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History, Milestones, and Awards
History, Milestones and Awards Timeline
1981 Conceptual drawings created of first Viking range
1983 Viking name chosen and logo designed
1984 Viking Range, LLC incorporated
1986 First prototype Viking range produced; received American Gas Association (A.G.A.) approval
1987 Full production of Viking ranges by California contract manufacturer; range hoods added to product line; Viking corporate office moved to present location, 111 Front Street
1988 Production moved to Tennessee contract manufacturer
1989 Production of first Viking-manufactured rangetop in Greenwood, Mississippi facility
1990 All production moved in-house to Greenwood facility
1992 Production moved to new plant at current Cooking Products facility location; the Stephens family of Little Rock, Arkansas, makes major equity investment in company; Viking dishwasher introduced
1993 30" wide / 24" deep ranges added to product line
1994 VGRC convection ranges introduced; Viking manufacturing begins implementation of the Toyota Production System
* 1994
- NKBA Kitchen and Bath Hall of Fame, Fred Carl, Jr.
1995 60" wide ranges and rangetops added to product line
* 1995
- Fred E. Carl, Jr., finalist, "Entrepreneur of the Year"
1996 Dual fuel ranges, drop-in cooktops and refrigeration added to product line; plant expansion increases size of Cooking Products manufacturing facility by 50%
* 1996
- Southern Growth Policies Board; Governor's Cup Award
1997 First international CE approval for export sales received; outdoor gas grills and electric ranges and rangetops added to product line
* 1997
- Kitchen and Bath Business, Product Innovator Award; Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture & Design, Good Design Exhibition
1998 Built-in electric 30" wide single/double thermal-convection ovens added; Viking-produced hoods and warming drawers introduced; Graphite Gray added to designer finishes; gas wok added; Ventilation Products facility opened; Viking Training Center opened
* 1998
- Home magazine, American Building Products Award
- Design Journal ADEX Design Excellence Award
- Mississippi Main Street Association award for outstanding design and historic rehabilitation
1999 First professional style 30" wide gas self-clean range introduced; VGIC gas convection ranges introduced; built-in 42" wide rangetops introduced; built-in 27" wide electric single/ double thermal convection ovens, warming drawers and microwave chambers introduced; built-in 36" wide bottom mount refrigerator/freezer introduced; the first Viking Cooking Schools open as Viking Culinary Arts Centers opened in Memphis and Nashville
* 1999
- Heritage Award of Excellence on behalf of the Mississippi Heritage Trust Board for the rehabilitation and restoration of 113-117 Front Street, Greenwood, Mississippi
- American Homestyle & Gardening, Readers Choice Award
2000 Amana 84" wide built-in refrigeration line acquired; The Ramey Agency acquired; Refrigeration Products facility opened; Designer Series introduced; indoor/outdoor beverage dispenser introduced; Biscuit, Stone Gray, Lemonade, Mint Julep, Cobalt Blue and Eggplant added to designer finishes; T-Series grill line introduced; refrigerated beverage dispenser introduced
- Mississippi Heritage Trust "Award of Excellence" for exemplary rehabilitation of 101 and 107 Front Street
- Kitchen and Bath Design News, Industry Leadership Award for the Viking Culinary Arts Centers
- GOOD DESIGN AWARD presented by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design
- Viking 36" Designer Series Gas Cooktop
- Viking 36" Designer Series Electric Cooktop
- Viking 30" Designer Series Electric Built-in Oven
- Design Journal's ADEX award (Gold) - 36" Designer Bottom Mount Refrigerator
- Design Journal's ADEX award - 30" Built-in Designer Oven
2001 Viking Europe, SAS for European distribution of Viking products created; Lokion Interactive Technologies, a web development company in Memphis, TN, opened; Professional 36" wide gas self-clean range introduced to industry; historic Hotel Irving and adjoining properties in downtown Greenwood acquired; Distribution Center on Hwy. 82 west of Greenwood, adjacent to Viking Ventilation Products facility, opened; 15" wide wine cellars, refrigerated beverage centers and ice machines introduced; cookware and cutlery products introduced to the housewares market; Designer downdraft systems introduced; additional downtown buildings acquired on Main Street and Howard Street; Viking Human Resources Department moves into newly renovated Howard Street building; Viking energy compliant refrigeration introduced
* 2001
- Design Journal Awards for Design Excellence (ADEX):
- Platinum Award for Designer Series warming drawer
- Gold Awards for Designer Series built-in TimePiece "electric oven and Designer Series bottom-mount refrigerator
- Silver Award for Designer Series electric cooktop
- Appliance Manufacturer magazine Excellence in Design winner for Designer Series electric TimePiece™ single oven
- Kitchen and Bath Business Product Innovator Award (2nd Place - Cooking Equipment)
- GOOD DESIGN AWARD presented by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design (T Series Outdoor Gas Grills)
- Leflore County Hall of Fame Award, Fred Carl, Jr.
- Appliance Magazine's Excellence In Design (1st Place) – Designer Series Electric Single Oven
2002 New Viking 25,000 sq. ft. Viking Training Center opens in the former Myrick Ford building; Cooking Products facility expanded by 80,000 sq. ft.; Designer built-in electric TimePiece™ oven introduced; Designer 15" wide and 24" wide refrigeration units and wine cellars introduced; Designer 15" wide ice machine introduced; four new hood styles added to the Designer Line; outdoor built-in storage drawers introduced; Distribution Center expanded to 41,200 sq.ft.; Professional dual fuel 30" wide sealed burner range introduced; Hotel Irving renamed The Alluvian Hotel; Viking Training Center receives continuing education unit (CEU) accreditation for its training seminars from National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) and other associations; Design Center expanded to 4,800 sq. ft.; Professional 24" wide gas range introduced; custom ventilator systems introduced; Designer trash compactor introduced; Viking begins renovation of Ashcraft Building, 101 Howard Street; built-in 30" wide full height wine cellar introduced; microwave ovens and trim kits introduced; Professional Series 48" wide gas self-clean range introduced
* 2002
- Mississippi Heritage Trust Award of Excellence for Outstanding Re-Use of a large property, 101 Main Street - Viking Training Center
- Department of Commerce's U.S. Commercial Service Export Achievement Certificate
- The Gourmet Retailer - #1 Customer Service Support
2003 Blender introduced to housewares market; full overlay warming drawers introduced; Designer continuous grate gas cooktop introduced; Professional 24" wide wall hood introduced; built-in 42" wide side by side refrigerator/freezers introduced; Viking trademark acquired in Canada; Professional dual fuel 36" wide sealed burner range introduced; Professional gas 30" wide sealed burner range and rangetop introduced; The Alluvian Hotel in downtown Greenwood opened; Professional built-in electric 36" wide single/double ovens introduced; Giardina's restaurant in downtown Greenwood opened; Professional gas 36" wide sealed burner range and rangetop introduced; Professional chimney wall hoods introduced; custom ventilator system for island hoods introduced; built-in 48" wide side by side refrigerator/freezers with ice and water dispensers introduced; Professional gas 24" wide companion ranges introduced; Viking Kitchen Center opened in Destin, FL; stand mixer introduced to the housewares market; Professional gas 24" wide rangetops introduced; Professional gas 48" wide rangetop with 24" wide wok introduced; Viking Cooking School opened inside Viking Training Center in Greenwood; TruSear™ infrared burner option for outdoor grills introduced; C4™ outdoor cooker introduced; outdoor 24" wide and 41" wide refreshment centers introduced; outdoor ventilation introduced; recirculating conversion kits for ventilation introduced; Professional dual fuel 48" wide sealed burner range introduced; built-in 42" wide side by side refrigerator/freezers with ice and water dispensers introduced
* 2003
- Viking recognized by Mississippi Heritage Trust for saving one of Mississippi's most endangered historic places, the Hotel Irving, now known as The Alluvian Hotel
- Home Magazine Kitchen and Bath Award for Viking Professional dual fuel sealed burner range
2004 Convection microwave oven and built-in trim kits introduced; Viking dealer model showroom opened in Main Street building; outdoor stainless steel cabinetry introduced; tall tank dishwasher introduced; Professional chimney-style island hood introduced; Viking and Culinary Institute of America's World's of Flavor travel program announced; Professional 48" wide sealed burner range and rangetop introduced; Professional NSF-compliant 27" deep ranges introduced 53" wide Outdoor Range™ grill cart with gas oven introduced; full overlay trash compactor introduced; outdoor 15" wide ice machine introduced; Viking partnership with Silversea Cruises announced; Professional wall custom ventilator system introduced; food processor introduced to housewares market; outdoor built-in electric 30" wide smoker oven introduced.
