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Sage will honor their 2011 seniors in conjunction with its home Skyline Conference doubleheader. Action is set for 1 p.m. at Robison Softball Field.
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Yields about 40 macarons
Infuse the mint with 1 Tbs. plus 2 tsp. of the cream by heating them over low heat just until tiny bubbles begin to form around the edge of the pan. Remove from the heat and let the mint infuse for 1 hour. Strain using a fine-mesh sieve.
Melt the white chocolate in the microwave. Bring the infused cream and
the honey to a boil. Pour the hot cream over the melted chocolate in 3
parts and stir with a spatula to obtain a mixture that is smooth, shiny,
and elastic. Add the remaining cream and mix well (with an immersion
blender, if necessary), being careful not to incorporate air into the
ganache. Refrigerate overnight.
Separate the egg whites from their yolks and whisk together. Refrigerate in a covered container overnight.
Roast the almond meal at 300ºF for 10 minutes and allow to cool. Mix
the almond meal and confectioner's sugar in a food processor, making
sure they don't overheat.
Remove the egg whites from the fridge and let them come to room temperature.
Mix together 1 Tbs. of the sugar and the powdered egg white (if using).
In a stand mixer, gently beat half the egg whites with the salt and 2
drops of lemon juice. When the whites begin to foam, incorporate the
sugar-egg white mixture in three additions, raising the mixer speed
after each addition until all the sugar is added. The meringue will
become structured and begin to form soft peaks. If they reach soft peaks
before the syrup is ready (next step), reduce the mixer speed and
continue to run on low speed until you're ready to proceed.
While beating the egg whites, put the remaining 3/4 cup of sugar and 1/4
cup water in a small saucepan. Place over medium heat and stir to
dissolve the sugar. Make sure not to stir once the syrup begins to heat.
When the syrup reaches 230ºF on a candy thermometer, and the egg whites
have reached soft peaks, increase the stand mixer speed to high, and
gently pour the syrup in a steady stream down the side of the mixer
bowl. Turn the speed down to medium and beat this mixture as it cools to
Heat the oven to 300ºF and put 2 baking sheets on racks in the top and bottom thirds of the oven.
While the meringue cools, use a spatula to mix the remaining half of the
egg whites with the sugar-almond meal mixture to achieve what looks
like almond paste, then add enough green food coloring (and just a
little yellow) to tint the batter pale green. Slowly incorporate the
Italian meringue into this mixture with a rubber spatula, starting from
the middle of the bowl and moving upward and out. (This is what the
French call macaronnage.) The batter should fall back upon itself in a
heavy ribbon.
Transfer the batter to a pastry bag fitted with a 3/8- or 1/4-inch tip.
Pipe the macaron shells in staggered rows onto perforated baking sheets
covered with silicone-lined baking paper or parchment paper. Decorate
the shells with sprinkles. Place the shells in the oven on the heated
baking sheets. Bake for 13 to 15 minutes. Remove the shells from the
baking paper (if you're using regular parchment, you may need to place
the paper over a damp surface to remove the shells easily). Let the
shells cool down a bit, turn them over, and make a small indentation on
the flat bottom with your thumb to make room for the filling.
Add the crème de menthe to the ganache and beat the mixture to firm peaks. Transfer it to a pastry bag with a tip and use it to fill the macarons, piping a dollop of filling onto one shell, topping with a few Perles Craquantes or chocolate chips, and gently topping with the second shell.that with a second shell.
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An independent, community pharmacy in the midcoast area is closing its doors after more than a century. The family that owns Waltz Pharmacy in Waldoboro is getting out of the retail end of the business, as declining rates of Medicaid reimbursment and other changes to the health care industry squeeze profit margins. Rite-Aid has reportedly agreed to begin making deliveries to the area. But many seniors in this small community worry they'll end up struggling to get to Rockland or Damariscotta to get their prescriptions. Jay Field reports.
For generations they've walked beneath the blue and orange neon sign and into the red brick building on Friendship Street to pick up their medications and to talk.
"There's not much in the town. It's one of the few things that we have that's a positive," says Charlotte Guleziam, a senior on Medicare. Guleziam has been coming here for 20 years.
"I come here for prescriptions regularly and for other pharmacy type needs," she says. "It's a real asset to the town to have its own pharmacy."
But economics reach a tipping point; community anchors come unmoored and fade away - which is what's about to happen here in Waldoboro this coming Saturday, when the Waltz Pharmacy is scheduled to shut its doors. The closure is likely to be especially hard on the growing population of seniors in this town of 5,000, who will now need to get medications delivered to them or find a way to get to Rite Aid in Rockland or Damariscotta.
"Lincoln County is the oldest county, I've been told, in the United States, demographically, and Waldoboro has the largest population base in the county," says Ted Wooster, who's the head pharmacist at Waltz's.
Wooster says his dad bought the business in 1951, when Waldoboro was a lot younger place than it is today. "Those consequences leave us with a lot of people, with a lot of prescriptions, and shrinking profit margins," he says.
Here's the problem: Pharmacies like Waltz's are serving more and more low-income seniors on Medicaid, at a time when reimbursement rates for prescription drugs continue to go down. In addition, scores of brand-name drugs are about to flood the generic market, which means lower profits for pharmacies over the long term. John Norton is head of public relations at the National Community Pharmacists Association.
"What will often happen is you will have independent community pharmacies, who've been around for a decade or two or three, who essentially have gotten worn out by what's going on out in the marketplace and haven't seen the relief they've wanted to," he says.
