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Chameleon Coffee Shop and Restaurant pleases hungry palates with full-bodied breakfasts and delicious Sunday meals.
Open daily this steakhouse and coffee shop offers warm hospitality and quality food along the picturesque Garden Route.
Chameleon is well-known restaurant in Kirkwood. Its a place which offers hospitality from the heart, and is known for the quality food. Chameleon offers a full breakfast menu, lunches and dinner.
It's the place for breakfast runs, small weddings and more. Chameleon caters for small functions like baby showers and birthday celebrations.
Situated in the town of Alicedale, Bushman Sands Hotel and Golf Course invites warm hospitality and personal service.
Peruse the a la carte menu in elegant country style with influences of Xhosa, English, Afrikaans and Cape Malay cuisine.
Alongside a la carte lunches, evening dinners and hearty breakfasts, Bushman Sands Hotel and Golf Course offers elegant country style dining.
Cubata is a Portuguese restaurant that quickly became a local favourite in Port Elizabeth. The atmosphere is family friendly as it is family owned, and the décor is rustic and casual. The dishes on the small menu are all popular but the prawns and ribs take the lead. Whole parties end up sharing in the finger-licking food. The restaurant is unlicensed and so you are welcome to bring your own wine. Sodas are ordered on an honesty system.
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May 31, 2016
Butler Police Chief Jimmy Huckabee says he made an arrest of a 13-year-old male Friday morning in connection with the breaking of a window on a Choctaw County school bus Thursday afternoon.
The window was shattered as the bus was traveling down a road. At the time, it appeared to have been hit by a pellet or other small size caliber. However,
Police Chief Jimmy Huckabee said Friday no firearm was involved.
Huckabee said that he was able to determine the path of the object, which led him to the person responsible.
Huckabee said a child was playing with a slingshot in his yard, shooting at birds. The chief says the bus was not the intended target but a pellet hit the bus window with enough force to break it.
The 13-year-old is charged with reckless endangerment, a misdemeanor, and the case will be handled in youth court.
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Saginaw, Awesome Vision finish in dead heat
Published: Thursday, March 21, 2013 at 9:18 p.m.
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NEW YORK — Saginaw and Awesome Vision finished in dead heat for the win in the $75,000 Compelling Word Stakes for New York breds Thursday at Aqueduct.
Saginaw sprinted clear at the top of the lane and appeared on his way to another victory until Awesome Vision, the trailer in the six-horse field turning for home, came charging late to share the prize.
The victory improved Saginaw's record to 2 for 2 on the season after a 2012 campaign in which he went 10 for 14. Junior Alvarado was aboard for trainer David Jacobson as the 7-year-old gelding improved to 18 for 37, paying $2.70, $2.70 and $2.10.
Awesome Again, a 4-year-old making his stakes debut, got his fifth win in seven starts. Jose Ortiz rode for trainer Tom Albertrani as Awesome Again posted a third straight victory. He paid $3.60, $3.40 and $2.80.
Johannesburg Smile paid $2.20 to show.
The time was 1:36.46 for the mile.
Cheltenham-Injured Jockey: At Bristol, England, a doctor says Irish jockey JT McNamara did not suffer a brain injury after his fall from a horse at the Cheltenham Festival.
Dr. Adrian McGoldrick, senior medical officer of the Irish Turf Club, says in a statement released Thursday by the Injured Jockeys Fund that the 37-year-old McNamara remains in stable condition in the intensive care unit of a hospital in Bristol.
McNamara fractured two vertebrae in his neck after coming off Galaxy Rock in a race last week, and McGoldrick says the "vertebral damage remains serious."
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Parts taken from Edward Douglas' interview with the cast which can be found in it entirety HERE!
The four men are the proverbial "Straw Dogs" – the gang of four who will lay siege to the Sumner's home in the last act of the movie, and among them is Alexander Skarsgard, who many think is on his way to becoming one of the biggest stars thanks to his turn as Eric on HBO's "True Blood." He plays Charlie, Amy's high school boyfriend who was a football star but who sees her back in town with this Hollywood guy as her husband, who he doesn't see as a challenge for him to try and win her back. The other three guys in the group are Billy Lush's Chris, Rhys Coiro's Norman and Drew Powell's Bic, all of whom we'd be able to spend more time talking to later on. David has hired them to fix the roofing on the old house, but he ends up firing them when they start leering at Amy.
In fact, as Amy walks in with the beer in this scene, it's clear a few of the guys are checking her out, but David is still trying to fit in and be friendly with the locals, so when they invite him to join them on a hunting trip, his response is essentially, "When in Rome…" The guys continue to work on opening up the bear trap, the prop being the perfect analogy for how the tension is being created for the violence that's to come after David falls afoul of these young men.
Lastly, we had a chance to sit down with Alexander Skarsgard and his fellow Straw Dogs. Most of them had been relocated to Shreveport for a number of months and later that night, we'd go to dinner with the guys and get a sense of their individual personalities and how they've bonded as actors. Although Skarsgard has become well-known for his role on HBO's "True Blood," Rhys Coiro has also been seen a lot on that network, playing moody filmmaker Billy Walsh on "Entourage."
ComingSoon.net: I don't think any of you were alive when the first "Straw Dogs" came out so had any of you seen it before it came out? Did you know anything about it?
Alexander Skarsgard: Yeah, I saw it 10 to 15 years ago, and I just remember the rape scene. I saw it again before I met with Rod.
Billy Lush: I saw it like when I was 21 at my friend's place back when I was trying to soak in as much art and the classic movies as I could, and came across that, and was like, "What?" It was a little weird.
Rhys Coiro: I was about that age when I saw it, I was 22, and it definitely had a big effect on me, too.
CS: What's it like now being a part of it and what are you changing for those who will be watching this movie for the first time?
Skarsgard: Like I said, I rewatched it before the meeting but I haven't seen it since. There's no point in just remaking it. You have to make it your own and add something, and it is obviously a remake, but Rod rewrote the script. I think for us, the Straw Dogs, I actually think this is more interesting than in the first version. There's more backstory now, the dynamics between Charlie's character and Amy's, the history there, he elaborated on that a bit more and worked that out a little more, and that game that we're playing is quite different from the original one.
Lush: I think there's more to do in terms of what the Straw Dogs are doing. Like in the original, Bic and Chris, Chris was just laughing like an idiot, and I don't remember Bic, but we definitely have more to do in that. I think they always get portrayed as the bad guys, but in this, my perspective is that David is the bad guy. Not necessarily a bad guy but he's an *sshole.
Skarsgard: Well, he is a bit of a jerk because it's our territory. This is the way we live.
CS: How do you avoid doing stereotypes of the normal Southern hillbilly clichés?
Skarsgard: We touched on that a little earlier. I don't see us as bad guys. It is different. This is our territory and like Billy said, he's a bit of a douchebag when he shows up, this Hollywood guy, he's kind of condescending. He has his approach, and this is our home, this is our land, and he comes in driving his P-type Jag and giving us 100 bucks like we're kids, that kind of the thing.
CS: How did you guys go about developing the Southern accents?
Lush: To really get it, it took me like a week. There was just this one session where I instantly got it, but to build up to that took about a week.
Skarsgard:I was nervous about it because English isn't even my first language, so I found out about this end of June, early July, and I said that I know you'll have a dialogue coach on set, but I need to start this now, because I hadn't even been to the South.
Lush: We did another television series together two years ago called "Generation Kill." Remember that?
Skarsgard: That's right. (laughter) On that, I had a bunch of British actors and a couple South African actors, and I'm from Sweden and a guy from Israel, so it's about a platoon of Marines, so we had a dialect coach there that I liked a lot, he's based in New York, so I flew out to July and spent a week with him working on it. He put stuff on tape so I had it on my iPod when I went to Sweden just listening to his voice and getting into it. I need to work on it. It's easier for me to do it this way, because it's a mess right now. I live in California but I'm working on this accent, I'm from Europe, so I don't know what's happening right now.
Drew Powell: I had a problem. When I got to Hollywood, I'm from Indiana, which doesn't necessarily have an accent, but I got to Hollywood, and everybody thought I was from Texas or Tennessee. "Where's that accent from?" "Indiana" "Oh." I didn't think I had one but apparently, I must have put it on when I got to Hollywood.
Coiro: It's really just second nature from being around folks down here. I can't imagine if we tried to shoot this somewhere else. If we were trying to do this in L.A., I think we would have been in danger, but because we're down here, everybody…
Lush: You hear it day in and day out.
Skarsgard: Rhys is like a local anyway. He's assimilated to this sick town more than any of us.
(The irony of the above question was that the journalist who asked it was actually from the Louisiana area and he had the perfect Southern accent for real, but it made transcribing fun because everyone else spoke in their regular accent.)
Rod Lurie's Straw Dogs opens on September 16.
Read more: Rod Lurie's Straw Dogs, The Set Visit – ComingSoon.net
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Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- More and more students in South Carolina are becoming homeless or receiving the classification from their school district, but supplemental funds from the federal government don't seem to keep pace with the increase.
Thousands of students across South Carolina deal with more than just peer pressure and bullying every day. Many struggle with the grown-up issue of wondering where or if they'll have a place to go after the last school bell rings.
"It should be the happiest time of somebody's life, growing up and to be in a situation where you don't even have a bed to call your own," said Barbara Grossberg, Richland School District Two's Lead Social Worker. "They don't know where they're gonna be from day to day or where their belongings are gonna be."
The South Carolina State Board of Education released these statistics for the number of homeless students in South Carolina in recent years.
- 2006 - 2007: 6,033
- 2007 - 2008: 7,437
- 2008 - 2009: 8,744
- 2009 - 2010: 10,820
This year, the board says the federal government gave the state about $976,000 in grant money targeted to homeless students. That's up from $800,000 received in 2005.
The money is awarded to 16 districts that apply in the competitive grant process, but comes with limitations on its use. The money can't go to things the school already offer like transportation.
Still, when some families fall on hard times and a child ends up out of their school's zone or district, Richland Two can try to stabilize the situation for a student with their contract with Checker Yellow Cab to keep kids in school.
"The family requests and we feel that it's in the best interest of the student to remain in that school, then we are obligated by law to provide transportation," said Grossberg.
The cost can sometimes be split with a neighboring school district but keeping students successful means more.
"We provide a safe haven for these kids," added Grossberg.
"School is sometimes the only stable factor in a students life."
The state Board of Education says that federal grant money can help pay for things like supplies appropriate clothing , tutors and even field trips or some graduation costs.
Eligibility isn't just for student with families that may live in shelters, it also extends to included situations like families living with other families, or in substandard housing and unaccompanied students who live without a parent or guardian.


