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Height: 6-3 Weight: 199 lbs.
Born: July 2, 1920 in Lynchburg, VA
Died: December 27, 2002 in Lookout Mountain, TN
High School: E.C. Glass
College: Clemson, Washington & Lee (school history)
Drafted by the Boston Yanks in the 8th round (57th overall) of the 1947 NFL Draft.
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The New World Trade Center Will Be Very, Very Secure
But not everyone is pleased with the "fortress."
Dreams that the construction of the new World Trade Center plaza would reintegrate the area into the city as a whole are being shattered by the reality of the reason it's being rebuilt. Newly released security plans make the area "a 'fortresslike' environment," just as Lower Manhattan's Community Board 1 feared, and feature "a fortified palisade of guard booths, vehicle barricades and sidewalk barriers," the New York Times reports. "The police plan calls for nine guard booths ... Eight street intersections would be restricted by a double barricade system ... The trade center site would also be bounded by bollards, the barrier posts that have cropped up around many important structures since 2001."
The proposal will cost $40 million, the New York Post adds, and has intensified debate about just how far the security measures should go. Julie Menin, the former community board chairwoman and a candidate for Manhattan borough president, said those nearby "cannot be in complete lockdown," while deputy police commissioner for counterterrorism Richard Daddario insisted, "The campus security plan will not isolate the World Trade Center from the Lower Manhattan community."
In between, one planner put it simply: "It's going to be better for pedestrians and it's going to be worse for vehicles. That's a good thing," he said. "The bad thing is that you have these checkpoints that make it look more like an armed camp or a gated community."


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Based on the popular independent film from 2007 comes the Broadway musical rendition of Once now playing at the Fox Theatre through Sunday, March 9.
This simple story about love has hit the hearts of audiences of film and stage and created a huge, Academy Award winning hit with the song, "Falling Slowly."
The story follows two musicians, a heart broken guitarist and Hoover vacuum cleaner and a troubled, mature pianist who happen to meet at a time when each other needed someone the most. Through their friendship and unsettled love comes the formation of a beautiful album of love - new love, old love, happy love, and sad love. Anyone knows that love is the greatest source and subject for artistic creation - especially when you're at that dark, bottomless pit of a place.
This musical rendition has a simple set, a simple story, and music you'll never forget.
Tickets range from $40-$90 and can be purchased at Ticketmaster.com or the Fox box office.


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Fed Ex Orange Bowl: Kansas Vs. Virginia Tech
Kansas Vs. Virginia Tech
Atlantic Coast Conference champions Virginia Tech Hokies (11-2, 7-1 ACC) and the Big-12's Kansas Jayhawks (11-1, 7-1 BIG 12) meet at Dolphin Stadium for the 74th Annual FedEx Orange Bowl.
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Carole Ober of the University of Chicago, who co-leads the EVE consortium, said the findings confirm the significance of four genes identified in a large European asthma genetics study published last year called GABRIEL, offering strong evidence that these genes are important across ethnic groups.
But because the study was so large and ethnically diverse — including data on European Americans, African Americans, African Caribbeans and Latinos — it enabled the researchers to find this new gene variant that exists only in African Americans and African Caribbeans.
This new variant, located in a gene called PYHIN1, is part of a family of genes linked with the body's response to viral infections, Ober said.
"We were very excited when we realized it doesn't exist in Europe," she said.
The team stressed that each gene variant on its own plays only a small role in increasing asthma risk, but that risk could be multiplied when combined with other risk genes and with environmental factors, such as smoking, that also increase asthma risk.
"It's been extraordinarily challenging to try to find variation in genes that are associated with risk for developing asthma that can be replicated among populations. It's a very complex disease with a lot of genes and a lot of environmental factors influencing risk," Ober said.
The findings now give researchers new areas to explore in understanding the interplay of genetics and the environment in asthma risk, and may lead to better treatments.
"What you see here in this paper is only the beginning," Nicolae said.


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Sanctuary Retreats Philanthropy selects projects based on their potential to create long-lasting relationships with the communities in the areas in which we operate.
Our goal is to identify and sponsor long-term, viable and self-sustaining projects that will have the support of our staff and visitors. The projects listed on these pages are all collaborative. We work closely with the local communities to determine their needs and improve their wellbeing.
Sanctuary Retreats and non-profit charity Living With Elephants invite you to explore Africa from an elephant's perspective.
Plants & People Africa is a botanical research and community outreach project in the Okavango Delta, Botswana.
The Caracal Biodiversity Centre situated in the Chobe area is involved in educational programmes for local children, the rehabilitation of injured animals and birds and support of the local community
Sanctuary Retreats supports the Rhino Force bracelet initiative which helps to protect and conserve our rhinos that face critical threat.
We are working together with Enkereri village and school on various initiatives including a biogas project, a renewable energy source used for cooking and heat.
Make a difference while on holiday and help us combat increasing deforestation by planting your own tree in our tree nursery
Through a unique system, wastewater is cleaned and released back into the Mara River and used in the irrigation system for our tree nursery.
Guests have the opportunity to see the women producing the beadwork and purchase the handicrafts in the Sanctuary Olonana gift shop.
Enjoy a delicious fresh salad picked from our own organic vegetables garden - one of the simplest forms of conservation.
In June 2014, beekeeping training took place in Maji-moto. The Medung'i women group were taken through training from the initial launching of hives and inspections, up to the final stage of harvesting.
We are raising funds to build a library and a house for an English teacher, on request of the village chief.
We are working Ilboru Primary School in Arusha to improve and advance their Special Needs Unit.
We are working with the village on a grassroots beekeeping project, emphasising the preservation of the environment to bring rewards to the community.
The project helps to monitor the demographics of the cheetah in the area, one of the last few remaining natural ecosystems where these cats exist in viable numbers.
Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp is working with Bwindi Community Hospital on an on-going basis to continue to develop its resources.
Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp and its guests are working with the Victory School on an on-going basis to continue to develop its resource and class rooms and improve the quality of education for these children.
Since Sanctuary Sussi & Chuma started working with the village, a new borehole has been installed, as has a hammer mill for grinding maize. The most recent project is the construction of a rural health clinic.
Uyoba is a community school in Mfuwe located just outside the GMA for South Luangwa National Park. There are currently over 630 pupils operating out of 4 classrooms and one shaded structure made by the parents and teachers. It is estimated that 35% of the pupils are considered to be OVC's (orphaned or vulnerable children).
Sanctuary Retreats along with its partners have donated bicycles and so establishing a small bike sales and repair business in Nakatindi Village.


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Say you have a language compiler you would like to build an IDE for.
How is auto completion, instant error reporting while writing code and debuggers commonly implemented?
Say you have a language compiler you would like to build an IDE for.
How is auto completion, instant error reporting while writing code and debuggers commonly implemented?
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In general, it's done:
The IDE builds a semantic model of the program. Which is essentially the same thing a compiler does, minus the actual code generation part.
In many modern language implementations, the same code is reused for both tasks, this makes it easier to keep IDE features in sync with language features. For example, the Scala compiler is specifically designed in such a way that it can be easily plugged into an IDE. It even has a special mode, called the presentation compiler, which presents a semantic model to the IDE.
The other way around, JetBrains is currently designing and implementing a new programming language, because they already have the required compiler know-how from building their IDE.
