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The very first Valentine's Day candy I got this year were these delicious samples from See's Candies. They are very festive, with a large, heart shaped Milk Bordeaux and a Sweetheart box. They use lots of red and pink, plus the heart shaped which make them perfect for Valentines Day. I was super excited to receive these samples, as See's candies are favorites of mine, and I adore trying their seasonal fare.
If you've never had a See's Bordeaux, well, let me just say it's a little slice of heaven. It's a mix of brown sugar and butter cream, so it's rich and smooth, which being a little grainy and sweet. So, terribly addictive. This one for Valentines Day comes in a little box, but don't let it fool you. It's still a large Bordeaux even if it's not a whole pound of them from their chocolates counter.
It's very sweet looking, in the shape of a heart, with two frosted hearts in the center: one red and one white.
The way this candy melts in your mouth is an absolute pleasure. You get waves of sweetness that are buttery and have a richness that is hard to explain. The texture is smooth and thick, as if a square of fudge just melted on your tongue. It doesn't dissipate too quickly and it leaves you moth feeling clean. No greasy aftertaste or grit. It's pure bliss.
Everyone I've shared pieces of this Bordeaux with, cause for it was was that big, absolutely loved it. My fiance posture relaxed as he looked at me and said "Wow, that is really good". The Bordeaux is one of my favorite See's, and it will firmly remain there.
The Sweetheart Box is a lovely collection of some of See's best truffles. This box, though, is the oly boxed assortment that has their Peanut Butter Pattie and P-Nut Crunch (tm) in it. Both are perfect for any lover of peanut butter, so this assortment is a good bet if your Valentine loves that flavor. There's a nice assortment of other chocolate, nougats and nut-brittle in here, so your taste buds certainly won't get bored. To add to its festive feeling, not only is the box beautifully decorated, there's solid red foil wrapped heart candies in here that complete the feeling.
I am smitten with these chocolates and especially that Milk Bordeaux heart. I'd have a constant stash of those in my kitchen in an ideal world. If your sweetheart is into rich chocolates and sweet fillings, See's is a great option for your Valentines Day gift giving.
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On Tuesday, March 26, 2013, an enforcement effort was initiated by the Wilmington Fire Marshal's Office and supported by the Wilmington Police Department, Department of License and Inspections and the Delaware Division of Alcohol and Tobacco. The enforcement effort took place at the Thunderguard Motorcycle Club located on 2820 Northeast Boulevard.
Fire Marshals conducted building inspections in all of the structures on the corner lot that is shared with the Thunderguard Motorcycle Club. While conducting those inspections, Fire Marshals discovered that there was an illegal, undocumented assembly space built inside a garage occupancy structure. Fire Marshals documented that this fully furnished space had been illegally operating for several years.
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April 12, 1984 (30 Years Ago)
Trimble County High School juniors Amy Andrew, Mark Perkinson and Jamie Proctor have been selected to attend the 1984 Governor's Scholars Program by Governor Martha Layne Collins. The five-week special enrichment program will be held this summer at the University of Kentucky and Centre College. The program, held last year for the first time, offers a broad range of courses, speakers and activities.
March 15, 1984 (30 Years Ago)
Formal sentencing of Parramore Sanborn is scheduled tomorrow following a guilty verdict in the murder of Barbara Heilman of Campbellsburg. The Henry County jury recommended the death penalty in handing down the sentence against Sanborn who was convicted of the Oct. 12, 1983 kidnapping, rape, sodomy and stabbing death of Heilman. The case consumed about 214 hours during 37 in-court days.
February 23, 1984 (30 Years Ago)
The Trimble County Fiscal Court approved a pre-application for a grant to purchase a tract of land to be added to the county recreation park during their recent meeting. The court proposed to make the preapplication to the Department of Local Government for assistance under the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965. Estimated cost of the park addition is $67,000. The land is located next to the present park facilities on Highway 421 and belongs to Jim Wood.
Nov. 3, 1983 (30 Years Ago)
District Court Judge Julia Fields ruled Tuesday that the Bedford firehouse is a public place. She said that she believed that the public use and public function with volunteer firemen overrides the private ownership interest in the firehouse. The point of whether or not the firehouse was a public place or a private one had been brought up in the defense of a young fireman who was cited for drinking beer in a public place after Kentucky State Police Trooper Phillip Marshall passed by the firehouse on May 22 and saw the beer.
Halloween is an exciting time of year for kids, and to help ensure they have a safe holiday, here are some tips from the American Academy of Pediatricse.
ALL DRESSED UP: Plan costumes that are bright and reflective. Make sure that shoes fit well and that costumes are short enough to prevent tripping, entanglement or contact with flame. Consider adding reflective tape or striping to costumes and trick-or-treat bags for greater visibility.
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is the fifth and final installment in a series of childhood memories penned by the late Giles Hancock Wood in January 1941. Mrs. Wood's writings offer glimpses of life in Trimble County in the late 19th century. The memories, edited by a granddaughter, June Lehue Haney, were made available to The Trimble Banner by a grandson, former Milton Mayor Gary Rowlett.
By GILES HANCOCK WOOD
Feb. 3, 1983 (30 Years Ago)
Longtime Trimble educator and current Milton Elementary School Principal J.W. Sachleben was named acting Superintendent of Trimble County Schools last week. Sachleben fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Dr. Billy Stout. Sachleben will continue as Milton principal for the time being. Carole Martin was reappointed Board Chairman.
Jan. 27, 1983 (30 Years Ago)
Trimble County School Superintendent Dr. Billy Stout submitted his resignation from the position effective Feb. 15. The resignation followed on the heels of the termination and subsequent reinstatement of boys' basketball coach Harold Taylor who tendered his resignation following his reinstatement.
Candidates for basketball Homecoming King and Queen are seniors: Chris Carder and Shelly Staples, juniors Chris Liter and Lee Pierce, sophomores Steve Stark and Karen Horn, and freshmen Billy Adams and Angie Couch.
Jan. 20, 1983 (30 Years Ago)
Twenty-one-year-old Melinda Bray is Trimble County's first lady firefighter. She has been a member of the Bedford Volunteer Fire Dept. for nearly four months now, having completed her probation period. At the last fire department meeting Melinda was elected Secretary. She is a qualified emergency medical technician and works as a medical assistant for Dr. Rod MacGregor in Bedford.
