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Texas A&M - Corpus Christi begins 2012 on the hardwood on Wednesday, Jan. 4, when it takes on Lamar in the conference opener for both teams. The contest will be televised throughout the Texas and Louisiana region on Southland TV and will also be picked up nationally on ESPN3 (locally on KIII-TV Digital 3.2). The contest will also be the first of two "Los Islanders" contests that the men's basketball team takes part in, partnering with the Corpus Christi Hispanic Chamber of Commerce for the event.
The Islanders finished off a disastrous December with a 78-66 defeat at the hands of Rice and enter Southland play with an overall record of 1-11. A&M - Corpus Christi is on an eight-game losing streak having played one of the toughest non-conference schedules in the nation.
Lamar leads the Southland with a 9-5 overall record and has also played a tough schedule with losses to three top-10 foes (Louisville, Kentucky, Ohio State). Most recently, the Cardinals rolled Lyon College 102-58 on Saturday.
• Myron Dempsey has averaged 12.3 points and 9.0 boards over the last three games and had a career-high four steals against Rice.
• The Islanders had a season-best 15 steals in forcing 23 turnovers (converted into 30 points) at Rice on Dec. 28.
• Terence Jones averaged 15.5 points and shot 42.6 percent from beyond the arc in December.
• Johnathan Jordan is second in the Southland Conference with 3.8 assists per game and has had at least two dimes in every game of his career.
• Ted Wang has averaged 3.0 points and 5.0 boards over the past four games. He had scored 10 points and snared eight boards over his previous 13 career games.
The Islanders staged a furious late rally, but it was not enough to overcome an early deficit in a 78-66 loss to Rice on Wednesday, Dec. 28. Terence Jones (15 points) led three players in double figures for the Islanders. Myron Dempsey delivered 14 points and Chris Hawkins-Mast added 13 for the visitors, while Jason Smith had a career-high nine as well. The Islanders used a solid defensive effort to produce a season-high 15 steals and 23 turnovers, led by four each from Dempsey and Johnathan Jordan.
Lamar has played a strong non-conference schedule, and still has compiled a 9-5 record. The Cardinals are 3-5 on the road, with wins over UT-Martin, Tennessee Tech and Rice away from Beaumont. Three of the five losses were to top-10 foes.
Mike James leads four players in double figures with his 14.5 points per game, while Anthony Miles has added 14.1. Devon Lamb paces the squad with 8.1 rebounds to go with 10.6 points, while Charlie Harper has added 10.1 points and 6.9 boards. The Cardinals are a veteran squad under the leadership of first-year head coach Pat Knight, who took over for Steve Roccaforte this past offseason.
The Islanders and Cardinals have been back-and-forth in their all-time series, with Lamar holding a narrow 5-4 edge in the series. Lamar won the first four meetings between the two teams, then saw the Islanders win four straight before last year's contest. The Cards are 3-2 at home and 2-2 in Corpus Christi.
Last season, the lone meeting between the teams resulted in a 73-56 win for Lamar in Beaumont. The Islanders held a 41-30 halftime lead in the contest, but Anthony Miles scored all 16 of his points after the break in leading the home squad to the comeback win.
Now in their sixth season as a member of the Southland Conference, the Islanders open league play with a 1-11 overall record, the fewest wins heading into conference action in school history. The Islanders have a 3-2 all-time record in conference openers, with all the contests being played against McNeese State or Central Arkansas. The Islanders went 2-0 against the Bears and 1-2 against the Cowboys. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi is also 3-2 in home conference openers.
Junior college transfer Myron Dempsey has been strong both on the offensive end and on the glass this year. Against Utah State, he delivered his finest performance, tallying a double-double with 16 points and 15 rebounds in leading the Islanders to the upset victory.
The long, athletic rebounder is currently third in the Southland Conference with his 7.8 rebounds per game after averaging 9.0 per game over his last three outings. Forty-two of his 93 boards have come in the offensive end, a league-best 3.5 per contest.
He has also heated up from the field as of late, posting 12.3 points per contests in the most recent trio of contests. He has gone 17-for-23 (.739) from the field in the last three after going 8-for-36 (.222) over the previous five.
But looking closer at the stats, it is amazing to see just how Dempsey has collected his points this year. The St. Petersburg, Fla., native has scored a total of 108 points. Of those, 92 have come from in the paint, including 46 of his 48 field goals. The junior also has a team-leading 38 second-chance points on the year.
He played last season at Redlands Community College, where he was the team's leading rebounder and led the squad to a 19-2 record down the stretch.
The month of December was certainly not the kindest to the Islanders basketball team. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi went 0-8 in the month, playing a brutal schedule that had the team taking part in six games over the final 16 days of the month. The Islanders had just two home games, and traveled over 5,000 miles in the air in addition to just over 1,000 miles of bus trips.
Offensively, A&M-Corpus Christi improved significantly, averaging 60.5 points (49.5 in November) and shooting 37.4 percent from the field (35.4). Terence Jones led the way for the team's offense, as he averaged 15.5 points and shot 42.6 percent from beyond the arc in the month. But on defense, the results were less positive, as the Islanders surrendered an average of 71.5 points (61.8 in November) and a .445 field-goal percentage (.420).


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When Whipple resident Marie Crum read, crying, about the grave injuries suffered by then-Army Pfc. Kyle Hockenberry two years ago, she never imagined he would one day be part of her family.
Nor did it ever cross her mind that Hockenberry's recent marriage to her daughter, Ashley, would lead Crum to a Chicago stage with more than 70 other married women from around the world, in her first pageant since high school.
