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Thomas Duncan, who was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison, will receive another day in court.
Assistant district attorney Lee Bollinger, who secured the guilty verdict against Duncan as prosecutor, said Duncan would receive a new trial as a result of a ruling that his former court-appointed defense attorney offered "ineffective assistance" in Duncan's 2006 trial. It was during that trial that Duncan was convicted of killing his daughter-in-law Jonetta Duncan in 2005.
Lora Moultrie, one of two suspects charged with the April 2008 murder of Shallotte Realtor Adam Bradshaw, has been released on bond.
District Attorney Rex Gore said Moultrie was released on a $200,000 bond Tuesday morning.
Moultrie, along with Craig Bryant, were arrested and charged with Bradshaw's murder on May 8, 2008. Bryant was released on house arrest on a $310,000 bond in November 2009.
No trial date for either suspect has been set, Gore said, but he added a date might be set as early as next week during a case management session.
The K-9 enforcement team answers calls, conducts driver's license checkpoints and assists with other agencies when K-9s are needed.
From April 19-25, K-9 deputies answered 15 calls, wrote 10 citations and made eight drug arrests. K-9 deputies patrolled the following communities: Sea Trail, St. James, Sunset Harbor and Ocean Ridge.
The following suspects were charged:
•Tamorris Lakenya Webster, 17, of 1640 Vera Road, Longs, S.C.; charged with possession of one-half ounce or less of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Holden Beach Police investigated the following incidents during the past three weeks, which are taken directly form police incident reports.
•Breaking and entering, larceny and property damage at the East End public parking access was reported April 20.
Brunswick County Sheriff's deputies investigated the following incidents last week, which are taken directly from sheriff's office incident reports:
•Breaking and entering, larceny and property damage on Brandon Drive in Leland; suspect broke into victim's house and stole items and damaged a crib.
•Larceny on Athens Street in Calabash; suspect stole victim's laptop and laptop charger from home.
The Aggressive Criminal Enforcement (ACE) Team is a support unit, whose primary functions are traffic enforcement and assisting in the apprehension of drug traffickers in the county. The ACE team conducts driving while impaired and driver's license checkpoints, as well as street-level investigations on controlled substances.
The Ocean Isle Beach Police Department investigated the following incidents last week. All information is taken directly from police incident reports.
•Breaking and entering to a coin machine at Marathon Gas Station on Causeway Drive; the lock was cutoff of an air machine.
•Taylor Ian MacDonald, 19, of Pinehurst; charged with underage possession of alcohol on Concord Street.
•Charles Edward Lineberger, 18, of Pinehurst; charged with underage possession of alcohol on Concord Street.
An Ocean Isle Beach man has been charged with driving while impaired, driving while license revoked and failure to reduce speed in connection with a three-car wreck in Shallotte last week that sent one woman to a hospital and involved a school bus.
Leslie Wayne Jester Jr., 24, of 422 Kill Deer, Ocean Isle Beach, was taken to the Brunswick County Detention Center on a $3,000 secured bond after an officer who responded to the accident smelled alcohol on him and in his car, according to the police report.
A Brunswick County Department of Social Services social work supervisor who oversees the adoption and foster care units was charged early Monday morning in Wilmington with driving while impaired and reckless driving to endanger.
According to Cpl. Jerry Brewer of the New Hanover County Sheriff's Office, Kathy Jo Battles, 47, of 4301 O'Neal Place, Wilmington, was arrested at about 2 a.m. Monday, April 26, in the 2100 block of North College Road.
She was booked in the New Hanover County Detention Center and posted a $1,000 bond.
Shallotte police charged the following people and investigated following incidents last week. All information is taken directly from police reports.
•Police charged Charles Dupree Norris, 46, of 661 Dosher Road, Chadbourn, with felony possession of cocaine and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia after an officer stopped his car for having fictitious plates. The officer had a K-9 walk around the vehicle, and it indicated the car contained drugs.
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Kathleen Joyce Harper, 90, died Saturday, March 29, 2014, at the Liberal Good Samaritan Center. She was born on June 18, 1923, in Beaver County , Oklahoma , the sixth of eight children born to Nelson and Hattie (Droegemeier) Heitschmidt.
Joyce attended the rural Greenough School in Beaver County where she became active in the 4-H Club and the Greenough Home Demonstration Club. She graduated as the valedictorian of her class in 1941.
On April 25, 1943, she married M.E. "Pug" Harper and they settled in Liberal, where they were lifelong residents.
Joyce was a member of the Church of God , where she had become a Christian in 1947, and was very active in the church throughout her life. She taught Sunday School classes, Bible Study classes, and served as a church pianist for more than sixty years. She was particularly proud of her efforts to organize the establishment of the Heritage Room at the First Church of God.
For many years Joyce was a columnist for the Southwest Kansas Senior Beacon and was the director of the Liberal Senior Citizen Center's L.E.A.R.N classes. She was also a member of the Senior Center 's Rhythmaires and had volunteered with Southwest Medical Center 's auxiliary and the Liberal Good Samaritan Center.
She was a member of Women of the Church of God , the Kansas Author's Club, and Toastmistresses. She also maintained lifetime membership in the PTA and was a proud former Cub Scout Den Mother for all three of her sons.
Joyce was a lifelong learner, an elegant writer, and an avid reader. She read the entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation on several occasions, each time picking out new verses to memorize and new words to live by. In her spare time she also very much enjoyed the simple pleasures of cooking, home canning, and bird watching.
Survivors: 5 grandchildren- Stacy E. Harper, Bradley E. Harper, Darla Harper, Dustin L. Petrus, & Faye Marie Zimmerman.