* 2004
- National Trust for Historic Preservation's 2004 Main Street Business Leadership Award for commercial district revitalization
- Mississippi Development Authority Governor's Cup Award for significant impact within the local community
- Architectural Record advertising award for four-page consumer insert; Residential Architect's Award for Architect's Choice
- House and Garden's Award for #1 Stove
2005 Professional 24" wide 10" high wall hood introduced; built-in 30" and 36" wide all refrigerator and all freezer introduced; outdoor gas 30" wide Premium grill and cart introduced; outdoor built-in gas 15" wide Tru-Sear™ infrared burner introduced; Professional electric induction 30" and 36" wide cooktops introduced; Professional island custom ventilator systems introduced; redesigned outdoor built-in 24" wide refreshment centers introduced; Professional gas self-clean 36" wide sealed burner range introduced; heavy duty food waste disposers re-introduced; 30" wide convection microwave hoods introduced.
* 2005
- Food and Wine award for #1 Home Stove in special chef poll
- Viking T-Series voted best large grill by Consumer Reports
- Fred Carl, Jr. recognized by Kitchen and Bath Business as one of the "50 Top Innovators in the Kitchen and Bath Industry in the Past 50 Years"
- "Home of the Range", a segment about Viking Range, LLC and Fred Carl appears on CBS News Sunday Morning, and receives the Emmy for "Outstanding Interpretation and/or Analysis of a Business News Story - Regularly Scheduled Newscast"
- Fred Carl appointed to Governor's Commission on Recovery, Rebuilding and Renewal following Hurricane Katrina
- Design Journal's ADEX award (Platinum) for Continuous Grate
2006 New and improved outdoor stainless steel cabinetry introduced; new 27" and 30" wide premium and ultra-premium built-in electric ovens introduced; 36" wide freestanding "cabinet-depth" refrigerator/freezers introduced; portable induction units introduced; indoor/outdoor 24" wide refrigeration with ice maker introduced; Designer gas and electric 30" and 36" wide rangetops introduced; Professional 48" wide sealed burner gas self-clean range introduced; Outdoor gas 30" wide grill with infrared burner introduced; Outdoor built-in gas 24" wide Tru-Sear™ infrared griller introduced; 24" wide refrigerated drawers introduced; Professional electric induction 30" and 36" wide rangetops introduced.
* 2006
- Mississippi Business Journal names Viking one of the "Best Places to Work in Mississippi"
- Viking Range, LLC and Fred Carl, Jr. awarded the 2006 American Spirit Award presented by the United States Small Business Administration
- Fortune magazine names Viking Range, LLC one of the Ten Breakaway Brands of 2006 in its annual "Breakaway Brands" report
- Fred Carl appointed by Governor of Mississippi as the Housing Commissioner for Gulf Coast Rebuilding
2007 Professional high speed convection oven introduced; outdoor gas grills with Tru-Sear™ infrared burner introduced; outdoor built-in gas 24" wide rangetop introduced; Professional and Designer Combi Steam/Convect™ ovens introduced; Professional integrated built-in 48" wide side by side refrigerator/freezers introduced; Professional gas 24" wide sealed burner rangetop introduced; Professional integrated built-in 36" wide and 42" wide side by side refrigerator/freezers introduced; Professional and Designer in-line ventilation blowers introduced; Professional dual fuel 30" wide Custom Series range introduced; Professional integrated built-in 30" wide and 36" wide all refrigerators and all freezers introduced; Metallic Silver, Taupe, Cotton White, Oyster Gray, Golden Mist, Sage, Sea Glass, Iridescent Blue, Pumpkin, Racing Red, Apple Red, Plum and Chocolate added to designer finishes
* 2007
- Mississippi Business Journal names Viking one of the "Best Places to Work in Mississippi"
- Viking Cooking Team named World Champion at Memphis in May BBQ contest
2008 Professional and Designer undercounter DrawerMicro™ ovens introduced; Professional electric 30" wide Custom Series range introduced; outdoor 24" wide refrigerated drawers introduced; outdoor 24" wide wine cellars introduced; E-Series grill line introduced; Professional gas 30" wide Custom Series range introduced; Professional built-in electric 27" wide and 30" wide Select and Premiere Touch Control single/double ovens introduced; Professional gas self clean 30" wide Custom Series range introduced; Viking produced dishwasher introduced; Designer 36" wide Classic Chimney glass wall hood introduced; Professional dual fuel, gas and gas self-clean 36" wide Custom Series ranges introduced; outdoor Gravity Feed™ charcoal smoker introduced; Professional built-in gas 30" wide single oven introduced; Professional dual fuel, gas and gas self-clean 48" wide Custom Series ranges introduced; Professional electric induction 30" wide Custom Series range introduced
* 2008
- Mississippi Business Journal names Viking one of the "Best Places to Work in Mississippi"
- Home magazine American Building Products Award
- Viking Classic golf tournament honored for "Best Title Sponsor Integration" by PGA TOUR
2009 Quiet Cool™ Refrigeration introduced; Professional and Designer 6" high ventilation introduced; Professional electric Custom Series rangetops introduced; Professional gas Custom Series rangetops introduced; Outdoor gas 41" wide grill with infrared side burner introduced; Professional dual fuel 30" wide Custom Series range with sealed burners introduced; Professional dual fuel 60" wide Custom Series range with sealed burners introduced; hand mixer introduced to housewares market; next generation Designer Series line introduced
* 2009
- Mississippi Business Journal names Viking one of the "Best Places to Work in Mississippi"
- Chicago Athenaeum and The European Centre for Architecture, Art, Design and Urban Studies GOOD Design award for Professional Custom Series dual fuel range, dual fuel electronic control range and Designer Series kitchen appliance line
- SNAP/Architectural Record names Designer 30" wide range a "Top New Product"
- GOOD DESIGN AWARD presented by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design
- Viking Designer Kitchen Appliance Product Line
- Viking Professional Custom Dual Fuel Range
2010 Professional and Designer freestanding 36" wide French door bottom mount refrigerator/freezer with ice/water dispenser introduced; Professional gas 30" and 36" wide Custom Series open burner range introduced
* 2010
- Mississippi Business Journal names Viking one of the "Best Places to Work in Mississippi"
- Builder Magazine "Favorite 50" list for Professional induction range; Bon Appetit "50 Instant Kitchen Upgrades" #1 ranking for Designer Series line
- CBSMoneyWatch.com names Viking in its "Made in USA: 10 Great Products Still Made Here" list
- IDSA's International Design Excellence Award (Bronze / Home Living) for the reintroduction of the Viking Designer Series Major Kitchen Appliance product line.
