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Several valuable guns reported stolen from residence in Milton
MILTON -- The following information was provided by reports filed by the Cabell County Sheriff's Office:
BURGLARY: A 71-year-old Milton man reported someone broke into his home in the 1300 block of James River Turnpike between Feb. 20 and 27 and stole five guns valued at $2,800. The guns were in a safe and the suspects reportedly used a key to gain access. Deputies have two suspects, one of whom had stolen guns from the victim in the past.
The following information was provided by reports filed by the Huntington Police Department:
GRAND LARCENY: A man reported someone stole his hearing aids and an iPod around 11 a.m. Wednesday. The victim said the suspect drove him to a pharmacy on 6th Avenue and was supposed to drive him home, but when he walked out of the pharmacy, the suspect was gone. The stolen items were left in the suspect's vehicle. The total loss is estimated to be $4,000.
EMBEZZLEMENT: Burger King in the 3000 block of Washington Avenue reported an employee failed to make a $1,588 cash deposit at a bank on Jan. 4. The manager reported on March 6 that he noticed the missing cash while reviewing bank records. He gave police the name of the employee who was responsible for making the cash deposit.
BURGLARY: A Huntington woman reported someone broke into her home in the 700 block of Norway Avenue around 6 p.m. Thursday and stole a flatscreen television. The total loss is estimated to be $750.
The following information was provided by booking records from the Western Regional Jail:
Anthony Harold Vanperson, 29, was incarcerated at 2:35 p.m. Friday. Authorities in Cabell County charged him with attempted burglary. Bond was denied.
Keith Aaron Nelson, 31, was incarcerated at 11:10 a.m. Friday. Authorities in Cabell County charged him with being a felon in possession of a firearm, delivery of a controlled substance, fleeing on foot and obstruction. Bond was denied.
Derek Kevin Bennett, 30, was incarcerated at 6:05 a.m. Friday. Authorities in Cabell County charged him with being a fugitive from justice, felony forgery and misdemeanor obstruction. Bond was $43,000.
Edward Lewis Walker, 63, was incarcerated at 5:15 a.m. Friday. Authorities in Cabell County charged him with an unspecified felony bench warrant, along with misdemeanor petit larceny, receiving/transferring stolen goods and another bench warrant. Bond was $15,000.
Brandon Scott Locklear, 25, was incarcerated at 3:45 a.m. Friday. Authorities in Cabell County charged him with felony transfer of stolen property, along with misdemeanor first-offense driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance and driving on a suspended/revoked license. Bond was $30,000.
Nichole Ann Workman, 40, was incarcerated Thursday. Authorities in Putnam County charged her with felony prescription fraud. Bond was $15,000.
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Authorities have positively identified the body of a man recovered from Lake Michigan Wednesday morning.
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What sweet, sweet indie folk and Americana Hunter Paye creates. If those harmonies were any sweeter, you might owe Weight Watchers a few points. The Portland, Ore.-based singer/songwriter headlines a show this weekend at the Texas Rose Saloon with singer Ginger Hebert. Local acts Ashlynn Ivy and Barelands are also on the bill. Paye kind […] [Read More]


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ASHLAND -- On the outside, the Paramount Arts Center looks the same as it does year-round, but on the inside, a veritable holiday wonderland awaits guests who make their way into the 28th annual Festival of Trees and Trains, hosted by the Paramount Woman's Association.
The merry event started off on a festive foot Saturday with a performance of "Miracle on 34th Street" by the Paramount Players and a "Cocoa with Santa" event, which easily drew more than 1,000 people to the center before the first day was halfway over, said Michael Mussetter, a volunteer with the event.
Those events, of course, are only temporary distractions from the main event: A theater turned small forest of Christmas trees of all shapes, sizes and themes, encompassed by the largest portable G-model railroad in North America.
"We are always trying to mix things up," Mussetter said. "Just because we have been doing this 27 years doesn't mean that people will keep coming just for that reason. We know we have to keep adding new things to keep it interesting."
With a movie-theme of "A Paramount Holiday On Screen," the festival runs daily through Sunday, Nov. 25 (the Sunday after Thanksgiving) with the sounds, smells and sights of the Christmas season.
Saturday afternoon also included performances from local groups like Heritage Hoedown out of Grayson, Ky.
Beverly Robinson's daughter was one of the performers in the group, and her parental duties brought her to the festival for the first time in her life.
"I've lived here all of my life, but I just never made it out here," she said. "I don't think I realized what a good job they do here, and there is a lot to do here. It's a non-stop show."
The festival lights up again at noon on Sunday, Nov. 18, with performances from the Ashland Regional Youth Ballet, Isaac Stevens, the Advance Methodist Hand Bell Choir and a variety of performances each hour until it closes again at 9 p.m.
The festival will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. each day until Sunday, Nov. 25, except for Thanksgiving Day, when it will be open from 4 to 9 p.m.
For more information about the festival, visit www.pacfestival.com.
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Deron Williams says two years of constant playing may have worn him down
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Deron Williams was unimpressive Monday against Tony Parker and the Spurs — he was 3-of-11 shooting, finishing with eight points, one assist and he was a -35 in a game the Nets lost by 31.
It really fits with a season where he is shooting 39.9 percent overall, 30 percent from three and has a PER five points below his last season in Utah.
What is going on? Williams has a series of nagging injuries (particularly a wrist injury) and GM Billy King suggested that playing two straight years — going to Turkey during the lockout then winning gold with Team USA at the London Olympics this summer — has taken its toll on his body. Williams basically agreed with that talking to the New York Daily News.
"I didn't take any time off. After last season, I never stopped working out. After the Olympics, the day I got back I worked out the next morning," Williams said. "I thought it was the best thing to do, and now looking back, it probably would have been smarter to take some time off and get a little bit of rest, especially on my legs, and my ankles in general.
"I took a lot of pounding over the last year because even though we had a shortened season, I was over in Istanbul, so I haven't had a break since before then. I felt like I could handle it, and at the time I thought it was the right thing to do. I didn't want to get out of shape. I wanted to just keep going."
