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Gateway Towns
Greetings from Austin, Minnesota! Located on I-90, visitors from the west will come through this major city located on the Cedar River.
Austin is the home of the Fortune 500 company -- Geo. A. Hormel & Company. Hormel is the largest independent meat and food processor in America, but Austin is more than that!
Austin offers the visitor a wide array of seasonal activities, from summer fairs; fishing in area lakes and streams to cross-country skiing in the winter. We are the county seat of Mower County located approximately 100 miles south of the Twin Cities and about 12 miles north of the Iowa border.
Our Chamber of Commerce will be happy to supply you with information on what to see, what to do, and where to stay. Please give us a call at 1-800-444-5713 or write: Austin Visitor's Bureau, 329 Main St. N, Suite 106L, Austin MN 55912.
If you're driving from the west, take the Highway 16 exit off of I-90 and head toward Grand Meadow. Located near the border of Fillmore County and Mower County, Grand Meadow offers a variety of downtown shopping. Just east of town is Pine Lawn, a well known area picnic spot.
Just south of Stewartville on Highway 63 is the small town of Racine. Racine boasts one of the areas most well known restaurants, The 7th Rib.
South of Racine, near the junction of Highways 63 & 16 is Deer Creek Speedway. During the racing season, regular stock car races are held nearly every weekend.


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After a million-dollar makeover, this Atlanta icon has been back in business since last fall. But with the weather turning warmer and sunnier, the views haven't been as pretty until now. The completely modern, revamped space has upped their game in every way, including the dinner service. 210 Peachtree St. NW, 404.659.1400

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RE: Exam4
We are one of the first ExamSoft sites and Adam Wasserman and I supported the first CA Bar use of Examsoft together (and a few after). We are very pleased with ExamSoft and will not be changing anytime soon.
That said, I have been impressed with the character and friendship of Greg Sarab for well over a decade.
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We've been using it for at least ten years with outstanding results. Any issues we've encountered have been relatively minor and quickly addressed by Extegrity. Greg Sarab has always been great to work with and listens to customer feedback and suggestions for enhancements in the product. Exam Receiver is low-footprint and requires almost no maintenance aside from minor upgrades as new functions are available.
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This Gingerbread decorating party was small and sweet. My daughter and 5 of her preschool buddies got together to kick off the holiday season by decorating gingerbread houses. I bought the pre-built houses to save on the frustration of building them and we went straight to the fun part- decorating them! I bought inexpensive pink aprons on Amazon and had them personalized at a local sports shop and embellished them with a little hot glue and ric rac. The girls had a blast decorating the gingerbread houses in the matching aprons. The table was set up as a "decoration station". Each place setting had 6 cups of candy and mini icing bottles. The girls were so creative. After the decorating we had lunch, story time (The Gingerbread Boy, of course) and dessert. The desserts were simple....gingerbread cookies, cupcakes with gingerbread marshmallow toppers and peppermine stick cake pops. It was a great way to get everyone into the holiday spirit. You can purchase the set for your own gingerbread party at www.homespunhostess.com.


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Dec 16, 2010 12:25 PM
...And gettin' caught in the rain. In order to truly personalize your Personal Shopper experience, we thought we'd indulge in a parody of The Dating Game and do a little tit-for-tat. All of us Outblush editors have written up little bios, so that you can peruse our specialties and maybe ask one of us in particular to fulfill a Personal Shopper request.
Pick me! No, pick me! No, ME, dammit!
Janetor: I'm an expert in helping out fellow plus-sized curvy chicas, and also adore requests for formal wear and weddings (I scored my own wedding dress on clearance for $99), special events, beauty product quandaries, and what-can-I-wear-with-this-[fill in the blank]-I-just-bought requests!
Trajano: Conundrums about shoes and clothes are my tasty cup of tea. Dying for a pair of suede over the knee boots or the perfect pair of jeans? I'm your gal. I'm also an outfitter extraordinaire and can help create a perfect look for first date, interview, or special event.
One Ring To Rule Them All: I like long walks on the beach, Belgian beer, and - HELP WE'RE TRAPPED IN A FORTUNE COOKIE FACTORY - crap. She saw that. Man, I can't believe she's making us minions write her own damn bio! Puppies puppies puppies. Okay, fine, I'm One Ring To Rule Them All, and I'm the scariest pin-up girl you ever saw (by which I mean I'm up for any challenge related to vintage clothing).
Marian the Contrarian: I love love LOVE to help would-be gift-givers find just the thing for their hard-to-shop-for relative, sweetheart, friend, boss, or iguana. I'm also a perfume enthusiast, and whether your budget for scent is Barneys or Big Lots, I'll help you find something beautiful.
Mitchy: I'd be happy to never put on another pair of pants. What this means for you is that I love all kinds of dress shopping - especially cute patterned dresses and party dresses. I also love colorful apparel and jewelry as well as vintage-styled home decor.
Layla: At a strapping 5'2", I've got plenty of tricks up my sleeve for fellow petite girls who need to look fabulous (in sometimes hard to find styles and sizes). I also have a knack for men's apparel and gifts, especially geek guy gifts, thanks to the expertise of my own gadget-inclined guy!
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@%&*@#$&!! Did you lose your mind, Janetor?
