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1966: The Rolling Stones released the single "19th Nervous Breakdown."
1970: The Beatles album "Hey Jude" was released in the U.S. and Canada. It was made up of singles that were previously unavailable in the U.S.
1977: Bluesman Bukka White, also known as Booker T. Washington, died in Memphis, Tennessee. He was 70. His guitar-playing influenced B.B. King and many others.
1998: A jury rejected a lawsuit filed by Texas cattlemen against Oprah Winfrey. The suit accused her of disparaging them on her talk show by implying U.S. beef was unsafe.
Today's Birthdays: Singer Fats Domino is 86. Guitarist Paul Cotton of Poco is 71. Actor-director Bill Duke is 71. Singer Mitch Ryder is 69. Keyboardist Jonathan Cain of Journey is 64. Singer Michael Bolton is 61. Actor Greg Germann ("Ally McBeal") is 56. Actress Jennifer Grant is 48. Bassist Tim Commerford (Audioslave, Rage Against The Machine) is 46. Singer Erykah Badu is 43. R&B singer Rico Wade of Society of Soul is 42. Singer Kyle Norman of Jagged Edge is 39. Drummer Chris Culos of O.A.R. is 35. Singer Corinne Bailey Rae is 35. Singer Nate Ruess of fun. is 32. Actress Taylor Dooley ("The Adventures of Shark Boy and a Lava Girl in 3-D") is 21.


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From Tennessee To Texas, The 2004 Hot Rod Power Tour Is...Written on January 1, 2004 A Traveling Cruise Night
This year, the annual Power Tour kicked off its festivities on May 30 at the Grand Ole Opryland Hotel in Nashville, and ended on June 6 in Ft. Worth, Texas. With the help of Steve Strope of Pure Vision Designs in Simi Valley, California, and Pat Staton of Year One Restoration Parts in Braselton, Georgia, we decided to pick what we thought was the "Coolest Mopar" at each stop. Each of those cars is featured elsewhere in this issue, so we thought we would try to give the rest of the Mopar owners coverage as well. Sorry we couldn't put everyone's picture in, but here are some cool happenings at the Power Tour-Mopar happenings that is. We could spin yarns about the Power Tour and the cars we saw, but we'll just shut up and show you the pictures. So, here ya go.
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So, you want to know how many Mopars made the trek from start to finish? Here they are.
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|Frank Stratton
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|David Zachritz
|Davine Wade
|St. Peters, MO
|'66 {{{Charger}}}
|Matt Roeger
|Ryan Lahna
|Coshurton, OH
|'73 Dart
|John Patrick III
|Jamie Sevoc
|Tallmadge, OH
|'70 Charger
|Michael Motley
|Corydon, IN
|'69 Dart
|Patricia Guynn
|Robert Lindsey
|Lebanon, TN
|'01 {{{Durango}}}
|Romeo Furio
|Lynn Wallenmeyer
|Boulder City, NV
|'65 Belvedere
|Chris Woods
|Cara Woods
|Rochelle, IL
|Gabriel Felix
|Fontana, CA
|'66 Satellite
|Shannon Sums
|Simi Valley, CA
|'66 Satellite
|John Breeden
|Carrie Breeden
|Hagerstown, MD
|'32 {{{Plymouth}}}
|Michael Ferguson
|Steve Ferguson
|West Chicago, IL
|'01 {{{PT Cruiser}}}
|Bill Maye
|Sherry Maye
|Sachsa, TX
|'01 PT Cruiser
|Robert Davis
|Gina Davis
|Shreveport, LA
|'73 'Cuda
|Richard Burger
|Brian Burger
|Vineland, NJ
|'74 Gremlin
|Matthew Delane
|Jarrel Lamkey
|Shreveport, LA
|'72 Satellite
|Jim Sams
|Barbara Sams
|Oakhurst, OK
|'97 {{{Dakota}}}
|Rolando Rudy
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For us, the Power Tour started when we met a group from Lokar Performance Products in Knoxville along with (A) Ryan Hodges of Knoxville, Tennessee, and his 383-powered '68 Newport; (B) Burke Pendleton and his '70 Dodge Challenger, also from Knoxville; and (C) Ed and Becky Bohrer in their '33 Plymouth rumble-seat Cabriolet powered by a 340 Six-Pack.For us, the Power Tour started when we met a group from Lokar Performance Products in Knoxville along with (A) Ryan Hodges of Knoxville, Tennessee, and his 383-powered '68 Newport; (B) Burke Pendleton and his '70 Dodge Challenger, also from Knoxville; and (C) Ed and Becky Bohrer in their '33 Plymouth rumble-seat Cabriolet powered by a 340 Six-Pack.The second stop of the tour found us in Memphis. After being unable to secure Mopar-only parking in Nashville, we did have some in Memphis.Was it warm in Jackson? You bet! But the cool Mopars made it worthwhile. We had over 60 Mopars at this stop.From Memphis, it was on to Jackson, Mississippi. This long-hauler Dart featured a whole lotta Hemi power and A/C. In the southern heat, it was definitely a "cool" Mopar.This was one tricked-out Dakota. The fairgrounds in New Orleans were filled to capacity. We were given an area big enough for 50 cars and filled it in short order. For those of you that were there, you know driving in the Big Easy is not easy at all. We even spoke to one gentleman who traveled down a one-way road that turned into a dead end.
