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About the Book
"Katharine Ashe writes with eloquence and power."
—Lisa Kleypas
"You'll be swept away by Katharine Ashe's evocative writing."
—Sabrina Jeffries
With only three books, Katharine Ashe has already established herself as a force to be reckoned with in the world of historical romance fiction. In the Arms of a Marquess, the third novel in her Rogues of the Sea series, once again showcases this remarkable author—whom reviewers have enthusiastically compared to Johanna Lindsey—and her amazing ability to mix danger and passion with outrageous action and breathtaking sensuality. If you are not yet a Katharine Ashe fan, you will most assuredly be one after reading this enthralling tale featuring pirates, smugglers, mistaken identities, British lords and ladies…and a beautiful, successful, yet shockingly unwed Regency miss who seeks help in a most perilous clandestine matter from a rogue English marquis, the only man she ever truly desired.
She'd never forgotten him . . .
Miss Octavia Pierce is witty, well-off . . . and shockingly unwed. Still, she is far too successful insociety to remain on the shelf forever, and her family has hopes that Octavia will finally make the perfect match. What theydon't know is that, years earlier, Octavia was scandalouslytempted by the one man capable of sweeping her off her feet—the man now known as the Marquess of Doreé.
A third son, never meant to inherit, Lord Ben Doreé hasabandoned his past and grown accustomed to his illustrious new position of wealth and power. But he has never forgotten Octavia, and now she desperately needs his help in a most dangerous, clandestine matter. Although she claims she has put the memories of the passion they shared behind her, Ben is determined toonce again have her in his arms—and in his bed.
Educator and Librarian Resources
Critical Praise
"Swept Away By A Kiss" is a breathtaking romance filled with sensuality and driven by a brisk and thrilling plot. Her characters are intelligent, vibrant and wonderfully complex. Katharine Ashe writes with eloquence and power--what a compelling read!" — Lisa Kleypas, New York Times bestselling author
"...an exciting, danger-packed historical romance that I hated to see end. A superbly crafted story…I highly recommend IN THE ARMS OF A MARQUESS to anyone looking for a great read. Do not miss it!" — Romance Junkies
"I loved it from beginning to end, and so will you." — Bookishly Attentive
"Every woman who ever dreamed of having a titled lord at her feet will love this novel." — Eloisa James, Barnesand NobleReview.com
"Ashe's debut is worthy of high praise. She presents readers with an incredible romance with enough sexual chemistry to singe your fingers. The characters are complex and highly sensual, the plot riveting and the backdrop vividly detailed. This is both a page-turner and a keeper." — RT Book Reviews-- 4 and 1/2 stars, Top Pick
FIVE QUILLS! "A wonderfully captivating book… In the Arms of a Marquess is perfection. … Ms. Ashe's characters come to life not only in their provocative and lush setting but in the generosity of their witty dialogue. … A magnetic story." — Romantic Crush Junkies
"Ashe delivers a unique adventure romance, weaving exotic aspects of India into a staid British backdrop. The strong and deliciously unusual characters propel the plot forward allowing the adventure, mystery and romance to perfectly merge into a thrilling read." - 4 1/2 stars! ("FANTASTIC/keeper") — RT Book Reviews
RECOMMENDED READ! — Romance Novel News
K.I.S.S. Hero! — RT Book Reviews
Product Details
- Imprint: Avon
- On Sale: 08/30/2011
- Trimsize: 4.188 in (w) x 6.75 in (h) x 0.96 in (d)
- Pages: 384
- List Price: 7.99 USD
- BISAC1: FICTION / Romance / Historical / General


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HUNTSVILLE, Texas – The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Women's Tennis team picked up another hard-fought Southland Conference win on Tuesday afternoon, grinding out a 4-3 win over Sam Houston State at the McAdams Tennis Center in the final match of a six-day road trip against league opponents. All three matches in the road trip ended in 4-3 finals.
"Incredibly gutsy effort from these girls today," said Director of Tennis Steve Moore. "This was the third match of a very long three-match road trip. They were tired and beat up, but had such resolve and fought so hard today. I could not be more proud of them."
The Islanders (10-1, 3-1 Southland) responded with a gritty win over SHSU (4-8, 0-2 Southland) on the Bearkats home courts. The team bounced back from its first loss of the year with another tough match as Sandra Burges won the clinching third set in a tiebreaker at No. 3 singles to give her team the win. The team is now 26-6 in the last 32 matches.
"The match at Stephen F. Austin was such a hard loss to swallow," said Moore. "It was so important for these girls to make a statement about how they were going to respond after such a tough loss. They really paid the price physically today and showed incredible courage."
The Tuesday showdown was a matchup of Southland Conference Tournament semifinal teams from a year ago, with the Bearkats taking down Texas State to reach the semis, while the Islanders beat Northwestern State in the opening round.
As they had in all 10 matches before Tuesday, the Islanders won the doubles point to take an early lead. Doris Kuselj and Stefania Nicolae won 8-6 at No. 1 doubles to stay undefeated this year, while Burges and Chelsea Horan lost an 8-4 final at No. 2 to setup a deciding match at No. 3 doubles. It did not disappoint, as Maider Martin and Mia Matuszak earned a crucial win by a 9-8 (8-6) final to give their team the 1-0 advantage.
It would be the deciding factor in the match, as the teams split the singles matches at three apiece.
Kuselj earned a 6-1, 7-5 win at No. 1 singles, and Celia Rodriguez Delgado got a big 6-2, 6-3 win at the No. 6 position for Texas A&M – Corpus Christi. With the match tied at 3-3, Burges came up with the biggest win of the day to clinch the win for the Islanders.
"Sam Houston played a great match today at home," said Moore. "They never gave up and made us fight to the very end. They are a very good team, losing 4-3 to No. 25 TCU, and they also played a very inspired match today."
After dropping the first set by a wide margin, Burges battled back to take the second and won the third in tiebreak while fighting off three dual match points for a 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 (10-8) final that sent the Islanders to victory.
Martin lost a tough, three-set match at No. 2 by a 6-3, 1-6, 7-5 final, Horan came up short by a 6-0, 2-6, 7-5 margin at No. 5 singles and Nicolae fell 6-4, 6-4 at No. 4 in the remaining matches.
"I just love the character and toughness of our girls," said Moore. "Every girl fought until their tank was empty today and gave all they had. The Southland Conference is so tough this year, and every team is capable of beating any other team."
Next up for the women's team is a big test against nationally ranked Rice, the No. 29 ranked team in all of NCAA Division I. They travel to Houston for the March 19 match against the Owls, with a 3 p.m. start at the Jake Hess Tennis Stadium.
For all the latest on Islanders Tennis, like the team on Facebook (IslandersTennis), follow them on Twitter (@IslandersTennis) and visit www.GoIslanders.com.
Tennis Match Results
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi vs Sam Houston State
03/12/13 at Huntsville, Texas
#69 Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 4, Sam Houston State 3
Singles competition:
1. Doris Kuselj (AMCC) def. Imke Jagau (SHSU) 6-1, 7-5
2. Sheridan Currie (SHSU) def. Maider Martin (AMCC) 6-3, 1-6, 7-5
3. Sandra Burges (AMCC) def. Tanya Postnikova (SHSU) 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 (10-8)
4. Natalie Petaia (SHSU) def. Stefania Nicolae (AMCC) 6-4, 6-4
5. Maddie Mortimore (SHSU) def. Chelsea Horan (AMCC) 6-2, 2-6, 7-5
6. Celia Rodriguez (AMCC) def. Nadia Dubyanskaya (SHSU) 6-2, 6-3
Doubles competition:
1. Doris Kuselj/Stefania Nicolae (AMCC) def. Nadia Dubyanskaya/Tanya Postnikova (SHSU) 8-6
2. Sheridan Currie/Natalie Petaia (SHSU) def. Sandra Burges/Chelsea Horan (AMCC) 8-4
3. Maider Martin/Mia Matuszak (AMCC) def. Maddie Mortimore/Kayla Stevenson (SHSU) 9-8 (8-6)
Match Notes:
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 10-1, 3-1 Southland; National ranking #69
Sam Houston State 4-8, 0-2 Southland
Order of finish: Doubles (2,1,3); Singles (1,4,6,2,5,3)