...And wait, I'm SCARY? Outblush editors, am I scary?
Great group and great bios! Love it!
So much fun to read a bit about the fabulous crew that digs up awesome finds for us daily! :) Thanks for this post!
MAN, we're all so AWESOME!
You Guyz are SOOOOOOO cute!
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Burr has nearly 50 attorneys concentrating in this area of law, making the firm one of the largest bankruptcy practice groups in the Southeast. This allows individual attorneys the ability to focus on narrow specialties. Our team of attorneys are continuously listed as leading practitioners in Bankruptcy/Restructuring by the highly regarded Chambers USA in addition to the firm being ranked in Alabama, Florida and Georgia.
We have extensive experience in handling distressed mergers and acquisitions (M&A), whether in an out-of-court transaction, a state court receivership, section 363 sale under the Bankruptcy Code, under a plan of reorganization, or in a prepackaged or other enforcement transaction. We work with a distressed company's management and financial advisors to craft the optimal business-focused solution. Increasingly, we also represent manufacturers who are customers of insolvent entities where the manufacturer must immediately have a unique part made by its sole source, the financially distressed supplier, who is expected to deliver the part on a "just in time" basis.
Members of the Creditors' Rights and Bankruptcy team concentrate on the acquisition, disposition, restructuring, and development of troubled properties. We sometimes install receivers to manage those properties. Additionally, we leverage our firm's strength in banking to provide financial institutions with counsel in connection with debtor in possession (DIP) financings and exit financings related to distressed M&A. And, we develop, negotiate, and execute reorganization strategies for all types of matters found in the asset resolution section of banks.
We often represent stalking horse buyers and other bidders in bankruptcy 363 sales. The purchase and sale of assets and businesses has developed into a significant component of commercial bankruptcy and insolvency practice. Sellers in distress situations many times utilize a bankruptcy court sale as the best way to conduct an orderly sale process and achieve the best value for their creditors and stakeholders. Similarly, the purchasers of distressed assets appreciate the value and protections afforded in a bankruptcy court blessed asset sale.
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Does Google Penalize for too many inbound links
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Its nothing like google penalizes and wmw is the place for all the rumours. Its just has couple of things for such an incident.
1. Does not give value to all the links but slowly does.
2. Has sandbox to cover the stuff (again doubtful)
Say situation like tsunami and every one linked to the articles on wiki but google did not penalize anything and thats a very known issue but if link building is slow its good and benefited in the long run.


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Jul 16, 2010 9:20 AM
Sometimes we're just poking along here at work (or down the street, or through our mail) and we see something that is so delightful and desirable and new and clever that we smack a big old mental sticky note on it to remind us to share it with you.
And sometimes the exact opposite of that happens. Welcome to Doubtblush.
We know that babies will grab things and chew them. They're like rodents that way, but with opposable thumbs and an even feebler self-preservation instinct. But one of the general aims of parenting is to discourage this behavior, lest Junior grow up to be a smoker, a bad kisser, or a competitive eater, so we don't think very much of jewelry that is intended to be simultaneously worn by Mom and gnawed by baby. This Chewable Jewels Combo Pack ($20) includes a necklace and bracelet that we're assured are lead-free and dentist-endorsed. The color is Fashion Chocolate Marble - would anyone who does buy one write in to tell us whether the flavor lives up to the name?
But yeah, we think encouraging the baby to chew on your jewelry can only lead to bad things. Either you wear nothing but plastic gems until the kid goes to kindergarten, or he figures that all of the shiny danglies you have are fair game. And one day, breakfast is Tiffany's.
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A new UCLA-led study has found that seniors aged 65 and older with diabetes who are depressed have about double the risk of premature death, compared to individuals of the same age who do not suffer from depression. The findings were published online on May 13 in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
The study authors note that diabetic seniors have about twice the risk of depression, compared to non-diabetics and that depression in itself increases the risk of premature death. They suggest that the higher mortality rate among those with depression could be due to the fact, compared to non-depressed individuals, depressed individuals are less likely to adhere to their prescribed medications, diet, exercise and glucose self-monitoring. The investigators note that the relationship between depression and mortality among diabetics has been assessed by many other studies; however, theirs is the first to specifically compare the phenomenon as it affects those 65 and older with how it affects younger people, explained lead author Lindsay Kimbro, project director in the division of general internal medicine and health services research at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. She added, "We found that depression mainly increases the risk of mortality among older persons with diabetes. Although depression is an important clinical problem for people of all ages, when you split the different age groups, depression in the younger group doesn't lead to increased mortality six to seven years later."
The study group comprised 3,341 people diabetics who were enrolled in the Translating Research Into Action for Diabetes study, which that collected health insurance claims, medical chart review, and phone interviews from 10 health plans in eight states. The investigators reviewed data from individuals aged 65 and older (1,402 diabetics) and those who were aged 18 to 64 (1,939 diabetics); they measured mortality risk as the number of days until death since the time of the interview. The data was controlled for age, gender, race and ethnicity, income, and co-morbidities such as heart and kidney disease associated with diabetes.
