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A list of obituaries in today's edition of the Kirksville Daily Express.
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ATLANTA - The Atlanta girls basketball team kicked off its week with a visit from Cairo on Monday evening. The Lady Hornets couldn't keep pace in the second half as they would fall 69-36.
ATLANTA - The Atlanta boys basketball team had no answer to Cairo's potent offensive attack as it fell at home, 61-27.
Kyle Rowe, 27, of Paris, Mo., is facing up to 20 years in prison after being indicted on child pornography charges Monday.
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Who is launching his mass contact programme in Punjab from July 1, 2015.
Native of Ballo Ke village in Barnala district becomes the first Indian basketball player to be drafted in the NBA League.
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Sheboygan Press Editorial: Young Speller on a Path to Success
If you see 12-year-old Andrew Grose of Sheboygan with his nose buried in his new Merriam-Webster Collegiate dictionary, don't interrupt his studies.
Andrew is likely prepping for the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., in May, where he will represent Sheboygan and Wisconsin after winning the state spelling bee in Monona on Saturday.
Andrew's winning word at the state level was "nematognath," which is the scientific name for catfish.
We are proud of his accomplishments so far and wish him the best of luck when he goes up against the best spellers in the country. A seventh-grader from Lake Country Academy in Sheboygan, Andrew is the son of Greg and Jennifer Grose.
Both his school and his parents must be very proud today.
The national spelling bee is no small event, either. It will be televised in its entirety by - of all networks - ESPN, which is more noted for broadcasting college football and basketball and professional basketball.
It is no small accomplishment to make it to the nation's capital, either.
While many of us have trouble with even the most common of words - and rely sometimes too heavily on a computer spell-checker, Andrew and the other youthful spellers will be faced with words most of us never heard before, much less ever used in a sentence.
And, there is much more than memorization involved in the preparation. A thorough knowledge of where the word originated and how it has evolved is critical to success.
And being a good speller means having the perseverance to study and the ability to pay attention to detail.
In this day of abbreviated communication through text messaging and blogging, it is refreshing to see someone who can spell the old-fashioned way - and do it well.
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Van Damme -age in Expendables 2?
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Van Damme has played bad guys before early in his action film career (Black Eagle comes quickly to mind for me) and just the thought of this makes me thrilled. I don't know if his Universal Soldier co-star Dolph Lundgren will be back, but this I do know. If Jet Li returns, I *would* like to see Li and Van Damme spar a little bit. Wouldn't you?
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FX Concepts's Taylor Exits Bets on Commodity Currencies
March 30 (Bloomberg) -- John Taylor, founder of the currency hedge fund FX Concepts LLC, said he is ending bets that commodity-based currencies will appreciate as slowing Asia growth damps metal prices.
"If you look at Australia or South Africa, these currencies have come under a lot of pressure as commodity prices in general, copper, steel, iron and iron ore, have been heading lower," Taylor said in an interview on Bloomberg Television's "InBusiness with Margaret Brennan." China's growth "is headed in the wrong direction. Imports of certain critical material are going down, and prices are going down on the products that it imports. It just doesn't look healthy."
China, the biggest trading partner of Australia, lowered its annual economic growth target on March 5 to 7.5 percent, the lowest level in seven years, as Europe's debt crisis sapped demand for the nation's exports. An 8 percent goal had been in place since 2005.
The Australian dollar decreased 0.1 percent to $1.0373 at 12:27 p.m. in New York after touching a two-month low of $1.0305 yesterday. The Aussie was poised for a 1.6 percent gain versus the U.S. currency in the first quarter after climbing 5.7 percent in the last three months of 2011. South Africa's rand appreciated 0.7 percent to 7.6565 versus the dollar, extending its quarterly advance to 5.7 percent.
Avoiding Asia
FX Concepts is "pretty much" avoiding purchases of all Asian currencies expect the Japanese yen, said New York-based Taylor, who manages about $4.5 billion in assets. "We are looking to buy yen where as we are looking to stay short on things like Korea and Malaysia." A short is a bet an asset will decline in value.
Taylor and other foreign-exchange traders, facing lower volatility and record-low interest rates in developed countries, are purchasing so-called frontier currencies of such countries as Kazakhstan, Nigeria and Peru.
"Places like Kazakhstan and Nigeria have looked much more positive," Taylor said. "The problem in frontier markets is it's hard to get in and even harder to get out, so you can't put too much into it. A Peru or Kazakhstan is safer than Nigeria or a Ukraine."
Countries rich in commodities or with high growth rates are attracting investors after Europe's debt crisis prompted them to seek the safety of the dollar and yen in 2011.
Frontier Investments
Investec Asset Management Ltd., which trades currencies of nations from Colombia to Uganda, said this month that demand for assets in so-called frontier markets increased in the past six months. Cambridge Strategy (Asset Management) Ltd. invested in the Nigerian naira from December to February. Adrian Lee & Partners, a money manager, will add positions in currencies including Kazakhstan's tenge and the Kenyan shilling by the end of the second quarter.
Taylor is also betting on the currencies of Mexico and Canada, which are poised to benefit from improving U.S. growth and consumer spending.
The U.S. economy grew at a 3 percent annual rate in the last three months of 2011, the most in more than a year and the same as previously estimated, the Commerce Department reported yesterday in Washington.
Taylor expects the yen to rebound versus the dollar over the next few weeks after dropping 1.5 percent in March.