But that's where Crum, 45, is headed in July after being named Mrs. Ohio International in April. Her charitable platform includes Building for America's Bravest, the organization constructing a smart home in Newport Township for Hockenberry, and S.C.A.R., a foundation she is starting with her son-in-law's input and advice.
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Wearing the crown she won as Mrs. Ohio International, Whipple resident Marie Crum looks out over the Ohio River from the levee in downtown Marietta Thursday.
"Watching Kyle has inspired me more than anyone else in the 45 years I've been alive," Crum said. "I know he doesn't like to be called a hero, but he really is my hero."
Hockenberry lost both legs above the knee and his left arm above the elbow after being wounded by an improvised explosive device while on foot patrol in Afghanistan in June 2011. He met his future wife when she sent him a message of thanks for his sacrifice.
An intensive care nurse, Crum is no stranger to people dealing with significant health challenges, but getting to know Kyle "opened my eyes" to what wounded soldiers endure.
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- Age: 45.
- Residence: Whipple.
- Family: Husband, Mike; daughter, Jessica Hoff and grandsons Kayson and Keegan of Jerusalem; daughter, Ashley Hockenberry; son, Parker, 7.
- Occupation: ICU nurse at Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center in Cambridge.
- Title: Mrs. Ohio International 2013.
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- Building for America's Bravest - http://www.buildingforamericasbravest.org/
Crum said the Department of Defense reports that 82 percent of wounded soldiers have injuries that require amputation of one or more limbs.
"Being an intensive care nurse, that was staggering to me," she said.
While she appreciates the work of initiatives like Building for America's Bravest, Crum thinks the government should do more to support the soldiers who give so much for their country.
"When they come home, it's up to communities to build them a home," she said. "The Mars Rover is nice and all, but we really need to take care of those that are here, defending our country."
According to the pageant's website, the Mrs. International competition is intended to be a showcase for married women ages 21 to 56, their accomplishments and their commitment to marriage and family. It also "gives married women a voice for something dear to them," Crum said.
It was her husband, Mike, who first suggested Crum enter the pageant. She hadn't participated in such an event since high school.
"I'm a tomboy by nature," she said. "Most of the time, I'm a blue jeans, T-shirt kind of girl."
Ashley Hockenberry, 24, said she's proud of her mother for entering the competition but was a little surprised given her usual lack of interest in getting really dressed up. But Crum's passion for her cause didn't surprise her daughter a bit.
"She's a very outspoken person, and once she has a good cause, you know, she really puts forth 120 percent," Ashley Hockenberry said.
The state competition wasn't a traditional pageant format; contestants submitted photos and were interviewed by judges. But when Crum won, she did get a tiara and sash.
"The national pageant, it'll be very much like what you see on TV ... lots of bright lights, lots of people," she said.
But Crum doesn't find that intimidating.
"I don't get nervous. I'm a confident person. I have a very strong belief in God, and I (believe) if He got me to it, He'll get me through it," she said.
The pageant is scheduled for July 19-20 at the Northshore Center for the Performing Arts in Chicago. The event consists of an interview competition, which accounts for 50 percent of a contestant's score, and evening gown and fitness wear sessions, each worth 25 percent.
"And of course, there will be an opening number that requires dancing in 4-inch heels," Crum laughed. "If I was going to be nervous about something, it would be that."
That's one area where her daughter is concerned.
"If she does wear heels, they're like maybe an inch or two," Ashley Hockenberry laughed.
Between now and the competition, Crum will be lining up local appearances, including riding in a military vehicle in next week's Marietta Fourth of July parade, to bring attention to her cause.
"And of course a lot of extra situps," she added.
After winning the state title, Crum had to prepare platform sheets and an ad to run in the competition program. Reluctant to hold a fundraiser when the community puts on so many for people in greater need, she turned to Washington State Community College at her daughter Jessica's suggestion. Casey Corbett, associate professor of digital technology, interactive graphics and web design, and two of his students - Ted Howell and Seth Ward - got those materials turned around for her quickly.
"They did an amazing job. They were so easy to work with," Crum said.


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PARKERSBURG - During the spring commencement at West Virginia University at Parkersburg, the class of 2013 said their final goodbye and prepared to begin their lives in their fields of study.
Speaking at Saturday's exercise as commencement speaker was Gregory K. Smith, retired president and CEO of Mountain State Blue Cross Blue Shield, and current chairman of the board of directors of Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield West Virginia. Smith is a former member of the West Virginia House of Delegates.
Smith said the degrees and certificates the students received are only part of what they gained from their years of study.
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Presented with an honorary degree was commencement speaker Gregory K. Smith, third from left, chairman of the board of directors of Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield West Virginia. He was presented with the degree by, from left, Jamie Six, chairman of the West Virginia University at Parkersburg Board of Governors, WVU-P President Marie Foster Gnage and Dr. Rhonda Tracy, senior vice president, academic affairs. (Photo by Jeffrey Saulton)
"One thing that I believe complements that degree so much you will find it incredible," he said. "It's simply the interpersonal skills and the values, both human and business values, you will take with you."
Smith said there are three skills needed to get a start in a career.
"I can boil those three skills that are so important down to three words," he said. "Trust, respect and fairness - nothing you haven't heard or understand, but it's not something taught in the classroom every day."
Smith said he never wanted to work with someone he did not trust and did not want anyone who worked for him to not have the same trust for him.
"It works both ways," he said. "In terms of respect, respect everyone's differences and respect the fact we are not all alike, whether it's politics or whether it's religion, or lifestyles or priorities - we are just different.
