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Every bride should feel nothing short of heart-thumping gratitude and affection for her wedding hair stylist on her big day. Here's the secret to great wedding-day hair: Work it all out in rehearsal!SEE MORE
Ace Your Wedding Hair Trial, Step 1Pace yourself. Schedule your hair trial three months before the wedding, recommends Naeemah LaFond, owner of Under Her Veil in NYC. If you book it too early in the planning process, changing trends or chronic indecision could lead to second-guessing.
Ace Your Wedding Hair Trial, Step 2Plan a night out the evening of your trial to make sure the style doesn't fall out after an hour—or two minutes—of carousing, says Loulie Walker of Loulie Walker Events in NYC.
Ace Your Wedding Hair Trial, Step 3Wash and dry your hair beforehand to avoid spending the majority of your trial getting a blowout, LaFond says.
Ace Your Wedding Hair Trial, Step 4Wear makeup. You'll be staring at yourself for a few self-critical hours, so put your best face forward, LaFond says. If you can, schedule your makeup trial to happen right before.
Ace Your Wedding Hair Trial, Step 5Bring visuals. Sarah Miller, cofounder of Caplan Miller Events in Austin, Texas, suggests sharing a private Facebook album or a Pinterest board of snapshots—anything from a photo of you in your dress to the flowers you'll be carrying—with your stylist for aesthetic guidance.
Ace Your Wedding Hair Trial, Step 6Don't bring a posse. Ask your mother, your MOH, or a friend whose opinion you trust to come with you. Too many voices create chaos, Walker explains.
Ace Your Wedding Hair Trial, Step 7See what works. Don't forget the hair accessories (veil, comb, etc.) you plan on wearing so you can experiment with them. Take photos of each hairstyle (expect to try out three options) from different angles.
Ace Your Wedding Hair Trial, Step 8Pay attention. LaFond suggests jotting down a list of the products being used so you can buy miniatures of everything for your day-of kit.
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New research carried out by the University of Cambridge for Stonewall Scotland's School Report Scotland 2012 has found that 52 per cent of lesbian, gay and bisexual pupils in Scottish secondary schools experience homophobic bullying. The findings are specific to the 158 lesbian, gay and bisexual young Scots who took part in a national survey of 1,614 young people. The research also found that a quarter (26 per cent) of gay young Scots have attempted to take their own life, and more than half (54 per cent) deliberately harm themselves.
The School Report Scotland 2012 reveals that 99 per cent of gay young people hear homophobic language – like 'that's so gay' and 'you're so gay'. Less than a third (31 per cent) of lesbian, gay and bisexual pupils say their school responds quickly to homophobic bullying behaviour when it occurs and less than three in five (57 per cent) lesbian, gay and bisexual pupils in Scotland report that their schools say homophobic bullying is wrong.
Stonewall Scotland Director, Colin Macfarlane said: 'The mark of a society is how it treats its young people and so it's unacceptable that over half of gay young Scots face a daily nightmare of homophobic bullying, and deeply worrying that many schools and teachers still fail to challenge it effectively. At a time when policy makers look for ways to boost attainment and raise aspiration it is deeply disturbing that half of lesbian, gay and bisexual young Scots say they don't feel that they are achieving their best at school. We won't rest until every single gay young person in this country can walk through their school gates every morning without fear of being bullied just because of the way they were born.'
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"Every so often, people ask me why they should upgrade to Internet Explorer 7, the newest version of the venerable Microsoft web browser. They're happy with Internet Explorer 6—it does what they want it to do and they're comfortable using it. Some are nervous about upgrading because they feel they don't have time to learn a new way of doing things. Others believe that because they only use their computers to check their e‑mail and visit "safe" sites, they don't need to upgrade. (...) For me, the most compelling reason to upgrade is the improved security. The Internet of today is not the Internet of five years ago. There are dangers that simply didn't exist back in 2001, when Internet Explorer 6 was released to the world." (Sandi Hardmeier, Microsoft MVP)
According to HitsLink, Internet Explorer lost about 8% of market share to Firefox and Safari in 2008 and IE6's market share decreased from 32% in January to 20% in December.
There's a big opportunity to provide an alternative to IE6 users and many websites recommend users to update their browsers for a better experience. For example, Gmail showed a message which informed users that Firefox and Chrome load Gmail twice as fast as IE6. "Browsers are getting faster and better at running web applications like Google Mail that use browser technology to its limits. In order to get the best experience possible and make Google Mail run an average of twice as fast, we suggest that you upgrade your browser to one of the fastest Google Mail supported browsers that work on Windows," says a Gmail help page.
Internet Explorer 6 users miss the most important Gmail features launched in 2008: themes and Gmail Labs, while the new version of Gmail has been launched for IE6 in September 2008.
As Matt Cutts says, "Chrome has already encouraged lots more people (both browser makers and website owners) to pay attention to things like browser speed, overall user experience, and cross-platform/validated HTML code that works on most browsers". Firefox attracted Internet Explorer by offering better security, maybe it's time to make performance a good reason to switch.
Top 10 reasons to switch from Internet Explorer 6:
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3. Web pages will look better.
4. Use a browser that it's not closely integrated with your operating system.
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6. Open less windows by using tabs.
7. Get a search box without installing toolbars.
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9. Web developers will thank you.
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RED OAK — Creston head girls track coach Clay Arnold knew entering Thursday's Lady Tiger Relays here that Glenwood would be out for blood after how things went on Tuesday when the Panthers pulled away from the Rams to defend their Lady Cardinal Relays crown at Clarinda.
Glenwood burst out to a big early lead on Creston Thursday, but the Panthers fought back, with both teams trading punches late before Glenwood emerged victorious, edging the Panthers for the team score, 177-176.
