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Campbell County Dispatch Center said they are investigating a serious crash on the bridge over the Ohio River.
The crash happened on the Combs-Hehl bridge in the eastbound lanes when two cars collided just before 9 p.m.
At least one serious injury was reported.
The crash closed the eastbound lanes for several hours. Westbound lanes were also closed briefly as investigators reconstructed the crash.
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Bucknell University has released the dean's list for outstanding academic achievement during the fall semester of the 2012-13 academic year.
A student must earn a grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a scale of 4.0 to receive dean's list recognition. The following resident was on the list:
Keith A. Mattern, Lake Ariel, son of Brian and Michelle Mattern of Lake Ariel, and a 2011 graduate of Western Wayne High School, Lake Ariel.
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The Incline boys basketball team dropped its last two Mount Rose League games against Division I-A Truckee and Sparks, falling 42-38 to the Wolverines this past Friday and 60-29 to the Railroaders on Tuesday.
Incline nearly pulled off its second win of the season against Truckee, but the Wolverines used a strong fourth quarter to earn the win.
Truckee senior forward Adam Morgan led all scorers with 20 points, while Jack Bessette scored a team-high 14 points on four 3-pointers for the Highlanders. Christian Biscotti contributed seven points, Drew Bessette and Jack Clouthier each had six, and Tommy Thompson five.
Against Sparks, Incline trailed by only one point, 8-7, after the first quarter. But the Railroaders took over from there, outscoring the hosts 14-8 in the second quarter, 19-9 in the third and 19-5 in the fourth as the Highlanders never managed to get their offense going.
Clouthier led Incline with eight points, while Jack Bessette scored five. The Highlanders were just 2-of-12 on 3-point attempts, and 9-of-37 from the field.
Incline is now 10-11 overall and 2-4 in Mount Rose League play. Sparks is 13-8 overall and 8-2 in league, and Truckee is 8-10 overall and 3-6 in league.
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Vatican: World not ending, despite Maya prediction
Published: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 at 7:36 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 at 7:36 a.m.
VATICAN CITY (AP) — The Vatican's top astronomer has some assurances to offer: The world won't be ending in 10 days, despite predictions to the contrary.
The Rev. Jose Funes, director of the Vatican Observatory, wrote in Wednesday's Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano that "it's not even worth discussing" doomsday scenarios based on the Mayan calendar that are flooding the Internet ahead of the purported Dec. 21 apocalypse.
Yes, Funes wrote, the universe is expanding and if some models are correct, will at one point "break away" — but not for billions of years. But he said Christians profoundly believe that "death can never have the last word."
The Mayan Long Count calendar begins in 3,114 B.C., marking time in roughly 394-year periods known as Baktuns. The Mayans wrote that the significant 13th Baktun ends Dec. 21.
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Mammals vary in size from the 100-foot-long blue whale to the two-gram bumblebee bat, one of the world's most endangered species. Most mammals measure less than one foot (including the head and body). That makes small mammals far more common, if less well known, than large mammals like elephants, tigers, and people.
Small mammals cut across categories. Most species are rodents (such as the naked mole-rat), insectivores, and bats, but there are also carnivores (such as slender-tailed meerkats and striped skunks), and primates (such as golden lion tamarins and lemurs).
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Family members of this species greet with what looks like a kiss. They're not really kissing, but gently touching their front teeth together. What animals recognize each other this way?
For more than 30 years, this program has been saving these small monkeys through conservation breeding and reintroduction to their natural habitat in Brazil. Thanks to the success of the program, the status of GLTs was downgraded from "critically endangered" to "endangered" by the World Conservation Union (IUCN) in 2003. more


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Werks Auto and Diesel Repair, and Ferguson Enterprises are hosting a Chili Cook-Off Contest.
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Australia has a vital role to play in the region in campaigning against the death penalty, says Fr Peter Norden AO. "I dont think it's enough for Australians to say it's not an issue in this country. We are based in a region where many countries execute their citizens and we are host to many overseas students studying in Australia from these countries.
"We need to engage with those students while they are studying here to be more creative in their thinking, because they're going to be the leaders in those countries when they return."
"We need to engage them in dialogue and conversation. In their own countries many of them aren't even allowed to discuss this issue; there's no freedom of the press, there's no open discussion, they're too scared to sign petitions.
Fr Norden, a Vice Chancellors Fellow at the Melbourne Law School, will be one of a number of key speakers at a rally tomorrow at the State Library as part of the International Day of Action Against the Death Penalty, organised by the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty.
Final year Melbourne Law School student and Social Justice rep Alan Wu, barrister Julian McMahon Reprieve Australia President Rachel Walsh will also speak at the event.
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Texas Awards First Competitive Offshore Wind Leases
October 3, 2007
The Texas General Land Office on October 2 awarded the first four competitively bid leases for offshore wind power in the United States. All the leases were awarded to Louisiana-based Wind Energy Systems Technology (W.E.S.T., LLC) and allow construction to begin immediately on meteorological testing towers on each of the four tracts.
The research and development stage will last approximately four years and the production term will be 30 years for each lease. Following the research phase, W.E.S.T., LLC plans to develop wind farms on each of the four tracts. If winds are favorable, the company plans to build wind farms that will produce a minimum of 250 to 300 megawatts per lease.
The four offshore tracts were offered for wind development as part of a regular oil and gas lease sale. The tracts are located off the shores of Jefferson County, northeast of Houston; Calhoun County, southeast of Houston; Brazoria County, south of Houston; and Cameron County, on the very southern tip of Texas. The tracts range in size from 12,240 to 23,040 acres, and total 73,098 acres.
W.E.S.T., LLC will now begin paying $91,000 a year into the state's Permanent School Fund for the right to develop the wind farms. Once the wind farms are operational, W.E.S.T. will pay the fund a minimum of $132 million over the 30-year life of the leases, discounted for the present value of the leases. The company's actual dollar commitment to the fund is $258 million.
The Permanent School Fund was established by the Texas Legislature in 1854 expressly for the benefit of Texas public schools. The state Constitution of 1876 stipulated that certain lands and all proceeds from those lands should also be part of the fund. The State of Texas has rights to submerged lands three marine leagues (10.35 miles) out from its shores into the Gulf of Mexico. All lands within that boundary belong to the fund.
Jerry Patterson, Commissioner of the Texas General Land Office, said of the new leases, "The Texas Wind Rush is on, and the pioneers are staking their claims. And wherever there are pioneers, the settlers soon follow."
For more information, see the Texas General Land Office October 2 press release (PDF 128 KB). Download Adobe Reader.
To read more about renewable energy and energy efficiency projects in Texas, see:
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- Brief project descriptions from the Texas Energy Office published in the EERE State Energy Program newsletter, Conservation Update.
