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PARKERSBURG - Breanna Propst flirted with a triple-double Friday night inside Memorial Fieldhouse for St. Albans, but Parkersburg freshman Haley Ackerman scored a career-high 21 points as the Big Reds never trailed in a 59-43 Mountain State Athletic Conference victory.
Megan Morrison's triple, which came after Imani Ward grabbed an offensive rebound and kicked it out, put St. Albans down just 33 seconds into the game. After that quick make, the two teams couldn't knock down a shot from anywhere as they combined in the first six minutes to miss 17 of 18 attempts and turn over the ball nine times.
PHS, now 4-3 and off until next Wednesday when Winfield visits for the Jack Stephens Tournament, led 8-3 after one quarter and then Ackerman stole the show.
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St. Albans' Torri Wilson tries to drive the ball against the defense of Parkersburg's Megan Morrison inside Memorial Fieldhouse on Friday night.
Propst, who finished with 18 points, 11 boards and a game-high eight steals, converted a lay-in 20 ticks into the second thanks to an Addison Olives assist to cut the deficit to three. However, Rachel Slone connected from downtown, Ward got a putback and then Ackerman canned the first of her five 3-pointers as PHS pushed ahead 16-5.
Ackerman actually scored 11 straight points for the Big Reds, including two more 3s, and when Brooke Kurucz drained a trifecta with 2:17 left before halftime the Red Dragons (3-3) appeared to be in big trouble, down 27-13.
However, St. Albans used its pressure to force numerous red and white turnovers and reeled off 11 consecutive points, including five from Katelyn Propst. Kennedy Walker, who tallied 12 points and blocked five shots, knocked down a jumper just before the break to push the PHS cushion to 29-14.
Four straight points from Breanna Propst to open the second half sliced the deficit to just one, but the Red Dragons never got any closer. PHS still led by five at 39-34 entering the final eight minutes.
St. Albans, which plays at 5:15 p.m. today versus George Washington in the Hoops Classic, started the fourth by missing the front end of two 1-and-1 chances. Morrison, who chipped in eight points and five boards, hit a trey for a 42-34 advantage with 6:12 to go. St. Albans made its next to last field goal via a Lexie Cooper triple at the 5:34 mark to make it 42-37.
PHS proceeded to put the game away by scoring nine straight points, which included Ackerman's last bomb along with a Ward (11 boards) three-point play.
St. Albans was held to less than 23 percent shooting from the floor and the hosts knocked down 10 of 22 from beyond the arc.

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Why are we aiding French in war with Mali?
Just read that the commander in chief of the U.S. armed forces has authorized the use of the U.S. military transport planes to move French troops and equipment in its war with Mali. Apparently the U.S. is also providing sophisticated targeting data and at least three KC-135 refueling tankers to support French fighter aircraft and bombers.
I won't comment on why some feel the U.S. needs to support a country that scurrilously turned their backs on U.S. requests for support in the Iraq war, but I do wonder if the French are paying for the assistance they are receiving. I suspect we will just spend whatever is requested and borrow the money from China.
I also wonder why a recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize feels the need to involve this country in what promises to be an open-ended conflict, and why Congress doesn't need to approve these actions.
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Pope Francis has called an Extraordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops for October 2014. The theme of the Synod is the Pastoral Challenges of the Family in the Context of Evangelisation. The wish of Pope Francis is that as many people as possible should be involved in the preparation for this Synod, especially those who are most directly involved in family life. To help with this, a questionnaire has been devised which will enable people to respond with their opinions, thoughts and hopes. Responses can be made either directly on-line https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FamilySynod2014
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Isla Vista Celebrates Halloween for a Second Night
For every five officers there is a volunteer working, too
Safety doesn't come cheap in Isla Vista during the long weekend of Halloween celebrations.
Kelly Hoover of The Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department said the cost of officers and overtime will run about $203,000, but the department does not put a price tag on student safety.
There are about 250 officers working alongside volunteers groups including Search and Rescue, Law Enforcement Chaplains, the Medical Reserve Corps of Santa Barbara and Street Health Outreach.
Ric Hovsepian of the Medical Reserve Corps said they have nurses and doctors working every night to prevent casualties.
Officers didn't waste anytime looking for open containers. Undercover officers lined up students on the curb right behind large bottles of liquor.
Many of the people in the crowd said they were from out of town.
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Despite the snow, the Walk for Warmth scheduled for this morning in Jackson will go on as planned. The walk is important because money raised today will help needy families with their heating bills.
Consumers Energy and the Community Action Agency in Jackson say despite the mild temperatures, just as many families are looking for help with their heating bills this year.
That's why Consumers Energy has partnered with local community action agencies to "Walk for Warmth." They're hoping to raise much-needed funds for thousands of Michigan residents trying to stay warm this winter.
"It's a very difficult time, even for people who are working," said Marsha Kreucher, the CEO of the Jackson Community Action Agency. "People are trying to get by as best they can, but it's pretty frantic for agencies like ours that are working at the front lines in the community."
The Community Action Agency in Jackson has been forced to turn people away who are looking for help with their heating bills. The mild temperatures this winter haven't lessened the growing need. Last year, the agency helped about 870 homes with emergency utility assistance - this year, they have received 1,100 requests in January alone.
"We were surprised, and I think the reason is although the weather is warmer this winter, the utility costs have gone up," said Kreucher. "So they may be using less fuel, but they're paying more for it."
Marjorie Longcore with Consumers Energy says even though bills in the community have been lower overall, many families are still struggling.
