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Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
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Camp questions, defense and pushing up the tempo
By Robby Lim, Project Spurs The San Antonio Spurs did their homework over the summer. They brought in Brazilian big man Tiago Splitter, drafted Oklahoma State star James Anderson, signed sweet-shooting Gary Neal from Italy and then invited a few more quality players to training camp with four more possible positions to fill. There is more […] [Read More]
Spurscast En Espanol: Episodio 15
Arianne Villanueva, Project Spurs Arianné is back for the latest Spanish edition of the Spurscast. In this episode, Arianne recaps the latest new on the San Antonio Spurs for the Spanish speaking Spurs fans. Remember, Project Spurs was the first Spurs blog to have a San Antonio Spurs podcast and the first to have a Spanish […] [Read More]
Tiago Splitter: Rookie of the Year candidate?
By Jason Rogers, Project Spurs Granted training camp has begun in the NBA but pretty soon these guys are going to have to actually begin playing some games so us bloggers have some material to write about. Until then, however, we are more than willing to speculate endlessly on the upcoming season – who will stand […] [Read More]
Training camp profile: Bobby Simmons
By Nick Kapsis, Project Spurs Trey Gilder, we hardly knew ye. Last week it was reported the San Antonio Spurs had brought Gilder in for a workout, which led most to deduce he'd be joining the team for their 2010-11 training camp. Not so much. In what is at the very least coincidental and in […] [Read More]
Training camp profile: Alonzo Gee
By Robby Lim, Project Spurs With the San Antonio Spurs' training camp fully underway, the Spurs will now have a closer look at the players they've invited hoping to find some answers in addressing the teams' immediate needs. One of the more glaring needs for the team right now is a backup small-forward. Enter Alonzo Gee. He might […] [Read More]
Things to watch for during training camp
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs The San Antonio Spurs have kicked off their 2010-2011 training camp and aside from the usual Spurs such as Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili and the rest of the crew in camp, a few new faces will be trying their best to secure a roster spot. There are so many […] [Read More]
Spurscast #224: A look at training camp and Spurs news
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs After a few weeks of Spurscast specials, Jeff and Mike finally get together to talk some Spurs news. On the episode, we breathe a sigh of relief as the long NBA offseason is close to being over and look ahead to the opening of the San Antonio Spurs' training camp. […] [Read More]
Manu on fatherhood and where Spurs rank
San Antonio Spurs' guard Manu Ginobili has a resume full of accolades, including winning an NBA championship and winning a gold medal. But none of his other accomplishments quite stack up to seeing his twins, Nicola and Dante, smile. "Every time they smile at you it's a win," Ginobili said. "Every time you find a […] [Read More]
Hill extending range, working on floater
San Antonio Spurs' guard George Hill knocked down quite a few corner threes last season, but he says Spurs coach Gregg Popovich wants him to extend his range even more. "Pop wants me to start stepping out a little further," Hill said today at Spurs media day. "I told him I'd take maybe 10 shots […] [Read More]
Great expectations
By Nick Kapsis, Project Spurs Editor's note: Please welcome to the Project Spurs' writing staff Nick Kapsis. Nick was part of the Reigning Black website and will be bringing his unique brand of insightful posts on the San Antonio Spurs. He is excited to be joining the team as we are for adding him […] [Read More]
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1 stick (8 tablespoons) margarine, melted
12 ounces chocolate chips
Heat oven to 350 degrees.
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In a large bowl mix together cake mix, 1/3 cup evaporated milk and melted margarine.
Press half the cake mixture into a 9-by-13-inch pan and bake 6 minutes. Remove from oven and immediately pour 1 cup chocolate chips over baked batter and pour caramel mixture over chips. Crumble (in blobs) rest of cake batter over caramel and bake 15-18 minutes more.
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Devin Conway, 24, graduated from Dickinson College with a philosophy degree in 2009. He always knew he wanted to go to law school, but didn't want to do it right away. Instead, he decided to teach English in South Korea for a year and apply to law school after that.
"I felt like I didn't want to get locked into one thing," Conway said. "I felt like I was still really young. There were a lot of opportunities out there and law school would be waiting for me when I came home again."
Conway left for Daegu, South Korea, in July of 2009. After his one year teaching commitment was through, he still wasn't ready to return to the U.S. He took another month to travel around Southeast Asia, visiting Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Now that he has been home for eight months, Conway is preparing to take the next step. He has been accepted to Boston University Law School and plans to attend in the fall.
"I don't see a problem with taking a year off, going out and seeing the world, figuring out what you want to do with your life," Conway said.
Additionally, he said, the experience can help strengthen your application for graduate school by diversifying yourself.
"I think a lot of people are having a hard time getting into grad school at this particular point…and a lot more people are taking a year off, going abroad, living in the city or taking classes," he said.
"A lot of the people I graduated with are just now starting to apply for graduate programs."