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Uncovering Treasures Beyond the Golden Gate Bridge
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Tasting through the pinots that were recently poured at the Seventh Annual Marin County Wine Celebration in Larkspur was a revelation. It had been about three years since I last had a chance to immerse myself in the wines from this emerging appellation. And while some of my past impressions were reconfirmed, at the same time, I gained a few fascinating insights that bode well for the region's future:
The quality of winemaking is at a high level. Yes, it takes good grapes to make great wine, but it also requires skill. Many winemakers working with this fruit are at the beginning of their wine careers, yet with acclaimed vintners like Sean Thackrey and Scott McLeod (ex-Rubicon, now Skywalker) overseeing their crushpads, there is no shortage of star power. Plus, a few of the winemakers now have around five vintages under their belt and have gained an in-depth understanding of their sites that they can pass on to new vintners. The combination of older vines and increased experience will provide the foundation for excellent wines in the future.
Noticeable characteristics distinguish Marin County pinots. One of the most telltale attributes is the dark color of the finished wines. It turns out that the strong winds which propel the fog into the valleys of Marin and Sonoma make it quite difficult to grow grapes. To protect themselves, the grapes naturally develop thick skins giving the resultant wines lots of pigment and powerful flavors. The prevailing winds also reduce yields by making pollination difficult, which creates smaller bunches at harvest and therefore higher skin/juice ratios. (more…)


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If you're planning to carve a pumpkin this year, don't forget about the bonus snack that's built into every pumpkin: fresh roasted pumpkin seeds!
We probably all know the seed-roasting technique by heart: scoop, dry, bake until crispy, and spice. But what spices? There's nothing wrong with the classic seeds, roasted with some oil or butter and salt, but in case you want to get more creative with seasoning combos, here are five ideas. Any other flavors you like to add?
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Ahmadinejad: Western Sanctions Won't Stop Iran
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Iran's president said Tuesday that Western sanctions could at the most cause a "quick tap on the brakes" in Tehran's nuclear program but will not slow it down substantially, state TV reported.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is quoted as saying that the "West is not happy with Iran's progress" in technological fields including uranium enrichment — a possible pathway to nuclear arms.
"You think that by resorting to oil and currency issues, you are able to press the Iranian nation and stop it from its path? You are wrong. Maybe this works like a quick tap on the brakes in driving, but the Iranian nation will find its way quickly and will continue," said Ahmadinejad.
Iranian leaders have consistently taken a defiant tone toward the series of punitive oil and banking measures enacted by the U.S. and Europe over concerns Tehran is pursuing nuclear weapons.
Iran's oil production has fallen by about half and the country's currency has plummeted to less than half its value over the past months.
Iran denies that it is pursuing weapons technology, saying that its program is for peaceful purposes.
"Do you really worry about a nuclear bomb?" Ahmadinejad ask. "No, this is mere pretext. These are sheer lies. You are unhappy because you see Iran is progressing. You want to take revenge on the Iranian nation but you cannot." He said the West should respect Iran's nuclear rights.
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Incorporating quality by design into process development in a contract manufacturing environment can be challenging. In this case study, design of experiments was used to identify the key and critical operational parameters and their targets for hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HIC) used in the purification of an antibody. Six parameters that typically influence HIC performance were assessed for their effect on elution profile, product yield, and resolution between product and product-related impurities. Statistical software was used to design experiments and analyze the data. The data established wide ranges for some parameters and tighter controls were required for others that had a significant effect on product yield. Some of the parameters also influenced the elution profile and the resolution of product from product-related impurities. These bench-scale studies established a design space that delivered product with reproducible quality and yields during manufacturing.
The aim of pharmaceutical development is to design a manufacturing process to consistently deliver a quality product. The knowledge gained from development studies and manufacturing experience provide scientific understanding to support the establishment of design space.2 The immediate benefit of a well-established design space is knowledge of process parameters that need to be monitored or controlled, which results in a robust manufacturing process.2 Product quality attributes can be accurately and reliably predicted over the design space.3 This allows continuous improvement, which, in turn, improves efficiency by optimizing a process and eliminating wasted efforts in production.4 Furthermore, the process can be optimized using less time, effort, and cost because changes in the design space do not require regulatory pre-approval.


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Conduct basic and commercial tests to determine the effectiveness of PH3, PH3+CO2, and modern compressors to control Hessian fly in single or combined treatments, and the effect of postharvest hay handling practices on Hessian fly mortality in the laboratory and field.
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Hessian fly will be reared in the greenhouse at the USDA, ARS, Parlier and Manhattan. Basic fumigation tests will be conducted in the facilities provided by the ARS in Parlier and the National Hay Association in California, Oregon, and Washington. Laboratory dose-response fumigation tests will determine the effect of temperature, exposure time, and PH3 or PH3+CO2 dosage on Hessian fly mortality, and establish a treatment schedule. Large-scale fumigation tests at hay handling facilities will confirm the efficacy of a proposed PH3 or PH3+CO2 fumigation schedule as a quarantine treatment. Bale compression tests at hay handling facilities will be used to determine the effect of compressors on mortality of Hessian fly puparia. Large-scale compression tests will be used to confirm the efficacy of bale compression alone or in combination with fumigation as a quarantine treatment. Basic tests will determine the effect of postharvest drying and bale curing on Hessian fly mortality. Data will be provided to The National Hay Association in support of market access for hay exports from the western U.S.
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Waynesboro borough officials are reminding residents they must have their sidewalks cleared of snow and ice within 24 hours after a snowstorm ends.
Residents who do not clear their sidewalks could be subject to a citation of $10 for the first offense, and $25 plus prosecution costs for repeated offenses. They also may be billed if the borough is forced to remove the snow or ice from the sidewalk.
Officials also are reminding residents if a snow emergency is declared along Main Street, their vehicles must be moved until it is lifted.
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DENVER -- The Denver Post is actively marketing its minority ownership stake in the Colorado Rockies, according to Digital First Media, which operates Denver Post owner MediaNews Group.
The paper is seeking to sell the stake in the baseball team as it pursues a digital strategy focused on "content creation and advertising sales on multiple platforms," Digital First Media chief executive John Paton said in a statement.
"As part of that strategy, the company has conducted a thorough review of its assets with a viewing to exit any activities that do not focus on those core competencies," Paton said.
The Post holds a 7.3 percent stake in the Rockies, which is majority owned by brothers Dick and Charlie Monfort.
In March, Forbes magazine valued the franchise at $464 million, up 12 percent from the previous year.
"Given the recent increases in market value of Major League Baseball teams, we have engaged Park Lane to seek potential buyers of our interest in the Colorado Rockies," said Ed Moss, CEO of the Denver Post and Executive Vice President of Digital First Media. "At the right value, we would sell the interest. If we do not receive that value, we would be happy to continue to hold our interest in the Rockies."
New York-based Digital First Media took over management of MediaNews Group in the fall of 2011. The Bay Area News Group is among the other MediaNews Group newspapers managed by DFM.