- IDSA's International Design Excellence (Finalist) for the new Viking Professional Freestanding Product Line
- Viking Facebook page was finalist in the Shorty Industry Awards for "Best Brand Presence" in social media
2011 Viking Three-Year Signature Warranty introduced; 15"wide trash compactor introduced; 18,500 BTU TruPowerPlus™ burner added to 30" wide Professional Custom ranges; "In the Viking Kitchen" cookbook published; new and improved undercounter refrigeration products introduced; 60" wide VGCC Custom ranges and VGRT Custom rangetops introduced; Custom built-in ovens and warming drawers introduced
* 2011
- Viking named "One of Best Places to Work in Mississippi" for sixth consecutive year
- Liston Durden is named ApplianceAdvisor.com's second inductee into Major Appliance Hall of Heroes (posthumously)
- Good Housekeeping magazine features Viking Professional dual fuel range as its premium pick in Buy-Smart Guide
- Fast Company magazine anoints Viking with ICON status as one of "Thirty Companies that Get It" with regards to outstanding design
- ABC World News features Viking in its "Made in America" series
- Viking social media awarded a Shorty Industry Award recognizing best producer of "Social Commerce" content
2012 Durden Building/Liston P. Durden Training Center dedicated in memory of Liston Durden; Wasabi, Dijon, Cinnamon and Kettle Black introduced as new colors; new and improved 100, 300 and 500 Series grills and carts introduced; Viking Health and Wellness Center opened for employees; Professional series Combi Steam/Convection/Microwave Oven introduced; Viking dishwashers enhanced with new and upgraded features; new refrigeration products introduced; Viking D3 product line launched; Viking acquired by the Middleby Corporation, a long-time leader in commercial kitchen technology; Middleby announces plans to incorporate leading edge commercial technologies into Viking residential products.
* 2012
- Mississippi Business Journal names Viking "One of Best Places to Work in Mississippi" for seventh consecutive year
- Viking recognized as supplier to Top 50 American Homes, 2012-2013 by Trends magazine
- Blair Batson Children's Hospital awards Viking 2012 Hands of Hope Award in recognition of commitment to Mississippi's sick and injured children
- Viking D3 series named Kitchen and Bath Business Product of the Week
- Viking D3 series honored as finalist in Interior Design Best of Year Awards
* 2013
- Dwell Insights Group – Recognition as the Number One Cooking Appliance Choice of Affluent Customer
- Good Housekeeping's "Best for the rest" 30" Viking Professional Freestanding Gas Range
- Top 100 Business Apps (App launched in November 2013 for iOS7)


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How To Become A Hacker
Troubleshooting VRRP on Nokia Checkpoint Firewalls
Solaris 8 and Checkpoint NG FP3 install with SSH, JASS and Syslog
Nokia IPSO Password Recovery
This article shows how to recover password in a Nokia Checkpoint Firewall.
Implementing NAT on Checkpoint Firewall-1
Make the most of your IDS by beefing up your incident reports
Pinpoint vulnerabilities on your system with Nessus
Establish a patch management policy
SSH Tunnels: Bypass (Almost) Any Firewall
Troubleshoot IPSec with these tips
Securing your organization's LAN and WAN traffic from prying eyes is an ongoing struggle. In the past, I've written about securing that traffic using IPSec policies. If you followed my recommendations, then good for you!But what if you've been experiencing problems with your IPSec implementation? We can usually trace most IPSec problems to difficulties during the Internet Key Exchange (IKE) phase of authentication.
Top 15 Security/Hacking Tools & Utilities
1. Nmap
I think everyone has heard of this one, recently evolved into the 4.x series.
Nmap (â€Network Mapperâ€) is a free open source utility for network exploration or security auditing. It was designed to rapidly scan large networks, although it works fine against single hosts. Nmap uses raw IP packets in novel ways to determine what hosts are available on the network, what services (application name and version) those hosts are offering, what operating systems (and OS versions) they are running, what type of packet filters/firewalls are in use, and dozens of other characteristics. Nmap runs on most types of computers and both console and graphical versions are available. Nmap is free and open source.
10 things you should know about the Vista firewall
This article is also available as a PDF download.
Microsoft has made significant changes to the Windows Firewall in Vista that enhance security and make it more configurable and customizable for advanced users, while retaining the simplicity required by novices. Here are some key aspects of the changes.
What Is DES and 3DES?
The Data Encryption Standard (also known as DES) is a cipher (method of encryption) selected as an official Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) for the U.S in 1976, and was subsequently used internationally as a widespread encryption method. The algorithm was initiall controverssial, with classied design elements, a relatively short key length annd suspicions about a National Security Agency (NSA) backdoor. DES consequently came under intense academic scrutinty and motivated the modern understanding of block ciphers and their cryptanalysis.
How Do I... Configure SonicWALL VPN Connections?
Takeaway: Whether you are talking security or user experience, properly configuring any VPN connection is essential. Here are the basic configuration steps you need to take when configuring the SonicWALL PRO 1260 series router for VPN tunneling.
This article is also available as a TechRepublic download.
Hundreds of thousands of organizations turn to SonicWALL hardware to fulfill their firewall and network switching needs. SonicWALL firewalls also power effective VPN connections, providing secure remote access for everyone from mobile employees to executive staff.

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|County's Solid Waste Services Division Earns Multiple Awards for Outreach, Education Campaigns
Founded in 1978, the Telly Awards honor excellence in local, regional and cable TV commercials, non-broadcast videos and TV programs. The 34th Annual Telly Awards received more than 12,000 entries from all 50 states and five continents.
Hermes Creative Awards is an international competition for creative professionals involved in the concept, writing and design of traditional materials and programs and emerging technologies. The awards program is administered and judged by the Association of Marketing and Communications Professionals, an international organization with several thousand members.
"We know that the residents of Montgomery County will support recycling activities if we just give them the right information in ways that make it interesting and understandable. These recognitions by the communications industry prove that we are doing a good job at getting the word out," said Bob Hoyt, Director of the Department of Environmental Protection, "We will continue to encourage even more recycling in an effort to achieve the goal of recycling 70% of our waste and remaining the number one recycling county in the state."
Nominations for the DSWS campaigns were submitted by TRI (Technical Resources International) a Bethesda-based firm which provides support assistance to DSWS in its communications efforts.
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He are some of the work of Rezanova. She says that her design draw from the past and the present as sources of inspiration:. The past - plastic recognition of "the big style", such as constructivism. The present - favourite places and images, the nature the best source of inspiration.
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I just read that Guy Fieri sold out of VIP tickets for $795 for his restaurant in Times Square, including open bar and some apps, but many extra costs (do people really still check coats?).
