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2011 November 8-10 US Coins Signature Auction - Beverly Hills #1161
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1863 Quarter Eagle, PR601863 $2 1/2 PR60 PCGS. CAC. The rarity and importance of the 1863 quarter eagle were recognized almost as soon as the coins were issued. The low proof-only mintage figure of 30 pieces was widely publicized, and the issue was avidly sought-after by contemporary collectors. The 1863 began to appear at auction as early as the sale of the John F. McCoy Collection, conducted by W. Elliot Woodward in May 1864. Woodward was probably the most prominent coin dealer of the 1860s, and the McCoy sale set a record for prices realized up to that time, with a total of more than $13,000. Lot 1992 of the sale featured a gold proof set of 1863. Woodward disclosed:
Classic 19th Century Rarity
Proof-Only Mintage of 30 Pieces
Classic 19th Century Rarity
Proof-Only Mintage of 30 Pieces
"1863 Proof set, with 10 Dollar Piece, and four smaller denominations. Of the Quarter Eagle of 1863, I have positive knowledge that only 30 pieces were struck; hence this coin is now one of the rarest of the series. I am also assured that the 3 Dollar Piece is scarcely less rare."
The lot realized $72.50 to William A. Lilliendahl, a tremendous price at the time, since the coins were only minted the year before. By 1883, Harold P. Newlin estimated about the 1863 "not half a dozen of these are now known to collectors." Of course, a few more specimens have surfaced since Newlin's time. In their Encyclopedia of U.S. Gold Coins 1795-1933, Jeff Garrett and Ron Guth estimate a surviving population of 15-20 examples of this date in all grades. This is only the seventh time Heritage has been privileged to offer an 1863 quarter eagle in any of our auctions since 1993.
The present coin is an attractive PR60 example, with sharply detailed design elements and brightly reflective yellow-gold fields that display highlights of green and orange. A number of minor hairlines and contact marks are evident on both sides, explaining the grade. Housed in a green label holder. Population: 1 in 60, 7 finer (9/11).(Registry values: P7) (NGC ID# 287H, PCGS# 7889)
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Amanda Roberts, district manager for the Lancaster Soil and Water Conservation District, received the S.C. Association of Conservation District's 2008 Outstanding District Employee of the Year at the 2009 Conservation Partnership Conference in Myrtle Beach on Jan. 15.
Conservation districts nominate their district employee for supporting the local-state-federal Conservation Partnership and for promoting conservation within the county.
Roberts has been manager of the district since January 2007.
Three months after becoming executive director of Habitat for Humanity's Lancaster office, Traci Watterson is confident in the organization's new direction.
Watterson, 34, a lifelong Lancaster resident who became the executive director on Nov. 1, immediately immersed herself in the organization's initiatives and inner-workings, looking for ways to make the group more efficient and better known in the community. Along with help from Habitat's national office, she has been busy revamping the local organization.
I am writing this letter to thank the people of Lancaster County, the Buford community and especially Hopewell United Methodist Church for sponsoring a bone marrow donor drive in December. We moved from Lancaster more than 25 years ago as newlyweds, and yet our old friends and church family continue to amaze us.
After learning that our 15-year-old daughter, Laura Margaret, needed a bone marrow match, these wonderful people worked quickly and tirelessly to organize a first-class bone marrow donor drive.
A few weeks ago, the University of South Carolina at Lancaster Dean Dr. John Catalano asked us to imagine our county without USCL.
It is painful to try to imagine how losing USCL would hurt the people of – not just our county – but of the surrounding area and in fact, our entire state.
It is hard to imagine the hardships many of our senior citizens would face if they could no longer go to the USCL Gregory Health and Wellness Center for therapy.
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The city and the downtown area needs the Artisan's Center as a means to head off into a more positive direction for the community.
Does anyone remember the store that used to be located where Chastain's Studio Lofts is now located? No? Neither do I.
But you cannot miss the lovely store front on Main Street where the Chastain studio is now located, and so one can only imagine how nice the Artisan's Center will be.
Does the Artisan's Center location become an attraction for the downtown area, or just become another large empty store?
From the big house to the state house. From the county seat to the city seat. From the sheriff's office to Highway Patrol. New faces in new places.
At the head of our nation's helm is the first black president. Locally, we have the first woman from Lancaster County serving in the S.C. House of Representatives. We have a new state senator.
We have a new sheriff and new person in charge of Highway Patrol.
Now, this one is for the fellows out there who have run out of ideas for the perfect Valentine's Day gift. If you want to give your sweetheart something she will really enjoy, serve her breakfast in bed.