7 Great grandchildren-Kyla Harper, Charlie Berkel, Tayson, Aaliyah & Asher Zimmerman and Keely & Kaia Petrus.
1 Sister Norma Gene King of Pocatello , ID
1 Daughter-in-law Bobetta Harper Liberal, KS
She was preceded in death by her husband, M.E. "Pug" Harper; her sons, Dale Eugene Harper, Dwain Ray Harper, and David Lynn Harper; sisters Neita Stalker, Erma Wallace, Violet DeWolfe, and Bertha Akers; and brothers Henry Heitschmidt and Donald Heitschmidt.
Funeral Service: 2:00 pm Saturday, April 5, 2014 at the South Church of God, Liberal. With Pastor Arlen Ankle presiding. Burial will take place at Liberal Cemetery .
Visitation: 1 pm – 5 pm Thursday and 9 am – 8 pm Friday at Brenneman Funeral Home.
Memorial Contributions: May be given to the South Church of God, In care of Brenneman Funeral Home
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This was one of 18 conceptual designs published 25 April 1968 for the Earth-orbital spacecraft lunar module adapter laboratory prepared by spacecraft design experts of the MSC Advanced Spacecraft Technology Division. The configuration was developed to illustrate the extent to which the building block philosophy could be carried. It would utilize both Gemini and Apollo spacecraft and would require 2 unmanned launches and 10 manned logistic launches. The report was published 25 April 1968.
AKA: Lunar Module Adapter Laboratory.


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This the story of Opus, a Northern Mockingbird baby. He was tossed from his nest in a wind storm. This is his story of survival.
The "On The Farm" series are simple childrens books, retelling real on the farm experiences. These stories will be told from the viewpoint of the animal, in an imaginary way.
Rebecca Milson Zavilla owns and operates a small horse boarding facility in the quiet town of Bixby, Oklahoma.
She has had a passion for helping, and getting attached to, the underprivileged child. The most recent, a young child that came into her care a few days per week for riding therapy.
This child is Jasmine Star, who at 5 captured the awareness of the horse, and understood that it deserved and wanted love. She had no fear. The realization that something larger than humans, could give her security, love, and peace, with no pain , became very real to her in her young years.
Her endurance, stamina, painful honesty, and her ability to work through abuse, has inspired the author to pen the series
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I am a devoted mother and wife. I also own and operate a horse training / boarding facility. I teach lessons to beginners, and am also involved in Equine Assisted Therapy. I think that the little images in my mind have finally escaped, and they are on paper for the world to see. My mother wished for her genealogy to be recorded, and her family treasure to be in story form. The characters, some real, and most imagined, have given to me a vivid depiction of what my family may have been like in the old days. Some of the other sneaky little characters have emerged into a series of childrens books, On The Farm.
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Expected Net Present Value, Expected Net Future Value, and the Ramsey Rule
Christian Gollier
University of Toulouse 1 - Industrial Economic Institute (IDEI); CESifo (Center for Economic Studies and Ifo Institute)
May 1, 2009
CESifo Working Paper Series No. 2643
Weitzman (1998) showed that when future interest rates are uncertain, using the expected net present value implies a term structure of discount rates that is decreasing to the smallest possible interest rate. On the contrary, using the expected net future value criterion implies an increasing term structure of discount rates up to the largest possible interest rate. We reconcile the two approaches by introducing risk aversion and risk-neutral probabilities. We show that if the aggregate consumption path is optimized, the two criteria are equivalent. Moreover, they are also equivalent to the Ramsey rule extended to uncertainty.
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Keywords: discount rate, asset price, Ramsey rule, cost-benefit analysis
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Looking At Lincoln: What's Next For Ford's Luxury Brand?
The meeting of several hundred Lincoln dealers in Dearborn, Mich. was a somber affair this week focused on cutting dealers and encouraging the remaining ones to invest in their showrooms. But much of the buzz – and anxiety – focused on what new products are to come.
Ford is promising to bring seven new or refreshed Lincoln vehicles to the market in the next four years. The first of the seven – the Lincoln MKX crossover – is just on the showroom floor now. So what's next?
It's still hard to say because Ford is cagy about announcing new cars and trucks too far in advance of their launch. Here's what we know: All of the Mercury cars and trucks – the Mariner crossover vehicle, Milan mid-sized car and Mountaineer full-sized SUV – will disappear as Ford discontinues the brand. On the Lincoln side, the Town Car is still going away, but Ford is keeping the Lincoln Navigator SUV, at least for now.
Ford global sales and marketing chief Jim Farley said Tuesday that Lincoln is still committed to its MK- lineup of vehicles that presently includes the MKX midsize car, MKS full-size sedan, the MKX SUV, MKT large crossover vehicle.
All of the MK vehicles are built off the same basic architecture as other Ford products: MKZ from the Fusion, the MKS from the Taurus and MKX from the Edge and the MKT from the Flex.
We know that down the road Lincoln is getting one new small vehicle off the same underpinnings as a Ford Focus. But it may not be a compact sedan and could be a small crossover vehicles built like a Ford Kuga (available in Europe, not the U.S.) and designed to compete with vehicles like the BMW X3.
Several dealers worried about how quickly these vehicles would be rolled out since a new vehicle program usually takes more than two years to come to fruition.
Rumors swirled early in the week that Ford was exploring a larger sedan akin to the discontinued Continental or a luxury pickup, but Ford officials said that's not part of the current plans for future vehicles.
Whether Lincoln invests seriously in the luxury lineup – the kind of investment that would yield a rear-wheel drive sedan or performance vehicles to compete with the best in German engineering – remains to be seen. A person briefed on the company's plans said up to 13 Lincoln vehicles are on the drawing board.
Then again, the company's drawing board earlier this year also promised a new Mercury small car by year's end, a program that died when the brand was killed this summer.


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Wes Montgomery & Wynton Kelly: Impressions
Wynton Kelly (piano) and Wes Montgomery (guitar)
Smokin' at the Half Note (Verve V6 8633)
Wynton Kelly (piano), Wes Montgomery (guitar), Paul Chambers (bass), Jimmy Cobb (drums).
Composed by John Coltrane.
