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Doty Samson is overwhelmed by how many people are supporting her fight against lung cancer.
At a benefit in her honor March 9, it was standing-room-only from 6 p.m. until the Putnam Tavern shut down at 2:30 the next morning, she said. There were people there she hadn't seen in years, and in all, the crowd raised more than $3,000.
"Just so many people, friends and family, showed up - people I haven't seen since high school," Samson said. "They came, and all I could do was cry because I haven't seen them in forever and they were there for me. ... I thank and love everyone for coming." ...


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I made Curry Hummus a few weeks back. In that recipe I made mention of Smitten Kitchen's Ethereally Smooth Hummus. Deb achieved her heavenly hummus smoothness first by peeling each and every garbanzo bean. Pfffttt. I quickly and easily dismissed that possibility in my Curry Hummus in hopes of expediting the process and getting hummus in my face as soon as possible. Peel every bean!? No way.
The only problem is, the thought of Deb's smooth hummus has been haunting me ever since! Dangit! Laziness backfired.
Back in the kitchen for me! This time with a recipe from the latest Food and Wine magazine for Avocado Hummus. Between the peeled beans and the creamy avocado, I really need this to be a smooth success!
How long does it take to peel two cups of garbanzo beans for hummus? About twenty minutes. Twenty solid minutes. Is it worth it? Yea… mostly. Do you really haaaaave to do it. No… it's cool. But you might be haunted just like me. Beware.
The peeled garbanzo beans are combined with other hummus-y ingredients like garlic, tahini, lemon, olive oil, salt and pepper. The avocado adds a really rad depth of flavor, making this hummus somewhere between guacamole and hummus.
Well!!? Wa it completely smooth!? Was it worth the twenty minutes of peeling? Yes my hummus was dreamy smooth. But I have to admit that all that smooth hummus kind of had me missing the slightly more chunky variety. Ugh. I know. I'm the worst. This might be a 'grass is always greener' situation. I loved the light and creamy texture of this hummus, but also would have been totally satisfied if the hummus had a little bite to it. Either way it works for me. At least I can rest easy knowing this!
It's time for pita chips and avocado slices!
I like to add a bit of olive oil, coarse sea salt, and black pepper to my hummus. A little bit of bite with every bite!
Creamy Avocado Hummus
makes about 3 cups
1 (15-ounce) can chickpeas, drained
2 ripe avocados, cut into chunks
1/2 cup olive oil
1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
1 1/2 tablespoons tahini
1 clove garlic
salt and pepper to taste
green bell pepper, sliced for serving
cucumber, sliced for serving
pita chips, for serving
For an extra smooth hummus spread, take the time to remove the skins from the chickpeas. If you have neither the time or patience for that, no problem… throw the drained chickpeas in as-is.
In the bowl of a food processor, combine chickpeas, avocado chunks, olive oil, lemon juice, tahini, and garlic. Add a good pinch of salt and pepper. Blend until combined and smooth. I blended my hummus for about 3 minutes. Stop the food processor and taste. Add more salt and pepper and lemon if necessary. Blend for another 5 minutes until light and smooth. Serve topped with a bit of olive oil, salt and pepper. Serve with fresh vegetables and pita chips.
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I'm a hummus fan and an avocado fan but it never occurred to me to blend the two together. Great idea – looking forward to giving it a go!
Wow. I love hummus and this looks like another keeper. Delicious! Thanks for sharing from 3girls1apple.com
Hummus and guacamole hybrid sounds like the most ultimate dip. It also seems like a good gateway dip to guacamole, which my boyfriend thinks he doesn't like.
Joy- When I read about your chickpea peeling woes, I figured I should help you like you help all of us with your awesome work. Here's a link to a recipe where they teach you the easiest way to eliminate chickpea skins: baking soda! First, dry beans are so much better- no taste from the metal. Soak the beans overnight. Drain and then add a teaspoon of baking soda to the beans in a pot. Over the heat they go where you stir constantly for 3 minutes. Then you add water and cook for 20-40 minutes. The baking soda makes the skin fall right off. Now, you are ready to proceed with whatever hummus recipe you want. http://food52.com/recipes/22888-yotam-ottolenghi-sami-tamimi-s-basic-hummus
This looks great! I love the thickness of avocado, so that's such a great idea to make an avocado humus! Love it, girl!
Guacomole… and hummus… together! I can't even deal right now
I have to admit, avocados aren't my jam at all, but in hummus, i mayy be able to deal with them!
Gorgeous! I love that shade of green! I think I'd eat anything that color!
I've found it's easier to peel canned chickpeas than fresh, if that helps ya :)
this sounds delicious, joy!! Such a fun flavour!
a further thought re. chunkiness – the peeled chickpeas can be processed less, which will result in both strong chickpea flavour and rougher texture.
OK, now I'm done! Sorry for the multiple comments. I kept thinking of another thing to say! :)
I should add that apparently there's a quick way to peel chickpeas – just put them on a clean kitchen towel and rub in the towel. Then it's easier to just pick the chickpeas out. Will try it next time. So far, I found the peeling strangely therapeautic, so it was probably at a time when I needed to chill out and unplug my brain from the Internet/TV/work grid.