"As scripted, Glenwood was out for blood," Arnold said. "They pulled out all their stops. We mostly had a very good night. Ended up, lost the team title by one point. It came down to the 4x4."
The Panthers, still trailing by a large margin, won the sprint medley relay to pull within 15 points of the Rams heading into the 1,500 meter run.
That's where Arnold thought his team could make up some points and turn the momentum.
And that's exactly what happened as Maria Mostek and Emily Wignall went one-two in the event, pulling Creston to within one team point going into the 4x100 relay.
When senior Taylor Hudson handed the baton to junior Zaidy Frank for the final leg of the 4x100 relay, the Panthers held a lead over Glenwood, but it quickly evaporated as Glenwood surged ahead.
But Frank came back on the Glenwood runner, and the race came down to the wire.
Arnold said the Glenwood runner reached the baton across the line first, but Frank's torso crossed before the Glenwood runner's torso, giving the Panthers the event win and a one-point advantage heading into the 4x400 relay.
Unfortunately for Creston, the Rams stacked the 4x400 relay and the Panthers didn't run their top lineup in the race.
Glenwood came out on top of the race and the team standings by one point.
"I had a definite feeling they were going to pull out all the stops on that race for sure," Arnold said. "We ended up losing by one point, but it was the talk of the meet. What a competition. Real proud of the girls. After the meet they (Glenwood) were acting like they won the national championship or something. When someone's excited because they beat you, you know you've got the program where we want it to be."
Arnold praised the efforts of his throwers, who were able to contribute scoring for the Panthers on Thursday.
Freshman Becca Ross placed sixth in the first high school discus competition of her career and junior Olivia Nielsen finished fifth in the shot put.
Other event winners for the Panthers included Frank in the 200 meter dash, freshman Taylor Briley in the 400 meter dash, Natalie Mostek in the 800 meter run, Brianna Maitlen in the 100 meter hurdles and long jump and Maria Mostek in the 3,000 meter run.
The Panthers also won the 4x800 relay.
Team standings — 1. Glenwood 177, 2. Creston 176, 3. Shenandoah 113, 4. Clarinda 80.5, 5. Red Oak 26.5, 6. Clarinda Academy 2.
Discus — 1. Hallie Goudie, Clarinda, 100-3; 6. Becca Ross, Creston, 85-10; 7. Olivia Nielsen, Creston, 82-05.
Shot put — 1. Serena Parker, Shenandoah, 34-11; 5. Olivia Nielsen, Creston, 28-10; 9. Emma Saylor, Creston, 24-10.
High jump — 1. Sydney Nielsen, Shenandoah, 4-10; 2. Natalie Mostek, Creston, 4-10.
Long jump — 1. Brianna Maitlen, Creston, 15-10; 10. Amber Castillo, Creston, 13-0.50.
3,000 meters — 1. Maria Mostek, Creston, 11:47.37; 3. Jessica Beatty, Creston, 12:34.81.
4 x 800 relay — 1. Creston (Emily Wignall, Monica Powers, Taylor Briley, Natalie Mostek), 10:47.80.
Shuttle hurdle relay — 1. Glenwood, 1:11.75; 2. Creston (Amber Castillo, Brittney Minson, Madison Hance, Nicole Haley), 1:17.87.
100 meters — 1. Jaedra Moses, Clarinda, 13.15; 4. Zaidy Frank, Creston, 13.42; 6. Brianna Maitlen, Creston, 14.00.
Distance medley relay — 1. Clarinda, 4:37.04; 2. Creston (Sydney Suiter, Jami Sickels, Chelcee Downing, Taylor Hudson), 4:42.43.
400 meters — 1. Taylor Briley, Creston, 1:05.57; 4. Raegen Smith, Creston, 1:09.54.
4 x 200 relay — 1. Glenwood, 1:50.18; 5. Creston (Amber Castillo, Brittney Minson, Jami Sickels, Chelcee Downing), 2:00.31.
100 hurdles — 1. Brianna Maitlen, Creston, 16.67; 5. Madison Hance, Creston, 18.30.
800 meters — 1. Natalie Mostek, Creston, 2:36.51; 3. Emily Wignall, 2:37.44.
200 meters — 1. Zaidy Frank, Creston, 27.60; 5. Taylor Briley, Creston, 29.14.
400 hurdles — 1. Sydney Nielsen, Shenandoah, 1:08.23; 4. Brittney Minson, Creston, 1:15.76; 5. Madison Hance, Creston, 1:16.29.
Sprint medley relay — 1. Creston (Chelcee Downing, Lauren Tucker, Taylor Hudson, Zaidy Frank), 1:00.27.
1,500 meters — 1. Maria Mostek, Creston, 5:26.52; 2. Emily Wignall, Creston, 5:33.66.
4 x 100 relay — 1. Creston (Brianna Maitlen, Chelcee Downing, Taylor Hudson, Zaidy Frank), 53.56.
4 x 400 relay — 1. Glenwood, 4:20.70; 2. Creston (Raegen Smith, Madison Hance, Taylor Briley, Brittney Minson), 4:34.55.


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Jennifer Lawrence's Reaction to Miss Dior Ads: "I Love Photoshop"
Did you think Jennifer Lawrence was done charming the world, now that the Oscars are over? Nope!
J.Law's Miss Dior ads were recently released (see more here), and Access Hollywood apparently showed them to her for the first time. "Oh my God, I haven't seen these," Jennifer told Access (via Gossip Cop). "That doesn't look like me at all! I love Photoshop more than anything in the world." The reporter told her, "I don't think that's Photoshop, that's you." Jen replied, "Of course it's Photoshop. People don't look like that."
Yes, the self-deprecation tour continues! Her ads are gorgeous, even if she does look a little more pale and waif-like than her usual golden girl self.
