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There are two kinds of parents and grandparents: those who say, "Sarah is three years old," and those who say, "Sarah will be four in June." The second group will announce Sarah's future age regardless of the date on the wall calendar. Sarah may be sucking frosting off the three candles plucked from her Dora the Explorer birthday cake, but if anyone asks, she will be four years old in about 12 months.
Why are we so eager to suggest an older version of a young human? We wouldn't think of doing this to the adults in our lives. I'd never say, "Meet my Aunt Georgine. She'll be 94 years old in September, if she beats the cancer."
Nor are we eager to tack months or years onto our own age. You hardly ever hear a woman say, "I'll be 45 in five months—a big girl!"
Admittedly, there are certain situations where it seems quite appropriate to place a person ahead on the timeline. Of a kid who is about to get his college degree, we might say, "He'll graduate in May." Of a relative serving a jail term—"She'll be out in August." Me? I'm now in perimenopause but hope to be in menopause by summer. Please, yes, help me advance that clock.
However, I think we should let Sarah be three years old for a full 365 days. There is no shame in it.
Recently, I was walking home from work through our leafy neighborhood and came across a little one playing on the lawn. "He'sso cute!" I said, bending over for a closer look. "How old is he?"
"She," came the admonishment, "will be six months old next week."
She was a golden retriever puppy. Whether I was being given her age in human or dog years, I'm not sure. But I do know this: Like Sarah, the puppy was perfectly content to play on the grass and live in the present.
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Forecasters have increased the probability of severe weather in central and southeast Arkansas to moderate.
The storms are expected to reach the area Tuesday afternoon and continue into the evening. A wider area, from southwest to north Arkansas, is expected to get heavy rain with totals between 2 inches and 4 inches.
The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla., says the southeast third of the state has a 45 percent probability of seeing severe storms. Warm, moist air has been blowing into the state from the Gulf of Mexico. That air mass is expected to meet a cold front coming from the northwest, which is to trigger the storms.
The National Weather Service says the greatest chance for severe weather is along a line from Clarendon to Camden.
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Sometime the candy I find are completely by accident and therefore are impulse buys. This box of Icebreakers Ice Cubes Cool Lemon was exactly one of those purchases. I was standing on line in Target and I noticed them on the candy shelf. What made them stand out from all the other candy offerings was the yellow package and the words "Cool Lemon" on the front. Lemon? Lemon is one of my favorite citrus fruits and I don't feel it's used nearly enough in candy confections, even though I understand it's a hard flavor to work with.
The packaging is nice with it's small boxy size and vibrant colors. The shape makes it difficult to fit into pockets, but it will nestle into a purse nicely. The shape is necessary to keep the gum inside safe from being smooched. The size of gum pieces is comparable to a sugar cube. They're quite cute actually. The pieces are a nice frosted yellow color and smell lightly of lemon.
The chew is immediately soft and inviting. The flavor is immediately of a sweet/tart lemon and it's very authentic. I get notes of bitterness every so often as if I had bitten some of the fruit's pith. There's a cooling sensation along with it that doesn't interfere with the flavor at all. The only down point is that the flavor doesn't stay around for long, about 10 minutes in the taste started to disappear. I wouldn't recommend this on the gum's longevity, but the flavor is incredible.
If I was a bigger gum chewer, I'd buy these 24/7. Since I'm not, I'll probably be turning to these to fill in my gum needs as my cravings demand. The lemon flavor is refreshing and look forward to enjoying them again soon.
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The Delaware law enforcement officers statewide arrested 15 individuals for driving under the influence of alcohol and/ or drugs last weekend.
The arrests were the result of three sobriety checkpoints. There have been more than 4,000 DUI arrests made statewide since January. In addition to the DUI arrests, officers cited one minor underage drinking violation; apprehended three wanted individuals; made six drug arrests; issued five seat belt citations; issued 46 citations for various other traffic violations.
Three sobriety checkpoints are scheduled to occur on Oct. 26 and 27: Wilmington (DSP) and Georgetown (multi-jurisdictional effort), Friday; Wilmington (NcCO DUI task force), Halloween Loop; Saturday. For more information, visit www.ohs.delaware.gov
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Aaron Cockerill fired an even-par 72 to lead the University of Idaho men's golf team to sixth after the first of three days of the Wyoming Desert Classic. Gordon Webb and Dylan Baker backed him with one-over 73s, while Zach Wanderscheid is at 77 and Sean McMullen at 78.
TCU is the first day leader with an 11-under 277. St. Mary's, San Francisco and Texas Tech are knotted at 284 with Oregon State in fifth at 291 - four strokes ahead of the Vandals.
Cockerill birdied the par-4 fourth and ninth holes as well as the par-3 12th to offset a double on the par-4 fifth and a bogey on the par-4 13.
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Walker and Associates awarded Elite Status
Published: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 2:14 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 2:14 p.m.
Walker and Associates, a distributor of telecommunications products for network operators, has earned Elite Status in Juniper Networks' Partner Advantage program for the company's outstanding leadership in sales, customer service, technology expertise and service specialization.
Walker and Associates offers telecommunications products for network operators, simplifying network deployments with installation, systems integration and sourcing services. The products support technologies such as Ethernet switching, Ethernet routing, GPON, Active Ethernet, DSL, microwave, VoIP, WDM, ROADM, packet optical networking and more.
Elite Status is the highest level of recognition in the partner eco sphere and represents partners who have made a strategic investment in Juniper. Walker and Associates' commitment to excellence in the Service Provider marketplace is shown through the investment in Juniper sales and advanced technical certifications. These investments empower associates to exceed customers' long term expectations.
Tyson Philyaw, an OEM development manager at Walker and Associates, said, "Walker is very pleased to be recognized as an Elite partner of Juniper Networks. We look forward to continuing our support of customers with industry leading manufacturers such as Juniper Networks."
Lisa Smiley, vice president of marketing at Walker and Associates, said, "Due to Juniper's market presence and quality of product offering for our service provider customers, Walker views Juniper as key to its success and growth in the future. To support attaining their Elite Status, we have made investments into Juniper from a technical, sales, marketing and professional services standpoint."