You may be scratching your head right about now, saying, "Huh?"
Trust me, this is one idea that works every time.
There are several pluses of this breakfast-in-bed deal you may not have thought of.
Downtown Lancaster will soon be adorned with special banners. These 80 banners, the work of community artists, will hang from the lamp posts around the city.
Recently a group of McDonald Green Elementary students painted some of the banners which will colorfully unfurl in the downtown wind.
The project wasn't limited to the students, who ranged from third- to fifth-graders. Lancaster County School District Superintendent Dr. Gene Moore tried his hand.
I am the current owner of Ace Hardware & Garden Center, previously Lancaster Feed & Farm. I really enjoyed W.B. Evans' column about my business. Several customers have also commented on the column. I find it so rewarding to own a business with so much history in our community. Evans' column conveyed that beautifully.
I have to say that I did not fully understand the depth of the store's history when I bought the business from my parents in 1999.
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Dr. Rick Nelson
Dr. Nelson began his career at the Fishler Animal Hospital in Elkhart in 1976 after graduating from Michigan State Veterinary School. He opened AACS in 1980 and has been practicing veterinary medicine here ever since. He and his wife, Barb, have two sons. Jesse and his wife reside in Lansing, MI. Ian and his wife live in Madison, WI with two young daughters. The Nelsons also have an adopted Daughter, Dojo, who lives in South Africa with her husband and two sons. Dr. Nelson has two dogs at home "M" who is a 12 year old Black Lab that he saved as a puppy with a severe intestinal obstruction. His other dog is a wild, six year old Chocolate Lab named "Z". They also have a seven year old Burmese cat named "Smooshy" who runs the show. Dr. Nelson's hobbies include football officiating, traveling, and nature. In fact, he has officiated in almost every venue possible – high school, Big Ten, Canadian Football League, and Arena Football. The Nelson's also like to get some time with their grandchildren whenever possible! Dr. Nelson enjoys the variety of the profession and his biggest passion lies in doing surgery. Dr. Nelson is also a board certified specialist with the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners.
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Dr. Anderson has been a veterinarian at AACS for over 20 years. She is a graduate of Purdue School of Veterinary Medicine. She and her husband, Dave, have two boys. Charles is 11 years old and Nicholas is 9 years old. They also have three dogs named Spotty, Stubby and Hairy. Stubby is a 2 year old Corgi and a ball of fire! He is active in the 4-H dog club. Their cats are Skippy John Jones (yes, he is Siamese), Tito and Stripey (who patrols the barn). They also have four horses and many chickens whom have finally began to lay their eggs! Dr. Anderson's hobbies include horseback riding and going for long runs with her dogs. She has also completed a full marathon. Her favorite part of the job is not only the many wonderful pets she sees on a daily basis, but also the relationships with our long standing clients over the years.
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Dr. Dean has been a part of the veterinary team at AACS since June of 2003, shortly after her graduation from the Purdue School of Veterinary Medicine. She got married to Kelly in July of 2010. Their daughter Jasmine was born in 2012. She and Kelly have two cats named Lola and Daisy who were strays. They have a Golden Retriever named Pandora and two guinea pig named Tango and Mango who rule the house! Dr. Dean's hobbies include traveling, running and reading. She has completed two half marathons and most recently her first full marathon. She has completed veterinary mission trips to Vietnam in 2006 and Africa in 2012. Dr. Dean entered the profession due to her passion for animals and her favorite part of her job is the constant challenges that it brings on a daily basis. Every day is different and she is never bored because she is constantly learning new things. She is also currently on the board of directors for the Michiana Veterinary Medical Association.


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NBA Sports Betting Picks: Houston Rockets at Indiana Pacers
- Updated: November 12, 2010
The Houston Rockets will travel to Indiana in search of their first road win of the season when they take on the Pacers. The latest NBA betting odds as released by online sportsbook, Diamond Sportsbook International (DSI) have the Pacers as 4.5 point favorites in this game.
The Pacers are coming off a franchise record setting game as the team exploded for 144 points against the Denver Nuggets. The scoring barrage was highlighted by a 54 point third quarter in which the Pacers as a team made 20 of 21 shots from the floor. Although they will be hard pressed to duplicate that effort, it was a game that will not easily be forgotten.
"That's a quarter of basketball that will be remembered for a long time," Pacers coach Jim O'Brien said.
