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Have you ever had a hard drive malfunction and needed to completely reinstall all your applications and drivers? Chances are, it took a while, and may have involved a desperate search for installation disks or license numbers. Reinstalling a server can be even more of a hassle.
Disk imaging software eases that pain by creating a single image "snapshot" of everything on a hard drive. That allows you or your IT staff to "clone" -- completely reproduce -- that hard drive in a single operation. It can get you up and running in less than an hour, as opposed to many hours. Even better, it can create huge savings in IT work time.
Even if your company tried imaging software in the past, and rejected it because it took too long or used too many network resources, advances mean you should take another look at this highly useful software, according to Joel Barker, senior product analyst for Aeshen, which creates training and marketing tools for technology professionals. "Now, images are smaller, networks are faster, and it's easier to store everything in a single location," he says.
Making the most of imaging
Here are some ways disk imaging can make your IT life easier:
- Disaster recovery: "We use imaging for customers to make it much quicker and easier to restore a desktop after a disaster," says Paul Sullivan, vice president and general manager of Agility Recovery Solutions, Inc. He estimates that restoring from an image saves four to six hours of work per desktop. Agility specializes in helping companies deal with catastrophes such as Hurricane Katrina or this summer's Midwestern flooding, but imaging can also help you recover from a relatively minor disaster such as a crashed computer. "I think the greatest value is reducing desktop support, which is a major IT cost," Barker says. If a desktop is suffering malware-related trouble or otherwise experiences a software-based crash, IT staff can simply restore an image rather than having to wipe the disk and reinstall everything from scratch. Often they can do the restore remotely and won't even have to touch the malfunctioning computer. It's important to note that, in most cases, the new image will completely replace the old, so that any applications or data stored after the snapshot was taken will be lost for good unless they're saved separately. This is why most IT experts recommend separate backup for day-to-day data, and why Sullivan recommends that his customers update their stored images on a quarterly basis or more, especially after installing a major new piece of software.
- Hard drive upgrades: "If your computer's hard drive is getting full and you need to replace it with something larger, it's easiest to create an image and then restore everything onto the new hard drive," says Ken Colburn, president of Data Doctors Computer Services. "That's what it was primarily used for in the past. It works so well because everything's in the same structure, and the same setting."
- Software deployments: Imaging can also come in handy during a software deployment, in which many desktops must be loaded with the same new or upgraded application, or operating system. Instead of doing the same installation over and over, IT staff can simply load it on one desktop, take a snapshot of that computer, and then copy the image onto all the rest. This strategy works especially well if your company uses standardized PC configuration. (For more on the benefits of standardized configuration, see previous article.)Keep in mind, however, that unless all employees have the same brand and model of computer and peripherals, you may need your imaging software to account for hardware variations.
- Resetting to a previous state: Have you ever had an upgrade or new application that caused more problems than it solved? Disk imaging makes it easy to undo a bad installation, and can completely remove unwelcome applications from your computer, which standard uninstall functions don't necessarily do. To take advantage of this benefit, make sure you or your IT staff takes an image of a computer or server just before beginning the new installation. Companies now paying to have IT pros restore their computers to Microsoft Windows XP after encountering problems with Vista could have saved themselves the money if they'd taken this step before beginning the Vista upgrade.
Before selecting imaging software, Barker says, you should first plan precisely how it will be used. "They're all targeted at slightly different roles," he says. "So you should decide your requirements before you start shopping, or you may get suckered into buying features you don't need."
There are also differences in their interfaces, some of which may work better for your IT setup than others. "The only way to find out is to test it," Barker says. Fortunately, he adds, "They all have free trial versions, though they may have limited features. So get the free version, and try it out."
Sidebar: Disk Imaging Software Options
Here are some of the most popular disk imaging options. Check their various features against your company's specific needs to make sure you pick the right one.
- Acronis True Image -- Allows for backups of key files and data as well as the entire disk image. Restores in minutes and allows computers to be online while restoring. Acronis Universal Restore allows you to restore the image to a different model or brand of computer, or even to a virtual machine.
- Symantec/Norton Ghost -- Can be managed remotely, and perform incremental backups as well as image restores. Can copy to an FTP site for easier off site recovery. Can trigger automatic backups of new data in response to increased malware threats.
- Microsoft Windows Deployment Services -- Microsoft offers this product primarily to assist with upgrades or migrations to new operating systems, but Joel Barker of Aeshen notes that it can also be used to create and restore disk images, and if you have Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or 2008, then Windows Deployment Services is available free. It works with XP as well as Vista.