And, of course, in the space where IDEs were invented, i.e. Lisp and Smalltalk, there is no difference between runtime, compile time and design time, programming and debugging, compiler and IDE, debugger and editor. They are all more or less the same thing.


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HOLLYWOOD - Legendary big-bust model Kayla Kleevage is featured in Dreamworks' The Heartbreak Kid, a new comedy directed by the Farrelly Brothers and starring Ben Stiller.
Known for her appearances in Score magazine, the 50ii-26-37 beauty appears in a scene opposite actor Jerry Stiller.
"I've been in a few other mainstream movies that have gone straight to DVD, but this is the first time I've been on the big screen at the local movie theater," said Kayla. "The mainstream crew extended the normal closed set shoot for my nude scene with Jerry Stiller but I assured them that wouldn't be necessary. I must say that to be working with stars of this caliber for a major movie company like Dreamworks is a true honor for me!"
"I actually had to audition for the part and competed with 15 other hopefuls, then waited a whole year to see the finished film," she said. "I was pretty sure my piece would end up on the cutting room floor but I made the final cut. I'd also like to thank the Farrelly Brothers for keeping me in the film. It was really a lot of fun for me! Ben and his Dad crack me up."
A former Video Exclusives contract girl, Kayla currently lives in Las Vegas where she's working on a coffee table book with European photographer Nick McCann.
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College Hockey:Pacan Scores Game-Winner as Vermont Edges New Hampshire
Madore stops 17
DURHAM, N.H. — Just a day after combining for 11 goals with UNH, Vermont kept its tournament hopes alive, taking a defensive struggle, 1-0, in front of 4,067 fans at the Whittemore Center last night.
Fourth-liner David Pacan made the play of his young career, taking the puck from the right corner into the slot before throwing a wrist shot top shelf, beating UNH goalie Brian Foster glove side, all while absorbing a hit to give the Catamounts the only goal and, in turn, the win.
The 6-foot-3 freshman forward used his size to barrel roll in front of the net and score the game-winner 5:16 into the third period.
"That was a power forward move," said Vermont coach Kevin Sneddon. "Talk about using his size to his advantage. He was able to use his strength with the man on him to get the puck on the net."
Friday night, in game one of the best-of-three series, UNH scored five unanswered goals on its way to a closer-than-it-sounds 7-4 win.
Goalie Rob Madore keyed Vermont's success, stopping 17 shots, many in the game's final five minutes, rebounding from a shaky game Friday.
The sophomore, who started all but one game this season, was pulled in game one of the series after allowing six goals.
Tonight though, he kept the Wildcats' faithful from throwing the infamous fish on the ice, as Madore and the rest of the Catamounts shut out UNH's 10th-ranked offense for the first time all season.
"We all know he had a tough night last night," Sneddon said after the game of Madore. "I challenged him and he came up huge tonight."
The UNH loss snapped the Wildcats' conference home unbeaten streak, which had approached 14 months against Hockey East schools. UNH was 10-0-4 in that time.
The Wildcats had several chances at the end of the game, including a two-on-one, but weren't able to execute, even after drawing up a faceoff play during a timeout with 4.4 seconds remaining.
"When we did have a chance to score, we didn't get it done," UNH coach Dick Umile said. "They executed on their goal and we didn't get it done when we had a chance."
The first two periods were slow and featured eight penalties and many icing and offside calls.
Hobey Baker hopeful Bobby Butler had the Wildcats' best scoring chance, but sent his slap shot from the right slot ringing off the post at the end of the first period.
Both teams made major changes defensively after Friday's offensive showcase.
"I think it was more of a change in execution," Sneddon said. "Our guys identified and stayed on their guys a little better tonight."
Vermont's improved defense held the Wildcats to just three shots in the second period.
Umile isn't expecting much to change heading into game three of the series.
"I expect it's going to be another very defensive game," he said.
Sneddon seemed to agree.
"It's far from over," he said. "It's going to be a very tight game. I think both teams are going to go back to the drawing board."
Bad blood brewed after the game between UVM's Kevan Miller and UNH's Mike Sislo, setting the stage for a huge game tonight which will determine the winner of the quarterfinal series and could be the last game the losing team plays all season. The puck drops at 7 p.m.
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I hope you have been tuning in to my You Tube channel (www.YouTube.com/frfrankpavone) and helping me spread far and wide the two videos I made depicting the two most common abortion procedures. We want to be able to generate news stories from the fact that these videos get a lot of viewers, so that we can spread, through the power of mass media, the reality of what abortion is, and challenge pro-abortion politicians to admit what they are talking about when they say "abortion."
Two things that are amazing once videos like this are posted are a) the impact they have on people, as reflected in comments like, "I never knew how horrible abortion really was – we have to work to stop it", and b) the ways that some people, who don't want to admit this, will try all sorts of rationalizations to avoid the uncomfortable truth of the matter, as reflected in the question that one person asked me, "Are you a board certified OB-GYN?"
The implication of that question is twofold, equally false in both aspects: a) that you have to be an OB-GYN to understand how an abortion is done, and b) that abortionists are board-certified OB-GYNs.
To understand how abortions are done, you only have to be able to read. The abortionists describe it pretty clearly in their medical textbooks (like Warren Hern's Abortion Practice) and in court testimony, and that is what we quote when explaining it.
Moreover, the law does not require an abortionist to be an OB-GYN in order to do abortions. In fact, abortionists are the lowest rung of the ladder in the medical community, and often end up doing abortions precisely because they can't do anything else. Read the book Lime 5 to learn more about that!
Please urge people to watch the abortion videos at www.YouTube.com/frfrankpavone.
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Hearts doing the right things to survive
PATIENCE is a great thing to have; unfortunately many Hearts fans seem to have run out of it. Whether it be the fact that Vladimir Romanov is no longer at Tynecastle for them to vent their frustrations, they have decided to take it out on manager John McGlynn.
The former Raith Rovers boss has had to work with his hands tied behind his back, his legs tied and a blindfold on. Of the starting line-up at Hampden on May 19th 2012, six have left the club, two are long-term injured, leaving just Jamie MacDonald, Andy Webster and Darren Barr as survivors.
The former Raith Rovers boss has had to work with his hands tied behind his back, his legs tied and a blindfold on. Of the starting line-up at Hampden on May 19th 2012, six have left the club, two are long-term injured, leaving just Jamie MacDonald, Andy Webster and Darren Barr as survivors.
McGlynn has made plenty of mistakes so far this season, but there is something that matters more than wins and losses, more than 4-5-1 and 4-4-2, and that's the survival of the football club, which is reaching critical mass at the moment.
With the collapse of owner Vladimir Romanov's bank, Ukio Bankas and his subsequential fleeing to Moscow, Hearts are the last thing on his mind, as he seemed to have mortgaged Tynecastle in order to keep his struggling bank afloat.
These next few weeks will be probably the most critical time in the history of Heart of Midlothian, as with the Ukio Bankas administrator Adomas Audickas looking to recover some of the money lost by the collapse, the stadium is now up for sale.
And unfortunately for the support, everything seems to be as clear as mud, with the club trotting out Sergejus Fedotovas for the Comical Ali style 'There's nothing to see here' speech, while the Foundation of Hearts are acting similar to the way the club did at the end of last year, wanting to raid the fans pockets.