"The more we respect the fact we are different the easier it will be."
Smith said there is not one person who doesn't have problems or issues they have to deal with daily. Everyone has insecurities, he said.
"You can look at who you think is the most successful and accomplished person you know and I can promise you they are insecure about something," he said. "It's just human nature for us to not only be different but out of our own set of circumstances we have to deal with the problems and issues and insecurities."
Smith said the person who realizes and understands that fact will be "ahead of the game."
The recent graduate needs to understand not everything will go as they hoped or planned, Smith added.
"Nothing happens without bumps and bruises," he said. "Don't expect instant gratification, you have so much to be proud of.
"You are so far ahead of the curve, but I will tell you and I promise you, if you will add interpersonal skills and the ability to work with people and understand, trust and respect you will be so far ahead you will not believe it."
Smith closed with a quote from Garry Trudeau, creator of the "Doonesbury" comic strip.
"Trudeau said 'commencement speeches were invented for our children in the belief that out-going college students should never be released into the world until they have been properly sedated,'" he said. "I hope I have done my small part in that."
The graduation class included 361 graduates receiving approximately 438 degrees and certificates, of which about 166 members were scheduled to participate in Saturday's ceremony, the highest number to ever participate, officials said.


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Here are my specs and hopefully someone can help me figure out the problem before it happens again
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I download the various videos which I can view on my laptop without any problem using Windows Media Player.
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An assistant professor at Michigan State University's veterinary school has received probation after authorities say they found 17 dogs and two cats in poor condition at her home.
55-year-old Patricia Schenck pleaded no contest Friday in 65th District Court in St. Johns to misdemeanor malicious destruction of personal property.
A no contest plea isn't an admission of guilt but is treated as such for sentencing purposes.
Schenck had been charged with felony animal neglect. She also was ordered to pay more than $10,000 in restitution and court costs. She had been suspended with pay from her job at Michigan State.
Officials said the animals were found Dec. 12 at Schenck's home north of Lansing in Olive Township.


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'Good Wife' Star Julianna Margulies Weighs in on Weiner
BEVERLY HILLS — For the creators and stars of "The Good Wife," New York mayoral hopeful Anthony Weiner is a "gift that keeps on giving," Julianna Margulies said, adding that she "feels slightly bad."
"[The series] feels like old kid on the block..then Eliot Spitzer's madame runs against him for comptroller and Weiner sends a text," said Robert King at the Television Critics Association summer press tour. The series, now in its fifth season, was largely inspired by political sex scandals.
Mr. King questioned whether "sexual dalliances tend to increase with power" and said that question was going to be one of the major themes this season. Especially now that Peter (Chris Noth) is governor of Illinois and Alicia is the first lady.
As she prepared to become the first lady on the series, Margulies was asked her thoughts on Weiner's wife, Huma Abedin, who stood by her husband's side as he spoke about his latest sexual misadventures at a news conference.
"She had the exact look that I tried to capture in the pilot when you first meet the Florricks and you see her standing behind her disgraced man," Margulies said, speaking of Abedin. "She had such a soul-less look. Her body was empty, her soul was somewhere else and she was just going through the motions." Margulies also added that said she had "complete compassion and empathy" for Abedin.
"Part of Peter's ability keep moving further means having Alicia on board," said Mr. King, adding that Eli (Alan Cumming) is tasked this season with continuing to "try to curb a man's taste."
Although Mr. King listed a host of new and returning guest stars, including Melissa George, Carrie Preston, Gary Cole, Ben Rappaport, Jeffrey Tambor and America Ferrera, he emphasized that the focus of this season will be the interoffice civil war that Alicia is largely responsible for, phrasing it as a "sh–storm."
The fifth season of "The Good Wife" will premiere Sept. 29 on CBS.
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PMall Fan Shares Her New Christmas Tradition1
Recently one of PMall.com's fans shared a story on our Facebook Fan Page. Her name is Aprille and her story was so touching we knew that we had to share it will all of the rest of our fans (please continue reading for the link to Aprille's full blog post below).
Aprille, who is a Military Wife and Mother, has started her own family tradition by creating at least one new PMall.com Personalized Photo Ornament each Christmas.
She remembers her first ornament fondly as it was the first Christmas she spent with her husband.
Then there are the ornaments she personalized with the words "Almost Together" to capture the heartbreaking Christmas that she and her son had to celebrate without their husband and father because he was deployed.
Last year she decided that her "Almost Together" ornament needed a sequel so she personalized a new ornament that featured a beautiful family photo and the words, "Together Forever" to celebrate the Christmas they shared as a family.
One evening this year she turned to her son who had been painting at the table and saw that he had put red paint on his nose.
She was thrilled to be able to serendipitously capture that moment and turn that into another ornament that she will always treasure.
We are so thankful to Aprille for sharing her story and the photos of all her ornaments and we are honored that we are able to play a small role in her beautiful new Christmas tradition!
Check out Aprille's full story, "Our Christmas Ornament Tradition" from her Beautiful In His Time Blog, by clicking the previous link. When you get to her blog you'll be able to see photos of all the ornaments she has personalized and you'll be able to hear the touching story straight from her!
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iTunes and iPad offer support for closed captioning and subtitles. If a movie you purchased or rented has either closed captioning or subtitles, you can turn on the feature in iPad. Look for the CC logo on media you download to identify the ones that include the Closed Captioning feature. Videos you record do not have this capability unless you add captions using special video editing software.
You turn on Closed Captioning before playing movies during which you might want to display captions. The closed Captioning feature stays on until you turn it off.