Our fourth stop saw us hit Lake Charles, Louisiana, and after being on the road, living on beer and pretzels, we felt the same way as this guy.On to Shreveport. Although this Belvedere was not quite finished, the owner is definitely headed in the right direction.The last stop: Fort Worth, Texas. It's been a long trip, but worth every bit of the sunburn and work. This colorful road warrior made the trek from Texas to Nashville, and back to Texas. That's an enthusiastic enthusiast.What was on the line for the Mopar crowd? For starters, Steve Strope had these really cool awards made up for one recipient at each of the stops. Year One gave out a gift certificate to each winner, and we gave a one-year subscription to Mopar Muscle, a really cool Mopar Muscle polo shirt, and each of the Coolest Mopars is featured in this issue. Was the time on the Power Tour worth it? Just ask each of the Coolest Mopar owners.


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I have a working version of zimbra 5.0.18. Email flows in and out for my public domain: westcoasteden.com. I used the default domain: example.com during the initial install. My /etc/hosts file is as follows:
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In Japan, the island of Ōkunoshima has become a well-known tourist attraction. However, the popularity of this island may not be for reasons that you would typically expect from a tourist spot. The main attraction of Ōkunoshima island are the adorably, fluffy rabbits which scamper all about the area.
The island served as a secret military installation in World War II. The Japanese used the island to produce poisonous gas. Because the island was far enough from the major cities, the army believed it would be the perfect location to experiment with dangerous mustard gas.
Unfortunately, the story gets rather sad here. Rabbits were brought onto the island as test subjects for the poison. At the end of WWII, the facility was shut down and the rabbits were released into the wild.
According to the Los Angeles Times, it is said that only eight rabbits were released into the wild by school children, but with the predator-free environment, the bunnies multiplied and became a group of over 300.
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RICHMOND - Buckeye Local is one step away from another title.
Led by Lauren Swiger, the Panthers made the most of their opportunities and toppled Edison, 9-1, in an Ohio Division II sectional semifinal Tuesday at Jefferson Lake State Park.
"It is a good day," Buckeye Local (15-11) coach Joe Soss said. "Any day is a good day when you win."
With the victory, the Panthers advanced to the sectional final at 5 p.m. Thursday opposite the winner of today's game between Steubenville and Indian Creek.
"Buckeye obviously showed they were ready to play," Edison (17-10) coach Spencer Bendle said. "They are a darn good ballclub.
"We had a couple of opportunities early where we stranded runners. We did not get the timely hits when we needed to."
Ivy Starcher recorded the victory for the Panthers. She struck out six and walked two while allowing one run on seven hits.
Offensively, Swiger did the most damage as the shortstop produced a two-run double and a three-run home run to lead the way. Also, Kierstyn Czuchran contributed a two-run single, Taryn Tonkovich tallied a single and an RBI and Kaylee DeCesare and Aliyah Marelli each collected a base hit.
Starcher not only received a good amount of support at the plate, but she also got plenty of it in the field as the Panthers' made multiple good plays in the field.
"Edison is a good team, and when you play a good team like that you have to play defense," Soos said. "They don't make a lot of mistakes. They play really good competition. You are always on needles and pins whenever you play them."
