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Carolyn's New Year's Reading Resolutions
First resolution – buy that chair!! 😀
As I'm sure most of you do, I seem to create lots of New Year's Resolutions, this year is no different. However, I'm just going to list my bookish ones here. I have so many series to catch up on and series to start. Most are already on my shelves gathering dust. This will be one of my personal challenges for 2013, to complete/get up to date and to begin all the series I have on my bookshelves.
I love Nalini Singh and am a huge fan of her Guild Hunter series. I've only read the first two books in the Psy-Changeling series, Slave to Sensation and Visions of Heat, both of which I enjoyed. I hope to complete this series this year – it is a pretty big personal challenge as there's another eight books to go, but as I love Singh's writing it certainly won't be a chore.
I read the first book, Darkfever, in Karen Marie Moning's Fever series and thought it was great. This is definitely a series I want to complete as I've heard it gets better and better with each book. The characters are fab and I can't wait to find out more about Barrons… As for the Dark Swan series by Richelle Mead, I only have the one book to read to complete this series, and it's the last one ever. I loved the first two books, Storm Born and Thorn Queen, but felt the series lost it's way a bit in the third book, Iron Crowned. The heroine, Eugene, irritated me no end, so I'm hoping she will redeem herself during Shadow Heir, the fourth and final book in the series.
One of my favourite series in 2012 that I started was Patricia Briggs Mercedes Thompson series. I read the first two books, Moon Called and Blood Bound and fell in girl crush with Mercy. She's an awesome heroine/coyote-shifter. The writing is fab and I love all the characters. Finishing this series is definitely another mission for 2013! The paranormal romance novel that stood out for me in 2012 was Dragon Bound, book one in the Elder Races series by Thea Harrison. When I finished it I wanted to read the next one straight away. Sadly, I had other books to review and so this ended up being another series that got left behind. I'm not sure why so many series that I love get put on the back burner but 2013 is definitely the year for me to finish all my beloved series.
I've also started reading a bit more contemporary romance over the last couple of weeks, in fact I'm on a bit of a contemporary romance kick right now, having read Simply Irresistible the first in the Lucky Harbor series by Jill Shalvis, which was an adorable read. I'm going to to be reading the entire series this year without fail! I also read Dirty by Megan Hart, and Wallbanger by Alice Clayton (both mentioned below). I read Laid Bare by Lauren Dane a while ago now for a double dare. As I hadn't read much erotic romance (due to my preconceptions of it being all about sex and not well written) I was surprised to find the writing to be of amazing quality and the stories to be full of depth and emotion with fantastic storylines, suffice to say I really enjoyed it – now I'm reading more in this genre.
I'm also partial to historical romance too and I really need to get up to date with The Scandalous Women of the Ton and The Brides of Fortune series by Nicola Cornick and The Inferno Club by Gaelen Foley, as well as the Smythe-Smith Quartet series by Julia Quinn. All are great series.
As well as the series I have already begun, there are of course all the series I'm yet to start. All of the following (as well as numerous others) are sitting on my bookshelves or my iPad waiting patiently for me to read them. But these are the series I really want to begin in 2013.
I've heard amazing things above the three authors above. Fellow reviews Gemma, Vickie and Laura, constantly rave about the Black Dagger Brotherhood series by J. R. Ward, so as I already have the series on my shelves it's one I have to start in 2013 (or I may get beaten up). The Newsflesh series by Mira Grant is another I've heard a lot about. I've been told it's one of the best zombie series written and if you love zombies then this just has to be in your zombie repertoire. Sophie Littlefield's Aftertime series is also about zombie's and I was recommended this by Abigail of All Things Urban Fantasy who's a big fan.
The Cut & Run series by Madeleine Urban (now retired from writing) and Abigail Roux I heard about from Mandi of Smexy Books, who absolutely adores this series. This is my go-to book blog for erotic and contemporary romance and m/m romance. They haven't let me down yet. The others are series that I've seen around and look good.
As an obsessed zombie fan, I have lots and lots of zombie books too (about 70+ in fact), so I think it's about time I started reading some of them. Below I've listed a select few…
I started reading Megan Hart's Post-apocalyptic zombie serial, The Resurrected, a few months back, which I'm really enjoying (I'll review the entire serial when I'm finished). The world is just so different and original and to combine this kind of horror with erotic romance is very well done. But it was after reading Dirty a couple of weeks ago that really cemented this author as a must read. I will definitely be gobbling up all the ebooks I've bought.
I finished Wallbanger a week or so ago and I LOVED it. Such a fun contemporary romance, with great characters, witty dialogue and interesting storyline that kept me turning the pages until the wee hours of the morning. I read this in record time and thought it was a fab read. As soon as I'd finished it I downloaded The Unidentified Redhead. I'm looking forward to reading it, just hope it's as good as Wallbanger.