Begin by tapping the Settings icon on the Home screen.
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ESPN College GameDay commentator Lee Corso received the "Contributions for College Football Award" last night. While thanking his co-anchors he strangely got teary-eyed; as of now he's not retiring. Maybe he was battling a disease. Maybe he loves Kirk Herbstreit?
UPDATE: hey, Lee Corso had a mild stroke on May 16, 2009. oops
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LOS GATOS -- Danielle Katz took her junior year off from running cross country. Judging by her results as a senior, it was a good decision.
Katz won the Division II race at the Central Coast Section finals and took third in the state Division II race, earning Mercury News girls cross country runner of the year honors as a result.
"I just needed to take some time off from running," Katz said. "I have a totally different perspective now. I lived for the first time in high school as a non-athlete. It feels real good to be back. The time away made the success I had that much more rewarding."
The training that dedicated distance runners undergo can take a toll. An example can be seen in Aptos standout Nikki Hiltz, the state 1,600-meter champion, who didn't take part in cross country this fall due to a stress fracture that put her in a cast for 10 weeks.
"It's not like other sports, you can't train five hours a day," Katz said. "There's a fine line between peak performance and injuring yourself. I feel so lucky that I have coaches who take a conservative approach to training and focus on long-term goals."
Katz took ninth at the CCS cross country meet as a freshman and third as a sophomore. In track, she focused on the 1,600 and 3,200 her first two years at Los Gatos, with bests of 5:05.53 as a sophomore in the 1,600 and 11:06.06 as a freshman in the 3,200. As a junior, she had a breakthrough in the 800, running 2:13.33 at the CCS finals and qualifying for the state meet.
"It's a tough call now," Katz said, regarding which event she will focus on during her senior track season. "Last year I thought the 800 was my race and running the 4x400 was such fun. But now that I had success in cross country, it's hard to say what I'm going to do."
Regardless, her future looks bright. Katz plans on running in college at Harvard, where she is considering an emphasis in a pre-med course of study.
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First team
Danielle Katz, Los Gatos, Sr.
Kylie Goo, Westmoor, Sr.
Maya Weigel, Mountain View, Sr.
Lauren Jacob, Los Altos, Fr.
Catherine Lowdon, Burlingame, Sr.
Kendall Hacker, St. Ignatius, Jr.
Hannah Allen, Homestead, Soph.
Molly Haar, Archbishop Mitty, Sr.
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Gillian Meeks, Gunn, Fr.
Zoe Enright, Menlo School, Fr.
Melissa Reed, Mountain View, Jr.
Hannah Wood, Presentation, Jr.
Katie Foug, Palo Alto, Soph.
Alyssa Johnson, Leland, Sr.
Lizzie Lacy, Menlo School, Soph.
Olivia Brobst, Archbishop Mitty, Jr.
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Lauren Shlee, Willow Glen; Ellie Lemco, Prospect; Kellie Redmond, Sacred Heart Cathedral; Olivia Rintala, Archbishop Mitty; Chandra Anderson, Half Moon Bay; Laura Reynolds, Mountain View; Fiona Maloney-McCrystle, Castilleja; Ana Duffy, St. Ignatius; Ashley Dattalo, Archbishop Mitty; Claire Bowie, Los Altos; Jacqueline Escalera, Fremont; Shaelyn Silverman, Lynbrook; Zoe Barrie, Aragon; Taylor Fortnam, Menlo-Atherton; Shelby Cox, Fremont; Jenny Xu, Monta Vista; Ameena Tawakol, Homestead; Gillian Belton, Sacred Heart Prep; Ashley Lara, Valley Christian; Ashley Mathews, Santa Teresa.


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Jonathan Chait employs a sarcastic tone in THIS PIECE about the Paul Ryan you never knew:
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While we're all gorging on holiday eggnog and fudge, the hip-hop power couple is giving us major food shame
It feels good knowing we're not the only ones who freak out a little each time we turn another year older. Just take it from Jay Z, who announced Tuesday (yes, the day before his birthday) that he had pledged to adopt a certain seemingly fun-free diet for the next 22 days.
"On December 3rd, one day before my 44th birthday, I will embark on a 22 Days Challenge to go completely vegan," the hip-hop mogul told fans via his website. He continued, "There's something spiritual to me about it being my 44th birthday and the serendipity behind the number of days in this challenge; 22 (2+2=4) coupled with the fact that the challenge ends on Christmas day. It just feels right!" A challenge, indeed.
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Buying a ham involves many choices. The most important tip comes from Bruce Aidells, a nationally known authority on meat. Look for meat labeled simply "ham" (no added water) or "ham with natural juices" (less than 10 percent added water), Aidells says. These superior hams are worth the extra money. Remember that when buying "ham, water added" or a "ham and water product" (up to 50 percent water), you are paying for water and getting spongy, inferior meat.
Yield: Half ham serves 10 to 12; whole ham serves 15 to 20
Excerpted from: "The Great Meat Cookbook" (2012) by Bruce Aidells. Reproduced by permission of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; all rights reserved.
1 fully cooked bone-in or boneless half or full ham, any size
Glaze (double recipe for a whole ham):
3 cups apple cider or apple juice
Water as needed
� cup pecans
1 cup firmly packed dark brown sugar
2 tablespoons unsulfured molasses
1� tablespoons dry mustard
� cup bourbon
Thickening (optional):
1 tablespoon cornstarch
� cup water
Position an oven rack in the lower third of the oven. Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
Trim any skin from the ham and trim external fat to a thickness of about � inch. Place fat-side up on a work surface and score the fat to a depth of about � inch in a 2-inch diamond pattern.