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Yaya Toure has stunned Manchester City by demanding: Give me a new contract by Saturday - or I am off.
Arsene Wenger is primed for a major power struggle with Chelsea for West Brom wonder kid Isaiah Brown.
Inter Milan are planning to bid £10million for Loic Remy if QPR go down.
Per Mertesacker has ruled out a summer move to Wolfsburg.
Michael Owen wants to stay in football despite calling time on his glittering playing career.
Michael Appleton found out he was sacked by Blackburn on TV - before being handed a letter by a club receptionist.
Man City face a fight to land prime target Edinson Cavani from Napoli after the striker's representative claimed he 'loves the club'.
Southampton are planning a summer shopping trip for Australian right-back Trent Sainsbury.
Aston Villa are plotting a summer raid for Man City flop Scott Sinclair.
Norwich will attempt to sign Andreas Weimann, whose talks about a new deal with Aston Villa have stalled.
Arsenal are the latest club to express an interest in Non-League sensation Daniel Carr.
Celtic are poised to revive their interest in Wolves striker Kevin Doyle this summer.
A summit meeting of the 24 Championship clubs will today warn the Premier League that it risks permanently damaging "the integrity of the Football League'' by proposing a big hike in parachute money for clubs relegated from the top tier but only a modest rise in "solidarity payments'' for other clubs.


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iPhoto for iPhone and iPad review
iPhoto is a fantastic photo editing tool, in some ways better than it is on the Mac, but suffers from an inexplicable lack of useful sync.
Apple has brought iPhoto to iOS. Announced alongside the new iPad, but available as a universal app for the iPhone as well, iPhoto completes Apple's mobile iLife suite and once again challenges the misconception that multitouch is better geared for content consumption than creation. iPhoto took the longest to arrive on iOS, despite being the most popular of the iLife apps. So... was it worth the wait?
Photo Editing
I'm am very impressed with the editing power of iPhoto. It's better then iPhoto for the Mac, that's for sure. It's jam packed with options, so it's nice that Apple included an info button that pops up a bunch of helpful notes about what each button does and what each filter or brush is named. (Not as nice as if they'd made the user interface more intuitive, but nicer than having to poke around and get frustrated.) If you tap the arrow on one of these tabs, a help screen will pop up with more info on the specific feature.
Color adjustments
The basic editing tools include cropping, auto enhance, and exposure. Included in the color adjustments tab is options to adjust saturation, white balance, and skin tones as well as smarter adjustments for blue skies and greenery. Be careful with these two, though. If you don't have greenery or blue skies in your photo, it produces horrific results.
This is the perfect time to mention that iPhoto does not support layers or masking, so you cannot exclude a portion of your photo from an effect or adjustment taking place. There is an option to preserve skin tones when making color adjustments, but it's mediocre at best.
To make color adjustments, you can move sliders provided at the bottom of the editing screen, or you can just drag your finger directly on the parts of the photo that correspond wit the color type. For example, holding your finger on the sky will pop up the Blue Skies tool and sliding your finger left or right will adjust the slider. Doing the same thing anywhere on your photo, but vertically, will adjust the saturation.
You can also adjust white balance with the typical presets that come with most apps and cameras: sun, cloudy, flash, shade, incandescent, and fluorescent. There is also a Face Balance tool that lets you choose a person's face and iPhoto will automatically choose a good white balance for the skin tone. Lastly, you can make select a white point on your photo with the custom white balance tool.
The best editing feature of iPhoto is the brushes. There are 8 of them: Repair, Red Eye, Saturate, Desaturate, Lighten, Darken, Sharpen, and Soften. The Repair brush will removes things like blemishes, dust marks, and scratches. The other Brushes are self explanatory.
To use a brush, you simply use your finger to "paint" the areas of your photo you the affect applied to. My biggest complaint is that iPhoto doesn't use a circle to show where you're touching -- the only visual cue is to see the results of the brush. But if you're making subtle changes, it's very hard to notice. However, the alternative that's available is the option to show your strokes. Turning this on displays all your strokes in red. When you're done applying the brush, just turn the strokes off to see the results.
My other gripe with brushes is that you cannot adjust the brush size - well, not directly anyway. The brush size is always the size of your fingertip, so to adjust it, you need to zoom in and out of the photo. This is just terrible. It's hard to be precise.
Now, I started out by saying that the brushes are the best editing feature of iPhoto, but have done nothing but complain about it. That's because, despite these two flaws, brushes are actually very powerful tools. The opacity of the brushes are fairly light, so you have control over how drastic you want the change to be -- just paint multiple strokes over one spot to create a thicker layer, so to speak. Showing your strokes is very helpful in this regard.
iPhoto has a set of filters that Apple calls Effects. The categories are Artistic, Vintage, Aura, Black & White, Duotone, and Warm & Cool. Honestly, there isn't really anything special about them in comparison to other apps, they're filters that change the look of your photos. End of story. Well, I guess the fact that you can adjust the vignetting intensity makes it a little bit more interesting?
Example of final edit
Here's the before and after comparison of a photo that I edited fairly quickly. I think it's a great example of a nice edit job that isn't overdone. I cropped and rotated, used the Face Balance tool, increased the Greenery slider, applied the repair, sharpen, and soften brushes, and added the Saturated Film filter from the Vintage category.
You can see a larger version here.
Sharing , Beaming, and syncing (or lack thereof)
You can share you photo from iPhoto directly to your Camera Roll, iTunes, email, Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, and an AirPrint compatible printer. There is also a new feature called Beam that lets you share photos from one device running iPhoto to another device on the same Wifi network also running iPhoto. It's really easy to use and a great way to share photos between devices. Unfortunately, it's also the easiest way to share photos between even your own devices.
