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The Class 4A No. 3 Columbus North girls basketball team jumped on Whiteland early and never let up, cruising to a 57-27 road victory Tuesday night.
The Bull Dogs (16-2) began the game with a 7-0 run before the Warriors got on the board with 4:32 remaining in the first quarter. Columbus North extended the lead to 13-4, and then ended the quarter on a 10-0 run.
By halftime, the lead was up to 38-9. Columbus North hit 16 of 28 shots in the half (57.1 percent) and was led by guard Ali Patberg. The junior scored 16 of her game-high 20 points in the opening 16 minutes.
On defense, Columbus North's zone press forced 17 first-half turnovers by Whiteland, keeping the Warriors from ever getting comfortable on the offensive end. And when a shot was missed, the Bull Dogs more often than not grabbed it. They gathered 22 first-half rebounds to only 11 for Whiteland.
Columbus North coach Pat McKee said the goal against Whiteland was to continue to sharpen an already potent attack.
"I thought there were certain segments of the game where we executed well, and certain segments of the game where we could refine and be a little better," McKee said.
"You're never going to be perfect. But executing consistently well so that it becomes instinct so that when we play the really tough opponents we're doing the right thing there, too."
With three games remaining on their regular-season schedule, all against teams that are at .500 or below, McKee said it was a terrific opportunity for the Bull Dogs to make sure they are firing on all cylinders when sectionals begin.
"We did a couple new things tonight. But I'd say it's really more about fine-tuning the things we do consistently, and if we can identify a new wrinkle that can be thrown in, great."
Whiteland played better in the second half. They outscored Columbus North 11-10 in the third quarter, something coach Kyle Shipp was pleased with.
"We measure everything by our attitude and effort, and I think that was there tonight," Shipp said. "We played hard, we actually won the third quarter and were right there in the fourth quarter. There were a lot of positives, especially in the second half."
He said despite the final score, playing Columbus North was an excellent learning experience for the young Warriors.
"We felt like it was an opportunity to play a team that was really, really good and make sure we get better at the things we do," he said.
Patberg, who sat out the fourth quarter, grabbed a game-high nine rebounds to go with her 20 points. Sophomore Paige Littrell added 10 points for the Bull Dogs, who shot 51.1 percent from the field for the game (24 of 47).
For Whiteland (1-16), Monica Wagner and Sidney Crowe both scored nine points. The Warriors hit only 11 of 40 shots for the game (27.5 percent) and turned the ball over 23 times.
Whiteland will host Jennings County on Thursday in a make-up of a game originally scheduled for Jan. 16.
Columbus North returns to action Friday when it travels to Southport for a girls/boys doubleheader that begins at 6 p.m.


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The Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics announced that it and county law enforcement officers served warrants in Choctaw County, Miss., early Friday and made eleven arrests.
Officials said the arrests were the result of a year-long drug operation.
MBN agents, Choctaw County, Miss., sheriff's deputies and Mississippi Department of Corrections officers rounded up the suspected drug violators, who face felony charges involving a variety of street drugs as well as prescription medicines.
Those arrested were:
1. Gil A. Black, age 36, of Ackerman; charged with sale of morphine
2. Devanti J. Bryant, 41, Millwood Apartments, No. 39, Ackerman; sale of crack and two counts of sale of marijuana
3. Latonia Floyd, 41, Front Street Apartments, No. 2, Weir; sale of a counterfeit substance
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Katy Perry performs a Nazi salute while dressed up as some sort of Yankee doddle whore in the shocking photo above.
Clearly Katy Perry's gesture was not anti-Semitic as she is a loyal servant of the Zionists. Instead Katy Perry is obviously showing her allegiance to the modern day Nazism, which is the American-Zionist empire.
Yes Katy Perry has officially aligned herself with the forces of evil by dressing like a typical American slut and saluting her Jewish masters. Thank Allah there is devastatingly handsome Muslim free fighters like myself out there to oppose this unholy alliance. Islam truly is humanity's last hope.
Huge Cock Habib
When I am on my back, that is where Ms. Perry must put her hand to give me an Old Fashioned, her other hand is where it must be to tickle my scrotum. From the glazed look in her eyes you can tell she is fantasizing about such an opportunity.
the mad mexican
habib the cock sucker word around the sand dunes is all your ugly Muslim women call you needle-dick the bug fucker !!!!
Huge Cock Habib
Wetback – go back to your Tijuana slum and go serve drinks to the Americans who are paying 20 pesos to watch a donkey do a threesome with your sister and mother.
I would gladly load my little "Jew-Boy" into her hot oven………
Huge Cock Habib
emphasis on the word little
the mad mexican
you should know habib the flea dick
Huge Cock Habib
How many pesos does your mother charge for a Dirty Sanchez?
the 3 of u can just FUCK OF AND GO TO HELL
Woah kiddies
Wait just a second. The Nazi salute was actually, get this, A ROMAN SALUTE. Know the facts, stop calling people something you despise in hopes of inciting nonsense. I f I say, "Heil" to one of my friends, does that qualify me as a Nazi? I think not. You polarizing fucks.
This is stupid anyway. Look at her. She just finished an american salute. No nazi involved.
I think she's giving pres Obonga a Sieg Heil!
Abdullah The Butcher
Don't think, or your whore Egyptian mother will want to dismount you as the blood will flow away from your boyhood to your bastard brain. I will teach you to be a useful servant to real Arab men, who are the true thinkers of this world. If you Egyptians want to serve us true Arabs, you must do, not think.
Fake Abdullah troll, the real brother Abdullah The Butcher would shove your dirty Kuffar head up your filthy homoqueer poop chute, and stone you to death for your infidel blasphemy!
Allahu Akbar!
Abdullah The Butcher
That is why you Egyptians are such weak negroids. The real brother Abdullah will do this to you, the real brother Abdullah will do that to you.. blah blah. Shut your virgina! Why? cos you are not man enough to face real muslims yourself? I Abdullah will show you what a real muslim man can do, by teaching you and your whore mother the direction to Mecca while I shove my manhood into her and make you watch and cower. You are weak you maggot. You live in America because you are a slave to the Jews. Come to Jordan and my brother Hussein and I will show you what true muslim men can do you little Egyptian slave boy.
Abdullah The Butcher
fake asshole
Shut your nigger pie hole.
The only thing you could teach us Muslims, would be what the offspring (which is you nigger) of a drunken whore and a mountain ape looks like.