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With Ricoh's new Testing and Grading Solution, teachers and schools can create, customize, scan, score and analyze optical mark recognition tests using any Ricoh MFP
Malvern, PA, April 2, 2014 - Ricoh Americas Corporation today introduced new flexibility, efficiency, cost savings and instructional potential to educators in the United States and Canada.The Ricoh Testing and Grading Solution enables educators to create their own bubble-sheet optical mark recognition (OMR) tests, print them on plain paper from their nearest Ricoh multifunction product (MFP), and automatically grade completed tests using the MFP's scanning capability. No special equipment is required, and educators no longer lose time and money shipping completed tests across the country for grading. "The Ricoh Testing and Grading Solution is a breakthrough in efficiency and analysis that accelerates educators' progress in a new world of learning," said Tom Brown, Vice President, Government and Higher Education, Ricoh Americas Corporation. "Educators of today and tomorrow require a new level of information mobility that the traditional standardized test hasn't offered. With the Ricoh Testing and Grading Solution, this enhanced information mobility is embedded in the DNA of every Ricoh MFP and, now, is available to every classroom with a Ricoh MFP nearby."Personalized bubble-sheet testing with the Ricoh Testing and Grading Solution saves tremendous amounts of time for educators who traditionally grade tests by hand, and then uniquely provides detailed analytics on the automatically compiled test results. With this new control, educators now have a better ability to discover and address new individual or system-wide improvement opportunities.The Ricoh Testing and Grading Solution powered by Remark installs on a PC and directly interfaces with a Ricoh MFP. Educators can create test forms from a variety of word-processing software programs and can include barcodes for identifying classes or schools. Completed tests are scanned at the MFP, with results exportable in more than 35 formats, including SPSS, Microsoft Excel, Access, SQL Server and more. The software produces an individual report for each student.Analytics are key differenceThe Ricoh Testing and Grading Solution includes powerful analytics that give educators insight into a variety of important areas, including individual student needs, student body weaknesses, poorly phrased test questions, pass/fail percentages and distribution of scores.The Ricoh Testing and Grading Solution helps save school systems money by using plain paper instead of pre-printed bubble-sheet forms, and can integrate with selected student management systems. It is part of a series of Ricoh solutions dedicated to education that includes University Kiosk and Inbound Mail. For details on Ricoh's full line of products, services and solutions, please visit www.ricoh-usa.com.| About Ricoh |Ricoh is a global technology company specializing in office imaging equipment, production print solutions, document management systems and IT services. Headquartered in Tokyo, Ricoh Group operates in about 200 countries and regions. In the financial year ending March 2013, Ricoh Group had worldwide sales of 1,924 billion yen (approx. 20 billion USD).The majority of the company's revenue comes from products, solutions and services that improve the interaction between people and information. Ricoh also produces award-winning digital cameras and specialized industrial products. It is known for the quality of its technology, the exceptional standard of its customer service and sustainability initiatives.Under its corporate tagline, imagine. change., Ricoh helps companies transform the way they work and harness the collective imagination of their employees.For further information, please visit www.ricoh.com/about/###© 2014 Ricoh Americas Corporation. All rights reserved. All referenced product names are the trademarks of their respective companies.
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The Tulsa World reports Oklahoma State freshman RB Devon Thomas is now facing five felonies.
BYU AD Tom Holmoe indicated that the university is interested in joining a Power 5 conference.
Baylor has released four-star 2016 DE Brandon Bowen from his National Letter of Intent.
Four-star 2017 T Joel Honigford committed to Michigan.
Michigan canceled its satellite camp in American Samoa due to concerns over the Zika virus.
In their first release of the 2018 Scout 100, Scout.com ranked five-star 2018 QB Trevor Lawrence as the No. 1 prospect in his class.
Virginia Tech sophomore S Adonis Alexander and redshirt freshman DE Houshun Gaines were sentenced to probation and 24 hours of community service for their possession of marijuana charges.
Oklahoma junior CB Jordan Thomas faces charges of public intoxication, assault and battery and interference stemming from an early Thursday morning arrest.
Scout.com's Greg Biggins called Alabama five-star 2017 RB Najee Harris "one of those generational talents that you just don't see very often."
A rival Big 12 assistant coach told ESPN that Texas HC Charlie Strong's efforts to bring in former Baylor recruits this month "will go down in the history books as one of the best recruiting jobs ever."
The NCAA is implementing a rule in which all bowl-eligible teams with 6-6 records are required to be given their bowl assignments before a team with a 5-7 record can be considered.
Ohio State has hired former Kentucky head coach Joker Phillips as a quality control assistant.


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This art book is a collection of photographs taken by Jeremy Klapprodt and is designed to be used as a journal, sketch pad, or notebook. Every fourth page features a photograph of a beautiful vintage camera, while the rest of the pages are lined. Photographers and camera enthusiasts will love this book.
5X8 inches, 40 pages
I studied at the University of North Texas and graduated in 2000 with a degree in Radio, Television, and Film. After school, I formed a video production company that I operated for 3 years. Although I still had an interest in video and film production at this time, it seems that my focus and passion was really starting to veer more toward photography and has continued to develop through the years. I truly appreciate just about all styles of photography, but I am most enthused by and involved with the lo-fi approach. I enjoy creating images with vintage Polaroid cameras and expired film, using techniques such as pinhole, and especially TtV photography.
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ZF-4988: Unable to use (former) Zend Tool in incubator with environment PATHs
I tested Zend Tool with the brand new 1.7.0 version, and, the thing is that, it seems to me that there's an error in some tests for the file /incubator/bin/zf.php
From line 9: if ($zendFrameworkPathOverride = getenv('ZF_PATH') != '') { $zendFrameworkPath = $zendFrameworkPathOverride; }
$zendFrameworkPathOverride is always set as 1 if you got something in your ZF_PATH.
If you write the test on that way, this seems to work: if ('' != $zendFrameworkPathOverride = getenv('ZF_PATH'))
This really is a small thing, and it might be already fixed, or it's just bugging on my config, don't know.
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Yeah it was. But hey at least I didn't use my MOD powers, I got God to do it like it should be done. Haha
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
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I love antiques, but when it comes to children's spaces antiques are not always appropriate.
The possibility of lead paint makes me a little too nervous to use real antiques in any space that Charlie is going to frequent.So I designed this gorgeous Americana nursery to give the feeling of a room filled with antiques without the risks.
This American flag poster by renowned Pop artist Jasper Johns sets the tone for thisAmericana nursery.
Jenny Lind cribs have been around for years. In fact I spent my nights snuggled up in one almost 30 years ago.This updated version in a warm black with a shinny finish puts a modern twist on this traditional bedroom.
Nothing says America like Radio Flyer.This retro styled Little Red Roaster is very well-made and the perfect fun accent for this sweet nursery.


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Some videos from youtube I've been watching today about how the centralized banking system is bad and such. Interesting stuff. Good to watch if you're planing on becoming President.
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looooooooong version, and entire documentary.
I know no one is going to watch these but when something interests me dammit I make a thread about it. Plus I like conspiracy theories and the like, although these aren't exactly conspiracy theories in the sense of Nazis on the moon or anything.


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Born: March 16, 1956 in Muscle Shoals, AL
High School: Colbert Co.
College: Alabama (school history) (Newsome college stats)
Drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the 1st round (23rd overall) of the 1978 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 59 (981st overall since 1950)
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William H. Macy stars in "Shameless" as a deadbeat, alcoholic dad who scams and mooches off of everyone he sees. Boy, that takes us back to our childhood...
William H. Macy stars in "Shameless" as a deadbeat, alcoholic dad who scams and mooches off of everyone he sees. Boy, that takes us back to our childhood...
Harland Williams stars in "Back in the Day" which gets released in Indiana theaters one week before the rest of the country. NYC & LA, meet the new entertainment capitol of the world, Terre Haute.
Vintage Trouble's album is The Bomb Shelter Sessions. It's a perfect companion album to our new record, The Bay of Pigs Concerto.
Jennifer Lawrence star of "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2," is here. You don't really need us to say any more than that, do you?
Nick Kroll plays a wide range cast of characters in "The Kroll Show." It's like eight guests for the price of one when he's on our couch.
Randy Houser's new album is How Country Feels. If we had to guess, we'd say country feels like worn gingham and lived-in denim.
After playing a goth hacker in "Girl With A Dragon Tattoo," Rooney Mara plays a Wall Street wife in "Side Effects." We bet she's happy to play a character with eyebrows again.
