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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Jim Boeheim had seen the look before, usually on the faces of opponents who couldn't make their shots over Syracuse and its signature zone defense.
This time, it was Boeheim letting his frustration show.
"Offensively, we haven't seen zones much. When you don't shoot the ball well against the zone, you're going to have trouble," he said after the Orange overcame 3-for-21 shooting from 3-point range to escape their last Big East visit to Providence with a 72-66 victory on Wednesday night. "It's probably the worst shooting night we've had.
"When you don't shoot, it's hard to get ahead against teams playing a zone," Boeheim said, with a nod that acknowledged the irony of his comments. "I know that."
C.J. Fair had 23 points and 11 rebounds, and Michael Carter-Williams scored 17 with six assists as Syracuse (15-1, 3-0 Big East) rallied from a nine-point, first-half deficit. Rakeem Christmas scored 15 with eight rebounds for the Orange, who won their fifth consecutive game since a Dec. 22 loss to Temple at Madison Square Garden — their only defeat of the season.
Bryce Cotton scored 24 for Providence (8-7, 0-3), which lost its fifth in a row. Providence was 9 of 18 from 3-point range, while Syracuse made just 3 of 21 attempts from beyond the arc.
"Going against a zone (in practice), you know what to do," Fair said. "I think it was just a good road win for us because Providence came out to play. It was just a hard-fought win."
Boeheim is the second all-time in NCAA victories, passing Bob Knight on the career list earlier this month, with most of those wins thanks to the 2-3 zone that has become his signature. He picked up victory No. 904 on Wednesday night against a Providence zone that could have come right out of the master's playbook.
Providence coach Ed Cooley said he didn't look to Boeheim for inspiration but recognized the irony of playing zone against Syracuse.
"It's not the first zone Jim has seen. He's been around as long as I've been alive," Cooley said. "Man-to-man they've got a lot of different answers. They've got an answer at every position."
With Syracuse leaving for the Atlantic Coast Conference next season, Boeheim spoke at length about his visits to Providence since two schools were charter members of the Big East in 1979.
"We've been coming here for 34 years. That's a lot of history," he said. "Every one of these games is a little bit of sadness for me. I know where all the good restaurants are now, and now I've got to go down to Clemson, S.C. I'm sure there's a couple of Denny's down there."
Syracuse led 51-50 with under 7 minutes left when Carter-Williams, with the shot clock winding down, made a 3-pointer from the top of the key. But on Providence's next possession Vincent Council, heavily guarded, fired up an off-balance 3 to avoid a shot clock violation and it went in, too.
"I don't know how he made that shot. He just threw it up there," Boeheim said. "But I think the thing I like about my team is they made that shot, (we) came right back down and scored."
Syracuse then held Providence without a basket over the next five minutes before Josh Fortune hit a 3-pointer with 68 seconds left to make it 64-58. The Friars forced a five-second call on the ensuing inbounds pass, then worked it around the perimeter to Fortune for another 3, but that one rimmed out.
"I thought that ball was going in," Cooley said. "He doesn't miss too many uncontested looks."
After trading free throws, Providence stole the ball in transition and Fortune banked in another 3 to make it 66-62. But they couldn't get back within four, as Fair went 6 for 6 from the line down the stretch and the Orange were 10 for 10 in the final 81 seconds.
Cotton did not start on Saturday against DePaul after having his knee drained the day before. He came off the bench and scored 16 points in the final 3� minutes against the Blue Demons, then came out quickly on Wednesday with 17 points in the first half.
Providence entered the game as the last-place team in the Big East, losers of their last four games — including a Dec. 28 loss to Brown. But the Friars opened a nine-point lead in the first half, making six of 10 from 3-point range in the half, with Cotton sinking his first five attempts.
Cotton sank four 3-pointers during a 19-5 run that turned a six-point deficit into a 29-21 lead with 6:48 left in the half. It was 33-24 when Syracuse scored the final six points of the half, including a 3-pointer by Carter-Williams that was the only 3 the Orange made in the half (1 for 11).
"I saw a lot of guys grow up today," Cooley said. "We can't build a culture of losing. It's been frustrating. But this has been the best I've felt about our team since we played University of Rhode Island" on Dec. 6.
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A sticker that says I'm a survivor...
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This is not your typical open house, but a celebration of life.
"It was going very well up until 2 years ago when it returned in the same spot."
Breast Cancer that has hit Linda Nickersontwice in the same breast, so she decided to have them both removed. "And I'm glad that I did." Turns out in her other breast there were pre-cancerous cells.
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Cancer free and tour passport in hand, Linda begins a new journey - accompanied by her husband.
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Rooms at the children's center are new. Personalized for kids, like the students Linda teaches in the first grade.
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And some old faces that have helped Linda survive.
