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A Center Grove area apartment building was evacuated in the middle of the night while a police SWAT team searched for a man who was hiding inside.
In the end, police found and arrested Jonathan M. Dehebreard, 27, 1753 Honey Lane, Apt. 5, Greenwood, who is facing charges from July for theft and resisting law enforcement in Marion County.
No one was injured during the incident, but police were unsure of what they would face when they got a tip that Dehebreard was inside, Greenwood assistant police chief Matt Fillenwarth said.
Officers evacuated the 11 other apartments in the building at Honey Creek Apartments, off State Road 135 and north of Olive Branch Road, for two hours starting shortly after midnight Wednesday morning.
The three-story building was emptied as a precaution since bullets could penetrate walls and potentially hit people in other apartments, he said.
Dehebreard failed to appear in court in September, which is why a warrant was issued, Marion County Prosecutor's Office spokeswoman Peg McLeish said.
Greenwood police also arrested him on a new charge of resisting arrest after he would not follow police instructions during the arrest Wednesday. Officers had to fire pepper balls and shock him with a Taser, Fillenwarth said.
Greenwood police received a tip from a neighbor that Dehebreard was at the apartment, staying with his girlfriend Tara Ellis and her 7-year-old son.
No one answered the door at the second-floor apartment, but police were able to call Ellis. She told officers she was about 20 minutes away but would be heading home. When she didn't arrive, officers called her again and told her they were not leaving. She told them to get a search warrant.
They did and called in the SWAT team because they weren't sure who was in the apartment, whether anyone was armed or if there were hostages, Fillenwarth said.
"It wasn't a hostage scenario, although we were not sure until we went in the apartment," Fillenwarth said.
He said the residents of the other apartment units were taken to the complex clubhouse for about two hours.
Police got a key from the apartment complex management and entered the apartment. Officers found Ellis and her son in a bedroom and took them outside.
Ellis told police to look inside her son's bunk beds, where they would find Dehebreard, according to a police report. Officers removed the mattress and took apart the drawers under the bed, found Dehebreard and arrested him, the report said.
Since police were not sure if Dehebreard had any weapons, officers fired pepper balls, which are similar to a powerful tear gas, into the room to try to get him to come out, Fillenwarth said.
He did not leave the room after the pepper balls were fired, so police also shocked him with a Taser and then were able to place him under arrest, he said.
Police did not see any weapons in the home but did not do a detailed search because the warrant was only to go in and find Dehebreard, Fillenwarth said.
Officers also arrested Ellis on charges on neglect of a dependent and assisting a criminal for putting her son in a dangerous situation and helping Dehebreard hide inside the bunk beds, the report said.
Dehebreard would not have been able to reassemble the bed where he was hiding without help from another person, which is why Ellis was arrested, Fillenwarth said.
Police also gave her an alcohol breath test, which registered a blood-alcohol level of .334 percent.
The child was picked up by his grandmother.
Dehebreard was taken to the Johnson County jail, where he was being held on a $1,000 bond for the resisting arrest charge, and later will be taken to the Marion County jail.
Ellis also was taken to jail, where she was released on a $4,000 bond.


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Hartford — Legislation to abolish Connecticut's long prohibition on Sunday retail sales of alcohol cleared a final hurdle in the state Senate Tuesday and now awaits the signature of its chief backer, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy.
Once the bill is signed, all package stores and groceries may begin selling alcohol from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays, including Memorial Day, Labor Day and the Fourth of July. It also allows sales on the Mondays following Sunday holidays.
The Senate passed the bill 28 to 6 late Tuesday afternoon, with Democratic Senators Andrew Maynard of Stonington and Andrea Stillman of Waterford voting for it. Edith Prague of Columbia and Eileen Daily of Westbrook were absent for the vote due to medical reasons, Senate leaders said.
Last week, the House passed the bill in a 116-27 vote. All southeastern Connecticut representatives voted for it.
During Senate debate Tuesday, Sunday sales proponents thanked Malloy for bringing the proposal to the fore this year.
"Had the governor not made that initiative ... we wouldn't be here," said Sen. John Kissel, R-Enfield.
The governor likewise praised the Senate and the House for passing the bill.
"Once I sign this bill, Indiana will be the only state in the nation to ban Sunday sales," Malloy said in a late afternoon statement. "It's a measure that's long past due and a good first step to making our state's package stores more consumer friendly."
Yet the final legislation is only a partial victory for Malloy.
The governor's initial proposal called for a full overhaul of liquor store ownership limits and minimum pricing systems that he said make Connecticut's alcohol prices higher than those in neighboring states.
Malloy's original plan also contained "beer only" permits for convenience stores and large gas stations, in addition to longer selling hours on Sundays and weekdays.
But a key legislative committee scaled back the ownership and pricing initiatives. Instead, the bill will create a 15-member study group to examine those issues and report back.
That excision was key to gaining support for the Sunday sales portion of the bill from the state's influential package store lobby.
Many package store owners have long fought Sunday sales, contending that an extra day of business would add more to their costs than their revenues.