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Summary:John and Jane Smith are an ordinary suburban couple with an ordinary, lifeless suburban marriage. But each is hiding something the other would kill to know: Mr. and Mrs. Smith are actually highly paid, incredibly efficient assassins--and they work for competing organizations. Mr. and Mrs. Smith both discover a new source of excitement in their marriage, when they're hired to assassinate each other--and that's when the real fun starts. The result is a total action spectacle, as Mr. and Mrs. Smith put their formidable skills to work and their marriage to the ultimate test.


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How is that a new study? that's been known for years that sugary drinks are bad for you. How much did.this useless study cost?
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Paul Wickwire, 24, of Woodbridge, "was driving his 1998 Ford Explorer east on Leesville Boulevard near Hinton Street when he apparently lost control of the vehicle and ran off the left side of the roadway. The vehicle struck a fire hydrant and rolled over. The driver was ejected and died at the scene of the crash," police said.
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There's no better way to get into the Halloween spirit than by watching some scary movies. Check back on Oct. 6 for another set of spooky movie recommendations, courtesy of George Wolf.
Disclaimer: We take no responsibility for nightmares you may have from watching these films.
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October 5th: The Orphanage (2007)
The Orphanage | 105 minutes | Rated: R
It's true. On occasion, we're going to recommend a foreign language film. If you steer clear of all foreign horror films, you will miss out on some of the globe's very best and very scariest. Like this gem from Spain.
Laura (Belén Rueda) and her husband reopen the orphanage where she grew up, with the goal of running a house for children with special needs – children like her adopted son Simón, who is HIV positive. But Simón's new imaginary friends worry Laura, and when he disappears it looks like she may be imagining things herself.
This is a well worn tale at first glance: Is the distraught mother losing her mind, as those around her assume, or is something supernatural afoot? But it's director Juan Antonio Bayona's understated approach, along with Rueda's measured performance and Óscar Faura's superb cinematography, that buoy the film above the ordinary ghost story.
A scary movie can be elevated beyond measure by a masterful score and an artful camera. Because Bayona keeps the score and all ambient noise to a minimum, allowing the quiet to fill the scenes, he develops a truly haunting atmosphere. Faura captures the eerie beauty of the stately orphanage, but does it in a way that always suggests someone is watching. The effect is never heavy handed, but effortlessly eerie.
The Orphanage treads familiar ground, employing such iconic genre images as the lighthouse, scary dolls, scarecrows, a misshapen child – not to mention the many and varied things that go bump in the night – but it does so with an unusual integrity. Creepy images from early in the film are effectively replayed in the third act to punctuate the very real sense of dread Bayona creates throughout the film. While most of the horror is built with slow, spectral dread, there are a couple of outright shocks to keep the audience guessing.
One of the film's great successes is its ability to take seriously both the logical, real world story line, and the supernatural one.
Screenwriter Sergio Sánchez doesn't shortchange his characters or the audience by dismissing Laura's anguished state of mind, or by neglecting the shadowy side of his tale. The Orphanage is reminiscent of producer Guillermo del Toro's The Devil's Backbone, as well as The Others, and even of the classic The Innocents.
The Orphanage has more than the unsettling spectral images of children in common with these films; it boasts a sustaining, powerful female performance. Rueda carries the film with a restrained urgency – hysterical only when necessary, focused at all times, and absolutely committed to this character, who may or may not be seeing ghosts. The realism and tenderness in her performance help one overlook flaws in the film's storyline.
Examine it too closely and the backstory starts to crumble before you. What happened to the rest of the orphanage's staff? Why is there an article about one death, but no news of others? How did Benigna get Simón's medical records? But all this can be forgiven because of the final payoff – an ending that suits the characters, is faithful to the truth of the ghosts as Laura sees them, does justice to the exquisite atmosphere created in the film, and never feels inauthentic or obvious. A good ghost story is hard to find. Apparently you have to look in Spain.
October 4th: The Cabin in the Woods (2012)
The Cabin in the Woods | 95 minutes | Rated: R
You know the drill: 5 college kids head into the woods for a wild weekend of doobage, cocktails and hookups but find, instead, dismemberment, terror and pain. You can probably already picture the kids, too: a couple of hottie Alphas, the nice girl, the guy she may or may not be into, and the comic relief tag along. In fact, if you tried, you could almost predict who gets picked off when.
But that's just the point, of course. Making his directorial debut, Drew Goddard, along with his co-scribe Joss Whedon, is going to use that preexisting knowledge to entertain holy hell out of you.
Though Goddard was an unproven entity behind the camera, the duo have written and produced some of the most intriguing projects in film and on TV in recent memory, including Cloverfield, Lost, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Whedon wrote Toy Story. There is nothing that garners higher praise from me than that particular credit.
Their quirky, dark humor is on full display in this effort.
Aside from the setup, the best thing to know about this film is nothing at all. The less you know, the more you'll enjoy the savage, wickedly funny lunacy.
I will tell you this, though: Best onscreen elevator ride ever!
Goddard and Whedon's nimble screenplay offers a spot-on deconstruction of horror tropes as well as a joyous celebration of the genre. Aided by exquisite casting – particularly the gloriously deadpan Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford – the filmmakers create something truly special.
Cabin is not a spoof. It's not a satire. It's sort of a celebratory homage, but not entirely. What you get with this film is a very different kind of horror comedy.
Fans of the genre will be elated. Those who generally avoid horror cannot help but be entertained. I left the theater absolutely giddy. As smart as Scream, as much fun as Evil Dead, this film is as thoroughly enjoyable a horror flick as anything you'll find.
October 3rd: Funny Games (1997, 2007)
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Funny Games (1997) | 108 minutes | Unrated
Funny Games (2007) | 111 minutes | Rated: R
Michael Haneke, an amazing creator of both tension and soul-touching drama, continues to prove he is a filmmaking genius. From the creepy, mysterious Cache (Hidden), to The White Ribbon – his incandescent and terrifying pre-WWII masterpiece – to last year's Oscar-nominated Amour, everything Haneke has done deserves repeated viewing. This is a bit easier with Funny Games, as he made it twice.
A family pulls into their vacation lake home, and are quickly bothered by two young men in white gloves. Things, to put it mildly, deteriorate.
Haneke begins this nerve wracking exercise by treading tensions created through etiquette, toying with subtle social mores and yet building dread so deftly, so authentically, that you begin to clench your teeth long before the first act of true violence.
Asks the victimized father, "Why are you doing this?"
Replies the villain, "Why not?"
Haneke is hardly the first filmmaker to use adolescent boredom as a source of frightening possibility. Kubrick mined Anthony Burgess's similar theme to icy perfection in A Clockwork Orange, perhaps the definitive work on the topic, but Haneke's material refuses to follow conventions.
His teen thugs' calm, bemused sadism leaves you both indignant and terrified as they put the family through a series of horrifying games. And several times, they (and Haneke) remind us that we are participating in this ugliness, too, as we've tuned in to see the family suffer. Sure, we root for the innocent to prevail, but we came into this with the specific intention of seeing harm come to them. So, the villains insist we play, too.
Once Haneke's establishes that he'll break the 4th wall, the director chooses – in a particularly famous scene that will likely determine your overall view of the film – to play games with us as well.
His English language remake is a shot for shot repeat of the German language original. In both films, the performances are meticulous, realistic, unnerving. The family is sympathetic, but not overbearingly so. They're real.