Hearts supporters over the last year have been blackmailed at every turn, whether it be the share issue, which at first was claimed would be used to help a funding gap, then £450,000 was used to pay off a tax bill.
Then the Foundation of Hearts, who claim to be a group of local business people who want pledges from Hearts fans, yet haven't been able to come up with anywhere near the money themselves to purchase the club then start the process towards fan ownership.
Ultimately it looks like if the club is to survive for the near future it will remain in the hand of foreign ownership, but the main thing that needs to happen is that the stadium is secured as quick as possible by the best possible owners so that Hearts can come off the canvas.
Getting to the end of the season is something the club needs to do and as such taking the £400,000 right now from Rangers for Lee Wallace is the right thing to do, because unfortunately it looks like bottom six football will be what Hearts will be playing after the split, and with Celtic and Hibernian likely in the top six this move makes sense.
That's because the club will miss one on a home fixture against both clubs, which are the biggest revenue fixtures of the season and therefore the financial gap has to be filled and that is what the club has done in this instance.
Missing on the top six and losing out on that financial boost is included with those two games probably means that McGlynn will not be in charge of the side next season, as his tactical faults have put the club in a financial mire.
So if the club is in a better situation next season, then it will probably be a fresh start for the club, with McGlynn out of the door and the abundance of candidates with Hearts connections available. Whether it be Steven Pressley, Paul Hartley, Alan Johnston, John Robertson or Allan Moore, it is almost certain there will be a change of management.
And with a new start hopefully the club can get back into the European places and we can look forward to many years of Heart of Midlothian Football Club.


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Volume 20, Number 7—July 2014
CME ACTIVITY - Synopsis
Lessons for Control of Heroin-Associated Anthrax in Europe from 2009–2010 Outbreak Case Studies, London, UK
Medscape, LLC is pleased to provide online continuing medical education (CME) for this journal article, allowing clinicians the opportunity to earn CME credit.
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint providership of Medscape, LLC and Emerging Infectious Diseases. Medscape, LLC is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Medscape, LLC designates this Journal-based CME activity for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
All other clinicians completing this activity will be issued a certificate of participation. To participate in this journal CME activity: (1) review the learning objectives and author disclosures; (2) study the education content; (3) take the post-test with a 75% minimum passing score and complete the evaluation at http://www.medscape.org/journal/eid; (4) view/print certificate.
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Disclosures: Aula Abbara, MBBS, BSc, DTM&H; Graham P. Taylor, MB, DSc; Marianne Nolan, MB BCh, BAO, FRCPath; Maribel Manikon, MBBS, MRCP; and Alison Holmes, MD, MPH, FRCP, have disclosed no relevant financial relationships. Timothy J.G. Brooks, MD, has disclosed no relevant financial relationships; Dr Brooks does intend to discuss investigational drugs, mechanical devices, biologics, or diagnostics not approved by the FDA for use in the United States. Hugo Donaldson, MB, BCh, has disclosed the following financial relationships: served as a speaker or a member of a speakers bureau for Astellas.
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Musings on publications and studies relevant to EM & otherwise.
Friday, April 11, 2014
Tamiflu, the Bell Tolls for Thee
And, it needs to be – because these folks from the Cochrane Collaboration are going up against Roche and a spin machine supporting of billions of dollars in revenue and pandemic flu strategic stockpiling. The question: do oseltamivir and zanamivir provide symptomatic relief and prevent serious complications from influenza infection with a reasonable safety margin?
Covering 20 oseltamivir (9,623 participants) and 26 zanamivir (14,628 participants) trials under a new data-sharing agreement, these authors ultimately conclude any faith in neuraminidase inhibitors is unwarranted. Each treatment provided an advantage of less than a day with regard to symptom resolution – reducing the average duration of symptoms from nearly 7 days to slightly over 6 days. Neither treatment had any effect on hospitalizations. Pneumonia definitions were not standardized across trials; a 1% relative risk reduction was seen in investigator-reported pneumonia, but no reduction was seen in studies with radiologic objective measures of pneumonia. Importantly, both neuraminidase inhibitors – osletamivir especially – were associated with adverse effects. Nausea & vomiting were the most prominent symptoms, but neuropsychiatric disturbances were increased in a dose-dependent fashion.
Even more damning, there was universal risk of bias across trials – particularly for osletamivir. The quality of the outcome follow-up for post-treatment complications was poor, allocation was not always blinded, and there was evidence of selective reporting of results. That any government or guideline organization would base massive public health expenditures on a pharmaceutical corporation's incomplete reporting of low-quality trials is simply indefensible.
So, there is a small, debatably unimportant effect on symptom duration. There is zero evidence supporting the routine use of these agents to reduce subsequent infection. This evidence does not exclude an important effect in a selected sub-population, but the authors of this review feel the underlying mechanism of action does not support such use until an effect is verified. Furthermore, with regard to follow-up trials, the overall incidence of bacterial complications from influenza is low enough a sample size of over 20,000 patients would be required to detect a clinically meaningful difference.
It must be said – there is likewise potential bias on the side of these authors, who have long been vilifying Roche in this battle over open drug data. The next step, we hope, will be opening the data to all to review and verify their findings. We can hope, through repeated battles such as this, the open data day will come where we are able to properly protect patients from inadequate trial evidence.
In the meantime – let us purge ourselves of mandates and patient expectations for Tamiflu before the next influenza season rears its ugly head.
"Neuraminidase inhibitors for preventing and treating influenza in healthy adults and children"
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I'm not a huge proponent of Tamiflu by any means, and feel it is grossly overused, however I think that this whole issue does demonstrate some limitations of large-scale RCTs and meta-analyses when studying treatment of an acute, most often benign and self-limited illness, with significant heterogeneity in presentation factors, especially the timing of treatment initiation.ReplyDelete
There is a plethora of anecdotal "evidence" that very early treatment can result in dramatic symptom reduction. This kind of treatment often occurs only in patients who have a known exposure risk (ie, a close contact of an infected patient, or a healthcare worker during flu season), who presents at the immediate onset of symptoms, and may experience dramatic improvement with Tamiflu. Such events are comparably rare, and not likely to be included in RCTs, and if they are, will be masked by the vast majority of lay patients who are often uneducated about the symptoms of influenza (which may often be mild and undifferentiable from a "viral URI"), don't go to the doctor until they have been sick for 3 or 4 days, at which time treatment is probably of minimal utility. Aside from the anecdotes, there is the rather impressive 55% reduction in symptomatic influenza when Tamiflu is used as prophylaxis. The fact that it at the same time failed to produce a decrease in asymptomatic influenza suggests that the drug prevented the clinical syndrome even when administered in the incubation phase of the illness. If the drug doesn't work, how can you account for this fairly dramatic effect? I think the most coherent interpretation of this data and anecdotal experience is that, like many other antiviral drugs, the drug can have a dramatic effect when given early (ie, in the incubation period, or very soon after symptom onset) that gradually wanes as the illness progresses, by which time the host immune system is already hard at work clearing the now high viral burden, making the patient feel like crap, and the drug adds very little to the mix. The effect on secondary complications is likely also very small or non-existent, though again, it is plausible that very early treatment could prevent these events, with a very high NNT given their comparative rarity.Replies
Great thoughts - I agree, the main limitation is the trial design and outcome follow-up, which was, regardless, horribly poor across trials. Time-dependent symptom alleviation is a very reasonable thought ... although, in practical terms, it would be nearly impossible to treat someone until their disease/viremia had progressed sufficiently to cause the symptoms ... at which point, as you suggest, the potential benefit is rapidly decreasing.Delete
This review also only concerns the outpatient population; there's no generalizability of this ambulatory population to hospitalized patients with severe illness. The risk/benefit discussion changes dramatically at that point, considering the still-high societal morbidity of seasonal influenza.