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(1) In general
From amounts appropriated under section 7355c of this title for this subpart for a fiscal year that are not reserved under subsection (c) of this section, the Secretary shall award grants (from allotments made under paragraph (2)) for the fiscal year to State educational agencies that have applications submitted under section 7351b of this title approved to enable the State educational agencies to award grants to eligible local educational agencies for local authorized activities described in section 7351a (a) of this title.
(2) Allotment
From amounts described in paragraph (1) for a fiscal year, the Secretary shall allot to each State educational agency for that fiscal year an amount that bears the same ratio to those amounts as the number of students in average daily attendance served by eligible local educational agencies in the State for that fiscal year bears to the number of all such students served by eligible local educational agencies in all States for that fiscal year.
(3) Specially qualified agencies
(A) Eligibility and application
If a State educational agency elects not to participate in the program under this subpart or does not have an application submitted under section 7351b of this title approved, a specially qualified agency in such State desiring a grant under this subpart may submit an application under such section directly to the Secretary to receive an award under this subpart.
(B) Direct awards
The Secretary may award, on a competitive basis or by formula, the amount the State educational agency is eligible to receive under paragraph (2) directly to a specially qualified agency in the State that has submitted an application in accordance with subparagraph (A) and obtained approval of the application.
(C) Specially qualified agency defined
In this subpart, the term "specially qualified agency" means an eligible local educational agency served by a State educational agency that does not participate in a program under this subpart in a fiscal year, that may apply directly to the Secretary for a grant in such year under this subsection.
(b) Local awards
(1) Eligibility
A local educational agency shall be eligible to receive a grant under this subpart if—
(A) 20 percent or more of the children ages 5 through 17 years served by the local educational agency are from families with incomes below the poverty line; and
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A State educational agency shall award grants to eligible local educational agencies—
(B) according to a formula based on the number of students in average daily attendance served by the eligible local educational agencies or schools in the State; or
(C) according to an alternative formula, if, prior to awarding the grants, the State educational agency demonstrates, to the satisfaction of the Secretary, that the alternative formula enables the State educational agency to allot the grant funds in a manner that serves equal or greater concentrations of children from families with incomes below the poverty line, relative to the concentrations that would be served if the State educational agency used the formula described in subparagraph (B).
(c) Reservations
From amounts appropriated under section 7355c of this title for this subpart for a fiscal year, the Secretary shall reserve—
(1) one-half of 1 percent to make awards to elementary schools or secondary schools operated or supported by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, to carry out the activities authorized under this subpart; and
Source(Pub. L. 89–10, title VI, § 6221, as added Pub. L. 107–110, title VI, § 601,Jan. 8, 2002, 115 Stat. 1894.)
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Isabel was the daughter of the late Manuel and Cacilda DaSilva. A loving, devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister and aunt; she is survived by her beloved husband of nearly 72 years, Antonio Duarte Correia, her loving son, Armando Silva Correia and his wife Lorraine Correia of Palm Beach Gardens, Fl, a loving grandson, Christopher Anthony Correia, and great grandchildren. In addition, she leaves to cherish her memories, one brother, Ernesto Neves and a sister, Candida Albuquerque, both of Portugal and the late Armando DaSilva, along with several nieces, nephews and numerous friends.
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McDonnell pitched five innings on Friday against Warwick Vets, allowing just one hit while facing the minimum 15 batters in Pilgrim's 12-0, mercy-rule victory. At the plate, she went 3-for-4 with a home run, a double and four RBI.
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GLENDALE, Ore. -- Though the fires are still burning in the Douglas Complex, Glendale residents have managed to find a silver lining for their small community.
With over 1,600 firefighters now in Glendale, Scott Walter's Glenway Super Store is just one of a handful of places that's seen an uptick in business. "A whole town has moved into town with the fire camp," he said.
Walter has extended Glenway's hours to accommodate the needs of those fighting the blazes. "It's working out really well," said Walter. "We really appreciate all the firefighters and the volunteers, the American Red Cross, and of course, our number one priority is to take care of the community."
Jack Farrel's U-Turn Bistro is pretty close to the roads that have been closed off. "I appreciate their efforts. There's people from all over the place here trying to help us out and it needs to be recognized," Farrel said.
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The Musée Rodin has approximately 25,000 photographs, 7,000 of them were collected by Auguste Rodin himself. The subjects and themes are varied: the personal albums attest to his centres of interest and artistic sources, while the portraits and newspaper photographs illustrate his life. These photographs above all record what happened in the studio, between 1877 and 1917, the year the sculptor died.


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MLB could rule to protect the Mets' first-round draft pick for Bourn
This morning on MLB Network, Peter Gammons said he had feels MLB will protect the Mets first-round draft if they sign a player requiring draft-pick compensation.
If that happens, there is "real optimism," according to Gammons, that free-agent OF Michael Bourn will sign with the Mets.
However, later in the broadcast, FoxSports.com's Ken Rosenthal said he doesn't believe the league will protect the pick because it sets a precedent.
In either case, as has been reported time and time again, Gammons said the Mets will not give up their top draft pick to sign Bourn.