If that is too rich for you, try the nearby Applebee's for $395 each.
I'd love to hear from anyone who has signed up for either.
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Here's how we straighten them back out in a hurry, or make "taco-ed" bike wheels from the bike shop's dumpster usable again.
This wheel is pretty bent. Notice how the joint is even coming apart.
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Step 1: Find a Hole
As they say in Venezuela, "En tiempo de guerra, Cualquier hueco es trinchera."
I guess the city is planning to plant a tree here. In the meantime it's a good place to fix a wheel. Here I am uncovering the hole. Remember to cover it up again, this is a litigious society.
Step 2: Do the Stomp
Just go for it and stomp it flat.
Extra points for yelling and gesturing.
Step 3: Overbend
So you have to bend it a little further than straight.
Put one or more sticks under the low spots and stomp again, a little more carefully this time.
After a bit of this the wheel will be mostly straight.
Step 4: Spin and Eyeball it
You can mark them on the side with a pencil if you want.
Wow, that rim is bent. What are those "spoke" thingies for?
Pull it off the car, utter a few choice curses, put the dented side up and wail on it with a large headed long handled ball pein hammer until it was mostly round again. Bolt it back on, pump up the tire with flat fixer and I was good to go.
Who says blacksmithing is a dead art?
Thanks for the Instructable Tim, I'll have to try this out sometime. :-)


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DURHAM - Vinnie Pearl Long Holeman, 94, departed her life on June 6, 2013. She leaves to cherish her memory one sister, one daughter and four sons.
A viewing will be held at Holloway Memorial Funeral Home on Tuesday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., and funeral services will be at Orange Grove Missionary Baptist Church on Wednesday with visitation at 11 a.m. and services at noon.
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DURHAM — Mr. Jack Young, 81, of Durham, died on Sunday, June 09, 2013.
Mr. Young was born in Franklin County to the late Dock and Laura Mae Carpenter Young. He was a U.S. Army Veteran and retired from IBM Corp. He attended Cedar Fork Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his wife, Carrie B. Young.
He is survived by his son, Don Young (Kathy); daughter, Jacque Green (Kevin); brother, Bill Young; four grandchildren, Ashley Green, Robin Wallace, Sam Young, Paul Young and a great-grandchild, Maliya Humbert.
Private graveside services will be held on Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Brier Creek Memorial Gardens. Rev. Ron Zedick will officiate.
The family will receive friends on Wednesday from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., before the service at Hudson Funeral Home and other times at the home of Jacque Green, 11730 Green Level Church Road in Cary.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Cancer Society, 8300 Health Park #10, Raleigh, NC 27615. Online condolences may be made at www.hudsonfuneralhome.com.


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to see in it? My other question is, since I'm a huge Tron fan, would you recommend Evolution, or maybe, I want this game regardless of what scores it got, but what console should I get it on, PS3 or 360? I was thinking PS3. Anyways, I feel like Tron has a big enough and even further expanding universe, and I'd love to see a high quality Tron game that actually makes people want to buy it. I can come up with ideas, not very in depth ones, and not very original ones, but stuff I'd like to see in one. I'd love to see someone put in combat and when they do, make it like the Arkham games, having it be simple yet look cool and being fun.
There are characters in Tron that can fight well, and I think it'd be cool to see that in game form. As far as I've heard, in Evolution, it doesn't really do the Tron setting justice because there's not a lot of variety to it. I'm not exactly sure how they'd set it up to be effective, but I'd love to see Tron City, Argon City, Outlands, Sea of Simulation, and the smaller things like the clubs and what have you. Maybe even make a new place. There are so far a lot of great and interesting places in the Tron universe and I'd love to see it utilized well. I guess that's all. I'd really just love to see a high quality Tron game that gets the atmosphere correct.
Also, I've said this a few times before, but I very much recommend Tron: Uprising. It has great characters, great music, exciting action, and fantastic visuals. It's basically everything I would want from my experience into the Tron universe anyways. Now that I think about it, it doesn't really even need to be a retail product; it could simply be a downloadable one. Like… the way Outland was. I don't usually play a lot of those types of games, but if a developer like Housemarque's made one, that'd be fine I think. I just want a good Tron game. That's all. Oh, and it'd be a good game to use mo-cap with.
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Some shooters were born without the burden of a conscience.
Marek Olesinski is not one of them.
The Air Force center has hit 3-pointers at a 39.7 percent clip in his career - Reggie Miller was 39.5 from slightly longer range in his NBA career, for a point of reference. Yet, despite his success, it's easy to see the wheels turning in Olesinski's head as he often talks himself out of shots.


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Championship Central
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-- The University of New Hampshire volleyball team won four straight league matches to end the regular season and capture the two seed for the 2009 America East Volleyball Championship on November 20-21. The come-back was capped off by a 3-0 straight-set victory over UMBC Sunday afternoon. The conference tournament will be hosted by University at Albany, the top seed who finished its second straight undefeated conference slate.
The Great Danes (20-8 overall, 10-0 in America East) will take on the fourth-seeded UMBC Retrievers (13-12, 5-5) in one semifinal on Friday, while the Wildcats (13-14, 5-5) will play the third-seeded Binghamton Bearcats (13-15, 5-5) in the other semifinal. The winners will play for an automatic NCAA Championship berth and the league title on Saturday, November 21 at 1 p.m. The semifinal match times are 12 p.m. and 3 p.m.
four-way tie for the final three seeds in the tournament field
emerged after regular season play completed. UNH, Binghamton, UMBC
and Stony Brook all finished with 5-5 conference records, and the
ties had to be broken by going deep into the tie-breaking criteria.
Three of UNH's last four wins were over Binghamton, Stony Brook and
Albany, the three-time defending champions, will welcome the other three teams and fans to University Gymnasium for the championship. Tickets are $7 for adults, $3 for youth aged 14 and under, and $2 for America East students with proper ID. More information on the championship can also be found at the Volleyball Championship Central.


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The movie is focused on the vendors in Azeroth, Northrend, and abroad. To quote Galenmereth, "this is a video dedicated to all the vendors who usually only get our coin and not our love." Even ignoring the subject of the video's dedication, Life of a Vendor is shot with a careful, artistic eye. Its stop-motion method is relatively unexplored as a WoW movie technique, and the style serves wonderfully when shot over the shoulder of so many NPCs.
The song is obviously a treat. I enjoyed Lisa Hannigan's work and will probably check out other music by her. If it's as good as I don't know, it will quickly take up residence in my iTunes.
Overall, Life of a Vendor was a great video. Nice job, Galenmereth.
Edit: As pointed out, "time lapse" is probably a better way to describe this technique. Mea culpa.


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With our confession in mind, Southeastern's faculty attempts to develop five Core Competencies in students through a Southeastern education. Every student should seek to develop in…
Spiritual Formation Demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue an authentically Christian way of life, manifested by trust in God, obedience to Christ's commands, and love of God and neighbor.
Biblical Exposition Demonstrate the ability to properly and effectively interpret, apply, and communicate the Scriptures.
Theological Integration Demonstrate the ability to understand and apply the doctrines of Christianity to life and ministry.
Ministry Preparation Demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and Christian disposition necessary for ministry and leadership in the church and the world.
Critical Thinking and Communication Demonstrate the ability to think critically, argue persuasively, and communicate clearly.