Jeff Ross is the king of insult comedy and a roastmaster extraordinaire. Please God, don't target us, Jeff. We're overly-sensitive and cry with little-to-no provocation!
The Dirty Projector's new album is entitled Swing Lo Magellan. We like a band that can reference both filthy equipment and a Portuguese explorer.
Chris Tucker stars in "Silver Linings Playbook," which is a touching drama and NOT the story of a winning football team in a Nevada mining town.
Brian Posehn stars in "Immortalized," a show all about the wacky world of taxidermy. How often do you think they hear the old "No lunch for me, I'm stuffed" joke?
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- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 cup finely shredded zucchini
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup raisins
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 2 to 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in egg, zucchini and lemon peel. Combine the flour, baking soda, baking powder, cinnamon and salt; gradually add to the creamed mixture and mix well. Stir in raisins and walnuts.
- Drop by tablespoonfuls 3 in. apart onto lightly greased baking sheets. Bake at 375° for 8-10 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove to wire racks to cool.
- For glaze, combine sugar and enough lemon juice to achieve a thin spreading consistency. Spread or drizzle over cooled cookies. Yield: 3-1/2 dozen.
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Reviews for Lemon Zucchini Drops
"Followed recipe with no changes and they turned out great. Light and tasty. This definitely will go in my zucchini recipe rotation!"
"Very, very tasty cookie! I doubled the lemon zest and for the icing I only used a cup of confectioners sugar (because I'm cheap and also because I end up with a ton of leftover icing that I have to try to use up before it goes bad). I enjoy using items from our garden in unusual ways and this is the second zucchini cookie we've tried. Definitely recommended!"
"Fantastic used cherry cran raisins added more lemon zest. This is a keeper so good!!"
"What a great way to use over abundant zucchini! I have made this several times and used fresh lemon juice and used white raisins. A favorite!"
"This recipe was great but I did make some changes to make lower in fat. I only used 1/4 c. butter, 3 tbsp. of liquid egg whites and no nut. After mixing I felt it was too thin for cookies so I put the batter into a 9 inch square baking pan and placed in oven for 30 minutes and then checked with a toothpick until it was done. I made the glaze thicker with the juice of a fresh lemon and cut into 16 pieces which yield a low-fat cake with around 3 grams of fat, sorry I don't have a calorie count. The cake is so moist and the cinnamon and lemon flavors come out deliciously."


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Research Agenda
YSC Introduces Its Research Agenda on Breast Cancer in Young Women
It is time to acknowledge that we have only made incremental strides toward understanding the environmental (internal and external) factors that cause breast cancer in young women, and to do something about it.
It is time to identify the right questions and the right people to answer them, so young women stop dying from this disease.
It is time to focus the attention and work of the medical and research community to ensure that young women are not being forgotten in the war against breast cancer.
Driven by these principles, YSC embarked on an almost two year long process called the "Research Think Tank." Over 50 advocates, researchers, and physicians, working together, identified the most pressing research questions, which must be answered in order to improve the quantity and quality of life for young women affected by breast cancer.
The result of these efforts is the YSC Research Agenda.
YSC hopes that researchers will use this list as a guide in formulating their future research projects and that funders will use it to guide their funding decisions. YSC recognizes the value of breast cancer research and the impact of dedicated scientists, researchers, and practicing physicians who strive to end this disease. They are our partners in this fight, and progress depends on their guidance and assistance.
A special article has been published in the Journal of Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology that summarizes the Young Survival Coalition (YSC) Research Think Tank Meeting, held in Arlington, Virginia, in February 2013, and presents the process that led to YSC's priorities for YWBC research.
Working together, we will change the face of breast cancer and make a significant positive and sustainable impact in the lives of young women facing this disease.
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Moraine Park Technical College is pleased to be included in Victory Media's 2014 list of Military Friendly Schools for the fourth consecutive year for its excellence in serving veterans as students.
This prestigious award recognizes the top 15 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools nationwide who embrace America's veterans as students. The complete list can be viewed by visiting www.militaryfriendlyschools.com.
"Moraine Park is honored to again be included on the 2014 list of Military Friendly Schools," Sheila Ruhland, Moraine Park president, said. "I am grateful for our staff and faculty who have taken the initiative to make sure we have many resources available to veteran students."
Moraine Park has numerous resources available to military and veteran students, including the Student Veterans Association (SVA) club. The SVA meets regularly to provide information about educational opportunities offered at Moraine Park. The club allows students to ask questions and meet with other military students and veterans providing a support system that help veteran and military members smoothly transition from military life to college and careers.
"As a veteran who is still serving in the Air National Guard, I understand the specific needs of our veterans who are now enrolled in college," Scott Lieburn, Moraine Park dean of students, said. "Having a strong network of other student veterans, like our Student Veterans Club, and a college staff who are supportive can go a long way in helping them achieve their educational goals."
Schools on the list range from state universities and private colleges to community and technical colleges and trade schools. The common bond is their shared priority of recruiting students with military experience. Schools on the Military Friendly Schools list also offer additional benefits to student veterans such as on-campus veterans programs, credit for service and military spouse programs. Criteria for making the Military Friendly Schools list included efforts to recruit and retain military and veteran students, results in recruiting military and veteran students, and academic accreditations.
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For his debut at Blaffer Art Museum, the artist's first solo museum exhibition, Coolquitt will recombine 60 discrete sculptures and tableaux made between 2006 and 2011 into a site-specific installation which, in its singularity and temporariness, reflects on the condition of the gallery space as a codified place of encounter for people and works of art. The exhibition will also include pieces that occupy a hybrid position between autonomous artworks by Coolquitt and what the artist calls somebody-mades and in-betweens. Somebody-mades are assemblages of objects that are presented just as the artist found them in the streets, while in-betweens combine such found assemblages with interventions of his own. Presented alongside and interspersed with his own work, these elements serve to further complicate the relationship between the contexts of creation and reception, artist and audience, and blur the boundaries between art and life.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a fully-illustrated monograph co-published by Blaffer Art Museum and University of Texas Press with contributions by Rachel Hooper, Dan Fox, Matthew Higgs, and Jan Tumlir.
Travel through the Rocky Mountains stopping in Rocky Mountain National Park, Grand Tetons National Park, and spend time backpacking in Yellowstone National Park.
For more information, visit http://www.uh.edu/recreation/outdoor_adventure/
Directed by Marc Masterson
Admission is free, but tickets are required for covered seating and are available at the Miller Outdoor Theatre Box Office between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. and one hour prior to each performance. The green behind the covered seating is free, open to the public and a perfect place to bring lawn chairs, picnics and blankets.


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MOSCOW - A stingy defensive effort and balanced offensive attack led to the third win in four games for the Idaho women's basketball team Saturday night, as the Vandals beat Western Athletic Conference foe UT Arlington 70-52 in the Cowan Spectrum.
Junior Alyssa Charlston led Idaho with a game-high 20 points on 10-of-15 shooting, freshman Connie Ballestero added 13 points, nine rebounds and five assists. Sophomore Maren Austgulen went 5-for-5 from the field and scored a career-high 11 points and freshman Christina Salvatore added 10 points for the Vandals.
The Vandals improve to 7-11 overall and 4-3 in the WAC with the win, while UT Arlington falls to 3-14 and 1-6 in the WAC with its sixth straight loss.
