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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The Iowa State gymnastics team (8-14 overall, 0-2 Big 12 Conference) placed third at Saturday's NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional, but the Cyclones will have representation at the NCAA Championship. Junior Michelle Shealy advanced to the NCAA Championship in the all-around, marking the second time the Snellville, Ga., native has earned a spot in the national finals. No. 3 Alabama (197.400), placed first No. 9 Utah (196.400) took second, Iowa State (195.400) earned third place, No. 15 Denver (195.275) finished fourth, BYU (194.450) was fifth and No. 23 Kent State (193.500) notched sixth.
Iowa State's third-place finish was its highest mark since taking third in 2009.
Shealy qualified individually in the all-around, scoring 39.050 in just her third appearance on the event this season. Shealy's 39.050 score was her highest in the all-around this season. The Cyclone junior placed fifth in the all-around. The top two all-around finishers at the regional, not from a qualifying team, advance to the national championship.
Shealy also tied for sixth on beam (9.800) and seventh on bars (9.850).
The Cyclones connected on all 24 of their routines at the meet, meaning they did not have a fall. The meet marked the first time Iowa State did not record a fall this season at a competition. Iowa State's team score was its third highest of the season.
There was a three-way tie for first on vault. Alabama's Kayla Williams, Utah's Georgia Dabritz and the Utes' Tory Wilson all scored 9.925 on the apparatus.
Williams, Alabama's Kim Jacobs, the Crimson Tide's Ashley Priess, Dabritz and Alabama's Kim Jacob posted 9.900 on bars to tie for first. Iowa State's Camille Santerre-Gervais registered 9.875 to tie for fifth on the apparatus.
Jacob won the beam outright with a 9.950 effort. Shealy's 9.800 was Iowa State's top mark on beam.
Alabama's Diandra Milliner and Utah's Nansy Damianova tied for first on floor, scoring 9.925.
Priess won the all-around, scoring 39.600.
Junior Milan Ivory had an impressive meet, scoring 9.850 on both her events. Ivory's 9.850 on vault earned her a tie for seventh, and she tied for ninth on floor. Junior Henrietta Green also scored 9.850 on floor to tie for ninth.
Shealy will begin competing April 19 at the NCAA Championship in Los Angeles in Pauley Pavilion.


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Ringing up its 41st consecutive South Coast Conference victory Friday, the Pasadena City College women's badminton team is at the halfway mark of what will likely be its fifth straight conference championship season. The Lancers wiped out El Camino, 19-2, at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
The Lancers have recovered from their 0-2 non-conference start to move their record to 6-2 and a perfect 6-0 in SCC matches. Defending CCCAA state singles champion Angie Ortiz led the charge v. El Camino as she recorded two sweeps and two doubles sweeps with No. 1 team partner Alyssa Boyt. ECC's No. 1 player Corinne Belendres tried to keep up with Ortiz, but went down to the Lancer wizard, 21-8, 21-17.
Other Lancers who had a perfect afternoon were Boyt, who picked up two singles wins at PCC's No. 4 ladder, No. 5 player Alejandra Palacios, who went 2-0 in singles and teamed with Grace Espinoza for two doubles' triumphs at the No. 2 pair slot, and No. 3 performer Shaghig Avedisian, who was 2-0 in singles and coupled with Sophia Njomin to win the lone No. 3 doubles match.
Espinoza (No. 2) and No. 6 Grace Park each were 1-1 in singles.
"We're working on what will be our best pairings in doubles while getting a better handle on what will be our set singles ladder," said PCC head coach Bill Sanchez. "The healthy competition comes from our practices, and then the players have to earn their spots during matches. This is one reason why we've been successful for so many years. The players are hungry and not complacent."
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(INDIANAPOLIS STAR) -- The crime: In April 1992, a young woman working alone in a low-cost shoe store on the Indianapolis Far Eastside was found shot to death. The store, which no longer exists, was easily accessible from Interstate 70.
After a St. Charles, Mo., detective suspected a pattern, bullets from two of the shootings were confirmed to have come from the same gun.
Within weeks, bullets linked all six victims to the same .22 caliber weapon, and with the help of FBI profilers, a task force of investigators developed a pattern and a psychological sketch of the suspect.
All of the victims worked alone, except for two who were together at a bridal shop. All of the shops were specialty stores and other businesses not likely to have a large amount of cash on hand. A few hundred dollars were taken from most of the locations, but robbery was discounted as a primary motive.
The shooter appeared to prefer petite, dark-haired women as targets. One man was killed in the initial series, but he wore his hair in a ponytail and might have appeared to be a woman from the back.
Three shootings in Texas shootings followed the same general pattern, although along a different highway I-35. Midwest investigators think these shootings were the work of the same man, but Texas officers never fully bought into the idea and were not part of the task force. If it were the same shooter, he switched guns or somehow lost the first one, but stuck with a .22.
The victims:
Robin Fuldauer, 26. April 8, 1992. Fuldauer was the manager of the Payless Shoe Source in the 7300 block of Pendleton Pike. She was working alone between 1:30 and 2 p.m. when someone entered the store and shot her.
Patricia Magers, 33, and Patricia Smith, 23. April 11, 1992; Wichita, Kan. The two women were found slain in a tuxedo and bridal shop. Investigators think the killer first saw only one of the women because the other was in a back room.
Michael McCown, 40. April 27, 1992, Terre Haute. McCown was found shot to death in his mother's ceramics store, Sylvia's Ceramics, not far from I-70. He was the only man killed in the series, but police think the shooter might have mistaken McCown for a woman because of his ponytail and because the name of the store made it seem likely a woman might be inside.