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The Mets are interested in Bourn, that is clear. My sense from talking to people is, Alderson and Boras have an idea for what could get a deal done, including opt-outs, options, etc., which they probably discussed when meeting in Houston. Now, Alderson and his staff are either debating how or when or waiting on MLB to rule on if their pick is protected or not. If it's not, the Mets move on. If it is, they'll get back in contact with Boras and start figuring out details for a deal. But, in no situation will the Mets be signing Bourn if it's going to cost that top pick. That's a deal breaker, it seems, as it should be…
Jan. 31: The length of contract that Bourn is seeking, plus knowing he'll cost a first-round pick as compensation, serve as impediments to signing the free-agent outfielder, Sandy Alderson said on SNY's Mets Hot Stove last night. According to Alderson, potentially losing a top draft pick is not just about the talent that may be selected during that round, but it also impacts how much a team can spend in the draft due to newly imposed rules in the recent CBA.
Jan. 29: Alderson recently met with Bourn and Scott Boras last week in Houston, however the Mets do not want to offer Bourn more than a three-year deal (Sherman, New York Post).
Jan. 28: Bourn is still seeking a five-year deal (Puma, New York Post).
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Jan. 27: Sandy Alderson said on MLB Network Radio he would like some sense of how the league will rule on the pick before signing a free agent who is subject to draft compensation, such as Bourn.
Jan. 20: The Mets will consider signing Bourn if he reduces his asking price and length of commitment (Cafardo, Boston Globe).
Stats: In 155 games with the Braves last year, Bourn hit .274 with a .348 OBP and .739 OPS, nine home runs and 57 RBI with 42 stolen bases in 55 attempts.
Contract: Bourn earned $6.8 million to avoid arbitration with the Braves last season.
Because Bourn received a qualifying offer from the Braves, his new team would lose their first round draft pick in the upcoming draft, unless they are among the top ten protected picks which are typically reserved for the ten worst teams in the prior season.
While, the Mets had the tenth worst record in 2012, the Pirates failed to sign their first round draft choice in 2012, and so they have been awarded the tenth overall pick in the upcoming draft, bumping the Mets to the 11th pick which is unprotected.
Michael Baron, ContributorIdeally, yes, Bourn is a fit and he would give the Mets outfield some instant credibility. He does strike out a lot, but he's become an excellent top of the order catalyst as an outstanding base stealer with triples speed. The Mets don't have much of that, and it's something they have desperately needed since both Jose Reyes and Angel Pagan departed after 2011. But, a) he's left-handed and the Mets need right-handed outfielders (although beggars can't be choosers at this stage of the off-season), b) they need power in the outfield, c) Bourn is a Scott Boras client, and there's no doubt he will try and get someone to overpay for Bourn, and d) he received a qualifying offer from the Braves, and so the team Bourn signs with will have to surrender their first round pick in the 2013 draft – it's not logical for the Mets to give up that pick for Bourn right now, especially for a shorter term deal. On top of that, Bourn depends on his legs to be successful, and he's now 30 years old; it remains to be seen how quickly those skills diminish in the coming seasons.


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Andrew, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, caught this ladyfish while fishing with his grandfather, George, in the backwaters of Little Hickory Island on a secret plug during the Thanksgiving holiday. It had been very windy following the red tide conditions.
Don with a nice triple tail he caught while Fishin Knotty on the "Young & Knotty" with Captain Shawn Smith. (www.fishinknotty.com)
Captain Shawn Smith, of Fishin' Knotty, with some nice triple tail found floating on some crab traps just outside of Naples.
The guys of Island Walk fishing with Cuda Fishing Charters out of the Naples City Docks.
Marco Island's Ken Bullock with a 28-inch red grouper he caught on a one-ounce Kandlefish jig while slow-drift jigging in 62 feet of water off Marco Island.
The AQUA's ladies fishing team, along with Captain Phil Pica, caught gag grouper, king fish, mangrove snapper and a 150-pound goliath grouper offshore of Wiggins' Pass on a calm morning. They used tread herring and shrimp as bait.
Don Connolly, Courtney Connolly and Ryan Connolly, with limit catch of red grouper caught aboard Captain Tom Robinson's Sea Legs Charter. They were 30 miles west of Gordon's Pass on Thanksgiving week in four-to-six feet seas. Courtney caught the boat's two largest groupers of the day; it was her first time grouper fishing.
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I am planning my first western US hunt and would like to chase antelope in Wyoming. I'm planning on a group of 3 (Dad, brother in law, myself) for a DIY, public land hunt. We're all going to take rifles. We're also planning on camping out near the hunting area, if possible. I've heard you can camp anywhere on the public land.
My dad did a hunt 20 or so years ago and enjoyed it. I've also heard that the goat population is doing well in WY.
A few questions:
1) None of us have any preference points...so will we still be able to draw a decent unit?
