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The granddaughter of former Yale president Kingman Brewster, and the daughter of an investment banker and a swimsuit model, Brewster was born in Panama City, Panama on April 26, 1980. She was raised in London, Rio de Janeiro, and New York, earning her first screen credit in the 1988 Brazilian children's film "Super Xuxa." After settling in Manhattan a few years later, she ventured into the world of daytime serials by appearing as the youngest member of a Hispanic family on "All My Children" (ABC, 1970-2011). Later that year, she was cast as teen heroine Nikki Munson on "As the World Turns" (CBS, 1956-2010), and spent three years (1995-98) on the soap while attending the Professional Children... Continue Bio >>
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by Gary Strauss and Doug Stanglin, USA TODAY
- Subdivision near Granbury destroyed
- Residents describe chaos after twister hit
- At keast six killed, dozens hurt
Several tornadoes ripped through an area of North Central Texas Wednesday night, leaving at least six people dead, scores injured and driving hundreds from homes flattened by the turbulent winds.
At least two of the injured were in critical condition. The injuries range from lost limbs to minor bumps and bruises, according to local officials.
Hardest hit was the Rancho Brazos subdivision of 110 homes near Granbury, southwest of the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Hood County Sheriff Roger Deeds said a twister leveled a wide swath of mobile homes and single-family homes.
"Most of the neighborhood is heavily damaged to destroyed," he said. "Very little is untouched."
Emergency teams rushed 18 bulldozers into the subdivision to clear the way for rescue teams and too look for people trapped in the debris.
The sheriff said more than 250 people were evacuated, many by bus. Fourteen people remained unaccounted for, Deeds said.
"The house across from mine looked like it was destroyed," said Rancho Brazos resident Allacia Jenny, 22. "I saw power lines all over the place."
Officers "are going house to house" looking for residents trapped, injured or dead in the rubble of demolished homes near Lake Granbury, said Hood County Sheriff's Lt. Kathy Jiveden.
The tornado was among several spotted in Texas on Wednesday night and part of a broader storm system that dumped rain and hail up to the size of grapefruit on parts of the state. The National Weather Service to issue storm warnings for 32 counties in Texas and four others in Oklahoma. The tornado watch was in effect until 1 a.m. Thursday.
"This is serious," weather service meteorologists warned via social media. "Take shelter now!"
Granbury, a town of about 8,000 that's 40 miles southwest of Fort Worth, received only minor storm damage, Deeds said. City officials were sending first-responders to check neighborhoods and school buses to help evacuate the area.City officials were sending school buses to several neighborhoods to help with evacuations.The Red Cross set up shelters for tornado victims at two local churches.
A second tornado it the small town of Millsap west of Forth Worth. Parker County Judge Mark Kelley said roof damage was reported to several houses and a barn was destroyed, but no injuries were reported. Another tornado was spotted at about 8 p.m. near Decatur in Wise County. A fourth twister was spotted 10 miles west of Weatherford.
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Lorde met the real-life "Royal" behind the photo that inspired her hit song and propelled her to stardom.
The New Zealand teen said she saw a 1970s-era photo of George Brett, an MLB Hall of Famer who at the time played for the Kansas City Royals, and it inspired her to write about missing out on the lifestyle of the rich and famous. The photograph, originally published in National Geographic, featured Brett in his Royals jersey surrounded by autograph seekers.
When the teen pop star played Kansas City last month, the team sent her a jersey.
.@lordemusic said the #Royals jersey she received from @GeorgeHBrett was one of the coolest things she owns! pic.twitter.com/QnjxfNnWPF
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The pair finally met last night in Las Vegas, bringing the story of a chart-topping single and a singer's rise to fame full circle.
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Victoria Azarenka is making all the right moves these days.
After reaching the seminfinals at Indian Wells last week, the Belarusian lady baller went one better today in Miami upsetting 2006 champ Svetlana Kuznetsova 6-3, 2-6, 7-5 to reach her first final at the Sony Ericsson Open. She'll face a very daunting task on Saturday, though, when she faces either 5-time defending champ Serena Williams or 3-time champ Venus Williams for her third, and biggest title, of her young career.
Clearly Vika has a bright future but she'll need to notch her game up a few levels to compete with either of the Williams sisters. Her serve is good but not consistent and her second delivery is attackable. More importantly, she has yet to display ownership of any effective strategic patterns she can feel confident using during a long, drawn out match.
That being said, Vika can smack the felt off the ball. Plus, her fight + determination, which I think were the keys to getting past Sveta today, seem to be a natural part of her personality. She'll need every ounce of those qualities, and then some, to beat whomever she faces on Saturday.
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Thursday, April 2, 2009
PHOTO OP: Vika's prayers are answered, reaches first Miami final
Labels: Miami, photo op, Svetlana Kuznetsova, tennis, Victoria Azarenka
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- AnonymousApril 2, 2009 at 4:57 PM
Hot Quasimodo won! Yes!!ReplyDelete
*prepares to get stoned by rafanatics*
- AnonymousApril 2, 2009 at 9:10 PM
Quasimodo: yesReplyDelete
Hot: no
- AnonymousApril 2, 2009 at 9:22 PM
Yay for the Rafa loss. Mwhahaha.ReplyDelete
I hope Vika plays well in the finals. She was kicking Serener's arse in the 4r in Melbourne before she had to retire. This will be a revenge of sorts.