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Gordon Ramsay Defeated by Singapore Hawkers
SINGAPORE – Gordon Ramsay makes a mean chili crab, but when it comes to chicken rice and laksa, he has nothing on the originals.
In a cook-off on Sunday evening at the city's Newton Hawker Centre, local restaurants and street vendors went up against the British TV chef, whose upscale establishments include the three-Michelin-starred Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in London.
Thousands of Singapore residents lined up in the hopes of sampling the results, but only the first 1, 000 were served. The tasters, some of whom had been waiting in line since 1 a.m., doubled as judges and cast their votes for the best renditions of three of Singapore's most beloved dishes.
The verdict: Mr. Ramsay's version of chili crab was superior to the original, but his takes on laksa and chicken rice paled in comparison to the Singapore versions.
Mr. Ramsay spent two days with each of his competing chefs to learn their specialties: Foo Kui Lian from Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice in Singapore's Maxwell market, Ang Kiam Meng from the Jumbo Seafood restaurant chain, and Ryan Koh from 328 Katong Laksa. He then created his own versions of each.
Some 2.5 million Singapore residents voted to decide which three dishes Gordon Ramsay should prepare for the challenge, organized by Singapore Telecommunications. Chili crab, chicken rice and laksa won over other local favorites such as char kway teow and nasi lemak.
Singapore has no shortage of high-end kitchens, some attached to boldface names such as Wolfgang Puck, Mario Batali and Jason Atherton, Mr. Ramsay's former protégé. But its best local dishes are often humbly prepared in crowded, open-air markets by experts using recipes honed for generations. Unlike other Asian territories such as Hong Kong and Japan, it has no local Michelin Guide, and therefore no Michelin-starred restaurants.
"I can say without a doubt the people of Singapore have much to be proud of: authentic, genuine, simple food that is of amazing quality and full of flavor," said Mr. Ramsay in a press conference after the cook-off. He also described his struggle to grasp the complexity of laksa, a spicy noodle soup with a coconut-milk and curry soup base.
The event was testament to the star power of celebrity chefs in Singapore. Some fans were in tears when Mr. Ramsay wasn't able to sign their cookbooks or posters. One shouted out, "Thanks for touching me!" when the chef was surrounded by a crowd.
Many gathered just for a glimpse of Mr. Ramsay and, for the luckier few, a taste of his food.
"We've been here since 10 a.m., so that's nine hours in line," said Donovan Chin, a 17-year old student, while slurping his bowl of Mr. Ramsay's laksa. "But it's totally worth it, the food is really fantastic."
Mr. Chin and his schoolmate, Marcus Chew, added that they hoped the chef would open a restaurant in Singapore and would try it "no matter what the prices were."
Their wish may not be too far away. Mr. Ramsay said at a press conference that he was looking at opportunities for a restaurant in Singapore, but was not sure what form it would take yet. In earlier comments to media, he said he was planning "something really exciting" in Hong Kong.
As for Singapore's current dining options, he had a clear message for travelers to the city-state: "If you want the real food in Singapore, get yourself to a hawker center."


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The Lauderdale County Board of Supervisors voted to deem a property in the county 'a public nuisance' and look into cleaning it up.
The county will go in and cut the grass, clean up the property, and use a weed killer to try and keep the weeds from growing back so quickly. But this only a quick fix.
Residents of Locust Street in Lauderdale County told the board they're tired of 5461 Locust Street being overgrown with brush.
They asked their supervisor, Josh Todd, to see if the county could find a remedy.
While the board is stepping in, officials say a permanent solution must be found.
"Yes, it's only a one time fix," said Todd. "We can go in there and get it cleaned out, but we can't just keep coming back, like a regular yard man would do once a month, once or twice a month. We can't do that. So, we can go in there, do the initial clean up, and then after that we'll have to sort of leave it in the hands of the community."
The reason the county will now step in is because the owner isn't taking care of the property and can't be found.
"We can't find them. They may have been easy to reach, but we tried to contact them by letter and phone and we've just been unsuccessful at doing that," Todd said.
With the overgrowth of the brush on this property, it's easy to see why area residents are concerned, especially with young children in the area. Now that the board has approved looking into clearing out the property, what's next is for it to be assessed to see how much it will cost.
"I will go out there and assess it, look at it, and see what the cost will be, and we will go from there," said Harris Wilder, county road manager. "I will come back to the board and give them an initial cost, what it will take to clean this place up and get it safe for the kids in the community."
No clean up will take place on the property until the board approves the cost.


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STOCKTON - Lincoln Unified has added two days to this year's instructional calendar, a move made possible by last week's victory of Gov. Jerry Brown's Proposition 30 education tax initiative.
The school year now will end June 5. It was to have ended May 30, but students now will have school May 30 and June 3-5. Feb. 15 will now be a day off, giving students a four-day weekend for President's Day. Spring break will begin March 28, rather than March 29.
Lincoln's calendar has been increased to 177 instructional days.
Spokeswoman Lisa Walker said when Lincoln Unified adopted its 2012-13 calendar in March, it planned to add the two days to the schedule if financial conditions allowed for the change, a scenario that became reality on Election Day.
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About the Book
"We have the intriguing possibility that the nextgreat American author is already in print." —Fort Worth Star-Telegram
When Sheila McGann setsout to redeem her disgraced brother, a once-beloved Catholic priest in suburbanBoston, her quest will force her to confront cataclysmic truths about herfractured Irish-American family, her beliefs, and, ultimately, herself.Award-winning author Jennifer Haigh follows hercritically acclaimed novels Mrs. Kimbleand The Condition with a captivating,vividly rendered portrait of fraying family ties, and the trials of belief anddevotion, in Faith.
It is the spring of 2002 and a perfect storm has hit Boston. Across the city's archdiocese, trusted priests have been accused of the worst possible betrayal of the souls in their care. In Faith, Jennifer Haigh explores the fallout for one devout family, the McGanns.
Estranged for years from her difficult and demanding relatives, Sheila McGann has remained close to her older brother Art, the popular, dynamic pastor of a large suburban parish. When Art finds himself at the center of the maelstrom, Sheila returns to Boston, ready to fight for him and his reputation. What she discovers is more complicated than she imagined. Her strict, lace-curtain-Irish mother is living in a state of angry denial. Sheila's younger brother Mike, to her horror, has already convicted his brother in his heart. But most disturbing of all is Art himself, who persistently dodges Sheila's questions and refuses to defend himself.
As the scandal forces long-buried secrets to surface, Faith explores the corrosive consequences of one family's history of silence—and the resilience its members ultimately find in forgiveness. Throughout, Haigh demonstrates how the truth can shatter our deepest beliefs—and restore them. A gripping, suspenseful tale of one woman's quest for the truth, Faith is a haunting meditation on loyalty and family, doubt and belief. Elegantly crafted, sharply observed, this is Jennifer Haigh's most ambitious novel to date.
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Critical Praise
"Both riveting and profound. . . . An incredibly suspenseful novel." — Washington Post
"A masterpiece of tension and tenderness." — More magazine
"Luminous. . . . The novel has the magnetic, page-turning quality of a detective thriller, but the clues here lead not to objective proof but to insight into a family both vividly specific and astonishingly universal. . . . . Wise." — O magazine
"Haigh deals with complex moral issues in subtle ways, and her narrative is beautifully, sometimes achingly poignant." — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
"With an exquisite sense of drama and mystery, Haigh delivers a taut, well-crafted tale. . . . Indelibly rendered characters, suspenseful pacing, and fearless but sensitive handling of a controversial subject will make this a must-read for book discussion groups." — Booklist (starred review)
"Haigh's fourth novel draws you in. . . . You'll be hypnotized until you know where it stops." — Self
"FAITH is so emotionally rich, and its story so deftly delivered, that we're absorbed." — Wall Street Journal
"Expertly wrought. . . . Ms. Haigh, a subtle, serious novelist who happens to have a flair for capturing troubled family dynamics, never allows FAITH to become predictable. . . . Gripping. . . . Substantial." — New York Times
Product Details
- Imprint: Harper
- On Sale: 05/10/2011
- Trimsize: 6 in (w) x 9 in (h) x 1.09 in (d)
- Pages: 336
- List Price: 25.99 USD
- BISAC1: FICTION / General