But in both films, it is the villains who sell the premise. Whether the German actors Arno Frisch and Frank Giering or the Americans Brady Corbet and Michael Pitt, the bored sadism that wafts from these kids is seriously unsettling, as, in turn, is each film.
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October 2nd: Dog Soldiers (2002)
Dog Soldiers | 105 minutes | Rated: R
Let's get October's first creature feature out of the way with a fun, bloody, exciting trip to the Scottish highlands. Wry humor, impenetrable accents, a true sense of isolation and blood by the gallon help separate Neil Marshall's (The Descent) Dog Soldiers from legions of other wolfmen tales.
Marshall creates a familiarly tense feeling, brilliantly straddling monster movie and war movie. A military platoon is dropped into an enormous forest for a military exercise. There's a surprise, bloody skirmish. The remaining soldiers hunker down in an isolated cabin to mend, figure out WTF, and strategize for survival.
This is like any good genre pic where a battalion is trapped behind enemy lines – just as vivid, bloody and intense. Who's gone soft? Who will risk what to save a buddy? How to outsmart the enemy?
But the enemies this time are giant, hairy, hungry monsters. Woo hoo!
The fantastically realized idea of traitors takes on a little extra something-something, I'll tell you that right now.
Though the rubber suits – shown fairly minimally and with some flair – do lessen the film's horrific impact, solid writing, dark humor and a good deal of ripping and tearing energize this blast of a lycanthropic Alamo.
October 1st: Halloween (1978)
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Halloween | 91 minutes | Rated: R
Look past the ton of weak imitations, the awful sequels and the jokes about the Shatner mask, and remember that the original Halloween was pretty effective. No film is more responsible for the explosion of teen slashers than John Carpenter's babysitter butchering classic.
Sure, you've seen it, but from the creepy opening piano notes to the disappearing body ending, this low budget surprise changed everything. Agreed, there are several terribly flat lines, and P.J. Soles as a giggling, dead-eyed airhead irritates you, but Carpenter develops anxiety well, and plants it right in a wholesome Midwestern neighborhood. You don't have to go camping or take a road trip or do anything at all – the boogeyman is right there at home.
Michael Myers – that hulking, unstoppable, blank menace – is scary. Pair that with the down-to-earth charm of lead Jamie Lee Curtis, who brought a little class and talent to the genre, and add the bellowing melodrama of horror veteran Donald Pleasance, and you've hit all the important notes. For the coup de grace, John Carpenter's minimalistic score is always there to ratchet up the anxiety. Nice.
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Thomasville, GA- Multiple agencies in the community are teaming up to help victims of child molestation.
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Lieutenant Scott Woodell works for the Georgia State Patrol but is also the Chairman of the Treehouse Children's Advocacy Center in Thomasville, which works with victims of child molestion.
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very nice photo
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Amazing display of the zone system, Ansel Adams would be proud, encore! 8)
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Thank you Aaron! It's weird that you mentioned this 'cause whenever I look at this picture, it reminds me of one very old B/W Hindi classic movie song where the scene is exactly as you've described! It's haunting beautiful......
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also B&W makes the details more yummi!
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It does Yosemite justice in a Ansel Adams kind of way, almost.
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I have killed antelope with a variety of calibers from .243 to 300 RUM, and had satisfactory performance out of all of them. The RUM with Berger 185 VLD-H was actually a great caliber for antelope due to its resistance to wind drift. Where I hunt antelope, wind is a common companion. It may be surprising, but meat loss with the RUM wasn't bad.
Last year I used a 7-08 with Barnes TTSX, and had a nice clean one shot kill at 340 yards. I really like that cartridge and bullet for antelope. Meat loss was almost non-existant.
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1) The emergency department is unbelievable small and crowding. The check-in desk is behind a close door. For the emergency case, someone may miss it. The ED has a complicated layout. The visibility is limited by narrow hallways and many turns. There are some traffic mirrors on the corridor intersections. A simplified layout with great visibility is preferred for the ED design, not only for the staff efficiency, but also for the legibility of the built environment.
2)In the patient-centered care paradigm, a user-friendly wayfinding environment including both indoor and outdoor environment, seems legitimate. However, it is not a easy task to achieve. HKS design team proposes to use single entrance to reduce users' confusing and walking distance between different departments. For instance, a patient think he should go to ED, while he only needs to see the primary care. Whether the solution is good, we need further investigation. A simulated environment could be use to test these hypothesis proposed by the design team.
3) A large body of literature suggests the physical environment has a great impact on wayfinding, including floor plan configuration, spatial differentiation, visual accessibility, and the signage and room numbers system. I am not entirely sure whether the design team considers all these aspects. For the new layout, it seems still lack consideration of research findings. Is there any method to simplify the layout, within the other constraints, such as site, movement flows, and functions?
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4) According to the design team, the hospital will move into the new site in one weekend and still remain operation. How to make staff familiar with the new environment before they move into it? The training in simulated virtual environment is a good solution. some research support subjects who received training in virtual environment have better wayfinding performance than those who visited the site. All staff members can get adequate training in virtual environment to reduce wayfinding problem and the movement disorder.
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You forgot the poll! But I'd buy AT LEAST two.
More than 10
In my other poll which vehicle would you buy, the BattleRam is winning, so now I want to know how many battle rams would you buy?
(If you would buy Zero, no need to answer)
You forgot the poll! But I'd buy AT LEAST two.
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I voted 1, but I might go for 2....
Top MOTUC wants: Sagitar, Great Black Wizard, Fang-or, Skeletor's Skeleton Warriors, Odiphus, Illumina w/Sleetah, Lady Slither, Tuvar & Baddrah 2-pack
SO long as it was affordable, I'd consider 1....I'd rather have an Attack Trak though.
Recent.... HATMOTU Trap Jaw
Coming.... Classics Vultak
Wanted.... Classics Masque & Callix?
Oh man, did I forget to use these [sarcasm][/sarcasm] again? Sorry....
Here's hoping (and mostly assuming) Matty is forward thinking enough to sell Sky Sleds by themselves. I'd buy at least 4 of those. And then some more in "evil" colors.
If it was like the Wind Raider in its interpretation, then I would buy one.
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I hope the next vehicle is Battle Ram! It was the quintessential one from the vintage line, and I never had one!
One for sure, maybe two.
Two for me.
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I'd initially get 6 and take it from there....
'Tis the wind and nothing more.....
I would buy 1 Battle Ram only because of price & size and I only have use for one.
But I would buy at least 6 Sky Sleds!
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If the vehicle is well done, I would buy 4...
I'd definitely buy one, then ask for another as a gift. So, that'd be two.
What about price? You think it'd be around $50?
"Everything comes to he who waits."
Two minimum.
It's the only vehicle that i'd like to buy extras of. Mattel really should have made it before the Wind Raider.
Just noticed this thread. I will be buying minimum of 5 might stretch it out to 7 Fiance will probably kill me if I do.
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how many will I buy? 1
How many would I buy? If I could afford it at least two, maybe as many as 3 or 4.
But I am only getting one. I will have my Sky Sled attached to it, with the evil sled free
I'll buy 1, c'mon I just need 1 of that !!
I'd spend instead further money for building armies of horde troopers/eternian palace guards/snakemen !
Anyway, its time for an evil warrior vehicle in 2015
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Your poll's closed, but I'm getting at least one!