"The yen is an interesting side-line," Taylor said. "It obviously will be hurt by a slowing China, but some much of the yen is based on the flows in and out of the country for investment reasons. Over the last seven to 10 years, the yen is often weak in the month of March and then in the month of April it starts to strengthen."
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Hopefully everyone is enjoying those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer.
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During this time "off", we do routine maintenance such as changing out clogged filters to extend the life of our equipment as well as deep cleaning of those hard to reach spots we miss throughout the year. At the same time we all need to renew and recharge ourselves with some rest and relaxation. Let's not forget the human body and mind also need to be refreshed, just like our equipment! Rest helps to reduce the need for extensive maintenance and aids in longevity.
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US weekly jobless claims totaled 267,000, better than expected.
Consumer reluctance to really spend money continues to hold back the economy, economist Stephen Roach tells CNBC.
Former NBA star Vin Baker is now training to manage a Starbucks franchise in Rhode Island, the Providence Journal reports.
"We've been very cautious on fixed income overall," BlackRock's Jeff Rosenberg says.
As industries go digital, workers are finding high paying salaries after learning to code, The New York Times reports.
Here's why former Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher doesn't think China is a major factor in the Fed's rate hike timing.
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A White House economic adviser and the cabinet secretary say helping disadvantaged kids get jobs will help speed up the recovery.
The Commerce Secretary and head of the Export-Important Bank urge Congress to put U.S. businesses first and reauthorize the bank.
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Secretary-General of Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development, Angel Gurría, talks on the CNBC Conversation.
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2013 safety Jake Kite commits to Duke
Jake Kite, a 6-foot-1 safety from Roanoke, Va., verbally committed to the Blue Devils this weekend. The hard-hitting defensive back chose Duke over Ohio, N.C. State, Virginia and Virginia Tech, among others.
The Blue Devil coaching staff targeted Kite early as one of their top priorities for their secondary. Kite unofficially visited Duke for the North Carolina basketball game Mar. 3 and was back in Durham this past weekend to watch the Spring Game.
"It's an awesome place," Kite said in an interview with The Chronicle last week. "You couldn't ask for anything better."
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Thanks for the compliments, Mr. Lockwood. My opinion would change if the smoking gun could be found, which is a copy or original of the alleged telegram which Hoover claimed that Aimee Semple McPherson sent to him. But, there is no evidence that KFSG was ever taken off the air by the DOC or that KFSG lost its license. Also, it never used too much power or wandered off frequency.
Jim Hilliker
This was a great post and you've done great detective work. And, as best as I can tell, you harbor no hatred for Herbert Hoover.
Frank Lockwood
(Religion editor at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and a 2011 fellow at the Hoover Institution...)
No hatred at all for Mr. Hoover. In fact, if you read more carefully, it is a story that I wanted to believe was true and I thought was true, until I investigated all the facets of Mr. Hoover's telling of the story. Maybe nobody but we radio historians has been digging the story up. But, I have been hearing about it and reading about it ever since my earliest Into. to Broadcasting classes in college in 1973. It's been told virtually the same way since Hoover's version was first published in 1951. I'm only reporting what I found, which are the gaps in Mr. Hoover's story of the alleged telegram and the claim that KFSG's signal wandered all over the AM band on purpose, using any frequency station officials chose, which is not true. I have nothing but respect and admiration for Mr. Hoover for the job that he tried to do as Secretary of Commerce in radio's earliest years, as did Mrs. McPherson of KFSG.
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I'm not sure what the point or need of this story is supposed to be. Is this something that has been gnawing at the author all his life or something or what. As to it's time to bury this story...who's digging it up? My thought is that you harbor some sort of hatred for Herbert Hoover.
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This Moodhouse Podcast makes me wanna rub vegetable oil all over my body and deep fry myself!
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Their Ocean have something annoying going on, and it isn't their incredible turtleneck collection. Consistently whispery and introspective, Keith and Jason are electronically aromatic and it's swiftly seeping under dorm room doors the fucking world over. With the opening track on SYFFAL's second volume of awesome, 2012 Pop Culture Collides kicks off with Their Ocean performing an atmospheric and intoxicating rendition of Peter Gabriel's In Your Eyes from the Cameron Crowe directorial debut Say Anything dot dot dot.
2012 is about to get it's fucking ass kicked, and Their Ocean nonchalantly just fucking beasted a hugem all up on its chest yo.
SYFFAL presents: Pop Cultures Collide Volume Two, Track One.
When Sir Joel of the Realm suggested we cover a song for Pop Cultures Collide I was like "Who does this guy think he is?" and now I'm like "Who does this guy think he is?". Really though, who do we all think we are? I think that is the question the Peter Gabriel was asking through In Your Eyes. Love, I get so lost sometimes...don't we all feel lost?
I'm a woman.
In any case, Jason and I just wanted to pick something that had lyrics that didn't suck and that we could possibly update a little. So we decided to cover it as if we were underwater in a spaceship filled with peanut butter, but Jason is allergic to peanuts so we filled it with almond butter instead.


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Who would have guessed?
LOL (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/17/fox-news-viewers-are-the-_n_798146.html)
Let's review the questions:
[quote--Most economists estimate the stimulus caused job losses (12 points more likely) Undeniable.
--Most economists have estimated the health care law will worsen the deficit (31 points) Also undeniable.
--The economy is getting worse (26 points) True at the time of the survey, possibly still true.
--Most scientists do not agree that climate change is occurring (30 points) True
--The stimulus legislation did not include any tax cuts (14 points) Splitting hairs, if one counts "TAX CREDITS" to those who paid no tax as tax cuts then it's barely false.
