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With a top mount electric trimmer, this is a real time saver compared to a hoe. Be careful not to till over long loose vegetation. The tines will pick it up fast and wrap around the tines making it impossible to till any depth. A regular tiller will do that too but one can usually reverse the tine rotation to unclog it. The tines are easy to disassemble with a lock pin to clear. The unit fits in places that a regular tiller will not fit but it is not a sod buster.
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The attachment is used with the top motor electric trimmer. It works in tight areas that a full size tiller would not fit easily. My Troybilt Horse will not fit in all the areas of my yard so I needed something smaller to fit in tight spots without the work of a hoe. It turns the soil up nice but it is not designed for sod busting. The tines will pickup loose long vegetation and clog the tines fast. Be careful to remove material that may clog but short vegetation will be cut and turn under nice. This is not a major problem because even a full size tiller has the same problem and the tines are easily removed to clear material.
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Volunteers from around the county were honored by the Ashe County Board of Commissioners for their long hours donated to volunteer work during the 28th annual Ashe County Commissioner's Volunteer Awards Ceremony, held Thursday evening at the Ashe County High School auditorium.
"Tonight, we will be honoring 180 people who have made our county a wonderful place in which to live," said Ashe County Commissioner William Sands. "Volunteers make a difference in Ashe County each day. In fact, each day in Ashe County, over 1,000 hours of service are given by volunteers like you."
Before the role-call of the 180 volunteers, Ashe County Manager Dr. Pat Mitchell recognized the importance of volunteering. Mitchell said her father called volunteerism "civic rent," and said "when the time is appropriate, you need to give back."
"I want to express appreciation to the many volunteers who have supported Ashe County," said Mitchell. Mitchell also thanked Glenda Luther, the county's volunteer coordinator, for her work with the Volunteer Initiative Program.
"We're fortunate to have a volunteer initiative program in Ashe County," said Luther.
Volunteers were divided into eight different groups, which included business volunteer group, church/religious volunteer group, community organization, human service, school/mentor volunteers, youth volunteers, individual volunteers and senior volunteers.
Although every volunteer's name was called during the ceremony, each sub-group had a winner for the 2013 year, and Gary Poe voiced a short essay for each winner, wrapping up in applause from the audience.
The business volunteer group of the year for 2013 was C and C Dairy.
"C and C Dairy in Fleetwood has worked with the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Ashe County Center for several years," said Poe. "There use of best practices has made them good stewards of the land and evironment as they are always looking ahead so that C and C Dairy can be in operation for future generations."
The Chestnut Hill Baptist Church Ladies Circle was awarded the religious group for 2013.
"This small group of ladies meets monthly to establish a project for the month. Each month, they are enthusiastic and passionate about their calling to help others," said Poe.
The community organization for 2013 was awarded to Peak Creek Ruritan Club.
"The Peak Creek Ruritan Club, founded in 1984, believes that the community is the backbone of the American way of life," said Poe. According to him, club members contributed 3,535 hours in volunteer work last year.
The human service volunteer of the year was awarded to Angela Taylor for her work at High Country Health Care Hospice.
"Angie has been a volunteer for High Country Health Care Hospice since August of 2010 and has been such an asset to our volunteer program. In 2012, she shared the gift of 300 hours of her time in various roles," said Poe.
"Our school/mentor volunteer of the year is Terry Kimmer," said Poe. "Terry volunteers often at Generations Developmental Child Day Care and has a close relationship with the children in every classroom. He frequently joins them in play, both in the classroom and outdoors on the playground."
Poe also announced the youth volunteer of the year for 2013 is Kena Patrick.
"As an Ashe Memorial Hospital volunteer, Kena brings joy to patients and families. Kena has dedicated over 300 hours of service. It is apparent how much of an impact she has made on not only the patients, but also the staff and volunteers she works along side," said Poe.
The individual volunteer of the year was awarded Joann Crawley for long hours spent at Ashe County Public Library.
"Joann has been a library volunteer for several years. She has put in an estimated 3,120 volunteer hours over the past five years. Joann spends two days of every week helping to prepare books for circulation," said Poe.
Finally, the Ashe County senior volunteer of the year was awarded to Betty Ball.
"Betty Ball has been a volunteer for Ashe Services for Aging's Meals on Wheels program for 14 years. Betty goes by a local grocery store three times a week to pick up breads so that some of the clients will have extra to eat," said Poe.