I was really hoping that with the introduction of iPhoto on the iPhone and iPad that my iPhoto libraries would stay in sync between iPhone, iPad, and Mac, but this is not the case. It's not even the case within iOS. Each devices has their own library. Having photos and the non-destructive edits that go with them seamlessly sync between all devices would have been the single most useful feature a platform owner like Apple could implement. I expected more from the maker's of iCloud. Maybe in a future update.
iPhoto has this fun new way to display your photos called Journals. It's basically a collage of your photos with the ability of adding captions, blocks of text, notes, map, weather widgets to your collage. You can resize your photos and drag and drop them to place them exactly how you wish. Unfortunately, you cannot adjust the size of the widgets, so even if your sticky note only has one small phrase, it must still take up just as much space as four small photos.
Journals are pretty fun to play with and can be shared online through iCloud. This will give your Journal its own web address that can be shared with whoever you want. All your photos are also downloadable from your online journal - a "feature" that cannot be disabled.
I was very disappointed to learn that this was the only real way to share a Journal. I was really hoping for an export that would allow me to then share my Journal to my personal blog.
You can see an example of a journal that I shared through iCloud here.
The good
- Very powerful editing tools
- Journals are pretty cool
- Easy to use
- Integrated user manual is awesome
- Beam is a great and easy way to share to other iOS devices
The bad
- iPhoto libraries don't sync
- Brushes don't have visual indication of brush size
- Must zoom in and out of photo to adjust brush size, which isn't very precise
- No support for layers
- Can't adjust size of inserted widgets in a Journal
- Can only share Journals online through iCloud
The bottom line
iPhoto is a fantastic addition to the iLife family on iOS with very powerful editing tools. Sure, there are some things that could be changed to make it better, but at just $4.99, it's quite a steal. Minus the creation of books, cards, and calendars, it's better than iPhoto on the Mac.
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iPhoto for iPhone and iPad review
iPad is the biggest waste of money known to man. Just by a Playbook under $300 has way more functionality than this giant iPod touch. It has flash which the iPad Doesnt and You can even connect it to your big screen which is awesome and is also something iPad can't do unless u buy an overpriced adapter which can only do 4:3 not even 16:9. You isheep are so brainwashed over this crap..
Hey kid.
Wasn't it just a month or so ago you got an update from RIM so you now have a native Calendar and Email app? Pretty sweet device, and a sound investment if you are simply trying to save a Canadian company from ruin. I love everything Canadian........beer, ice hockey, Tim Hortons, Canadian flag, but Blackberry?
C'mon, kid.
He's an Absolute moron.. talks about how you can't even display the iPad on a big screen unless you have an adapter? ummm what? he doesn't even have his facts straight... AIR MIRROR'ing... Nuff said.
Great app, great review. The biggest bummer is the lack of automatic syncing between iOS devices and Mac :( Hopefully we'll see it soon!
On the apple site under photo beaming it's says over wifi or Bluetooth, this specifically talks about iPad to iPhone beam.....how do you beam over Bluetooth I can't even get my ipad2 to see my 4s in the Bluetooth menu (and yes I have ibluetooth turned on both devices) this would be a great featur when I'm out and about and don't have a wifi connection
Link to apple page scroll down to beam section and read caption under the iPad/iPhone pic http://www.apple.com/apps/iphoto/
Im a little frustrated that this won't work on my iPad 1. Thankfully, I'll be getting my iPad 3 soon after launch and this is the app I'm looking forward to the most. Seems perfect for someone like me who is a complete photo amateur but would still like an easy way to make my photos look like quality shots.
I have no use for it until it can sync. I am disappointed in this as I was with reminders. I never understood why they didn't just integrate that into calendar. I don't use that either. The editing tools are nice. But the syncing is important to me.
I have played around with it too last night and I was very confused by the file management. iPhoto creates and removes folders at will and I don't understand the state of photos in each type of folder and I'm really worried about the way iCloud is heading. I wish that there were One Main Library per iTunes account, sitting either on a Mac (or a PC for that matter), in a Time Capsule or in iCloud. This Main Library should give you the certainty that it can bring up every version of every picture you have chosen not to delete in an easy way. And not in folders that are created and removed at will by iPhoto for iOS.
The way iCloud is turning out, feels vague and messy.
Thanks for the write up. I played around with the app just to get a feel for it and this helped clear up some questions I had.
Would love syncing between devices. At the very least, between iOS devices. I typically like to keep the same libraries on my phone and ipad. Perhaps with a future update.
I too would like to see them fix/update all other "The Bad" with the exception of Layers. Although Layers are extremely functional, I can see myself, or a casual, editing job not requiring it. For editing that extensive, I can/will most likely go to a desktop client.
You've got a great eye and a darned cute kid. I dunno you're snapping pics professionally (beyond the very professional work you're doing here, of course) but if not, you should be.
Love your photog-related reviews!
Digital photos by their nature are soft. I could not find a way to sharpen the entire photo, just a brush. Did I miss it?, or is the plan to finger the entire photo?
There seems to be a bug with regards to iPhoto showing duplicate images in the picture section
Have a look here https://discussions.apple.com/message/17819262?ac_cid=142432#17819262
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, 2013 Under regulations of the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (PACA), Regal Marketing Inc., headquartered in Scotch Plains, N.J., has posted a $50,000 cash surety bond.
The bond was posted with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to employ Ronald G. Delucas Jr. at a branch location in California, address yet to be determined. Ronald G. Delucas Jr. was previously named in a PACA action.
Delucas was an officer of Source One Produce Inc., Visalia, Calif., a company which failed to pay a reparation award issued against it under the PACA.