To which a lot of Nets fans, as well as Nets ownership, would say "tough cookies." (Well, they wouldn't say cookies but I can't print the word they would use.)
He chose to play in Turkey and with Team USA. He has a brand new max deal. While maybe the Nets should try and find a way to get him a little rest, Williams is lying in a bed he made.
The Nets are a long ways from good and no coach — not Phil Jackson, not anyone — turns this roster into a contender. But the first job for the new coach, whoever it ends up being, is to get Williams turned around. Good luck with that.
- donrwells3 - Jan 2, 2013 at 1:44 AM
Mark my words, deron williams will never lead a team to an NBA Championship in his entire career.. he won't do it. he doesn't have it in him. I doubt he ever makes to a conference finals.. He's the most overrated PG in the league and at best, he is an above average point guard.
He's on about two tiers lower than where everybody tries to place him..
- kavika6 - Jan 2, 2013 at 3:26 AM
Tony Parker made a fool out of him.
- progress2011 - Jan 2, 2013 at 6:30 PM
TP did have his lunch.
Brandon Jennings took his lunch and slapped him in the face with the pickle….ahahahahaha
Dude has become a "coach killer"….He has no one else to deflect his lack of game or leadership on!
He's gotta get in the gym and put in work, otherwise he is gonna quickly be undressed as a FRAUD !
He will be relegated to being a support player/ 6th man etc, instead of a cornerstone franchise player.
- lemfax - Jan 2, 2013 at 6:48 AM
Not a good excuses for a team leader tsk tsk tsk
- madsqgrdn - Jan 2, 2013 at 8:02 AM
Wow I remember when people were saying Dwill was better than Carmelo. Also why if your building an arena to elevate brooklyn…why cover it in rust???!!
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UFC NEWS – The Ultimate Fighter Australia vs. U.K. In The Works
The UFC is set on expanding their Ultimate Fighter reality series beyond the United States. They proved this already with the recent announcement of "TUF Brazil", but the brass isn't intent on stopping there.
According to reports, UFC officials are in the final negotiating stages to bring The Ultimate Fighter to Australia in what will be the show's second international stop.
On the agenda will be an Australia vs. U.K. themed series which will be filmed and broadcast in "The Land Down-under."
If terms are met and a broadcast deal for the show can be made, the UFC intends on occupying Australia for the filming of the show sometime this year. The shows conclusion will take place in Brisbane at the Brisbane Entertainment Center which can hold approximately 13,500 fans.
No word was given on who the potential coaches may be or what weight classes the show will feature.
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8 Responses to "UFC NEWS – The Ultimate Fighter Australia vs. U.K. In The Works"
Australia don't stand a chance!
They got some top class fighters in oz just coz u aint seen em dont mean they dont exist
i remembered a time where Dana said he didn't like the ideas of country vs country ? or was did he say i don't like the idea of canada vs america? country vs country seems a little lame…
Ross Pearson and George sotiropolus even tho Pearson is featherweight .. One more fight at lightweight
Michael Bisping to coach team U.K. again
Brian Ebersole vs Dan Hardy
That would be great but who could the coaches be tho? I heard Ebersole say on Twitter he'd like to coach the Aussies but who would coach us Brittish?, it's not like they could bring Bisping back AGAIN and Dan Hardy doesn't deserve it ATM. I'd say bring back Paul Daley and have him be a coach.
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Dorchester County authorities are investigating the death of a 64-year-old Ridgeville man as a homicide.
Jimmy Edwards of Ridge Road was talking on the phone with relatives while he was on his way home last night, Dorchester County Coroner Chris Nisbet said.
Later, they heard two gunshots around 10:50 p.m., but thought nothing of it until Edwards failed to come home after the phone call, Nisbet said.
After some time, they went outside and found him on the ground in the yard, Nisbet said in a news release.
It appears there was only one gunshot wound to the eye, but an autopsy is scheduled for Sunday, the coroner said.
The Dorchester County Sheriff's Office is also investigating the shooting.
Sheriff's Maj. John Garrison confirmed that an investigation was underway but said it was too soon to release more details.
Anyone with information about the case should call the Sheriff's Office at 832-0300 or Crime Stoppers at 554-1111.
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Asian Studies Welcomes Professor Donald Davis
Posted: August 28, 2013
The Department of Asian Studies welcomes Donald Davis as a new Associate Professor of Sanskrit. Davis joins us from University of Wisconsin - Madison where he has been teaching for the past eight years. He earned his M.A. degree from The University of Texas at Austin in 1995 and later became the first student to receive a Ph.D from the Department of Asian Studies. He studied under the careful direction of Patrick Olivelle and of Richard Lariviere and completed his Ph.D in Asian Cultures and Languages in spring of 2000.
Professor Davis began his teaching career in the Department of Religion at Bucknell University, and after two years, won a Mellon Fellowship at the University of Michigan. He was then hired by the University of Wisconsin - Madison where he was an Associate Professor in the Department Language and Cultures of Asia as well as the Academic Director of SASLI (South Asian Summer Language Institute), a program in which students learn a full year of the South Asian language of their choice during an eight-week immersion summer session.
Donald Davis's primary area of research has been in the legal literature of classical and medieval India as expressed in the classical Sanskrit and the pre-modern Malayalam languages. He has published two monographs on this topic. The first, The Boundaries of Hindu Law: Tradition, Custom, and Politics in Medieval Kerala, is a thorough revision of his doctoral dissertation. The second book, his 2010 The Spirit of Hindu Law, was published in 2010 by Cambridge University Press, and has won him wide acclaim. Davis's work in Malayalam is also worthy of note. He published a superb translation of a set of short stories by the modern author M. Mukundan (Centers for South and Southeast Asian Studies, University of Michigan, 2005).