Mikayla Tice took the loss for the Wildcats. Tice struck out two and walked three in her five-plus innings of work inside the circle. Tice was replaced in the sixth by Zoe Westfall. Westfall issued one free pass while not picking up a strikeout.
The Wildcats' pitchers were hurt by the team's four errors. The Panthers finished the game with two.
Offensively, the Wildcats outhit the Panthers, but none of Edison's hits went for extra bases.


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(Akron) -- For twelve years, the folks at Akron have held a fall festival celebrating the scarecrow. Co-president Angie Price says this year's event, scheduled for Saturday, will provide great family fun, and is expected to feature at least 60 scarecrows.
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Since the tornadoes hit on April 16, we've heard a lot of facts and figures: 24 lives lost, 130 serious injuries, thousands of homes damaged and destroyed. One thing you can't put in black and white is how those who lived through a tornado are coping, especially the kids.
The Bowser Family in Colerain lost their home and their family business during the storm. Timothy and Stephanie Bowser say their six-year-old son, Tristan, has been a real trooper dealing with all the changes in his life. They also say his school, Colerain Elementary, has been instrumental in helping provide stability in his life.
"It's been good for him," said Stephanie. "It's allowed him to have something going on other than this," as she referenced the empty land around her that their house used to be.
Colerain Elementary Principal Clara Lee says the first thing she did when the students returned to school the Tuesday after the tornadoes was gather all the children together for an assembly to explain that the school is there for them. Lee says several of the students wrote essays on who they felt or drew pictures of the storm.
ECU Psychology Professor Dr. Jeannie Golden says that kind of expression is important for kids, and parents should provide opportunities for children to talk about what they're feeling.
"I think the parents really want to be available for the children, want to talk to them about the tornado, but talk in terms that are not frightening," Golden said. Take the cue from the child. Let the child talk about what their concerns are."
Golden says parents should watch for changes in behavior as a warning sign that the child is having trouble coping with a dramatic event or tragedy. Some changes for young children may include clingy behavior, trouble sleeping, wetting the bed, or having nightmares. For adolescents, they may become more withdrawn, struggle with their grades, or act out with dangerous behaviors that include drugs or alcohol.
Golden emphasizes that reactions like to these to traumatic situations are normal, but it's important to keep expectations the same. For example, Golden says, "it's okay to feel angry; it's not ok to hit."
If a behavior persists for six weeks or starts to interrupt normal family life, Golden says parents may want to seek professional help for their child to help them cope.
On the flip side, Golden encourages parents not to look too hard for problems. Some are more resilient than others and may not be affected deeply or in a troubling way following a tragedy like a deadly tornado outbreak.
Ashley Bouknight Wingard is a pediatric psychology doctoral student, who is also the practicum student assigned to Greene Central High School in Snow Hill. She's been working with students there all semester and has a real insight into how they're dealing with the disaster. Snow Hill suffered a lot of damage on April 16. Greene County Middle School was destroyed. Bouknight Wingard was there when the students returned after two weeks out of school.
"They were really excited to get back to that routine," Bouknight Wingard said. She says even though a month has passed since the storm, parents should still be tuned into their children.
"As the novelty of everything wears off, and as they settle into whatever their new routines may be, still keep an eye out," Bouknight Wingard said. Just be sure that since all of the chaos has settled is when you may actually start to see some of those behaviors come out."
Adolescents can provide a different set of challenges after a tragedy. They can be unwilling to open up to parents about anything. Bouknight Wingard has a strategy for that: ask them what their friends are saying about what happened. "Really relate it to their peers, because that's an important group for children that age."
Dr. Golden offered an acronym "SAFETY" for parents to use to help them respond to their children after a storm. This acronym was developed by the National Child Traumatic Stress Network.
The "s" stands for "safety." Focus on safety first. That includes keeping your child close to you, telling her you will take care of things that are scary, shielding your child from frightening images and conversations, and keeping with familiar things and routins.
The "a" stands for "allow expression of feelings." Acting out can be a way of asking for help. Help your child name how she is feeling, and tell her it's okay to feel that.
The "f" stands for "follow your child's lead." Listen to your child and watch his behavior to determine what he needs most.