--Their own income taxes have gone up (14 points) False.
--The auto bailout only occurred under Obama (13 points) False.
--When TARP came up for a vote most Republicans opposed it (12 points) Undeniable.
--And that it is not clear that Obama was born in the United States (31 points) Also undeniable.[/quote]
Did you have a point, other than whatever HuffPost puts on the spoon you accept?
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ORIGINAL POST: Fox News viewers are much more likely than others to believe false information about American politics, a new study concludes.
The study, conducted by the University of Maryland, judged how likely consumers of various news outlets and publications were to believe misinformation about a wide range of political issues. Overall, 90% of respondents said they felt they had heard false information being given to them during the 2010 election campaign. However, while consumers of just about every news outlet believed some information that was false, the study found that Fox News viewers, regardless of political information, were "significantly more likely" to believe that:

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The term dog agility training is used in association with training your dog to participate in a sport involving both speed and agility. The competition tests your dog's ability to run through tunnels, jump over hurtles, swerve through cones and stop instantly on a pedestal all at the verbal command of their owners or handlers. Most dog owners consider agility training to be advanced and only for those wanting to participate in shows but in truth this training can be a fun pastime for the entire family, dog included.
For competition the obstacle course is designed by judges and includes any number of obstacles including ramps, seesaws, tunnels, poles, tables and a variety of jumps. I think perhaps the best resource for learning about agility for competition is non-other than Wikipedia.org. For the purpose of family fun I want to share a few of my favorite obstacles that are easy for your dog to learn and for you to teach.
Using Dog Agility Training In Your Own Backyard
If your family is looking for a creative way to give your dog exercise and tire out the kids then agility training might be just what you need. But don't let the term "agility training" scare you off. It's simpler than you might think. The easiest obstacles to get started with include:
- Pause box – This is an area marked on the ground using tape that you teach your dog to pause in either in a sit or down stay.
- Jump – This can be a purchased hurdle or made by stacking a couple of 4 x 4's to create an object for them to jump over. Keep in mind this doesn't have to be anything high or fancy. You're just having fun with your dog.
- A-frame – If you picture the home made skateboard jumps in most residential neighborhoods then you have a visual of the a-frame obstacle. It's literally just two ramps connected at the peek creating an up and down incline for the dog to run over in the shape of the letter A.
- Dog Walk - As an alternative to the a-frame or in conjunction with you can use what is known as a dog walk that consists of a level platform with a ramp on opposite sides creating a small bridge between the two inclines.
- Tunnel – You can purchase an agility tunnel or you can make your own by supporting a sheet securely with stakes or posts to create a "tunnel" low to the ground. Your dog should be able to comfortable run through but you want to keep the height comparable to the size of the commercial tunnels.
- Weave poles – These are used to teach your dog to weave in and out of poles placed close together. You can use any freestanding poles, posts or even stools to create a row of 4 or more weave poles for your dog to have fun with. Keep it simple and keep it fun.
It's important to start with something simple in the beginning and not try to dump all this new stuff on your dog at once. Because learning to stay on command is a common part of training I recommend starting with the pause box. You will begin practicing your dog's stay by placing him in the "box" area and telling him to stay.
As you practice, begin by walking along side your dog and as your dog approaches the box tell him to stay and you continue walking away. Once your dog has mastered this he is ready for you to add more tricks to his obstacle course.
The next obstacle I would recommend is either the a-frame or dog walk. You can introduce these to your dog by walking with him over the ramps and rewarding him for following. Then advance to walking beside him on the ground praising him all the way and using treats to encourage him across the walk.
The third obstacle is the weave poles. To introduce these you want to place them wide enough apart that your dog won't accidentally bump them and so that you can walk alongside him during the early training. You will use lots of praise and treats as you guide him first with your body and then with just your hands and then just a verbal command to go.
The fourth obstacle would be the jump. Dog's naturally jump over things when they are in hot pursuit so the fastest way to get your dog started is by running with him and giving the command "jump" as you jump over the obstacle with them. Then work up to you running next to the jump while your dog jumps over it. Again lots of treats and praise is key to making this fun for your dog and you.
The final, and most challenging to introduce is the tunnel. This is where having kids is the most fun because they love crawling through tunnels with the dogs. If you don't have kids you can begin by having a tunnel short enough that your dog's head peeks out the other side before his tail is fully inside. Then you can entice him into the tunnel with his treat and praise him for following through.
You may need a helper for this in the beginning but as your dog grows in confidence you can increase the length of the tunnel and watch your dog have a blast.
Now that you have introduced all the obstacles and spent some time teaching your dog how to have fun with them you can spend a couple afternoons a week just playing with your dog and keeping them at their best in the agility field of your back yard.
If you've had any practice with running an agility field with your dogs I would love to hear about them. Share your experiences below in the comments.


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Fire Suppression
Native Americans often deliberately set fires to clear the land for horticulture, to improve access to some areas, and to change the composition of the plant community to attract game animals (such as bison). Early settlers set fires to assist in preparing the soil for agriculture and to eliminate stubble from the fields in the fall.
However, because of the destruction of human life, property, and resources by wildfires, the general government policy for most of this century has been to utilize man-made fire for the suppression of wildfires. The use of media campaigns such as Smokey the Bear, and Bambi fleeing from a fire, combined with fire suppression practices has resulted in a build up of vegetative fuels in many areas. Fire ecologists expect it will take several years of wildfires to establish a natural fire regime in many ecosystems.