So Norton says some of these independent operators end up selling their pharmacies. Ted Wooster sold his to Waltz's and the Dean Jacobs family 12 years ago. Norton says all pharmcies that aren't part of a large chain are facing difficult decisions, as declining rates of Medicaid reimbursement and other market forces pose business challenges.
"They adjust accordingly," he says. "And what they do is they make sure to offer those niche services like long-term care, compounding and immunizations. That's how they can be successful."
Dean Jacobs did not return a call for comment by airtime on this story. But Waltz's business model is hewing closely to this formula. The company is getting rid of all of its retail business and focusing exclusively on its Brunswick pharmacy serving long-term care facilities and patients.
The Waltz Pharmacy in Waldoboro will close November 17th.
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Romantic Skamania Lodge Story
Skamania Lodge has a unique place in our relationship history. On our first official date in September of 2001, Michael and I took a drive in the Gorge. He explained he'd heard about a place called Skamania Lodge and that he would like to visit there someday. Three months later, I surprised Michael with a trip to Skamania. It was our very first getaway together as a couple.
To be at the lodge during Christmastime was extra special. We loved the beautiful tree and the calm ambiance. After this first getaway, we returned to the lodge every few months. The lodge gained more significance in our lives when Michael was deployed to Iraq with the Oregon National Guard. Whenever he'd come home on leave, we'd escape to the lodge. It was always one place the war never touched us.
When Michael returned back home in 2005, I expected a proposal. Sadly, that didn't come. Michael moved back to his hometown in Wisconsin to care for an ailing family member. With family and a career in the northwest, moving to Wisconsin wasn't an option for me. We ended our relationship. Well, that didn't last for long. We both realized what we had and didn't want to lose one another.
In October of 2009, I invited my mom to join me for a "girls weekend" at the lodge. We signed up for your fall wedding open house, where we could sample food, drinks and meet vendors. When we arrived at the lodge Saturday morning, I was stunned to find Michael in front of your fireplace. He got down on one knee and proposed in front of me, my family, his son, our close friends, and about 30 guests! Six months later, in March of 2010, we married at the lodge on the first day of spring.
Lucky for us, the weather cooperated. It rained the day before, it rained the day after, but on our special day the sun shone bright. During our wedding ceremony, we told the story of how we met and how special Skamania is to us. We were thrilled to share the lodge with all of our family and friends. As long as Skamania is open, we'll be loyal guests. To us, it's a second home. ☺


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In Short: May 31-June 6, 2012
Light Opera auditions
The Charleston Light Opera Guild will hold auditions for "Legally Blonde," the Tony-nominated musical based on the hit Reese Witherspoon movie, this weekend at its theater, 411 Tennessee Ave. Performance dates are July 27-29 and Aug. 3-5.
Singing and reading auditions are 11 a.m. Saturday and 5 p.m. Sunday. Bring music for accompanist. Scripts will be provided. Dance auditions are 8 p.m. Sunday. Combinations will be taught.
Roles are available for 12 women and five men, plus 13 supporting characters and a female ensemble. For more information on the roles, including vocal range, visit www.charlestonlightoperaguild.com. Call 304-545-6945 for more information.
Art trading-card party
Huntington's Renaissance Art Gallery in the old Huntington High School will host a free art trading-card party from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Make your own cards, which are the size of baseball cards, and trade them with other participants.
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'Mountain Stage' at WVU
Justin Townes Earle headlines a 7 p.m. "Mountain Stage" show Sunday at WVU's Creative Arts Center in Morgantown. Also performing are Alejandro Escovedo & The Sensitive Boys, Elizabeth Cook, The Quebe Sisters Band and Todd Burge.
Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 on Sunday. Call 304-293-SHOW or visit www.ticketmaster.com.
Bluegrass competition
The 26th annual Bill Morris Memorial Bluegrass Band Competition will be held at 7 p.m. June 9 at the Mountaineer Opry House in Milton.
Cash prizes of $500, $400 and $300 will be awarded to first-, second- and third-place finishers, respectively, and they also will receive a $50 Route 60 Music gift certificate.
There is a $100 Audience Appreciation prize, as well. Registration fee is $25.
Call Larry or Mary Stephens at 304-743-5749.
Art exhibits at library
The Charleston Public Library, 123 Capitol St., will host two art exhibits this summer. "This Quilt Was Really Fun to Make," featuring works by the Kanawha Valley Quilters Guild and the Moon and Stars Quilters Guild, will be on the first floor and "2012 Design Awards: West Virginia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects" will be on the fourth.
Both run June through August. Call 304-343-4646.
Clay Center free for military
Now through Labor Day, all active-duty, National Guard and Reserve military personnel and their families will receive free gallery admission to the Clay Center thanks to the Blue Star Museums program, a partnership between Blue Star Families and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Additionally, they will be admitted to planetarium shows for $2 and giant-screen films for $3.
Participants must present a Geneva Convention common-access card (CAC), a DD Form 1173 ID card or a DD Form 1173-1 ID card.
The discount is valid for up to five immediate family members. Restrictions may apply to special exhibits.
For more information, call 304-561-3570 or visit www.theclaycenter.org.
'Next to Normal' cast
The Charleston Light Opera Guild has cast its FestivALL production, "Next to Normal," which it will stage June 15-16 and 22-23 at the Civic Center Little Theater.