"We still see a number of people who are calling, looking for ways to get on payment plans, letting us know they're having trouble paying bills due to job loss or a situation in their family," said Longcore. "And other funds that have been available in previous years are not available this year."
That change in funding has put pressure on utility companies and community agencies to find new sources of money to help people pay their heating bills. They say the alternative is a dangerous one.
"There are families that come in to talk to us who are bringing their BBQ grills inside to keep their house warm, or having an indoor fire put so that they can burn wood and paper to keep warm," Kreucher said. "They're taking risks they shouldn't have to. There are many tragedies for families during this time of year."
Consumers Energy is sponsoring several "Walks for Warmth" this weekend, including the one in Jackson that starts at 11:45 am in front of the Consumers Energy headquarters.
On Saturday, there will be walks in Lansing, St. Johns, and Howell. Just click on WILX's Hot Button for more information.


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SpaceX's unmanned Dragon spacecraft brought supplies and equipment to the International Space Station.
Its robotic arm captured the spacecraft at 6:14 Central Time, Sunday morning.
Around 5,000 pounds of equipment, science experiments and supplies were on board the Dragon spacecraft.
NASA hired SpaceX and a second company, Orbital Sciences Corporation, to fly supplies to the ISS after the retirement of the space shuttles in 2011.


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Garland ISD community tees up fore education
Hitting the green to benefit Garland ISD, nearly 120 community and staff members competed in the 11th-annual BEST Education Foundation Masters Golf Tournament. This year's event was held April 12 at Firewheel Golf Park, raising approximately $20,000. One of BEST's biggest fundraisers each year, the Masters have tallied a total of more than $275,000—used for grants and scholarships to the students and staff of GISD.
"We're always blessed with beautiful weather, and this year was no different," said Keith Reimer, BEST program specialist. "The support of local businesses remained strong as well. We greatly appreciate their sponsorship, along with the many other district vendors who help with this great cause each year."
Winners and sponsors of the 2013 Masters Golf Tournament include:
- First flight, first place and overall winner – Mike Adcock, Royce Miller, TJ Leonard and Trey Scroggins (Sponsored by Hawaiian Falls)
- First flight, second place – Gerald Hudson, Jason Jetton, Jim Manley and Steven Buchanan (Sponsored by Balfour)
- Second flight, first place – Jimmy Beach, Larry Harvey, Randy Thomas and Tony Chandler (Sponsored by Estes, McClure & Associates, Inc.)
- Second flight, second place – Doug Burnside, John Madison, Lisa Leraas and Scott Charley (Sponsored by Gay, McCall, Isaacks, Gordon & Roberts, PC)
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- Third flight, second place – Delbert Richardson, Jessica Warlick and Keith Reimer (Sponsored by Premio)
- Straightest drive – Chris Cochran
- Closest to the pin (men) – TJ Leonard
- Closest to the pin (women) – Lisa Leraas
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'Contagion' Spreads For Top Spot at Box Office
The new release "Contagion" handily won the weekend box office, demonstrating that theater goers were not deterred from going to the cineplex during the anniversary weekend of 9/11.
Released by Time Warner Inc.'s Warner Bros. Pictures, "Contagion" grossed $23.1 million according to early studio estimates. The Steven Soderbergh-directed thriller, about the outbreak of a new disease, unseated the 1960s-era drama "The Help" after three weeks at the top of the charts. The DreamWorks Studios and Participant Media production, which was distributed by the Walt Disney Co., has grossed $137.1 million to date.
Starring a bevy of Academy Award-winning actors, including Matt Damon, Gwyneth Paltrow and Kate Winslet, the roughly $55 to $60 million production appealed primarily to audiences over the age of 25, who made up 81% of the audience. There was an even split between male and female ticket buyers.
Jeff Goldstein, Warner Bros.' executive vice president of distribution, said that the studio originally had some concerns about releasing the film on the 10th anniversary weekend of 9/11 and expected slightly softer Sunday box office returns. It was a potential dip they had taken in consideration, he said, that was balanced out by audiences' interest in the genre.
The weekend's other new releases fared less well. Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.'s "Warrior," a drama about two brothers battling for a mixed martial arts championship, grossed a soft $5.6 million from 1,869 screens. The studio also hosted preview screenings of the film the weekend before release.
David Spitz, executive vice president of distribution for Lions Gate, says the studio is focusing on the film's positive reviews and hoping the film has legs.
The raunchy comedy "Bucky Larson: Born to Be A Star," which was released by Sony Corp.'s Sony Pictures, grossed a weak $1.5 million. The film, about a small town grocery bagger who wants to be an adult film star, was co-written and co-produced by Adam Sandler.


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2011–12 Wild Turkey Seasons & Bag Limits
Daily Bag Limit
Possession Limit
Spring Wild Turkey
Youth Spring
2012 season to be determined
One (1) bearded Wild Turkey
Note: A second Spring turkey permit may be obtained by holders of the combined Spring/Fall turkey permit for a fee of $20, this allows a second bearded Wild Turkey.
WMDs 7, 10–26, 28
2012 season to be determined
Fall Wild Turkey (Archery Only)
Zone 1:
WMDs 12, 15, 16, 17, 20, and 26
Oct 8 – Oct 22
One (1) Wild Turkey either sex, any age
Zone 2:
WMDs 21, 22, 23, 24 & 25
Sept 29 – Oct 28
Fall Wild Turkey (Archery & Shotgun Hunt)
Zone 3:
WMDs 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 & 26
Oct 15 – Oct 21
All dates are inclusive except that hunting is prohibited on Sunday.
