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French Montana's Excuse My French has seen a number of delays, to put it lightly.
The Bad Boy/MMG/Interscope project was set to drop July 17 of this year at first. Then, the project was supposed to see the light of day in the Fall.
Now the project has a new and specific 2013 release date, which French revealed via Twitter:
#excusemyfrench march 12 juuhearddd haannnn
— French Montana (@FrencHMonTanA) December 20, 2012
The rapper's most recent release is last month's Mac & Cheese 3 mixtape.
[December 20]
UPDATE: French Montana has yet again delayed his upcoming major label debut Excuse My French, this time pushing it back to May 21st. Check the banner for the album as posted on his Facebook below (via HHNM).
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Michael Annett and No. 15 Germain Racing Team Salvage 20th Place Finish Despite Late Race Incident
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Fontana, Calif. (October 11, 2010) – With a respectable finish in sight, NASCAR Nationwide Series driver Michael Annett was struck with tough luck after a cut tire went down with only 25 laps remaining in Saturday's 150 lap CampingWorld.com 300 at Auto Club Speedway.
Annett secured a 22nd place starting position for Saturday afternoon's race and within 10 laps quickly advanced 10 spots to 15th. Determined to battle with the frontrunners, he continued to work his way forward, tapping into the top-10 on lap 25. Although he fought a loose handling racecar, Annett consistently contended with the top-10 cars and continued to run lap times comparable with cars competing in the top-five spots.
In a five lap side-by-side battle with the No. 62 and No. 98 cars, Annett's top-10 finish in the making was slashed when he cut a right front tire. With the blown tire limiting his control of the car, Annett and the No. 62 were both forced into the wall.
With a caution out for the incident on lap 125, Annett brought his No. 15 Pilot Flying J Coffee Toyota Camry to pit road for his crew to survey the damage. The right side of the Camry proved to need a generous amount of repair, which brought the car to pit road three times during yellow flag conditions.
Commending his hardworking team for getting him back on the track, Annett restarted one lap down in 28th with only 17 laps to go. Despite the heavy damage to the right side of his car, Annett was now in a race for the Lucky Dog. Earning his way back on the lead lap for the restart on lap 145, Annett pushed his way to a 20th place finish in the remaining five laps of the CampingWorld.com 300.
Approaching the final five races of the 2010 season, Annett will head to Charlotte Motor Speedway for the fourth and final race in the Nationwide Series new car before its full introduction into the series in 2011. The Nationwide Series Dollar General 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway commences at 8 p.m. ET with live coverage on ESPN 2 beginning at 7:30 p.m. ET.
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Minister of Environment explores the environmental situation in Zarqa River
The severely polluted stream of Zarqa River in Jordan is suffering from serious environmental degradation and without an urgent policy-level intervention, the future of the river will remain dark. In an effort to further elevate this issue to the policy level, the newly appointed Jordanian Minister of Environment Eng. Hazem Malhas carried out an exploration mission to Zarqa governorate to closely look at the environmental challenges encountering the river. …
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One of the world's most threatened reptiles has been given a ray of hope in the form of a community programme to reintroduce captive-bred individuals back into the wild. …
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Maintenir une biodiversité saine peut jouer un rôle significatif dans la lutte contre les changements climatiques, et les aires protégées de la planète – parcs nationaux, réserves marines, zones de nature sauvage et autres – sont, à cet égard, essentielles. … | English
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CEC in 2009: IUCN Collaboration and Connections
Across the diverse Commissions of IUCN, connections are being made. CEC is in a unique position to connect the Commissions because our members are skilled in building partnerships and networks, targeting audiences for message impact, influencing attitudes and changing behaviour. …
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CEC members are engaged in Education for Sustainable Development, children and nature, distance learning and more -- education is broadly defined in CEC. In 2009, the emerging focus was on capacity building through professional development. …
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CEC in 2009: Intergenerational Partnership
CEC members have developed a model for collaboration, exchange of ideas and experiences, and action between people of all ages. In 2009, CEC issued a report on the Buddy Experiment, the pilot test of a model that can be applied across all IUCN Commissions, called 'Intergenerational Partnership for Sustainabililty'. …
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Celestron 70mm Travel Scope Review
Posted 28 November 2010 - 09:25 AM
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Posted 29 November 2010 - 04:28 PM
I just rec'd this scope off an Ebay seller (OTA Only) for $40.00. It had no surprises except the Objective spacers were Very Visable looking in tube from both ends (minus eyepiece). Is this common?
I think it's fairly common with inexpensive refractors and older models. Usually the spacers are not noticeable in the in-focus image. There are some very well-regarded classic scopes that have visible spacers, so it's not necessarily a bar to optical quality.
Posted 30 November 2010 - 06:55 PM
Excellent review, Ed. Very thorough and fair. It's nice to know that such a decent scope is so affordable.
Thank you for the compliment. I'm glad you enjoyed reading the review.
Ed D
Posted 30 November 2010 - 07:05 PM
I just rec'd this scope off an Ebay seller (OTA Only) for $40.00. It had no surprises except the Objective spacers were Very Visable looking in tube from both ends (minus eyepiece). Is this common?
This is actually quite common, more so in past years. The spacers do not appear in the in-focus image and do not detract in any way. They are no different than the mirror clips on Newtonian scopes, except that the clips are immensely larger by comparison.
I hope you enjoyed the review, and that you enjoy your new scope as well.
Ed D
Posted 30 November 2010 - 07:50 PM
Sounds like the 70mm Celestron is a versatile little scope and a good bargain, considering its modest cost.
With best wishes,
Posted 02 December 2010 - 03:46 PM
Posted 02 December 2010 - 08:40 PM
Is the focuser metal or plastic? I'm looking for a small wide-field scope that could be used with my Mallincam. The Mallincam needs a metal focuser to help dissipate heat.
Posted 03 December 2010 - 06:07 PM
Nice review Ed!
Is the focuser metal or plastic? I'm looking for a small wide-field scope that could be used with my Mallincam. The Mallincam needs a metal focuser to help dissipate heat.
Don, the focuser is plastic, and I would also be concerned about heat buildup. I'm glad you enjoyed the review.
Ed D
Posted 03 December 2010 - 07:26 PM
Posted 06 December 2010 - 12:23 AM
Can you write about using it with better eyepieces or a 90 degree diagonal? It would be interesting to hear of your experiences with small upgrades.
Thanks for this insight on such a nice market value.