Also recognized at the Volunteer Awards Ceremony were winners of the Governor's Award. Winners included The Praise Brigade, Fletcher Memorial Baptist Church Youth, High Country Health Care Hospice, Bernadette Zimmerman and Hewey Testerman.
"What we say every year is Ashe County is very blessed to have such a wonderful group of volunteers. A lot of places here rely on our volunteers and couldn't operate as efficiently without them," said Luther.
Sons of Pitch, a barber shop quartet, provided entertainment for the evening.

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The McLure Education Library, a department of the University of Alabama Libraries, serves primarily the faculty, students, and staff of the College of Education and the Graduate School of Education. The Library is located at 918 University Boulevard across from Reese Phifer Hall, the home of the College of Communication and Information Sciences.
McLure Library is one of the University's most historic buildings. Built in 1925,for years the building housed the student cafeteria, post office, and supply store. During that time, it housed a soda fountain, a favorite campus gathering place then. After World War II the third floor was used for several years as a dorm for male students. The building was remodeled in 1954 for the Education Library. In 1975 it was named in honor of John Rankin McLure, Dean of the College of Education, 1942-1959.
McLure Library is housed in a three-level building of 23,337 square feet, including the School Library and Curriculum Materials Center on the lower level, reference and periodical areas and public computer areas on the main floor, and study rooms and a computer lab on the third floor. The five levels of book stacks can be reached only from the main floor. Copiers are available on the main floor and the lower level, and microfilm/microfiche reader-printers are located on the lower level. The building is equipped for wireless computer access.
The main collection of the library is made up of professional books related to education (which includes sports and physical education) including a substantial reference collection on the main floor. The circulating collection is housed on four of the five stack floors (1, 3, 4, and 5) located on the back (north side) of the building.
Besides the professional collection, two additional collections are housed in the basement: the School Library, a collection of approximately 20,000 trade books for preschool through young adult readers, and the Curriculum Materials Center, with holdings of about 10,000 items including K-12 textbooks, curriculum guides and supplemental classroom materials, and educational media including CD's, DVD's, videos, kits, games, and other types of items. An Ellison die-cut machine is available for public use in the Curriculum Materials Center.
The library subscribes to several online databases related to education: Children's Literature Comprehensive, Education FullText, ERIC, Professional Development Collection [slated to become Education Research Complete] and others. Full text online access to many journals is available through the databases, which may be searched using subject, author, title, and/or other information. Print copies of some journals are still available in the library; current print journals are shelved by title in the Current Periodicals Reading Area on the west side of the main floor, and bound journals are shelved by call number on the second level of the stack area. Printers and copiers are available on the two lower floors.
In 2003 the Libraries opened the Annex, an off-campus storage facility, and many older and little-used materials both books and journals–were transferred to the Annex. If an education item has been transferred the libraries' catalog will give its location as "Education, Annex." An item from the Annex may be requested on-line and it will be retrieved for you and may be checked out on the same basis as other books.
Computer terminals with access to the Libraries' network (as well as internet access, word processing, and other programs) are located on the first two floors; these PC's are attached to black and white and color printers. Laptops with internet access and word processing capacity may be checked out at the circulation desk for use in the library. A computer lab with access to the College of Education network is located in Room 33 on the third floor.
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Cocoa Beach, FL – In the baseball team's second outdoor playing experience of the 2011 season, the Hawks came up empty losing to Manhattanville College, 12-1 and then followed it up with a 7-0 defeat.
Senior Ryan LaCorte (Cheektowaga, NY/John F Kennedy) had the team's only hit and scored Hilbert's only run in their 12-1 season opening loss March 14th. Sophomore Zach Taylor (Wattsburg, PA/Seneca) pitched three and a third innings giving up only one run but the Valiants were too powerful at the plate for the early season game. LaCorte also had two stolen bases in the morning game.
In the night cap, Hilbert had four hits in the loss with junior Jim Pernick (Tonawanda, NY/St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute) connecting for two hits. Senior Frank Simmeth (Cheektowaga, NY/St. Mary's) hit for a double while LaCorte earned another single. Dave Haseley (Sanborn, NY/Niagara Wheatfield/Coker) threw five innings giving up three earned runs.