- Paragon Drive Backup -- Paragon Drive Backup allows you to save both space and time with quicker backups and restores, and allows you to keep working during the backup. You can back up and restore your whole computer to and from a USB flash drive.


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MTV Europe Music Awards '08 Nominee ABRI, described as 'the best original band Dubai has ever seen' (Time Out). Their powerful blend of Soul, Jazz and R&B resonates throughout the region.
Like the desert sun, ABRI's music seems to come from all corners; a blended heat that moves the core. The UK-based Dubai band is built on the soulful union of vocalist Hamdan Al Abri and Rami Lakkis on the bass.
ABRI has been seen performing internationally in the UK at the Vibe Bar, Monkey Chews, Jazz Talent, and in India at The Blue Frog, Mumbai, and have performed in Dubai and Bahrain sharing the stage with Kanye West, Mika, Joss Stone, Ziggy Marley, Arrested Development, Timbaland, Shaggy and Kelly Rowland.
Recently, ABRI recorded their new album at the "Fortress Studio" in the UK. Will Davis, the mix engineer who worked on the album, had this to say about the band: "It has been a real pleasure working with ABRI their inventive compositions are delivered by one of the most exciting vocal talents it has been my privilege to hear". The highly anticipated CD released on May 20th, has already reached number 4 in the Virgin International Music Charts.
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|Cutaneous nerves in atopic dermatitis. A histological, immunohistochemical and electron microscopic study.
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|PMID: 9565347 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Although pruritus is the cardinal symptom of atopic dermatitis, its mechanism is not well understood. Free nerve endings in the skin are involved in pruritus as itching receptors. We studied the cutaneous nerve fibres in lichenified lesions of 16 patients with adult atopic dermatitis. On immunohistochemistry, fibres immunoreactive for neurofilament, neuron-specific enolase, and protein gene product 9.5 were observed in the papillary dermis and dermoepidermal junctions as well as in the epidermis. In these areas, no fibres stained positively for substance P, neuropeptide Y, vasoactive intestinal peptide, beta endorphin, somatostatin or serotonin. On electron microscopy, the ultrastructure of subepidermal and intraepidermal free nerve endings appeared to be essentially normal. However, the distribution density of the cutaneous nerve fibres was much higher than in normal controls, and the diameter of these fibres was much larger, because of the large number of axons in each nerve fibre. Degranulation of mast cells was not seen. These findings suggest that pruritus in lichenified atopic skin is probably not caused by damage to the cutaneous free nerve endings. In such lesions, the number of the cutaneous free nerve endings is greatly increased, but they may have a normal function.
|R Urashima; M Mihara
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|Title: Virchows Archiv : an international journal of pathology Volume: 432 ISSN: 0945-6317 ISO Abbreviation: Virchows Arch. Publication Date: 1998 Apr
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|Created Date: 1998-05-12 Completed Date: 1998-05-12 Revised Date: 2006-11-15
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|Nlm Unique ID: 9423843 Medline TA: Virchows Arch Country: GERMANY
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|Department of Dermatology, Faculty of Medicine, Tottori University, Nishimachi, Yonago, Japan.
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Dermatitis, Atopic / pathology*
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Middle Aged
Nerve Tissue Proteins / analysis
Neuropeptides / analysis*
Phosphopyruvate Hydratase / analysis
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|The effects of lower-extremity functional electric stimulation on the orthostatic responses of people with tetraplegia.
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|PMID: 16003676 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|OBJECTIVE: To determine whether application of functional electric stimulation (FES) to lower-limb muscles during postural tilting improves orthostatic tolerance in people with tetraplegia. DESIGN: A crossover design. SETTING: A rehabilitation hospital. PARTICIPANTS: Sixteen acute and chronic subjects with tetraplegia (15 men, 1 woman) with complete motor function loss at the C3-7 levels were recruited. Time since injury ranged from 2 to 324 months (mean, 118.9+/-104.2 mo). INTERVENTION: Subjects were tested on a progressive head-up tilting maneuver with and without the application of FES at 0 degrees , 15 degrees , 30 degrees , 45 degrees , 60 degrees , 75 degrees , and 90 degrees continuously for up to 1 hour. FES was administered to 4 muscle groups including the quadriceps, hamstrings, tibialis anterior, and gastrocnemius muscles bilaterally at an intensity that provided a strong, visible, and palpable contraction. This was to produce a muscle pumping mechanism during the tilting maneuver. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Systolic blood pressure (SBP), diastolic blood pressure (DBP), heart rate, perceived presyncope score, and the overall duration of orthostatic tolerance, that is, the time that subjects could tolerate the tilting maneuver without developing severe hypotension or other intolerance symptoms. RESULTS: When the tilt angle was increased, the subjects' SBP and DBP tended to decrease, whereas the heart rate tended to increase in both testing conditions. Adding FES to tilting significantly attenuated the drop in SBP by 3.7+/-1.1 mmHg (P = .005), the drop in DBP by 2.3+/-0.9 mmHg (P = .018), and the increase in heart rate by 1.0+/-0.5 beats/min (P = .039) for every 15 degrees increment in the angle of the tilt. FES increased the overall mean standing time by 14.3+/-3.9 min (P = .003). CONCLUSIONS: An FES-induced leg muscle contraction is an effective adjunct treatment to delay orthostatic hypotension caused by tilting; it allows people with tetraplegia to stand up more frequently and for longer durations.