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The Brewers Association Beer Style Guidelines are reviewed and revised each year. This year a significant number of updates were made including editing, revision, deletion and/or addition of beer styles. Several hundred updates, far too numerous to count and enumerate were made.
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- All guidelines were rewritten to follow a standard format of appearance, aroma, flavor, body, etc. This format follows the sensory experience.
- Many style groups were reorganized within historical groups in an order of roughly increasing original gravity and alcohol content
- Style Origins were clarified
- Several new guidelines were added, and/or underwent significant revision
New style categories:
- Belgian-Style Fruit Beer
- Australian-Style Pale Ale (peeled off from Australasian-Style Pale Ale)
- Dutch-Style Kuit (Kuyt, Koyt)
- Historical Beer (peeled off from Indigenous)
- Wild Beer
Significant style revision
- Australasian-Style Pale Ale – broken out into Australian-Style Pale Ale and Asian-Style Pale Ale
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DENTON | Janie Bescher Cole, 63, of Farmer-Denton Road, died Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012, at Randolph Hospital in Asheboro.
A funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Briggs Funeral Home Memorial Chapel. Burial will follow in the North Bend Cemetery on Bescher Chapel Road.
The family will see friends at Briggs Funeral Home from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Thursday and other times will be at the residence on Farmer-Denton Road.
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The "Keep Newport Beautiful" organization is hosting this event for the second year due to the success of last year's event. �It will be a night of dinner and local entertainment of romantic songs. Derrick Persons, Andy May, Rev. Ira Crite, and Lindsey Wolf will be crooning away with songs from the past while diners will be feasting on appetizers and fine cuisine. � The event will start at 6 p.m. and tickets will be available at the Newport Economic Development office at Second and Hazel or Merchants and Planters Bank. � Come and support KNB purchase more banners that will be displayed down Malcolm Avenue and other projects that will beautify our city. For more information or purchase tickets, contact Shirley Williams at 523-1009 or Judge Jerry Carlew, Peggy Stephens, Polly Sharp, Carole Ann Young, Joe Harris, Helen Bullard, Tara Salinas or Ronnie Kay Erwin.
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It's a huge weekend at the movies! This is a weekend where a huge expected blockbuster film hits theaters, and the reviews for it are amazing. At the same time, another, smaller film is opening that is amazing critics and viewers alike. So, if you are a fan of action and big summer blockbusters, there's something for you, and if you are a general fan of cinema, experimental films and something a little bit different, there's something for you as well.
Here are the movies opening July 11, 2014:
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - Andy Serkis, Keri Russell, Jason Clarke. The movie picks up where Rise of the Planet of the Apes left off. Years after a virus has wiped out most of humanity, an ever-growing group of genetically modified apes have created a world for themselves. The remains of humanity and the apes have reached a tentative peace, but the peace is about to be broken and all out war between man and ape seems inevitable. The surprise of this movie is that the critical praise for it is huge. Some critics are even saying that this is not only the best movie of the summer, but possibly one of the best of the year. Rated PG-13.
Boyhood - Ethan Hawke, Patricia Arquette, Ellar Coltrane. A movie that follows a young man from the age of six until he reaches the age of nineteen. The amazing thing? This movie was filmed with the same cast over the course of 12 years by Richard Linklater. That means that the boy you see growing from age 6 to age 19 is the same boy. A movie that was filmed almost in secret by the cast and crew is now out and the response has been tremendous. Critics are saying that this movie transforms growing up into a true cinematic experience and that the acting and production is outstanding. Truly moving, this is a movie that any fans of cinema must see. Rated R.


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The Bar/Bri Plaintiffs: A House Divided
We've covered some of the recent drama in the bar-review class action in Los Angeles where about 300,000 class members claim that from 1997 to 2006 they over-paid for bar-review prep courses.
Yesterday, we reported that McGuireWoods, the lead class counsel, fired Eliot Disner, a former partner who has complained that McGuire's proposed $49 million settlement doesn't adequately compensate the class.
Earlier, three of the seven class representatives had filed a brief in which they also argued that $49 million doesn't cut it. The remaining four class reps favor the settlement, according to Will Allcott, a McGuireWoods attorney and firm spokesman.
The cacophony of views among the lead plaintiffs raises a question for the Law Blog: does McGuireWoods face a conflict of interest? How can it forge ahead when the class reps are as divided as the British House of Commons?
We do not have a conflict, says Allcott. He says the firm filed a motion in March in which it asked the court for permission to withdraw as counsel to the three objectors given that the firm doesn't share their view of the settlement as dim. The judge denied the request. Our position is that we represent the class as a whole . . . not the interest of any individual class members, Allcott says.
Case law supports that position, says Richard Nagareda, a class-action specialist at Vanderbilt University Law School. But, says Nagareda, the fact that some class reps (and a former McGuire partner) don't like the settlement might alert the judge "that careful review of the settlement should be undertaken." Indeed, that should happen in all cases, he says. Judges shouldn't just accept the say-so of settling lawyers that this is a fair deal. You need to have a skeptical investigation.
This may come to a head on June 18, when the judge, Manuel Real, is due to hold a hearing on whether to grant final approval of the settlement.
I still plan to have a role in this case, says Disner. If he can't appear at the final settlement hearing, he says, the judge will wonder where's Disner. Up until now, he says, If there's been a hearing, I've been the guy who's argued it. Not to be egotistical, but it's an 'I' case, not a 'We' case in that way.


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Southern Exposure DVD Documentary Review
We received a copy of the documentary "Southern Exposure" and finally had the chance to take a look at it. This documentary takes a hard look at the illegal immigration and smuggling problem along our southern border and we've been very anxious to see it. I can sum our impression of this video up in one word: Outstanding!
The DVD is professionally produced by Eyefull Video Productions of Tucson, Arizona. The documentary is divided into three chapters so we watched one chapter at a time as it fit our schedule.
The producers looked at the issues from all points of view. It includes a look at the history of the problem starting with the end of the Mexican-American War.
The viewer gets to see the daily experiences of Border Patrol officers and the US citizens that live along the border. There are interviews with local law enforcement, state legislators and private security as well as the officials and volunteers involved in providing humanitarian aid to the immigrants. The corruption of the Mexican government and the drug organizations is also explained in detail.
Lastly, the documentary describes all forms of impact that this migration has had on the US. The history and tactics of the various pro-immigration groups are also highlighted. There are several interviews with both anti-immigration and pro-immigration organizers.
Eyefull Productions did a great job on this video. With the turmoil in the Mid-East, I'm afraid that this issue will again be put on the back burner even though, in my opinion, it's our most apparent current threat.