Any PACA licensee wishing to employ persons who have failed to pay a reparation award, or have been subject to a USDA disciplinary action, must post a USDA-approved surety bond.
USDA will hold the $50,000 bond for four years, providing assurance to the industry that the company will be able to pay for produce purchased and to conduct its business according to PACA rules.
The PACA requires that all interstate traders in fresh and frozen fruits and vegetables be USDA-licensed. The PACA establishes a code of good business conduct for the produce industry. USDA is authorized to suspend or revoke a traders license for violating the act.
In the past three years, USDA resolved approximately 5,000 claims filed under the PACA involving $96 million. This is just one more way USDA continues to support the fruit and vegetable industry.
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Williston-Elko (2-2) went on the road and evened its record with a win over Denmark-Olar (0-4) on Friday.
The Blue Devils used 10 different ball carriers, led by Marcell Wright with nine carries for 64 yards and a touchdown. Andrew Milligan added 37 yards and two scores on five carries, and Faheem Richburg caught a pass for one touchdown and ran for another. Dalton Mundy went 4-for-6 passing with 34 yards and a touchdown, and his leading receiver was Christian Sapp, who had two catches for 37 yards and ran twice for 26 more yards.
Williston-Elko will open Region 4-A play at home against North (2-1) next Friday.
Wagener-Salley (3-1) found the win column again with an offensive outburst against Whitmire (0-3).
Senior quarterback Malcolm Stroman showed his dual-threat capabilities, completing 5 of 7 passes for 134 yards and a 34-yard touchdown pass to Kyiian Miller while also running for 138 yards and two more scores on three carries. He also intercepted a pass.
Eric Corley carried the ball nine times for 104 yards and three touchdowns, and RJ Tyler was the War Eagles' top receiver with four catches for 89 yards.
Ke'Aunri Holmes added eight carries for 86 yards and a 23-yard touchdown, and Kashawn Stroman and Cameron Shiffner each got in on the scoring with touchdown runs.
Wagener-Salley will host Blackville-Hilda (1-2) to start its Region 4-A slate next Friday.
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Sturgeon Bay sprawls around a 7,400-foot canal, constructed in the late 19th century to connect Lake Michigan with the waters of Green Bay. Two historic lighthouses sit at one end of the canal, and a 445-acre swath of land on the canal's southeastern end has been turned into the Ship Canal Nature Preserve. A 2.5-mile hiking trail traverses the preserve. The trail is advertised as easy- to moderately difficult and is said to go through sand dunes, old-growth hemlock stands and open fields, offering "outstanding views of the ship canal and two historic lighthouses." Unfortunately, it's quite a disappointment.
The trail appears to be a work in progress. Though some sections have a distinct trail, in many places the trail is extremely rustic, overgrown and nearly impossible to find. At one point in the dunes, the path splits into three sections, and there's no signage. Even more puzzling, a map shows you where to go for a scenic view of the canal. When you get there, only a tiny strip of the canal is visible. The trail does take you to the outstanding beach, with fantastic views of both lighthouses (one red and short, the other tall and white) and the entrance to the canal.
Don't waste your time on the trail. Instead, drive down Lake Lane past the trail heads and straight to the beach. Walk along it until you see the lighthouses. Then, get back in your car and drive to the U.S. Coast Guard station on the other side of the canal. You can walk along the pier to the red lighthouse, although the white lighthouse is on governmental property controlled by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, so you can only view it from a distance.


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June Skelton was born June 14, 1955 in Antlers to Ruben and Pat (Ross) Jacks. She passed from this life December 2, 2012 in Antlers, at the age of 57. June married Isaac George "Skeeter" Skelton in Paris, TX. She enjoyed coloring, building detailed models of houses and churches, most of all spending time with family and friends. June was preceded in death by her husband: "Skeeter" Skelton; her parents: Ruben Jacks and Pat Billings; one brother: Billy Stanley. She is survived by one daughter: Tracy Bargas and husband Kevin of McAlester; two sisters: Judy Taylor and Bettie Teel both of Antlers; two brothers: Wayne Stanley and Jerry Stanley both of Moyers; four grandchildren: Ritchey Bargas, Zoen Bargas, Juniper Bargas and Marainya Bargas all of McAlester; one niece: Patricia Ives of Antlers; nieces and nephews: Joseph Wright Jr., Mark Taylor, Bennie Wright, Edward Wright, Jacob Wright, Zaylyn Davis, Rayce Wright, Callie Wright, Abby Chandler, Isaiah Focks, Blakelyn Ives; as well as many other relatives and friends. Graveside services were held at 10:00 AM, Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at Taylor Cemetery with Pastor Jonathan Hooker officiating. Music selection was "Momma", "Sissy's Song", & "I Can Only Imagine". Pallbearers included Robert Wright, Joseph Wright, Jacky Manous, Keith Taylor, Buck Taylor, & Kip Ives. Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com [1].
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Mali, a landlocked country in West Africa, had never received much attention in the media until January 2012, when semi-nomadic tribesmen called the Tuareg launched a revolution against the central government.
Three months later, the Tuaregs' National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (NMLA) ended its campaign and proclaimed the independence of Azawad, the region making up the large, sparsely-settled northern half of Mali.
The situation became more complicated in March 2012 when the Malian military seized power in a coup, and last summer, when Islamist rebels, including members of an Al-Qaeda group, began fighting the Tuaregs, took control of much of Azawad and imposed sharia law. Earlier this month, the French military launched Operation Serval in an effort to defeat the Islamist rebellion in Azawad.
Bruce Whitehouse, assistant professor of sociology and anthropology, has studied Mali and its people for years, and he spent the 2011-12 academic year as a Fulbright Scholar in Bamako, the capital of Mali. Whitehouse was in Bamako with his family during the military coup in March, and he was able to detail what was happening.