Posted 07 December 2010 - 05:54 AM
Last night I was outside playing with the Travel Scope looking at double stars in Cepheus, and a quick look at a few other targets, including the Orion nebula. I was amazed by the good views the little thing can give, especially when mounted on my construction tripod and mount. I was using my prism star diagonal, Plossl eyepiece and Meade 2x barlow, which are all inexpensive items.
I had been considering doing a follow up article on the Travel Scope and I guess last night was the start of the planning stage. Thanks for the positive feedback.
Ed D
Posted 18 December 2010 - 10:40 PM
Enjoyed your review on this scope. I bought just the OTA for this scope for about $35 and outfitted it with a GSO star diagonal and a Stellarvue F1001 red dot finder. I have a Celestron AZ-3 mount that I use it with. For the price, I certainly cannot complain about the scope though I generally agree with your findings especially about the color fringing. I bought the Celestron finder which was a big mistake and I never used it. I like using my Meade 20mm QX70 eyepiece with this scope. After some persistence and a few dark skies in my light-polluted bark yard, I saw a few globular clusters including M3, M15, and M41. I just bought a pair of Celestron Skymaster 15X70 binos and I want to try them out for comparison. Unfortunately, since I bought the binos, the skies have been uncooperative. Best wishes, Vic S
Posted 20 December 2010 - 09:24 AM
Yes, a follow up would be nice. The AT High Grade Plossls, currently on sale at Astronomics for a scandalously low price, would be nice, since I find the clones of these, the Sterling Plossls, a very good value, indeed. These are logical, inexpensive upgrades for someone on a budget. I wouldn't begrudge you, however, if you mentioned how a Nagler T6 performed in one, though I recognize the unlikelihood of the combo. Perhaps a Meade 5000 UWA/ES 82 degree model is more fiscally appropriate. Regardless, I think these type scopes are the best for beginners. Many people like me can't use binoculars (highly uneven vision in each eye), and besides, anything on a mount is better than hand held, in this price range (provided your mount is up to snuff). But a follow up would be nice. I am NOT in the low-budget reflector crowd, since collimation is not incidental to ownership. How many people change their own oil in their cars, for example? I agree they offer the most optical bang for the buck, but you've got to have the time and patience to deal with it. What percentage of car owners change their own oil in the USA? 3%? 2%? 1%? 0.5%? 0.25%? I would think 4% a bit too high, but I could be wrong. But I think this question is relevant for telescope owners, and many people just want something fast and fun to observe with. This Celestron 70mm is just the ticket and certainly won't break the bank.
Do you happen to know if this can be purchased as an OTA, without the cheapey mount? That would be an even better value for anyone who already owns a sturdy camera/camcorder tripod.
Thanks again, Ed, for enlightening the unwashed masses (and me)
Posted 20 December 2010 - 11:08 AM
I'm actually eager to look throught he thing myself...another telescope is the last thing I need but this may be preferable to the ETX80 for when I'm traveling overseas as it's so light and easy to pack. (The ETX80's tripod is a tad bulky, though still light).
Also, what kind of ep are included? I've read conflicting reports as to whether they are Kellners or Huygens. If it's the former they aren't too bad, if it's the latter I may have to add another ep or two to that 25mm Plossl! (Maybe my Meade 9.7mm...)
Posted 20 December 2010 - 02:16 PM
I don't know if the OTA can be purchased separately, but I did see some on eBay not too long ago. Also, I took apart the 10mm eyepiece and they are Kellners. In keeping with the spirit of frugality I used a photo tripod that can be bought new for under $40, although I got mine used for $5.
I will (hopefully) be staying up most of the night observing the lunar eclipse, and the Travel Scope will be set up alongside my Astro Tech. I want to take pictures through the eyepieces using both scopes. I'll post them if they turn out OK.
Ed D
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BTW, I know that this scope is not big enough for faint objects but would it be possible to also list out what all DSO's you could use this scope for?
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Québec City's Best Nightlife Spots
by Richard Varr. Posted Feb 23rd 2011 09:00 AM
Continue ReadingClubs, bars and cafes make up a vibrant part of Québec City's nightlife scene, with many clustered around rue St-Jean in Old Québec, and Grande-Allée and the adjacent Avenue Cartier outside the city walls. The now trendy and recently rejuvenated Saint-Roch District is also a popular nightlife area. Patrons wanting something more subdued can make it a night out with the performing arts, including symphony and opera. Summer and winter festivals feature international performers providing music, dance and theater, while local rock, jazz and folk musicians perform in bars and cafés year-round.
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Best Museums in Québec City
by Richard Varr. Posted Feb 19th 2011 12:00 PM
Continue ReadingThe only remaining walled city in the Americas north of Mexico, Québec City is like a museum within itself. One of North America's oldest cities, Quebec City is perched atop the cliff-like Cap Diamant and overlooks the scenic St. Lawrence River. With its split level landscape, the town reflects four centuries of history. It was founded in 1608 by French explorer Samuel de Champlain who established a colony in what's now the Lower Town, but the French colony later fell to the British in 1759 following a fierce 20-minute battle on Upper Town's Plains of Abraham.
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Best Places to Ski Near Québec City
by Dan Leeth. Posted Feb 18th 2011 10:00 AM
Continue ReadingQuébec City provides a ski base unlike any other in North America. Instead of staying in some variation of faux-Alpine condo camp, skiers here can lodge in a 400-year-old walled city. With the natives speaking French, Old Québec feels positively Old World. As the cliché goes, it's like Europe without the jet lag.
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Québec City's Best Photo Opportunities
by Richard Varr. Posted Feb 16th 2011 12:30 PM
Continue ReadingFinding a great spot to take photos is not hard in Québec City. Thanks to the bluff-like Cap Diamant, photo ops along the Upper Town can't be beat. From the Citadelle to the Dufferin Terrace, there are dramatic views of the St. Lawrence River and its distant shoreline at seemingly every turn. On the way down to the Lower Town, the views from the Breakneck Steps are of the pedestrian-only rue du Petit-Champlain, the city's oldest street. Spewing fountains, statues and quaint Colonial architecture serve as memorable backgrounds for family photos. Take a riverboat ride for waterside shots of the city, where the foremost landmark, the iconic hotel Le Château Frontenac, reigns among the most popular photo backdrops. Here are our suggestions for the best photo ops in Quebec City.