The Hawks (0-2) will regroup and get ready for their third go-around Tuesday morning (9am) with Manhattanville in Cocoa Beach before they travel a short distance south to Ft. Pierce for an afternoon game against Westminster (2pm).
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Like so many other students, sophomore Josh Miller recognizes what Kent State Columbiana County has to offer. Miller's initial decision to attend Kent State Salem and East Liverpool was guided by Kent State Salem's proximity to his home, affordability and the prestige associated with the nursing program. Currently living in Minerva, Miller has only a 25 minute commute.
"The choice was made easier because I knew I wanted to pursue a degree in nursing before I started college," Miller said. "I spoke to several graduates of the nursing program at the Salem campus and they all spoke highly of the campus and of the nursing program.
"A top performer who had made the Dean's list every semester, Miller credits his academic successes to the helpful and supportive professors he's had so far. "The teaching staff is absolutely great," Miller said. "All of the professors that I have are all extremely qualified in their fields," Miller said.
Small class sizes offered at the Columbiana County campuses are just another reason Miller enjoys attending classes at our regional campuses. "I feel the smaller class sizes allow for a greater amount of interaction with my professors."
He also feels that the clinical training in hospitals will give him the hands on training necessary to be successful once he graduates. "I hope to use the experiences and knowledge I've gained from Kent State to work in outreach nursing rural nursing or maybe within a medical humanitarian organization," he said.
A dedicated student and volunteer, Miller was a part of a group of students who painted houses, cleaned up debris assisted the elderly as part of the campuses' first annual Alternative Spring Break Program. The outreach program, which is new to Kent State Columbiana County Campuses, pairs students with community projects. The students volunteer their time during spring break to make a positive impact on the local community.
In addition to volunteering during his spring break, Miller helped with the campus' annual Kids' Fun Fest, a free day of fun for local children which is held annually each fall.
"Josh helped with set up and tear down, but most importantly, he helped make a positive impact on some of our area children by helping them with crafts and activities," said Ruth McCullagh, public relations coordinator at Kent State Salem. "His hard work really helped make the day successful."
"Josh embodies the type of students who attend Kent State East Liverpool and Salem. He's not only committed to his academic success, but has a sincere concern for the well being of our area" stated Dean Jeff Nolte. "Kent State is committed to providing opportunities that will allow students, like Josh, to stay in our communities after graduation."
Kent State Columbiana County has a program for everyone. With bachelor's degrees in 14 different disciplines and associate's degrees in 14 different areas, students have a variety of fields to choose from. Kent State Columbiana County campuses give students the ability to balance family, work and higher education, while staying close to home.


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Early this month, 18 alleged members and associates of the Black Disciples street gang were charged in a federal criminal complaint on drug and gun trafficking violations, which are said to have occurred primarily in the Altgeld Gardens area on Chicago's south side.
17 of those charged were taken into custody during an early morning raid back on April 4th. However one individual, 29-year-old Kenneth Blackman disappeared before the takedown took place. As a result, the FBI is engaged in a manhunt to track and apprehend Blackman.
Blackman is charged with one count of Felony in Possession of a Firearm. The FBI says its investigation showed that in December 2012 Blackman sold a 40-caliber Beretta, semi-automatic pistol, and other weapons, to his older brother Walter, who was also charged and arrested during the takedown.
The case is part of a long-term coordinated effort by the FBI, the Chicago Police and other law enforcement agencies to identify and dismantle highly organized drug trafficking operations associated with gangs around the city. This investigation resulted in the seizure of significant amounts of cocaine and heroin, as well as nearly 40 firearms, which gang members are said to have used to control their turf and terrorize neighborhoods.
FBI agents always consider the possibility that a felon on the run may have left the immediate area. But in this case, with Blackman's many ties to Chicago's south side, as well as to Northwest Indiana, it's quite possible Blackman is still close to home, so agents are asking for the public's help in locating him.
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--6' 0'' tall, about 300 pounds.
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--A number of tattoos. On his left arm he has the name "Deloris", the number "1142" and the state of Illinois. On his right arm is tattoo of a jack-in-the box.
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So we're sitting around in late August eating copious burgers and dogs in Allyn's Lodge – five kids, me and two Sugarbush camp coaches, Dave and Chris. It's not quite carbo loading (yet the menu includes grilled corn on the cob and salad), but the food is adequate preparation for an early evening hike up to Lincoln Peak for the sunset, followed by an overnight camp in sleeping bags.