Starring in the Tony Award-winning rock musical are Emily Capece and Ryan Hardiman. Also in the small ensemble cast are Madeline Southall, Scott Jarrell, Matthew Bryant and Tim Whitener. Tickets are $20.
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- Title
- Quantifying angular clustering in wide-area radio surveys
- Author(s)
- Blake, Chris; Wall, Jasper
- Abstract
- We quantify the angular clustering of radio galaxies in the NVSS and FIRST surveys using the two-point correlation function and the moments of counts-in-cells – both important points of comparison with theory. These investigations consistently demonstrate that the slope of the correlation function for radio galaxies agrees with that for optically selected galaxies, γ ≈1.8. We describe how to disentangle the imprint of galaxy clustering from the two observational problems: resolution of radio galaxies into multiple components and gradients in source surface density induced by difficulties in processing 'snapshot' radio observations (significant in both surveys below S1.4 GHz ∼15 mJy). This study disagrees in some respects with previous analyses of the angular clustering of radio galaxies.
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- Source
- Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 337, no. 3 (Dec 2002), pp. 993-1003
- Publication year
- 2002
- FOR Code(s)
- 0201 Astronomical and Space Sciences
- Keyword(s)
- Angular clustering; Large scale structure; Radio galaxies
- Publisher
- Wiley-Blackwell Publishing
- 0035-8711
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A bill that would give Maine teachers the option to carry firearms in school is already getting a mixed reception across the state. Republican state Sen. David Burns says he decided to propose the bill after consulting with constituents and others in the wake of the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. Burns wants people reserve judgement, at least until the measure's official language is released next week. The bill is one of many proposals the Legislature is expected to consider, as it looks to take meaningful action to address gun violence. Jay Field reports.
One week after Newtown, the head of the National Rifle Association, Wayne LaPierre, stepped to a podium in Washington and spoke: "The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun," he said.
The good guy, the theory goes, could be a police officer, a security guard - or even a teacher.
"The school district would carefully select and vet teachers or staff that might qualify to do this," says Republican state Sen. David Burns, of Washington County. Burns is talking about the school safety bill he plans to introduce soon.
Some districts in Maine already have police officers with guns assigned to schools. Under Burns measure, schools would have the option of arming individual teachers and support staff. Districts that opt to participate would send carefully selected participants to special training course.
"Very similar to what we require of new law enforcement officers in this state," Burns says. "For firearms proficiency it's approximately a week of training." Burns, a former state trooper, says participants would also undergo psychological testing to determine their fitness to carry a weapon.
Since the Newtown tragedy, districts and states across the nation have been looking at all kinds of ways to better protect students and the adults who teach and care for them during the school day. Burns says constituents in his Downeast district, and people in other parts of the state, including teachers, have expressed support for his bill.
More than a third of states already allow teachers and other adults to carry guns in schools. And in recent weeks, other states, including New Jersey, Oklahoma, Virginia, South Carolina and South Dakota, have moved to either arm teachers or put armed guards on campuses.
"I do understand people who say, 'Well, if these terrible people knew that someone in the school might be carrying a weapon'"... says Paul Stearns, superintendent of SAD 4, a rural district in Somerset and Piscataquis Counties. Sterns says he still couldn't see outfitting teachers, or any other adults inside his schools, with guns.
"I don't think it would be wise to arm folks at school, whose first priority has to be worrying about education and all the details of school life," he says.
Stearns also serves as head of the Maine School Superintendents Association. The group, he stresses, has not taken a position on Sen. Burns bill, and won't until it has the chance to go through it carefully. Law enforcement groups are also witholding judgement. Robert Schwartz is executive director of the Maine Police Chiefs Association.
"I'm sure there's going to be many bills pertaining to firearms in the schools, as well as suggestions of amendment changes and what not. And we've got to see all those before we could make any decision on what we would do," Schwarz says.
In the days after Newtown, nervous Maien parents sent e-mails to the state's education commissioner, asking him to do something make schools safer. Steven Bowen says he's discussed the issue with Gov. Paul LePage and lawmakers in passing. He says the only thing he can say, with certainty, is that those discussions will continue as the legislative session gets underway.
"How do you make our schools more secure?" he asks rhetorically. "Whether having people, adults, inside the buildings with guns makes them more secure or not - I really don't know."
Bowen says educators and politicians will be looking to the law enforcement community for guidance as discussions begin in the coming weeks.


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Bipolar Disorder: Preventing Manic Episodes
The more you know about bipolar disorder, the better you will be able to cope with this lifelong illness. There are many steps that you can take—or help a loved one take—to recognize and better manage manic episodes.
- Learn the warning signs of a manic episode and get early treatment to avoid disruption in your life.
- At the same time each day, record your mood and any symptoms.
- Take medicines as instructed by your doctor to help reduce the number of manic episodes.
- To help prevent a manic episode, avoid triggers such as caffeine, alcohol or drug use, and stress.
- Exercise, eat a balanced diet, get a good night's sleep, and keep a consistent schedule to reduce minor mood swings that can lead to more severe episodes of mania.
- Have an action plan in place so that if you do have a manic episode, those who support you can follow the plan and keep you safe.
One of the most important parts of managing a manic episode is recognizing the early warning signs. You may have unique warning signs, although many will be common among all people with bipolar illness. It is important to know your warning signs so that you can start treatment early, perhaps preventing a more severe manic episode. Charting your mood is one way you can begin to identify your patterns and symptoms.