Park Lane, a sports-focused investment bank based in Los Angeles, and Katten Muchin Roseman LLP, a sports law group, will field offers for the Post's ownership position in the Rockies.
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A 70-year-old Marietta man's body is believed to have been in a Muskingum Drive home for more than a month before his death was reported Monday.
"We have found that the body had been in the house probably four to six weeks," said Marietta Police Capt. Jeff Waite.
The man, Murray Colyer, of 101 Muskingum Drive, had shared the home with his wife, Paula Colyer, 59, and a small dog.
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A detective in a full body protective suit investigated the home of a 70-year-old Muskingum Drive resident whose death went unreported by his wife for many weeks.
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"She had been living there," confirmed Waite.
Though he was not willing to speculate why the woman had not called in the death, Waite did say that she had been taken to Marietta Memorial Hospital for mental evaluations.
The department responded to the death after receiving a call from the man's daughter shortly after 8 a.m. Monday.
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The Marietta Police Department responded to a possible death Monday morning.
A 70-year-old male, Murray Colyer, was found dead at his 101 Muskingum Drive home.
Colyer is believed to have been dead for four to six weeks.
It is unclear why Colyer's wife, Paula, who also resided at that address, had not yet called in the death.
There were no visible indications of foul play.
Source: Marietta Police Department.
"She was very concerned. I believe she had just spoken to her mom, who had told her he was deceased," said Waite.
Paula Colyer had not been expecting the police, but permitted them access to the home.
Murray was found lying on the floor of the living room, police said.
There were no visible indications of foul play, but the body is being transported to the Montgomery County Coroner's Office for an autopsy, said Waite.
Detectives collected evidence and evaluated the scene for more than five hours. The body was transported for autopsy around 1:50 p.m.
Some detectives entered and exited the home in head-to-toe safety suits and breathing apparatuses while other officers entered in their regular uniforms.
According to Waite, Paula Colyer could face charges even if no foul play is found concerning the actual death. He declined to elaborate on what charges could arise, citing the ongoing investigation.
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EAGLE COUNTY, Colorado - The Vail Valley business community is quite a bit different than it was a decade ago. The same is true for the event that honors those businesses.
The Vail Valley Partnership's annual Success Awards remains the organization's primary fund-raiser, both through ticket sales and a large silent auction with times ranging from golf to lodging to meals and more. The event has also expanded over the years to recognize more area businesses and entrepreneurs.
But the party is different this year - although dress remains the same, with jackets and ties for guys. In the past, the Success Awards party was held at local hotel/conference centers, with a big meal and awards ceremony followed by dancing. This year, the party starts at the Vilar Performing Arts Center in Beaver Creek.
The cocktail hour will the silent auction items, drinks and "heavy appetizers" out in the lobby, followed by the awards presentation in the auditorium.
Partnership executive director Chris Romer said in an email that the idea was to focus more on the businesses themselves, not the party. That's in line with one of the constants of the awards - the focus on local businesses.
"The (Partnership) feels it's important to take a moment to recognize the folks 'that make the magic happen,'" Romer wrote. "Plus, it's an excuse to get dressed up and network with the best and brightest the valley has to offer, based on the nominations of their peers."
Just being nominated is a big deal, given the number of businesses in the valley. And the glow from a win can linger for some time.
Megan Gilman of Active Energies knows about the glow. Gilman was one of the winners last year, in the "young professional" category.
"We got outstanding exposure from it," Gilman said, adding that the Partnership did fine work getting out the names of all the nominees.
"It was all pretty fun - it was a brand-new award and there were a lot of great nominees," Gilman said.
Winning, though, was even more fun, especially given the competition, Gilman said.
That's one of the reasons Gilman will be there to honor the next winner in the "young professional" category, as well as the other winners - including in two nonprofit categories - and to support all who were nominated, as well as the Partnership itself.
That's one of the secrets of the Success Awards' success, Romer wrote. The constant is shining a "spotlight on local businesses that not only run their businesses efficiently, but strive to give back to the community."
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A look at three major films coming to theaters this week across the United States
GI Joe Retaliation:
In GI JOE: RETALIATION, the team is not only fighting their mortal enemy COBRA, but they are forced to contend with threats from within the government that jeopardize their very existence. Converting the film into 3D takes the movie to a whole new level and brings the audience even closer to the non-stop action. The film stars D.J. Cotrona, Byung-hun Lee, Adrianne Palicki, Ray Park, Jonathan Pryce, Ray Stevenson, Channing Tatum with Bruce Willis and Dwayne Johnson. G.I. JOE: RETALIATION is directed by Jon M. Chu; produced by Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Brian Goldner and written by Rhett Reese & Paul Wernick, based on Hasbro's G.I. JOE® characters. G.I. JOE RETALIATION hits theaters in RealD 3D & Digital 3D on March 28th, 2013.
The Host:
What if everything you love was taken from you in the blink of an eye? "The Host" is the next epic love story from the creator of the "Twilight Saga," worldwide bestselling author, Stephenie Meyer. When an unseen enemy threatens mankind by taking over their bodies and erasing their memories, Melanie Stryder (Saoirse Ronan) will risk everything to protect the people she cares most about — Jared (Max Irons), Ian (Jake Abel), her brother Jamie (Chandler Canterbury) and her Uncle Jeb (William Hurt), proving that love can conquer all in a dangerous new world.
Tyler Perry's Temptation:
An explosive romance about forbidden desires, TYLER PERRY'S TEMPTATION tells the provocative story of Judith, an ambitious married woman whose temptation by a handsome billionaire leads to betrayal, recklessness and forever alters the course of her life.


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A perfect chocolate favor for both weddings or corporate events. You may choose the box color, ribbon color, chocolate flavors and even add a custom message. Each box comes with four delicately flavored ganache squares.
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- Awesome BB's and a sweet camo green color!I ordered these with my UTG M87 Tactical. These are extremely SLICK, green BB's. They look the color of grass. I was surprised when i could see it fly through the air just like white BB's. They work amazing in the UTG M87 Tactical. Perfect range, and they HIT HARD.
- great bbsBBs are a little tricky, you have to use different weights for different kinds of guns. For instance, my GBB dragon is around 300 fps with .20g bbs, and I find that .25g bbs are very accurate and have a fairly flat trajectory. However, with my Echo 1 Vector Arms AK-47 which shoots around 430 fps with .20g bbs, I find that .25g bbs aren't quite accurate enough at that high of a velocity. So I like to use .28g or .30g bbs with my AK and also with my snipers due to the extra inertia behind the bb causing some instability in the flight path when the bb is lighter.
OK so, we've established that .25g bbs are very good with mid-powered guns (about 290-380fps) but not so good with higher velocity guns (390-500fps) however not many airsoft guns you will encounter have a muzzle velocity higher than 380fps so I would definitely recommend these bbs for most airsoft guns the average player will encounter. So now for some pros and cons.