How cool is that? A splendid evening, a thousand foot or so hike, with no one else around and five willing kids and the promise of possible wildlife sightings as we amble up the grassy switchbacking swale that's called Jester in winter.
The young ones want to talk loudly, but we keep the voices to a minimum and sooner or later we spot a porcupine munching down some grass around the next switchback. The animal looks slow but vanishes as quickly as we spot him. "Are porcupines dangerous?" one of the little girls whispers to me and the conversation segues to all the other wildlife that is sequestered somewhere else on the mountain, such as the moose that mountainbikers and early morning walkers are wont to run into, and the black bear.
"What do black bears eat?"
"Honey!" is the answer in unison (gratefully no one says "campers") and it's a reminder that one of the implicit purposes of these outdoor adventure camps is to dispel the notion that the real American world mirrors the synthetic "Disney world." There is a certain amount of "unlearning" that must take place in the outdoors.
We talk a bit about black bear scat (new vocabulary word, that one) containing berries, seeds, sometimes the fur of small animals and even apples and peaches from orchards.
We get to the top and head for the LincolnPeak observation platform. It sits right next to the Long Trail heading south toward little Abe and Mt.Abe (maybe 30 minutes one way and worth the trip). It might be stifling down in the vast developed flatlands of southern New England, but up on the top of the ridge and resting on the wooden benches of the platform, it's sweatshirt or shell weather for most of us. The view is exquisite – Lake Champlain with the Adirondacks behind it and the rolling spine of Green Mountains, looking smokey and furred in the waning light.
We decide to stay just long enough for the sunset with its dark red tequila colors and the way it finally slipped behind the mountains like someone sliding a burnt orange poker chip without any intervening clouds. It left just enough light for us to get back down to the lodge. The kids descended fast and nimble until one inexplicably drops and nearly face plants, getting up smiling. For them, the evening was just starting, as they still had a campfire, ghost stories and a chocolate bar.
Since I really should leave the sleepover to the kids, I put on a headlamp, bid farewell and headed back down the fire roads to the bottom. I hadn't really done much night hiking before, just once I could remember coming down late on the normal route of Mt.Whitney in California, and I thought again about that hike for the first time since it took place. The little spot of light on the trail in front of you from the headlamp and not much else but darkness in the trees. I skated some on the rocks on the fire road and made the trekking poles longer to compensate for the knees, which are no longer good shock absorbers.
We should do another night hike, maybe Camel's Hump? There's some temperate weather still left to go. If there isn't a song lyric then there should be, "there ain't no place like The Valley in the summertime."


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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Lauren James of Goose Creek recently took the top spot in the Water Missions International Poetry contest.
Lauren, 11, is a sixth grader at Marrington Middle School of the Arts and placed first overall in the Middle School Division. She is the daughter of Javier and Christy Acosta of Goose Creek.
Below is Laurens poem, titled Water.
Our world is full of water.
We see it everyday
In our homes and schools
The pools where we play.
Water is essential.
Without it we would die.
So think, if we lost water,
If all the streams were dry,
There would be no fish,
No clouds in the sky,
No rainbows of color
That light up our eyes,
No people or plants,
Forget animals.
Our world would be barren,
Nothing to see.
Because if we want life,
Waters the key.
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With the unseasonably warm weather that has taken place this winter, we have seen some strong storms that have produced tornadoes. With spring weather arriving before the official start of Spring and the threat of tornadoes looming in the air with every storm AAA released a reminder of Tornado Tips for Motorist.
Each year, many Oklahoma motorists are unexpectedly caught in tornadic storms. AAA says there are important do's and don'ts to be aware of should you be driving when a tornado warning is issued.
By OSU Extension Service
Many Oklahomans have probably been happy there has not been snow to shovel this winter. But the mild weather can cause a problem for your pets.
Typically people think cold winter weather will decrease their pet's problems with external parasites in the spring. Cold temperatures will kill adult fleas but their immature offspring become dormant. So people think they are no longer in the environment but as temperatures warm the immature stages reappear, said Dr. Carolynn MacAllister, Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension veterinarian.
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Despite having no official control over who is considered a contender, he still tries to make statements on Anderson's behalf, criticizing the other top contenders in the division, and tries to manipulate the media into believing they aren't worthy of a title-shot.