The Rockets received bad news this week as center Yao Ming left the last game with an injured foot. It was announced that the oft injured center will miss a week of basketball, but the Rockets hope that it is not a long term problem. Ming has missed some or all of the last three basketball seasons and had improved at the start of this year. Just when they were going to increase Ming's time on the floor the injury happened. There is no timetable for when Ming will be fully recovered from injury and ready to play at full strength.
The Rockets are 0-5 against the spread (ATS) in the last five meetings in Indiana and the home team is 7-3 ATS in the last 10 meetings. The Pacers are 25-10 ATS in their last 35 after allowing 100 points or more in their previous game and 11-4-1 ATS in their last 16 home games. Meanwhile the Rockets are 2-7 ATS in their last 9 games as a road underdog of 0.5-4.5 and 7-19 ATS in their last 26 games against the Eastern Conference.
The Rockets lose on the road and struggle without Ming.
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The November 2005 Blog post, ŌĆ£Gates, Jobs, & the Zen aestheticŌĆØ by Garr Reynolds of presentationzen.com really got me thinking about what Steve Jobs is doing on stage for Apple Inc. Steve is dancing! This is as close to a physical, CEO sport as we are going to get as long as there are ŌĆ£white menŌĆØ running the world and the legend they canŌĆÖt jump!
You see, Steve Jobs, his kanso slides show only a few items at a time. At times he only shows you one item on a slide. There are times when he shows ŌĆśnothingŌĆÖ on the stage. The stage goes blank for a moment. Garr writes:
Does it get more ŌĆ£ZenŌĆØ than this? ŌĆ£Visual-Zen Master,ŌĆØ Steve Jobs, allows the screen to fade completely empty at appropriate, short moments while he tells his story. In a great jazz performance much of the real power of the music comes from the spaces in between the notes. The silence gives more substance and meaning to the notes. A blank screen from time to time also makes images stronger when they do appear.
Garr then contrasts this jazz dance with the noisy, cluttered, visual representation of gluttony that is a Bill-Gates, PowerPoint slide. At first, my conclusion was that this is what Bill wants to see and he chooses not to get kanso. But then it hit meŌĆöboom: Bill has no choiceŌĆöhe must show you his slides this way because Bill canŌĆÖt dance!
The assumption here is that BillŌĆÖs imperial conditioning provides him with very little respect or appreciation for talking and clicking at the same time. The left-brain dominant person needs a clean, analytical separation among talking, showing and stopping. You donŌĆÖt need rhythm to count money. This is not a genetic defect based on some ŌĆ£reverseŌĆØ racial theory. The soldier culture does not stay on the battlefield. The warlike ways roam in and out of the earthŌĆöand even corporate officers inherit from such deathŌĆ"
When you show a presentation slide with everything on it you donŌĆÖt have to synchronize your speaking with your clicking. You can ramble on as much as you want for paragraphs at a time without respect for audience attentionŌĆöbecause soldiers are trained to stand at attention whether or not the Emperor has no clothesŌĆ"
But enough about Bill Gates. Steve Jobs is a pimp. HeŌĆÖs real slick. He knows how to mack down the ŌĆÖhoŌĆÖes. He reminds me of that architect, you know, Frank Lloyd Wright. Frank will build your dining room (and your whole damn house)ŌĆöand he will come over for dinner after telling you what table napkins to put down and how to arrange the chairs. Frank will build your roof out of innovative, revolutionary materialsŌĆöbut, when the rain comes, it leaks. Somehow you admire and respect Frank anyway while using a garbage can to catch the drips.
Apple Inc. customer service is close to a pimp slap and Macs fall apart, scratch and fade white plastic in ways (my) PCs never have but Mac people still love Steve anywayŌĆ"


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Mississippi State's offense hit a snag over the weekend.
The Bulldogs managed just five runs on 18 hits, while being swept by LSU in Baton Rouge in a Southeastern Conference three-game series.
MSU was shut out in game one of the series had just two hits. In game two, the Bulldogs scored one run and had four hits and in the finale, State managed 12 hits and four runs.
"Quite simply, things did not happen for us this weekend," MSU head coach John Cohen said after Sunday's 17-4 loss. "We had some hard-hit balls. We couldn't turn those into runs."
The Bulldog offense has been a question mark this season and after the first four SEC weekends, State is near the bottom of the league.
MSU is 12th in the SEC with a .262 team batting average. Missouri and Arkansas sit at the bottom with .255 and .257 batting averages, respectively.
Kentucky is the only team batting over .300 in the league with a .318 mark.
Although the Bulldog offense is struggling, there have been a few single players, who have had success at the plate.