A journal, where you can record how you feel each day, will help you recognize patterns in your mood and identify early warning signs. At about the same time every day, ask yourself, "How did I feel today?" Use a scale from –5 (depressed) to +5 (manic), with 0 being normal, and give yourself a daily score. If you have any new or different symptoms, write them down. Also note anything stressful or unusual that disrupted your routine. Did you take your medicine properly? Did you sleep well, eat regular meals, or exercise? Did you drink alcohol? You might discover certain things that trigger a change in your mood, which can lead to more severe symptoms, and avoid those things in the future.
As you chart your mood, ask your friends and family to let you know if they notice any signs of a mood change. Record those in your mood journal as well.
Common early warning signs of a manic episode include:
- Needing less sleep.
- Being more active.
- Feeling unusually happy, irritable, or energetic.
- Making unrealistic plans or focusing intensely on a goal.
- Being easily distracted and having racing thoughts.
- Having unrealistic feelings of self-importance.
- Becoming more talkative.
Test Your Knowledge
Some of the early warning signs of a manic episode include feeling unusually energetic or irritable or needing less sleep.
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Manic episodes often begin with a feeling of high energy or creativity and less need for sleep. Although it might feel good, this energy can quickly transform into risky behaviors and poor decisions.
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Manic episodes often begin with a feeling of high energy or creativity and less need for sleep. Although it might feel good, this energy can quickly transform into risky behaviors and poor decisions.
Most people who have bipolar disorder take medicine every day, usually a medicine called a mood stabilizer. But you can still have a manic or depressive episode despite being on these medicines. During a manic episode, you may need another medicine to help manage your symptoms until they pass. Be sure to see your doctor when you first notice symptoms so that you can start treatment right away and perhaps avoid a more serious episode.
For many people with bipolar disorder, the early symptoms of a manic episode feel good. It is not uncommon to feel up and energized, confident, and creative. These feelings may seduce you into thinking that you don't need your medicine. This is when it is important to have a support system in place. You may need family or friends to help you stay with your treatment plan.
Getting early treatment allows you to manage your illness in a proactive way. And you benefit by having fewer disruptions in your life. By avoiding impulsive and often destructive or dangerous manic behaviors, you will have fewer long-term repercussions. Behaviors like spending too much money, having unprotected sex, or driving recklessly can have serious consequences for both you and your loved ones. Learning the early signs of a manic episode may help you avoid these problems.
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Identifying the early warning signs of a manic episode will help you get quick treatment and avoid unpleasant or dangerous consequences.
This answer is correct.
Identifying the early symptoms of mania and seeking treatment will help you avoid dangerous behaviors associated with mania.
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Identifying the early symptoms of mania and seeking treatment will help you avoid dangerous behaviors associated with mania.
The best way to manage bipolar disorder is to prevent manic episodes. Although that is not always possible, you can identify and try to avoid the triggers that may lead to a mood swing. One of the most important aspects of managing your illness is to stay on a routine, particularly keeping a stable sleep pattern.
- Maintain a stable sleep pattern. Go to bed about the same time each night, and wake up around the same time each morning. Too much or too little sleep or changes in your normal sleep patterns can alter the chemicals in your body, which can trigger mood changes or make your symptoms worse.
- Stay on a daily routine. Plan your day around a fairly predictable routine. For example, eat meals at regular times, and make exercise or other physical activity a part of your daily schedule. Also, perhaps, practice meditation or another relaxation technique each night before bed.
- Set realistic goals. Having unrealistic goals can set you up for disappointment and frustration, which can trigger a manic episode. Do the best you can to manage your illness. But expect and be prepared for occasional setbacks.
- Do not use alcohol or illegal drugs. It may be tempting to use alcohol or drugs to help you get through a manic episode. But this can make symptoms worse. Even one drink can interfere with sleep, mood, or medicines used to treat bipolar disorder.
- Get help from family and friends. You may need help from your family or friends during a manic episode, especially if you have trouble telling the difference between what is real and what is not real (psychosis). Having a plan in place before any mood changes occur will assist your support network in helping you to make good decisions.
- Reduce stress at home and at work. Try to keep regular hours at work or at school. Doing a good job is important, but avoiding a depressive or manic mood episode is more important. If stress at work, school, or home is a problem, counseling may help improve the situation and decrease stress.
- Learn to recognize your early warning signs. One of the most important ways to avoid a manic episode is to identify early signs and seek treatment.
- Monitor your mood every day. After you know your early warning signs, check your mood daily to see whether you may be heading for a mood swing. Write down your symptoms in a journal. Or record them on a chart or a calendar. When you see a pattern or warning signs of a mood swing, seek treatment.
- Continue treatment. It can be tempting to stop treatment during a manic episode because the symptoms feel good. But it is important to continue treatment as prescribed to avoid taking risks or having unpleasant consequences from a manic episode. If you have concerns about treatment or the side effects of medicines, talk with your doctor. Do not adjust the medicines on your own.
Test Your Knowledge
A regular sleep schedule is important to prevent mood changes.
By avoiding triggers such as using alcohol or drugs and by eating regular meals and keeping a regular daily routine, you can better manage or even prevent a manic episode.
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By avoiding triggers such as using alcohol or drugs and by eating regular meals and keeping a regular daily routine, you can better manage or even prevent a manic episode.
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By avoiding triggers such as using alcohol or drugs and by eating regular meals and keeping a regular daily routine, you can better manage or even prevent a manic episode.