The guy is a scumbag. I honestly hope someone ends up knocking him out on stage one day, just so they have to wire his jaw shut and we don't have to hear his bullshit.
(Surprised RD hasn't jumped into this convo yet...)
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lol, as soon as I finished my edit, you showed up. Fucking Candyman!
I'm not saying Anderson will not fight Weidman. I'm not saying he'll never fight Weidman.
I'm saying that at one point in the Fall of 2012, he was looking to fight anyone but the #1 contender, and that he stated that, openly.
I'm saying that he'll probably fight Weidman because circumstances dictate that there is nobody else close, unless he wants to be utterly ridiculous; and there was a recent period where he was looking at any fight but that fight.
Actually, his history isn't good there. He didn't want to give Hendo or Marquardt a rematch, and that never happened.just because Anderson said he wasnt interested fighting Weidman doesnt mean he wont fight him... His history with opponents should tell you that.
But again, I don't recall saying that he'll never fight him. I've said he doesn't want to fight him. Or at least, that he didn't want to fight him.
Anderson's camp might be the second most full-of-shit entity I've ever read comments from. The first, of course, being you... along with his camp coming out saying they arent ducking weidwan...
Again, I've never stated otherwise. My concern is entirely with the lack of integrity of dana's part, where he'll put ppv sales over a better, more deserving fighter if he can; and the fact that soares and the rest of the parasites in Anderson's camp exacerbate the situation by spreading misinformation about viable opponents whenever they can. I also have concerns about Anderson allowing that to happen, just as I had concerns about Fedor allowing the Fink to fuck his career.as well as Dana saying that Anderson will fight who the UFC wants.
I get all of that. I simply find that when a champion literally states repeatedly that he won't fight the #1 contender--which you somehow conveniently ignore ever occurring--that it's cause to question his heart.What about that do you not get? Yet you like to call out a champion behind a keyboard, question his heart, etc...
To my knowledge--you fucking troll--the only time I've used the term recently is to refer to you. Because you're a troll. Your status is trolling, your sig was trolling until I made you change it. So I don't call "people" trolls, I just call you a troll.Yet call other people trolls.
If Anderson could have faced Bisping, or Diaz, or Georges, he would have taken it. Is that an attack, or an accurate statement?Again, another attack on him... You are the one acting like a troll.
I'm not trolling, I'm simply stating a fact. I'm pretty sure soares and the other parasites in Anderson's camp literally cried when Belfort dropped Pip. Because it was a gravy train that left the station, and only leaves them with a higher-risk/low reward scenario.
Great response. Anderson never flat-out declined a fight with Weidman. He never flat-out declined a fight with Ronda Rousey either. Both statements mean about the same thing, in light of the fact that I've never said anything to the contrary.
I'm not sure how you don't get that.
What, you mean the part where I literally quoted him? Yeah, I'm kind of OK with that.So Anderson never flat out declined to fight Weidman, and you feel its ok to say everything you said?...
Yeah, going off on him, like my crazy assumptions that he's a heavy favorite over Weidman or Rockhold, and could clear out his division again if he fights three times in the next two years. I'm totally going off on him all the time.Going off on a top fighter all the time, with a lot of assumptions on your part...
Uh...not others, as in plural. Just you. Singular.then calling others trolls who try and defend him with legitimate reasoning...
You fucking troll.
[QUOTE]Who knows maybe you are right, but it seems very childish to act the way you do without knowing everything that is really going on. [QUOTE]
I've never pretended to know everything that's going on. I just don't completely ignore things because they don't fit with my man-love hero worship.
I've said repeatedly Anderson is one of the greatest fighters to ever put on gloves. But I feel he can be even better. Are these statements an attack on him?
Well, comedy is my life.your a clown
But that doesn't excuse the fact that your nonsense is irrelevant and bullshit.
If she doesn't get it, have her read HOSS's statement above. He nails it precisely.
Again, you've missed what I've said. When you have a #1 contender, you don't make him fight again. You give him a title shot. When you have another contender close on the heels of that fighter, you give him the next one.the UFC putting top fighters against each other to determine contenders for the belt? Never seen that before, its no wonder people call Soares a genius...
A) a fight against Georges proves nothing, despite Georges p4p ranking. First, Anderson is most often ranked higher, so beating the #2 doesn't do much; and Second, Anderson is bigger. When two fighters of equal skill meet, the bigger fighter is supposed to win. So from the get go, it's Anderson's fight to lose. It proves absolutely nothing for him if he wins, but it could be disaster if he loses to a smaller fighter.