We strive to do all of this while cultivating in students a delight in God, His Word, and His Church.
Southeastern's Certificate of Worship Ministry is a 7-course program of study offered to anyone desiring to increase proficiency in leading music and worship in a local church, on the mission field, or anywhere else in God's Kingdom. These courses will be offered in specific sections of online classes, and in some specific sections of on-campus classes. This program can be completed 100% online, or through a combination of online and specific on-campus course offerings. The program is designed to be flexible enough to accommodate the schedule of working students, as well as those with family responsibilities.
Through this program, students will be exposed to the myriad of aspects that today's worship leader may encounter. These courses will provide both the knowledge and experience needed to minister effectively in the constantly evolving paradigm of worship. Courses will include a foundational knowledge in the theology of worship, tools for success in serving a church, and the musical fundamentals necessary to lead others.
Students taking courses for certificate level credit in the Certificate for Worship Ministry will pay the equivalent of one credit hour of on-campus course tuition plus any applicable fees. The workload for certificate level credit includes full participation in all lecture and interactive assignments, but only the equivalent of one credit hour of reading and writing assignments. The specific assignments and workload will be detailed in the course syllabus. The Course Descriptions will all indicate 3 hrs, however certificate students will do equivalent work and pay for only 1 hr.
When combined with proper leveling course work, credits earned in the Certificate of Worship Ministry can be applied toward other degrees at Southeastern.
Here is an outline of the course offerings required for this certificate. Please note that there are a few courses still under development for this certificate. Not every class will be offered each semester.
As the courses under development become available, we will post updates! Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
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LIVERPOOL are in hot pursuit of Valencia midfielder Dani Parejo.
Spanish sources claim that Brendan Rodgers is preparing to activate a £20m buy-out clause in Parejo's contract.
The reports suggest that Liverpool's bid is imminent and Valencia will be forced to accept the offer for their former Spanish Under-21 international.
Rodgers announced that he is targeting up to five quality additions to bolster his Champions League bound squad - with Parejo in-line to be the first.
Having risen to prominence with Real Madrid, Parejo was later released and had indifferent spells with Getafe and QPR before finally fulfilling his potential under Valencia coach Juan Antonio Pizzi.
Parejo has featured in 45 games this season, scoring five times, one of which defeated Rodgers' former side Swansea in a dour Europa League affair.
The 25-year-old cost Valencia £5m in 2011, and with two years remaining on his contract, Liverpool may be forced to shell out the £20m to prize Parejo from the La Liga side.
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Note: Dance 201, 252, 260, 264, 280, 335, 345, 346, 351, and 360 may be used to meet the Group A requirement. Students can simultaneously receive both academic and PE credit for Dance 111, 112, 211, 212, 252, 311, 312, 321, and 411. All dance courses listed below may be used to fulfill the Group X requirement.
Dance 111 - Introduction to Dance: Studio I
One-half course for one semester. Designed for students with no previous dance training, this course provides a foundation for the further study of a variety of dance forms. Principles of alignment, body mechanics, and locomotion will be explored through the practice of movement vocabularies drawn primarily from modern and contemporary concert dance. Though primary work will be in the studio, the course includes a discussion of critical perspectives from which to view contemporary dance performance. Students will read about, attend, and review a professional dance performance as well as examine performances on video. Studio.
Dance 112 - Introduction to Dance: Studio II
One-half or full course for one semester. Drawing primarily from the movement vocabularies of modern and contemporary concert dance, this course builds on concepts and practices of dance technique introduced in Dance 111, and introduces elements of movement composition through the creation of collaborative choreography projects. Discussions of professional dance performances, both live and on video, site contemporary dance within cross-cultural contexts. With the instructor's permission, students may enroll in the course for one unit, and will carry out additional projects in choreography and a critical examination of contemporary dance practice. Dance 111 strongly recommended but not required. Studio.
Dance 201 - Introduction to Dance: History and Culture
Full course for one semester. Dance is a powerful medium: it has the capacity to express the ineffable; to fuse seemingly disparate notions of space, time, mind, and body; and to articulate or even reconfigure one's sense of identity or one's place in the world. This survey course provides an introduction to the discipline of dance studies in a global context, and examines the ways that dance encompasses both cultural and historical ideas about how we exist in the world. We will pair methodology for discussing and writing about dance with historical and cultural context for classical and concert dance forms from the 1600s to the present. There will be a few selected movement experiences to learn the basics of some of these dance forms, and students will attend and review off-campus professional dance performances. No previous dance experience is necessary. Lecture-conference.
Dance 211 - Contemporary Dance I (Intermediate Level)
Full course for one semester. Designed for the intermediate dancer, this course builds on knowledge gained in introductory technique courses in the further exploration of contemporary dance technique combined with extensive work in movement composition. Composition work emphasizes movement invention, design and development, and an in-depth consideration of the spatial, temporal, and dynamic possibilities of movement. Work in technique similarly investigates these issues within the vocabulary drawn from classic and contemporary movement techniques. Course work includes attendance at professional dance performances, video viewings, discussions and critiques. Students will perform their work in the end-of-semester concert. Dance 111 and 112 or previous training in dance technique is highly recommended. Studio.
Dance 212 - Contemporary Dance II (Intermediate Level)
Full course for one semester. Students develop strength, flexibility, and versatility in movement through classic and contemporary techniques, building on knowledge gained in Dance 211. Focus on the use of weight, musicality, torso articulation, and athletic physicality in movement phrases allows students to experience relationships between content and structure within both historical and contemporary contexts. Students attend professional dance performances, participate in discussions and critiques of class work, and perform in the end-of-semester concert. This course is designed for intermediate-level dancers. Dance 111, 112, or 211 or previous training in dance technique is highly recommended. Studio.
Dance 215 - Introduction to Contemporary Afro-Brazilian Dance
One-half course for one semester. Designed for students with previous training in dance, gymnastics, martial arts, or movement techniques for actors, this course builds on knowledge gained in introductory movement technique courses in the further exploration of contemporary dance strategies. Employing both composed and improvised compositions, this studio course offers a series of core techniques adapted from Afro-Brazilian movement practices (i.e., capoeira, samba, samba-reggae, frevo, etc.), which emphasize bodily articulation as polycentric and polyrhythmic. Each week, students will be introduced to a specific set of concepts including asymmetrical alignment of the torso and development of a flexible spine; isolated and decentralized articulation of the hips and shoulders; floor work, inversions and dislocation in space; and fluidity between motion and rhythm. Additionally, students will be challenged to expand their lexicon of movements in solo or partner work, exploring acute positions and situations that may demand acrobatic dexterity (e.g. handstands), folding flexibility (e.g. back bending), as well as vocabulary that connotes sexuality (e.g. hip-shaking) or violence (e.g. kicking and tripping up). Hence, this course will periodically address issues pertaining to safety, trust, and respect. In addition to studio activities, course work requires attendance at performances and events, video viewings, studio critiques, and discussions guided by short articles. Dance 111 and 112 or previous training in dance technique is highly recommended. Studio.
