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Most of us try to get at least some physical exercise.
A great many studies have shown the health benefits of even moderate exercise. A 30 minute walk every day, or every other day, walking with a heel-to-toe roll strengthens the calf muscles enough to take a lot of wear and tear off your heart and flakes the rust out of your joints.
A little time spent at the Y during the winter months does a lot for quality of life, especially those of us who spend entirely too much time sitting down. Not trying to emulate the lifters, not going for weight, just moving.
But what about our brains?
Turns out there's a whole science and a growing industry dedicated to brain exercise, and I've become an enthusiastic convert.
You buy a subscription and you get 5-10 minutes a day of games that help improve memory, speed, decision-making, calculations, pattern recognition, and helps get the brain started in the morning better than coffee.
For me personally it's great for writer's block, concentration, and articulation. If I'm stuck on a piece, a little break for training helps get the words flowing again. And it's something productive to do in those frustrating times while waiting for someone to return a phone call!
The site lets you chart your progress in the areas you chose to work on, and compare your improvement to other users in your age group. There are said to be physical changes in the brain too. There's neuron growth, just as physical exercise causes muscle growth.
It's even supposed to make you a better driver!
There are several different companies, the one I use is called Lumosity.

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The Best Designs
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Posted by: Thea
Posted: Oct 15th 2012
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Site Inspire is one of my favourite haunts for truly incredible web design, but I recently stumbled across another site that offers a lot of digital inspiration. It's simply called The Best Designs. Check it out if you'd like some inspiration!


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Hazardous trees removed at DuPont
Published: Friday, February 15, 2013 at 6:38 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 15, 2013 at 6:38 p.m.
N.C. Forest Service rangers took part in chain saw training during a Hazardous Tree Removal class at DuPont State Recreational Forest Thursday.
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Forest rangers recently identified a number of trees that needed to be removed. They also saw an opportunity to facilitate training for 25 rangers in chain saw use and safety. Rangers used chain saws to cut down about 100 hazardous trees, then they worked with heavy equipment to remove the logs from the area, officials said.
The work focused on areas where dying trees presented a hazard to visitors. The work, which took place in the Hooker Falls area, required the site to be temporarily closed for three days. These areas now are open to the public.
Many of the trees that were cut down were damaged by insects, disease or lightning strikes. The damage threatened the structural integrity of the trees, which could lead to falling limbs or entire trees. Some of the trees included hemlocks affected by the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid, white pines, oaks and a mix of other hardwoods.
"This work had the added benefit of training for N.C. Forest Service rangers that serve as initial attack firefighters on wildland fires throughout the state. Cutting down these complicated trees now means that these folks will have more experience when faced with similar problem trees on the fireline," said David Brown, DuPont State Recreational Forest supervisor.
Removing trees is consistent with the Resource Management Plan for the forest, officials said. The plan is designed to provide for forest management activities that exhibit sound ecological practices, as well as natural resource conservation and education.
To learn more about the management activities and trainings conducted at DuPont, call 828-877-6527 or visit www.ncforestservice.gov/Contacts/dsf.htm.
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Oregon received national recognition for its efforts to promote and protect the voting rights of America's military service members and their families. Oregonians who are temporarily overseas may take advantage of the same services as military voters.
Eligible voters may register online with an Oregon driver license or state ID from the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
The Federal Voting Assistance Program's online system does not require an Oregon driver license.
Eligible voters must be registered 21 days before an election in order to cast a ballot.
Ballots will be mailed to military and overseas voters at least 45 days before Election Day. Ballots may be accessed on My Vote, and filled in with Oregon's online ballot-marking tool.
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Ballots must be received by 8 p.m. on Election Day. Postmarks don't count.
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In 2014 for the first time, all 193 UN Member States now have national Websites
Between 2012 and 2014, the number of countries offering mobile apps and mobile portals doubled to almost 50 countries
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A ranking of United Nations Member States comparing e-government—digital interactions between governments and people—varies greatly among and within regions, but most countries are making progress on providing greater access, according to the 2014 UN E-Government Survey.
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Building on future site of New Belgium Brewery destroyed
Published: Saturday, April 6, 2013 at 12:19 p.m.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — Firefighters in Asheville are keeping an eye on what's left after a blaze destroyed at least one building on the future site of the New Belgium Brewery.
The fire was reported about 11 p.m. Friday and appeared to be in two structures on the site. Battalion Chief Carlo Marzella called the fire "definitely suspicious" and said it was under investigation.
Another suspicious fire earlier this week damaged a nearby building, the old Asheville Cotton Mill.