Though grad school is still her goal, Lauren LaDolcetta admits that going back to the classroom is easier said than done. After graduating from Dartmouth last spring, she took a job with a public relations agency instead of applying to law school, which had always been her plan. She said she felt burnt out of after her four years of college and wanted a break from the classroom setting.
"It's really hard to go back to school once you've had work experience and you're getting that paycheck," she said. "To sort of lose that momentum is a disadvantage. A lot of people who say they're going to take time off don't end up going back."
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Processing | Video Court | Housing | Food | Laundry | Medical | Annex | Programs | Visitation | Mail | Inmate Accounts | Documents
A.A./N.A. Group
Alcohol Anonymous/Narcotics Anonymous groups meet to assist inmates in their recovery with substance abuse. Community members come in to the Jail facility to aid inmates in dealing with their abuse and discuss ways that will assist them in overcoming their addictions.
Batterer's Education Program (BEP)
The BEP program is a court ordered program directed by the 7th Judicial District Court of Iowa. Certified state trained facilitators facilitate this program. BEP addresses the offender's behavior and accountability. The curriculum addresses how to change behavior and how to use utilize non-violent techniques.
Center for Alcohol and Drug Services (C.A.D.S): Jail-Based Drug Treatment Program
The Center for Alcohol and Drug Services (C.A.D.S) provides an intensive therapeutic program for both men and women that utilize a cognitive-behavioral treatment program to address substance abuse and criminal behaviors. Hazelton Curriculum is the basis of the C.A.D.S program and has three phases. The first phase is 8 weeks long, and may be completed while incarcerated in the Jail, this includes attending classes throughout each week that address: drug and alcohol education, criminal and addictive thinking, relapse prevention, and reintegration preparation. Upon release from Jail, he or she will complete the second and third phase by outpatient treatment directed by the C.A.D.S. staff.
The Jail is one of the first General Education Testing Sites in Iowa and directed by Scott Community Collage. Educational programming assists individuals in accessing the tools needed for educational growth by providing GED testing, GED pre-testing, assistance in obtaining educational records, and offers referrals for tutoring or basic education upon release. By providing these services, we can afford the participant's the opportunities necessary to obtain employment and further education.
Parent Education Program
Professionals from the community facilitate this program. Incarcerated parents learn skills to foster a healthy nurturing relationship with their children. Subjects covered include the following: parenting styles, self-esteem in children, effective communication, disciplinary techniques, and an overview of family dynamics. Upon completion, inmates will receive a certificate of achievement. This certificate may also be a requirement of a court order and/or the Department of Human Services (DHS).
Parenting Self Study Program
Developed and facilitated by Iowa State Extension Office, this program is a self-study educational program that incarcerated parents can complete in the housing unit on their own time. Self studies offered: Parental Education Self Study for Women and Birth to 5 Years Old for male and female inmates. Upon completion, inmates will receive 10-hour certificate of achievement. This certificate may be a requirement by Court order and/or a Department of Human Services requirement.
Process Oriented Programs
The Jail Programs Coordinators lead process oriented groups in the Jail. Many of the inmates in the Jail have had poor or unsuccessful experiences in the traditional education setting. Cognitive behavior, developmental, humanistic and existential approaches are used to identify and address a host of here-and-now issues that are commonly problematic for inmates, i.e. understanding consequences of behavior, acceptance and taking responsibility, relationship building, making connections, parenting, understanding depression and anxiety, developmental issues/milestones and relaxation techniques. For more information on any of these programs, please contact a Programs Coordinator at 326-8750 ext. 8 option 1 or 2.
Psycho-Educational Programs
The Programs Coordinators instruct psycho-educational classes in the Jail. These classes are curriculum-based programs focusing on anger management, healthy relationships, seeking safety, work and life skills. An inmate receives a certificate for each program they complete.
Rape Sexual Assault Survivors Group (RSS)
Directed and facilitated by Family Resources. RSS group is a gender-based program for women. Female inmates receive free counseling from professionally trained counselors who meet with the women in a group therapy setting. The women may continue free counseling upon their release from Jail from Family Resources.
Religious and Spiritual Based Programming
The Jail has over 70 faith based approved volunteers who meet the inmate population's spiritual needs. Volunteers provide religious worship services, Bible studies, and discuss spiritual growth.
Bicycle Restoration Program
This program provides hands on vocational instruction on the basics of bicycle repair including maintenance. Using donated and discarded bicycles, inmates are provided classroom and workshop instruction that allows them to clean, repair and restore bicycles in order that are returned to the community.