In some areas where fire has been prevented from conducting its natural role in the environment, private and governmental agencies and scientists are setting controlled fires to mimic natural fire and improve landscape health and community safety. "One of the hard lessons we've learned is that eliminating or suppressing all fires actually increases the risk to people, damages natural habitats and drives up fire fighting costs" said Susan Harris, state director for the Nature Conservancy of Missouri.
Years of forest management practices that have eliminated wildfires has resulted in many forests becoming choked with thick undergrowth and small trees, that naturally occurring fires would normally eliminate. After years without fire, these forests become tinderboxes that are prone to hotter burns that are harder to control and pose a greater risk to communities than normal. These intense fires can have the ability to severely damage plant and wildlife species.
The Benefits of Fire
In the first year after a fire has temporarily diminished dominant forms of vegetation these herbs and forbes may appear and flourish, and upon maturation, they leave their sees behind. Although these plants may disappear from the landscape within a few years of a fire, the seeds can remain viable for up to 100 years or more. The goal of the seeds is to re-colonize the area after another fire. The plants may also appear from time to time in areas disturbed by other means, such as along sections of recently cleared trails, on land slides, and even along the areas of new road construction.
White-tailed deer, doves, quails, turkey, sharp-tailed grouse and prairie chicken are game species that benefit from prescribed fire. Habitat preferences of several endangered species, including the Florida panther, gopher tortoise, indigo snake, and red-cockaded woodpecker, are also enhanced by burning. The benefits to wildlife from fires can be substantial; fruit and seed production is often stimulated; herbage, legumes, and browse from hardwood sprouts may increase in both quality and quantity; and openings are created for feeding, travel, and dusting.
After years of fire suppression in many areas, land managers now have to go back and ignite fires to mimic the natural fires these species depend on. Prior to settlement by the Europeans, occasional fires were an integral part of many ecosystems, and native plants and animals had adapted to the occurrence of wildfires. Forests were a more varied blend of old and young trees, and some forests were more open in character. Fire recycled the nutrients of the dead wood for use by growing plants, and conditioned the forest floor for the regeneration of species that are dependent on disturbance of the forest floor.
Pine trees of many species are a prime example of species that benefit from fire. During high intensity burns, the sealed cones of many pines open up, allowing dispersion of seeds over the fire-cleared ground. Anyone who has visited Yellowstone Park since the latest wildfires there has seen the abundant re-growth of not only the pine trees, but of many grasses, wildfires and shrubs; which have provided new habitat for many species or birds and mammals. In many areas pine trees are failing to regenerate due to past fire control practices.
The federally endangered Red-cockaded Woodpecker is a fire-dependent species. It nests only in mature pine trees that are free of surrounding underbrush. Researchers believe the Red-cockaded Woodpecker colonies in many areas have been abandoned because the sites have become too brushy. Periodic fires would control the brush, which may provide predators with access to woodpecker nests.
Entire ecosystems often need fire to maintain their natural diversity of plants and animals. Many pine-oak, oak forests and oak savannahs have poor reproductive success without occasional fires. Little or no oak regeneration has occurred in some areas as a result of fire suppression. Oaks provide acorns in the fall, which are an important food source for black bear, white-tailed deer, turkey, and other wildlife.
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NEWTOWN – The West Virginia All-Stars have a good blend of talent for this year's Hatfield-McCoy Bowl.
Players from both locally, regionally and from out of the area give West Virginia a good mix.
The boys from the Mountain State hope it's the winning formula as West Virginia looks to make it two in a row over the Kentucky All-Stars.
This year's clash is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. at Mingo Central's Buck Harless Stadium.
Mingo Central assistant coach Joey Fields is back to lead the West Virginia All-Stars for the second straight year. He coached West Virginia to a 37-12 victory in last year's game. West Virginia leads Kentucky 11-6 in the all-time series dating back to 1996.
Fields said he's excited to put on the headsets once again.
"I've heard people say, 'In the Coalfields, they come out. They take their football seriously,'" Fields said. "Football and sports is what it is all about around here. It's a good place to hold this game. Cliffs Natural Resources has also done a great job in sponsoring this game. The good thing about having them is that they are excited about being the sponsor. They want to do other things, too. They will be holding a cookout for both teams. It's good for the kids and good for the game."
With only five days to practice it's difficult each year to put in an offense with players coming from a dozen or more different schools.
West Virginia found that out two years ago when it did not have a very strong offensive line and no true center but yet tried to run out of the shotgun.
Coach Fields and the West Virginia team will try to keep it simple and vanilla and will rely on its athleticism and running game.
It all starts at the quarterback position and West Virginia has a good one in Andrew Johnson of Beckley Woodrow Wilson High School.
The duel-threat QB and converted wide receiver, can throw it and can tuck and run – just the kind of modern-day quarterback that seems to be the norm nowadays.
In the 2011 season, Johnson passed for a Beckley season-record 1,439 yards and helped the Flying Eagles into the Class AAA playoffs. Johnson also rushed for 800 yards and was the only player in southern West Virginia to score a touchdown both rushing and passing, kick a field goal and an extra point and also throw for a two-point conversion.
Also a good player on the defensive side of the ball, Johnson was a Class AAA first-team all-state defensive back in 2012.
"Our quarterback will be Andrew Johnson from Beckley," Fields said. "He'll also see some time defensively at times of the game. He's a great athlete. He's done a lot of what we want to do on the offensive side, so he's very familiar with it."