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After hearing about the atmosphere and vibe from a friend I decided to take a trip to miss lily's. The music was good and the decor was cool. I had the lobster jacquito and jerk salmon, which was good....not the best Jamaican food ever but that's hard to find in a restaurant. So my friend and I didn't have a reservation and ended up waiting an hour and a half. After waiting all that time we finally got a table in the back part of the restaurant. We had to wait another 15 minutes and actually got the manager to take our order. The drinks took another 15 minutes, however my friend did not get her drink. After asking several people about the drink it never turned up. Our server didn't bother to address us until dessert! She ignored us the whole time. As someone who works in the service industry this has got to be one of the restaurants with poor service.
Posted by FoodieNYer on 09/09/2012
Miss Lily's is a chic-n-cool Jamaican joint in the South Village, serving up spicy dishes from this culinary island mecca in the Caribbean. Jamaican food is a mixture of flavors, spices and cooking techniques from the indigenous people of the island, and the Spanish, British, African, and Chinese who inhabited it. I first visited Jamaica in 1997 and fell in love with the hot-n-spicy flavors of their diverse cuisine. This festive hot-spot, styled as a retro 80's luncheonette and filled with chill reggae sounds, is a great choice for exotic but casual comfort food, tropical drinks, and a fashionable night out with friends.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/28/2012
The food was DELICIOUS! So cute, great vibe. A little warm (but you felt like you were on the islands). The lobster jaquitos were teeny tiny but so good, and I'll be thinking about the curry shrimp for a long time. Sure it's pricey but it's nyc. And given how good the food was i can't complain. I was in love. Can't wait to go back.
Posted by T Davis on 06/01/2012
I sat at the bar and had a couple sake mixtures. Loved the vibe, the music, the jerk chicken entree and festivals were fabulous.
Posted by Kareem on 03/03/2012
Shenanigans is the best word to describe what goes down at this restaurant. The first time a friend took me here without a reservation, and we were told we HAD to sit in the front of the empty restaurant in the corner by the window because we were walk-ins. So we walked out. We returned a week later with reservations, wanting to try the food and was made to wait by the bar for 20 mins, when there were over 7 open tables , one being literally a foot in front of us. It just made no sense at all. It was so silly and weird I thought I was on candid camera and began looking around for a red record light. I don't know what it is about this restaurant and their desire to make customers feel "lucky" or privileged to be eating there but they have it all wrong and the shenanigans need to stop. The food is good but overpriced. I wouldn't return to this restaurant if God requested. If you are looking for authentic delicious Jamaican food, with quick service and at a great price, book a trip on Jetblue and fly to Montego bay. Believe me, you will save time and money versus going to Miss Lily's. Seriously.
Posted by magnascott on 01/13/2012
Went to Miss Lily's at 130 W. Houston. Waited 22 minutes for a sandwich. My friend who ordered after me got his in 10 minutes. By the time we got back to work we were late, his sandwich was cold, and mine was mediocre at best.
Posted by Talma Halba on 11/07/2011
This place is like no other! Great for girls not wanting to be bothered and meet people that have actually something interesting to say. Food, drinks, staff + prices are very nice. Fun place to go to on top of what a restaurant usually offers. They have the touch!


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WARRENSBURG Voters throughout northern Warren County approved 2012-13 school district budgets — restrained under the state's 2 percent tax cap — by a hefty margin on Tuesday May 15.
In Warrensburg, voters endorsed a $18.6 million budget that represented a $175,000 increase, or about a 0.1 percent hike in expenditures and a tax levy increase of $125,500 or 1.6 percent. The vote was 485 to 272 for approval.
In Lake George, where the school district officials have been reeling for a full year from their first budget defeat ever in 2011, voters okayed — by a vote of 1008 to 618 —the district's $20.5 million budget, which represents an increase in expenditures of $2563,000 or 1.25 percent. The budget calls for a tax levy increase of $230,000 or 1.3 percent. A separate proposition to purchase one 66-passenger bus at a cost of up to $124,000 plus a minivan, was also approved, 939 to 593.
In the North Warren School District, voters overwhelmingly endorsed a $12 million budget calling for a $311,000 or 2.5 percent decrease in spending that is to result in a tax levy increase of of $181,000 or 2.1 percent. The vote was 315 to 90 in favor of the fiscal plan.
In Bolton, residents approved a $8.5 million budget calling for a $132,000 or 1.6 percent increase in expenditures, with a projected tax levy increase of $103,000 or 1.5 percent. The vote was 241 to 102 to approve the spending plan.
Warrensburg school board president Dean Moore said he he was happy with the heavy voter turnout, about 70 percent higher than in recent years.
"This was a tremendous turnout, and we're happy for the support of the budget which represents a lot of work," he said. "Now we can expect the district to propel forward despite all the obstacles put in front of us by the state."
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WINONA LAKE — With the girls golf sectional scheduled for Saturday at Stonehenge Golf and Country Club near in Winona Lake, the Whitko Lady Wildcat's and Warsaw played a match Tuesday afternoon on the same course.
The Lady Tigers shot a 164 to defeat Whitko, who carded a 236.
Whitko Girls Golf Head Coach Bryan Sprunger said, "This was a good opportunity to become a little more familiar with the course here at Stonehenge before the sectional on Saturday."
For the season after the dual meet with Warsaw, Whitko now has a dual record of 7-15, according to Sprunger.
"We are improving and in the last three or four matches we have lowered are scores at a pretty good clip," he said.
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So I officially entered the wonderful world of fatherhood and it's all sorts of awesome. Every cry, every feeding, every moment is just wonderful. Now this night owl has a partner in crime — one with a penchant for diapers and burp cloths. And if I ever run low on either I can always use […] [Read More]
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New York's AIDS Service Center opens in Harlem
New York City's AIDS Service Center, an agency serving poor and uninsured people affected by HIV/AIDS, this week opened its first permanent site in Harlem, agency officials announced Thursday. Called the ASC East Harlem Community Center, the new facility will offer case management services, peer education programs, and other HIV and sexually transmitted disease prevention outreach in the largely African-American community. ASC also operates three sites in lower Manhattan that provide services to more than 1,000 clients and reach more than 7,000 people annually through education and outreach activities. The Harlem center, located at 315 E. 104th St., will operate with a staff of five full-time employees and five volunteers. For more information go online to www.ascnyc.org.
