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Although The Hubbard Museum of the American West will not be hosting the Annual Fall American Photography Competition and Exhibition this year, the Photographic Society of Lincoln County has taken matters into its own hands and will resurrect the 21-year tradition in a new place with a new name.
"After David Mandel announced last month that his staff and funding had been so severely cut that he could not mount the photo show this fall, I suggested that we have the show in Nogal, as a grass roots effort," said Caroline McCoy, a regular participant in the event.
McCoy said she put out a notice in the Carrizozo e-news to see what kind of volunteer force she could get together.
"I received very good responses so we started renovating the old Nogal Mercantile which used to be the old post office in Nogal, to get it ready for gallery space," she said.
Working with Herb Brunell and David Mandel, they chose the name Dry Gulch Gallery, McCoy said. The first annual exhibit will run from Oct. 12 thru Dec. 10, but entry deadline for the juried show is Aug. 30.
One of the three jurors will be the chair of the Still Photography Division of the New York Film Academy in California and cash prizes of $2,700 will be awarded.
Another change was the decision to accept the entries on DVD, said McCoy. "It's more economical for the entrants. If their image is juried into the show, they will be asked to print and matt 8 x 10's of their image or images. That way we can hang more, it will cost less to the entrants to print and the prints will sell more easily."
The categories and subject matter are open and color, black and white and digital entries are welcomed. "We are reaching out around the world for entries," said McCoy.
Entry forms and further details can be found at drygulchgallery.com or on Facebook at Dry Gulch Gallery.
Reporter Kelly Brooks can be reached at 575-257-4001 ext. 4114.

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AUSTIN, Tx. - The University of Texas is evacuating its entire campus after a bomb threat Friday morning.
According to KXAN in Austin, UT received a phone call around 8:35 a.m. from a male with a middle eastern accent saying he placed bombs all over campus. He said he was with Al Qaeda and the bombs would detonate in 90 minutes.
The campus emergency alert website posted at 9:53 a.m. read, "Immediately evacuate ALL buildings and get as far away as possible."
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It's that time of year again when kids start making mental checklists of all the JUNK they want for Christmas. So it's kind of refreshing to hear about a kid who's NOT doing that.
Over the last few months, an eight-year-old in Bakersfield, California named Jaxon Evans has been running a Kool-Aid stand to raise money, and plans to use it to buy Christmas presents for HOMELESS kids.
So far, he's raised $1,600, and he's trying to make it to $2,500. And it sounds like he will, because now the story is making national news.
Plus, he's getting some help from Kraft, which sent him a bunch of boxes of Kool-Aid, so he doesn't have to cut into his profits buying more.
And instead of looking forward to Christmas, Jaxon is waiting for Black Friday., because that's when he's hitting Toys R Us and buying as much as possible.
On top of their normal Black Friday sales, his local Toys R Us store is giving him an extra 10% off on everything he buys.
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Richards spent July 1 holding court in Toronto, where teams made their aggressive pitches to the 31-year-old, who has a Stanley Cup, a Conn Smythe Trophy and 716 points in 772 NHL games on his resume. Just some of the suitors who offered him tremendous amounts of money were the Los Angeles Kings, Calgary Flames, Toronto Maple Leafs and New York Rangers.
For a player who was born in a town (Murray Harbour, PEI) with a population of about 500 and played his entire career in the non-traditional hockey markets of Dallas and Tampa, it was a whirlwind of attention the likes of which Richards hasn't seen all that often. When it came time for him to decide where he would likely spend the rest of his career, he showed he's not afraid of playing in the spotlight.
He chose New York.
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"It's still an Original Six city and hockey matters. I can't speak for everybody, but that was something that was missing in my career. Because I was a free agent, I might as well try it out."
The Rangers tend to take a back seat in New York to baseball's Yankees and Mets and football's Giants and Jets, but that doesn't mean Richards will be wearing a cloak of invisibility at the renovated Madison Square Garden. The fans that bleed blue can be as harsh as any when a player is underperforming. Journalists can be just as unforgiving as well.
Richards spent seven seasons in Tampa and four in Dallas. Hockey in Tampa was in its infancy when Richards was raising a Stanley Cup with the Lightning in 2004. As a member of the Stars, Richards could have won three Stanley Cups in a row and it wouldn't have garnered the same attention as Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo breaking a clavicle or dating a pop star.
Hiding won't be an option in New York, not with the raised expectations that arrived the moment Richards signed his nine-year contract with the Rangers. None of that seems to bother him, though. All Richards wants to do after this frantic offseason is play hockey and not worry about how the added scrutiny of playing in New York will affect him.
"I don't know yet. I wish I could tell you because it seems like it's taken forever to be able to start playing," Richards said. "It'll all happen fast. I think the biggest thing is the stuff around the hockey that gets thrown at you. That will be the stuff that you have to learn how to deal with or say no to. I don't think the hockey part is going to be any different. I think it'll probably be a little easier than playing in Toronto or places like that, where it's only hockey.
"It's going to be a challenge, for sure. It's going to be something different. I haven't experienced it, but if you want to be a good player or a great player, that's something you should relish. What better place to try to perform every night than Madison Square Garden? That's a dream come true."
The first big step in Richards' Rangers career will start in Europe, as the team will play four preseason games in Europe, and open the regular season playing the Kings and Ducks on back-to-back nights at Stockholm's Globe Arena as part of the 2011 Compuware NHL Premiere Series.
From there, the Rangers will play five road games before their home opener, Oct. 27 against the Leafs. The lengthy stretch away from MSG is because of the ongoing upgrades taking place there. While that situation could be a burden, two weeks in Europe and another week on the road is a chance for Richards to assimilate himself with his new teammates.
"It's going to be a challenge, for sure. It's going to be something different. I haven't experienced it, but if you want to be a good player or a great player, that's something you should relish. What better place to try to perform every night than Madison Square Garden? That's a dream come true."
-- Brad Richards
It's almost fitting that Richards is taking part in this tour of Europe that also includes games in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Switzerland. Goaltender Henrik Lundqvist, a native of Are, Sweden, who got his start playing with Frolunda, will be the main draw for fans coming out to see the Rangers in Stockholm. While Lundqvist will bring the fans out for these two games, he's also responsible for bringing Richards to New York.
"That was part of the lure of New York, knowing you're going to have a goalie like that for the next 4-5 years he's signed, and hopefully longer," Richards said. "It goes without saying how huge it is. I've watched him over the years. He's one of the top goalies in the League, for sure."
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Beneath the cold sod your body lies;
Deaf ears cannot hear my mourning cries.
William; sweet William, I miss thee so;
My heart is broken; my soul brought low.
Your tender touch I long for now;
sweet kisses placed upon my brow.
The warmth of thee in our soft bed;
upon your chest did rest my head.
Heard your heart beat strong and true;
How could death steal life from you?
Beg thee don't leave me this;
pretence to live when lost all bliss?
My heart's desire is to join thee there;
where by your side there's no despair.
Why am I left to live for ages?
William, my grief within me rages.