30 Years Ago (Jan. 13, 1983)
At an emergency meeting of the Trimble County School Board, Jan. 6, the boys' basketball coach at Trimble County High School, Harold Taylor, was reinstated and then resigned. Taylor's contract as teacher and coach had been suspended on Dec. 15, 1982.
Louise Ginn was honored by the Trimble County Library Board on the occasion of her retirement after 11 years as Trimble County Librarian.
50 years ago (Jan. 3, 1963)
The January term of Trimble County Circuit Court convenes Monday morning (Jan. 7). Several matters are set for trial on the first day of court, all in variety: shooting with intent to kill, forgery, cemetery mutilation, robbery, etc., and Commonwealth's Attorney James F. Thomas intimates that several other matters may be delved into during the scheduled time, such as settlements for damages caused in wrecks.
30 Years Ago (Dec. 23, 1982)
The Trimble county varsity Raiders finally got a taste of victory after a two year-35 game losing streak. They beat out Owen County 53-50.
Bedford annexes six acres on Cutshaw Lane where HUD project is being completed. An ordinance to annex Webb Subdivision on Locust Lane was passed Monday evening, also. The annexation will be final in 60 days if there is no significant complaint.
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I keep hearing about literary fiction, and how it is so much better than genre fiction. What exactly is literary fiction?
There's always the good old wikipedia definition: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literary_fiction
My take on it that it is often used to mean "serious" fiction (whatever that is), as opposed to fiction that is merely "entertainment". It often seems to be thrown about in the context of snobbery (that is, someone may not "read that airport bookshop rubbish" because they like literary fiction), but I don't know if people really say those sorts of things, or if it's just the impression that the other side ("genre" people) think they might say.
It's just one of those terms that means different things to different people (as @neilfein's answer suggests).
(For a quantitative answer, how about: the average number of metaphors per paragraph?)
Here's the money quote from a good article on the subject:
This is a good summary, though I think it covers lit-fic's goals better than its commonplace achievements.
Though, like other genres and streams, there isn't a one-size-fits-all definition for literary fiction, here are some other common distinguishing characteristics:
At its worst, literary fiction can feel pretentious, deliberately oblique, and ultimately pointless. At its best, it can be subtle, deep, and provoking, in ways that most popular fiction simply can't reach.
And as a parting shot, here's another good article: What Is Literary Fiction?
In the sense you mean, it probably stands for general fiction, i.e. not romances, science-fiction, or mysteries. (Fiction that is "literary".) There's a lot of genre fiction that has excellent character development, but like anything else, the vast majority of anything is usually pretty bad. It may have other meanings as well. An agent I know uses this term "literary fiction" to refer to anything she handles that's not non-fiction. (Including graphic novels.)
To me, LitFic is fiction that is not a "page turner" (i.e. a story with only very direct surface themes, that gets you to the next page via suspense, but doesn't make you think about anything outside the context of the book itself), and is written to have serious shelf life (i.e. is both relevant and understandable to future generations).
LitFic can also be genre fiction (some of Heinlein's work comes to mind, scifi but definitely LitFic), but isn't usually (it's harder for genre fiction to remain relevant to a wide audience over time).
Literary fiction is fiction you read so you can brag about having read it. If it ain't raining, you ain't training. If you aren't getting flak, you aren't over the target. And if you're enjoying a book, it isn't literary fiction.
Some famous literary fictionists who are actually terrible writers:
Cormac Macarthy
In addition to +1ing a couple other answers, I'd add:
It seems to me that the breakdown of fiction into genres (including "literary") is an imperfect system that mostly serves commercial needs. Someone might read Twilight and go into a bookstore looking for something similar. The booksellers want to make that process as easy as possible, and to do that they need to make bets on what "similar" means.
So they might stick it with other books intended for a similar age group ("young adult fiction"), or books that have similar worlds, imagery, or themes ("fantasy/horror"), or even books that have a similar emotional tone ("romance").
When an author says they work within a specific genre, I interpret that as: "My work has deliberate commonalities with other books in this genre. Provided my writing is good enough, consumers who've read and enjoyed other works in this genre are also likely to enjoy my work. And by being explicit about the genre, it will be easier for booksellers to categorize and for consumers to locate."
All of that said, here's my joke about "genre" vs. "literary" fiction, based on an actual event:
Me: Where do you keep your horror?
Shopkeeper: It's with "fantasy/sci-fi".
Me: That's where I was looking, but I can't find the book. It's called House of Leaves.
Shopkeeper: Oh, good horror is under "literature".
Me: [blank stare]
It's an imperfect system, like any broad approach to categorization of complex works, but it seems to be the best we've got. As others have observed, many books considered "literary fiction" could also fall into other genre categories, and it's generally the style that overrides those other categories.
That, again, is the bookseller's bet: That the quality of House of Leaves* which engaged me was the style, and not the haunted house theme or the mood of suspense/mystery/horror.
*Just an example. If you hated House of Leaves, feel free to substitute your favorite genre-spanning book.
I would say that it is fiction written in an elevated style. Note, by "elevated" I do not mean necessarily superiour. Heinlein was mentioned above, and he falls into a second category: books that transcend their time period. If you write crappy genre fiction, and people are still reading it 200 years later, it magically becomes literature (just ask Alexandre Dumas).
The particular subject doesn't really matter very much. Most people would place obvious sci-fi like Farenheit 451 and 1984 in the category of literature. Likewise more modern and geeky literary fiction like The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay or Johnathan Strange and Mr. Norrell are classed as literature solely because of style, not subject. A good number of postmodernists write novels that would fit into scifi or fantasy (like David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest or Thomas Pynchon with Gravities Rainbow or Mason and Dixon(1)) but you won't ever find them there because the style doesn't fit.
Like it or not, most genre fiction, be it romance, or thrillers, or scifi, or fantasy...It's written plainly, without a lot of embellishment. There are exceptions, of course, like when Steven Brust got stuck in French Romance mode for 10 years, but other than that...
1) Psychics and talking dogs respectively, are fantasy. Even if the dogs speak poetry.
I think the wikipedia definition gets quite close to the essence. Additionally, you might think about the type of fiction meant to have an aesthetic value/quality, that is what literary fiction hopes to achieve in my view.