2) What unit(s) would be recommending (knowing above) that have good public land availability and antelope.
3) Is there a map available of public land in WY?
4) Are there any must bring items or things to prepare for? Of course the regular hunting items (rifle, pack, knives, cooler to take care of meat, etc) as well as good glass and a range finder I'm already planning.


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"Sic" or "Sick" something on someone?
There's a slang expression in English which I don't know how to spell correctly. The phrase would be used (phoentically) like this:
"I'm gonna sic the cops on you for doing that!"
meaning "I am going to report to the police what you did, and you will presumably be punished for doing it."
Now I've seen internet kids using this phrase left and right, and I have seen it consistently spelled
"SICK" --> "I'm gonna sick the cops on you!"
It's slang, so I've looked, but I can't find the answer in a dictionary anywhere. But it's driving me nutty, because I always thought it was spelled "sic" and not "sick."
Is there a proper answer to this question, and if so, does anyone have it?
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The word is not slang, you should be able to find it any dictionary. But to the point: both spellings are acceptable, thou "sic" is more common.
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Keep in mind that "sic" is also an editorial note, inserted into the original text, I believe in the instance where there is a mistak [sic].
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Main Entry: 2sic
Variant(s): also sick /'sik/
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): sicced also sicked /'sikt/; sic·cing also sick·ing
Etymology: alteration of seek
1 : CHASE, ATTACK -- usually used as a command especially to a dog <sic 'em>
2 : to incite or urge to an attack, pursuit, or harassment : SET
sic is latin, meaning "thus" and mostly used to quote a sentence with a spelling or grammar mistake in it to show that it's not your own mistake but verbatim.
It's also a short form of 'seek' and used to set the dogs on someone.
Sick 'em is a modern misspelling that imo gives it a slightly different connotation, but still works. And it means you don't have to learn a new word, handy for lazy teenagers and people with English as a second language. It's lazy though.
I think it's better to use sic. Sic is a word made just for that usage, while sick is just a variation.
Actually they're both variations of "seek".
To be safe, use "sic."
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sic is a LATIN word.
is used now for quote a sentence from someone.
like you say in your first exemple.
sick it was deturned from his usage.
on online game like cs or wow : sick means "shit im dead... sick..."
and now the kevin are lost between sic and sick.
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Using "sick" for "sic" isn't slang - it's bad grammar.
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PAWTUCKET –The bill was championed by animal rights groups and boosters of that most controversial of canines, the pit bull.
But Animal Control Officer John Holmes says state lawmakers won't be doing the dogs any favors if they prohibit cities and towns from enforcing local bans on pit bulls.
The city banned "pits" in 2004 after a series of attacks on pets and humans that caused serious injuries. Authorities also suspected illegal dog fights were being staged in Pawtucket after finding the mangled remains of deceased animals abandoned like trash.
"This was a tool to keep the dogs from being abused and to keep them out of the wrong hands," says Holmes. "Now if this law comes to pass I'm afraid we're going to go backwards. We're going to see more pit bulls and we're going to have more euthanizations."
The House overwhelmingly passed the measure Wednesday despite the objections of lawmakers from Pawtucket and Woonsocket. If affirmed by the Senate and signed by the governor, the law would make existing prohibitions on pit bills in Pawtucket and Central Falls obsolete, and prevent Woonsocket, which has proposed a similar ban, from moving forward.
The measure was spearheaded by a group of lawmakers from the Greater Providence area, led by State Rep. Thomas Palangio.
"We felt it was unfair to pick on a breed of dog when the problem is not the dog but the owner," said State Rep. Charlene Lima (D-Cranston, Providence), one of the co-sponsors of the measure. "The opposition from Woonsocket and Pawtucket was there because they felt we should not be messing with town ordinances."
Woonsocket Animal Control Officer Doris Kay says Lima's right – they shouldn't. The legislature should leave it up to the local jurisdictions to decide how to deal with pit bulls on their own turf, she says.
"It should be left up to the local cities and towns to decide because they're closest to the problem," she says. "What's going on in Lincoln isn't the same as what's going on in Woonsocket."
There were 16 dogs at the Woonsocket Animal Control Facility Thursday, and every one was a pit bull, including a nursing mother with six pups seized in a raid at the home of an accused drug dealer.
Without question, they are Woonsocket's most popular dog – and also the breed that bites most often, with the most injurious results, according to police.
Kay says the House measure, which passed by a vote of 56-9, is a victory for the pro-pit bull lobby, a well-organized coalition of defenders of the American Staffordshire Terrier and related breeds, commonly known as pit bulls. The network has grown stronger over the years in response to what pit bull lovers perceive as unfair attacks on the breed, which are often portrayed as inherently mean and aggressive. Defenders say the dogs aren't born bad, but many end up aggressive as a result of abuse, neglect or willful training by owners who want them for protection or macho props.
"You could assemble a crowd of a hundred pit bull supporters on an hour's notice, and that's something that no other dog can do," says Kay.