Tears dampen the soil above thy head;
Oh but death had taken me instead.
William, sweet William I miss thee so;
My heart is broken; my soul brought low.
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A man's body was discovered inside an Arbor Vista Boulevard residence today, Jackson police said.
The death, which seems to have come from a gunshot wound to the head, appears to be a homicide, WLBT reports.
The man has not yet been identified, but officers confirmed that he appears to be 50 to 60 years old. His house at 1133 Arbor Vista Blvd. has been taped off as a crime scene. ...


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H. Ronald Wollen, Port Huron Area School District superintendent, left, Herb Wendt, school board vice president Rasha Demashkieh and her husband Walid, both of Fort Gratiot, watch election returns Tuesday inside the Port Huron Northern High School cafeteria.
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Voters showed their support for local school districts during Tuesday's election, passing every proposal put in front of them.
That included a $22.78 million bond issue to pay for district-wide improvements in the Port Huron Area School District, which passed with 3,730 yes votes to 3,572 no.
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Thomas J. Adams
Services for Mr. Adams will be 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 21, at Hunter Funeral Home with Bro. Jeff Wilson officiating. Interment will be in Jennings Cemetery. Visitation will be 9 a.m. until service time Monday at the funeral home.
Mr. Adams, 78, of Mt. Juliet died Friday, Jan. 18, 2008 at St. Thomas Hospital. She was preceded in death by daughter, Brenda Jo Adams; parents Thomas and Loni Frances Adams; two sisters and two brothers.
Survivors include: children Dennis (Carlene) Adams of Hermitage, Glenda (Brodie) Anderson of Old Hickory, Gayle Wright of Statesville and Louann (Dickey) Sanders of Smithville; 16 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; and sister, Lorena Watson of Tower Hill, Ill.
Grandsons and friends will serve as pallbearers.
Erma Lannom Baird
Services for Mrs. Baird will be 11 a.m. Monday, Jan. 21, at First United Methodist Church with the Rev. C. Martin Thielen and the Rev. David Hesson officiating. Interment will be in Wilson County Memorial Park. Visitation will be 10 a.m. until service time Monday at Sellars Funeral Home in Lebanon.
Mrs. Baird, 88, died Friday, Jan. 18, 2008. She was an active participant in community and church affairs at First United Methodist Church. She was a member of the Lacoterie Club and the Lebanon Golf and Country Club's Women Association. She was instrumental in bringing Stonecroft Ministries and Friendship Bible Coffees to Lebanon. She was president of the Methodist Women's Society three times. For nine years she was an officer at the conference level.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Hershel Knight and Ella Lance Lannom and siblings, Leo Knight Lannom, Billy Owen Lannom, James Howard Lannom and Callie (Bill) Hobbs.
Survivors include: her husband of 68 years, Charles H. Baird Sr.; children, Sharry (Bill) Hager of Lebanon, and Charles H. (Sue) Baird Jr. of Jacksonville, NC.; brothers, Doyle (Betty) Lannom of Sarasota, Fla., Harold R. (Patricia) Lannom of Lebanon and Miami Springs, Fla., Carlos Lannom and Bob (Anna Gayle) Lannom of Lebanon; grandchildren, Allyson (Eric) Collinsworth, Sam (Heather) Baird, Charles (Farrah) Baird, Maggie Baird and Will Hager; great-grandchildren, Sean, Meredith and Annabelle Baird and Hayley and Ella Collinsworth.
Richard Lee Failor
Services for Mr. Failor will be 2:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 21, at Sellars Funeral Home with Bro. Don McElroy officiating. Interment will be in Wilson County Memorial Gardens.
Mr. Failor, 86, of Lebanon, died Friday, Jan. 18, 2008.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Harry and Edith Moon Failor and several brothers and sisters.
Survivors include: his wife of 40 years, Sharon Failor of Lebanon; daughters, Edee (Eddie) Zarafe, Linda (Jeff) Holder, Joyce (Jody) Jenkins; and grandchildren, Dawna (Joe) Madison, Brittany Madison, Rainey Madison, Joey Madison, Keagon Madison and Peyton Madison.
Lorraine Huddleston Williamson Jenkins
Services for Mrs. Jenkins will be 10:30 a.m. Monday, Jan. 21, at Woodfin Memorial Chapel with Bro. David West officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
Mrs. Jenkins, 77, of Murfreesboro died Friday, Jan. 18, 2008. She was preceded in death by parents James Wilburn and Ida Johnson Huddleston; and husbands Charles Herman Williamson and Garland Jenkins.
Survivors include: son and future daughter-in-law Mike Williamson and Chris Clark of Murfreesboro; daughters Suzanne (Ernie) Brown of Lascassas, Nancy (Mike) Miller of Murfreesboro; stepdaughters Debbie (Jerry) Wright, Patty (Danny) Phillips, Jan (Jim) Martin, all of South Carolina; 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Bill Williamson, Judson Smith, Charlie Miller, Mike Miller, Ernie Brown, James Huddleston and Ed Butler.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to St. Clair Senior Citizens Center.
Harry Ward Johnsey
Graveside services for Mr. Johnson will be 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 22 at Wilson County Memorial Gardens with Garrett Scott and Harold Ragland officiating. Visitation will be 4-8 p.m. Monday at Partlow Funeral Home.
Mr. Johnsey, 66, of Watertown died Sunday, Jan. 20, 2008 at University Medical Center. He was preceded in death by parents Harry and Stella Johnsey.
Survivors include: wife Blondell Johnsey; son Harry "Buddy" W. (Angenette) Johnsey II of Lebanon; daughters Susan Napier of Portland and Sheila (Mark) Scull of Hendersonville; stepsons Kevin and Greg (Dianna) Tarpley; stepdaughter Bridgette Perry; sister Dianne (Earl) Deal of Mt. Juliet; half brothers Roy (Joanna) and Bud (Peggy) Johnsey; stepsisters Sara Sartan andGail Hurley; half sister Nelta Pope; nine grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Family and friends will serve as pallbearers.
Bobby Joe Metcalf
Services for Mr. Metcalf will be 2 p.m Wednesday, Jan. 23 at Sellars Funeral Home with Bro. Danny Sellars officiating. Vistiation will be 4-8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday and 11 a.m. until service time Wednesday at the funeral home.
Mr. Metcalf, 59, died Sunday, Jan. 20, 2008. A Vietnam veteran, he played football at Lebanon High School and Austin Peay State University. He was retired from TRW. He was preceded in death by parents J.W. and Louise Metcalf.
Survivors include: sons Brian (Holly Cox) Metcalf and Greg (Angie) Metcalf; grandchildren Kayla Metcalf, Tyler Metcalf, Payton Cox and Skylar Metcalf; and brother Jerry "Mack" (Paulette) Metcalf.
Honorary pallbearers will be the Wilson County Sheriff's Department..
Idea Mai VanLeer
Services for Mrs. VanLeer will be 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19 at J.C. Hellum Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Andray Clemons serving as eulogist. Interment will be in Beard Cemetery in Watertown. Visitation will be 12 p.m. until service time Tuesday at the funeral home.