I find there's a difference in flavour between peeled and unpeeled chickpeas, akin to that of peeled vs. unpeeled broadbeans. The flavours are more pronunced and clean in the peeled versions. The peel itself does not have that much flavour so it feels like it's 'diluting' my hummus. Once I've tried that, it's hard to go back… Recently, I've been peeling my chickpeas I'm afraid…
I love houmous and guacamole, so it's only right that this mixture of the two exists. Can't wait to try it some time. Although I don't know if I can be bothered with all the peeling, I'm so used to it being chunky.
i just started experimenting with different hummus making techniques – and i definitely gotta say i prefer the peeled bean version! (although it does take a lot more time!) i can't wait to try out hummus with avocado though… awesome recipe!
Yep I have become to addicted richness of skinless hummus too. You just made it ten time more addictive by addition of buttery avo. I think in a world this big, chunky and smooth hummus can live in harmony don't you think?


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The State Property Accounting Policies and Procedures Manual requires the University to conduct a physical inventory of all capital and controlled assets. It will be coordinated by the Property Manager once a year. This process attempts to ensure that every capital and controlled asset is listed on the Property Manager's Master Inventory Record and to account for each capital and controlled asset issued to a department.
Each Property Custodian will receive
s their departmental inventory report prior to the initiation of the required annual property inventory. The inventory report includes these specific items:
- Inventory number
- Invoice date
- Description of the asset including responsible person
- Location (department, building, and room number)
- Serial number, when applicable
- Value of asset
The Property Custodian performs the physical inventory. The Property Custodian shall verify the information and indicate to the Property Manager any necessary changes to the report. After the Property Custodian performs the physical inventory, the Property Manager shall verify on a sample basis the inventory listing. Any discrepancies shall be researched by the Property Manager to ensure the accuracy of the Property Custodian's reporting. The Property Manager's clerk will update the database prior to sending the Certification of Physical Inventory Form to the State Comptroller. Facility Services will provide an updated departmental inventory report to each department after all reports have been received.
The condition of the property should also be evaluated during a physical inventory.
New-new or excellent condition.
Good-new, used or reconditioned property which has been renovated, and, while still in usable condition, is slightly shopworn, soiled, or otherwise precluded from the term 'new condition.' The condition of the property does not impair the utility of the property.
Fair-new or used property that is soiled or shopworn, rusted, deteriorated or damaged to the extent that utility is slightly impaired; or reconditioned property which has been repaired or renovated but has deteriorated since reconditioning and on which further repair or renovation is required or expected to be needed in the near future.
Poor-new or used property so badly broken, soiled, rusted, mildewed, deteriorated, or damaged that its utility is seriously impaired or property which has been repaired or renovated and is in bad condition as a result of serious deterioration such as major wear and tear, corrosion or exposure to weather.
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A big first quarter helped Maysville take a step closer to the outright Muskingum Valley League title Saturday.
The Panthers (13-0, 19-0) outscored host Tri-Valley 21-8 in the first quarter in a 49-34 victory that clinched a share of the championship.
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The first three games should come as little surprise to anyone reading Joystiq the last couple days: Bayonetta, by Hideki Kamiya, creator of Devil May Cry, Okami, and Viewtiful Joe; Infinite Line, by Hifumi Kouno at Nudemaker, creator of Steel Battalion and, before that, the Clock Tower series; and MadWorld, a mad-cap feast of ultraviolence for -- you guessed it! -- the Wii by first time director Shigenori Nishikawa.
After wrangling the press into a restaurant overlooking San Francisco Bay, adorned with Sega and Platinum Games ice sculptures and milling with enthusiasm for the partnership, Jeffrey explained Sega's standing in the world of video game publishers (read: they're getting better) before introducing Tatsuya Minami, president and CEO of Platinum Games. "A lot of people have said the development companies in Japan haven't been doing well lately," Minami said. "But we are different. We would like people in the world to once again play high-quality Japanese games. And to realize this dream we've been looking for a good partner." Cue: Sega.
Minami-san praised Sega's "courage" in allowing them to make "these unique and exciting" titles. Of particular interest to Platinum was Sega's "well-known and worldwide brand" -- not dissimilar from Capcom's come to think of it. With offices around the world, Sega provides significant resources to Platinum, making them "the perfect partner" for the superstar studio. They began the presentation of the three games, but not before teasing, "There is a fourth title we can't announce just yet. The director on this title is Shinji Mikami."
Once the presentations were through, and interviews were winding down, and beer had been drunk, Sega PR reps flirted through the crowd, letting them know there was one more surprise. No, not that Shinji Mikami game (that's what we were hoping too!); rather, some fireworks launched from a barge in the Bay, to commemorate one of the company's most promising announcements in years.