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Flik Royale, a sullen young boy from middle-class Atlanta has come to spend the summer with his deeply religious grandfather, Bishop Enoch Rouse, in the housing projects of Red Hook. Having never met before, things quickly get off on the wrong foot as Bishop Enoch relentlessly attempts to convert Flik into a follower of Jesus Christ. Between his grandfather's constant preaching and the culture shock of inner-city life, Flik's summer appears to be a total disaster--until he meets Chazz Morningstar, a pretty girl his age, who shows Flik the brighter side of Brooklyn. Through her love and the love of his grandfather, Flik begins to realize that the world is a lot bigger, and perhaps a lot better, than he'd ever imagined.
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God, your life must be boring Fatman. First, you start a debate to the debate to the debate of whether the debate to the possibility to Layne Norton being natural in the eyes of MattC and now this.Reread all of your posts and examine your life. Either shoot yourself in the head and put yourself out of your misery or get off these boards and get help. Surely there's a more productive way to spend your downtime (and God I hope this is your downtime).You are the posterboy of Muscleweek. But take solace in the fat that you are "better than a bodybuilder"! LOL
I think he has mental issues. No?
This is not my downtime, this is my fulltime job now that Ed and Block got funding, and I don't mind being the posterboy as that means I only represent 6 people, well, now that you're posting here, 7 people, that post on this board. Occasionally we'll get more visitors and so maybe a total of 12 people ever have read my posts, but I'm pushing to reach the low twenties.
Gentlemen,Please respect and honor the Non-Disclosure Agreements that you each signed. We appreciate all of the hard work that each of you do and took that into consideration when putting together your individual compensation packages. Now isn't it time each of you produced your 'IFBB Pro' friend to MuscleWeek and have him start posting?Don't forget your promises, boys. Mgmt
THISAbsolute destruction and punishment dished out with a side of ownage and a hint of melt down.You just got served fatman, how are you going to rebuild your fragile confidence now?Devastating
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Bielema jumps to Arkansas; Alvarez may coach Rose Bowl
Madison - Bret Bielema has coached his final football game at Wisconsin.
And athletic director Barry Alvarez may lead the team on the sideline in the Rose Bowl Jan. 1 while he searches for Bielema's replacement, according to a source close to the UW program.
Bielema agreed Tuesday to become the next head coach at Arkansas, three days after UW beat Nebraska in the Big Ten title game to earn its third consecutive Rose Bowl appearance.
Arkansas officials announced Bielema's hiring Tuesday night.
"I am very humbled and honored to become the head coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks," Bielema said in an Arkansas release. "During my conversation with Jeff (Long) he described the characteristics for the perfect fit to lead this program. It was evident we share the same mission, principles and goals.
"The infrastructure in place at Arkansas shows the commitment from the administration to accomplish our goals together and I am excited to begin to lead this group of student-athletes. This program will represent the state of Arkansas in a way Razorback fans everywhere will be proud of."
Alvarez released a statement Tuesday night:
"I was very surprised when Bret told me he was taking the offer from Arkansas. He did a great job for us during his seven years as head coach, both on the field and off. I want to thank him for his work and wish him the best at Arkansas.
"I have a responsibility to our student-athletes, our football family and our fans, one that I take very seriously. It is my responsibility to ensure that the football program continues at a high level, and I have already started the process of trying to find a new head coach.
"Along with finding a new coach, my other main objective is to make sure that our student-athletes, specifically our seniors playing in their final game as Badgers, have a tremendous experience in the Rose Bowl. We will do everything within our power to make that happen."
Multiple sources close to the UW program stressed athletic department officials and members of the team had no inkling Bielema was interested in leaving Madison and were stunned to learn the news Tuesday.
According to a source close to the UW program, Bielema is expected to sign a contract that will pay him more than $4 million annually at Arkansas.
He is scheduled to make $2.5 million this season at UW, including a base salary of $400,000.
A source close to the UW program said former offensive coordinator Paul Chryst, who is in his first season as the head coach at Pittsburgh, likely is Alvarez's first choice to replace Bielema.
Late Tuesday, Pittsburgh officials issued a statement from Chryst:
"I understand the speculation surrounding my name given today's developments. I am committed to the Pitt football program and the University of Pittsburgh. I am focusing all my time and energy on our team's bowl game preparation and recruiting a great group of young men to join our program and this outstanding university. We are working hard every day to re-establish this program and I am excited about the future of Pitt football."
Chryst coached tight ends at UW in 2002, left to join his friend Mike Riley at Oregon State after that season but returned to UW in 2005 as offensive coordinator.
Chryst, 47, still has family in Wisconsin, including his mother, and maintains a cottage here.
Chryst took three assistants with him to Pitt – Joe Rudolph, Bob Bostad and Dave Huxtable.
Bostad was UW's offensive line coach. Rudolph was the tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator.
Huxtable was the team's linebackers coach.
Bostad took a job with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before the season started so he wouldn't appear to be a candidate to return to UW
Rudolph, who played at UW under Alvarez, is close friends with Chryst. He strongly considered staying at UW after Chryst took the job at Pittsburgh but decided to leave in part because of his relationship with Chryst and Bostad.
Alvarez has acknowledged he regretted allowing Chryst to leave after the 2002 season and has displayed a desire to hire coaches with strong ties to UW and the state.
Although Bielema did not return several messages Tuesday, multiple sources confirmed Bielema met Monday night in New York with Arkansas athletic director Jeff Long.
According to a source close to the program, Bielema would have liked to haved coached UW (8-5) in the Rose Bowl against No. 8 Stanford (11-2).
Bielema led UW to three consecutive Big Ten Conference titles and posted an overall record of 68-24 at Wisconsin.
The Razorbacks went 4-8 this season under John L. Smith, who was hired after Arkansas fired Bobby Petrino in April for misconduct. Petrino made $3.56 million annually as part of a seven-year contract signed in 2010.
Long has said he wanted to hire a coach with a proven track record. He reportedly tried to lure Les Miles from LSU.
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Paul Howard Douglas (March 26, 1892 – September 24, 1976) was an American politician and University of Chicago economist. He served as a Democratic U.S. Senator from Illinois from 1949 to 1967. Douglas was born on March 26, 1892 in the small town of Salem, Massachusetts. When he was four, his mother died of natural causes and his father remarried. His father was an abusive husband and his stepmother, unable to obtain a divorce, left her husband and took Douglas and his older brother to Onawa, Maine in Piscataquis County, where her brother and uncle had built a resort in the woods. Douglas graduated from Bowdoin College with a Phi Beta Kappa key in 1913. He then moved on to Columbia University, where he earned a master's degree in 1915 and a Ph.D. in economics in 1921. In 1915, he married Dorothy Wolff, a graduate of Bryn Mawr College who also earned a Ph.D. at Columbia University. From 1915 to 1920, the Douglases moved six times. Paul studied at Harvard University; taught at the University of Illinois and at Oregon's Reed College, served as a mediator of labor disputes for the Emergency Fleet Corporation of Pennsylvania and taught at University of Washington. When working for the
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These are great burgers for a luau or any backyard gathering! I came up with this while trying to find something new that my husband would enjoy. He had no idea they were turkey burgers, and now he asks for them all the time! —Kathleen Manasian, Whitmore Lake, MI
- 1 can (8 ounces) unsweetened crushed pineapple
- 1 green onion, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt-free seasoning blend
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 pound ground turkey
- 1/2 pound uncooked chorizo or bulk spicy pork sausage
- 2/3 cup ketchup
- 12 Hawaiian sweet rolls, split
- 6 lettuce leaves, cut in half
- 12 slices tomato
- Drain pineapple, reserving 1/2 cup juice. In a large bowl, combine pineapple, green onion, Worcestershire sauce and seasonings. Add turkey and chorizo; mix lightly but thoroughly. Shape into twelve 1/2-in.-thick patties.