|Clare Y Chao; Gladys L Cheing
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|Title: Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation Volume: 86 ISSN: 0003-9993 ISO Abbreviation: Arch Phys Med Rehabil Publication Date: 2005 Jul
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|Created Date: 2005-07-08 Completed Date: 2005-09-06 Revised Date: -
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|Physiotherapy Department, MacLehose Medical Rehabilitation centre, Hong Kong, China.
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As I ponder the future for Project Chaboo I realize I missed a lot of people. There are many many brilliant artists out there with great energy. Hopefully for round two I will find them all. I met illustrator Kalina Torino at the show- a couple months too late, unfortunately. Her work is super cool- check it out!
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4 pounds roast pork (get the butt or pork shoulder cut). You can use a 7or 8 pound cut of meat just double amounts listed below
Marinate the meat the night before with paprika, brown sugar, some salt and pepper just rub it all over the piece of meat then cover dish with plastic wrap and put in the refrigerator.
Roast the pork in 300- to 350- degree oven slowly for 3 to 4 hours, or you can cook it in a crock pot.
When meat cools, shred and set aside.
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» 1 cup drippings
» ½ stalk celery chopped in small peices
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» 2 onions (chop all in very small pieces)
Sauté all this in big pot first, then add the following together in the big pot:
» The shredded pork meat
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Dolma specializes in high quality, fine table linens, scarves and handbags, handmade by fair trade artisans in India. Every purchase with Dolma is an investment in a brighter future for women living in poverty. We are proud to bring their beautiful wares to homes and wardrobes across the U.S.
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An image of what is believed to be an upcoming Lenovo ThinkPad netbook, the x200e, has surfaced online. While the company has only said it's considering the concept, the leak suggests the computer is real and appears to have a cosmetically different form factor and that it may still use Windows XP.
Lenovo itself has neither confirmed nor denied the existence of the PC, but in the past has said any ThinkPad netbook would slot in above the current IdeaPad and could mean a more business-oriented focus as well as a larger screen size. There is a possibility that the new netbook could be powered by Intel's CULV chips. [via ClonedInChina]


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Located in Stow-on-the-Wold, this bed & breakfast is within 6 mi (10 km) of Cotswold Motoring Museum, The Model Village, and Birdland Park and Gardens. Chastleton House and Cotswold Falconry Centre are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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A. The Virginia HUNTERcourse.com Certificate of Completion is issued once you have completed the Virginia Online Hunter Safety Course.
A. No. The Certificate of Completion is proof that you have passed the online hunter safety course. For youth, ages 17 and under, you are now required to attend a Classroom Session. For adults, 18 years and older, you can purchase your license online by following the link on the Certificate.
A. Taking the Youth Virginia Online Safety Course will fully prepare you for the Classroom Session which is required by the state. You can take the course at any time, complete it on your own time and sign in and out at any point. Taking the Adult Virginia Online Safety Course allows you to take the complete course online, with no Classroom Session needed.
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By Jim Lanzalotto
Employer branding is the kind of business program that companies focus on when times are good.
But when an economy goes south like it has for the past few years, employer branding and its functional brethren, such as training, travel and promotional programs, are treated like children at family holiday gatherings -- off to the satellite table in the foyer.
So now that the U.S. economy is starting to eke its way out of the worst economic downturn of the past seven decades, it's time to dust off your employer brand as well as your preconceived notions.
Because it's time to fine-tune your employer brand to include your contingent workforce as an audience.
I'm sure the end of that sentence sent HR purists and their lawyers into a veritable tizzy and put their shorts in a bunch. But the stark reality is that for many companies, contingent programs are the source of as much as 25 percent of their traditional workforce. And unless companies wise up and learn to engage their contractors, consultants and freelancers in the fundamentals of their business, they stand to lose those valuable resources to other companies in the long run.