Nancy Kitzmiller, 24. May 3, 1992, St. Charles, Mo. Kitzmiller was shot as she worked alone in the western-footwear store she managed.
Sarah Blessing, 37. May 7, 1992, in Raytown, a suburb of Kansas City, Mo. Blessing was shot to death in the store she opened with several friends. Called The Store of Many Colors, it offered crystals, vitamins and natural foods.
After that series of slayings, there was a pause. In 1993, a second series of shootings began that bore a marked similarity to the I-70 series. The Texas shootings also involved a .22 caliber weapon, but not the same gun used in the I-70 shootings.
Mary Ann Glasscock, 51. Sept. 25, 1993, Fort Worth, Texas. Glasscock was shot as she worked alone in a small antiques store.
Amy Vess, 21, Nov. 1, 1993, Arlington, Texas, just east of Fort Worth. Vess was found shot to death in a dance wear shop.
Vicki Webb, 35. Jan. 15, 1994, Houston, Texas. Webb was working alone in her gift shop when a man came in, chatted with her, browsed, then shot her in the head. She survived the initial shot because a quirk in her anatomy - unusually large vertebrae - prevented the bullet from penetrating into her head. She pretended to be dead. The shooter put his weapon to her head again and pulled the trigger - the gun misfired. He laughed, stepped over her and left.
The killer:
Based on descriptions from people who saw a man near some of the crime locations, investigators came up with a sketch of a thin white man in his 30s with sandy or reddish hair.
Over the years, investigators have focused on several men initially thought to be good suspects, but none of the leads panned out.
At one point, a multi-state task force had database of about 67,000 names of potential witnesses - or suspects: people who had stayed at hotels and motels near the crime scenes, people who had driven through toll booths , people who had been stopped for speeding or other traffic infractions in the crime areas around the time of the crimes.
The local detective:
Cumberland Police Chief Michael Crooke was a homicide detective with the then-Indianapolis Police Department when the first homicide occurred. Although he retired from IPD in 2004 and the multi-state task force has been dissolved, Crooke continues to work the case as much as is possible.
That means he hears about once a month from someone - via a telephone inquiry or other local law enforcement officers - about the status of the case. The case has been featured on just about all of the true-crime television series and whenever one airs, or is re-run, he's likely to get a call.
Occasionally, one of the FBI expert profilers he worked with calls about another case somewhere else in the country that might be worth checking out. Crooke follows up, but so far, no other cases have been linked to his series of mystery shootings.
A few big questions:
What happened to the first .22 caliber weapon used in the I-70 slayings? The shooter could have discarded it, but it might also have been confiscated by a local police agency in the course of a traffic stop or minor crime investigation. The gun could be sitting in a police vault somewhere, Crooke said.
What happened in the interlude between the I-70 slayings and the Texas shootings?
Maybe the shooter was in jail on some small infraction, Crooke wonders. Maybe that stretch of inactivity makes sense to someone who knows the shooter.
Maybe someone knows something, but they don't realize it's important. And maybe a little nudge will cause them to remember something.
By Diana Penner, Indianapolis Star


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UW Oshkosh faculty and academic staff may choose to self-organize, elect an existing union as our representative, or choose no representation at all. There are examples of all models around the country. Minnesota State College is self-organized. They do not belong to the AFT or another big union. Rutgers, on the other hand, is represented by the AAUP-AFT. If we choose representation, negotiations would take place at the UW System level (i.e., the union would be bargaining with the Board of Regents, not directly with our campus administrators.) Things that are currently in our handbooks (e.g., disciplinary procedures), would become part of a union contract. If either the union or the administration wanted to make changes to these things, they would have to negotiate. This is not all that different than what occurs as part of our faculty governance process. The big difference for us is that the UW System would be required to negotiate with the union(s) over wages, fringe benefits, and other working conditions (e.g., hours of work, wage determination processes, and even class size and related workload issues).
To obtain union representation, our campus must show that at least 30% of the employees within a particular bargaining unit (e.g., faculty) wish a union to represent them in collective bargaining. This is done by collecting signed "authorization cards" that state something to the effect of, "I want the AFT to be my union for the purpose of negotiating wages, hours, and working conditions with the University of Wisconsin." This is called an "authorization card campaign." Once enough interest is demonstrated (i.e., enough cards are signed), the union may request an election from the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission. If a very high percentage of employees have signed the cards, the union may ask the employer to "voluntarily recognize" the union as the collective bargaining agent. If the employer agrees, no election is necessary. Most unions will not petition for an election unless they can get at least 60-70% of the employees to sign authorization cards for two reasons. First, they are likely to lose some supporters once the employer embarks on its own campaign to resist unionization. Second, some unions rely heavily on "grass roots" efforts of the employees in negotiations and in daily administration of the contract (i.e., ensuring compliance). In such a "participation model" of unionization, the union needs to know that most of the employees are truly committed to exercising their collective voice in their relationship with their employer.
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Dave,I am happy for you to have found new employment so quickly . I know that four months with little or no income sucks with a mighty wind .My own finances have leveled off so. I plan on getting Old Bill back on the road this weekend. If this good weather holds lets get together and find a good Barbeque stand somewhere .Robert
However there are things that can be done within those limitations to get the most out of the bike.
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Kant, like Aristotle uses a maxim to bring out the importance and essence of ethics Kant. Given the above maxim made by Kant, it is easy to see that to him, the most important concept that used to appraise an action carried out by an individual as either good or bad, is the will. This is to say that to Kant, an action may be deemed bad, in extrinsic terms, but a careful look at the intrinsic underpinnings may justify the action that has been carried out.