Ms. VanLeer, 85, died Saturday, Jan. 19, 2008 at Quality Care Nursing Home.
Survivors include: sisters Nola (Zean) Lowe of Chicago, Margaret Richardson of Murfreesboro and Betty Douglas of Watertown; brother Scott Bass of Colorado Springs, Colo.; and other relatives and friends.


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5 almonds = 5 grams which contain 29 calories 1 gram of carbs, 2.5 grams of fat and 1 gram of protien. Sure they are good for you and you will probably continue to eat them, but I bet you count them from now on.
McDonalds MOCHA COFFEE 450 calories, 20 grams of fat, 13 grams of saturated fat, 1 gram of trans fat, 62 grams of carbohydrates, 4 grams of fiber, 56 grams of sugarMc Donald's Caramel Coffee 450 calories, 20 grams of fat, 13 grams of saturated fat, 1 gram of trans fat, ,62 grams of carbohydrates, 3 grams of fiber, 57 grams of sugar
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Apples, fresh, 1 medium (2-3/4" dia) Almond Butter, 1 TFlaxseed, 1/2 tbspSunflower Seeds, with salt added, 1/4 ozPumpkin Seeds, 0.5 oz (43 seeds) 317 calI just cut up apple... dip it in the almond butter or the seeds or both. I love the crunch and I also like playing with my food... and eating with my fingers LOL Sparkle On,Debbie


text: Every year it seems like one of the internet juggernauts drops an EPIC April Fool's Prank and this year Google takes that honor with their "Pokemon Challenge". The video claims there is an update for Google Maps that will let you search the globe for Pokemon and the first people to "catch 'em all" will have a shot at the new position of "Pokemon Master" Google is adding to their corporate office. Enjoy!


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Carroll, Elizabeth C. "Betty," 86, see obituary
Hunter, George H., 54, Klingner-Cope at Midtown
Shoults, Charles Raymond III, 66, see obituary
Welton, Mary M., 92, Greenlawn Funeral Home South
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It has been an historic year for Texas A&M University, with 2008 starting with Dr. Elsa A. Murano becoming the first woman and first Hispanic-American to serve as president of the state's first public institution of higher learning. It concluded with President George W. Bush speaking at the inaugural commencement convocation in one of his final major public addresses.
In opening Texas A&M's commencement convocation earlier this month, Murano reflected on the university's successes and expressed confidence going forward. "We look forward to the new year of 2009 with pride in the accomplishments of our past and confidence in our shared future as Aggies, as Texans and as Americans. We are fortunate to be associated with Texas A&M during one of the university's most exciting periods of growth and development," Murano said.
"By nearly every benchmark, we are moving to the next level of excellence," she added. "But we must always remember that our success comes down to people. Our most important assets-the factors that are critically important in judging a university's prestige-are the commitment to excellence demonstrated by our faculty and staff, the success of our graduates once they leave the classroom and enter the real world and the people who choose to be associated with our university."
The year also was marked by Texas A&M opening its arms and doors during the fall semester to approximately 1,500 students from its branch campus in Galveston in response to the devastation from Hurricane Ike. The scope of operation-including the addition of new classes and arranging for housing and other accommodations in just a matter of days-is thought to be unprecedented in the history of higher education.
The addition of the Texas A&M at Galveston (TAMUG) students-the Sea Aggies-presented logistical, academic and administrative challenges on the College Station campus, which already had a record enrollment. A special camaraderie between the student bodies and a high degree of cooperation by the institutions' respective faculties, staffs and administrations paved the way for what many observers believe was a model operation.
Texas A&M's fall enrollment, not counting the TAMUG students-was 48,039, a level that ranked the university among the six largest in the nation. That included a record 9,106 graduate students and record levels of enrollment for African-American and Hispanic students, 1,560 and 5,867 respectively. The entering freshman class-the Class of 2012-missed by only three students being an overall record number, but it did include record enrollments. TAMUG had an official enrollment of 1,612-only nine students short of setting a record even with the Ike-caused turmoil.
As part of an outreach effort to encourage more high school students to plan to attend college-and particularly minority students-Texas A&M put on the road a gleaming new bus brimming with capabilities for providing admissions and financial aid information, as well as a glimpse of college life overall. It's called the "Do You Wonder" bus-and takes its name from a new outreach campaign prominently displayed on the university's main Web site. The "Do You Wonder" on-line campaign focuses on students firsthand telling about their Aggieland experiences by using social media tools.
In conjunction with her formal investiture as president of the university,
Dr, Murano announced a new tuition scholarship program for incoming freshmen whose families earn less than $60,000 per year. The program, called "Aggie Assurance," is one of the first in the nation targeting students from middle-income families. Texas A&M now provides approximately $450 million annually in all aspects of student financial aid, including part-time employment for approximately 14,000 Aggies.
For the second consecutive year, the university surpassed the 10,000
milestone in number of degrees conferred. For the 2007-08 academic year, the total was a record 10,638.
In addition to starting the new year with a trail-blazing president, Texas
A&M celebrated its status as being a top-10 school for enrollment of new National Merit Scholars. It enrolled 172 of these high-achieving students last year, according to official tabulations by the National Merit
Scholarship Corp. (The organization has not yet released its 2008 report.) Underscoring its ability to attract high-achieving students on a broad basis, the average SAT score for freshmen admitted to the university last fall was a record 1210, which is 189 points higher than the national average.
Texas A&M completed its unprecedented "faculty reinvestment program," a five-year endeavor in which it added 447 new faculty to enhance the learning experience for its students by, among other factors, improving the teacher-student ratio and research opportunities. A Nobel Prize winner and numerous highly regarded young faculty members were among the new hires.
The investment in research continued to expand, with the university and its affiliated Texas A&M System agencies now investing more than $540 million annually in approximately 3,500 projects, many of which have significant economic potential with others contributing to the basic storehouse of knowledge.
Construction continued to be a way of life on campus, with projects totaling approximately $800 million in various phases of completion or advanced planning. They include a $95 million interdisciplinary life sciences building, a facility to house the Texas Institute for Preclinical Studies and two new physics buildings. The physics buildings will bear the name of George P. Mitchell of Houston, a 1940 Texas A&M graduate and major donor, with his latest gift making possible construction of the two new buildings. Earlier this month, ground was broken for a $100 million engineering facility to facilitate work in emerging technologies, and planning has begun for the renovation and expansion of Texas A&M's storied Memorial Student Center.
Texas A&M bucked a national trend by holding its fall semester tuition to
the lowest increase in a decade-to less than 5 percent. Taking oncerted steps to hold down costs while continuing to offer high-quality education contributed to Texas A&M continuing to fare well in "best value" articles and rankings by several prestigious national publications. Earlier this month, Texas A&M was rated by "Smart Money " magazine as one of the top two universities in the nation for "payback ratio"-the earnings levels of an institution's graduates compared to what they paid in tuition, fees and related costs for their undergraduate educations. Texas A&M President Elsa Murano is cited in the article, noting "how stringently it (Texas A&M) economizes on administrative costs." After seeing the published article, Dr. Murano said: "We are obviously pleased-but certainly not surprised-to have Texas A&M acknowledged as a national leader in the financial return on
investment in a college education. "We take special pride in providing our students a high-quality education at the most affordable cost within our means, in keeping with our high standards as one of the nation's top research universities. We don't necessarily strive to be the least expensive; our goal is to provide the best overall value for a university that offers a world-class educational experience."