Demolition was under way on the site in preparation for construction of the brewery, and Marzella said he did not know if New Belgium had been notified of the fire as of Saturday morning.
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Earning as a designer
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Posted: Jan 8th 2013
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Fab piece from the Creative Review blog — 'On the money' discusses the ever-hot topic of charging & earning as a graphic designer. Not necessarily gospel, but a really useful guide to expectations around earnings.


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Linotype: The Film
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Posted: Nov 27th 2012
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Thanks to the Reform Creative Blog we discovered the trailer for 'Linotype: The Film'.
'Linotype: The Film is a feature-length documentary centered around the Linotype type casting machine. Called the "Eighth Wonder of the World" by Thomas Edison, it revolutionized printing and society. The film tells the charming and emotional story of the people connected to the Linotype and how it impacted the world.'
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Nothing says thank you (and don't-you-forget-how-great-I-am) than a leave behind after your interview with a prospective employer. Your leave behind can be anything you want it to be, and there are lots of ideas you can produce to fit any budget.
These are some key pointers to keep in mind when brainstorming concepts.
- Brand it inline so it's consistent with the rest of your identity.
- Make sure it showcases your best work in the best light possible.
- It should be something your future employer would want to keep so it should be difficult for them to part with.
- Small enough to stay on their desk, but not get lost amongst their mess – keep it within their reach.
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Dr. Willis E. Garrett, 98
Published: Friday, November 9, 2012 at 7:59 a.m.
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HENDERSONVILLE — Dr. Willis E. Garrett, 98, of Hendersonville, died on Thursday, November 1, 2012. He was born on September 14, 1914, in Norfolk, Va., to the late Claude B. Garrett and Eloise Curdts Garrett. He was also preceded in death by his loving wife, Ruth Arnold Garrett; his great-grandson, Jackson Brave Bauman; and his three sisters, Annabelle Garrett, Eloise Garrett Perry and Virginia Garrett Phillips.
Willis grew up in Miami, Fla., attended Maryville College in Tennessee, Dallas Theological Seminary, and Harvard School of Chaplaincy.
His ministries were with Tarpon Springs Presbyterian Church, Miami Beach Presbyterian Church, Calvary Church in Miami and Faith Bible in Hendersonville, where he served as an interim pastor. He was a chaplain in the Army Air Corps during World War II, serving in North Africa and Italy. He founded Miami Christian College and co-founded Miami Christian School. Willis and Ruth were short-term missionaries in Quito, Ecuador, with HCJB World Radio.
Dr. Garrett is survived by his two daughters, Beverly Johnson and her husband, David, and Wynn Ann Bauman; four grandchildren, Danen Johnson, Nathan Bauman and his wife, Julie, Wendi Johnson and her husband, Gordon, Andrew Bauman and his wife, Christy; one great-grandson; and several nieces and nephews.
The family would like to extend a very special thank you to the caring staff of Carillon Assisted Living and to friend and caretaker, Brenda Christopher.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, November 10, 2012, at Thos. Shepherd's Church Street Chapel with the Rev. Charles B. Evans III officiating. A private burial will be held at a later date.
Memorial contributions may be made to Caribbean Christian Crusade Inc., PO Box 4242, Mayaguez, PR 006681-4242.
A register book is available online for family and friends by visiting www.thosshepherd.com.
Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors and Cremation Memorial Center is in charge of arrangements.
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Our Cotton Baby Socks are wonderfully soft "footie" styled socks with cushioned bottom to soothe little soles on the go, go, go. They are made with 85% Certified Organic Cotton, 12.4% Nylon, 2.6% Spandex here in the U.S.A. They come two pair to a package. Choose either Infant or Toddler size.
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New Edition newspaper redesign
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Posted: May 20th 2013
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We're really liking the layout and colour palettes used by BachGarde Design when they put together a new look and feel for Nya Upplagan (New Edition), a free Swedish newspaper. Combining strong blocks of colour, typography, and black and white photography reminiscent of traditional newspaper printing, the Stockholm-based studio have given the newspaper a recognisable visual identity.


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St. Paul's Lutheran School held an information night for interested parents Tuesday, March 12. The night focused especially on students from pre-school to kindergarten.
St. Paul's Lutheran School offers a learning environment where academics are taught surrounded by Christ-centered values. They are a member of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod, which is the third largest Lutheran church body in North America with the fourth largest private school system in the nation.
Spots are available for the pre-school, pre-kindergarten and kindergarten classes for three to five year olds.Tuition varies for members of the community and members of St. Paul's and range from $50 a month to $140 a month K-8.