Community Restoration Program
The Community Restoration program was started in 2004 by Sheriff Conard and designed to involve low risk, minimum security inmates sentenced to county jail time to perform work details outside the secure perimeters of the jail facility. The participants provide assistance to cities and towns within Scott County, Statewide agencies, and other non-profit organizations. Corrections Officers provide direction, practical training, and safety instructions on the various work details that each will be involved in. Along with outside duties, the Community Restoration workers can assist with duties inside the jail facility, such as floor upkeep, painting, and general facility cleanup. Other smaller programs within Community Restoration include the Garden Project, providing produce for jail inmate and staff consumption and the Bicycle Restoration project which refurbishes bikes for approved inmates upon their release and The Childrens Christmas bike give away at the Friendly House and other non-profit organizations.
Custodian Vocational Program
Inmate housekeeping workers assigned to housekeeping duties within the facility can request to participate in this program. Inmates selected receive instruction on general and intermediate custodial care. Instruction combines hands-on, classroom and computer training and includes instruction in basic custodial/customer safety, restroom care, hard surface floor care, carpet care and product control. This program utilizes mostly environmental safe green cleaning products currently used by the Jail Custodial Officers. Inmates can receive a certificate of completion. The certificate is an employment incentive for inmates upon their release.
Kitchen Vocational Program
Inmate kitchen workers can choose to participate in the Food Service Manager/Sanitation course. Participants follow an individualized computer-training program that allows them to obtain continuing education hours through Scott Community College. Upon completion of the program and testing requirements, participants receive a National Food Service Manager certificate. Inmates can use the certification for means of employment upon release.
Alternative Sentencing Program
The Alternative Sentencing program provides community service workers to non-profit agencies through the Court system to enable successful completions of their sentences. The Alternative Sentencing Coordinator works with individuals who have been Court-ordered to complete community service hours. The Alternative Sentencing Coordinator places participants in the community at work sites to fulfill their required hours and acts as a liaison for the Court to track completed hours.
Electronic Monitoring Program
At the direction of the 7th Judicial District Court of Iowa, the Jail provides electronic monitoring as an alternative to incarceration. This program allows offenders to maintain employment and diverts them from Jail time to in-home detention. The Alternative Coordinator monitors the offender's location at all times. The goal is to keep low risk offenders gainfully employed while keeping the family unit intact.
Scott County Jail Library Donation and Recycling Program
The purpose of the program is two fold.
- Enhance the Jail Library and inmate experience by utilizing donated magazines, paper back books, educational/vocational CD Roms and resources.
- Promote Scott County's commitment to Going Green by reusing used books, magazines and educational references.
Donations of magazines, soft cover books, educational or vocational reference books/CD Roms to the Jail Library Program can be made by placing these items in receptacles in the Scott County Administrative Center (1st Floor across from elevator) or at the Courthouse/Jail building in the Jail visitation area.
Inmates will benefit from educational/vocational training materials (Books or CD Roms) as we will tailor inmate programs around these donated resources.
List All Programs | A.A./N.A. Group | Batterer's Education Program (BEP) | Center for Alcohol and Drug Services (C.A.D.S): Jail-Based Drug Treatment Program | GED | Parent Education Program | Parenting Self Study Program | Process Oriented Programs | Psycho-Educational Programs | Rape Sexual Assault Survivors Group (RSS) | Religious and Spiritual Based Programming | Bicycle Restoration Program | Community Restoration Program | Custodian Vocational Program | Kitchen Vocational Program | Alternative Sentencing Program | Electronic Monitoring Program | Scott County Jail Library Donation and Recycling Program | Show All
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Three pieces of Springfield news. Endorsements, cat fights and Charlie McBarron. Correction.
Rich Miller of Capitolfax.com is reporting that once again, Illinois' state employee unions are licking the hand that slapped them.
Among those receiving an
AFSCME AFL-CIO endorsement is Elaine Nekritz.
Ironically enough, Rep. Elaine Nekritz, who has played a key role in negotiating pension and health insurance changes for public employees and retirees, was endorsed by the AFL-CIO. Nekritz (D-Northbrook) is facing a fairly serious challenge this fall and she's also in the process of becoming a top Madigan lieutenant.
That's not much of a warning shot says Miller.
No Senate Republican incumbents or candidates were endorsed. But the more important Democratic challengers to sitting Republicans or in open seat contests were also given the nod.The bottom line is that the House Democrats barely got a slap on the wrist for what they did this past spring. It will take a much sterner rebuke from AFSCME and the teachers' unions if the Democrats are to get any sort of "real" message.
Meanwhile teachers can find some good news in the war going on between state Republicans and Michael Madigan, Democratic Party Chairman and Speaker of the House.
The Springfield State Journal Register reports that the bad blood between Madigan and House and Senate Republicans that erupted during the pension battle has not cooled under the downstate summer sun.
State Republican Chairman Pat Brady said criticism isn't personal and shouldn't affect pension talks where, he said, Madigan is trying to stick suburban taxpayers with the bill for his own poor pension decisions.
"We're just pointing out the facts," Brady said. "It's certainly not personal."
At the Illinois Republican Party's state convention last weekend, Brady said, "We are under the thumb of a controlling, vindictive, ethically challenged, self-serving leprechaun, and I mean no disrespect to leprechauns."