Dr. E.J. Finocchio, director of the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, agrees. He says the triumph of the House bill on Wednesday is largely a reflection of the power of the pro pit-bull lobby.
Finocchio says the nature-versus-nurture debate over pit bulls is something like the feud between pro-lifers and women's rights when it comes to abortion.
"It will never be settled."
That's because the best science about the nature of pit bulls is mixed, according to Finocchio. Some pit bulls raised in aggressive environments turn out to be wimps. Some born to wimpy parents turn out to be aggressive.
But Finocchio says pit bulls do display higher levels of predatory behavior than many other breeds, and when they bite they do more damage than other canines because their jaws are more muscular and bigger than most dogs.
"Unfortunately for the pit bull, if you did a google search on dog attacks that resulted in fatalities, the pit bull would be right at the top of the list," he says.
Finocchio declines to take a position on the House bill or municipal bans on specific breeds, but his records do seem to support Holmes. Finocchio said that before Pawtucket banned pit bulls in 2004 RISPCA regularly convened vicious dog hearings for pit bulls corralled in Pawtucket. Such hearings can result in everything from muzzling and castration orders to confinement and euthanization, depending on the severity of the dog's behavior.
On average, says Finocchio, RISPCA convenes about 65 vicious dog hearings a year. "A majority involve pit bulls," says Finocchio, but they're not dogs coming out of Pawtucket any longer.
"Since the city passed that law we have not had a vicious dog hearing come out of Pawtucket," he said.
Holmes says the local law essentially banned the introduction of new pit bulls into the city after 2004. Residents who already had pit bulls before the law was passed were allowed to keep them, and even get a new one if their existing dog died. Citing a high number of pit bull attacks, the City Council in Woonsocket has twice considered implementing a law modeled after Pawtucket's, but has so far declined to move forward despite pressure from the police.


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Two citizens received special recognition during the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet Thursday evening.
Harry Kuhrt was named Citizen of the Year and Steve Hubertus was named Red Coat of the Year at the festivities, held at the Union Hall. The theme of this year's event was "Magic Moments."
Kuhrt received his award from the 2010 Citizens of the Year, Shawn and Carrie Burleson.
Of Kuhrt, S. Burleson said it has been cited that he unselfishly has given of his time to the community of Borger for many years.
On Wednesday afternoon, Frank Phillips College sophomore catcher Kristi Michaud made her plans for the next school year officially known by signing her letter of intent to become a member of the Kansas Wesleyan University Lady Coyotes Softball team.
A Canada native, Michaud has spent the past two seasons being a consistent force at the plate for the Lady Plainsmen as well as providing leadership and solid defensive skills behind the plate.
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FRITCH - Beverly June Callahan, 84, died Tuesday, March 29, 2011, in Pampa.
There are no services scheduled at this time. Cremation is under the direction of Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors of Fritch.
Mrs. Callahan was born on June 2, 1926, in Vacaville, Calif., and was a Fritch resident since 2000. She was a waitress for Waffle House for 20 years and was a Baptist. She especially enjoyed gardening. She was preceded in death by her parents, Marion and Louisa Bartell, her husband Hughie Callahan, and her son Thomas Callahan.
Luther Edward (LE) Thomas, 83, of Amarillo died on Wednesday, March 30, 2011.
Services will be at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, April 1, 2011 at the Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel, 2800 Paramount Blvd. with Sammy O'Dell, Pastor of Grace Communion International, officiating. Burial will follow at 3:00 p.m. at Memorial Park Cemetery in Dalhart. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors.
The Borger ISD Foundation has six scholarships available for high school seniors about to walk the stage this May.
There are two Class of 1950 scholarships, worth $250 each, and two Class of 53,54,55,56,and 57 scholarships, worth $500.
In order to be eligible for these scholarships, students must be 2011 BHS graduates, had one or both parents or grandparents graduate from Borger High School, and have plans to attend a college, university, or vocational school.
There are also two Class of 1980 scholarships available, each worth $350.
As the Tri-City Concert Association prepares for its 2011-12 season, it is currently seeking members to enjoy the variety of entertainment it has to offer.
Borger is hosting three concerts during this upcoming season. The first one will be the Shangril-La Chinese Acrobats, which will be held at 7:30 Thursday, Sept. 22, 2011, in the Borger High School Auditorium.
Local residents are encouraged to make a difference through the 13th annual Curves Food Drive which is set to kick off this April.
Throughout the month, Curves of Borger will participate in this drive to collect non-perishable food and cash donations to benefit their local food bank. From April 4-17, Curves will waive the membership fee for new members who donate a bag of non-perishable food or make a minimum donation of $30.
In case local citizens didn't know, the City of Borger is currently in the middle of its Spring Trash Bash.
The event is taking place through Saturday.
The city is sponsoring the free week for county residents to bring their trash to the transfer station, located at 920 North Florida.
Tire disposal will not have a limit throughout this time period.