John Locke
He performed his duties as a philosopher between August 29th, 1632 and October 28th, 1704. He did not only make contributions touching on political philosophy, but also made cogent contributions towards ethics as moral philosophy. As a matter of fact, Locke's concept of ethics is considered in social sciences as the Father of Liberalism (Dunn) . According to Tully, Locke's viewpoint on ethics is found on intergenerational obligation and stewardship. To Locke, the system of intergenerational ethics is based on five factors: the need to preserve human species; the need to prevent any possible destruction or wastage of creation; the need to treat the earth as opposed to owners the need to leave behind, what is enough and good for other people; and the need to respect and preserve every generation's right to chart its own destiny by making its own political choices. This means that John Locke's arguments on ethics are merely geared towards ensuring that there is intergenerational social justice and harmony (Tully) .
The preservation of the human species is the primary concern of Locke in ethics. To him, all ethical standards and fundamentals of all natural laws are ancillary to the need to act towards the realization of the preservation of species. Locke adheres closely to Biblical notion that the earth is given for mankind as a form of intergenerational commons and cites King David's point that, "God gave the world to Adam and to his posterity in common." To this effect, the chief obligation of mankind as the tenant is to maintain the property or an asset in as good state as it was, primordially. To Locke, therefore, as a tenant, every individual must be guided by the ethics that will safeguard the earth for both God and the tenant-generations that are to come.
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8 Ways to Love Your Body, Celebrity-Style
Cellulite sucks because, well, if your mom has it, chances are you do too (aka it's genetic). Lumpy, bumpy skin is caused when fat presses up against the vertical connective tissue that surrounds fat cells in our thighs, for example. This creates a bulging of the cells, resulting in a dimpled effect (picture your skin pushing through fishnet stockings).
But even if it runs in your family, there are ways to minimize its appearance...
A healthy diet plays an important role in keeping the signs of cellulite at bay. Eat plenty of fiber and whole grain foods (such as bran and oat cereals), since they help to remove waste and toxins from the intestinal tract, as well as fruits and vegetables.
Also, drink plenty of agua. If you increase your daily intake of water, your body will begin to shed its excess fat, including the fat stored as cellulite. The water will also help strengthen the collagen in your skin, helping to reduce the lumpy look.


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KLEM News Update Augst 8, 2010
(SIOUX FALLS)--The National Weather Service is issuing an excessive heat advisory for several hours beginning this (Sunday) afternoon.
Hot and humid conditions are expected to create heat index readings of 100 to 115 degrees. Temperatures will reach about 95 degree this afternoon with dew points in the mid to upper 70s.
The heat advisory begins at one this afternoon and continues until seven tonight.
To prevent heat illnesses, staying out of the sun and drinking plenty of fluids are recommended.
The forecast doesn't offer much relief overnight and for the next several days.
LUW's adventures are winning United Way foursome's challenge
(LE MARS)--The Seventh Annual Le Mars United Way Golf Tournament will begin the 2010 United Way campaign September 2nd at noon.
The annual tournament at the City of Le Mars Willow Creek Golf Course will also continue a tradition for Luw.
Luw, which is short for Le Mars United Way, is a 30-pound traveling trophy given to the winning foursome from the United Way golf tournament.
For the past 12 months, Luw has traveled with Todd Lancaster, Matt Washburn, Reed Eimers and Cory Nordstrom--the 2009 winning foursome--for a second year in a row.
United Way volunteer and board chair Janelle Bixenman says it's tradition to have Luw's adventures from the last 12 months documented in a photo album for all to see during the golf tournament. Based on tradition, the foursome is charged with trying to better the photo album of LUW's travels and adventures from the previous year.
LUW will be awarded to the winning foursome at the dinner immediately following the Seventh Annual Le Mars United Way Golf Fundraiser. The tournament is a four-person scramble.
(SIOUX CENTER)--A Siouxland College is keeping its tradition of national achievement.
This year's Dordt College class of engineering graduates earned a perfect pass rate on the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam.
Since 2000, Dordt's engineering department has achieved a 98 percent average pass rate with the perfect 100 percent in 10 out of those 11 years.
Dordt provost Erik Hoekstra says this type of excellent program doesn't just come together without dedicated students and faculty who put a focused effort on quality.
Garden Field Day set for Sutherland Research Farm
(ORANGE CITY)--A demonstration Garden Field Day is planned at the Iowa State University Northwest Research Farm near Sutherland Wednesday.
I-S-U Extension Horticulture Educator Melissa O'Rourke will present information on disease and insect problems she's seen this growing season. O'Rourke will also offer options for prevention, management and fall sanitation techniques.
Research farm officials will give the public a tour of the 2010 demonstration garden which is planted with a variety of annual flowers and vegetables. Marigolds and petunias were planted in a quilt block pattern.
The research garden is part of a trial compost project from the I-S-U composting facility. One-fourth of the garden had soils to which the compost was applied.
Information on fall-seeded vegetable gardens will be provided a guest speaker. The Garden Field Day features root beer floats and roasted sweet corn.
The Research Farm is a mile and a half south of Calumet at the intersection of Highway 59 and O'Brien County road B-62. The address is 6320 500th Street, Sutherland.
Red Cross appeals for funds for disaster needs
(SIOUX CITY)--A new disaster relief fundraising drive is underway by the Siouxland Area Chapter of the American Red Cross.
The Hurricane season, the oil spill in the Gulf and local floods and home fires are factors in the fund drive.