Reaching Contingents
The reasoning is simple. When staffers -- regardless of their classification -- know, understand and can communicate a company's value proposition, customer-facing programs become much more effective, because the employees become champions of the company. And that's more important than ever, because the continual organizational changes that have plagued firms for the past few years have fragmented relationships with traditional and contract employees. Internal marketing can connect all parties with common goals and values.
Now, I'm not promulgating that companies dump their arms-length relationships with contingent workers (just lose the inane term limit requirements, which we know do not mitigate co-employment issues). Nor do I think you should ever consider dropping your staffing relationships. But when it comes to your employer brand, it makes sense to expand it to engage this large source of potential employees.
And the best part is you already have an infrastructure in place to make it work.
Plan of Attack
First, work with your marketing leaders (they're the ones with the cool toys in their office) to better understand the messages behind your external communications plans. Then, in concert with your internal communications team, develop a program that packages all of your company's core messages into a straightforward presentation that can be delivered to contingent workers of all kinds.
Because communicating with customers with an identical voice improves the potential success of campaigns and enhances the return on marketing investments, internal programs should focus on the messages that you communicate to customers.
Now it's time to engage your supplier organizations in this program. Start with your MSP and the people who manage your on-site operations. Work with them to make sure that your company's key messages come across loud and clear and are communicated consistently by all contingent workers.
This kind of work can begin in an orientation session and continue in quarterly or other regular meetings your on-site teams have with contingents. There are other tools, too -- from webcasts to Intranet sites -- that can help continue that communication. And don't forget promotional products like posters, screensavers or desktop tchotchkes to help remind your stakeholders of those messages.
Remember, the goal here isn't to ruin the transparency of your programs with your MSPs. It's more to make sure that everyone who works at your company communicates the same messages when they're interacting internally and externally. Quite simply, everyone who works in your business needs to know why they're at work and why what they do makes a difference to your customers.
It's very easy to forget fundamental things like that, especially in today's far-flung work environments, in which entire teams rarely meet face-to-face. And, because many teams are made up of a mix of company employees and contractors or consultants, an expanded employer branding effort will go a long way to making workers of all stripes feel like they're impacting the business in a positive way.
Jim Lanzalotto runs Scanlon.Louis, a strategy and marketing outsourcing firm that helps companies grow. He can be reached at email@example.com or 610.212.5411.


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Russian aircraft over Lancashire sparks 'spy plane' fears
The Ministry of Defence has moves to reassure the public after a Russian military aircraft was photographed flying over Lancashire.
The Antonov aircraft was seen in the skies near Colne at the weekend, sparking concerned calls to the MoD.
But a spokesman said the flight was "routine" and and pre-approved by defence chiefs.
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Fiancee of man killed in motorbike crash launches appeal
Can you identify this man?
Detectives in Lancashire are trying to identify a man who fell from a railway bridge in Colne.
Paramedics were called to the scene on the town's Knotts Lane last Sunday evening, but could not save him from his injuries.
Officers have released an artist's impression of the man, who was believed to be aged between 40 and 55.
He was around 5ft 9in tall. He wore glasses, blue trousers, a blue and white checked shirt, a grey jumper, and a brown zip-up jacket.
The man carried no ID of any kind.
Detective Inspector Jez Holland said: "While he doesn't match any of our missing person's records, he is someone's father, brother or uncle and surely someone, somewhere is missing him and wondering what has happened to him."
Appeal after woman raped in Colne
Police are appealing for witnesses a 35 year old woman was raped on her way home from a night out in Colne on Saturday.
The attack happened sometime between 9.40pm and 10.15pm at the rear of Exchange Street and Blascomy Way when the woman has encountered a lone man smoking a cigarette.
It is believed the man may have been disturbed during the attack when someone has been heard speaking further up the backstreet.
Officers are carrying out CCTV and house to house enquires but anyone with any information that could assist police with their investigation should contact Lancashire Police on 101.
A 35 year old man from Colne has been arrested on suspicion of rape and is currently being questioned by officers.
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Huge crowds turned out for Wallace Hartley's funeral
It is thought up to 40,000 mourners lined the streets of Colne for Wallace Hartley's funeral.
Colne marks 100 years since Titanic bandmaster's funeral
Events are being held in Colne today to mark the 100th anniversary of Wallace Hartley's funeral.
He was the bandmaster on board the Titanic. His was the only musician's body to be recovered after the disaster.
A funeral walk will leave from Bethel Church in the town at 10.30am.
There will also be a memorial service at his graveside at 1.30pm.
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Middle schooler honored in Washington DC
May 18, 2011
Phoebe Holmes, 13, was honored in the nation's capital for her volunteer work, at the 2011 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Phoebe along with 101 other youth volunteers from across the country received a $1,000 award as well as congratulations from Academy Award-winning actress Susan Sarandon at the 16th annual award ceremony at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History.