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If a person wakes up in the middle of the night to perform a small, brief action (say putting a pacifier back into a baby's mouth) is she required to do netilat yadayim (washing her hands ritually)?
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|Wilson had previously been the head coach for the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim (1993-1997), Washington Capitals (1997-2002), and San Jose Sharks (2002-2008). During Wilson's tenure, the Sharks were the only NHL team to win at least one playoff round in each of his final four years in San Jose. Wilson led the Sharks to the Western Conference Final for the first time in their history in 2004, and led them to the Conference Semifinals in 2006, 2007 and 2008. His Sharks teams won two Pacific Division championships (2004 and 2008); twice finished second in their division, and twice posted the second-best point total in the Western Conference. From 2003-2008, no team appeared in more Stanley Cup playoff rounds (nine) other than the Detroit Red Wings (10). San Jose had the third-most NHL playoff series victories (five) behind Detroit (seven) and Anaheim (six) during that time. With a record of 206-134-45 (W-L-O/T) Wilson surpassed Darryl Sutter as the Sharks' all-time wins leader on March 1, 2008. He is also the team's leader in post-season games coached with a 28-24 mark in 52 playoff games. With the Washington Capitals, Wilson compiled a record of 192-167-51. His tenure in the United States' capital was highlighted by the team's only trip to the Stanley Cup Final in 1998. Wilson moving up all-time wins list Prior to spending five seasons with the Capitals, Wilson had served as the first head coach of the expansion Mighty Ducks of Anaheim in 1993, and he led the team to the post-season for the very first time in the 1996-97 season. In 12 full NHL seasons (minimum 82 games in a season) as head coach, Wilson's teams have reached the post-season eight times, won four division titles, won one conference title, reached at least 90 points seven times, reached at least 100 points four times, reached at least 40 wins seven times and reached 50 wins once (51 in 2006-07, which is a Sharks record).
|Throughout his professional and amateur career, Wilson has enjoyed a long-standing relationship with USA Hockey. He led Team USA to the gold medal in 1996 at the inaugural World Cup of Hockey and he coached the team again at the 2004 tournament. Wilson also coached the U.S. National Team at the 1994 and 1996 World Championships where his teams finished fourth and third respectively. Wilson also served as head coach for Team USA at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. Wilson, 53, was a seventh-round selection of the Toronto Maple Leafs (132nd overall) in the 1975 NHL Amateur Draft. He made his NHL debut by playing in 13 games for Toronto in 1977-78, followed by 46 games in 1978-79 and five games in 1979-80. He recorded seven goals and 15 assists to go along with six penalty minutes in 64 total games with the blue and white. He recorded a goal and three assists in six career Maple Leafs playoff games. In 117 career NHL games as a player with Toronto and Minnesota, Wilson recorded 26 goals and 67 assists for 93 points. Wilson is one of 15 individuals that have both played for the Maple Leafs and then went on to coach at least one game for the Original Six franchise. Born in Windsor, Ontario, Ron is the son of Larry Wilson and the nephew of Johnny Wilson, both former players on Stanley Cup winning teams from Detroit.


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Bring Calendar information to 30 E. First Ave., email it to firstname.lastname@example.com, or mail it to The Calendar, The Dispatch, P.O. Box 908, Lexington, 27293 so it is at The Dispatch one week prior to its publication date. Include an address for the event. Events listed below are in Lexington, unless otherwise noted. For publication of church and nonprofit yard sales, please call classified advertising at 249-1637.
The Lexington Police Department will hold its monthly community watch meeting on at 7 p.m. Monday at Calvary Family Worship Center in the fellowship hall.
The Davidson County Beekeepers Association will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Davidson County Agricultural Auditorium, 301 E. Center St. Meeting is open to the public. There will be an open meeting, to include officer elections and planning for 2013. For more information, contact Joel Lawrence at 885-8157.
North Lexington Triangle Fire Department will hold its annual meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the fire station, 2976 Greensboro St. Ext. After the business meeting, there will be door prizes given away and refreshments.
Gumtree Fire and Rescue Squad will have a spaghetti supper fundraiser from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday . Meals are $7 each. Hot dogs are available too. The money goes to support the needs of the firefighters and rescue squad members as they serve our community. This event is sponsored by the auxiliary of Gumtree.
Macedonia United Methodist Church, 10890 Highway 8, Southmont, is having a poor man's supper from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Adult plates cost $6; child's $3. Fatback, pinto's, potatoes, greens, cabbage, apples, corn bread and hot dogs will be served. There will be music by Smiley and friends with all proceeds go to building fund. Call 798-3097.
Meadowview Presbyterian Church will host a blood drive from 2 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Please call the church office to set up an appointment at 249-2680.
An Aide from U.S. Rep. Mel Watt's office will meet with constituents in Lexington from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday in Lexington City Hall, 28 W. Center St. and from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Thomasville at city hall, 10 Salem St.
North Lexington Triangle Fire Department will hold its annual meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the fire station, 2976 Greensboro St. Ext. After the business meeting, there will be door oprizes given away and refreshments.
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The Davidson County Republican Women would like to send an open invitation to all county Republican women to its monthly meeting held the third Tuesday at Captain Tom's Seafood, 1037 Randolph St., Thomasville. Dinner at 6 p.m. and meeting to start at 7 p.m.
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A legislative panel has advanced a proposal creating a task force that will study replacing a state veterans' home that closed last year.
The Senate State Agencies and Governmental Affairs Committee on Thursday endorsed the proposal by Republican Sen. Jane English of North Little Rock to create an Arkansas veterans' home task force.
English's proposal would create a 22-member task force that would begin meeting in May to work on recommendations for replacing a state veterans' home in Little Rock that closed last year.
The panel would look at potential locations for a new facility, the cost and potential funding sources. The proposal calls for the task force to issue its recommendations by Oct. 31.
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- 1-1/2 cups old-fashioned oats
- 3/4 cup whole wheat flour
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 cup toasted wheat germ
- 3 teaspoons salt
- 1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
- 2-1/2 cups water
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 5-1/2 to 6 cups all-purpose flour
- Melted butter, optional
- Additional old-fashioned oats, optional
- In a large bowl, combine the oats, whole wheat flour, brown sugar, wheat germ, salt and yeast. In a small saucepan, heat water and butter to 120°-130°. Add to dry ingredients just until moistened. Add 3 cups all-purpose flour; beat until smooth. Stir in enough remaining all-purpose flour to form a soft dough.
