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Published: Sunday, December 9, 2012 at 6:01 a.m.
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State Sen. Troy Brown will host the first of two Community Holiday Feasts today at St. Luke Catholic Church Reception Center, 1100 Bourbon St., Thibodaux.
The second is scheduled for Dec. 16 at the Napoleonville Community Center, 4770 La. 1.
Dinners will be served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Guests are invited to stay and dine with the senator or take their meals to go.
Brown and his team of community volunteers will be serving a festive holiday meal with turkey, ham and all the trimmings.
Brown said the dinner is a gesture of thanks and appreciation to the people of District 2.
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Using our PROVA Power Analyzer WM-01 or "Power Thingy" as it has become quickly known as to our readers, we are now able to find out what kind of power is being used by our test system and the associated graphics cards installed. Keep in mind; it tests the complete system (minus LCD monitor, which is plugged directly into AC wall socket).
There are a few important notes to remember though; while our maximum power is taken in 3DMark06 at the same exact point, we have seen in particular tests the power being drawn as much as 10% more. We test at the exact same stage every time; therefore tests should be very consistent and accurate.
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Police: Woman busted selling pot across from TPD
Published: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at 9:41 a.m.
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Police say that a woman was selling marijuana out of a house just across the street from Tuscaloosa Police Department headquarters.
"While search warrants are a common occurrence, the location of the residence that the suspect was selling drugs from was very surprising," said TPD spokesman Sgt. Brent Blankley.
Officers with the West Alabama Narcotics Task Force executed a search warrant at the home around 7 p.m. Tuesday. They charged Bridgette Ann Barnette, 24, with two counts of first-degree distribution of marijuana, one count of possession of marijuana and one count of possession of drug paraphernalia. She remained in the Tuscaloosa County Jail Wednesday morning with bail set at $81,000.
Police did not release the amount of marijuana that was confiscated or say what led them to the home.
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Published: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 4:10 p.m.
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Inspired by a dream, Houma resident Naja Bonvillian is the owner of a new business in Houma.
"God put it in my heart to do, and everything just fell in place," she said.
Bonvillian opened Barrow Street Marketplace, 1244 Barrow St., Suite 101, on Saturday with the help of some friends.
She said starting the market first came to her as an idea. Once she gathered a healthy amount of vendors to share in the success of the business, going forth with her plan was a given.
"Once I started moving forward with my plans, I had a dream about it, and that gave me confirmation that I was doing the right thing," Bonvillian said.
The flea market is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday.
Five vendors are set up, and locals will have the opportunity to purchase creative, custom, handcrafted and designer-quality items, Bonvillian said.
Thibodaux resident Quenson Cross, one of the vendors, owns Cross Seven and said customers can purchase customized Cross Seven clothing and merchandise, designer fragrance oils and lotions, as well as designer sunglasses.
Other items at the market include jewelry, homemade bath and body products, custom embroidery and monogramming, rosaries, inspirational items, quilts and more.
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TUSCALOOSA | The Tuscaloosa Department of Transportation advises that Roland Pugh Construction will close 21st Street between Greensboro Avenue and 26th Avenue from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. today while paving a sewer cut.
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Congratulations to the Kirksville High School girls basketball team who once again captured a district tile with a victory over Mexico on Saturday. Mexico made it interesting and KHS got off to a slow start and trailed by two points at halftime before outscoring Mexico 20 to 5 in the third quarter to take the lead for good. Kirksville next plays in the first round of the state playoffs Wednesday night at Troy. Things get much tougher from here but if the Lady Tigers play the way they are capable of playing they can in my opinion make it all the way to Columbia.
Both Truman State basketball teams begin post season play this week as the men are on their way to Pittsburg, KS to play Pittsburg State. The Bulldogs lost by 5 to Pitt State a few weeks ago. The Bulldogs were victorious over Northwest Missouri State last Saturday which gave them the 10th seed in the MIAA tournament and save them an even longer trip. Truman has been playing better of late so tonight's game could be very interesting. I have said all year that this team is better than they have been playing and we are finally starting to see that.
The women on the other hand struggled at the end of the season including a tough loss at Northwest last Saturday and dropped down to the fifth seed thus losing their first round bye. They will play at Pershing tomorrow night against Southwest Baptist the 12th seed who Truman has already beaten twice this year. Hopefully the Bulldogs can get back to playing with the intensity they showed earlier in the year and go a long way in the MIAA playoffs.
