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I think you all know by now how much I love DIY projects and crafts. That's why I was thrilled to get a chance to try out and review Elmer's new Painters® Paint Markers! Talk about a must-have craft item for every DIY bride and avid crafter!
Painters® are easy-to-use acrylic paint markers that can be used on almost any surface — including wood, plastic, clay, ceramic, glass, metal, foam board, fabric, terracotta and more! When Elmer's asked me to put Painters® to the test and use them on just about any surface, I decided to create this fun burlap banner.
The markers were incredibly easy to use — which is great when you're a busy bride with an entire checklist of DIY projects (among other things!) to complete before the big day! They went on the burlap with ease, and before I knew it, my banner was ready to hang! Have I mentioned they were virtually mess-free and come in a variety of colors and tips?
I'm already thinking of all the other fun projects I can make with my new Painters® paint markers! What will you make?!
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Throughout recent history, many foundations have tried to induce innovation through competition, offering massive cash prizes to inventors who meet the challenge of creating world-changing inventions. For instance, in 1996 the X Prize Foundation offered $10 million to the first non-government organization to launch a reusable, suborbital manned spacecraft twice within two weeks. The prize was awarded in 2004 to a project financed by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. The problem is that inventors cannot win these competitions if they cannot come up with funding to realize their inventions, and research and development costs often exceed the amount of the cash prize. So, does the incentive of an eventual prize really induce innovation? In this paper, Liam Brunt, Josh Lerner, and Tom Nicholas look to answer that question, using a data set of prizes awarded by the Royal Agricultural Society of England (RASE) between 1839 and 1939. Read More


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A former Huntsville police officer was arrested Thursday by the Texas Rangers after being indicted by a Walker County grand jury Wednesday.
29-year-old Christopher Lee Myers of Willis was booked into the Montgomery County Jail Thursday morning around 11 a.m. and charged with Official Oppression for allegedly mistreating a person who was in his custody.
Court documents indicate Myers physically assaulted Eldon Jacob Fuller while he was in handcuffs on August 10, 2012.
Officials with the Walker County District Attorney's office say Fuller had been pulled over for a traffic violation and the officer's dash cam video recorded the incident. As a result of his arrest, Fuller was charged with Driving While Intoxicated and booked into the Walker County Jail. He bonded out after posting a $1000 bond. News 3 has also learned that about four months later on December 29th, Fuller was charged with Public Intoxication in Angelina County.
According to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education agency, Myers had been an officer for a little more than four years, serving most of it with Huntsville Police. His last day on the job with Huntsville Police is listed as March 8. Myers' TCLEOSE service record shows no previous disciplinary actions.
If convicted, Myers faces up to a year in prison and up to a $4,000 fine. After posting a $1,000 bond, he was release from jail.
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VMWare, Inc., announced plans to permanently close its facility at 119 14th Street N.W. in New Brighton. Employees will be laid off around April 1, according to a letter to the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development.
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We may not have the big bucks to get the fancy blowouts celebrities get done by the best hairstylists, but there's at least one thing we can get that puts us in the same league. Hair accessories, which have been huge this year! Floral head-pieces, sparkling stars, crystal hair-bows, and minimal metallic headbands have been all the rage and spotted on the likes of Katy Perry, Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron and Jennifer Lawrence. And plenty more, but we've culled out our top 15 looks for you out of all of 2012.
A couple of stand-outs for us. Sarah Jessica Parker's custom Mickey Mouse ears made by L'Wren Scott, worn when she hosted the Barneys New York And Disney Electric Holiday Window Unveiling in November, were to die for. Emma Stone's delicate gold Jennifer Behr laurel leaf bandeaux worn at the The Amazing Spider-Man premiere at Oktyabr cinema hall in Moscow in June had us floored. Chloe Moretz also wore a darling crystal hair-bow at the National Board of Review Awards gala in January that wasn't just age-appropriate. We insist it's appropriate for every age. Which means a 30-year-old woman (i.e. this writer) gets to wear one and not feel like we're edging in on a 14-year-old's style territory! Feel free to pore through our gallery for the rest of the looks!
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If you're really getting into the Presidents' Day spirit, you should be drinking one of the Ales of the Revolution from Philadelphia's Yards Brewing. These aren't just beers featuring the handsome mugs of our founding fathers; they're actually ales based on the recipes brewed in the Revolutionary era. More


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i didn't get a chance to use this until 90 days after I purchased. The first time I used it, on the very first shot, it blew the air seals inside rendering it useless.