But according to Carroll Hughes, chief lobbyist for the Connecticut Package Stores Association, the pricing initiatives would be far more devastating to small "mom and pop" stores than Sunday sales. In the end, the package stores gave ground on Sunday sales to fend off the larger threat.
"They made a concession I never thought I'd see," Kissel said. "They said, 'Listen, go slow on the rest of the bill, and if you could, we will go along with Sunday sales.'"
The bill that ultimately passed allows the below-cost sale of one beer or alcoholic item per month, but at no more than 10 percent below cost.
It also gives package stores the new options of selling cheese, crackers, olives and fresh fruits used to prepare drinks. And it removes the ban on first selectmen who act as their town's police chief from holding a liquor license.
The ban affects East Lyme First Selectman Paul Formica, who owns Flanders Fish Market.
Sen. Maynard said he voted for the bill because the pricing part had been removed.
"After four years opposed to Sunday sales in defense of small mom and pops, I came to believe that Sunday sales alone was something I could support," Maynard said. "But freighting it with the governor's four or five items would have been punishing to our small operators."
Stillman said she, too, voted for the bill because the governor's pricing plans were taken out.
"I believe his bill would have put the package stores out of business over time," she said.
But not all senators were so comfortable with the compromise legislation.
"We're human and we all need a day of rest," Len Suzio, R-Meriden, said. "I'm worried for these small business owners ... who may now feel compelled to work seven days a week."
Senate Minority Leader John McKinney, R-Fairfield, said lawmakers should have lowered state taxes on alcohol instead.
"I've yet to meet a package store owner who says that their business will go up by being allowed to open on Sunday," he said.
While grocers thrive, package stores wither under new Sunday sales law
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BECAUSE THE IMPACT of paid television advertising on the American electoral system has escalated, it is important to identify the ways political candidates present themselves in television ads. Such presentation, or videostyle, plays a crucial role in shaping the political environment. Candidates do not control events, but they can and do structure the discussion of them. The unique characteristics of television (and the unique legal position of political ads) offer the candidates opportunities to control the way their images are defined, creating clear consequences for representative government.
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Quote alexis:Hi all!(Hobbyist here, with more enthusiasm than $ ...)I'm thinking hard
about going to C7 from C6.5 (mixer, Variaudio improvements, etc.), but I can't afford a
new "real" DAW to replace my nice but old one running XP now, nor do I have the
knowledge/skill to "build" one. What I'm wondering about is whether I can
supplement my existing DAW system (described below) with an inexpensive computer of the
sort not typically considered for a DAW - with the idea of continuing to record in XP on
C6.5 on my legitimate but old DAW computer.Then I would move everything over
to the new "cheap" one for mixing in C7. In other words a hybrid system of my existing DAW
computer and a new low budget one.Background: I've got a very stable
custom-built PC about 10 years old, runs C6.5 on XP. It all works OK for me - I do have to
do a lot of bouncing and such of course, but I don't mind. I've got a M-Audio Delta 66
card in the computer, connected to an external Omni I/O Studio "break-out box". I've got a
UAD-1 card in a PCI slot. And everything is OK.But I am thinking hard about
Cubase 7, which won't boot up on XP as I understand it.So my question is -
where is it that "bad" computers fail in the DAW world? Could I continue to use my current
setup (C6.5: record audio, use my Yamaha Motif to record MIDI) ...... and then
bring everything over for mixing to a low budget PC which has C7 loaded (and PCI slots for
my old UAD-1 card)? Such a computer would be LOTS less expensive than a "real" DAW
computer, even if I had to buy an interface to USB connect.I guess I had the
impression that the main way a low budget computer fails as a DAW is in recording/timing -
but would be OK for mixing. Or is that not right? If I did this, I would need to buy a
free-standing interface also, right?Or ... where does this whole idea fail?
Thanks for any thoughts!
Quote BJG145:I think you might
have to inject a few more facts and figures into this...what prices and specs are you
talking about...?
Quote tex:It's a definite no on
C7 and XP. If you can afford C7 you can afford a computer. You can't do it on the
schoolboy scrooge any more as most of the DAWs have grown up and are no longer affordable
by those who have no money.Stick with what you know and wait for the pioneers to get
the arrows in the back while you're saving your money.If 6.5 has problems on XP then
C7 won't fix them, it'll likely get worse.Thinking of 6.5 I wouldn't let it know XP
was still alive anyway.
Quote alexis:Quote BJG145:I think you might
have to inject a few more facts and figures into this...what prices and specs are you
talking about...? Hi BJG145
- Thanks for reply. For the new one, I guess I was wondering/asking (not as clearly as I
should have, sorry) whether a standard off-the-shelf Tesco or Best Buy PC running windows
7* would be able to run Cubase 7 if no recording was needed - just mixing of recorded
files brought over from my current computer. Here's an example http://www.bestbuy.com/site/HP+-+Pavilion+20%26%2334%3B+All-... , $469
plus the cost to bring the RAM up from 4GB to whatever is needed.* with
possibly additionally an interface/sound card for the new computer.JohnnyH -
Thanks for your answer as well. Sorry - I'm not quite sure what you are suggesting ...
refurbishing my current computer or building a new one? Unfortunately, neither is a good
option for me - I'd love to build, but have zero experience, and would probably wind up
burning the neighborhood down, which might be more expensive in the long run .