"We know we can compete with anyone in our conference and we can beat anyone," Ballestero said. "We have a good shot at winning a lot of our games coming up."
Austgulen's 11 points came in just 12 minutes of play, and top her previous career high of nine from her Idaho debut on Nov. 27. In addition to going 5-for-5 from the field, she made her only free throw attempt to complete a 3-point-play in the second half.
"You can't say enough good things about Maren coming in and being mentally ready to play," Newlee said of the 6-foot post. "Maren did a great job. She hasn't played in a few games but is always ready to play. I called her name and she got in there, finished inside, played tough defense in the post. She's there every day at practice working hard, waiting for her turn. I tell everybody, when your name is called, you've got to be ready, and she was definitely ready tonight, I was happy for her."
Freshman Ali Forde made her presence felt without scoring. She finished with eight rebounds, including five on the offensive end, four assists, four blocks and two steals.
The Vandals got off to a quick start in the first half. After UT Arlington took an early 6-5 lead, Idaho made eight consecutive shots and held the Mavericks without a field goal for 9:24, going on a 20-0 run to pull ahead 25-6. The Vandals led by as many as 20 before halftime before UTA chipped the lead down to 13, 34-21 at halftime.
"I loved our focus in the first half," Idaho coach Jon Newlee said. "Our shot selection was good, and Connie obviously ignited the fire for us in the first half, along with Alyssa from an offensive standpoint. Defensively, we were doing what we wanted to do, besides the fouls. Both efforts were good."
An 8-0 run to start the second half gave the Vandals a 42-21 lead, but that was immediately followed by an 11-0 Maverick run that cut the lead to 10. But two nights after giving away a 20-point second half lead in a loss to Louisiana Tech, Idaho was able to answer with a 12-2 run that extended the lead back to 20 points with 8:17 to play. The Vandals built their lead to as many as 24 points with less than three minutes to play.
"We've got to get that monkey off our back, it's something that's plagued us this year," Newlee said. "The lead got down to 10 and we talked about getting the ball inside and finishing some layups and continuing to get some pressure going defensively and keep our energy level up. You get in the mindset sometimes of 'oh here we go again,' and that has to change and I was glad to see it change tonight after just one day off."
The Vandals held UTA to 30.0 percent (18-of-60) shooting for the game, and just 1-of-6 from 3-point range. Meanwhile, Idaho shot 44 percent (29-of-66) and 31 percent (8-of-26) from 3.
"A wide-open 3 is a good shot for us, especially the way our kids can shoot it," Newlee said of his team that ranks 10th in NCAA Division I with 8.4 made 3s per game. "Tonight was just one of those nights it wasn't going in, but again, we gutted it out defensively and did a great job of shutting them down."
Idaho committed 12 turnovers in the game, and forced UTA into 17, but the Vandals were out-rebounded 44-38 and out-scored 15-8 in second-chance points.
Possibly the most popular woman on the Idaho campus, Janelle Chow made her Idaho debut to an ovation late in the second half. The former Idaho volleyball standout had a steal in one minute of play.
After playing five of its first seven WAC games at home, the Vandals will hit the road for four straight conference games. Idaho, however, is 2-0 in road WAC games after beating Denver and New Mexico State on the road last week. The Vandals start the trip with a Texas swing next week, visiting Texas State on Jan. 24 and UTSA on Jan. 26
"We should be coming with confidence," Newlee said of the upcoming road trip. "We've played well on the road this year and the last road trip was nice. We don't fear the road. We need to embrace the road and the challenges it presents. Hopefully that continues and we go down to Texas and take care of business."


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More than $31,000 in property has been reported stolen from a residence on Canterbury Place, according to the Lexington Police Department.
The two victims reported they had $31,125 in property stolen from their residence between Saturday and Tuesday. An unknown person made entry into the residence by an unknown means and stole a pair of boots, an electric guitar, three shotguns, seven rifles and various jewelry, according to an incident report.
The reported larceny requires further investigation, the incident report stated.
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EUGENE, Ore. -- The 2013 Oregon Cheer Calendar is now on sale online.
The first-ever officially sanctioned calendar to feature the University of Oregon's nationally renowned cheerleaders includes 13 stunning images, one for each month plus a pull out poster.
The limited-edition 12-month calendars are available for $15.99 at http://shop.goducks.com/, and will also be sold at all Duck Store locations and other licensed University of Oregon retailers beginning Thursday.
The photographs were taken at Oregon football games by Portland-based photographer and UO alum Zach Ancell. The cheerleaders are depicted in four different uniform combinations and represent not only towns in Oregon like Tualatin, Eugene and Beaverton, but also the states of California, Utah and Hawaii.
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Due to constantly recieving people asking to join that can not reach the requirements for helping the series, and also having some others interested in making their own comics derived from my characters I am now opening the JOIN function to anyone, although they will only be able to post in the fan art area it is still a start I suppose.
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It must be fan art of Conditional freedom.
The catch: you CAN make fan art with your ocs, as long as whatever the picture is about has to do with SOMETHING of the Conditional freedom story.
On a final note I have to warn that anything in the fan area, will of course, not be the official Conditional Freedom story unless I decide it to and am allowed to use it by the art's creator.
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In the evenings, the Boulevard Area is a center where you find Manado's best food. It is also an icon of the city of Manado, capital of the province of North Sulawesi. This was previously only a center where small vendors and street cafes used to serve various types of Manado cuisine. Food was sold from carts that used to line along the beach front, but the area has now been modernized with the construction of malls and shopping centers lining the Boulevard.
At present, there are four malls here, among these are the Manado Town Square (Mantos), the Boulevard Mall, the Bahu Mall and Mega Mall. Behind the Bahu Mall and Mega Mall you will find cafés, restaurants and food stalls serving various appetizing Manado dishes as well as other Indonesian fare such as gado-gado, bakso (meatballs), fried rice and seafood.
These malls are located at the Pierre Tendean Boulevard, which is a landmark for the local community, which, with its total length of 4.1 kilometers it is the widest and longest coastal street in the region.
Manado offers a variety of hotels, cottages and bungalows at different rates. Hotels located along Pierre Tendean are among others the Hotel Formosa and Hotel Quality.
If you want to watch the beautiful sunset, make sure to be at the Boulevard before 05.00 pm, especially on Saturdays since all seats are usually taken by visitors who come here from all districts outside Manado
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2012 - Boulder renewed as a Platinum Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists
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Marni with the City of Boulder showing off their award.
Last night Boulder was given the Platinum Bicycle Friendly Community Award by the League of Amercian Cyclist. The City Manager, Mayor and other Cycling leaders of our community were present yet the crowd seem to be void of the largest cycling community in Boulder, Athletic cyclists. Where were they? No invitation, no desire, no knowledge? Something for a later Tuesday Coffee Talk is the continued absence of the athletic cycling community from core Boulder Cycling activities. What's going on there?
Previous post of Boulder Winning the Award below
Boulder renewed as a Platinum Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists
Across the U.S., bicycling is on the rise - thanks in part to communities like Boulder taking steps to make riding easy, accessible and safe. Today, the League of American Bicyclists (LoAB) announced the latest round of Bicycle Friendly Communities (BFC) and renewed Boulder's standing as a Platinum Bicycle Friendly Community. The Platinum award recognizes Boulder's continued commitment to improving conditions for bicycling through investments in education, infrastructure, policies and promotion.