- Great for guns within 290-380fps (which is most airsoft guns)
- Very highly polished (if your gun has a tight bore barrel it will glide through the barrel with no problems)
- High polishing also improves accuracy
- Very high quality (no half or broken bbs in over 30 bags that I've purchased)
- Good price (I've seen some websites and stores around town trying to sell these same bbs for 28.99 for a bag of 3,000)
- SolidNot much to say here honestly... These BB's are phenomenal. The only thing disappointing I can see is the color. The picture on Shorty's website shows they are a dark army camo green. However when they arrived at my house they weren't the same color. Quite different actually, they're still beautifully polished and shoot perfectly, but they're more of a faded green instead of that dark green. Could just be mine, but I doubt it.
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Beautifully polished
No sped BB's (deformed or fused)
Faded color
Don't get me wrong here, these BB's are of Top notch quality, but it's a tad annoying when you get something that differs from what you expected.
- GreatThese BB's are absolutely great. Used them in my Echo M16 and it out shot my friends KWA M4, and he was using the same BB's... but hey this isn't a review about my gun. The BB's are great though. Don't second think buying them.
- Great bbsThe bbs are very high quality and not that expensive! Let me tell you, I use theses bbs for my sniper and for my ak 47, and I pawn! And thet're even green, how cool! Very good bbs. I recommend them!
Please rate.
- awesomethese are some of the straightest shooting bbs out there. you can't even see these things leave the gun.
the only con is for some people you can't see them so therefore you won't know where you hit.
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Sunday, Dec. 8 • 2 p.m. CT
American Bank Center • Corpus Christi, Texas
After seeing a three game win streak snapped, the Texas A&M – Corpus Christi women's basketball team will look to get another one started on Friday, as it hosts UT-Pan American at 2 p.m. in the American Bank Center.
• The Islanders have struggled at home, winning just one out of four games, but have gone 3-0 on the road with wins against Belmont (72-62), Tennessee State (76-74) and Texas State (68-60). This is the first time since the 2004-05 season that the team has had three straight road wins.
• As a team, A&M – Corpus Christi is third in the Southland Conference in three-point percentage, shooting at a 34 percent clip from behind the arc. Brittany Mbamalu and Jasmine Shaw have recorded a majority of the treys, combining for 28 of the teams 40 made shots from deep.
• A&M – Corpus Christi has drastically improved its rebounding performance after its opponents pulled down 27 more than the Islanders in the first three games. In the last four, the team has secured 60 more rebounds than its competitors, placing them first in the Southland with a +4.7 rebounding margin.
• The Islanders came into the 2013-14 season with the Southland's top-ranked recruiting class, and they have proved their talent, with the top two scores on the team being new faces.
• The team features 10 newcomers this season after losing three starters and eight total letterwinners.
• After struggling to find offense last year, Marshall transfer Jasmine Shaw has become the main offensive threat for the Islanders. Last season no Islander had more than two 20-point games. Shaw already has three and is averaging 14.7 points a game through the first seven this season.
The two schools are very familiar with each other, as this will be the 29th meeting between A&M – Corpus Christi and UT–Pan American with the Islanders leading the series 19-9. A&M – Corpus Christi completely dominated the series early on, going 14-1 in the first 15 matchups with a 16-point average margin of victory. The Islanders then won the next four out of six. However, the Broncs have made the series much more competitive as of late, winning seven of the last eight matchups. UTPA is currently on a four-game win streak against the Islanders, including a 49-45 win in Corpus Christi last year.
The Coastal Bend will be the fourth stop in the Broncs season-high five game road swing. UTPA has won its first three games of its roadrip with wins against Norfolk State (50-36) and Northern Iowa (70-47) during the UTSA Classic, followed by a win against another Southland school, beating Houston Baptist 76-74. The Broncs will conclude their five-straight away from Edinburg against TCU a week after their matchup with The Islanders.
The Broncs have had big wins against Schreiner (87-46) and Texas Lutheran (80-37), which has helped them to a +13.0 scoring margin. They have also done a good job in forcing turnovers, causing their opponents to cough up the ball an average of 23.7 times a game, while they have only done so 15.4 times on average.
UTPA has nearly three players averaging double digits in scoring in the form of Shawnte' Goff (10.6), Brittany Bush (10.0) and KaeLynn Boyd (9.7). Bush is close to averaging a double-double with 8.4 boards a game, as well as 19 blocks on the season.
Against UTSA the Islanders were unable to get into any offensive rhythm, shooting a season low of 23.6 percent to go along with a season-high 30 turnovers. Despite their shooting woes, they still forced the Roadrunners to overtime, but were unable to score a field goal and were outscored 6-1 in the extra five minutes of play, resulting in a 55-50 loss.
Heading into their two games in Nashville, the Islanders had been outrebounded by 27 total boards. However, A&M – Corpus Christi dominated the rebounding stats in its trip to the Volunteer State, outrebounding both Belmont and Tennessee State by 13. The Islanders then finished off the roadtrip by outrebounding Texas State by 19, while also snatching up 23 offensive rebounds compared to the Bobcats' seven.
On Thursday, the Islanders once again cleaned up everything on the board, snatching up 15 more rebounds than UTSA. A&M – Corpus Christi has now vaulted to first in the conference in rebound margin and offensive rebounds, and second in the Southland in defensive rebounds
Jasmine Shaw, a senior transfer from Marshall, has tallied three games of 20 or more points this season and is almost averaging nearly 15 points a game. Last season, no Islander had more than two games with more than 20 throughout the entire 2012-13 campaign.
In the game against Tennessee State, she struggled from the field, going just 3-of-12 and 1-of 6- from downtown. However, she still made a huge impact on the team, setting a career high in rebounds with 13 — seven offensively — and in assists with nine. She also knocked down seven of her nine free throws to give her 14 points on the night, meaning she came just one assist short of picking up the first triple-double in Islanders' history. For good measure in that game she also hit the game-winning jumper with five seconds left and recorded four steals in the matchup.
However, she has struggled in her last two games, scoring a total of just seven points, making just three of her 20 attempts from the field, missing all seven of her three point attempts
Senior Brandi Huff had a breakthrough performance in the matchup against Tennessee State, setting a career high in rebounds while matching her top scoring outing. The Rockport-Fulton native notched her first career double-double, pulling down 11 boards to go along with a team high 15 points. She then matched her career-high in rebounds against UTSA, picking up five on offense and six on defense.
Freshman Brittany Mbamalu has mad a significant impact on the team, especially with her pinpoint shooting ability from three-point range. She has contributed 37.5 percent of the teams made threes.
In her first two games she only saw two minutes of action in both games. However, she logged 19 minutes of play against Southern Utah, and went 3-of-8 from behind the arc for nine points, earning herself a spot in the starting rotation.