Executive Director Tammy Lee says Red Cross spends about 450-million dollar a year responding to nearly 70-thousand disaster across the country. Lee says Red Cross is asking people to click, text or call to support Red Cross disaster relief.
People who want to make a contribution to disaster response can visit www.siouxlandredcross.org or call 1-800-REDCROSS to support American Red Cross Disaster Response or text REDCROSS to 90999 to make a donation.
Hospitals announce community benefit
(SIOUX CITY)--Sioux City hospitals provide nearly 25 million dollars in community benefit.
The new economic report is based on an assessment of the health care providers by the Iowa Hospital Association.
The report estimates the community benefit from Mercy Medical Center at 15.5-million dollars and from St. Luke's Health System at 9.5-million dollars.
Community benefits include services and programs such as health screenings, support groups, immunizations, nutritional services and transportation programs.
According to the Iowa Hospital Association report, St. Luke's reported 3.3-million dollars in charity care as well as more than 750-thousand dollars in subsidized health or community services.
Mercy's charity care was 3.5-million dollars plus 2.3-million dollars in subsidized health or community services.
The two hospitals reported over seven-million dollars in Medicaid losses or unreimbursed costs associated with treating Medicaid patients.
OAKVILLE, Iowa (AP) Gov. Chet Culver has joined Oakville residents in celebrating their recovery from devastating 2008 flooding.
Oakville was submerged on June 14, 2008, when a levee along the Iowa River broke. The town of about 400 people was evacuated.
Residents focused on recovery and rebuilding efforts during Saturday's annual homecoming celebration.
Culver says Oakville is the best example of ``how Iowans can pull together in the face of very serious challenges.''
He says Oakville has gotten nearly $4.7 million in recovery assistance.
Iowa mayor offers reward for details about vandals
POLK CITY, Iowa (AP) The mayor of Polk City is offering a $3,500 reward for information about the vandals who damaged his home and a city park.
Mayor Gary Heuertz is offering the cash in exchange for information that leads to an arrest in the case.
Polk City police say vandals damaged the mayor's home on July 21. Police haven't offered any details about the extent of the damage.
Vandals also damaged or destroyed 29 trees at Kiwanis Park and the Sports Complex, causing about $5,000 in damage.
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Polk County sheriff's office or Crime Stoppers.
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Animal neglect charges filed
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) A 24-year-old Iowa City man is charged with animal neglect after police found five injured pit bulls inside a trailer with no food or water.
Darrell Keith Cathey is being held at the Johnson County Jail on $6,000 bond. He faces 13 charges, including animal neglect.
It was not immediately clear who he's being represented by.
Johnson County sheriff's deputies visited the trailer last week after getting a tip about the dogs.
Officials say the animals had been left for several days with no food or water.
The dogs have multiple injuries, including bites, tears and puncture wounds.
Misha Goodman, director of Iowa City Animal Care and Adoption Services, says at least two of the dogs have permanent injuries to their paws and ears.
Flu illness reported in Eastern Iowa
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are advising doctors to be on the lookout for season influenza after the illness was reported in parts of eastern Iowa.
The Atlanta-based agency cited two flu outbreaks in the state in its message to doctors.
Four members of an Iowa college sports team became ill last month. Nine children at a child care center also became ill with the flu, the CDC reported.
The cases were all in eastern Iowa but the exact locations were not identified.
Tricia Kitzmann, Deputy Director for Johnson County Public Health, says three college students in an apartment also were diagnosed with seasonal flu last month.
The CDC has identified season flu in 12 states, including Iowa.
Work on art over I-80 overpass in Iowa continues
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) Work on an art installation over an Interstate 80 overpass in Council Bluffs is expected to continue well into August.
On Friday, a crane began installing bases on the four corners of the 24th Street bridge over Interstate 80. The project is expected to continue into the week of Aug. 16. There's no set completion date.
The four multimetal sculptures of stainless steel, weathering steel and bronze plate are called ``Odyssey'' by the sculptor, Albert Paley. They weigh up to 70,000 pounds, or 35 tons.
The $3 million artwork serves as a sort of gateway to Nebraska to the west and the rest of Iowa to the east.
It was selected by the Iowa West Foundation's public art initiative.
Iowa State Fair offers tracking device for parents
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) The Iowa State Fair is offering a new tool for parents looking to keep track of their children at the sprawling fairgrounds.
The Secur-a-pal is a tracking device that's small enough to fit in a child's pocket or on a belt loop.
If the child becomes lost, they can press a button and send a text message that gives their location.
Parents with smart phones can also have the device use GPS to give the child's exact location.
Fair spokeswoman Lori Chappell suggests that the tracking device can also be used for people bringing elderly guests.
The device will cost $10.
Organizers are estimating more than 1 million people will attend the fair later this month.
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Staff Report
Published Nov. 26, 2012
The application and guidelines for counties that want to participate in the South Carolina Work Ready Communities initiative are now available, Gov. Nikki Haley said today.
South Carolina is one of four states to participate in the ACT Certified Work Ready Community pilot program, which aims to make states more competitive and close the skills gap.
The South Carolina initiative will certify the quality of a county's workforce based on high school graduation rates, soft skills development, business support and the number of National Career Readiness Certificate holders.
The certificate from the Iowa-based testing company ACT is a portable credential that demonstrates achievement of a job candidate's skills in applied mathematics, locating information and reading for information.
"We're participating in the Certified Work Ready Communities initiative because this program offers a nationally recognized and respected credential that shows businesses that South Carolina has the workforce and expertise that they need in order to grow," Haley said.