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Quebec City for Kids
by Richard Varr. Posted Feb 15th 2011 03:15 PM
Continue ReadingParents will find a wide variety of things to do in the Québec City area to keep kids both happy and curious. Strolling the streets of Old Québec with its two and three-century old buildings, fort and cannons can even become a fun history lesson. Popular attractions include an aquarium, indoor amusement park and even a colossal toy store. A summer water park transforms into a snow-rafting wonderland in winter. And don't overlook a riverboat ride along the St. Lawrence River for an exciting and scenic family outing.
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Trucking news: ACT reports August Class 8 preliminary orders show improvement
September 08, 2011
Data from ACT Research, a provider of data and analysis for trucks and other commercial vehicles, released this week indicated that commercial vehicle net orders saw improvement in August.
According to its preliminary reading of the North American medium and heavy-duty vehicle markets, North American Class 8 orders are projected to hit 20,800 units.
This output represents a 10 percent improvement over July's 18,700 orders and a 40 percent improvement over July 2010's 12,400 orders.
ACT President and Senior Analyst Kenny Vieth said that while waiting for these preliminary orders to come in ACT had some early concerns about how they would turn out due to political turmoil and faltering consumer confidence numbers, among other things.
"We were a little bit leery as to how things would look," said Vieth. "July and August represent the two weakest order months of the year. The fact that we approached 21,000 orders in August, given the backdrop of [negative] headlines made these numbers a pleasant surprise."
The underlying fundamentals in the marketplace remain strong, said Vieth, explaining that there is more freight relative to trucks on the road. Pricing remains healthy, and that was reflected in the second quarter as carriers reported strong profit margins.
Another factor influencing higher orders is that used equipment prices are continuing to rise, said Vieth.
"There is enough freight out there and truckers are making money hauling that freight," he said. "Used asset evaluations are strong so it is facilitating a continued ability to replace older trucks with newer trucks.
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Tallahassee, FL-December 9, 2012
Dozens gathered at Lake Ella in Tallahassee for the annual lighting of the Hanukkah menorah.
Hanukkah is a Jewish Holiday celebrated over 8 days and nights.
The holiday remembers the re-dedication of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. A candle is lit each night to commemorate the occasion.
"This is the message of Hanukkah. It's a message of universal freedom for everyone, for Jews and non-Jews alike. And that's the message of America," says Rabbi Schneur Oirechman.
Sunday marks the second night of Hanukkah. This year's Menorah was 9 feet tall and made of more than 300 donuts.
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University of Nebraska unveils part two of My Plate program
Second part will help students customize program to individual needs.
UNL Dining Services has taken some measures to help students make more nutritious food choices by adopting the new "My Plate" program at the beginning of the fall 2011 semester. Later this semester, Dining Services is unveiling a second part to the "My Plate" program. This addition to the program will show how "My Plate" can be tailored to a diner's specific dietary requirements.


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Roswiyati is a mother (48 years old) of three children; two of whom are in college. Rosiwati's husband is work in as private employees. Her mother-in-law still lives with her family.
Roswiyati runs a business from her house, selling cookies and cooked food. She started her business seven years ago. Her daily income can be 150,000 IDR . With this business, Roswiyati can supply her family needs and pay school fees for her children.
Roswiyati and the other members of the "Rezqy Jaya" group are requesting financial support from VisionFund Indonesia for the second time so they can increase their working capital. Roswiyati will use it to buy cookies she can sell during the Christmas season, and at the end of the year to welcome the new year.
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GIRLS RESULTS: Western Christian won the team title with Spencer second and Le Mars third. The Lady Bulldogs won four events -- Emily Anderson won the 100-meter hurdles in a time of :15.53 ... Meredith Rand won the 1500-meter run in 5:21.13 ... Jess Arnold won the High Jump at 5'3" ... and the Shuttle Hurdle Relay was first in 1:09.74.
BOYS RESULTS: Spirit Lake won the team title with Le Mars finishing second. The Bulldogs had three first place finishes -- Karson Klein won the Shot Put at 50'0" ... the 4X100 Relay was first in :45.26 with Zach Reed, Hunter Rohde, Bryce Dahm and Brady Lancaster ... and the Distance Medley was first in 3:43.77 with Hunter Rohde, Brady Lancaster, Joe Herzberg, and Kyle Borchers.
(B) Le Mars beat Estherville/Lincoln Central twice, both by 5-0 margins. One of the matches was a makeup from an April 26th postponement. The Bulldogs finish the regular season unbeaten at 11-and-0 with a 10-and-0 Lakes Conference record. (BULLDOG RESULTS: In singles play, Mike Ahlers won 10-0, Kent Hasselquist won 10-0, Eric Havey won 10-2, Keegan Driggs won 10-0 to complete the first match. In the second match, Jacob Hansen won 10-2 in singles play and in doubles, Ahlers/Hasselquist won 10-1, Havey/Driggs won 10-0, Brooks/Aaron Ruden won 10-0 and Havey/Hansen won 10-1.)
(G) Le Mars 6 Estherville/Lincoln Central 3 (LE MARS RESULTS: In singles, Carolyn Ahlers lost, Erica Westhoff won, Catie Meis won, Stephanie Young won, Hannah Lang won, and Sophie Arens lost. In doubles, Ahlers/Westhoff won, Meis/Young won and Lang/Arens lost.)
(G) Gehlen Catholic finished second behind West Sioux at the War Eagle Conference meet at Orange City. Mollie Nemmers of Gehlen was medalist for the meet with an 84. The other Gehlen scores included Ali Galles with a 96, Lauren Sitzmann with a 99 and Megan Tentinger with a 102.
(G) Gehlen 188 Hinton 200 (makeup from April 19th) (MEDALIST: Mollie Nemmers with a 39. Lauren Sitzmann shot a 47, Ali Galles had a 48, Megan Tentinger a 54, Shannon Smith a 57 and Rachael Hueretz a 68.)
(G) Le Mars finished fifth at the Lakes Conference with Spirit Lake winning the title with a 354. Spencer was second with a 401. (MEDALIST: Spirit Lake's Leah Hilpipre with an 80. For Le Mars, Steph Betsworth shot a 92 for fourth place and a spot on the All-Conference team, Emily Pick had a 110, Karly Hoss a 114, Madi Baack a 123, Ashley Phelan a 123, and Erin Kommes a 125.)