While the "Smart Money" article focuses on the earning power of recipients of undergraduate degree, "The Wall Street Journal" earlier this month ranked the Executive MBA Program in Texas A&M's Mays Business School as tops in the nation for its return on investment in costs to obtain the degree. The publication surveyed executive MBA graduates in the summer of 2008 and used factors such as raises received after graduation, company-sponsorship figures, tuition and out-of-pocket costs to determine the ranking. Mays' program, showing a return on investment of 243 percent, was at the top of the list, which included 27 U.S. schools and nine international programs.
Earlier this year, Texas A&M was listed among the top 10 public institutions in a Forbes magazine survey that ranked earnings of alumni from around the country with 10 to 20 years of experience. Texas A&M was the only Texas institution ranked among the top 10 public schools in the list that was dominated by University of California schools.
Texas A&M also ranked high in the most recent "best value" surveys by "U.S. News & World Report" and " Kiplinger's" magazines and "The Princeton Review."
Additionally, Texas A&M was the top-ranked institution in "The Washington Monthly's" most recent (2007) "College Guide," which its editors said focuses on "tangible contributions to the public interest." Editors of the Washington, D.C-based magazine said they rate individual schools on such factors as the degree to which they encourage students to serve in ROTC programs, the Peace Corps and other service programs, along with their emphasis on research that drives economic growth.
The reign of one Reveille ended in 2008 and another began. Reveille VII, the university's mascot for the previous seven years, retired in May, and Rev VIII started winning Aggie hearts over the summer and made her formal debut Aug. 31 In addition to serving as mascot for the entire student body, Reveille is the highest-ranking member of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets.
Other significant activities and developments during 2008:
- Initiated development of academic master plan to facilitate attainment of
aspirations of Vision 2020, the university's road map for becoming a
consensus top 10 public university by the year 2020. Murano outlined five priorities to guide the university's path to Vision 2020 in her so-called "AGGIE" speech during her investiture - Academic excellence, Globalization, Great value and accessibility, Infrastructure and Enlightened governance.
-Graduated the first class at Texas A&M University at Qatar, the
engineering-oriented branch campus in Doha and fully funded by Qatar
-Launched, through the Texas A&M Foundation, a $300 million scholarship initiative, "Operation Spirit and Mind," to raise funds for high-achieving and under-represented students, graduate fellowships and study-abroad experiences.
-Set a goal of having at least 25 percent of the student body participate in study-abroad or another form of gaining an international experience before graduation-part of the university's commitment to globalization.
While it was a rebuilding year for the football team, the Aggies won a
record eight Big 12 championships in 2008-more than any other school in the conference. Also, the Aggies topped the Longhorns in the "Lone Star Showdown" and played for the softball national championship.
For more news about Texas A&M University, go to http://tamunews.tamu.edu/.


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awesome. I want this printed on a poster and hung up in every middle and high school in the nation.
That's yesterday's money shot.
CD, seriously, two days in a row I comment something and then I find out later you've already said it. I swear it's not deliberate. I bow to your superior speed. :)
In every picture, there is always a middle-aged bailiff saying it all with his eyes…


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This year?s Boston SMSS will provide attendees with emerging strategies, the latest social tools, and insights from successful social media marketing campaigns executed by leading brands. Over the course of two days, SMSS Boston offers all of the elements you need to achieve social media success!
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Thanks to our partnership with the Springfield Animal Shelter and the nearly 5,000 friends on the Leigh's Lost and Found facebook page, successful reunions are happening every week. That includes a *great* one involving a Great Pyrenees missing for a week in Springfield.
Mollie is a five year old farm dog that works nights, protecting the cattle on her family's farm off I-44. When she didn't show up on her family's front porch one morning a couple of weeks ago, her owner Jane Reynold said she knew something was really wrong, especially because Mollie was in heat.
"She has a boyfriend down the road and when he goes wandering, she goes with him. And he went wandering and she went with him."
Jane posted flyers around town and got a lot of calls from local residents and businesses about Mollie sightings but no one was able to catch her. Then, one of her friends told her to post on Leigh's Lost and Found facebook page.


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Jazz CD Reviews
MSJO – Marcus Shelby Jazz Orchestra – Harriet Tubman (jazz oratorio) – Noir Records
Published on May 8, 2008
Bassist, composer and conductor Marcus Shelby has written all the music and lyrics of this major production – except for his orchestration of the familiar spiritual Go Down Moses. The work features a 14-piece orchestra plus four vocalists, with Faye Carol as the voice of Harriet Tubman. This is an effective and very moving work in the vein of Ellington's Sacred Concerts.
Shelby reports that a book about Harriet Tubman his mother gave him at age 8 was the first that spoke to him of a black person as a hero. He decided to organize this work to reflect the various languages of jazz, including field and blues hollars, work songs, spirituals, and scat singing. His music and lyrics do a fine job communicating the amazing life experiences of Tubman, who suffered incredible abuse as a slave, adventures in the Underground Railroad which gained her the eventual name of Moses the Black Liberator. She was on the battlefield during the Civil War and later campaigned for civil rights for women and minorities.
I had half expected the oratorio to be mainly some nice arrangements of spirituals with some impassioned readings, but it is a full-fledged, original and very compelling jazz oratorio, with swinging instrumental big-band numbers in it, including some exciting solo work. It could and should be performed widely, but would need a good tight big band and a skilled quartet of singers.
TrackList: Prelude: Ben & Rit, Ashanti Stomp, I Will Not Stand Still, Ben (Passin' Time), Life on the Chesapeake, Over Here Lord, North to Delaware, Stampede of Slaves, Freedom Trail, 54th Regiment (Will They Fight?), Black Suffrage Blues, Go Down Moses.