- Turn onto a floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 6-8 minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to grease top. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hour.
- Punch dough down. Turn onto a lightly floured surface; divide into five portions. Shape each into a loaf. Place in five greased 5-in. x 3-in. x 2-in. loaf pans. Cover and let rise until doubled, about 30 minutes.
- Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from pans to wire racks. Brush with melted butter; sprinkle with additional oats if desired. Cool. Yield: 5 mini loaves (5 slices each).
Reviews for Oatmeal Mini Loaves
"We love this recipe, I use honey and olive oil , leaving out butter. It's great with white wheat flour too."
"This was good but very dense. Reading previous reviews, it sounds like it was supposed to be. I thought maybe I had killed the yeast because I did not have a thermometer at my boyfriend's house to test the temp of the water and butter mixture. It did not rise very well for the first rise or after shaping into loaves. It did rise in the oven during baking, so I guess the yeast wan't dead. Like I said, dense, but very good flavor. I liked the small loaves and served with another TOH recipe, Scotch Broth. Very simple, hearty and delicious meal."
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Why would any woman elect to remove her healthy breasts as Angelina Jolie just did? Isn't the surgery disfiguring and psychologically damaging? What kind of surgeon would even perform that surgery when there is no cancer in the breasts? I am one of those surgeons who feel that an educated patient can make the right choice for herself. But neither Jolie nor most commentators have specifically addressed the major reason her surgery, though dramatic, was such a sensible move.
Angelina Jolie's public disclosure has created quite a buzz in the media. She has shared her personal journey to educate millions of women about the breast and ovarian cancer risk realized by women who carry the BRCA I or II gene. Her choice to have "risk reduction surgery," as I like to refer to it, was clearly an empowered, educated, visionary decision.
BRCA gene-related breast cancers have a dirty little secret. They are associated with a high incidence of triple negative tumors. Although "negative" sounds good, it's not. These fast growing cancers can show up as large tumors in just a few months. BRCA positive patients follow a six-month screening routine that alternates between mammogram and MRI. Even so, triple negative cancers can pop up in the interval between screening exams. This is one reason that more and more women who carry a BRCA gene choose to have risk reduction surgery with reconstruction. Surgically, we are often able to preserve the nipple complex providing patients with risk reduction and excellent cosmetic results. Triple negative cancers account for approximately 75 percent of the cancers that occur in BRCA I carriers and 30 percent of the cancers in BRCA II carriers. (Less than 11 percent of breast cancers in the general population are triple negative.) These cancers are fast growing and aggressive, and almost all of them require chemotherapy as they lack certain cell surface proteins that can be targeted by medication. The drug tamoxifen is ineffective in preventing this specific type of cancer.
Angelina became educated and made the right choice for her. She has reduced her risk of breast cancer from 87 percent to less than 5 percent, and she can look her children in the eye and say with love in her heart, "Mommy did everything in her power to prevent breast cancer and be here with you!"
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News: Slow Start, Fast Finish As Women's Hoops Wins SCC Opener
For the first 10-plus minutes of its South Coast Conference North Division opener Wednesday, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team seemed stuck in a fog while opponent East Los Angeles jumped out to a 28-14 lead.
Sophomore point guard Desiree Loving spurred her teammates, scoring 18 of her game-high 23 points in the second half as the state No. 3-ranked Lancers recovered from the first-half malaise with a 79-63 victory at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
PCC improved to 12-4 overall while the Huskies fell to 10-6.
Loving made her last four shots in a row from the floor, mostly on medium-range jumpers and was superb at the free throw line, making 13 of 15 attempts. She added five rebounds and five assists.
A fast-break basket by Joelle Tucker gave PCC a 50-49 lead with 12:10 remaining. It was the first time the Lancers were ahead since the opening minute. A Loving jumper capped a 19-4 run that made it 59-51 with just under nine minutes left as the Lancers would keep the advantage the rest of the way.
ELAC, unranked in the state, but No. 11 in the SoCal poll, put the Lancers in rally mode thanks to red-hot shooting from 3-point range. The Huskies made 9-for-17 overall from the bomber zone as reserve guard Angelica Trinidad sank four straight treys at one point during the first half. Trinidad led ELAC with 17 points and made five 3-pointers.
PCC's starting unit aided Loving's performance with sophomore guard Skai Thompson adding 14 points and second-year center Kaitlyn Parks delivering 13 points, eight rebounds and three steals. Sophomore forward Tyler Crockom chipped in 11 points, four rebounds and three assists.
Off the bench, sophomore forward Averie-Alice Guzman was efficient on both ends of the floor and finished with six points, five rebounds, and two assists. Tucker, a frosh guard, was slick on defense and picked up six points, three steals and three rebounds. Sophomore forward Brandi DuBose added an inside presence with eight rebounds plus two blocks (scored one point).
The Lancers shot extremely well in the second half, making 56.7 percent of their field goals (17-for-30) and 82.4 percent on free throws (14-for-17).
For the first time since the South Coast Conference switched to doubleheaders during the late 1990s, the women's game was the second half of the twinbill after the PCC men's contest. The Lancers women had preceded every home doubleheader with the men's team going back to the opening of the HP Gym in 1999-2000.
PCC visits Los Angeles Southwest College on Friday, Jan. 10 in a 7 p.m. conference tip-off.
[Photo--Lancer Desiree Loving goes up for a shot during PCC's conference-opening victory over East LA Wednesday night, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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Bring your kid(s) to Discovery Gateway today and let Santa rule. First, there will be a sit-down breakfast with Santa, which includes pancakes and fruit. Next, it's picture time! Then, Santa spends the remainder of the day playing alongside the kids at the museum. This will give them a last-minute chance to tell Good ol St. Nick what they want for Christmas, and give you a break from the "gimmie" chaos. 444 W. 100 South, SLC, 801-456-5437.