Quote johnny h:"Building"
a computer involves a few minutes with a screwdriver. Honestly if you've ever made the
most basic lego structure you will find it ridiculously easy. There really is nothing
difficult about it at all.Just put a new motherboard in, new chip, memory,
hard drive and power supply. You can get it all for a few hundred pounds. It will feel a
million times faster.
Quote alexis:Here's an example
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/HP+-+Pavilion+20%26%2334%3B+All-... , $469
plus the cost to bring the RAM up from 4GB to whatever is needed.* with
possibly additionally an interface/sound card for the new computer.
Quote Pete Kaine:Quote alexis:Here's an example
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/HP+-+Pavilion+20%26%2334%3B+All-... , $469
plus the cost to bring the RAM up from 4GB to whatever is needed.* with
possibly additionally an interface/sound card for the new computer.I don't think much of that spec at all. If
you absolutly had to pull the trigger this week, then just looking at the Dell site (and
it's sell) this machine that costs less would absolutely wipe the floor with the AMD spec
above from a performance point of view.http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?oc=svcth2...Problem with off the shelf is You may not be able to find out what slots are free
inside or even how suitable it would be for use with Cubase until you can get it home and
try it. PCI slots are also far less common now so being able to port over your existing
sound card & UAD may or may not happen. Going with discussion of working
on the older machine and bouceing to the newer. Well you could but it's the long way
round! I'm sure you'd rather just work with the newer machine and its improved
performance? Maybe as suggested hold off for 6 months whilst any Cubase bugs are ironed
out, save up a bit and make sure you can do the whole new system in one go.
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So it's your birthday and you deserve some free sh*t right? I thought only Denny's cared about you on your special day…boy was I wrong. I can't wait til my birthday this year…actually, if I end up celebrating my birthday at Denny's…please just kill me now.
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Courtesy of Wordle.net, it's a "word cloud" of President Barack Obama's Tuesday night address to the nation from the Oval Office. It gives a visual sense of the words he chose to emphasize when speaking about the oil spill crisis in the Gulf of Mexico and his hope that the nation will someday be much less dependent on oil.
One thing that stands out: "BP" did not dominate.
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Grabner Instruments Messtechnik GmbH, a subsidiary of AMETEK, Inc. is known as one of the most innovative companies worldwide developing and manufacturing automatic petroleum testing equipment and biofuels testing equipment.
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Cerex specializes in the manufacture of FTIR and UVDOAS multi gas analyzers for Continuous Emission Monitoring, Process Monitoring, Ambient Air Quality Monitoring, Indoor Air Quality Monitoring, Leak Detection and Hazmat First Response. Cerex uses solid spectroscopy techniques to simultaneously monitor multiple gases in real time. Our devices are highly sensitive, ...
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IHS is the leading source of information and insight in critical areas that shape today's business landscape – including environmental, health, safety and sustainability (EHS&S). Businesses and governments worldwide rely on IHS software, content and expertise to manage a broad spectrum of critical EHS business challenges, including operational risk, product stewardship, ...
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Bowman Environmental & BEE-Line Software became Oris Solutions, LLC in 2007.Bowman Environmental was founded in 1982 by J. Thomas Bowman. From there Dr. Bowman developed the Bee-Line Software products by rewriting the EPA mainframe guideline for air dispersion models and several emergency release models for use on microcomputers.BEE-Line Software has been providing ...
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Despite its poverty and dispiriting censorship, Myanmar is a highly literate country. Last spring freelance writer Stephen Morison Jr. traveled to Yangon, the largest city in Myanmar, to visit its many bookstores and interview some of the local authors. He was there for only three days before Cyclone Nargis swept across the country, killing nearly 85,000 people.View the Slideshow
We asked readers to submit photos of their writing spaces. The creative habitats captured in these images reflect each writer's unique approach to finding inspiration, motivation, and focus.
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A bibliography of David Rhodes, the author of four novels, including Driftless, published this month by Milkweed Editions.View the Slideshow
Behind the scenes at Adastra Press, where Gary Metras has steadfastly produced hand-sewn, letterpress-printed poetry chapbooks for nearly three decades.View the Slideshow
A series of photographs taken alongside the rural thoroughfares leading to Wonewoc, the small town in Wisconsin where novelist David Rhodes lives with his wife, Edna.View the Slideshow


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Fresh from some great discussions of "The Tiger's Wife," we're gearing up to choose next year's One Read book. Get ready to share your book suggestions in November. Read more »
Interview With Board Member Julie Baka
Julie Baka and her family moved to Columbia more than a decade ago and have turned it into their hometown. In addition to being a library board member, Julie is president of the West Ash Neighborhood Association, a trainer for PhoneSmart and runs two Internet retail businesses with her husband. Read more »
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A work crew is readying the parking lot south of the Columbia Public Library for a new asphalt overlay. During this phase, small sections of the lot will be blocked off, limiting available parking space. Read more »
Interview With Library Board Member Lyle Johnson
Lyle Johnson serves as a Boone County Library District Board member and a regional board warrant officer. He and his wife Jackie grew up in Boone County, attended Mizzou and see Columbia as a wonderful place to raise a family. Read more »


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Pianono is a simple cake roll sold on ordinary bakeshops but this choco pianono or choco coco roll is so tasty and extra ordinary because of the addition of coconut flakes and almonds aside from the cocoa that makes this pianono a choco pianono.