Nah. Who would see that as personal? Your turn Mike. We all hope that this continues through the veto session.
And lastly, my friend Jerry asked a simple question of the ever-secretive IEA Communications Director Charlie McBarron. The IEA has claimed that they have done polling that shows the membership wants the leadership to bargain away our pension benefits. So Jerry asked McBarron to see the polling data.
He got no answer. For weeks and weeks.
This whole polling thing is a fraud anyway. There's nothing in the rules, constitution or bylaws of the IEA that allows the leadership to sidestep the decision-making process, the legislative agenda-making process of the IEA. That's what the Representative Assembly is for.
But Jerry, being the good guy that he is, asked to see the data.
After weeks of stalling, he got this reply from McBarron.
Hello Jerry:The IEA, in accordance with an Executive Committee decision, will not release polling data reports. However, IEA will continue to use relevant information when deemed necessary. If you have further questions please direct them to President Klickna.Thanks,Charlie McBarron
Morty permalinkJune 19, 2012 5:40 pm
That's why we keep losing these battles. AFL- CIO had no business endorsing Nekritz or half of the people they endorsed (but especially not Nekritz). The guy she's running against doesn't deserve an endorsement either, but what's wrong with putting out a press release stating that you won't endorse either candidate because they are both hostile to labor. It might also be the time to mention Nekritz just took $10,000 from Ty Fahner to do his bidding on pensions.


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Eminence will host a city-wide yard sale from 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 9, to coincide with National Garage/Yard Sale Day.
This is the first time Eminence has held a city-wide event of this kind.
Reverend Sharon Fields of the Eminence Christian Church presented the concept to the Eminence City Council after reading a magazine article publicizing the nationwide event. The council unanimously approved the idea and requested that she spearhead the effort.
We have received numerous questions regarding bank safety and insurance coverage on deposits. These consumer concerns are warranted; given the highly publicized meltdown of the sub prime mortgage market, housing market crisis, IndyMac Bank issues, state of the overall banking industry, etc. I want to take this opportunity to address some of the more frequently asked questions.
Wednesday, July 30
Karate classes will be held at the Community Center from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Children's Story and Craft hour every Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at Pleasureville Christian Church. Also, the community library at the church is open to the public from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Wednesdays.
Thursday, July 31
TOPS 298 will meet at Orville Baptist Church. Weigh in 4:30 p.m. and meeting at 5 p.m. New members welcome.
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Last month's special legislative session may have been a major step forward in strengthening Kentucky's public retirement systems, but it was never intended to be the only step. My legislative colleagues and I, and many others with ties to these systems, realize there is more work to be done.
Your recent article "pain in the wallet" accurately enumerated the problems high fuel prices cause for the residents of Henry County; we now need to discuss why.
In the current tight economic climate, I think it's important to know that a few things in life are still free. Mostly.
A walk through the neighborhood is a great way to enjoy some free entertainment, get a little sunshine and exercise not just yourself, but any dogs you might have. Sitting out in the backyard looking up at the stars? Free, as long as you don't count what you might spend on insect repellent or anti-itch cream for the bug bites you might endure.
Although Relay 2008 was cut short by stormy weather on June 27, it didn't come to a screeching halt. On Saturday evening, July 19 more than 60 people including team members, team captains, survivors and Relay supporters met at the Henry County Fairgrounds for a special three hour Relay Finale ending with a moving Luminary Ceremony.
The Henry County Chamber is hard at work getting ready for upcoming events. The public is invited to all of these, and we hope you can find time to come enjoy some good Henry County hospitality.
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Care village gets top mark after inspection
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A SOUTH Derbyshire care complex that caters for the elderly has been handed top marks following a visit by care watchdogs.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) revealed that Oakland Village, in Hill Farm Road, Swadlincote, met all five required standards during a surprise inspection over the Christmas period.
Staff were praised for their 'excellent' work, with all patients interviewed saying that they were 'very happy' at the site, which opened its doors for the first time last March.
A spokesman for the CQC said: "We could see from our observations and from discussions with people using the service and with staff that people were supported appropriately and staff demonstrated a good understanding of people's needs.
"Everyone spoken with told us that they were happy with the support provided by the staff team.
"One person said 'It's wonderful here, the staff are lovely and the food is very nice and I enjoy the company'.
"Another person said 'the care is very good and the facilities are wonderful'.
"We spent time with people who were living in the long term care facility.
"Due to people's level of dementia the majority of people were unable to give us their views on the care provided but we saw that staff were responsive to people's needs in a caring way.
"People that were able to give their views told us that they were happy.
"Across all services we saw that people's needs were assessed and care and treatment was planned and delivered in line with their individual care plan.
"We looked at four people's support records in the extra care apartments and three people's records in the long term, short term and intermediate care units and saw that these were well organised, up to date and contained all the relevant information to provide the right support.