Phoebe was named the top middle school youth volunteer in Michigan last February. In addition to the cash award, she received engraved silver medallions and an allexpense-paid trip with her parents to Washington, D.C.
"The Prudential Spirit of Community honorees have seen problems in their communities and around the world and have taken action," Sarandon said. "Their compassion to help others should give us all a lot of hope for the future."
Phoebe, an eighth-grader at Oakview Middle School, is an avid volunteer who has tutored elementary school children at a local library, exercised and entertained dogs and cats at an animal shelter, and built stage sets for a nonprofit youth theatre group. "I enjoy spending time with children and animals, so I was looking for any opportunity to play a role in their lives," Phoebe said.
At the library, Phoebe tutored children every week during the school year, helping them with their homework, test preparation, and anything else that they might need practice.
As a pet-sitter in her neighborhood, Phoebe sought work at the animal shelter because, "I wanted to spend my spare time with less fortunate animals who did not have a home," she said.
She recruited several friends to volunteer with her. Her work with the theatre group involved a wide variety of set-building jobs, including painting, hammering, drilling, and stapling.
"Phoebe represent young Americans who have a strong sense of community and who are dedicated to improving our neighborhoods, our nation and our world," said John R. Strangfeld, chairman and CEO of Prudential Financial, Inc. "With great anticipation, we look forward to her future."
achievements as she continue to spread the spirit of community."
More than 29,000 young people participated in the 2011 awards program last fall through schools,
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the Points of Light Institute's HandsOn Network. The top middle level and high school applicants in each state were selected in February, and were flown to Washington this week with their parents for four days of special recognition events.
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Hopewell's Solid Third Quarter Drops Royals
By Ryan Lazo, sports editor
Jan 17, 2014, 22:17
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PRINCE GEORGE — In a first half featuring five lead changes, Hopewell had begun to take control with an 8-0 run, taking an eight-point lead with just 1:26 remaining. However, Prince George would not let the game get out of hand and responded with seven-straight points, ending with a Savonte Chappell jump-shot as time expired.
All it took was 61 seconds for Hopewell to lose all the momentum they worked for as they entered the locker room with a one-point lead and faced a Royals' team confident in their abilities after a second-quarter flurry.
But just 48 hours after having a dismal second-quarter cost them a game at Thomas Dale, the Blue Devils came out of the intermission on fire, capitalizing on an 8-2 run to take a lead they would not relinquish in a 69-61victory.
"It seems like all season we've been in that situation and I felt like we had all momentum going into half right until the last play," Hopewell head coach Robbie St. John said after just his team's second win in its past five games. "I just told them in the locker room that we had to make a decision as to whether or not we are better the team and two, if we were going to go out and take the victory that was supposed to be ours."
The Blue Devils (7-9) took their coach's advice and went on two separate runs in the third quarter which allowed them to take all momentum from the Royals. In fact, it was Hopewell's ability to answer Prince George's (4-10) every run which highlighted the improved mental state of the team.
While the Royals' Cedric Wright's clutch 3-pointer cut the Hopewell lead to just four points — 40-36 — Daniel Saunders jump-started a Blue Devils' run off a cut to the basket ending in a lay-in for two of his game-high 18 points. His bucket was immediately followed by a Darrell Taylor spin move in the post for another basket and capped off by an Isaiah Fernandez jump-shot from the top of the key.
However, even after a dominating third-quarter, questions still lingered if this Hopewell squad could remain ahead and not squander another lead in the final frame. But all the worries were slammed down onto the hardwood after Taylor rose for a two-handed jam before blocking a shot on the defensive end to spring Tabyus Taylor for a basket plus a foul.
It was the jolt the Blue Devils needed to leave no doubt as the 7-0 run opened up a 57-43 lead with just six minutes remaining in the game.
"I still think there were a couple of times where it looked like we panicked a little at the end," St. John explained. "But I think we got the stops we needed too."
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And it may have been Hopewell's defensive effort which won them the game after their team-wide effort on Chappell.
Prince George's rugged forward is the focal point of the offense and the Blue Devils utilized multiple defensive looks to stop his ability to front in the low-post. Chappell rarely received touches in the paint, but on the few he did, he showed how he can impact a game with 13 points on the night.
"We worked to front the post and of course he's really good at preventing you from doing that," St. John said of Chappell. "But we also did a lot of pinching in, and did it from different angles ... for the most part he didn't get anything easy tonight."