Within urban fantasy I read an e-novella, Blooded, followed by the full novel, Full Blooded, by Amanda Carlson and really enjoyed them both. A debut author that stood out for me in such a saturated market. Looking forward to reading more from this author in 2013, starting with the second book in the Jessica McClain series, Hot Blooded. One of my favourite books of 2012 was Plague Town by Dana Fredsti. It was a fab mix of urban fantasy and zombies. I loved it. So, as mentioned in my Top 10 Most Anticipated Books of 2013 post, the second book in the Ashley Parker series, Plague Nation, is at the top of my must read list.
So that's it, some of my New Year's reading resolutions in a nut shell. How about you – do you have any reading resolutions for 2013?


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Writer: Gentry
Producers: Kelly Gordon, Bobby Paris
Released: July '67, Capitol
14 weeks; No. 1
Once and for all: Exactly what did Billie Joe throw off the Tallahatchee Bridge? Gentry never revealed the secret of this spooky country blues. "The real message," she said, "revolves around the way the nonchalant family talks about the suicide."
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Northern New Jersey does not disappoint when it comes to winter outdoor fun. In the town of Vernon, just under an hour from Paterson, Mountain Creek offers affordable and accessible activities for families of all ages and abilities.
It is no secret that New Jersey is currently covered from top to bottom in a giant layer of snow, so why not make the most out of it.
As February is slowly coming to a close and temperatures are starting to rise to normal winter conditions, it may be time to grab the kids and head outside for some daytime adventures.
Mountain Creek is New Jersey's number one Ski and Snowboard resort. It boasts 167 skiable acres spread across four different peaks with night skiing on 100% of their trails. So you can hit the slopes any time of the day.
If you have never been to the slopes, Mountain Creek offers a variety of lessons for all experience levels. anywhere from group lessons and private lessons for beginners to kids camps for those under the age of 7. You don't need to own any eqiptment either, just show up ready for fun. You can rent everything from snowboards and skis, to helmets and poles for under $50.
If you are more skilled and ready for a bit more excitement Mountain Creek features the region's only All Mountain Terrain Park, coming it at 65 acres. Their terrain park is nationally renowned and recently named a Top 5 Park in the nation in Freeskier's 2012 Resort Poll.
Mountain Creek has plenty of activities for the day triper who doesn't want to spend all day on the slopes. For just $25 on the weekends, you can spend a few hours riding down the hills on great big inflatable snow tubes. No skilled required, but lots of fun involved.
Since Mountain Creek merged with Crystal Springs Resort next door to them in 2010 they offer a full variety of resort activities, including multiple fine dining restaurants, and 2 luxury day spas.
This winter does not have to keep you locked indoors. There are plenty of fun, affordable activities to get the blood flowing and the kids excited located just right there Northwest New Jersey.


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Cinnamon and raisins bring heartwarming flavor to this mildly sweet bread. It's ideal for an on-the-go breakfast or a quick snack before dinner. —Flo Burtnett, Gage, Oklahoma
- 4 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 cups sugar, divided
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 large eggs
- 2 cups buttermilk
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 1/2 cup raisins
- 3 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, combine flour, 1-1/2 cups sugar, soda and salt. In a small bowl, whisk eggs, buttermilk and oil. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. Fold in raisins. Combine cinnamon and remaining sugar; set aside.
- Spoon half the batter into two greased 8x4-in. loaf pans. Sprinkle with half of the reserved cinnamon sugar; repeat layers. Cut through batter with a knife to swirl.
Bake 55-60 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks.
Freeze option: Wrap cooled bread in foil and freeze for up to 3 months. To use, thaw at room temperature. Yield: 2 loaves (12 slices each).
Originally published as Cinnamon Raisin Bread in Simple & Delicious November/December 2008, p52
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Reviewed Oct. 18, 2015
"I agree with one of the other reviewers. It was just ok, nothing special. It was missing the wow factor. It was quite easy to make but if I make again, I might try brown sugar and more raisins with a pinch of nutmeg to give it a less of a refined sugar taste."
Reviewed Apr. 10, 2015
"We love quick breads at our house and also anything spicy. So when I saw this recipe, I couldn't resist trying it and it is very, very good. I will make it again.Nancy FoustField Editor PA"
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"Very easy to make. I made a lemon glaze with lemon zest poured over it. It was delicious! My family loved it! A Henry Cleveland Ohio."
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2014
"Made this bread for my Family, it was a hit especially with hubby-will definitely be making it again, great recipe!!!!"
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Lehigh junior guard C.J. McCollum
Feb. 13, 2012
Center Valley, Pa. - Lehigh junior guard C.J. McCollum and Holy Cross freshman guard Justin Burrell have been honored with Patriot League Anaconda Men's Basketball awards for their performance during the week of Feb. 6-12, it was announced on Monday.
McCollum extends his Patriot League record with an 11th career Player of the Week award after averaging 26.0 points, 9.5 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 3.0 steals in two games for Lehigh. Burrell put together 12.5 points, 3.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists in a pair of victories for the Crusaders to claim the Rookie of the Week award.