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The man with the huge belly gave out a bellowing laugh and he cupped his glass of wine, I laughed with him too, I was having fun until he messed things up for himself "so as your personal banker I just wanted to know, how did a young lady such as yourself come into such huge amounts of money… you're not a bank robber are you?" he chuckled but I however didn't I walked slowly over to him and slowly whispered in his ear " being nosey is one thing I… hate" Mr Roberts chuckled nervously and I laughed over his shoulder "you really want to know" Mr Roberts gulped from behind "no no, it's your personal matter" I grabbed Billy from under my skirt "but it's too late, Mr Robert, hey turn around and face me when you talk" Mr Roberts slowly spun around only to find my gun in the middle of his head. "It's way too late Mr Roberts"
I comprised whether I should leave the body or bury it. I had my gloves on so I could get away with it. Who am I kidding I could get away from anything. I decided to leave the body; I want to read about him in the newspapers. I stroked Mr Robert's hair "sorry pal"
I got up early and walked down to the café on the corner, I picked up a newspapers and just as I suspected Mr Robert's face was on the cover, "Dead and gone… In his own apartment" I laughed at the heading and drank my coffee. Mr Roberts had nobody and I felt slightly sorry for him. They suggested that he may have committed suicide and they were looking further into it. Yes suicide. He killed himself.
I didn't want to go home this evening, I still felt a little bad about Mr Roberts, I remembered in the newspaper that they mentioned where they were burying him, maybe I should pay him a visit.
I ran towards the dark cemetery before it closed. It was getting darker by the minute and the wind seemed to want to blow people off the streets. I looked around the graves, at the names, soldiers, dear wives, husbands, daughters and sons. This place wasn't nice. Mr Robert's grave went around the corner and there was a bench next to it. Somebody was sitting on it he was looking down at Mr Robert's grave. I marched towards it and seemed angry "who the hell are you" I asked as I poked the person.
The person was a guy he looked up at me through tear soaked eyes "that's my dad in there!" he cried out and he pointed towards Mr Robert's grave "I'm his long lost son"
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I m 6'6" and 165 lbs so I have even more challenges than you do but do not give up hope! #1 most important tip is to locate a TAILOR near you. This sounds strange but will change your relationship to clothing. #2: Find a coat, no matter how big, that is long enough in the sleeves. The tailor can take a wedge out of the back and make it fit your trunk. This will make it fit exactly like you want, and is easy to do. It is impossible to tell that my coat was surgically altered and it feels great to have something that fits. Cost me $20. #3: Pants. Three solutions here. Find something long enough, and have tailor take in the waist so they fit. Or, what I did: got some excellent Burton pants; went to Seattle Fabrics (online) and found nylon of the same color; had tailor extend the pants 5" and now they fit perfectly. (I have 36" inseam and 32" waist, my pants fit normally and go the the bottom of my boots which is just right.) Third option is to get two pairs of pants that fit in the waist and have tailor chop the legs off one to extend the other. Sounds crazy but it works. Fourth, the board. 26cm waist which passes for "wide" simply is not good. Look at any decent park guy and their boards are about as wide as their boots. I have size 13 boots and don't get boot-out on my wide board but I still feel uncomfortable laying out on edge; and also I would like the increased stability on boxes/rails, etc. I plan on getting a Donek Phoenix ... owner their will make a wider board (28cm) for me for very little extra.
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Tuesday March 26, 2013 Sweet 16: A look at some fresh links talking about Gators, rest of field
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Updated: 1:39pm, March 26
The Gators face Cinderella on Friday night in the Sweet 16.
After wins over Georgetown and San Diego State, Florida Gulf Coast is the media darling of this year's March Madness.
The Eagles are a hot national story and will be heavy underdogs Friday at Cowboys Stadium against the Gators.
With the matchup still more than 72 hours away, let's take a look at what some of the pundits are saying about the Gators after they made it to the Sweet 16 or a school-record third consecutive season. We'll take an in-depth look at FGCU later.
Here are some links discussing the Gators and rest of the Sweet 16 field:
--In reseeding the field of 16, ESPN.com's Myron Medcalf has the Gators at No. 3.
--Here is a list of parting shots from ESPN.com after the first weekend of the tournament.
--CBSSports.com also reseeds the field of 16. They have the Gators at No. 6.
--Here is a glance at all 16 teams remaining from SI.com.
--Palm Beach Post columnist Dave George on the Sunshine State's three teams standing in the Big Dance.
--NBCSports.com breaks down the X-factor in each of the Sweet 16 matchups.
--How unpredictable is this Sweet 16? CBSSports.com blogger Matt Norlander takes a look.
--SportsonEarth.com writer Chuck Culpepper writes about Florida's defense in this story titled "Gator Warning."
--SBNation.com offers up a 2013 Sweet 16 TV guide with names of announcers, game times, etc.
--If you are into advanced metrics for your college basketball ratings, check out Ken Pomeroy's latest chart.
--Hoop dreams bombard Florida's sports world writes Greg Cote of The Miami Herald.
--Yahoo! Sports columnist Pat Forde offers his take on the Sweet 16 field.
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Kenneth A. Shine, age 77, of Waynesburg, passed away, Tuesday, March 27, 2012 in Minerva Eldercare. He was born April 13, 1934 in Waynesburg to Ora and Martha (Streit) Shine. He was a US Army Veteran and retired from Whitacre Greer where he had worked for 34 years. He loved flower gardening and raising German Shepherds. He was loved and will be missed.