Recorded: Half Note, NYC, September 17, 1965
Rating: 90/100 (learn more)
There's much to be said about the work of pianist Wynton Kelly. Yeah, everyone knows he played on Kind of Blue, but his contributions to hard bop and post bop during the late 1950s and 1960s make him one of the most active pianists, aside from Bobby Timmons, in jazz. And we all know the story of Wes Montgomery, the comeback kid. It's no surprise that this duo would pick John Coltrane's "Impressions" to glide over when they played the Half Note in New York City in 1965. Joined by bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Jimmy Cobb, the quartet set the D and Eb dorian changes of "Impressions" on fire. En fuego!! As the guy from ESPN used to say.
Montgomery's solo is chalked full of superior melodic expression. This was the first song I ever heard from him back in the late 1990s and upon listening again I know why I fell in love with his playing. He epitomizes power and assurance with his note selections. On the other hand, Kelly is no slouch either. He's kind of like the Vice President, you know he's there waiting and when it's his turn to take the drivers seat, he'll get the job done. His interaction with Montgomery during his solo shows just how close these two musical minds were. During several moments of Montgomery's solo, he and Kelly accent right on time with each other. This was by far one of Montgomery's tour de force songs.
This song is the very definition of what we know as swing. My advice to you? Pay the $0.99 for this download if you don't already have it in your collection or better yet, go buy the entire album. You can find this version of "Impressions" on most Verve compilation Montgomery discs.
Reviewer: Jared Pauley
Tags: 1960s jazz · guitar · half note · impressions · modal jazz
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Nearly a century ago the new rectory at Holy Trinity was completed. The large American four-square building at the corner of 3rd St and Division St (Court St) housed the church's priests and still stands today.
Holy Trinity rectory cost a cool $15,000 to build and was made of dark mission brick. The large structure replaced an older residence and some other buildings. It took nearly a year to complete, delayed by a hard winter and other setbacks. The front and side porches dominated the view from the corner, though a conservatory/sleeping porch was located on back. The roof had four dormers and bright colored tile, all still intact. A formal reception room and a library were downstairs, as were the kitchen, butler's pantry, and dining room. Upstairs were the priests' apartments which opened into a common hall, and in the back portion, cut off from the front, were servants' quarters. A hall connected the rectory to the church for easy access.
Holy Trinity church burned down in 1950 on Palm Sunday and the church moved into temporary quarters in the school. Sometime around when the new, present church was built in the late 1950s, a new educational unit was added in front of the rectory. The rectory's front porch was removed and the building's curb appearl was drastically altered.
Still Holy Trinity's rectory stands strong, serving the needs of what is the oldest Catholic parish in Evansville.
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Should I create some more partitions on it – from what I've read (not knowing much about this sort of thing) smaller partitions on a large drive is more efficient?
If so, how do I go about it? I'm using Vista SP 2 on a Toshiba Satellite A 300 that has two physical drives of an arguable 320 Gb) so is it alright to use Vista's Disk Management tool to shrink the existing partition on the new drive? I have downloaded, but not installed, a couple of freeware aps - EASEUS Partition Master Home Edition:FREE and Partition Assistant Home Edition - are these any good or are there better alternatives?
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Anyone who followed this year's E3 can tell you the sad truth: Sony's PS Vita is dead. Sony spent exactly zero minutes talking about the Vita, its current hand-held platform and follow-up to the original PSP, at its E3 conference. Instead, the focus was all on the PS4, the next-gen console thats currently leading the race, with the Xbox One following close behind and the Wii U slowly gaining on it.
The list of reasons why the Vita failed are numerous, but the biggest is also the most obvious: there are no killer games. Sure, as Vita fans will point out, technically the Vita library extends to all PS4 games through remote play, but actual Vita-exclusive hits are few and far between. The install base of the Vita is so small that Sony doesn't really have much incentive to work on first-party exclusive games for the platform. Instead, Sony has turned the Vita into an expensive accessory for its flagship home console through features like cross-play and re- mote play.
At the same time that the Vita is surely dying, its game library received a shot to the arm with the announcement of the Playstation TV. Originally released in Japan as the VitaTV, the Playstation TV is a $99 streaming box that is essentially a Vita without the screen. By removing the Vita's touchscreens and pairing the box with a DualShock 3, Sony is crippling the games that make Vita unique and giv- ing the rest of the library a chance at life with the cheap, starter console. It's a brilliant strategy - a chance to repackage its failing handheld into an actual ac- cessory for homes with second TVs - that gives reason for the Vita library's existence while killing the actual hardware it was originally designed to serve. For fans of the Vita, this news is decidedly bittersweet. Their game library will surely continue to grow, but at the expense of the console that they have dedicated themselves to. Vita games might live on, but Sony is digging a grave for the hardware.


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You deserve the very best. Sometimes, though, you need to ask for it. You can empower yourself to get the care that you deserve by acting as your own, personal advocate. Take an active role in your healthcare and ask your doctors important questions. You'll give yourself the power of good information and assume a role as a healthcare advocate for yourself — and all young women.
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- Do studies prove that the protocol you suggest works in women my age with similar pathology?
- Why do you recommend this treatment or protocol? What other options do I have?
- Can you tell me about the treatment's side effects?
- See our Questions to Ask for more suggestions.
When you ask questions like this, you take the powerful step of reminding physicians that they are treating a whole person, not just a disease. Using your voice yields benefits for many. You have the ability to teach doctors that young women affected by breast cancer face different issues than their post-menopausal counterparts. Our unique challenges include dating, fertility, workplace issues, quality of life and survivorship past five years.
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This document provides instructions for installing SSL Certificates for Apache. If these instructions do not work for installation on the server, RapidSSL recommends that the vendor of the software or an organization that supports Apache-SSL.
Watch RapidSSL's Tutorial Videos for a more visual experience!
Note: If unable to view the video, please click here to go directly to the video source.