Not to worry. Most of us procrastinate holiday shopping, and at this point, you still have a week to go. The Gateway's many stores provide holiday deals, and right before Christmas they are practically steals. Got to The Gateway and check everyone off your list in one fell swoop. Hey, don't forget to get a little something for yourself. 18 N. Rio Grande St., SLC, 801-456-2000.


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Teen from Lexington crashes into tree in Kernersville
Published: Monday, February 18, 2013 at 3:26 p.m.
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A teenager from Lexington collided with a tree Saturday morning in Kernersville, sending him and several passengers to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, according to a news release from the Kernersville Police Department.
Officers responded to the accident at 7:38 a.m.
The crash occurred near the intersection of West Mountain Street and Weeping Lane and involved a vehicle colliding into a tree.
The driver, a 16-year-old male of Lexington, was driving a white 2003 Chevrolet TrailBlazer SUV traveling west on West Mountain Street when it left the left side of the roadway and collided into a tree near Weeping Lane.
The crash is still under investigation by the Kernersville Police Department Traffic Team.
The Kernersville Police Department identified the occupants of the vehicle as the 16-year-old driver, three other juveniles of Lexington and Christopher Daniel Murray, 41. All of the occupants were transported to WFBMC. A hospital spokeswoman had no information on Murray's condition.
Sgt. David Joyce of the Kernersville Police Department said he was not releasing the identities of the 16-year-old driver nor the other juveniles per department policy.
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Pallet pools: It's all about logistics
April 04, 2013 - MMH Editorial
The plastic pallet market has traditionally been an owned asset market, not a pooled market. While CHEP and Peco created pools for the 48 x 40 inch wooden pallet favored by the grocery, consumer packaged goods and retail industries, plastic pallets were traditionally owned by the food, pharma and assembly manufacturers that are the largest users of plastic pallets.
The exception to the rule is iGPS. But like CHEP and Peco, iGPS attacked the broad 48 x 40 market. For nearly a decade, ORBIS Reusable Packaging Management (http://www.orbiscorporation.com/Services/RPM-for-Assembly-Manufacturing) has been changing that model for the 44 x 56 inch pallet favored by the bottling and canning industries. In addition to pallets, ORBIS RPM is also managing the plastic slip sheets and top frames that complete the unit load in those industries.
"We operate 14 service centers in North America and Mexico," says Albert Seecharan, president of the division. "We have a proprietary software system to track reusable assets. And, we can manufacture a pool of product; deliver the pallets to the point of use; and then use our back haul system to bring them back to a service center, clean them and prepare them to be shipped back into service."
In addition to pallets for the can and bottle industries, ORBIS RPM is using the same software and service centers to manage returnable plastic containers, totes and dunnage for industrial customers in the automotive, heavy equipment and assembly manufacturing industries. "We can create a solution for manufacturing supply chains where multiple suppliers are shipping into one plant or multiple plants," says Seecharan.
The value, Seecharan says, is realized in several areas.
For one, an end user can manage seasonal spikes in production without a significant outlay of capital. "They share their daily, weekly and monthly projections with us, and we build up an inventory to meet their needs," Seecharan says. "We own the asset."
The most important component to the program is logistics – the system to pick up and deliver assets. "The most expensive cost to reusable assets is getting them shipped back for reuse," he says. "With our back haul system, we are able to cube out a trailer to maximize the efficiency of shipping goods. The customer benefits from shorter routes, more efficiently packed trailers, faster turnaround times and more product per shipment."
While ORBIS RPM has focused on assembly manufacturing industries to date, in the future, Seecharan is looking for opportunities in other industries. "We're interested in retail CPG. There are a number of CPG suppliers shipping to the same plant or distribution center in a retail environment," he says. "We think we can help them."
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Bob Trebilcock, executive editor, has covered materials handling, technology and supply chain topics for Modern Materials Handling since 1984. More recently, Trebilcock became editorial director of Supply Chain Management Review. A graduate of Bowling Green State University, Trebilcock lives in Keene, NH. He can be reached at 603-357-0484.


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The MBDP offers financial assistance to improve the economic viability of the applicant's business enterprise. Funding, in the form of affordable loans, can be used for working capital; building acquisition; the purchase of fixed assets, supplies and equipment; engineering, architectural and legal assistance; new construction and renovation; inventory; commercial liability insurance; security systems; and advertising and marketing.
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The Victim Rights Law Center (VRLC), a nonprofit law center that provides free legal services to victims of sexual assault in Oregon and in Massachusetts, and legal technical assistance nationally, seeks a full-time attorney, with excellent writing, product development and organizational and communication skills, as well as a strong work ethic, a good sense of humor, and a commitment to serving vulnerable populations. Based in our Portland, Oregon, office, the successful candidate will help implement VRLC's new Privacy Rights Project by conducting legal research, developing resources, creating curriculum, and delivering state and national trainings on the privacy rights of victims of sexual assault, stalking and domestic violence. Applicants should have a minimum of three (3) years legal experience, expertise serving sexual assault survivors and/or addressing victims' privacy rights, and experience creating and delivering engaging, effective, in-person and web-based trainings.
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Giant Step has the exclusive premiere of two remixes from Nneka's Heartbeat EP, to be released on October 5th. Her February full-length Concrete Jungle put her on the music industry's radar, and since then she's been praised as a new Lauryn Hill with a strong political message. For the Heartbeat EP, Nas hopped on a remix with producers like Chase Status, Kool Kojak, Crada and VLN.
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We won't revisit how to French-braid and apply sun-in (so '80s). What we will deal with: all the hair annoyances that plague you come Memorial Day. New frizz fighters? Check. Protection for an increasingly exposed scalp? Oh yeah. Plus help for sun-yellowed grays. We also weigh in on an age-old argument: to go summer short or not? So pour yourself a 'tini and get ready for a great-hair summer
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Results and Implications: The June "Top-Two" Primary & California's 2012 Legislative Races
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MDRNA has taken full financial and transactional control of its UNA portfolio
MDRNA will now have full financial and transactional control of therapeutics developed with its unlocked nucleobase analog technology after revising a May 2008 agreement with RiboTask. MDRNA will no longer pay financial considerations for licensing, development or sales of a UNA-based siRNA for human therapeutic use but may use the technology in reagents and diagnostic platforms."In preclinical studies we have completed over the past 12 months, our proprietary UsiRNA constructs have been shown to increase stability, reduce off-target activity and cytokine induction, and improve gene silencing," says J. Michael French, president and CEO of MDRNA. "These characteristics are key to human therapeutic use of UsiRNA and when formulated with our DilA2 delivery technology, provide a powerful approach to down regulating protein expression via RNAi." The company says that changing the agreement will offer it greater flexibility in future collaborations with pharmaceutical companies to commercialize the technology. MDRNA first acquired the rights to the UNA patent portfolio from RiboTask in October 2008.