He is survived by sisters, Helen Dycus of Waynesburg and Pauline (Pete) Ord of Magnolia; brothers, LeRoy (Ovaline) Shine of Malvern and Paul (Barbara) Shine of Waynesburg; many nieces and nephews, greats, and great greats. A great-great niece, Katie and great-great nephews, Corbin and Cody who liked to watch wrestling with their uncle Kenny, make him cards and take him snacks and flowers. He was preceded in death by 5 brothers, Harry, Waldo "Babe", Donald, Lloyd and Robert Shine.
A graveside service will be held Saturday at 11:00 am in the Chapel at East Lawn Cemetery in Minerva. The family would like to thank all of the medical people who assisted in his care including, Minerva Eldercare, and Doctors, Barr, Stasiak, Sabota, Hill and Jones and the staffs of Aultman Hospital on 4 north, 6 north, 4 east, 6 east and the emergency room.


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Navigating the CMJ Map
Every autumn since 1980, New York has made way for the CMJ Music Marathon, a sprawling weeklong festival that has grown into a showcase for some 1,300 performers in more than 80 venues around town. For five days and nights beginning Tuesday, the festival will focus on musical acts that are fit, in some way or other, for play on college radio—though the radio aspect of it has been dialed down as radio itself has diminished in stature. Whatever its present purpose, CMJ can be relied upon to throw a wide net over intriguing and inspiring acts both big and small, with the prospect of focused attention from fans and industry insiders likely to give them extra incentive to make a mark.
In past years, CMJ has introduced the world to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, the Shins, Arcade Fire, Lady Gaga, the xx and countless others. Wading through the expansive schedule can be an intimidating task, even for intrepid music lovers, so here are five local acts to look out for this year.
Haleek Maul
Santos Party House
96 Lafayette St., (212) 584-5492
Haleek Maul lives in Barbados and stays in town sometimes with his parents in Bushwick. But his sound suggests a lineage a little more out of this world. Just 16 years old, Mr. Maul broke out this summer with a seven-song EP, "Oxyconteen," that unveiled a bracing and unique take on hip-hop as a mode for isolated lament. His sound is sparse and spacey in a manner much in fashion in rap these days, but it's sparser and spacier—stripped of all but its most essential elements, with only the faintest remainder of atmosphere left to linger. As a rapper, he delivers his words in a patient, plainspoken manner that sounds all the more affecting for its numbness. (Also Saturday at Glasslands Gallery.)
Music Hall of Williamsburg
66 N. Sixth St., Brooklyn, (718) 486-5400
DIIV pays tribute to alternative rock as it used to rock in the early '90s, when so-called "shoegazers" plugged their guitars into banks of effects and made good on a pledge to just jam—preferably with long, swaying bangs to obscure eyes that were angled shyly toward the ground. The group's recent album, "Oshin," enlists lots of color in songs that could have less artfully been limited to gray-scale shades, and it boasts a punchy, controlled sense of dynamics. There's a sense of Seattle in the sound, too, which bodes well for a live show that certifiably rocks. DIIV plays here in a showcase with a host of other bands on the venerable Brooklyn indie label Captured Tracks.
Buke and Gase
(Le) Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker St., (212) 505-3474
Blurting and skewed in a manner that suits the name, the duo Buke and Gase plays bewitching songs fashioned from an odd combination of instruments including a repurposed baritone ukulele and a self-styled guitar-bass hybrid. Layered atop are melodic vocals by Arone Dyer, whose voice floats over riffs from her electrified "buke." By her side is Aron Sanchez, whose guitar-bass curio was constructed with scrap metal from a Volvo. Both handle percussion duties, with a foot-stomped drum pedal and the "toe-bourine," which fits a series of tiny metal cymbals to a shoe. The arsenal is novel, to be sure, but the songs are plenty enticing, with an excess of energy and an irrepressible DIY spirit shining through a store of would-be pop. For this CMJ event, Buke and Gase plays a showcase organized by NPR Music and WNYC's program "Soundcheck."
Maria Minerva
(Le) Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker St., (212) 505-3474
Though not technically a New Yorker, singer Maria Minerva has been haunting Brooklyn for a spell while angling to bring her loose-limbed electronic pop to the rest of the U.S. She hails from the Eastern European outpost of Estonia, where she honed a sensitivity for fatalistic brooding and playful goofing-around. She started venturing outward after striking an alliance with the taste-making L.A. indie label Not Not Fun. The imprint was behind her earliest offerings—released on the hip meta-medium of choice: cassette—and it recently brought forth "Will Happiness Find Me?," an album of songs that find an intriguing middle ground between sleek electronic pop production and the hard-won sloppiness of the defiantly homespun. (Also Wednesday at Public Assembly and Friday at the Delancey.)