B) Georges doesn't want the fight. If Georges was willing to move up and face him, it could defray some of the size issue, but chasing after a bout that Georges has publically stated he wants nothing to do with makes him look like a bully, or worse.
If I had Anderson's talent, I'd have two options...continue to line em and knock em down at MW and build on my enormous legacy, or chase superfights. Personally, I'd be more focused on MW. He's so talented, I don't see anyone having more than a 3 out of 10 chance to beat him in the current pool. He could clean out the division again in two years, when he's old enough to be some of these guy's dad.
But if I had to pick superfights, I'd have looked to fight Fedor when he was still in SF. I'd have begged for the fight as soon as zuffa made the purchase. Failing that [and I do not believe for a moment that the Fink or soares would have allowed it to happen] I'd look to face Jones. If I was thinking of Georges at all, I would have quietly contacted his camp to see if he was interested. If he wasn't, I'd have dropped it, with absolutely nothing going public. It got too shitty, too fast, and nobody looked good as a result. Granted, I have the benefit of 20/20 hindsight in my statements.
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IRONTON -- While Lawrence County election officials are preparing to mail out several thousand absentee ballots this week, about 50 people got a head start on the election process Tuesday, the first day people could vote in Ohio.
The board of elections office on the first floor of the Lawrence County Courthouse in Ironton will be open for early voting weekdays through Friday, Nov. 2. At this point, there will be no weekend voting in Ohio in this presidential year. However, that could change, said Mark McCown, an Ironton lawyer and a member of the elections board.
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted, a Republican, has ordered no weekend hours for early voting in this election, but that order is being challenged in court in a case that currently is undecided.
"We've had a steady flow of early voters," Kathy Overbeck, director of the county board of elections, said Tuesday afternoon. The board already has received 3,500 applications for absentee votes, the most ever at this time in the election.
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Husted's office has mailed out absentee ballot applications to every voter in the Buckeye State, Overbeck said. The way things are going, the number of absentee ballots to be mailed in could top the more than 6,000 that were counted in the 2008 presidential election in Lawrence County, she said.
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The year was 2003: Morgan Spurlock ate at McDonald's every day for a month, Martha Stewart was indicted for using privileged info to gain in the stock market, Apple launched iTunes, and Lord of the Rings: Return of the King was the top-grossing movie of the year.
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Last year's squad shot 881 at the AutoTrader.com Collegiate finishing fourth. Just 12 months later, that total was bettered by 26 strokes by a team featuring two seniors (Davis Bunn & Chris Robb), one junior (Liam Johnston) and two freshmen (Wes Gosselin & Ewan Scott).
The Mocs shot 857 (-7) in its first visit to Berkeley Hills in 2011 so the final tally of 855 is a team record at the event.
The Mocs boast the AutoTrader.com Collegiate runner-up for the third straight in Johnston. The previous two such performances came from former U.S. Amateur Champ Steven Fox in 2011 and 2012.
Johnston set a lot of "bests" this week. His tied for second finish is his third top 10, but first top five. He set new marks for 18-hole (67), 36-hole (138) and 54-hole (208) scores as well as carding 13 birdies. The eight-under par 208 is the Mocs best result at Berkeley Hills and is the lowest score since Fox shot 208 (-8) as runner-up at the 2013 BancorpSouth Intercollegiate in April.
Johnston played just his second event of 2013-14 missing qualifying for the opening two events and entering as an individual at last week's Brickyard Collegiate. His entry at the Brickyard came after Air Force had to drop out because of the government shutdown.
He is -14 through 108 holes with a strong 69.67 scoring average. He has played par or better every round this season (6) which gives him 17 in his career.
Over the first six rounds of the season, UTC averaged 299.0 strokes per round. In the last six, that drops 10 shots to 289.0. The season average is now 294.0.
Chattanooga's under-par score of minus nine (855) is the first time the team has ended a tournament below par since winning the 2012 NCAA Bowling Green Regional with a -5 total (859). It was one of four par or better finishes for that special season.
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Robb tied Scott's total of 40 pars at the Brickyard. Scott had a season-best 11 birdies for the event.