Maine's spring Wild Turkey season occurs in May. Hunting is allowed by permit only. There is a fall Wild Turkey season for both archery and shotgun. Anyone who possesses an archery license or a big game hunting license may obtain a combination Spring & Fall turkey permit. In addition, a second Spring turkey permit may be purchased by those who hold the combination Spring & Fall turkey permit.
The following laws and regulations are specific to Spring and Fall Wild Turkey hunting seasons. Hunters must also comply with all other applicable fish and wildlife laws.
Any private landowner is eligible to hunt Wild Turkeys on their own land without a turkey hunting permit if:
Wild Turkey to Be Tagged
Any person killing a Wild Turkey shall immediately securely attach to its leg, plainly visible, a tag bearing his/her full name, address and license number. Gift turkey are to be labeled with the name and address of the person who registered it and the year the turkey was registered.
Turkey Transportation
Any Wild Turkey being moved or transported in any manner must have a tag securely attached, and it must be accompanied by the person who killed it. Unless the Wild Turkey has been legally registered, no person shall keep a Wild Turkey at his/her home or at any place of storage (except at the official registration station or at the office of a Maine game warden) for more than eighteen (18) hours without first notifying a game warden.
Wild Turkey Registration
All Wild Turkeys taken by hunters shall be presented for registration within 18 hours at one of the registration stations established for that purpose. The entire turkey, except the viscera, shall be presented. The fee to register a Wild Turkey is $5.00. All radio transmitters, leg bands and wing tags must be submitted to the Department at the time of registration.
Wild Turkey Hunting Prohibitions
A sample of Wild Turkey permit holders, including those who did not hunt or were unsuccessful, will be asked to complete a questionnaire provided by the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife and return it to the Department within a period of 10 days after the close of the Wild Turkey hunting season. Information provided by hunters is an important part of the Department's Wild Turkey management program.
Note: The fall shotgun Wild Turkey season involves tactics that are different from the "sit and call" approach and hunters are reminded to use extreme caution while hunting.
Spring Season
A Spring/Fall Turkey permit is required in addition to a valid hunting license that allows hunting of big game. Note: Holders of a Spring/Fall Turkey Permit may also purchase a Second Spring Turkey Permit that allows the taking of a second bearded Wild Turkey.
Who May Hunt
Hunters must have a valid spring Wild Turkey permit and a valid Maine resident hunting license or a valid nonresident or alien big game hunting license in order to hunt Wild Turkey. (Clarification: A valid archery license also permits hunting of Wild Turkey with bow and arrow in Maine.) The permittee must possess the permit at all times while hunting. A person may assist in a hunt without a license or permit for that activity as long as that person does not carry hunting equipment.
Permit Fee
A combined Spring/Fall permit is available to residents for $20.00 and nonresidents for $54.00 (plus agent fee). Holders of this permit may obtain a 2nd Spring bearded turkey permit for $20.00.
Youth Hunting Day
Youth 10 years of age or older and under 16 years of age who possess a junior hunting license may hunt under adult supervision on the first Saturday preceding the opening of the spring Wild Turkey Hunting season. The resident Spring/Fall Turkey Permit and the Second Spring Turkey Permit are included in the resident Junior Hunting License.
Junior hunters may hunt for two bearded turkeys in zones open to hunting with shotguns or bow and arrow, and must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or a qualified adult. The qualified adult must be a person 18 years of age or older who has been approved by the youth's parent or guardian and must hold a valid Maine hunting license or completed a hunter safety course. The accompanying adult cannot possess hunting equipment on the youth hunting day.
Spring Legal Hours
One-half (½) hour before sunrise until 12:00p.m. (noon) local time.
Spring Area Open to Hunting
There is one spring Wild Turkey hunting zone as follows: Wildlife Management Districts (WMDs) 7, 10 through 26, and 28.
Spring Bag Limit
Two (2) bearded Wild Turkey per permit holder per season. To harvest 2 Wild Turkeys during the spring season, a Spring/Fall turkey permit along with a Second Spring Turkey permit is required. A Second Spring male turkey permit may be obtained by holders of the combined Spring/Fall turkey permit.
Spring Legal Method for Taking Wild Turkey
Only shotgun gauges 10 through 20 using shot sizes 4 through 6, or bow and arrow may be used to hunt Wild Turkeys in Maine. Electronic calling devices are legal.
Fall Season
Fall Zones and Dates
Note: Effective October 10, 2011, the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife has amended the fall Wild Turkey hunting season by removing Wildlife Management Districts 24 and 25 from Zone 1 and adding them to Zone 2 (starting 30 days prior to and extending to the Friday preceding the regular deer hunting season, which corresponds to the archery deer hunting season.) and adding Wildlife Management District 26 to Zone 3 (starting 6 days prior to and extending through the Friday preceding Youth Deer Hunting Day.) In Zone 2, only bow and arrow may be used to hunt wild turkey; in Zone 3, bow and arrow or shotguns may be used.
Fall Permits
Any person who possesses an archery license, or a firearms license that allows the hunting of big game, may purchase a Spring/Fall Wild Turkey hunting permit from a license agent to hunt during the fall Wild Turkey season. Permit fees are $20.00 for Maine residents, and $54.00 for nonresidents and aliens (plus agent fee).
Fall Bag Limit
The bag limit for Wild Turkey during the fall season is 1 (one) Wild Turkey of either sex and any age per permit holder.
Fall Legal Method for Taking Wild Turkey
Only bow and arrow may be used to hunt Wild Turkey during the fall Wild Turkey hunting season in Zone 1 and Zone 2. In Zone 3, permit holders may use, (with appropriate license) bow and arrow or shotgun gauges 10 through 20 using shot sizes 4 through 6 inclusive may be used to hunt Wild Turkey. Dogs and electronic calling devices are legal.