Public Assembly
70 N. Sixth St., Brooklyn, (718) 384-4586
Forma is a Brooklyn trio devoted to formalism, of a sort. Its songs hearken back to a particular strain of the 1970s and '80s as soundtracked by electronically inclined German "krautrock" acts like Tangerine Dream, Cluster and, to a lesser degree, Jan Hammer (remember the "Miami Vice" theme?), while retrofitting such influences into tidy boxes that can be stacked and shaken up at will. The group's new album, "Off/On," features song titles like "Forma358" and "Forma306C"—and, indeed, parts of it play as sonic representations of Pan-Tone color blocks. But the songs rock, too, in a manner faithful to "motorik" grooves that find a pattern, lock it in and follow it off toward a distant drum-lined horizon.


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My advice would be to try and play without any shadows. Shadows is a big resource killer with GPU's.
The 525M although not a bad card is not amazing either.
Actully I did play without shadows , and I know it's not an amazing card , but let me say this again : Many videos I saw , and many benchmarks with less specs have more fps than mine , Actully they have the same fps I get when turning off shadows !And there are people I know have AC Revelations on the same Notebook maxed with higher fps than my medium brotherhood !!!
1. Defrag your Hard Drive2. Remove unwanted programs from being run, having 100's of silly "free" programs like IM smileys, multitudes of anti-spyware etc will cause slowness.3. Make sure drivers are up to date.4. Make sure the laptop is well ventilated, to prevent overheating.5. Make sure Windows is up to date with patches etc.
1. I defrag it once a week2. I don't have any unwanted but a one or two and i close them always3. Drivers are up to date expept for nvidia which is late be 1 driver and i will install the newest BETA 290.534. I have a Cooler and the heat never goes up than 76 C


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Smartphone use causes review of technology policies at Franklin Regional
Five years ago, the idea of cellphones in school classrooms was virtually unheard of.
But with the development of bring-your-own-device policies across the region, smartphones no longer are banished to students' lockers. That's a challenge for teachers and officials, who want to make sure the devices enhance learning rather than distract from it.
"We have to evaluate our technology policies continuously," Franklin Regional School District Superintendent Jamie Piraino said. "Cellphones are one piece of technology. Regardless of what the device is, we hope that the kids will be successful and engage in the learning process."
It's a changing field, Piraino said. He has seen students who can use their smartphones to take notes and create presentations. But he wants to see them used for other things, too.
Piraino said he envisions students using cellphones to send in answers as part of a student-response system — think buzzing in with an answer in a survey.
"It's a consumption piece where they're able to gain access to information very quickly," Piraino said.
At Plum, officials already have established firm rules for students using their smartphones in classrooms. One major one is: "No photos allowed."
"Students are free to use them for academic purposes," Plum technology director Chris Davis said. "But at a specific teacher's request, they have to put them away."
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Tiger Woods has won 11 of 21 World Golf Championship starts since the series' inception in 1999, including four American Express Championship titles. Those American Express titles came on four different courses in Spain, Ireland and in the United States (Georgia and California).The 2004 American Express Championship winner, Ernie Els, returns to the event after a one-year hiatus last year due to his knee injury and consequent surgery last summer. Els is searching for his first TOUR win in two years—his last victory coming at this event. Els won by one stroke over Thomas Bjorn at Mount Juliet Conrad in Kilkenny, Ireland. Bjorn was one of five Europeans to finish among the top 10 that week. The others were David Howell (third), Darren Clarke and Sergio Garcia (tied for fourth) and Padraig Harrington (tied for sixth). Tiger Woods' victory at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational marked the 15th time he has successfully defended a PGA TOUR title in his career. He looks to make it 16 at the WGC-American Express Championship and win on the fifth different course at this event. In the first round in 2005, Richard Green posted a hole-in-one on No. 11 (his second hole) with a 5-iron from 194 yards. In the third round of 2005, Tom Lehman posted a hole-in-one on No. 11 (his second hole) with a 7-iron from 187 yards. The two aces marked the fourth and fifth in American Express Championship history.The three-shot lead for Colin Montgomerie in 2005 over 11 players matched the largest 18-hole lead in tournament history. Nick Price held a three-shot lead over Padraig Harrington in 2000 after opening with a 9-under 63. Price eventually tied for fifth, while last year Montgomerie tied for third.Stuart Appleby has competed in all 22 official World Golf Championship events—tops among all players since the series began in 1999. His best finish among the 22 was a tie for second at the 2003 American Express Championship held at the Capital City Club's Crabapple Course in Georgia.Sergio Garcia (tied for third) has five top-10s in six starts at the American Express Championship. His only non top-10 was a tie for 12th in 2003. In 17 career WGC starts, Garcia has nine top-10s. Others enjoying continued success at the 2005 American Express event were Vijay Singh (tied for sixth), who has four top-10s in five American Express Championship starts. David Toms (tied for sixth) has three top-10s in six starts. In the six years of the WGC-American Express Championship, the 54-hole leader/co-leader has won three times—Tiger Woods in 2002 and 2003 and Ernie Els in 2004. Tiger Woods (2002 and 2005) and Ernie Els (2004) are the only American Express Championship winners to record four rounds in the 60s. In his 2002 victory, Woods' lone bogey came on the 72nd hole as he was attempting to become the first player since Lee Trevino (1974 Greater New Orleans Open) to play 72 holes without a bogey and win. Tiger Woods, John Daly and Sergio Garcia were the only three of the 69 players to post four rounds in the 60s in 2005. Twelve players since the tournament's inception in 1999 have carded four rounds in the 60s. A year ago, five players posted their first American Express Championship top 10s. John Daly finished second in his first appearance at the tournament, while Henrik Stenson and Colin Montogomerie tied for third. Graeme McDowell tied for sixth, and Stephen Ames was 10th.