Free disposal of tires will take place for residential customers only, and an ID will be required of all persons who are disposing of tires.
The event is being sponsored by the Borger Chamber of Commerce and the City of Borger.
The month of April is Child Abuse Prevention Month.
In honor of Child Abuse Awareness Month, the Hutchinson County Child Welfare Board will be hosting a 5K run on Saturday, April 23, 2011. The race will start at 8am from the park beside the Museum on Main St.
The cost of registration is $25, and this includes a go blue t-shirt. Children under 10 are free if accompanied by a registered parent (no t-shirt will be provided for these children). The public is also encouraged to wear blue on this day for the "Go Blue" statewide campaign to raise awareness to child abuse awareness.


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Butterscotch Owl Pops September 28 2012, 1 Comment
Owls, butterscotch and autumn just seem to go together don't you think? Every autumn I get the urge to make things featuring woodland animals!
This is my first time working with butterscotch candy melts, new to our shop this year, and oh my.. they are so incredibly sweet and yummy! Perfect for these little owls! I found the butterscotch candy melts a bit stiffer when melted than others, so I would consider them much more ideal for molding rather than dipping.
I think my very favorite use for bakers twine is tying sweet bows on chocolate lollipops!
So adorable!
Follow our Basic Chocolate Molding Tutorial if you're new to chocolate molding.
Tips: Roll the lollipop stick once in the mold to coat the whole top of the stick with chocolate, this makes the stick more secure. Get yourself more than one mold if you plan to make a lot, waiting for the chocolate to harden can become time consuming.
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Gingerbread Feather Cookies November 16 2011, 0 Comments
Thanksgiving is just around the corner and I've got a few feather themed projects lined up for you this week that will add something extra special to your Thanksgiving table. First up are these festive gingerbread feather cookies.
I hand cut these cookies using a feather cut from card stock as my template. Hand cutting did take a little extra time so I recommend cutting and baking your feather cookies ahead of time if you are making a lot of them.
After rolling and cutting press a lollipop stick into the back of the cookie and press on a little extra dough to secure the stick. Turn back over and bake cookies on a parchment lined cookie sheet.
Once cooled you are ready to decorate! I used orange and blue candy melts, and orange and teal jimmies. Melt your candy melts in the microwave 20 seconds at a time and once melted pour into a disposable decorating bag. Pipe stripes of candy melt onto your cookies and coat with jimmies. Let one color set before you move onto the next.
I've created a printable PDF for you that includes templates for all 4 feather themed projects created to help you celebrate this Thanksgiving. Download here: FeatherTemplate
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My little helper happily got in on the action! She is the cutest!
Maple Cinnamon Pumpkin Seeds November 03 2011, 0 Comments
This is what I did with our pumpkin seeds this year.. really delicious! Every year I'm the only one who eats them so I was looking for a way to jazz them up. Maple syrup and cinnamon did the trick.
I packaged them up in Glassine Bakery Bags and sealed them with Maple Bakery Labels to share them with a few lucky family members.
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2 cups pumpkin seeds (washed and patted dry)
2 tb maple syrup
1 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp sea salt
Preheat oven to 300 degrees. Spray a baking sheet with cooking spray. Mix all ingredients together and spread into a single layer on the cookie sheet. Bake for 40 minutes. Let cool completely on the baking sheet before storing or packaging. Some parts will be a bit gooey, others will be crunchy. Yum!
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Gingerbread Deer & Coffee November 02 2011, 1 Comment
Hope you all had a happy Halloween! I have a fun month of autumn baking and entertaining ideas lined up for you, and the cutest Thanksgiving DIY's that I'm so excited about! They will make your Thanksgiving table so very special!
Starting off this month of November are these yummy gingerbread deer that pair fabulously with a fresh cup of hot coffee. A little bit campy, a little bit rustic.. they make me happy!
They don't require any decorating which makes them a breeze to whip up using the Layer Cake Shop Standing Deer Cutter. Just mix up a batch of your favorite gingerbread, roll, cut, bake, dunk and nibble. Yum.
They are the perfect autumn afternoon treat. Enjoy!
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Gingerbread Acorn Cookie Friends October 24 2011, 0 Comments
This week was our week to bring a snack to Olive's preschool. The theme was Fall Fun, so we thought some Acorn Cookie Friends would be perfect. We served the cookies along with applesauce and milk.. they were a hit!
Olive cut out the the acorns, dipped them in chocolate, and also added the eyes. She was very proud, and we loved how different and silly they all looked!
To make your own Acorn Cookie Friends follow our tutorial found HERE. We used our favorite gingerbread recipe instead of chocolate cookie dough, they are both delicious.
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Happy Thanksgiving! November 25 2010, 0 Comments
Hope you have a lovely Thanksgiving filled with lots of yummy treats! Kristen will be helping her local wing of the family eat some turkey and we are off to my mom's in Wisconsin. We always make homemade lollipops on Thanksgiving.. can't wait!