Fall Legal Hunting Time
Legal hunting time is from ½ hour before sunrise to ½ hour after sunset.


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By Mr. Kenneth Fidler (IMCOM)July 10, 2008
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea - Yongsan firefighters recently gained specialized protective firefighting equipment to increase its capability to deal with chemical incidents.
The Yongsan Fire Department added 10 "Level A" suits that lock out chemical vapors and 40 "Level B" suits for support operations.
"The Level A suits are fully vapor protective suits, completely sealed to protect us from chemical vapors," said Yongsan Fire Chief Alex Temporado. "The Level B suits are used for lower threat levels, such as decontamination to protect from liquid splashes."
This equipment also came with nine advanced air packs and dozens of gloves, boots and decontamination gear.
"The air packs have hour-long bottles, which gives us 15 more minutes of air, and that is critical to us," Chief Temporado said. "When we have more time on incident, we can accomplish a lot more."
Each bottle contains a buddy-breathing system so two firefighters can share a tank. A built-in safety alarm sounds off when a firefighter is immobilized for more than 20 seconds.
The face mask features a "heads-up" display with an LED read-out that shows oxygen levels.
"These suits let us go into dangerous areas that have immediate danger to life and health," said Chief Temporado. "These are all improvements to the safety of our firefighters."


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Since it started in 1926, the School has trained many of the world's finest classical dancers – including Margot Fonteyn, Kenneth MacMillan, Antoinette Sibley, Anthony Dowell, Anya Linden, Jonathan Cope and Darcey Bussell.
Today, the School continues to develop the talent and technique of young dancers and choreographers from all over the world, some of whose names may, one day, be as illustrious as those below.
Reid Anderson
David Ashmole
Margaret Barbieri
Leanne Benjamin OBE
Deanne Bergsma
David Bintley CBE
Deborah Bull CBE
Darcey Bussell CBE
Chi Cao
Michael Clark
Alina Cojocaru
Lesley Collier CBE
Adam Cooper
Jonathan Cope CBE
Michael Corder
Lauren Cuthbertson
Peter Darrell CBE
Sir Anthony Dowell CBE
Viviana Durante
Wayne Eagling
Julia Farron
Alessandra Ferri
Dame Margot Fonteyn DBE
Christopher Gable CBE
Alexander Grant CBE
Dame Beryl Grey DBE
Christopher Hampson
Marcia Haydee
Stephen Jefferies
Tetsuya Kumakawa
Jiri Kylian
Jeanetta Laurence OBE
Anya Linden CBE
Donald MacLeary OBE
Sir Kenneth MacMillan
Dame Monica Mason DBE
Pamela May OBE
Steven McRae
John Neumeier
Marianela Nunez
Kevin O'Hare
Ashley Page OBE
Dame Merle Park DBE
Vadim Muntagirov
Robert Parker
Rupert Pennefather
Sergei Polunin
Marguerite Porter MBE
Ivan Putrov
Nao Sakuma
Bruce Sansom
Lynn Seymour
Liam Scarlett
Wayne Sleep OBE
Gailene Stock CBE, AM
Marion Tait CBE
William Tuckett
David Wall CBE
Edward Watson MBE
Christopher Wheeldon OBE
Sir Peter Wright CBE
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Does anyone else feel this way? With all their clearance sales and seconds I keep buying fluff stuff!!! lol. I am so glad they finally have the ribbit econobum cover for sale during the seconds sale because you can't normally buy it. I also went home for Xmas and stopped at their Vancouver store in person and bought so much. They have such great products!
Cotton Babies is the Death of My Bank Account!!!!
Posted 01/04/2013
4 times from the seconds sale. ha ha. Glad to be done, my stash is complete. I can in no way justify more than 35 changes for my newborn. I did it to save money, i did it to save money, i did it to save money. lol is what i keep telling myself.
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Posted 01/04/2013
I just got the ribbit econobum cover in the mail today. I can't see why it's a second! It's in perfect condition.
Posted 01/04/2013
I shopped in the store this week and placed an order with the seconds sale. $126 later...
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The Diamond as Big as the Ritz
by F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Jimmy Buffet wrote a song called "The Diamond as Big as the Ritz." Take one look at these lyrics and realize that he totally would have gotten an "A" in AP English. He nails this one.
We can see the influence of Fitzgerald's trip to Montana not only in "The Diamond as Big as the Ritz," but also in The Great Gatsby. Gatsby's benefactor, Dan Cody, is described as "a product of the Nevada silver fields, of every rush for metal since seventy-five," a man made "many times a millionaire" by "the transactions in Montana copper."
Fitzgerald was paid only $300 for "The Diamond as Big as the Ritz" in 1922, the equivalent of about $3,800 today. Compare this to another of his famous stories, "Babylon Revisited," for which he received $4,000 in 1931 – the equivalent of over $50,000 today. (Source)
F. Scott Fitzgerald was a big fan of American author Edith Wharton. When she invited him over to tea, he got drunk and told inappropriate, licentious stories. Wharton wrote in her diary that it was "awful." (Source)


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Magneto, Iceman and Rogue flee a sentinel attack in the latest clip from "X-Men: Days of Future Past - The Rogue Cut," only for one to get left behind.
In the first clip from "X-Men: Days of Future Past - The Rogue Cut," Magneto and Iceman must force Rogue out of a deep slumber for their cause.
The studios has debuted the box art for the Blu-ray remix of Bryan Singer's time-traveling mutant epic.