Similar to the findings of previous studies, the investigators found that the risk for early death among depressed diabetics was 49% higher than among those without depression. However, the relationship was stronger among seniors. They found a 78% higher mortality risk among individuals 65 and older, compared to non-depressed diabetics within that age group. For the younger diabetics, the effect of depression on their risk for early death was not statistically significant. "Our findings highlight the importance of screening for depression among older adults with diabetes, and of encouraging treatment for those who screen positive," explained co-author Dr. Carol Mangione, who holds the Geffen School's Barbara A. Levey, M.D., and Gerald S. Levey, M.D., endowed chair.
The authors noted some shortcomings of the study. They were unable to control for non-medicinal forms of depression treatment, such as therapy and counseling.
Take home message:
This study notes that older diabetics are more likely to be depressed. Help is available to treat depression; thus, if you are depressed—or have a loved one who is depressed—appropriate professional help should be sought.


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Cabbage can thrive in almost any kind of soil, but prefers one enriched with well-rotted animal manure. It is best to cover the entire part of the garden which is to be used for the cabbage with the manure. It can be spread at least three inches thick and then plowed under.
This method of soil preparation should be undertaken about two weeks before the cabbage plants are ready to be set out in the garden. Decayed leaves are also a good fertilizer provided they are buried deep enough in the garden.
The later varieties of cabbage are handled in the same way except that the flats or boxes are kept outside instead of under glass. When the seedlings reach a height of three or four inches, they should be pricked out and replanted in flats or boxes some distance farther apart. This action will assure the grower of good stocky plants.


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As the 2014/2015 school season is set to begin next week, there will be many changes at the only Chickasaw County School District in the State of Mississippi. A fire destroyed one of the buildings on the campus of Houlka Attendance Center.. It was built in 1935, and presently housed several different elements of the school. For many years it was home to grades one through seven, but as things changed in the school system through the years, it took on more classes, and even housed part of the high school.
This writer attended the school when the destroyed section was only grades one through seven, and graduated from the high school in 1972. The high school was attached by only a canopy and concrete walkway to the elementary school. It had been a major part of many of the families of the area, and even gave the present Attorney General of the State of Mississippi, Jim Hood his elementary education. The present Chickasaw County School Superintendent, Betsy (Aron) Collums, as well as other superintendents attended and graduated from the high school there. According to officials at the school, other buildings will house the classrooms destroyed, and school is still scheduled to begin on August 6, 2014.
The cause of the blaze is still under investigation, and more information will follow as the investigation progresses. You can see the building as it stood in 2013, when this writer took a photo there. You can also see a video of the blaze and its destruction by visiting WTVA News.


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Atheist Feels He's
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by Ron Wiggins
Palm Beach Post Staff Columnist
Sunday, January 4, 2004
Atheist/agnostic/free-thinker (pick one) Gil Gaudia, 74, of Hobe Sound, recalls his first religious instruction vividly. He was a third-grader at PS 48 in The Bronx, lustily singing Go Down, Moses in music class.
He had recognized the song as a Black spiritual and wondered whether Moses was Black. So he raised his hand and asked. The teacher, a former convent elementary school teacher, came down on him like a ton of Old Testaments.
The question was sacrilege! It was also an educational opportunity.
"You see, class, what happens when a boy is raised without religion."
His homework was to write 500 times: "Moses was not a Negro. Moses was White."
The 8-year-old was not only humiliated to tears, he was confused. Neither his Catholic father nor his Jewish mother observed a cultural heritage, leaving Gaudia to pick up his religion on the streets. Which he did, at one time wearing both a Catholic Miraculous Medal and a Star of David around his neck, figuring the two symbols would double his clout with God.
"It never occurred to me that they might cancel each other out," the retired professor of psychology says with a smile. "I was a product of what was considered a mixed marriage in those days. Catholics and Jews didn't marry. It was scandalous."
By his late teens Gaudia had developed a thought grid through which other people's received wisdom must pass. This hair-trigger willingness to challenge assumptions -- cosmic or otherwise -- was acquired from an uncle on his mother's side, whose conversational stock in trade was:
"Who the (blank) says so?"
The notion of a personal God as described in Scriptures became increasingly difficult for him to take seriously. He learned to pick his moment for voicing his skepticism lest he become known as the nut case who was going to hell. It didn't work. People avoided him during lightning storms.
"I always felt like I was outside, looking in."
And so he named his book, a loosely autobiographical novel, Outside, Looking In, a life journey of an atheist dealing with believers and nonbelievers alike.
"What I've never understood is why, when I remark that I'm an atheist, people try to convert me. I don't try to convert them. If we get into a big argument, it just goes downhill." And since Gaudia has never been big on impulse control, he gets in a lot of big arguments.
His latest and most lamented cost him a fundamentalist Christian friend who lives down the street.
"I'm a good Scrabble player, but not as good as my neighbor. He would usually beat me. The last time we got together we got into a shouting match over religion and he stormed out. That's the last I've seen of him, and it's my loss. I miss the guy."
Gaudia and his first and only wife, Jeanne, bought a second retirement home in Oregon to be close to their kids but have put it on the market. The problem: preachy neighbors.
"They came over as a group, and one of them placed a Bible between us and started citing Scripture. We can't socialize without getting a sermon."
At such times Gaudia cannot stifle his contrarian streak, and he's impolitic enough to mention that the God Christians and Jews worship sent she-bears to kill 42 "little children" outside the gates of Bethel for mocking the prophet Elisha's bald head. "You'll find it in 2 Kings, verses 23 and 24."