- AnonymousApril 2, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Vika shrieks like Sharapova. If I close my eyes and just listen to the games, I swear I would think Shreika was playing. They shriek with the same frequency and techique.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2009 at 9:41 AM
Somebody has to call Azarenka on her deafening shreiking throughout play. She even keeps making noises after she's hit the ball. This shouldn't be tolerated by anyone...Sharapova or Serena or any of them. Sharapova's spoiled-brat response to anyone daring to question her "right" to scream when she plays tells the tale.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2009 at 9:51 PM
Vika has the hottest coach. :)ReplyDelete


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Object Type: Emission + Reflection Nebula
Constellation: Cassiopeia
Right Ascension (2000.0): 00h 57m 28.6s
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Magnitude: —
Dimensions: 10' x 5'
Distance: 600 light years
Discovery: Isaac Roberts (January 17, 1890); also found by Max Wolf (December 30, 1893), and Edward Emerson Barnard (February 6, 1894)
NGC Description: pF, eL! (nf Gamma Cas)
Telescope: Parks Astrolight EQ6 • 6" f/6 Newtonian Reflector
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The 59th entry in the Index Catalogue to the NGC is a frustratingly faint fan of nebulosity withering in the intense glare of nearby Gamma Cassiopeiae. This star is, in fact, the source of illumination and ionization for this nebula and nearby IC 63. Even though IC 59 is plotted on almost every beginner's atlas or chart of Cassiopeia that I own, it is not an easy target and has eluded me several times in the past. This particular observation benefited from favorable site-specific and atmospheric conditions, namely high elevation and low humidity at a dark site. Averted vision and gentle east-west motion of telescope also assisted in obtaining glimpses of this elusive ghost. The Lumicon UHC filter was employed but its benefit (if any) was very minimal (IC 63 responded much more favorably to the filter). Keeping Gamma out of the field of view was also essential (excluding 6th magnitude HD 5459 from the field is also helpful). Through the 12mm Kellner IC 59 appears as a diffuse comet-like fan of nebulosity, extremely faint, but perceptibly brighter near the tip in the direction of Gamma. A small (14th magnitude) star is detected intermittently at the apex of the fan. A second, fainter, overlapping fan of nebulosity lies to the west. The surrounding star field is rich, particularly to the east. The brightest field star is blue-white HD 5342, glowing at eighth magnitude to the northwest.


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Will the public ever realize that it has been misled about cholesterol? Many people in the health food arena and, hopefully, most of our readers are aware of the misleading information about cholesterol. It has been the subject of many interviews in this column over the years such as in the December 2009 issue of WholeFoods Magazine, where we discussed many of the errors in the flawed studies that are used to promote the cholesterol theory in "The Cholesterol Paradigm: The Greatest Health Scam of the Century," with Sheldon Zerden.
For anyone doing business in California, Proposition 65's history is well-known by now both within and outside that state. In November 1986, California voters approved ballot Proposition 65 in the belief that its passage would help protect them from toxic chemicals in the environment. Officially entitled the "Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986," almost everyone these days simply calls it Prop 65.
They say it takes all kinds to make the world go round. This goes especially for the natural and organic industry, which is filled with diverse characters, each with a unique niche. Whether they're wearing crazy hats, lab coats, hemp shoes or business suits, together, they form a community. Make that a varied, but passionate and strong community that works together to bring health and wellness to families throughout the nation and across the globe.
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I just got the February issue of WholeFoods today, with the two in-depth articles on heart health and joint health. They both contain so much helpful insights into multiple causes of these diseases. I want to tell you what an awesome publication you put out, year after year. You have so many great articles and editorials.
What if we told you that some of the indulgences we take part in on a daily basis—like red wine and chocolate—can be good for your health? Too good to be true, right? Not exactly.
Resveratrol, a natural chemical compound found in these and other foods, is linked to many health benefits including heart health. Studies suggest resveratrol is responsible for lowering inflammation, supporting heart health and, dare we say, contributing to anti-aging benefits.
Vitamin D slows the progression of cells from premalignant to malignant states, keeping their proliferation in check. A team of researchers at McGill University has discovered a molecular basis for the potential cancer-preventive effects of vitamin D (1). The team, led by McGill professors John White and David Goltzman, of the Faculty of Medicine's department of physiology, discovered that the active form of vitamin D acts through several mechanisms to inhibit both the production and function of a protein that drives cell division and is active at elevated levels in more than half of all cancers.
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Keep your primarily focus maintenance and prevention, including the basics such as sleep, nutrition, exercise, balancing personal and work life. I like to take vitamins including: trace mineral complex, vitamin C, and omegas 3, 6 &9. When I'm not feeling well, I take Glutathione for detoxification. Acupuncture is great for releasing blocks and opening up energy flow.
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Early Saturday start; Gordon returns
The Royals and Twins will get underway from Target Field at 12:10 today. The game is on Fox Sports Kansas City and the Royals Radio Network. Here's your Kansas City lineup: (DeJesus – RF), (Podsednik – LF), (Butler – 1B), (Guillen – DH), (Ankiel – CF), (Callaspo – 2B), (Kendall – C), (Betancourt – SS), (Bloomquist – 3B), (Meche – P)
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Sorry Scott we need that 2% max cap on school taxes otherwise school districts would have no fiscal restraint.
If Long Islanders actually knew how much teachers in their districts make and what kind of pensions they receive I doubt more than 10% would be against the cap. The average teacher on LI makes 80k -100k a year and can look at a pension of 50%-70% of base salary after 25 years. Retiring at age 55 then collecting a pension for the next 30 years is killing us.
Long Island needs to do these things:
Consolidate all districts either by County or Town (Hempstead, Oyster Bay, North Hempstead) to reduce all the duplication at the top.
Get rid of the pension and make it a 401k with a guaranteed contribution by the state.
Make teachers pay for health insurance like the rest of us.
Tell teacher who have retired if you pension is over 60K a year we are cutting it by 10%.
Make it easier to fire bad teachers
School taxes should not be based on property values but should become an income tax like in NYC. Someone may live in a $500k house but have bought it at $150k so they are getting killed in taxes because they live in a nice area.
Your idea of adding apartments to houses would only cause increased enrollments and higher taxes.
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|Christina Ortega awarded new laptop
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Christina Ortega, Holyoke Alternative High School senior, has already taken a giant step forward down the business road to success and she's only 18. Ortega was awarded a new laptop computer by Viaero Wireless Director of New Business Development Michelle Baker for her role in Viaero's Youth Technology Program
As an incentive to help students and their families, Viaero pioneered a program that awards computers to deserving students in exchange for successfully playing a role in having 25 new accounts switch to Viaero.
Using her new Blackberry phone, provided by Viaero, coupled with mentoring by Maria Ortega and Teresa Iniguez, Christina learned firsthand about the products and services Viaero offers. She quickly achieved the goal and joined a fast growing club of successful young entrepreneurs throughout the Viaero network.
"I have four daughters," said Viaero president Frank DiRico, "and I wanted to find a way we could assist parents so they would not have to pay for new computers while at the same time providing very useful and important business mentoring to some very bright young people. These students have proven to be an invaluable asset to Viaero as they personalize our service within their communities and we feel this is a life experience that prepares them for the real world of their future."
During her visit to Holyoke last week, Baker also announced a new local member of the Viaero Youth technology team: 17-year-old Bianca Acosta, also a senior at Holyoke Alternative High School.