Go back to your momma's crack house and watch her suck cock to earn bling money for her coked-up pimp while you take it up the poop-shoot for your daily ration of colt 45.
Allah is a fake
allah sux
Abdullah The Butcher
Brother Anubis
These imposter assholes are nothing but pathetic ass-scabs who will suffer in the fires of hell for their blasphemous words and insults against Islam and us Muslims.
Abdullah the Bitcher.
Shut your filthy shiite hole. I dont want to use the "Butcher" anymore cos it makes me sound like a peasant. You obviously want to hook up with your false god admirer Anubis and make him your bitch. You are really starting to like eachother. You are about as muslim as a pig stew. Hahahah! You and the jackal false god admirer can both licking my anus clean after I've enjoyed my pure halal meat. You pussies.
Abdullah The Butcher
fake abdullah
Shut up you pathetic imposter.
You're way too scummy to consider yourself a peasant.
You infidels are not even on the list when it comes to how us Muslims rank living things.
But if it makes you feel better, I'd put you somewhere between slug slime and rat shit on the great chain of being.
Also, when us Muslims finally track you down, we're going to kick your ass so hard that it breaks the balls of the last homo who ass banged you.
Eat shit and die mofo
The Nazis were our allies during WWII. In fact, we were glad to help them with their holy cause to rid the world of the Jews.
Abdullah The Butcher
I want to see if she gives this salute to nazionism (national zionism) when us Muslims have her in Sharia Court.
I also want to see if she gives this perverted salute at her stoning (1 minute after Sharia Court).
I doubt she will. Like all infidel whores and homoqueers. When the justice of stoning begins, they tremble in fear and cry like little pussified assholes.
Abdullah The Butcher
You negroid wannabe Arab. I need to teach you the true justice by drill filling your fatwah anus with a large dildo made of a thousand jewish stones. Then you will learn to obey your master suniis. We will purge the world of you semi muslims by anti semiting your dark hole with holy stones and milk diamond cubes to sell to israelites.
Abdullah The Butcher
asshole inmposter
I will teach you what a round from the AK-47 feels like when it pops your nigger skull.
Abdullah the Bitcher.
You are the negroid wanna be Arab. Hahaha! I shoot you with an AK-47 blah blah.. You don't even realise you are talking like a negro from tge American black ghettos you nigger. Don't worry, I'll be gentle on your whore mamma and sister, no need to be afraid Bitcher. Hahahhaha!
Habib the assassin
She also uses her mike as a dildo she leaves it on cause she likes the sound her stinky wet pussy makes.
I wanna lick…
Habib the assassin
Princess stinky pussy. You wanna lick a camels balls.
Abdullah The Butcher
Boy Habib needs his AssAssInfilled with my muslim manhood. Your comments are weak so shut the hole and enjoy my true muslim mahmud. I will enjoy Princess while you ask your cunt mother to soap your boy hole.
In one post you say you're not a lesboqueer, yet you want to lick Katy Perry and think Taylor Swift is hot.
I thought there was no Internet in your third world country, anyway u Arabs still a pest
Abdullah The Butcher
If you want to see some pests, go count the crabs in your mother's crotch hair.
Actually, she's doing the "Bellamy Salute" which was used during the Pledge of Allegiance from 1892 until the Hitler salute came along, then Congress started the "hand-over-heart" crap that we have now.
Abdullah The Butcher
When Islam takes over, all you infidels will be bowing to Mecca…..and you'll like it or get stoned.


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OCVarsity Voice: Mother's impact made all the difference
One writer reveals how his mother's support set him up for success in sports and much more.
Mother's Day has come and gone.
I've become more appreciative of my mother, Cristina, who through my childhood raised me and my older brother and younger sister as a single parent.
She raised us the best she could. She doesn't know it, and neither did I until recently, but she's the reason I became a sportswriter.
For a while I didn't know how it was I became a sports fan.
Before my father left when I was 3, I didn't remember him being into sports, and my brother didn't really get into sports until Michael Jordan started winning a few rings.
I claim to have become a Dodgers fan at age 5 but I don't really remember following them until eighth grade. My mother said she, like all Latinos at the time, followed Fernandomania, but I don't remember.
(Apologies to Fernando Valenzuela, with whom I've had the pleasure to have lunch while on assignment with the Dodgers.)
We were poor and at one point even homeless. I vividly remember the day we all got dressed up and went to McDonald's for the first time. We even took a picture, posing with the drive-thru sign. I get emotional when I pass by the McDonald's on Alvarado and Olympic.
As a poor kid living in a gang-infested neighborhood (just a block away from where Staples Center now is), the opportunity to play organized sports was not there.
So I relished playing and being good at kick ball, especially when I learned how to catch.
I spent a lot of time running away from bullies, climbing fences or riding my bike as fast as I could to avoid confrontations with the neighborhood hooligans who had nothing better to do than torture me and my brother.
Though my mom was rarely ever home, working two jobs, she did steer us to the Salvation Army, located just a few blocks away from our apartment. I remember playing a lot of pool and swimming in the pool.
My mom also signed us up for "L.A.'s Best", an after-school program for underprivileged kids who wanted free tutoring and enjoyed other activities.
Kick ball was the sport I loved most about the program. The cheese snacks during break were awesome, too.
We played a lot of handball there, too, and I remember a stint in gymnastics. Sorry for the mental picture.
As the years went on and our family grew (my mom married and gave us two younger sisters, one of whom just completed her freshman season in basketball and went 7-3), sports became a part of my life.
I started reading newspapers and collecting my favorites. I still have them at my mom's house. Piles and piles of newspapers neatly folded into drawers. My mom hated that I collected them but she never threw them away.
I always bought the newspaper at a newsstand every morning before school and also on Saturdays. I never could afford the $1.25 price on Sundays so I rarely read the sports section that day. I never admitted this to my mom but I was the one who secretly agreed to free trials to the Los Angeles Times.
As a kid, we moved a lot. I went to eight different elementary schools. Alhambra High School was the only school where I actually started and finished. So for me, reading the newspaper was like having a buddy always around. I wasn't afraid being alone at a new school. I always had my sports section.
My mom objected to my involvement in extracurricular activities in high school. You have to understand that in a traditional Mexican family it wasn't OK to spend time in the jazz band and marching band when I could instead be working or at home doing chores.