The "e" stands for "enable your child to tell the story of what happened during and after the tornado." Children use play to tell their story. Encourage that.
The "t" stands for "ties." Reconnect with supportive people, community, culture and rituals. Simple things like a bedtime story they know well can remind your child of your way of life and offer hope.
The "y" stands for "your child needs you." Sometimes just being with your child can help, even if you can't fix things. If you need to leave your child, explain when you will be back.
For more information from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network, click the link below.


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Video: John McNeil released from prison
MARIETTA, Ga. -- John McNeil barely said a word as he walked out of the Cobb County prison, a free man after six years behind bars. His first request, simply to breathe.
"Breathe freedom. That's the first thing I want to do," said McNeil surrounded by reporters and many of the supporters that fought to get him released.
John McNeil was sentenced to life in prison for fatally shooting Brian Epp in the McNeil family's Kennesaw yard in 2005. Cobb county police ruled McNeil's actions self defense.
McNeil believed Epp had threatened one of his sons with a knife. He fired a warning shot into the ground, asking Epp to leave. When Epp refused, McNeil fired again, this time hitting him in the head.
Several months after the incident, the District Attorney decided to prosecute McNeil for murder. The NAACP and McNeil's family believe the decision was racially motivated.
"He plead guilty to a lesser charge, but the reality is the criminal justice system in Georgia and America still remains guilty of the greater charge. That of continuing disparity and inequities in sentencing of African American men, minorities and even poor whites," said NC NAACP president, William Barber.
Epp's family says he was there to make repairs on the house, and whatever the disagreement, nobody needed to die.
"It doesn't matter what color you are. You point blank shot a man and took his life. Took his life over nothing," said Jill Bonnie, a relative that showed up in court for Tuesday's hearing.
Last fall, a Bartow County judge ruled that McNeil should be granted a new trial or released, because of problems with his attorney and the jury instructions on sentencing.
Instead, the District Attorney and McNeil worked out a plea agreement. Voluntary manslaughter. His sentence: time served, plus 13 years probation.
On Tuesday, a judge accepted the deal.
"While we would have preferred John to be exonerated based on self-defense, we are thankful that he can return home to be with his two sons and start his life over," NAACP Chairman Roslyn M. Brock said in a statement.
McNeil agreed to plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter to bring closure to the case, hoping to get out in time to be with his wife, dying of cancer. But his release came a week too late.
"So this is just a sad time for me," said McNeil.
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|Chamber recognizes efforts and dedication of generous people
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The talents and efforts of outstanding local people and organizations was recognized Monday night, Feb. 6 when Holyoke Chamber of Commerce held its 19th annual gala.
The spotlight was on the recognition of Outstanding Business, Employee, Youth and Citizens that were nominated by community members.
Winners included Peerless Theatre/GPRC, business; Bob Brandt, employee; Amy Krogmeier and Jordan Zeiler, youth; and Linda Jelden, citizen.
Pictured with their awards Monday night, Feb. 6 at the annual Chamber of Commerce Gala are, from left, front row, Nancy Berges and Dixie Fagerlin, STARs of the Year; Linda Jelden, Citizen of the Year; and Jordan Zeiler, Youth of the Year; and back row, Bob Brandt, Employee of the Year; John Ortner, accepting the Business of the Year on behalf of the Peerless Theatre and GPRC; and Amy Krogmeier, Youth of the Year. —Enterprise photo
Additionally, Nancy Berges and Dixie Fagerlin were named Stars of the Year, as voted by the Chamber board, for their dedication to the Chamber and community.
The awards were graciously received by truly overwhelmed recipients.
HHS Select Choir added to the evening with several songs after dinner prior to the awards presentation.
Bids were placed on a variety of silent auction items which were donated for the occasion. Door prizes were also given to enhance the fun.
Jerry Brandt gave the invocation and Jared Anderson of Outback Cooking and Catering provided the meal. Holyoke FFA members helped serve the meal.
Peerless Theatre
"The Peerless is a beautiful and clean facility," praised the nominator. "You can walk into this business at any time of the day and find it attractive and appealing to anyone who comes. The friendliness of all the employees is another aspect of this business that sets it above the standard," a nominator stated.