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Sep 14 2011
Featured House Plan: A Country-Style Farmhouse
Are you looking for a county house plan with the look and feel of an old farmhouse but modern enough to satisfy your modern-day family's needs? Check The House Plan Shop's featured design! The exterior boasts old-fashion farmhouse styling with its metal roof, stone façade and covered porch. Inside you'll find a floor plan well suited for an active family with a few special extras. The first floor enjoys a spacious great room anchored by a stunning corner fireplace. A two-story ceiling lends an airy touch. The gathering area connects with the dining space creating an open floor plan flexible enough to handle everyday happenings and special get-togethers. Efficient and practical, the kitchen offers a step-saver design and a snack bar for quick meals on the go. Also, it is a good place to help the children with homework as you prepare dinner. Nearby, a half bath and the laundry room offer convenience. Your master bedroom spans across the back of the home. Double walk-in closets offer plenty of storage space, and the refreshing bath is sure to soothe you at the end of a long day. The second floor is reserved for the children's rooms. Two bedrooms delight in walk-in closets and share a full bath. Ideal for family living, this two-story country home plan is sure to turn some heads.
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Tempe, AZ (SportsNetwork.com) - Arizona State outside linebacker Carl Bradford
announced Tuesday that he will forgo his senior season and declare for the
2014 NFL Draft.
Bradford, who has already earned his undergraduate degree, topped the Sun
Devils with 19 tackles for loss and tied for the team lead with 8 1/2 sacks
this past season. The second-team All-Pac-12 honoree added 61 tackles and one
interception over 14 games as a junior.
The California native also put together a productive sophomore campaign,
totaling 81 tackles -- 20 1/2 for loss -- and 11 1/2 sacks along with an
interception in 2012.
The Sports Network


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Windows Easy Transfer helps you move your many files, folders, and program settings from one computer to another—all in one process.
Using Windows Easy Transfer, you can choose to move:
user accounts
Internet favorites
program settings
When the transfer is done, Windows Easy Transfer Reports shows you what was transferred and provides a list of programs you might want to install on your new computer, as well as links to other programs you might want to download. When you've finished moving your files and settings to your new computer with Windows Easy Transfer, your new computer will have your familiar files, folders, and program settings—and that makes getting back to work much easier.
You can only open Windows Easy Transfer if you're using an administrator account.
You can view your Transfer Reports anytime after your transfer is complete.
Windows Easy Transfer can't transfer files from a 64-bit version of Windows to a 32-bit version of Windows. If you're transferring from a 64-bit version of Windows Vista to a 32-bit version of Windows 7, you can move your files manually or use Backup and Restore in Windows Vista. For more information, see Back up your files
and Restore a backup created on a previous version of Windows
on the Windows website. If you're transferring from a 64-bit version of Windows XP, you'll need to move your files manually.
To learn more about Windows Easy Transfer, see Transfer files and settings from another computer
and Transferring files and settings: frequently asked questions.


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News and Announcements
|04 October
|AAVSO Newsletter, October 2013 is published
AAVSO Newsletter 58, October 2013, is now published:
|01 October
|Special Notice #372: Probable new red variable IRAS 17378-3411 = PNV J17411305-3413235
October 1, 2013: Koichi Nishiyama (Kurume, Japan) and Fujio Kabashima (Miyaki, Japan) report their discovery of a possible nova - which now appears to be a red variable - in Sco at unfiltered magnitude 11.1 on unfiltered CCD images taken 2013 Sep. 30.44605 UT. They confirmed their discovery on images taken around 2013 Sep 30.4621 UT. Nothing was seen down to magnitude 13.5 and 13.7 on images taken 2013 Jul 11.539 UT and 12.571 UT, respectively, or on DSS or USNO-B1.0 images. A check for minor planets was carried out.
|27 September
|VStar User Manual
The VStar User Manual is now available for download! Thanks to a Herculean effort by VStar's creator David Benn along with some invaluable editorial and annotational help from Kristine Larsen, this long-anticipated publication has become a reality.
To get your copy, please visit the VStar Overview page and click on the yellow button marked "Download VStar User Manual". You will be glad you did!
|24 September
|Special Notice #371: BB Ari observations particularly crucial now
September 24, 2013: HST/COS is scheduled to observe the SU UMa-type variable BB Ari:
|17 September
|New membership classifications, benefits and dues
There have been some changes in membership classifications, benefits and dues for the 2014 membership year.
Regular Annual dues will now be $75.00. The annual Sustaining membership rate will be raised to $150.00. If you are an educator, student, have a limited income or you are on a pension, your dues will be $37.50 per year.
|16 September
|Solar Bulletin - Volume 69, Number 8
The August 2013 Solar Bulletin is now available. Please visit the Solar Bulletin web page to download your copy: http://www.aavso.org/solar-bulletin
|11 September
|Special Notice #370: GZ Cet observations crucial now
September 11, 2013: HST/COS is scheduled to observe the WZ Sge-like SU UMa variable GZ Cet (SDSS J013701.06-091234.9) the day after tomorrow. Observations are scheduled for:
|09 September
|New eJAAVSO preprint: Amplitude variations in pulsating red giants
ejaavso 243: "Amplitude Variations in Pulsating Red Giants" by J. R. Percy, R. Abachi
|09 September
|New eJAAVSO preprint: V784 Oph: RR Lyr Star with multiple Blazhko modulations
ejaavso 242: "V784 Ophiuchi: an RR Lyrae Star with Multiple Blazhko Modulationsi" by P. de Ponthiere, F.-J. Hambsch, T. Krajci, K. Menzies
|05 September
|Special Notice #369: GZ Cet (SDSS J013701.06-091234.9) HST/COS obs next week
September 5, 2013: HST/COS is scheduled to observe the WZ Sge-like SU UMa variable GZ Cet (SDSS J013701.06-091234.9) next week. Observations are scheduled for:
|05 September
|New eJAAVSO preprint: Discovery of Pulsating Components in Southern Eclipsing Binary Systems
ejaavso 241: "Discovery of Pulsating Components in the Southern Eclipsing Binary Systems AW Velorum, HM Puppis, and TT Horologii" by D. J. W. Moriarty, T. Bohlsen, B. Heathcote, T. Richards, M. Streamer
|30 August
|Alert Notice 490: Optical monitoring of T Ori requested
August 30, 2013: Dr. William Herbst (Wesleyan University) and Rachel Pedersen (Bates College) have requested AAVSO assistance in monitoring the Orion variable T Ori in support of spectroscopy they will be obtaining during September 2013. AAVSO nightly coverage (visual or electronic, not time series) of this star is crucial throughout the month of September.
|20 August
|What's in store for Nova Del 2013?