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The First, and Third Generatons were the best. This next one thats coming out on the 22nd is going to be Huge. Its a whole new Era.
It could give even the 3rd Generation a run for its money ( How could I say that?, Easily. 1st was Okay but crappy and weird games. 2nd was just a total fuck up. and Third was the closest thing to good they have ever dreamed up. But with the 4th gen, They have Actually put some thought into this instead of drawing random pictures. Its about damn time. )


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If you're Sundancing in SLC, check out the music under the Chinese lanterns in the quaint Beehive Tea Room on 300 South just west of Main Street.
Last night, Salt Lake magazine saw rapper Mark Dago in his group Rotten Musicians, and later, as lead rapper in his set with video game beats.
Mark Dago at the Beehive Tea Room
Rotten Musicians took the stage in a WTF-move, wearing blue or white tunics and performing songs with lyrics like "I pee rainbows." The room loved it. Band members later ditched the tunics during Dago's set, when the video game music was left for the hardcore gamers in the room to decipher.
While there, check out some of the posters from past fests, order yourself a pumpkin chai or toast indie film with some Champagne (below), and get a seat close to the area the band's setting up.
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Upcoming performances:
Hot Club of Zion (Gipsy jazz)
Jan. 19 at 5:30 p.m.
Folka Dots (acoustic vintage country)
Jan. 19 at 8:30 p.m.
Danielle French (contemporary folk/pop)
Jan. 20 at 5:30 p.m.
Staks O'Lee (Americana)
Jan. 20 at 8:30 p.m.
SLFM (fast electric ukulele and vocals)
Jan. 21 at 5:30 p.m.
Triggers & Slips (alt-rock/psychedelic country)
Jan. 21 at 8:30 p.m.
Andrew Shaw & Color Animal (garage rock and ethereal stuff)
Jan. 22, 8:30 p.m.
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B.D. Howes Band (electric rock)
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Rose Gold (electronic jazz dub)
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Block Swon (post-modern chamber music)
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SLFM (fast electric ukulele and vocals)
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She stars as Jennifer Lawrence's mother in House at the End of the Street (opening September 21). I love playing mothers who are immature and need the kid to be the parent. My character acts more childish than her daughter. The brainy blood expert she portrays on CSI also rocks. Finn is confident, annoys people and makes mistakes. I want her to get into even more trouble!
Ditching "the girl next door"
When I took the role of a prostitute in Leaving Las Vegas, I was desperate to play someone more complicated—and more like me. Not that I was a prostitute, but I was more than just good and warm and engaging and sweet.
Finding a passion
Part of my midlife crisis involved becoming an insane tennis player. It kept me in shape, it kept my competitive juices alive—and it was a place to focus all that energy that could have gone negative. When you fully hit a tennis ball and let it go, there's a freedom that's so pure. I'm searching for that in life as well.
Her Harvard degree
It will pay off if my career ends and I need to get a real job. Believe me, I have had many moments when I thought, I would be happier becoming a teacher.
Life happens
I wish I were a little more ambitious. But I have three spectacular kids and I don't like missing out on watching them grow up, so I've probably erred on the side of being a mom at the expense of my career.
Her harshest critics
My kids have all seen Adventures in Babysitting. They're very unimpressed. It's always, "Mom! Your hair looks ridiculous!"
Personal growth
I accept myself more now than in my twenties. Back then I was caught in a cycle of pleasing people and basing my personality on whether people liked me or not. Now I channel that in my CSI character—part of Finn is that she loves attention and really cares what people think about her. It's fun to play a person who is defined by what others think, but I don't want to be that person anymore.
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My family can't get enough of this finger-lickin'-good chicken, and I often double the recipe. The sauce can also be used when grilling chicken. —Harriet Lusch, Muncie, Indiana
- 2/3 cup soy sauce
- 2/3 cup sherry or apple juice
- 2/3 cup honey
- 1/2 cup water
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 2 broiler/fryer chickens (3 to 4 pounds each), cut up
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the first seven ingredients. Add chicken; seal and turn to coat. Refrigerate for 1-2 hours.
- Drain and discard marinade. Place chicken in two greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dishes. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 1 hour or until juices run clear. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Honey-Glazed Chicken in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2001, p64
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"Made as instructed (using apple juice) and the only flavor that came through was the soy sauce. Couldn't discern honey at all. Disappointed."
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ZF-3779: Zend_Locale : some methods accept object or string and are not properly coded
Zend_Locale's constructor docblock says
@param string $locale (Optional) Locale for parsing input
The constructor looks for a string, but also looks for a Zend_Locale object to call its toString() method. The docblock should reflect that fact.
Same (revert) for the setDefault() method, docblock says
@param string|Zend_Locale $locale Locale to set
But this time, the method doesn't accept a Zend_Locale object as param, it should ( calling its toString() method).
Just because the Docblock is wrong, you can not say that the complete class is coded wrong :-) I think this is a hard word ;-)
Related to your second example you are wrong. Looking at the code you can see that the locale is casted to a string which does exactly the same as calling toString but is a little more performant.
I will correct the docblock.
I did not say the complete class is wrong, perhaps my english sentence meant that, so I apologyze :-D
For my second example, I'm sorry I'm right, I'm really talking about setDefault() method, not the setLocale() method ( whitch effectively casts to string like you say )
Fixed with r10510
Updating for the 1.6.0 release.


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by Andrew Rusli
A balmy LES night. Inside the Mercury Lounge it's dark and noisy and the crowd is babbling. People in dresses, t-shirts, flannel and collared shirts mingle. The stage is lit in a blue haze that gives the effect of cigarette smoke, though no one is smoking.