Dance 252 - Improvisation
One-half or full course for one semester. Since the early 1960s, improvisation has played an increasingly sophisticated role in contemporary dance. This course will investigate contemporary improvisational practices that are at once creative, performative, and philosophic. The first half of the course will focus on contact improvisation, a partnering form that explores the exchange of physical support, the practice of which has challenged notions of gender roles, ability and disability, and community structure. The second half of the course will focus on choreographic improvisation, a form in which movement scores are developed and refined over time, and which has influenced changing views of the function of performance and the relationships between makers, performers, and viewers of dance. One year of dance technique or one year of intermediate-level creative work in visual art, music, theatre, or creative writing recommended. Studio-conference.
Dance 260 - Dances of Bali, Indonesia
Full course for one semester. This course offers the opportunity for students to combine contextual study of Southeast Asian culture and performance arts with studio activities in dance. The class provides social, cultural, and aesthetic views of the performing arts in Southeast Asia with a special focus on Bali, Indonesia. The course will examine selected ritual, social, and court dances of Bali such as Kechak and Legong in cultural and historical context. Students will be introduced to technical aspects of Balinese dance and its relation to music. Studio sessions will bring these ideas to life as students learn basic dance movements and musical structures. Lectures, readings, films, and slides will cover the diversity of the island, the role of dance and music in Balinese culture, and the challenges of globalization. Conference-studio.
Dance 264 - Embodying History: Twentieth-Century Concert Dance through Labanotation
Full course for one semester. This course highlights major choreographers through their choreographic and movement styles as a vehicle to examine trends in American modern and postmodern dance from the 1960s through the end of the twentieth century. It integrates elementary Labanotation lessons into dance history, so that students will learn and perform some of the dances they read about and discuss. We will critically view, read, and write about concert dance, execute Labanotation exercises, and learn excerpts of some of the works we discuss. Class discussions will bring to light the social politics of the time period, gender relations and identity issues in the dances, and choreographic trends. Labanotation concepts offer cognitive tools with which to embody history, to allow students the opportunity to kinesthetically experience the dances about which they learn, and to provide a means to analyze dance and history. Prerequisite: Dance 112 or one year of dance technique, and Dance 201, or consent of the instructor. Conference-studio. Not offered 2014-15.
Dance 280 - Jewish and Israeli Dance: Social and Concert Dance of Israel and the Jewish Diaspora
Full course for one semester. In this course we address the following questions: What is Jewish and Israeli dance? Is it dance that specifically reflects Jewish or Israeli culture, themes, or identity? From Jewish American choreographers to the folk dances of kibbutzim to European dance theater to the contemporary Israeli dance scene, we will examine issues of Jewish culture, race, gender, assimilation, the body, and aesthetic elements in social and concert dance of Israel and the Jewish diaspora during the course of the twentieth century. Prerequisite: Dance 201 or consent of the instructor. Conference. Not offered 2014-15.
Dance 311 - Contemporary Dance III (Intermediate-Advanced Level)
Full course for one semester. Designed for high-intermediate and advanced level dancers, this course will combine rigorous technical training with work in choreography. Technical material will be drawn from contemporary movement vocabularies and will focus on moving with energy and precision within complex movement phrases. Focused assignments in choreography will center on the use of thematic and narrative materials from which to generate detailed movement phrases. Study in choreography will be supported by video viewings, discussions, and critiques, as well as attendance at professional dance performances. Student work will be performed in the end-of-semester concert. With permission of the instructor, the course may be repeated as an advanced practicum. Prerequisite: Dance 211 and 212, or Dance 312 or equivalent experience. Studio. Not offered 2014-15.
Dance 312 - Contemporary Dance IV (Intermediate-Advanced Level)
Full course for one semester. Designed for high-intermediate and advanced level dancers, this course combines rigorous technical training with work in choreography. Classic and contemporary techniques will provide both conceptual and stylistic bases from which to approach complex movement vocabularies. In-class work will emphasize clarity and specificity in movement and include floor work, partnering and a detailed consideration of alignment. Choreography projects will investigate the relationships between movement materials and structures and the interaction of sound, visual design and movement. Study in choreography will be supported by attendance at professional dance performances, video viewings, discussions, and critiques, and students will perform in the end-of-semester concert. With permission of the instructor, the course may be repeated as an advanced practicum. Prerequisite: Dance 211 and 212, or Dance 311, or equivalent experience. Studio.
Dance 321 - Contemporary Performance Ensemble
Zero or one-half course for one semester. This course focuses on performance through the development, rehearsal, and production of a contemporary dance work. Students will address the technical, stylistic, and interpretive challenges of choreographic material presented as well as develop and manipulate choreographic material of their own. Work in and out of class leading to performance will be supported through written responses, small group sessions, and critiques. Requires rehearsal outside of class times. Prerequisite: instructor's permission or by audition. Offered on a credit/no credit basis only. Studio.
Dance 335 - Special Projects in Choreography
One-half or full course for one semester. This topics course focuses on a variety of choreographic issues. Topics have included analogous forms; alternative and altered sites; dancing home; process-oriented choreography; and biography/autobiography. Prerequisite: one year of dance technique and one year of creative work in dance, music, theatre, writing, or the visual arts. Studio-conference.
Not offered 2014-15.
Dance 345 - Stravinsky and the Ballets Russes
See Music 345 for description. Not offered 2014-15.
Dance 346 - Jazz: Music, Dance, and Embodiment
See Music 346 for description.
Dance 351 - Dance Traditions of Southeast Asian Civilization
Full course for one semester. This course is an in-depth study of cultural concepts for understanding the historical and artistic significance of choreographic works from Southeast Asia in the context of religion, and social and political development. We will explore classical dance forms including the Peking Opera of China, court dances of Cambodia, ceremonial and ritual dances of Burma and Indonesia, performing arts of Vietnam, and contemporary Asian dance works. Students will learn small, simple excerpts of traditional dances as a base from which to explore creative processes through cultural and anthropological perspectives of performing arts in Southeast Asia. Lecture-conference-studio. Not offered 2014-15.
Dance 360 - Queer Dances: Gender, Sexuality, and Identity in Modern and Contemporary Concert Dance
Full course for one semester. How does dance reflect and affect our notions of queer identity? How are issues of gender, sexuality and power manifested in drag performances, in club dancing and on the concert dance stage? This course traces the history of gay, lesbian, and transgender concert dance performance and choreography in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries in the U.S. and Europe. We will examine gender, sexuality, and power, and how dances reflect choreographers' identities, from gay and lesbian modern dance icons, to drag performance, to genderqueer expression, to how choreography reflects personal identity, historical politics, and social movements. Prerequisite: Dance 201 or consent of the instructor. Conference.
Dance 411 - Advanced Technique and Performance
One-half or full course for one semester. Designed for the advanced dancer, this course offers a rigorous examination of technique, integrating vocabulary from classical ballet and contemporary dance with choreological conceptions of the body in motion. Emphasis will be placed on understanding and embodying the conceptual framework of movement material and the ways in which that understanding is integrated in performance. Focused assignments in choreography will center on the use of technique-based theory for choreographic research and on approaches to the orchestration of movement material. With permission of the instructor, the course may be repeated as an advanced practicum. Prerequisite: Dance 311 or Dance 312 or equivalent experience. Studio. Not offered 2014-15.
Dance 481 - Independent Study
One-half or full course for one semester. Prerequisite: approval of instructor and division.
The following courses are offered for PE credit only. Register for these courses under the PE department listings.