Patriot League Anaconda Weekly Awards (Feb. 6-12)
Anaconda Player of the Week
C.J. McCOLLUM, LEHIGH Jr., G, 6-3, 185; Canton, Ohio/Glen Oak
McCollum filled the stat sheet again for the Mountain Hawks, scoring 30 points with nine rebounds in a 71-62 loss to American on Thursday before finishing with 22 points, 10 rebounds, six assists and five steals in Saturday's 89-69 victory over Colgate. The outing against the Raiders marked McCollum's 17th career double-double, and third in the past five games. McCollum is averaging 24.5 points, 9.5 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 3.3 steals in Lehigh's last six games, while committing only six turnovers in that span. He leads the Patriot League in scoring (21.7) and steals (2.6) per game, ranking in the top 10 nationally in both categories. McCollum also moved to fourth place in Patriot League history with 1,872 points. He earns the Patriot League Anaconda Player of the Week award for the fifth time this season, and extends his League record to 11 career honors.
Anaconda Rookie of the Week
JUSTIN BURRELL, HOLY CROSS Fr., G, 5-9, 165, Dumfries, Va./Potomac
Burrell led Holy Cross to two key wins with a pair of strong performances last week. He scored a career-high 17 points to go with four rebounds and four assists in a 64-52 victory at Navy on Wednesday, and finished with eight points, three rebounds and three assists in Saturday's 59-52 win over American. Burrell made 4-of-5 three-pointers and 9-of-12 free throws in the two games. He stands second in the Patriot League with 3.8 assists per game, and has led the Crusaders in the category 16 times this season. Burrell earns his second Patriot League Anaconda Rookie of the Week award.
Honorable Mention
MIKE MUSCALA, BUCKNELL Jr., C, 6-11, 235; Roseville, Minn./Roseville
Muscala averaged 17.5 points and 7.0 rebounds to lead Bucknell to two more Patriot League wins last week, putting the Bison one game away from clinching the No. 1 seed in Patriot League Tournament.
ELLA ELLIS, ARMY Jr., F, 6-7, 185; Houston, Texas/Eisenhower (USMAPS)
Ellis had 26 points and 10 rebounds on Wednesday against Lafayette and averaged 21.5 points and 6.0 rebounds in a 1-1 week for the Black Knights that included a 69-63 win in double overtime against Navy on Saturday.
TONY WROBLICKY, AMERICAN So., C, 6-10, 210; Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola
Wroblicky had career highs of 18 points and 17 rebounds to lead American to a 71-62 win over Lehigh on Thursday.


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Anne Francis
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Born Sep 16, 1930 Hometown Ossining, New York
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Height 5' 8" (173 cm) Measurements 34-22-35
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Anne Lloyd Francis was an American actress. Francis was best known for her role in the science fiction film classic Forbidden Planet and for starring in the television series Honey West (1965–1966) which was the first TV series with a female detective… Read More
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1930 Birth Anne Lloyd Francis was born in Ossining, New York in 1930, the only child of Philip and Edith Francis. … Read More
1952 21 Years Old Francis was married to Bamlet Lawrence Price, Jr., from May 1952 through April 1955 and to Robert Abeloff from 1960 through 1964; she never remarried after divorcing Abeloff. … Read More
1964 33 Years Old … During 1964 she guest starred in two episodes ("Hideout" and "Rachel's Mother") of the CBS short-lived drama The Reporter and two successive appearances the same year in The Man From U.N.C.L.E. series.
1965 34 Years Old In 1965 Francis was cast as Honey West, a sexy private detective with a pet ocelot; the character was initially introduced on the popular ABC series Burke's Law and then spun-off as a series.
1967 36 Years Old Francis made a guest appearance along with Charles Bronson in a 1967 episode of The Fugitive opposite David Janssen.
1968 37 Years Old In 1968 she played the role of Georgia James in the feature film Funny Girl and one year later played Nancy Ingersoll, the wife of Jerry Lewis' character in the comedy Hook, Line and Sinker. … Read More
1971 40 Years Old At the start of the final season in 1971 of My Three Sons, Francis played bowling alley waitress Terri Dowling, who eventually married character Laird Fergus McBain Douglas of Sithian Bridge, Scotland and returned to his homeland as royalty. (Fred MacMurray played the dual character roles of Steve Douglas and Fergus McBain Douglas in this four part story arc). … Read More
1980 49 Years Old During the 1980 - 1981 season of Dallas, Francis had a recurring role as Arliss Cooper, the mother of Mitch and Afton Cooper.
1989 58 Years Old In 1989 and 1990 she guest-starred in several episodes of Murder, She Wrote, returning to her full name of Anne Lloyd Francis in the show's credits.
1998 67 Years Old She guest starred in 1998 as Kate Walsh's mom in a two-part episode of The Drew Carey Show.
2004 73 Years Old Francis' final television acting role came in a 2004 episode of the CBS series Without a Trace.
2007 76 Years Old Francis was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2007; she kept her followers informed of her progress on her official website.
2011 80 Years Old Francis died due to complications from pancreatic cancer on January 2, 2011 at a retirement home in Santa Barbara, California, a little more than a month after the death of her Forbidden Planet co-star Leslie Nielsen.