"We are excited that Boulder recognizes that simple steps to make biking safe and comfortable pay huge dividends in civic, community and economic development," said League President Andy Clarke. "Bicycling is more than a practical, cost-effective solution to many community challenges – it's a way to make Boulder a place where people don't just live and work, but thrive."
The BFC program is revolutionizing the way communities evaluate quality of life, sustainability and transportation networks by allowing them to measure their progress toward improving bicycle-friendliness. The free program provides a roadmap for building a Bicycle Friendly Community and the application process itself has become a rigorous educational tool.
In September, the league announced the "Diamond" level designation to raise the bar for communities like Boulder to move beyond Platinum. The LoAB will visit Boulder in December to conduct an audit and work with the local cycling community on creating clear goals to achieve Diamond status. The primary measure of Diamond designation is the number of people riding and community satisfaction. The five levels of the award – diamond, platinum, gold, silver and bronze – provide a clear incentive for communities to continuously improve.
"Boulder's Platinum designation renewal recognizes many years of sustained effort by the community, city staff and local policy makers," said Director of Public Works for Transportation Tracy Winfree. "It is a great accomplishment and celebrates the community's commitment to bicycle friendliness. Given the City of Boulder's ethic of 'continuous improvement,' we appreciate the league's challenge for communities like Boulder to reach beyond Platinum to the new Diamond designation."
Since the BFC program's inception, more than 500 communities have applied and there are now 242 Bicycle Friendly Communities in 47 states across America.
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This traditional West African jewelry is created by Fulani craftspeople in Mali. One of the largest groups of nomadic herders in Africa, the Fulani customarily wore their wealth in the form of gold jewelry that they could carry with them at all times. Pieces like this, called kwotene kange could weigh up to 300 grams and were the ultimate sign of wealth.
Based on a design that has been worn for centuries, our large yet lightweight cuff bracelet is handcrafted from hammered brass that is plated with bright 24-karat gold. Traditionally, the gold is formed into a square rod that is heated and hammered to create a multi-edged blade, which is then twisted into shape.
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ELKHART — Elkhart County Sheriff's deputies have arrested a 26-year-old man in connection to the shooting death of an Elkhart man early Saturday morning, April 20.
Terry L. Sheets Jr., 26, of Elkhart, was arrested Saturday on a preliminary charge of murder, according to the Elkhart County Sheriff's Department.
Matthew Bark, 24, of Elkhart died from a gunshot wound following an argument Saturday morning
Sheriff's deputies discovered Bark when they were sent to a disturbance at 2801 Toledo Road, Apt. 1517, at 1:29 a.m. Saturday, said sheriff's Capt. James Bradberry.
The officers found that two men, one of them Bark, had been arguing in the apartment and Bark was shot.
Bark was taken to Memorial Hospital in South Bend and died there.
Following further investigation sheriff's detectives identified Sheets as the second man involved in the argument. He is being held at the Elkhart County Jail, according to information from the sheriff's department.
Bradberry said Saturday afternoon that it was too early in the investigation to say if drugs or alcohol were involved.
Belén Gutierrez, who lives in an apartment near where the shooting occurred, said that she had been falling asleep while watching TV when the shooting happened. She had heard some arguing, though it wasn't too loud, she said, and then two gunshots. A few minutes later, police and ambulances arrived, she said.
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The Daughter of Dawn
About the Film
The Daughter of Dawn is an 80-minute, six-reel silent film shot in May, June, and July of 1920 in the Wichita Mountains of southwest Oklahoma. Eventually, the Oklahoma Historical Society will release DVD and Blu-ray versions of the film.
The film includes a significant tipi given by Cheyenne Chief Nikko-se-vast to the Kiowa Chief Dohausen. The tipi in the movie was renewed in 1916 with images painted by Haungooah or Silverhorn and Stephen Mopope, one of the Kiowa Five. That very tipi was given to the Oklahoma Historical Society in 1928.
The story, played by an all-Indian cast of 300 Kiowas and Comanches, includes a four-way love story, two buffalo hunt scenes, a battle scene, village scenes, dances, deceit, courage, hand to hand combat, love scenes, and a happy ending. The Indians, who had been on the reservation less than fifty years, brought with them their own tipis, horses, clothing, and material culture. The lead actor is White Parker, the son of the great Comanche leader Quanah Parker.
The film features special music composed and performed for the showing. The original music composition is by David Yeagley. The score is performed by the Oklahoma City University Orchestra: Ben Nilles, Conductor; John Cross, Music Editor; Mark Parker, Dean of the School of Music; Robert Henry, OCU President.
The Story
In the film, the Daughter of Dawn is played by Esther LeBarre. Her character is the daughter of the Chief of the Kiowas, played by Hunting Horse. The two young men who are romantically interested in her are White Eagle, played by White Parker, and Black Wolf, played by Jack Sankadota. Dawn loves White, but the Chief says that Wolf has many ponies so he must consider both as potential husbands for his daughter. So, Wolf loves Dawn. Dawn loves White. White loves Dawn. And for good measure a fourth person is added to this love triangle. Red Wing, played by Wanada Parker, is in love with Wolf. Both White Parker and Wanada Parker were children of the Comanche Chief Quanah Parker.
The script for the movie was developed by Norbert Myles, an actor, writer, and director brought into the project by Richard Banks, who started the Texas Film Company in 1916. Myles wrote on the cover of his script that, "This story has been made possible by R.E. Banks, whose knowledge of the Indian, and of his traditions, was gained during the twenty-five years that he lived with them."
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The Fall 1999 issue of the Chronicles of Oklahoma included an article by Oklahoma history teacher Leo Kelley about The Daughter of Dawn . He based the article on 36 production photos housed at the Museum of the Western Prairie in Altus and the original script of the film housed at the Library of Congress. From these two tools, he pieced together the story of the film. Read the article (PDF).
Library of Congress Selects The Daughter of Dawn for National Film Registry
On December 18, 2013, the Oklahoma Historical Society announced the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. selected The Daughter of Dawn as one of the films inducted to its 2013 National Film Registry, a collection of cinematic treasures that represent important cultural, artistic and historic achievements in filmmaking. Find out more.
In the News
- Library of Congress, 12/18/2013
- Silent no more, 9/18/2013
- Oklahoma History Center rediscovers significant tepee, 9/9/2013
- 1920 All-Native Cast Silent Film 'The Daughter of Dawn', 4/23/2013
- US Fish & Wildlife Service, 3/2013
- The Lawton Constitution, 9/4/2012
- Indian Country Today Media Network, 8/28/2012
- The Daily Mail, 7/16/2012
- The Oklahoman, 7/16/2012
Funding for this project provided by:
Lawton Community Foundation
McMahon Foundation
National Film Preservation Foundation
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma Historical Society
Special thanks to the Friends of the Oklahoma Historical Society Archives and the Friends of the Oklahoma History Center.


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Secret project - My deadline looms, so this was my major focus this week. It's going to the long-arm quilter and I promised to get it to her by the end of the month. Also: behind-the-scenes sewing stinks. I wish I could show this to you!