Such polemical dust-ups usually remind Gaudia that atheists are outsiders. The faithful of all stripes, checks and polka dots have places of worship, lobbyists and organizations to defend them. Who speaks for atheists?
"Most people don't understand that to be an atheist simply means not to believe in God. I don't insist that there is no God, I just don't believe there is one. You believe. I don't."
The yin of the believer verses the yang of the nonbeliever is nicely bracketed by two philosophic positions recapitulated by the author in his book.
Two thousand years ago Epicurus proposed that, if God is willing to prevent evil but cannot, he is not omnipotent. If able but not willing, he is malevolent. If neither able nor willing to prevent evil, "then why call him God?"
The second argument is Pascal's Wager. Whittled to the nub, it goes like this: If Pascal bets there isn't a God, and he's wrong, he loses big: eternity in hell. If he bets there is a God and there is, he has a shot at paradise. But if nobody is driving the cosmic bus after all, Pascal has nicely hedged his bet and lost only a few thousand hours on his knees, praying to nothing.
"I never could understand why," Gaudia muses, "anyone who thought about it at all could believe that God would prefer a scheming, gambling believer to an honest atheist."
If God has no use for an honest atheist, Gaudia knows someone who does: his wife of 53 years. Of her he writes:
"I strongly doubt that there is a God who made us all, but if I am wrong (and I frequently am) then the finest example of his work is my wife, Jeanne, to whom I dedicate this book."
And does Jeanne share her husband's nonbelief?
"Oh, sure, since I was 13. But I don't make a big deal of it."


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USA Today reports that the recalled product was handled at Kraft's manufacturing facility in Springfield, Missouri but it was distributed widely across the United States. Consumers are asked to check any cheese purchased that is labeled with "Best When Used By" dates of Feb. 20, 2015, and Feb. 21, 2015. The dates can be found at the bottom of the package. The cheese is not to be eaten. Instead return the cheese slices to the store where they were purchased for either an exchange or a refund.
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College Hockey:Venditti Moves From USM to Colby
WATERVILLE, Maine — David Venditti, who helped Southern Maine's women's team to 60 wins the past four years, has been named the new head coach at Colby.
Venditti, a 1991 graduate of Southern Maine and a former men's hockey player at USM, becomes the ninth head coach in Colby women's hockey history. The Mules started play in the 1974-75 academic year and are one of the oldest women's hockey programs in the country.
"I am extremely excited about David joining us at Colby College," said Marcella Zalot, Colby's athletic director. "David has built a very well respected program at USM. He is a proven leader and I look forward to his work with the Colby women's ice hockey program."
Venditti took over a Southern Maine program that was 28-34-4 in three previous seasons. He led the Huskies to a 60-34-8 record in four years, helped the team earn a top 10 national ranking, and was part of three ECAC East semifinal teams. Venditti also had a 5-1-2 record against Colby during his time at USM.
"We had a core group of players [at USM] who wanted to learn and be successful," said Venditti, a Boston native. "During the interview process at Colby, I got a chance to meet some of the players and I saw the same thing in them."
Before his head coaching stint at USM, Venditti spent nine years as boys' hockey coach at Cheverus High School. He spent the first two years as an assistant coach and then was the head coach for seven years. Cheverus had an 83-37-2 record in his seven years as head coach.
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Oct. 5, 2011
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- When his coaching tenure is complete, don't be surprised if Kirk Ferentz is a consultant somewhere. But that won't be for quite some time, the University of Iowa head football coach told SI.com.
"Hopefully I have a lot of good years ahead of me," Ferentz said.
During the 11-minute, 20-second interview, Ferentz talks about Iowa's no-huddle offense, the progress of quarterback James Vandenberg and running back Marcus Coker, learning from coaching legends Bill Belichick, Hayden Fry and Ted Marchibroda, and what it took for former Hawkeyes to succeed in the NFL.
And of course, his thoughts on the upcoming game against Penn State in State College, Pa.
"It's tough to defend against good players and Penn State has a lot of them," Ferentz said.
The interview with Ferentz, conducted by news anchor Maggie Gray, is part of a college football series tour by SI.com called Just Askin'.
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Gifted Hands: A Dr. Benjamin Carson Unit
The links below provide activities and information for a unit study based on the book Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story. Ben Carson, MD, works medical miracles. Today, he's one of the most celebrated neurosurgeons in the world. This is the story of his inspiring odyssey from his childhood in inner-city Detroit to his position as director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital at age 33. Carson is a role model for anyone who attempts the seemingly impossible as he takes you into the operating room where he has saved countless lives.
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In Win 7/IE, I posted in a thread but the automatic subscription didn't seem to take (I don't see it in the list of threads in the control panel)
I noticed this also. I responded to one thread last night and one this morning. Neither were added to my list of subscribed threads.
I'm also getting timeouts when sending PMs (and the PMs are not showing up in my outbox). I really hope they didn't go through as some of you suggested. That means I've sent the same PM to a couple of people 10+ times (I kept re-trying). :madman:
What I've been seeing since yesterday is the reply page sitting and sitting after clicking, and then eventually timing out with a 504 Gateway Time-out messages, even though my post did go through. Lots of people are double-posting though, when they think that their reply failed.
edit: not seeing a time-out problem with the quick reply window, though.