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Andrew Snope might not be contacted by Nike or Reebok to become a shoe spokesman after he ran barefoot for 24 hours. Then again, who needs shoes if you can run that long.
I, on the other hand, find it challenging to walk barefoot several hundred feet in the sand at the beach. Perhaps that's why Snope was in Alaska earlier this month and I was in Savannah.
Snope, 28, a Savannah bartender, set a world record by running barefoot for 136.98 miles around a track in the Six Days in the Dome race in Anchorage Alaska Aug. 8-9. He ran from 11 a.m. Friday, Aug. 8 to11 a.m. the following day, taking only six bathroom breaks. He broke the previous record by more than five miles set by Peter Wayne of New Zealand in 2013.
Snope, interviewed by the Alaska Dispatch News, said he felt pretty ecstatic and his senses were heightened after finishing the race. He added that taking a shower was ecstasy and sitting down was mind-blowing.
Snope told the Alaska paper he has been a runner for less than three years and has never owned a pair of running shoes. He signed up for the 24-hour race at the behest of Joe Fejes, a running friend from Atlanta who helped organize the event. Fejes made some history of his own by running 580.6 miles in the Six Days in the Dome event, breaking the record for a six-day run by nearly five miles.
Going back to my exploits at the beach, I have run as far as six miles sans shoes and acquired several blisters. I'm thinking of adding some 130 miles on my next beach run and challenging Snope's record. Heck, that's only five and half marathons. Did I mention I spent 24 hours at The Public Restaurant where Snope tends bar?


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Sparkle is defined by the good people at dictionary.com as "brilliant, lively and vivacious." I really can't think of better adjectives to describe the holiday season.
While most of us had Thanksgiving prep on our mind this past week, I think we can now all agree that, with Black Friday already in the books, we are officially knee-deep in the holiday season-like it or not.
That said, I'm quite certain that most of you have at least thought about getting your holiday decorations out. Many of you probably have them already on display. Perhaps this year, your tree has more sparkle than it ever had before. Maybe your home, with that extra row of icicle lights, gives off an even brighter gleam than in years past. If you feel your decorations are beyond perfect this year (or even if you just think they're pretty!), then we want you to submit a photo of your lovely holiday decor.
The Times Leader is having its second annual Holiday Sparkle contest that showcases holiday light displays in the area. Send us your best decorated Christmas tree and decorated house (outside) photos. The first 16 house photos and the first 16 Christmas tree photos will be published in Holiday Sparkle, a special section of the Times Leader, on Sunday, Dec. 18. We will ONLY publish the first 16 photos we receive of each, so send in your photo now!
And just to sweeten the deal, the folks who submit the first 16 photos in each category will receive either a $15 Perkins gift card or a $15 gift card to the Imperial Teachers Store. That's right! A $15 gift card just for sending us a picture! Talk about your generous holiday spirit.
So what are you waiting for? Send us your best photo, and please include your name, address and a phone number where we can reach you during the day should we have any questions. You can email your photo to sdunder @timesleaderonline.com or mail or drop off your photo in person to Holiday Sparkle, c/o The Times Leader, 200 South 4th Street, Martins Ferry, Ohio, 43935.
But remember-we're only publishing the first 16 pictures we get in each category. Better get "lively" like the definition of sparkle says and get those pictures in to us. We can't wait to see them!


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Understanding why we should worship the Lord on Sunday and not Saturday as the Sabbath Day.
A Brief Note:
Since the inception of popularizing carnal Christianity, the desire to throw away the commands of God is ever increasing. This is called Antinomianism. It is the attempt towards creating an easy Christianity at the expense of the truth. To serve a Master who commands little, or less, relieves the disciple of many pains and ills, and especially the denying of oneself for the greater good. In the act of discarding the law of God one commandment at a time, it is never surprising that the more difficult commandments to understand are those which are discarded first. Such is the case with the third commandment concerning the Lord's Name, and fourth commandment concerning the Sabbath. I am not referring to the shadows of the ceremonial and judicial law of God, but of the moral law or the Decalogue commonly known as the 10 commandments. God desires to have His mind picked. He desires His people to traverse the deep recesses of the Bible in order to pick apart the truths housed within. Simply because some commandments are more difficult to understand does in no way means that they are expendable.
Before one can truly study the Sabbath, or as it is known by most orthodox Christians in the New Testament as the Lord's Day, the moral Law of God must be understood. John Newton said "Ignorance of the nature and design of the law is at the bottom of most religious mistakes." This in many respects is a truism. A through study of the nature and design of the moral law is of utmost value and necessity before one even begins to divulge themselves into an explanation of the commandments themselves. The Christian must understand what it means to "meditate on Thy law day and night" or how "the law" is his delight. What encapsulates the phrase "the law" and how does the law differ in the Old Testament than the New Testament? (If at all?) What is Christ's view, or Paul's view, of the law? Yes, a through study of the law is necessary before the commandments which make up the law of God are traversed.