In the numerous nomination letters, the Peerless was cited for having the capability of offering many activities. Dinners, DVD parties and meetings are just a few things the space is available for—at very reasonable prices. In addition, it caters to the youth with the pool table, karate, dance room, basketball court and of course movies. The local FCA group also utilizes the center.
"It is a good safe place for the kids in the community to go hang out," a nominator praised.
Employee of the Year
"Bob is very progressive in his thinking with bringing the theatre forward into this technological age. He also has been able to gain a great deal of community support through his fundraising efforts to make the technology possible. This is what keeps our community growing," a nomination letter said.
Brandt was cited for his dedication and determination in offering a wide variety of movies as well as introducing Fathom Events. The unique events have given the community the opportunity to come together to enjoy a new kind of entertainment. He was also a key factor behind the installation of the digital projection and 3D equipment—not to mention the tremendous dedication to fund raise for the massive project.
Board members and staff of Peerless Theatre and GPRC are pictured with the Business of the Year Award, from left, front row, Diana Cotten, Sherry Simms and Penny Dockins; and back row, Michelle Lundgren, Bob Brandt, Kellie Race, Tim Johnson, John Ortner and Joe Crowder. —Enterprise photo
Amy Krogmeier
"Miss Krogmeier's character is a true attribute to her as an individual, a family member, a classmate and a community church member. Her character exemplifies what every parent hopes for within their own child, and her character makes a teacher look forward to teaching students each day," her nomination letter stated.
Krogmeier's service to friends, classmates and complete strangers is another reason her nominator felt she was worthy of the award.
Krogmeier's involvement in the community and school was cited, including community and church service projects, mission service, homeless shelters, packaging food for starving children, softball team manager and swimming with the Sterling swim team.
"She talks of her plans with much confidence and looks forward to the challenges that wait her. With Miss Krogmeier being an excellent student, she will excel at the next level with her strong character and the ability to serve others," her nominator stated in a letter.
Jordan Zeiler
"Jordan's leadership skills stretch in everything she does throughout her day," her nominator said. Zeiler keeps busy with FCCLA as well as working several jobs throughout each school year.
"While it is difficult working so much during the school year with such a busy course load, Jordan enjoys working and is always picking up extra hours and helping her co-workers as well."
Her nomination letter stated Zeiler is extremely dedicated to her education and has earned 43 college credits prior to graduating from high school. One of her bigger accomplishments is her work on a year-long medical preparatory class which earned her 17 college credits. The extensive class led her to give up a true passion of swimming so she could travel 40 minutes round trip to complete clinicals.
In addition to her education, Zeiler was cited for her dedication to the school's Penny Harvest project. Zeiler, along with two other students, were behind the project which surpassed its $2,000 goal by nearly $1,000. As a way to benefit the community, the team decided to donate funds to the playground project at Homesteaders Park.
Members of the Holyoke High School Select Choir provided the entertainment for Monday night's Chamber of Commerce annual gala. —Enterprise photo
Linda Jelden
"Mrs. Jelden has given of herself countless hours of her time to the community as a volunteer in many community activities," her nomination letter stated.
She currently serves on the Re-1J school board, volunteer for the library, MOPs (Mothers of Preschoolers), summer swim team, Dragon's Wagon Preschool, 4-H, Baby Bear Hugs advisory committee and a dedicated member of First Christian Church.
"In addition to the mentioned activities, she and her husband Dr. Jelden are very giving of their finances and donate to many of the community projects," the nomination letter stated.
"She continually gives of herself to make our community a better place. I believe the day the Jeldens moved to town, Linda was not looking at what Holyoke could offer her, but what she could do for Holyoke," her nominator cited.
Chamber Board member Jerry Brandt presented Jelden with her award. Brandt began the presentation with a reading of Jelden's daughters' citizenship essay that was printed in the Feb. 2 issue of the Enterprise. "The apple obviously doesn't fall far from the tree," Brandt said noting how Jelden portrays a model citizen.
Dixie Fagerlin and Nancy Berges
"Over the years, these two have given much time to the Chamber sponsored community events and projects. Not to single each out individually, you would have found them attending the Gala, submitting nominations and emceeing the event.
"At Community Night, they have assisted at the welcome table and helped with the meal. Both have served many of the Spotlight Your Business promotions, gave a helping hand at the fair barbecue and assisted with the Country Christmas Parade of Lights.