The extended cut will reincorporate Anna Paquin into the feature and add 17 minutes of footage.
Producer Simon Kinberg says "X-Men," "Deadpool," "Gambit" will form a shared universe; DP fights Colossus in new set pics and more.
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Scarborough town councilors did not make any changes to the new leash law, which requires dogs to be on a leash year round while on town property, because the council had a tie vote.
The reconsideration failed because of the tie vote, Town Clerk Tody Justice said.
The ordinance was established earlier this month in reaction to an unleashed dog killing a protected piping plover chick over the summer.
The town decided on the strict regulation in part to cooperate with the federal government and avoid a steep fine.
Those who wanted to do away with the law turned in more than 2,800 signatures on a petition Wednesday afternoon.
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Those opposed to the ordinance said they are not done fighting. They said they want to get the issue on the ballot as a voter referendum.
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1. Position rack in top third of oven, and preheat to 325°F. Line baking sheet with foil. Pull 8 to 10 leaves off of each Brussels sprout, trimming end as needed to release leaves, and transfer leaves to large bowl. Add oil and toss until leaves are coated.
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I made this recipe this evening with some changes. Omitted the parmesan cheese. (Parmesan is loaded with a ton of MSG.) After leafing the Brussels sprouts and tossing them in olive oil they were sprinkled with himalayan sea salt to taste and then sprinkled with Nutritional yeast and tossed to mix and coat. After 10-15 minutes in the oven they came out crispy and wonderfully tasty! Thanks for the recipe and the idea!HC - 2013-11-08 01:50:49
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The OECD estimates that U.S. corporations pay face an average statutory tax rate of 39%, the second highest rate in the developed world. This is based on a combination of the federal statutory rate and a weighted-average of state-level tax rates. But thanks to various tax breaks and loopholes, corporations actually pay far less than that. "The current S&P 500 median effective tax rate of 30% is almost 10 percentage points below the statutory rate," estimates Goldman Sachs' David Kostin in his latest note to clients. "Over the last 10 years, fewer than 10% of S&P 500 firms have
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- Melinda's a bit irritated with Mr. Freeman. He is extremely negative about her tree, and she has to agree with him.
- She thinks she should be banished from art class, so she won't get in the way of "real artists […] like Ivy" (71.2).
- Tears in her eyes, Melinda throws away the linoleum on which she was carving her tree.
- Mr. Freeman takes her work out of the trash, brings her tissues, and encourages her to keep trying. He wants her to give her tree "flaws" to make it "interesting" (71.3).
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Mrs Dalloway
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2016 MBL Club Season: Closing for the season on Friday, August 26
Since 1919 the MBL Club has served as a summer recreation center for the Woods Hole community. This summer, once again, we invite you to join in the festivities and the traditions at the Club.
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Movie Night is done for the season. Thank you all who attended, and we look forward to resuming next year!
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By Sgt. 1st Class Kenneth A. Foss January 23, 2014
FORT DRUM, N.Y. -- In the face of danger, some may falter, but Soldiers of the Warrior Brigade possess qualities that set them apart from the rest.
Two noncommissioned officers with 1st Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (LI), received the highest award for valor in a noncombat situation -- the Soldier's Medal -- during an awards ceremony held Thursday at Fort Drum's Monti Physical Fitness Center.
Sgt. Roy Arcentales and Sgt. Caleb Walters, 1st Battalion, 87th Infantry Regiment, attempted to save the life of their friend and fellow Soldier, Sgt. Anthony R. Maddox, after a fuel fire accident occurred last July in eastern Afghanistan.
Despite engulfing flames and the threat of losing their own lives, Arcentales and Walters put the life of another before the welfare of their own, epitomizing the meaning of the Warrior Ethos: "Never leave a fallen comrade."
"These two Soldiers' actions demonstrated and inspired leadership, valor and heroism," said Maj. Gen. Stephen J. Townsend, Fort Drum and 10th Mountain Division (LI) commander.
The Soldier's Medal is the highest award for valor in a noncombat situation that a service member can receive. It is only awarded to Soldiers who displayed a high level of heroism.
"These Soldiers here today join 39 others, only 39, who have been awarded the Soldier's Medal during Operation Enduring Freedom," Townsend said.
The battalion had three heroes that day, one of whom, Pfc. Kyle M. Bigue, could not attend the ceremony. He will be recognized for his actions at a later date.
"It's truly humbling, as the commander of the 10th Mountain Division, to be in the same outfit with Soldiers like this," Townsend said.
It was humbling for the awardees in a different way. To them, the medals serve as a reminder of their friend and sit atop their ribbon racks as a representation of a fallen hero.
"There is not a day that goes by where I don't think about Maddox; this is just a reminder that will allow him to live on through our memories," Walters said.
Soldiers undoubtedly concern themselves with the question, "How will I react in the face of danger?" These Soldiers answered the big question.
"I just ran in. I wasn't concerned with safety; I was just trying to help one of my own," Walters said. "I think it's second nature."
While one of the Soldiers being recognized thought it was in his nature to respond the way he did, the other gave credit to his training in the Army and the ethos and values instilled within him by the organization he serves.
Arcentales said that it was his training and the Warrior Ethos having been instilled within him that guided his immediate actions. "I truly believe in that," he said.
"I don't think I could have done this by myself either," Arcentales said. "It was teamwork; it was an effort from everyone who helped as much as they could.
"That made me feel more at ease," he added, "knowing there was somebody looking out for me too."
Regardless of what drove these Soldiers to react, whether it be natural reaction or their Army training, they acted heroically.
"The actions described in the citations for these awards are examples of the purest heroism," Townsend said.