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Charles Krauthammer has a typically insightful column today on "the ever-malleable Mr. Obama." The earth's landscape is now littered with former Obama commitments, and his embrace of the conservative court's views on the child rape and second amendment cases this week is head-snapping. Obama sounds like the president of the Federalist Society.
Barack Obama may be the best political embodiment of Woody Allen's character Leonard Zelig we have seen. The complete ease with which Obama shifts positions, with only the slightest bit of media scrutiny, is quite amazing. And the original conceit of the Obama campaign, which is that he is above the "old politics," won't play the "Washington game" and is a one-man antidote to cynicism, should now evoke a belly laugh.
There is, though, a larger lesson to draw from what is unfolding. Obama, in order to win the presidency, is fleeing liberalism as fast as his feet will carry him. McCain, on the other hand, proudly presents himself as a "Ronald Reagan conservative." That is the best testimony there is to the fact that America remains a center-right, and certainly not a liberal, nation. It is also an important reminder that the Republican Party and the conservative movement are separate, with the former in considerably worse shape than the latter.
The ways in which America is more and less conservative than it once was in an interesting matter to explore. But it's safe to say, I think, that if the presidential race is framed as Barack Obama, Democrat v. John McCain, Republican, Obama will win. If on the other hand the race is framed as Barack Obama, liberal v. John McCain, conservative, McCain will win.
That is worth bearing in mind as one commentator after another speaks out about the supposed crisis afflicting conservatism. I don't dispute that conservatism is in a time of some transition, which makes perfect sense. The problems we face today are in some respects different than they were a quarter-century ago– and even different than they were a decade ago (when welfare and crime were much more of a concern to voters). We sometimes forget that one of Ronald Reagan's great gifts was the capacity to apply conservative principles to the challenges of his time, including "stagflation" and Soviet communism (for example, replacing détente with the theory of rollback). Prior to Reagan, in fact, supply-side economics wasn't a serious economic theory, let alone a practical policy. Health care costs and jihadism were not issues – and forced busing and apartheid in South Africa were.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korean rapper PSY says he hopes North Koreans will enjoy his new single even as tensions remain high on the Korean Peninsula.
PSY released his latest single, "Gentleman," in 119 countries Friday, hoping to replicate the success of "Gangnam Style," the smash YouTube hit that made him an international star almost overnight last year.
The choreography for "Gentleman," including the "arrogant dance," as PSY called it, was unveiled at a concert in Seoul Saturday before more than 50,000 fans. The video has been uploaded onto YouTube.
PSY, whose real name is Park Jae-sang, said Saturday that he regretted the current tensions between the two Koreas. The situation has been grabbing global headlines, with North Korea becoming increasingly belligerent with war rumblings, leaving its neighbors wary of a possible missile test by Pyongyang.
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South Korean rapper PSY unveiled the choreography Saturday for his new single, "Gentleman," during a concert in Seoul.×
South Korean rapper PSY, in a checkered jacket, performs his new song "Gentleman" in his concert titled "Happening" in Seoul, South Korea Saturday, April 13, 2013. PSY's first new single since his megahit "Gangnam Style" was released in 119 countries on Friday, his agency said. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)×
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Trinity Western University's Master of Arts Program in Counselling Psychology invites applicants for a full-time tenure-track position in Counselling Psychology for Fall 2012.
The MA Program in Counselling Psychology is accredited with the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs, offering both thesis and non-thesis programs of study to a wide diversity of students. Graduates of the program successfully enter professional practice in psychology and in counselling, and many go on to doctoral study in psychology, counsellor education, and related fields. Applicants are invited to visit program webpages to review faculty research and professional interests at www.twu.ca/cpsy. Faculty research at TWU is funded through the federal funding agencies as well as private foundation support.
Preference will be given to applicants with interests and experience in one or more of the following areas: mentoring women professionals and scholars, international student development, qualitative and quantitative research methods, couple and family counselling, higher education counselling, and/or testing and assessment. As an evangelical Christian University community, we invite applicants who actively integrate Christian faith, personal development, and excellence in scholarship and professional practice.