UTC shot -12 on its counting cards on the four par 5's at Berkeley Hills. That included an amazing -12 during the second round. Scott (-6) and Johnston (-5) led the way on these holes.
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Eagles: 5 (1/4/0) – Johnston 3 (1/2/0), Gosselin 1 (0/1/0), Scott 1 (0/1/0), Robb 1 (0/1/0).
Birdies: 27 (13/14/12) – Johnston 13 (4/4/5), Scott 11 (4/4/3), Gosselin 8 (2/4/2), Bunn 7 (3/2/2), Robb 3 (2/1/0). Thomas 9 (5/2/2)
Pars: 139 (43/47/49) – Robb 40 (14/12/14), Gosselin 38 (13/12/13), Bunn 36 (10/14/12), Scott 35 (10/12/13), Johnston 29 (9/9/11). Thomas 26 (8/9/9)
Bogeys: 28 (12/7/9) – Gosselin 5 (2/1/2), Robb 5 (1/2/2), Scott 6 (3/1/2), Johnston 7 (3/3/1), Bunn 11 (5/2/4). Thomas 13 (5/4/4)
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. In a 10-inch skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of oil over medium heat. Add leeks and 2 tablespoons water; season with salt and pepper. Cook, stirring occasionally, until they begin to brown, about 10 minutes. Add sherry and sage and cook until liquid is reduced to a glaze, about 3 minutes; set aside.
In a 2-quart shallow baking dish, arrange squash in overlapping layers; season with salt and pepper. Spread leeks evenly over the squash.
Arrange apples in an overlapping layer over the leeks. Brush apples with remaining tablespoon oil. Cover tightly with aluminum foil. Bake 45 minutes.
Uncover and sprinkle cheese over the top. Raise the oven temperature to 450 degrees and bake 10 minutes, or until the cheese has melted and is golden brown. The tip of a paring knife should easily pierce the gratin. Let cool 10 minutes before serving. Garnish with sage leaves.


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An enchanting resort just inland from Cannes, France, and surrounded by the French Riviera perfumeries of Provence.
This resort accepts children of all ages, with supervision from 4 months old.This resort offers childcare that suits your child's age> Baby Club Med® (from 4 months to 23 months old)
Accommodations: you can choose from a wide variety of classic or deluxe rooms and suites according to your personal preference or depending on your need.> More Information
Our Resort welcomes children of all ages with supervision, for each age group Dedicated areas, specifically designed for them
● Equipment designed with the little ones comfort and safety in mind
● Opening hours that allow parents to make the most of their day and evening, or feel free to go off for a day's excursion*
● A structure that combines innovation with 40 years experience, based on the respect of each child's needs and biological clock
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● Numerous activities for all ages: sport, creative activities and games
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Gourmet dining and premium beverages: a variety of dining options are at your fingertips for breakfast, lunch, dinner and any time in between. Quality alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks* are included.
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Downspout Trellis Supports Flowering Vines
- Add curb appeal by adorning your downspout with lovely flowering vines
- Semi-circular sections are easy to mount over an existing downspout
- Transform an unattractive downspout into a beautiful trellis
Simply mount the trellis over your downspout, plant your favorite vining flowers at the base or in a container, and then stand back and watch as the vines grow up the trellis, adding eye-catching beauty to your home. Includes four sections so you can use just as many as you need. Each section is 18" high; used all together they make a 6' high trellis. Mounting screws not included.
- Powder-coated steel
- 11-7/8" W x 6' H x 6-1/2" D
- Comes in four 18" H sections
- Easy assembly
- Mounting screws not included
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Beautiful trellis. Attached mine to 1" square, 8' cedar slats putting at least a
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Before I had a flat trellis leaning against my downspout. This is so much better!
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I am tickled with this product because I have a clematis on 3 of my downspouts, and also have pillars on my front porch that will soon have climbing vines as well. This product was a little wider than I needed, but it bent easily to conform to my downspout and post. I bought 2 sets and will be using the other set to put around my porch posts - these will be PERFECT for another climbing vine to be planted and enjoy from my swing.
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This week's tip with Wolves Skating and Skills Coach Kenny McCudden deals with shooting the puck. Kenny discusses weight transfer, puck placement and how to properly shoot at corners. Featuring U18 World Champion Kendall Coyne. Youth Hockey Tips presented by Comcast and Jerry's Hockey Warehouse.