Place ham in a roasting pan. Insert a cable-type, continuous-read thermometer (if you have one) in the center of the ham and set it for 115 degrees. Add 2 cups of cider to the pan, plus water as needed, so at least � inch of liquid covers the bottom of the pan. Place ham in the oven. If you have only an instant-read thermometer, use 10 minutes per pound as a rough estimate of when to begin checking the internal temperature. As ham bakes, continue to add water so the bottom of the pan is always covered to a depth of at least � inch.
Meanwhile, make the glaze: Heat a skillet over medium. Add pecans and toast, shaking the skillet frequently, until pecans begin to color and give off a nutty aroma, about 5 minutes. Remove, let cool and coarsely chop. Place nuts in a small bowl and stir in brown sugar, 1 tablespoon molasses, mustard and 2 tablespoons bourbon. Set aside.
When the internal temperature of the ham reaches 115 degrees, remove it from the oven and increase heat to 425 degrees. Add more water to the pan, making sure there is now about � inch covering the bottom. Smear glaze generously over the top of the ham. You won't use it all; save the rest for the sauce. Return ham to the oven for 10 to 15 minutes, or until the glaze bubbles and begins to darken and the internal temperature reaches 130 degrees.
Remove ham from oven, transfer to a carving board and let rest, loosely covered with aluminum foil. It will continue to cook, and the temperature will reach the recommended 140 to 145 degrees in 20 to 40 minutes.
Meanwhile, make the sauce. Pour pan juices into a heavy 2-quart saucepan and spoon off all grease. In a small saucepan, combine remaining 1 cup apple cider and remaining 2 tablespoons bourbon. Bring to a boil and cook to reduce by half, about 10 minutes. Pour this mixture into the saucepan with the pan juices and stir in the remaining 1 tablespoon molasses, along with any remaining glaze. Bring to a boil and cook 5 to 10 minutes to concentrate flavors. For an optional thicker sauce, combine cornstarch and water and whisk into the sauce about 30 seconds, until it reaches the consistency of maple syrup.
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One hundred and ten thousand dollars, that's about as cheap as houses get in Columbia County. Compare that to Richmond County, with the cheapest price being twenty thousand.
News 12 finds housing prices in both counties could be on the rise. Columbia County is encouraging nicer houses to come to the area. Some say houses in both Richmond and Columbia Counties are getting more expensive. But Columbia County has more room to grow, and houses on average cost more.
He builds houses in Richmond County for a living. But Joey May is running out of space as the county fills up.
"I guess it's because of all the economic boost that's going on. There's more buildings, more people coming out, and more people wanting money for it," May said.
He's lived here all his life, and is paying several hundred more dollars a month to live than he used to.
"It's not as cheap as it used to be," May said.
More demand and less space can drive up prices. That's why realtor Vickie Law says she is selling more houses in Columbia County than she used to.
"If there's not space to build new stuff, you gotta go to what's available," Law said.
These houses are near a hundred thousand, and that's a steal of a deal in Columbia County. Tax assessor Debbie Robertson says that's hard to find.
"It's a growing trend toward larger houses and nicer subdivisions," Robertson said.
Columbia County's growth management plan encourages upscale neighborhoods with houses that are at least fifteen hundred square feet, meaning it could be difficult for smaller homes and apartment complexes to be built.
"People are willing to pay more for property in Columbia County because of the area, the schools," Robertson said.
"Now days it's getting higher and higher," May said.
Whether you live in Richmond or Columbia Counties, prices aren't getting any lower.
You can expect to see even more developments like this coming out to Columbia County. Realtors say now there is a high demand, and they're selling more now than they have in past years.
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- May 8:
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- Limo fire: No safety inspections for smaller California limos
- May 7:
- Strong bonds connected bride, friends killed in limo fire
- Five San Mateo bridge limo fire victims are identified
- Limo fire: Survivor, driver recount horrific blaze that killed bride, four others
- May 6:
- Limo fire: Bride's driver was licensed, but maximum capacity exceeded
- Limo fire: Bride's ride to shower turns into deadly inferno
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- Bride among five killed when limo bursts into flames on San Mateo-Hayward bridge
FOSTER CITY -- Five women died Saturday night when they were trapped inside a limo that had caught fire as they were traveling on the westbound San Mateo-Hayward bridge in Foster City.
CHP officer Art Montiel said the women were traveling from Alameda to Foster City. Four women and the driver of the vehicle managed to escape from the fire, which was reported just after 10 p.m.
Montiel said the incident did not involve a collision.
Montiel said officials did not know where the women were going at the time of the fire. He said the San Mateo County coroner will release the names of the women who died after their families have been notified.
Early Sunday, the CHP released the names of those who survived: driver Orville Brown, 46, of San Jose, who was uninjured; and passengers Jasmine Desguia, 34, of San Jose; Mary G. Guardiano, 42, of Alameda; Nelia Arrellano, 36, of Oakland; and Amalia Loyola, 48, of San Leandro. The four women suffered moderate injuries.
The incident began at 10:09 p.m. when CHP officers responded to reports of a vehicle fire on Highway 92 in Foster City, just east of Pier 1. The car was a white Lincoln town car and was traveling in the slow lane. For unknown reasons, the car caught fire.
Ten people were inside the vehicle at the time, including nine women and the driver, Montiel said.
Four women and the driver escaped. Five of the women, however, were unable to escape from the vehicle and were confirmed dead when officers arrived on-scene.