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Grand Central isn't the only NYC icon turning 100 this year. Just two months after it opened in 1913, President Woodrow Wilson flipped on a ceremonial switch to illuminate the new Woolworth Building, at the time the tallest office building in the world, on April 24. This exhibit spotlights the elegant green building, from the initial stages of architect Cass Gilbert's design and an up-close look at the building's gorgeous terra cotta ornaments to an examination of the building's pop cultural significance. All ages.
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Host Portsmouth had no issues in one of the final tune-ups before next week's district tournament as the host Trojans swept all five tennis matches against rival Ironton Monday.
The win improves Portsmouth's record to 9-5 as the team hosts Chillicothe Tuesday in one of the final matches as SEOAL foes. Area tennis coaches will have seed and draw meetings in anticipation of the Oct. 2-3 Division II Southeast Sectional tournament in Portsmouth.
Ali Miller (P) def. Shelby Keating (I) 6-0, 6-0
Alex Scott (P) def. Katelyn Thompson (I) 6-0, 6-0
Lydia Cohen (P) def. Kylie Barcus (I) 6-1, 6-2
Sarah Raies/Allison Raies (P) def. Kylie Thomas/Alicia Murphy (I) 6-1, 6-4
Mazie Lawson/Molly Kammler (P) def. Hailee Haas/Danielle Ailster (I) 6-3, 6-3
Northwest def. West Union 25-18, 25-20, 25-18
A three-set sweep was the outcome of Monday's nonconference volleyball match between West Union and host Northwest as the Mohawks improved to 7-6 on the campaign.
Ashley Riley led Northwest with 13 points, nine digs and eight kills while Maegan Lynn added 17 assists, 11 points and a pair of digs. Haleigh Vastine chipped in with 12 kills and six points.
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The Secret Of Life
The Secret Of Life
For you, what is the secret of life?
The secret of life is can be happiness, by using the technique of Law of Attraction which is teaching to achieve happiness, determination-determine what is that you really desire in life. Money is not the secret of life because many suicide cases are from higher income families. Things that can give you happiness is those little things like hug, smile, love and distinguishing what you really want so that you will be focus for more of it and visible those things in reality.
There are lots of techniques on the secret of life, but if you don't apply it, you won't experience, joy, peace and true happiness. Secrets of life is to change our inner world not the outer world. Beyond those illusionary walls, lies the real world — and real happiness.
Energy is, is the secret of life the most current personification of the Law of attraction states that like attracts like, meaning if you're energy is positive it will draw more positive energy.
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Employee bonus program to be reduced by 50 percent
The CPS Board of Trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to lower the utility's rate increase proposal from 4.75 percent to 4.25 percent.
"What that means is instead of an increase on the average bill of about $5.19, it'll be under $5, at about $ 4.68 for the average household," said CPS President and CEO Doyle Beneby.
After last month's rate increase proposal, Beneby said the utility officials went back to find more ways to save customers money.
"We did it by reducing our bonus pool pay-out," he said. "We have a certain amount that we earmark in our pay for performance program, and we're reducing that amount by 50 percent for the two years of the rate increase."
Beneby said CPS is also delaying several project.
"We have some really old buildings form the 1960s that we were going to upgrade, so in order to save some money to get down to 4.25 (percent), the last piece of it we are going to shift that work out for up to about a year."
If approved, the rate increase would go into effect in February 2014.
Despite a unanimous vote, some trustees voiced concerns over the next round of rate increases.
"We're not in a position where we're kicking the can down the road to where we'll have to see a significant increase?" asked Homer Guevara.
"We can't determine what the future looks like," Beneby said. "But we assured our board that we're not kicking the can down the road, that our reduction amount is not going to be put in the next rate increase cycle."
CPS will present the new proposal to the San Antonio City Council on Oct. 16.
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There are times when Vicious makes Are You Being Served? seem almost nuanced [1]
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Vicious (Mondays, 9pm) is a new, muchplugged sitcom about two hammy old queens played by Ian McKellen and Derek Jacobi. It's written by Gary Janetti, late of Will & Grace, and the playwright Mark Ravenhill and I would really love to know what Peter Tatchell makes of it. On the one hand, how amazing that ITV has made a prime-time sitcom about two blokes who have been in love for 48 years. On the other, would the channel have commissioned a pair of straight men to write this kind of hackneyed, stereotyped drivel? And would two leading gay actors have agreed to star in it if they had? In 1973, they certainly would have. But in 2013? I think not. Affectionate though it is – all hail the adorable, ageing poofs, with their flapping hands and their superannuated phraseology! – there are times when Vicious makes Are You Being Served? seem almost nuanced.