Beginning/Intermediate Ballet
Intermediate/Advanced Ballet
Ballroom Dance
Reed students my take courses at neighboring Lewis and Clark College for credit and without charge. Please visit Reed's registrar's office for more information. Courses include:
TH 106 Fundamentals Of Movement
TH 107 Ballet I
TH 108 Contemporary Dance Forms I
TH 207 Ballet II
TH 208 Contemporary Dance Forms II
TH 214 Dance In Context: History And Criticism
TH 252 Rehearsal And Performance: Dance
TH 308 Dance Composition And Improvisation
TH 350 Dance And Performance
Reed students may spend a semester or year studying dance at Sarah Lawrence College in New York. Please visit Paul DeYoung in the international programs office for more information.


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The first Miss Black and Gold Pageant was sponsored by the National Alpha Phi Alpha Convention in New York City in 1976, with our first Queen, Miss Denise Smith being crowned at that event. The pageant became a national program of Alpha and a staple at our conferences in 1982.
The Brothers of the Kappa Tau Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc are proud to present a small glimpse of our annual Miss Black and Gold Pageant. The Miss Black and Gold Pageant is our way of showcasing the intelligence, talent, excellence, and unparalleled beauty of Black Women on the campus of Kansas State University. We give our sincerest and most heartfelt thanks to each of the young ladies who have participated. Each of you are truly a queen. We thank you for representing yourselves, your families, your people, and last but not least the Brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc in a very ladylike and respectable manner.
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Sponsoring WhereCampEU 2012
We are proud to have been announced as the first sponsor of WhereCampEU 2012! The event will take place on April 28th and 29th and Amsterdam will this year's host city of the event. WhereCampEU will nicely follow on from the Geospatial World Forum that will run from April 23th to April 27th. Also, be sure to stay another day to experience Queen's Day!
WhereCamps were first organised as the
un-conference preceeding or following the O'Reilly Where conferences in San Francisco. Since, other WhereCamps have taken place at various locations inside and outside the US. In 2010, WhereCamp crossed the Pond and when London was the host city, followed by Berlin last year. As attendance to WhereCamp is free and open to anyone interested in geography and technology, there is no prescribed schedule and the content of sessions is driven by the people who attend. Therefore, WhereCampEU 2012 will be what you make of it! The first 50 tickets where
sold out within just a few hours and there's already an impressive attendee list. With more sponsors (Geodan, Google, ITO World, Nestoria) signing up, surely more batches of tickets will be released over the coming weeks.
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The unstoppable, legandary stuntman and director comes to the Alamo for two unique shows in conjunction with the Texas Book Festival!
Hollywood demigod Hal Needham shattered over 50 of his bones as the industry's leading stuntman before he took a somewhat safer spot in the directors seat. His car-crushing creative debut SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT was brutally assaulted by the press...and became one of the most beloved films of the era. Burt Reynolds' flashing grin and souped-up ride were as crucial to '70s American culture as cheap beer. Needham followed his blockbuster with a string of deeply wild crowdpleasers, from CANNONBALL RUN to RAD, as well as an endless number of incredible true life adventures that he's detailed in his new autobiography Stuntman!: My Car-Crashing, Plane-Jumping, Bone-Breaking, Death-Defying Hollywood Life.
Now, Hollywood's blue collar auteur will be joining us to celebrate his life and his work, both of which are filled with chaos, explosions and an impossible amount of gooooood trouble. Thanks to help from our friends at the Texas Book Festival Hal will be attendance for two incredible screenings this weekend.
First, bring the whole family and catch Hal at the FREE Kid's Club screening of THE VILLAIN on Saturday morning at the Alamo South Lamar. It's a broad western farce starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as The Handsome Stranger, who must escort beautiful heiress Charming Jones (Ann-Margret) across the desert to get her family inheritance. Along the way, they are continually assailed by the Wile E. Coyote-like Cactus Jack (Kirk Douglas, doing many of his own stunts), who falls off cliffs, blows himself up and generally makes an entertaining mess of it all. This film is one-of-a-kind.
Then on Sunday, October 23rd at 7pm Hal will be at the Ritz for SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT. Even if all SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT had going for it was Hal Needham's astonishing car action, it would have been a major hit. But when you throw in the alpha male of the '70s - Burt Reynolds, the easygoing natural charm of Jerry Reed and the comic brilliance of Jackie Gleason, you have a film that's every bit as unstoppable as Reed's payload of Coors. Get there early because Hal Needham will be signing copies of his new book in the lobby.


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By: JOHN FLESHER, Associated Press
FAIRPORT, Mich. (AP) - Scientists say a wooden beam extending from the floor of northern Lake Michigan appears to have been there for centuries, an important finding as they try to determine whether it's part of the Griffin, the first European-style ship to sail on the upper Great Lakes.
Marine archaeologists from the U.S. and France are studying the timber and digging a pit beneath it. They said Tuesday a probing device has detected what appears to be a solid surface 18 to 20 feet below the lake floor.
They say they're still not certain they're dealing with a shipwreck. But Michel L'Hour of France's Department of Underwater Archaeological Research says the timber appears to be a bowsprit, which is a pole that extends from a vessel's stem.
The Griffin disappeared in 1679.
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Nueces County Commissioners Court eyes security delays
CORPUS CHRISTI - The Nueces County Commissioners Court is turning its attention to the long lines in the courthouse that sometimes stretch around the lobby and out the door as jurors wait to go through security.
Every week, jurors are called to do their civic duty, but before they can be admitted to the upper levels of the courthouse, they must be cleared by security. This means hundreds of people are lined up in a human chain that wraps around the lobby, sometimes blocking entrances.
"Solutions normally cost money," said Commissioner Mike Pusley, who pushed for the item on Wednesday's agenda to discuss courthouse security.
"I don't have an answer for how we fund our security," Pusley said, referencing a $5 court cost for felony cases and $3 court cost for misdemeanors that goes toward security. "Even with the fees that we collect, this is a money losing operation even at this point."
The county already is charging the maximum fee allowed under state law.
Steve Waterman, Commissioners Court administrative director, said the last few years the county had to chip in $25,000 to the security fund to balance the budget. The county pays Amtex Security about $160,000 annually for courthouse security.
Pusley asked Tyner Little, governmental affairs manager, to push legislators to increase the maximum fee, but Little said in previous sessions, legislators have refused to even draft legislation that would increase fines and fees.
County Judge Loyd Neal said Friday the line went out the courthouse door on Leopard Street. He considered putting security at the entrances to the courthouse, but that would delay people who just need a new license plate or have other county business. Plus, Glen Sullivan, public works director, later added, then jurors would just pile up at the elevator on their way upstairs.
"I empathize with you," Neal told Pusley. "I, too, don't have an answer."
It's possible, Neal said, the county could just hold jurors in the central jury room and release them in waves, so not everyone is lining up at the same time. Or, he said, the judges could stagger jury calls.
Commissioner Oscar Ortiz suggested the county screen jurors when they go into the central jury room, so when they head upstairs, they can bypass security.
Neal said he'd meet with the sheriff's office, which oversees security, as well as the judges and the court administrator to flesh out a solution.
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DALLAS (July 24, 2012) -- West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen is no stranger to the Big 12.
While the Mountaineers are league newcomers, Holgorsen was a Big 12 assistant coach for nine of 11 seasons before becoming their coach. He was at Texas Tech for eight seasons and spent a year as Oklahoma State's offensive coordinator.