(G) Emmetsburg 201 Le Mars 213 Cherokee 238 (makeup meets from April 26th) (Le Mars scores, Steph Betsworth a 47, Madi Baack & Karly Hoss 54's, Emily Pick a 58, Ashley Phelan a 60 and Erin Kommes a 65.)
(B) Le Mars finished fifth at the Lakes Conference meet with Spencer winning the team title with a 305. (MEDALIST: Spencer's Jay Monahan with a 71. For Le Mars, Eric Cline shot an 83, Parker Rolfes an 85, Michael Sauer & Mason Prieksat 95's, Michael Brandenburg a 105 and Coleton Brown a 107.)
TUESDAY RESULTS – May 10
(B) Gehlen Catholic finished sixth in the War Eagle Conference meet at Primghar. Hinton won the team title with a 320 with Akron-Westfield finishing second at 322. Remsen-Union finished seventh and Remsen St. Mary's came in eleventh. Caleb Malenke of Unity Christian was medalist with a 72 while Shawn Desai of South O'Brien earned runner-up medal honors with a 74. Gehlen scores -- Johnny Ruden 84, Derek Bretey 88, Dylan Kneip 89, and Ross Ruhland 91. Hinton and Gehlen also used the meet as a makeup to an earlier postponed dual meet. Hinton topped the Jays 161-174. Lathan Hassler of Hinton won the medal with a 39. Dylan Kneip led Gehlen with a 41, Derek Bretey and Johnny Ruden added 43's and Austin Juhl and Ross Ruhland carded 47's. Chad Langel rounded out the Jays scoring with a 48.
THURSDAY RESULTS – May 12
(G/B) 3A Regional/District meet at Orange City
GIRLS RESULTS: Bishop Heelan won the team title with Le Mars finishing fourth.
LE MARS STATE QUALIFIERS: Meredith Rand in the 1500, Lindsey Wichers in the 100, Jess Arnold in the High Jump, the Shuttle Hurdle Relay, the 4X100 Relay, the 4X200 Relay and the 4X800 Relay.
BOYS RESULTS: Bishop Heelan won the team title with Spirit Lake Park finishing second and Le Mars third.
LE MARS STATE QUALIFIERS: Paxton Strub in the 110 High Hurdles and the High Jump, Karson Klein in the Shot Put, Hunter Rohde & Levi TeBrink in the Long Jump, the Shuttle Hurdle Relay, the 4X100 Relay, the 4X200 Relay and the Distance Medley Relay.
(G/B) 1A Regional/District meet at Hawarden
GIRLS RESULTS: Central Lyon won the team title with 139 1/2 points with Gehlen Catholic finishing second with 136. Marcus/M-C and Remsen-Union were thrid and fourth.
GEHLEN STATE QUALIFIERS: Steph Rohe in the 100 Hurdles & the 400 Hurdles, Emily Holtgrewe in the 400 Hurdles, Molly Wankum in the 1500 and 3000, the Shuttle Hurdle Relay and the 4X800 Relay.
REMSEN-UNION STATE QUALIFIERS: Allison Schreiner in the 100, 200 and 400.
REMSEN ST. MARY'S STATE QUALIFIERS: Brielle Biezuns in the 200, Emma Krier in the Long Jump and the Sprint Medley Relay.
BOYS RESULTS: West Lyon claimed the team title with Gehlen Catholic finishing fifth.
GEHLEN STATE QUALIFIERS: Jordan Langel in the 110 High Hurdles, Chris Eral in the Shot Put and Michael Whitehead & Trevor Bouma in the Long Jump.
REMSEN-UNION STATE QUALIFIERS: Jared Kunkel in the Discus.
AKRON-WESTFIELD STATE QUALIFIERS: Garrett Wall in the 3200
CLASS 1A: HINTON STATE QUALIFIERS (from Hinton Regional/District):
(girls) Kasey Reuter in the High Jump & Long Jump, Kelsey Anfinson in the Shot Put, Haley Grenko in the 200, Lauren Hedlund in the 400 Hurdles, the Distance Medley Relay, the 4X100 Relay, the 4X200 Relay, the 4X400 Relay and the 4X800 Relay.
(boys) Blake Hoefling in the 400, Drew Schiltz in the 3200, Justin Held in the High Jump, Mitchell Udell in the Shot Put, Jake Barkley in the Discus, the 4X800 Relay and the Distance Medley Relay.
(girls) DeAndra Mahrt & Alex Howrey in the 100 Hurdles and the 4X100 Relay.
(boys) Quincy Lamp in the 400, William Dougherty in the 800, Tyler Campbel in the 110 High Hurdles, Tatr Rohde in the Long Jump, Evan Colfack in the Discus & Shot Put, Colton Phelps in the Discus & Shot Put, the 4X100 Relay, the 4X400 Relay and the 4X800 Relay.
(B) 1A District meet at Spencer - POSTPONED TO FRIDAY DUE TO RAIN
(G) Le Mars 210 Western Christian 222 Storm Lake 240 (MEDALIST: Le Mars' Steph Betsworth with a 46 with Le Mars' Emily Pick taking Runner-Up honors with a 50. Other Le Mars scores included Ashley Phelan with a 55, Madi Baack with a 59, Karly Hoss shot a 63 and Erin Kommes had a 68. Le Mars finishes the dual season at 7-and-3.
FRIDAY RESULTS – May 13
(B) 1A District meet at Spencer
TEAM RESULTS: 1. Storm Lake (17) 2. Le Mars (15) 3. Spirit Lake (13). Le Mars hosts Spirit Lake at 4 pm Monday in the Sub-State.
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS FOR LE MARS: Mike Ahlers won the number one singles title, earning his second straight trip to the 1A State meet. Ahlers won his first three matches of the day by 6-0, 6-0 margins and won the District title with a 6-1, 6-1 victory. Kent Hasselquist won his first round singles match 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 before losing in the second round 6-4, 4-6, 5-7.
In doubles play, Eric Havey and Keegan Driggs lost 6-4, 5-7. 3-6 in the first round and the team of Colin Brooks and Aaron Ruden won 6-1, 6-1 in the first round before losing 3-6, 2-6.
(B) 1A Sectional meet at Hinton
DISTRICT TEAM QUALIFIERS: 1. Hinton 329 2. Woodbury Central 336 3. Akron-Westfield 369.