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STOCKTON – Police are looking for the suspect in a carjacking about 9:30 p.m. Monday in the 600 block of East Third Street.
According to police, a woman was getting into her car when she was confronted by a man holding a silver object in his hand. The man stole the woman's car and fled. The stolen vehicle is a silver 1992 Mercedes Benz sedan with paint damage on the hood.
The suspect is described as a thin 5-foot-7 black man, about 20, wearing blue jeans and a black hooded sweatshirt.
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Col. Joel E. Best, land component commander of the Colorado Army National Guard, was promoted to brigadier general Dec. 1, on Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora.
Brig. Gen. Best was the longtime commander at the Colorado Army National Guard High Altitude Aviation Training Site at the Eagle County Regional Airport.
As land component commander, Brig. Gen. Best is responsible for the readiness of all Colorado Army National Guard units and approximately 4,000 citizen-soldiers. Additionally, he provides guidance concerning personnel, training, logistics and safety.
"Brig. Gen. Joel Best has been instrumental to many successes in the Colorado National Guard," said Maj. Gen. H. Michael Edwards, adjutant general of Colorado. "I have full confidence in him to advance the force and to be a great steward of taxpayer dollars and resources."
Best was commissioned in 1982 through Colorado Army National Guard Officer Candidate School. After commissioning, he served in various assignments within the Colorado Army National Guard, including deputy chief of staff for aviation and safety, High Altitude Army National Guard Aviation Training Site commander, aviation team chief Army Central Pakistan, and 168th Regiment Commander.
The Colorado Army National Guard consists of almost 4,000 men and women - citizen-soldiers from every corner and community of Colorado.
The White River National Forest is seeking public input on a proposal from Vail Mountain Ski Resort related to year-round recreation enhancements. The proposal includes a variety of project elements that were submitted subsequent to the passage of the Ski Area Recreational Opportunity Enhancement Act of 2011. Proposed activities include:
• Educational and interpretive opportunities
• A zip-line canopy tour into Game Creek Bowl
• A Front Side zip-line canopy tour
• An elevated, fixed rail Forest Flyer at Adventure Ridge
• An elevated, fixed rail Pride Express Forest Flyer
• A rappel activity at Adventure Ridge
• Expanded hiking and mountain bike trails as well as a modified horse trail
• A riparian experience at Adventure Ridge
• A Family Forest Park at Adventure Ridge including aerial ropes challenges
• Observation decks and towers at Adventure Ridge and Wildwood
• A reconfigured Talon's Deck and barbecue area at Eagles Nest
• A wedding deck at The 10th
Proposed activities have been designed to both compliment and improve the existing non-skiing recreation opportunities that are currently offered on National Forest System lands at Vail Mountain.
A notice of intent (NOI) has been published in the federal register to prepare an environmental impact statement (EIS) evaluating the possible environmental effects of Vail Resort's proposal. The analysis will contain full disclosure of the potential impacts on the environment.
"Since the passage of the Act, the White River National Forest has been working closely with our ski industry partners to move forward consideration of ideas that will enhance our visitor's ability to better connect to and enjoy their public lands while at the same time creating opportunities to strengthen the economy of our local communities." said Scott Fitzwilliams, supervisor for the White River National Forest. "The public input part of this process is key to making sure we understand and consider the community's concerns regarding this proposal."
Initial public comments are requested by Dec. 31 in order to help formulate the foundation of the environmental analysis by identifying resource issues and generating additional action alternatives if needed. Written, facsimile, hand-delivered, oral and electronic comments will be accepted. Comments should be addressed to: Scott Fitzwilliams, Forest Supervisor, c/o. Don Dressler, Winter Sports Administrator, White River National Forest, PO Box 190 Minturn, CO 81645; FAX (970) 827-9343 or by email to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Complete project information, including how to submit comments, may be found at the project website, www.vailreceis.info.
With the changeover to winter service, ECO Transit has debuted a new pocket map and schedule for passengers. The revised piece includes maps of all areas served by the transit system and numbered bus stops correlating to stops on the time schedule. The pocket schedule is intended to help visitors and first-time riders find the information they need to easily navigate the ECO Transit system.
In an effort to simplify the pocket schedule, all routes are color-coded and while all stops are shown on the maps, only major stops are listed with stop times. To determine when a bus will arrive at additional stops, passengers can view the time of the closest major stop prior to theirs and add a small amount of time. A QR code on the pocket schedule allows passengers with smart phones to quickly access the full schedule, including all stops and times, at www.eaglecounty.us/Transit/Schedules/.
Pocket schedules are available at the Vail and LionsHead Transportation Centers, at many hotels and on all buses. Passengers who are still unsure on routes and times can call ECO Transit for assistance with trip planning at 970-328-3520 ext. 1. Dispatch employees are available from 4:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m., 365 days a year.
The Forest Service recently opened the Vail Pass Winter Recreation Area for the 2012-2013 winter season.
Fees are collected 24 hours a day at self-pay fee stations located at all VPWRA trailheads. Season passes can be purchased at the Vail Pass trailhead on Saturdays and Sundays, or the Dillon Ranger District office in Silverthorne and the Holy Cross Ranger District office in Minturn during regular business hours. Individual day use passes cost $6 per person. Children 15 and under are free. A season pass is $40.
Grooming occurs six nights a week on a rotating cycle of trails.
The Vail Pass Winter Recreation Fee Area encompasses over 50,000 acres and extends from Copper Mountain on the east, Vail Mountain on the west, Camp Hale on the south, and the Interstate 70 corridor on the north.


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Member Vernon Richard of Dallas writes: Do you know if there is any member of the society doing research on the Hunter surname. I am particular interested in a man named William H. Hunter from South Carolina that came to Hawkins, Texas (Wood County) in 1859. He had a daughter name Mary J. (Mollie) Hunter who married James H. Ray in 1866. William Hunter died in 1867 and is buried in the Ray Family Cemetery.
I know there is a short biography of the Hunter-Ray family relationship which was published in a book concerning the 50th anniversary of Wood County by the Historical Society. The article was very detailed about the Ray family, but I need to know if there is anyone who has or is doing research on the Hunter family. It was the Hunters who brought my family to Hawkins, Texas in 1859. It appears that the Hunters spent sometime in Alabama because their daughters were born there.
Any information you can provide will be appreciated.
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- Aug 18:
- Reports that Jahi McMath is coming home are false
- Jun 18:
- Jahi McMath being kept at New Jersey hospital
- Mar 13:
- Jahi McMath: Family calls state report 'B.S.'; new medical record details emerge
- Mar 12:
- Jahi McMath: State releases report on Children's Hospital Oakland's handling of patients
- Feb 20:
- Jahi McMath: Complete text of letter from brain-dead girl's mother
- Feb 19:
- Jahi McMath 'much better,' her mother says
- Feb 1:
- Jahi McMath: Is it safe to have tonsil surgery at Children's Hospital Oakland?
- Jan 27:
- Jahi McMath video claims to show her feet and toes move
- Jan 25:
- Jahi McMath: five similar brain death legal cases
- Jahi McMath: Could her case change how California determines death?
- Jan 9:
- Jahi McMath: Medical experts say organ failure inevitable
- Jan 8:
- Jahi McMath: Girl given breathing, feeding tubes, attorney says
- Jan 7:
- Jahi McMath: Streetfighting lawyer takes heat, death threats for brain-dead Oakland girl's family
- Jan 6:
- Jahi McMath: Family says brain-dead teen's body may be too deteriorated to save
- Document: Medical analysis of Jahi McMath's deteriorating condition
- Jahi McMath: Brain-dead girl moved to undisclosed care facility
- Jan 5:
- Jahi McMath: Brain-dead teen's family moves her from Children's Hospital Oakland
- Jahi McMath: Timeline of events in case of brain-dead Oakland teen
- Jan 3:
- Jahi McMath: Mom can remove brain-dead daughter from hospital, judge rules
- Dec 31:
- Jahi McMath: Terri Schiavo group secretly leading transfer efforts
- Jahi McMath: Hospital fights in court to remove brain-dead girl from ventilator
- Dec 29:
- Jahi McMath: Statement of Children's Hospital Oakland
- Jahi McMath: Mom and lawyer say only remaining option for brain-dead girl is a New York care facility
- Dec 28:
- Jahi McMath: Family, attorney release letter addressing critics
- Jahi McMath: Family trying to raise money to get 13-year-old airlifted out of state
- Dec 27:
- Jahi McMath: Children's Hospital Oakland agrees to release brain-dead girl to long-term care
- Dec 26:
- Jahi McMath: 2 years ago, a girl wound up severely brain damaged following similar surgery
- Herhold: At bottom, the Jahi McMath story is a tale of a mother's guilt
- Dec 24:
- Jahi McMath: A mother's undeniable love is lost in divisive battle
- Jahi McMath: Judge denies petition to keep girl on ventilator past Dec. 30
- Dec 21:
- Jahi, her mom and 13 days at Children's Hospital Oakland
- Jahi McMath: Medicine's ability to keep a heart beating complicates how death is perceived
- Oakland: Emotional letter from Jahi McMath's mom to keep daughter 'warm'
- Judge grants restraining order keeping brain dead Oakland girl on ventilator through Monday
- Dec 20:
- Family of Oakland girl on ventilator furious after meeting with hospital officials
- Dec 18:
- Jahi McMath prayer vigil: 'God knows we want a miracle'
- Dec 16:
- Oakland: Girl declared brain dead after tonsil surgery may be taken off life support Tuesday
- Oakland girl, 13, declared brain-dead after tonsil surgery
OAKLAND -- Jahi McMath, the 13-year-old Oakland girl declared brain-dead in December, will receive an honorary diploma during her school's eighth-grade graduation on Friday, a school official said Wednesday.
The decision came during a meeting on Wednesday between E.C. Reems Academy of Technology and Arts administrators and lawyers. A day earlier, Omari Sealey, her uncle, complained the school was refusing to recognize Jahi at the ceremony.
Sealey said a family member will accept the diploma from the East Oakland school on behalf of Jahi, who remains on machines at an undisclosed facility nearly six months after she was declared brain-dead.
Jahi had attended the school since kindergarten and was in the eighth grade when she underwent tonsil surgery and two other procedures to remove throat and nasal tissue at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland. Jahi later suffered cardiac arrest and was declared brain-dead two days later, on Dec. 12.
The family successfully fought the hospital in court to move her to another facility, where they say she remains on breathing and feeding tubes, despite several doctors saying the precise diagnosis of brain death means she will never be revived. To move her, Jahi's mother signed a death certificate. The family has said her condition has improved since she left the Oakland hospital.
E.C. Reems Principal Lisa Blair said the school "wanted to do something for Jahi because she's a family member of ours."
"We had planned to do something and just needed some clarification around it," Blair said.
David DeBolt covers breaking news. Follow him at Twitter.com/daviddebolt.