- Place on a broiler pan. Broil burgers 4 in. from heat 4-5 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 165°.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, mix ketchup and reserved pineapple juice. Serve burgers on rolls with lettuce, tomato and ketchup mixture. Yield: 12 servings.
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"We Used Beef Instead Of Turkey And Used Tomato Sause Instead Of Ketchup And Used A Different Seasoning But They Were THE BOMB!!!"
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"Delicious! I'll be making this one again, for sure. I used spicy pork sausage instead of chorizo, and I made the burgers ~1/4lb instead of minis. King's Hawaiian makes sweet bread hamburger buns, and they were perfect with the larger burgers.However, unless you are serving these with fries, I'd recommend making about half the amount of ketchup mixture if you don't want extra - each burger only required about 1 Tbsp of sauce (less than that for minis), and I wound up with a lot of extra ketchup mixture the first time I prepared this recipe."
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The watermelon themed cycling event features family friendly trail rides at 20, 40 and 60 miles long and hard core road routes at 50 and 100 miles. Hosted by the Suwannee Valley Rotary Club, the event is held annually on the first Saturday in June – this year on June 4 – in conjunction with the Chiefland Watermelon Festival.
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All eyes were glued to the small TV screen in Bridget Schmidt's fifth grade classroom, eager to watch Barack Obama officially become the 44th President.
Minutes before history was made Lamont Wallace pondered his reaction to Barack Obama taking the Presidential Oath of Office.
"Jumping...excitement...maybe a little tear drop. I don't know," Wallace said.
Wallace said he won't forget where he was when he witnessed history. And on President Obama's first day in office, Lamont had one simple wish.
"I hope we have Obama for a very, very long time," Wallace said.
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We gobbled up the contents of Bread & Butter: A Novel ($20) by Michelle Wildgen so quickly it's embarrassing, and now that we've had time to digest the plot, we want to go back for seconds. Peppered with mouth-watering food descriptions, commercial kitchen secrets, and the fast pacing of a busy bistro, the book follows three brothers, two of whom own the town's most well-to-do restaurant. When their youngest, devil-may-care brother decides to open up his own establishment, a healthy heap of family drama unfolds (with sides of romance and humor). If you've put in some time with the restaurant industry, you'll probably get more out of this one than those who haven't.
I read this one last week, and it was quite good. Informative about the restaurant scene, and character rich its worth the read.
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Field fencing also known as woven wire fencing provides safe and secure fencing for various farm animals and livestock such as cattle, horses and sheep. Field fencing can be described as a mesh of interlocking horizontal and vertical wires used to contain livestock. Field fencing is often mistaken for welded wire fencing because they have similar horizontal and vertical wires. However, the difference between the two fencing types is in the method used to connect the wires. Farmers and ranchers frequently use field fencing for livestock pasture enclosures.
In field fencing, the horizontal and vertical wires are connected by means of a wire knot at each and every junction. The form of the wire knot is determined by the design of the wire and the manufacturer. The wire knot secures the two wires firmly with the intention that neither will slip along each other.
Manufacturers produce field fencing in a number of different heights and mesh sizes. Field fencing is typically meant for sheep but can be used to contain other farm animals as well. The size of field fencing depends on what it is going to be used for. Field fencing that is meant for sheep may be 4 feet tall with openings of 6 inches by 6 inches. On the other hand, field fencing for horses will have openings of 2 inches by 4 inches. This size of mesh openings will prevent a horse's hoof from getting caught in the fence.
Properly installed field fencing can last for as long as 20 to 25 years with basic yearly maintenance. The maintenance of field fencing involves stretching the field fencing every once in a while in order to increase the longevity and durability of the field fencing. Installing a dummy post which is a post used in order to pull the wire tight is an easy method to stretch field fencing. Ensure that all your wooden corners and line posts are installed firmly no less than 3 feet into the ground before you start stretching your field fencing. Fence stretchers are tools that use a lever to tighten a fence, this is an essential part of fence maintenance. Fencing a field can be an exhausting and a tiresome process, therefore it is recommended to have an assistant handy to assist you with the installation.
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Nanyang Seascape Hotel Zhuhai
- Location:
- Address: No. 108 Gaosha Middle Street, Gongbei, Zhuhai
- Tel: 8132222 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: Nanyang Seascape Hotel Zhuhai
- Lowest Price: $84
The Nanyang Seascape Hotel is located in the flourishing Gongbei District, Zhuhai. Facing the beautiful Chinese South Sea, nearby the Macau. As a 4-star hotel with international deluxe level, the hotel is a combination of travel, relaxation and business.
For the food, there are west restaurant, lobby, coffee bar with graceful surroundings and arioso music, and the famous seafood, which proivde various cates, and you can enjoy particular style sitology culture.
The hotel has a multifunctional hall which can holds 350 persons, with modern light system and projection system, there are also different size conference rooms, it can suits your different request.
For the entertainment, there are swimming pool, club, performing hall, massage, sauna, beautiful salon, tennis ball and so on. You can relax yoursely thoroughly in these places.
Opened in 2002. Welcome to Nanyang Seascape Hotel!
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
- Payment Method: pay using our secure online payment service or pay at the hotel at some hotels.
- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost.
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|Luggage service, Car rentals, Laundry service, Room service, Express check-in/check-out, Currency Exchange, Wake Up Call, Parking Service, 24hr Reception, Permanent English-speaking staff, Business Centre, Copy Service, E-mail, Translation Service, Fax Service, Typing Service
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|Air conditioning, AM/FM radio, Alarm clock, Color Television, Cable/satellite TV, Complimentary newspaper, Coffee/tea maker, Telephone, Hair dryer, In-room safe, Electronic Lock, Iron and ironing board, Refrigerator, Mini Bar, Bath and Shower, Non-smoking rooms available, In-house movies, Internet access,
Hotel Amenities: Elevator, Parking, Air-Conditioned Facilities, Beauty Salon, Sauna, Business Center, Gift Shop, Gymnasium , Meeting Room, Ballroom, Deposit Box at Front Desk, Airline Desk, Fire Detector
Dining Facilities: Chinese Restaurant, Western Restaurant, Cafe, Bar, Lounge Bar
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By Chef John Gurnee
Is your freezer loaded with duck breasts? Here's a quick and tasty recipe for a crispy pile of goodness everyone will enjoy.
Soak the birds overnight in milk to draw out some of the gamey flavor, as well as tenderize the meat (thanks to lactic acid in the milk). Using just enough milk to cover, put the skinless breasts in a plastic container or sealed plastic bag in the fridge overnight.