Heath Slocum won the 2005 Southern Farm Bureau Classic with his father Jack as his caddie. His dad, a former club professional in Vicksburg, MS, played in this event nine times when it was an unofficial event at Hattiesburg Country Club. It is believed to be first son/father, player/caddie tandem to win on the PGA TOUR.The 8-under-par 64 score in 2005 by first-round leader Bob Tway was the lowest opening round at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic since Steve Lowery and Frank Lickliter II posted the same score in 2000. Lowery went on to win that year. It matches the lowest first-round score since the tournament became an official event in 1994. The others came from Mike Brisky and Craig Kanada in 1997, Russ Cochran in 1999 and Lowery in 2000. The tournament record is 62 by Ernie Gonzalez in 1986 at Hattiesburg Country Club.The six players tied for the second-round lead at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic were the most on the PGA TOUR since eight players tied for the 36-hole lead at the 2001 Canon Greater Hartford Open. Jonathan Byrd (eventually tied for 17th), John Cook (tied for fifth), Kevin Na (tied for 17th), Tom Pernice, Jr., (tied for 12th), Tag Ridings (tied for fifth) and Bob Tway (tied for fifth) all sat at 10-under 134. None of the eight players in tied for the lead in Hartford after the first round—Jay Don Blake, Chris DiMarco, Doug Dunakey, Ed Fryatt, Jerry Kelly, Shigeki Maryuyama, Joe Ogilvie and Scott Simpson—went on to win the event.Heath Slocum matched the low final round by a winner at Annandale Golf Club since the tournament became an official event in 1994 (Ed Dougherty/1995 and Fred Funk/2004) with his 6-under 66.A year ago, Kirk Triplett made the cut in his 10th consecutive Southern Farm Bureau Classic, the longest streak by any player in tournament history. J.P. Hayes and Lee Janzen, who were tied with Brandel Chamblee and Sonny Skinner, for second-longest current streaks at the tournament for players who have never missed a cut, saw their runs end at six straight.Carl Pettersson is the only player with top-10s in the last two years at Southern Farm Bureau Classic. He tied for 10th in 2004 and tied for second a year ago.
· Heath Slocum will open defense of his Southern Farm Bureau Classic title this week with a streak of 43 consecutive bogey-less holes in the event. Long streaks like that are not unusual for Slocum — he holds the Nationwide Tour record for consecutive bogey-less holes at 106.
· When Eric Axley won last week at the Valero Texas Open, he became the eighth lefthander in TOUR history to win.
· Three rookies have won this season — Axley, J.B. Holmes and Trevor Immelman. Since record keeping began on such things in 1970, the record number of individual rookie winners was five set in 2004.
· Axley's final-round 71 (1 over) marked the first time since 1960 that a Valero Texas Open champion posted an over-par final round. In 1960, Arnold Palmer shot a final-round 75 in sub-freezing temperatures to win the title.
· He hasn't won the event yet, but Ted Purdy sure knows how to get off to a good start at the Valero Texas Open. His opening-round 65 marked the third consecutive season that he began the event with a score of 65 or better. He had a 61 in 2004 and a 64 in 2005.
· Two rookies are fighting it out for the Driving Distance crown on TOUR. Bubba Watson has led most of the year, but his lead has been cut to just 0.9 yards by J.B. Holmes. Watson has a 318.7-yard average to Holmes' 317.8.
· You might want to watch for Carl Pettersson this week at the WGC-American Express Championship. This appears to be the Swede's time of the year. Starting with the 2004 season, Pettersson has made the cut in 13 of 14 starts with seven Top-10 finishes in events from the first of September through the end of the year.
· Tiger Woods will be going for his sixth consecutive victory on the PGA TOUR this week at the WGC-American Express Championship. He's won this event four of the six years it has been contested, including last year in San Francisco.
· The race for the 30th and final fully exempt spot on the Champions Tour could not be much closer at this point. Bruce Lietzke has a $189 advantage over number 31 on the list, Mark Johnson.
· Another close race is the one for the Charles Schwab Cup. Loren Roberts and Jay Haas are both entered this week in North Carolina and are separated by only 58 points.
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· David Edwards is enjoying a great rookie season with a victory among his eight Top-10 finishes. He's also closing in on setting a new Driving Accuracy record on Tour. He's hit 85.2% of the fairways this season, ahead of the record 84.2% hit by John Bland last year.
· Eric Axley's victory last week on the PGA TOUR was the 193rd by a former Nationwide Tour player on the PGA TOUR. Axley earned his TOUR card for this season by finishing 16th on the 2005 Nationwide Tour money list.
· One more on Axley: He is the 11th player in history to graduate from the Nationwide Tour and then win on the PGA TOUR the following season.