"People's health care needs were recorded and monitored on a regular basis.
"Records demonstrated that people accessed health care professionals as and when needed to ensure their health care needs were met, such as doctors and district nurses.
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Calendar: 09.24.06
BERCLAIR MANSION TOURS: Berclair Mansion is open for tours from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Highway 59 East near Beeville. Cost: $10. Information: (361) 319-7998 or (800) 248-3859.
TEACHER TRAINING: Mind/Body Rhythms Teacher Training is from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Yoga Studio of Corpus Christi, 513 Clifford. Cost: $233 for lifetime certification. Registration/ Information: (361) 563-5723.
SAME TIME NEXT YEAR: The play "Same Time, Next Year" begins at the Rialto Theater, 327 S. Commercial St., Aransas Pass. Cost: $10. Information: (361) 758.0383cq or www.rialtotheter.org
PERFORMANCE: "Beauty and the Beast'' begins at t 2 p.m. at the Harbor Playhouse, No. 1 Bayfront Park. Cost: $15/adults; $12/seniors, military; $5/children, students. Information: 888-7469 or www.harborplayhouse.com
DUET: Corpus Christi Music Teachers Association presents "Double Delights'' duet recital at 2:30 p.m. at Parkway Presbyterian Church, 3707 Santa Fe St. Master of ceremonies will be Walter Furley. Free. Information: 643-5759.
BLOOD DRIVE: Coastal Bend Blood Center will have bloodmobiles from:
9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sacred Heart Church ,217 W. San Patricio, Mathis.
9 a.m. to 1 p.m., St. Joseph Church, 609 E. Gramman St., Beeville
9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., River Hills Baptist Church, 16318 FM 624
1 to 4 p.m., Walnut Ridge Apts., 5757 S. Staples St.
Information: 855-4943.
EXHIBIT: Michelle Smythe's "Coastal Currents: New Work'' is on display through Sept. 30 at the Islander Art Gallery (IAG), Hamlin Center at Weber and Staples. Hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Information: 852-3350.
BROWN BAG: A brown bag video presentation and discussion featuring the film "Struggle in the Fields" begins at noon in Room 219B, Memorial Student Union Building, Texas A&M University-Kingsville. Free. Information: (361) 593-2760.
ART EXHIBIT: As part of the Hispanic Heritage events, "Heaven and Earth" by Alfredo Cruz will be on display through Oct. 24 in the west wing of the John E. Conner Museum, Texas A&M University-Kingsville. A reception honoring Cruz is at 7 p.m. Oct. 7. Museum hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Free. Information: (361) 593-2810.
CAKE CLUB MEETING: Fancy Frosters Cake Club meets at 7 p.m. at Whataburger on Airline Road. There will be a short business meeting followed by a demonstration on cake decorating by one of the members. Free. Information: 854-0155 or 991-8254.
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Full detailed profile on Jess Walton playing Jill Foster Abbott Fenmore on The Young and the Restless Daytime Soap Opera.
Jess Walton (CBS)
Jess Walton
Birthday: 1949-02-18
Jess Walton was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and at the age of 17, set out for Toronto, Ontario Canada, where she studied at the Toronto Workshop Production's Repertory Theater for three years and appeared in summer stock and repertory company productions including "Uncle Vanya" and "The Right Honorable Gentleman".
Jess was soon appearing in numerous seventies era television series such as "FBI," "Kojak," "Gunsmoke," "Ironside," Baretta," and "Barnaby Jones," just to name a few! In 1980, after battling an addiction problem, Jess landed the role of Kelly Harper on "Capitol", which she played until the show was canceled in 1987. Jess was then picked up by The Young and the Restless to play the front burner role of Jill Foster Abbott.
Walton is married to John W. James, a renowned grief recovery authority and co-author of the bestseller, "The Grief Recovery Handbook". Walton donates her time to the Grief Recovery Help Line. The couple has a son, Cole, and Jess has a stepdaughter, Allison. They reside in Sherman Oaks, California.
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The Young and the Restless - Jill Abbott (June 1987 to Present)
Capitol - Shelly Granger/Kelly Harper (1984-1987)
Barnaby Jones - Doris Carson (1977)
Baretta - Muriel (1976)
Ironside - Debbie/Jennifer (1973-1974)
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The No. 5 University of New Mexico men's soccer team kicked off its fall season with a pair of training sessions Monday. Picked to win the Conference USA regular season title for a second straight year, head coach Jeremy Fishbein is excited to finally get back on the pitch and start working towards a repeat trip to the College Cup."
"This is a big week," he said. "We've got a week to focus on what we need to do. Then we get to test it on some opposition, fine tune some things, and before you know it the season is going to be here."
The Lobos return 80 percent of their goal scoring from last season's roster and added another big-time scoring threat in transfer Kevin Correa, who was sixth in the NCAA in points per game (1.68) and ninth in total goals (13) for St. Francis (N.Y.) in 2013.