"Mic Check 1 2 1 2! How y'all doing out there tonight?!" The Hot 8 Brass Band kicks it off, the crowd is a sea of heads and outstretched hands. It's party music, a vigorous pulsing New Orleans jazz funk, where the band is from. People dance and sway and sweat, the band yells out call and responses. Horns squeal and wail in syncopation. The entire group performs standing like a marching band, except for the trumpet player in the wheelchair, a double amputee.
Hot 8 plays at one dynamic: loud. It's forte all the way through, from the singing to the drumming, with hardly any breaks in between songs. The crowd hollers. Their raucous cover of Sexual Healing is the highlight of the night.
As they near the end of the show, the band calls the ladies up to the stage to dance while they pass around a guitar case as a makeshift tip jar. It's inviting and earnest music, nothing aloof – refreshing to see in a city like New York.


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By Alice Kenny
The NYC Conference on Hunger and Poverty awarded this distinction to Catholic Charities Site Manager Carmen Reyes on January 22 for adapting Toyota's proven method to turn Catholic Charities Washington Heights Ecumenical Food Pantry into a model of efficiency.
Ms. Reyes credits her success to need, vision and teamwork. But the key, she adds, was the contribution made by Walter Martin, a recent grad from Lafayette College with a degree in civil engineering.
Walter adapted Toyota's "Kaizen" thought process– Japanese for "continuous improvement" — to analyze "where I am; where I need to be and how do I get from here to there."
Less than two years ago, Washington Heights' food pantry was characterized by lines that circled the block.
Now, thanks to Mr. Martin's simple computer program, folks pick up food bank tickets in the morning and return at appointed hours. They are warmly greeted by Ms. Reyes. They receive their food in minutes. And they receive case management services to help them live more independently.
Numbers quantifying the program's success are astounding. This food pantry that used to serve 50 people per hour now serves between 100 – 130 people. Clients wait minutes, not hours, receiving food donations between 2 – 2.5 times faster. And instead of just receiving donations, they now also get prescreened for SNAP (food stamps) and receive a range of support spanning from immigration referrals to help filing for tax returns.
As for the Kaizen model of continued self improvement, Carmen says she is not stopping with this success.
Her next plans?
She hopes to recruit volunteers to deliver groceries to the home bound, the elderly and the disabled.


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On Monday, a detective spotted the girl running through a field less than a mile from her Huron apartment, where she was taken from a vehicle Sunday evening, Fresno County sheriff's officials said.
The girl appears to have been taken by a stranger, but there was no indication she was hurt, Fresno County Sheriff's Lt. Rick Ko said Tuesday.
Her mother told police she left the girl inside her car as she went back into her home to get her wallet around 7:45 p.m. Sunday. When she returned a few minutes later, her daughter was gone.
Witnesses say they saw a male suspect leave the area on a bicycle with the child. A BMX-style bicycle was found abandoned about a block away.
"We have nothing to tell us otherwise at this point, so until we find the suspect, and if he talks to us and tells us why he did what he did, then we're going to have to go with what we believe, which is a total stranger," Sheriff's Lt. Jose Salinas told KFSN-TV.
Ko told the Fresno Bee that the bicycle and the mother's Toyota were being processed for fingerprints in an attempt to identify a suspect.
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Agri-tourism is becoming a big business in Kentucky, and with events like the "Pride of Kentucky" showcase, hosted at Western Kentucky University's Carroll Knicely Center, it gets an extra boost.
Produce, crafts, demonstrations and live animals were just a few of the "Kentucky Fresh" products featured at Thursday's showcase.
"Pride of Kentucky" helped farmers, craftsmen and agri-business owners to spread the word about their businesses in an effort to bring more tourism to Kentucky.
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LOL. I just put the ??? because I didn't know what to call it.
Speer has the Uni-Core 300gr jacketed soft points. If you go with plain lead then there are some 500gr. Most seem to be in the 240gr range.
I watched that also. Has a little more kick than a 5.56.


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Hattiesburg, Miss., April 21, 2014 - William Carey University held a reception to celebrate the opening of a Senior Art Majors Exhibit in the Lucile Parker Gallery on the Hattiesburg campus on April 17. Pictured are senior art majors (left to right) Jane Lee of Hattiesburg, Megan Bourne of Columbia, and Bethany Bell of Maribor, Slovenia.
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Hattiesburg, Miss., April 21, 2014 - A wide variety of events are planned at William Carey University to celebrate Homecoming 2014 April 25-26 on the Hattiesburg campus.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 21, 2014 - Four William Carey University students - Shelby Barrett of Lumberton, Erin Ford of Collins, Alyssa Keyes of Ringgold, Ga., and Nistha Pradhan of Lalitpur, Nepal - presented papers at the Alpha Chi National Honor Society Convention in St. Louis, Mo., March 27-29. Pictured are (left to right) Dolores O'Mary, administrative assistant for language and literature and Alpha Chi co-sponsor, Nistha Pradhan, Erin Ford, Alyssa Keyes, Shelby Barrett, and Dr. Randall Harris, professor biomedical sciences and Alpha Chi advisor Alpha Chi co-sponsor.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 15, 2014 - Toni Wild, an inspirational speaker who has survived two life-threatening diseases, spoke to Carey Scholars during their monthly Honors Colloquium at William Carey University on April 11. Toni, a nurse who also serves as a volunteer advocate for the American Heart Association and Donate Life Mississippi, told her incredible story of overcoming unthinkable hardships and how a heart transplant from organ donation saved her life.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 15, 2014 - Dr. Janet Williams, RN, PhD, dean of the William Carey University School of Nursing, was recently appointed by Governor Phil Bryant to serve on the State Board of Nursing. She has served in the school of nursing for over 20 years as a teacher and administrator, and most recently, as dean.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 15, 2014 - Dr. Italo Subbarao, associate professor of medicine and associate dean of planning, assessment, and competency development at William Carey University's College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM), will participate in the development of the 2014 National Health Security Preparedness Index (NHSPI) by the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO). The NHSPI is a tool used to annually measure and advance the health security preparedness at the national and state levels. Dr.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 15, 2014 - William Carey University hosted a reception to celebrate the opening of the 2014 Student Art Show and Competition in the Sarah Gillespie Museum of Art on April 10. The exhibit, which will hang until April 28, includes a variety of artwork including paintings, fine art prints, drawings, photography, sculpture, graphic design, 3-D pieces and mixed media by art students from both the Hattiesburg and Tradition campuses.