Haley offered details of the program during a news conference at Orangeburg-based manufacturer Zeus Inc.
The company, which makes polymer extrusions, supports WorkKeys, a pre-employment test for documenting and improving the basic math and reading skills of workers.
All new manufacturing workers at Zeus, which employs 1,200, must take the WorkKeys test — also developed by ACT — and score proficient to qualify for a job.
"Zeus believes strongly in ensuring and improving the work skills of all its employees," said company CEO John M. Worley Jr. "WorkKeys is not just a good business practice; it also gives our employees a sense of pride about the work they perform and helps to improve the overall quality of the workforce in South Carolina."
Having a qualified and skilled workforce is the backbone for economic prosperity, said Lewis F. Gossett, president and CEO of the South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance.
"Through this cooperative local approach that aligns economic development, education and workforce development, South Carolina will be able to demonstrate we have a ready workforce that can be competitive," Gossett said.


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|Grilled Chicken with Lemon, Capers, and Oregano and a simple salad of cucumber and olives tossed with my favorite Caesar Dressing.
Grilled Chicken with Lemon, Capers, and Oregano (Makes 4 servings, recipe adapted from 2001 Chicken Recipes.)
4 boneless-skinless chicken breasts, trimmed
Marinade Ingredients:
1/4 cup olive oil
2 T fresh squeezed lemon juice
1 tsp. dried oregano, crushed
1 tsp. garlic puree (or crushed fresh garlic)
1/2 T caper juice
2 T finely chopped capers (or use less if you're not wild about capers)
fresh ground black pepper to taste
(You might want to read how to make juicy and perfect grilled chicken breasts before you make this.)
Use a chef's knife to finely chop capers. Crush the oregano with a rolling pin or meat mallet. Mix together olive oil, lemon juice, oregano, garlic puree, caper juice, chopped capers, and black pepper. (You could also put all the marinade ingredients in a blender and process them rather than chopping the capers and crushing the oregano.)
Lay chicken flat in a large Ziploc bag and pour marinade over. Let chicken marinate in the refrigerator, preferably 4-6 hours or longer.
Spray the grill grates with non-stick spray, then preheat gas or charcoal grill to medium-high. (You can only hold your hand there for a few seconds at that temperature.) Lay the chicken pieces at an angle to the grill grates and cook for 3-4 minutes without moving. Then lift the edge of one piece of chicken to see if grill marks are as dark as you'd like them. When they look good, rotate the chicken to the opposite angle and cook 3-4 minutes more on the first side.
When you have good grill marks, turn chicken to the opposite side and cook 2-3 minutes more (or longer for very thick chicken breasts.) Chicken is done when it feels firm (but not hard) to the touch when you press down on it with your finger. Don't overcook. Serve hot.
This chicken could also be cooked in a stove-top grill pan with ridges or a George Foreman Grill with good results.
South Beach Suggestions:
Nutritional Information?
More Delicious Ideas with Capers:
(Recipes from other blogs not always South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
How to Use Capers (and four favorite recipes) ~ The Perfect Pantry
Pan-Grilled Chicken with Green Olive, Caper, and Lemon Relish ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Hummus Dip with Kalamata Olives and Capers ~ Jeanette's Healthy Living
Grillled Fresh Salmon Burgers with Caper Mayonnaise ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Cauliflower with Almonds, Raisins, and Capers ~ Smitten Kitchen
(Want even more recipes? I find these recipes from other blogs using Food Blog Search.)
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Chemist Joseph A. Lewis II made a name for himself in the 1980s due to his landmark research into the benefits of glycolic acid for the skin. His work resulted in some of the first skin care products to use alpha hydroxy acids, which are derived from fruits and have the ability to safely dissolve the bonds that hold dead skin cells to the complexion. Powerful exfoliators, alpha hydroxy acid products are incredibly effective for battling signs of aging by removing dull skin cells to reduce the appearance of fine lines, age spots and wrinkles. The PRIORI Advanced AHA Cosmeceuticals collection marks the latest evolution in alpha hydroxy acid products.
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The New Castle Recreation Department has released its Winter Activity Guide with a variety of programs for youth and adults.
New youth programs this winter include: Slapshot Floor Hockey and Lil' Kickers Futsal for ages 5-8; Spike It Volleyball for ages 8-14; and the Trompin' Tots Spring Into Action program for ages 1-4.
New programs for adults include a 4 on 4 basketball league, pickleball clinic, Snow Lover's Club and the Winter Blast Quads Volleyball Tournament. Final registration for boys third through sixth grade basketball and the popular Tuesday Adult Mixed Quads Volleyball League is also being accepted.
Tuesday Adult Mixed Quads League begins in mid-January for both recreational and competitive teams. Teams are required to have at least one woman on the court during play, and the league is self-officiated. Registration fees are $120 per team, and the deadline is Jan. 11.
Spike It youth volleyball is a new program for children ages 8-14 on Tuesday evenings once a week for six weeks. The focus of the program is on teaching and developing the basic skills of the sport and include weekly drills and scrimmage games. Registration fee is $40, and the program dates are Jan. 22 through Feb. 26.
On Saturday, Feb. 9, the Winter Blast Quads Tournament begins at 9:30 a.m. Teams can be any combination of male and/or female players and the format will be pool-play with teams placed in playoff divisions based on their pool-play results. Registration fee is $80 per team by Feb. 4, $100 after that date.
Registration for these programs can be done online at www.newcastlerec.com, or by phone at 984-3352.