INDIVIDUAL DISTRICT QUALIFIERS: 1. Keegan Bak of Hinton (76) 2. James Wright of Woodbury Central (81) 3.(tie) Grady Gallagher of Woodbury Central, Jason Vander Kooi of Hinton & Craig Brown of Hinton (84's). Gallagher won a one-hole playoff for third with Vander Kooi taking fourth.
qualifiers advance to the 1A District meet at Spencer on May 20th
HINTON RESULTS: (1st) Keegan Bak (76), Jason Vander Kooi & Craig Brown (84's), Joe Popken & Lathan Hasler (85's), and Cole Johnston (90).
AKRON-WESTFIELD RESULTS: (3rd) Taylor James (87), Cory Eskra (91), Gus Martin (92), Cale Banks (99), Mitch Hedlund (100), and Chet Utesch (106).
REMSEN-UNION RESULTS: (4th) Kyler Howard (87), Cam Kuchel (90), Cole Owens (101), Josh Bohnenkamp (102), Alex Hagert (106) and Austen Stock (107).
GEHLEN CATHOLIC RESULTS: (5th) Ross Ruhland (92), Derek Bretey (97), Chad Langel (98), Dylan Kneip (100), and Dustin Kneip (110).
KINGSLEY-PIERSON RESULTS: (6th) Colin Henrich (96), Robby Mercer (97), Brandon Bainbridge (99), Austin Rollefson, Levi Mahrt, and Alex Plendl (112's).
REMSEN ST. MARY'S RESULTS: (8th) Derek Gengler (99), Jon Ahlers (100), Tyler Nielsen (106), Chad Weiler (120), Brad Roling (122) and Michael Nasers (125).
(B) 3A Sectional meet at Storm Lake
DISTRICT TEAM QUALIFIERS: 1. Spencer (330) 2. M-O-C/Floyd Valley (335) (Le Mars finished 8th)
INDIVIDUAL DISTRICT QUALIFIERS: 1. Jay Monahan of Spencer (73) 2, Ryan Gutz of Storm Lake (78) 3. Daniel Stoakes of Webster City (81) 4. Daniel Clemens of M-O-C/F-V (81).
qualifiers advance to the 3A District meet at Carroll on May 20th
LE MARS SCORES: Eric Cline & Parker Rolfes (94's), Michael Brandenburg (96), Michael Sauer & Mason Prieksat (99's) and Coleton Brown (100).
SATURDAY SCHEDULE – May 14
(G) Le Mars in the Storm Lake Invitational - CANCELLED
(G) 1A Regional Team Tournament at Cherokee: Spirit Lake/Okoboji 5 Le Mars 0 (LE MARS RESULTS: In singles play, Carolyn Ahlers lost 3-6, 5-7, Erica Westhoff lost 6-4, 3-6, 7-10, Stephanie Young lost 1-6, 1-6, Catie Meis lost 1-6, 3-6 and Hannah Lang lost 4-6, 1-6. The number six singles match and doubles matches were not completed because Spirit Lake already had the match wrapped up)
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ATLANTA - A U.S. Senator has listed Georgia Tech's dancing robot as one of top most egregious wastes of taxpayer money, but the school says the project is actually a boost to the economy.
Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma has released his 2012 Waste Book. Among his top 100 examples of wasted tax dollars are $450,000 spent on an Oklahoma airport that averages one flight a month, $27-million in federal tax dollars spent on Moroccan pottery classes, and $947,000 spent to test what astronauts might eat on Mars.
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Number 74 on Sen. Corburn's list is a $547,430 federal grant awarded to Georgia Tech's Center for Music Technology. Part of that grant was used to develop Shimi, the dancing robot.
Georgia Tech has promoted Shimi as a musical companion that uses your smart phone as its brain.
Shimi bobs its robotic head and taps its foot to the music you select. It will even pick up on your movements and choose a song to match.
"If they want a musical companion, they should find other ways to finance it," a viewer wrote on the 11Alive Facebook page.
Georgia Tech says the school's Center for Music Technology used less than $100,000 of the grant on Shimi. The rest of the money has been used for other robotic like the development of Shimone, a mechanical marimba player.
We asked to talk to the head of Tech's Center for Music Technology. Instead the school's communications department sent us a statement.
"Georgia Tech's research in music technology has resulted in three companies and the creation of jobs," the statement reads. "This research has applications beyond music as it helps to create more sophisticated robots that can interact with people and enhance our lives."
Tech says the company that grew out of the Shimi project has created four jobs this year.
"It's inventions like this that spur the human endeavor to create more and better products," a viewer wrote on the 11Alive Facebook page.
Tovbot, the company that has developed from the creation of Shimi, is hoping to have dancing robot on store shelves by next Christmas.


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NOTE: Price Drop. BELLATRIX is for sale.Very clean and well cared for, this Beneteau 400 was purchased by the original owners 1997 but was not commissioned until 1999. She has been yard maintained and is in beautiful condition. The current owners used the boat only lightly and are seeking a three cabin vessel of the same model in order to better accommodate their growing family. She has a full complement of electronics that includes Northstar 941 GPS, 2010 Garmin 640 color GPS at helm, in addition to Raytheon RL70 radar & chart plotter, auto pilot & split-screen radar. An upgraded battery system with 2, 4D house batteries and Heart Inverter/Charger and energy-monitoring system. New Lewmar electric windlass 2011. She is also equipped with the larger optional 50hp engine. 2007/2008 UK Sails main and genoa in very good condition. The main is vertically battened, providing a modest roach and enhanced sailing performance. Kiwi-Prop composite blade folding propeller additionally boosts performance under sail. She is turnkey, awaiting her next owners who seek exceptional comfort and yet still enjoy the feel of a responsive sailing vessel.
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LOA: 39.75 feet LWL: 34.92 feet Beam: 12.83 feet
Bridge Clearance: 53 feet
Engine Brand: Inboard Engine Model: 1997 Perkins
Engine Hours: 800
Max Draft: Max 5'6"
Total Power:48
Fuel: 41 gal. - Stainless Steel
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Sleeps 6 in 2 staterooms:
Master stateroom forward has double pullman berth w/2 drawers under to starboard, shelves along hull side, settee w/stowage under to port, hanging locker, Lewmar Trimline 20 X 15 opening hatch, roller blind, 2 Lewmar opening ports w/blinds in coach roof, 2 fixed ports in hull, dorade vent, Halogen lighting, reading light; private head & shower. Main salon has U-shaped convertible settee to starboard (water system access under aft end), lockers & bottle storage along hull side, handrail along coaming, dining table, settee & nav station to port, liquor/bar cabinet w/bottle & glass stsorage, fixed port in hull, Lewmar opening port, Lewmar Trimline 20 X 15 opening overhead hatch, roller blinds, Halogen overhead lighting, 2 custom
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L-shaped galley next aft to starboard has 3 opening ports; guest cabin w/oversized queen berth, 2 opening ports, 2 fixed ports; head w/shower to port.