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It just wasn't for @meganfox.
The actress, whojoined Twitteron Jan. 3, has abandoned the popular form of social media.
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Speedplay's most economical X-series pedal. The X5 uses a Chrome-moly steel spindle. They're built with needle and cartridge bearings to give them superior smoothness and longevity. The X5 incorporates an earlier release angle than the race-oriented X1 and X2 -- you'll need only a slight heel twist to exit, so you'll have no worries about getting out when you need to. 220g. Comes standard with cleats and mounting hardware. Compatible with virtually every road shoe in the marketplace.
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I've tried the zeros, spds, and these pedals. The zeros felt too hard to snap into compared to these x pedals. The spds didn't feel like I had that much power compared to these x pedals. These pedals work amazing, I didn't even have to practice getting in and out, they just got in super easily.
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I commute to work 5 days a week. the pedals are suppost to be greased at least once a year. didn't know that until talking to a friend. grease yours before the bearing fails.
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Description: The Education Dept. student assistant is responsible for photocopying, filing, typing, cleaning, assisting visitors and transporting audio-visual materials and equipment. This position requires providing service in a courteous and professional manner. Students may work from 8 to 20 hours per week; minimum hours may be waived by the Work Study Supervisor. Specific hours are decided by mutual agreement between the supervisor and the student when hired.
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Podcast: Processing Coffee at Gitesi, Rwanda
- July 3, 2014
During a trip to Rwanda, Tom documented his visit to the Gitesi processing station. This is where we get a lot of our Rwandan coffee from. The son of the mill's owner answers a lot of questions about the drying and processing that happens there. He also talks a bit about their future plans to expand and produce greater volumes of coffee.


