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Germantown police are looking for information regarding an armed robbery which took place Monday, Dec. 31.
According to a Germantown Police Department news release:
An employee of the BP gas station at N112W11190 Mequon Road contacted police at approximately 6:30 a.m. to report an armed robbery.
The suspect was described as a male in his mid to late twenties. The employee described the suspect as about six feet tall with a slender build, wearing black insulated coveralls and a black baseball cap. He had facial hair described as "a couple of days unshaven."
He showed a knife before demanding money and running from the gas station with an unknown amount of money.
Anyone with information regarding the robbery or the suspect is encouraged to contact Germantown police at (262) 253-7780 or the Washington County We-Tip line at (800) 232-0594.
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Putting the past in the past: Jill Alexander started The Divorcee Sale as a way to help rid divorcees of unwanted designer labels
In an interview with Good Morning America, Ms Alexander said: 'You go to these women's homes and they have closets of Chanel bags that they no longer need, gowns they no longer need, fur coats that they no longer need... Life changes when you go through a divorce.'
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CHOUDRANT, La. – Coming off a pair of top-six finishes to open the spring season in the Houston area, Rice University golf ventures out to Louisiana for the Argent Financial Classic on March 3-4, hosted by Louisiana Tech.
Along with Rice and the host, 11 other teams fill out the field, including Arkansas State, Central Arkansas, Louisiana-Lafayette, Louisiana Monroe, Missouri State, New Orleans, North Texas, Sam Houston State, Southeastern Louisiana, Texas State and UALR. Rice holds a 4-7-1 record against those teams this season, having faced five of them in tournament play in 2013-14.
On the par-72, 7,105-yard Squire Creek Country Club course, the teams will play 18 holes on Monday with an 8 a.m. shotgun start, followed by the final round on Tuesday, with tee times beginning at 8 a.m. on the first and 10th holes. The event was originally scheduled for 54 holes, but was shortened due to weather concerns.
The Owls will begin play on Monday on the eighth through 11th tees in groups with Sam Houston State and Texas State. Competing individually, Joe Beck III (76.50 stroke avg.) will tee off from the 18th hole.
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Kevin Reilly, Fr. (72.44 stroke avg.)
Alex Levy, Fr. (75.33 stroke avg.)
Landon Michelson, Sr. (73.78 stroke avg.)
James Lee, So. (74.80 stroke avg.)
Tommy Economou, Jr. (75.78 stroke avg.)
The tournament began in 2010 as the LA Tech Bulldog Classic and is now in its fifth consecutive year. The 2014 edition marks the Owls' fourth trip to the event, having placed sixth in 2010 with a 951 (+51), ninth in 2011 with a 904 (+40) and ninth again in 2012 with a 909 (+45). Michael Whitehead posted Rice's best individual finish at the event when he took sixth place in 2011 with a three-round total of 218 (+2).
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PETALING JAYA: Renowned travel guide publisher Lonely Planet has listed Penang as the top culinary spot for 2014, British dailyThe Independent reported.
The Pearl of Orient beat other top culinary spots like Victoria in Australia, North West Spain, the deep south in United States, Lake District in United Kingdom, Puglia in Italy, Georgia and Oaxaca in Mexico to bag the number one spot.
Lonely Planet's commissioning editor Robin Barton said Penang was known for its hawker fare and the "must tries" were char kway teow, Hokkien mee, and asam laksa, according to the report.
"Malaysian hawker food has spread worldwide via food trucks and pop-ups but nothing compares to hitting Penang.
"Its food reflects the intermingling of the many cultures that arrived after it was set up as a trading port in 1786, from Malays to Indians, Acehnese to Chinese, Burmese to Thais. The state capital Georgetown is its culinary epicentre," said Barton.
He encouraged foodies to explore the Esplanade Food Centre, where hawker food combined favourably with the seafront location. Barton also encouraged foodies to check out some of the night markets in Penang.
"A pasar malam is an open-air night market and in Penang, you can go to Jelutong on a Friday and Macallum Street market on a Monday.
"The highlight is always the food. At 2am, a different world of stalls serves peppery pork-rib soups, skewered fish balls and sweets such as cendol," said Barton.
Barton also recommended air bandung, which goes well with Malay food.
He ended his review by asking readers to use these words Sudah makan? (Have you eaten yet?) when going to culinary spots.
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This Saturday, weather permitting, the Narrows will be open to the public. The event is being made possible through efforts of the Oregon County Commission and the United States Forest Service.