No one knows what Nova Del 2013 will do next, but there are some tantalizing possibilities.
The current AAVSO light curve for Nova Del 2013
So far it appears Nova Del 2013 is a 'slow nova', type NB in VSX. By definition, it takes 150 days or more for a slow nova to fade by 3 magnitudes.
Sometimes "or more" can mean a lot of other exciting goings on.
|19 August
|Nova Del 2013
Welcome, fans of Nova Del 2013!
Below is a listing of the various AAVSO publications, posts, and articles on the new bright nova in Delphinus. Use the links on the right side of the page to find out more about the AAVSO and how you can get in on the action.
Clear skies!
|16 August
|AAVSO Alert Notice 489: Nova Delphini 2013 = PNV J20233073+2046041
August 16, 2013
|16 August
|Binocular Sequence and Charts Now Available for Nova Del 2013
Due to the very bright eruption of Nova Del 2013, we have created a binocular sequence specifically for this nova that can be plotted using the Binocular Chart option on the chart plotter (VSP).
For best results specify a field of view of 900 arc minutes (15 degrees) and a limiting magnitude of 7 and click on the Binocular Chart option. This will produce an uncluttered chart with a sequence from 6.9 - 3.5V for use with binoculars. Or you may simply download the chart attached to this page.
|13 August
|Solar Bulletin - Volume 69, Number 7
The July 2013 Solar Bulletin is now available.
|12 August
|New eJAAVSO preprint: Data mining the Ogle-II I-band database...
ej240: "Data Mining the Ogle-II I-band Database for Eclipsing Binary Stars" by Marco Ciocca
|05 August
|AAVSO Professional Survey for 2013
AAVSO Councillor Kevin Paxson has completed and presented the results of the AAVSO's survey of the professional astronomical community. The AAVSO solicited participation from professional astronomers in an online survey early this year, and the results are now available in both raw and summarized form, with commentary and analysis from Kevin. The results were presented at the 2013 Spring Meeting of the AAVSO, and the final reports are now avail
|01 August
|Alert Notice 488: Observations of AA Tau requested to schedule XMM-Newton
August 1, 2013: Dr. Hans Moritz Guenther (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) has requested nightly observations of the classical T Tauri star AA Tau in order to schedule x-ray observations with XMM-Newton that have been planned for between 2013 August 15 and September 15.
|01 August
|Search for New AAVSO Director Underway!
From: Kevin B. Marvel, AAVSO Director Search Committee Chair and Executive Director, American Astronomical Society
|26 July
|Special Notice #368: Bright transient in M74 - PSN J01364816+1545310
July 26, 2013: Patrick Schmeer (SPK, Bischmischeim, Germany) reports via baavss-alert and vsnet-alert that a bright (12.4 U) transient, discovered in M74 (NGC 628) on 2013 July 25.80 UT, has been announced on the CBAT Transient Objects Confirmation Page. The discover's name does not appear there. The presence of the transient has been confirmed by Andrzej Pigulski on 2013 July 27 0:00 UT in vsnet-alert 16057.
|26 July
|Special Notice #367: Outburst of the UGWZ star UZ Bootis
July 26, 2013
Carey Chiselbrook (CCY; Georgia, United States) reports via the AAVSO Forums that the WZ Sge-type variable UZ Bootis is in outburst. It was observed visually at magnitude 12.8 on 2013 Jul 26 02:00 UT (JD 2456499.58194). The outburst was confirmed by Walter MacDonald (MDW; Ontario, Canada) imaged the field and found UZ Boo at V=12.69 03:25 UT (JD 2456499.6394). Observations of UZ Bootis -- both visual estimates and CCD time series -- are encouraged throughout the outburst.
|24 July
|Special Notice #366: Symbiotic variable AS 270 brightening
July 24, 2013: AAVSO observer Steve O'Connor (OCN; St. George's, Bermuda) reports a possible brightening episode of the symbiotic variable AS 270. O'Connor reports the star at V=12.75+/- 0.02 on 2013 July 24.535 (JD 2456498.035). The most recent prior observation reported to the AAVSO International Database (M. Linnolt, LMK; Ocean View, Hawaii, United States) had AS 270 at m(vis)=14.1 on 2013 July 13.390 (JD 2456486.890), suggesting a rise of more than one magnitude in less than two weeks.
|19 July
|Alert Notice 487: Supernova 2013dy in NGC 7250 = PSN J22181760+4034096
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Let's get this California section going!
I know the success rate for archery hunting is much lower than general season, but in the premium X-zones, a person could hunt there more often... I have 1 point and instead of waiting to draw a rifle tag, I'm thinking about just applying for an archery tag next year. So I've got this huge battle in my mind. Hunt the X-zones more often, or less often with a better chance of shooting a nice buck?
What has been your experiences in the X-zones? What are your opinions?


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All international students on F1 (Form I20) and J1 (DS2019) are required to maintain full time student status and have certain reporting requirements.
Full time international students on student visas are limited to working on-campus with specific guidelines. International students are not authorized to work off-campus unless unless special conditions apply.
The Intensive English Program (IEP) is available for students in select countries who need additional English language study before entering their desired University major.
Your F-1 or J-1 visa (marked D/S) is only required for initial or re-entry into the US. If your student visa has expired during your studies, you will need to renew it the next time that you leave the US. Status is determined by the I-20 validity, not the visa duration.
International students must file United States federal (and usually Missouri state) income tax documents each year. The date to submit these documents is 15th of April following the year of the taxable income.


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a simple scenario could be the following:
The company receives an order via email on the standard email-
account (e.g. email@example.com). That email
will be either manually forwarded to "order entry" or, if the mail
is clearly "identifiable" as an order (e.g because the text string
"order" is found), or automatically forwarded to the person in
charge. This person writes an invoice, prints it out and the
"order entry system" generates a paper output, and a PDF.
Afterwards the "Order entry person " attaches this PDF with
drag and drop from the "Desktop" to the mail and writes for
example an additional note and attaches it as well to the mail.
It would be much better if that step(writing a note) could be
done directly in ZIMBRA (easier than opening an editor, saving
the document and attaching it to the mail)!
Because it could happen, that a mail is routed to different
persons, the person which added the "attachement/note"
and the date should be recognizeable.