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> As part of Mozilla Corporation's ongoing stability and security
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> Due to the security fixes, we strongly recommend that all Firefox
> users upgrade to this latest release.
> If you already have Firefox 2.0.0.x, you will receive an automated
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Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association offers ethics hotline
Defense attorneys wrestling with ethical dilemmas have someone to call for counsel thanks to a new ethics hotline set up by the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association.
The hotline has been open about two weeks, said Robert Pelton, chairman of the ethics committee. Questions so far range from "Can I represent both parties in a criminal accusation?" to "What kind of contract do I need?"
Sometimes, said Pelton, who has been teaching ethics seminars in Houston for about 18 months, "It's embarrassing how little lawyers know about ethics."
The State Bar of Texas operates a general hotline for attorneys, but "I felt there was a desperate need for one that dealt specifically with criminal law issues," Pelton said.
Pelton, who has offices in Houston and Abilene, has recruited attorneys from around the state to respond quickly. "We guarantee we will call the person back in 24 hours," he said. The phone number is 512 646-2734.


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Residential Life employs 145 students as Resident Advisers (RAs). Among the entire population of 5,500 undergraduate students, our RAs emerge as leaders within the Columbia community. RAs develop a healthy community by focusing on the growth and development of each individual on their hall and promote an environment conducive to the overall wellness needs of residents. RAs are creative and energetic students who are strong team players and great listeners.
RA applicants must be:
- Current, full-time first-year, sophomores, or juniors;
- Current CC or SEAS students;
- Guaranteed undergraduate housing;
- In good academic standing with a minimum GPA of 2.5;
- In good behavioral standing;
- In good community standing;
- Not found responsible for violations of the Gender-Based Misconduct Policy.
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October 19: Applications for the 2016-17 academic year RA positions were available.
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December 1st at 11:59pm: All RA applications are due.
December 7-January 22: Individual interviews are held.
December 11: Mini-selection process is held for students who are unable to attend the regular selection process. These students include those who will be studying abroad for Spring 2016; athletes with scheduled games on Sunday, January 24th between 9:00am and 2:00pm; and religious exemptions.
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Prior to the selection process, Residential Life will be hosting an optional four-week long seminar that will prepare students for the selection process. The seminar will run from the end of October until the Thanksgiving Break.
Successful completion of the seminar will result in a notation being applied to their RA Application that will increase their prospect of being hired.
October 8: Sign ups for the seminar have been CLOSED.
October 19: Confirmation of seminar assignments will be sent out to candidates.
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November 11-17: Seminar Three
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It all started in 2005 with crawfish.
Illinois-born Oakland resident Sheree Williams, who had come to California in 1998 with her Dodge Shadow on the trailer pulled behind her, met Richard Pannell at the old Crawfish Festival in the Delta town of Isleton. A few years later, Pannell, an African-American chef from Los Angeles and a budding culinary celebrity, asked Williams to help him restart a magazine devoted to black chefs that he'd published a few years earlier in Watts.
Williams, who had been working in corporate marketing in the Bay Area, suggested he start it online first to see what sort of readership it could attract, and Cuisine Noir was launched.
"This was really unchartered territory for us," says Williams, 39, who was new to online publishing. "But around that time black chefs like Pat and Gina Neely were starting to get hot on the Food Network, so this turned out to be good timing."
We spoke recently with Williams, who took over as publisher in 2009 and two years later launched the quarterly print version of Cuisine Noir. Her comments have been edited for clarity and space.
Q: Talk a little about those early online days. They were tough, huh?
A: We didn't really know how to operate an online model, so it was a challenge at first. But we kept the main focus on the food and we started getting a good response from readers. Food Network was really starting to diversify, so we interviewed Pat and Gina Neely from the show "Down Home with the Neelys," and then Aaron McCargo Jr., who won the Next Food Network Star in 2008, and then Rock Harper, who won the third season of "Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen."
Q: So the timing was fortuitous?
A: It turns out we founded Cuisine Noir just as black chefs were really coming from being behind the scenes to being out front.
Q: And then you brought out the print version?
A: We launched the magazine in September 2009, and it was focused on food, wine, travel, and product reviews. There was no competition, and to this day we haven't seen anyone else doing what we're doing.
Q: But print must be a challenge?
A: It's all about the numbers. We first started building an online audience, going from under 2,000 monthly viewers to nearly 8,000 now and we continue to grow, both here and overseas. But I had to learn to stop trying to build Rome in a day, and take it a day at a time.
Q: Where's your revenue from?
A: We sell advertising, but it's always a struggle. Advertisers are peeking at us, like "Who are you?," We come out quarterly and we're up to 40 pages after starting with 32, but we're planning on growing that page count. We print 5,000 copies that are free online, at some restaurants and trade shows. We've got four employees and we work out of my home office in Oakland.
Q: It all seems exciting, but it also sounds incredibly challenging.
A: It's hard just being a new publication and trying to get out in front of advertisers to show them we have a great product. We're a niche publication and we're the only one that's showcasing black food and travel. But we have a great and diverse readership, which is wonderful.
Q: So there's also plenty of opportunity for you to flourish?
A: The opportunity is that by being in that niche, we can continue to offer content that no one else is offering. We do surveys and our readers are very sophisticated and highly educated; they shop at Whole Foods and travel overseas, love great restaurants and fine wine, and watch the Food Network. They're big foodies; we have a readership with very sophisticated palates.
Q: So what's the future look like for Cuisine Noir?