Step 1: Obtain and install the SSL Certificate
1. The RapidSSL certificate will be sent by email.
2. Copy the certificate imbedded in the body of the email and paste it into a text file using Vi or Notepad.
The text file should look like:
[encoded data]
3. Make sure there are 5 dashes to either side of the BEGIN CERTIFICATE and END CERTIFICATE
and that no white spaces, extra line breaks or additional characters have been inadvertently added.
Note: The certificate can also be downloaded from the RapidSSL User Portal.
Please select X.509 as a certificate format and copy only the End Entity Certificate.
4. To follow the naming convention for Apache, rename the certificate filename with the .crt extension.
5. Copy the Certificate into the directory that will hold the certificates.
For example: /usr/local/ssl/crt/.
Step 2: Obtain the Intermediate CA Certificate
1. Go to: RapidSSL Intermediate CA Certificate page.
2. Download the Intermediate CA certificate according to the SSL certificate product.
3. Paste the file on a Notepad and save it as intermediate.crt
Note: Make sure there are 5 dashes to either side of the BEGIN CERTIFICATE and END CERTIFICATE
and that no white spaces, extra line breaks or additional characters have been inadvertently added.
4. This file must be placed in the same directory as the SSL Certificate. For example: /usr/local/ssl/crt
Step 3: Configure the server
Note: Some instances of Apache contain both a httpd.conf and ssl.conf file. Please enter or amend
the httpd.conf or the ssl.conf with the below directives. Do not enter both as there will be a conflict
and Apache may not start.
1. In order to use the key pair, the httpd.conf or ssl.conf file will need to be updated.
2. In the Virtual Host section of the httpd.conf or ssl.conf file, verify that there are the
following 3 directives within this Virtual Host.
Please add them if they are not present:
SSLCertificateFile /usr/local/ssl/crt/public.crt
This will need to point to the SSL certificate itself.
SSLCertificateKeyFile /usr/local/ssl/private/private.key
This will need to point to the private key file associated with the certificate.
SSLCertificateChainFile /usr/local/ssl/crt/intermediate.crt
This will need to point to the the intermediate file.
Note: Some versions of Apache will not accept the SSLCertificateChainFile directive.
Try using SSLCACertificateFile instead.
For example
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3. The VirtualHosts in the httpd.conf file should be configured as follows:
<VirtualHost [IP ADDRESS]:443
ServerAdmin email@example.com
DocumentRoot /www/home
ServerName www.domain.com
ErrorLog /www/home/logs/error_log
SSLEngine on
SSLProtocol all
SSLCertificateFile /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.crt/public.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.key/private.key
SSLCertificateChainFile /usr/local/ssl/crt/intermediate.crt
ServerPath /home
<Directory "/www/home">
4. Save the httpd.conf or ssl.conf file and restart Apache. This can most likely do so by using
the apachectl script:
apachectl stop
apachectl startssl
5. To verify the certificate is installed correctly, use the Installation Checker
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TUCSON - In preparation for the 2014 season, the Arizona volleyball team completed its first week of practice. Attached is a photo gallery from Thursday's practice, which was held inside Richard Jefferson Gymnasium.
The Wildcats open play at the Wisconsin Tournament on Aug. 29 against South Dakota. Following the tournament, Arizona returns home to host the Arizona Invitational Sept. 5 and 6.
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This was a part of our ongoing 'Timeless
Traditions / Emerging Artistes showcase' partially funded by a grant from
the Target Corp. In celebration of five years since we opened our doors
in Irvine as the first center devoted to Indian arts and culture in Southern
California, the Ektaa Center presented "Spring Showcase 2010" on
April 24. This was an opportunity for the local community to enjoy demonstrations
by students of all ages from several of our music and dance class offerings,
including performances by students of the Sur Music and Dance Academy,
Bollywood dance choreographed by Reetu Patel of Move Bollywood
and Anita Jhalani, Bharata Natyam performed by the students of Ramya
Harishankar and Deepali Vora and the Tabla students of
Dhwani Academy of percussion and yoga students of Rashmi Fitter.
This family event ran for two hours
and was followed by a screening of Sita
Sings the Blues, a critically-acclaimed film by director Nina Paley.
Sita is a goddess separated from her beloved Lord and husband Rama. Nina
is an animator whose husband moves to India, then dumps her by email. Three
hilarious shadow puppets narrate both ancient tragedy and modern comedy
in this beautifully animated interpretation of the Indian epic Ramayana.
Set to the 1920's jazz vocals of Annette Hanshaw, Sita Sings the Blues
earns its tagline as "the Greatest Break-Up Story Ever Told."
Ektaa Center co presented 'Raspberry
Magic' on Saturday April 24 at 4:15pm.
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A total of 155 teams, including entries from the United States, Middle East and Australia, have so far registered for the 67th Philippine Airlines (PAL) Interclub to be hosted next year by Negros Occidental Golf and Country Club and Bacolod Golf and Country Club.
The number of participating teams is expected to increase further as expressed during the PAL Interclub's 1st team captain's meeting held Nov. 15 at the Negros Occidental golf course in Marapara, Bacolod City.
Defending champion Cebu Country Club, led by team captain Jeric Hechanova, will no longer have the advantage of home course familiarity when Alabang and Del Monte try to derail Cebu's attempt for a three-peat victory.
Meanwhile, the Sugar Barons from Canlubang will be aiming for their eighth overall crown in the Seniors.
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Senior center Brett Benzio and the Green Wave women's basketball team open the 2011-12 season on Friday when they take on Loyola at 6 p.m. in Fogelman Arena.
Nov. 10, 2011
Coach Stockton's Comments Heading Into The Season Opener vs. Loyola
NEW ORLEANS - The Tulane University women's basketball team will open the 2011-12 season on Friday, Nov. 11, when the Green Wave play host to Loyola at 6 p.m. in Fogelman Arena. The contest will be the first of a Tulane basketball doubleheader as the men's team will open its regular season against Alabama A&M approximately 30 minutes after the conclusion of the women's game.