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Things to see and do - Morocco
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Morocco is blessed with a huge variety of dazzlingly beautiful landscapes, from the Rif and High Atlas mountains to the Haouz Plain, and from sandy Atlantic beaches to arid lands in the south, not to mention the Valley of Roses east of Ouarzazate!
The wealth of flora and fauna here are given special protection, particularly in the nature reserves at Toubkal (south of Marrakech), in the eastern High Atlas and at Ifrane. As for the desert, it is far more lively than you might think with its scores of animals including dromedaries, golden jackals, striped hyenas, hedgehogs, gazelles and all kinds of lizards, snakes and pleasant insects like scorpions.
To reach the more remote areas, where the most magnificent sites are located (like the Chigaga sand dunes and the Erg Chebbi desert), you will need a suitable vehicle such as a 4x4. But you can take a "different" kind of tour of the area - on a camel or horseback trek, or even hiking (in the Mgoun massif for instance).
Surfing buffs will enjoy the breakers on the Atlantic Coast year round. And the coast at Essaouira is famous for its waves and very windy beaches.
Morocco is a special place where the light, colours, scents and the people's noble character was so fascinating to Delacroix. It is also worth visiting for its palaces surrounded by gardens, souks, and medinas with tightly packed houses.
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Rabat has preserved traces of its rich past. Visit the Chellah, vestiges of the Roman Sala Colonia and the royal necropolis, shared by storks; admire Hassan Tower, an unfinished minaret attesting to a...
Fes is a sublime imperial city, but nothing can sum up the wonders that await you here. The medina contains so many remarkable buildings that the only way to see them all is to get lost. Perhaps while...
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Moulay Ismaïl turned Meknes into an imperial city in the 17C and it owes its most beautiful buildings to him - on the same scale as the sultan's overweening ambitions. The imperial city, with its supe...
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Dallas, TX (Sports Network) - Jamie Benn and Cody Eakin both scored one goal
and one assist to lead the Dallas Stars to a 5-1 win over the Vancouver
Canucks on Thursday.
Ray Whitney, Vernon Fiddler and Erik Cole each added a goal for the Stars,
who sit four points behind the Columbus Blue Jackets for the eighth and final
spot in the Western Conference playoffs. The Blue Jackets are currently facing
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Derek Roy scored the lone goal for the Canucks, who could have clinched a
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Corey Schneider allowed five goals on 30 shots.
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A few years ago I went to PEI and bought a packet of lupin seeds. When I got home, I put them in a "safe" place and couldn't find them for two years. I now try to keep everything gardening-related together in a little desk drawer, but this sweet little box turned up on my desk recently and I just had to share.
The Kitchen Garden Box from Quirk Books is like a recipe organizer, but the "recipe" cards not only hold veggie recipes, there are other helpful seed-planting tips and tricks, as well. There are 10 reusable seed envelopes, but you could also file your own in there and keep everything together in one place.
How do you keep your seeds organized? Post a comment below and you could win a Kitchen Garden Box of your own. I'll randomly pick two winners next week.
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You're an experienced surfer. You know the ins and outs of your favorite breaks and you certainly know what equipment to use that consistently gets the job done. You don't need to be told that On A Mission makes some of the best stomp pads out there. With that being said, there are times when you need to teach others how to shred like yourself. There is nothing more disheartening when learning how to surf than not being able to keep your footing when you're first learning how to stand up on a board. Next time you teach some pretty girls or your little groms how to shred, make sure they have all the right gear. Jesse Hines' signature Stomp Pad is the perfect start. Not only is this 3 piece pad rider tested and approved, it has a diamond grid, EVA arch board and a rolled tail kick. This pad is thinner, lighter and grippier than most others out there. For a seasoned vet like yourself or the new girl next door, the pad will get the job done!
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Jessica Brewster of Sleepy Hollow was awarded the 2012 Diane Duvigneaud Senior Art Award at North Central College.
Jessica Brewster of Sleepy Hollow, Ill., was awarded the 2012 Diane Duvigneaud Senior Art Award during Honors Day May 15 at North Central College. This award is presented to a North Central student who demonstrates exceptional growth and creativity in art.
Brewster is a senior majoring in studio art with minors in dance and English at North Central College. She is the daughter of Philip and Elizabeth Brewster and a 2008 graduate of St. Edward Central Catholic High School in Elgin.