West Virginia's other quarterback is Logan High School's Chris Marcum, who started in parts of three seasons for the Wildcats. Marcum, also a leading tackler at Logan, will most likely see action at safety in the Senior Bowl.
"Marcum will see some time at quarterback but he'll mostly see time on defense," Fields said.
West Virginia will be led in the backfield by Wayne's Brandon Spurlock, the captain of this year's Class AA all-state team. Spurlock led Wayne to a 14-0 record and second straight state title and rushed for 2,003 yards and 28 touchdowns.
Mingo Central's Joe May could also get some carries, along with Beckley's Ramon Edwards and a few others. Edwards is a scat back at 5-6, 150 pounds but is very quick. He ran for 758 yards on just 65 carries – an average of a hefty 11.7 yards per tote during the 2012 season. Edwards also scored four touchdowns and had another 245 yards receiving on 27 catches. In a 70-34 loss to Cabell Midland last season, Edwards rushed for 271 yards on just six carries, scoring a touchdown from 85 yards out.
"Spurlock will be our running back and Joe May will see some time," Fields said. "We also have Ramon Edwards from Beckley."
At wide receiver, West Virginia will look to South Charleston's Travond Reece and Austin Pyles of Wayne. Khaleel Reynolds, a versatile player from Logan, could also be deployed out wide if needed.
"At wide receiver we have Travond Reece from South Charleston," Fields said. "Another wide receiver will be Austin Pyles from Wayne. Our tight end will be Brandon Thomas from River View. He's a tough kid and he was one of our North-South players. We played against him and he can definitely do the job."
Along the offensive line, West Virginia will look to South Charleston all-stater Dominic Orcutt. The 6-3, 285-pounder was named to the Class AAA second team last year. Class AA special honorable mention all-stater Garth Simpkins and Logan's 300-pounder Teddy Nelson also give West Virginia some size along the O-line.
"We have Dominic Orcutt from South Charleston and we also have Garth Simpkins, who was one of our football players," Fields said. "He was one of the smartest football players that I have ever coached."
Along the defensive line, West Virginia will look to first-team all-stater Anthony Bryant (6-1, 275) from Wayne, Tug Valley's Isaac Parsley and Westside's John Thornsbury, Fields said.
"Anthony Bryant from Wayne will see some time at defensive line," Fields said. "He's a tough kid. I coached his brother, Allen Bryant, last year and he was the defensive MVP in the game. We also have John Thornsbury from Westside and Isaac Parsley from Tug Valley. He's going to West Virginia Wesleyan."
At linebacker, George Washington's Trevon Johnson and Chapmanville Regional High School's Austin Watts are likely to see ample playing time.
"At linebacker, we have Trevon Johnson from GW," Fields said. "We also have Austin Watts from Chapmanville. He will also be our deep snapper. He'll do both of that."
In the secondary, Logan's Marcum and Reynolds, MC's May and Davon Tyson of Capital, a Class AAA first-team defensive back from last season, look to be the key players for West Virginia.
"In the secondary we have Davon Tyson and Khaleel Reynolds along with Chris Marcum," Fields said. "Joe May could also see some time, along with Andrew Johnson."
On special teams, Logan's Brian Craft looks to handle all of the kicking duties.
"On special teams, we should be loaded with the speed that we have," Fields said. "I'm excited about that. Brian Craft will be our punter and kicker. He's going to do it all. We put him on the roster on Sunday."
West Virginia will also be represented by Man High School's Marcus Murrell and Logan's Brant Williams.
Mingo Central's Israel Reynolds, Joe Hall and Joe Jackson are also on the roster as well as Aaron Muncy from Tug Valley.
Wayne's James Egnor is also on the roster as well as Cabell Midland's Gage Gould, a Class AAA first-team all-state defensive lineman.
Coach Fields said he knows Kentucky will be a tough team to beat with Coach David Jones again leading the Bluegrass State squad.
"He's a great guy," Fields said of Jones. "He's great with the players. He'll have them ready. They have a great staff from the coaches at Belfry. They win. They know what they are doing. They have 12 Belfry players and we have five Mingo Central players. Last year, it was nine Belfry guys and 10 Mingo Central players. Getting them all on the field … people just don't get to see that. That's the same thing with the Logan players going up against the Belfry players. This is why I enjoy this game, especially for our area."
There are special rules in the Hatfield-McCoy Bowl, making the game more fan-friendly.
"You have to pass 15 times in this game," Fields said. "You can't blitz unless a team is going inside the 10-yard line. There is also agreed upon defenses."
The Senior Bowl Game Director and founder is Mingo Central head football coach Yogi Kinder, who brought the game to Matewan in 1996. The Hatfield-McCoy Bowl has its roots back to the 1950s with the Kiwanis Bowl, which was played at Williamson.
"This is the 18th year and Coach Kinder has done a great job, along with all of his supporting staff over the years," Fields said. "It means a lot to us. The kids love to play in this."


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2014 North Dakota pheasant season preview
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The third annual Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and Pheasants Forever Mentor Pheasant Hunt will be held Oct. 23 throughout Minnesota. This year, the event will be open to youth ages 12-17...