The Green Wave will take the court with a very young team as the roster features four true freshmen and three who redshirted last year due to injury. That does not mean, however, that the Tulane squad is not without proven talent as senior center Brett Benzio, junior guard Olivia Grayson and sophomore wing Whitney Bibbins all have starting experience and played key roles in the Green Wave going 23-11 overall, finishing tied for fourth in the Conference USA regular-season standings, advancing to the C-USA Championship title game for a second consecutive season and earn a berth in the second round of the WNIT a year ago.
"There's nothing like the excitement of your first game," Tulane head women's basketball coach Lisa Stockton said. "No matter if you're a senior or a freshman, that's what you've been wanting. These freshmen have wanted to play a college game probably their whole lives. I think this is a tremendous opportunity to open at home. With the doubleheader, hopefully we'll have a good crowd and really get some excitement for Tulane basketball - both men and women."
As a team, the Green Wave averaged 72.9 points, 38.9 rebounds, 15.8 assists, 10.0 steals and 4.9 blocks per game last season. Grayson is the top returning scorer after averaging 10.9 points per game last season and Bibbins is next with a 7.5 scoring average. Benzio was the Wave's top rebounder and shot-blocker in 2010-11, averaging 7.4 boards and 2.3 swats per game. Grayson, meanwhile, paced the squad with a career-high 168 assists.
Tulane connected at a .437 clip from the field in 2010-11, hitting 909-of-2078 shots from the floor, and 154-of-491 shots from beyond the 3-point arc (.314), while allowing opponents to shoot .382 overall (810-of-2118) and .335 from 3-point land (184-of-549). Green Wave opponents, meanwhile, averaged 65.8 points, 40.8 rebounds, 12.8 assists, 8.0 steals and 2.8 blocks in 2010-11.
Juniors Janique Kautsky and Tyria Snow along with sophomores Brittany McDonald and Brooke Blankenship join Benzio, Bibbins and Grayson on the list of returnees. Joining the foray this time around are true freshmen Danielle Blagg, Tiffany Dale, Adesuwa Ebomwonyi and Jamie Kaplan, along with redshirt rookies Katye Magee, Rhea Nelson and Ashley Westby.
"Obviously, you want to win the game," Stockton said of Friday's opener against the Wolfpack. "For us, team basketball is key. This isn't going to be a team where we live and die by two players. I just don't think that that's going to be successful for us. I think having people play different roles and me learning what those roles will be, I think that's something that is still in question. What's our rotation? What can we count on from certain people?
"I also think that with this many freshmen, with every game that passes and every minute that they're on the court, we're a better team. We will get better. We watched film this morning, we watched film yesterday and they learned a lot from that and they can take it on. I'm impressed from the IQ of these young kids as far as being able to adjust within the game. That's something that we got out of the scrimmages."
Loyola, meanwhile, head to Fogelman Arena with a pair of games under their belt already this year and are 2-0 after downing St. Thomas 85-55 on Oct. 29 and defeating Florida Memorial 83-63 on Nov. 5.
As a team, Loyola is averaging 84.0 points, 46.0 rebounds, 14.0 assists, 16.0 steals and 1.5 blocks per game. Keiva Council leads the way with 21.0 points, 9.5 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game. Jasmine Brewer and Amy Moody, meanwhile rank 2-3 in scoring with averages of 14.5 and 13.5, respectively. Janeicia Neely has a team-best 3.5 steals per game and Moody has all three of the team's blocks.
Loyola is hitting 45.2 percent of its shots from the field, connecting on 61-of-135 chances, including 11-of-37 from beyond the 3-point arc (.297), while opponents are hitting 37.1 percent of its baskets (39-of-105) and 17.4 percent from 3-point land (4-of-23).
A face familiar to Tulane women's hoops fans will be directing things from the Loyola bench as former Green Wave assistant Kellie Kennedy is in her fourth season as the Wolfpack's head coach. Kennedy served as an assistant on Stockton's staff from 1996-2006, helping lead Tulane to nine NCAA Tournaments.
"We run a lot of the same stuff," Stockton said of the Wolfpack. "To me, this is a great game because there can be a lot of Loyola participation from their students and their fans. They're right here across the street and I think that's great. In some ways, it's bitter-sweet because you hate to face a friend. After the game, for Kellie and I, life goes on. It definitely is difficult to do that, especially when you see each other all the time."
Friday's game against Loyola is the first of four straight home games for Tulane as the Green Wave will take on Louisiana-Monroe on Monday, Nov. 14, LSU on Saturday, Nov. 19, and New Orleans on Monday, Nov. 21. From there, Tulane will head to Cancun, Mexico, to face Purdue and Idaho State in the Cancun Challenge on Nov. 24 and 25, respectively. The Wave will play their first true road game of the season on Friday, Dec. 2, when they travel to Ruston, La., to square off against Louisiana Tech.
Season tickets for the 2011-12 Tulane women's basketball season are now for sale through the Tulane Athletics Ticket Office. Floor seats are $100 with reserved courtside and end-court general admission going for $85 and $50, respectively. The Tulane Ticket Office is located on the first floor of the James W. Wilson, Jr. Center on Ben Weiner Drive, and tickets can be purchased in person, over the phone by calling 504-861-WAVE (9283) or via the Internet at www.TulaneGreenWave.com.


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Blue John Cavern : Michelin's recommendations
This cavern has a pure form of fluorite known as Blue John. This semi-precious stone is worked for jewellery and larger pieces for a long time; the ruins of Pompeii contain vases made from this material. During your visit through these caves, you can admire the very high caverns with superb mineral colourings and chalk formations - stalactites, stalagmites and columns.
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Wisconsin will need to pick a new Attorney General in 2014
Submitted: 10/07/2013
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- Wisconsin will need to pick a new Attorney General.