Two of the four women who escaped were taken to Stanford Hospital and two others were taken to Valley Medical Center in San Jose. All four are being treated for smoke inhalation and burns.
It appears the fire started in the back of the limousine, but specifically where or how is still under investigation.
All westbound lanes of the highway were closed for several hours, though one lane was reopened about 1 a.m. with officials still on the scene investigating.
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- San Jose: Two more suspects arrested in summer Gramercy killing
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- San Jose: 16-year-old charged as adult in July homicide
- Aug 13:
- San Jose homicide: Arrest made, second suspect sought in daylight gang shooting in Gramercy neighborhood
- Aug 5:
- San Jose: Victim identified in late-July killing in Gramercy neighborhood
SAN JOSE -- Officers are investigating the city's 21st homicide of the year after a man was shot and killed Monday afternoon in an area known for gang activity.
San Jose police responded to the 200 block of Gramercy Place at 3:39 p.m. When they arrived, they found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound, according to San Jose Lt. Paul Spagnoli. Police said the man, who was walking down the street when he was shot, was the only person injured. Police did not know if the suspects were on foot or if they were in a car when the shooting occurred.
The man, who has not been identified, was rushed to an area hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
"Any time there is a shooting in the middle of the day, it is a bold act," Spagnoli said. "But then again, shooting anyone at any time is a brazen act."
The suspects in the shooting remain at-large, but police were canvassing the area and planned to spend much of Monday night interviewing potential witnesses. Spagnoli said with so many at home at the time of the shooting, the plethora of accounts was both a blessing and a curse, with officers needing to piece together just what happened. Spagnoli did say, however, that thus far neighbors have been helpful, which has allowed the investigation to go smoothly.
Police did not say what motive or circumstances led to the shooting, but the area is a contentious hot spot for gang activity. Most notably, the footbridge that spans 10 lanes of Interstate 680 and connects two parts of Madden Avenue between McKee Road and Alum Rock Avenue is known as a heavily disputed area between gangs who use graffiti to mark the bridge as their own.
Police said while they have not ruled out that the shooting was gang-related, they asked that people remember to not generalize who lives in the area.
"Not everyone out here is a gang member," Spagnoli said. "There are good people here too."
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Lois Weseloh, 91, of Redwood Falls, passed away Saturday, March 9, 2013 at the Avera Marshall Regional Medical Center in Marshall.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, March 12, 2013 from St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church in Redwood Falls. Burial took place at the English Lutheran Cemetery in Cottonwood.
Memorials are preferred to the St. John's School special projects. Arrangements were with Nelson-Martin Funeral Service of Redwood Falls. E-mail condolences may be sent via www.nelsonmartinfuneralservice.com.
Lois Camella Johnson, the daughter of Joseph and Bertha (Brudvig) Johnson, was born and baptized at home in Verndale August 30, 1921. She confirmed her baptismal faith in Jesus as her Lord and Savior June 9, 1933 at the First Lutheran Church in Staples.
Following her high school graduation, Lois attended Teacher's Training School. She then taught first through fourth grades at the country school in Fairhaven where she met future husband, Gerhard Herbert Weseloh. On July 4, 1941, Lois and Gerhard married in Cherryville, Ore. Their wedding day events included a hike up Mt. Hood with the wedding party and family for a rollicking round of snowball throwing.
After the Army drafted her husband in Fall 1942, Lois and their baby daughter, Ellen, stayed with family and friends.
The Lord returned Gerhard to her in 1945, and they lived in South Haven until God called Gerhard to enter the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary (ELS) in Mankato in 1953. During the "seminary years," Lois remained a busy mom (five daughters, one son) and teacher. Upon her husband's 1958 seminary graduation, they moved to Cottonwood where her husband served as minister for the English Lutheran congregation. God blessed the happy couple with the birth of their youngest daughter.
Besides raising her seven children, Gerhard's wife used her talents to serve her Lord playing organ, directing choir, teaching Sunday school and participating in ladies' organizations. After her husband's death, Lois returned to teaching elementary education and received both a bachelor and a master's degree in special education.
In 1974 the family moved to Redwood Falls where Lois taught children with learning disabilities until her retirement in 1986.
Lois filled her retirement years with many happy family events and activities. She loved to play piano (self-taught), crochet, sew, paint, complete countless New York Times crossword puzzle book, and read profusely. This avid bowler won many bowling tournaments and trophies until she retired her bowling ball at age 89.
She enjoyed many family vacations to Hawaii, Florida, and Arizona, as well as yearly visits to see her sister in Wenatchee, Wash. Lois visited Massachusetts annually to celebrate her favorite holiday, the 4th of July, with her daughter, son-in-law and an ever-increasing circle of Boston friends. She also volunteered as a teacher's assistant at St. John's school, attended retired teachers' luncheons and events and eagerly anticipated daily visits with her many friends of all ages.
Page 2 of 2 - Of all Lois' activities and interests, her greatest love was for her Lord. This devout Christian woman eagerly looked forward to weekly church services and Bible study groups.
Our loving Savior called this faithful servant, Lois, to her heavenly home Saturday, March 9, 2013 after attaining the age of 91 years, six months and 10 days.
Lois' surviving children include: Ellen Loe of Marshall; Linda (Elmo) Dahl of Alexandria; Barry Weseloh of Fort Ripley; Debra Ann (Thomas) Fox of Burlington, Mass.; Kathy (David) Thiel of Fort Ripley and Vicki (Randy) Rankin of Lincoln, Neb.; 11 grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents Bertha and Joseph; her beloved husband Gerhard; her daughter Patty Jo; her son-in-law Harold Loe; her brothers Tilford, Noral, Milton, Robert and James Johnson and sisters Christine Sampson, Mildred Riedel, Esther Aasen and Lillian Holst.