"Both are regular attendees at the monthly Chamber meetings and have made suggestions and assisted in obtaining informative speakers for the meetings. Over the years you would have found one or both of them serving on the Chamber Board and holding various offices."
Holyoke Enterprise February 9, 2012


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|Deyten Klein turns in 85 on first day
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
HHS senior Deyten Klein carded a first-day score of 85 at the Class 3A state golf tournament at Pinehurst Country Club in Denver Monday, Oct. 1.
Klein, the sole Dragon qualifier, fired off an 82 at the Sept. 20 regional tournament in Boulder to make this week's 84-man field.
His first-round score placed him tied for 36th heading into Tuesday's second round. The two low scores were turned in by Ben Moore and Ethan Freeman, both of Kent Denver High School. They both shot even par 70.
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Vueling inaugurates the link Stockholm- Barcelona this summer
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Barcelona, April 20th 2012. –Vueling, the new generation Spanish airline, has announced the starting of its operations in Sweden with the launch of the route between Stockholm and Barcelona for the coming summer season. The new connection will serve the needs of both business and leisure passengers thanks to the frequency of flights, its fantastic value fares, and its premium services, such as theDuo Seat, specially meeting the business passenger's needs, or the iPhone application, offering passengers flight booking, check-in and seat selection facilities.
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ANNANDALE, Va. – It's time for final exams and as sure as some kids will cram the night before a test, some high school and college students will look for help from little blue and yellow pills.
Adderall and Ritalin, drugs that are used to treat attention deficit disorders, are the drugs of choice among some students facing finals.
"It's exam time, its crunch time, so I'm going stay up for two or three days straight and I'm going to take this pill and I'm going to concentrate and study and I'm going to pass my test," says Sergeant James Cox, Fairfax County Police narcotics officer describing the strained logic students use when they abuse prescription drugs to study for final exams.
When it comes to prescription drug abuse in the Washington area and across the country, pain killers like Oxycontin are the drugs of choice. But Ritalin and Adderall are the two most commonly abused stimulants on high school and college campuses.
"This is something that we see happening particularly during exam periods when kids think they're going to take them for focusing," says Amy Reif, health sector coordinator for the Unified Prevention Coalition of Fairfax County, a group devoted to discouraging drug abuse among young people.
Cox says those selling Adderall and Ritalin to students include "hard core drug dealers" and fellow students whose aim is to just help a friend study for his finals.
"They tell these kids it's actually going to help the mind to concentrate and to stay up for long periods of time," Cox says.
The drugs are typically sold for $20 to $30 per pill.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has classified prescription drug abuse as an epidemic in the United States.
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Meridian Police say they are searching for suspects involved in two armed robberies on Saturday night.
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CEDAR KEY, Fla. (AP) -- A Cedar Key man has been killed in a hunting accident.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission investigators said 63-year-old John Freddrick Alford was hunting hogs with a youth on private property in Rosewood on Saturday.
At some point during the hunt, the pair separated. The youth saw several hogs crossing a narrow road and allegedly shot one with a 16-gauge shotgun loaded with buckshot. Alford was about 200 feet from the shooter and was hit by buckshot.
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All at once now all you regime supporters, repeat after me ... WE WERE ALWAYS IN FAVOR OF HELPING THE BANKSTERS MOVE PROFITS OFFSHORE TO AVOID TAXATION!
"The "fiscal cliff" legislation passed this week included $76 billion in special-interest tax credits for the likes of General Electric, Hollywood and even Captain Morgan. But these subsidies weren't the fruit of eleventh-hour lobbying conducted on the cliff's edge -- they were crafted back in August in a Senate committee, and they sat dormant until the White House reportedly insisted on them this week.
The Family and Business Tax Cut Certainty Act of 2012, which passed through the Senate Finance Committee in August, was copied and pasted into the fiscal cliff legislation, yielding a victory for biotech companies, wind-turbine-makers, biodiesel producers, film studios -- and their lobbyists. So, if you're wondering how algae subsidies became part of a must-pass package to avert the dreaded fiscal cliff, credit the Biotechnology Industry Organization's lobbying last summer.
Some tax lobbyists mostly ignored the August bill "because they thought it would be just a political document," one K Streeter told me. "They were the ones that got bit in the butt."