Oregon County Southern District Commissioner John Wrenfrow has worked for quite a while trying to get the event organized
From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. a shuttle will provide accessdown the hill to the now gated Narrows located near the small community of Billmore in southern Oregon County. The area was closed off to the public in 1968 after the Eleven Point River that feeds into the area, was designated one of the first Wild and Scenic Rivers in the country. Forty years later only one-quarter of one-percent of the nation's river miles are protected by the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act.
The Narrows, located about 18 miles southeast of Alton, is named for the hog-back ridge that separates Fredrick Creek from Blue Springs and the Eleven Point River Valley. There are four large springs here, Blue Springs, named for the color of the water; Morgan Spring, originally named Thomason Spring but then changed to Morgan Spring after BB Morgan purchased the property; Sullivan Spring; and Jones Spring.
Blue Springs is the eighth largest spring in Missouri. It has an average flow of 46,500,000 gallons per day. Early settlers used a narrow wagon trail over the ridge to reach Thomason Mill. The road was about one-quarter mile up the Eleven Point River from what is now Highway 142. At that time, the river was forded. Shortly before the turn of the century, coming in from the west, a heavy iron cable that was strung on the left side of the road, was built to keep the horses and mules from bolting and stampeding over the edge of the bluff.
The early Billmore Post Office and store were at the spring. Water power was used to run the grist and flour mill as well as a cotton gin and a blacksmith shop was also located there.
Billmore had a post office from 1885 to 1906, a general store and school district #57. In later years, the students attended Couch School.
Eliza Standley was given and granted the Narrows from the General Land Office of the United States at Jackson, Mo. The papers were signed by President Franklin Pierce on November 1854. The tract of land was 115 acres.
In 1861, the land was patented by John Felkner as township school land. Historians say he paid $100 for 80 acres.
The Sullivan family owned and farmed much of the area from 1884 to 1986 when Thomas A. (Bynas) and Pauline Helen Brewer bought the property in 1946. Land on both sides of the Narrows had been in the Vaught-Sullivan family for over 60 years.
In 1950, Brewer sold the land to B.B. and Dorothea Morgan. They bought 178 acres encompassing the Narrows, the four large springs and the old mill site. Unfortunately, the machinery at the site had been sold for scrap, but some of the old concrete work remained, carrying a 1906 date. The cement was hauled by a wagon team from Piedmont, Mo.
After the construction of Highway 142, the Caldwell family and Bynas Brewer operated a ferry across the Eleven Point River until the bridge was built in 1957.
Willard and Tom Caldwell built the ferry that carried people across the river. The Caldwell Ferry was leased by Orbin Brewer from 1949 until the bridge was completed.
When the ferry was operated by the Caldwell's, Ted, Tom and George Caldwell tended it. A relative said George Caldwell was happy to ferry people day or night. Ted and Martha Caldwell had a small house and store on the south side of the river. George Washington Caldwell had a home on the north side of the road.
After the Morgan's purchased the Narrows, B.B. began to develop it into a park-like setting. It had nature trails, connecting roads to points of interest and permanent picnic tables. Some of the people that knew Morgan said he was fascinated with the varied plant life around the area, especially the underwater species and developed a large (one of the largest in the world) aquatic plant business, shipping 40 million plants a year for more than 25 years.
The Morgans mostly harvested moss, at and near the Narrows. This was a crop that required no planting, no cultivation and grew year around unaffected by seasonal temperatures. The moss cultivated in the area, replenished itself in three months. It grew in places for more than a mile and crisscrossed the Morgan's land.
The moss harvested by the Morgan's was called Myriophyllum, a long and delicately leafed moss that was and still is much in demand in aquariums. Only the tips were shipped, in moist packaging and sent all over the world.
From the beginning of Morgan's ownership of the Narrows, he battled the Army Corp of Engineers to keep a flood control dam off the Eleven Point River. He and Lewis Lindley carried a plan to officials in Missouri government, the Department of the Interior and the National Park Service that eventually became the present National Wild and Scenic River System. The high dam on the river was de-authorized by Congress and the Narrows and the Eleven Point River are now overseen by the National Forest Service.
Those planning to attend the shuttle to the Narrows are invited to bring a sack lunch and make a day of it. Water will be provided by the Forest Service.
Commissioner John Wrenfrow said he and the other commissioners have worked with the Forest Service to make the shuttle down to the Narrows a reality. "This is a way the community can re-visit the past in a safe and organized way," Wrenfrow said.