A: We want to go from quarterly to every two months, and I'd like to continue to show the world that African-American cuisine is about much more than just soul food. That's what a lot of people think when they see our magazine, but you have black chefs like Govind Armstrong and others who are French-trained and can throw down in a kitchen with the best of them. I want to use the magazine to try to change that perspective because it's not based on reality. While you have the Neelys, who love their barbecue, you have other African-American chefs who can do foie gras just as good as Wolfgang Puck can.
Contact Patrick May at 408-920-5689; follow him at Twitter.com/patmaymerc.
Birth date: Feb. 7, 1974
Birth place: Waukegan, Ill.
Position: Publisher/editor-in-chief of Cuisine Noir magazine
Previous jobs: Safeway in Pleasanton, Macy's West in San Francisco and Sacramento and Visa USA in Foster City
Education: Bachelor's degree in advertising, University of Illinois, and master's in integrated marketing communications
Family: Single, no kids
Residence: Oakland
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TIME: Wednesday, 10:30 p.m. EST.
Following the NHL's indefinite suspension of Todd Bertuzzi, the Vancouver Canucks went into a slide.
They finally feel like they're back on track.
Vancouver continues its battle for first place in the Northwest Division when it looks for its fourth straight win in a matchup with the Anaheim Mighty Ducks.
Bertuzzi was suspended for the rest of the season and playoffs for a blindside punch of Colorado's Steve Moore on March 8, and the Canucks went on to win just one of their next seven games.
Vancouver, however, is playing well again. The Canucks beat the Phoenix Coyotes 6-1 on Monday night for their third straight win to remain one point behind the Avalanche in the Northwest.
"We're starting to look like a team with identity again," said Vancouver captain Markus Naslund, who scored for the first time in 11 games and added an assist Monday.
"We were without identity for the longest time. A lot of guys were looking to get back to playing the way we could and I think we're coming together at the same time, pretty much everyone together."
Dan Cloutier finished with 16 saves to become the first Canucks goalie with three straight 30-win seasons. New Jersey's Martin Brodeur is the only other goalie with 30 victories in each of the last three seasons.
"After everything we've been through, it's nice to get some flow back into our game," Naslund said.
Anaheim won't be going to the playoffs after reaching the Stanley Cup finals last season. The Ducks lost their third straight Sunday, 2-1 at Minnesota.
"That's been the story of the season, losing close ones," Anaheim captain Steve Rucchin said. "That's what happens when you refuse to work. ... When you don't come prepared on a nightly basis, it's tough.
"The guys on the ice haven't gotten the job done. It's no one's fault except ourselves."
STANDINGS: Canucks - 95 points, 2nd place, 1 PB, Northwest Division. Mighty Ducks - 74 points, 4th place, 26 PB, Pacific Division.
TEAM LEADERS: Canucks - Naslund, 33 goals, 48 assists and 81 points; Brad May, 135 PIM. Mighty Ducks - Sergei Fedorov, 30 goals and 64 points; Fedorov and Vaclav Prospal, 34 assists; Garrett Burnett, 155 PIM.
SPECIAL TEAMS (through March 29): Canucks - Power play: 14.9 percent (55 for 369), 23rd in NHL. Penalty killing: 86.0 percent (300 for 349), 4th. Mighty Ducks - Power play: 18.0 percent (55 for 305), 9th. Penalty killing: 84.3 percent (291 for 345), 13th.
GOALTENDERS: Canucks - Cloutier (30-21-6, 5 SO, 2.32 GAA); Johan Hedberg (8-6-2, 3, 2.51). Mighty Ducks - Jean-Sebastien Giguere (16-31-6, 3, 2.65); Martin Gerber (11-11-4, 2, 2.27).
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The 4-year-old Ollie Figgins-trained filly, ridden by Xavier Perez, ran her winning streak to seven. She ran seven furlongs in 1:23.11 and paid $5.50, $3.10 and $2.50.
ōShe got a sharp break and I asked her to settle, and she did it,ö Perez said. ōI put her right behind the leaders and she just dropped the bit and got comfortable. When I asked her at the five-sixteenths to move, she responded pretty good and gave me a hundred percent and just kept going. When she felt that horse, Book Review, coming on the outside, she just kept digging in.ö
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Pictured right: The Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, the Very Revd Dermot Dunne; the Bishop of Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh, the Right Revd Kenneth Clarke; incoming All Ireland President of Mothers' Union, Phyllis Grothier; current All Ireland President of Mothers' Union, Ruth Mercer; the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson; and the representative of the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Cllr Edie Wynne.
In his sermon, the Bishop of Kilmore Elphin and Ardagh, the Right Reverend Kenneth Clarke, said that Mother's Union was having an impact right around the globe.
Mothers' Union branches from all over the island of Ireland were represented at the service of choral evensong. Having arrived from all corners of Ireland, members filled the cathedral. In his welcome the dean, the Very Reverend Dermot Dunne, pointed out that the organisation had a special place in the cathedral as the All Ireland Mothers' Union Chapel was located in Christ Church.
Bishop Clarke said that people sometimes looked at Mothers' Union and wondered what it was all about. He said there was sometimes a perception that it was for people in the latter stages of life. Others saw Mothers' Union as a tea–making service, he said. Still others viewed the organisation in the past tense. However, the Bishop pointed out that there were over four million members of Mothers' Union throughout the world. A total of 49 percent of members were in India and 48 percent were in Africa. Just two percent of members came from the British Isles and Ireland, he stated. 'Mothers' Union is actually making an impact in many countries and is a vital lifeline in many churches,' he said.
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On the Scottish west coast, the McAnsh family was born among the ancient Dalriadan clans. Their name comes from the personal name Angus. The Gaelic form of the name, Mac Aonguis, translates as son of Angus. Angus refers to the Pictish King Onnust who died in the year 761.