I am currently working on my own study of a lengthy paper/book concerning the law of God, and the 4th commandment. However, at this time, I have furnished the links to the right with many good articles on the subject.
If a serious study is to be done of the Sabbath, the Biblical passages should be exegetically studied (which should take the researcher considerable time) and then the following books should be read:
Sin, The Law and the Glory of the Gospel, by Joseph Bellamy
The Lord's Day, by Joseph Pipa
The Ten Commandments, by Thomas Watson
Theses Sabbaticae, by Thomas Shepherd
A Treatise on the Law and the Gospel, by John Calqhoun
Call the Sabbath a Delight, by Walter Chantry
Celebrating the Sabbath, by Bruce Ray
The Lord's Day, by Daniel Wilson
The Grace of Law, by Ernest Kevan
The Law of God, by William Plumer
The Worship of the English Puritans, by Horton Davies
The Worship of the American Puritans, by Horton Davies
Calvin and the Sabbath, by Richard Gaffin
Hebrews, Volume 2, The Name, Original, Nature, Use, and Continuance of a Day of Sacred Rest, [Pages 265-460], By John Owen
Discussions, Volume 1, [Pages 496-550], by R. L. Dabney
Systematic Theology, by [Pages 351-357; 366-397], by R. L. Dabney
The Works of Jonathan Edwards Volume 2, 3 Sermons on the Perpetuity and Change of the Sabbath, [Pages 93-103] by Jonathan Edwards
The Marrow of Theology, [Pages 112, 283-284, 291-295, 298] by William Ames
The Collected Writings of John Murray, Volume 1 [Pages 205-225] and Volume 3, [Pages 34-35; 43, 49, 72-73, 75-76, 101, 108], by John Murray
Institutes of Elenctic Theology, Volume 2, [Pages 1-37; 77-100] by Francis Turretin
Institutes of the Christian Religion, Volume 2, [Book 2.8.29ff], by John Calvin
Systematic Theology Volume 3, [Pages 257-275; 321-340], by Charles Hodge
The Works of Richard Baxter, Volume 3, [879-926], by Richard Baxter
The Works of Ezekiel Hopkins, Volume 3 [Pages 236-267; 364-387], by Ezekiel Hopkins
Paul, An Outline of His Theology, [Pages 99-100; 106-107; 130-158; by Herman Ridderbos
The Sabbath Defended, James Milligan


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It just wouldn't be a breakout year for Gotye in the United States without a Saturday Night Live appearance, would it? The Hot 100′s one thing, Coachella is another thing, quickly sold-out U.S. tours are definitely another thing viral covers are super-definitely another thing, and SNL's just the next logical step in that list of things. The Making Mirrors artist will appear on the show's April 14 episode, hosted by Josh Brolin.
Awesome stuff. Let's just hope he goes deeper than "Someone Than I Used To Know," because like Australia before us, we love the track but are ready for a change. Although if skits are up for taking, there is comedic value to be found in body paint….


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The Chico Sports Hall of Fame class of 2013 was honored Tuesday night in a ceremony at the Elks Lodge.
Among this years inductees were Gary Towne, Traci Ciapponi Frazier and Gary Houser.
Towne, a Corning native, is a former Chico State cross country and track runner and has coached at the school for 18 years.
Ciapponi Frazier, a 1989 graduate of Chico High, was a three-sport star athlete at the school.
And Houser, a 1964 graduate of Chico High, was a star football player who went on to play at Oregon State and returned to coach the Chico State football team for 17 years. He's now the athletic director at Shasta College in Redding.
For Houser, this honor was momentous, having made the Northstate his home nearly all of his life.
"Oh, it's unbelievable. I've told everyone," Houser said. "This is my home town--a place I've never been far away from. I'm happy to be here. Got my whole family (and) extended family, all of the friends I have in Chico from being here for so long. So this is a special night for us."
Hundreds showed up for the 41st annual Chico Sports Hall of Fame and Senior Athletes Banquet.
The Sportsperson of the Year award was also handed out. World boxing champion and 2007 Pleasant Valley graduate Ava Knight was named the winner.
She beat out current reigning Major League Soccer MVP Chris Wondolowski, who played at Chico State, and All-American Cornell University wrestler Nahshon Garrett, a 2011 graduate of Chico High School.
Also honored were local high school senior and Butte College sophomore athletes.


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WATCH: Jay-Z "Interrupts" Kanye West BET Awards Acceptance Speech (VIDEO)
Jay-Z "interrupted" Kanye West at the BET Awards during their winning speech for "Video of the Year."
The "Watch The Throne" duo beat out Beyonce for the honor, which was already amusing given that Jay-Z was obviously sitting next to his wife and fellow nominee when it was announced.
On stage, West was in the midst of accepting when his collaborator cut in to say, "Excuse me, Kanye, I'm gonna let you continue, but…"
It was, of course, a funny reference to West's infamous interruption of Taylor Swift during the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, when the rapper leapt on stage during Swift's acceptance speech to sing the praises of… Beyonce.