Reporter's note: Much of the information supplied for this article can be contributed to Shann Caldwell. His great uncles ran the ferry at one time.


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The Waste Land is arguably the most important poem of the twentieth century. First published in the United States by Boni & Liveright in 1922, this landmark reissue of the first edition, now back with its original publisher, includes a new introduction by Paul Muldoon, showcasing the poem's searing power and strange, jarring beauty. With a modernist design that matches the original, this edition allows contemporary readers to experience the poem the way readers would have seen it for the first time.
As Muldoon writes, "It's almost impossible to think of a world in which The Waste Land did not exist. So profound has its influence been not only on twentieth-century poetry but on how we've come to view the century as a whole, the poem itself risks being taken for granted." Famously elliptical, wildly allusive, at once transcendent and bleak, The Waste Land defined modernity after the First World War, forever transforming our understanding of ourselves, the broken world we live in, and the literature that was meant to make sense of it. In a voice that is arch, ironic, almost ebullient, and yet world-weary and tragic, T. S. Eliot mixes and remixes, drawing on a cast of ghosts to create a new literature for a new world. In the words of Edmund Wilson, "Eliot…is one of our only authentic poets…[The Waste Land is] one triumph after another."
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Millions of men are completely clueless when it comes to choosing a Christmas gift for their significant other a new survey has found.
39 per cent have no idea what their wives' bra size is, while another 23 per cent don't know what dress size she takes.
Most shamefully of all, 12 per cent don't even know their other halves' date of birth.
Clueless: Many men have no idea what their wives' dress size is - or even their date of birth
The survey also found that 34 per cent of men have no idea what their partners' favourite perfume is and 24 per cent don't know what her favourite clothes shop is.
A staggering 11 per cent were also blissfully ignorant of their wives' real hair colour and shockingly, 10 per cent admitted to not knowing what their other halves' do for a living.
Not surprisingly, the research, conducted by high street beauty retailer, Superdrug, also found that 40 per cent of couples have fallen out because the man has forgotten - or not bothered to ask - about things he ought to know.
As a result, 12 per cent of women have had to return a gift they didn't like because their partner hadn't bothered to pay attention.
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'Christmas shouldn't be fraught because a woman receives a gift that makes her feel she's a stranger to her partner.'
Along with being unaware of their wives' bra and dress sizes, date of birth and job title, men also struggled to recall where their other halves went to school (28 per cent).
Anything that involves dates causes major problems, with a third of the men surveyed confessing to being unable to remember the day they met their wife or girlfriend.
20 per cent of men had no idea what their partner's best friend is called and the same number admitted that they didn't know whether their significant other suffered from allergies.
Shoe size, middle name and favourite song or film also baffled the majority of male respondents.
Although the men themselves were hapless when it came to remembering their partner's likes and dislikes, more than three quarters of men said their wife or girlfriend would probably know everything about them.
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Today I witnessed a very special Broadway play. I use the word "witness" because I feel like I was privy to a story that demanded being told. It's about a group of women in Africa undergoing a very private experience that we otherwise would perhaps never know about...or understand. Danai Gurira's original drama is about women's suffering during the Liberian civil wars and it's a one of a kind. It stars Lupita Nyong'o in her Broadway debut, but it's truly an ensemble play in which every actress has a stand out performance playing a woman with her own Read More
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Have you ever had this arguement with your husband? A medium size box comes in the mail and he wants to throw it out. You say, "No way! The kids will love playing with it. It's big enough for three kids to go inside." He replies, "I do not want junk in my house!" But you refuse to give up, he gives in and the kids play with the cardboard box for hours. Then every time he passes by them playing with it, he says, "I told you not throw it out!". The New Victory Theater believes in the theory of playing with junk and is trying to change the way we think Read More


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Over the years we have been here a few times. This time, we are not in transit, so after a mere 10 1/2 hours flying we dropped in over the massive Port of Long Beach and into LAX. The variety of shades of brown and grey, and the odd stuborn green patch are really familiar.
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I believe it was done to further destabilize the ME by concealing arms shipments and causing this huge refugee aka invader crisis which will bolster the islamic efforts to infiltrate Europe and the west causing more havoc there. Muslim immigration must not continue, esp for un-vetted individuals of military service age. And these immigrants, if vetted, must integrate into society, not form little clumps of hateful people wanting to change our way of life to theirs. Australia is dealing with this issue very well in their country. Integrate, accept local values and heritage or depart is their policy. If they insist on sharia law, they will be deported. We do not need that insanity here in the US.