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Decatur Oncologist Doctors for Chemotherapy
Type of Physician: Oncologist
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Specialty: Oncology (Medical)
Common Name: Cancer Doctor
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Maryanne A. De Paz
Taylorville Memorial Hospital
210 W McKinley Ave Ste 1
Decatur, IL 62526
(217) 876-4700
- 20 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
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Shaheen R. Alanee
Southern Illinois University Healthcare Urology
301 N 8th St Pavilion Fl 4 Ste B
Springfield, IL 62701
(217) 545-8000
- 14 years experience
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Mid Illinois Hematology And Oncology Association
407 E Vernon Ave Ste 2
Normal, IL 61761
(309) 452-9701
- 43 years experience
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Hillsboro Specialty Clinic
1025 S 6th St
Springfield, IL 62703
(217) 528-7541
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Urbana, IL 61801
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747 N Rutledge St Ste 2204
Springfield, IL 62702
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Gibson Area Hospital Outpatient Clinic
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407 E Vernon Ave Ste 2
Normal, IL 61761
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Today, Wednesday, January 9, 2013, found only in print in the pages of the Devils Lake Journal will be National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month page 3, Tony Bender column on page 4 and Bridal stories on pages 9 - 12.
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Arden Bendler Browning's large abstract gouache paintings
on Tyvek reflect a changing awareness of vision and the
experience of movement in the urban landscape. Her paintings
illustrate an increasing ability to see and navigate the world
with the click of a mouse. Browning states, "Part of the allure of
using Google Maps is the ability to not only find an image of just
about any address or location, but to be able to turn around,
jump ahead, look up, zoom in, and zoom back out to map view."
Browning visualizes several different perspectives at once in
her work, using ambiguous shapes, overlapping forms, and
blotches of color to create a visual barrier between distant vistas.
In Browning's splintered cityscapes, the ground appears to shift
and break apart while fence, highway, and bridge-like forms
seem shattered, detached, and floating in space. For her exhibition
at the DCCA, Browning will install several of her mural-sized
works, which she states are informed in part by ideas in architecture
and urban planning. Browning also considers the impact of
industrial decay, gentrification, travel, tourism, and suburban
sprawl on cities and the natural environment. The artist is highly
attuned to her experience of the ordinary and often neglected
spaces many of us consider the necessary urban ruins we must
pass en route to our final destination. In contrast, Browning
salvages these sites as provocative subjects for her paintings.
- Maiza Hixson
Gretchen Hupfel Curator of Contemporary Art


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AVIs that are about 700mb take in the area of 1 hour to copy, but when watching them directly they skip (even if the movie is 2 hours). It is not only ps3 media server, also fuppes had the same problem so I assume it is my network, but just curious to see if anyone has the same problems or any ideas on how to speed it up.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – UTSA rallied late to force overtime, then outscored the Texas A&M – Corpus Christi men's basketball team 9-5 in the extra session to emerge with an 86-82 victory on Wednesday at the American Bank Center. Five Islanders finished in double figures, led by Terence Jones' 26, in a losing effort.
In addition to Jones' 26, Nate Maxey (10 points, 10 rebounds) and Johnathan Jordan (12 points, 10 assists) each posted their first career double-doubles in the loss. Chris Hawkins-Mast (12 points) and Myron Dempsey (10) each finished in double figures as well. Jones had a career-high seven three pointers for the Islanders (5-22, 3-10 Southland).
UTSA (16-12, 8-5) had three players eclipse the 20-point mark, with Kannon Burrage's 21 leading the way. Igor Nujic (20) and Melvin Johnson III (20) also had strong offensive games for the Roadrunners. Jeromie Hill (nine points, 11 boards) came up just short of a double-double of his own.
In the extra session, the Roadrunners struck first with two Burrage free throws, but Dempsey got A&M – Corpus Christi back even with a brilliant tip in, 79-79. UTSA responded though, getting a huge second-chance layup from Burrage to make it 81-79. After Jones came up empty on a layup, Sei Paye hit 1-of-2 from the line to make it a three-point Roadrunner lead. The Islanders were unable to convert on the other end, and Hill's tip-in made it 84-79.
Jones answered with a three from the left wing, and the home squad was within two, 84-82, with 27.9 ticks remaining in overtime. The Islanders fouled Michael Hale III, and the junior missed both to give the home squad the ball back with 16 seconds left. But on the ensuing possession, Jones was whistled for being out of bounds on a pivotal call, giving the Roadrunners the possession. UTSA broke the press, and Nujic's layup sealed the game.
Out of the gate the teams went basket-for-basket, with UTSA taking a 7-6 lead following a pair of free throws by Hill. But the Islanders went on a 7-0 run, highlighted by a fast-break Jones three and an impressive tip-in by Hawkins-Mast, to make it 13-7 in favor of the home squad. The Islanders pushed the lead to 17-10, but at a high cost, as post players Maxey and Jordan Pope-Didier were both whistled for their second fouls during that period and had to take a seat.
UTSA took advantage with a couple of baskets inside, then a Johnson jumper trimmed it to 17-16. Burrage's jumper made it an 8-0 run, as the Roadrunners regained the lead. A Ted Wang jumper just before the end of the shot clock snapped that rally, and started a 6-0 Islanders run to push the home team back up 23-18. UTSA countered with five straight points to tie the score once again, and from there the squads traded points into the locker room, with the Roadrunners striking last to take a 31-30 lead.
Out of the break, the Roadrunners got a triple from Igor Nujic to start the scoring, and that started a back-and-forth that went all the way to a 44-39 UTSA lead. The Islanders then erupted for a 12-0 run, highlighted by a pair of threes from Jones, to give the home squad the advantage once again, this time by a 51-44 score. During the rally, the Islanders held the visitors to 0-for-7 shooting and grabbed the defensive rebound every time.
Johnson took things over offensively for the Roadrunners at that point, scoring 10 straight UTSA points to lead the visitors on a 12-4 run and into the lead, 56-55. The Islanders had another run in them, snapping off a 7-0 string, with Jordan drilling a three as the shot clock ran down to make it 62-56. From there, both teams came up big on the offensive end, with the Islanders pushing the advantage to 69-62.
UTSA trimmed the deficit to four with a three-ball from Nujic, and that started a 7-1 run to cut the lead to just one, 70-69. Jordan hit a pair of shots at the line, and then Jones drilled a clutch three from the left corner under heavy pressure to push the Islanders lead to six. UTSA scored four straight points at the foul line, then forced an Islanders turnover and got a fast-break layup, tying the game at 75-all.
The Islanders took a timeout with the ball and 35.2 seconds on the clock. Jason Smith got the ball on the left wing, shook the defender and unleashed a floater to put the home squad up two. On the ensuing possession, Paye had a brilliant play on the perimeter, spinning and driving to dish to Burrage, who laid it off the glass and in with 1.6 seconds to go. The Islanders got the baseball pass in to Maxey, but his shot at the buzzer fell just short.
Texas A&M – Corpus Christi shot 49.2 percent for the game, but went just 2-for-9 in the extra session. The Islanders won the battle of the boards, 31-30, in addition to besting the Roadrunners in points in the paint (32-26), points off turnovers (23-15), second-chance points (16-6) and fast-break points (8-2).
A&M – Corpus Christi returns to action this weekend with a trip to Nacogdoches for a matchup with Stephen F. Austin on Saturday at 6 p.m. Steven King will have the call on NewsRadio 1360 KKTX starting at 5:45 with the Navy/Army Community Credit Union Pregame show.