The audience — including Beyonce and West's girlfriend Kim Kardashian — loved it.
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Jewel to star as June Carter Cash in new movie
This summer, Jewel will begin filming her role as June Carter Cash in the new Lifetime production, The June Carter Cash Story. The movie will encapsulate Carter Cash's life from her childhood days in Virginia to her marriage to Johnny Cash. The story is based on John Carter Cash's book about his mother, and actor Matt Ross will star in the role of Johnny.
Rosanne Cash song featured in U.S. tourism ads
Speaking of the Cash family, Johnny Cash's eldest daughter Rosanne Cash has a new song that will be heard in a new series of ads promoting tourism for the U.S. Cash composed "Land of Dreams" for the campaign, and she appears in some of the commercials.
Ricky Skaggs marks 30th anniversary with Grand Ole Opry
On May 15, members will get together to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Ricky Skaggs's membership in the Grand Ole Opry. Alison Krauss, Josh Turner and the Whites will be amongst the guests honouring him. Skaggs, who's currently touring, will also be inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame later this year.
Chris Isaak celebrates Sun Records
Chris Isaak will celebrate the legacy of Sun Records in a PBS TV special to air on June 2 called Chris Isaak: Beyond the Sun Live!. Isaak will perform songs from his favourite Sun artists, including Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Roy Orbison. Isaak will also perform some of his own material.
Lionel Richie bows out of Duets
Lionel Richie has dropped his role as a mentor on the upcoming ABC TV show, Duets. He will be replaced by John Legend. Kelly Clarkson, Robin Thicke and Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles will remain as the remaining mentors. Richie cited scheduling conflicts as the reason for his inability to participate.
The TV show will feature celebrity mentors who will search for duet partners across the country. The selected partner will then perform with the celebrity in front of a live audience. Duets is scheduled to start on ABC on May 24.
Keith Urban and Vince Gill are attached to their guitars
Keith Urban has a Telecaster guitar that he named Clarence. The guitar is named after the angel in It's A Wonderful Life. Urban said if he could put one thing in the Country Music Hall of Fame to represent his career, the guitar would be his choice. But Urban might want to have a chat with Vince Gill before making that decision. Gill donated his childhood guitar to the hall. However, Gill told The Associated Press that he feels the loss now that he can't get his hands on the instrument. He says he does understand that it's fun for fans to see the personal items on display, though.
Little Big Town names three items that represent their career
Little Big Town says that if the band were to donate items to the Country Music Hall of Fame to represent their career, they would have three things: a big white van, a television and aluminum foil. Before they became famous, Little Big Town toured in a van with a TV. The reception was bad, so they would wrap tinfoil around the antennae to pick up their favourite shows on the road.
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Presentation on Communicating the U.S. National Physical Activity Plan Given at Science and Health Communication Research Group Meeting Dec. 11
U.S. National Physical Activity Plan (NPAP) Project Coordinator and USC Department of Exercise Science Ph.D student Dan Bornstein along with USC Health Communications Certificate (HCC) and Master of Public Health (MPH) student Ansley Faria presented at the Science and Health Communication Research Group (SHCRG) meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 11. Their presentation focused on the strategies and challenges of communicating about the NPAP.
The vision of the NPAP is for all Americans to be physically active and to ensure that all environments in our everyday lives facilitate regular physical activity. To address this vision, the NPAP has developed over 250 health recommendations across eight societal sectors and currently has over 20 partners and over 46 affiliate organizations to help communicate these recommendations to the public. Although the ultimate beneficiaries of the NPAP are American citizens, the target audiences for the NPAP are policy makers, and/or those working to influence policy makers.
"Identifying and effectively communicating with the myriad of organizations and individuals that make up our target audience has been a daunting task, yet one that has been met with some success," said Bornstein.
At the state and local level for example, the NPAP has successfully served as a model for states and municipalities that are developing their own physical activity plans. At the national level, the NPAP Alliance, the organization responsible for the NPAP, recently formalized a relationship with the Department of Health and Human Services to focus on communicating about the importance of physical activity.
"We have made progress, but there is still a great deal of work to be done," said Bornstein.
Ansley Faria worked with the NPAP as her practicum during the fall 2012 semester. During this time, she met with Dan Bornstein on a weekly basis to discuss and revise action and communication plans that would directly lead to meeting the goals and objectives of the NPAP. She was also responsible for generating content for newsletters and keeping the conversation flowing about recent developments in the physical activity field.
"Physical activity has always been a passion of mine, so I was lucky to have the opportunity to see what physical activity professionals are doing," said Faria.
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I'm staying in the Prague Marriott and it's a revelation. The hotel is very comfortable: marble floors in the lobby, soft lighting, rooms with kingsize beds, there's even an electrical receptacle for US plugs. Everything is clean as a pin and everyone speaks English. This hotel has the USA all over it. I love it. I have been missing home on a trip I've been making around Europe and this is a surprising break from the pressure of occasionally not knowing how to behave in a foreign country. This is like living in an American embassy. I'm really impressed.