1/4 cup butter
1 tsp baking soda
1/3 cup ground unsalted almonds
1 cup sugar
1 cup coconut flakes
3 pcs eggs, separated
12 oz. can condensed milk
1/3 cup cold water
1 cup sifted flour
1 tsp vanilla
1/3 cup cocoa
confectioner's sugar
1/4 tsp salt
How to make Pianono ( Coco-Choco Roll )
- Line a 10×15-inch pan with foil. Preheat oven to 375°F. Melt butter and pour into foiled pan.
- Mix nuts and coconut flakes and sprinkle evenly in pan. Drizzle with condensed milk.
- Sift together flour, cocoa, salt, baking soda and sugar. Beat egg yolks in bowl until fluffy.
- Blend sifted dry ingredients, water and vanilla and beat for another minute.
- Beat egg whites separately until stiff and fold into mixture. Pour mixture into pan. Bake 20 minutes or until done.
- Sprinkle with confectioner's sugar. Transfer to a cookie sheet, roll and wrap with towel to set.
- Transfer to serving platter and sprinkle with more confectioner's sugar. Slice to serve.


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Melissa Foster is a New York Times & USA Today bestselling and award-winning author. She writes contemporary romance, contemporary women's fiction, romantic suspense, thrillers, and historical fiction with emotionally compelling characters that stay with you long after you turn the last page. Her books have been recommended by USA Today's book blog, Hagerstown Magazine, The Patriot, and several other print venues. She is the founder of the World Literary Café. When she's not writing, Melissa helps authors navigate the publishing industry through her author training programs on Fostering Success. Melissa has been published in Calgary's Child Magazine, the Huffington Post, and Women Business Owners magazine.
Melissa hosts an annual Aspiring Authors contest for children, and has painted and donated several murals to The Hospital for Sick Children in Washington, DC. Melissa's interests include her family, reading, writing, painting, friends, helping others see the positive side of life, and visiting Cape Cod.
Melissa is available to chat with book clubs and welcomes comments and emails from her readers. Visit Melissa on her personal website or social media.
"You can always rely on Melissa Foster to deliver a story that's fresh, emotional and entertaining. Make sure you have all night, because once you start you won't want to stop reading. Every book's a winner!" ―New York Times Bestselling Author Brenda Novak
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HAVE NO SHAME (New York Times & USA Today Bestseller)
2013 Readers Favorite Award, Gold Medal Winner (Southern Fiction)
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SLOPE OF LOVE (USA Today Bestseller)
SEASIDE HEARTS (USA Today Bestseller)
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Treat Braden remembers it clearly, the morning the saw the woman who consumed his thoughts making the walk of shame from one of his employees' rooms. The disappointment and raw pain that shot through him came out in judgement and anger, and when she looked at his face, she knew exactly what he thought of her. But months later, he still can't get her out of his mind, wishing he had another chance.
Max Armstrong never expected to see him again, but when Treat shows up at the festival in Allure, all those feelings she had come rushing back. But she's known his brand of judgement before, and it all but destroyed her. So falling head over heels for him isn't exactly on her agenda, even if she can't help doing so. Now she just has to get past her insecurities to give him another chance.
TheVerdict: Oh, holy angst, Batman! Treat might be one of the most romantic fictional men I've ever met, but Max has got some serious issues. Not that I didn't like her, but wow. Her internal monologue was all twisted up, and while it later became clear why she had such a problem trusting love, she seriously had me wondering if she'd ever get it together enough to solidify a relationship with Treat.
But drunk Max? Drunk Max I looooooved! Yeah, she was kind of awesome, and in her odd drunken way, she made a lot more sense. I was pretty mad at her for ignoring all the omg-he's-so-perfect things that Treat said and obsessing over Thailand instead (trust me, it makes sense if you read the book). But then she had a few too many drinks, and voila! Max became every woman who's ever been in love with a man. Now, who can't relate to that?
I have to say that Lovers at Heart really surprised me. Neither Max nor Treat were your typical romance novel characters. Treat was all ready to throw caution to the wind and ditch his pride, unlike pretty much every other romantic hero in history, and Max was wonderfully neurotic. It made for a whole new dynamic, and I had to sit down and read it cover to cover. Sleep was forgotten. Food was delivered. Romance novel was devoured. And now I'm off to read about Rex –because, yum!