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Below is the poem entitled Grandfather Hubbard which was written by poet
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Grandfather Hubbard
look through his cupboard
and yelled: Where is my army platoon!
And poor grandson Johnny
so young and so scrawny
said: there isn't a war coming soon?
John's Father Riley, could not take this smiling
"Grandpa Hubbard, your such an old loon!"
You get up in the morning
and take off your clothing
and go on the roof for the neighbors to see!
Then you go yelling:
Gosh your so old, your mind had to flee!
Johnny knew brightly, not to take this too lightly
"O Father leave Grandfather be.
For when you are older, you be not as sober
and would be probably looking for a carved pirate key!"
Father Riley looked at Johnny wisely and said:
"Why son, I have the right to agree!
Grandpa's so silly but he's our old Billy,
Hubbard stop looking, we're the army of three!"
Grandfather Hubbard
looked out of his cupboard
and smiled at his great family
"Well come on troops!
Go put on your boots!
Together our hearts won't be beat!"


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February 20, 2012 - 6:02pm
Around the Big Ten, Week 7
The Michigan basketball team had just one game last week, but used it efficiently. With a 56-51 win over then-No. 6 Ohio State at the Crisler Center on Saturday, the Wolverines shot themselves up to No. 11 in the Associated Press poll and brought themselves up to a tie for second place in the Big Ten standings.
Freshman point guard Trey Burke scored 17 points and tallied five assists to give him his fifth Big Ten Freshman of the Week award. That total eclipses teammate Tim Hardaway Jr.'s count from last year, but Burke is still one shy of Indiana forward Cody Zeller.
The Wolverines' victory vaulted No. 6 Michigan State into sole possession of the conference lead. The Spartans beat No. 16 Wisconsin by 14 and then used a strong second half to overcome a halftime deficit and beat Purdue on Sunday, also by 14 points. For some additional symmetry, Michigan State forward Draymond Green notched 20 points and 10 rebounds in both games to earn his fourth Big Ten Player of the Week award of the season.
Both Illinois schools played games they'd rather forget last week. Looking for a marquee win in a bid for its first NCAA Tournament appearance, Northwestern found itself up five with ten minutes to play in Bloomington before faltering down the stretch and losing to Indiana, 71-66.
The same night, Illinois lost by five to Purdue and Fighting Illini coach Bruce Weber sounded off in his postgame press conference by questioning his team's talent and admitting that he had been coaching not to lose this season. How did his team respond three nights later? By getting blown out, 80-57, by bottom-dwelling Nebraska. Weber's job is in serious jeopardy and when the Wolverines visit Assembly Hall on March 1, it could be the last home game of his Illinois career.
Down one game in the standings with four conference games remaining, Michigan finds itself with the easiest schedule of the contending teams. The Wolverines will take on Northwestern, Purdue, Illinois and Penn State in the next two weeks and the average position of those teams in the conference is ninth. The Spartans have to travel to Bloomington next week and end their season with Ohio State, while the Buckeyes have the Michigan State game as well as a contest with Wisconsin to worry about.
Below are the Big Ten standings along with NCAA Tournament seed projections from ESPN's Joe Lunardi:
1) No. 6 Michigan State (11-3), 1-seed
2) No. 11 Michigan (10-4), 3-seed
2) No. 8 Ohio State (10-4), 2-seed
4) No. 16 Wisconsin (9-5), 4-seed
5) No. 23 Indiana (8-7), 5-seed
6) Purdue (7-7), 10-seed
7) Iowa (6-8)
7) Northwestern (6-8), 12-seed (last four in)
9) Minnesota (5-9), first eight out
9) Illinois (5-9)
11) Nebraska (4-10)
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Tony Danza's signature move in his porn days before he became a man-bitch in Who's the Boss
Hey Angeler! Get that bitch Mona in here and get ready for your danza-slap!
作者 Perfect Robb 2004年1月03日
While engaged in sexual activity slapping the female in the face (preferably the cheek) with your erect penis. The intention is to form an indent of your head on her face.
1.I was ramming Jenn from behind when i got brave and pulled out and danza slapped the bitch.
作者 J-Fatts 2006年11月03日
Something that is totally made up to make someone look bad and not even real and is made up by people who like to lie about stuff to make you look bad and hurt you.
Haha I just made up a danza slap about Michael!
作者 The Real Tony Danza 2008年7月10日
when a chick is givin you dome you take your dick put of her mouth and smack her in the face with it...the sound is somethin like ...BA CA CA as it ricochets off of her face very funny
the sound of me danza slappin that chick was liike BA CA CA
作者 B.Carroll 15063 2006年9月02日
slapping your biotch with your penis after you bust a nut
When she was done giving me a hummer, I gave her a Danza Slap to show her who's the boss.
作者 JasonStillwell 2003年2月04日
Originates from Tony Danza's pre-Who's the Boss career as a porn star. This was his signature move.
After I blew my load all over her face, I gave her a Danza slap.
作者 ras100 2003年2月03日
when your fucking a girl ...you cum on her face then slap it and say " who's the boss bitch!!!"
My new girlfriend was horrified the first time i gave her the danza slap...now she loves it!