We used our Tiny Letter Chocolate Mold, Orange Candy Melts, Yellow Candy Melts, Milk Chocolate Candy Melts, Orange Non-Pareils, and Yellow Non-Pareils to wish you a happy Thanksgiving!
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Chocolate Acorn Cookie Friends November 24 2010, 0 Comments
Mmm.. these little guys are really REALLY yummy! They were all gobbled up here in the shop right after, and maybe a few before, we photographed them.
To make your own acorn friends mix up a batch of our Favorite Chocolate Cutout Cookie Dough, cut acorns, bake and let cool.
After they are completely cool melt together a 50/50 mix of Milk Chocolate Candy Melts and White Chocolate Candy Melts. Mixing them together gives your acorn caps the perfect light brown color. Start with enough candy melts in a small microwaveable bowl so that the melted candy is deep enough to dip your cookies. Melt at 20 second intervals stirring in between. Just heat until melted. DO NOT OVERHEAT your candy melts or they may become thick and unusable.
Dip the caps of your acorns straight down into the melted candy melts watching carefully to just coat the caps. Pull your acorn up and scrape the back along the edge of the bowl to remove excess candy melt. Watch to make sure this doesn't cause cookie crumbs to get mixed in with your pretty melted candy. Place on wax paper to dry.
Use a toothpick dipped in your still melted candy melts to apply your Royal Icing Eyes. And your done! Now its time to taste.. we know.. right.. they are so delicious!
We like to put Royal Icing Eyes on just about anything edible, but they are pretty adorable without them too.
We know what you're thinking "I would love to make these for Thanksgiving but its too late to order my supplies!" Well have no fear, autumn is not over yet and what better reason to make some acorn friends than knowing a cold and snowy winter is right around the corner. For some fun packaging try our Glassine Bakery Bags and Cappuccino Brown Bakers Twine.
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Orange Chocolate Owl Pops November 22 2010, 4 Comments
Aren't these chocolate owls just so cute and 1960's looking! We are super happy with how they turned out.. its kitsch on a stick!
We didn't take any "in process" pictures of these beauties because they were just so easy. You just melt your Orange Candy Melts, add a drop of Orange Flavoring Oil, pour your melted candy melts into a Disposable Decorating Bag, and pipe into your Owl Lollipop Chocolate Mold. Add your Lollipop Sticks and place in the freezer for a few minutes until they pop right out when inverted.
For more detailed instructions check out our Chocolate Mold Tutorial.
These owls would look great in any color, but we think this orange is just perfect for Thanksgiving!
Ooo.. they would probably be extra cute with a little Cappuccino Brown Bakers Twine bow tied around the stick!
These little owl friends make us smile!
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Happy Pumpkin Cookies November 18 2010, 0 Comments
Look at these little guys.. don't they just look so happy! Bet they made you smile! I think its the big eye, tiny smile combo.
Mix up a batch of our favorite cutout cookie dough, cut pumpkins, bake and let cool. After baking mix up some of our favorite royal icing and reserve about an 1/8 of your icing. Dye the larger amount orange using our Orange Gel Paste Food Coloring. Dye the smaller reserved icing green using our Mint Green Gel Paste Food Coloring. We like to fold over our icing bag and place in a drinking glass to make filling the bag easy. Royal icing hardens pretty fast so try to quickly get it into your decorating bag, twisting the end of your bag shut, and securing it with a rubber band.
Outline your pumpkin and then flood the inside. We like to flood by squiggling the icing back and forth and then pushing it around with our icing tip to fill in any holes. This technique works really well if your icing is the right consistency. Not too stiff, not too runny.
The icing then settles into a really nice smooth surface.
Use the same technique for the green stems.
Let dry uncovered overnight. Add your Jumbo Royal Icing Eyes with a dab of royal icing and a little smile with our Black Edible Ink Pens.
For some cute packaging try our Brown Window 4" Cookie Box, Orange Paper Tags, or Pumpkin Bakery Labels.
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• Pumpkin Cutter
• Orange Gel Paste Food Coloring
• Mint Green Gel Paste Food Coloring
• Jumbo Royal Icing Eyes
• Black Edible Ink Pen
• 2 decorating bags
• 2 small frosting tips (#2 or #3)
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• royal icing
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The purchase was made possible through the generosity of Museum donors, with a lead gift from Geraldine Schottenstein Hoffman. Additional support provided by Tom Davis and Anonymous, Pamela and Jack Beeler Family, Loann W. Crane, Howard Fradkin and Peter Kengeter, Barry Friedman and and Susanne Cobey Friedman, Fishel Foundation, Beth Loew, D. Scott Owens and Kevin J. Kowalski, Louise and Lake Polan, Stephen and Orlene Shimberg, Nannette and Sandy Solomon, Clarke and Sara Jean Wilhelm, and Jane H. Zimmerman.