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POSITION: Right Wing
SHOOTS: Right
BIRTHPLACE: Thunder Bay, ON, CAN
DRAFTED: PHX: 1996-174 overall
* Ranked second among Hurricanes forwards in shorthanded ice-time (178:23)br>* Had points in six of the last eight games of the season (3/19-4/4: 4g, 3a)br>* HURRICANES CAREER TOTALS: 136 gp, 11-15-26, 48 pim
Goals: 1 (nine times)br>Assists: 2 (2/21 vs. ATL)
Points: 2 (three)br>Penalty minutes: 4 (three times)br>Shots: 4 (twice)br>Time on Ice: 20:50 (3/20 at FLA)br>Hits: 3 (11/16 vs. ATL)br>Blocked Shots: 6 (10/27 at NYI)br>Plus/Minus: +1 (11 times)br>
* Letowski married his wife, Amy, during the off-season
* His charity involvement includes Easter Seals and Camp Quality in Thunder Bay
|Draft: Phoenix 1996 (6-174-7)
Acquired: July 6, 2006, Signed as a free agent
First NHL Game: Jan. 1, 1999 in a 2-1 Phoenix loss vs. Dallas
First NHL Point: Jan. 13, 1999 in a 5-3 Phoenix win vs. Pittsburgh (goal)
First NHL Goal: Jan. 13, 1999 in a 5-3 Phoenix win vs. Pittsburgh
Most Goals, Game: 2 - 4 times (Last: Feb. 8, 2006, in a 7-4 Columbus win vs. Los Angeles)
Most Assists, Game: 2 - 9 times (Last: February 8, 2007 in a 5-2 Carolina win at Boston)
Most Points, Game: 3 - 4 times (Last: Jan. 29, 2004 in a 6-4 Columbus loss vs. Nashville)
Most Penalty Minutes, Game: 8 - March 29, 2003 in a 5-1 Vancouver win at Los Angeles
Shootout Statistics: Four attempts, two goals (50%), one game-deciding goal
Personal: Trevor and his wife, Amy, got married during this past off-season... They spend their summers in Thunder Bay, Ont., and have a dog named Billie... Trevor's dad, George, played hockey professionally in Germany... Trevor's charity involvement includes Easter Seals and Camp Quality in Thunder Bay… His favorite off-season activity is golf... His favorite movie is Good Will Hunting, his favorite band is Green Day and his favorite book is Angels & Demons by Dan Brown... Trevor says if he wasn't playing professional hockey, he would be a school teacher… His favorite subject in school was math... His favorite TV show is Monday Night Football, his favorite holiday is Christmas and his favorite vacation spot is Las Vegas… Trevor says Kiefer Sutherland would play him in a movie about his life… His favorite player growing up was Pat Lafontaine and his favorite food is steak… He enjoys playing cards to kill time on the road and his favorite game-day ritual is the pre-game nap… Trevor's favorite road arena is the Air Canada Centre, his favorite road city is New York and his favorite team to play against is Toronto.
2006-07 Highlights
Games missed due to injury: 9 (concussion: 10/16-11/4)
Longest point streak: 2 games (11/9-11/11: 1g, 1a)
Multi-assist games: 1 (2/8 at BOS: 0g, 2a)
Multi-point games: 1 (2/8 at BOS: 0g, 2a)
Career: Enters his ninth NHL season and second with Carolina... Signed a two-year contract with the Hurricanes on July 6, 2006
1994-97: Tallied 93-155-248 and 150 PIM in 187 career games with Sarnia (OHL)... Played in 55 games in 1996-97, scoring 35 goals and setting career highs in assists (73) and points (108)... Recorded 36-63-99 in 66 games with Sarnia during 1995-96 campaign... Established career highs for goals (36) and PIM (66)... Named Sarnia Sting Rookie of the Year in 1994-95
1997-98: In first professional season, played in 75 games for Springfield, collecting 31 points (11g, 20a) and 26 penalty minutes
1998-99: Split time between Phoenix and Springfield (AHL)... Played 14 games with the Coyotes, registering four points (2g, 2a)... Played first NHL game vs. DAL (1/1)... Scored his first NHL goal vs. PIT (1/13) in third NHL game... Recorded his first NHL assist vs. CGY (2/2)... Led Springfield in goals (32), assists (35) and points (67) in 67 games
1999-00: Established single-season career highs in goals (19), assists (20), points (39) and games played (82)... .Set Coyotes franchise records for shorthanded goals (4) and shorthanded points (7) by a rookie... Tied for third in the NHL in shorthanded goals... Finished second in the NHL in shorthanded points (7)... His seven shorthanded points were one shy of the all-time NHL rookie record (NYI's Billy Carroll in 81-82 with 3g, 5a)... Named the NHL's Rookie of the Month for January, recording points in 10 of 14 games (2g, 9a)... Was runner-up for the NHL's Rookie of the Month honors for March with 10 points (6g, 4a) and (+2) in 15 games... Among NHL rookies, ranked sixth in points (39), T-third in goals (19), T-ninth in assists (20), T-fourth in game-winning goals (3), third in shooting percentage (15.2%), first in shorthanded points (7), T-second in shorthanded goals (4) and T-first in shorthanded assists (3)... Scored two goals (first career multiple-goal game) vs. VAN (3/11)... Recorded a goal and an assist vs. NYI (3/9) and vs. CAR (3/1)... Recorded first career multiple-point game (0g, 2a) vs. ANA (1/15)... Made his NHL playoff debut in Phoenix's first-round series vs. Colorado... Scored first career playoff goal in a 3-2 win in Game 4 vs. COL (4/19)... Recorded first career playoff point (assist) at COL (4/15)
2000-01: Played 77 games for the Coyotes, recording 22 points (7g, 15a)... Three of his seven goals were game-winning tallies... Tied for team lead in overtime assists (2) and overtime points (2)... Recorded three points (career high) including the game-winning goal vs. COL (11/16)... Played in his 100th NHL game at CGY (10/24)
2001-02: Recorded 25 points (9g, 16a) in 75 games with Phoenix and Vancouver... His teams were 16-1-02 when he recorded at least one point... Named the games first star, scoring a goal and earning two assists vs. CAR (1/12)... Made his Canucks debut vs. NJ (12/29)... Played his 200th career NHL game at OTT (12/13)
2002-03: Totaled 25 points (11g, 14a) with 36 penalty minutes and (+8) plus/minus rating in 78 games with the Canucks... Eighth on the team in goals and plus/minus... Earned a season-high three points (1g, 2a) and plus-three rating vs. NSH (3/20)... Other multiple-point game came vs. STL (11/12)... Registered a point in four straight games twice (12/19-12/26 and 1/14-1/19)... Scored a goal in three consecutive contests from 11/9-11/14... 2003-04: Notched 32 points (15g, 17a) with 16 PIM in 73 games... His goal, assist and point totals were the second highest in his NHL career... Third on the club in goals and shooting percentage (11.9)... Fifth in points... Tied for sixth in assists... Tied for third in power play goals (4)... Had a three-game goal-scoring streak from 3/11-3/14, netting four goals during that span... Third on the club with nine goals on the road... One of just four Jackets to record more than one multi-goal game (2)... Recorded two-goal games vs. NSH (1/29) and at STL (3/13)... Scored a goal and added a pair of assists vs. NSH (1/29)... Missed nine games due to a lacerated/fractured finger (10/13-11/1)
2004-05: Had nine points (4g, 5a) and six PIM in nine games with Fribourg-Gotteron in Switzerland.
2005-06: Completed his seventh NHL season, notching 28 points (10g, 18a) and 36 penalty minutes in 81 games... Led the Blue Jackets in games played (81) and shorthanded points (4, tied)... Had five points (1g, 4a) in the final five games of the season... Scored a goal and added an assist vs. DAL (4/18)... Earned two assists at DAL (4/11)... Scored a pair of goals vs. LA (2/8)... Netted the game-winning goal vs. VAN (1/24)... Scored a shorthanded goal at NSH (1/21)... Scored the 150th point of his NHL career vs. DET (10/25)... Played in his 400th NHL game at WSH (10/5)... Missed one game due to the flu (3/5).