While there are no direct links with this King in the history of the Clan or surname, there is a conjectural line, which may be adopted. The lands descended into the Barony of Innes in the County of Elginshire. However, the son or sons of Angus, originally from the Kingdom of Dalriada, were one of the three kindred houses, of the kingdom, the other two houses being the Gabran (the largest) and Lornetach which provided fighting men for the defense of the Kingdom of early Scots. For every twenty homes owned, they were obliged to provide two galleys, and so Angus, having 430 houses, provided a fleet of approximately forty galleys for the defense of the waters of Dalriada, generally those estuaries around the mouth of the Clyde.
The surname McAnsh was first found in Morven, their earliest known territory. In 1230, the Clan suffered from King Alexander II's campaign against Argyll. The Clan, however, retained their castle Kinlochaline, which stands upon strategic rock in Morvern. A massive castle by early standards, today it is in ruins.
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Significant portions of the populations of both the United States and Canada are still made up of the ancestors of Dalriadan families. Some of those in Canada originally settled the United States, but went north as United Empire Loyalists in the American War of Independence. The late 19th and early 20th centuries saw the ancestors of many Scots on both sides of the border begin to recover their collective national heritage through Clan societies and highland games. Some of the first North American settlers carried this name or one of its variants: Duncan McInnes, who settled in Philadelphia in 1798; Thomas and Helen McInnes, who settled in Boston in 1849; John McInnis who settled in South Carolina in 1716.
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Motto Translation: Again MacInnes
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Topic: iPod keeps restarting - HELP please
Freshman Lounger
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I was having trouble with my Itrip, and there are many suggestions out there that say to restart your ipod. I did this by pressing the play/pause button at the same time as I pressed the menu button. The ipod restarted, and then restarted, and restarted ... right now if just keeps restarting over and over again.
I tried turning it off by pressing play/pause, but that did nothing. It is starting to get really warm from all the restarting.
I'm scared I broke it .... please help me!!!!
Thanks in advance!
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can you plug the ipod into your computer or does it just keep trying to restart even when you do that? My first iPod had this happen about a week after I got it, it would just keep resetting without any success of actually restarting back to a functional mode. I brought it to the apple store and it was DOA, so I got a new one. You may want to bring yours to a local apple store. hope this helps
Freshman Lounger
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: california
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i have the same problem.
last night, my ipod (2nd gen 20gb) was working fine. it was connected to my imac (g4 15"), flashing "do not disconnect". when i was going to bed, i shut down the imac from the apple menu without manually unmounting (dismounting?) the drive. (i thought this was supposed to be ok! -does anyone know?)
the imac shut down but the the ipod restarted, clicked and restarted, stopped clicked and restarted. as far as i can tell the harddrive spins and clicks like normal i get the black apple logo and then it restarts. it repeated this until i tore it open and ripped out the battery.
before going to those extreme measures, i had tried rebooting the imac and connecting the ipod. i had tried holding the play and menu buttons for a long while, the ipod just kept on restarting, half-booting and restarting (it actually restarts faster this way and a black hirizontal line flashes just before it restarts?) i also tried holding the select button and the menu button for a few cycles (no change). i did make sure the hold button wasn´t engaged. (in fact i tried a couple of times with the hold button engaged just for the hell of it.)
any help would be much appreciated. i have had this ($500) ipod for 2 years and 5 months and not quite ready to give it up just yet!
there is no way to run the software update/restore since the computer never gets to recognize the ipod -it restarts too soon!
see also a thread at a different forum ipodhacks dot com. maybe someone who knows something will post here or there.
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: california
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ok update...
i tried disconnecting the harddrive (while the ipod was disconnected from both the computer and the battery) and then reconnect the ipod to the power. it booted up to an exclamation point and folder icon. then i reconnected the hard drive. that gave me an animated icon of a magnifying glass looking at a spinning disk. a status bar below slowly crept up .. this took forever but eventually it resulted in an icon with the disk and a solid checkmark over it.
cycling power i could actually get the ipod to be recognized by the computer! in fact about this mac -> more info -> firewire showed the ipod there. but .. it said it's capacity was 2TB... instead of 20GB. oh well.
i started up ipod software update and it wasn't greyed out. excited, i started a restore on the ipod... and... it went like 20% of the way and froze there. the program hung. i force quitted it and started again. and the status bar zoomed right up to the same place and hung there.
any hardware engineers here? i guess i have a faulty block or something on that sector of the harddrive? feel free to share your suggestions!
Junior Lounger
Join Date: Apr 2006
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As for the restarting issue, I found a solution myself.
Hold the Center button and Play button together. This forces the iPod into Disk Mode, and it will stop restarting long enough to get it to mount in the computer. Then try restoring it.
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guys i went to disk mode, itunes didnt recognize it ... did anyone find any solution for this ? please help guys
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Once bootup your iPod on Disk Mode, you should be able to Open Disk Utility and then run "Repair Disk", once it is repaired you can start using it, otherwise if it can not be fixed then the only solution is to reformat the ipod using Disk Utility, then it will be recognized by your itunes, which then you'll use to reinstall/restore ipod software.
Topic: iPod keeps restarting - HELP please
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Daylight Donuts has grand opening
Published: Saturday, July 20, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
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Daylight Donuts in the Publix shopping center in Taylorville had its grand opening Friday to officially announce its presence in the community. Besides doughnuts, menu items include shaved ice, coffee, apple fritters, cinnamon rolls and chicken salad. The store opens at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday through Saturday and at 7 a.m. on Sunday. It is closed on Monday.
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