· Former Nationwide Tour players have won 18 of the first 41 events(43.9%) on the PGA TOUR this year.
· After taking a week off, the Nationwide Tour will return next weekwith players having just four more chances to qualify for the season ending Nationwide Tour Championship at The Houstonian. Only the Top 60 qualify and Stephen Marino currently holds down that spot on the money list by just $287 over Gary Christian.


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Skipjacks sweep Hopkins, prepare for Baltimore City
Posted on Monday, May 01, 2006
WYE MILLS Sometimes drama is over-rated. Just ask Chesapeake College head baseball coach Frank Szymanski after Sunday´s doubleheader sweep of the Johns Hopkins University junior varsity.
Game 1 had plenty of drama as Hopkins trailing 5-0 and down to its final out strung together four straight hits to put the tying run on base before reliever Joe Garrity came on to get the final out in a 5-3 win. Szymanski, however, much preferred the way his Skipjacks (27-12) took the drama out of Game 2 with a six-run first inning on the way to a 10-4 win.
"We scored some early runs in Game 2 and R.J. (Morse) was able to hold them down," said Szymanski, whose team snapped a three-game losing streak with the sweep. "We talked about trying to put pressure on them with some early runs and then playing hard for seven innings."
Will Delawter (2-for-3, four RBI) provided more than enough offensive drama in Game 2, hitting a two-run double during the six-run first and adding a two-run homer in the second that staked the Skipjacks to an 8-1 lead. Brad Brainer (two runs) went 3-for-4 and Robbie Miller (two runs) was 2-for-2 in Game 2 for the Skipjacks.
Morse (3-0) threw a complete-game seven-hitter, striking out five and walking four.
Szymanski hopes the sweep will provide his team with a boost heading into Tuesday´s 4 p.m. home game against Baltimore City Community College.
The Skipjacks, 10-9 in Region XX, are trying to hold off Baltimore City (7-8) and Catonsville (8-10) to lock up the fifth seed in next week´s Region XX tournament. Saturday´s doubleheader loss to Frederick ended Chesapeake´s hopes for the fourth seed and a first-round playoff bye.
"These games (against Hopkins) were important after three tough games," said Szymanski, who team dropped a 10-0 decision to Dundalk last Thursday. "Tuesday´s game against Baltimore City is also very important, and we wanted to go into that on a positive note."
Chesapeake´s Robbie Windsor (1-1), who was one out away from a shutout in the opener, went 6 2/3 innings while allowing eight hits and a walk with five strikeouts.
"Robbie did a heck of a job," said Szymanski. "He hadn´t been on the mound in a while, but he stepped up when we needed it. He just got a little tired in the end."
Delawter had a run-scoring single and Anthony Archie doubled in another run during a two-run first inning. Brainer singled in a run during a two-run second inning and tripled in the fourth to score Mike Garrett, who had doubled.
It stayed 5-0 until Hopkins´ seventh-inning rally, capped by Dan Merzel´s two-run single that made it 5-3 and led Szymanski to bring in Garrity. Brian Youchuk grounded out, second to first, on a close play to end the game.
Frederick CC 13, Chesapeake College 9
FREDERICK Bryan Parks went 2-for-2 and drove in six runs, including a two-run single in a six-run sixth inning that broke a 7-7 tie to start the Cougars on the way to a doubleheader sweep.
Chesapeake had tied the game on Anthony Archie´s three-run, fourth-inning homer, but Frederick broke through against Skipjacks reliever Justin Martin in the sixth.
Martin, who hit four batters, plucked John Ortiz with the bases loaded to force in the go-ahead run and uncorked a pair of run-scoring wild pitches. Parks, who had a three-run homer off starter Will Delawter during a five-run third inning, chased Martin with a two-run single.
Justin Armiger (double, triple) and Robbie Miller (two doubles) each went 3-for-4 to lead the Skipjacks. Archie (homer, double), Mike Kelch (double) and Mike Garrett (double) each went 2-for-4.
Frederick reliever Jared Olsen notched the win. Delawter struck out eight, walked six and gave up four hits while allowing seven runs (three earned) in 4 1/3 innings.
Frederick CC 5, Chesapeake 2
FREDERICK The Cougars scored five unearned runs, including four in a four-run first that featured three Skipjack errors.
Winning pitcher Josh Simons allowed seven hits and a walk while striking out four in a complete-game victory. Losing pitcher Justin Sousa also threw a complete game, yielding only three hits and a walk with six strikeouts while giving up no earned runs.
Robbie Miller and Mike Kelch each had two hits for the Skipjacks.