Holgorsen says West Virginia is a lot like Big 12 schools: There is a football culture, a passionate fan base to fill the stadium and a team used to winning.
New Kansas coach Charlie Weis also spoke during the second day of Big 12 media days Tuesday. Weis says more troubling than the Jayhawks' 10 losses last season were how badly they lost so often. They lost by at least 30 points six times.
Baylor and Texas also spoke to members of the media in Dallas. BU will try to carry the momentum of a 10-win season, and move on without Heisman Trophy quarterback Robert Griffin III. The Longhorns will try to return to elite status, while sorting out its quarterback position.


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Thief - Stories from the City Part 1: Basso's Gamble
Check out this trailer for Thief which focuses on Basso, a former boxman turned fence, who uses his vast connections to The City's underworld to organize thieving jobs for Garrett.
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Really excited about this.
Some of the foul language certainly wasn't reminiscent of "Thief".
lmao the voice actor :')
Cool vid. Love the artwork.
Nicely done trailer; makes the game have an intriguing sense about it, makes you want to look more into it.
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ITALIAN restaurant Rosemarino opened its doors in November 2010 and has set out to quietly build a reputation since, with several Bristol Good Food awards under its owners' collective belts.
The business has done well enough for the trio of Sam Fryer, 32, Mirco Bertoldi, 33, and Tony De Brito, 41, to open a second restaurant in July.
The three of them gained experience in some of Bristol's many top dining establishments, including the Glassboat, Riverstation, Hotel Du Vin and Goldbrick House – the latter where they all worked together for the first time.
"Our concept is simple," said Tony. "We offer all-day dining options with emphasis on top-quality food served every day.
"Breakfast doesn't stop at midday, but continues to run alongside our lunch menu.
"Dinner is inspired by traditional regional Italian dishes, but executed with a modern twist."
The menus are changed monthly to keep them fresh and seasonal – a key ingredient for the Bristol foodie scene. And while, to be authentic Italian, many ingredients are imported from the country, this is combined with locally sourced fish, meat and veg.
Perhaps less typically for an Italian, breakfast is an important part of the business, with the restaurant tucked away between Park Street and Clifton Village – a popular brunch spot, or place to find a hangover cure.
The new restaurant, in Colston Street, will keep the Rosemarino brand and concept.
But Sam said: "We're also ramping up our early evening plans, with a strong focus on aperitivo, which really suits the pre-theatre, post-work crowd. Expect plenty of Campari and antipasti between 5pm and 7pm."
Mirco added: "Italian cuisine is more than pizza, spaghetti bolognese and Chianti bottles hanging from the ceiling. Our concept is authentic, simple, tasty and real. My family has been a huge inspiration and central to the evolution and success of the business."


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Become the Father You're Called to Be.Society goes by way of the family and the family goes by way of the father. If you want to change the world, change the human father. Joseph's Way: Prayer of Faith is the first release of a two volume series which transmits the biblical vision of fatherhood, its necessity, its glory, and its irreplaceable effect on families and society. Joseph's Way is a tough, bold, game-changing challenge to men of our age to pursue fatherly greatness. By comparing St. Joseph -Light of Patriarchs -with the great patriarchs of old-Abraham and Jacob -Joseph's Way provides fathers with invaluable practical tools and profound spiritual insights to help them become the great father that God has created them to be.
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You said chocolate ice cream was your favorite, so since I can't give you the real thing on your birthday, here's a drawing of it. Have a wonderful day today, Majestic :) Ref: [Link]
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Chocolate ice cream isn't all that great =w= It can be kinda sickening. I always preferred plain boring vanilla. It doesn't make a brown beard around the face like chocolate does DX Nice drawing.
OMG you're killing me here with all your dessert drawings lol. They look so realistic, I just wanna reach my hand out an have that icecream XD
Going back. This is one I missed and must add to my foodies collection. Excellent drawing. 5H
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I'm munching on cookies n cream chocolate bar.. soo yummy... the drawing is too!
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OoO chocolate ice cream ish good but i like vinilla better but yeah 5♥s plus fav!


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Full detailed profile on Katherine Crane Played by Leigh Taylor-Young on Passions Daytime Soap Opera.
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* Mother of Julian and Sheridan.
Katherine is Julian and Sheridan�s mother and Rachel Barrett�s sister, whom was married to Alistair. After Rachel's death, Alistair pursued Katherine and they eventually married. Into the marriage, Katherine soon learned that Alistair could never love her and began to abuse her. To escape the abuse, Katherine left the country with Martin Fitzgerald and moved to Mexico together. They assumed different identities as Ellen and Bob Wheeler, a married couple. While she was gone, Alistair faked her death and she had no contact with her children. Katherine and Martin eventually fell in love and were able to watch Paloma, Martin's youngest daughter, grow up. Years later, Luis and Sheridan came to Mexico to take Paloma back to Harmony. Alistair also finally found out where Katherine had been hiding. Paloma was kidnapped and Katherine and Martin almost died. They returned to Harmony with Paloma and Katherine was arrested for the attempted murder of Alistair. Martin's truth was also revealed and devastated his family. Pilar and her children grew to hate Katherine. Paloma remained faithful to Katherine and Martin throughout all of this. As time passed, the close relationship of Katherine and Paloma began to fade as Paloma began to grow close to her own mother, Pilar. Later on, Katherine learned that her once dead sister, Rachel, was actually alive and well.
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The wedding debate rages on as Kay, Miguel, Noah and Paloma continue to try and make plans. They all end up compromising a little bit in order to make some decisions. Paloma then realizes they haven't made the most important decision of all - the date. After much discussion, they finally decide on a date they are all free on.
The jovial Noah and Paloma return and start decorating. Jessica is bored and wants to go outside but Noah panics. She says she'll be fine outside for ten minutes. She goes down to the waterfront while a series of perfect couples walk by depressing her. She sees a bar and goes in for a drink. Fox's actors appear and sit down to rehearse their lines. Half-drunk, Jessica comes out with a bottle in a bag and thinks that she hears Charity's voice. She turns the corner and is shocked to see the actress taking off her mask.
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Once upon a time i went to a little known town called Berlin. Three times. And there i took lots of random photographs which i developed but never printed… Dear Ilford, for why is your paper so costly? But then, as it happens, a magical scanner was acquired and negatives were imported into the ever so blogable jpeg format. So here's one.
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An open door…
August 26, 2008
I actually had to pluck up courage to approach this slightly open door in a derelict street in Beeston this week, and I have to confess I was relieved to find it was jammed. I got this glimpse inside by sticking my camera right up against the gap. I was shaking like a kid approaching the local "haunted" house, but the result was, for me, worth it… soon this street of back-to-backs, like those nearby, will be gone forever.


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This week's book trailer of the week is for Low Red Moon by Ivy Devlin. Avery knows that she witnessed her parents brutal murder in the woods by her house, but she doesn't remember what happened. When she is forced to live with her grandmother that she barely knows, Avery feels lost and doesn't know if she wants to remember. When she meets Ben, the new guy in school, she feels a strong connection. Ben may hold the keys to Avery remembering what happened the night her parents died. Click here to find Low Red Moon in the Library!
By Colleen, Teen Services Librarian on August 31, 2012 Categories: Book Trailer, Fantasy, Fiction, Mystery, Supernatural/Paranormal