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Awards and Honors 2004
Fox Chase Cancer Center
Received: Magnet Nursing Award in Recognition of Excellence in Nursing Service from the American Nurses Association
Fox Chase Cancer Center Institutional Review Board and Program Staff
Received full accreditation from the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protections Programs (AAHRPP)
Agnes B. Baffoe-Bonnie, MD, PhD
Member of the Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues (ELSI) Committee of the International Genetic Epidemiology Society (IGES)
Baruch S. Blumberg, MD, PhD
Member of the Honorary Board of the International Raoul Wallenberg Foundation and the Angelo Rancalli International Committee Gave Valeas Lecture at the IV National Meeting of the Italian Society for Pediatric Allergy and Immunology, Florence, Italy
Elected: Vice President of the American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, PA
Invited speaker: "The Forum of Nobel Laureates," Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, People's Republic of China
Deborah Watkins Bruner, RN, PhD
Named: Vice-Chair of RTOG
Received: Oncology Nursing Society/Varian Nursing Award for Excellence in Radiation Oncology
Panel Presenter and Co-Moderator: American Society of Therapeutic Radiation and Oncology (ASTRO), 46th Annual Meeting, "Sexual Function After Pelvic Radiation Therapy," Atlanta, GA
Keynote Address: State of the Science Summit II for Pediatric Oncology Nursing Research, "Nursing Research Contributions to the Adult Cooperative Groups," Bethesda, MD
Denise C. Connolly, PhD
Invited Speaker: Gynecologic Cancer Models: Mouse Models of Human Cancer Consortium, San Juan, Puerto Rico; Institut du cancer de Montr?al and Center de recherche CHUM, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; 5th Biennial Ovarian Cancer Research Symposium: Emerging Controversies in Ovarian Cancer Research and Treatment, (Session Chair: Experimental Therapeutics and Ovarian Cancer Modeling), Seattle, WA; 10th Biennial Meeting of the International Gynecologic Cancer Society, Edinburgh, Scotland
Edna Cukierman, PhD
Received: the only 2004 American Association of Cancer Research (AACR-Pennsylvania Department of Health Career Development Award in Basic Cancer Research); The National Pancreas Foundation Award
Mary B. Daly, MD, PhD
Received: 2004 Cancer Control Award from the American Cancer Society, Southeast Region, Pennsylvania Division; 2004 Certificate of Honor from the Temple University General Alumni Association
Antonio Di Cristofano, PhD
Invited Speaker: Gynecologic Cancer Models Meeting, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Richard E. Greenberg, MD
Appointed: Surgical Director, American Russian Cancer Alliance
Vincent Guacci, PhD
Invited Lecture: "Pds5p and Top2p Contribute to Mitotic Chromosome Structure in Different Ways," Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics, University of Virginia Medical Center, Charlottesville, VA; "Is the Role of Pds5p in Sister Chromatid Cohesion Restricted to Cohesion Maintenance or Does it Play a role in Establishment?" - Department of Medical Genetics and Microbiology, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
Awarded: The Hedda L. Komins Fund for Breast Cancer Research and Prevention
Elizabeth Petri Henske, MD
Elected to the American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI)
Eileen K. Jaffe, PhD
Invited Lectures: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia PA; University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE; University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH; Case Western University, Cleveland, OH; University of California, Los Angeles, CA; Gordon Research Conference on Chemistry and Biology of Tetrapyrroles, Newport, RI; International Agency for Research on Cancer, Working Group on Lead and Lead Compounds, Lyon, France
Alfred G. Knudson Jr., MD, PhD
Awarded: 2004 Kyoto Prize in Basic Sciences, which is considered among the world's leading awards for lifetime achievement Outstanding Scientific Contributions: The editors of Genes, Chromosomes, & Cancer devoted an entire issue of their journal to Alfred G. Knudson. This is the first time that an issue of the journal has been devoted to the work of a single individual. More
Received: Reimann Award from Fox Chase Cancer Center; the 11th recipient of Fox Chase's Reimann Honor Award
Guest of Honor: XI International Congress of Ocular Oncology, Hyderabad, India
Sharon L. Manne, PhD
Invited Lecturer/Speaker: Psychotherapy in Psycho-Oncology: Do we make the grade? - Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY
George D. Markham, PhD
Invited Speaker and Session Chair: FASEB Conference on S-adenosylmethionine, Saxtons River, VT
Agnes Masny, RN, MPH, CRNP
Received: Oncology Nursing Society Mary Nowotny Award for Excellence in Nursing Education
Suzanne M. Miller, PhD
Invited Member: The National Quality Forum, Symptom Management/End-of-Life Care Technical Panel; NCI Office of Cancer Information Service Advisory Panel on Strategic Direction for the CIS Research Program; Evaluation Group, National Cancer Institute Behavioral Research in Cancer Control Small Grants Program Invited Visiting Distinguished Professor: Japanese Foundation for Aging and Health Care, Japan
Invited Speaker: Mental Support for Patients with Cancer, University of Mie, Kobe, Japan; The Second Annual Lynne Cohen Foundation Symposium on Women's Cancer: Defining the Roles of Genetics and the Environment; Invited Presentation: "Factors/Issues in Clinical Decision Making," New York, NY
Chair: Cancer Special Interest Group, Society of Behavioral Medicine
Monica Morrow, MD
Invited Lecturer: R.L. Payne Memorial Lecture, Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, VA; John H. Davis Lecture, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT
Maureen E. Murphy, PhD
Invited Speaker: 12th International p53 Workshop, Dunedin, New Zealand
Arthur S. Patchefsky, MD
President-Elect of the International Society of Breast Pathology
Jeffrey R. Peterson, PhD
Invited Speaker: Annual meeting of the European Life Science Organization, Nice, France
John A. Ridge, MD, PhD
Elected: Secretary, American Head & Neck Society
Invited Speaker: Joseph Attie Lecture, Northshore Hospital, Great Neck, NY
Irwin A. Rose, PhD
Awarded: 2004 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Irma H. Russo, MD
Invited Speaker: Timing of Dietary Exposures and Breast Cancer Risk Workshop, Lombardi Cancer Center, Georgetown University, Washington, DC; Mini-Symposium, Pregnancy and Breast Cancer Risk, Society for Gynecologic Investigation (SGI) Annual Meeting, Houston, TX
Jose Russo, MD
Invited Speaker: "Molecular Basis of Breast Cancer Prevention," Institute of Pathology and Immunology (IPATIMU) Porto, Portugal; "Recent Advances and Future Directions in Endocrine Manipulation of Breast Cancer," Fourth International Conference, Cambridge, MA; "An Update in the Role of Estrogen as a Carcinogenic Agent in Human Breast Epithelial Cells," NIC-Focus Group on Estrogen Carcinogenesis, Washington, DC
Christoph Seeger, PhD
Awarded the distinction of Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Elin R. Sigurdson, MD, PhD
Member: Data Monitoring Committee, RTOG; Program Committee, GI Section, ASCO
Anna Marie Skalka, PhD
Invited Speaker: 30th Steenbock Symposium, University of Wisconsin Keynote Speaker: Expand Your Horizons Mini-Conference, supported by the American Chemical Society, Association for Women in Science, and the American Association of University Women, Chestnut Hill College, Philadelphia, PA
Member: Defense Science Board Task Force/Summer Study, Technologies for the Future
John M. Taylor, PhD
Plenary Speaker: Annual Meeting of Society for General Microbiology, University of Bath, England
Invited Speaker: Rockefeller University, New York, NY
Joseph R. Testa, PhD
Invited Speaker/Session Chairperson: VII Meeting of the International Mesothelioma Interest Group, Brescia, Italy
David L. Wiest, PhD
Invited Lectures: 2004 Experimental Immunology Branch Seminars, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD; Immunology Seminar Series, National Institute of Aging, Baltimore, MD; 2004 ThymUS Conference, Signaling and Selection Section, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Nancy Young, MD
Elected to the Executive Board of the American Society of Cytopathology by the ASC membership
Robert C. Young, MD
Received: The 2004 Distinguished Service Award for Scientific Leadership at the 2004 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in New Orleans, LA
Kenneth S. Zaret, PhD
Awardee of Mathers Charitable Foundation
Member: National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) Strategic Planning Committee for Liver Research (10-year term) Invited Speaker: Keystone Symposium on Signaling in Developmental Biology, Sante Fe, NM; 2nd Canadian Developmental Biology Symposium, Banff, Canada
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Will Fast 7 Go On Without Paul Walker?