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Pheasant Ph-amily Efforts of EGF family help Red River Valley Pheasants Forever chapter win national No Child Left Indoors awardEAST GRAND FORKS, Minn. -- When Brian and Michelle Nelson took over the Red River Valley Chapter of Pheasants Forever in 2005, they faced the challenge of reviving a chapter in a region with no pheasants, no habitat for pheasants and no prospects for having a sustainable wild population of the popular game birds. Tall order, that. So, instead of focusing on pheasants and habitat, the East Grand Forks couple and their six kids rolled up their sleeves and went to work on fundraising, selling raffle tickets and recruiting volunteers to help them raise money for hunter education programs, youth trapshooting teams and other kids' outdoor learning initiatives.
By Brad Dokken , February 28, 2015
South Dakota offering new flower mix for statewide food plot program Mix supports pheasant population due to insect growthPIERRE, S.D. -- The South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks is hoping to add some flower power across the state. Brian Pauly -- a GF&P private lands habitat biologist -- said his department is promoting a new seed mix this year for a program that promotes planting food plots for wildlife. The new mix is a nine-species blend of flowering cover crops that, according to Pauly, will provide brooding habitat for insects.
By Luke Hagen , February 28, 2015
Finding funding for pheasant habitat: As annual statewide pheasant season opens, the question of funding habitat improvement will be a highly discussed topicMITCHELL, S.D. -- Paul Coughlin talks about the landscape in South Dakota as if it were a radiant, elaborate painting.
By Luke Hagen , October 19, 2014
There's plenty of cause for optimism going into this year's N.D. pheasant opener, thanks to solid spring production and despite the ongoing loss of habitat.GRAND FORKS -- Following the trend in neighboring states, pheasant numbers are up in North Dakota, and that's good news for hunters going into Saturday's pheasant opener. "I think it's going to be a lot better than last year definitely," said Matt Olson, regional biologist for Pheasants Forever in Lisbon, N.D.
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Minnesota to hold summit on pheasantsFollowing the lead of South Dakota, Gov. Mark Dayton announced this week that Minnesota will hold the state's first Minnesota Pheasant Summit to discuss the plight of the popular game bird.
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South Dakota habitat group drafting recommendations to revive state's pheasant populationTim Kessler readily admits South Dakota's pheasant hunting is at a critical point in state history. "We're getting close to a tipping point in habitat going too far the wrong direction, and if we get too severe of a loss, our pheasant numbers will be too far down to rebuild," said Kessler, a member of Pheasants Forever's National Board of Directors. "We've lost 1.5 million acres of grassland in South Dakota since our height in the mid-2000s because of conversion to cropland. If we continue to have that kind of loss in grass, it will make it extremely hard to have the pheasants to come back."
By Luke Hagen , August 16, 2014
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'Jason Mitchell Outdoors' TV show to air segment filmed near KimballKIMBALL — The wide-open fields and abundant pheasant population near Kimball will be featured next month on one of the Midwest's most well-known outdoor television shows.
By Chris Mueller , February 28, 2012
The good, the badlands, and the ugly dogsA tromp for pheasants near Dickinson leads to fun, feathers, and more than a bit of bloodshed
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Northland pheasant hunters gain a piece of DakotaEvery late-season pheasant hunter loves this sweet moment: The air is sharp. The sky is wide and blue. And as always in South Dakota, the anticipation of seeing roosters painted against that sky is palpable.
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Talk about a no brainer. I was sweating through the 5 picks before the Bears selected hoping that Wisconsin offensive tackle Gabe Carimi would fall to the Bears.
We had a team skip their pick and a trade right ahead of Chicago but when the 29th pick came up Carimi was still on the board. All I was thinking was how Jerry & Lovie were going to screw this up. Reportedly the Bears were in trade discussion with the Raven which is what caused Baltimore to skip their pick.
Shockingly they didn't mess it up and they made the smart pick and took Gabe.
Carimi who played left tackle for the Badgers but could line up at either tackle spot or maybe even guard in Chicago. I hope they keep him on the left side allowing Webb to stay on the right side and letting Chris Williams and Omiyale fight it out at LG.
Gabe is a huge guy. His measuribles are 6'7", 314lbs, his arm length is 35". His hand size is 10.3". He bench pressed 225 lbs 29 times. The best at the combine this year was 33. He almost had the best vertical jump of all the offense linemen. He is a very athletic guy who I think might have some trouble at first on the left side but he is smart enough to figure it out.
Oh yeah I forgot to mention he won the Outland Trophy this past season. He played and started in all 49 games he played in during college. He missed 3 games during his sophomore year due to a knee injury in 2008.
He might not be the flashy pick but it was the smart pick. Congrats to Gabe Carimi and I can't wait for you to start opening holes for Matt Forte and protecting Jay Cutler.


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According to Ayurveda, people with a kaphagenic diet tend to have high cholesterol. To lower cholesterol levels and prevent increase in cholesterol levels, Ayurveda recommends the following:
Low Cholesterol Food
Watch what you eat. Stick to the kapha-pacifying diet and avoid food high in fat like fatty foods. Do not take cheese, yogurt or high-fat milk. Reduce consumption of sweets, cold foods like ice cream and desserts, and drinks.
Do include onion and garlic in your cooking and food. Also take foods that are natural cholesterol busters. These are:
- blue corn
- oatmeal
- quinoa
- millet
- apples
- grapefruit
- almonds
Herbs are effective against cholesterol. Include them in your diet or drinks to help bring balance to cholesterol levels.
Cinnamon and trikatu tea
Drink this tea twice a day to lower cholesterol. Mix ¼ teaspoon of trikatu herbal mixture with 1 teaspoon cinnamon and steep for 10 minutes in a cupful of water. Add honey to taste.