There is no need to ask family and friends for help during a manic episode.
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Friends and family should learn as much as they can about bipolar disorder. They can help you identify your early warning signs and follow your action plan.
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Friends and family should learn as much as they can about bipolar disorder. They can help you identify your early warning signs and follow your action plan.
Learning how to manage your bipolar disorder can help you live a healthy and productive life.
Talk with your doctor
If you have questions about this information, take it along with your mood journal or symptom chart when you visit the doctor. You may want to use a highlighter to mark areas or make notes in the margins of the pages where you have questions.
Be sure to let your doctor know when you notice changes in your behavior. Talk with your doctor about what might be triggers for you and discuss ways to avoid them.
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Jurors learn about homicide scene from witnesses, video
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OCALA –The trial of a 25-year-old man accused of shooting an Orange Lake man to death in 2009 continued Wednesday with testimony from emergency responders and Marion County Sheriff's Office officials, and the presentation of pictures and videos of the crime scene.
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Jolgar Desir, 25, faces charges including first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
The shooting occurred Aug. 1, 2009, in the 5400 block of Northwest 185th St., Orange Lake, where 43-year-old Robert "Tony" Jamerson lived. Authorities believe Desir was one of two men who were looking for illegal narcotics in the home when Jamerson was shot and killed. His younger brother, Terrence, was injured by gunshot wounds to the left shoulder and lower back.
Desir, of Moore Haven, was arrested in October 2009. The second gunman has never been caught.
Deputy Doug Watts, the first law enforcement officer to arrive at the scene, described on Wednesday the incident location, which he said was "chaotic and panicked" with relatives and friends of Robert Jamerson in shock and the victim lying in a pool of blood inside the double-wide mobile home.
Watts told the 13 member jury – 10 women and three men – that he and other deputies performed CPR on Jamerson until paramedics arrived.
Paramedics testified about attempts to revive the victim, who died in a hallway, and later transporting Terrence Jamerson to Shands at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
Lt. Brian Spivey also took the stand and described the evidence that was collected, how the gunmen may have entered the residence and the overall investigation.
Steven Laurence, the defense attorney, asked Spivey about a photo line-up in which at least one of the witnesses did not identify his client as the man allegedly seen leaving the residence.
Before the noon lunch break, jurors watched an 18-minute video taken of the scene a day after the incident and listened to Lisa Berg, a crime scene technician, give details about why the video was recorded and details about physical evidence, such as fingerprints and shell casings, that were collected.
The case is being prosecuted by Assistant State Attorney Rock Hooker.
The afternoon session began with more testimony from evidence technicians.
Laurence then questioned several witnesses and tried to show discrepancies in their stories. For instance, it was revealed that a man detectives originally thought might have committed the crime and was picked out of a photo line-up was not arrested because it was later proven that he was not at the scene. The attorney attempted to discredit that because people including the man's girlfriend and her mother had told different stories to detectives.
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Republican Senate candidate Charlie Summers is taking heat from Independent Angus King's campaign for dropping out of seven previously scheduled candidates' debates and forums, including two that are planned later today. The Summers campaign has suggested that it has scheduling conflicts, including a series of town hall meetings Summers is hosting. Susan Sharon has more.
The executive director of the Maine Women's Policy Center says she thought she'd scored something of a coup when she got all six candidates in the U.S. Senate race to agree to debate women's issues tonight at the University of Southern Maine.
Eliza Townsend says her organization and the other co-sponsors of the event had the details nailed down a couple of months ago. Because women are being touted as the big deciders in this election, Townsend is expecting a big turnout. So she was disappointed when she got a message from the Summers campaign last week.
"We received an email on the 26th of September from his scheduler saying that they would be focusing their energies on town halls across the state," Townsend says. "We were obviously disappointed and reminded the campaign that he'd been committed for a good long time."
Summers has also dropped out of an upcoming forum on foreign policy, one on health care and one being hosted by the Maine Municipal Association this afternoon at the Augusta Civic Center. MMA spokesman Eric Conrad says details for the candidates' forum had been finalized by the middle of July. And like Townsend, Conrad says he got a message from the Summers campaign saying the town hall meeting schedule presented a conflict.
"Charlie has apparantly scheduled a bunch of town hall meetings around the state and they wanted to prepare for a few televised debates. That's what they cited," Conrad says.
Summers does have a town hall-style meeting scheduled in Kennebunkport, but it isn't until Friday. His campaign spokesman Drew Brandewie says he also is scheduled to receive a couple of key endorsements this afternoon. And he says that Summers is participating in plenty of debates in his campaign for U.S. Senate.
"He's done 10 debates in the primary and we've done three debates so far: one town hall, two tele-town halls. We have four more town halls we're going to do, three more tele-town halls," Brandewie says. "There are going to be a lot of opportunities for Charlie to meet with the voters."
The King campaign counters that Summers' withdrawl from participation in candidate forums and debates is part of "a pattern of refusing to address issues important to Mainers." But it may be part of a larger campaign strategy. Colby College Political Science Professor Anthony Corrado says despite the fact that polls show King's lead in the race has narrowed and that Summers has core Republican support behind him, Summers still has a problem.
"The problem that Charlie Summers now faces is that he still has a very high unfavorable rating," Corrado says. "His unfavorable is still above his favorable and so the Democrats now are targeting Summers in hopes to maintain that unfavorability to make sure that he doesn't start to get up to the 40 percent margin where it becomes possible that he might pull off an upset."