If I'm honest, though, it isn't the characters of Freddie (McKellen) and Stuart (Jacobi) who make my blood boil, for all that Stuart in particular is cut from the same cloth as Mr Humphries (I was so amazed/appalled by episode one of Vicious that I watched a preview of episode two, in which, in a kind of homage to Humphries, Stuart even lands a job working in the menswear department of a large store). I like a decent luvvie joke as much as the next person and Freddie, voted by fans the tenth most popular baddie in an episode of Doctor Who, has a good if somewhat predictable line in those.
No, it is their friend Violet (Frances de la Tour), a deluded and desperate fag hag, who really bothers me. If Freddie and Stuart, with their tired gags about mascara and Leytonstone, are there to be laughed at, Violet – "I go to yoga; I'm great fun" – exists only to be pitied. Newsflash: misogyny is not only the preserve of straight men. In Vicious, it rises off Violet like Shake'n'Vac from one of Freddie's and Stuart's horrible rugs.
Violet arrives at Freddie's and Stuart's camp and dinky flat – they keep the curtains permanently drawn, the better to hide their wrinkles, and the place is lit entirely by frilly lamps – pretty much every five minutes. "These aren't calling hours!" cries Stuart, when the bell goes before they have even finished their morning tea.
In episode one, she pitched up just as Ash (Iwan Rheon), the hunky prospective tenant of the next-door flat, disappeared into their loo. Informed that a young stranger was using their facilities, Violet, her voice full of longing, said: "What if he comes out and rapes me?"
The dialogue then went like this:
Violet (sounding breathless but distinctly un-panicky): "I'm so frightened I'm going to be raped!"
Freddie (with venom): "For God's sake! Nobody's going to rape you!"
Violet (disappointed): "What an awful thing to say!"
Hilarious, eh? I do love a good rape joke, especially when delivered by some of our very finest actors in their very fruitiest voices. This scene was fairly gross, in a lazy, Roy- Chubby-Brown-meets-Uncle-Monty kind of a way, and I'm amazed it made it to the screen. Mostly, though, the problem with Vicious is that it simply isn't funny enough. Or funny at all. In the main, the laughs are supposed to come from the calcified bitchiness that overlays Freddie's and Stuart's love for one another. And I can imagine a series in which this sort of thing could be hilarious. You've only to read (for instance) Brian Sewell's memoirs to know that, done right, such fossilised malice can be seriously, outrageously brilliant.
But Janetti and Ravenhill seem not to have the requisite firepower. Their "jokes" are so laboured. "Who do you think you are, the Earl of Grantham?" says Stuart to Freddie, who can be rather grand, what with having played the detective in The Mousetrap for a whole year. And then, by way of a punchline: "You're from Wigan." I know. It's hard to believe, isn't it? All the hammy old queens of my acquaintance (quite a few, as it happens, for all that I don't long to be raped by a stranger) could have come up with a line 50 times wittier than that and in less time than it takes to say "bridge roll".


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"I must say that personally I think this Website has to be one of the worst Websites I have come across.Trying to navigate it is painful.
The news page only shows the first few main top stories and you select page 2 and you stay on page 1.And the Gig Guide.....I would have more luck searching down the back of my sofa for it.
Come on TISW sort it out please...."
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And dont get me started on trying to find a Gig !!! The format is frankly shocking. My son could do a better job.....Actually he is looking for a summer job.....
I notified the Northcliffe Digital Support Team when the problem of page navigation started. Prior to 11 July, navigation from page to page worked fine. I sent the team a screenshot of what I get when I click for news page 2. My desktop PC (Windows7, IE9 with Yahoo modifications) is affected. My old laptop and new iPad are o.k. The Support Team did reply but, the problem persists. If found one way around the snag. By clicking on any 'By South Wales Evening Post' tag, I get to view all recent reports that are Swansea related and the navigation bar at the base works. Works also when doing the same for 'Llanelli Star' and 'Carmarthen Journal' tags. Although it's not a solution, it's better than nothing. Some response from the webpage technos would be appreciated.