In the last seven games for outfielders Derrick Armstrong and Jake Vickerosn, they are batting .423 (11-for-26) and .333 (8-for-24) respectively.
True freshman Gavin Collins is hitting .412 in his last six starts. He also has five doubles and sports a .706 slugging percentage during that span.
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June 24, 2014 — When most listeners think of HP they may think of servers or, for the grizzled veterans, the classic HP laser printers. Very few think of cloud offerings from the well-respected Hewlett-Packard.
Today's interview will open up your eyes to some exciting new developments with HP. In the studio is Scott Gaydos, chief technologist, Federal Healthcare, U.S. Public Sector, HP Enterprise Services.
During the interview, Gaydos gives an overview of the major cloud initiatives that were inaugurated by keynote speech by CEO Meg Whittman. In March, Whittman talked about a "New Style of IT." Instead of HP making a piece of hardware to solve a problem, she wants the company to take a bigger look. She wants HP to focus on solving the inherent problems of managing large data sets, to meet mission critical workloads more effectively.
To this end, Gaydos gave a tremendous description of infrastructure as a service, platform as a service, and software as a service. From there, he outlined where HP would fit in a large organization's desire to handle large data sets under the strictures of federal security.
Gaydos describes some of the new server offerings—for the first time, the hardware is configured to be optimized to handle tasks like CPU usage or web hosting transfers. The managed private cloud offering from HP runs under the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) moderate impact level, FISMA high, as well as HIPAA and the DISA ECSB impact Level-5.
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I know a can't be right as 40 is to even of a number to be that only.
but do I use the k like tha other problem with 1/2^3, 1/2^4...and so on? Or is there another one???
I think you need to replace k with those numbers from a, b, c and d.
3^1 = 3
3^4 = 81
3^13 = 1594323
3^17 = 129140163
Since none of these divide into 40 without a remainder, I'd say the answer is e.
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rickyoswalidow is absolutely right!
3^k is a power of 3 and the factors of this number are 1, 3 and the higher powers of 3 up to 3^(k-1). For a number to be divisible by 40, the number should have three 2s and 5 as prime factors. Since 3^k does not have these prime factors,it is not divisble by 40 for any value of k!
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In 2002, MERITO launched a pilot program in partnership with the Pajaro Valley Unified School District. Working with Pajaro Middle School and the Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve, educators began by developing activities and field experiences. These experiences would become a full curriculum aligned with California state standards and designed specifically for a diverse population of learners.
During the first year, 34 lesson plans were piloted with middle school students. Lessons ranged from native plant restoration, to shark tagging, to crab monitoring. Students met once a week to work on these hands-on science activities.
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Chinese Schools Get Creative ; High Standards Are the Norm in This Chinese School. but Can Students Think Creatively?
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It's 7:30 on a Monday morning, and the 3,500 students who attend Suzhou Middle School No. 9 are streaming toward the school field. The kids are getting their midterm exams back today, and the nervousness in the air is palpable.
"We call it 'the last breakfast,' " jokes 17-year-old Shen Wenjie, a somewhat unexpected Christian reference to the morning meal before the exams are returned.
Like all schools in China, School No. 9, located in the city of Suzhou in the Jiangsu Province, revolves around a competitive system of standardized tests and exams. This process culminates with three "black days" in July: a comprehensive national college entrance examination for high school graduates that determines placement in the nation's university system.
But as China's economy continues to grow at a breakneck pace, the nation's education system is beginning to change. Just like the United States, the world's most populous country is in the midst of national school reform. But the US, under No Child Left Behind, is moving toward national standards with a focus on reading, writing, and math. China, on the other hand, is restructuring its system to stress creative thinking and local control.
"In the past, education was very rigid; we call it 'force-fed' education," says Gu Yue Hua, deputy director general of the Suzhou Education Bureau. The teacher used to be the authority, she says. "Now the teacher's job is to promote, cooperate, and guide. Now we emphasize hands-on experience for students."
Located 30 miles from Shanghai, Suzhou has a population of 2.2 million people and a reputation as a sophisticated high-tech metropolis. Many of its public schools, including No. 9, are considered national models of excellence.
No. 9 may represent one end of the spectrum. But it also exemplifies the challenges associated with fostering ingenuity and innovation in a culture that has valued rote memorization since the days of Confucius.
"The students' endurance for work and their ability to focus is amazing," says Kevin Crotchett, a principal in Portland, Ore., who spent the 2001-02 school year teaching English at Suzhou Middle School No. 10. "We're constantly talking in the US about creating lifelong learners," he says. "The kids I was with [in Suzhou] were lifelong learners."