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It is far and few that I strongly recommend a Pop record achievement from my own country but, here is one of those rare instances when I strongly do; it is nothing short of a mini-masterpiece, the one time collaboration between famous Tarantino "Death Proof" movie soundtrack recording star, April March (in her world known cover of Swingin' Mademoiselle Ye Ye queen France Gall's Serge Gainsbourg-penned "Laisse Tomber les Filles" : "Chick Habit" that was even used later for a national Renault French car advertising campaign)... and French Indie Avant-rock band, Aquaserge, from the southern provincial town of Toulouse, up to here an excellent Robert Wyatt-era Soft Machine influenced combo. Excellent... which in itself is a rare instance among the French indie rock and pop scene enough to mention!
Continue reading "April March's flirt with Aquaserge (Serge! )... a petition to get a vinyl release of the CD only album on Freaksville Records (By Astro Lemocker ) :" »


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This is a town buck so no one should be scheduling hunts after this buck, but the genetics are out of this world. It shows the potential in Oregon if only management were different.
I am reposting pictures from the local Bend paper, Nosler apparently is saying that the first pic was taken on their property, that I discovered from a thread on ifish. http://www.ifish.net/board/showthrea...92#post4652592
I guess when it all said and done he is close to 260. Maybe a 40" outside spread, and a 30" inside spread. thoughts?


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|Mailand selected as October Senior of the Month
Calla Mailand, a senior at Perkins County High School, has been selected Senior of the Month for October.
She is the daughter of Steve and Kathy Mailand of rural Grant.
Mailand has been a participant in many activities throughout her high school career.
Some of them include mock trial, FFA, student council, National Honor Society and speech.
She has also been in marching band, jazz band and concert band as well as a member of the chorus.
She has participated in several musicals, one-act plays and spring plays while at Perkins County High School.
Community service includes participating in Perkins County Youth Council, volunteering at the Perkins County Senior Center, Christmas caroling and volunteering at the extension office.
She attended RYLA camp the summer between her sophomore and junior years.
After graduating in May, Mailand hopes to attend a four year college, and has of yet not decided which field she wants to study, but has an interest in medicine/massage therapy.
She plans to further her studies in Spanish and would like to participate in an exchange program in a Spanish-speaking country.
She appreciates being raised in the community of Grant where she has been supported in all of her activities by her church family, community members and teachers.
For being selected Senior of the Month, Mailand's picture will hang in the lobby of Pinnacle Bank in Grant and she will be eligible for a scholarship awarded at the end of the school year.
The Student of the Month and scholarship program are sponsored by Pinnacle Bank of Grant and members of the community.


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We have our own interface translation into the Czech language, which worked fine. After the update to version 7.2.1 we have a problem with setting an appointment reminder in calendar. Reminder time is displayed malformed:
If I select any reminder, the error "Reminder value is Greater than maximum value." occurs. If the switch to officially supported language, everything is fine.
There was some greater change in the language file? Anyone have any idea how to fix this?


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NEW YORK (USA Today) -- A federal judge in New York has ordered the Food and Drug Administration to make the "morning-after" pill available without prescription to girls of all ages.
The ruling overturns a decision in 2011 by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius that barred over-the-counter sales of the controversial pill to girls under 17. Sebelius' decision itself had overruled an FDA recommendation to widen availability
The pill, popularly known as "Plan B," typically works up to 72 hours after intercourse.
U.S. District Judge Edward Korman, of Brooklyn, said his order must be carried out within a month.
He criticized the FDA for failing to engage in rulemaking to adopt an age-restricted marketing regime. He said the plaintiffs, reproductive-rights organizations, should not be forced to endure - and the agency's misconduct should not be rewarded - for its "delay and obstruction."
Korman said the case isn't about the potential misuse of the so-called morning-after pill by 11-year-olds. He said the contraceptives would be among the safest drugs sold over the counter. He said the number of 11-year-olds likely to use the drugs was minuscule.
Last year, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommended that oral contraceptives be sold over the counter without a prescription to help lower the nation's high unintended pregnancy rate.
The pill has been widely available for several years in Europe and Latin America.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) -- They received a hero's welcome.
World War Two veterans from Michigan, Kentucky and Missouri visited the World War Two memorial. It was the first time for many and emotional for quite a few.
"Brings back some good memories and bad memories," said Charles Springstube, a World War II veteran who served in the Navy. "(The bad memories are) people who get slaughtered on both sides of the continent."
For those who were in Europe during the war, it was 68 years ago today, when 160,000 men stormed the beaches of Normandy, France.
"My outfit was involved in Omaha Beach, but I was in the hospital that day, and I didn't make the beach," explained Forrest Easley, a World War II veteran who from Springfield, Missouri.
Easley, who served in the army as a private first class, remembers thinking about his friends on D-Day when allied forces liberated France from Nazi Germany in 1944.
"A lot of my guys were lost there, so it makes me wonder, why I'm here and they're there," said Easley.
Studies show that we're losing 900 to 1,000 veterans a day. World War II veterans are becoming even more rare, but their sacrifice not forgotten as they ask fellow Americans to carry on their legacy.
"It's your turn now," Easley said. "We did ours. It's up to you to protect that flag."
Veterans came to DC through the Honor Flight Network, a national program that secures donations and sponsors to help fully pay for their trips. Many of the World War II veterans are in their 80s and 90s. It is most likely their last and only chance to see how the nations capital is paying tribute to them.
Ford Motor company also sponsored two flights for about 75 World War Two veterans from Michigan and Kentucky. Ford also announced Wednesday it is giving $200,000 to the Disabled American Veterans Transportation Network to purchase eight vehicles.