I am exited to hear if that killer feature could be soon
integrated. For such a cool feature we would even pay,
(if you are going to support it in feature releases).


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Ovengold® Turkey Cutlet with Orange Sauce
Prepared turkey makes the traditional cutlet-style dish even easier in the midst of a busy week. Plus you can always count on the flavor. Servings: 6 halved cutlets
- In a large skillet, heat oil over medium heat.
- Mix the breadcrumbs with parsley. Beat the egg. While the oil heats, dip 1/2 inch thick turkey slices one at a time very lightly into the flour, then into the egg and then breadcrumbs.
- Cook 2 minutes per side or long enough to toast the breadcrumb topping and warm through the turkey. (drain on paper towels)
- Add the orange juice to the pan. Whisk in the mustard. Stir in the rosemary and honey. Stir to incorporate all the ingredients.
- Add the butter to make the sauce shimmery and smooth.
- Cut the cutlets in half and using a spatula, place a half cutlet onto an individual dinner plate that already has oven-baked potatoes (such as roasted spiced sweet potato wedges or white potato wedges) or mac n' cheese and a green of some kind. Top with the sauce and serve.


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Kessler Expects Bold Decisions From Tomblin
January 15, 2013
CHARLESTON — Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has the opportunity to take the state in a "bold" new direction, Senate President Jeff Kessler believe....
Rocky, what? Tomblin transferred power from himself to himself and that was the peaceful transfer of power...and the democratic process? Perhaps you were thinking Democratic process (Big D) where Klempa transferred power from himself to you without the voters being involved.
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The only "bold" thing about Tomblin is the way he unashamedly has looted the taxpayers to benefit his family.
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I guess they appointed the "right" guy!
"Sen. Robert "Rocky" Fitzsimmons, D-Ohio, was appointed by Tomblin in late December. Monday's inauguration was the first Fitzsimmons had witnessed.
"It was really interesting to see the democratic process, and the peaceful transfer of power," he said."
Rockhead, the "peaceful transfer" of power was from Tomblin to Tomblin....Things are bright in the future of WV!!!
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Expect more ripoffs of the northern part of the state to prop up the always losing southern part. Southern West Virginia politicos are like a weight around the neck of everyone else.
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I can hardly wait. WV may get into the top 45.
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Monitoring network performance
Poor network performance can lead to an unsatisfactory user experience and is often perceived by the user as a failure of the mobile application, so it's important to examine the performance of the network and identify bottlenecks.
With Apigee App Monitoring, you can get an overview that displays the number of requests made by your app, a count of errors, and the response time for the requests. You can also get specific, in-depth raw data on network performance. For instance, you can examine the network performance for specific carriers (such as AT&T or Verizon) or network types (such as 3G or 4G).
Enabling network monitoring
The default SDK initializer enables automatic interception of network calls for performance tracking. This feature instruments all network calls made using
NSURLConnection (directly or indirectly).
For more information on initializing the App Services SDK, see Installing the Apigee SDK for iOS.
Adding advanced networking
Although the SDK provides functionality to automatically capture network performance metrics for all calls made through NSURLConnection by default, you may decide that you want to selectively capture network performance metrics. To do this, Apigee App Monitoring provides categories for
NSData, and
NSURLConnection, as well as a subclass of
NSURLConnection (
ApigeeURLConnection). The overhead for recording the network latency is minimal. Timestamps are recorded for the calls, and forwarded to a background thread, which pushes the data to the portal.
UIWebView class has been extended to measure the latency of network calls made through this control. The
UIWebView delegate records the start and finish times of the request. There are two ways to use this control:
- Create a
UIWebViewinstance programmatically and add it as a subview to your view controller's main view
- Drag a
UIWebViewclass into your view, go to the identity inspector, and change the class from UIWebView to ApigeeUIWebView.
No other calls are needed. Just use the control as you normally would, and latency metrics will be pushed to your portal for calls loaded through the control.
A category is provided on
NSString for methods that initialize a string from a URL, while capturing latency metrics for the underlying network calls. The following methods are available through the category:
+ (id) stringWithTimedContentsOfURL:(NSURL *) url encoding:(NSStringEncoding) enc error:(NSError **) error;
+ (id) stringWithTimedContentsOfURL:(NSURL *) url usedEncoding:(NSStringEncoding *) enc error:(NSError **) error;
- (id) initWithTimedContentsOfURL:(NSURL *) url encoding:(NSStringEncoding) enc error:(NSError **) error;
- (id) initWithTimedContentsOfURL:(NSURL *) url usedEncoding:(NSStringEncoding *) enc error:(NSError **) error;
- (BOOL) timedWriteToURL:(NSURL *) url atomically:(BOOL) useAuxiliaryFile encoding:(NSStringEncoding) enc error:(NSError **) error;
A category is provided on
NSData for methods that initialize raw data from a URL, while capturing latency metrics for the underlying network calls. The following methods are available through the category:
+ (id) timedDataWithContentsOfURL:(NSURL *) url options:(NSDataReadingOptions) readOptionsMask error:(NSError **) errorPtr;
+ (id) timedDataWithContentsOfURL:(NSURL *) url;
- (id) initWithTimedContentsOfURL:(NSURL *) url options:(NSDataReadingOptions) readOptionsMask error:(NSError **) errorPtr;
- (id) initWithTimedContentsOfURL:(NSURL *) url;
- (BOOL) timedWriteToURL:(NSURL *) url atomically:(BOOL) atomically;
- (BOOL) timedWriteToURL:(NSURL *) url options:(NSDataWritingOptions) writeOptionsMask error:(NSError **) errorPtr;
A category is provided on
NSURLConnection for methods that make network requests, while capturing latency metrics for the underlying network calls. The following methods are available through the category:
+ (NSURLConnection*) timedConnectionWithRequest:(NSURLRequest *) request delegate:(id < NSURLConnectionDelegate >) delegate;
+ (NSData *) timedSendSynchronousRequest:(NSURLRequest *) request returningResponse:(NSURLResponse **) response error:(NSError **) error;
+ (void) timedSendAsynchronousRequest:(NSURLRequest *) request queue:(NSOperationQueue *) queue completionHandler:(void (^)(NSURLResponse*, NSData*, NSError*)) handler;
- (id) initTimedConnectionWithRequest:(NSURLRequest *) request delegate:(id < NSURLConnectionDelegate >) delegate;
- (id) initTimedConnectionWithRequest:(NSURLRequest *) request delegate:(id < NSURLConnectionDelegate >) delegate startImmediately:(BOOL) startImmediately;
ApigeeURLConnection, a subclass of the
NSURLConnection, is also provided.