While the rest of the world is still reeling over Paul Walker's tragic death, the team behind The Fast & The Furious has been forced to get down to business. Walker's passing leaves a hole in the hearts of his family, friends, and fans, but it also provides a very real complication for the franchise's seventh movie. Fast & Furious 7 is right in the middle of filming, which meant that producers had to have an emergency powwow in the hours after the star's death.
Sure, it may seem a little coldhearted to be thinking about movie profits at a time like this, but it's a job that somebody had to do. Fast 7 is on a strict timeline for its July release, and all of the options for continued filming just seem, well, even more insensitive than discussing them in the first place. According to The New York Times, Universal execs considered the possibilities of writing his death into the film, cutting his performance, and hiring another actor to take over his role.
No conclusion has been reached yet, partly due to the sad irony surrounding the action star's fateful crash. To go on with a movie that glorifies the very type of racing and car crashes that spelled his end would be challenging for both cast morale and the eventual marketing of the movie. Universal has yet to make an official comment on the future of the franchise, but we have faith they'll come to a satisfying decision. (The New York Times)


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Wapahani graduate Hayden Woodard has been selected for the North South All Star Series, to be played this weekend at Wabash College. Woodard hit .493 with 10 doubles and six home runs this spring for Wapahani. Woodard was selected by the Indiana Baseball Coaches Association. He will attend Danville Community College.


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Devin Harris' target date is a secret, but his workload is increasing steadily
NEW ORLEANS — Devin Harris is getting antsy again. But he won't make the same mistake twice.
Harris said Friday night he has a target date for making his season debut with the Mavericks, just as he did in mid-December. This time, though, he's not going to go public with his plans and derail a possible return to game action in the next 10 days.
Harris, who had surgery on his left foot in August, worked out with seven of the low-minute players Thursday in New Orleans, and coach Rick Carlisle said the point guard came out of that practice with flying colors.
So the next step is work with the full team at the next scheduled practice, which isn't until Tuesday.
"He's been increasing his workload," Carlisle said. "If all goes well, we're planning on him practicing full-bore with the team on Tuesday. And then we'll keep ramping it up. It's uncharted territory because it's an unusual injury. Our medical people have navigated it well. When we had to tap the brakes two or three weeks ago, we tapped the brakes and got him back on track. Now it's looking promising again."
Harris said he learned from the setback he suffered in December when he thought he had a chance to be in action before Christmas. Asked if he has a target date for his first game, he said:
"I do. But I don't want to jinx it because I did that last time and I had to sit out another four weeks. So far, so good. I've been steadily increasing the last week and a half. I'm continuing to push it, and Tuesday should be the next practice."
Asked if he might be targeting the Jan. 24 game at Brooklyn, his former team, Harris said: "It'll be before that."
A good guess for Harris' return would be either Jan. 18 at home against Portland or on the three-game road trip that starts at Cleveland on Jan. 20.
Said Carlisle: "Devin's champing at the bit to get back on the court and play. There's no issues with his desire. He loves to play. We just got to follow the process the right way and make sure he's right."


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The owners of Zab Thai Kitchen emphasize that their cuisine is best enjoyed with a spoon and fork, rather than chopsticks as some diners assume is customary. (Photos by G. Yek)
LOVELAND, Ohio - Grab your spoon and fork: The owners of this home-style Thai food eatery are serving up bold and tasty dishes, from pad thai to woonsen.
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LOVELAND, Ohio - This weekly column explores the international side of Greater Cincinnati dining. Follow WCPO contributor, Grace Yek, as she talks to the chefs and owners of these dining spots about their food, culture and journey to the Tri-State.
Where: 10667 Loveland Madeira Road, Loveland
Website: zabthaikitchen.com Call: (513) 774-7800 Food: Authentic home-style Thai food
Prices: Entrees range from $11 - $17
Signature dishes
Simple yet authentic stir-fried noodles take center plate at Zab Thai Kitchen. The national stir-fry of Thailand, pad thai, is a mouthwatering party of rice noodles, egg, bean sprout, onion, scallion, peanuts, turnip, and a choice of tofu, shrimp or other meat.
The three signature tastes of sweet, salty and sour appeal to a wide array of customer taste buds. Clear bean thread noodles are the star in a dish called woonsen. The noodles are stir-fried with colorful cohorts: wood ear mushroom, carrot, celery, scallion, onion, cabbage and egg.
Zab Thai Kitchen's customers are also crazy about curry. Classics like panang curry, green curry and massaman curry proudly grace the menu. The curries stay authentic to their roots; for example, the panang version is well-sauced but not soupy, and the massaman variety is made with beef that has been patiently braised for more than four hours.
Meet the owners: Toon & Cindy
What is the probability that the chef at Zab Thai Kitchen has a degree in statistics? In the case of Paendin Yongkanaysin (above, left), the chef and co-owner of Zab Thai Kitchen, 100 percent.
Yongkanaysin goes by her nickname, Toon, given by her mother.
"Most Thai people have two names: a formal name, and a nickname given by their family or close friends. It's usually a short version of the first name," Toon explained. Toon's nickname means Libra, reflecting her astrological sign.
Even with her number-crunching expertise, the tough economy in Thailand made it extremely hard for Toon to find a job in her field, so she took a different path, traveling to Australia to work for a family friend who was opening a restaurant.
"That was my first commercial cooking experience," Toon recalled. "Cooking for the family is very different from cooking in a restaurant."
After Toon's stint in Australia, another restaurant opportunity opened up--this time in Cincinnati, where she met Srinuan Yantarasri, who goes by her nickname, Cindy (above, right). Born in Bangkok, she came to the United States to pursue a degree in business at Harold Washington College in Chicago.
She met her husband there, a man who dreamed of owning his own business. They ventured to Cincinnati and opened Bangkok Thai Cuisine in Milford in 1998. That success prompted the opening of a second restaurant in 2000, Beluga, an upscale Asian restaurant and sushi bar in Hyde Park in 2000.
Toon came to Cincinnati to work at Bangkok Thai Cuisine, and eventually worked her way up to the chef position at Beluga. Cindy said Beluga did not escape the jaws of the 2007 recession. When it closed in 2011, Toon and Cindy teamed up to open Zab Thai Kitchen.
"I wanted to go back to affordable home-style cooking where people can keep coming back," Cindy explained. Toon is happy doing what she loves.