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This is a CentOS 4 based install, with the Zimbra Commmunity edition, version 4.5.1. Zimbra is running fine, managing domains, and its great stuff.
What I have noticed is that since installing Zimbra, logwatch stops sending mail to the root user. The Zimbra daily mail reports are making it fine, however
Logwatch is set to use /bin/mail and from what I can tell, /bin/mail isn't exactly working (since postfix/sendmail is disabled on the system in favour of having all mail handled by Zimrbra's postfix).
Should I set logwatch to use something rather than /bin/mail?
From what I can tell, this thread might be related: http://www.zimbra.com/forums/showthread.php?p=40424
As will this thread: http://www.zimbra.com/forums/archive...php/t-180.html however that test of sending mail within the zimbra user, fails for me
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St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - The first postseason game in 79 years for a team based in the city of Washington turned out to be well worth the wait.
Pinch-hitter Tyler Moore delivered a two-out, two-run single in the top of the eighth inning as the Washington Nationals opened up their National League Division Series against the defending world champion St. Louis Cardinals with a 3-2 come-from-behind win Sunday at Busch Stadium.
Moore's clutch hit came after Nationals reliever Ryan Mattheus (1-0) worked out of a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the bottom of the seventh.
Tyler Clippard and Drew Storen set St. Louis down the rest of the way to nail down the first playoff contest involving a Washington team since the Senators participated in the 1933 World Series, as well as the Nationals' postseason debut since moving from Montreal following the 2004 season.
The Expos participated in only one playoff series in their 36-year residence in Montreal, losing in five games to the Dodgers in the 1981 NLCS.
Adam Wainwright struck out 10 batters over 5 2/3 innings of one-run ball for St. Louis, but was let down by his team's bats as well as its defense.
Mitchell Boggs (0-1) was charged with the two eighth-inning runs, both of which were unearned due to a fielding error by rookie shortstop Pete Kozma. The Cardinals also went hitless in eight at-bats with men in scoring position and stranded a total of 10 runners for the game.
Nationals starter Gio Gonzalez surrendered just one hit and struck out five over five innings, but walked seven batters and was reached for two runs.
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Microsoft .NET Gadgeteer is a rapid prototyping platform for small electronic gadgets and embedded hardware devices. It combines the advantages of object-oriented programming, solderless assembly of electronics using a kit of hardware modules, and quick physical enclosure fabrication using computer-aided design.
About .NET Gadgeteer
.NET Gadgeteer was created by researchers at Microsoft as an internal prototyping tool, but because of external interest, particualrly from educators and hobbyists, we turned it into open source software supported by a hardware ecosystem from independent manufacturers.
The platform is built on the .NET Micro Framework, which allows small devices to be programmed in the C# language and make use of Visual Studio's programming and debugging tools.
Individual .NET Gadgeteer modules can be easily connected together to construct both simple and sophisticated devices. Each module adds some extra capabilities, such as the ability to display images, playback sounds, take pictures, sense the environment, communicate with other devices or enable user interaction. This powerful combination allows fully functional devices to be prototyped in a matter of hours rather than days or weeks.
- Sue Sentance, Steven Johnston, Steve Hodges, Jan Kučera, James Scott, and Scarlet Schwiderski-Grosche, Learning to Program with Visual Basic and .NET Gadgeteer, Microsoft Research, 1 November 2013.
- Steve Hodges, Time for Gadgeteer, in IEEE Spectrum, IEEE, April 2013.
- Sue Sentance and Steve Hodges, .NET Gadgeteer Workshop, in International Conference on Informatics in Schools: Situation, Evolution and Perspectives (ISSEP), Springer, 2 March 2013.
- Steve Hodges, James Scott, Sue Sentance, Colin Miller, Nicolas Villar, Scarlet Schwiderski-Grosche, Kerry Hammil, and Steven Johnston, .NET Gadgeteer: A New Platform for K-12 Computer Science Education, in SIGCSE '13 Proceedings of the 44th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, ACM, March 2013.
- Steve Hodges, Stuart Taylor, Nicolas Villar, James Scott, Dominik Bial, and Patrick Tobias Fischer, Prototyping Connected Devices for the Internet of Things, in IEEE Computer, IEEE Computer Society, February 2013.
- Steve Hodges, Stuart Taylor, Nicolas Villar, James Scott, and John Helmes, Exploring Physical Prototyping Techniques for Functional Devices using .NET Gadgeteer, in Proceedings of TEI 2013, ACM, February 2013.
- Sue Sentance and Scarlet Schwiderski-Grosche, Challenge and Creativity: Using .NET Gadgeteer in Schools (Best Paper Award), in Proceedings of 7th Workshop on Primary and Secondary Computing Education (WIPSCE '12), ACM, 8 November 2012.
- James Scott, A.J. Bernheim Brush, and Ratul Mahajan, Demo Abstract: Augmenting Homes with Custom Devices using .NET Gadgeteer and HomeOS, in Proceedings of BuildSys 2012, ACM, November 2012.
- AJ Brush, Jaeyeon Jung, Ratul Mahajan, and James Scott, HomeLab: Shared infrastructure for home technology field studies, in Workshop on Systems and Infrastructure for the Digital Home (HomeSys), ACM, September 2012.
- Nicolas Villar, James Scott, Steve Hodges, Kerry Hammil, and Colin Miller, .NET Gadgeteer: A Platform for Custom Devices, in Proceedings of Pervasive 2012, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, June 2012.
- Steve Hodges, Nicolas Villar, James Scott, and Albrecht Schmidt, A New Era for Ubicomp Development, in IEEE Pervasive Computing, vol. 11, no. 1, IEEE Computer Society, January 2012.