You can also just use ½ teaspoon trikatu with 1 teaspoon honey and drink this 2 to 3 times a dat. It is great for burning ama and the extra kapha, helping to maintain cholesterol.
Mix ½ teaspoon grated ginger root, 1 clove of finely chopped fresh garlic to ½ teaspoon of lime. Eat this before each meal.
Herbs of three
Control your cholesterol with this effective herbal mixture;
3 parts kutki
3 parts chitrak
¼ part shilajit
Use ½ teaspoon 2 times a day with some honey and water.
This herb has an amazingly effective in reducing cholesterol levels. Take a 200 mg. chitrak-adhivati tablet twice a day after lunch and dinner.
Triphala guggula
Take a 200 mg. tablet of triphala guggula 3 times a day.
Hot Honey Drink
A hot cup of water with a teaspoon of honey, taken early in the morning can help remove fat from your system and lower cholesterol. You can add 10 drops of cider vinegar or a teaspoon of lime juice for a more effective drink.
Exercise, together with a good diet can control cholesterol levels. Try taking walks every day during the weekdays for at least half an hour. Or do something that you enjoy like dancing, swimming and even aerobic exercises for at least three times a week.
Breathing Exercise
Breath of Fire, also known as bhastrika, is helpful in reducing cholesterol.
Yoga for Reducing Cholesterol
The following yoga postures are good for maintaining a good cholesterol level: the Sun Salutation, Shoulder Stand, Peacock, Cobra, Spinal Twist, Locust and Lotus.
Arjun is usually available as a single herb or in combination with other herbs like Guggul and Amla for better effect.


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It's yours, but it isn't. A rented apartment or house can be a wonderful place to live and a challenging place to decorate.
The restrictions are many: Landlords often want their white walls to stay white. Many won't let you do even the most minor construction. Some even ask renters not to nail anything to the walls.
Complicating things further, many rental properties have small rooms and no-frills, builder-grade light fixtures, and doors and cabinetry with little personality.
How can you inject some of your personality into the space?
The first step is to go all in.
"So often people think of their rental as not theirs and, therefore, go through life not creating a beautiful home or nest," says designer Kyle Schuneman, author of "The First Apartment Book: Cool Design for Small Spaces" (Potter Style, 2012).
Home decorating blogger Wanda Hoffs gives the same advice at recreateanddecorate.com. As an Army wife, Hoffs has lived in many rental properties around the country and has learned to decorate each one as if it were hers.
Here are ideas that can help you embrace your rented space:
Plan carefully
"Usually rentals are small, and I am a firm believer in function before form," Schuneman says. "Sometimes it's a puzzle piece to get those 'must-haves' into your space — the desk, the bed, the couch."
He suggests using old items in new ways: Does the desk become a footboard? Should a small bookcase from your old living room be tucked into the corner of your new kitchen?
If your current furniture doesn't fit well into a rental, Hoffs suggests spending wisely on new items. Rather than buying an expensive new piece that fits your rental perfectly, "use thrift store furniture and paint it yourself," she says.
Change the walls
"With companies like Tempaper, you can put up temporary wallpaper that peels on and peels back off when you're ready to move," Schuneman says.
Hoffs suggests using wall decals, which come in a range of styles and sizes.
If you want to do just a bit of painting that could be easily repainted before you move out, Hoffs and Schuneman suggest painting a stenciled design on one wall. Or paint a band of bold color along the top of your walls.
Infuse with color
"If you're afraid to touch your walls or have a really difficult landlord," Schuneman says, "bring in the color through fabrics and textures around the room. If you leave your walls white, hang a bold curtain on the windows and a coordinating couch that really pops."
Hoffs says, "Fabric can be a great, inexpensive way to add color, pattern and texture to a room. It can be framed or stapled to a large art canvas to be hung on the walls." You can also attach fabric temporarily to a wall using spray starch.
Lush plants are another option, Hoffs says.
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Plot: 20 years after attempting an epic pub crawl, five childhood friends reunite when one of them becomes hell bent on trying the drinking marathon again. They are convinced to stage an encore by mate Gary King, a 40-year old man trapped at the cigarette end of his teens, who drags his reluctant pals to their home town and once again attempts to reach the fabled pub, The World's End. As they attempt to reconcile the past and present, they realize the real struggle is for the future, not just theirs but humankind's. Reaching The World's End is the least of their worries.
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On Jan. 18, 2013, U.S. Rep. Jose Serrano, D-N.Y., reintroduced his HJ15, the same bill he offered last year to repeal the 22nd Amendment, i.e, to end the two-term limit on the presidency.
The Democrats couldn't care less about the Constitution. They would declare martial law, prohibit dissent as "crime against the people" and govern by decree.
Chris Matthews of MSNBC is already pushing the idea and said on the air that he thinks Obama will successfully pass an amendment doing away with the 22nd Amendment. Many in Washington feel that if Obama can get this amendment on the docket, he can successfully get two-thirds of the states to ratify it.
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Yesterday morning, I was finally able to upgrade my Asus Transformer TF101 to the latest Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich. We checked out what's new with ICS and compare it with the old Honeycomb 3.2.
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param — supreme; bhāvam — the status; bhagavataḥ — of the Personality of Godhead; bhagavan — O Supreme Lord; mām — me; ajānatīm — not knowing; moktum arhasi — please release; viśva — of the universe; ātman — O soul; prapannām — surrendered; bhakta — to Your devotees; vatsala — O You who are compassionate.