ApigeeURLConnection doesn't override any behavior of the parent class. Instead, it uses the
NSURLConnectionDataDelegate protocol to capture metrics. The subclass calls the delegate set, and records information from the necessary callbacks in the protocol before forwarding the message to the original delegate. The delegate property on the subclass is optional.
To enable network monitoring, replace references to the Android
HTTPClient class with the Apigee
HTTPClient. For example:
New HTTP client
HttpClient client = new DefaultHttpClient()
HttpClient client = AppMonNet.getHttpClient();
Existing HTTP client
Alternatively, you can wrap an existing HTTP client. This approach is useful if you have a custom HTTP client, or if you need to initialize an HTTP client in a special way.
You can wrap an HTTP client like this:
HttpClient wrappedHTTPClient = AppMonNet.wrap(originalClient);
If you're using HttpURLConnection, change:
java.net.URL url = new java.net.URL(uri);
com.apigee.sdk.apm.android.URLWrapper url = AppMonNet.urlForUri(uri);
Our URLWrapper class provides the same interface as
java.net.URL, so you can use it as though it were a normal URL object. For example, you can call
openConnection on it.
If you're using a WebView, simply set our custom class for the client:
webView.setWebViewClient(new com.apigee.sdk.apm.android.ApigeeWebViewClient(this));
This call would be made in your
onActivityCreated method (Fragment) or your
onCreate method (Activity).
The default SDK initializer enables automatic interception of network calls for performance tracking.
For more information on initializing the App Services SDK, see Installing the Apigee SDK for JavaScript.
Viewing network monitoring data
To display network performance data for your app, select 'Monitoring' in the main menu of the App Services admin portal, then select 'API Performance' in the sidebar.
Here are the various ways you can view network performance data. For each view, you get:
- A graph that plots network performance data for given points in time during a specified time period.
- A summary table of the network performance data over the time period.
- A table that lists the raw network performance data over the time period captured for each point in time.
|Network performance view
|What it displays
|Total number of network requests, number of network errors, and response time.
|By Network Types
|Data for each network type, such as 3G, 4G, and WiFi.
|By Carriers
|Data by carrier, such as AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon.
|By Platforms
|Data by device platform, such as iOS and Android.
|By OS Versions
|Data by the OS version being run on the device.
|By Domain
|Data by the target domain of the network request.
Displaying a time comparison
You can also display a view that compares network performance data for the currently selected time period with the same period yesterday or last week. This is useful for identifying network types or carriers that are particularly slow or whose performance is degrading over time.
To view a time comparison, click the 'Compare last week' or 'Compare yesterday' button above the graph.
Viewing raw data
Raw data can be very valuable in isolating performance bottlenecks. For example, by looking for slow response times and their corresponding URLs, you can determine which web services are performance inhibitors.
Below the graph and the network metrics summary, you'll see a table that lists the data captured for each recorded point in time over the currently selected time period. Each data point covers one or more network requests to a specific URL for a specific network type and carrier. The columns of the table list the following information:
- Status code: The HTTP status code of the response.
- Timestamp: The time stamp of the data capture.
- URL: The URL of the web service for the requests.
- Response Time: The response time for the requests in milliseconds.
- Platform: The platform for the device, such as iOS or Android.
- Network Type: The type of the network, such as 3g, 4g, and wifi.
- Carrier: The carrier, such as AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon.
Disabling Network Monitoring
To disable network monitoring, go to 'Configure' > 'Default Configs' in the App Services admin portal, then deselect the 'Enable Network Monitoring' checkbox.
Alternately, you can disable network monitoring programmatically by following the steps below.
If you want to disable the automatic network instrumentation feature, do the following when you initialize the
ApigeeClient class in
ApigeeMonitoringOptionsand set
ApigeeMonitoringOptions *monitoringOptions = [[ApigeeMonitoringClient alloc]init]; monitoringOptions.interceptNetworkCalls = NO;
monitoringOptionsas the value of the
optionsparameter when you initialize the
appDelegate.apigeeClient = [[ApigeeClient alloc] initWithOrganizationId:orgName applicationId:appName options:monitoringOptions];
For more information on initializing the
ApigeeClient class, see Installing the Apigee SDK for iOS.
The App Monitoring feature of App Services does not automatically intercept network calls. To disable any network monitoring, simply remove any sections of your code that implement any of the network monitoring features described in 'Enabling network monitoring' above.
Do the following when you initialize the
Apigee.Client class:
Note that proceeding with this step will disable all Apigee App Monitoring functionality in your app, including app usage, network, crash and error monitoring:
disableAnalytics:true when you initialize
var client_creds = { orgName:'your-org', appName:'your-app', disableAnalytics:true } dataClient = new Apigee.Client(client_creds);
Refreshing network monitoring configuration
If your App Monitoring settings change while your app is running, you will need to manually refresh your App Monitoring configuration file. This will cause any changes, such as disabling app usage monitoring, disabling network monitoring, or changes to custom logging to take effect immediately.
For information on how to refresh your configuration file, see Refreshing app monitoring configuration.
Help or comments?
- If something's not working: Ask the Apigee Community or see Apigee Support.
- If something's wrong with the docs: Send Docs Feedback
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By DAVE MORRISON
Staff Writer
NEW MARTINSVILLE - Magnolia left no doubt.
Article Photos
Magnolia's Jacob Brill (15) tries to outrun a tackle from Oak Glen's Tyler Campbell (83).
On the night when Alumni Field was officially re-christened Bill Stewart Memorial Stadium for the former West Virginia head coach and New Martinsville-proud native, the Blue Eagles heightened their playoff potential with a 54-13 victory against Oak Glen.
The stadium was renamed during a moving halftime ceremony which including speeches by Stewart's son Blaine and former Mountaineer great Owen Schmitt as well as a replay of Stewart's famous "Leave no Doubt" speech before the Fiesta Bowl and the playing of John Denver's "Country Roads."
As for the game, there was little drama, as the Blue Eagles scored on eight straight possessions.
The Blue Eagles weren't stopped until they stopped themselves with a fumble near the end of the third quarter.
It was a performance Stewart would have been proud of on the field where he proposed to his wife Karen, who was also in attendance.