St. Paul's Lutheran School offers an average class size with a ten to one student to teacher ratio. Students are given all of the skills needed to graduate high school, with St. Paul's boasting a 100 percent graduation rate. They are a fully accredited institution with caring faculty and a learning environment.
Students enrolled at St. Paul's have the opportunity to participate in many extra-curricular activities including on-site piano lessons, basketball, science fairs, kickball tournaments and more.
If you'd like more information about how your child can become part of the St. Paul's Lutheran School student body, contact Principle Steve White at 507-375-3809 or email at email@example.com and schedule a full tour today.
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Although Dan Girardi made the final mistake in the Stanley Cup finals opener, his fellow New York Rangers realize their stalwart defenseman hardly deserves the blame for their defeat.
The Rangers rallied to Girardi's defense Thursday, confidently declaring he'll bounce back from the turnover that led to Justin Williams' goal in the Los Angeles Kings' 3-2 overtime victory.
"We understand that wasn't the deciding factor in the game ultimately," said Ryan McDonagh, Girardi's defensive partner. "We could have done a lot more to help our chances. It's unfortunate that it happens to us at that point in the game, but he's a guy that has been through so many ups and downs in his career. We know he's going to bounce back and be a huge part of our Game 2 here."
The Rangers didn't make Girardi available to the media at their oceanside hotel in Santa Monica, but his teammates and coach Alain Vigneault made it clear Girardi's errant pass was just the last miscue in a rough finish at Staples Center.
Despite blowing an early two-goal lead and getting outshot 20-3 in the third period, the Rangers were hanging in with the Kings before Girardi stumbled to his knees and passed the puck straight to Los Angeles' Mike Richards, who fed Williams for the winner 4:36 into overtime.
Vigneault's assistants checked in with Girardi after the turnover, making sure the defenseman wasn't hung up on his mistake heading into Game 2 on Saturday.
"I do know that Dan has got great teammates," Vigneault said. "I'm sure that they've all talked to him. It was a bounce. It was a bounce that unfortunately didn't work out. He couldn't put the handle on it. Stuff like that happens. You've got to turn the page and move on."
Indeed, McDonagh and Girardi had already dissected the play on their own after the game. McDonagh recalled his own mistake in a playoff game against Washington last year, putting the puck over the glass during overtime and setting up a winning power-play goal for the Capitals.
"(Girardi) doesn't sulk (or) think about the what-ifs," McDonagh said. "He just tries to correct it, see what he can do better, and we're there supporting him."
TV ratings: The Kings' overtime victory over the Rangers averaged 4,777,000 viewers, making it NBC's second-most watched Game 1, and the second-most watched opener overall since 1999.
NBC won Wednesday night's prime time among viewers 18-to-49 with a 1.9 rating. The Kings' 3-2 win peaked at 5.7 million viewers from 10:45-11 p.m. EDT. It drew a 3.0 households rating, including a 10.1 in New York and a 7.1 in Los Angeles.
The only Game 1 on NBC to surpass Wednesday night's viewership was last year's triple-overtime game between Boston and Chicago that averaged 6,358,000 viewers.


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Sheriff's Office seeks missing person
Family wants to find 18-year-old Katelyn Murray
Published: Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 9:50 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 9:50 p.m.
The Henderson County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's assistance in locating 18-year-old Katelyn Murray, who voluntarily left her home on Tuesday.
Murray left in the middle of the night, and her family is concerned because they have not heard from her and she has a medical condition, according to a sheriff's office news release.
Murray is under a doctor's care, and she did not take any of her prescribed medications with her, the release states.
Murray is 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighs 180 pounds, has brown hair and brown eyes and wears glasses.
Anyone with information about Katelyn Murray is asked to call Henderson County 911 or the sheriff's office at 828-697-4911.
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Our precious infant Paislyn Diann Spradlin passed gently into the arms of Jesus on March 27, 2013, in Ada, while hearing the peaceful sound of her mommy's heartbeat.
The family has requested donations of new or handmade baby blankets at the service to be donated to the newborn nursery at the Chickasaw National Medical Center in Ada in memory of Paislyn Diann Spradlin as appropriate for memorials.
Service will be 10 a.m., Wednesday, April 3, at Calvary Baptist Church, 214 W. Farrall Street, Shawnee, with Pastor David Henry officiating. Burial will follow at Tecumseh Cemetery under the direction of Cooper Funeral Home of Tecumseh.
To share memories, or to sign the guestbook online, go to www.cooperfuneral.com.