"We're going to be good on the ball, and we're going to be relentless defensively," Fishbein said. "We're going to get the ball back as quickly as we can. We're going to play attractive, technical soccer. We feel that's an obligation to the community. We feel we're going to be entertainers, and we're going to be good."
The Lobos will need to be good in order to traverse a daunting schedule. UNM will face seven teams currently in the top 30 for voting. That includes the regular-season opener against 13th-ranked Akron on Aug. 29 at 7 p.m., and a matchup with No. 4 UCLA at the UNM Soccer Complex the following weekend.
"We want to play the best teams in the country every week," said Fishbein, "and we're getting that opportunity, which is great for us and great for the fans."
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Lobo Pride Passes are on sale now. For just $50 fans can gain access to both home exhibition matches and all 11 regular-season matches at the UNM Soccer Complex. The purchaser will also be able to attend all ticketed women's soccer, volleyball, track and field, softball and baseball home games during the 2014-15 season. The first 500 purchasers will also receive a free red Nike Lobo hat and a $5 concessions voucher. Call (505) 925-LOBO or visit the Lobo Ticket Office in The Pit to order or for more information.


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- "Ever the sheer cliffs rose beside,
where birds of carrion sat and cried;
and chasms black and smoking yawned,
whence writhing serpent-shapes were spawned;
until at last in that huge gloom
heavy as overhanging doom,
that weighs on Thangorodrim's foot
like thunder at the mountain's root,
they came, as to a sombre court
walled with great towers, fort on fort
of cliffs embattled. To that last plain
that opens, abysmal and inane,
before the final topless wall
of Bauglir's immeasurable hall,
whereunder looming awful waits
the gigantic shadow of his gates."
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Below is the poem entitled I JUST CANT FORGET which was written by poet
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I can't forget your smile, touch and tender ways.
I often tend to reflect on those glorious days.
Why did it have to end, i still can't understand,
i just leave that in God's divine hand.
I can't forget your kind words, sense of style and charm.
When we were together I feared no harm...
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Thought we would be together till eternity.
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Dubai Shares Rise on Europe, Dubai Debt, Ending Two-Day Drop
Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Dubai shares rose for the first time in three days on bets European leaders will step up efforts to fight the region's debt crisis and after a Dubai Holding LLC unit said it will meet a debt repayment in February.
Emaar Properties PJSC, the developer of the world's tallest skyscraper, climbed 1.5 percent after tumbling 3.6 percent yesterday, while Drake & Scull International PJSC advanced for the second time this week. The DFM General Index gained 0.2 percent to 1,386.27 at the 2 p.m. close in Dubai, paring the drop for the year to 15 percent. The Bloomberg GCC 200 Index gained 0.3 percent and the MSCI Emerging Markets Index jumped as much as 1.1 percent.
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said Standard & Poor's move to place 15 euro nations, including Germany and France, on review for possible downgrades will help force leaders to ratchet up efforts to resolve the debt crisis at their summit in Brussels from Dec. 8 to 9. The ratings company said cuts would depend on the meeting's outcome.
"Equity markets will remain highly correlated to international news and it seems that investors are expecting a big announcement from European countries in the coming days," said Tariq Qaqish, deputy head of asset management at Dubai-based Al Mal Capital. "The news of Dubai Holding paying its bonds on time has prompted positive sentiment for investors questioning the ability of Dubai entities to meet their obligations."
Paying Debt
Dubai Holding Commercial Operations Group LLC, a real-estate and hospitality company owned by Dubai's ruler, said yesterday it will repay a $500 million bond from its cash flow when the notes mature in February. The announcement came after Moody's Investors Service said Dubai and its state-owned non-financial companies have outstanding debt of $101.5 billion and may need support to meet these obligations.
Crude oil for January delivery rose as much as 0.7 percent to $101.94 a barrel. Gulf Arab oil exporters, including the United Arab Emirates, supply about a fifth of the world's oil.
Emaar advanced to 2.76 dirhams and Drake & Scull, a Dubai-based construction company, rose 1.9 percent to 82.5 fils.
Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share Index advanced 0.6 percent and Qatar's QE Index gained 0.3 percent. Bahrain's BB All Share Index and Oman's measure rose 0.1 percent. Kuwait's measure dropped 0.1 percent and Abu Dhabi's ADX General Index declined 0.3 percent.
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How do astronauts take a bath in space? What happens to their sense of smell in a weightless environment? Two NASA astronauts aboard the International Space Station discuss the challenges of life in low Earth orbit and how their research is a stepping stone for future space exploration.
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This GVT52-112 weighs in at a hefty 52. 2
pounds and sports a pair of 6L6 power
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section. The birch plywood cabinet of
our review specimen comes packed with
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which can aptly handle the higher wattage output of the GVT52-112. The amp
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I plugged in a Custom Shop Stratocaster
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HENDERSON, Ky. - Rev. Larry Martin Babb, 77 of Henderson, Ky passed away at 9:09 a.m. Sunday November 24, 2013 at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville, IN.