I think the price is more closely tied into crack spread, not price of crude. clmt should be inversely related to price of crude
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They are not called fools for nothing.
The big capex phase is over. FCF will increase from here on out.
You are obviously a very experienced investor. I hope you have more bad experiences.
What you are stating has nothing to do with the cmg problem. These low prices will not last ($440 is low...) Burn a short, buy cmg.
I've actually made money. I never bought at the highs. I recall when the stock was $40 and I thought it was overpriced. I've always liked the food though and so do a lot of other people. I try not to hold it too long due to its extreme volatility.
You are getting really desperate, you short schmuck. Going for 2000 posts this quarter? Excessive might be your middle name.
He is obviously a short troll. This behavior diminishes the value of the MB's on Yahoo.
CDC report said they suspected sabotage, ie, intentional placement of bacteria in the restaurants. Non GMO foods being attacked by GMO food producers/promoters is suspected. Or maybe it is those Put sellers.
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you just hang around to help people, right? troll.
If you think diluting your shares by 50% is a good idea and doubling the IC of the dummies who propose this folly, go right ahead. Then ask yourself, why do I buy stock. How did you like that 1:12 split mgt just laid on you? Think you will ever get that money back? The answer is no.
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Thx. There are a lot of challenged posters with a mean streak here. It must be the socialist draw to the green side.
Obviously I am a shareholder in fcel. I guess it wasn't obvious enough for your mental capability.
I'm getting these replies, but I can't read them, bc the posters are on ignore. Darn. I hope other posters are experiencing the same euphoria I am.
Use ignore: It is your right and the path to euphoria.
If you own FCEL stock, pls vote the proxy. The dummies, aka board of directors, want to double the number of shares (that they just had a 1:12 (reverse) split on) while doubling the qty of shares in their incentive comp plan.
These are not the kind of people you want managing a company you have stock in. Vote no on all and with hold authority of the board. Send them a message.
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CBSE has come up with a novel plan to help educate young children on traffic rules
Rohan Ramesh | February 23, 2012
Ever imagined your teachers speaking about traffic and road norms in class? No? Don't worry, you might not have learnt road norms as a subject but the chances are that your child might have to study it as part of his/her school curriculum.
Mirroring the achievements of the UK and the US, the government has decided to introduce traffic and road norms as a chapter in the subject of social science for Central Board of Secondary Education [CBSE] students. The chapter is due to be introduced from class 6 to class 10 from the next academic year depending on whether everything goes as planned.
According to a report published in the Hindustan Times, the CBSE plans to include the subject and impart education on traffic norms, signs, using foot-overbridges, zebra crossings and subways. The other topics also include road crossing, identifying road signs, learning to use pedestrian facilities, the dos and don'ts of driving and also drunken driving.
The CBSE has already sent a draft proposal to the central government in this regard. Members of the syllabus committee are scheduled to meet the ministry officials on Friday to finalise and set the ball rolling.
The HT report quotes a senior official as saying that "We will take inputs from Delhi traffic police and organizations like the international road federation (IRF), institute of road Traffic education and society of Indian automobile manufacturers and incorporate them into the chapter."
Even the cops are upbeat about this proposal with Satyendra Garg, joint commissioner of police being quoted as saying that accidents would come down drastically if trained teachers were to educates school children on traffic norms.
According to statistics, Delhi roads have seen 2,066 deaths in 2007 accidents. Even this year until February 15, 198 accidents have occurred leading to 202 deaths.
All said and done, this may be a great proposal and may change the way Delhiites use roads. But the fact remains that without practical exposure and training, this might just remain a theory to be mugged.
Practical training is the need of the hour, children need to be taken to actual places where scenarios can be created and recreated so as to expose them and train the kids to make the right decision. The children need to be taught as to whom to call when an accident occurs, which side of the road to walk on, how to identify traffic signs and so on.
The traffic police have their own programme to teach young children the laws of the road. Schools/educational institutions who wish to groom theirs students into good road using citizens are being invited by the police department to enroll themselves with the Road Safety Club.
Such measures can only augur well for the future citizens of the country. What remains to be seen is how much of a change are these initiative going to usher in and whether the student actually puts his/her knowledge to the test.