Here's what happened: In late July, Finance Chairman Max Baucus announced the committee would soon convene to craft a bill extending many expiring tax credits. This attracted lobbyists like a raw steak attracts wolves.
Former Sens. John Breaux, D-La., and Trent Lott, R-Miss., a pair of rainmaker lobbyists, pleaded for extensions on behalf of a powerful lineup of clients.
General Electric and Citigroup, for instance, hired Breaux and Lott to extend a tax provision that allows multinational corporations to defer U.S. taxes by moving profits into offshore financial subsidiaries. This provision -- known as the "active financing exception" -- is the main tool GE uses to avoid nearly all U.S. corporate income tax."


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Dry shampoo aside, baseball caps are kind of the most amazing I-slept-late-and-can't-shower invention ever. Except for the fact that every time I put one on, I feel like a bro. Obviously, I'm doing something wrong here. To the rescue? Lucky magazine, with four ways to wear a cap that looks cool, never forced (or heaven forbid – as my mother would say – schlumpy).
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The Melton, England native seems shy at first, but a quiet smile shows she's at ease and enjoying her time at Iowa State. Green says that the hardest part of adjusting to college is the busy lifestyle.
"It's hard to find spare time and get used to scheduling in time for homework," Green said.
After spending her junior and senior years of high school away from home, Green graduated from IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida with high academic marks. She was awarded the 2013 Ascender Award in recognition of her hard work and dedication while at the school.
Head coach Armando Espinosa thinks that Green knows what to work on.
"She comes from an academy that's pretty demanding, so I think the transition to practice hasn't affected her that much," Espinosa said. "I think the schoolwork and everything else is just a little bit overwhelming at the beginning. But I think she's getting a lot better at that and she's just a lot of fun to be around."
Despite her academic achievements and prestigious background, Green probably has it a little tougher than most freshmen. While most were off enjoying last week's first football victory over Tulsa, Green was headed to Waterloo to compete in only her second tournament as a collegiate tennis player. She took runner-up in the UNI Singles bracket.
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"When we go on a team trip we have dinners together and it's always a good time," Green said. "It's a really good team."
Even though Green is dedicated to improving her studies as well as her tennis game, there are a few other things she's excited about doing while at ISU.
"I haven't been to a volleyball game or anything, so I'm looking forward to going to some other events," Green said. "I've never seen volleyball. Maybe ice hockey. I don't even know the rules."


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So far so good I say. Lots of interesting shapes, very dynamic and eye catching.
I'm trying to come close to recreating the style of these maps drawn by WB Clarke in the 1800s (more of which on this thread)
This is still very much a WIP which will eventually become Port Kahardi for the CWBP.
At the moment I'm just working on:
a. Ensuring that the city looks credible in the shape and distribution of the buildings (I haven't cut up the big blocks yet);
b. the city hatching style (I've hatched the sea/river differently) to the reference but I think it looks too big compared to the reference which is much finer; and
c. the parchment background
Toff said something very interesting when this map was posted without the hatching and that was that it was difficult to differentiate open spaces from building spaces. Is that still the case with the hatching now in?
Thoughts, comments and crits very welcomed.
So far so good I say. Lots of interesting shapes, very dynamic and eye catching.
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Cool stuff going on here Ravs!
I like the current hatching very reminiscent of some of the maps I used as inspiration in my current challenge map.
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Really good style. Nice and crisp.
I do thing there's a bit much rounded blocks/buildings thou. It's a bit too organic in places like the docks...
Its interesting. I view the hatching as not so much 'buildings' but groups of buildings/city blocks.
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Thanks guys, I'll take it all on board and put up the next WIP later. Sorry Neon, I should have said blocks rather than buildings.
I think it's beautiful. Do you intend to keep this clean look, or are you going to grunge it up like the sample map? Either way, I like it quite a lot. And I can clearly see the difference between the positive and negative spaces.
I'm looking forward to seeing Port Kahardi!
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I really like the ocean! Its very pleasing to the eye especially with the texture!
I like the style, though I think the larger blocks need to be broken up. The blocks of buildings along the coast look fine, but the large blocks further inland don't look right to me. Apologies if this is the intent and you just haven't got that far with the map yet.
[EDIT] there you go, I'm posting without reading properly again .... it's in the original post (point a)
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