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This is a slightly modified version from the one Scott played for his Biz Sessions (http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/video/article307898.ece?channel=Biz +Sessions&clipID=1347_SUN43549) Intro: (work out strumming technique from the video first) riff 1: e|-----------| B|-----------| G|-7-7-7-7-7-| D|-0-0-4-5-7-| [repeat 8 times] A|-0-0-0-0-0-| D|-0-0-0-0-0-| then riff 2: e|---------| B|-7-7-3-3-| G|-7-7-2-4-| D|-7-7-0-0-| [repeat 4 times] A|-0-9-4-5-| D|-0-9-4-5-| Verse: repeat riff 2 four times Interlude bit: repeat riff 2 three times then... e|---------| B|-7-7-5-3-| G|-7-7-6-4-| D|-7-7-0-0-| A|-0-9-7-5-| D|-0-9-7-5-| Chorus: e|-------------------| B|---3-3---3-5---3-5-| G|-7-4-2-7-4-6-7-4-6-| D|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-| A|-0-5-4-0-5-7-0-5-7-| D|-0-5-4-0-5-7-0-5-7-| Interlude 2: repeat riff 1 three times then... e|-----------------| B|---------8-7-8-7-| G|-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-| D|-0-0-4-5-0-0-0-0-| A|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-| D|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-| Extended chorus: when backing vocals are singing 'nothing like someone new, this girl she was nothing you' e|-------------| B|---3-5---3-5-| G|-7-4-6-7-4-6-| D|-0-0-0-0-0-0-| A|-0-5-7-0-5-7-| D|-0-5-7-0-5-7-| Outro: repeat riff 1 eight times Song Structure: Intro Verse Interlude bit Verse Chorus Interlude 2 Verse x 2 Chorus x 2 Extended chorus Outro
Decent tab definitely, made following the video way easier. I always tend to tune the lower e down to D aswell as the high E, don't know if that's how Scott plays it mind you, just seems to add to it a little. Great Tab anyways =()D


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When most of us experience tough times, it becomes difficult to see past our own circumstances. We may shut down and feel sorry for ourselves or even angry at others. I think this is a "normal" and human response to our experience of particular circumstances.
Trying circumstances can create tunnel vision where we see so narrowly that our whole focus is only on what we are going through. When our whole mental focus is on what is going so wrong for us, then we begin to feel this experience emotionally as well. Once we are seeing, thinking, and feeling what is going so wrong for us, then our actions follow suit. This is that powerful mind/body connection that I believe is always in operation in our lives.
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Have you ever considered though, what might happen if we were to reach beyond ourselves and touch the life of someone else? It takes courage to give past our losses and to show kindness past the cruelty others may have shown us. It takes courage to reach out and lend a hand, when both our hands are full.
How can we have our territories enlarged with our arms folded and our hands gripping tightly only our own wounds, defeats, shame, and hardship? We must be willing to reach beyond ourselves releasing not only our own cares, but also releasing the power of inspiration through giving.
This is such an awesome illustration of the power of giving of ourselves despite what we may be going through. When we lend a "hand" to help somebody else, something amazing happens. Some of our "stuff" falls from our "grip" because we now have only "one hand" left.
The worries we have carried around fall a bit further out of our awareness, freeing up some mental space and reducing stress and anxiety. Being a bit more removed from our "stuff" offers an opportunity to gain some perspective. Giving of yourself changes you and your experience of your circumstance is changed in the process. This is when we can mobilize to work toward bringing about solutions. We shift from being reactive to responding proactively.
Giving of our time, know-how, energy, words of encouragement, and prayers when we have our own things going on can be liberating. Suddenly, there isn't any room to hold onto those worries that weigh us down. Suddenly, we have to climb out of that pool of self-pity and change our tune from the "why me" blues. But, also, we might notice that we suddenly have the "space" to receive and the opportunity to grow.
Loosen your grip and create space for change.
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So, how is the popularity of this article on Twitter related to the organic search engine rankings? It's showing in the top 10 Google search results for "Twitter local business." I don't have access to the specific Web stats for adage.com, but I'd bet that the article is being found for other phrases, as well.
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Relationship building via social media marketing is not a one-size-fits all endeavor. Moms, teens and Baby Boomers are three big social media subgroups groups that are unique.
Just like with traditional marketing, the more you know your audience, the more successful you will be at grabbing their attention and keeping it.
In terms of marketing opportunities, recent online buzz shows teens, Boomers and moms as three of the most desirable social networking groups. They are active on these sites and their behaviors have been studied closely.
Each group is unique, and the secret to success is understanding where they are spending their time and how they are using the social sites to engage and connect.


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Auburn Hills-based Reliance One is looking to hire 400 test drivers to check out the latest and greatest in automotive technology.
Due to growth and expansion in the automotive testing market, more drivers are needed.
The jobs are open to everyone, whether you are an automotive enthusiast, retiree or new college graduate. The work involves driving vehicles as well as performing evaluations.
The program started in 2010 and has generated millions of testing miles being completed. Reliance One says the testing has resulted in significant improvements and overall quality of vehicles produced. They also say these results have reduced warranty defects, improved reliability, both of which helps automotive reliability.
Interested drivers should send their resume to firstname.lastname@example.com or call the company at 248-393-1030.


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When Pete Weber was asked before the start of the Tournament of Champions who the PBA player of the year should be, he didn't hesitate with a response.
"As far as I'm concerned, there's no doubt that people should vote for Jason Belmonte for player of the year," Weber said. "He led all categories. There's no reason for him not to win it."
Belmonte did. The announcement was made during the tournament. ...