In her four games as a starter, Mbmamlu has had double-digit scoring performances in each outing with 14 against Belmont and Texas State and 11 against Tennessee State. She added 12 more against UTSA, including two more threes. She now ranks fifth in the Southland in three point percentage (41.7) and sixth in three pointers made (15).
In each of its three loses A&M – Corpus Christi has come up just short, losing by an average of just five points. In its loss against Fairfield in the championship game of the Emerald Beach Islanders Classic, the Islanders were just one play away from tying the game up. However, down three, they were not able to get a three-pointer off before the buzzer sounded. Then in the matchup with Southern Utah, the Islanders trailed by just four late in the game before the Thunderbirds pushed the lead back to seven before the final horn sounded.
A&M – Corpus Christi then saw a four-point lead against UTSA dwindle away over the final 3:22 of regulation before being outscored 6-1 in overtime to fall 55-50.
With the departure of eight players from last year's squad, the Islanders only have four returners for the 2013-14 season made up of three seniors and one sophomore. The leading scorer out of the bunch was Ashley Darley, who was second on the team in points scored with 7.9 a game. Darley also ranked second on the team in rebounds per game and steals per game last year.
Taryn Gregory also returns for her final season after starting in 20 games last year. She comes into the year ranking fourth in career free-throw percentage with a .764 overall mark her first three years. Brandi Huff rounds out the trio of seniors after ranking third on the team in rebounds.
The lone sophomore on A&M – Corpus Christi's roster is Ashanti Plummer. The Manhattan, N.Y., native enters play this year after making an impact on the team her freshman year, ranking second on the team in games started with 22 and first in the team in blocks and 11th in the Southland in the same category.
The Islanders enter this season with the top-ranked recruiting class in the Southland after signing 10 newcomers. However, five of them join the Island University with collegiate experience – three at the Division I level.
Two of the transfers have played for coach Royce Chadwick, as Shay Weaver and Jasmine Shaw come to the Island University after playing for him at Marshall. Shaw will look to make an immediate impact, while Weaver will sit out this season because of NCAA transfer rules.
Alissa Campanero will look to get the ball in the hands of shooters as she dished out 4.9 assists per game last season with Odessa College and has experience in Division I after playing her freshman season at Hawaii.
Adebayo played at Eastern Oklahoma State Community College and averaged 16 points and seven rebounds per game, while securing 12 double-doubles, picking up First Team All-Conference, First Team All-Region and Third Team NJCAA All-American honors.
Lexy Harris joins the Islanders after averaging a double-double with Angelina Community College, averaging 12.8 points per game and 10.9 rebounds to go along with 2.1 blocks per game.
Rounding off the highly touted recruiting class are five freshmen, with all but one of those coming from Texas. Ranked No. 63 in the ESPN Girls Recruiting National Rankings was Camesha Davis who averaged 16 points and 8.5 rebounds at Desoto High School. Another freshman that comes to the Coastal Bend almost averaging a double-double is Doshi Davis who averaged 11 points, 8.3 rebounds as a senior at Memorial High School in Port Arthur, Texas.
A freshman that managed to average a double-double her senior season of high school was Brittany Mbamalu, pulling down 10.1 rebounds a game to go along with 20.8 points. She was also named first team all-district her junior and senior seasons. Looking to help out a team that averaged less than 50 points a game last season is Kassie Jones, who was ranked 10th in Texas in scoring her senior year, averaging 24 points a game.
The lone freshman from outside of Texas is Rau Jua' Terry who comes to A&M – Corpus Christi from Louisville, Ky., and was rated one of the top 250 players in the country by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report.
After finishing last season 3-15, the Islanders have been picked by the Southland coaches to finish ninth in the conference, while the SID Poll has A&M – Corpus Christi occupying the 10th spot.
The Islanders will now be on a 10-day break for finals, as they will not play again until Dec. 19 at Texas Southern at 4 p.m. They will then wrap up their short two-game road stint with a 2 p.m. matchup at UT Arlington before Christmas break.


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OAKLAND -- A San Leandro man says Oakland police ruined his reputation by branding him as one of the city's "four most wanted criminals" and then refusing to remove his name and photograph from the Most Wanted list after prosecutors refused to charge him.
Chau Van, 37, filed suit against the city and top police officials in federal court last week, saying that he "lives in a state of embarrassment, depression and shame" because police accused him publicly of nearly beating a man to death with a baseball bat in December 2011.
"The police had the wrong guy, and they didn't correct the error and they didn't apologize for it," said Van's attorney, DeWitt Lacy.
Lacy, who works for attorney John Burris, said Van is an accountant who had no prior criminal history. The complaint does not seek specific monetary damages from the city.
City officials declined to comment on the lawsuit.
Law enforcement sources said Van was arrested on a probable cause warrant in connection with the baseball bat assault, but prosecutors declined to charge him after the victim and a witness gave inconsistent statements and the victim then stopped cooperating.
Police Chief Howard Jordan asked for the public's help in apprehending Van during a Feb. 7, 2012, news conference addressing a spike in violent crime.
According to his complaint, Van learned that he was a "dangerous fugitive" from a friend who saw the report that night on KTVU.
After contacting his attorney, Van went to police headquarters nearly a week later to clear his name, according to the complaint.
Police arrested him and sent him to Santa Rita Jail where he was released three days later after not being charged.
During that time, police issued a news release with the headline "Most wanted turns himself in." The release included a photo of Van and a statement from Jordan that "today we have one less criminal on our streets."
Police refused to remove his name from the Most Wanted list for six months after the arrest, according to Van's complaint, and only complied after receiving a letter from Burris.
Contact Matthew Artz at 510-208-6435.


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Main Page | Risk Factors | Symptoms | Diagnosis | Treatment | Screening | Reducing Your Risk | Talking to Your Doctor | Living With Sickle Cell Disease | Resource Guide
While lifestyle changes will not cure sickle cell disease, taking good care of yourself may reduce the frequency and severity of acute sickle cell crises and may prevent other complications.
Good nutrition can improve your general well-being, boost your immune system, improve your body's ability to fight infection, and optimize your body's ability to produce more red blood cells to compensate for the anemia of sickle cell disease. Folic acid , in particular, is important for red blood cell production.
It's important to drink at least eight full glasses of water each day. If you allow yourself to become dehydrated, you risk having more problems with your red blood cells clumping and sticking in your blood vessels, leading to sickle cell crisis.
While reasonable exercise is important for building strength and maintaining energy, you need to talk to your doctor about what kinds of exercise are best for you. Unfortunately, strenuous physical activity can lower your body's oxygen level, thus increasing your risk of having a sickle cell crisis.
Staying well rested will allow your body to stay as healthy as possible.
It's important to stay in bed during an acute sickle cell crisis. This reduces your body's need for oxygen and may reduce potential organ and tissue damage.