Cherry interior finish; teal velour upholstery
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12V Adler-Barbour front-loading refrigerator (w/drain), separate top-loading
2-Burner gimballed propane stove w/oven & broiler
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"Can I see your gun?"
Holyoke Police officer Larry Drake said this is a common question he has received from the young minds at Holyoke Elementary School.
Drake has spent the last four weeks reading books to classes at the elementary school.
As he said in March when he first began working in Holyoke, he wants to become a part of the community and get to know people. Community policing is the way he puts it. One way he is doing this is a little outreach program at the school.
Drake visits about twice a week. So far, he has been reading to students in kindergarten, first and second grades.
Holyoke police officer Larry Drake reads Guji Guji to the second graders in Allie Billings' class Tuesday, Oct. 9. Drake visits the school twice a week to read to students and to teach them that police officers aren't scary and they are there to help people.
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After coordinating the project with elementary principal Kyle Stumpf and getting the OK from HPD chief Doug Bergstrom, Drake grabbed some books and began reading.
Not wanting to take too much time from the teachers, Drake spends roughly 20 minutes in the classroom when he is there.
Last Tuesday, Drake read to the students in Allie Billings' second-grade classroom. After reading Guji Guji, Drake passed out some fun material for the students to take home.
Reading isn't the only focus of the visits. He also wants to assure students that the police aren't scary and they are approachable.
He also reiterates that it is important to call 911 when there is an emergency.
"So far, so good," Drake said of the outreach program.
At the end of his visit he also presents the students with a junior officer oath. The oath reads, "I promise to follow the rules of our teacher at school, and the rules my parents have at home. I promise to respect my friends, my family and myself. I promise to help make Holyoke Elementary a safer and better place."
Drake got the idea from one of his instructors at Community College of Aurora's police academy. The 26-year veteran encouraged Drake throughout his training and emphasized the community policing aspect.
Drake has already been speaking with elementary counselor Sharon Jones about presenting a bullying workshop to some of the older students. Drake also said a D.A.R.E. program could be a possibility in the future.
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We've just started using Zimbra (Mac OS X 10.4.6, using NAT and split DNS), and we're sending and receiving mail successfully, but I'm having a problem with the mail queues interface. It's giving a count of deferred messages, but it doesn't actually show any information about them. I just get a gray bar where I'm guessing I should be seeing information about each of the messages. This is the same in the other queues as well, though they all show zero messages, so I wouldn't expect to see anything there.
Status shows that everything is running. I haven't yet found any errors in zimbra.log. So far as I know our internal and public DNS is configured correctly, and all necessary ports are open on the router firewall.
I don't know if it's related, but most of the statistics don't seem to be keeping up either. Message Volume and Message Count seem to have been the same for days. Anti-spam, Anti-virus and Disk all show Data not yet available. Mailbox quotas seem to be displaying and updating correctly. The server's been running for almost a week now.
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- Product Review (submitted on June 25, 2009):
I bought the Purely Yours after debating and researching between it and the Medela Pump in Style. While I never tried the latter, I have been quite happy with the one I got! I must note that though I pump every day, it's only once a day, and I do it at home, so I don't have concerns about noise or industrial strength pumping.
The pumping: It's comfortable for me, and the adjustable suction and speed are key. It is easy to switch between single and dual pumping. If you're going for the latter, though, I strongly recommend getting a hands-free pumping bra, because it's a bit much to juggle both bottles and the dials, particularly if you are also trying to keep an eye on your baby (which I do, pumping in the morning). I do get plenty of milk with this pump.
The noise: It doesn't seem so noisy to me, but I do it at home; I might be more aware of the noise if I were pumping at work. It makes a small beeping noise with each pump in addition to the motor noise. Sometimes I put a pillow over it to muffle the sound if the babe is next to me and on the verge of sleeping.
Cleaning: It's a breeze! I fill a bowl with hot soapy water and stick the pieces in there while I do the rest of the dishes, and that does it. I have heard that the white valves are easily torn, but I haven't had any problem with that, possibly because I'm careful with them as a result of having heard about their fragility. But then again my husband never read about the fragile valves, and he's never torn one either (and yes, he does wash the pump pieces often!). The pump comes with 6 valves, and I'm still on my first two (though I've only been pumping 2 months).
Portability: This version does not come with a bag, which I don't need. It is very small and light, though, so if you do need to carry it around I don't think that would be any problem. If you're pumping away from home, I would spend the extra money and get one of the bags that is made to fit the pump and all the other pieces.
Storage: I use the Playtex One Step storage system to store the breastmilk, and I've been quite happy with that. It's no problem to use them together, the adapter fits perfectly.
Basically, this pump is great, and I plan to stick with it for future children! My only advice to others shopping for a pump would be to consider other brands. I only considered Ameda and Medela, because that's what the hospital recommended. However, I've been eyeballing other pumps since I bought mine, and it looks like others have come up with some innovations that would be worth checking out.


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Is Football a Sport?
Recently the front page of a local paper caused me to wonder if football has come to the point where the term "sport" can be used only loosely. Before you rush for your phones or warm up your emails to attack me, please understand that I am a true football fan. But I can even relate (on a small scale) to the agony a contact sport like football can cause in later years, which raises the question: Is football really a sport, or just a physical beat down?
I played football, and though I wasn't a great player, I was good enough to play varsity at every level. When I attended college and suited up for my first spring practice, it was suggested by my coach that I carry my 170 pounds back to the locker room and wait for basketball season.
Even so, I have a knee and hip that sends me scurrying for the pain relief medicine every time arthritis visits. However, this story isn't about me. I only want to point out my degree of empathy for those who suffer the long-term tax placed upon their bodies as payment for their days of athletic stardom.
If you are a true fan you may remember Reggie Williams, the Cincinnati Bengal's all-pro linebacker during the late 1970's and early 1980's. Williams so distinguished himself, that he was elected National Football League (NFL) Man of the Year. Despite his contribution to the sport, the NFL is treating him like he is persona non grata. He has undergone 24 knee operations in an attempt to correct the damage he received playing the game.