Whatever you just did, don't touch it again! PMs are working. ;)
Auto thread subscription is also working (this one was added to my list).
Emailing services bombed due to a firewall upgrade. Looks like we got it working again.
Great! Thanks for the info. As Mtbr Code Monkey MikeG stated...it should be all good now.
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Gregg or Code Monkey--we are still enduring a full fledged invasion of spammers. By any chance did you leave the IP filter off when you rebooted things?
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No. 12 UMass Football Downed At Delaware, 43-27
Oct. 10, 2009
NEWARK, Del. - The No. 12 UMass football team suffered its first conference loss of the season, falling at Delaware, 43-27, on Saturday night before a sellout crowd of 22,034. The Minutemen (3-2, 1-1 CAA) fell behind 20-0 in the first 11 minutes of the game and were unable to overcome the deficit. Blue Hens (4-2, 2-2) quarterback Pat Devlin threw for 284 yards on 19-of-26 and four touchdowns. Mark Duncan had seven catches for 106 yards and two touchdown receptions.
UMass senior kicker Armando Cuko was a bright spot as he kicked a career-long 51-yard field goal, tying for the third-longest in school history. He also kicked a 37-yarder.
Senior receiver Victor Cruz had eight catches for 118 yards to move to ninth on UMass' career receiving yardage list. It was his fifth-career 100-yard game and second this season. Quarterback Kyle Havens threw for 275 yards on 24-of-36 and 2 touchdowns.
Sophomore tight ends Andrew Krevis and Emil Igwenagu each caught touchdowns in the fourth quarter as UMass rallied back to within 20 points.
On defense, Buchanan Award Candidate Jeromy Miles had 9 tackles, a forced fumble and an interception. Tyler Holmes led the Minutemen with 13 tackles.
The Blue Hens scored on their first four drives of the game as Jon Striefsky kicked a 22-yard field goal with 9:22 left in the first half for a 23-3 lead. That gave Delaware the most points UMass had allowed in its first four games of the season, in just 20:38.
Delaware jumped out to a 20-0 lead in the first quarter on a pair of touchdown passes by Devlin and 42-yard fumble return by Marcus Burley to put UMass in a 20-point hole 10:43 into the game.
The reigning CAA Offensive Player of the Week Devlin showed of his arm with a pair of scoring strikes in the span of three minutes as he hit Mark Mackey from 15 yards out with 8:33 left in the first. Then 3:22 later Devlin connected with Mark Duncan from 22 yards out.
Less than a minute later, the Blue Hens took advantage of a UMass miscue as Charles Graves scooped up a fumble and dashed 42 yards down the left sideline for the 20-0 advantage with 4:17 left in the first quarter.
Special teams were the bright spot for UMass in the first quarter as senior Anthony Monette blocked the extra point attempt on Delaware's first touchdown. The Minutemen finally got on the board as Cuko kicked a career-long 51-yard field goal with 17 seconds left in the first quarter. That cut the lead to 20-3 to end the first quarter. The kick was tied for the third-longest in UMass history.
The Minutemen opened the scoring in the third quarter with a 37-yard field goal by Cuko, but Delaware returned the score with a touchdown. Trevor Mooney grabbed a 4-yard touchdown, for his first-career TD, from Devlin for a 30-6 lead with 2:07 left in the third.
Just 17 seconds later, Duncan grabbed his second score of the night on a 27-yard dart from Devlin. That drive started on a Charles Graves interception and set up the Blue Hens for a 37-6 lead.
UMass' sophomore tight end Andrew Krevis hauled in his second-career touchdown on a 4-yard reception with 11:29 left in the game for a 37-13 score. Fellow sophomore tight end Emil Igwenagu made a juggling 52-yard receiving touchdown with 7:43 left to cut the lead to 40-20.
UMass returns home to play its arch rival New Hampshire, next Saturday on homecoming at McGuirk Stadium at 3:30 p.m. The No. 5 Wildcats, who beat No. 2 Villanova, 28-24, on Saturday, are now 5-0 heading to Amherst. The game will be televised on Comcast SportsNet on the East Coast.
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Dear Green Wave Fans,
As usual, all of us in the athletics department are going a mile a minute this spring. First, a big thank you to everyone who participated in the 3rd Annual Tulane 5K on Saturday. Every year we have a bigger crowd and this year we had more than 400 fans, friends, coaches, athletics staff and student-athletes take part as either a sponsor or participant. It's a great cause and it got us closer to bringing our Tulane Athletics Fund (TAF) donor base to a record level of 3,500.
On April 1, Tulane dedicated the Tulane Victory Bell and announced the Bobby Boudreau Spirit Award. Most Green Wave fans either knew my friend Bobby or remember seeing him at a Tulane game; he didn't miss many in the last 50 years. Bobby passed away last year on the day the Saints won the Super Bowl; he would have loved that victory but he loved Tulane athletics even more. If you have a chance, pass by the bell on McAlister Place; it's a beauty and I predict it will be ringing a lot more frequently in the next few months.