Develop good lines of communication with your doctor so that you know when to call about symptoms. Be sure to seek rapid medical attention for any illness associated with fever of 101 degrees Fahrenheit (38.5 degrees Celsius) or greater.
Both physical and emotional stress is believed to trigger acute sickle cell crisis. Learning to avoid these kinds of stress and teaching yourself how to relax can be keys to improved health.
Meeting and talking with other people who are dealing with sickle cell disease can be very helpful. Dealing with a chronic disease is extremely stressful and anxiety provoking. Sharing coping strategies with other people who can understand the challenges you're facing can help relieve some of your stress.
Avoid tobacco, cocaine, methamphetamines, and alcohol as these have been shown to precipitate painful crises.
Do not keep turtles, snakes, or lizards as pets, as they may carry salmonella bacteria that are particularly dangerous for people with sickle cell disease. Thoroughly cook chicken and eggs before eating: these foods are possible sources of salmonella.
Cecil Textbook of Medicine. 22nd ed. W.B. Saunders; 2003.
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute website. Available at: http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov .
Sickle Cell Disease Association of America website. Available at: http://www.sicklecelldisease.org .
Weiner CM. Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine. 17th ed. New York, NY: McGraw Hill; 2008.
Last reviewed May 2015 by Michael Woods, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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"I just can't believe it after all these years," said Joyce Livingston as she reflects over her years hosting local programs at Channel 12. "I don't think there's a time I go into a restaurant or a store where somebody doesn't stop me and tell me how much they enjoyed it."
Livingston was one of many Kansans whose lives changed when the station hired them to host live local programs during the early decades of television.
In 1965, Livingston was a stay at home mom who always was looking for odd jobs to help support her family. After helping a television executive with a few small projects, he called Livingston when he started working at Channel 12. He asked her to audition for a 15 minute show called Women's World that aired as part of the noon newscast. The show had recently lost its host, Lou Grant, and the station was desperately searching for a replacement.
"When I first started, I'd never done anything quite like that before," said Livingston. "To me, that camera was one person. I couldn't visualize that there were thousands and thousands of people out there watching."
Livingston was so successful, that a year later she was given a second daily program called The Joyce Livingston Show. It ran for the next 17 years. It became one of the most well-known women's shows produced by the station in addition to Women's World and Kansas Kitchen with Charlotte Briscoe.
Livingston thinks the show was so successful because it was live and it was personal. Viewers laughed at the mistakes people made on live TV, like getting a spatula and icing stuck in their hair during a cooking segment. But she also shared her family life.
She became pregnant with her sixth child at age 37 and after he was born, Livingston did many shows with her baby Luke on her lap. The station even built a cabinet for his toys in her office.
"I think that's one of the reasons so many people remember the show," said Livingston. "It was so uncommon for a woman to be pregnant on air and for Luke to go to work with me like that. The viewers all knew every one of my kids."
The General Manager at the time, Dale Larson, joked that having Luke on the show was the best single promotion for the station and it didn't cost him a penny.
Children's Programs & Game Shows
Many viewers grew up watching the children's shows the station produced in the 1960's and '70's. Cowboy Frank, Sammy the Scarecrow, Fifo the Clown, Uncle Willowby, Freddy's Place, Junior Auction, and Space Station 12 to name a few.
One of the most popular children's programs was the Cowboy Frank show that ran from 1960-1962. Franklin Noel, who was known as Cowboy Frank, entertained an audience of "small fries" with a chimpanzee named Debbie, a Shetland pony named Moth Ball, a deer named Ruby and a troupe of other trained animals.
Noel learned to train animals when he ran away from home as a boy, joined the circus and became an elephant trainer. He said after years of working with animals, he simply pitched the idea of the show to people at Channel 12 and they picked it up. Now, at 92, he says he's amazed that people still recognize him.
"Cowboy Frank, the name, kinda went all the way through life with me," said Noel. "I enjoyed life with it. It was just part of me."
Other shows included Junior Auction, where children were awarded points for bringing in used bags of Kitty Clover Potato Chips. The kids used the points to bid on toys. Faye Graves, a director of many of the old programs, remembers "cleaning up all those greasy bags was a mess." Naturally, he said, Kitty Clover was the sponsor for the show.
In addition to entertaining thousands of kids, the programs showcased the talents of local performers.
Graves remembers Ernie Dade, who played Sammy the Scarecrow and Uncle Willowby, was normally quiet and reserved. "But as Sammy Scarecrow, Ernie would dance and sing. He did all kinds of crazy things to keep the kids entertained."
Eva Stern, who played Ms. Eve remembers Fifo the Clown, or Herb Lacey, as a joker. "I once had a bird on the show and it kept pecking my finger so hard it started to bleed," Stern said. Lacey saw the blood and then teasingly asked if the bird could bite.
Television producers soon discovered viewer's love of game shows. Channel 12 produced Quizzo, a question and answer show with a live audience hosted by Ollie Henry, Take Your Pick and Dialing for Dollars with Bill Brooks who was better known for his teen hit dance show Hi Fi Hop.
All of the programs aired live in the early decades as recording shows with Kinescope used costly film.
"The TV shows were real fun back then," said Graves. "It's exciting when the show is actually going out live to hundreds of thousands of homes."
Local Programs Today
In addition to 45 hours of local newscasts, Sunflower Broadcasting, the parent company of KWCH and KSCW, produces three local shows that air on KWCH and KSCW, Cable 33 Cable 5. The Weekend Crew show airs Saturday at 10:30 p.m. on KWCH and Sunday at 6:30 p.m. on KSCW; The Catch It Kansas Show at 11 p.m. on Friday on KSCW and and It's All Good with Sierra Scott on Sundays at 7:30 p.m. on KSCW.
The station is set to launch a new program called The Brett and Sierra Show on September 16th. The show will feature Sierra Scott and Brett Harris. It will focus on local events, entertainment, shopping, dining, arts and family fun activities across Kansas. The show will air at Monday through Friday at 4:30 p.m. on KSCW.


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The Feather BoaMonday, January 14th, 2008
The theme for this month's Mixology Monday (hosted at Sloshed) is brandy. I've been taking a bit of a look at pisco recently (check posts here, here, here, here and especially here), so brace yourselves for some more pisco brandy.
Some weeks back I made a dead simple and intuitive pisco drink, (more…)


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SAN MARCOS, Texas – The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi baseball season came to an end here on Friday morning, with the Islanders falling by a 4-3 final to the No. 1 seed Sam Houston Bearkats in an elimination game. The Bearkats won on a walk-off home run to advance in the Southland Conference Baseball Tournament.
The Islanders season ends at 24-33, while the Bearkats move to 38-19 with the win. Senior Phillip Garcia got the loss, pitching 3.2 innings and giving up no runs until the first pitch of the ninth to Anthony Azar. He was tagged with the loss to finish his final season as an Islander at 0-2, but the closer extended his school record to 16 saves, and set a new single-season record with eight during the year.