"I pursued science in college because my family believed science would give me a good career. I did everything they wanted, but now I am doing what I want," she smiled.
Cultural flavor: "Bold and tasty"
"The root of my food is my grandmother. It is not fancy, but authentic food my grandmother made and taught me in my childhood," Toon said. "My food is not bland. It is bold and tasty."
Toon tries to pass a little Thai culture along to her customers through food.
"Some people think curry has to be spicy all the time, or must be creamy, but that's not always true. There are some foods that are not spicy. We do use coconut milk in many of our curries because the ingredient is widely available in Thailand. But a curry like jungle curry does not contain any coconut milk," Toon explained.
Garlic is central to Thai cooking.
"Garlic is present in every meal. The basic paste has garlic, shallot, kaffir lime leaf, galangal and lemongrass," Toon said. "We add a lot of fresh ingredients and some spices, but not a lot of spices like Indian cuisine."
Both Toon and Cindy explained that contrary to some assumptions, chopsticks are not common at the Thai table.
"Most people don't understand we use a fork and a spoon, not chopsticks. We use the fork to push the food on to the spoon, even when we eat noodles."
By the way... "Drunken noodles"
Zab Thai Kitchen offers a stir-fried noodle dish, called kee mao (pictured above). The name translates to drunken noodles, because, according to Toon, "It was created by people who came home drunk and hungry. They looked at what they had in their kitchen, and threw in all the vegetables and spices in this dish."
The eatery recreates this boisterous but delicious dish using wide rice noodles
and mixed vegetables, stir-fried in Thai basil chili sauce.
Grace Yek is a faculty member at the Midwest Culinary Institute, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College. Connect with her on Twitter: @Grace_Yek .


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Eastern remains winless on road; looks ahead to home game on Sunday versus league's No. 1, Northern Arizona
Battling heavy rains and high altitude, the Eastern Washington University soccer team dropped a 3-0 decision to Northern Colorado on Friday (Oct. 22) in Greeley, Colo. With the loss, Eastern falls to 2-12-1 overall and 2-3 in league play, while UNC improves to 10-4-2 on the season and 3-1-1 in Big Sky action. The Eagles will now make a quick turnaround, as they host Northern Arizona on Sunday, (Oct. 24) at the EWU Sports and Recreation Center playing fields.
Just two minutes after kickoff in Friday's contest, Eastern found itself in the hole, as UNC junior Laura Wayland gained control of the ball and took a hard shot from 25 yards out. The shot deflected off an EWU defender and dropped into the net, giving the Bears an early 1-0 lead.
The Eagles held their opponent for the remaining 43 minutes of the first half, despite 12 shots taken by the Bears. Jamie Walker, who was recently tabbed Big Sky Defensive Player of the Week, collected three saves in the first frame.
Eastern came out aggressive in the second, earning a corner kick at the 50:06 mark. Junior Whitney Brannan sent a strong ball into the box, but a clearance by the UNC defense left Eastern shorthanded on the other end of the field. UNC freshman Brittany Dunn capitalized on the open space and converted a shot in transition to put the Bears up 2-0.
Almost immediately after the second goal was scored, Northern Colorado extended its lead again, as the Bears' two leading scorers, Ariel Cook and Danielle Birdsall, hooked up for a goal right inside the box.
The Bears held a 19-3 advantage in total shots, as well as 5-0 edge in the foul count.
"It was just one of those days when we couldn't seem to catch a break," said EWU head coach George Hageage. "The girls gave it a good effort, but Northern Colorado is really quick and we had a difficult time matching their speed. Whitney and Brittany [Sparks] had a hard time getting open, and as a result, we were not getting any good looks. As we prepare for our final two home games, we have to work on finishing with shots when we're in the attacking third."
The Eagles are now in a must-win situation for its final two conference games of the season. The team is one spot out of tournament contention, but luckily, its final two matches are at home. Eastern will face Northern Arizona on Sunday (Oct. 24) at 11 a.m. before hosting Montana next Friday (Oct. 29) on senior day. Northern Arizona is leading the league with an undefeated 4-0-1 record. The Lumberjacks will come to Cheney after celebrating a 5-0 rout of Montana, who sits at the bottom of the league standings at 1-4-0.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Needled by Mitt Romney and other Republicans, Democrats hurriedly rewrote their platform Wednesday to add a mention of God and declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel after President Barack Obama ordered the changes.
The embarrassing reversal was compounded by uncertainty on the convention floor.
Three times Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, chairman, called for a voice vote on the changes and each time the yes and no votes seemed to balance each other out. On the third attempt, Villaraigosa ruled the amendments were approved -- triggering boos from many.
The episode exposed tensions within the party
"There was no discussion. We didn't even see it coming. We were blindsided by it," said Noor Ul-Hasan, a Muslim delegate from Salt Lake City, who questioned whether there was enough of a quorum to amend the platform.
"The majority spoke last night," said Angela Urrea, a delegate from Roy, Utah. "We shouldn't be declaring Jerusalem as the capital of Israel."


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A man was in serious condition Friday, the day after he crashed into a pickup truck pulling out of a parking lot near the Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College.
Ogden police Lt. Will Cragun said the 24-year-old victim suffered a severed left leg in the 8 p.m. Thursday crash near Dan Street and Washington Boulevard.
Cragun said the accident remained under investigation and no citations had yet been issued, but it appeared the 1997 Ford pickup truck, driven by a 20-year-old male, caused the crash.
The truck, westbound on Dan Street, was approaching a parking lot near Washington Boulevard when it pulled out in front of the northbound motorcyclist, witnesses told police.
The motorcyclist, whose name was not immediately released, tried to "lay down" his bike, but still slid into the pickup. In the collision, his leg was traumatically amputated near the knee. He was rushed to McKay-Dee Hospital, where he remained on Friday.
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The BlackBerry's new flagship smartphone. The BlackBerry Z10($200) uses the BlackBerry 10 operating system. The new OS has no navigation buttons, you'll operate the Z10 through gestures. The phone stands 5.1 inches tall, 2.6 inches wide, and 0.35 inch thick, only slightly deeper than the iPhone5. It features 2-megapixel front and 8-megapixel rear cameras, dual-core 1.5 GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, a microSD slot and a 1,280 x 768, 4.2-inch LCD display. In between the BlackBerry Z10's volume buttons is the voice control key, you can also use to pause music.
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CANTON -- Matthew "Lig" Knobe loves being involved in the music scene in Nashville, Tenn. However, in the last couple of months, his home state of Ohio has been bestowing more success on him than he thought possible.
Knobe, who says he has been involved in rock music just about his entire life, graduated from Hudson High School and Kent State University. He moved to Nashville, where he had lived for a little more than seven years. While there, he found success as a musician, songwriter and producer. He worked with several music companies including Banshee Music, the band My Red Umbrella and founded Pretty Like Oxygen Music & Entertainment.
Over the years, he has worked with and met a lot of familiar names in the music business such as Kid Rock and Lyle Lovett and began his own rock band, Ligion.