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Charles E. Chamberlin, 76, of Chambersburg, died Thursday, Dec. 27, 2012, in the Shippensburg Health Care Center. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013, in Fogelsanger-Bricker Funeral Home Inc., Shippensburg, with the Rev. Garry L. Culler officiating. Burial will be private in Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery, Annville. A viewing will be held one hour prior to the service.
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What are Sopapillas? They are basically fried dough covered in cinnamon sugar. And they look like little Sofa Pillows. So this cheesecake is a take on that lovely fried dough. Except this has a cream cheese layer smushed in the middle. Oh yeah. This recipe comes from the latest Gooseberry Patch cookbook, Simple Shortcut Recipes.
Unroll one tube of crescent rolls and layer in bottom of pan, pressing seams together.


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The Brooks PureCadence women's running shoes offer lean construction mixed with a responsive fit. This lightweight shoe offers superior support through smart, streamlined features such as a wider Nav Band that's locked in to the medial strike pod. A reinforced heel counter provides great security for your foot, and the internal PDRB helps prevent overpronation. The PureCadence gives runners who need more stability the opportunity to experience what a natural foot strike feels like.
- Shop for Brooks PureCadence women's running shoes from Finish Line. The lightweight shoes offer lean construction, responsive fit, and a Nav Band for support.
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One of the most popular events of the year at the lake is returning after a four-year hiatus, but under a slightly different name.
The Mountain Man Rendezvous is now called The Dam Rendezvous, and will be held at the same location as before — at the Bagnell Dam Campground below the dam in Lake Ozark.
The event will be held May 10-12 and is sponsored by the Dam Bait Shop and Campground which is owned by Betsey Browning.
The Rendezvous is a step back in Missouri history as participants will set up camp as settlers and travelers did more than 100 years ago. There will be a blacksmith shop, Irish pub with Irish crème soda, traders, craftsmen, demonstrations, black powder shoots, archery competition by KOSH Trading and Post Archery, hawk and knife throwing, fire starting, a kids' fishing contest and more.
There will be potluck and live music on Saturday, May 11.
Cost is $2 and children under 15 are free.
Primitive camp fee is $15, trader fee is $25. Modern camp fee is $16 per night or $23 for a full hook-up.
For more information, call The Dam Bait Shop at 573-365-9135.
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Wednesday's letters: Fighting poverty
Published: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at 5:52 p.m.
To the editor: The new norm in working for a living is working to reach the poverty or near-poverty level. Near poverty is defined as up to 200 percent of the poverty level.
The vast majority of working Americans sell their labor. They are primarily dependent upon the earnings reported on the annual W-2 form received from their employer. In 2011, one-half of all W-2s more than 75 million workers had a reported income of less than $26,965. Working full time, the wage cap for these workers was $12.96 per hour. Almost all worked for considerably less.
The poverty guideline for a family of four was $22,350 in 2011; $10.75 per hour working full time. For most families in the lower earning half discussed above, both parents would necessarily be working to avoid poverty but remain poor. Had minimum wage kept up with inflation, it would be $10.56.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology calculates a near-poverty living wage for the same family living in Henderson County to be $18.82 per hour, or $39,146 per year. The mean average wage/salary disbursement for North Carolina in 2011 was $43,107. Nationally it was $41,211, and two-thirds of W-2 workers earned less.
Harold Hellickson
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To the editor: Cotton Patch Gospel at the Flat Rock Playhouse Downtown is the second of the seasons two opening shows that anyone from Henderson County gets a $5 discount on, and you shouldnt pass it up.
The late Harry Chapin (of Cats in the Cradle fame) wrote the Southern folk and bluegrass songs for this show as his very last work, and they are awesome.
The singing, acting and playing of the guitar, mandolin, banjo and fiddle in the show are up to the task in every way!
The five performers are well known in music circles (one of them had a run as Jerry Lee Lewis on Broadway), and they lead the audience through this modern retelling of the Gospels of Matthew and John set in rural Georgia.
The narration and the songs from the cast jump from joyous to fearful and back again, and the audience goes right along with them.
While I could imagine this show coming across as hokey in other hands, this crew gives a performance that is powerful and very fun at the same time.
Steve Walker
Editors note: Cotton Patch Gospel opens today at Playhouse Downtown. For details, call 693-0731 or visit www.flatrockplayhouse.org.
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Former TCHS player named to SIAC preseason softball team
Published: Saturday, February 9, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, February 9, 2013 at 12:23 a.m.
Atlanta, Ga. | The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced its 2013 preseason softball all-conference team as voted by the SIAC Softball Coaches Association and headlining the team is Stillman College's Bailey Braughton, the reigning SIAC Player of the Year.