How crazy has this year been in college basketball? Well, thanks to Missouri's victory over LSU on Saturday they are now tied for third place in the SEC. The Tigers only have two road victories and have lost several games on the road they shouldn't have lost but if they can win both their games this week they will go into next week's SEC tournament in Nashville with a double bye which means they wouldn't have games on either of the first two days of the tournament and would thus play a team who was already worn down by playing on consecutive days. The Tigers next game is at home tomorrow night against an Arkansas team that comes into Columbia having won some big games of late including winning their first meeting with Mizzou a couple of weeks ago. It will also be Mike Anderson's first trip back to Columbia after bolting from the Tigers to coach at Arkansas. This should only add to the intensity level at Mizzou Arena.
Congratulations to Columbia, MO's Carl Edwards who ended a two year winless drought by winning Sunday's NASCAR race in Phoenix. What a difference a week makes, Edwards had one of the worst weeks you could possibly have as a NASCAR driver at Daytona when he wrecked five different cars but was able to turn things around to win yesterday. Hopefully this will be the start of a good year for Mr. Edwards.
We'll be back on Wednesday with a look back at a busy two days of sports action and a look ahead to the remainder of the week plus an update on spring training baseball. Thank you for supporting this and all the blogs on this site and congratulations to Rachel Ruhlen whose blog has been picked up by several other newspapers. Excellent work Rachel!
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Typographic Treasure Hunt, by Crystal Lin
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Posted: Jun 5th 2013
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This is part of a short little series, talking to some of the Shillington graduates involved in The Design Kids' Threesome exhibition. You can see the finished artworks out and about living life on the streets in Surry Hills over the next few days. Crystal Lin studied with us full-time and graduated a couple of weeks ago. She talks about her experience working as a team, paired up with design graduate Lucie Cleuet and typographer Wayne Thompson for this project.
My Threesome experience was amazing.
I know what you're thinking! Just to be clear, my experience designing a typographic poster with contributions from three different designers was amazing. The collaboration was between professional typographer Wayne Thompson, graduate Lucie Cleuet, and myself as a student.
I met up with Lucie Cleuet at the start of the project, as Wayne lives in another city, and we discussed the brief. We had to come up with a typographic poster of a three-word phrase, delegating one word to each designer. Talk about a mission and a half trying to find a phrase that wouldn't leave one designer in the dust with a boring word like "a" or "the"!
Settling on Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, a euphemism for "what the f***" using words from the NATO phonetic alphabet, we dismissed ourselves and started thumbnailing, sending them to each other and throwing ideas around by email.
Email by email, (and with a lot of critiquing and advice from our knowledgeable type master Wayne) we saw our phrase come alive from paper to vectors in Illustrator! As with any design, we ummm'd and ahhh'd over which colours to feature, how would we make it so that one word wouldn't outdo the others. How would we make each word retain its own personality but bring a sense of unity in the overall composition?
We got there in the end.
And finally, we added a subtle camouflage texture to tie in the military use of the NATO alphabet.
Off to the printers it went and onto a window for public viewing. Now, your mission is to hunt out Surry Hills for our poster. Over and out.


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STOCKTON - A couple in their 90s were held at gunpoint Sunday afternoon in the 5500 block of Governor Circle after two masked men threw a rock through a rear sliding glass door to enter their home, Stockton police reported.
The man, 92, and woman, 96, were asleep when the suspects first entered their home at 4 p.m. Police reported that one of the suspects kept a gun pointed at the victims while the second victim ransacked the home. They took an unknown amount of property before fleeing the area on foot, police reported.
The only description police provided of the suspects was two black males wearing dark clothing, masks and possibly latex gloves.
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Pete and Judie blog about current events, politics, education, the economy, and other issues relevant to life in Butler County. We explore issues from diverse viewpoints, synthesizing essential information and resources to assist readers in forming their own opinions. Readers are encouraged to contribute to the discussions initiated in our blog by posting comments.
Our eyes change as we grow older starting around age 50. For example, our ability to see color decreases as we age, particularly blues and pale colors. Although getting older doesn't result in poor eyesight for everyone, declining vision is common.
These changes make it harder for mature eyes to read print and electronic communications without some accommodations. If people will have difficultly reading what your write, why bother?
Communicating electronically or in print with older readers requires accommodations for this reality. Here's some tips for making information easier to read for persons living with vision challenges.
1) Use san serif fonts. That's French for text fonts that are "without serifs." Serifs are those frills at the end of letters. Times New Roman is an example. Those flourishes at the ends of the letters have the effect of making the letters run together making it harder to distinguish individual letters.