The game was also the final one of the careers for Jeramie Marek, Weston Montgomery, Santiago Ruiz, Drew Vest, Omar Garcia, Marc Damon, Alex Jack, Dan Sciantarelli, and Michael Boyle. Bobby Buckner, the 11th Islanders senior, had an injury end his season earlier in the year.
The team finished 1-2 in the tournament, knocking off the Bearkats in the opening game, before falling to UT Arlington on Thursday, and then SHSU on Friday morning. It was the first time in school history that the team made back-to-back appearances in the postseason tourney, with the Islanders finishing 3-2 in the tournament last year.
The final game of the season started out rough for Texas A&M – Corpus Christi, falling behind early before rallying in the sixth to even things up.
In the bottom of the second, a walk and two straight singles scored the first run of the game to give Sam Houston a 1-0 lead. They added to the lead in the bottom of the third, the Bearkats added another run on a sacrifice fly to take a 2-0 lead.
A leadoff home run by Sam Houston catcher John Hale in the fifth extended the lead to 3-0 over the Islanders.
The Islanders got on the board in the top of the sixth, as singles from Jordan Lee and Jonathan Gonzales put runners on first and second. After the second out of the inning, it looked like the rally may be snuffed out, but Montgomery came up with a big double down the left field line to score Lee and put runners at second and third.
Marek followed with a double of his own, hitting one off the wall in left center to score Gonzales and Montgomery to even the score at 3-3 and chase Bearkats starter Michael Oros from the game.
Both of the teams threatened late, with Sam Houston getting a pair on in the bottom of the seventh, while the Islanders did the same in the top of the eighth, but neither were able to capitalize on it at the time.
After the top of the ninth, the score remained 3-3, but Anthony Azar hit the first pitch of the bottom of the ninth over the left field wall for a walk-off home run to give the Bearkats a 4-3 win.
The homer ended the season, but the Islanders team has a bright future with the returning roster. Lee led the team in hitting as a freshman, finishing the year with a .333 average. Gonzales hit .299 on the year while leading the team with nine home runs and 33 RBI. Brad Porras was also a big part of the Islanders lineup, finishing second on the team, along with Stafford Brantley, at three home runs.
Daniel Minor, one of the top pitchers in the Southland Conference, had a spectacular junior season, earning the Southland Conference Newcomer of the Year award and finishing second in Pitcher of the Year balloting. Heading into the tournament, he was eighth in the country for strikeouts, and he finished the year with a 2.20 ERA, the lowest among starting pitchers in the Southland Conference.
For all the latest on Islanders baseball, like the team on Facebook (Islanders Baseball), follow them on Twitter (@CorpusBaseball) and visit www.GoIslanders.com.


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In Past Lives of the Rich and Famous, Sylvia Browne, the renowned New York Times bestselling author and reigning queen of psychics provides a rare and riveting look at the (often very surprising) lives some of our most beloved celebrities experienced in the past—before our own time.
Unlike any other book she has written, Past Lives of the Rich and Famous explains what happens before birth. With assistance from her spirit guide, Francine, she offers a unique new look at more than fifty beloved celebrities, including Steve Jobs, Amy Winehouse, Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Martin Luther King Jr. Browne does not just reveal what celebrities were doing in their past lives, but also makes a spiritual connection between what they did then and what they did now. She also tells us whether this is a celebrity's final life, or whether he or she will continue the journey into future lives.
In this engaging exploration of the past lives of some of our most beloved celebrities, world-renowned psychic Sylvia Browne tells the story of more than fifty celebrities who have passed on and gives us details of the lives they led before their most recent one, and describes how those lives (some filled with joy, some with heartbreak and loss) shaped the celebrated people they became.
Previously Sylvia has written about what transpires after death, but now she explains what happens before birth. Who would have guessed that Amy Winehouse was once born to a homeless couple in Haiti and then sold into a wealthy family, or that Elizabeth Taylor lived forty-seven times before she became the famous star that we all adore?
Finally, Sylvia outlines a three-step plan so that you yourself can take a fascinating journey back and find out what you were doing in your past lives that helped make you the person that you are today!
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Yarn Profile: Mostly Merino 2-Ply Worsted
First Impressions
Mostly Merino is professionally spun at the Green Mountain Spinnery (from where my favorite Mountain Mohair comes) in Putney, Vermont. It is then expertly hand-dyed by Mostly Merino owner Margaret Klein Wilson.
Her colors (currently 29) are classy, earthy hues of purple, green, blue, and orange -- including the most striking, reddish pumpkin color I've seen before only in nature.
Click here for pictures and a brief interview with Margaret, whom I met recently at the Vermont Sheep and Wool Festival.
Knitting Up
It slid smoothly through my fingers, knitting up quickly and without any problems. I found only a few traces of organic matter.
Blocking / Washing
With the softening of the yarn came slight expansion in the washed swatches. My pre-washed gauge of 18 stitches per inch on 5mm needles became 17 stitches once washed.
This expansion happened after drying and being poked around quite a lot, so it's possible that I could've molded it more closely into the original size. I just wanted to see what happened without any interference. Remember to keep in mind that your garment may expand by a factor of 5.9%.
It's soft, easy to handle, and knits up quickly. I'd recommend this yarn for any type of project. I particularly recommend it for those knitters who've never experienced hand-dyed, non-commercial yarns. You'll be hooked.
Previous Reader Comments
"I'm currently working with Margaret's new line - SAM - which is 85% merino, 15% mohair, angora, silk. This is a DK weight (2 oz approx. 160 yards) and everything Clara says in her review seems to apply to this lighter weight as well. The stiches show up nicely, not as precisely as with Jo Sharp for instance, but the result has much more personality. My swatches did expand a bit and became even softer. I can't wait to finish this sweater and I'll definitely get more yarn from Margaret." F., 03/08/01
Yarn name
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Mostly Merino
Fiber content
77% Merino and Corriedale wool
23% mohair
Worsted weight, 19 sts and 25 rows over 4 inches using 5.00mm (US 8) needles
Average retail price
$11.75/skein natural $13.75/skein dyed
Weight/Yardage per Skein
2 oz./125 yards
Country of Origin
United States (Vermont)
Manufacturer's suggested wash method
My skein tags had no wash instructions, so I recommend common sense. Hand wash in lukewarm water using a mild soap, and lay flat to dry.
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Families must provide their own tent and sleeping bags and there must be one parent or guardian in each tent.
This is a free event sponsored by the Devils Lake Park Board. Registration will be from 5 to 6 p.m. in the pavilion and a meal will be served at 6 p.m.
There will be a bouncy house from 5 to 7 p.m. and different games and activities from 7 to 9 p.m. with prizes given out to the winners in certain events. Most activities will be designed for 6 - 12 year olds.
here will be snacks and drinks available in the pavilion until 9 p.m. At 9:30 p.m. there will be an outdoor movie shown. Kids must be in their tents once the movie concludes.