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Whitehouse's 2012 book, Migrants and Strangers in an African City: Exile, Dignity, Belonging, stems from ethnographic research he conducted in Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of the Congo. The book was named one of 2012's "Best (Overlooked) Books" by the Australian current affairs and cultural journal InsideStory.


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Off court success is just as important as on court success for Jackrabbit Tennis. Our staff and players realize the importance of academics and have alumni who have graduated in multiple fields such as pharmacy, engineering, economics, psychology, and pre-medicine. Last season, 6 out 7 players made the commissioners list of academic excellence and achieved the Summit League team academic achievement award.
Academics is not a recent success for Jackrabbit tennis, as the woman's program consistently holds a team GPA above 3.5. Our staff ensures you will not only leave SDSU a better tennis player, but a person who is ready to be successful in all aspects of life. We will do whatever it takes to help our players reach their academic goals and remain Jackrabbits for life!
Tennis players at SDSU along with the other student athletes have the ability to use the Dykehouse Student Athlete Center to workout and work on there studies as well. They also have the option to receive tutoring, if they need help with their homework.
The Jackrabbit Tennis program is on the rise. With a new coaching staff last year, we have made it clear we want to be an elite team in the Summit League and in the NCAA. We have set high goals for our tennis program, and work hard every day to achieve these goals. We are establishing a fresh, successful tradition that is going to stay with the tennis program for many years to come.
Our staff believes in this new tradition, our players believe in this new tradition, and our athletic department believes in this new tradition. There is not a better time to become a member of the Jackrabbit Tennis family!
The tennis coaching staff at SDSU all believe in getting the full potential out of every player that wears the Jackrabbit Tennis uniform. There is not a day that goes by where we do not get better on and off the court. Being a relatively new coaching staff, we believe we have out the pieces together to be a very successful program in the years to come.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- The Chattanooga Mocs (8-11/3-3) lost to Western Carolina (8-11/5-2) Saturday night, 90-81, in Southern Conference North Division play. UTC wasted a 21-point, six-rebound effort by Z. Mason (Chattanooga, Tenn.).
Trey Sumler and Tom Tankelewicz led a quartet of double-digit scorers for the Catamounts. Sumler led all scorers with 25 points to go with 12 assists, four rebounds and four steals. Tankelewicz scored his 21 points from beyond the arc making seven of nine for the evening.
Western scored 48 points in the opening half and built on that momentum to open the second. After a Farad Cobb (West Palm Beach, Fla.) trey got the Mocs with six, 48-42, WCU went on a 14-4 run. Brandon Boggs' dunk at 16:16 put his squad up 16, 62-46.
Chattanooga chipped away at the lead. It got within nine twice when Mason nailed a trey from up top to cut it to six, 68-62, at 8:51. Two Drazen Zlovaric (Novi Sad, Serbia) free throws nearly two minutes later made it a four-point deficit, 70-66 with 7:10 to play.
Sumler answered with a three-ball on the Catamounts next possession. A defensive stop and two free throws from Tawaski King extended the margin back to nine, 75-66, with six minutes to go.
Like Thursday night's 19-point comeback, the Mocs never quit. Unlike the last game, the big shot just didn't fall. The squad hit just one shot in the final 8:51, a three-point by Dontay Hampton (Chattanooga, Tenn.). UTC did make 16 of 19 (84.2%) from the free throw during that stretch.
Gee McGhee (Baton Rouge, La.) tied his season high with 19 points, while chipping in four rebounds, two assists and two steals. He and Mason were the lone Mocs in double digits as Ronrico White (Knoxville, Tenn.) had nine points and a team-high five assists.
Boggs and King had 19 and 18 points, respectively. They combined with Sumler and Tankelewicz for all but seven of Western's 90 points. As a team, they shot a blistering 53.4 percent (31-58) including 12 of 22 (54.5%) from beyond the arc. WCU also shot well from the free throw making 84.2 percent (16-19) hitting all eight attempts in the last three-plus minutes of the contest.
Tankelewicz got the Catamounts off to a great start. He scored 15 of his 21 points in the first half hitting five of seven from three-point range. Western hit eight treys in the first 20 minutes and would have salted it away early if not for two factors: Mason and the Mocs rebounding.
Mason had 10 points and five rebounds in the opening frame. Those five boards led a 24-13 effort on the glass. UTC had more offensive rebounds (11) than the Catamounts had defensive (10). The home team ended up with a 41-33 advantage on the boards led by Zlovaric with seven.
It's back to the highways and byways for the Chattanooga Mocs. The next three games are all away from home starting with a trip to North Carolina. The Mocs visit to Elon on Thursday at 7 p.m., before tackling UNCG on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Listen to the exciting play-by-play from "Voice of the Mocs" Jim Reynolds on ESPN 105.1 the Zone in Chattanooga, or world-wide on GoMocs.com. MocsVision has the live audio (free) action online. You can follow @GoMocsMBB on twitter for news, notes, stats and links to game notes, live stats and more.GoMocs.com is the official website of the Chattanooga Mocs. The Mocs can also be followed on their official Facebook page, www.facebook.com/ChattanoogaMocs, or on Twitter, www.twitter.com/GoMocs. Find out how to join the UTC Mocs Club and support more than 300 student-athletes by clicking here.


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At the regularly scheduled meeting of the Antlers City Council on Monday, December 3, 2012, Antlers Fire Chief Randy Janoe addressed the council about the possible closing of the Antlers EMS services.
Chief Janoe explained to the Council that there was a new contractor handling Medicare claims for the area and they had implemented some changes last week to reinforce a preexisting rule about mileage for ambulance services and payment.