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Floyd and Susan Martin of Chestnut Grove Kennel, Shippensburg, pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges associated with the sale of dogs to research facilities, according to the United States Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Under written agreements, Floyd Martin entered a guilty plea to one count of mail fraud. Susan Martin entered a guilty plea to one count of conspiracy. They are jointly liable for $300,000 restitution. In addition, Floyd Martin faces a maximum of 20 years in prison and Susan Martin faces a maximum of five years. The charges stem from an investigation initiated in February 2009 by the Internal Revenue Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture-Office of Inspector General, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service and Animal Care. According to United States Attorney Peter J. Smith, the Martins were charged with the unlawful procurement of hundreds of dogs and the resale of those dogs to medical research facilities. The indictment alleged that they got around federal regulations — which place limits on the number of sales — by stealing the identities of multiple individuals and falsifying federal documents. "This kind of alleged conduct constitutes a cruel fraud on dog owners and mistreatment of animals as well as showing a flagrant disregard for the U. S. Department of Agriculture's program to ensure that such animals are treated properly and safely," Smith said.
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Durable construction with anti-shock EVA padding protects from simple slips and drops, the V7 Ultra Protective Sleeve of iPad or Tablet PC is compact and allows you to safely transport your iPad or Tablet PC in any bag or just on its own without adding bulk and weight. The minimal design, yet sturdy sleeve with a soft velvety lining comes in five color combinations of black with green, gray, orange, red or purple allowing you to customize your tablet sleeve to suit your personality. Extremely light weight, it uses a form fitting material that accommodates a tablet with a 10.1-inch display.
- Product Description
- V7 - protective sleeve for tablet
- Product Type
- Protective sleeve for tablet
- Dimensions (WxDxH)
- 28.4 cm x 21.6 cm x 1.3 cm
- Weight
- 136 g
- Material
- Neoprene
- Colour
- Black with gray interior
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years warranty
- Designed For
- Apple iPad (3rd generation); iPad 1; 2
- Width
- 28.4 cm
- Depth
- 21.6 cm
- Height
- 1.3 cm
- Weight
- 136 g
- Material
- Neoprene
- Colour
- Black with gray interior
Carrying Case
- Type
- Protective sleeve
- Recommended Use
- For tablet
- Closure Type
- Zipper
- Features
- DropShield, padded, EasyGrip, Anti-Shock System, Anti-Slip System
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support
- 2 years warranty
- Service & Support Details
- Limited warranty - 2 years
Compatibility Information
- Designed For
- Apple iPad (3rd generation) , Apple iPad 1 , Apple iPad 2
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Nice cover for the cost but doesn't fit the zoostorm playtab
Reviewed by S Ellison. Review Posted 09/01/2014
Nothing wrong with the cover if you have an IPAD aspect ratio, but if you have the 27x17 cm size and shape of the zoostorm playtab tablet, this cover is simply too small - unfortunate as it was a specifically recommended extra.
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LEGO® DUPLO® Large Green Baseplate (2304)
2 - 5 years. Begin your amazing LEGO® world here! Every creation needs a foundation. Large format allows child to build and expand on the world he or she has created. Bricks not included. Size: 15" x 15". 1 piece.
LEGO, the LEGO logo, DUPLO, MINDSTORMS and the Minifigure are trademarks and/or copyrights of the LEGO Group. © 2016 The LEGO Group. All Rights Reserved.
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NSW: Recreation Center Open House
Stop by anytime between 12:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. to take a tour and enjoy a variety of activities. Gauge your mood and choose the event(s) that best suit you. Bring your workout shoes in your new Campus Recreation/Student Activities bag that you received on move-in day!
Want to Have an Adventure?
Climbing/Bouldering from 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m
Are you a first-time or experienced climber? Doesn't matter! Come learn how to climb,boulder, and belay (and what those terms actually mean) at the Rec. Center's Climbing Wall and Bouldering Cave. Climbing staff members will be there to teach and direct you.
Need Workout Ideas?
Fitness Center Orientation times are: 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Get a great start on balancing a healthy lifestyle before classes start by taking advantage of a free orientation to the Fitness Center in the Rec. Center led by our LifeStyles Personal Trainers. Stop by one of these sessions to learn your way around and get comfortable with the workout equipment.
Fieldhouse Games
Courts are open 12:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m
We will have courts set-up for basketball, volleyball, and/or tennis. Whether you decide to bring your own group or want to take part in a pick-up game, we are here for you!
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ALAMEDA -- Ten times since 2002 the Raiders have resumed play after a bye rested, ready and ultimately unable to win.
They've lost by a lot -- 35-3 to Pittsburgh in 2010 and 34-3 to New Orleans in 2008. They've lost by a little -- 24-21 to Cleveland in 2006 and 23-20 to Atlanta last season.
But always, the Raiders have lost when extra time for rest and preparation would suggest they'd increased their odds of success.
None of it matters to Raiders coach Dennis Allen, whose team hosts the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday at O.co Coliseum.
"I think we're all aware of that, but like I told the players, the past has no relevance to the future," Allen said. "Any of the outcomes that have happened after a bye won't dictate how we go out and play Pittsburgh."
The last time the Raiders won after a bye was in 2002, when Rich Gannon, who will be in the CBS television booth, led a 52-25 win over the Tennessee Titans.
The Steelers are 2-4, having won their past two games after their own bye. After the week off, they're taking better care of the ball and playing better defense. Whether or not Pittsburgh benefited from its bye isn't something coach Mike Tomlin has spent a lot of time thinking about.
"We don't have any control over when we get a bye. We'll take it whenever it comes," Tomlin said. "Obviously, byes are good but 0-4 byes aren't real comfortable."
The Raiders, like the Steelers, are 2-4 and hoping to gain traction. They're also like the Steelers in that they're a heavy-blitzing, defense-oriented team that relies on a quarterback who likes to extend plays with his feet and a running game that needs to be more consistent.
Unlike the Raiders' Terrelle Pryor, who leads his team with 289 yards rushing, Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is looking to get off a pass rather than break away on a run.
Oakland's ability to bring the 6-foot-5, 241-pound Roethlisberger to the ground before he can find open receivers such as Antonio Brown (47 receptions, 548 yards, two touchdowns) will be important.
"He's so strong he's not down if someone is hanging on him," Raiders defensive coordinator Jason Tarver said. "You have to keep taking your shots and fighting and scratching because that's what he does."
In terms of defending Pryor, Tomlin wants the Steelers to be aggressive but not to the point of overrunning the play and letting him loose on a breakaway run.
"The key is that we remain aggressive, yet smart," Tomlin said. "You're concerned about constricting and containing a guy that is capable of providing explosion plays, but you can't allow that to take away your edge in terms of how you play."
One way the Raiders can help Pryor is having more success on what Allen calls "core" runs, the basic bread and butter of the offense. Running back Darren McFadden has done his best work this season getting yardage in big chunks rather than in steady increments.
McFadden, two weeks removed from a hamstring strain, has been held to 2 yards or less on 40 of his 69 rushing attempts but likes the idea of running into the teeth of Pittsburgh's defense.
"You always know Pittsburgh is going to play hard-nosed defense," McFadden said. "That will be the case on Sunday, but we have some things we want to do so hopefully we can make some plays against them. A physical game fits my style. I love running in these games."
Pittsburgh also has a strong belief in its running game, although the Steelers are averaging only 3.5 yards per carry for the season. However, Le'Veon Bell, a 244-pound power back, is coming off a 19-carry, 93-yard effort against Baltimore.
"He's got good vision and strength. He can run people over," Roethlisberger said. "We've yet to see the speed. I'm hopeful that he's going to get a breakaway run so we can see what kind of speed he has."
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Cascade Bicycle Club is doubling down on efforts to improve the 520 replacement design for people moving through Montlake under the power of their own two feet. They're asking folks to email Mayor McGinn and the Seattle City Council to require that WSDOT design pedestrian routes over 520 that are safe for 8-year-old kids and 80-year-old grandparents. Want to join their efforts? Read on and follow their ready-made-letter link below…
When asked at a City Council meeting how they would work to make the Seattle side of the SR 520 corridor safe for people of all ages and abilities to walk and bike, Julie Meredith, the SR 520 Program Director for WSDOT, explained that their main focus is moving cars and admitted when it comes to walking and bicycling, "We don't excel at that."
All you have to do is look at the dark, scary and dangerous trail under the Portage Bay Bridge to know WSDOT has a serious problem when it comes to making it safe for people to walk and bike.
But they did more than admit their problem; WSDOT asked the City of Seattle for help. Fortunately, the City of Seattle has the ability to help WSDOT get this project done right – but they need to hear from you today.
Thanks to "overwhelming support" from the community and nearly 800 people like you writing the City Council telling them to get SR 520 right, the Council is already working on a Resolution that will call for the City working with WSDOT to improve walking and biking connections in Montlake and build a shared use trail on the Portage Bay Bridge.
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Meadows reaches out to farmers
Campaign fundraiser for congressman features chair of House agriculture panel
Published: Tuesday, July 22, 2014 at 7:00 a.m.
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It used to be the agricultural lobby was the strongest force in Washington, Congressman Mark Meadows told a group of farmers and contributors Monday during a campaign fundraiser at Burntshirt Vineyards.
Today, Meadows said, "there's a greater probability that the average American knows somebody who's served (time) in prison than a real-life farmer. So what we have to do is make sure we tell our story."
Meadows told the audience of roughly 90 that no one does a better job of spreading the message of agriculture's relevance than Oklahoma Rep. Frank Lucas, the Republican chairman of the House's agriculture committee.
Lucas' appearance at the Meadows fundraiser is the first time the powerful agriculture chairman has been to North Carolina, according to congressional staffers. Meadows brought Lucas to town not only to help raise money, but to thank farmers who helped him win his first term.
"I wanted our ag community to know that their voice was heard on Capitol Hill not just by me, but by the guy who was working on the farm bill," Meadows said. "And it will continue to be heard."
Lucas said he made the arduous trip, dodging thunderstorms and flight delays, "because I think the world of (Meadows). He was very supportive during the farm bill process. … He was a positive force — sometimes that's hard to find in D.C. these days."
Lucas is the third Republican bigwig Meadows has recruited to bolster his re-election campaign. Earlier this month, Reps. Trey Gowdy and Joe Wilson of South Carolina helped rally more than 500 contributors at a "Faith and Freedom Rally" at the WNC Ag Center, raising more than $14,000.
Before Monday's event at Burntshirt, Meadows brushed off suggestions that his re-election was virtually assured over Democratic nominee Tom Hill, given a reapportioned 11th District that heavily favors Republicans and at least $127,476 in his campaign coffers even before July's fundraisers.
"I never take anything for granted," he said. "The minute you start acting like it's your seat instead of the people's seat, you're in trouble. And this is the people's seat, and they can vote in November to replace me. I need to have enough money to make sure that we can tell them about the successes we've had, if we need to, and really thank them."
But Meadows acknowledged the fundraisers and help from Lucas, Wilson and Gowdy are also about generating a strong turnout in support of the entire Republican ticket, which includes a closely watched race between Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan and N.C. House Speaker Thom Tillis, R-Mecklenburg.
"If we don't turn out people here in my district, if people don't come out to vote for me because they think I'm a shoo-in, Thom Tillis will not be a senator from North Carolina," Meadows said. "So it's all about making sure we get good turnout."
From his comments before the farming-oriented audience, Lucas seemed to understand the importance of rallying voters around a broader GOP ticket.
The 2014 Farm Bill cut $800 million in food stamps, he said, less than conservatives wanted but more than most Democrats sought. Lucas promised more reforms to come.
"If you'll give me a Republican Senate, if you help me keep a Republican House, we will use the appropriations process to affect some of those reforms in the next two years," he said. "And if you'll take me one step farther in 2016, and give me somebody to sign a clean reform bill … then we will really move the dynamic."
Lucas said one of the biggest challenges in passing the farm bill, which eliminated direct payment subsidies except for cotton, was the political environment in Washington. That included a divided Congress, half of whom hadn't been through the last farm bill process in 2008, he said.
"It was quite obvious that we had to spend less money, we had to have major reforms in the bill, because anything that Mark and I are part of is going to cost less than it did before," Lucas said.
But Lucas said the bill's authors also "had to have something we could get through that confusing place on the other side of the building. And we had to be able to get that fella who lives in public housing down the other side of Pennsylvania Avenue to sign the bill. That's no small set of challenges."
Bill supporters were able to do that largely by widening the bill's appeal to "every commodity group in every area of the country," Lucas said. That included a greater emphasis on so-called "specialty crops" grown in Henderson County, such as apples, vegetables and ornamentals.
Lucas said one of the bill's greatest reforms is its inclusion of a 10-state pilot project that requires able-bodied adults with no dependents to work for their food stamps.
"And the fact that President Obama signed the farm bill with that language in it is nothing short of amazing," he said.
Immigration reform was another hot topic of discussion among farmers in attendance. Meadows has promised local farmers he will work toward a guest worker program that ensures they'll have enough skilled manual labor to prepare fields and pick their crops.
However, that promise got stickier with the humanitarian crisis on the U.S.-Mexico border, as thousands of unaccompanied Central American minors have flooded into the area. Meadows said the border crisis "does set us back in terms of a guest worker program, primarily because I think there's a concern that it's going to lead to amnesty."
But Meadows — who says he does not support amnesty — said he's not giving up on a guest worker program, as long as it's accompanied by a more secure border, better workplace enforcement and more effective tracking of visas.
"You can't give up," he said. "You just have to regroup and figure out the best way to do it."
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This Bowie is the only part of this show I really go back to listen to but it is up there among my most favorite versions.
Friday, 10/27/1995
Wing's Stadium, Kalamazoo, MI
Set 1: Runaway Jim, Fluffhead, Taste That Surrounds, Horn, IDKI Didn't Know, Rift, Stash, Fee -> Suspicious Minds > HYHUHold Your Head Up
Set 2: 2001Also Sprach Zarathustra > BowieDavid Bowie, Dog Faced Boy, Poor Heart > Simple > McGruppMcGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters > Keyboard Army, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, Possum[1]
Encore: Life on Mars?
[1] Simpsons, Oom Pa Pa, and All Fall Down signals in intro.
· Beat It tease in Possum
Noteworthy Jams: Simple
Average Song Gap: 5.05
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: The Possum intro contained Simpsons, Oom Pa Pa, and All Fall Down signals and Beat It teases.
Song Distribution:
3 Junta
2 Stash
2 Rift
2 A Picture of Nectar
1 Hoist
1 Lawn Boy
1 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
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This show was part of the "1995 Fall Tour."
This Bowie is the only part of this show I really go back to listen to but it is up there among my most favorite versions.
Runaway Jim had a lot of energy and the Fluffhead was great. Suspicious minds was super funny.
I loved the Christmas lights under the cape. Its seemed like the could not play this Elvis song any faster they they play it faster and then they did it again. The 2001>Bowie was great. There is some spooky rambling by Trey in the jam. Keyboard Calvary was fun to watch I was very confused by this.
Great first show I could not have asked for more then on to the Palace the next night!
My recollections of the music are fleeting, but I do have direct memories of highlights. The first set Jim, Fluff was killer, and in such a small room, very powerful. The main thing I recall is the Suspicious Minds with Fishman sporting his cape. Good stuff. Overall, not sure the first set is worth the bother going back for a listen.
The second set on the other hand is for sure worth checking out. Besides that middle set Poor Heart, there is a great flow to the set, with a little bit of darkness/weirdness underneath the surface. I think it was a precursor to the next night.
The 2001>Bowie is the heat, with Bowie leading us down the rabbit hole, finding Fishman at the bottom as Trey sings us a story about the Dog Faced Boy. The next segment of Simple>McGrupp was again, a nice run through the rock, and the weirdness. This was my first McGrupp, so it was a shining moment of the set for me. To have that melt into Keyboard Army was very cool. Being so close to the band, it was fun to watch them do their keyboard thing, and the music added to the slightly eerie feel of the set. The old school Possums with big intro's filled with signals was icing on the cake! Me and my buddy fell down during the signal and it was funny to see people looking at us, because not a lot participated. A Life On Mars? encore! Yes, and it was magical, and a great way to send us off to Detroit.
This is a solid little show, as were most in mid-to-late October '95 on the way to Chicago.