2 cups flour
2 cups milk or buttermilk
1 Tablespoons paprika
1 Teaspoon mace
1 Tablespoon black pepper
1 Tablespoon salt
1 Teaspoon allspice
2 cups vegetable oil
1. Remove the duck breasts from the milk and pat dry.
2. Mix together the flour and spices in a shallow dish. Pour the milk or buttermilk into a bowl.
3. Dredge the duck breasts in the flour mixture; dip in milk. Repeat procedure with remaining duck breasts, flour mixture and milk.
4. Dredge the breast in the seasoned flour a final time to ensure a nice coating.
5. Heat oil in a heavy skillet or Fryalator to approximately 350 degrees. Carefully add duck to oil; cook 1½ minutes. Turn duck over; cook 1½ minutes. Remove duck from oil and place on a paper towel to drain. Season with a sprinkle of salt.
Slice the duck breasts or serve them whole with your favorite condiments. I enjoy a souped-up, spicy ketchup.
Mmm spicy ketchup...
1 cup balsamic vinegar, reduced by half
1 cup ketchup
1/4 cup brown sugar
1 Tablespoon your favorite hot sauce
1. Reduce balsamic vinegar in a 2 quart saucepan by half over medium high heat.
2. Reduce heat to low and add the remaining ingredients. Simmer for 2 minutes on low, stirring regularly.
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Day #315 - Almost there 50 more days!!! Day #2 food logging
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
No workout yesterday as I stated last nite.
I logged in all of my food for yesterday and proud to say that I'm under my calories for the day!!! My new goal is to track my food for the entire month of May. I believe once I accomplish this goal I would have made this a HABIT!!! So I'm downloading the app on my phone and trying this approach. I was going to join WW online and use their tools but thought:
1. I know what to eat and how much too eat - I just need to eat those things.
2. I know that i need to track my food to see EXACTLY how many calories I'm consuming not guessing I'm eating within range.
3. I know that I have to drink my water at a minimum of 64 ounces a day
4. I know I need to get at minimum 30 minutes of exercise 5-6 days a week
5. I know I didn't gain this weight overnight and I most certainly know I won't lose it overnight.
6. I know that I can do this because the most weight I've ever lost was 48#s (so close to 50). I did it once I can do it again
7. I know that fruits and more veggies must become a staple in my diet
8. I know that sugar, bread and pastas are not helping me get there
9. I know that consistency in all of these areas will get me where I desire to go.
10. I know I need to cut out the over indulgence in sweets (my enemy)
So, my focus for the month of May (what's left of it) is to do the things I listed above and I know that the weight will begin to dissolve.
What's so crazy about all of this I get surprised when I do these things and I lose weight consistently. Why can't I just continue to do this and stop putting the blame on other areas. So I think that as I approach my one year of consistently exercising my next focus will be on my eating not exactly sure what or how just yet. There are a few areas I want to change so I'll give some thought to this over the next 23 days. By June 1st I hope to have something ready.
Our Pastor had special prayer last nite for anyone that wanted to lose weight. As I said in an earlier blog I believe in the power of prayer. His advice on eating and weighing I usually disagree with. As I initially thought -- he was told he needs to lose 15#s so I knew it was something like that which brought this up again. But I join the group to lose as I'm already on the journey but most certainly can use the prayer and Gods guidance.
I'm still debating on how I will celebrate my one year of consistency - but I'll be sure to share when I do decide.
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The now deceased yet still iconic R & B artist James Brown recorded a musical piece advising us to "Get on the Good foot" and it would appear that maybe Florida's 45th governor is attempting to take the "godfather's" hand. Governor Rick Scott has awarded more than $8.4 million to approximately 80 Palm Beach County Schools as part of Florida's School Recognition Program. Governor Scott made the announcement during the Palm Beach Strategic Forum, an international business assembly that took place at PBC Convention Center.
Apparently and finally, Governor Scott is acknowledging and recognizing (without any further dispute)the undeniable nobility and unstoppable spirit of the genuine American teachers, educators and all related support employees in the mining and refining of the original gold standards of education which evokes into all disciplines, the 3R's of Reading, wRiting and aRithematics. Superintendent E. Wayne Gent along with school board Vice Chairman Frank Barbieri and a group of stellar principals, teachers and students accepted the recognition and more than $8.4 million on behalf of the School District of Palm Beach County.
"Our students and teachers in Palm Bach County deserve to be rewarded for their hard work and I am pleased to recognize them for their achievements with this $8.4 million investment. One of my top priorities as Governor is to create jobs and opportunities for Florida families. We know that a good job starts with a great education and Florida continues to be a leader in education. I look forward to continued gains," added Governor Scott.
The School Recognition Program acknowledges the quality of public schools by giving financial rewards based on sustained or significantly improved student achievement in reading, mathematics, science and writing. Schools eligible for recognition awards include those receiving an 'A' school grade, improving at least one letter grade from the previous year, or improving more than one letter grade and sustaining the improvement the following school year."
Schools can use the money for faculty or staff bonuses, to purchase educational equipment or materials, or hire temporary staff to help maintain or improve student performance.
Final word from a taking care of business prospective, "Caveat Emptor" (Latin), which simply means let the buyer beware.
The following principals, teachers and students attended the recognition (see list below). While America's law enforcement is considered to be amongst the finest (inclusive of the Treasure Coast), Teachers, Educators, et al are America's representation of the Monarch class . . . meet some of the "Royals" in Palm Beach County.
REF: SDPBC (Press Release) Public Affairs Office, Apr. 2014
The real class act
Maria Aparicio – Palm Beach County Teacher of the Year. Teaches Physics Honors and Advanced Placement Physics at West Boca Raton Community High School. She is also a National Board Certified Teacher. Mrs. Aparicio has been dedicated to her career for 36 years. She sets extra hours after school and dedicates her lunch hour to help her students.
Todd LaVogue – STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) Coordinator and Environmental Science Teacher at Roosevelt Middle School. More importantly, he is known for establishing a rapport with his students and believes that every student has the potential to be an expert on any field they desire.
Jennifer Cournoyer – 4th grade Writing teacher at Washington Elementary. Last year, this school achieved 100% proficiency in writing which demonstrates the dedication and passion of its teachers. Mrs. Cournoyer makes time for all her students developing strong relationships while collaborates with colleagues throughout the year.
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Silvia Gibson –English teacher at Palm Beach Gardens High School. Mrs. Gibson has been a teacher for 41 years. She is considered a lifelong educator committed to the future of our community.
Sandra Edwards – Principal at Washington Elementary. This is a true school community with 98% of students receiving Free and Reduced Lunch. The dedication of its teachers, staff and parents is evident as last year the school had the most academic progression in the county going from "C" to "A" rate. In addition, Washington Elementary had 91% gains in reading, also the highest in Palm Beach County.
Larry Clawson – Principal at Palm Beach Gardens Community High School. A 5-star magnet school focusing in Global Business, Sports Management, Tourism & Hospitality, Medical, Culinary Arts and Television & Film. The teachers and staff provide superior opportunities to their students and prepare them for post-secondary education and future employment.
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Dr. George Lockhart – Principal at Lake Worth Community High School. Recently achieved the coveted "A" rate by the Florida Department of Education. The school provides a variety of challenging and innovative academic programs including Biomedical Sciences, Criminal Justice, Early Childhood Education, Air Force Junior ROTC, Aerospace Science, among others.