I've written before about the NCAA certification process and now all of you have a chance to participate by giving us some feedback. Tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Kendall Cram Room of the Lavin-Bernick Center, Professor Dick Culbertson, who is chairing the committee that is writing the report, will hold a town hall meeting and that's your opportunity to weigh in on the report, which can be seen here: tulane.edu/ncaa
There's also one more thing I'd like to ask of you. We are looking for the newest members of the Tulane Athletics Hall of Fame. Nominations need to be in by April 30. I know there are some former student-athletes who are near and dear to your heart, and we'd love to hear more about those special men and women who wore the Tulane uniform. More details about the process and the nomination form are here: www.tulanegreenwave.com/genrel/033111aaa.html
While all of us are on the go as the school year winds down, we're never too busy to hear your thoughts on how we are doing. I look forward to seeing you at golf, tennis, baseball or the football spring game on April 16!
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there's a reason every magazine cover includes the words "how to" in large white font somewhere 'round the airbrushed mid-section of the featured model. for every little thing we need/want/are obligated to do in a day, there are 10 million ways to do it. some of them take less time, are better for us, or make our butts look most attractive. the middle spot, where the balance of worth it and tricking the system is struck, that's magazine gold, and we're all digging for it.
i'm always panning for that perfection, not to reach an unrealistic ideal, but to simply grease the wheels of the moments of my life to leave as much space as possible for the good, the fulfilling, and the worthwhile. where process meets routine meets efficiency, that's my jam. setting the coffee pot the night before so i can hit a button in the morning. scheduling myself 30 minutes to sit-and-veg so i can actually clear my mind. finding little pockets of what works for me.
i thought, maybe, when i find something worthwhile. i'd share it with the people i love . . .
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I can't believe it! After gaining almost 7 lbs. over the holidays & working my butt off (literally) to lose it again, it was within reach to be able to be out of the 200's by my birthday this Tuesday. Sunday mornings are my "official" weigh in time & whatever it says on Sunday morning is what I add to my tracker. I have been so excited to be going on vacation next week, laying on a nice sunny beach in January & being almost 40 lbs. lighter. I was even more excited when I stepped on the scale a few times during this week & I was under 200 lbs....I was going to do it....I was going to be out of the 200's for my birthday!!! But it was not Sunday morning yet....and it had to be "official". This morning I woke up eagerly looking forward (for a change) to step on the scale & "officially" be out of the 200's. I stepped on the scale & it read 200.0...WHAT???? I couldn't believe it!!! I stepped on again (in case it was off a little bit...haha) & it read 200.0. I only needed ONE ounce to put me under 200....ONE OUNCE!!! I had to do it...I had to enter 200.0 lbs. on my tracker. Don't get me wrong....I am grateful for the 1.8 lbs. & the inches that I lost this week but now I am going to have to be really, REALLY good while I am on vacation & I don't think that I am THAT disciplined...especially when you are surrounded by people catering to your every whim. I will do my best to have fun AND make smart choices but I think that ounce would have motivated me more...wish me luck!!!
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I understand the frustration of trying to get under 200. It was almost as if my body was fighting against it when I was there. I actually was down to 180 or so for awhile. Whatever you do, do not give up. It is only a number. Remember it's how you feel that is more important. My diet coach ofen reminded me that when I was stuck at a certain weight it was probably because my fat was converting to muscle and how your clothes feel (looser with more muscle and less fat) is more important than the number on the scale.
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AP Photo Tony Dejak: Shaq is bringing his talents to Beantown.
So the NBA's version of Muhammad Ali is coming to Boston, and at a decent price for both sides. The Celtics signed Shaquille O'Neal to a two-year deal worth $2.8 million on Wednesday, bringing in the colorful future Hall of Famer to fill the void left by the injured Kendrick Perkins.
Now, coincidentally, the Celtics have the market cornered on big men named O'Neal. A few weeks ago the Celtics used their mid-level exception on Jermaine O'Neal, hoping that he would be able to fill Perk's large shoes. Since Perk is out until possibly February because of the knee injury that he suffered during the NBA Finals, the Celtics felt the need to bring in a second center. The second signing also makes up for the loss of the expected-to-retire Rasheed Wallace.
Clearly, Shaq will be seen as the starter until Perk comes back, with the younger O'Neal getting significant minutes spelling him, and possibly Kevin Garnett when the Celtics want to play big. While this sounds nice on paper, there are underlying issues, both near and long-term, that the Celtics will need to resolve.
For one, the Celtics now have the second oldest team in the league and have a whopping six players over the age of 30 on their roster. We knew that they were coming into this season with an old club, and that this year was going to be viewed like a "one last hurrah" type of deal, but this is getting a bit ridiculous. The Celtics now have a Big Three that Doc will admittedly try to rest as much as possible, and now a center who typically likes to wait until the postseason to kick it in gear. Throw in the fact that Jermaine O'Neal isn't exactly fresh as a daisy, and one of their younger players, Perkins, is coming off of serious injury, and this team is going to be interesting to watch throughout the course of the year. Doc is going to have to juggle the roster properly so that everyone gets their minutes, there is a good flow to each game (and the season overall) and so that everyone stays fresh through (presumably) the Finals. That was a tall task last year, and will be a more difficult one this season.