Braughton, a former Tuscaloosa County High School player, ranked second in the conference with 11 home runs, 51 RBI's, 54 runs scored and 62 hits during her breakout year in 2012.
Joining Braughton on the first team is teammate Ashley Savage, named the 2012 SIAC Starting Pitcher of the Year.
Savage finished last season with 14 wins, 3.61 and threw 146 strikeouts.
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OAKLAND -- The two teen girls had been friends since they were 8 years old and their bond was unbreakable. So, when one wanted to leave a relative's East Oakland mobile home at 5 a.m. Sunday, the other followed her out into the cold, dark night.
No one really knows what happened after that, but the girls, Bobbie Sartain, 16, and Raquel Gerstel, 15, were found shot to death about an hour later near Brookdale Park, about a mile from the mobile home park. Their killers remain at large.
It was 4 a.m. Sunday when the best friends showed up at Chuck Briggs' aging mobile home at High Street and MacArthur Boulevard. Briggs is Bobbie's uncle and the two girls went to his home occasionally to raid the refrigerator, charge their cellphones and make phone calls, he said.
But on Saturday night, the girls were supposed to be at Raquel's home in San Leandro for a sleepover. Raquel's family could not be located for comment Wednesday and it's unclear if the girls were ever at the San Leandro home Saturday.
"She told me she loved me before she left (for the sleepover)," said Bambi Sartain, Bobbie's mother.
When they turned up at the mobile home in the pre-dawn hours Sunday, Raquel was arguing with someone on the phone, and Briggs told them to lie down and go to sleep, the mother said.
"And they mouthed off a little," said Bambi Sartain. "Her uncle told her to leave, and Raquel wanted to leave and Bobbie went with her. They were best friends. She'd do anything out of loyalty."
The girls reportedly walked to a nearby Union 76 gas station on High Street just before 5 a.m., Bambi Sartain said she has learned since the killing.
It was the last time the girls were seen alive.
"They didn't say where they (had been) or where they were going" when they left the mobile home, the mother said.
The teens were found about 6 a.m., each shot multiple times and lying on the asphalt in the 2600 block of Minna Avenue near the park. Neighbors who heard the gunshots ran outside and saw the girls on the ground, crouched down to hold their hands and called 911.
Bobbie Sartain was a "beautiful girl" with five siblings, her mother said.
"She had a bright future," Bambi Sartain said. "I'll never be able to get over (her death) in my lifetime. She was my heart."
The deaths were the 114th and 115th this year in a city that has seen several young victims of violence; Raquel was the youngest female victim so far this year.
Bambi Sartain said Bobbie loved animals and wanted to become a veterinarian.
"She was a good girl and she got caught up with something she shouldn't have been involved in," Sartain said. "She was a teenager and kind of unruly, but I thought there was more time."
Police do not have a motive for the killings and don't know why the girls were on that street alone at the early hour. No arrests have been made.
Jayne Nayman, who lives across the street from where the bodies were found, said the barrage of bullets -- some say as many as 40 shots -- woke her. Her son, 36-year-old Jed Hamilton, rushed out to the girls' aide with other neighbors, Nayman said.
One of the girls was still alive, Nayman said.
"My son held her hand," she recalled. "I was afraid to go outside, but my son, he's fearless."
Nayman dialed 911.
"I said, 'I live on Brookdale Avenue. I just heard about 30 shots fired outside my house and I hear moaning. Something is terribly, terribly wrong.'"
Police arrived within 90 seconds, she said.
Shortly after, she said, her son ran back to their home, crying.
"He said, 'Don't go out there mom. Stay inside. The blood. It's bad.'"
Neighbors said the girls took their final breaths on separate sides of the street, their bodies lying diagonal from one another.
Two memorials with roses, candles and teddy bears sprung up Wednesday on the street. An anonymous note read, "Sweetheart: Though I did not know you before, I felt great love for you as you were going somewhere else. I promise I will do everything in my power to make sure this was not in vain."
There are other remnants of the shootings. Bullets peppered a car and three rounds hit a single-story home on nearby Brookdale Avenue, owned by retired East Bay parks firefighter Steve Davis, who has lived there two years.
Neighbors said the area isn't particularly dangerous but that prostitutes are known to frequent the area.
The investigation is continuing, but police know little about the teens or what their lives were like before they were slain. Authorities said the two girls had been friends for years after meeting in Alameda, where Raquel was raised before moving to San Leandro. Recently, they were seen together all the time, police said.