Still, says Crotchett, China's social and political history of conformity complicates efforts to create a more student- centered, exploratory curriculum. "The Chinese do a phenomenal job in the sciences and mathematics," he says. "But the students don't have the discussion skills."
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Updated: 06/10/2015 - A local company just outside Bryan and College Station is designing and manufacturing a safer way to haul items like crude oil, propane and acid.
Updated: 06/10/2015 - A local company just outside Bryan and College Station is designing and manufacturing a safer way to haul items like crude oil, propane and acid.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - It ain't easy being green, but you'll have two chances at seeing green this week at Texas A&M University's 2015 Physics and Engineering Festival, to be headlined by world-renowned physicist, bestselling author and science communicator Dr. Brian Greene.
Posted: 03/24/2015 - The PhD Project, an award-winning program to create a more diverse corporate America, is proud to announce that Project participant, Dr. Eli Jones, has been named Dean of the Mays Business School at Texas A&M University effective July 1, 2015.
Posted: 03/23/2015 - Louisiana State University is asking a Brazos County judge to dismiss the suit brought by former LSU football defensive coordinator John Chavis, who now holds the same role at Texas A&M.
Posted: 03/23/2015 - Big Event, the largest one-day student-run service project in the nation, is set to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday (March 28) at the Research Park on Texas A&M University's West Campus.
Updated: 03/17/2015 - A judge has refused to block updated seating for Texas A&M's expanded Kyle Field as some ticketholders fear they could lose their favorite spots.
Posted: 03/16/2015 - There's no doubt lower oil prices have a negative impact on the overall Texas economy, but an economist at the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University says history shows the state's housing market has thrived under a wide range of oil prices, some lower than those seen recently.
Updated: 03/14/2015 - The social security numbers for 4,697 faculty and graduate assistants who taught during the Fall 2014 semester at Texas A&M University were viewable from a department website.
Posted: 03/11/2015 - Texas A&M University officials have appointed two new deans: Joyce M. Alexander as dean of the College of Education and Human Development and Eli Jones as dean of the Mays Business School.
Updated: 03/11/2015 - Texas A&M University's mascot-in-waiting has been selected—a female collie, in keeping with the university's decades-old tradition—and is scheduled to assume her role May 9 as Reveille IX.
Updated: 03/10/2015 - The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents on Monday confirmed four key appointments, including Michael K. Young as President of Texas A&M University.
Updated: 04/28/2015 - The legendary Texas Aggie Billy Pickard, Class of '56, passed away earlier today at the age of 81 after suffering a stroke. His wife Linda, and son Kevin Robert, Aggie Class of '97, and daughter-in-law Amy, were by his side.
Posted: 03/06/2015 - The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents has authorized the execution of an amended and restated Founders' Agreement and Commitment Agreement with the GMTO Corporation, reaffirming Texas A&M University's support to assist in building the Giant Magellan Telescope (GMT) and helping to pave the way for construction to begin in Chile later this spring.
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Updated: 03/05/2015 - Texas A&M defensive coordinator John Chavis talked to the media Thursday for the first time since becoming defensive coordinator.
Posted: 03/05/2015 - Former First Lady of the United States Laura Bush and Razia Jan, who gained international attention for her efforts in Afghanistan to support women's education rights, will be the featured speakers at a Texas A&M University global education symposium at 7 p.m. Wednesday (March 11) in Rudder Auditorium.
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Updated: 03/01/2015 - Hundreds of Aggies helped plant new trees at the Bastrop State Park which lost thousands of trees during the devastating 2011 wildfire season destroying an estimated 96 percent of the park.
Updated: 02/27/2015 - Texas A&M University's new football defensive coordinator has filed a lawsuit against his new employer and his former one, Louisiana State University, over his contract situation.
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Posted: 02/27/2015 - The sorority will have a special spaghetti dinner Friday night to raise money for several charities.
Posted: 02/27/2015 - Chancellor John Sharp will today honor the 2015 inductees for the Chancellor's Academy of Teacher Educators.
Posted: 02/26/2015 - The Texas A&M Foundation Board of Trustees on Wednesday recognized Evelyn and Ed Kruse, Verlin and Howard Kruse, and Modesta and Clayton Williams Jr. as recipients of the Sterling C. Evans Medal. The award is the foundation's highest honor.