The first day I was in Prague I was met in the lobby of the Marriott by Milos Curik, a licensed tour guide. He was a great companion and knows the city cold.
We set out on what was to be a 6 hour tour of Prague. It's a magical city full of towers, spires and turrets. "Amadeus" was almost exclusively filmed here. The tour made me want to see it again. One piece of advice for you is if you take a tour of Prague be sure to bring your camera. You'll be sad if you don't. My camera broke in Slovakia and so I was saddened not to be able to photograph the beauties of Prague. It's a fairy tale city, magical.
The first evening I was at the hotel I ate dinner at the steak house in the hotel. In a hotel this American how could there be anything more appropriate than a steak house? The meal was outstanding and afterward I interviewed the Chef Jan Wiesner.
I asked him where he trained? In Germany and a year in England.
Where were you before you came to Marriott? He worked as a chef in Germany and Switzerland
I asked him what his goals were when working with his staff? He wants great teamwork and to make the customers happy.
He certainly does that and he delivers a great product. If you travel to Prague and want to have a meal in the restaurant of the Prague Marriott and you're not staying at the hotel, I'm sure that it's possible. His food is not to be missed. Go and stay at the Marriott but if you can't get into the hotel you should at least try to sample the food in the steak house!
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I wanted to find the volume of a cylinder, radius r, height h by slicing it in to rectangles:
I placed the cylinder on the x-axis, one corner of the base diameter at (0,0) the opposite at (2r, 0). I have found that an area of a cross-section perpendicular to the x-axis is $A(x) = 2h \sqrt{r^2 -(x-r)^2}$ so:
$V=\int_0^{2r} 2h \sqrt{r^2 -(x-r)^2}dx$
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Will CPU trading enable an FX market??
By DaveLevy on Mar 22, 2005
I met with Roger Day, Sun's Engineering Director responsible for building Sun's Utility Grid. We had a long conversation. I was eager to explore how one makes the outputs of the grid homogeneous, since the homogeneity of the commodity is one of its axiomatic qualities. He asked me what I thought of the idea of an exchange. I replied that my view is that if we can create a primary market, and it looks like we can, a secondary market will follow. I wonder though if people will look to exchange Solaris CPU/hours for AIX or even Windows CPU/hours. Will we have a cycle FX market?.


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HTC Pyramid to be the company's first qHD Android phone
The WP7-based Ignite and Prime are not the only unannounced HTC smartphones unveiled today. There's also the HTC Pyramid, which is an Android handset.
According to XDA.cn, the Pyramid runs Android 3.0 – but this has to be a mistake, since 3.0 Honeycomb is designed for tablets, not for smartphones.
The Chinese website also states that the Pyramid has a qHD (960 x 540 pixels) S-LCD screen, so it could be HTC's first handset to feature a display with resolution higher than WVGA.
Other specs should include: 8MP rear camera, 1.3MP front-facing camera, 768MB of RAM, and a 1.2GHz processor.
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College Hockey:Di Giuseppe nets a pair as Michigan sweeps aside Ohio State
COLUMBUS, Ohio — This has been unlike any year that Michigan coach Red Berenson has had to face in recent history.
Barring winning the CCHA playoffs, Michigan will miss its first NCAA tournament since 1990.
That said, nnothing can salvage a season like sweeping your rivals.
Three weeks after Michigan swept Michigan State, the Wolverines came to Columbus and finished a two-game sweep of the Buckeyes by defeating Ohio State 6-3 Saturday evening.
"I told their coach that is probably the best weekend of hockey Michigan has played all year," Berenson said. "For whatever reason, it was a good weekend for us. The penalty killing was good, the power play was good, our second periods were good, our third period tonight was one of our better periods all year."
As the two squads transition from the CCHA to the Big Ten, Michigan has the upper hand over Ohio State. Michigan has won five straight in Ohio over the Buckeyes dating back to 2011.
"We're going to see a lot more of Ohio State in the future," Berenson said. "Nevertheless, it was a good weekend for us."
Ohio State attracted a season-high crowd of 9,278 for its regular-season home finale. The Buckeyes have not won their final regular-season home game since 2007 when they knocked off the Wolverines.
Ohio State coach Mark Osiecki said he was concerned about morale after the sweep.
"This team is resilient, this team always has a good response," Osiecki said. "I thought our response tonight was good. I thought our forwards did a pretty good job overall."
Despite his struggles coming in, Steve Racine played well between pipes this weekend for Michigan. He stopped 25 of 28 shots Saturday and gave his squad a chance to win.
Michigan forward Alex Guptill broke a 3-3 stalemate by weaving through the defense and finding the five hole of Ohio State goalie Brady Hjelle 5:25 into the third period.
"It is easy to point the finger at the goalie all the time," Guptill said. "When it comes down to it, it was the whole team. Forwards played better not only offensively, but defensively."
Ohio State's Tanner Fritz did all he could do to keep the Buckeyes in the game. He had two goals and an assist in a losing effort, but in the process, becomes the CCHA's second leading point scorer with 32 points.