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- F1-ATPase hydrolyzes ATP into ADP and Pi and converts chemical energy into mechanical rotation with exceptionally high efficiency. This energy-transducing molecular motor increasingly attracts interest for its unique cellular functions and promising application in nanobiotechnology. To better understand the chemomechanics of rotation and loading dynamics of F1-ATPase, we propose a computational model based on enzyme kinetics and Langevin dynamics. We show that the torsional energy and stepwise rotation can be regulated by a series of near-equilibrium reactions when nucleotides bind or unbind, as well as characterized by an effective 'ratchet' drag coefficient and a fitting chemomechanic coefficient. For the case of driving an actin filament, the theoretical load-rotation profile is analyzed and comparison with experimental data indicates reasonable agreement. The chemomechanics described in this work is of fundamental importance to all ATP-fueled motor proteins.
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A relaxing day at the beach, fun in the sun, and a whole horde of Onix! Just as Ash and co. are spending their time to have fun and start their Expedition on Onix Island after they arrive here turns out to be a quest for survival as they try to avoid one Onix attack after another. The worst part is Iris, Dawn and Axew are separated for the group when they ran away in opposite directions trying to get out of the cave. Will they find the guys again and get out of here? Yes. And will Dawn's Piplup and Ash's Oshawott ever get along instead of fighting over for Meloetta since she comes along? Yes.
- Piplup and Oshawott did work together to keep those Onixes away and get along (sort of,) once but in the end they're rivals over Meloetta again.
- Who's that Pokemon?: Onix (US).
- Dawn and Iris agreeing on everything is a refrence since the anime is practiclly the same but with different Pokemon and regions since gen 4
- This is the third time an image of another pokemon appears on the Pokedex when Dawn scanned Krabby and its evolved form Kingler. First was BW067: Battling the Bully! with Scolipede and Seismitoad. Second was BW082: Clash of the Connoisseurs! with Petilil and Whimsicott.
- It also reflects on how Ash will use his Pokedex to scan the same pokemon in each gen.
- Meloetta changes into her Piroutte Form for the first time making this the first time in the anime to show both of Meloetta's forms.
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The Boys Scouts of America is considering a dramatic change in its controversial policy of excluding gays as leaders and youth members.
Under the change being considered, the different religious and civic groups that sponsor Scout units would be able to decide for themselves how to address the issue -- either maintaining an exclusion of gays or opening up their membership.
The announcement of the possible change came Monday after years of protests over the policy -- including petition campaigns that have prompted some corporations to suspend donations to the Boy Scouts.
Under the proposed change, said BSA spokesman Deron Smith, "the Boy Scouts would not, under any circumstances, dictate a position to units, members, or parents."
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The note was waiting for us on the floor of our entryway when we returned home. It capped the end of an action-packed, fun-filled few days moving our younger son into his freshman dorm at the University of Oregon. While we were gone, our older son headed south for his senior year at UC Santa Barbara.
Written in our older son's familiar scrawl, the note stated the obvious in three simple words: "You're all alone!" This young man, who has always possessed a wicked sense of humor, knows he is loved and missed. So it wasn't entirely clear whether he was trying to make us laugh or cry. Could have gone either way, but as luck would have it, we laughed – a lot.
Walking around the house just then, it still looked like boys lived here. A water pistol sat in the saucer of an orchid on our coffee table. Funny, I hadn't noticed it before. The contents of a soccer bag, including a team roster dated Fall 2007, were dumped on the laundry-room floor. The boys' bathroom was in its usual disarray.
In the kitchen, a large glob of batter had somehow landed on the towel rack and dried like concrete. Days before and in a hurry, I had made the boys' favorite cupcakes – Ghirardelli chocolate with lemon cream-cheese frosting. Half the batch headed north to a dorm in Eugene, and the other half headed south to a house in Goleta. A little mothering to send the boys on their way.
It took a good week to tidy things up. Now the house stays neat, which feels pretty nice, actually. The dishwasher doesn't need to be run twice a day, and the gas tanks in our cars don't mysteriously deplete. The scissors and tape are always where I left them. But the large kitchen table looks out of place now; I need to remove a leaf.
A few days ago, we ran into some friends at the grocery store. They, too, had just sent their last child off to college. While my husband and I were choosing a bottle of wine to go with the Chinese takeout we had just ordered, they were buying two ready-made salads. We marveled at our light loads, that we only had to feed ourselves. Smiles all around.
And so begins our adult-centered life. The first weekend without the boys, we enjoyed the sort of activities previously passed over in favor of watching our sons play sports. We heard Capt. "Sully" Sullenberger speak one evening, and the next day we were treated to a day of sailing on San Francisco Bay with two other couples.
What, I wondered, should I bring on the boat? Grilled asparagus or baked Brie? Lovely, grown-up options, but before I could think it through, I was making cupcakes. Cupcakes, for six adults. How silly is that? Moving from a kid-centered life to an adult-centered one is going to take some time.


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Is there a keyboard shortcut key to select all the text in the current cell in Excel, if you are in the process of editing the cell?
When editing a cell, a quick way to select all the contents is to…
The great thing about copying the contents of the cell rather than the cell itself is to grab the contents without any formatting (plain text). It really should have a one-step shortcut, but to my knowledge, it doesn't. Here's my workaround:
Select cell in question, hit any character to replace contents of the cell. Then hit ⌘Z to undo and boom, contents selected without any formatting!