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So today the SpaceX CRS-1 mission is set to launch (9:30 EDT) so this brings into question whether or not private industries should be the leaders in space exploration. For those of you who don't know, SpaceX is a corporation that is attempting to make sending satellites and extra terrestrial missions cheaper (though this mission is just sending in supplies to the ISS). If successful, the Falcon 9, the rocket that they are using for this launch, could potentially make launches cheaper by up to 30 million USD.
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SAN DIEGO -- Tony Gwynn could handle a bat like few other major leaguers, whether it was driving the ball through the "5.5 hole" between third base and shortstop or hitting a home run off the facade in Yankee Stadium in the World Series.
He was a craftsman at the plate, whose sweet left-handed swing made him one of baseball's greatest hitters.
Gwynn loved San Diego.
San Diego loved "Mr. Padre" right back.
Gwynn, a Hall of Famer and one of the greatest athletes in San Diego's history, died Monday of oral cancer, a disease he attributed to years of chewing tobacco. He was 54.
"Our city is a little darker today without him but immeasurably better because of him," Mayor Kevin Faulconer said in a statement.
In a rarity in pro sports, Gwynn played his whole career with the Padres, choosing to stay in the city where he was a two-sport star in college, rather than leaving for bigger paychecks elsewhere. His terrific hand-eye coordination made him one of the game's greatest pure hitters. He had 3,141 hits -- 18th on the all-time list -- a career .338 average and won eight batting titles to tie Honus Wagner's N.L. record.
He struck out only 434 times in 9,288 career at-bats. He played in San Diego's only two World Series -- batting a combined .371 -- and was a 15-time All-Star. He had a memorable home run in Game 1 of the 1998 World Series off fellow San Diegan David Wells.
Giants third base coach Tim Flannery, who was teammates with Gwynn on the Padres' 1984 World Series team and later was on San Diego's coaching staff, said: "The baseball world is going to miss one of the greats, and the world itself is going to miss one of the great men of mankind. He cared so much for other people."
Gwynn had been on a medical leave since late March from his job as baseball coach at San Diego State, his alma mater. He died at a hospital in suburban Poway, agent John Boggs said. Gwynn's wife, Alicia, and other family members were at his side when he died, Boggs said.
Gwynn's son, Tony Jr., was with the Philadelphia Phillies, who later placed him on the bereavement list. "Today I lost my Dad, my best friend and my mentor," Gwynn Jr. tweeted. "I'm gonna miss u so much pops. I'm gonna do everything in my power to continue to ... Make u proud!"