Raquel lived in San Leandro and was a freshman at Arroyo High School in San Lorenzo, a school district official said.
"We're all so sad -- our hearts go out to the families," said Sharon Lampel, assistant superintendent of human resources at San Lorenzo Unified School District. "And we're here for our students and staff who need to get through this."
Police said that Bobbie's last known address was in Oakland, but she hadn't been enrolled in the city's school district since 2008, a spokesman said Wednesday.
Family members, meanwhile, are begging anyone who knows anything about the crime to come forward.
"Anyone who knows of any witnesses, please come forward, even anonymously," Bambi Sartain said, crying. "I beg of you. I would do anything to get closure.
"I don't know why someone would do this to my daughter," she said. "She had no money, no nothing. She was just a baby."
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Second prize winners were John McMenimen, Vanessa Rodriguez and Haley Arreola of Butterfield-Odin as well as Mya Hanson and Jouana Rodriguez of St. James.
A group of local people interested in the subject of children's mental health judged the posters and selected the winners of the contest.
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I adopted a 2 year old Jack Russell terrier a year ago who had severe skin allergies. Probably to fleas but the vet and I could never figure it out. As part of a many pronged approach, I have been giving her Chinese Herbal Blends Skin since last summer. She was itching so bad, she had infected open sores all over her body. Now her skin is beautiful and healthy. I can't say it is all from this formula, but I think it is one of the things that helped, as she seemed to start itching less after I started giving it to her.
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Deputies found a Chauvin man trying to sell stolen aluminum to a recycling company, the Sheriff's Office said.
Gene Eddie Theriot, 38, 5311 Bayouside Drive, confessed to stealing the materials he was found with, deputies said. About $1,000 worth of aluminum was reported stolen from J&B Boat Rentals, 5789 La. 56, Chauvin. The owner reported the theft Monday, saying it happened the night before.
Deputies found Theriot on La. 182 near Houma. The aluminum was recovered and returned to the owner.
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The artists are different and the canvas is bigger, but Canada's latest Group of Seven has one thing in common with its namesake: the Canadian landscape.
True, the current group consists of interior designers challenged with creating uniquely Canadian paint palettes rather than iconic Canadian paintings, but the idea is the same: Use the vibrancy, depth and colour of unique regional environments to generate something new.
At least that's the approach Ottawa-based designer Ulya Jensen took when asked by Rona to develop spring-summer and fall-winter palettes as part of a clever marketing ploy to promote their new 1,400-colour interior paint line. Six other designers represented other parts of the country, including Teresa Ryback in British Columbia, Alberta's LeAnne Bunnell, Rob Everitt in Central Canada, Jean De Lessard in Quebec, Roy Banse in Toronto and Halifax's Denise Hermanson.
For Jensen (ulyajenseninteriors.com), who has lived in Ottawa since 1993, finding the right creative influences in Eastern Ontario was a no-brainer.
"I instantly thought of Parliament because of Canada Day. It's such a big part of who we are in this city," she says. "So the Green Pearl colour came from the patina roof top of Parliament.
"I also wanted a colour based on the Canadian Tulip Festival. A really bright purple wouldn't work, so I tried to keep one eye on livable colour, which is why Degas is a softer shade. The Nasca Lines yellow came from a photo I had of Rideau Falls at night, when it takes on this soft, yellowy gold."
Taken together, she says the palette would work well throughout a house or in a bedroom, where soft purples are increasingly being used in lieu of traditional neutrals.
Much stronger is the fall-winter palette, for which she, not surprisingly, turned to the majestic fall colours of Gatineau Park.
"It's something so special to us in Ottawa. The rest of the world comes to us for our fall colours, but I wondered if maybe people in Winnipeg didn't know about Gatineau, so I wanted to include that." The result - a vibrant orange called Adobe - is meant to be used in accents such as chairs, cushions or even a square on a wall to highlight a painting.
More subdued is her choice of greys. One reflects the can-al-quarried stone used in Rideau Hall (Moon), while the other evokes the frozen ice of Winterlude. "I was looking for a moody grey and when I flipped over the colour I chose, it was called Skate," she re-calls. "I started laughing in my office. It was an aha moment."
In choosing the tones, she says she and the six other de-signers "had quite a few webinars" and sessions with Rona where they discussed the paint and colours, which each have extra shades.
Overall, the designers offered a mix of vibrant greens and yellows to reflect the Prairies and Central Canada, earthy russets and greys for the Rockies and surprising pops of pink, teal and blue for Quebec and the Maritimes.