Every year my mom threatened to pull me out of marching band. She never did. Joining football was out of the question. I didn't join until my senior year.
During hell week we had two-a-days. One time I saw my mom driving around the football field looking for me. I couldn't believe the woman who objected my joining the team suddenly wanted to give me some fresh fruit, water and food. But that's what mothers do.
Just a few years ago, my mother apologized for being so hard on me. Like when she made me walk home from school on Fridays to mow the lawn if I wanted to be at the game later that night.
She apologized for forcing me to work at 15, having to earn enough money to pay for equipment and school trips. She apologized for not fully supporting me when I told her I wanted to be a sportswriter. I was 17 at the time and she thought getting paid peanuts wasn't worth having my byline in the Pasadena Star-News sports page.
Things now are different. I'm the kid who "made it," according to my friends. I easily could have ended up in a gang and on the streets. And though my mother wasn't physically around to help us, her presence always was felt through her efforts to keep us busy after school.
I didn't know how big of a role sports would play in my life. Neither did my mom.
So what do you give to a mother who helped you build thick skin and taught you never take no for an answer?
What to give to a mother who stayed up late waiting for you to get home after covering your first few football games, getting home way past deadline?
What do you give to a mother who showed off your clips in the sports page to her friends and even strangers?
What do you give to a mother who now proudly says her son is a sportswriter?
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New York Central & H. R. R. Co. v. Hudson County
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New York Central & H. R. R. Co. v. Hudson County, 227 U.S. 248 (1913)
New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad Company v. Hudson County
No. 50
Argued November 13, 1912
Decided February 24, 1913
Congress, by passing the Act to Regulate Commerce, has taken control of interstate railroads, and, having expressly included ferries used in connection therewith, has destroyed the power of the states to regulate such ferries. Gloucester Ferry Co. v. Pennsylvania, 114 U. S. 196, distinguished.
Quaere whether Covington Bridge Co. v. Kentucky, 154 U. S. 204, overruled Gloucester Ferry Co. v. Pennsylvania, 114 U. S. 196.
An assertion of power by Congress over a subject within its domain must be treated as coterminous with its authority over the subject, and leaves no element of the subject to control of the state.
The operation at one time of both the power of Congress and that of the state over a matter of interstate commerce is inconceivable; the execution of the greater power takes possession of the field, and leaves nothing upon which the lesser power can operate.
No portion of the business of a ferry which is part of an interstate railway is under the control of the state, and so held that the state authorities have no power to regulate the fare of passengers, whether railroad passengers or not, on the ferry between Weehawken, New Jersey, and New York City, known as the West Shore Ferry and operated by the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad.
76 N.J.L. 664 reversed.
The facts, which involve the constitutionality under the commerce clause of an ordinance of Hudson County, New Jersey, fixing rates of ferriage across the Hudson River to New York city on the ferry operated by the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad as lessee of the West Shore Railroad Company, are stated in the opinion.
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Oklahoma football: Damien Williams sees familiar faces in Norman
NORMAN — Damien Williams arrived at Oklahoma this summer excited to turn the page with one former gridiron rival.
Two star running backs for opposing San Diego teams from their pee-wee years through high school, Williams and Brennan Clay are now both OU juniors; they'll wear the same uniform for a change, and push each other in new ways to help bolster what they hope becomes a formidable Sooner backfield.
"I've been playing against Brennan since we were yay high, in pee wee," Williams said Tuesday. "It's great to be here playing with him and not against him."
Clay signed with Oklahoma out of Scripps Ranch High School in San Diego; Williams, from city rival Mira Mesa High, arrived in Norman via Arizona Western College.
"Him and I went out and we were battling until the fourth quarter," Clay remembered of their epic high school battles. "I wanna say we put up four or five touchdowns each, and he got the better of me in the end, but it's all good.
"I know what he can do; he knows what I can do. We're going to feed off each other."
Williams, though, certainly didn't expect to embrace two past football foes. So imagine his surprise when he happened upon Lacoltan Bester, the receiver who months earlier had scored twice for East Mississippi in its 55-47 win over Williams' Arizona Western squad to win the junior-college national championship.
Bester's visit to Oklahoma and quick signing of a letter of intent in May surprised many. Especially Williams.
"I was just like, 'Oh, we played against you in the national championship,'" Williams said. "It was great to see him come here, knowing that he's another great receiver added on."
In a coincidence that could've made the unplanned meeting awkward, Bester happened to be wearing his national title ring.
Despite that, both say the initial encounter was a warm one.
"The first thing that came up was the game, and I had my championship rings on," Bester said. "We were just joking around about it. ... Hopefully we'll be able to bring our talents together and put some more rings on my finger, and hopefully get him some."
Bester and Williams had never met before the East Mississippi team showed up in Yuma, Ariz., to play No. 1 Arizona Western in its home stadium for the championship.
One of Williams' teammates knew Bester, so the two junior-college stars, completely unaware they'd be teammates months later, were introduced.
The championship game began with East Mississippi's offensive firing on all cylinders and grabbing a 27-0 first-half lead on No. 1 Arizona Western.
Williams finally got his Matadors on the board with a 53-yard touchdown run late in the half.
Despite two second-half touchdown grabs by Williams and a major comeback effort, East Mississippi's early lead proved insurmountable.
Though they're now friends and teammates, Bester can't help but talk a little smack about the game.
"Every time I put my rings on, we joke around about it," Bester said. "He says he hopes I lose them or something like that. But it's all fun."
Now, the two former rivals each have an opportunity to immediately contribute as teammates in pursuit of a championship.
Williams, despite adjusting to an entirely new offense, has learned fast and will likely get a significant number of touches in the Sooners' 2012 season opener at UTEP on Saturday. He and Clay are the primary options off the bench for starter Dominique Whaley, who returns from last season's severe ankle injury.
"I'm really excited," Williams said. "Coming from a junior college, there really is an adjustment with the speed and the size, but it's still football."
Bester (6-foot-3, 205 pounds) was competing for a starting role until Justin Brown transferred from Penn State. But Bester is still expected to be a regular in the receiver rotation.
"Wanting to get on the field and wanting to start is everybody's dream," Bester said. "But just being able to play for a program like this is a great opportunity, so it doesn't matter if I start. I feel like I can still get my share of snaps. I'm gonna take advantage of every opportunity. When my name is called, I'll be ready to play."