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Olympic downhill champion Lindsey Vonn will not compete at the Sochi Olympics and will have surgery soon to repair damage to her right knee following a crash training at Copper Mountain, Colo. in November.
Vonn made the announcement through her publicist and an update on her Facebook page. Vonn wrote that she is "devastated" by having to miss Sochi.
"I did everything I possibly could to somehow get strong enough to overcome having no ACL, but the reality has sunk in that my knee is just too unstable to compete at this level," Vonn wrote. "I'm having surgery soon so that I can be ready for the world championships at home in Vail next February. On a positive note, this means there will be an additional spot so that one of my teammates can go for gold."
Vonn severely injured her right knee racing super-G at the world championships last year in Schladming, Austria. She had successful surgery in Vail and rehabbed well, seemingly putting her ahead of schedule in her comeback, but reinjured the knee at Copper Mountain Nov. 19 in super-G training. At the time her injury was diagnosed as a "partial" tear of her anterior cruciate ligament.
She skipped the first five races of this season but returned to competition at Lake Louise, Alberta, finishing 40th and 11th in a pair of downhills and fifth in super-G. Then on Dec. 21 at Val d'Isere, France, she stopped in the middle of a downhill after her knee "gave out."
"After the incident in Val d'Isere, an MRI showed an MCL sprain, which coupled with the torn ACL, has made it impossible to stabilize her knee and be ready to safely ski again next month," publicist Lewis Kay wrote in a statement. "She will have surgery shortly and is expected to make a full recovery in time for the 2014-15 World Cup season and the 2015 World Alpine Ski Championships in Vail-Beaver Creek."
Vonn won the downhill at the Vancouver Olympics and claimed a bronze medal in super-G. If fully healthy, she would have been favored to win medals in downhill, super-G and super combined at Sochi, and would have been regarded as a contender in giant slalom as well. The news came as a big blow to the U.S. Ski Team, though probably not a surprise given the nature of her injury.
"In looking ahead, I have every ounce of confidence that Lindsey will be in the starting gate next World Cup season ready to compete," said ski team chief executive Bill Marolt. "She knows the hard work it takes to get to the top and still has significant goals to achieve in what has been an incredible career.
"While Lindsey won't be in Sochi, we have a strong team that is well prepared to challenge. The women's speed team is experienced with five athletes who have achieved World Cup podiums and a seasoned veteran in Julia Mancuso who has won three Olympic medals in her career. Now is the time for those athletes to step up towards our 'Best in the World' vision."
One of those racers is Eagle-Vail's Mikaela Shiffrin, 18, who will be a strong contender in GS and slalom. She is the reigning world champion and World Cup champion in slalom.
"Thank you all so much for all of the love and support," Vonn wrote. "I will be cheering for all of the Olympians and especially team USA!"
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Again, this year, the hard-working Wildcats have been invited to play on the international stage at a high school tournament in Freeport, Bahamas.
And while the Oak Ridge Board of Education has approved the trip, funding in the amount of approximately $15,000 still must be obtained by the "friends and fans of the Oak Ridge High School boys basketball team," a Tuesday release stated.
"The support of the business and professional community is a key element in making this trip possible," the release added. "The team is counting on ORHS alumni, as well as other fans and local civic groups, to again support them."
In addition to selling banner advertisements which will be displayed in the high school's new basketball arena, fans and other supporters are encouraged to mail a check (or your commitment) to ORHS Boys Basketball Boosters, P.O. Box 5834, Oak Ridge, Tenn. 37831.
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The two-month maiden voyage of the Beluga SkySails cargo ship was successfully completed in mid-March, providing proof that its kite towing system can cut fuel use by up to 20%. The first voyage focused on perfecting the automated kite deployment system, so the kite was deployed for as little as a few minutes and for as long as eight hours. When deployed in strong winds, the kite pulled the ship with a force equal to 20% of the engine power. The system is undergoing a 12-month pilot phase, and in the second half of that test period, the kite will be deployed for longer periods of time. Once the pilot phase is over, the 191-square-yard kite will be replaced with one twice its size, which is expected to save about 5 tons of fuel per day, for a daily operating savings of about $2,000. The owner of the ship, Beluga Shipping GmbH, is currently building two larger cargo ships that it plans to outfit with kites as large as 717 square yards. See the SkySails press release.


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Ireland came agonizingly close to finally beating the All-Blacks for the first time ever in Christchurch last Saturday before a last gasp Dan Carter drop goal secured a 22-19 win for the world champions.
Defeat was a bitter pill for the Irish team to take when it looked for so long like they would get a draw at least after an early Conor O'Mahony try and some fine kicking from Jonathan Sexton set them up nicely on the scoreboard.
Captain Carter had other ideas, however, and took advantage late on when referee Nigel Owens
A week after they were crushed in the first test, this was better from the tourists.
Irish skipper Brian O'Driscoll echoed the disappointment within his dressingroom when he said, "We set standards of ourselves and we're trying to be a consistent team. We dipped below those standards last week, individually and collectively.
"The jersey deserved a little bit more from us and we talked about that this week. Trying to restore a bit of that (pride) in the jersey and I think we did manage to do that. We fell at the final hurdle still.
"It is difficult when you have fought your way back into the game and got level on the board. They were a man down for the last seven or eight minutes.
"It is difficult to take any positives from the performance but I'm sure, when we look back, there will be plenty of them. We have another goal for the third test on Saturday and we don't have to finish our season on that result."