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Cadillac Records, Inglourious Basterds, Slumdog Millionaire, True Blood, and Twilight are the five nominees for the Grammy 2010 for Best Compilation Soundtrack Album For Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media.
Alexandre Desplat's The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button, Nicholas Hooper's Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Danny Elfman's Milk, Michael Giacchino's Star Trek, Michael Giacchino's Up are in the running for Best Score Soundtrack Album For Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media.
The Best Song Written For Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media nominees are "All Is Love" (From Where The Wild Things Are) by Karen O & Nick Zinner; "Decode" (From Twilight) by Josh Farro, Hayley Williams & Taylor York; "Jai Ho" (From Slumdog Millionaire) by Gulzar, A.R. Rahman & Tanvi Shah; "Once In A Lifetime" (From Cadillac Records) by Ian Dench, James Dring, Amanda Ghost, Beyoncé Knowles, Scott McFarnon & Jody Street; and "The Wrestler" (From The Wrestler) by Bruce Springsteen.
Some of those songs and scores are from 2008 movie releases. Of these, only "Jai Ho" won an Oscar, while Alexandre Desplat's The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button and Danny Elfman's Milk score received Oscar nods. Michael Giacchino will likely be up for an Oscar when this year's nominations are announced next Tuesday.
The five Grammy nominees for Record of the Year are Beyoncé for "Halo," The Black Eyed Peas for "I Gotta Feeling," Kings of Leon for "Use Somebody," Lady Gaga for "Poker Face," and Taylor Swift for "You Belong With Me."
The Grammy 2010 winners will be announced Sunday evening. Full list of nominees here.
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An eight-year-old boy from our state passed away after the ATV he was on was hit by a pickup truck.
The fatal accident happened in Franklin County, north of Louisburg. Reports say eight-year-old Brennon Perry of Warrenton died when the 21-year-old driver of an ATV ran a stop sign into the path of the pickup truck.
The wreck happened around 8 p.m. Saturday. Trevor Tyler had minor injuries as did a four-year-old boy also on board.
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Rory McIlroy at Augusta
Rory McIlroy has yet to banish the demons of his back-nine meltdown to lose the Masters title in 2011 - but an omen this year suggests that he has a great chance to break his duck.
That omen? Tiger Woods is not playing this week. It is only the fifth Major championship that the sport's superstar has missed in 18 years as a professional golfer; and the other four were all won by Irish golfers.
Those tournaments were the Open Championship and US PGA Championship in 2008, both won by Padraig Harrington; the 2011 US Open, won by McIlroy himselft; and the 2011 Open Championship, won by Darren Clarke.
"That's a good omen," McIlroy smiled when told of the coincidence at Augusta this week.
"I'm not that superstitious but maybe it gives you an extra bit of 'Oh, I might have a bit of an extra chance this week.'"
Three years ago, McIlroy was in control of the tournament at Augusta for the first 63 holes, shooting an opening round of 65 and leading by four shots going into the final round, until a meltdown at the start of the back nine saw him drop five shots in three holes and drop out of contention.
Given they style of his game - hitting long, high shots, and with a wonderful touche around the greens - he seems almost certain to win the Masters at some point in his career.
But that might just as easily have been said of the likes of Greg Norman and Ernie Els over the years, and McIlroy admitted that he can't bear the thought that he could suffer the same fate.
"It has to be tough because you can look at someone like Greg Norman seeing Adam win last year," said McIlroy.
"Then there's Ernie (Els) and he sees Trevor (Immelman) winning, he sees Charl (Schwartzel) win, and he sees all these young South Africans playing so well, like Louis (Oosthuizen) going so close in a playoff against Bubba (Watson).
"Ernie should have won in 2004 when (Phil) Mickelson birdied two of the last three.
"It's why I'm determined at 24 that I don't want to get to that point when I'm 44.
"So that's why it would great to win one Masters sooner rather than later.
"It's why I just cannot contemplate a career without a green jacket as the Masters just stands out from the other majors because we go back to the same venue every year.
"And I'd be disappointed if I ended my career and wasn't able to go up and have breakfast in the Champions Locker Room."
There is another omen that could help McIlroy this year: the ice storm that hit Augusta over the winter brought down not only the famous Eisenhower Tree on the 17th, but also the low, overhanging branch on the 10th which ended McIlroy's first chance to win the Masters. And considering his decent form so far this season - even though he remains winless in 2014 - it seems the way is clear for McIlroy to earn his dream win.
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One of the best people that I know is my friend Josh Phillipson. You may recognize Josh's name because he was the one who urged me to start The Amateur Gourmet in the first place. When I took Craig to Atlanta for the first time, Josh and his wonderful wife Katy hosted us. Josh and Katy have two of the most adorable children you've ever met, Lucy and Bea. And last May, when Craig and I got married, Josh and Katy flew all the way across the country to help us celebrate.
Now Josh is facing a battle with cancer, specifically Ewing Sarcoma. It's an aggressive form of cancer and, despite having health insurance, it's a very expensive ordeal. And though you don't know Josh personally, if you enjoyed reading this blog at any point over the past 12 years, I ask that you donate some money to help Josh and his family. You can make your donation and read more about Josh by clicking here.