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Center Grove wasted no time getting its offense going during Thursday's Class 2A girls soccer sectional semifinal at Franklin.
The 14th-ranked Trojans got three goals in the first 12 minutes en route to an 8-0 win against Whiteland.
Senior forward Jenna Linxwiler led Center Grove with three goals, and sophomore midfielder Hannah Johnson recorded two assists.
Trojans goalkeepers Jessica Humphrey and Sarah Butler combined for the shutout.
Center Grove moves on to play for its 16th sectional crown Saturday at 10 a.m. against tournament-host Franklin, which eliminated Martinsville 4-0 in Thursday's other semifinal.
Despite Whiteland getting off just two shots on goal, Trojans coach Todd Sheely said he was impressed with how the Warriors never gave up.
"In the first couple of minutes, Whiteland made some mistakes in the back, and we made them pay," Sheely said. "But they kept fighting. (Whiteland) coach (Katie Hartman) has done a great job getting those girls to believe in themselves.
"But I'm very pleased with our girls and the result."
The Trojans (11-4-2) took it right to Whiteland (11-3) on offense and scored their first goal in the fifth minute, unassisted by Linxwiler.
Just four minutes later, Center Grove sophomore forward Brittnee Gilbert drilled one in from 18 feet out off an assist from sophomore Hannah Johnson to go up 2-0.
Linxwiler scored her second goal for the Trojans at the 28-minute mark, assisted by junior midfielder Sarah Standley.
Later in the half, Standley collided with an opposing player in front of the Warriors' net and fell to the ground. Play was stopped for about 30 minutes while paramedics attended to Standley, who eventually was carted off the field wearing a neck brace and moving her feet.
Sheeley said Standley was hit in the head but is expected to be fine. She was taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure, he said.
Play resumed with a successful Center Grove penalty kick off the foot of sophomore Amber Perry to take a 4-0 Trojans lead into halftime.
Linxwiler got Center Grove going again two minutes into the second half when she headed in a cross kick from Johnson to bring the score to 5-0.
With 12:22 remaining, sophomore Erin Sutton scored the Trojans' sixth goal off of a cross-kick assist from sophomore Taylor Rasmussen.
Four minutes later, Center Grove senior Kylie Reynolds assisted on a score by freshman Bridget Eckerle.
Rasmussen put in a goal of her own unassisted in the 74th minute to seal the Trojans' win.
Hartman said, despite the disappointing sectional loss, she couldn't be happier with Whiteland's season. With 11 seniors this year, the Warriors' team goal was 11 wins, and that's how many they got.
"We did everything we could throughout the season," Hartman said. "But Center Grove is a good team and, technically, we're not there yet.
"But I'm proud of the way my girls played. It didn't matter what the score was, they kept playing."
Franklin (8-9) got off to an even quicker start in its match against Martinsville (7-10).
Grizzly Cubs senior midfielder Meagan Hash stole the Artesians' opening possession 20 seconds in and raced down field for a score.
Cubs senior forward Bria O'Neal then put one in off an assist from sophomore midfielder Grace Kinsey in the seventh minute to go up 2-0.
Hash scored again on another breakaway with 3:58 remaining in the half to take a 3-0 lead into the break.
Action stymied in the second half until O'Neal scored her second goal unassisted with 13:48 remaining to put the game out of reach at 4-0.
Freshman keeper Lexy Montgomery recorded the shutout for Franklin.


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Awesome printer if you have a reliable router.
This review is from: Canon imageCLASS MF4890dw Wireless Monochrome Multifunction Laser Printer
Pros: Good speed, not too heavy, and has all the necessary components of a base office printer. When this printer works, it works well.
Cons: An annoying thing happens when the printer loses connection to your WiFi router. It will reset to some default IP address and it's a pain in the rear end to reconnect and set everything up again. This happens a lot now days since my router was a bit old and tends to restart when too many devices are connected. However, I don't have the issue of resetting the IP on any of my other devices. Firmware updates didn't help the situation either.
Other Thoughts: From my experience, I'd recommend you install it using an ethernet cable unless you're extremely close to your wireless router. I look at the price and can't help but think I got a sweet bargain! I paid $200 for this printer and toner and now the price is $400+!
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Great printer for home or small office
This review is from: Canon imageCLASS MF4890dw Wireless Monochrome Multifunction Laser Printer
Pros: Great value for the price.
Cons: None so far
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This review is from: Canon imageCLASS MF4890dw Wireless Monochrome Multifunction Laser Printer
Pros: Small footprint. Very satisfied with ease of installation. In the past, I had always hooked my printers up with a USB cable. I was amazed and very pleased with the simplicity and accurateness of the instructions for a wireless install. I am plus 70 senior and I was able to install without hitch.
Cons: None
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Decent printer but they definitely skimped
This review is from: Canon imageCLASS MF4890dw Wireless Monochrome Multifunction Laser Printer
Pros: For the price this a decent all-in-one. I've faxed, printed, and scanned with it. It does all of those tasks well for the price. Quick wakeup and quick first page print.
Cons: They really went cheap on a few parts here. Most notably the paper output tray. It's a little fold out plastic flap that looks like a strong breeze will snap off. Without the flap extended, printed pages just float right out and fall to the table. Really disappointing as the rest of the printer seems fine.
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Good printer, a bit slow
This review is from: Canon imageCLASS MF4890dw Wireless Monochrome Multifunction Laser Printer
Pros: This isn't like the old laser printers where the printer needs to warm up before it is ready to print. From energy saving standby mode to output of the first page is well under 10 seconds. Print quality is good and it does everything you want from a multi-function printer
Cons: I've only used the printer via wireless. The scanning utility is a bit unreliable. Sometimes I'll use the auto document feeder or the plate glass, and about 5% of the time, it has some sort of scanning error. I can't figure out why.
Other Thoughts: Wireless option is great if the computer is in close proximity to the printer, if it isn't it can be quite annoying to utilize the scanning function. Other than that, it is fast, and quiet. If you're looking for laser MF printer, it does the job.
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Facilities: Locker Room
- Facility Operators and Designers Rethink the Locker Room
by David Dymecki and Tim Stevens March 2007
Facility operators and designers are rethinking the locker room -- bringing lockers to building users, Rather than the other way around.
- Safe, Easy-to-Maintain and Cost-Effective Flooring for Locker and Shower Areas
by Michael Popke September 2006
Options abound when specifying safe, easy-to-maintain and cost-effective flooring for locker and shower areas.