Anyone having a tent who might like to provide it for those families that don't own a tent to use may do so by calling the rec office 662-8243 or dropping it by the park at 5 p.m. Friday.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – John Jordan's jumper at the buzzer rimmed out, as the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi men's basketball team lost a back-and-forth affair to Cal State Northridge, 67-66, on Friday at the Dugan Wellness Center. Jordan had 18 points, eight rebounds and five assists in the loss.
The Matadors (6-5) placed four players in double figures, led by Josh Greene and Stephan Hicks, who each scored 18 points. Rashawn Thomas also finished in double figures for the Islanders (3-9), scoring 10 points, while four others had at least seven points in the loss. The game featured 14 ties and 15 lead changes.
Out of the gate, the game was a fast-paced, back-and-forth affair, featuring six ties in the first 11 minutes, with the score 17-17. Northridge scored the next three points to pull ahead 20-17, but Beverly worked hard for two down low to cut it to one. After a Trevone Williams jumper, Hameed Ali buried a triple to knot the game at 22-all.
Northridge then mounted the game's first true rally, netting seven straight points – four by Hicks – to garner a 29-22 lead. But the Islanders came right back with a 9-1 run of their own to regain a 30-29 advantage. A Joy Williamson three-point play was the key moment in the rally for the home squad. After the teams traded points to a 32-32 score, the Matadors finished the stanza on a 4-1 run, the final points on an Aaron Parks putback to make it a 36-33 halftime lead for the visitors.
After the break, the back-and-forth continued, with the teams trading points to a 44-42 Northridge lead at the 15:24 mark. That's when the Islanders embarked on a 7-1 run to pull ahead 49-45, culminating with a three-point play for Thomas at the 13:21 mark.
But Northridge came back once again, putting forth an 8-0 run to regain a four-point advantage. Four different players scored during the rally, with Hicks' two free throws capping things off to make it 53-49. The Matadors extended their advantage to 56-51 at the free-throw line.
After the teams traded baskets, the Islanders netted four straight points on back-to-back layups by Thomas and Jordan to make it 58-57. But Greene came back with a big answer for Northridge, burying a three from the left side to push the lead back to four, and two Maxwell free throws extended it to six.
Jordan took over the game at that point, scoring six straight points to tie the game. The junior converted a tip-in, got a steal, posted a layup, snared a defensive rebound and hit two free throws – all in the span of 35 seconds – to make it 63-all at the 2:37 mark. A Hicks jumper put the Matadors ahead by two, but then Brandon Pye came up huge, nailing a three from the left corner to put the Islanders up 66-65 with 1:18 remaining.
The Matadors countered, with Maxwell slamming home an assist by Greene to make it 67-66. The Islanders' first offensive possession didn't convert, but they were able to get a stop, with Jordan grabbing a defensive rebound with 22 seconds left, and a timeout with 16.3 to play set up the final play.
The Islanders will have a couple days off for the holidays before heading north to face Minnesota on Saturday, Dec. 28, at 7:30 p.m. The game will be televised nationally on the Big Ten Network. Yannis Koutroupis will have the call locally on NewsRadio 1360 KKTX. For all the latest on Islanders Basketball, be sure to follow the team on Twitter and Instagram (@IslandersMBB) and like the team's official Facebook page (Islanders Mens Basketball).


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Sewer, water line and improvements to the road surface at Tenth Avenue in front of St. James High School were supposed to be over before the start of the school year on Tuesday, Sept 3.
The road construction may not be finished as work was still underway as of the middle of this week. The project had some starts and stops this summer and did not really get going until August.
As of Tuesday afternoon of this week, Tenth Avenue was dug up in several places. Using Tenth Ave. you could not drive between the High School parking lot in front of the tennis courts and the Northside parking lot.
Because of the current status of the construction project, the St. James school administration met early this week and has developed a plan that will be implemented if necessary.
According to School District Superintendent Becky Cselovszki, "If construction, is substantially completed, busing will run normal.
"If construction continues into the start of the school year, all students K-12 using the district busing will be dropped off and picked up at Northside's bus look."
The Superintendent advises parents and student to check the District website as school approaches, " We will add any updates on the school's website."
Cselovszki said, "We have been told that there is a possibility of the work being completed by Tuesday. " She also agreed with a question that it did not look probable that work was going to be done.
The Superintendent said, "The city is aware of our plan at this point and has assured us that it will be a viable option come Tuesday.
"If it is not, we will run a robo call to our parents with the next plan."
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A summer-long project to smooth out the uneven stretch of Interstate 70 affectionately known as the "big bump" is nearing completion, Colorado Department of Transportation officials said.
The project, which has closed one lane in each direction west of the Eisenhower Tunnel, is set to wrap up by the end of the month.
Drivers may still feel some waves in the roadway until crews put the finishing touches on the $2.5 million project.
Transportation officials say the work - which began in June - didn't cause significant problems through the summer.
"Traffic impacts were pretty minimal," CDOT spokesman Bob Wilson said. "People were able to get through that work zone pretty smoothly. We were prepared for the worst, but hoping for the best and it did turn out pretty well."
The big bump - a reoccurring disturbance in the highway - is caused by landslide activity underneath I-70. After years of paving over the problem area, CDOT implemented a long-term solution on the westbound lanes in 2010 that has proved effective. During this summer's construction work, CDOT applied a similar fix to the eastbound lanes.
To eliminate the bump, crews drilled 187 holes 20 feet deep and 5 feet in diameter to remove 5-6 feet of asphalt, built up over years of repaving, and to gain access to areas with voids or unconsolidated materials. They then backfilled the space with a lightweight material intended to reduce the driving force on the landslide.
New drains were also put in place.
The project was supposed to be completed by September, but at the onset CDOT engineers conceded it could take longer.
CDOT engineer Peter Kozinski said the total duration of the project would be, "a function of how hard the drilling is and what we encounter down below."
"That's the big challenge of working up in the High Country, is that you never know what you're going to hit," Kozinski said.


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Something about Lazarus' letter struck me as odd. The opening line is "man the barricades shouted the students in the movie hit, Les Mis. Unfortunately their muskets fired only a single shot before reloading. Most of the students died." Well I bet the students would have liked to have had a repeating rifle at that time. Multiple rounds can stop multiple attackers. Now I ask what is an assault weapon? Does Washington even have a definition? Many Americans have forgot that a single-shot firearm was an assault weapon in the Civil War. It was used to assault the enemy. Later in history, repeating rifles were used against the Native Americans, then semi-auto used in Korea and finally fully auto used in Vietnam. What is the one thing in common on these firearms - all can be considered assault weapons. That is exactly what the Democrats in Washington are targeting - all firearms owned by Americans. For this reason, I am not willing to trust the elected politicians with a so-called assault weapons ban.
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