作者 Hooch AKA dave 2006年3月14日


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The Astros have set their preliminary 2013 minor league rosters for four of their affiliates, Oklahoma City (AAA), Corpus Christi (AA), Lancaster (A) and Quad Cities (A). OKLAHOMA CITY: Pitchers: Kevin Chapman, Jose Cisnero, Paul Clemens, Jarred Cosart, John Ely, C.J. Fick, Dallas Keuchel, Jordan Lyles, Wes Musick, Brett Oberholtzer, Rudy Owens, Jose Valdez, Josh […] [Read More]
Minor league review, Part III: The life you never hear about
Jordan Comadena wasn't a first-round pick. He wasn't an any-round pick. He was picked, as the story has been told a few times, out of a summer wood-bat league alumni game as Jimmy Wynn recognized some talent. [Read More]
Astros minor league updates: Nash's injury, Tri-City roster
Astros director of player development Fred Nelson said on Wednesday that slugging first base/outfield prospect Telvin Nash is being tentatively pointed toward a June 22 return from hand surgery to remove a hamate bone. Nelson stressed that the date is not definitive, but Nash has been taking batting and infield practice at extended spring training in Kissimmee, Fla. […] [Read More]
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The City of Antlers held a Special Election on Tuesday. The purpose of this election was for residents of Antlers to decide whether or not to pass a 1/2 cent tax increase that would be earmarked to repair the streets in Antlers.
The residents of Antlers voted to passed this tax with in one of the smallest turnouts in a long time. Only 93 people took the time to stop at the polls, 63 of them voted yes, and 30 people voted against the new tax.
The proposed 1/2 cent tax will last for 5 years, unless re-approved by voters in 2018. The tax is estimated to generate approximately $800,000.00 that will be used to repair and upgrade our city streets.
With this new tax approved, our total sales tax will increase to 10%, which is the same as the City of Hugo.
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Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Symptoms
Symptoms vary greatly from person to person, over time and in intensity. Symptoms of multiple sclerosis can include:
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Leona Helmsley, nicknamed "the Queen of Mean", left $12 million in her trust to care for her Maltese dog, Trouble. Rumor has it that she had few friends, so it was appropriate for her to leave more money to her dog than to people. She left around $10 million to two grandsons and the rest of her estate, estimated as worth between $3 billion and $8 billion, went to the Helmsley Charitable trust. She stated that the mission of the trust should be to provide for the care of dogs. Even though she only owned a dog later in life and gave away another dog which she was given as a gift (named "Double Trouble), because she didn't really like him. She still decided to change her trust two years prior to death to only provide for dogs and deleted the previous mission which also included caring for "poor children".
The interesting part of this trust, is that even though it would seem Leona, as a bilionaire, would have had very experienced attorneys, they did make some legal mistakes in writing her will.
First, Leona requests her dog to be buried beside her when it passes away. However, she is buried in a human cemetery and New York state law does not allow animals to be buried in human cemeteries. People can be buried in pet cemeteries but not the other way around in New York. This was an error by her attorney in not checking New York state law regarding pet burial.
Second, her dog is 9 years old and has a variety of medical issues, which combined with the life-expectancy of a Maltese means Trouble will probably live only another 5 years. It seems that the attorneys managing her trust could not come up with a way to spend $12 million on a dog (even with the best dog food and spa treatments) in 5 years. And, Leona didn't specify how the dog should be cared for and what the money should be spent on. Lawyers managing her trust have decided $2 million will be more than ample for the dog's care (and because the relatives Leona left the dog to actually didn't want the burden of caring for the dog, one of her hotel employees is being paid $5,000 a month to care for Trouble). The lawyers then arranged for the other $10 million that was left to Trouble to go back to Leona's charitable trust.
According to a recent New Yorker magazine article, only 38 states allow for "pet trusts" in order for people to provide for the care of their pets after they die. However, the law is still catching up with the nuances these trusts present. It is probably important to be a little more specific in how the money is to be used when leaving it in a trust to a pet, since the pet cannot effectively communicate their wishes for spending the money. Especially in Leona's case, since it turns out the people she wanted to care for Trouble did not really want the dog, and the day-to-day care and love from a human owner is probably what a pet most wants when their owner passes away.
A website that assists with pet trusts:www.mypetprotection.com
Tags: pets, care, trusts
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THis is not about estate planning, but I wanted to mention that I visit several elderly people and I always take my little dog. (Be sure to check with them before the first visit). My friends enjoy his visits as much as they enjoy me (maybe more!) and they are disappointed if they don't find him at the door with me. Many elderly dog lovers can no longer keep pets and a visit means a little break from the usual in their days.
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To mark the International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27, an international exhibition "Anne Frank - A History for Today" places the story of Anne Frank against the backdrop of the econd World War II and the Holocaust. The exhibition will be open at the Bangalore International School, Geddalahalli, Hennur-Bagalur Road, from February 10 between 3 pm to 5 pm.


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Our new Pin-a-Prayer feature on Pinterest had been up literally for minutes this afternoon when the folks at Catholic News Service noticed and put it on their blog:
Social media craze Pinterest gets a loftier purpose
Posted on May 9, 2012 by Administrator
Ever since Pinterest, a digital bulletin board, debuted a couple of years ago, individuals, organizations and businesses have found creative ways to show off their wares, wants, services or work.
Pinterest, the latest craze in social media, operates much like a board where users "pin" photos (or text) of what they love and others can see it in a digital collection.
While most people pin clothing or food they like, home goods they want or the latest arts and crafts project they completed, Catholic Relief Services recently found a loftier use.
"We want to pin your prayers," they wrote on the recently created board.
The board is called "Pin-A-Prayer."
CRS is gathering prayer intentions that can be added to the collection by "pinning" a particular prayer to the CRS board or typing "@Catholic Relief Services" in the text of a prayer intention entry by those who use Pinterest.
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The materials you need are:
-A Pair of Sisccors
You might need many sheets of paper based on what you are making, but keep this in mind one sheet of paper equals 4 pages.
This is my first instructable so please rate and comment it. U w U
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Step 4: This is the Last Time You Will Use the Sisccors
Now take the other piece of paper and cut like this...
Step 5: Insert
Just follow the pictures.
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Natural History
Coralline sculpins hug the bottoms of Pacific coast tide pools. Although common, these fishes can be hard to see—their colors blend in well as they hide among seaweeds and rocks. Their camouflage makes it hard for bigger fishes and hungry birds to find them.