Posted: 02/24/2015 - Newly elected Cong. Will Hurd, a 1999 Texas A&M graduate who was student body president his senior year, will be the university's 2015 campus Muster speaker. The annual ceremony, held on April 21, honors the memories of Texas A&M current and former students who died during the previous year.
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Giant striker Josh Kennedy has continued his remarkable scoring rate for Australia to give manager Pim Verbeek a pleasant selection dilemma ahead of the FIFA World Cup™ as the Socceroos beat Denmark 1-0 in their first warm-up friendly in South Africa.
The match appeared to be heading for a 0-0 draw at Ruimsig Stadium on the outskirts of Johannesburg until Kennedy took full advantage of a slice of luck for the Aussies in the 71st minute to score his seventh goal in just 18 appearances for the Socceroos.
Kennedy was playing as Australia's sole striker under Verbeek's preferred 4-5-1 system but it is a position he is only likely to have during the FIFA World Cup should Verbeek's favoured striker, Harry Kewell, not be fit.
But while Kewell - who is expected to rejoin full training with his team-mates in South Africa on Thursday as his injured groin continues to improve - is expected to be fit for Australia's opening FIFA World Cup game against Germany in just under a fortnight, Kennedy again showed he is ready to step into the breach should Kewell either not be ready or suffer another injury setback.
Kennedy again demonstrated throughout a match of few chances that he is a solid target man as he took full advantage of a deflected cross from Luke Wilkshire with just under 20 minutes remaining. As a result of the deflection the ball looped up in the air between two Danish defenders and landed perfectly for the Japan-based striker to tap home from close range.
Verbeek made five changes from the starting line-up that struggled to beat New Zealand with the Socceroos at full-strength other than Kewell and Brett Emerton, who is still recovering from a calf strain.
Number one goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer, experienced defenders Wilkshire and Scott Chipperfield as well as Richard Garcia and Kennedy all returned from injury as Adam Federici, Mark Milligan, David Carney, Dario Vidosic and the axed Scott McDonald were the players to make way from the team that started against the All Whites.
The Danes elected not to start their two best strikers in Arsenal star Nicklas Bendtner, who is recovering from a groin injury, and Soren Larsen - who was their leading goalscorer during qualifying for the FIFA World Cup, although he did come on in the second half.


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2) From the chicken breasts, remove the skin, bones and cartilage.
3) Place the cleaned chicken between sheets of waxed paper. Pound till the chicken is about 1/8-inch thick, all the time taking care not to make any holes in the meat.
4) Cut the butter into 8 finger shapes. On each piece of chicken, place 1 butter slice neat the end.
5) Sprinkle each piece with parsley, chives and lemon juice. Roll each piece, folding the end in so that the butter is totally enclosed. Secure pieces with wooden toothpicks. Trim the ends of the picks.
6) Beat an egg slightly with water and dip the chicken rolls into the mixture, one at a time. Then coat the rolls with seasoned coating mix as per the directions of the package.
7) In an ungreased shallow baking pan, place the rolls with the seam side down.
8) Bake for about 25 minutes, or till rolls are well browned, at 450-degrees. Drain on absorbent paper.
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Bradley Cooper will be starring in the upcoming film Chef. Not the Jon Favreau/Robert Downey Jr. Chef, but a different one (I know, it's confusing). Since Cooper isn't a world renowned chef, the actor will be getting a few lessons from none other than Gordon Ramsay to make sure his part in the movie is believable.
"Gordon's going to be giving Bradley a crash-course in cookery and teaching him some flash tricks like knife-work so Bradley looks like an experience chef," a source said.
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Updated: 12/07/2007 - Court documents reveal details of a drug deal that took an unexpected turn for some and landed two Texas A&M football players with charges of aggravated robbery.
Updated: 12/07/2007 - Court documents reveal details of a drug deal that took an unexpected turn for some and landed two Texas A&M football players with charges of aggravated robbery.
Posted: 12/06/2007 - A College Station man was arrested Thursday, after police say he attacked his ex-girlfriend.
Posted: 12/06/2007 - The College Station Medical Center has marked a milestone. "Hal," the daVinci surgical robot has celebrated its first holiday season.
Posted: 12/06/2007 - Cadavers are a vital part of medical education. Students are able to use them to take a first look inside the human body.
Posted: 12/06/2007 - Six professors and administrators with Texas A&M University and Texas A&M University System agencies in College Station were among eleven who received the designation of Regents Professor or Regents Fellow for 2006-2007 during a meeting Thursday of the A&M System Board of Regents.