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Hey Guys,
Here is my set up and I have no clue how to proceed further since I am running out of ideas. My mail gateway is pointed to different linux server where only postfix is running say having hostname mailgw.example.com and mailbox server is actually a Zimbra server 7.1 where all the user mailboxes reside.
Above that I set up a split-dns server using dnsmasq on Mailbox server itself and would like to know what other settings I need to configure in DNS or in Zimbra installation to make the installation successful.
INTERNET----->MailGW [Linux Postfix]-------> MailBox [zimbra 7.1]
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Garden-Fresh Foods is initiating an expansion to its voluntary recall on various ready-to-eat salads, slaw, and dip products sold under various brands and code dates.
The products may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, an organism that can cause serious and sometimes-fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems.
Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, Listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
The brand names affected include Market Pantry, Archer Farms, D'Amico and Sons, Roundy's, Grandpa's, Maggie's, Finest Traditions, Chef's Kitchen, Garden-Fresh, Weis, Spartan and Portillo's.
Products are sold in various size containers (6 oz to 18 oz packages).
The products were distributed in the following states: WI, MN, IA, IL, OH, IN, TX, FL, MA, MO, MI, PA, AZ, CA, and distributed to retail stores and food services.
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Consumers who have purchased any of the suspect products are urged to return it to the place of purchase for a full refund. Currently there has been no illness or complaints related to this recall.
Consumers with questions may contact the company at 1-800-645-3367 Monday through Friday between the hours 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.


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(CNN) - An announcement from Rep. Ron Paul indicates that the Republican presidential candidate will no longer actively campaign for the GOP nomination, but will continue to work to secure delegates at upcoming Republican state conventions.
"Moving forward, however, we will no longer spend resources campaigning in primaries in states that have not yet voted," said Paul, in a statement released Monday afternoon. "Doing so with any hope of success would take many tens of millions of dollars we simply do not have."
But the longtime congressman from Texas, who's making his third bid for the White House, says he'll continue to try and secure delegates to the Republican convention in Tampa, Fla., in late August.
"Our campaign will continue to work in the state convention process. We will continue to take leadership positions, win delegates, and carry a strong message to the Republican National Convention that Liberty is the way of the future," adds Paul, in his statement.
As of April 1, Paul's campaign had $1.8 million cash on hand.
With former Sen. Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich having suspended their campaigns, Paul is the last remaining major candidate still standing against former Massachusetts Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
According to the most recent CNN estimate, Romney has secured 945 delegates, compared with 286 for Santorum, 145 for Gingrich and 99 for Paul. One-thousand, one-hundred and forty-four delegates are needed to clinch the nomination.
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Sunday marks ten years since the 9/11 terror attacks. Am I alone in being astonished that a decade has passed since that unforgettable day?
September 11th is one of those days where people who of a certain age will always remember where they were when they heard about the terrorist attacks on New York City, Washington D.C. and the crash in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
I remember where I was.
On September 11, 2001, I was a senior in college at the University of Missouri. I was packed and nearly ready to catch a flight to Tennessee, where the Radio and Television News Directors Association (RTNDA) Conference was preparing to get underway. I had won a scholarship to attend the conference, and I was so excited. All I had to do was stop by KOMU-TV in Columbia, MO, add a few reports to my tape of news stories to share with others at the conference and catch a flight. And I needed to call my sister in Chicago and my dear friend in Ohio to wish them happy birthday.
In my room, I had a tiny little Sony Watchman with a black and white screen that was no more than five by five inches. I was putting on my makeup while listening to the Today Show. They went to commercial break, saying they would be interviewing Ted Kennedy when they came back (Note: if you were watching Today on the East Coast when the attack happened, you would have seen a different segment...I was in the central time zone, so the show's timing was a little different). When they returned from break, there was no interview. There was the report that "something had happened" at the World Trade Center in New York City. No one really understood why a plane would go so off course to fly into a building. Matt Lauer and Katie Couric were talking to an NBC producer on the phone on the air who could see the World Trade Center from her home, and I will never forget the sound of the woman's voice shrieking and saying another plane had hit the other tower. Never.
I drove out to KOMU, but intead of preparing for my trip, we were all in full news coverage mode. I spent part of the day interviewing a tearful friend who, like so many others, could not get in touch with a relative in New York City. The phone lines were jammed all day. Fortunately, her family turned out to be alright, but we didn't know that until at least the next day.
That night in the newsroom was busier than an election night. Every available person was working. KOMU is staffed by some professors, some professional tv broadcasters, but mostly students from the university. We all grew up a lot that day. I didn't go to Nashville for the conference that day, or even that month. The conference I was so looking forward to was rescheduled. September 11th happened when several news directors were already in Nashville for the conference and were desperately trying to get back to their newsrooms to cover the biggest news story, ever, and while flights were grounded at every airport.
I don't remember what my "happy birthday" conversations were like with my sister or friend that day. I do remember seeing a U.S. flag going up in the window of a coffee shop that all the students loved. The name of it was Osama's. I also remember a friend getting scared when a military jet did a fly-by (a scheduled one) at a football game a few weeks later. She thought we were under attack. Those were two of the tiny memories I have that the world was not the same after 9/11.
I hope you use this blog forum as a place to share your memories of 9/11/01. We may share some of them on the air with viewers on Friday morning.