A one-step shortcut workaround will require more effort, but can be achieved with the following Keyboard Maestro macro:
I read this as 2 questions.
Q. Is there a keyboard shortcut key to select all the text in the current cell in Excel?
A. command+c for Mac or control+c for Windows while the cell is selected. Choose a new cell and command+v or control+v to paste.
Q. If you are in the process of editing the cell?
A. It is a two step process, command+a or control+a to select all, then command+c or control+c to copy.
Do you want to select all the text, or do you really just want to copy it to the clipboard? If you want to copy all the text in a cell and don't care if it's selected:
Click on a cell or navigate to it using the keyboard. Do not double-click or not enter edit mode. Do not try to select anything. If you are already in edit mode for some reason, hit Esc.
Now just hit Control-C.
There is no direct way. Please refer the official page for this.
Use of native methods (go to end, use SHIFT+Arrow keys)... wondering why ^A is not supported there. MS S**ks sometimes.
I'm using Windows, and I do this:
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It's been almost a year since I looked into the new legal requirements introduced by the CPSIA requiring lead testing in products manufactured for children.
To summarize: among other things, the new law was going to require those who manufacture products for children to certify that their product met certain minimal lead and phthalate limits. It would later require manufacturers to provide documentation from third-party laboratories that their products met these limits. Read more
Criminal craftsmen and outlawed toys
I've been researching a forum post by Howard Acheson today that has alerted me to some information that might have an impact on you — especially if you sell wooden toys. Because some of it is time-sensitive, I thought I'd get it into a blog post ASAP:
There's been increasing alarm over the looming implementation of certain parts of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA). The CPSIA was enacted in reaction to the 2007 lead scares that were tied to children's toys and other products being imported primarily from China.
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Sesame Street Season 22 aired from November 12, 1990 to May 10, 1991.
Season Overview
The theme for this season is about race, about getting along, and appreciating everyone's similarities and differences.[1] Dulcy Singer, the show's executive producer, said about this season's theme, "We're recognizing and celebrating cultural differences - talking about color of skin, hair texture, situations where a child might be left out from a group because of his color."[2]
Episodes 2746 - 2875 (130 episodes)
- Episode 2746 -- 22nd Season premiere; Grouch Appreciation Day
- Episode 2749 -- Dan the clarinet player learns how to read.
- Episode 2752 -- Elmo wants to be a grouch
- Episode 2754 -- Placido Flamingo's Animal Opera
- Episode 2755 -- The city helpers surprise prize
- Episode 2773 -- Ruby's Sun Experiment/Hiroshi on puppets
- Episode 2776 -- Knights of the Broken Table
- Episode 2780 -- Telly loves triangles
- Episode 2781 -- Telly loves Oscar
- Episode 2782 -- Wide World of Sesame Street
- Episode 2783 -- Big Bird and Snuffy go shopping with Maria and Luis
- Episode 2784 -- Snuffle Puppet show
- Episode 2786 -- A television birthday card for Gordon
- Episode 2787 -- Gordon has a headache
- Episode 2789 -- Hiroshi paints Oscar
- Episode 2790
- Episode 2795 -- Hooper's Store re-opens
- Episode 2797
- Episode 2820 -- Miles' grandparents visit
- Episode 2822 -- The Old Woman Who Lives in a Shoe visits
- Episode 2823
- Episode 2834 -- Forrest Wimbledon plays at Birdland
- Episode 2835 -- Big Bird's Birthday or Let Me Eat Cake
- Episode 2837 -- Gordon Organizes To Clean To Lot
- Episode 2840 -- Mayor David Dinkins gives Gordon a good citizen's award
- Episode 2847 -- Savion tap dances for Prairie Dawn
- Episode 2849 -- Elmo plays three of these things
- Episode 2854
- Episode 2855 -- Tim Robbins appears in Prairie's "seasons pageant"
- Episode 2859 -- Elmo borrows Big Bird's teddy bear
- Episode 2861 -- Big Bird Yells "Toothpaste"
- Episode 2866
- Episode 2867
- Episode 2874 -- A Day at the Birdland Jazz Club
- Episode 2875
- This season welcomed a new human character to the cast, Savion.
- This was the final season for Hiroshi, Mike, Jelani, and Alex.
- For only this season, as well as with related productions at the time, the Sesame Street Muppets are referred to in credits as "Sesame Street Puppet Characters." The Muppeteers themselves are credited as "Puppet Performers."
