.
For Jets fans frustrated by the team's comprehensive inconsistency, this could be the week you've (sort of) been waiting for.
Rather than continuing the flip-flop that's been evident since the opener in September, the poor matchups here seem destined to make it two straight flops for Gang Green, thanks mainly to Brees and his full complement of targets.
Sports Network predicted outcome: Saints 31, Jets 18


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Posted 17 January 2013 - 07:32
Posted 17 January 2013 - 08:00
Unplug the computer from the power outlet and reset the BIOS either by using a jumper (look in you mobo's manual) or removing the battery for a few secons. Also try to power on the computer without the USB drive you prepared with Fedora.
So now a nice bright RED light is on the motherboard so something died kinda great it was working amazing up till I tried this POS.
Well seems like its the boot device LED that went off.
Known issue on the p8p67 PRO motherboards from what I read.
Posted 17 January 2013 - 09:19
Posted 17 January 2013 - 11:19
Seems someone else had the issue too over here: http://forums.overcl....php?p=14923555
What graphics card do you have?
(Once working again) I recommend using this instead (for making bootable Linux USB disks): http://www.pendrivel...-easy-as-1-2-3/ I have been for over a year, and it's brilliant. Also, try KNOPPIX (http://distrowatch.c...ibution=knoppix - preferably the DVD version) instead of Fedora. Using KNOPPIX is one of the best ways to start learning about/play around with Linux, because all the software is already there installed and configured for you.
Posted 17 January 2013 - 11:36
Posted 17 January 2013 - 12:16
More of an underlying hardware issue - the software is a red herring.
Posted 17 January 2013 - 17:27
Searching for "P8P67 pro recall" in Google comes up with info about a motherboard recall. Not good.
Here's more reading you can do about people having similar issues:
Posted 17 January 2013 - 17:32
once again, it definitely wasn't linux or the unetbootin that caused the issue. just some really coincidental timing
Least he can get things going, me its dead in the water.
The device light is on I did pretty much everything to resolve it but its dead.
Gonna have to RMA and never touch linux again lol
Really ****ed off through didn't need this (so much work to do)
Anyways, new topic, recommend me a new motherboard that works with my specs other then Asus.
I always go with Asus boards and need a change. Price isn't an issue.


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Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Tommy Allen was patrolling near EZ Mart in Antlers when he noticed two females in a hurry leaving the store on foot. When he made contact with the females, Rebecca V. Farley told the officer that she let some guy drive her vehicle to take a cat down the road. Allen stated that it seemed odd to him that someone would let another person drive their vehicle and leave them at a store in a town that they didn't live in.
At that time the officer noticed a silver ford truck driving north on "I" Street and Farley stated that was her vehicle. The driver was identified as Scotty Chism. Chism was not wearing his seat belt and pulled into the EZ Mart parking lot.
Trooper Allen asked Chism if he could see his drivers license and he stated that he didn't have one so he gave the officer his name and date of birth. Allen ran the name and wasn't able to find a valid license. Chism was placed under arrest for driving without a valid license and failure to wear a seat belt.
While Allen was patting down Chism, he found a bag containing a green leafy substance that field tested for marijuana. Later, during the inventory of t he vehicle, Trooper Allen found another plastic bag with a green leafy substance in between the seat where the driver was sitting.
Chism was taken to the Pushmataha County Jail for possession of marijuana, driving without a valid license and failure to wear a seat belt. While at the jail, Chism told Allen that his name was Scotty Brandon Chism and went as far as to spell out his middle name. Later it was discovered that his real name was Scotty Ryan Chism, of Hugo, and his birth date was different then that attached to Scotty Brandon Chism.
Chism is being charged with Falsely impersonating another to create liability (felony), Possession of a controlled dangerous substance (misdemeanor), Driving without a valid drivers license (misdemeanor) and Failure to wear a seat belt (misdemeanor).
Chism's bond was sent in the amount of $1332.00. He was scheduled to have his initial appearance in court on Wednesday, July 25, 2012.


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Those hoping to avoid crowds this week will have to be creative or stay home, as the long Fourth of July holiday is expected to be the busiest week of the summer tourism season.
Dale Peterson, president of Dale E. Peterson Realty, said his company's 250 vacation rentals between Navarre Beach and Panama City Beach are booked up. Most of the demand has been for the Destin and Fort Walton Beach areas.
"We have no reservations available for the Fourth," Peterson said. "We're 100 percent occupied."
Traffic is expected to be backed up throughout much of the holiday, especially on roads such as U.S. Highway 98 and the Navarre Beach causeway.
"The traffic is part of the success of having the tourists here," Peterson said.
Peterson also warned that traffic could increase significantly if rain drives people away from the beach.
The National Weather Service is forecasting a 60 percent chance of rain Thursday through Saturday.
"We're looking at averages every six hours of about a quarter inch (of rain), but in certain places it could be considerably more than that," said Brian Daly, a meteorologist with the Weather Service in Mobile, Ala. "We have not put any kinds of flood watches out.
"The weekend is not looking too dry until we get into Sunday."
The weather could put a damper on fireworks and other Fourth of July festivities.
Fort Walton Beach City Manager Michael Beedie said if it rains the city likely will have to cancel its Fourth of July celebration at Fort Walton Landing, which includes fireworks at 9:15 p.m.
"We would just cancel the fireworks and try to do them at some other event later in the year," Beedie said.
However, the threat of rain is not expected to keep tourists away.
Kate Wilkes, executive director of the Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council, said there are a couple of openings on Navarre Beach, but for the most part lodgings are sold out for the holiday.
"There is very little left out on Navarre Beach," Wilkes said. "I'm sure our July will be great."
Reservations at Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort are running about 5 percent higher than last year. The 1,200 accommodations are 98 percent booked for the Fourth of July and are running above 90 percent every other day this weekend, Sandestin spokeswoman Laurie Hobbs said.
Hobbs said she expects some of those vacancies to be filled as tourists continue to book rooms this week.
"Sandestin has historically sold out or come close to selling out every Fourth of July, and this is no exception," Hobbs said.
Sandestin has special events planned every day this week and over the weekend, Hobbs said.
"Sandestin is a great destination to stay and play," Hobbs said. "We have some wonderful Fourth of July activities and fireworks here."
Contact Daily News Business Editor Dusty Ricketts at 850-315-4448 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @DustyRnwfdn.