As the tide comes in, coralline sculpins often leave their home pools and follow the incoming water to hunt in pools higher up. When the tide falls again, they head straight back to the pool in which they started.
You can help protect rocky shores. When you visit the seashore, pick up trash and carry it out with you. Aluminum cans, fishing line and plastic rings can harm ocean animals. And please leave rocky shore plants and animals where you find them.
Cool Facts
This is one of the "tidepool johnnies," a group of small sculpins you're most likely to spot when you visit a tide pool.


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Tiny fibers could have big impact
COLUMBUS - A team of researchers at the University of Toledo was trying to make stronger, lighter armor for Army vehicles when the Army came calling with a special plea: Can you drop that research program and instead concentrate on making glass that can withstand bullets and bombs?
Insurgents in Iraq had figured out they couldn't always knock out an armored vehicle, but they could shoot through the windshield glass. Walter Roy, a materials engineer for the Army, made a special trip to the University of Toledo "to plead with us about this,'' said Arun Nadarajah, a PhD professor in chemical and environmental engineering.
"It's one thing if someone gives you this idea abstractly, [and] abstractly asks, 'Would you consider doing this?' Then, probably not. But he came and made a very emotional pitch to the group," he said.
"I never met another government official like him. This guy was very different,'' Mr. Nadarajah said.
It was a dilemma for the research group of eight scientists and a dozen graduate students. For the previous two years, they'd been busy expanding their expertise on carbon nanofibers, which make a human hair look downright obese. Nanofibers were to be the key to creating strong, light armor. But there's a problem with taking that expertise and applying it to the Army's new request: You can't see through carbon. The UT group's work wouldn't transfer easily into making better windshields.
Mr. Nadarajah was among a number of University of Toledo researchers attending the Ohio Nanotechnology Summit this week in Columbus. Researchers gathered here yesterday are looking for ways to ex-ploit molecule-size materials. Remember when we used to think micro was small?
Well, a micrometer is about a 50th the width of a human hair. A nanometer is 1/1000th of that.
In this world of the very, very small, it is possible to make drug-delivery devices that home in on precise targets in the body. Very small is already leading to the creation of more efficient solar cells by a University of Toledo team. The tiny world will mean materials with incredible strength. One speaker at the conference showed how nanomaterials are creating super-strong adhesives - think Spiderman hanging from a pinpoint.
This is the world Mr. Nadarajah and his colleagues in the UT physics, chemistry, and engineering departments are immersed in. When Mr. Roy of the Army made his request, the UT group was in the second year of a three-year contract to find the right way to make strong armor. Each year of the contract, the group got $900,000 to work on armored vehicles.
Changing research "was not an easy decision," Mr. Nadarajah said. But, ultimately, the group decided that "this was important enough to take a stab at changing our course."
The researchers haven't had to scrap all of their carbon work. For instance, some changes they made to carbon nanofibers to increase material flexibility can be made in the transparent materials as well.
The group is experimenting with materials that become transparent at the nanoscale. They will blend these reinforcing nanofibers with polymers such as the polycarbonate used in eyeglasses to create Army-ready windshields.
UT researchers had more than a dozen research posters at the statewide nanotech summit, and Xuming Deng spoke about his work using solar cells to generate hydrogen fuel from water. UT posters ranged from solar cells, to nanofibers, to Abdul-Majeed Azad's work making nanowires with a technology first patented in 1934.
"These wires can be made at any length and they don't break,'' Mr. Azad said. "Their strength can be as high as steel."
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Fancy Free Vacation Accommodation?
by Maurice Clarke
A growing trend for thrifty travelers is to swap homes for a short period - a few days to even a month or so.
The whole jobs not as scary as you might first think. Once you have found a compatible partner you simply agree to swap houses and confirm with a simple agreement.
Most people who perform a home exchange say the experience is fantastic - you are swapping home for home, rather than just renting a hotel room or house. So generally you make a special effort to welcome your quests and they for you - even though you may never actually meet.
You can swap use of cars, sports equipment in fact anything useful - so this adds to the overall savings made. For a family swapping you can save thousands of dollars over a package vacation so you should give the idea some thought.
The biggest hurdle to get over is to do it for the first time. The idea has been around for over 50 years and several hundred thousand families swap annually so its a well proven method.
Recently over 1,000 experienced exchangers were interviewed by a US publishing firm, results show that over 90% exchange every year, one guy has exchanged his home 86 times, another does it 12 times a year on weekends.
Key recommendations to success are to be flexible over where and when you go and respect the property you stay in.
You do not need a super house to swap - since most people want a base to tour the country / city or area. As long as its clean and tidy and can house the number in the exchangers family it's fine. You can swap your " ordinary " 3 bed semi in London with a 4 bedroomed seafront home in Mexico for 2 weeks - the attraction to get to foreign countries on a budget is hard to resist.
The downside is how to find an exchange partner - the answer lies in putting an ad in home exchange magazines like Home Link or Intervac which are published worldwide and cost about $US 100 a year, you get a wide choice of some 12,000 offers in over 30 countries and some pretty great swaps are on offer.
A more recent idea is a listing on the Internet. By operating online a more comprehensive and timely list can be obtained at a lower cost than through traditional print methods.
Home swap is not for everyone, it can become quite an absorbing pastime, but you can get to know some interesting people in different parts of the world and get to stay in some beautiful homes all for free.
Maurice is founder of Holi-Swaps an Internet based service offering advice and information about home exchange. Holi-Swaps offers a free listing and information service and a low cost pay to view service where you buy the exchange listings and save to disk - all for about $3 US.