- James Scott, A.J. Bernheim Brush, John Krumm, Brian Meyers, Mike Hazas, Steve Hodges, and Nicolas Villar, PreHeat: Controlling Home Heating Using Occupancy Prediction, in Proceedings of UbiComp 2011, ACM, September 2011.
- N. Villar, J. Scott, and S. Hodges, Prototyping with Microsoft .NET Gadgeteer, in Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction, 2011.
If you want to cite .NET Gadgeteer, please refer to the paper above entitled ".NET Gadgeteer: a Platform for Custom Devices" at Pervasive 2012.
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Born on Sept. 10, 1931 in Toledo, OH, Hall was on the path to a so-called normal life as a teacher before he branched out later in life to become an actor. Hall performed in productions while in high school and at the University of Toledo prior to joining the army, but never considered turning it into a career until he was settled into marriage, children and his day job teaching high school. Moving to New York with his family, he began banging on doors, naively asking indifferent casting directors and stage managers to give him a shot. He was finally given his opportunity when he landed an understudy role for the Theatre Guild Company, which was then being steered by Helen Hayes, Leif Erick... Continue Bio >>
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Spokesman Jay Carney says a test would be a significant violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
He told reporters Thursday, quote, "We judge North Korea by its actions, and provocations like these are significant violations, and we act accordingly."
North Korea also made clear for the first time Thursday that its long-range rockets are designed not only to launch satellites, but to carry warheads aimed at striking the U.S. Its announcement came two days after the Security Council condemned a December satellite launch.
The council further tightened sanctions to impede the North's weapons programs, and Carney said the U.S. would be taking additional steps he did not specify.


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A very impressive map. I love the look of the plants.
To give you input on some of your questions, one needs to know what type of software was used in making it.
Thanx again for sharing.
I designed this map for a Star Wars RPG session, but there isn't too much about it which is distinctive to Star Wars. I built it from elements gathered from this site, RPGmapshare, the WotC custom maps forums, the Holocron, and some other sites.
I am looking for some feedback on the map. Particularly, how do I get rid of the blockyness of the map? [Yes, I know blockyness isn't a word.] The map looks very "square" to me and I was wondering if I'm just seeing things or if there is some way to fix it. In addition, is there a better way to do the transitions between water and land? Of course, all other comments are welcome as well.
A very impressive map. I love the look of the plants.
To give you input on some of your questions, one needs to know what type of software was used in making it.
Thanx again for sharing.
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The trouble I have is that the objects (especially terrain) comes in squares which lends itself to blockyness. Also, since I'm stacking objects on top of each other there is not really a smooth transition between water and land. Is there some way to modify images so that I get multiple textures in one "square" with an irregular edge defining the point where the textures meet?
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I would try Gimp. Its a bit daunting to start with but you dont need to use every last button and widget.
If your using art that needs to blend then you need to use PNG type images which have transparency but some of them just switch it on and off and other images fade the blend up - you need to get some of those, or make some up.
A lot of art programs like Gimp and photoshop work on layers so what you can do is put water in on one layer and grass on another upper layer so that grass overwrites the water. Then you can take a digital eraser and pull away some fo the grass to leave the water underneath. When your happy then save that out as an icon. Or leave the background clear, erase some grass and pop them over water and it will fade up grass. Just remember to save these images as PNG with all the 'alpha' or transparency information.
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The Dunjinni user forums have a lot of things for making the transitions from water to land...things like cliffs (scale them down of course), sidewalk transitions, river banks, etc. That blocky feel seems to come from the composition itself rather than any texturing or objects. The island in the middle is rather rectangular with a rather straight-line creek on the left, stuff in the lower middle and lower right.
The map looks great but if you want to make some changes then try this on for size (although I wouldn't touch it): the skinny landmass on the left with the straight creek...trying varying that shape much more but not too skinny in the middle as it will start to make the island look "outlined" by the water...make it fatter in the middle and skinnier at the bottom; try removing the stuff in the lower middle of the image and lastly try to break up the rectangular shape of the central island. As I said before I think it looks great so these are only things that might help. Cheers.
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I did something similar for a mission a while ago. The players raided an Imperial Research base on swamp world called Morass.
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Two years after the devastating earthquake, small businesses are more crucial for Haiti's economy than ever before.
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STILLWATER — Oklahoma State has hired former Wyoming assistant coach and Oklahoma native Jason Ray as its receivers coach, the school announced Thursday afternoon.
Ray, who hails from Porter and was a standout receiver at Broken Arrow High School, spent the past four seasons coaching running backs and wide receivers at Wyoming.
"We're very excited to add Jason Ray to the staff," OSU coach Mike Gundy said in a release. "He is an enthusiastic coach who brings a lot of energy to the staff. He has a great offensive mind."
Ray replaces Doug Meacham, who left OSU to become the offensive coordinator at Houston.
"I had great conversations with Coach Gundy and really believe in his vision," Ray said in a statement. "I look forward to working with Coach (Kasey) Dunn and building on the success OSU has had at the receiver position.
"Oklahoma State has been a dominant force in college football during the Gundy era and I'm extremely excited about joining the staff."
Ray was a member of four bowl teams during his playing career at Missouri, serving as a team captain as a senior in 2007. Before joining the coaching staff at Wyoming, Ray was a development associate of the Tiger Scholarship Fund.
During his time at Wyoming, Ray recruited the states of Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas.
OSU still needs to hire an offensive coordinator after Todd Monken left in December to become the head coach at Southern Miss.