- New-Generation Storage Technologies Reshape the Equipment Room
by Paul Steinbach August 2006
New generation storage technologies are facilitating access to -- and even movement of -- hard and soft goods in the equipment room.
- Simple Upgrades Transform Locker Rooms
by Paul Steinbach July 2006
When outfitting a locker room, a few simple upgrades can enhance functionality and aesthetics.
- Locker Room Design Details
by Julie Anne Eason March 2006
With the right planning, locker rooms can shine.
- Changing Areas
by Marvin Bynum November 2005
Turning locker rooms from dull ancillary spaces into revenue-generators involves employing strategies that require as much common sense as they do imagination.
- Family Planning
by Marvin Bynum March 2004
While several basic elements of family locker room design remain standard, communities are increasingly demanding something other than a cookie-cutter approach
- Locked and Loaded
by Paul Steinbach March 2003
With Player Comfort and Team Cohesion In Mind, Locker Rooms Within Professional and Major College Athletic Venues are Designed to Serve as Well-Appointed Homes Away From Home
- Bad Combination
by Andrew Cohen September 2002
Heavy use, moisture - and especially vandals - can frustrate facility owners hoping to get high performance out of their lockers
- Careful Attention to Locker Rooms Enhances Facility's Image (and Odor)
by Elizabeth Huddleston November 2001
Careful Attention to Design and Maintenance of Locker Rooms Can Greatly Enhance A Facility's Image - And Contain Its Odor


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"She called the donkeys her children. Her uncle owned them but they were hers in spirit since she fed them and rode them and gave them their names. I never knew which was which or whether they were brother and sister, a Jenny or a Jack, but for sixty-seven days she called me her donkeys' daddy and said things like 'Why don't you go give daddy a kiss?' or 'You love your daddy, don't you?' or 'That mean old donkey daddy doesn't love us anymore,' while holding their heads in her hands and looking into their tar-drop eyes ringed with white. When they bit at each other, flung their heads back or spun to get at flies, it thrilled me. Sometimes, in the midst of a heat-struck nap we shared after digging for arrowheads or Indian bones or the bones of an ancient wooly mammoth at the mineral spring construction site, one of them would wake us up with a snort or a hee-haw or a gentle head-butt and I would call her donkeys mine."
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In response to this article by Dr. Mahad Ibrahim on the role of data during the Ebola outbreak, some interesting questions were sparked among our team. The piece evoked a lot of great insights about the opportunities and challenges the piece addresses, as well as how we see those topics evidenced in our VillageReach work. This topic is of particular interest to us, as we and our partners at the University of Washington are actively developing and testing an open-source tool for paper to digital data conversion, ODK Scan.Read full story
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The UN Commission for Life-Saving Commodities (UNCoLSC) "Atelier d'échange: Pratiques et ressources pour améliorer l'accès aux treize produits vitaux pour la santé des femmes et des enfants" (in English, "Workshop to Promote Exchange on Practices and Resources to Increase Access to the 13 Life-Saving Commodities for Women's and Children's Health") on took place last month in Dakar, Senegal. The workshop was made possible through a collaboration between the UNCoLSC and Securité Contraceptive en Afrique Francophone (SECONAF, the regional forum for Francophone Africa of the Reproductive Health Supply Chain Coalition), and followed the SECONAF Annual Meeting.Read full story
Improving Data for Management of the Vaccine Cold Chain in Mozambique
Last week I was spending a lot of time with my colleague from UNICEF/Mozambique to create a distribution plan for new cold chain equipment procured and funded by UNICEF. This is a great opportunity for the country to strengthen the cold chain to ensure vaccines are available and potent all the way to the last mile of delivery.Read full story
VillageReach, in collaboration with D-tree, is proud to announce the implementation of a new mHealth application in Malawi. What an exciting partnership! During the first week of February 2015, 25 health surveillance assistants (HSAs), nurses and other health workers in Balaka District received intensive training on smartphone technology and the capabilities of a new maternal and neonatal health (MNH) assessment application developed by D-tree. Using smartphones to improve the assessment of pregnant women and their children will increase access to health care and improve the quality of care provided in rural villages.Read full story
The Role of Data Collection and One Community's Path Toward Change
While working on the Kwitanda Community Health Project (KCHP), based in the Kwitanda catchment area, Balaka District, in southern Malawi, I have seen firsthand how critical the role of data collection is to improving health outcomes. In this rural and remote setting, the news of a maternal death spreads quickly, but quietly, almost like a rumor or story. "Did you hear? Another mother died in childbirth in that village. Another neonatal death occurred last week." It is difficult to understand the causes of the death, or how often they occur because little information is collected and reported on these events.Read full story
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Medical Chief of Gaza Province in Mozambique
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Change does not come easily, particularly to systems that have been operating in a specific way for a long time and where many people have a stake in the decision making. But sometimes it becomes clear that change is necessary to improve how things operate.Read full story
We often cite the challenges we see in determining optimal approaches to strengthening health systems, many of which are due to the lack of current data about the health of communities and the performance of the health system. This critical gap in useful data to inform better decision making led us to form the Information Systems Group (ISG) at VillageReach, charged with developing new innovations and approaches in information communications technology (ICT).
In many cases, the reporting and requisitioning of medical commodities in low-income countries has been driven by paper-based processes. These are labor intensive, and prone to communication delays and human errors, but remain the accepted practice in areas with minimal ICT infrastructure. Today, however, communication networks are being deployed in a growing number of rural communities in low-income countries, making the broad-scale deployment of an electronic logistics management information system (LMIS) not only practical but inevitable.
To address this opportunity, a significant amount of our work in ISG is focused on OpenLMIS, a collaborative, community-focused initiative to create an open source electronic LMIS for health commodity supply chains in low-income countries. With a growing number of partners, the initiative is focused on meeting our goal of designing, developing, and sharing open source software, tools and methodologies, from which Internet-enabled LMIS can be developed and customized for country deployments.
With OpenLMIS, we see the opportunity to enable ministries of health and their partners to improve their replenishment process, but also to gain access to critical information that contributes to optimal decision-making – this ranges from the facility manager at a health center who wants to submit a requisition, to a packing clerk at the warehouse who needs to fill an order, as well as related stakeholders who want real-time visibility into how well the supply chain is performing. With that greater amount of information at their disposal, we expect healthcare administrators to be able to make more accurate and timely decisions that improve health system performance, including limiting stock outs of essential medicines and vaccines, and reducing interruptions in service delivery due to stock shortages and health worker absences.