Republican J.B. Van Hollen announced this morning that he would not seek another term in office.
Van Hollen is serving his second term as attorney general, and was first elected in 2006.
Van Hollen said when he was elected, he had a vision of an Attorney General who would fight crime and restore integrity.
He says his administration has put public safety first.
Van Hollen believes not running will allow him to focus on his remaining tasks without the distraction of a campaign.
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Cause of death unknown for Phillips teenager
Submitted: 06/27/2016
- Police want to figure out what caused the death of a 16 year old girl in Phillips.
Officers were called to an apartment in downtown Phillips with a report of a medical emergency.
The call was made about 6:00 Thursday morning, after the girl was found not breathing and unresponsive.
She was determined to be dead, but there was no apparent cause.
An autopsy was requested by the Price County Coroner.
No foul play is suspected, but the death remains under investigation.
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- Pounding rain, howling winds, and flashing lightning�"not the most ideal conditions for camping on Saturday night.
In fact, Saturday night's bad weather couldn't have picked a worse time for thousands of people to set up camp at the Crandon Race Track.
"We were holding onto the awning last night," said Keegan Kincaid, a racer from Crandon. ."It was pouring."
"Our canopy [got] rained [on] so much we had to keep pushing it up so it wouldn't collapse," said Paul Posbrig, a fan from Green Bay.
"It was coming in all over," said Jessie Braden, a fan from Richfield.
But for Crandon fans, the rain certainly didn't dampen the weekend.
"But we made the best of it," said Braden, who comes to Crandon every summer for the Brush Run.
"We had a canopy at one point and put up tarps on the walls as we got downpoured on and it was all windy," Braden said. "If we're going camping, it's going to rain!"
The fans also got their fair share of noise because the rain didn't really affect the race schedule.
"We just had to wait a little bit longer before we could put crews out on the track," said the raceway's announcer, Dave Mullins. "So needed it to dry off a little bit first. But really it was only about a half hour."
But it certainly changed the racers' strategy.
"And so you'll see a lot of changes in trucks and driving styles," Kincaid said.
"Figure out the track, sort out where the grip is, where it's wet, where it's dry," said Arie Luyendyk, Jr., a racer from Arizona.
But Crandon's track is pretty resilient.
"Most tracks we wouldn't be able to race on it the next day, but Crandon has a lot of clay," Kincaid said.
"Because this is a clay track, it doesn't absorb the water as much, it makes it more like a mud pit," Mullins said.
Sunday's nice weather quickly brought the track's conditions back to normal.
"I thought we were going to be racing in the mud, but turns out because of the sun and wind we're actually going back to our setup we had yesterday," Luyendyk, Jr., said.
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Swim challenge raises funds for area dive team
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But funding the dive team is expensive. Saturday, community groups came together to help raise money for the team at the Minocqua Swim Challenge.
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Wood County motorcycle accident injures one man
Submitted: 06/26/2016
- A motorcycle crash seriously hurt a man late Saturday night.
According to the Wood County Sheriff's Office, it happened around 11 p.m. in the Township of Biron.
Police think the motorcycle driver was making a slight turn on County Highway U and passed another car.
That's when the motorcycle driver lost control, went off the road and hit a tree. The driver was thrown off the
Crews took the man to St. Joseph's Hospital with serious injuries, and they don't yet know the status of his condition. No other people were on the motorcycle.
Police also think speed and alcohol could have played a part in the crash. They are still investigating and will not yet release the name.
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Woman dead after truck versus train collision
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- A truck versus train crash killed a woman late Saturday morning.
According to the Price County Sheriff's Office, it happened at the intersection of County Road D and the Canadian National Railroad tracks in the Township of Knox.
Police think a 76-year-old man was driving the truck with a 76-year-old woman in the passenger seat, and the truck and the train collided.
Several different agencies responded, including Canadian National Railroad investigators.
Crews took the man to St. Joseph's Hospital in Marshfield, and they took the woman to Aspirus Hospital in Wausau where she later died.
Police are still investigating and will not yet release the names.
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- Police in Wausau expect to forward forgery charges to the Marathon County District Attorney against four people after finding counterfeit money in the area.
Patrick J. Eppolite Jr., 22; Michael A. Beck, 27; Jeremy J. Hess, 36; and Amanda M. Bender, 32, are currently in jail on probation holds, but investigators believe they're connected to some counterfeit $20 bills in the area, according to the Wausau Police Department.
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For starters before I went on this 40 day fast I went to my doctor to have my blood pressure read. I was told I was on the brink of a heart attack or a stroke. My blood pressure was 153/94 resting pulse of 86. My weight was 272lbs and my height is (still) 5'11". Now, that being said, I went back after my 40 day fast and my blood pressure was now 117/78 with a resting pulse of 57. Ya, new man. Oh ya...just for the record. I lost 50 lbs for my effort. My new weight is now 220lbs. If you would like please talk to me I can fill you in on all the details of what I went through, how I felt, which days were the worst and then what I did nearing the end. Hope to hear from you soon. Don
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28th Annual Honors Convocation
Alydia R. Thomas - Kalich Family Student Government Leadership Award, Student Government President
4/15/2011 —The Penn State Greater Allegheny Honors Program is designed for students to demonstrate academic excellence, to build global perspectives, to research important issues of content and to seek opportunities for leadership and civic engagement. More than 100 Greater Allegheny students received awards for academic achievement and service to the campus at this year's 28th annual Honors Convocation, that was held April 14, in the Wunderley Gymnasium on campus.
Each year, scholarships are awarded in a number of categories, such as academic achievement, honors and scholars, National Honor Society in Psychology, Psi Chi, and the Chancellor's Literary Awards, which are selected by the Chancellor to represent the best from among the literary and visual arts produced at the campus by either full or part-time students.