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The virtual storage market is hotting up with Virsto Stoftware's announcement of two new products for release Tuesday, January 17th.
Following on from its June 2011 acquisition of EvoStor and building on its existing Virsto for VDI platform, Silicon Valley-based Virsto Software has made good on its investment by announcing the release of Virsto for vSphere. Continue reading News: Virsto introduces new virtual storage options for VMware and Hyper-V


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Alberta.ca Alberta Culture and Tourism News
There is more to explore at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology as the world-renowned facility unveils a major new exhibit just ahead of a
$9.3 million expansion, part of the Alberta Jobs Plan.
The Government of Alberta is providing funding help for the Calgary Zoo expansion, a move that will bring two adult giant pandas and twin panda cubs to
the zoo in 2018. This $10 million investment will help create jobs and enhance a key tourism attraction.
April 6 to 12 is National Volunteer Week. Albertans are encouraged to join in celebrations honouring Alberta's "everyday heroes" and explore opportunities to get involved in volunteerism.
Help the Alberta Historical Resources Foundation recognize Albertans who are keeping Alberta's history alive. Nominate a local heritage hero for a 2016 Heritage Award.
French cultures will be on vivid 3D display as Alberta celebrates Les Rendez-vous de la Francophonie, March 3-23. The province is kicking off this
annual, national celebration on March 2, with a public event in the Legislature rotunda at noon.
Running February 22-24 in Camrose, the theme of the 2016 Growing Rural Tourism Conference is Bank On It. Through workshops, presentations, networking
opportunities and a trade show, the conference provides education and inspiration to rural tourism operators, municipalities and industry
representatives. The conference also includes the Entrepreneurship Challenge, a friendly competition that helps support operators with the development
of new tourism experiences.
Non-profit organizations across the province, along with businesses that serve the sector, continue to benefit from funding through Alberta's Community
Grants programs. Community projects ranging from facility upgrades and construction to support for the delivery of social, cultural and recreational
programs and activities are receiving grants through the Community Facility Enhancement Program and Community Initiatives Program.
Albertans working to preserve heritage buildings and create awareness of our province's history are getting a boost through the Alberta Historical Resources Foundation.
After 48 years in its current home, the Royal Alberta Museum (RAM) has officially closed in preparation for its mammoth-sized move to downtown Edmonton.
Six outstanding Albertans were honoured for their commitment to volunteerism with the Stars of Alberta Volunteer Awards.
Budget 2015 allocates $36.8 million for creative industries to support Alberta's screen-based production, sound recording and book and magazine publishing industries, and to meet current commitments within the sector. The funding includes an increase of $11 million for the Alberta Media Fund.
Albertans are encouraged to take advantage of one of the highest charitable tax credits in Canada while supporting the province's outstanding charities.
Albertans who go the extra mile to help travellers at visitor information centres have been recognized with Ammy Awards.
Named for Alberta's official gemstone, ammolite, the Ammy Awards honour visitor information centres and staff that exemplify the hospitality the province is known for through creative and professional approaches to meeting visitors' needs.
New and improved tools and services are now available for entrepreneurs interested in starting or expanding their tourism business.
The tourism entrepreneurship program includes one-on-one advisory services, regional workshops and partnerships to connect entrepreneurs with resources.
Alberta families will be able to visit many of Alberta's historic sites and museums for free as the province celebrates Alberta Culture Days September 25-27.
Fourteen of Alberta's provincial historic sites and museums will be offering family-friendly programs for visitors during the weekend. Click the link below for a complete list of programs.
Alberta Culture Days takes place Sept. 25 – 27 celebrating our provincial arts, heritage, diversity and community spirit.
Railroaders and railway enthusiasts will join to mark the designation of the Canadian Northern Railways Roundhouse in Hanna on August 8 during the Railroaders Reunion.
On Sunday, August 9, the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village invites visitors to celebrate Alberta's rich heritage and vibrant Ukrainian community. The festival pays respect to pioneer families who settled in east central Alberta more than 120 years ago.
Recipients of the Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal received their awards today from Lieutenant Governor Lois Mitchell in a special ceremony at Government House.
Albertans looking for a unique tourism experience will have the opportunity to visit farms and ranches during Alberta Open Farms Days, August 22 and 23.
The floods of 2013 revealed numerous archaeological and palaeontological sites along southern Alberta rivers. Learn more about your discoveries of artifacts and fossil and help preserve these valuable resources through the Report a Find program.
Visit the Royal Alberta Museum before its treasures are packed for the move to the new location in downtown Edmonton. The current site remains open until December 6.
A new species of horned dinosaur - one of the most impressive discoveries since Triceratops – has been unveiled at the Royal Tyrrell Museum's newest exhibit, Fossils in Focus.
Step back in time to the early days on the Prairies as the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village opens five new buildings.
Farmers and ranchers across the province are invited to open their gates and share their story as a host for Alberta Open Farm Days this summer.