The OpenLMIS collaboration has made significant progress in software development over the past few months:
- With our partners, we have developed a detailed set of requirements for a new electronic LMIS that can be customized, configured and deployed in multiple countries.
- The first phase of software development has been completed, providing a core platform for future development of deployable LMIS solutions.
- Development has started on the second phase – a general but configurable system that includes features and functionality needed to meet basic LMIS requirements. A number of countries and financial supporters have expressed strong interest in deploying the solution.
In addition to these software development milestones, the OpenLMIS community itself is expanding. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, PATH, and USAID are providing essential funding for the initiative, and John Snow Inc., PATH, and the Tanzania and Zambia ministries of health are contributing valuable input to define requirements and functionality for the solution. Management Sciences for Health (MSH) has also recently joined the initiative.
We're very excited about the new phase of work we've started and look forward to releasing updates later in the year. For those interested in more detailed tracking of OpenLMIS' progress, please visit the OpenLMIS Repository regularly for updates.
Ron Pankiewicz
Technology Director &
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A frontline perspective of the CCPF "Health Center by Phone" Program By Novice Gauti Hotline Supervisor VillageReach, Malawi
When I trained as a midwife, I had no idea that I would be helping deliver babies over the phone. Technology has come a long way, especially in the district of Balaka in Malawi.
In September of this year, Mercy, a 24 year old pregnant woman from Dailesi village in Balaka, told her family that she wasn't feeling well, and set out for Kalembo Health Center seated on the back of a bicycle driven by her neighbor. Dailesi village is 12 km away from Kalembo, the nearest health center, and is located in a hilly area far from paved roads. The only transport available is by foot, by bicycle taxi, or – in case of emergency – by ox cart or bicycle ambulance.
After an hour of traveling, Mercy started feeling intense muscle contractions signaling the birth of her baby and could no longer sit on the back of the bicycle. Mercy asked the bicycle driver to stop in a nearby village so that the women living there could help her deliver her baby.
With no other transport available, still far from the health center, and without any skilled personnel nearby to help with Mercy's delivery, her neighbor decided to call Chipatala cha pa Foni for assistance.
Chipatala cha pa Foni (CCPF), which translates to "health center by phone," is a toll-free hotline that women in rural Malawi can call to speak directly with a hotline worker for information on pregnancy, newborn and child health, and reproductive health issues such as family planning. A VillageReach project, CCPF provides clients with advice they can follow at home, or refers them to a health center or hospital if they're displaying "danger signs" which require further care. Women in the community can also sign up for CCPF's "Tips and Reminders" mobile messaging service to receive regular text or voice messages tailored to their week of pregnancy or their child's age.
Besides information and referrals, CCPF has also linked key services to the community, as in the case of transport. After visiting the CCPF Hotline Room, the Balaka District Transport Officer was so impressed with the potential of CCPF to save lives that he offered to assist in arranging transport logistics for callers in critical condition or in need of immediate care. He gave us his telephone number and requested that we let him know of any emergency transport needs.
Less than one week later, we took him up on his offer when Mercy called the hotline.
Rose Nkupsya, a nurse and CCPF hotline worker, answered the call from Mercy. Rose understood the urgency of the situation and informed the transport officer. He immediately responded by sending the district ambulance to pick up Mercy and bring her to the nearest health facility.
Before the ambulance could reach her, Mercy delivered a baby boy. Mercy was bleeding heavily when the ambulance arrived and needed to be helped by health workers. But she was afraid of being reprimanded by them for delivering her baby outside of a facility and was concerned that the nurses would not admit her. Over the phone, Rose reassured her, and Mercy agreed to go to the health center where the nurse on duty was able to stabilize her condition and successfully stop the bleeding. Had it not been for CCPF and the transport officer, Mercy would have suffered severe bleeding and infection. Fortunately, she and her baby boy received timely and appropriate care, and both are happy and healthy today.
Chipatala cha pa Foni provides an important service to women in four districts of Malawi, but our work is far from finished. I look forward to continuing to help women have safe pregnancies and deliveries and for children to grow up happy and healthy.
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Rapid Diagnostic Test (RDT) Data and Distribution Systems.
As a partner in Mozambique's health system, VillageReach is undertaking a study about the shortage of RDTs in the rural health centres. This is the second in a series of updates we expect to provide on the work – see the first post here. The study will conclude this fall.
The study involves gathering and analyzing data that health workers collect as they provide testing services, and using that data to analyze consumption as it informs the test distribution. Data about the use of RDTs is critical to operating a well-functioning supply chain and ensuring that health centers have the right tests at the right time. This data allows planners in the health system to purchase the right quantity of tests and distribute them throughout the health system while minimizing wastage and expiry.
Until now, the national health system in Mozambique has not distributed standardized forms for collecting this data. However, the lower levels in the government recognized the need and value of the data and implemented their own systems. In the first visit made by the study team in January this year, it was found that the data collected was of very poor quality, due to lack of standardized instruments or forms to use for recording data and a lack of training for the health workers. The forms used to collect the data were undergoing numerous changes, which complicates the process of data collection at the service delivery point.
The system for distributing tests and collecting data about tests was designed with the following flow: the RDTs are amassed at a provincial medical store, redistributed to district storage facilities, and then transported to rural health centers. The image on the left represents the ideal.
Last week we visited again and found that key improvements had taken place in the last four months.
1. Systems and processes are in place to collect data about the use of tests. These are being used properly and routinely. This is no small feat in a country so vast and full of infrastructure challenges that can limit access to the health centers.
2. The Logistics Management Information System is installed and in use at the district level. That is a major accomplishment, and one that will improve the distribution and supply of medicines throughout the country.
But this visit revealed another fundamental observation. Despite improvements over the recording and availability of data about test consumption, there continues to be shortages and stock outs of tests in the health centers. Specifically, I observed situations where there were too few RDTs and a number of them had expired before being used. If the data is there to make the system work, then what is happening?
For many cases, we discovered the question can be answered by the following factors:
• A lack of vehicles for transport limits regular distribution of RDTs and medicines to health centers;
• Where there are vehicles available for transport, there is often a lack of fuel;
• Where there are vehicles and fuel, there is a chronic lack of allowances for personnel to carry out the distribution of medicines.