Updated: 12/06/2007 - The former Texas A&M University vice president for research has died. Authorities believe Richard Ewing was driving his 2008 Acura Wednesday shortly after 7 p.m. when he suffered an apparent heart attack.
Updated: 12/06/2007 - An overturned 18-wheeler carrying 7,800 gallons of jet fuel blocked both lanes of Texas 36 between Caldwell and Milano Thursday morning.
Updated: 12/06/2007 - "The Pathway of Light" is a new Christmas tradition in Madisonville that celebrates more than the birth of Jesus Christ. The production director is Glenn Jones, who happens to be the Minister of Music at Madisonville's First Baptist Church
Updated: 12/06/2007 - For the third year, employees at the Center of Regional Services have gone can crazy for the KBTX Food For Families Food Drive.
Updated: 12/06/2007 - The shooting of a Madisonville man by police is prompting questions from the victim's family.
Updated: 12/06/2007 - Two Texas A&M football players have been suspended indefinitely after their arrests Wednesday night. Offensive lineman Yemi Babalola and defensive end Brandon Joiner were arrested Wednesday afternoon, with Babalola accused of an aggravated robbery last Thursday.
Updated: 12/06/2007 - A couple of local GOP incumbents are ready to run again. Kenny Mallard filed Wednesday for another four-year term as Brazos County Pct. 3 commissioner.
Posted: 12/05/2007 - No criminal charges will be filed by the Grimes County Sheriff's office in the hidden camera investigation at Iola.
Updated: 12/06/2007 - There are many more than just those who frequent the dozens of pantry locations that benefit from what the Brazos Valley Food Bank does, like kids who get a backpack full of nutricious treats.
Updated: 12/05/2007 - The staff at the St. Joseph Regional Health Center has been hard at work collecting food within their individual departments.
Updated: 12/06/2007 - Night owls and night shift workers beware. New research suggests not sleeping during standard bedtime hours could eventually lead to cancer.
Updated: 12/05/2007 - It's on the consolation bracket after a the Bryan Pop Warner Buccaneers lost 20-12 Tuesday to a team from Lake Brantley, Florida.
Posted: 12/05/2007 - A Georgetown police officer has been indicted on charges of sexually assaulting a woman at gunpoint while he was on duty.
Posted: 12/05/2007 - A Corpus Christi man died in police custody after he beaten with a baton and pepper-sprayed in the face by officers because he resisted arrest.
Posted: 12/05/2007 - A federal judge says a Dallas Love Field security screener accused of assaulting a subordinate at work can't be prosecuted.
Posted: 12/05/2007 - U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison won't seek a higher position in Senate leadership after running into opposition from colleagues. The Associated Press reports the decision affects fellow Texan Senator John Cornyn's hopes of moving up the leadership ladder.
Updated: 12/06/2007 - A review finds a guard's failure to follow procedures created the opportunity for two felons to escape and led to the death of another officer.
Updated: 12/05/2007 - Several thousand Robertson County residents went without power Wednesday morning.
Posted: 12/04/2007 - Twenty-five members of the fire team were recognized Tuesday night at the department's badge pinning ceremony.
Updated: 12/05/2007 - Thursday starting at 5:30 a.m., KBTX will be live from the Brazos Center in Bryan, the Kimbro Center in Madisionville and the MidSouth Synergy office in Navasota as the Brazos Valley Food Bank collects donations of non-perishable food items.


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March 31, 2013 There have been many changes to education in Ohio with the passing of Senate Bill 316, including the Third Grade Reading Guarantee. more »»
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March 2, 2013 In a special meeting Friday morning, Tiffin City Board of Education adopted a resolution to sell personal property from the former Clinton Elementary School. more »»
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February 24, 2013 Several local agencies entered a partnership in securing a grant to aid in teaching ways to monitor Seneca County and Lake Erie water quality. more »»
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January 23, 2013 Heidelberg University conducted a campus celebration in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Tuesday. more »»
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January 23, 2013 The homecoming king for New Riegel High School is Nick Wank, the son of John and Shelley Wank. Ashley Mathias is the queen. She is the daughter of Dan and Laura Mathias. more »»
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January 23, 2013 Sunday evening, the Quad County Coalition for Sensible Regulation of Guns came into being in Fostoria. For organizational purposes, it is a committee of the Fostoria Area Citizens for Peace. more »»
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January 22, 2013 Heidelberg University organ instructor Joan Holder McConnell is to present her faculty recital, "Baroque and Beyond," at 3 p.m. Sunday in Trinity United Church of Christ, 131 E. Perry St. more »»
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January 22, 2013 FREMONT — Terra State Community College's "Music on Sunday" concert series begins 2013 with pianist Matthew Skitzki at 4 p.m. Sunday in the Recital Hall in Building D. The concert is free. more »»
Orchestra to celebrate civil rights icon Parks
January 10, 2013 Jan. 25 and 26, the Columbus Jazz Orchestra plans to celebrate the courage, dignity and legacy of "the mother of the modern civil rights movement," Rosa Parks. more »»
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January 10, 2013 Concert to feature variety of artists, music Heidelberg University is to host "Ioana and Friends" at 7 p.m. Friday in Brenneman Music Hall on the Heidelberg campus. more »»
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Local schools get charitable
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Tiffin U boasts increasing graduation rates for minorities
December 12, 2012 Tiffin University is among the nation's private colleges and universities with large increases in African American student graduation rates. more »»
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Add mushrooms and meat and saute until meat loses its pinkness, stirring until crumbly.