What I find annoying is that there is no obvious option to see developments for Swansea or the surrounding area's, the drop down options include: Crime Education Emergency Services Environment Health Politics Letters Transport Weather None of these actually apply to developments such as the Urban Village being built on High Street, or more accurately, none of these options are worded correctly to include such developments. The layout needs to redesigned because this website is just another template with no afterthought for it's customer.
None of the celeb stories should ever appear on the news section - There should be a special slot for such items and it should be labelled 'Dull'.
I don't spend to much time on the website it is pretty poor. I do follow some of the news item comments. To me it is like the website is developed and updated by people who do not live in Wales or locally in the City or local towns and villages.
I agree with all these comments about this truly AWFUL website - however, all the 'This is' sites are bad so Northcliffe Media really need to pull their fingers out and hire in some knowledgable computer staff to re-jig the whole set-up throughout this organisation. It has become obvious that since Northcliffe took the local nespapers on, actual news reporting left through the back door. Northcliffe is not into news distribution - their only objective is advertising. Regarding the Evening Post, Northcliffe has little idea where Swansea is situated let alone how to gather its local news and make it available promptly and clearly to loyal readers/site users. In short, it is a disgrace!!!!!!
It is a mess but most local newspapers Web Sites are dreafull, particularly when they see online as the future. It says a lot about how badly local newpapers are managed and run. The message most local newpapers put across with their online presence is " We donb't really care, it's just a bit of a nuisence" The printed papers are little better which is why circulations are in freefull. Many local papers are now moving to a weekly format to reduce costs
This website, along with all the other "This is" sites, costs Northcliffe money. They lose circulation and the return from advertising is much less than 'paper adverts'. If they'd lost the Local Government announcements accounts, many local papers would have been dead and buried. Make the most of newspapers and their sites, they won't be around for much longer.
Well im glad its not just me thinking it.....
Trunkles3, I welcome that day if it comes.
It's still impossible to navigate from page 1 to page 2 whilst using IE9 & Win7.
Wait 'til you meet "INTERNAL SERVER ERROR" ON YOUR COMMENTS!
It took me ages to find this.
Not to mention the news items which say at the end - "full article is on page xx! " How on earth does one find that page?
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"An ice box cookie, these were one of the two Christmas cookie recipes my German grandmother made every year until her death at age 92. While they may not be fancy like other Christmas cookies recipes, they are easy to make and taste very nutty. They make me think of Christmas and my grandmother every time I enjoy one."
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butter, softened
1/2 cup
white sugar
1/2 teaspoon
1 1/2 cups
all-purpose flour, sifted
1/4 teaspoon
baking soda
1/2 cup
ground hazelnuts
egg, beaten
1/4 cup
multicolored candy sprinkles (jimmies), or amount needed
Initially I felt these cookies were a little on the bland side eventhough my whole family liked them. I did however make a few changes to the recipe. First, the dough was too dry, so I added 2 TB of milk. Secondly, I could not find ground hazelnuts, so I tried to ground whole ones in my blender, but ended up with powdered hazelnuts. If I'd had larger pieces I think these would have been better. Lastly I frosted the cookies with Nutella which seemed to help a lot.
these were delicious! definitely will be an addition to the christmas collection - (My great aunt used to make something similiar at christmas,....ahhh,..the memories!)
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These were good but lacked the specialness of a Christmas cookie. Thanks for sharing.
I agree with those whom were impressed by them, and disagreed with those that felt they were too bland, or lacked 'specialness'. I think sometimes we Americans feel shortchanged if we don't get all the bells and whistles, or if every lily isn't gilded; gastronomically speaking. On my perfect Christmas cookie platter, there are the 'fancy', rich, or showy ones, and then the 'plainer', simple, or unadorned ones. There is a place for both, I think, and I thought these were wonderful. It reminded me of a part of what best about German cooking. Thank you Oma Kiener, and Oma Keiner's children!
Tasty and easy.. took to church potluck.. they vanished
My great-grandma always made these cookies, not with hazelnuts but with (yuck) walnuts. These didn't taste like hers, but it's only because my great-grandmother made her own butter from raw milk in a churn. So, it's very different taste than anyone is used to. lol
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Calories from Fat: 26
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The attached Report provides an Overview of the 1995 Report to Congress on Allied Contributions to the Common Defense. We have entitled it Toward a New Partnership in Responsibility Sharing since the latter phrase, first introduced last year, captures the nature of US and Allied contributions to coping with the complex realities and opportunities presented by the end of the Cold War far better than the older idea of "Burden Sharing."