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There is a very disturbing news report about the entire political spectrum agreeing that RTI is misused and some constrictions and impediments should be developed to muzzle it. This is indeed a sad state of affairs. Samajawadi Party MP Naresh Agarwal has leveled a charge that the Indian par
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Before making an investment, an investor has to consider not only the best-case scenario but also the worst-case scenario – unless a unit is allowed to close down properly if the business goes wrong, investment can become all the more risky. In that regard, the government has proposed
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BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee has promoted Lisa Szyjkowski to the position of director of provider and interplan operations.
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Nation of Islam leader Kevin Muhammad told a packed house at City Council on Tuesday night that a large segment of Chattanooga is impoverished, while parts of the city are enjoying a Renaissance. Given 20 minutes for a "State of the People" address, he said many city programs are failing, including the Violence Reduction Initiative and a Youth and Family Services reading program. ... (click for more)
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Salford School principal Marlene Campbell is vowing to fight after being sacked by the school's government-appointed commissioner.
Commissioner Nicola Hornsey yesterday confirmed she had dismissed Ms Campbell from her employment at Salford School.
Ms Campbell was suspended by limited statutory manager Peter Macdonald more than four months ago, following the resignation of the school board.
The school has been under statutory management since November 2012, when an Education Review Office report noted high staff turnover and dissatisfaction.
Yesterday, Ms Campbell said she had been the target of "an orchestrated campaign" deliberately designed to end in her dismissal.
Mr Macdonald came into the school determined to remove her as principal, as he had done in Wakatipu High School and Christchurch Girls' High, Ms Campbell said.
He had not worked with her to identify and resolve the issues raised by a small group of staff and ex-staff, and had undermined her at every opportunity, she said.
"I feel as if there has been a campaign to drag this process out as long as possible in the hope I will give up or be bankrupted by the ongoing legal costs I am being forced to incur to clear my name and reputation."
The whole affair had humiliated her and her family, causing her considerable emotional strain, but it was important to fight against the injustice of the process, she said.
"I will not give up. I love Salford School and teaching. That is my passion, despite this process almost breaking me and my family."
She was also concerned the prolonged intervention had cost the school its extensive financial reserves.
Ms Campbell has applied to the Employment Relations Authority for an order reinstating her to her former position.
Ms Hornsey has signalled she will be opposing this application, saying relief principal Kevin Orlowski will continue at the school while the application is in train.
Others have come out in support of the principal.
Former Salford School board of trustees chairwoman Michele Poole yesterday set up a page on the Give A Little fundraising website to collect donations towards Ms Campbell's legal fees.
Ms Poole said she aimed to raise $50,000, the estimated cost of Ms Campbell's reinstatement claim.
Ms Campbell and her family had already paid $70,000 in legal fees, on top of a $30,000 contribution from the NZ Principals' Association's insurance fund and $30,000 pro bono work from her law firm, Ms Poole said.
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Apple R&D spending spiked $425M last quarter, reaching record $1.6BApple continues to invest heavily in research in development, with a 36 percent year-over-year increase seen last quarter, helping the company reach $4.36 billion in total R&D costs so far this fiscal year as new products in new categories are hotly anticipated.
Apple spent $1.6 billion on R&D in the just-concluded June quarter, the company's 8-K for filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday reveals. That's up $425 million from the $1.18 billion the company spent on researching new products in the same three-month span of 2013.
So far, Apple has spent $4.36 billion on R&D over the first 9 months of Apple's fiscal year 2014. That's an increase of 32 percent over the same nine-month span of fiscal 2013.
The new data shows that Apple's investment in R&D has actually been accelerating, growing faster in the June quarter than in previous quarters.
The spending comes as Apple is believed to be gearing up to enter entirely new product categories, and also to bring about major revisions to existing products. Most notably, a complete redesign of the iPhone lineup is expected to come this fall, while the company is heavily rumored to introduce an all-new "iWatch."
R&D investments made in the June quarter may not necessarily be indicative of products set for imminent release, but are a clear signal that the company is planning to continue innovating in existing and new markets stretching into the future.
AppleInsider was first to report in April that Apple had increased its R&D spending by $303 million in the March 2014 quarter. Costs for that three-month period reached $1.42 million, or about $280 million less than the June quarter.
In April, Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook cited escalating R&D investments as a key reason why his company needs to have ample cash on hand. As of the conclusion of the June quarter, Apple held $164.5 billion in cash, with $133.7 billion of that offshore.
"We'll continue to innovate by investing in research and development and capitalizing on our strengths in hardware, software and services," Cook said in April.
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