"It was a great honor, coach Stew was one of the greatest men I've known," Magnolia coach Mark Batton said. "We've modeled our program after his program. We don't talk to our kids about being great football players. We talk to them about being great citizens, about being great men and great fathers when they get there. That's what is important."
On Friday night, Magnolia was equal to the task of being great on the field.
Especially senior running back Drew Keller.
On Magnolia's first drive, Keller broke the school's career rushing record, held by his brother Jason.
"It gives me family bragging right," said Keller, who scored four times in the game and finished with 152 yards on 17 carries. "Actually, I think my parents were more happy about it than I was. But it's a nice thing to have, we're just concentrating on winning and getting in the playoffs."
"He joked about it at the beginning of the season," Batton said. "He said he wanted to have a good season as a team and break his brothers record. It was nice to see him accomplish that."
Magnolia (6-4, with the four losses coming by a combined 17 points) will likely do that.
"I haven't really looked at it," Batton said. "We were just trying to win tonight. I'm proud of these kids. We licked our wounds after the St. Mary's game (an 11-9 loss) and came back and had two good weeks of practice and had two great wins. We hope to be practicing next week."
Official pairings will be released Sunday in Parkersburg.
The Blue Eagles had success with a new wrinkle, with Keller running from a wildcat formation.
He had several good runs from the formation.
"Who wouldn't want to touch the ball more?" Keller said. "I can see the field a little better from that offset formation. It's just something we've been working on."
While Magnolia marched up and down the field with precision, Oak Glen found the sledding a little tougher, finishing with just 73 total yards.
"They looked like a senior-led team that was getting ready for the playoffs," Oak Glen coach Jason Kekseo said. "We don't have that kind of leadership right now. We started three freshmen and eight sophomores. But I'm proud of our kids because they hung in there, took the punch and they never quit. We got beat by a good football team."
The Blue Eagles rushed for 453 yards in the game and five different players scored, seven by seniors (Keller with four and brothers Eric and Andrew Smith and Yale Wetzel). Freshman Chase Street also scored a touchdown.
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Drivers on I-70 get a glimpse of the changes at Kauffman Stadium, which has been abuzz with activity since the Royals closed out the home slate on September 21st. If you want a better view, you've come to the right place. On Friday, ATH will take a behind the scenes tour of Kauffman Stadium. Look for an afternoon post, the first in a series of photo updates of the renovations as we count down to the home opener, 177 days from today. If you can't wait until Friday, check out the renovations webcams. You can control the views, both inside and outside of the stadium.
Also, be sure to check out one of our fellow blogs on royals.com. Last week we told you about the Kansas City prospects participating in the Arizona Fall League. Now, those players are posting on their own blog, Royals in the AFL. Outfielders Joe Dickerson and Brian McFall have shared their initial experiences. Look for more posts from the group of prospects.


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Dolly Parton's representative has dismissed speculation the country queen mimed her way through a hit-packed set at Britain's Glastonbury Festival on Sunday.
The veteran superstar made her debut at the iconic U.K. music event by gracing the main Pyramid Stage on the final day in front of a huge crowd.
Thousands of fans sang along as she performed hits such as "Jolene," "Islands in the Stream" and "9 to 5," but many viewers who were watching the footage on TV at home took to Twitter.com to accuse Parton of lip-syncing.
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The Meridian City Council has authorized placement of additional street lights in various locations around town.
The council Tuesday gave the go-ahead for new street lights to be placed at thirteen spots at Briarwood Estates, as well as eight other locations.
Public works director, Monty Jackson, said the lights should be installed soon.
"People will ask us to look into it and see where some are needed close to their homes. And we go out and investigate and determine whether it's justifiable or not to put one there," Jackson said. "There are some areas that are dark, some areas that are lit up real well. So we have to look at each site on an individual basis."
Jackson said the money for the street lights comes from the regular general fund budget.
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Army Private Bradley Manning, a day after being sentenced 35 years in military prison for leaking classified documents, said in a statement read on "Today" that he intends to live out the rest of his life as a woman.
"I am Chelsea Manning. I am a female," Manning said in the statement read on "Today" on Thursday. "Given the way that I feel, and have felt since childhood, I want to begin hormone therapy as soon as possible. I hope that you will support me in this transition."
Manning, 25, was found guilty of 20 charges ranging from espionage to theft for leaking some 700,000 documents to Wikileaks during a stint working in Iraq in 2010.
"I also request that, starting today, you refer to me by my new name and use the feminine pronoun (except in official mail to the confinement facility)," he went on. "I look forward to receiving letters from supports and having the opportunity to write back."
During the trial, defense attorneys for Manning presented his struggles with gender identity as a gay soldier might have been a factor in his decision to leak classified documents. In an email presented during the trial from Manning to a former supervisor in April 2010, Manning said he was transgender and that he joined the army to "get rid of it." In the email, Manning also included a photo of himself wearing a blonde wig and lipstick.


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While traditional spokes are drawn from steel wire, I-9 spokes are machined from 7075 aluminum. The spokes are straight pull, and they have roughly a 25% greater cross section then comparable 14/15 double butted steel spokes. This translates into greater tensile strength. The threading on these spokes is also exclusive to Industry Nine. On traditional spokes, threads are rolled, not cut. This adds to strength, but creates a stress riser where the thread channel is narrower than the diameter of the spoke itself. However, Industry Nine doesn't need to roll its threads. Instead, they're created during the machining process, only they're cut so that the thread channel is the same as the spokes diameter. The threads themselves are actually larger than the spoke for a strong interface with the hub. Not surprisingly, that's not all that I9 did to improve the Torch.
The new Torch hubs are now compatible with all axle standards via separately available end caps. The big news, however, is within the hub. The Torch preserves the 120 points of contact and near-instant three degrees engagement that's helped to earn Industry Nine its cult following. Only now, the pawls have two teeth instead of three. Along with that, a changed cantilever angle and shallower tooth profile on the hardened drive ring reduce freehub drag as compared to previous versions. Additionally, the Torch hubs incorporate a proprietary mechanism that features two sets of three pawls phased three degrees from each other.