Completed tops awaiting quilting:
• Summer Sampler
• Hope Valley
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• Halloween quilt
• Farmer's Wife QA (still on hold)
• Skill Builder QA (yep, ditto)
• Kaleidoscope QA
• Figgy Pudding quilt
• Wonky Log Cabin
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Ratcliffe Sets School Record in First Collegiate Meet
Ratcliffe threw to 19.58 (64-3) taking down the previous mark of 19.21 (63-0.25) held by Thanithia Billings '11 that was set at this same meet in 2011.
The Tigers won a number of events in the middle of the track. Junior Imani Oliver claimed victory in the triple jump reaching 11.75 (38-6.75), jumping more than a foot further than the rest of the field.
Senior Tory Worthen continues her dominance in the pole vault with her first win of the season. She cleared 3.80 (12-5.50) and classmate Lauren Tauscher was third at 3.50 (11-5.75).
Freshman Taylor Morgan took home the win in the high jump as she cleared 1.75 (5-8.75) in her collegiate debut.
Freshman Sarah Lavin did double duty, qualifying for the finals of both the 60 and 60m hurdles. Lavin won the hurdles at 8.55 after running a 8.66 in the preliminary round, which was also the fastest time out of the 36 competitors in the qualifying round. Lavin went on to take second in the 60 at 7.59. Seniors Erin Guty and Abidemi Adenikinju also reached the finals and were fourth and eighth, respectively.
Guty was the runner-up in the long jump, reaching 5.71 (18-9). Freshman Sara Ronde took fifth with a jump of 5.40 (17-8.75).
In the distance events, junior Kristin Smoot won the mile at 5:01.59. Senior Melissa Zajdel dominated the 1,000. She ran a 2:55.95 to win by nearly 10 seconds faster than the rest of the competition. Sophomore Rachel Skokowski followed in third place at 3:05.46 and freshman Michelle Tracy was fifth at 3:07.13.
It was a tight finish in the 600 but sophomore Cecilia Barowski was nudged out of the win by 0.35 seconds as she crossed the line at 1:30.64. Classmate Kim Mackay was fourth at 1:37.33 and sophomore Emily Broyles was sixth at 1:38.66. In the 300, senior captain Joie Hand clocked a 41.09 to finish in third place. Junior Carrie Vuong was eighth at 42.11.
Hand, Barowski, Boyles and freshman Meghan McMullin made up the 4x400 that finished second. The relay ran 3:55.61 and was followed by the B relay of Vuong, Smoot, Zajdel and Mackay at 3:57.56 for fourth place.
Princeton resumes competition on Friday, Jan. 11 when it hosts the annual Princeton Quad Meet.


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Height: 5-11 Weight: 221 lbs.
Born: November 12, 1957 in Columbia, MO
High School: Hickman
College: Missouri (school history) (Ellis college stats)
Drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in the 7th round (192nd overall) of the 1980 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 43 (1998th overall since 1950)
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Friday's Duckcast
Thursday, Dec. 1, 9:30 p.m. PT
Fans will find that their surroundings will look a bit different at Autzen Stadium, which is all dressed up in Pac-12 wrapping paper, but Don Essig's standing forecast that it never rains should ring true. But, just in case, we check in with Oregon AMS Vice President Bobby Corser for the official Duckcast:
"The Oregon Ducks welcome UCLA to Eugene for the first Pac-12 title game. Oregon comes into the game after a convincing win over Oregon State. UCLA comes in after getting beat by USC. The weather for the game will not be a story. High pressure has settled into the area and there is no rain anywhere near. There is a chance of fog during the early afternoon and into the evening. Mostly clear skies will be the call for the game. Temperatures at kickoff will be near 40 degrees and quickly falling toward freezing as the game goes on. A light wind will make it feel a bit colder. If you are going to game, make sure to dress warmly! Wear green and cheer on Oregon for a chance at warmer weather in Pasadena! Go Ducks!"
Saturday's game will be televised nationally on FOX. Check your local listings or click HERE for the FOX affiliate in your area.


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Monsanto (NYSE: MON) is a global provider of agricultural products for farmers. It is headquartered in St. Louis, Mo. and was founded in 2000.
Website: http://www.monsanto.com/
Company Description
It operates in two segments. The first, Seeds and Genomics, provides seeds for corn, soybeans, canola, cotton, many fruits and vegetables. This segment also provides the genomic traits that assist farmers in controlling insects and weeds. The second, Agricultural Productivity, offers several herbicides to both farmers and individuals. Brands include Roundup Ready and YieldGard.
It was spun off from Pharmacia on Aug. 13, 2002.
The original Monsanto was founded as a chemical company in 1901. It prospered as a manufacturer of various chemicals beginning with saccharin, then phenol, and later styrene monomer and polystyrene. It became a producer of chemicals used in detergents (including detergent alkylates, and builders based on elemental phosphorus), of functional fluids, rubber chemicals, and through its Chemstand Division, a producer of synthetic textile fibers such as Nylon and Acrylan. At one time Monsanto was the world's largest producer of bulk aspirin, but that business was later sold to Rhone-Poulenc, now Rhodia.
Monsanto is best known for
- process to dimerize acrylonitrile to adiponitrile, an intermediate for Nylon 66
- process to produce acetic acid from methanol and carbon monoxide, a world class process still in use
- chiral hydrogenation catalysts that made possible direct production of L-dopa, a breakthrough drug in the treatment of Parkinson's disease
- development of Magic Angle (solid phase) NMR instrumentation used as a nondestructive test method to measure the oil content of seed kernels for breeding purposes
The Monsanto chemical businesses were sold or spun off in a series of transactions. The Monsanto line of plasticizers was apparently sold to Ferro who now owns the Santocizer trademark. Much of the chemical business was spun off as Solutia, later acquired by Eastman Chemical.
Its Agricultural Chemicals division became an important contributor with the commercialization of Round-up, a broad spectrum herbicide in 1976.
GD Searle of Chicago invented Nutrasweet brand of aspartame non-caloric sweetner. When the Searle family decided to sell the business for fear that another blockbuster product was too risky, Monsanto took the challenge. They used the proceeds to invest heavily in biotechnology. After some teething problems, Monsanto settled on gene modification to improve seed technology. Products include Round-up Ready soybeans, BT corn, and a series of other Round-up ready crops. Prior to development of Round-upReady seeds, farmers used preemergent herbicides to block growth of weeds. That required treating whole fields as insurance against weeds. Round-up Ready seeds allow the use of Round-up as needed to kill weeds as they appear. This reduced number of trips across the field, the amount of chemicals applied and associated costs.
Meanwhile the GD Searle unit came up with Celebrex, a new high performance analgesic. In 2000, success of this product attracted the attention of the pharmaceutical industry resulting in Monsanto merging to become Pharmacia, later acquired by Pfizer. The chemicals and biotechnologies businesses did not fit with the pharmaceutical strategy. Some of the chemical businesses were sold off to various companies including Huntsman. Many were spun off as a separate company named Solutia. The rest of the company consisting of Agricultural Chemicals and Biotechnology was reconstituted under the name Monsanto.
Monsanto has been aggressive in its investments to promote success of its products. The Ortho Products lawn and garden chemicals business was acquired from Chevron long enough to establish Round-up as a lawn and garden chemical. It was then sold to OM Scott, now Scotts Miracle-Gro. Similarly, growth of the biotechnology business has included acquisition of series of hybrid seed producers making it possible to introduce genetically modified seeds through existing distribution channels. In this way, Monsanto has become a global leader in seed technology.