Muppet Characters
- Anything Muppets, the Amazing Mumford, Baby Natasha, Barkley, Bert, Biff, Big Bird, Bruno the Trashman, Buster the Horse, Chip and Dip, Clementine, Cookie Monster, Count von Count, Don Music, Elmo, Ernie, Forgetful Jones, Grover, Grundgetta, Guy Smiley, Herry Monster, Honkers, Hoots the Owl, Juliet, Kermit the Frog, Oscar the Grouch, Placido Flamingo, Prairie Dawn, Preston Rabbit, Ruby, Slimey, Mr. Snuffleupagus, Stella, Sully, Telly Monster, Two-Headed Monster, Wolfgang the Seal
Human Characters
- Gordon, Susan, Maria, Luis, Linda, Bob, Uncle Wally, Olivia, Gina, Miles, Mr. Macintosh, Gabi, Hiroshi, Mr. Handford, Mike, Savion, Jelani, Alex, Lisa, Lillian
- Caroll Spinney, Pam Arciero, Camille Bonora, Fran Brill, Kevin Clash, Fred "Garbo" Garver, Richard Hunt, Rick Lyon, Jim Martin, Joey Mazzarino, Jerry Nelson, Carmen Osbahr, Frank Oz, Martin P. Robinson, David Rudman, Judy Sladky, and Bryant Young
- Alison Bartlett-O'Reilly, Lisa Boggs, Linda Bove, Eugene Byrd, Alexis Cruz, Emilio Delgado, Heather Henderson, Savion Glover, Loretta Long, Sonia Manzano, Bill McCutcheon, Bob McGrath, Roscoe Orman, Miles Orman, Ward Saxton, David L. Smyrl, Gedde Watanabe, Lillias White
- Bill Cobbs, Frances Foster, Whoopi Goldberg, Jeff Goldblum, Wynton Marsalis, Bobby McFerrin, Rhea Perlman, Tim Robbins, Susan Sarandon, Steven Schub, Paul Simon, Robin Williams, Forrest Wimbledon
Season 22 Credits
- Executive Producer: Dulcy Singer
- Producer: Lisa Simon
- Directors: Ted May, Lisa Simon, Emily Squires, Jon Stone
- Head Writer: Norman Stiles
- Writers: Molly Boylan, Lou Berger, Nancy Sans, Luis Santeiro, Cathi Rosenberg-Turow, Belinda Ward, Sonia Manzano, Jeff Moss, Sara Compton, Judy Freudberg, David Korr, John Weidman, Tony Geiss, Emily Perl Kingsley, Mark Saltzman, Josh Selig, Jon Stone
- Supervising Film Producer: Edith Zornow
- Coordinating Producer: Arlene Sherman
- Muppets, Costumes, Props: Caroly Wilcox, Ed Christie, Connie Peterson, Peter MacKennan, Stephen Rotondaro, Mark Zeszotek, Richard Termine, Barry Link, Paul Hartis
- Associate Music Director: Dave Conner
- Music Coordinator: Danny Epstein
- Production Supervisor: Frieda Lipp
- Editing Supervisor: Robert J. Emerick
- Associate Directors: Ted May, Eulogio Ortiz, Jr.
- Production Designer: Victor Di Napoli
- Costume Designer: Bill Kellard
- Graphic Artist: Mike Pantuso
- Set Decorator: Nat Mongioi
- Production Stage Manager: Chet O'Brien
- Stage Manager: Mortimer J. O'Brien
- Curriculum Coordinator: Diane P. Mitchell
- Production Assistants: Cheryl Ann Jung, Ruthie E. Hiatt, Paul Lacy
- Assistants to the Producers: Danette De Sena, Carol D. Mayes
- Script Coordinator: Thelma Moses
- Children's Casting: Martha O'Connor, Gabrielle Howard
- Unit Manager: Eleanor McIntosh
- Technical Director: Ralph Mensch
- Lighting Directors: Bill Berner, Jim Tetlow
- Sound Effects: Dick Maitland
- Audio: Blake Norton, Tim Lester
- Cameras: Frank Biondo, Dave Driscoll
- Videotape Editor: Evamarie Keller
- Make-Up: Lee Halls
- Hair Stylist: Karen Specht
- Wardrobe: Grisha Mynova
- Vice President for Research: Keith W. Mielke, Ph.D.
- Director of Research: Valeria Lovelace, Ph.D.
- Curriculum Specialist: Margarita Perez
- Chairman, Board of Advisors: Gerald S. Lesser, Ph.D.
- ↑ The New York Times: Reviews/Television; 'Sesame Street' Talking About Race, From A to Z
- ↑ The Milwaukee Journal: 'Sesame Street' celebrates our differences
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Brian Fallon Speaks in Anthems
How a tattooed Christian from New Jersey took the world by storm.
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31 year-old Brian Fallon isn't the first person who comes to mind when you think "Christian musician." The fast talking New Jerseyan has been catapulted into the spotlight with the success of his classic-rock inspired indie band The Gaslight Anthem. He started out in the music business in 1997, but didn't find success until the Gaslight Anthem formed in 2007. The band has been most compared to Bruce Springsteen, but remnants of '80s punk and even grunge fill their sound. What you will notice about his music though, is that the lyrics shine with a kind of positivity and depth that isn't found in much modern rock music. You definitely won't hear any profanity, a rarity in the genre he is a part of.
For Brian, the reason for that is simple, he is an absolutely devout Christian. His faith permeates all parts of his life, and though he made the decision to play secular music he is committed to his beliefs. He recently released a compelling side-project with his touring guitarist Ian Perkins, called The Horrible Crowes. Together they have produced an album that pulls jointly from the darkness of soul music and the depth of his spiritual insight. The whole project is an engaging listen, taking you through the turns of a broken relationship while bringing to light Fallon's abilities as a lyricist and a vocalist. The contrast of dark and light is evident throughout, and it is that rare album that tells a story and tells it well.
I was fortunate to catch up with Brian following his appearance on Chuck Ragan's Revival tour in Europe. We discussed Christianity, the Horrible Crowes, the tour, and more. Interviewing Brian was much like listening to his music – at first take it is a brash and overwhelming experience. But after delving in, there is so much more to hear, from deep spiritual movements to joyous reminders. He is truly a fascinating person to talk to, and I hope you enjoy the interview as much as I did!
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