Irish out-half Ronan O'Gara has dismissed claims from the New Zealand camp that his team played as well as they could last Saturday, and believes there is more to come in this weekend's final test.
"Ireland did play well the other night," claimed O'Gara. "The All Blacks were probably in second gear and they had every reason to be in second gear because of the way we played at Eden Park. It is only natural.
"It shouldn't take something like that to give us a boot up the backside. We have our standards, have our values, for, a lot of us, the last 10 or 12 years.
All-Blacks coach Steve Hanson had claimed after last weekend's that Ireland had reached their peak for this tour but O'Gara disagreed.
He said, "A lot of that, you can read into it after an event. You could say that it is condescending but I don't think it was meant like that.
"We all speak with emotions sometimes and that was what Steve felt at the time. I would have no problem with that. Steve was probably relieved to get over the finish line as you could see an edge to them."
Like O'Gara, Leinster's Jonathan Sexton is keen to make amends and finally beat the Kiwis in this Saturday's third and final test.
Sexton, who missed a late penalty before Carter snatched victory for the All-Blacks with a drop goal last weekend, could start at center this time around and is keen for the action to get underway.
He said, "We were pretty disappointed with the result last weekend. It is a tough one to take but we've got one more test against them so we need to bounce back one more time."
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Graeme McDowell and Padraig Harrington came so close to lifting the US Open title on Sunday – 48 hours after the 2011 champion Rory McIlroy had missed the cut.
McDowell finished tied second and Harrington tied fourth after a final day of drama at San Francisco's Olympic Club saw the unheralded Webb Simpson emerge victorious.
The 2010 winner McDowell missed a 20 foot birdie putt on the 18th to force a playoff with Simpson, while Harrington's hopes disappeared when he found a bunker as he chased a birdie at the last.
"There's a mixture of emotions inside me right now. Obviously disappointment, deflation, pride but mostly just frustration, because I hit three fairways today," McDowell said afterwards.
"But I'm proud of the way I hung in. The way I birdied 11 and 12 and the putt I made on 17 and just to give myself half a chance on 18.
"And that putt, it was weird, because I hit that putt in practice and it bumped left and it moved right of the hole and I just didn't do that today.
"It was grind and a slog, but I'll be back. I did a lot right, but this course does not allow you to get into a rhythm and it was a struggle."
Harrington said, "I'm disappointed but the good thing is I was really in contention out there and that has to be a positive to take from the week."
A disappointed McIlroy said after missing the cut, "You really have to be so precise out there. We're just not used to playing this sort of course week in, week out. You have to adapt and adjust and I wasn't able to do that very well."
Leinster duo Jamie Heaslip and Gordon D'Arcy are on the way home from Ireland's tour to New Zealand after picking up finger and calf injuries respectively. D'Arcy has been replaced in the squad by Ulster's Paddy Wallace for Saturday's final test against the All-Blacks.


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For example, in my app each "Line" segment is described via "DL_LineData" and via "Meta_Data" structures.
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- Great magsGreat mag for the price. It feeds flawlessly and is a very robust metal magazine. You need a magazine loader and a little silicone spray, but that is all you need to keep this puppy going.
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Seems like there might be another Koshima to keep an eye on in the not-so-distant future.
Yamato Kashima, younger brother of U.S. moguls skier Sho Kashima, and teammate Taryn Baker competed against the best at the U.S. Freestyle Selections last week. Selections are comprised of three mogul events that were held back-to-back, Dec. 19-23, at Copper Mountain.
The competition draws top amateur skiers from across the nation, all of whom hope to qualify for the Nor Am tour by their combined results of the three events. Nor Ams are international competitions that are the stepping stone to the World Cup and Olympics, according to Heavenly Foundation Head Freestyle Coach Jere Crawford.
Kashima and Baker, both Heavenly Ski and Snowboard Foundation skiers, charged the moguls. Baker's consistent runs and sharp turns earned her a Nor Am spot. Kashima missed the cut, but isn't down for the count.
"Yamato gave it 110 percent, but had a couple of crashes and banged up his shoulders and finished outside the cut. He will be back in a week or two," Crawford said in an email.
Mogul 1, Dec. 19
-------------- Taryn Baker------------ 36th--- score 18.25
-------------- Yamato Kashima----- 51st------------ 19.37
Mogul #2-Dec 21
------------- -Taryn Baker------------ 32nd-------------17.75
-------------- Yamato Kashima------DNF
Dual Mogul Dec 22
-------------- Taryn Baker------------ 25th------------- 18.29
-------------- Yamato Kashima----- DNS


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Smultron is an open-source text editor written in Cocoa for Mac OS X with many of the features that you need. You can easily work with many documents and select one quickly in a list.
Required OS: 10.8
Tags: htmleditor , texteditor , editor , html
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Smultron is being developed again. Snow Leopard version released.
Latest version for 10.4 is 3.1.2
Fraise is here: http://osx.iusethis.com/app/fraise
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I am the developer of the latest version but I had to rename it to Fraise following a Perter Borg's demand (to avoid confusion). I will create an entry for Fraise on iusethis. I hope you will enjoy this new version available at http://github.com/jfmoy/Fraise
New version (3.7a) is now hosted at github.
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Unfortunately, the developer says he doesn't have time to work on his apps, so no new versions will be released.
This app is very nice. Its simple, clean and colors the code. It reminds me of BBEdit, yet it is less bulky and gets the dang job done. Nice Leopard interface too. I highly recommend.
I love it!
perfect team with cyberduck
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