However, while the defense provided the key push for the win, the Blue Devils received a huge scoring boost from Fernandez. The junior guard is rarely aggressive on the offensive end, but with the Royals' guards playing off of him while defending the pass, Fernandez took advantage.
The 5-foot-11 guard fired up long-range jump-shots and deftly slide by defenders for acrobatic runners en route to a season-high 14 points. Yet, that would be just part of the story.
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Fernandez also recorded upwards of seven assists while also picking Prince George's pockets for four steals on the night, impacting the game in every category.
"I think the scouting report on him because he's such an unselfish player and knows his role is to give him a step," St. John said. "We were waiting for the game for when Isaiah would take some opportunities and I don't think he forced anything, but he definitely took those chances tonight."
And it was Fernandez's ability to score which opened up the driving lanes for his teammates as Tabyus Taylor dropped in 18 points and Darrell Taylor scored 12 points in his most dominant showing all season long.
In fact, the 6-foot-4 Taylor was a different player after his two-handed slam in transition, dominating play on both the defensive end — he recorded four blocks on the night — and the offensive end.
The win against Prince George provided Hopewell with all the elements they will need to win the rest of the way with a team-wide effort on doing whatever it took to capture victory. If the mentality sticks around, the Blue Devils should experience more success, making second-half collapses a thing of the past.
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In honor of February's National Chili Day, Sanctuary at Marian Place, a senior housing community in Monroe, hosted a chili cook-off between four Monroe County restaurants.
McGeady's Town Pub, Monroe Street Grill, Fino's Family Dining and Schottenheimer's competed in a culinary showdown for the best chili in town.
In honor of the senior community's fresh food focus, Sanctuary at Marian Place Chef David Parriet served homemade corn bread to accompany and complement the recipes.
Judges were Monroe City Mayor Robert Clark; Dr. Mark Sherrard, chief medical officer of Mercy Memorial Hospital, and Miss Monroe County 2011 Tara Althaus. The top prize, the Judge's Favorite, was awarded to McGeady's Town Pub.
Sanctuary at Marian Place residents and friends of the community chose the People's Choice Award, which was taken home by Fino's Family Dining.
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Hey Litup !
Yeah, it was about lunches. I love all that rice/noodles with sauce dishes but know they're not great for the points. There's a tortellini with spinach and ricotta on today, not sure what that would be like. Then there's beef stir fry with noodles.
As for the soup, it's got a very watery/tomato base to it, and a lot of zero point veg in it ... celery, onion, tomato, peppers. And it's my fave soup ever !!! Oh it's on today !!!
Bring in your own lunch and you will have control of your portion size, know exactly what is in it and exactly how many points it is. Otherwise, its all guesswork.


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Place the flour, baking powder and caster sugar into a bowl and stir to combine.
Add the egg yolks and milk to the bowl with the dry ingredients and whisk to make a smooth batter.
In a separate clean bowl, whisk the egg whites until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed, then fold into the batter.
Heat a large frying pan until hot, add the butter and heat until melted and foaming. Place ladlefuls of the batter into the pan and cook for 1-2 minutes, or until bubbles start to form on top of the batter. Turn the pancakes over using a spatula and cook for a further minute on the other side. Remove from the pan and keep warm until ready to serve. Repeat the process with the remaining batter.
Meanwhile, heat a frying pan until hot, add the bacon and cook for two minutes on each side, or until crisp. Remove from the pan and drain on kitchen paper.
To serve, divide the pancakes among four serving plates, top with the bacon and drizzle with maple syrup.
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ones I would need to fit a part to my steering rack to stop the tyres rubbing on the body work,
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Not even quite possibly Greenville's wettest baseball season stopped the Drive from having an award-winning playing surface at Fluor Field at the West End this season.
Greenville heads groundskeeper Greg Burgess has been selected as the Sports Turf Manager of the Year by the South Atlantic League, and Flour Field has been selected the Best Playing Field for 2013.
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By Julee Graham
Premier Gymnastics of the Rockies went to the University of Denver this past weekend to compete in the "2013 Denver Winterfest Classic." Colorado Gymnastics Institute of Aurora was the host of the event that took place February 22-24, 2013. Premier's Level 7 Team and Level 8 Team each took 3rd Place in the Team competition.
Level 7 Team:
In the Child Division; Katie Parsons placed 4th on Beam and Nicole Sims placed 5th on both Vault and Floor. In the Junior Division; Moira Dillow placed 4th on Vault and Kaiya Lindhardt placed 5th on Bars.