These factors greatly influence the availability of RDTs at the health center level. With delays in distribution, RDTs may expire before they are used, ultimately reducing the quality of service at the health centers.
All this ultimately results in poor distribution system of RDTs used in the province and a higher cost of distribution. In addition, the lack of regular distributions results in incomplete and inaccurate data about the health centers being reported back to administration levels within the health system. This image on the right represents what we see in reality.
These factors, all too common occurrences for health systems with limited resources, highlight the importance of improving the quality and capacity of the underlying infrastructure the health centers depend on in order to support so many remote communities.
Timóteo Eduardo Chaluco, Monitoring & Evaluation OfficerRead full story
In the previous post, Nick shared the exciting news that data from health centers in Mozambique is now available for us to see. Living in an environment where information is easily available at our fingertips, we often take the availability of data like this for granted. In reality, obtaining data from a place where information systems and health records aren't commonly used is quite challenging!
Yet, the information is crucial not only because it can strengthen the overall performance of the health system by enabling data-driven decision making by our partners on the ground, it is necessary in order to measure progress and impact. And as I've written previously, VillageReach is committed to monitoring and evaluating the progress and impact of the Dedicated Logistics System in Mozambique.
The key questions to ask when attempting to evaluate impact are whether or not the Dedicated Logistics System has met its objectives to improve health system performance and increase immunization coverage. In the baseline evaluation, we attempt to answer questions such as: how many children are immunized and how often do health centers run out of vaccines. Unfortunately, this type of information is just not available. There are no immunization registries to search. Health centers don't keep patient records. Even if they did, we still wouldn't be able to know how many children are not immunized because there are no vital record systems either. These things just aren't tracked.
In order to get the information we believe is valuable to answer these questions, we went out and collected it. In order to estimate the immunization coverage, we conducted more than 800 household surveys in randomly selected villages across the two provinces of Cabo Delgado and Niassa. The sample size gives us enough statistical power to make an estimate of the true immunization coverage rate with 95% confidence and because the villages were randomly selected, the sample is representative of the population. In each household, we essentially asked whether or not the children living there had received certain vaccines. In addition, we conducted surveys in more than 60 health centers in those villages to get an idea of how the health centers were performing. We worked with a group in Mozambique who hired and trained local staff to conduct the surveys and complete the data entry. The process took about nine months from the time we first sought Ministry of Health approval for the study until we started seeing the data.
Despite a few challenges along the way including delays in schedules with field teams, traveling time to remote villages, and correcting for concerns with the data such as missing entries and incorrectly completed surveys completed, we have real numbers. We have real data from the very last mile. Finally, we can use this data to answer our questions regarding how many kids aren't being reached by vaccination services and what we can do to improve this. Using this information, we can tailor our program activities in ways that can make the biggest impact and that is what we intend to do.
Before we can share the results publically, we need approval from the Ministry of Health. We've started the process and have already shared the results with provincial leaders in Cabo Delgado and Niassa. We will be presenting the results to the Ministry later this month or early next year. We are looking forward to sharing our results with you as soon as possible. Stay tuned.
Jessica Crawford
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"You must have a room, or a certain hour or so a day, where you don't know what was in the newspapers that morning, you don't know who your friends are, you don't know what you owe anybody, you don't know what anybody owes to you. This is a place where you can simply experience and bring forth what you are and what you might be. This is the place of creative incubation. At first you may find that nothing happens there. But if you have a sacred place and use it, something eventually will happen." ― Joseph Campbell
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Here's what I came up with today in my hour. 14 tracks in current rotation for me. No fillers--all A+ music worthy of your listening attention. I hope you enjoy them!
Many thanks for the messages I've received from all over the world inquiring about the status of older and, of course, new episodes. It's great to know I have your company in this "sharing of sounds" experience. Perhaps I should heed the advice of Mr. Campbell and visit that sacred place more regularly.
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These Anti-Theft Lunch Bags make me laugh! The mold is totally believable too! When I first saw these pictures I wondered for a moment- what is this picture of a moldy sandwich? Even if your lunch isn't under attack, these would still be fun to have around for a gag!
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(Tara Walton/Toronto Star) By Lukas Hardonk (@LukasHardonk) The Toronto Maple Leafs will host the Montreal Canadiens tonight at the Air Canada Centre. It will be the Leafs' final home game before they venture out on a three-game Western road swing that will see them visit Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. Here are a few notes going into tonight's game: Reimer to start Tonight's game against Montreal will be a big one for the Leafs; they have dropped two straight and now find themselves just one point inside of playoff position. Yet still, despite the fact that he allowed four goals to the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday night, the Leafs will turn back to James Reimer in goal this evening. This move comes as somewhat of a surprise given the Leafs' current situation, but one must keep in mind that Reimer also made 35 saves against the Flyers. He has been stellar lately and has improved his statistics to a 2.77 goals against average and a .910 save percentage. Boyce returns to the lin...
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several months ago, a service light came on. it is on the right side and is yellow. Also, the icon looks like a manifold(?) or the place where one would put oil. I checked fluids, was low on coolant, filled it. I disconnected the battery but a few days later the light came on again. Also, i believe it happened around the time the odometer turned to 60,000 miles (is this why?)
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus wore Giuseppe Zanotti Metal Counter Sandals (available from ShopBop) with a white Dolce & Gabbana dress to the screening of "Veep" in New York City on April 10th, 2012 (Source). Just seeing her again makes me want to watch re-runs of "Seinfeld".... These leather sandals feature metal plates at the heel cap. Buckled ankle strap. Covered stiletto heel and leather sole. Guiseppe Zanotti Sandals … [Read more...]
Tory Burch Blanton Espadrille Oxfords as seen on Jessica Alba
Jessica Alba was spotted wearing Tory Burch Blanton Espadrille Oxfords in Khaki (available from ToryBurch.com) while out and about in Santa Monica, California on April 6th, 2012 (Source). Espadrille Oxfords … [Read more...]


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AFI Silver to Host 2014 Caribbean Filmfest
In recognition of Caribbean Heritage Month in June, the AFI Silver theater in Silver Spring will host the DC Caribbean Filmfest.
The festival is co-presented by Caribbean Association of World Bank and IMF Staff (CAWI), Caribbean Professional Network (CPN), Institute of Caribbean Studies (ICS) and TransAfrica. The festival opens June 13 and will last through June 15.