Turn into a large bowl and season with salt, pepper, oregano, and garlic; let cool slightly.
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Sun believes customers eventually will stop building their own infrastructure and instead buy computing power off a grid from companies specializing in such utility computing services. The new exchange is intended to make that power easier to buy.
"The ultimate statement of using this utility is to be able to trade it," said Robert Youngjohns, Sun's executive vice president of strategic development and Sun finance. The company wanted to make sure customers wanting to tap into that power "could buy it freely in an open-air market."
Eventually, Sun wants to see prices set by the market, Youngjohns said. That's where the deal with Archipelago, which supplies electronic exchange technology, comes in. Sun expects the exchange to open by the middle of the year, Youngjohns said.
Sun believes that being able to bid for the computing capacity on an open market will help establish the service as a commodity. Sun initially is the only supplier, but Youngjohns expects to be joined by business partners and eventually companies with their own excess computing horsepower.
With customers able to bid on computing cycles, Sun expects the arrival of the same sort of dynamics that characterize markets for traditional commodities such as crude oil or pork bellies.
"Maybe people will be trading in this commodity. Maybe they'll think it's a good idea to corner the market," Youngjohns said. For example, perhaps Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan will issue his latest economic views and 500 traders will want to run risk analyses immediately, so commodities traders would bank on an increased demand for the utility computing commodity, he said.
But some characteristics of Sun's unit of computing power--the CPU-hour, or amount of work a processor can do in one hour--are different from typical commodities. Most commodities such as milk, unleaded gas or 24-karat gold are undifferentiated products that are largely identical regardless of supplier.
But Sun's CPU-hour is hardly generic. Some processors are more powerful than others or are housed in more powerful systems. Some computers might be attached to fast networks, making them conveniently available to customers, or they might be located in hard-to-reach corners of the Internet. And Sun's CPU-hour based on Solaris x86 would likely have limited interest for a customer that wants to run Windows or Linux software.
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2. In a small bowl, mix oil and Italian herb mix. Brush cut sides of eggplant with oil mixture.
3. Cut mozzarella cheese into thin slices, making 1 piece for each eggplant round. 4. In a 1 1/2- to 2-quart pan over medium heat, stir marinara sauce occasionally until warm.
5. Set eggplant rounds on a grill over a solid bed of medium-hot coals or medium-high heat on a gas barbecue (you can hold your hand at grill level for only 3 to 4 seconds). Close lid of gas barbecue. Cook until eggplant is very soft when pressed, creamy inside (cut to test), and browned, 6 to 8 minutes; turn once. Set marinara sauce on cool area of grill to keep warm.
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Begin heating fat in a deep fat fryer; use a deep fat thermometer.
Beat eggs, milk, sugar, and salt just to blend, sprinkle in flour, a little at a time, and beat until smooth.
When fat reaches 355-65° F. heat iron by submerging in hot fat 10 seconds.
Lift out, shake off excess fat, and dip iron carefully into batter so top is exactly level with surface of batter—any deeper and patty shell will not come off the iron.
Plunge coated iron into fat and, as soon as batter begins to puff, gradually ease iron out—patty shell should slip back into fat.
When lightly browned, lift out with a slotted spoon and drain on paper toweling.
Heat iron and repeat with remaining batter, never frying more than 2 patty shells at a time and keeping fat as near 365° F. as possible.
Cool patty shells in a single layer on paper toweling.
When ready to use, warm, uncovered, 7-10 minutes in a 325° F. oven, then fill with hot creamed chicken, seafood, or vegetables.
Stored airtight, patty shells will keep well about 1 week.