The much smaller issue is how the Celtics figure to blend Shaq in with the rest of the roster, and with their system. He's not a defensive superstar, and he may actually be less athletic and slower than Kendrick Perkins, which is saying something. Perk overshadowed his offensive weaknesses with his solid D. Will Shaq be able to do the same? Will the Celtics feel forced to work him into the offensive flow so that he stays happy and continues to want to contribute on the defensive end? Will he allow the coaching staff to use him as a roaming, picking center like Perkins? Or will he command implementation of his traditional style, which allowed him to receive the ball in the post and hold the ball until he could find a guard cutting to the hoop?
The Celtics are clearly going for broke, and kudos to Danny Ainge and Doc Rivers for going out with guns blazing. However, don't be surprised if this doesn't turn out as beautifully as the Celtics envision. Shaq won't be an instant help, and by the time he starts to get himself acclimated (both physically and with the Cs), who knows where the Celtics will be record-wise.
Oh, and one last thing. Shaq had no idea what his plans were going to be this season, as he remained unsigned for some time. Obviously the Celtics met with him and worked him out, but it's not a stretch to think that he may currently be more out of shape than he normally is around this time of year.
Just a thought. Good luck, Doc.
~Mark Rawden
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Birkenshaw suffered a dramatic second-half collapse after appearing set to complete a Pennine League double over hosts Crigglestone All Blacks.
It was looking good for Birky as they went into the interval of their final DIVISION ONE match of the season 6-4 up.
They scored the best try of the game when a great offload by Mark Nichols sent fellow packman Craig Morley under the sticks, leaving Matt Honeysett a simple conversion.
But that proved to be the only highlight of a testing afternoon as Crigglestone posted 40 points without reply after the interval, with Birkenshaw suffering a number of injuries which led to their 44-6 downfall.
Wyke also lost heavily in their final outing, with Thornhill Trojans emerging 42-4 winners in DIVISION TWO. Many feel the unbeaten Dewsbury side should be competing at a much higher level, a suspicion that appears borne out by them having rattled up 696 points in just 15 outings.
Yet the Black and Whites kept them busy for long periods, with BARLA international second-row forward Ash Hutchinson scoring their response in a fine display that further enhanced his formidable reputation.
Queensbury A ran amok in DIVISON FIVE to win 54-14 at home to Brighouse Rangers A.
Speedster Mark Wright was the star of the show with four tries – closely followed by Tony Clarke, who registered a hat trick.
Darren Brown, Danny Sykes, Luke Cheney and Gary Crowther also reached the chalk, leaving Mike Boocock to add five conversions.
Brighouse were spared further heartache when Queensbury were disallowed four further touchdowns which they claimed were perfectly legal.


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The name of Nagano recently became inextricably linked with the Winter Olympics held here in 1998. Located in the heart of the Japan Alps, the city is surrounded by peaks, some higher than 3 000m, where the world's top athletes competed during the Games. They continue to be enjoyed by winter sport enthusiasts, who practice a variety of activities here; skaters can try out the M-Wave track. But the city's hidden treasure is one of the country's most famous temples, Zenko-ji.
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The pressure is on for parents of school-aged children to make arrangements for child care throughout the 11 weeks of summer holidays ahead.
June 21st, the first day of summer, the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario released a report revealing the harsh realities parents face when it comes to making summer activity choices for the months of July and August.
Gone are the days of kids being able to hop on their bikes in the morning and come home before the streetlights come on. The typical household today is made of two working parents, requiring more effort to keep kids active says Sharon Prodovsky of the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
Dr. Marco DeBueno says the number of young adults with symptoms that put them at high risk for heart disease and stroke is escalating. "We are starting to see twenty and thirty year old adults with high cholesterol, high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes," DeBueno reveals in an interview with the Foundation. All of these are high risk factors for heart disease and strokes- and we are seeing it happen earlier and earlier,"reveals DeBueno in an brief interview.
It comes down to choice, and with ipads, laptops and portable gaming systems, the decision to hop on a bike or get a game of street hockey going almost seems too great an effort.
Colleen Hill, mother of two, suggests many children are not given the opportunity to be more physically active. "We want to establish healthy habits while they are young so that it will carry over into their adult years," says Hill. "Every child has the right to grow up healthy, and there are, at times, barriers created".
The Foundation survey, completed in May 2010, found that cash strapped parents of school aged kids prioritized finding a program that was safe, affordable and convenient over the importance of finding a program that promotes physical activity.
For more information:
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On the first Friday of each month, the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, located at 1285 Elmwood Ave. in Buffalo, opens the doors to the 1962 Knox Building to the public free of charge from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., thanks to sponsorship from M&T Bank. Here's a look at what else you can do at the Gallery this Friday, February 7th – and this month, admission to the ENTIRE Gallery is free of charge on First Friday!
· Homeschooler Art Class – available for students ages 5 to 10 (10:30 a.m. to noon) and ages 11 to 17 (10 a.m. to noon) – registration is required for either session.
· Toddler Art Class – 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. for kids ages 3 to 4 with a parent, guardian or caregiver – free for members, $10 for non-members.
· Studio Art Classes for Adults – 1 to 3 p.m. and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. – free for members and $10 for non-members.
· Public Tour – a free tour of the 1962 Knox Building at 1:30 p.m.