My Lord, please release me. O soul of the universe, I didn't understand Your position as the Supreme Godhead, but now I have surrendered unto You, and You are always kind to Your devotees.
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If you're watching this course, I expect that at some point you're going to be making SharePoint sites, and here's how. Now, what I'm going to show you expects two things. One, that you already have an existing site collection with at least a top level site in it, so you've got somewhere to go. And two, that you have high permission. Basically that you have the SharePoint permission called Full Control. Usually done by putting you in the owners group. Well, how do you know if you have that permission? Well, it's fairly easy. You go to your Site Actions menu and see, do I have the option called New Site? Well, if you do, things are looking good.
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If you have SharePoint Foundation, you'll see a few sites. If you have SharePoint Server, the Standard Edition, you'll see a few more, and if you have SharePoint Server, the Enterprise Edition, you'll see even more. You may even find that your farm administrators have either removed or added other site templates. But these are all sites that right now I could create in SharePoint. We've got Record Center and Projects Web Database, Multipage Meeting Workspace, and the good old Team Sites, and Document Workspace. When you choose one of these site templates, what you're really choosing is a combination of lists and libraries all wrapped up and given a name.
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When I click that, it's going to give me a pretty dire warning message that deleting this website will permanently destroy all content and user information, including document libraries and lists and settings and permission levels. This is certainly not something you want to do casually, even though you can do it very quickly. I am going to double-check that, yes, I'm in the place that I expected to be. I am in the Empty site. That's good. I am going to click Delete. Yes, I'm sure again. Click OK. The website has been deleted. I click Go back to site, and in this case we are jumping back to the top level site here.
Now, if you have that permission, the ability to make a new site, feel free to explore these. If the description that you see when you select one isn't good enough, create one, because in ten minutes you could just repeat these steps and create a copy of every single site template there is. Explore them and then if you want delete them. The best way to learn the site templates is by using them rather than reading about them. You'll quickly learn if it's something that you're interested in or if it isn't.
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3List the people who have these traits and prioritize those you would like to spend time with. Remember that who you spend time with greatly affects how your personality develops.
4Smile and laugh as often as you can.
5Be positive and optimistic about everything. Notice the "silver lining" in every situation. Positive people will be attracted by it and cynicism is a very conservative trait.
6Dress less conservatively. If you have a refined style and wish to keep it, try to experiment with brighter and more unique colors. It will make you stand out and seem like a more fun individual.
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Assessing the long-term effect of trainees being sent home from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center and employees being furloughed because of a partial federal government shutdown is not easy.
Some 1,500 students have been sent home and 1,000 employees sidelined without pay because of the shutdown.
Don Mathews, economics professor atĀCollege of Coastal GeorgiaĀand director of the Coastal Georgia Center for Economic Analysis and Student Research, says some businesses located close to FLETC that rely on students and employees, will feel a direct effect and are.
Old Style Barbershop, in the shopping center at 1216 Chapel Crossing Road, Glynn County, opposite the main entrance of the facility, reported a 50 percent reduction in customers Wednesday. Sally's Cop Shop, in the same shopping plaza, reported losing about $1,000 a day because of the shutdown.
But just how much the county's economy might be reeling from the shutdown spurred by a disagreement between the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate - or, more specifically, between Democrats and Republicans over the Affordable Care Act - is more difficult to gauge. Republicans refuse to vote on a federal budget without a vote to delay the implementation of the act.
"I think it could be fairly significant," Mathews said of the impact of a shutdown that could potentially last more than a month.
The longer government workers are furloughed, the deeper the impact will be, he said.
If Congress ends the shutdown after only a week or two, the impact will be less.
If that compromise is only temporary, though, Mathews says the uncertainty felt by government workers and contractors could spread and make people leery of spending, "because you never know when this is going to happen again."
If there is any deep-seated concern in the community, Brunswick Mayor Bryan Thompson is not hearing or seeing it.
"I haven't personally heard if the impact is being felt yet," said Thompson, who gets around the community as mayor and as head of the Southeast Georgia Health System Foundation.
"However, if this shutdown drags on, it certainly will be felt, and felt strongly, throughout the city and county. A thousand FLETC employees would probably equate to $50 million to $60 million in annual salaries, or over $1 million less per week being fed into the local/regional economy," he hypothesized.
The impact in Camden County, where hundreds of civilian workers are furloughed from Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay and numerous contractors are idle, could be deeper.
"They are on the map down there pretty much because of that base," Mathews said.
Even the shutdown by the National Park Service of Cumberland Island National Seashore, a major tourism draw for St. Marys, is being felt by businesses.
Mardja Gray, owner of Goodbread House in downtown St. Marys, says October is one of her best months in the fall season, but not this year. About 75 percent of the guests at her bed and breakfast inn come to town to tour the historical and natural sites of the island, which is closed.
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1 1/2 lb all-purpose potatoes, peeled and diced
1 large onion, chopped
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8 large eggs
Heat oven to 350 degrees F. Heat oil in a 10 in ovenproof nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add potatoes and onion; saute 5 minutes until potatoes are just tender.
Add chopped peppers and ham, oregano, salt and pepper; cook 3 minutes until peppers are just tender.
Whisk eggs in a medium bowl. Pour into skillet, shaking pan a bit to distribute evenly.
Bake 15-20 minutes until center is set. Let stand 2 minutes. Run spatula around edge of skillet and under tortilla. Place serving platter over skillet and invert. Serve with salsa and green salad.
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