The rear hub was tested to withstand 700ft/lbs of torque -- roughly what a built diesel truck puts out. That fact will quiet any fears of slippage when you're putting out full power. But, it's quick engagement that enables you to clean steep, technical trail sections. And with three degrees of ration between engagement points, that won't be an issue. Its engineers removed the large bearing between the freehub body and shell, opting for smaller bearings directly between the body and shell. The reduced bearing size means less seal surface area that, along with a new silicone lip design, significantly reduces mechanical drag. The freehub is also now easier to remove for cleaning/lubing, and like before, the springs and pawls are captured. Home mechanics rejoice -- this means that you won't be scrambling on the floor looking for small parts.
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I can reveal that the new Skylight AR101/15 will be available in 3 models and 3 price points:
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- Version 3. This no-holds barred version will feature luxurious options, such as the Starlight Instruments Feathertouch focuser & wooden storage box
As with my previous Skylight designs, the OTA's will be handmade by me in Wimbledon, Southwest London. Ultimately, final prices will depend on chosen options and more details will be confirmed in the coming weeks. My goal is to begin customer deliveries in April/May of 2013.
The first orders are now in place and if you wish to secure your own Skylight AR101/15, I urge you to contact me without delay to discuss options & pricing.
More details to come in the weeks ahead and the first examples will be on display at AstroFest in London in February.
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The nominations for MLB.com's "This Year in Baseball" awards have been announced. Kansas City closer Joakim Soria is up for two MLB-wide awards: "Closer of the Year" and "Dependable Player of the Year".
Soria was dominant in 2010, posting a 1.78 ERA while converting 43 of 46 save chances. The 43 saves rank fourth in club history. Soria made his second A.L. All-Star team and converted 36 save opportunities in a row at one point, topping Jeff Montgomery's previous club record of 24 straight. He also joined Dan Quisenberry as the only Royals with two seasons of 40+ saves.
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We aim to be stewards of exquisitely designed textiles, otherwise discarded or difficult to find. We reclaim and collect new fabrics from the finest luxury furniture companies throughout the United States and offer them to you at 50-75% off list price.
Discovered via Elle Decor, this online resource is doing for designer fabrics what Overstock has done for home furnishings. When designers cancel orders or a line is discontinued, fabric is often tossed out or lost forever in warehouse boxes. James and Ewa Powell thought that seemed like a waste, so they started collecting remnants from high-end manufacturers like Knoll, Schumacher, Kravet, and Maharam.
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High School: Four-year letterwinner at Wayne...led team to a 56-14-9 record during her four high school seasons...served as team captain and was a first team all-division honoree as a senior in 2011...was second team all-division and led squad to a 20-2-0 mark and regional final appearance as a sophomore in 2009...played club soccer for the Lady Warriors '93 our of Huber Heights, Ohio...earned a spot on the Principal's list and honor roll all throughout high school...won Rotary Scholastic Achievement Award in 2011...also competed in varsity track for four years and swimming for one season.
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Marshall Chapman, a graduate of Salem Academy, has released 10 critically acclaimed albums and her songs have been recorded by a variety of artists including Emmylou Harris, John Hiatt, Jimmy Buffett, Mindy McCready and Crystal Gayle. She has toured extensively on her own and opened shows for everybody from John Prine and Jimmy Buffett to Jerry Lee Lewis and The Ramones. Her first book, Goodbye, Little Rock and Roller, was one of three finalists for the Southern Book Critics Circle Award. She developed her own one-woman show called "The Triumph of Rock and Roll over Good Breeding" and contributed songs to Good Ol' Girls, a country musical based on the stories of Lee Smith and Jill McCorkle. Chapman's new book They Came to Nashville is scheduled to be released in October, 2010, and features interviews with numerous stars including Kris Kristofferson, Emmy Lou Harris, Willie Nelson and Miranda Lambert. She also just wrapped up her first acting role in the major motion picture Country Strong, starring Gwyneth Paltrow and Tim McGraw. Free.
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|HJHS 2-1 at Haxtun
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Monday night, Dec 1., Holyoke's junior high boys hit the court for a strong match up against Haxtun. Holyoke fell behind by seven points in A team match up, while B prevailed in an 11 point win and the C team played hard to take the win over their rivalry by eight.
Holyoke A 42, Haxtun 49
Against Haxtun Monday night the Dragons struggled to keep ahead of their opponents, but the team gave it their all. Deyten Klein was a very strong competitor for the Holyoke team, putting up four three-pointers, one in each quarter.
Holyoke's leading scorers were Jaydin Goldenstein and Klein, both with 12 points. Logan Tharp added six, Brett Cumming five, Phillip Beck four and Trevor Dalton three.
Holyoke B 33, Haxtun 22
The B team came out with a victory by 11, both the offense and defense played hard winning 33-22.
Top scorer of the game was Tharp scoring 10 points, including a three-pointer. Saul Ramos and Tanner Smith both scored six, Dalton five, including a three-pointer, Mathew Golden four and Bradley Coyne two.
Holyoke C 10, Haxtun 2
Holyoke over took the C game by eight points Monday night, in a two quarter game.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. They put up signs, send out automated calls, texts, do Facebook posts... and still, the message does not get through to some.
Call a failure to communicate, and a costly one at that.
Both Minneapolis and St. Paul declared snow emergencies Sunday afternoon, putting emergency parking restrictions into effect. By Monday morning the impound lots in both cities were buzzing, with residents pulling out credit cards, checkbooks or wads of cash to get their cars back.
A spokesman for the St. Paul Public Works Department says as of 6:30 a.m. Monday 1,970 tickets had been issued, 566 vehicles had been hooked and towed. The cost to get a car out and back on the road is more than $200.
Across the river in Minneapolis 343 vehicles were towed between 9 p.m. Sunday and 8 a.m. Monday. Those who didn't heed the city's emergency parking policies have to cough up $138 in towing fees, and then pay a ticket, which usually runs another $50 or so.
The city of St. Paul issued a two-day total of 4,170 tickets. The city towed 968 vehicles over that same time span.
The bad news, is that more will feel the pain in the near future; in both Minneapolis and St. Paul, snow emergencies are three day events.
To access snow emergency parking restrictions, recieve texts or other forms of notification, simply check out the websites for Minneapolis or St. Paul. You can also do it old school by callilng 612-348-snow in Minneapolis, or 651-266-plow in St. Paul.
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It's like giving yourself a little midday hug. Some sets are offered in beautiful keepsake boxes and other unique, custom-shaped packages, making for a thoughtful and personal gift for that lucky someone. Whether you're looking for a sophisticated, glamorous fragrance or something flirty, sexy and fun, a fragrance set will provide all of the steps you need to satisfy your sweet-smelling desires.