"It's such a neat way to connect Canadians to the landscape and their homes," Jensen says of the project. "At the end of the day, I always say make sure you have livable paint on your walls. It has to be something you can live with, day in and day out."
- Use trendy colours - but sparingly. "Do little accent chairs or vibrant toss cushions. If you use really bold colours, you will feel like your room has shrunk in size."
- Go big in small spaces. Strong colours and design elements do best in smaller spaces, like powder rooms, that aren't part of the "flow" of your home. "It's a chance to flex your style a little bit."
- Paint the ceiling. "Skate (a grey tone) would look great on a living room ceiling, for a bit of drama," she observes. "There's a bit of a trend away from plain white ceilings to using a complimentary tone to the same depth of colour."
- Buy good paint. Consider choosing a paint and primer combination. "It's time-saving, premium quality and cost-effective."


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Fayette man pleads guilty to 2010 rape, murder
Published: Monday, February 11, 2013 at 4:50 p.m.
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A Fayette man avoided a potential death sentence by pleading guilty to the 2010 rape and murder of a woman.
Kenneth Ray "Rudy" Fluker, 41, pleaded guilty to killing Patricia Adair, 55, in Fayette County Circuit Court on Monday, when a capital murder trial had been scheduled to begin.
Fluker attacked, robbed and killed Adair as she walked home from a late night shift at the Fayette Chevron on Aug. 14, 2010. He pleaded guilty to the two-count indictment of murder during the commission of a robbery and murder during the commission of a rape. He will serve a life sentence in prison with no possibility of parole.
"All homicide trials are tough and emotional for the victim's family and the defendant's family," said attorney Shelly Standridge, who represented Fluker. "It is more stressful on the defendant's family when the death penalty is a possible punishment. A guilty plea takes the death penalty off the table and hopefully gives everyone involved a chance to heal."
Attorneys will present evidence against Fluker on Tuesday, in what's referred to as a "mini-trial," required by Alabama's capital punishment law.
Fluker had been a standout running back for Fayette County High School with college prospects, but lost any chance of furthering his playing career when he dropped out of school during his senior year in 1991.
Court records show he was arrested on various charges regularly until 2006. The most serious accusation, aside from the murder charges, was a sodomy charge that was dropped before it reached the circuit court level.
He spent nine months and 29 days in a state prison after a 2001 guilty plea to possession of a controlled substance.
Fluker has been held with no bond at the Fayette County Jail since his arrest on Sept. 10, 2010.
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Locals participating in the JDRF ride to cure Type 1 Diabetes are hosting a fundraiser next Monday to help reach their $20,000 goal for this year.
All you can eat Dad's Belgian Waffles will be served on Monday from 5-8 p.m. at the Montevideo TACC. Tickets are $7 in advance or $8 at the door for adults, $5 in advance and $6 at the door for children between six and 12, and free for those even younger.
All proceeds go to the JDRF Ride to Cure Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Locals Adam, Carson, and Natasha, as well as millions of others, live with Type 1 diabetes.
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This gym bag has been designed to suit your fast-paced lifestyle. Grab it and go without having to worry about losing your gear or having your bag break on you. For maximum convenience, its exterior zippered area is well ventilated so you can keep wet and dry items separate. Adjustable shoulder straps offer a personalized fit, while its drawcord closure keeps your important items secure and gives you easy access. And to top it off, this gym bag features the classic Nike Swoosh logo to add the ultimate athletic authenticity.
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— The holiday season is a a great time to remember all your friends and family, but too often the less fortunate pets are overlooked.
Coldwell Banker Lakeview Realtors has done their part in making sure the pets at the Dessin Animal Shelter have a great holiday season.
Santa Claus and his elves made an appearance and posed for pictures with children and their pets. Hawleywood Studios located in Hawley took the pictures and along with Coldwell Banker provided free pictures, gifts for the children and the pets and plenty of refreshments.
Donations of pet supplies and cash were accepted for the Dessin Shelter. The day was a great success with over $1,000 in various types of donations collected for the Dessin Animal Shelter.
For more information on adopting pets, call The Dessin Animal Shelter at 570-253-4037 or for any real estate needs contact Coldwell Banker Lakeview Realtors at 570-226-2131 or stop by the Coldwell Banker Lakeview office on Route 6 in Hawley.
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The Oak Ridge Wildcats varsity baseball team is on a winning streak and Powell didn't stand a chance on Tuesday, as the Wildcats captured a blowout 10-2 win in seven innings at Powell.
Ralph O'Neal racked up four RBIs on two hits for the Wildcats. He homered in the fifth inning and doubled in the sixth inning.