Level 8 Team:
In the Child Division; Kairey Vela placed 5th in the All-Around, Jaxi Melby placed 2nd on Vault, Abbie McCrimmon placed 3rd on Beam and Tatum Graham placed 4th on Floor. In the Junior Division Aryn Archambeau placed 2nd on Beam and 5th on both Vault and All-Around.
Level 9:
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11/25/2015 | Sox's outfield alignment has Bradley in center
The Red Sox, who spent the final weeks of the season experimenting with their outfield alignment, are leaning toward going with Jackie Bradley Jr. as the primary center fielder in 2016.
11/25/2015 | Holt heavily involved in children's charities
Brock Holt's uncanny versatility on the field allows him to play seven different positions and led to him being an American League All-Star in 2015. As it turns out, Holt is also a super-utility man for the Red Sox off the field, doing anything he can to help out in the community and put smiles on the faces of children.
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Does the news of David Ortiz's retirement after the 2016 season give the Red Sox any temptation to make a run at Chris Davis? Beat reporter Ian Browne answers that question and more in the latest Inbox.
11/22/2015 | Dombrowski looks to find ace in free agency
During a radio interview Sunday, Red Sox president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski said he did not have a preference among the available starting pitchers and that Boston would be interested in any of them.
11/22/2015 | Fenway face-lift proves hit for college football
Fenway Park may be synonymous with the Red Sox, but on Saturday, it was all about college football.
11/22/2015 | Notre Dame prevails in Fenway football game
For the first time since 1968, Fenway Park hosted a football game on Saturday night, with Notre Dame defeating Boston College, 19-16. Brian Kelly, the head coach of the Irish, grew up in the Boston suburb of Chelsea.
11/21/2015 | Henderson, Yount recount milestone moments
Rickey Henderson and Robin Yount , two of MLB's 29 historical 3,000-hit men, were on the stage of the Juniper Ballroom in the Aria Hotel on Friday, reminiscing about their careers in an installment of a lecture series that is a featured part of Tony La Russa's 4th Annual Leaders & Legends weekend to benefit the Pets for Vets program of his Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF).
11/20/2015 | Light, Hernandez, Jerez added to Sox's 40-man
The Red Sox added three prospects to the 40-man roster on Friday, with righty reliever Pat Light most notable among them.
11/20/2015 | Legends of the Fall: Top prospects play for title
The Arizona Fall League season concludes with today's title game between Surprise and Salt River at 3 p.m. ET on MLB Network and MLB.com.
11/20/2015 | Complete list of 2015 Esurance MLB Award winners
Baseball's annual award seasons was memorable, filled with Gold Gloves, Silver Sluggers and Cy Youngs. And on Friday we got the grand finale, with the presentation of the Esurance MLB Awards.
11/18/2015 | Travis plates 2 as Scorpions silence Peoria
It was just another night at the ballpark for a pair of Red Sox prospects that continue to dominate their way through the Arizona Fall League.
11/18/2015 | Signing Ortiz changed Red Sox's course
Sometimes history writes itself. That was the case for the Red Sox with David Ortiz and Louie Eljaua, one of the scouts who pushed the hardest for Theo Epstein to sign him.
11/18/2015 | Past, present Sox agree: Ortiz one of a kind
With David Ortiz set to retire following the 2016 season, the thing that stands out the most to those who have watched him is how minimal his decline has been in the latter years of his career.
11/18/2015 | In their words: Red Sox reflect on Ortiz
With David Ortiz announcing that the 2016 season will be his last, members of the Red Sox organization have offered their thoughts on the legendary career of Big Papi.
11/17/2015 | Often larger than life, Papi's had incredible run
Has a nickname fit a player better than Big Papi does David Ortiz? He's had a career that lived up to it.
11/17/2015 | 11 of Papi's most memorable moments
With David Ortiz's career reportedly coming to an end after the 2016 season, memories are sure to come flooding out for Red Sox fans. And as impressive as Ortiz's numbers have been, his career will be defined more by moments than stats.
11/17/2015 | Ortiz reportedly to retire after next season
Red Sox slugger David Ortiz will retire after the 2016 season, according to a report by FoxSports.com. Neither Ortiz nor the Red Sox have confirmed the report.
11/13/2015 | Red Sox likely to acquire ace via free agency
After acquiring a bullpen centerpiece in Craig Kimbrel on Friday night, Red Sox president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski can now focus his attention on reeling in an ace. And that pitcher is all but certain to be a free agent.
11/13/2015 | Scouting profile: Sam Travis
Sam Travis has soared through the Red Sox development program. In parts of two seasons, he has reached Double-A and has compiled a .310 career batting average in 848 plate appearances. The right-handed hitting Travis is No. 11 on the Red Sox Top 30 Prospects list.