He was born in Highland Park, MI on December 5, 1935 to the late Chester Martin and Anna Belle (Travis) Babb.
He was a member of Finley Baptist Church in Henderson and attended Zion United General Baptist Church in Evansville.
Larry was a retired machinist with Osborn Brush Company in Evansville. He was also a Baptist minister having pastored Cherry Hill Missionary Baptist in Robards, Cairo Missionary Baptist, Smith Mills Missionary Baptist, Alvord Missionary Baptist in Evansville, Loeb Street Missionary Baptist in Henderson and Niagara Missionary Baptist.
He was also a Korean War Marine veteran and a member of Corydon Masonic Lodge # 799.
In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by a sister; Judy Ann Babb.
Larry is survived by his wife of 56 years; Patricia Louise (Burdge) Babb; One son; Mark Babb of Henderson; 3 sisters; Betty June Angel of Evansville, IN, Nancy Van Wyke of Washington, Peggy Haner of Henderson, Ky; 3 brothers; Joe Babb of Washington, Danny Babb of Milwaukie, WI, Mike Babb of Henderson, Ky; Nieces and Nephews.
Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday November 27, 2013 at Tomblinson Funeral Home Henderson Chapel. Bro. Gary Shockley will officiate.
Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Gardens with full military honors by American Legion Worsham Post 40.
Visitation will be held Tuesday from 4:00 until 8:00 and Wednesday 9:00 a.m. until service time at the funeral home.
Pallbearers will be Mike Brown, Lanny McKee, George Woodard, James Haner, Ron Burdge and Ricky Shockley.
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Thursday was the busiest day of the year for the U.S. Postal Service, when it comes to delivering first class packages.
"Guys prepare themselves early for it. We know it's going to be long hours; we know it's going to be intense," said David McGill, the manager of the Cedar Bluff USPS office.
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GRAFTON, Mass. — Erica St. Jean, a 13-year-old eighth-grader at the Grafton Middle School, will meet Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick as she, and other students her age from each town, will spend the day participating in a community service program called Project 351.
On Saturday, Erica will go to Boston for a full-day of charitable activities, such as feeding the hungry at a food bank.
The initiative was started by the governor to inspire middle school students to give back to the community. Erica, along with nine of her fellow classmates, submitted a page and a half essay to a panel of teachers expressing why she would be a good fit for the program.
"I've spent a lot of time with different charities," she said. Among other places, Erica donated her time at the Community Harvest Project, the all-volunteer farm that donates its crops to the Worcester County Food Bank, and Jeremiah's Inn, a transition boarding house for homeless men to return to mainstream society.
Erica said much of her volunteer work is organized around her family and their church, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Westborough.
Based on her resume, Erica appears to be a good fit. "Project 351 is designed to inspire, challenge, and motivate our next generation of leaders to give back and make significant impact in our community," said Patrick in a news release.
Assistant Principal Timothy Fauth said he and a team of teachers decided on who would represent the middle school based on how that person conducted their life. "Program 351 is looking for students who embody the core values," he said, which included citizenship, character, and leadership.
Fauth said the decision was difficult because each of the nine students possessed the qualities but only one was to be selected.
"All of the students who sent essays did a great job," said Fauth. "But Erica tied it all together as more of a community service piece."
Erica's favorite subjects are science and math but said that English language arts was "more fun this year" and said her parents are excited and proud that she was selected and is looking forward to representing Grafton.
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The URL that opens the window consists of a few querystring arguments that have GUIDs. So as a result, the URL is very long and looks like this:
It seems to me that no matter what size (width) I specify, the RadWindow ignores the size spec. initially. It seems to expand the entire window to show the full URL in the status bar of the RadWindow popup.
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I tested your scenario and when I set the VisibleStatusBar property of the RadWindowManager to false everything worked as expected. Please, make sure that you have set the above mentioned property to false in the RadWindowManager's declaration, not in the RadWindow's declaration.
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I am having the same issues with long URL's causing the RadWindow to be extremely wide even though I have the width set to 1024. If I set the visibile status bar to false, it works as designed. My issue however is that the page loading can take a minute or more to load thus the status bar is useful because it has the spinning indicator implying the page is loading.
I need to either keep the status bar, but not let the width exceed my set width regardless of url length, suppress the url from being displayed on the status bar thus preventing the resizing issue, or be able to provide some other visual indicator that the page is loading.
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I suggest to implement a javascript function which sets the size of the RadWindow client-side. After that you can assign it to the OnClientShow property of your dynamically created RadWindow. In order to get effect from the resize you should set a little timeout, actually setting time interval to 0 will also do the trick.