The seed industry is trending in the direction of more gene modified traits. "Stacked genes" products are being introduced to continue increasing yield, as well as resistance to pesticides and insects, and to introduce new traits such as improved drought tolerance.
For those who supply seeds in the ag sector, corn is king. Wall Street Journal on Feb 26, 2014, gave 2013 market share as Dupont, 35%; Monsanto, 35; AgReliant, 6; Syngenta, 6; Dow, 4; others 14%.
For 2004, Dupont, 33%; Monsanto, 14; Garst, 6; Syngenta, 5; Golden Harvest, 4; Dow, 4; AgReliant, 3; + others.
1. "Faith, Hope and $5,000 - The Story of Monsanto - The Trials and Triumphs of the First 75 Years," by Dan J. Forrestal, Simon and Schuster, NY, 1977. See the review on Motley Fool's Books--Non-fiction discussion board: [1]


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When: Thursday, Feb. 28 (5 p.m. PT)
Where: Convocation Center, San Antonio, Texas
Radio: Vandal Radio Network/VandalXtra
Television: KCWX2
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Idaho Vandals
Connor Hill had a career night at Idaho State during the Vandals' 75-69 Bracketbuster victory at Idaho State last Saturday. His 22 points were a career high as were his eight field goals made. He tied a career-best with six 3-point goals, which ties for third-best for a single game at Idaho. Kyle Barone had another double-double (14p, 11r) in helping lead the balanced attack that also featured a dominating rebounding effort by Idaho (45-23). Stephen Madison had 17 points and nine rebounds.
Vandals vs. Roadrunners
Idaho defeated UT-San Antonio, 74-70, at the Cowan Spectrum last month. Since then, the Vandals have gone 2-5 with last Saturday's victory at Idaho State snapping a four-team skid. UTSA has won back-to-back games for the first time since November with victories at home over Nicholls State last Saturday and at Texas State on Feb. 16. The Roadrunners' loss to Idaho in January was the beginning of a six-game skid.
A Look at Texas-San Antonio
The Roadrunners are 7-19 overall this season and 2-12 in the Western Athletic Conference. They are coming off a 76-58 victory over Nicholls State in their Bracketbuster game last Saturday. Senior guard Kannon Burrage is UTSA's scoring leader at 17.5 points per game, which is second in the WAC. As a team, the Roadrunners are second in the league with 7.7 3-point field goals made per game.
UTSA Head Coach Brooks Thompson
Brooks Thompson is in his seventh season at UTSA, where he holds a 103-110 record. He is 158-124 overall as a collegiate head coach. He led UTSA to a 2011 Southland Conference Tournament championship and a First Four victory in the NCAA Tournament. Before UTSA, he was an assistant at Arizona State from 2004-06 and head coach at Yavapai (Ariz.) College from 2002-04. As a player, he was a first-round pick in the 1994 NBA Draft by the Orlando Magic.


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This is the story of a girl, a very special girl, who was born into a family that loves her very much. She is the middle child in a brood of three. On one side of her is her older sibling, whom she looks up to automatically; on the other side, her younger sibling, whom she looks out for naturally. She is fine with her position in the birth order of her siblings; in fact, she never really thinks much about it. It's just the way it is and has always been; she has never known it any other way.
As a child, the girl was high-spirited. She came into this world with a strong will on her own time schedule; her mother had to be patient through a missed due date and a long labor. Perhaps the baby sensed that life outside her mother's womb would be so much different than life in utero. When she was born, she let out a scream to beat all screams in the delivery room, until she was placed in her mother's arms. At that moment, she felt peaceful and sure that she was in good hands, and loved deeply. Her mother brought her home, cared for her, and marveled at how she flourished. So began her charmed life.
The girl and her mother had a special bond with one another that started at her birth, continued through her childhood, and into adolescence. Her mother coddled her constantly when she was a baby, knowing what a precious gift her daughter was to her, to the family, and to the world. As a toddler, the girl was cuter than one can imagine. She would do adorable things, like sit on the floor in the family room and just scream at the top of her lungs, for no apparent reason other than to hear her own voice. The neighbors could hear her, too. As a young child, the girl and her mother played together, read together, and went everywhere together. They were a little team, the two of them. It was a special time in each of their lives; and the mother lived in the moment and felt gratitude for her daughter every moment of every single day.
Time went on and the girl grew up. She started middle school and entered her preteen years; then on into high school as a teenager; then into college as a young adult. All during this time, the girl was searching for her self and her independence as a person in the world. She had grown from an energetic, creative, bright youngster into a gorgeous, intelligent, strong, and capable young woman. Her mother was happy for her success and proud of what a good person she had become.
It was difficult for the mother to let go of her daughter because she loved her so and wanted their special bond to continue as it had when the girl was younger. The mother resisted the temptation to restrain her daughter, and instead, disciplined her fairly and appropriately through her years of development. The girl felt as though she was in the middle, between two existences. She still felt a part of the world in which she lived as a child, but the pull of the new world she was discovering in her adolescence was stronger. The middle was not an easy position to navigate, she was learning. The girl slowly drifted away from her childhood and her connection to her mother.
There were times when the girl would wonder, "Why is my mother so different from me?" The mother, too, would ponder, "How can it be that my daughter is so not like me in any way?" They were now two very different people struggling to maintain a shred of the sweetness they once had together. The mother was trying in every way she knew how. She was wise enough to see that her daughter felt stuck in the middle of love/hate emotions; of draw near/back away behavior; of understanding her mother/refusing to accept the person who is her mother.


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I wanted to let you all in a bit more on my book project. In short, I am writing a book for future farmers and people that are considering farming as a career/lifestyle option – young people who play Xbox in between classes on botany and soil management at ag school, farm heirs/potential heirs thinking about whether the family farm is the right career for them, current and former FFA members, and young entrepreneurs (perhaps with a green thumb, or a passion for the environment) looking for an experimental outlet for their business energy. The book will inform the reader about coming global and national trends in the farming world, explore the merits and realities of the farming life, provide an overview of the core business concepts that future farm managers can profit from, and talk about the many ways for farm owners and operators to diversify their business, reduce inherent risk, and secure their operations for the future. The target audience for the book is young (and young at heart) people for whom farming is one possible option, and the book's purpose is to instill excitement about farming as a career and lifestyle and to provide honest and accurate information supporting the decision to become a farmer. My goal is to have the book be the one volume people have in mind when they hear that a friend or family member is interested in farming – "oh, then you have to read this book I just finished!"
I hope to have the book completed in the next 3 months. If you would like to be notified when the book becomes available, please be sure to enter your email address to the right of this article in the "Get Notified" section. (I promise I won't sell your email address)


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Mushroom Stuffing RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 4 bacon strips, diced
- 4 celery ribs, chopped
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 pound fresh mushrooms, chopped
- 1 teaspoon rubbed sage
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 package (16 ounces) corn bread stuffing
- 1/2 cup chopped celery leaves
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 4 eggs, lightly beaten
- 2-1/2 cups chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon butter
- In a large skillet, cook bacon until crisp; remove with a slotted spoon to paper towel. Drain, reserving 2 tablespoons of drippings.
- Saute celery and onion in drippings until tender. Add mushrooms, sage, salt and pepper; cook and stir for 5 minutes. Remove from the heat; stir in the stuffing, celery leaves, parsley and bacon. Combine eggs and broth. Stir into stuffing mixture.