All ambulance runs (transferring of patients from Pushmataha Hospital to another facility) that are over 75 miles in distance will automatically be declined and the EMS will have to justify in an appeals process why it was necessary for them to transfer the patient to that facility and have paperwork to prove the legitimacy of the claim.
Based on past months of operations, this would end with the EMS loosing approximately $4,600.00 a month, a total of $55,200.00 a year, that is needed to maintain equipment, replace ambulance supplies and keep the station operating.
In the last 11 months, the Antlers EMS had made 190 transfers out of Pushmataha Hospital; and 90 transfers to the metro hospitals (like Tulsa's St. Francis and OU Medical) in 2011. If proper protocol is not followed by all parties involved, in the future the money spent for those transfers will be lost.
Along with this addition to Medicare protocol, the Antlers EMS faces client debts that keep climbing with no attempt by the clients to make payment. Chief Janoe reports that there is a total of $649,230.00 in bad debt. Approximately $350,000.00 of that debt is extremely delinquent with clients making no attempts to pay off their debts.
When you add the loss of mileage for anything over 75 miles, the climbing bad debt being placed on them by residents refusing to pay, and that it takes $68.00 an hour 27/ 7 to operate, the future begins to look grim for this much needed service.
Over the last five years, 44 other EMS services have been forced to close in the State of Oklahoma alone. Many residents may feel that the tax they already pay should cover everything they need and bad debts but in reality it only pays for about 10% of what is needed.
When the Council asked if there were any ideas how this could be avoided, a Utility Surcharge was brought up. It was in place in Antlers in the past but only was effective for a year. What this would do would be add approximately $4 to resident's water bills and that would sustain the EMS service. Also, if the resident's are paying that surplus, it could count to cover their insurance's co-pay and for resident's without insurance, it would make them eligible for a discount.
Nothing was decided at the meeting but it will be discussed in more detail in the future.
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Two couples, who have a son in common, met one evening to discuss the son.
You see, the biological parents are divorced and married. But they have a civil relationship when it comes to raising their son.
However, this particular evening was far from civil, according to a police report.
Police were called to the biological moms house.
Her ex-husband arrived with his significant other, earlier that evening. They sat around the coffee table and the discussion of their sons health insurance came up.
For some reason the biological father became agitated during the discussion and began to argue with the biological moms new husband.
The step-father slammed his hands on the coffee table in frustration. The biological dad then lunged at the step father, according to the report.
He began punching him in the face and threw him to the floor and was on top of him.
The biological fathers significant other and he biological mom were able to pull the man off the step dad and kick him out of the house.
They called police right away.
A few minutes later the significant other called the biological mother for help. She said the biological dad had been so angry he dropped her off at a nearby gas station and left her there.
She somehow got a ride back to the residence and sat with the couple until police arrived.
The significant other did not want to get in the middle of it, but she already was. She admitted to what happened that evening and said the biological father had been irritated all day and probably should not have come over that night.
Police made numerous attempts to contact him, but he would not answer. They went to his residence etc. To no avail.
The significant other was told to have the man contact police as soon as she saw him.
Pictures of the step-dads injuries were taken as evidence and the case was left active.
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I plan to change the case to the Cooler Master HAF-X though. Will it work alright? :/
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It should work fine.
But I have to ask, If your going to buy another case, take everything out of the old one and put it in a new case, then why oh why dont you just buy the components and build one?!?
No offense but that whole idea is just plain silly. And thats wording it nicely o.O
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I agree with the above poster. Build your own computer! As long as you have access to Google and Youtube, you won't have many problems. Also, you can always ask questions here if you run into issues. If you read the manuals for your motherboard, case, processor, power supply, and video card, you probably won't even need to look anything up on Google or Youtube. The manuals have most of the instructions on how to hook everything together. The build will also be cheaper, and you can customize it more building it yourself. Just make sure the parts are compatible when you buy them! (CPU socket must match motherboard socket etc...)
And the Coolermaster HAF-X Full Tower case is absolutely amazing. It's a beast and has plenty of room for everything. The cooling it in is more than sufficient as well.
I meant I was going to order that case instead of the one the configurator thing set as default. They won't assemble the parts in the new case? I don't know how this works. :P
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You don't buy a $200 case on a tight budget. Or at least you shouldn't. The HAF-X is a case that you might think about on a $1500-$2000 budget, not your stated $500-$700 budget.
Okay, I guess I won't.
It looks like you're inclined to give up on waiting for prebuilt Trinity. That's understandable, and I'm surprised that OEMs mostly aren't offering the Trinity platform yet. HP does, but only in a badly-configured all-in-one (not that there is any other kind of all-in-one), and not in a real desktop. Even CyberPower PC and AVA Direct, which have long offered Llano systems, aren't offering Trinity.
So I'd say, go ahead and get the computer that you linked. You might want 1866 MHz memory rather than 1600 MHz, since they're the same price. But just recognize that about $100 of that price tag is paying someone else to read directions and use a screwdriver.
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Doh my bad lol.
I was home sick and on medication o.O I misunderstood what you meant lol.
But building your own is still a good idea =) You can order one from a place like that and it should work fine to answer your question. All the parts wont be top notch or real dependable tho. However when you unpack the box and plug it into the wall it will boot up.
Originally posted by Quizzical
I bought a pre built computer from Ava direct for not much more than I could have bought all the parts from some place like Tiger direct or new egg. They have a really good forum where they will answere your questions, or you can call them (I did) and talked directly to a tech or sales person, if they cannot answere your question they will find someone who will. I felt no sales pressure from them nor did they try to upsell me. Just asked me questions of what I was looking for in a computer. They build it, test it, tweak it and ship it with a 3 yr warrentee. To me it looks kind of complicated to build a computer, I guess if I put my mind to it I could but what if I screw up? I think it is also a huge time saver. Any way this is not a commercial for Ava Direct LOL just that I had good luck with them and they treat you well
Originally posted by eddieg50
If I were to order a prebuilt PC then it would be from AVAdirect as well. I enjoy building my own and take some satisfaction that " I " built it from the ground up. I can see the appeal for ordering one already built for many people tho.