According to Williams, he is being treated like an NFL discard. In his words, "They have fought me on everything, including sending me a band aid." Since 2005, Williams has suffered from many health problems, including multiple knee replacements and a bone infection. This, to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars out of pocket.
His workers' compensation claim is being fought by the Bengals. This man was once encouraged to apply for the job of NFL commissioner and now he is being treated like a pariah. The sad thing is the number of former players who are being treated like discards.
In the latter part of the 1960's (back in the day), my wife and I lived in Los Angeles. We became friendly with Norman Bass, brother of Rams running back Dick Bass. We got together with Norm and a few other friends on an average of once a week to play board games and dominos. As a result of this relationship with Norm, I became friendly with Dick. This friendship brought on a little chastisement from Pop (Sam Lacy).
After we moved back to the Baltimore area, I was a regular visitor to the Baltimore Colts press box with my dad. We were at a game where the Rams played the Colts. I was quite aware of the neutrality rule when in the press box, but when Dick broke through the Colts' line for a large gain, I jumped out of my seat and bellowed "Go Dick!" I got the hairy eyeball from Pop, and the message was clear.
In 2006 when I got the word that Dick had died, I was saddened to lose an old friend. Norm maintains that Dick was secretive about his ailments, but he was sure it was due to the beating he took on the gridiron.
One of the greatest running backs of my lifetime was Earl Campbell (Skoal Brother!). The last time I saw Earl was in a feature on TV, and from the waist down he was incapacitated. This isn't much of a surprise because during his playing time with the Houston Oilers, he was the offense.
Those of you who were around during the Colts glory days will remember John Mackey. The loudspeaker at Memorial Stadium was constantly crackling, "Unitas to Berry or Unitas to Mackey." John died last year after spending the last few years of his life with dementia. This, the result of concussions.
There are many horror stories from ex-gridiron greats, and you wonder if it is all worth the price. These are just a few cases that make you ask the question, "Is football truly a sport?"
If you are a fan of Another Viewpoint, you have my wife and good friend Jack Olender to thank for prying me out of my chair and back to the keyboard. Thanks, Jack.
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FREDERICK, Md. (WUSA) -- Frederick Police arrested 27-year-old Paul Joseph after trying to use a fraudulent check, police said.
On Nov. 13 at about 11:30 a.m. police officers arrived at Browns Liquors in the 900 block of East Patrick Street for reports of a fraudulent check. A store clerk approached one of the officers and informed that he suspect who handed over the fraudulent check was still in the store, police said.
According to police, the officer spoke with the suspect, later identified as Joseph, and confirmed that the check was fraudulent with the originating company.
Joseph, of Emmitsburg, Md., was arrested and charged with possession of counterfeit document and uttering counterfeiting document.


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I'm looking for feedback on a map I'm doing that is nearing completion. It is a map of Rathess, a very large city in the Exalted game world. In this world, Rathess was once the capital city of all creation during a glorious period ruled by demigods. It was later supplanted by an even grander city and, now that the demigods themselves have been long defeated, it is a ruin hidden by jungle.
The map is built entirely in Adobe Illustrator CS3. I prefer vector-based maps, as they work over a wider range of scales. I know some may not like the more stark style of vector art, but I consider it an asset rather than a detriment.
Exalted isn't your average fantasy game, and Rathess isn't your average campaign city. Some notes that might help analysis:
A rasterized version of the map (1 MB) can be seen here. For the brave, there is also a PDF version (12 MB) that will allow you to zoom in to see more detail.
- The basic layout of the city is somewhat fixed, based on a small map that appears in the book that defines the city in the game world.
- As you can immediately see, it is a "designed city". The basic shape and major streets were likely created in a single day by powerful sorcery. (Par for the course in Exalted.)
- Rathess approaches some modern cities in size, home to millions in its heyday.
- The major roads in Rathess are insanely wide. The main Way of the Sun is 300 yards across. This is intentional, largely for religious reasons, allowing the streets to hold huge numbers to witness what is going on on the pyramids during rituals. It also has some military and other practical applications.
- The contents of the large "blocks" between the major radial and circular roads filled in more organically, with roads between the buildings scaled more appropriately to the inhabitants.
- The vast majority of Rathess' inhabitants were not human, but rather a race known as the Dragon Kings, large saurian humanoids. They didn't much care for right angles, so built with circles, triangles and hexagons instead. Nearly all of their buildings have a triangular cross section.
- A decent minority of the Dragon King population sleep under water. These "aquatic dragon kings" have an "octad" of the city dedicated to them.
- An equally important minority, humans, also have an octad dedicated to them. The "blocks" in this section differ from the scattered, individual triangular buildings of the Dragon King sections, with buildings connected into large clumps, with roads in between.
- The city is roughly flat. The Pyramid of the Sun is on the highest point, the rest of the city being mostly a mound that leads up to it. The mound as a whole is slightly tilted, higher at the top of the map and gradually descending into Lake Therak.
- The "compass rose" in the top only makes sense if you know Exalted, with the "needles" pointing to the various elemental poles used to mark direction in the game. (Exalted lives on a flatish Creation, surrounded by elemental chaos.)
I need to lay down some elevation contours. They exist in my head, but I haven't drawn them yet. I also need to add some variation to the "blocks", with a few more distinctive buildings, etc. Mostly, though, I think it is fairly good to go. The underground levels are going to be harder, I think. (Did I mention most of the city is underground?)


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I realise some of this may be reposts or already in Bugzilla but it's really time consuming to trawl that. I appologize in advance for any reposts or redundant feedback. My users wanted me to forward on these 3 issues with the Web Client to help with usability:
1. There is something not quite right with the selection function - say in Contacts in the web client (unsure about desktop), if you click on a contact (ticked) and then accidentally click elsewhere, the highlight goes away but the tick remains, but it is no longer selected. It gets worse if you have multiple contacts selected.
2. In preferences, there is no live preview for skin selection. It is just too tedious to select, save and reload every time.
3. New email (compose) stays as a tab once it is auto-saved as a draft. If you go into the draft folder to complete the email and send, the unfinished version in the tab remains and is clearly unaware of the fact the it had been completed and sent. There has to be a connection between the Draft folder and new composition in the tab. None of the other email clients (Outlook, Thunderbird, Gmail etc) has this problem.