Other named scholarships and campus awards cover a broad range of criteria for each respective honor, such as the John W. Beatty Memorial Scholarship, Kalich Family Student Leadership Award, and the Rhodes Student Leadership Award, which recognizes academic achievement and community service by an undergraduate student at Greater Allegheny.
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Gender, Sexuality, and Meaning: Linguistic Practice and Politics
Showcasing twelve articles by noted linguist Sally McConnell-Ginet, Gender, Sexuality, and Meaning weaves together some of her most provocative and influential work on language, gender, and sexual meaning-making from the last three decades. In her many fruitful collaborations with colleagues, students, and friends, McConnell-Ginet argues that language is not a passive craft, but rather, an active process of meaning-making that has its roots in the social identities, contexts, and statuses of the speakers and listeners.
Insisting upon a gendered reading of a host of subjects—among them high school cliques, name changes following marriage, assumptions in the phrase cleaning lady, presumptions of heterosexuality, and speech in cross-sex friendships—McConnell-Ginet's writings have laid the groundwork for seeing gender in seemingly benign moments of communication, and in extending such gendered readings into the realm of other often-unnoticed power dynamics present within language. Language is never politically neutral or merely a string of words, but rather, deeply rooted in systems of inequality.
As a wonderful addition to the Oxford University Press series on language and gender, Gender, Sexuality, and Meaning serves both as a historical consideration of McConnell-Ginet's impact on the field of linguistics, and as a collection of ideas that remain highly relevant. Beginning with a review essay that tackles the difference between intended and received meanings, the impossibility of "authentic selves," and the role of gender in shaping content and social meaning, McConnell-Ginet establishes herself as accessible, clear, grounded in research, and persistently feminist.
From the seemingly mundane act of reading the Harry Potter series to the politicized language of phone sex workers, she traces the social and stylistic meanings of language across a broad range of modern scenarios. She then establishes the basis for a feminist linguistics by erasing the possibility of "mere linguistics" (Chapters 1 and 2) followed by clear arguments for gender within linguistics (Chapter 3) and linguistics within feminism (Chapter 4). The book delves into "communities of practice" like high schools and political organizations (Chapter 5) and returns to her groundbreaking Signs piece on gendered intonation (Chapter 6), along with her early work on gendered pronouns and assumptions of default masculinity (Chapter 9). The collection concludes with chapters on motives and actions in speaking (Chapter 8), naming and labeling as gendered (Chapter 10), and queer semantics (including a particularly astute critical analysis of the word lesbian) (Chapter 11).
While the book occasionally veers towards the more dry and technical aspects of sociolinguistics (for example, it helps to have a working knowledge of illocutionary and perlocutionary speech, lexical semantics, prosody, rules of phonology, and variationist sociolinguistics), she nevertheless offers access points both to those solidly within the field of linguistics and to those approaching it from the outside.
Reading Gender, Sexuality, and Meaning provokes questions about the basic assumptions present in everyday occurrences and commonplace linguistic practices. Readers will undoubtedly have many "aha!" moments when excavating their own communication habits, phrases, and ways of making meaning through words. The volume happily skips from subject to subject in order to expertly reinforce her conclusions: all language is tainted with assumptions about gender, and all forms of communication are inseparable from power. Collectively, McConnell-Ginet's work provides a timely, convincing, insightful, and engaging basis for linking together the limitations, surprises, and possibilities of language.
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Birmingham gets notice for sports complex, but revitalization work remains
Published: Wednesday, January 1, 2014 at 11:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 1, 2014 at 11:26 p.m.
BIRMINGHAM | City officials placed a $46 million wager by building a gleaming, modern sports complex in a neighborhood dotted by defunct businesses and vacant homes. The plan was to use a bold city investment to lure private dollars and revitalize a blighted area.
The sports center, called the Birmingham CrossPlex, is working well on one level: It gets rave reviews from coaches, and a tourism group says it has brought millions of dollars to the region after more than two years in operation.
Yet the neighborhood looks much as it did before. There's a smattering of commercial development — but also, just a short walk away, boarded-up businesses and burned-out houses left to the elements.
City officials and developers hope that all begins changing, and soon.
It may have seemed like an odd idea to build the facility in the middle of one of Alabama's roughest urban areas. But the Birmingham CrossPlex — at 750,000 square feet, with top-flight track and field facilities plus a swimming and diving pool — already has played host to dozens of events including NCAA and collegiate conference championships, and more are on the way.
About 60 events are on the facility's schedule through February, during the height of the indoor sports season. That includes five collegiate conference track-and-field championships plus the state track championships, and the NCAA recently announced it will hold about a dozen championships at the center over the next four years.
The NCAA Division II swimming and diving championships were held at the CrossPlex in March, and coach Jeff Dugdale was impressed.
"I feel like Birmingham hit a home run with it and should be very proud of it," said Dugdale, of Queens University in Charlotte, N.C.
Relatively few people even know the complex exists, however. Florida Southern College swimming coach Duncan Sherrard said he had to do research after learning the NCAA meet was being held at the CrossPlex, which he had never heard of.
"I thought it was a great facility," Sherrard said.
First dreamed up by former Mayor Larry Langford, who is serving a federal prison sentence for accepting bribes, the CrossPlex is a low-slung building constructed at the site of the old state fairgrounds beside an arena. The exterior walls are red brick and tan stone with rows of windows on top.
One side of the building has a racing and diving pool with bleachers that will seat 1,000 people; the other side is for indoor sports including track and field, volleyball and wrestling, and it seats 4,000. The halves are separated by an open atrium with tile walls and shiny floors; meeting space also is available.
The "dry side" of the CrossPlex has a running track with turns that can be raised and lowered using hydraulics for different events. Only a handful of similar tracks exist worldwide.
Yet there isn't much around the CrossPlex besides a shopping center, a few restaurants and blight. Visitors must drive about six miles to the nearest large hotels downtown. The city is promoting the area to commercial developers, but successes have been limited so far.