Feeling like he had "been on the road for the last seven years," Knobe recently decided to return to his home state in hopes of slowing down a little. However, his plans did not quite work out as he expected.
Last summer he wrote a fast-paced, fun song called "Get Off Your Seat." Initially it seemed as if the song would go nowhere. Fate intervened on December 29, when the president of Fox Sports heard the song and considered using it during the network's televising of National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball games.
Knobe received a call from Fox asking for a video submission by Monday, Jan. 3, meaning he had five days to coordinate a band, film crew, extras for the video and a place to film. To make matters more complicated, all of this had to be done over a holiday weekend.
"I told him it was a holiday weekend and I was in Ohio," Knobe said. He was told to "figure it out," and that is exactly what he did.
With the help of his friend, Beau Miller, Knobe was able to get the video filmed in Canton at what is being called the "AE Industrial Arts Complex." Sandy Valley graduate David McDowell has his art studio in the building, and he was thrilled to see the area continue to promote creativity.
McDowell said the Stark County area is "in the middle of an arts renaissance," with the arts district and popular First Friday's all being located in Canton. Along with McDowell, other Sandy Valley graduates involved in the video were Joe Siebert and Mike Coates.
Though he was the jack of all trades -- singer, song writer and producer, Knobe appreciated the hospitality and helpfulness he received in the area. Along with his singing and guitar playing, he was accompanied by drummer Eric Baltrinic. Engineering and co-production credit for the track go to Jon Johnson. StoneKap Productions, Ltd., of Canton was the production company responsible for the filming.
With the help of a few friends, Knobe was able to get more than 40 extras to come out on New Years Day to work from 8 p.m. until about 2 a.m. on the video.
"This is the most fun I have ever had doing a video. It was incredible," Knobe said. "I have done videos in New York City, but they were not as much fun as this one. People showed up in costumes. It was an awesome time."
All the hard work and last minute planning paid off as Knobe and the group were able to produce a video with a lot of energy, enthusiasm and a bit of weird humor -- just what fans may see at a NCAA basketball game. As they say -- the rest is history.
Fox Sports executives liked what they saw, and now the video, along with game highlights, are being shown before and during college basketball events. Knobe is working on other songs such as "We B Crazy" and has been contacted by other sports and television venues who have an interest in his talents.
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Ohio County prosecutor Scott Smith tells The Intelligencer and Wheeling News-Register (http://bit.ly/Kf3b3x) that he's not sure whether his office will be ready to present the case to the grand jury when it convenes in January.
Twenty-year-old Craig Tyler Peacock of Clewiston, Fla., and 24-year-old Jarrett Mathis Chandler of Winnfield, La., are each charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of 21-year-old Kevin Figaniak of Perkasie, Pa. Prosecutors say Figaniak was beaten during an argument on Aug. 31 and died from his injuries the next day.
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Oak leaves (upper left) appear green while continuing to produce chlorophyll during the growing season. When chlorophyll production stops, other pigments turn this maple leaf (center) yellow, ash leaf (right) a vivid red hue and a linden leaf (lower left) brown, as leaf tissues succumb to necrosis.
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Urban density is major element in the picture of a bright green future. Compact homes, closely situated, make a drastic difference in the all-around efficiency of a city, from energy to transportation to shopping for basic necessities. They also make it easy to skip driving and take transit or walk, which decreases pollution and improves physical health. Finally, they foster the creation of supportive community networks in which resources can be better shared and everyone feels safer.
Knowing, however, that populations in general are on the rise, and urban populations in particular, it's important to look ahead towards growth that can accommodate greater numbers without degrading the surrounding natural environment and encouraging sprawl. Smart growth strategies look at ways to make living closer to the city more appealing than a life out in the suburbs, encouraging more dense development on the edge of cities and less sprawl out into the open space outside the metropolitan area.
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There are at least two hard-to-miss reasons why the Thomas Jefferson girls volleyball team has won its first five Section 7-AA matches by a combined score of 15-0.
Senior Renee Miller and junior Rachel Stover comprise the Jaguars' towering middle block that has forced opponents to dump shots into the back row just so they can get the ball over the net.
It comes as no surprise it's fulfilling for the 6-foot Miller when she and Stover (6-1) notice opposing teams getting discouraged.
"It's really exciting for me when I can see the other team getting frustrated," Miller said. "I think Rachel and I have a pretty big intimidation factor on our side, just from our height alone."
Thomas Jefferson is 7-0 overall, 5-0 in Section 7-AA. The Jaguars, who won the 2001 WPIAL Class AA title, were second at the Big South Tournament and third at the Derry Tournament two weekends ago.
TJ will play at West Mifflin Tuesday, host South Fayette on Thursday, then play in the Lions' tournament over the weekend.
With seven starters back from last year's team, senior setter Mariah Schrum said she believes the Jaguars, who lost to Ambridge in the first round last year, are primed for a playoff run.
"We've definitely improved since last year," Schrum said. "I think our chances are good."
It doesn't hurt to have Miller and Stover, who also hits on the right side from time to time. Jaguars coach Ron Kelly does so to take advantage of Stover's versatility.
Stover leads the team with 60 kills, and Miller has 47. That accounts for 71 percent of the team's total. Together, they have 26 blocks.
"They're tall, but they're athletes, too," Kelly said. "They're coordinated. That's a big plus. They're not just big bodies."
The presence of returning starters Jessica Albrecht and Lexi German — a pair of outside hitters — as well Miller and Stover gives Schrum, who has 122 assists, plenty of options.
And it's not something she's going to complain about.
"It's definitely an advantage," Schrum said. "We're able to hit better than other teams just because of our height, and the blocking is great because it helps out our defense as well."
When opposing teams try to avoid Miller and Stover and attack deep, junior libero Allie Yurkovich (34 digs) typically is waiting.
Yurkovich is one of four returning All-Section selections — German, Miller and Stover are the others — and has committed to play in college at Robert Morris.
Back-row specialist Katheryn Rotthoff also has been an integral part of Thomas Jefferson's defense.
"I think that's why we haven't dropped a match, because we've had really strong defensive players back there," Miller said.
There also have been a few big contributors up front.
"I think that's where we're better than most teams," Kelly said. "We have two middles. I don't think a lot of teams have two middles. A lot of them have one very solid middle. We have two."
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Try to launch the application now. If this corrects the problem, there is definitely a problem with your graphics card drivers and/or DirectX files. Please note that this method is a workaround, not a solution (meaning there is still a problem even if this makes the game playable).
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Situated in Jodhpur, this historic hotel is 2.3 mi (3.6 km) from Umaid Bhawan Palace and within 6 mi (10 km) of Mehrangarh Fort and Sardar Market. Jaswant Thada and Mandore Gardens are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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The Ajit Bhawan - A Palace Resort features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink.
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This was taken on the morning of 11-26-07 at 7:00am. It looks like there is a fire happening at the same time as the sunrise. This was one of my first pictures taken with my new camera.
Fire in the Sunrise 11-26-07
By: meshagSubscribe Channel: Weather & Scenery
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