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Motorcyclist seriously hurt in crash
Published: Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at 8:48 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at 8:48 p.m.
OCALA -- A motorcyclist was hospitalized in serious condition Wednesday night following an accident on State Road 40, according to Ocala police.
Officers said a Chevy 1500 pickup truck exited Southeast 20th Court, attempting to go westbound on SR 40 when a man riding a motorcycle in the inside lane heading east on SR 40 slammed into the side of the pickup.
The injured man, who was wearing a helmet, was transported by ground to Shands at the University of Florida in Gainesville in serious condition. The man's name was not released by officials.
In an interview with a Star-Banner reporter, Waylon Mitchell, the driver of the pickup, said he was heading to church and stopped at the stop sign. He said he looked both ways, and noticing it was clear, put on his turn signal, drove into the roadway to make a turn onto SR 40, when he heard three thumps.
Exiting his vehicle, Mitchell said he saw the motorcyclist lying on the ground moaning. Mitchell said he did not hear or see the motorcycle before the collision.
Investigators on scene said it's unknown if speed was a factor for the motorcyclist.
The motorcycle crash is the third since last Friday in Marion County, and of the three drivers, two were wearing helmets.
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WHEELING - Fire broke out in an apartment building at 2615 Warwood Ave. late Thursday afternoon, bringing rush hour traffic to a standstill as the Wheeling Fire Department fought to extinguish it.
Building resident Brittany Bruce called 911 after she saw smoke coming from the air vents. She said she tried to get upstairs to help her neighbors but could not reach them.
"I couldn't get in," Bruce said as she watched fire crews battle the blaze with her two dogs by her side, having fled her ground-floor apartment to the street. "I tried."
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The Wheeling Fire Department works to put out a fire at a three-story building along Warwood Avenue on Thursday afternoon.
As she and her mother watched the building burn, Bruce speculated that the damage was likely to be severe.
"It's not looking so good," Bruce said.
The three-story house was divided into at least three separate rental apartments on different levels. Bruce feared the worst for her neighbors as flames began burning the roof of the building.
"They think it started in the basement," said eyewitness Jackie Myers.
Wheeling Fire Department Assistant Chief Tony Campbell was among the first responders to arrive. He said the department received the call about 4:15 p.m. and stayed on scene until the fire was completely extinguished. He said no one was injured by the blaze.
"There was no one inside," Campbell said as crews worked to put out hot spots. "The fire started out in the basement apartment."
He said the fire actually began in the living room of the basement apartment and worked its way up through the walls. According to Campbell, the building's design had a lot to do with the spread of the flames.
Campbell said older buildings like the one at 2615 Warwood Ave. used a method of building called "balloon construction," which has little to no separation of structure walls between levels.
"Fire takes the path of least resistance, and the walls offered little resistance," Campbell said. "Once it gets into the walls, they're done. It's a total loss."
Campbell said neighboring houses were not damaged by the fire. He said some flames were blowing from the top of the structure that threatened to spread, but firefighters were able to keep it contained until it was out.
Firefighters used chain saws to cut a hole in the roof for ventilation, according to Campbell. The Wheeling Fire Department attacked the blaze from above and below. Large flames were concentrated in the middle and rear sections of the building.
As the firefighters worked, Wheeling police were called in to direct traffic. The section of Warwood Avenue/W.Va. 2 near the building was closed for the duration of the blaze in both directions to give emergency personnel room to work.


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- Combine all ingredients and blend until all ingredients are distributed evenly.
- Lay one egg roll wrapper on a clean surface with one of the pointed edges closet to you. Using a pastry brush, apply the egg wash to the top and right edges of the egg roll wrapper to seal for frying. Place a tablespoon of the mixture one inch in from the point closest to you and roll egg roll style folding the sides in as you go. Make sure all ingredients are tucked into the wrapper to prevent the filling from leaking out during frying.
- Heat the peanut oil to 350°F.
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- Once golden brown, remove from the oil and place on paper towels to absorb any excess oil. Allow to cool for two minutes before serving as ingredients may be very hot. Serve with your favorite sauce and enjoy!


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Essential Viewing
Nobody doubts the attraction of Arab World Fest's camel rides and plates of baba ghanoug. But Milwaukee's celebration of Arabic culture delves into deeper waters, too, particularly within its film festival. Atop this year's marquee might be Omar, a 2014 Academy Award nominee for Best Foreign Film. The title character is a young Palestinian baker forced to become an Israeli informant, a plot that weaves him through a star-crossed love story. Of a more uplifting nature, there's Flying Papers, a documentary following kids who try to break a Guinness World Record by flying kites on a Gaza beach. Those films and others should give your entourage plenty to discuss later around the hookah. (Howie Magner)
➞ Arab World Fest's Film Festival (Aug. 8-10). Henry Maier Festival Park. 200 N. Harbor Dr., 888-912-2722, arabworldfest.com.
A Singular Experience
Timothy Showalter, the heavily bearded and slightly bedraggled crooner and guitarist better known as Strand of Oaks, released his latest LP Heal in late June to much fanfare from the likes of NPR, Grantland, Pitchfork and Rolling Stone. The latter called his sometimes-folk, occasionally grunge and always masterfully strummed material about heartbreak "gorgeous," and it's easy to see why. Showalter is the rare combination of a great songwriter and a talented multi-genre guitarist. Your 10 bucks won't be better spent this month than at Showalter's Pabst performance, which will surely be a night filled with his soulful, memoir-esque lyrics, and a side of shredding. (Claire Hanan)


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The Next Children's World Clinics
We're happy to announce that the next three locations will be Baja region, Mexico; Ghana, Africa and Karmiel, Israel. Each location was chosen for its demonstrated need for pediatric primary care. Sanford Health is working closely with local governments and organizations throughout the process to ensure that children will have the best access to care possible.


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Columbus, OH (Sports Network) - Brandon Dubinsky had a goal and an assist to
help the Columbus Blue Jackets take a 6-2 win over the reeling San Jose Sharks
on Monday.
Nikita Nikitin, Mark Letestu, James Wisniewski, Vinny Prospal and Cody
Goloubef all lit the lamp for the Blue Jackets, who scored a season-high in
goals to snap a three-game losing streak. Steve Mason made 25 saves in the
Patrick Marleau and Joe Pavelski scored for the Sharks, who are now on a five-
game losing streak after beginning the season with seven wins. Thomas Greiss
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