The concept of "Responsibility Sharing" is based on the fact that allied nations contribute to their security, and to our own, in a variety of ways. For example, in Europe, through initiatives such as the Partnership for Peace, we are working together with our Allies to build a new security architecture that will enchance peace and stability throughout the transatlantic region.
Responsibility Sharing is particularly vividly illustrated by the major efforts mounted by European Allies in support of various UN mandates, especially in Former Yugoslavia. They provide the bulk of the forces for UN operations there, sustaining scores of casualties in the process. They also provided significant support to UN efforts to protect the Iraqi Kurds and to meet the humanitarian crises in such places as Somalia, Haiti, and Rwanda.
Allies in other regions have also increased their efforts. Japan and Korea not only contribute important forces of their own, but, through generous host nation support, allow us to maintain significant US forces on their soil at greatly reduced cost to this nation. This presence is critical to the continued stability of the world's most rapidly growing region economically. In the Persian Gulf, Kuwait and other regional friends provide critical host nation support for our forces committed to the defense of this vital area.
In today's complex world, it is necessary to look beyond the confines of Burden Sharing to examine the totality of our Allies' contributions to building a more stable, prosperous and peaceful world. This Report, with its focus on Responsibility Sharing, attempts this task. I commend it to you.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The University of New Mexico football team named its 2013 award winners at the annual Lobo Football Banquet on Sunday at the Embassy Suites.
Most of the awards were based solely on members from the 2013 Lobo football team. Three awards were added to Sunday night's presentation: the Big Brother of the Year Award, Academic Most Improved Award and Academic Achievement Award.
The awards and the individual winners were as follows (in order of presentation):
- Big Brother of the Year Award: Dillon Farrell
- Academic Most Improved Award: Devonta Tabannah
- Academic Achievement Award: Garrett Adcock
- New Mexico Man Award: Reece White
- The Red Menace Award: Dillon Farrell
- Most Valuable Offensive Scout Team Player Award: Romell Jordan
- Most Valuable Defensive Scout Team Player Award: Tayo Adewon
- First-Team Award (Unselfish Devotion to the Team): Mat McBain
- Clyde Hill Most Improved Player Award: Cole Gautsche
- Outstanding Special Teams Player Award: Carlos Wiggins
- Colonel H.J. Golightly Defensive Most Valuable Player Award: Dallas Bollema
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A DOCTOR at Burton's Queen's Hospital was more than three times the drink-drive limit when his car ploughed into parked cars, a court has heard.
Peter Cartwright, of Forest Edge Way, Outwoods, crashed his grey Ford Mondeo into two parked vehicles in Shobnall Street on the evening of Saturday, December 29 last year.
Emma Thompson, prosecuting at Burton Magistrates Court, said that when police officers arrived at the scene at around 9.30pm Cartwright confessed to have been the driver and was given a roadside breath test.
A further breath test at the police station gave a reading of 113 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. The legal limit is 35 microgrammes in 100 millilitres of breath.
Cartwright, 55, admitted to a charge of drink-driving and magistrates asked for a pre-sentence report to be carried out by the probation service before they passed their judgement.
The probation officer told the court: "The defendant told me that on the day of the offence he travelled to London on the train, leaving his car at Burton Railway Station.
"He said he had three pints of lager and two glasses of wine over lunch. When he returned home that evening he decided to drive home as he thought he would not be over the limit as it had been a while since he had drunk.
"He said his actions were stupid and acknowledges his judgement may have been affected by alcohol.
"He is a doctor at Burton hospital and is unsure about the impact (of the case) on his employment situation."
Michael Taylor, defending, said the incident was a 'complete aberration' which Cartwright very much regrets.
"It was completely out of character", he said. "He is going to be punished by the inevitable driving ban and also the effect on his employment."
Cartwright was given a community order for 12 months including 140 hours of unpaid work. He was also disqualified from driving for 28 months.