- Spread in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish (dish will be full). Dot with butter. Cover and bake at 350° for 30 minutes and stuffing temperature reaches 165°. Uncover and bake 10 minutes longer or until lightly browned. Yield: 13 cups.
Reviews for Mushroom Stuffing
"I have been making this on Thanksgiving for years as is. Everyone has always liked it."
"Made it for the first time this Thanksgiving and everyone loved it! Definitely a good one to have in the recipe collection."
"I have made this stuffing for the past 2 years for Thanksgiving and will make it again this year. It is a big hit at my house and we never have any leftovers. I would recomend this receipe to anyone."
"I made this a couple of weeks ago and it was so good I decided to have it with our Christmas dinner. I used some left over cornbread and went light on the mushrooms, since the kids don't care for mushrooms, chopped them real small, they didn't even know they were in there."
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Guidelines for Open A11y Specifications: Open Issues & Questions
General Issues Which Need to Be Addressed for All Specifications
- boilerplate "copyright" and "licensing" verbiage -- get from from LF?
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Piedmont Crossing to host nutritional workshop next week
Published: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 9:52 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 9:52 a.m.
THOMASVILLE | Piedmont Crossing will host a nutritional workshop at 2 p.m. Tuesday on the campus of the retirement community.
Rebecca Scheider, registered and licensed dietician at Thomasville Medical Center, will present the workshop. Scheider's presentation will focus on the importance of reading food labels and how to understand them, cooking healthy and how choosing healthy options when grocery shopping can be made easy. She will also provide information on how to eat enough fruits, vegetables and fiber with various cooking tips and recipes.
The presentation is free and open to the public. For more information or to RSVP, contact Blair White at 474-3605 or email@example.com.
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Women's Track & Field Wins Fourth Straight HYP Meet
PRINCETON, N.J. (2/9/13) - The Class of 2013 recorded a 4-0 record at the HYP meet as the Princeton women's track and field team won its fourth straight at Jadwin Gym on Saturday, Feb. 9. The Tigers scored 79 points, while Harvard had 55 and Yale finished with 25.
Harvard led the meet during the first five events. Princeton and Harvard swapped the lead until the ninth event, the long jump. The Tigers scored 9.5 out of a possible 11 points in the long jump to take the lead and wouldn't give up the top spot throughout the rest of the meet.
Senior Erin Guty had a spectacular meet, scoring in three events. She won the pivotal long jump event while Princeton also finished second and third in the event. Guty jumped to 5.65 for the win, while freshman Sara Ronde reaching 5.44 on three different attempts. Junior Theresa Kennedy reached 5.23 on her second attempt to take third. Guty also scored in the 60 and in the 200. Kennedy scored in the high jump as well.
Princeton went 1-2-3 for 10 out of a possible 11 points in the 3,000. All three clocked PRs. Sophomore Emily de La Bruyere ran 9:31.47 to win the race. Sophomore Jackie Nicholas clocked 9:36.47 for second while senior Abby Levene was third at 9:39.39.
Senior Greta Feldman won the mile at 4:52.46 and was the runner-up in the 800 at 2:14.70. Classmate Alexis Mikaelian was second in the mile with a time of 4:55.42. Mikaelian was on the winning 4x800 relay as well. Juniors Molly Higgins, Kacie O'Neil and Kristin Smoot beat Yale in a dual race by 29.24 seconds. Smoot also was a scorer in the 800 finishing in third place behind Feldman.
Another Tiger to record first and second-place finishes was sophomore Cecilia Barowski. Barowski won the 400 at 55.47 and was second in the 200 at 25.15. She also made up one leg of the wining 4x400 relay. Barowski along with seniors Melissa Zajdel, Joie Hand and sophomore Kim Mackay clocked 3:49.08 to beat Harvard by more than six seconds.
Senior Tory Worthen won the pole vault as she cleared 3.91. Classmate Lauren Tauscher was third reaching 3.70.
In the triple jump, junior Imani Oliver picked up the win with a jump of 12.15. Freshman Taylor Morgan was third with a mark of 11.02. Morgan was also the runner-up in the high jump, clearing 1.73.
Freshman Julia Ratcliffe was the runner-up in the weight throw, throwing to 19.74 on her second attempt.
Other scorers include: Beth McKenna in the hurdles with a PR, Abidemi Adenikinju in the 60, and Meghan McMullin in the 400.
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Sliding from indie pop to country and a host of genres in between, the band evokes modern artists such as Fun., Grouplove and Edward Sharpe And the Magnetic Zeros, whilst having their roots in the music of Neil Young, The Byrds, The Beach Boys and Fleetwood Mac.
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Ali Shaheed Muhammad took a minute to talk his new That's My iSh jam jumping off this Friday as well as new projects and travels! Lots of awesomeness in store. Get more information about the party after the jump.
Giant Step: We are super excited to hear you at That's My iSh this Friday! What can we expect to hear? What's the vibe going to be like at the party?
Ali Shaheed Muhammad: I'm excited too. For too long, Manhattan has been the go to place for nightlife. I'm looking to shake things up with my That's My iSh party and turn the focus towards Brooklyn. Expect to hear anything between Elton John and Lil John. We touching all genres, but with an emphasis on the good good, not radio good.
GS: What personal projects are you working on these days? When will the world get to hear them?
Ali Shaheed: My main personal projects right now are my second solo LP and my Artist, Ja Poet. I'm not done with the album, but I'm looking to release singles by the end of August. Ja Poet's mixtape is one song from finished. We're gonna release his mixtape in a month and then start recording his album.
GS: How about your production work? Who have you been working with and how is that all coming along?
Ali Shaheed: Doc Martin and I produced two songs for John Legend's upcoming album. One of the songs is the title track. We had a good time putting that together. John, what can I say, he is an amazing singer and a wizard in the studio. I have great respect for his approach. I only wish more artist were as focused. Doc & I also worked on Alice Smith's album. She's flawless! I hate/love the way that she makes singing look so effortless (kids don't try that at home unless you rehearse all day). In additions to Alice, we worked with The Weeknd. He's a phenomenal singer, his voice and persona is it's own atmosphere. He has made a huge impact already, and he's just getting started. I'm looking forward to his next release. I also co-produced a song for a new artist signed to Boardwalk; her name is ZZ Ward. ZZ has a great voice and is an incredible singer/songwriter and performer. Her music is deeply rooted in blues. I had fun working with her and her team. I look forward to seeing her artistry come to life.
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On turning a hobby into profit
"I used to sit on my bathroom floor and bead jewelry to relax. Then I started wearing the pieces when I went out, and people asked where they could buy them. So I joined forces with a friend to create a jewelry line, Friendship, Love & Peace by Nicole Murphy [friendshiplovepeace.com]."
On editing her wardrobe
"I'm into classics. I want to be able to pull it out of my closet in five years and have it still work. No more waste."
On dating . . . again
"Since my divorce [ex is Eddie Murphy], I don't tolerate nonsense: 'This is me. And this is what I expect out of you.' "
On her beauty staples
"I'm growing my hair, and Wen Pomegranate Cleansing Conditioner [$36; chazdean.com] is making the process manageable. As for makeup, I love Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer with SPF 20 [$42; sephora.com] and Lancôme Définicils Mascara [$29; lancome-usa.com]."
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