Former Chicago Wolves Coach, Don Granato and his five siblings, played many sports while growing up. However, it was their love of hockey that survived. As Mom of these die-hard hockey fans, I want to share my insight on how hockey translates to family fun.
Chicago Wolves General Manager Wendell Young demonstrates off-ice exercises and discusses the importance of stretching. Youth Hockey Tips presented by Comcast and Jerry's Hockey Warehouse.


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Message from UIC Police
UIC Police employ a variety of cutting-edge video and electronic surveillance and detection technologies.
But the most important tool to prevent crime is still the locked door.
Recently UIC Police patrols have found security doors propped open in residence halls and academic buildings, presumably by people expecting a visitor or a delivery. In the age of cell phones, this is completely unnecessary.
It is essential to your safety and that of your fellow students or co-workers that security doors remain shut and locked at all times. An unlocked door exposes every occupant of the building to the risk of petty theft or serious violent crime.
UIC Police ask your cooperation with the following:
- Never prop open a locking door.
- If you see a door ajar or propped open, SECURE IT AT ONCE.
- Never admit a stranger to a UIC building without asking their business.
- If you are concerned about a door that was left open contact the UIC Police immediately.
We depend on each other for our safety on campus. Please don't let yourself be responsible for someone becoming a victim of crime.
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Luxury Vines Cami Bodysuit
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With striking floral print and contrast trim and paneling, this bebe bodysuit is a sexy way to give your style a spring pop. Try it with a pencil skirt and a pair of studded heels.
- 98% cotton, 2% spandex
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McCain: 'Shame on Ray LaHood'
Sen. John McCain lashed out at Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood on Sunday for saying Republicans are to blame for sequestration.
"Shame on Ray LaHood," McCain responded when asked about the transportation secretary's comments during the previous segment of CNN's "State of the Union."
The Arizona Republican pointed to reporting by The Washington Post's Bob Woodward that says the sequester originated with President Barack Obama.
"We know whose now it was -- it came from the White House and the president's aides," McCain said. "Despite that the president said during the campaign, 'It won't happen.'"
Earlier, LaHood said that Republicans in Congress haven't come up with a proposal on sequestration and have been unwilling to work with President Barack Obama to avert the deep, across-the-board cuts.
"Well, look it, I'm a Republican. My audience is trying to persuade my former colleagues that they need to come to the table with a proposal, which might be they haven't done. While the president has, the Republicans haven't," LaHood said.
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Fiedler Hillel is the foundation for Jewish life at Northwestern University. Our mission is to inspire Jewish undergraduate and graduate students to make enduring commitments to Jewish life. Hillel provides limitless support and opportunities for students to own their Jewish identities, and be engaged by a Judaism that is relevant to their lives.
Fiedler Hillel boasts a large assortment of initiatives - a few examples include: schmooze, an edgy Jewish cultural magazine produced solely by students at Northwestern University and published by Fiedler Hillel and now distributed on over 40 campuses nationwide; the Jewish Theatre Ensemble, which creates four full-scale theatrical productions a year; outstanding leadership development initiatives; weekly free Shabbat dinners, myriad Passover seders held around campus, big-name speakers, and multiple alternative break trips to Latin America.
We were also the founders of a university-wide initiative making its way to campuses around the country called AskBigQuestions (www.askbigquestions.com). In a trail-blazing partnership, Fiedler Hillel serves as the sponsor of the Northwestern study abroad in Israel program. Our initiatives are creative, energizing, thought-provoking, pluralistic, and relevant. Hillel takes risks, has the highest of standards, and is driven to succeed.
In the last three years Hillel has quadrupled student involvement, doubled the size of its Board of Directors, and tripled fundraising. Our staff was recently called "one of the most effective Hillel staffs in the country," and our Hillel was recognized as an outstanding example of indispensable partnership with the university. For more information on Fiedler Hillel, current programs, and Hillel in the News, log onto our website at www.nuhillel.org.
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HICAP´s mission is to establish and maintain a comprehensive, coordinated and statewide system of health insurance counseling for older and disabled Texans.
The Texas Department of Insurance partners with the Texas Legal Services Center and the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services to provide information about both public benefits and private health insurance.
All HICAP programs in Texas are committed to working with seniors, particularly in the area of benefits counseling. HICAP staff and volunteers, located in 28 Area Agency on Aging offices, are trained in all aspects of public and private benefits.
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