Jordan Lane racked up eight strikeouts in the Oak Ridge win. Lane allowed two earned runs on five hits and two walks over six innings.
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The St. John Tigers and Macksville Mustangs men's and women's basketball teams will be participating in St. John-Hudson's 1A (div. I) Sub-State basketball tournament throughout this week, along with the Victoria Knights, the Kinsley Coyotes and the La Crosse Leopards.
Both of the top seeded St. John teams as well as the second seeded Macksville men will receive byes and not play in the first round.
The Lady Mustangs will start things out playing the La Crosse Leopards on Tuesday at 6 pm., with the winner advancing on to play St. John Thursday in the 7:30 pm. second round game. The winner advances on to the finals and plays the other second round winner on Saturday, the game starting at 6 pm..
On the men's side, St. John will play the winner of the Kinsley-La Crosse game in the second round at 7:30 pm. on Friday while Macksville plays Victoria earlier in the 6 pm. game. The winner of St. John's and Macksville's second round games will advance on to the finals Saturday, the game starting at 7:30 pm..
The men's and women's Sub-State winners will move on to the 1A (div. I) State Basketball Tournament held in White Auditorium at Emporia - the women's games starting on Wednesday, March 6th while the men's games start on Thursday, March 7th. The semi's will be on Friday, March 8th, and the finals on Saturday, March 9th.


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WESTLAKE — The Burroughs track team had two athletes qualify for the California State Indoor Meet on Saturday at Oaks Christian.
Anthony Applequist qualified in both the triple jump and the long jump, while Richard Thomas qualified in the 550-meter run.
Applequist took first place in the triple jump with a 42-foot, 8.75-inch winning leap, while finishing in second place in the long jump with a leap of 20-06.25 (or 6.25 meters. The winner had a jump of 6.26 meters). He missed out on first place by one centimeter.
"He competed well," BHS Coach Jay Kovar said. "We're trying to do some new things with his technique, so he wasn't all that pleased with his triple jump, but we're working on that.
"He did jump a best in the long jump, however. He was around 18 or 19 feet last year. Now, he is consistently over 20 feet."
Richard Thomas ran the 550 meters in 77.36 seconds, which helped him finish fifth.
"It was a pretty good indication that he is strong and fast already," Kovar said of Thomas. "He ran faster than he did in practice earlier in the week, so he stepped up."
Jackson French barely missed the state cut in running a 6.97 in the 55-meter dash, which was two-hundredths of a second off the qualifying mark.
"We're excited by his potential," Kovar said. "Hopefully, he'll get the bug and keep trying to get better. We have a few things we can work on, so we're definitely looking forward to getting his time down."
Kovar said Collin Mattina ran a solid race as well, finishing in a time of 1:32.01, but ran out of gas toward the end of the race.
"We'll work on that," Kovar said. "That is what the preseason meet is for. We want to run hard for 100 meters then cruise for 100 meters. With it being the first meet of the season, he took it a bit too fast, but that is something get better at."
The 200-meter relay team of Applequist, French, Thomas and Sam Surratt just missed the cut as well. The team ran a 1:35.01 with fumbling some handoffs. The team finished sixth in the race and missed the qualifying time by under a second.
"There was a lot of promising things to come from the meet," Kovar said. "We'll continue to get better, but this was a good start."
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GREENVILLE, S.C. — Tupelo Honey Cafe, an Asheville restaurant, will have a new location in Greenville, S.C., located on the ground floor of The One Project on Main Street and Laurens Street. It is schedule to open in early summer of 2013.
The restaurant will have about 140 seats and will feature Tupelo Honey's signature performance/display kitchen, a full bar and outdoor patio seating. The beautiful Piazza Bergamo, which is undergoing a $3 million renovation by way of land planner Civitas and complemented by 4240 Architecture, will flank the front of the restaurant, running to Laurens Street, and provide tranquil green space with unique water features as an idyllic setting for dining.
Tupelo Honey Cafe first opened in downtown Asheville in 2000. The restaurant employs 80 people at its original location, 95 at its south Asheville store, and 90 at Tupelo Honey Knoxville. It is anticipated the Tupelo Honey restaurants in Greenville and Johnson City will employ an additional 90 people at each location, bringing the company's annual payroll to more than $5 million by the end of 2013.
All Tupelo Honey Cafe restaurants are company owned. For more information, visit www.tupelohoneycafe.com
The Henderson County Chamber of Commerce is holding a ribbon-cutting celebration at Kelsey's Restaurant and Lounge at 840 Spartanburg Highway in Hendersonville at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 4 to celebrate the grand opening under new ownership.
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