Just make sure you pick quality parts for them to assemble. As they have no qualms about selling you a misconfigured " gaming " computer that pretty much sucks.
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I doesn't take much time to assemble the components. My first build was quick and almost no problems.
I think that AVA Direct's business model is to wait until you place an order, and then they'll buy parts off of New Egg or Tiger Direct or Amazon or whatever. Then they'll mark it up 10% or 20% or some such before passing it on to you. That means that, unlike most OEMs, they don't really care which particular parts you get, but only the total price tag. They get the same profit whether you severely overpay for inferior hardware or get a great deal for the money (again, with the same total price tag), so they don't have to try to steer you toward the former.
Most other OEMs have a handful of parts that they stock, and have to buy the parts ahead of time. That lets them test configurations more throughly (which matters less today than it used to) and lets them have a quicker turnaround time. But it also sometimes means that they have particular parts that they really want to get rid of. (If a part on Dell's site says "Dell Recommended", that means, "This is the choice that gives us the largest profit margin.") And, of course, it means a much narrower selection.
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Befor I ordered I knew exactly which parts I was getting , I than looked them up on New egg to price check them and when the computer came it had a packing list with the products and their names, I then took off the side wall and double checked the parts (I had to do that anyway as they blow foam into the interior to protect it during shipping) and everything seemed kosher, so i guess I'm happy
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There are plenty of 'How-To' write-ups on various websites to walk anyone familiar with tools through the build process.
Originally posted by Recon48
I am sure there are , I found it easier to let an expert build it, tweak it and give ma a warrentee to boot
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Umm yeah.
You should look at their forums at the feedback / complaint section.
That should tell you all you need to know about the " experts " and the ' warrentee'. You do know that if you have problems you have to ship it back- at your expense no less-, wait 4-6 weeks for it to be returned and hope they fixed the problem. The horror stories abou people haveing to pay 2 or 3 times to ship it back to resolve an issue ( at their expense ) should be enough to scare anyone off.
I know a friend of mine ordered one from Ibuypower ( which is now the same company as cyberpower), had one of the graphics cards go bad. They told him to ship it back at his expense, they would put a hold of $600 bucks on his credit card, and if they found a problem with the graphics card they would replace it and refund the hold on his CC. And all this would take 4-6 weeks to accomplish.
A guild mate of mine years ago in WoW ordered one from cyberpower. It wouldnt boot up when he unpacked it. After trouble shooting and still not gettting it to work he had to ship it back and pay shipping to do so. I think he got his back after a month and about $100 bucks in shipping costs.
Those are just 2 i know of personally. Read their forums and judge for yourself. Hopefully you wont have any problems. If you do, expect to find out just how much that " warantee" is worth.
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I can certainly understand why someone may not want to build their own computer. I see a lot of folks day in and day out that just aren't comfortable with the idea (although I'm certain they are technically capable of doing it).
I've seen more than my fair share of horror stories from iBuyPower/Cyberpower myself, and typically don't recommend them. I usually recommend that someone go to a local Mom&Pop shop that they can trust - usually these places will either build to your specifications and charge a slight markup, or take the parts that you order and put them together for a small fee (usually around $75-150 in my experience). The reason for this:
* If it breaks, you have someone local you can call, and don't have to pay shipping to take it in to.
* Warranty is covered on a per-part basis, Mom&Pop usually aren't going to tack on anything additional here, so if something breaks - they can assist (and they may charge), but it isn't on them (unless they tried to hammer it in or something else obviously neglegent).
* Mom&Pop usually try to do good work. Being local, the best advertising for them is word of mouth, and if you are one more happy customer and tell your friends, it's good for their business.
Some people just don't have a local shop they can trust though (and not all Mom&Pop shops are noble enterprising small business owners - some are just out to get your money and provide no better service than any big box store). In that event, I usually recommend that the person spend a bit more money to go through someone more reputable: Falcon Northwest and Puget Systems are two that I know of that have a good reputation, they aren't the only ones out there though. You will pay more, but you will get a decent system. These companies are typically very concerned with their reputation.
If it's a super-budget build, then I recommend going to your local university or tech hangout (like Frys) with case of beer in hand, and finding the hobbiests. There are a lot of people who just love to put stuff together and there is nothing better than using other people's money to build a computer - and will often do it for no other reason than they like to do it.
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Do not buy from Ibuypower/Cyberpower PC. I have had horrible experiences, so have many others. Do a google search for complaints about them. I will not bore you with the details of my entire experience but they sold me two non-working comps, use stalling tactics so that you can't stop payment through your credit card/bank, and will flat out scam you. If you don't believe me look them up through FCC they have at least one or two violations/fines. You can say but "reseller ratings" look at all their positive reviews on reseller ratings. Most of them seem like complete B.S. and nothing a gamer would say. Just do yourself a favor, go somewhere else or do it yourself.
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I dont know what you are looking at , Almost Every review I read of Ava direct was a good one. If you look at resellers, they have reviews of all the computer builders and Ava finished way up there, while companies like Ibuypower and cyberpower were highly criticized. No where in my posts did I say I was thinking or buying from those terrible companies, that is why it is so important to do research before you buy, and JD you should actually read my posts before you make such a uninformed comment, there is nothing I cant stand more than someone who just blurts something out without reading a post. By the way the Graphics card and some of the other parts had seperate warrantees and you can rest assured I sent those in also


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