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605 - Disable boss messages to chat frame?
This isn't a bug and it's probably something really simple but I swear I've looked the addon up and down but can't find an option to enable/disable it. I'd like to disable the chat frame messages that show up indicating when a boss uses a certain ability. For example when Garalon uses 'Mend Leg', a message shows up in my chat frame saying "Garalon uses Mend Leg' etc. - I'd like to turn that off.
What version of the Big Wigs are you using?
Do you have an error log of what happened?
Please provide any additional information below. (example: localization of your client if not enUS or enGB)
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Nah, I don't have DBM installed, or any other boss mod addon for that matter. I think you may be on to something though in thinking that it's not BW that's actually sending the messages.
I thought boss emotes were things like "Boss <x> becomes enraged." etc. and not those messages that show when they use specific abilities like the one I mentioned in my initial question.
I've turned off boss emotes and queue'd for an LFR to test, will let you know how I go.
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Duncan man killed Thursday morning after his vehicle was hit by a train
Lyman teen also killed, hit by train Wednesday in Greer
Published: Thursday, January 24, 2013 at 10:09 a.m.
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A Duncan man died Thursday morning after his vehicle was hit by a train near Wellford. It was the second train-related death in Spartanburg County within about 12 hours.
The Spartanburg County Coroner's Office identified the man as 47-year-old Richard Darrell West Sr. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Coroner Rusty Clevenger said West's vehicle went up an embankment onto the tracks and was hit by an oncoming train. Authorities were called to the scene, near Syphrit and Tucapau roads, shortly after 5:30 a.m.
Wellford Police Chief Jeff Bowers said the wreck was the first fatality in the city in three years. The incident is still under investigation.
On Wednesday night, 18-year-old Ryan Andrew Greenwood of Lyman was hit by a train near Moore and 4th streets in Greer. According to a report from the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office, the train engineer told authorities he tried to stop the train and blew the horn, but Greenwood remained on the tracks.
"I urge all in our county to be mindful that trains can be deadly if not given the proper respect and caution needed to avoid collisions," Clevenger said.
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CONCORD -- All signs point toward the end of the Bob Ladouceur era at De La Salle.
The school will hold a Friday news conference where Ladouceur, California's all-time winningest high school football coach, is expected to announce that he is stepping down as the Spartans' head coach.
Ladouceur acknowledged in December that he was contemplating retirement after 34 seasons and 399 wins. The legendary coach, never one to bring attention to himself, will be on hand for the 3 p.m. announcement.
When reached by phone Thursday evening, Ladouceur said he wouldn't be able to comment on what will be addressed until the news conference.
"I have people I still need to talk to," he said.
The school didn't provide specifics about the subject of the news conference other than that it would "provide information about the future direction of its football program."
Offensive line coach Justin Alumbaugh, a 1998 De La Salle graduate, is expected to be Ladouceur's successor. Alumbaugh, who began coaching at De La Salle while still a college student at UCLA, runs the Spartans' offseason conditioning program.
Ladouceur, 58, is well-known beyond the Bay Area for coaching the Spartans to a national record 151-game winning streak from 1992-2003.
When De La Salle beat Centennial-Corona 48-28 on Dec. 15 for its fourth consecutive Open Division state championship, he told reporters he would decide after the holidays whether he'd return for another year.
At the time, Ladouceur also hinted that he'd likely stay with the program in some coaching capacity if he was to retire from head coach duties. Defensive coordinator Terry Eidson, Ladouceur's coaching partner since 1981, also sees that as a likely scenario.
"I've told everyone he's not going to retire entirely, he loves coaching," Eidson said after the state title game win. "What he's going to do, it's going to be something at De La Salle. ... He's not going to quit coaching."
Senior running back Tiapepe Vitale said the De La Salle players hadn't been informed of any changes to the coaching staff as of Thursday night. He also said there was no team meeting scheduled but acknowledged the rumors about Ladouceur's possible retirement.
"I'm not sure if he's going to step down or not, but I think the program is heading in a positive direction even if he leaves," said Vitale, who broke the Spartans' single-season rushing record this year.
Ladouceur took over at De La Salle in 1979 as a 25-year-old with no head coaching experience. His teams have gone on to win five mythical national titles, five state championships and 28 North Coast Section titles, including the past 21. De La Salle hasn't lost to a Northern California team since 1991.
Ladouceur, who also teaches religious studies at De La Salle, has coached several players who have gone on to NFL careers, including Amani Toomer, Maurice Jones-Drew, Derek Landri and D.J. Williams.
But getting the most out of players with far less talent is considered to be his greatest gift.
"He knows what each kid can give him, and he's relentless in getting that out of them," Eidson said. "That's his greatest strength as a coach. He doesn't just give up and say, 'This is not going to be the year.' He keeps pushing until they reach their potential."
A movie on Ladouceur and the De La Salle football program starring Jim Caviezel is currently in the works. The film is based on Neil Hayes' book, "When the Game Stands Tall," which chronicled the 2002 season.
Ladouceur's possible retirement comes with the program in a good place.
The Spartans have won 26 straight games, and a number of impact players will return from a squad that finished the year ranked No. 1 in the nation by ESPN and No. 4 by USA Today.
The list includes quarterback Chris Williams, running back/linebacker Das Tautalatasi and linemen Sumner Houston, Larry Allen Jr. and Drew Sullivan.
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Age: 58
Education: San Ramon Valley High School, San Jose State University
Coaching record: 399-25-3 (in 34 seasons)
Titles: 28 North Coast Section titles, five CIF state championships (since 2006), ranked No. 1 in final USA Today national poll five times
Etc.: Member of San Jose State and National Federation of High Schools halls of fame


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News 12 at 11 o'clock / Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- It's been a long election season, but these local candidates are making one last push.
If you think you're ready for the campaigning to end, you're not alone.
"I was hoping that I'd be looking at football games and eating turkey on Thanksgiving, but I'm gonna be out campaigning," said candidate William "Bill" Fennoy.
"I know it's a holiday season, we've had a lot of elections in the last 18 months, from the presidential all the way down, but I think now is the time to really make one more statement," said incumbent candidate Matt Aitken.
From the candidates themselves -- they're tired, and they know you are, too.
But for those in District 1, they're asking for one more vote.
"I know we are all tired of elections. I know that we are tired of seeing ads on our television and just probably exhausted as a nation, quite frankly, after the grueling six months or so we've been through, but for those voters in District 1, there's still work to be done," said Board of Elections Director Lynn Bailey.
Many parts of District 1 are already in the works.
The long-awaited TEE Center, the upcoming 15th Street Corridor Project and the recurring violence problems at River Glen and Cherry Tree are all in District 1.
So even though there are only two names on the ballot, this is a loaded race.
"A lot of people in this district want to see progress and if you look around the district, there's a lot of progress going on," Aitken said.
"Let your voices be heard. A vote-less people is a hopeless people, so come out and vote and choose the candidate of your choice," Fennoy said.
Both candidates are confident the people won't disappoint.
"You can't just give up now because you're sick of it. It's time now for the really hard push now, to dig deep and try to get your voters out and that's really the key for the runoff, is who can inspire their voters and get them back out to the polls. So we'll see," Bailey said.
The Board of Elections office is the only location you can vote during this runoff.
The office will be open for advanced voting Monday through Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and then from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. the week before the runoff.
Even though the candidates may be working, the office will be closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving holidays.


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Carolyn K. Wilson, 75, of Carthage passed away at 8:27 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012 at her home.
Carolyn was born April 15, 1937 in Springfield, Mo., she was the daughter of Floyd Messmore and Mary Kay "Kannonburg" Messmore. Carolyn had lived in Carthage for the past 11 years, moving from Springfield. She was a homemaker.
Carolyn was united in marriage to Dan Wilson on Sept. 9, 1969 in Mansfield, Ohio, they have been married for 43 years. He survives.
Other survivors include one daughter, Jennifer Findlay and husband Richard of Webster, Mach., two grandchildren, Matthew Findlay and wife Muriel of New York City, N.Y., and Rebecca Findlay of Chicago, Ill., and good friends, Jon and Paula McCoy of Carthage.
A private family service is set for a later date, the body has been taken for cremation. Online condolences may be sent at www.ulmerfh.com. Arrangements are under the direction of the Ulmer Funeral Home.
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One way to track a town's progess over the decades is to do "then and now" photo comparisons. Here are a few more photos of the downtown area of Redwood Falls, part of a series we'll continue as Redwood's 150th anniversary gets closer. (Antique photos courtesy the Gary Revier collection.)
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Tonight we are heading to #KittenCamp! It is a meme-meet-up for web-loving industry folk to watch memes and drink (free!) beer. #KittenCamp was launched in London in 2010, and has grown into cult phenomenon with events run in cities around the world from Sydney to San Francisco. The format of the evening has three parts:
1. The Meme Battle: our very own "Meme Master Meow" takes on a guest "LOL-puppy" in a round-by-round video meme off to see who can get the most audience lolz.
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Morgan Freeman says he has won plenty of awards in his successful career as an actor, but this award, he says, means just as much as all the others. He says it's a great feeling to be home and to know he's appreciated here in Mississippi.
As anticipated, a large crowd showed up for a chance to see legendary actor Morgan Freeman in person, but it turns out he was just as thrilled to see them.
"I was so happy to see so many of you here and I'm very very honored that you are here," said Freeman.
He told the crowd listening to his every word that there is nothing like coming home, but he says it took years for him to realize that. His parents left Mississippi when Freeman was a young man, though they eventually moved back. H said when he would return to visit them, he knew he was home.
"I noticed every time I came home, that's what it felt like," Freeman said.
Though, Freeman is known across the world, and has a spot on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, he says the attention he gets in his home state is different.
"I'm 74 years old in three weeks. I grew up here. So, now here in the 21st century, I'm home and I'm treated as royalty. Same as anywhere else here at home, it has a special flavor, sort of a mutual admiration thing going on," said Freeman.
During his a news conference with media, Freeman said he was asked about his favorite roles..One of those is from the movie, Invictus, the story of Nelson Mandela, directed by Clint Eastwood, Freeman's favorite director. For that movie he said that he had direct access to Mandela.
"I then, soon after, was put in close touch with and told him if I would ever play him I needed access; I needed to hold his hand, study him up close and he made that happen. Everyone made that happen," said Freeman. "I had quite a few years of study, getting to know my subject there. I've never had more fun making a movie."
As for making movies, Freeman says his next role will be in the latest of the Batman series, coming out in 2012.


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Then the show was amazing as well!!
1st set was all over the place with some amazing rarities like Mellow Mood, Buffalo Bill, Ride Captin Ride, and Dog Faced Boy. Totally amazing. I've been going to shows since 95 and even though I've heard the first and most of the Mellow Moods played, I've only caught one Buffalo Bill and maybe 2 dog faced boys before (i think).
Wolfmans was really good, well played, and the Undermind was done nicely. I love LxL and i'll take it all the time! pretty basic but good Character 0.
2nd set was insane! Golden Age opener and it was all systems go for the rest! Mikes was done great into a chill Fast Enough to slow down for a bit, and then with a bumping Weekapaug with Golden Age teases throughout!! totally nuts!
And it didnt' stop there, Whats the Use mushed our brains into a beautiful Theme into a great BDTNL and then BAM!!! 2001 baby!! totally funktified and totally raging with great teases throughout!! The Hood was a great way to end the set, they played it great.
Encore.... Good x Bad x!!!! PHUCK YEA! I love a good Zepplin tune and this one kills it, They used to encore w this a bunch (sorta) and haven't really done it in a while so I was totally stoked to hear it,
This Darien Lake show brought Darien Lake shows up a notch!! Great Day and Great show!!


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