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 15, 2013 - William Carey University students Megan Bourne of Columbia and Shelby Barrett of Lumberton were both awarded scholarships at the Alpha Chi National College Honor Society Convention in St. Louis, Mo., March 27-29. Bourne, a senior art major, won the National H.Y. Benedict Fellowship ($2,500) for her paper Anish Kapoor. Barrett, a senior biology major, won the Region III Scholarship ($500) for her paper The American Oyster and Its Many Roles in the Northern Gulf of Mexico.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 15, 2014 - The William Carey University Winters School of Music will host World Voice Day on April 16 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. in Fail-Asbury Hall Auditorium (School of Nursing building) on the Hattiesburg campus. This conference/workshop will cover vocal health, vocal disease, vocal science and other related issues. The sessions will feature one of the nation's leading pedagogical and voice experts Dr.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 14, 2014 - Faculty and students from the year William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM) conducted a Human Body Fair for with kindergarten students on April 8 at Oak Grove Primary School. The fair consisted of hands-on teaching experiences with the children to teach them about how their senses work and how to keep themselves healthy.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 14, 2014 - The Hattiesburg Metropolitan Club (HMC) Endowed Scholarship has been established at William Carey University (WCU). A generous donation from HMC will fund the perpetual endowment, which will award one scholarship per academic year to a deserving student at William Carey University who meets certain criteria.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 8, 2014 - A new walking club is one part of a health initiative recently launched by William Carey University (WCU) to benefit its employees and students. The university's walking club, designed originally to get employees up and moving, was founded in September 2013 by WCU President Dr. Tommy King.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 7, 2014 - The Cobbler, the student newspaper of William Carey University, earned several awards during the 2013-2014 Better Newspaper Contest – Student Division, hosted by the Mississippi Press Association Education Foundation.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 7, 2014 - Three William Carey University music students received honors at the annual National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) Conference and Competition held at Belhaven College in Jackson March 21-22. Emma Oberdick of Wadsworth, Ill., won 1st place in Sophomore Women. Emma is a student of Dr. Connie Roberts, professor of music. Austin Williams of Carriere won 3rd place in Junior Men and Stephen Kelly of Starkville won 4th place in Senior Men. Williams and Kelly are students of Graham Anduri.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 7, 2014 - Pictured are William Carey University's (left to right) Dr. Tyler Hodges, assistant professor of biological sciences, and Dr. Michael McNatt, assistant professor of chemistry and physics, who will present lectures at WCU's Common Ground coffee shop for the NASA DEVELOP program Science Café on April 15 at 6 p.m. Dr. Hodges will present a lecture titled, "Marine Bacteria as a Source of New Pharmaceuticals," and Dr.


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It was definitely not a good weekend for 42-year-old ESPN baseball writer Howard Bryant.
Howard Bryant, author of three baseball books and writer for espn.com and ESPN the Magazine since 2007, was arrested Saturday and charged with domestic assault and batter, assault and battery on a police officer and resisting arrest according to the Republican.
The altercation occurred in front of a Buckland Pizza.
Reps for Bryant and ESPN declined to immediately comment on the matter until more information was gathered reports the Republican.
But the writing seems to be on the wall for Bryant if you look at what happened to former ESPN contributor Jay Mariotti. Mariotti, who was arrested last August for suspicion of a domestic altercation with his girlfriend, has been essentially banned from the network and never returned to AOL Fanhouse.
And considering ESPN announcer Ron Franklin was fired for using sexist language towards his colleague Jeanine Edwards, it'd be safe to assume that Howard Bryant's days with ESPN are numbered.


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I'm sorry I know this is not the place but I'm kinda dead in the water here. So I'm completely new to Linux an I wanted to install Fedora 19 with my Windows 7 (dual boot) but when I go through the installation process it only shows my harddrive (not partitions) and says that there is 37 gig available for u an 17 mb available for us and says that there is not enough space on my hard drive. I have a 500 gig hard drive and three ntfs partitions with a LOT of free space should i resize one partition and leave the free space unallocated and then try to install fedora?
You must have unallocated space on your hard drive in which to install Fedora. Also keep in mind the 4 primary or 3 primary + 1 extended partition limit for drives using the legacy partition scheme, since you say you already have 3 partitions on your disk.


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I can't remember what enticed me to buy this package of Airhead Xtremes Sweetly Sour Watermelon belts. It could have been the "Xtreme" on the front, as it made my brain go "Huh, that one one candy I could say it starts with the letter X". Yes I think things like that. Or it could have been the colors and the watermelon flavors, as watermelon is one of my favorite "sour" flavors. Which confuses me, even though watermelons aren't sour at all. Still, this package was bought and found it's way into my home. I admit it did stay awhile in my candy stash before I got to reviewing it. I am so happy I did though!
First a few notes on the packaging. I really love how they kept to the pink/red and green of watermelons. It makes the whole candy seem very cohesive. The plastic tray does a great job of keeping the belts laying flat and nicely stacked. I was actually surprised how many there were in here. I wish I had counted them all now, but I just recall tasting them over a period of a week and being surprised that I hadn't finished them off sooner.
The belts are pretty! The're striped red and green with a heavy sanding of granulated sugar on them. They're soft and pliable and easy to bite.
The flavor does start out sweet! This is a nice change of pace as usually sour comes first. The granulated sugar "sweet" coating is, well, sweet. It doesn't taste of watermelon. Once that melts away, then you get to the "sour" watermelon part. The flavor is indeed sour, but not overly so, and has that fun, but artificial flavoring of watermelon. Its not like a Jolly Rancher, it's much nicer. It's juicy and has nice fruity and floral flavors that read as "watermelon". Super yummy!
I enjoyed these way more than I thought I would.
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You can set up a variety of different accounts using Windows Mail. You can set up a single personal e‑mail account, or you might also add your work e‑mail account and some newsgroups as well. Windows Mail makes managing multiple accounts easy by putting each account in its own folder.
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Open Windows Mail by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, and then clicking Windows Mail.
Click the Tools menu, and then click Accounts.
Click Add, choose the type of account you want to add, click Next, and then follow the instructions.
For more information, see Windows Mail: Setting up an account from start to finish.
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