San serif font examples: Ariel, Calibre, Tahoma, Verdana, Segoe UI.
2) Use a larger font size. The recommended minimum font size is 12 point for text in letters and print material. For Power Point presentations, use a minimum of 22 point fonts.
Use 14 point for persons who have mild vision issues.
Use 18 point or larger for persons with low vision.
3) Use dark colors for text (black, navy blue, etc.) on a light background, and especially avoid using blues, purples, and pale colors for your text. Pale blues are the worst, despite their popularity among some email users.
4) Backgrounds behind text should be light colored and uncluttered. It is much harder to read text that is overlaid on a photo or other busy background. Also, light colored text on black or other dark backgrounds is extremely hard to read for many persons with low vision.
5) Don't use italics or underlining because they make letters run together (similar to the problem with serifs). Italics make it harder to distinguish between individual letters. Underlining also makes it harder to distinguish between individual letters and words. Italics with underling is worse yet.
Because hyperlinks typically are light blue and underlined, using bold is a way to compensate.
6) Don't use text effects, such as shadows, outlining, and 3-D. They make the text more blurry for older and tired eyes to read.
7) Increase white spaces between text by using short paragraphs, headings and subheadings, bullets, and left justified text. Don't clutter a document, PowerPoint slide or webpage with a lot of clip art, animations, graphics, and photos. Keep it simple.
8) Use captions for photos, clip art, and graphics, especially if they are busy or small sized.
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SUV's driver critical after swerving to avoid golf cart on highway
Published: Monday, May 6, 2013 at 11:03 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 6, 2013 at 11:03 a.m.
A Montegut motorist swerved to avoid rear-ending a golf cart on a dark stretch of Bourg highway Sunday morning and hit a tree instead, State Police said.
Driver Cleveland "Chris" Towns, 63, was in University Hospital in New Orleans this morning in "extremely critical" condition, according to his new bride, Laura Browning.
The driver of the golf cart, 18-year-old Katelyn Marie Duplantis of Chauvin, a senior at South Terrebonne High, is charged with first-degree negligent injuring and driving an improperly equipped vehicle on the highway, police said. Police said she had been drinking prior to the crash.
She and an 18-year-old boy were riding an E-Z-Go golf cart north on La. 24 about 2:20 a.m. Sunday near Louis Mohana Furniture in Bourg when Towns, behind the wheel of a 2003 Oldsmobile Bravada, came up from behind, State Police Troop C spokesman Evan Harrell said.
Towns swerved left to avoid the golf cart and hit a roadside oak tree, and a branch "impacted" the SUV's roof and windshield, Harrell said.
Towns, who wasn't wearing a seat belt, sustained head injuries, according to his wife, and remained unresponsive this morning.
Browning, who said the pair wed two weeks ago, said Towns suffered a brain-stem injury, and it is unlikely he will recover.
Towns was the only one hurt. His passenger, 24-year-old Stacy Porche, was wearing a seat belt and was not injured, Harrell said.
Asked about Towns' destination at that early hour, Browning said she wasn't sure but speculated he might have been going to get a Sunday paper after stargazing.
"He gets up and watches the sky," she said. "There was supposed to be a meteor shower."
Browning said she didn't know anything about a passenger in Towns' SUV and doesn't know Porche.
Duplantis is free on a $50,000 bond. Impaired driving is one of the factors spelled out in the first-degree negligent injuring law, which carries a penalty of up to five years behind bars upon conviction, police said.
An alcohol breath test showed she had a level higher than .02 percent — the limit allowed for those younger than 21, Harrell said. The limit for adults 21 and older is .08 percent.
Browning alleged that the teen had been drinking at a nearby party and that neighbors had called the Terrebonne Sheriff's Office prior to the crash complaining about the noise.
Sheriff Jerry Larpenter said a check of Sheriff's Office records showed no complaints for noise or underage drinking at the address in question.
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text: Defined by understated elegance and peerless craftsmanship, the men's clothing and accessories of Italian designer Daniel Dolce have captivated distinguished gentlemen the world over since 2007. A fashion industry vet, Dolce offers up dress shirts hand-stitched from brightly colored Egyptian cotton, paisley pocket squares, handmade ties crafted from pure silk, and wool scarves. The Daniel Dolce Italy collection, Dolce's outstanding assortment of cufflinks, features mosaic-like designs crafted from semiprecious stones, glass fragments and silver as well as tie bars and collar stays. "Styles change… but quality is forever," as Daniel Dolce himself points out — but with threads and furnishings as stunning as these, you'll never fall out of fashion.