11/12/2015 | Bogaerts wins first Silver Slugger Award
Xander Bogaerts, who raised his batting average 80 points in one year, was rewarded with the American League's Silver Slugger at shortstop on Thursday.
11/12/2015 | Papi pays visit to children at MassGeneral
As David Ortiz made his way through Massachusetts General Hospital on Thursday to visit pediatric patients in the hopes of raising their spirits, the Red Sox slugger had a simple message for each child: Never stop dreaming.
11/12/2015 | Red Sox lay groundwork at GM Meetings
The Red Sox didn't make any deals at the General Managers Meetings, but they've set themselves up for a productive Hot Stove season.
11/11/2015 | Travis and Lin lead Scottsdale offense in AFL
Scottsdale (16-7) increased its lead in the Arizona Fall League East division Wednesday, beating Glendale 7-5 at Camelback Ranch. The Scorpions' offense featured strong performances by a pair of Red Sox prospects.
11/11/2015 | Sox interested in Chapman? Closer a big prize
Of all the impact pitchers the Red Sox have a chance to acquire this offseason, it's safe to say that none would create more excitement than Aroldis Chapman.
11/11/2015 | No Gold Glove -- yet -- for promising Bogaerts
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This man's family blames the cop he shot for his death because they say he should have stayed in his car. Smh
The majority of "Moms" i see on tv being interviewed about their criminal children usually do not blame their POS kid. They scream, yell and holler to blame everyone BUT the criminal...
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Intel said that the demo was a late addition to Intel's presentation and the Santa Clara chip maker simply didn't have time to set it up live.
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If I told the average person that Clay Aiken was working with the Tap Project, most would probably assume it involved a cane, top hat and a shuffle, shuffle, flap.
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A poetic guitarist Eric Draven is brought back to life by a crow a year after he and his fiancée are murdered. The crow guides him through the land of the living, and leads him to his killers.
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GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. – Dollar General Corp. is offering a 10% discount on toy purchases of $100 or more during the holiday season.
The dollar store chain said Friday that the discount will be in effect through Dec. 24 at all of its 9,600 locations, which cover 36 states.
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New York State may soon recognize a "state visual artist." If adopted by the New York State Legislature, a citation named for Nyack native son Edward Hopper would acknowledge the work of a contemporary artist with an honorarium of $10,000. The chosen artist will also give two public showings within the State, one of which will be at the Edward Hopper House Art Center. Assemblymember Ellen Jaffee (D-Suffern) visited the Hopper House last week to announce the establishment of the Edward Hopper Citation of Merit for Visual Artists.


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The Los Angeles Dodgers have had a subpar season because of injuries to their bullpen (Jonathan Broxton, Hong Chih Kuo), and starting pitching staff (Jon Garland, Rubby De La Rosa) and position players (Casey Blake, Rafael Furcal, Juan Uribe), but the biggest distraction has been the front office. Owner Frank McCourt and his divorce proceedings has taken a toll on its players, fans and the city of L.A.
Although that hasn't stopped centerfiedler Matt Kemp from having a MVP type season. He currently is tied for the lead in the NL in homreuns (31) and is 2nd in RBI's (100) and is 3rd in stolenbases (33). His .324avg ranks him 4th in the league and his 84 runs ties him for 6th. His numbers alone should land him the NL MVP trophy, but because the Dodgers have had a mediocre season, he may be overlooked. However, Andre Dawson landed the award eventhough the Cubs had a horrible record.
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Of a place where creatures rear,
Slinking through the alleyways
Of a town now lost to fear.
Beings from a twilight land
Bringing terror to the all,
Landed gentry and peasant folk
Cringe at doleful, wailing calls.
Fiends crouching in shadowy ways
Searching for unwary folk,
Wandering out late in the night
Not yet burdened by terror's yolk.
Monstrous creatures lumber by
Beings from the fearful dark,
To haunt the people of this day
Sent here from some horrid past.
Slime trails fill the empty streets
Where foul creatures slowly pass,
Sniffing out the town of fear
Hunting for their sole repast.
Human meat is what they want
The only meat on which they feed,
Seeking through the fearful town
For the nourishment they need.
Through the darkened alleyways
Great serpentine beings do abound,
Slithering through the unlit streets
Hunting people through the town.
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Through a town now lost to fear
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Officers were called to the Countryside Mobile Home Park near the intersection of Casement Road and Allen Road around 5 AM on Wednesday, November 7, 2012.
Tharen Sparke, 27, who police say lives in the trailer park, reported that cash and clothing items were taken from him by two acquaintances during a dispute. He received minor injuries in the scuffle.
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The robbery remains under investigation.
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