Fritz got the Buckeyes on the board 7:58 into the first on the power play as his slapper from between the circles beat the glove of Racine. The Wolverines knotted the game at one 21 seconds later as Andrew Copp capitalized off Ohio State defender Devon Krogh's turnover and beat Hjelle.
Michigan took a 2-1 advantage less than four minutes later as Buckeye defender Brandon Martell coughed up the puck right in front of Hjelle. Justin Selman took the puck and fired it past Hjelle.
Ohio State tied the game at two with 4:12 left in the first as Fritz's second goal of the evening once again beat Racine's glove.
Michigan got a fortunate bounce 2:59 into the second as Phil Di Giuseppe fired a shot from beneath the goal line and went off the leg of Ohio State defender Sam Jardine and through the five hole of Hjelle. Ohio State tied the game at three 2:17 later as Max McCormick took a pass from Fritz and beat the stick of Racine.
"We felt good," Osiecki said about the mood in the second intermission. "You look at those three [Michigan] goals, they were literally gift-wrapped. It was like Christmas."
After Guptill's goal, Andrew Sinelli and Di Giuseppe both added insurance goals in the third period.
Michigan defender Lee Moffie, a San Jose Sharks prospect, was a plus-6 for the contest.
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The A-League All Stars put up a fight but it wasn't enough as they were beaten by a fantastic late finish from Italian Champions, Juventus, to fall to a 3-2 defeat at ANZ Stadium on Sunday night.
It was the first time Juventus legend, Alessandro Del Piero, had played against Juve and six minutes in he had a wonderful free-kick which couldn't find the target.
But in just the ninth minute the A-League All Stars had the lead as Thomas Broich, sent a ball for Marcelo Carrusca, of Adelaide United, who was able to beat his defender and send the ball past Gigi Buffon for the opener.
The All Stars could well have made it two as Wellington's Manny Muscat stole possession and sprinted forward, before finding BesartBerisha who crossed in for Del Piero who sent his effort over the bar.
An error from Juventus allowed Berisha an opportunity as the new Victory man ran in on goal and turned but was denied by another Buffon save, keeping it 1-0.
For Juventus it was Carlos Tevez who proved the most likely, with an effort beating Eugene Galekovic but it couldn't find the back of the net, it bounced off the post and out, letting the A-League to head to the break 1-0 up.
The A-League started the second half well, with Broich having a golden chance in the early stages but as denied by a deflection.
Juventus should have had an equalizer moments later as Andrea Pirlo was able to send a free kick that saw Tevez get past Josh Rose and cross in for Claudio Marchisio who headed it wide.
That was the beginning as Juve started to really push and right before the hour mark they had their equalizer. Patrice Evra was able to find space and crossed in for Fernando Llorente who was able to head home a simple header to level the scores.
With just half an hour to go the teams really started making the changes, with Del Piero likely taking his Australian bow as he was substituted off, prompting an outpouring of support from fans and players of both sides.
With the plethora of substitutions the match changed again, with a mistake from Kwadwo Asamoah allowing GuiFinkler to jump on to the ball and send it to TomiJuric who put the A-League in front with 14 minutes to play.
With time running down it seemed the All Stars would be heading to their first victory, but three minutes from time an error from Michael Thwaite allowed Paul Pogba to pounce. Gathering Thwaite's poor clearance and slotting it home.
That seemed to settle a draw but in the third minute of stoppage time another poor clearance gave Juventus the win as Pepe, who set up the corner that lead to the clearance, received the ball and slammed it home powerfully from distance to give Juventus a 3-2 win.


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MTV Telethon "Restore the Shore" for Hurricane Sandy Relief – LIVE STREAM
MTV's "Restore the Shore" telethon for Hurricane Sandy relief will air on Thursday night, and Gossip Cop has the live stream here for anyone who can't get to a television.
The event marks the network's first ever crowd funding campaign, with the money raised going toward rebuilding Seaside Heights, the setting of "Jersey Shore," among other areas devastated by last month's East Coast superstorm.
Some of the biggest stars in the world will be involved, including: One Direction, Alicia Keys, Taylor Swift, Nicki Minaj, Britney Spears, Pharrell, P!nk, Demi Lovato, Kim Kardashian, Ne-Yo, Kelly Clarkson, Bruno Mars, No Doubt, Carly Rae Jepsen, and the Jonas Brothers.
The special will also include live performances from Gym Class Heroes and Phillip Phillips.
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The Washington Capitals on Wednesday signed 2013 first-round pick Andre Burakovsky to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Burakovsky, taken with the No. 23 pick in June, had 11 points in 43 games with Malmo in Sweden's second division last season. He also had four goals in five games for Sweden at the 2013 IIHF World Under-18 Championship.
The 18-year-old forward will play for the Erie Otters of the Ontario Hockey League this season. He also will have a chance to play for Sweden at the 2014 World Junior Championship; he had team-highs of three goals and five points in five games for Sweden at national junior development camp last month in Lake Placid, N.Y.
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