Endeavor, on loan from the artist, featured prominently in CMA's newly installed galleries when CMA unveiled its renovated building to the public on January 1, 2011. Endeavor was first displayed at CMA in 2003 as part of the traveling retrospective exhibition Concerto in Glass: The Art of Lino Tagliapietra organized by the Museum. Inspired by the annual Festival of Saints, a city-wide ceremony that symbolizes Venice's connection to the sea, Endeavor was an instant hit with CMA visitors and has become a beloved part of the Museum's "great experiences."
Lino was born in 1934 on the island of Murano, a locus of glassblowing whose history dates back to 1291. At the age of twelve, Lino apprenticed with the glass master Archimede Seguso. Nine years later, at the age of twenty-one, he earned the rank of maestro (master).
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CHAMPION Final details are coming together before the anticipated Feb. 1 opening of Meadowbrook Terrace, a 60-bed assisted-living facility at 21957 Cole Road.
Administrator Joseph W. Millard said that before residents can move into the facility, Meadowbrook Terrace needs its operating certificate from the state Department of Health.
We have to wait until official approval of the state to open that day, Mr. Millard said.
He said the Department of Health had contractors do punch-list items, such as putting up hand-washing signs, choking-warning signs and covers on light switches.
It provides the proof youve done everything you said you would do, he said, regarding the operating certificate. Im pretty optimistic. I dont foresee any major problems at this point.
All jobs have been filled, and staff will begin work when the facility opens. Mr. Millard said Opal Dacosta, case manager, has been interviewing potential residents.
Mr. Millard said he and several other representatives will be on hand from 4 to 7 p.m. Jan. 30 at Meadowbrook Terrace to host an open house.
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Meadowbrook Terrace will feature 48 322-square-foot studio apartments and 12 one-bedroom, 433-square-foot apartments
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The project was designed by Nelson Associates, Clinton. Murnane Building Contractors, Whitesboro, is the general contractor.
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Atlantica is walking and walking and walking and walking
There was a 13GBs Folder in my computer only for walking
Atlantica is walking and walking and walking and walking
I don't like this game because i like to focus on just 1 character, in this game you add stats for every mercenary, need to find armor for every mercenary instead of making one best character. Also yea, partying in this game isn't too bad, you can take down bosses so much easier in a party.
Partying is not very necessary especially in the early parts. However, there are parts where having a party will make things easier. There are also times in which a party is almost necessary to defeat the boss, or some mobs which gang you.
I like this game because it involves a little more strategy than the usual MMOs.
Is turn based combat good for an open PvP game? I've watched the video and the combat seems slow..
I play Atlantica and Wonderland I have to say wonderland is like the old school snes rpg games and Atlantica is more like the playstation rpg
In my opinion the combat isnt that slow. It actually goes pretty fast when you know what to do and when you dont know what to do the timer seems to run out too fast.
You should give AO a chance. It gets interesting after lvl 100. At that level if you are in guild and nation you can do the nation dungeons and guild dungeons.
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Kate is a visual artist who first started painting later in life in 2009. Kate paints portraits that capture the 'essence' of the subject. Kate loves color, texture and form and applying a fast loose style to her abstracts and alla prima landscapes. Her work is eclectic and vibrant.
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I believe the quote by artist Pierre Teilhard De Chardin �we are not human beings on a spiritual journey but Spiritual beings on a human journey� and I also agree with Leonardo da Vinci who said �Unless the Spirit moves the hand, there is no art�.
I take the inspiration that Almighty God gives me each day whilst observing His creation all about me, to try and paint the colors and textures and moods and essences of everything that I feel and see on to my canvas. I often use acrylic paints because they suit my fast loose style of painting and offer me the spontaneity that I desire.
While reading a book, watching television or browsing the internet on my PC, I might notice a vibrant color that excites me and I get an overwhelming desire to create a painting using that color. I start a painting with that color and as it progresses I will feel God impressing on me which color to layer on next and when to use some different textures and tools such as palette knives and sponges and a raft of other implements to get the �feel� of what I am trying to convey to the viewer. I often have no detailed plan ahead and the painting just evolves as my spirit is sensitivde to His spirit and the work emerges miraculously and wonderfully.
Sometimes I take a photograph of a person and paint my impression of them in a fast and loose style, very rarely taking more than 1-2 hours to fully complete it. The completed painting usually still is recognizable as that person, but seems to have captured �the essence� of the person somehow and can evoke a sense of strength with vulnerability, or joy and exhilaration in the subject�s personality.
I also create digital art using an electronic tablet and pen, using similar methods that I use when painting on a canvas, yet finding that even more possibilities are available because of the phenomenal tools available on the software programs you can obtain.
My desire is that those viewing my art would be drawn deeper into the image/s and to feel themselves being �touched� somehow by what they see and feel. My prayer is that those who buy my art would enjoy it for many years to come and that it would enhance their life in some small way. Paintings can be very healing and can evoke emotions of joy and contemplation as you look at them.
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