· What's Your Vision tour – free one-hour tour at 4 p.m.
· Artist-Hosted Art Activity for Families – 5 to 7 p.m., free in the Education Classrooms.
· Jazz and Happy Hour – 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the AK Café.
· Performance with Young Audiences WNY – Sarah Haykel: "Journey into the History of Latin Dance" – free in the Auditorium at 5:30 p.m.
· AK Contemporary: Gerhard Richter – featuring a 7 p.m. lecture by Curator of Education and Community Engagement Jessica DiPalma and a 7:30 p.m. showing of the film Gerhard Richter Painting (2011) – free for members, $5 for non-members.
Registration is required for classes and events – call 716-270-8292 to register. For more information, visit www.albrightknox.org and www.mandtfirstfridays.org.
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On Jan. 6, "Parade" posted home buying tips from one of the stars of HGTV's new real estate series "Beat the House," Christopher Kromer. "Hire a professional" tops his list. This is just one nugget of sage advice viewers will learn from watching Christopher compete against fellow realtor, Jojo Jones as they attempt to convince home buyers they have found a better alternative to the home the owners have already picked.
With extensive backgrounds in real estate, one thing is certain: Christopher and Jojo know the ins and outs of buying and selling a home.
The fun new series premieres Jan. 7 and puts an exciting spin on the home buying process. An obvious takeaway is that buying a home is a huge investment and buyers should find a knowledgeable, trustworthy agent to help them navigate through what can often be a murky and overwhelming process.
During a recent Examiner exclusive interview, a very charismatic Jojo Jones stressed the importance of working with a seasoned professional to make such a large and important purchase.
"There's a lot of people out there that just are in it for the money and we all are working. But, you need a passionate agent on either side, buying or selling, that truly, truly has your best interest at heart," said Jojo. "I think that both the buyers and sellers that we dealt with really saw that and I hope that will transfer to national television to people because it's important. If you try to do it on your own, without any knowledge, you're going to end up in a house that's so wrong for you or that you way overpaid for."
A large part of the charm of many of HGTV's real estate series such as "House Hunters," "Love It or List It," and now, the upcoming "Beat the House," is the valuable lessons viewers and potential home buyers and homeowners can learn by watching others go through the incredibly complex home buying process. They can discover important things to look out for, important things to consider, and hopefully, ways to avoid common pitfalls.
Ultimately, owning a home remains one of the biggest parts of living the American Dream, and "Beat the House" offers a fun look at how Christopher Kromer and Jojo Jones use their skills and expertise to help make some home buyers' dreams come true.
"Beat the House" premieres Tuesday, January 7, 2014 at 11 p.m. ET on HGTV.


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Save the stress and stay out of the kitchen on Easter this year!
Gather the family for a delectable feast, live music, and a visit from the Easter Bunny on Sunday, April 20 at 10 a.m. The Beat Hotel, 13 Brattle Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has dedicated the morning to an Easter Brunch and setting the atmosphere will be the Gary Feldman Trio followed by international touring pianist Doug Johnson at 1 p.m. Visit www.beathotel.com for more information!
Executive Chef Rebecca Newell will prepare a number of appetizing entrees to celebrate this special occasion! Spiced Carrot Soup with Chickpeas and Tahini, Baked Spiral Ham with charred pineapple glaze, Triple Cheese Quiche with Spinach, Leek, and Sun-dried Tomato, Roast Lamb Shoulder with Tomatoes and Oregano, and Eggs Benedict are among the many sumptuous options during Easter Brunch from 10 a.m.
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Kenya Moore might have been quiet about her boyfriend on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" for reasons that her cast members could never understand. The reality star has always called her secretive man the "African Prince," but the nickname might have to do more with money and less with emotion. According to Radar Online on Thursday, Kenya Moore is now dating a married man and the site hints she might be a "home wrecker" as the man is already married.
While the tough term might be a surprise to some, what is more shocking is the reality star is allegedly dating a married man. It was the Christian Post who reported on Thursday that the African oil tycoon named Tonye Cole is romantically linked to her. The man that has been linked to Moore has three kids and currently is married.
So what started all of the drama with Kenya Moore? Well, the ladies of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" kept giving her a grief during the season because nobody had seen a man despite her consistent references to him. After the season was over and the dust settled, Kenya started referencing him again on social media. Recently she posted a picture of him lying next to her in bed.
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The prolific Joe Swanberg (Drinking Buddies, All the Light in the Sky) has so many movies coming out at all times of the year that he's even got a Christmas movie arriving in the thick of summer. At Sundance he debuted Happy Christmas, which like many of his recent films features a big-time Hollywood cast starring in a film about family dysfunction over the holidays.
Boasting the star power of Anna Kendrick, Lena Dunham, Melanie Lynskey, and Mark Webber, Happy Christmas centers on the hard partying, hard-drinking Jenny (Kendrick) who spends Christmas with her brother, his wife, and their young son. Jenny's life is a wreck after a break-up with her boyfriend, and the irresponsible actions she takes shake-up her brother's happy home.
I enjoyed the film well enough, calling it a "funny, warm-hearted slice of life", but it probably will have a tough time finding an audience outside of Swanberg's most ardent supporters. Happy Christmas hits VOD on June 26th and in theaters July 25th.