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Shreveport, Louisiana 9.77 miles SE
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Aug 2014 - $25.00
Stayed overnight passing through. The grass was tall, the road was rough and a little muddy. No restaurant as advertised. Many permanents with rundown campers here. - Jloftin
Apr 2011 - $22.00
This will be our last inspection of this park! It is obvious that it will never change. There is a new Black Top road into the property but the park it self is beyond words. We inspect hundreds of parks a year and this one is on the top of the list of being the worst of the worst. The new owner and managers are not experienced in operating an RV Park. They allow very old and ran down RVs in the park with large amount of clutter to be stored around the site. It is obvious that the previous owner passed on the bad habits. All sites are in very bad condition, the electric connections are old and worn. There was no wireless signal, no cable and the park stunk of sewer gas. Both the laundry room and bathrooms are in bad condition and should be condemn. I read a previous review rating this park above a half star, I assure you that either this person is on staff here or they rated the wrong park. The entire park needs to be leveled and start all over! The only thing missing here is the faint noise of a Banjo and guitar playing in the back ground, they have the river! - rvreporterontheroad
Mar 2011 - $28.00
To begin we have been here before and were very disappointed! We were told that a new owner and managers had taken over so we decided to try it again. Our Children live close to the park and it would be nice to be close to them. The new road entering the park is great, but as soon as you crest the top of the levee it quickly changes. The internal roads are terrible, there are a number of very old campers that actually look abandoned with papers taped to the doors. The rigs that are lived in are in terrible condition with piles of junk around them. There was even washer/dryer combination unit outside to the trailers. The laundry room is clean but in very bad condition as well as the bathrooms. The sites have deep ruts from previous RVs getting stuck and sinking. The new managers are nice but have no clue on RVing or what it takes to run a park! The so called NEW wifi was very weak and extremely slow (snail mail would have been faster)! It appears they took a system that belongs in a single home and tried to apply it to the park. It was quiet but the electric voltage was between 108 to 110, too low for our rig. We will stay elsewhere even if we are further away from our kids. This is more of a run down long term hole in the mud than a RV Park. We have said it before but this time we will never return! - marcwtomas
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Jul 2015 - $23.00
Level cement pads with grassy area in between. Separate cement pad for parking your tow vehicle. Picnic table at each site. Pet friendly with plenty of space to walk the dog. Best Wi-Fi we've ever experienced at an RV park. Door to door service if you wish to go to the Casino. We would definitely stay here again. - EggerMar
Apr 2015 - $25.00
I am not sure if it was noisy or just really loud. The highway is on one side and train tracks on the other. Spots were kind of tight to use. No facilities were available. The price was cheap and we got what we paid for. If I am in this area again, I would drive for several hours if needed to find another place to stop for the night. - L84DLAKE
Apr 2015 - $28.00
This park was a very popular spot with transient RV'ers coming and going. A great spot to stop for a night or two with the price being right. We had an end spot near the train which did cause some noise, but just from the train itself, not from the whistle being blown which we have experienced at other park. Good location to visit many casinos. Wifi didn't really work. Satellite wasn't a problem. - tmiller505
Bossier City, Louisiana (map) | (318) 746-1360
Sites: 17 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2010 - $34.00
I was referred to this park by another park in the area. After the first month I had to get out of there. To start let me say this, it is not an RV park! This is a mobile home park that has allowed RVs to stay long term. I was here on some medical issues and I witnessed things going on at night that was very bad. Vehicles were broken into, this is a very bad area of Bossier City. Several Police responses, loud music and teenage kids walking around all hours of the night. They do not offer any type of incentive whatsoever! You have to get your own electric, cable and if you want Internet you must sign a contract. They are full of your typical people that hang out in mobile home parks. The electrical was terrible and when it rained my rig actually sunk in the mud so bad I have to leave very quickly! And as far as the so-called Criminal Check. I gave them information and they did not even check my I.D. By the way, I had to pay for the so-called check and I thought it was strange especially since I gave them a false birth date. The Pool was so tiny that if there are two people in it it is crowded. This is not a RV park in any manner and should not be listed here. I would question the first and only entry, sounds as if they used it as an advertisement for their "Trailer Park"! - judgemathewss
Aug 2010 - $38.00
My wife and I consider ourselves polite people. We full time RV since I retired. We needed a place in the Shreveport area and this was the only place that was available. Upon arrival we soon discovered this is not an RV Park but a very small and narrow road trailer park. Several vehicles parked everywhere. We were concerned about the area so we asked a police officer that was exiting the park if this was a safe place for retired people to stay. He stated "Only if you want to get robbed"! Then he laughed and drove out. The manager was not in. We waited for 45 minutes, during that time we spoke with some residents that were sitting in the pool area. The pool is very small but appeared to be clean. The residents informed us that all of the trailers are rented by people working in the area. No laundry facilities, no cable, Wi-Fi or anything else. We walked around the property only to hear someone screaming at another in a trailer. We looked at the site and there is not way we could fit in the site, the turns are so tight that it would be impossible and with all of the cars parked in the street. I decided to stay the one night and depart very early. I was very concerned, there were young kids out at two in the morning walking around, we were not comfortable at all. We have canceled our plans to stay in the area and have decided to move on to Florida. - marcwtomas
Jul 2010 - $30.00
My wife wanted to stay in the Shreveport area to visit old friends for at least a month. We called all of the parks and this is the only one that had a space. This is prior to any reviews posted. I have to "DITTO" the other reviews that reflect a POOR rating. The review giving this place 5 stars sounds like an advertisement more than anything else. This is not an RV park by any means. They are way over their heads! It is simply a mobile home park that has the same issues as other mobile home parks do. If I wanted to live like this I would buy a mobile home. I elected to own a nice RV to travel in. During our three week stay our rig was damaged three different times by children throwing rocks, riding bicycles, and just general being children. There are no boundaries for the kids there, they are allowed to run wild all day and all night! Some times in to the early morning I witnessed children out at 2:00 AM. The surrounding area is one that you do not want to go out at night! Our neighbor has several tools stolen from his truck and I lost a hitch and ball for my tow vehicle. Again, we stayed here because this was the only place at the time. Running a RV park is much different than running a mobile home park and it is evident they will not make the transition very easily, if ever! Now for the site specifics. Very noisy, power was always in the red, we have three A/C's and we were lucky to run one with in conjunction with the other items such as TV, water heater, refrigerator, etc. They offer no amenities. The swimming pool is very small and with all the kids there we were never allowed to use it. The sites are very congested and cars are parked everywhere. We witnessed police responses on a number of occasions to domestic issues. We will never drop our standards like this again, it is a relief to be out of there and on the road again! - rvreporterontheroad


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In 1987, I finished a five-year course in the School of Pharmacy at the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil. In 1989, I earned a master's degree from the Departmento de Farmacologia Basica e Clinica at the same University. During my training, I received a broad and in-depth education in classical pharmacology, and conducted experimental research aimed at evaluating the antiinflamatory and anagesic properties of novel compounds designed and synthesized at the Departamento de Tecnologia Farmaceutica at the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro. The results of my research were then published in peer-reviewed journals.