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2010 Preseason Bowl Projections
New Mexico: Wyoming vs. Louisiana Tech
Humanitarian: Fresno State vs. Ohio
New Orleans: MTSU vs. UAB
St. Petersburg: Rutgers vs. Southern Miss
MAACO Las Vegas: Utah vs. California
Poinsettia: BYU vs. Navy
Hawaii: Houston vs. Idaho
Little Caesar's: Central Michigan vs. UL-Lafayette (Sun Belt backup)
Independence: Air Force vs. Florida State
Champs: West Virginia vs. Virginia Tech
Insight: Northwestern vs. Missouri
Military: Army (contingency) vs. Tulsa
Texas: Michigan State vs. UTEP (at-large)
Alamo: Texas Tech vs. Oregon State
Armed Forces: UCF vs. Texas A&M (contingency)
Pinstripe: Pittsburgh vs. East Carolina (at-large)
Music City: Miami (Fla.) vs. LSU
Holiday: Oklahoma State vs. Stanford
Meineke: Cincinnati vs. Boston College
Sun: Clemson vs. Arizona
Liberty: Tennessee (contingency) vs. SMU
Chick-fil-A: Georgia Tech vs. South Carolina
TicketCity: Michigan vs. Utah State (at-large)
Outback: Mississippi vs. Wisconsin
Capital One: Iowa vs. Arkansas
Gator: Penn State vs. Georgia
Rose: Ohio State vs. Oregon
Fiesta: Connecticut vs. Oklahoma
Orange: Florida vs. North Carolina
Sugar: Alabama vs. TCU
GoDaddy.com: Troy vs. Temple
Cotton: Auburn vs. Nebraska
BBVA Compass: UCF vs. Northern Illinois (MAC backup)
Kraft Fight Hunger: Nevada vs. UCLA (contingency)
BCS: Boise State vs. Texas
*- Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl was formerly the Emerald Bowl.
^- TicketCity Bowl was originally named the Dallas Football Classic.
$- GoDaddy.com was formerly the GMAC Bowl.
+- BBVA Compass Bowl was formerly the PapaJohns.com Bowl.
@- Military Bowl was formerly the EagleBank Bowl.
#- Planned renovations of TCU's Amon G. Carter Stadium force the relocation of this year's Armed Forces Bowl to Gerald J. Ford Stadium at SMU.
NOTE: There are 70 bowl slots to fill and the computer projects only 66 eligible teams with records of 6-6 or better. That leaves the NCAA to determine what to do with the eligibility of teams with records of 5-7. We would expect those invitations to go to higher-profile schools and/or institutions within the geographical area of the game. Those projections are labeled contingency in parenthesis.
BCS Selection Order: The order of selection for this year's BCS games is Sugar, Orange, Fiesta. However, the bowls that lose host conference champions to the BCS title game get to replace those teams before other selections are made.
BCS Selection Procedures.
Notre Dame is eligible for all bowls in which the Big East has a commitment, as well as the BCS. It also serves as the backup for the Big 12 in the Pinstripe Bowl.
Poinsettia Bowl will invite Navy if it qualifies for selection. Navy has secured similar deals with the Military Bowl in 2011, the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl in 2012 and the Armed Forces Bowl in 2013. The WAC is the backup choice for the Poinsettia Bowl if Navy is not bowl eligible in 2010.
Army has no such guarantee this year. It has a provisional agreement to play in the Armed Forces Bowl if it has at least 6 wins prior to the game with Navy, and either the MWC or CUSA can not provide an eligible team. If Army qualifies for selection in 2011, it will be invited to the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl. Army has secured similar arrangements with the Military Bowl in 2012 and the Poinsettia Bowl in 2013.
Little Caesar's Pizza Bowl gets the first pick of MAC teams in 2010 and 2012, and the second pick in 2011 and 2013. The GoDaddy.com Bowl gets the second pick in 2010 and 2012, and the first selection in 2011 and 2013.
Sun Belt teams with records of 7-5 or better are next in line to fill the Big 10's slot in the Little Caesar's Bowl if the Big 10 does not have an eligible team. The Sun Belt is also the first backup for any opening in the St. Petersburg Bowl, and has a secondary provisional agreement for the BBVA Compass.com Bowl.
The MAC is the primary backup for the BBVA Compass Bowl and second backup for the TicketCity Bowl.
The Big East has a provisional slot in the Liberty Bowl.
CUSA is the primary backup for the TicketCity Bowl and the contingency backup for the BBVA Compass Bowl.
Hawaii is automatically invited to the Hawaii Bowl if it has at least 7 wins. Otherwise, the WAC sends its 3rd-place team.