Edrick Harris of the Atlanta-based H.J. Russell and Co., which has been working to develop about 40 acres of empty land around the CrossPlex, said planners are working on a master blueprint to construct a commercial village on the tract. The NCAA championship meets should help lure a hotel, he said, and that will spur more commercial growth.
"It becomes a catalyst for the whole corridor," said Harris.
While the facility has yet to live up to its goal of revitalizing the surrounding area, the Greater Birmingham Convention & Visitors Bureau estimates visitors have spent $85 million over the last two years of operations at hotels, restaurants, stores, gas station and entertainment venues.
Dugdale said the facility could be even better with some changes, including work to help alleviate the stuffy, chlorine smell that can develop during large swim meets. And a face-lift to the surrounding area also would help, he said.
"I think it has proven it will work. I think they've just got to keep cleaning that neighborhood up," he said. "You've got to spend money to make money."
Jarvis Patton, operations director for City Hall, said leaders are investing in the area with a new fire station, a new police precinct and improved landscaping. Development will come, he said.
"This is all just the beginning," he said.
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Last week Atlanta's GLBT community was shocked by a police raid on the popular gay bar Atlanta Eagle. After receiving an undetermined number of anonymous tips, police raided the Atlanta Eagle on September 10, forcing patrons to the ground and handcuffing them before arresting eight employees of the bar. Witnesses at the scene described the police yelling at the patrons and making derogatory jokes and comments about GLBT people. One of the bar patrons shared with us his story:
"My roommate and I were there for the police raid at the Eagle on September 10, 2009. We had arrived about 20 minutes before the raid took place. Everyone was ordered to get on their stomachs and face down during this ordeal. As far as I could tell everyone was searched at least once, most of us twice. Most, but not all, of the officers were incredibly derogatory and insulting whether they found evidence of drugs or not. When asking why, we were met with derisive remarks and no explanation. I am furious at how we were treated and can't believe that this has happened in this day and age. The officers present were incredibly rude to anyone who dared to ask what was happening and several were openly hostile towards the gay patrons. Of the officers present, there was one female who was running searches on the IDs of those whose licenses were collected. She was not only rude but seemed to be enjoying the event. At one point, she stopped what she was doing and walked over to the television and asked her colleagues what the score to the game playing on the television was.....at this point there were still innocent patrons laying face down on the floor. When pressed for answers none were given, only further threats that something worse would happen if we didn't capitulate to the demands of these "law enforcement" officers. I'm disgusted at what I went through. I'm disgusted at what I witnessed. I'm embarrassed for this city. I hope this is the beginning of a discussion that ends in the dismissal of several Atlanta police officers and whoever initiated this act. It is UNBELIEVABLE that the patrons of one of Atlanta's gay bars would be subjected to this kind of treatment given the high rate of serious crimes that are being perpetrated on a daily basis? Is this really the greatest concern of the Atlanta police department...especially in a city where the daily news rarely goes without some report of violent crimes against others? This is just unbelievable, a serious embarrassment. I can't express how angry I am."
Thankfully the community is pulling together to support the bar with one rally last weekend and another one scheduled for tomorrow. Atlanta Police Chief Richard Pennington has pledged to investigate complaints against his officers, but many questions and anger about the incident remain.
To read more about the raid of the Atlanta Eagle and how the community is responding click here.


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Muslim countries are set to launch the first Islamic satellite, which will be used for moon sightings to help decide accurate dates for religious holidays and festivals, the world's largest Muslim body says.
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In search of forgotten knowledge
I spent several hours today looking up ancient information in ancient books. Thanks to sites like Google Books and the Biodiversity Heritage Library, one can now do that sort of research right from one's computer. Who needs libraries anymore?
The keyword I used for my searches was, of course, snail.
Among the not-so-dusty tomes I discovered was The system of natural history (1800) compiled from the writings of Comte de Buffon.
Buffon's book was the newest of the books I skimmed. The oldest one was John Hill's An history of animals: containing descriptions of the birds, beasts, fishes, and insects of the several parts of the world from 1752. I'm not sure who John Hill was.
The most interesting find, so far, was Microscopic observations or, Dr. Hooke's wonderful discoveries by the microscope by Robert Hooke (1780).
More than 200 years ago Hooke gave a fairly accurate description of how most terrestrial gastropods move (spellings and capitalizations are original):
Its Way of moving from place to place, though destitute of Feet, is effected by two large muscular Skins, that are lengthned by letting out; after which, their Fore-part is shortned into Folds, and the hinder Part falls into the fame Contraction: Then the Fore-part extends, and draws along the Shell. A glutinous Slime emitted from the Body, enables it, at the fame time, to adhere firmly and securely to all Kinds of Surfaces, which is an Advantage few Animals that have Feet can pretend to.
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However, the British aerospace industry did propose some interesting alternatives, such as the $2-billion 'Multi-Role Recovery Capsule'.
British Aerospace Ltd. (BAe) regarded the French Hermes mini-Shuttle as too expensive and complicated. Instead, they felt a simple crew capsule would make more sense as an 8-man 'lifeboat' for Space Station Freedom (NASA issued a competitive request for proposals in late 1987). MRC was to be launched on the existing Ariane-40 rocket and the capsule could be flown manned or unmanned, for sensitive microgravity experiments in orbit.
Article by Marcus Lindroos
Unit Cost $: 183.000 million. Crew Size: 4. RCS total impulse: 2,142 kgf-sec. Spacecraft delta v: 157 m/s (515 ft/sec). Electric System: 84.00 kWh. Electric System: 0.70 average kW.
AKA: Manned Reusable Capsule; MRC.
Gross mass: 7,000 kg (15,400 lb).
Unfuelled mass: 6,300 kg (13,800 lb).
Payload: 500 kg (1,100 lb).
Height: 4.28 m (14.04 ft).
Thrust: 1.61 kN (361 lbf).
Specific impulse: 312 s.