High School Seniors at A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts – Ranked among the top ten high schools in the State of Florida and among the top 100 in the country according to Newsweek's Magazine.
Jazmin Ewers – Arts Major: Music Keyboard. Sport: Volleyball. Attending Fisk University
Juan Granados – Arts Major: Visual. Pathfinder Award Recipient. President of the School Government. Attending Duke University with full scholarship.
Tess Saperstein – Arts Major: Communication. Pathfinder Award Recipient. National Merit Finalist. Attending Harvard University.
Justin Velasques – Art Major: Music Strings. Attending University of Central Florida
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Funded under the Labour Market Activation Fund, it involved 10 regional training networks of 20 unemployed participants each who wished to become self-employed. Micro-entrepreneurial development was developed within a network setting and early-stage development was supported and fostered through training, mentoring and provision of start-p capital. Each network was set up to provide a clear progression route to self -employment.
Overall 219 particpants took part in the 10 networks. Arising out of the programme, 187 new businesses were commenced, giving rise to an estimat4ed 195 owner-manager jobs and 164 additional jobs in year 1, with the expectation of rising to 545 jobs by year 3. The Project concluded in November 2010.
Optimum Limited was one of 4 high quality companies chosen after tender to deliver this initiative on behalf on First Step. In our opinion this was the most complete support initiatives ever provided for start up micro SMEs and it is hoped that it will be re-activated in 2011 and beyond.
Optimum's brief for this Project involved training and mentoring three networks of 60 unemployed participants towards achieving self employment. 56 commenced operations with projected turnover of 6,000,000euro+in year 1 creating 80 jobs. 30+ availed of First Step start-up finance of circa 500,000euro thus far and 48 achieved FETAC Level 6 Entrepreneurial Studies Certification. These micro businesses represented business across all the sectors e.g. Retail, Restaurants, Application Development, IT Support, Tourism, Food, Smart Economy, Fashion, and Marketing Services. The programme involved a mix of direct training, mentoring, networking events and supporting Entrepreneurs in the preparation of professional business plans to obtain financial support. Coaching and mentoring were key to the programme success and each Entrepreneur received professional advice for Financial Committee presentations and submissions.


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The most common tick-borne illness in the United States is Lyme disease, which when left untreated, can be a source of severe health problems. Dr. Brian Donnelly, a board-certified pediatrician at the North Hills Division of Pediatric Alliance, provides information and advice that can help parents prevent and treat members of their family who have been bitten by a tick.
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For the Marlins, it is now "Road, sweet road"
(Posted by Ted Hutton)
When you go 1-10 in a home stand, one has to figure not much is going right.
Take Monday's finale, for example.
The Marlins couldn't buy a clutch hit in the first 10 games, going 12-for-91 (.132).
Monday they go 10-for-20 with RISP, but still leave 10 men on base (if you are counting that is 102 in the home stand) and lose 12-9.
The D-Backs jump out to a 9-0 lead and the Marlins make a game of it, but can't rally back.
Ricky Nolasco is awful, as he is still struggling with his mechanics.
So now the Marlins head into their comfort zone, which means getting away from Sun Life.
The Marlins are 17-11 on the road and 15-21 at SLS.
But things are not exactly lining up great — the Marlins play four games in three days at Philly, and the pitching matchups are Volstad vs. Hamels, Minor League Callup vs. Kendrick; Sanchez vs. Halladay and Vazquez vs. Lee.
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Dr. Darleen Fisher is a Program Director in the National Science Foundations Directorate for Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) Division of Computer and Network Systems (CNS) Network Systems Cluster.
Dr. Fisher received her Ph.D. from Syracuse University. She is a member of IEEE and ACM.


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An international collaboration between the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, and the United States, Frankenstein's Army was originally released in 2013. Although a found-footage film, Frankenstein's Army does not rely on this conceit overtly, thus making it a little more tolerable than other films of its ilk.
Frankenstein's Army is set during the twilight of World War II. A battalion of Russian soldiers is steadily making their way toward the eastern part of Germany. Hounding the soldiers is a Russian filmmaker (played by Alexander Mercury), who has been tasked with filming a propaganda film that showcases Soviet supremacy. Unbeknownst to the battalion, there is also an agent whose secret role is to bring back one Dr. Frankenstein to Russia, where he can work his magic for Joseph Stalin.
The bulk of the film has the battalion raiding a small village, where they discover an underground lair in which Dr. Frankenstein (Karel Roden)—the great-grandson of the man who built the original monster—is working on what amounts to Borg from Star Trek—creatures that are human at their core but have been melded with all manner of machines recovered from the war. Consequently, creatures are made up of old airplane parts, military vehicle gear, and old-school weaponry, including machetes, blades, and other horrible implements design to brutally kill.
Before Dr. Frankenstein can explain why he is building these machines, the machines mercilessly attack the battalion, cutting it down man by bloody man in some horrifying ways. As the survivors make their way deeper into the maze that is the good doctor's underground lair, they find more and more of the machines, until there are only a few soldiers left to contend with the mastermind himself.
So, why is Dr. Frankenstein making these creatures? At the beginning, he was tasked to create invincible soldiers for none other than Adolf Hitler. However, the doctor along the way began to experiment with the human brain and its capacity for violence. Dr. Frankenstein since went rogue, hiding in his underground laboratory and now not only creating cyborgs (man and machine) but also brain-melded cyborgs. That is, creatures with mixed ideologies—say, a Soviet part of a brain mixed with that of a German and perhaps even that of British or American soldiers. The end result, the good doctor surmises, is a creature with an ideology that is all human, and thus war can finally come to an end.
But the creatures are insane, and soon there is nothing left to control and contend with them. As all hell breaks loose, even the filmmaker finds that violence will never cease, despite Dr. Frankenstein's lofty goals and penchant for butchery.
Directed by Richard Raaphorst, Frankenstein's Army has little plot to it. The found-footage structure bogs the film down, although Raaphorst is quick to abandon the conceit to focus—perhaps even showcase—the wonderful creatures that are the true gem of the film. Raaphorst himself spearheaded the many designs of the cyborgs, which are little more than Borg-like zombies designed to kill anything in their path.
Although Frankenstein's Army has little to recommend it, Raaphorst's creatures, achieved using hands-on and practical effects and little if any CGI, are a joy to behold. There are creatures like Razorteeth, whose "head" is made up of metal mandibles that look like a Venus Fly Trap; Propellerhead, who has been made from old aircraft parts and who uses the propeller to tear soldiers apart; and Mosquito Man, who walks with stilt-like appendages and looks like a Gestapo agent on steroids.
Bottom line: Frankenstein's Army has little characterization, a basic if convoluted plot, and lackluster if not straightforward direction. However, the imagination, black humor, and special effects make this movie a definite watch for those looking for something strange, twisted, and darkly humorous. Frankenstein's Army is not meant to be taken seriously, so by all means, enjoy the cheese!


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Fakhri appeared on America's Next Top Model Cycles 2 and 3 in 2004. She posed for the 2009 Kingfisher Swimsuit Calendar. In 2011, she made her feature film debut in the Bollywood film, Rockstar, alongside Ranbir Kapoor which was released on November 11, 2011.
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