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I have a strange problem regarding sashes automatically created by DwtListViews. I have attached the full code of my example and a screenshot to illustrate the problem and for anybody who wants to try it out.
The situation is the following:
I have a DwtTree and a DwtListView (4 columns) separated by a DwtSash (HORIZONTAL_STYLE). In addition, I have some existing raw HTML in which I put the Dwt widgets. The raw HTML is the following (generated by the jsp).
The widgets are "put" in the div element with id "WorkflowDiv" as follows:Code:

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A nice little paragraph before the wflow

The footer information

The whole thing displays correctly in the browser. However, when I click on one of the columns to resize it, the black line representing the sash between the 2 columns is shifted to the right. Actually, it is shifted to the right, the size of the first cell in the raw HTML. That is, if the first cell of the raw html table of my example has a width of 100px, when you click on the sash of the listview to resize your column, you'll have the black line display 100px to the right of the place you clicked.Code:document.getElementById("WorkflowDiv").appendChild(this._app.getHtmlElement()); where this._app is the DwtShell of the example.
How can I solve this ? Is this a bug ?
If you check out my screenshot, I clicked where I put the "red 1" and the black line appears "x" number of pixels to the right. The value of x, is the value of the first cell containing the "LALALA" text.


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Researched and created by the Women in Architecture Committee of AIA Baltimore, this exhibition celebrates the women who contributed to Maryland architecture from the 1920's to the 1960's.
Kibel Gallery Panel Discussion
Women Architects' Contributions to Mid-Century Modernism in Maryland
Aquaculture Landscapes explores the design and future productive landscapes where fish cultivation, recreation, conservation, and waste management are enmeshed, symbiotic relationships between flora and fauna are encouraged, and where progressive public/private partnerships support sustainable and profitable enterprise.
reVISION::Thinking Big focuses on five phased, mixed-use projects currently in design, in the final stages of development review, or under construction: The Yards, The Wharf, Burnham Place at Union Station, Capitol Crossing, and McMillan.
With much enthusiasm, The University of Maryland Kibel Gallery, in collaboration with the Embassy of Brazil, The Embassy of Italy and the Italian Cultural Institute, present the exhibition, Lina Bo Bardi: To Teach is To Construct produced and curated by Ronit Eisenbach and Denise Hochbaum.
Lecture: 'Fostering Creativity, Education, and Community through Technology'
Monday, March 9, 2015, 5:00 pm, Architecture Building Auditorium
Performance: Linux Laptop Orchestra
Tuesday, March 19, 2015, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm, "Great Space", Architecture Building
Lecture: 'Urban Light and Human Temporality'
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Official Tourism Website for Wakefield & District
Experience Wakefield. That's exactly what we want you to do. We are at the heart of the Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle, home to The Hepworth Wakefield, Yorkshire Sculpture Park and the birthplace of Dame Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore. Our galleries, castles, museums, hotels and attractions welcome millions of families each year. Visit us for days out, short stays, exhibitions, events and festivals.


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By Steve Holland and Roberta Rampton
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Barack Obama vowed on Wednesday to get to the bottom of allegations of neglect of veterans' healthcare and made clear Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki's job may be on the line as he scrambled to contain a budding controversy.
"If these allegations prove to be true, it is dishonorable, it is disgraceful, and I will not tolerate it, period," an angry-sounding Obama said.
The President appeared in the White House press briefing room moments after meeting Shinseki and Rob Nabors, the top Obama aide who is leading a review into allegations that long wait times for veterans seeking medical treatment could have led to some deaths.
He said he expects to get the preliminary results of a review about the scope of the problem at the Veterans Administration next week.
"When I hear allegations of misconduct, any misconduct, whether it's allegations of VA staff covering up long wait times or cooking the books, I will not stand for it, not as commander in chief, but also not as an American," Obama said.
Obama sidestepped a question as to whether Shinseki had tendered his resignation, but hinted that the retired four-star general may not want to stay on if it turns out the allegations are as sweeping as suggested.
"If he thinks he's let our veterans down, then I'm sure that he is not going to be interested in continuing to serve," Obama said. "At this stage, Ric is committed to solving the problem and working with us to do it."
Until now the White House has insisted Shinseki enjoyed Obama's confidence and officials have drawn parallels between him and Kathleen Sebelius, who stayed on as secretary of health and human services for months trying to clean up problems with the rollout of Obama's signature healthcare law.
The veterans' controversy has exploded in the midst of an election year in which Republicans seem poised to make gains in the U.S. Congress against Obama's Democrats.
"We need answers, leadership and accountability, none of which we've seen from the Obama administration to date," said Republican Senator John McCain.
The VA reports are the latest allegations of bureaucratic mismanagement to hit the Obama administration after the botched the rollout of the national healthcare website and the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of conservative groups for special scrutiny.
The flap is particularly biting for Obama because he and his wife, Michelle, have put much time into caring for veterans who have returned from combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, many of them with disabling injuries.
Nabors, a deputy White House chief of staff, will travel to Phoenix on Wednesday to look into allegations of long wait times for veterans seeking healthcare.
It is alleged that doctors at the veterans' facility there were ordered to put names on a secret waiting list for months, until a spot opened up on an official list, in a bid to make the waiting times appear shorter.
Three senior officials in Phoenix were put on administrative leave, and two top health officials at the Department of Veterans Affairs have resigned.
Similar allegations have been made at other veterans' medical facilities, and CNN reported on Tuesday that 26 were under investigation.
The Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives is preparing to start debate on a proposed bill that would make it easier for the department to fire or demote senior executives. A vote is expected this week.
The Veteran Affairs department oversees some 1,700 hospitals, clinics, nursing homes and other facilities, making it the nation's largest healthcare organization.
(Additional reporting by Mark Felsenthal; Editing by Jim Loney and Andre Grenon)