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Token - 1 Penny, Edward De Carle & Co, Auctioneers, &c., Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1855 Reg. No: NU 3682
- Summary:
- Copper One Penny Token, minted by Heaton & Sons, Birmingham. Issued by E. De Carle & Co, Grocers & Spirit Merchant, Melbourne, in 1855. De Carle arrived in Australia in 1849. Over the following fourteen years he was involved in a wide range of business ventures in Melbourne, taking advantage of the explosive growth caused by the gold rush. He later moved to New Zealand, where he died. De Carle's three different tokens, which featured his business as 'Grocers and Spirit Merchants,' 'Auctioneers and Land Agents' and 'Auctioneers, etc.,' indicated the range of his business activities and speculation. He was also involved in the urbanisation of Footscray and a section of Brunswick. De Carle operated his businesses with a number of partners, in a network of business dealings.
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- A round copper token (34 mm diameter) giving the name address and business of the issuer: Edwd. DeCarle & Co, auctioneers Melbourne. The reverse features a female figure, representing Tasmania, seated left on shield decorated with Union Jack, in her right hand she extends a balanced set of scales and in her left she rests a sword with point against the ground, around, + TASMANIA + ANNO 1855 .
- Acquisition Information:
- Transfer from National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), 1976
|33 mm (Diameter)
|14.054 g (Weight)
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|E. De Carle & Co., Merchants, Auctioneers & Land Agents, Melbourne, Victoria, Numismatics & Philately Collection, Working Life & Trades Collection, Heaton & Sons Mint, Birmingham, England, Eugene von Guerard, Artist (1811-1901), Eugene von Guerard Collection
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|Australia - Victoria
|Tertiary Classification:
|working strikes
|Trade Tokens
|1 Penny
|Obverse Description:
|Within a border of 146 beads in four lines the first and last curved, EDWD. DE'CARLE & CO. / AUCTIONEERS / &c. / MELBOURNE
|Reverse Description:
|At centre, a female figure seated left on shield decorated with Union Jack, in her right hand she extends a balanced set of scales and in her left she rests a sword with point against the ground, around, + TASMANIA + ANNO 1855
|Edge Description:
|Obverse: EDWD. DE'CARLE & CO. AUCTIONEERS &c. MELBOURNE
Reverse: TASMANIA ANNO 1855
|Issued By:
|E. De Carle & Co., Melbourne & Plenty, Victoria, Australia, 1855
|Heaton & Sons (Mint), Birmingham, England, Great Britain, 1855
|Previous Collection:
|Eugene von Guerard, pre 1880
|E. DeCarle & Co. arranged for three issues of trade token pennies. His first, as a grocer and spirit merchant (see NU 3679) was probably isssued in about 1853 - it was struck by Pope & Co with the same reverse die employed for the issue of I. Booth & Co (see NU 3569). His second issue was commissioned in 1855 from Heaton & Sons, Birmingham or W.J. Taylor of London featured a lion and seated Justice (NU 3677). His final issue, also of 1855 has a seated figure of Tasmania on the reverse although it was struck for him as a Melbourne auctioneer (this token). There is also a rare pattern for this final issue which featured a portrait of Lord Raglan (not held).
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The value of a film like Chris Smith's The Pool becomes more tangible when you begin to imagine what a lesser filmmaker might have wrought from the same material. Extending his sympathy for, and fascination with, the American working class beyond the boundaries of his home country, Smith, the director of American Job, Home Movie, and American Movie, traveled to the small Indian state of Goa, its west coast the shores of the Arabian Sea, to make his latest film.
"The Pool" is an unostentatiously crafted work about the daily travails and aspirations of an Indian teenager working at a hotel in the Goan capital of Panjim to help support his family, who live in an impoverished nearby rural village, and who dreams of something better by enviously staring at a nearby wealthy man's shimmering backyard pool from his tree perch. It could have been either mawkish or too self-consciously aping of a particularly neorealist style; instead Smith avoids both modes of address, using an expressive, incisive, and merely observant camera that rarely, if ever, calls attention to itself.
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DAVENPORT – About 12 runners still showed up to run "The Bix at 6″ trial Thursday, despite it being cancelled.
"I drove in from Iowa City," runner Tim Murphy said. "I'm going to run the course."
Tim Murphy drove 45 minutes into Davenport. He had no idea organizers had cancelled the event.
"I didn't get that notification," Murphy said. "I like running in this hot weather."
The heat around 6:00 p.m. hit 97 degrees. Nonetheless, the 12 or so runners still made their way up the "Brady Street Hill."
"It's a challenge to do it," runner Bob Thompson said. "I just try to survive it. I've run in the heat before."
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News 8 followed the runners as they made their way up the "Brady Street Hill." Once they got there, they made their way through the neighborhoods of Kirkwood Avenue. "The Bix 7″ is still set for July 28th at 8 a.m.
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Our physical address is 651 Fort Chadbourne, Bronte, Texas 76933.
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