Enjoy all Alberta has to offer this Family Day by visiting our provincial museums, historic sites and parks for special events, including Family Fishing Weekend!
The Okotoks Erratic has joined such iconic sites as Mount Rushmore, Pompeii and ancient Thebes on the CyArk 500 listing of the world's most significant cultural heritage sites.


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"Has the dislocation of 'world' music from its context in community and place led to multicultural mediocrity?... In the late 1970s, when rock music had become a little too pompous for its own good, the adventurous aficionado had, broadly speaking, two ways out: the do-it-yourself three-chord frenzy of punk – an energy-fuelled retreat from over-sophistication and commercialism – or the exploration of music from other cultures. Not that Balinese gamelan, Sufi qawwali singing or the soukous rhythms of dance music from Zaire were as simple as they first appeared, but there was a freshness there that appealed to the jaded ears of a generation."
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Hazmat Modine "Moving Stones" (video) (premiere) // Music
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As we've mentioned a few times in the past month or so, a number of the larger gaming sites have been treated to a hands on preview of GTA4. They've now all released articles about what they saw in the game and what they thought of it. You can read the articles at the links below. You'll find many new screenshots on our very own screenshots page.
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I liked customizationing my cars in SA and then loosing them 10 minuts later. It gave me something to spend that 100million on. Then I had three cars that I worked very very hard to keep. I dont think ill miss the option that much. I doubt ill be palying the game saying " God this game sucks if only they included car customization, why lord why?'
I also dont really understand why people are so upset about not being able to store things in cars. Besides weapions, what exactly were you people plaining on storing in there?
-The bridges being blocked off: I am happy about this, I have no need to explore the whole map from the start, I think that would be a little much. I really think this adds to the game, and keeps it fun. In SA it was nice to unlock the desert and, half way thru the game, have someplace new to explore.
-police search radius: ill admet I have some concerns about this new wanted system. It seems easier to get polic attention, but with no Pay & sprays i will be harder to loose them. I just hope I can enjoy the city without running from the cops every 30 secs. but R* has never let me down before, so I will trust that they created a great game. ( has anyone herd about weither or not there will be police bribes?)
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Firefox (v3.0.1) with default settings is taking a very conservative view on cacheability of admin media files served by the Django built-in server in django.core.servers.basehttp.py. This can be dramatically improved by arranging for AdminMediaHandler class to provide Last-Modified headers in its responses. Without this change, IE outperforms Firefox on admin pages by a big margin (apparently its heuristics for cache expiry in this case are far looser).
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comment:1 Changed 8 years ago by ubernostrum
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- Resolution set to invalid
- Status changed from new to closed
The dev server really isn't built for speed.
comment:2 Changed 8 years ago by anonymous
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I understand that it's not built for speed, but the changes are trivial, and it makes a huge difference (1-second page load vs. about 10 seconds for a not terribly complicated admin page!). I'm sure the dev server gets used very extensively, especially since the tutorial and two different projects books both walk through how to use it (albeit with caveats). I'm reopening this because I think this is such a trivial change with a relatively big payoff that it's worth more serious consideration. But I won't reopen again if I haven't changed your mind this time.
Here are my changes (3 lines added to existing code):
At top of basehttp.py:
import stat
Later, in the __call__ method:
status = '200 OK'
mtime = os.stat(file_path)[stat.ST_MTIME]
headers = {'Last-Modified': http_date(mtime) }
mime_type = mimetypes.guess_type(file_path)[0]
comment:3 Changed 8 years ago by Piotr Lewandowski <django@…>
- Component changed from Uncategorized to HTTP handling
comment:4 Changed 8 years ago by marcusl
I second this. I have to switch between IE and FireFox when developing Django, because IE is fast and FireFox has FireBug.
The difference is that IE is instant and FireFox has a 1-2 second delay (when browsing my regular pages, not the admin), which is enough to impair me a bit.
I applied the patch and it didn't help all the way, but a little bit.
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Dill, Barney 1966 - 2014 Surrounded by his wife and family, Dudley Barnes (Barney) Dill, age 47, died peacefully on Thursday evening, January 23, in Vail, Colorado, after a valiant battle with cancer. Born and raised in St. Louis, Barney graduated from St. Louis Country Day School ('85) (now MICDS), and
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Following a week of speculation, Justice Minister Yaakov Neeman yesterday announced his recommendation that the cabinet appoint Yehuda Weinstein as the next attorney general.
Weinstein, 65, is a prominent and well-regarded defense attorney specializing in white-collar crimes, who has represented some very well-known public officials and businesspeople.
After the committee appointed to select the new attorney general announced a week ago that it had failed to reach a consensus, the cabinet on Sunday asked Neeman to recommend one of the four candidates that had garnered the most votes on the committee. In addition to Weinstein, the short list included Zvi Agmon, Prof. Daphne Barak-Erez and Yedidia Stern.
Haaretz reported Tuesday that Neeman had not told the cabinet about his close ties with Stern. That morning, Neeman's bureau said Stern had withdrawn his candidacy because he could not fulfill the position, which also required expertise in criminal law.