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Just like the title states, getting an incorrect username password error. As of Friday the user left for lunch, when they returned they could not authenticate to the mail account (saved password in browser). This is a windows 2003 domain that zimbra authenticates to. User is able to logon to windows, but not zimbra. Verified user account not locked, reset password, and tried to logon with a different computer.
I was able to logon Friday, but can no longer logon over the web. I do not know how many additional accounts may be affected until tomorrow.
I look forward to your ideas - thanks in advance for any help.
I am new to this position and zimbra as well.


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|Make back-to-school gear last longer
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Most families are spending less this season on school supplies, and therefore don't want to waste money when things break due to normal use or rough handling by little hands.
More parents are making moves to protect the more expensive and most heavily used school purchases from failures—such as computers, musical instruments, sporting equipment and even the most abused item of all, backpacks.
The average family is expected to spend $548.72 on school merchandise, and even more on college purchases, according to a survey from the National Retail Federation. That's a lot of money that could be wasted if products break down.
"We're seeing more parents taking advantage of service and replacement plans on school essentials, including computers, electronics and musical instruments, even pricey calculators and backpacks," says Jamie Breneman, a spokesperson for N.E.W. Customer Service Companies, Inc. "It's about teaching kids to properly care for their most used items and making sure they're covered from unexpected repair costs."
Manufacturers' warranties usually offer 90 days to one year of limited parts and labor. Take note of the word "limited." Those warranties only cover manufacturers' defects. So if a key stops working on your kid's laptop, manufacturers could consider this wear and tear, which many don't cover. Most extended service plans cover such failures. Additionally, some cover accidental damage from handling. If you want peace of mind for those "oops" moments, opt for the extended service plan with accidental damage from handling.
No matter what, kids should be taught to take care of their things:
—Always transport or store laptops in protective pouches or bags. Keep cell phones in holsters or cases. If kids keep phones in pockets, make sure they can't easily slip out.
—Keep liquids away from computers, MP3 players, calculators and phones.
—Don't throw backpacks on the floor. Hang them up or place them out of the way.
—Keep pens and pencils in a case so they don't leak in backpacks or puncture items.
—Clean musical instruments after use and put them back in cases.
Even the most well intentioned kids can be careless. So savvy parents have learned there are many service and replacement plans for school items:
—Computers and electronics are perfect candidates for extended service plans, protecting against costly repairs or replacement. The better plans protect against failures due to normal wear and tear, environmental factors (heat, dust and humidity), power surges or electrical failure, and even failure to perform at manufacturer specifications. Plus, reputable service plans will offer troubleshooting via phone or online portals where support is given around the clock. For college kids, access to free troubleshooting provides parents peace of mind knowing their kid's laptop is up and running.
—Musical instruments frequently suffer unintentional damage. Extended plans can be critical for the most popular band and orchestra instruments, like trombones, clarinets, flutes and more. Choose extended service or replacement plans that will either repair instruments or replace them.
—Even basic supplies can be covered, such as backpacks, pencil sharpeners and calculators. General coverage includes: 100 percent parts and labor, and protection against defects in material and workmanship, including those due to normal wear and tear. Backpack coverage also includes seam separation and zippers.
"No matter if students are working on reports on their computers, playing in football games or performing with the orchestra, parents are looking to sleep easier knowing their equipment is protected," says Breneman.


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Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) - Jeff Teague posted 27 points and eight
assists as the Atlanta Hawks took a 102-94 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on
Louis Williams scored 16 points with five rebounds, while Al Horford gave 14
points and 11 boards for the Hawks, who have won three straight.
Kyrie Irving had a game-high 28 points along with six rebounds and five
assists for the Cavaliers, who had their first two-game winning streak of the
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|High School:
|Brebeuf Jesuit
2011 - Freshman Season: Saw action in 66 sets over 26 matches...played in 42 sets over the final month of the season...totaled 72 digs and 15 assists...posted seven digs and an assist Portland (Sept. 1)...had three digs and three assists vs. Elon (Sept. 9)...totaled seven digs vs. Austin Peay (Sept. 9)...had three digs and two assists at Youngstown State (Oct. 14)...posted season-high nine digs with two assists in league tournament vs. Green Bay (Nov. 18)...matched season high of nine digs in league tourney semifinal against Cleveland State (Nov. 19).
High School: Played two seasons at Brebeuf and two seasons at Center Grove...earned all-state and all-star honors at Brebeuf Jesuit...helped the team to a state championship as a junior in 2009 and a runner-up finish in 2010...named All-Metro South Player of the Year and Johnson County Player of the Year playing as a freshman at Center Grove...played for Team Indiana, leading the team to third place at U18 AAU Nationals...high school and club coach was Brian Murray.
Personal: Born October 25, 1992...daughter of Lee and JeanAnna Yarling...has two brothers, Chaise and Gaige...health sciences major.