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How did you get over the fear of starting up?
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- Created: March 24, 2010, 12:03 am
How did you get over the fear of starting up? And I mean actually getting to day one... your first sale? I am having the hardest time taking the plunge.
Here's an interesting discussion on getting over the fear of starting up -- your contributions would be greatly appreciated.
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AlCl | Creator | 3/24/2010 - 12:03 am
I agree that it can truly be a big step to take. Especially if you are in a rut and low on finacial means. You are so left to chance, even if you consider the risks. Who could've predicted the crash a year ago? I did it the hard way. Without loans, advice, knowledge or partners. It is touch. But as they say, what does not kill you, strengthens you. And I have learned so much during this past year, that it is unimaginable. But the first step i courage and believing in your ability to handle whatever comes your way. Since you are new, and don't know what will come ahead, it is impossible to plan in too much detail. Do paln, but be prepared to change if the circumstance require it. Adapt and overcome! To your sucess!
woodencrates | Creator | 3/24/2010 - 12:03 am
Good story. It's interesting to hear what people have done as small kids and where it's taken them.
GoodFTA | Contributor | 3/24/2010 - 12:03 am
This thread got me thinking on the first business i started. I was in grade 2. I needed a way to buy candy at the store near my school. I had to think of a way. I kept on seeing lottery commericals on TV, play the lotto win big. My mom always bought those scratch tickets. So i had a idea.. But i had to keep it secret from my parents. I got a bunch of silver crayons and made a bunch of lotto tickets, silver crayons scratched off really easy. So i made like 40 tickets in one day, and then sold them for a week at my school to teachers, kids in the play yard etc. It was high risk, but i wanted candy! So i made a bunch of tickets that always lost, but i accidently made a ticket that said 'you win a new car, i think it was a corvette' one girl won it and bugged me for days about it, i was going to tell my parents, but i had great fear. So with some of my candy money i bought a hotwheels car, and gave it to her, and said here is your new car. Needless to say, it got heaty after that, but i never lost the enterprising spirit! I overcame my fear by not telling my parents!
TeamBiz | Performer | 3/24/2010 - 12:03 am
I got over the fear of starting up because I 'wine-tasted' the market for two years. I knew that on my third year, that I had to start it ASAP. When you see that people flock to your unique name, your business grows into that 'me too' phase. And that's a green flag to me. And when you see opportunity, your business is bound to be successful. With a lot of hard work, diligence, determination, oh, and talent works, too. I don't have to be telling you that experience is neccessary. I also don't need to tell you that as a business owner, you HAVE to take risks - even if you need to do a lot of trial and error. Learn from mistakes. Learn to 'mis-step' a mistake. ;)
woodencrates | Creator | 3/24/2010 - 12:03 am
I opened my first business checking account when I was in elementary school and except for the military and a few short jobs, I've been self-employed ever since. I've had one company based in the US and Europe that operated in 20ish countries and more companies than I can count that dies somewhere before or just after opening the doors. Overall, I've enjoyed it and never drew a line between employment and self-employment but typically stayed on one side. I feel that the #1 reason people fail when they take the plunge is that they take the advice of others to heart and in a vacuum do exactly what they were told worked for the other person. With that said, the advice that I always give is listen to everyone then make your own decision. Don't let family or friends tell you you're doing it wrong and don't listen to ANYONE who says you'll fail. Your business idea may fail, but if you keep your chin up, you will succeed. In the Silicon Valley Entrepreneur Club about 20 years ago I heard a speaker give a statistic that always keeps me going... The typical entrepreneur starts 7 projects before becoming successful. That may mean 7 companies or changing directions 7 times but if you quit after your first failure, it will surely be the last time. Success occurs when the sum of your achievements exceeds the sum of your mistakes. ---------------------------------------- Jeff Take a look at WoodenCRATES.org for my latest venture. We are the only centric organization and have the only software for this industry worldwide and have held the market for over 20 years.
GoodFTA | Contributor | 3/24/2010 - 12:03 am
When i started up i was lucky and had a angel investor, so i did not have to worry about losing money out of my own pocket, only a copious amount of time and energy. But i dont do things to fail, i see through things through to the end for good or bad, it just so happends what i did popped and I feel great.
phanio | Contributor | 3/24/2010 - 12:03 am
Self control. There are always risks - when you preceive a risk - you must find a way to mitigate it as best as you can. I find that you stick you nose to the grindstone - you can work your way out of your fear. If you fear is based on an obstacle - then overcome that obstacle and the fear will go away.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Albuquerque police say they don't have probable cause to charge anyone in a recent shooting death.
Police tell the Albuquerque Journal that 24-year-old Jonathan Mitchell was fatally shot Tuesday by neighbor Donnie Pearson.
Pearson had gone to Mitchell's house to do a welfare check. Police say Mitchell had brandished a gun at another neighbor earlier that night.
Pearson and his 15-year-old son eventually went to Mitchell's house. Pearson told officers he saw Mitchell run from a neighbor's house into an open garage. As Pearson stopped by the garage, Mitchell stepped out and fired at Pearson and his son.
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The Computer Labs in New Brunswick have saved over 100 million sheets of paper during the first seven years of the PrintGreen Conservation program (starting in the summer of 2007).
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