For more information: www.afisilver.com.
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Shalette East Virtual Academy (SEVA)
Shalette East Virtual Academy (SEVA) is an established online school that offers complete Internet delivered courses to pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, middle and high school students. Our courses are tailored to meet specific curricula and students are well-prepared to sit select national, regional and international examinations. SEVA combines over 200 certified teachers, the latest technology and a customized learning plan to ensure academic success. All SEVA students have access to a wide array of etextbooks, ehandouts, videos, educational games, thousands of practice questions, topic specific tests, study guides, topic specific notes, animated notes, pre-tests and post-tests. SEVA students also participate in online class discussions and live tutorials facilitated by our experienced teachers. Students can enroll full-time or part-time in one or more of our 113 dynamic online courses. SEVA has served hundreds of students worldwide since 2013. Please click here to be redirected to the Shalette East Virtual Academy portal.


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shhhhh, it's for Jamie. Don't tell him! He hasn't been around here for a while now so i hope i'm safe in posting this!
Need a laptop for around £250-300. He'll want to download music, play games, Facebook and such like. We don't have wireless right now but will be getting it hopefully in the not too distant future.
Any ideas please?


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Christine Francisco has gone on searches, prayed and even asked for help on national television, but after 3 ½ weeks she has lost hope...
Christine Francisco has gone on searches, prayed and even asked for help on national television, but after 3 ½ weeks she has lost hope that her husband will come home.
Jobless, two months pregnant and raising two small children, Francisco said she has had to put her emotions behind her and focus on supporting her young family. She believes Nicholas, her husband of seven years, was murdered, but she also understands why authorities say he may have disappeared voluntarily.
Nicholas Francisco, 28, vanished after leaving his Queen Anne graphic-design job on Feb. 13. Five days later, his red 1992 Toyota Paseo was found abandoned outside a Federal Way condominium complex.
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King County sheriff's investigators say there was nothing inside the car to indicate foul play or to point to the SeaTac man's whereabouts. As a result, investigators have scaled back their search for him.
Francisco admits she and her husband, whom she met nearly a decade ago when they were students at the Art Institute of Seattle, didn't have a perfect marriage. But, she said, he wouldn't abandon their children.
Regardless of the reason for his disappearance, the 27-year-old woman said she has to consider her pregnancy and her children, ages 2 and 4.
"There's a point you have to face the facts," Francisco said on Friday. "You can't sit and hide in a corner your whole life, especially if you have kids. His disappearance hasn't made the world stop spinning; the bills need to be paid."
Francisco said she will meet with a financial adviser in the coming days to find out how she can manage their mortgage and bills. She said that Publicis, the firm where Nicholas worked, is still paying his salary, but eventually that money and donations that have trickled in to help her will run out. Detectives have searched the couple's financial records and found nothing to help lead them to the missing man, said sheriff's Sgt. James Laing.
Detectives and Francisco are relying heavily on the Internet with the hope of finding Nicholas. While Laing said investigators are checking the Internet for possible sightings, Francisco said she checks crime blogs for clues. But she said it's difficult because many bloggers believe she had something to do with her husband's disappearance, or that he abandoned them.
"People are gossiping about me; they're saying things that are untrue," she said. "It's like junior high school. It's ridiculous."
Laing said that if Nicholas Francisco did disappear on his own, there is nothing illegal about it.
"People disappear for various reasons all the time," Laing said. "Adults decide they want to start another life for various reasons."
Laing said detectives will continue investigating until they can entirely rule out that the disappearance isn't connected to a crime. But, he added, the case no longer remains at the forefront because there are other missing-persons cases with "concrete leads."
"We have to prioritize things that are going on," Laing said. "Unless there is something to indicate there is a crime, we are kind of stuck."
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Apple Cranberry Cobbler
This is a fabulous dessert for the Holidays! This one, however, isn't one of my own. But it is SINFULLY delicious! I make it this time of year..... along with the mandatory lefse - being from Norway it would be a kind of corrupt table without lefse - but that's another recipe!
Apple Cranberry Cobbler
5 cups thinly sliced peeled tart apples
1 1/4 cups sugar
1 cup fresh or frozen cranberries
3 tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 cup water
2 tablespoons butter or margarine
3/4 cup all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup cold butter or margarine
1/4 cup milk
In a large saucepan, combine the apples, sugar, cranberries, tapioca, cinnamon and water. Let stand for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to a full boil. Cook and stir 3 minutes longer. Pour into a greased 2-qt. baking dish. Dot with butter.
In a bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Cut in butter until crumbly. Stir in milk to form a soft dough. Drop dough by tablespoonfuls over hot apple mixture. Bake, uncovered, at 375 degrees F for 30-35 minutes or until topping is golden brown and a toothpick inserted into topping comes out clean.
- Category
- Desserts, Cobblers


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Bamboo Blade - The Complete Series [S.A.V.E. Edition] (DVD)
Title: Bamboo Blade - The Complete Series [S.A.V.E. Edition]
Volume: DVD
Running time: 650
Distributor: FUNimation Entertainment
Release date: 2011-10-18
Suggested retail price: $29.98
Age rating: 13+
Some fight for honor. They fight for sushi?!
It didn't take long for pint-sized Tamaki's lightning reflexes to catch the eye of starving kendo instructor Toraji. This second-rate sensei is an embarrassment to the sport, and his kendo club is running out of members. His only hope for redemption - and a full belly - is to get Tamaki to sign-on as his star pupil. Unfortunately, this sword-wielding prodigy is a serious anime addict, so it'll be a challenge to get her to step away from the television and into the dojo. But once she feels like a part of the team, Tamaki will put down the remote and pick up her sword as Toraji turns his girls into a fearsome sisterhood of the bamboo blade!
(added on 2011-08-19, modified on 2011-08-19)
- Encyclopedia information about Bamboo Blade (TV)


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Agony by RiVvenGuardWatch
©2007-2016 RiVvenGuard
It was just as painful posing for this shot -.-
Your best hands yet
oh... wow... this is incredible!!!the pose... the movement in it, and the veins, and... i'm breathless!!!
Thats some amazing detail, and great shading. I hate drawing hands.
thank you, it takes a lot of practice and A LOT of determination. just dont stop drawing n you'll be ok.