Neeman announced his recommendation of Weinstein quickly, so the cabinet could confirm the appointment at Sunday's regular session. From Neeman's perspective, even if Weinstein is not the candidate he would have chosen if he had free rein, he is the most suitable on the short list.
In a statement yesterday, Neeman's bureau said Weinstein was "the best candidate for the post at this time, when there is a real need to strengthen the rule of law and the law enforcement system, and to fight crime."
Weinstein's positions on government corruption are clear. He has said on various occasions that corruption must be fought "with sword, spear and lance." However, he has also said that corruption cases should focus on very central figures rather than marginal cases.
Weinstein has represented prominent figures in Israel's political and economic life over the years. In conducting some of his clients' legal affairs, he has collaborated with the defense attorneys of other prominent clients and held talks with the State Prosecutor's Office.
Weinstein will shortly be asked to provide a detailed list of the cases with which he will no longer be involved either directly or indirectly.
Suspicions against Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman will be the first and most significant case Weinstein will be dealing with if he is confirmed as attorney general. Lieberman is suspected of having received millions of dollars in bribes from businessmen, among them Martin Schlaff and Michael Chernoy, allegedly to promote their business dealings in Israel.
Lieberman is also suspected of establishing a series of front companies and opening bank accounts abroad under false pretenses that supposedly enabled him to pocket more than NIS 10 million.
The State Prosecutor's Office has been racing against time over the past few weeks so that current Attorney General Menachem Mazuz would at least be able to announce either that he is considering trying Lieberman, pending a hearing, or that he will close the case against the foreign minister. If he is confirmed, Weinstein will be at the head of the table during a hearing that would reveal complex information about the relationship between Lieberman and Chernoy.
Without reference to Lieberman, Chernoy is waging a bitter legal battle in Britain and Israel with Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska, Chernoy's former partner in one of Russia's biggest aluminum concerns. Chernoy is suing Deripaska in Britain over stock worth billions, and has recently brought suit in Tel Aviv District Court against a group of people, including Deripaska, for libel.
Deripaska is represented by Weinstein, together with attorney Eyal Rosovsky, who, as a member of the attorney general search committee, was one of the three members who supported Weinstein's candidacy for the post.
Will Weinstein, who as Deripaska's counsel may have been exposed to extensive information about Chernoy and his various relationships, be able to sit at the head of the table in a Lieberman hearing?
Rosovsky said yesterday: "It is not a suit that Lieberman is involved in personally, and there is no connection between the suit against Deripaska and Lieberman, but I am sure Weinstein will give it great thought."
Weinstein will not be able to deal with the Tax Authority bribe scandal because he represented one of the suspects, Eitan Rub, a former director of the authority. Weinstein was able to have the case closed. The State Prosecutor's Office considers the Tax Authority case, involving a number of high-placed officials and business people, to be one of the most serious cases of public corruption in the country's history.
Weinstein will also not be able to deal with the various offshoots of the charges facing former prime minister Ehud Olmert, among them the case of his bureau chief Shula Zaken, because Weinstein had been a member of Olmert's defense team. Weinstein had harsh criticism at the time of the way the State Prosecutor's office handled the Olmert case.
Another case that Weinstein was involved with are the bribery suspicions against attorney Yaakov Weinrot, whom Weinstein has known for years and collaborated with on many cases. The State Prosecutor's Office has announced its intention to decide shortly whether to indict Weinrot on suspicions of attempting to bribe a tax official, Shuki Vita.
Another client of Weinstein's is former judge Dan Cohen, who is expected to be indicted for allegedly having pocketed some $2.8 million and over a million euros in bribes while a member of the Israel Electric Corporation's board of directors.
Weinstein also represented Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he was accused of attempting to get the state to cover expenses incurred in his employment of a contractor, Avner Amedi.
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Nice all round page about a very interesting place, thanks.
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2006: Appeared in 31 games as a true freshman ... Finished with four kills and two blocks on the season ... Had two kills in four attempts at Hawaii, adding a block assist ... Had one kill in the first Hawaii match and he also had one kill in two attempts in the win over Rutgers-Newark.
High School: Selected honorable-mention All-American in 2005 by Mizuno/Volleyball Magazine ...Prepped at Maine South High School where he lettered three years in volleyball ...Was a two-time first-team All-Central Suburban League selection ... Named first-team All-State by the Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times in 2005 ... Helped lead team to two league titles, recording a 65-10 record his junior and senior years ... Team won 2005 Sectional Championship and finished fifth in the state ... Named to the Pioneer Press All-Area Team in 2004 ... Set the school record for career kills, blocks and aces ... As a senior set the school single-season record for kills, blocks and aces ... High school coach was Gary Granell.
Quick Facts: Selected to the Youth National Team in 2005 ... Named to his high school Honor Roll all eight semesters ... Named a 4-Star Prairie State Scholar ... Competed for the Adversity Club team for four teams ... Was a 2003 AAU MVP and a Volleyball Magazine "Fab 50" recruit ... Named a 49er Academic All-Star in Spring 2005.
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