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There once was a time when computers would boot up straight into a (very rudimentary) programming environment. You learned to write code because, well, that's what computers were used for. BASIC was king. Gradually, the notion of "operating systems" caught hold, making it easier for non-programmers to use these marvels of technology and to run programs that other people wrote.
Today, Windows no longer includes a programming environment out-of-the-box. Instead, real programmers buy Visual Studio, a "professional" development system. But what if your young son or daughter wants to follow in your footsteps? What if they show an interest in programming? Do you fire up Visual Studio for them and let them play around with interfaces, classes, and services?
After reading "Why Johnny Can't Code," Vijaye Raji, a developer at Microsoft, was pondering the same issue and decided to do something about it. In his spare time, he worked on a small and simple BASIC compiler for Windows, which used .NET and generated Silverlight applications. In this episode of The Knowledge Chamber, we meet Vijaye and discuss with him what Small Basic is, what it is capable of, and how it can hopefully help your kids discover the wonders of programming.
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Once upon a time i coded commodore with basic. I belive alot more think changed but somehow the technology goes more complex. I believe microsoft softwares getting more basic and basic ,the more powerful will be.
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The International Myeloma Foundation (IMF) – improving the quality of life of myeloma patients while working toward prevention and a cure – applauds leadership and members of the Wisconsin state Senate, for passage of SB 300 (Alberta Darling- R) today, by a vote of 30-2!
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The Pinewood varsity girls basketball team opened its 2012-2013 season with a convincing win over Heathwood Hall last week.
The Lady Panthers defeated The Highlanders 61-33. The first quarter was fairly evenly matched with Pinewood taking a slight 15-10 lead.
In the second and third quarters Pinewood took the game way out of reach by posting 32 points to Heathwood Halls 13.
The leading scorers for Pinewood were Bri Boyd with 14 and Jenifer Rhodes with 11.
Pinewood coach Nancy Beatty was pleased with the outcome.
I was very happy with how we played as a team, Beatty said. We defended well and we ran the floor well.
The Lady Panthers were also in action over the weekend at The Baron Classic at Wilson Hall in Sumter.
On Friday Pinewood defeated Wilson Hall 49-17. The moment the game started it was obvious Wilson Hall was outmatched.
The Lady Panthers took the lead and never looked back, playing a fast-paced, no-nonsense game. The whole squad saw considerable playing time with no impact on the momentum of the game. They were able to hold the Barons while putting points on the scoreboard.
On Saturday the Lady Panthers beat Palmetto Christian 55-32. After Rhodes won the tip off, the ball went to Raygon Hendrix who passed to Maria Corella who then laid it up to score in the first three seconds. The game slowed a little after that with shots not dropping and fouls being made.
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Richard H. "Jay" Tusing Jr., 23, of Buckhannon, died Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013, in Buckhannon.
He was born June 8, 1989, at Winchester, Va., a son of Richard Howard Tusing Sr. and his stepmother, Virginia, of Tunnelton; and mother, Mellie Lipscomb Henthorne and stepfather, David A., of Buckhannon, who survives.
On March 11, 2011, he married Paris Labno, who survives.
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In addition to his parents and wife, he is also survived by one son, Richard Howard "Moe" Tusing III of Buckhannon; one sister, Nicole Grimm of Buckhannon; one half sister, Sandra Richards of Preston County; two stepbrothers, Randy Lee and Christopher Henthorne, both of Clarksburg; his father-in-law, Skip and Regina Labno of Buckhannon; one grandmother, Pearl McGinnis of Kingwood; two nephews, Anthonie "Ant" and Matthew "Mattie" Jeffrey, both of Buckhannon; three nieces, Maggie Thomas of Buckhannon, Emma and Samme Richards both of Preston County; and several cousins and several aunts and uncles.
He was preceded in death by one grandmother, Mary Lipscomb; two grandfathers, Fred Lipscomb and Richard Bolyard; and one niece, Whitney Hager.
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LEWISTOWN - Local business leaders were addressed by Glenn Steele Jr., Geisinger president and CEO, and Kay Hamilton, Lewistown Hospital president and CEO, during a Tuesday meeting to answer community questions regarding the merger process.
The choice to merge was not made because Lewistown Hospital is doing poorly, Steele said, but rather the hospital is looking to grow in ways the current budget cannot finance. With the help of Geisinger, Lewistown Hospital can thrive in a time of health care uncertainty, he said.
"The journey we are on is not because there's a burning platform here," Steele said. "If you look at the operations, despite the economy and the size of the hospital, the hospital management, doctors and staff have done a magnificent job keeping the operations in good shape."
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The key, though, to completing this merger and continuing into the future successfully, is the support of the community, Steele said. The future of the hospital depends on the community sharing what they think is done right and done wrong. The hospital will continue striving for an open relationship with the Lewistown residents, he said.
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Q: What will happen with the school of nursing?
Geisinger: The future is secure for the school of nursing. The only caveat I have there is that nursing itself, has to agree that the degrees offered are still legitimate degrees. We think it's a great seed for the hospital and the rest of the system.
Lewistown Hospital: The Board of Nursing is currently debating what the entry level requirements should be for nursing in this state. If the board determines that a bachelor's degree is needed, then that would end the program at the nursing school.
Q: What happens to the Mifflin County Hospital Authority bonds that are outstanding?
Lewistown Hospital: As part of the deal, Geisinger assumes all Lewistown Hospital liability and debt. Depending on the future financial plans, Geisinger can prepay them or leave them for now.
Q: Why did Geisinger agree to keep Lewistown Hospital an acute care facility for only eight years?
Geisinger: Once we start this process, and we start to invest, we don't intend to change from an acute care hospital. The issues are the challenges of health care. We have no idea, six or eight years down the road, where the health reports are going to go. In the future we don't even know how the state will define an acute care hospital. It's really just a number to put on a document, but this journey is going to continue much longer than eight years.
Q: How do you plan to recruit doctors to Lewistown Hospital?
Geisinger: Critical mass is important whether its critical mass of programs or critical mass of colleagues. If we are looking at the western region as a holistic area, then we are looking to significantly increase commitments here in Lewistown. I think it will be easier because the denominator will be bigger. I also think the transportation corridor is key. Getting up here from Harrisburg is really easy. If we were able to have that transportation corridor extraordinarily efficient through here to State College, I think it would be amazing. We plan to work on that. Geisinger recruits roughly 140 doctors a year.
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Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Dr M: Najid Did Not Shine
"A lot of people are uncertain. Having watched Najib's performance as deputy (prime minister), he did not shine," Mahathir said.
I have a clear example to show why he did not shine. Instead of responding to the critics of his second stimulus plan, Najib chose to hit out at them. So far, the second stimulus has failed to raise both the market and consumer confidence.
There are a few problems with the stimulus. First, it lacked details. I have said earlier in my article that it is not just the size that matters. It is important for the stimulus package to address important hot spots in the economy. Two are very key; reducing job lost and improving domestic demand. Only a paltry RM2 billion is allocated for job creation. However, the government has failed to show us how it is going to create these new jobs.
The civil service is expected to employ 61,000 more people. This is not a permanent way forward. By ratio, the Malaysian civil service is already the biggest in Asia surpassing Japan. Almost 2 out of 10 workers are civil servants.
It is more important for the government to identify ways to jolt the economy in the short run to produce growth in the mid and long term. Sustaining economic growth and creating jobs should be the focus of private sector. But this sector must be given enough assistance to tide through the downturn.
The government is also muted on how it intends to continue with GLCs reform. Some GLCs are money losing and some did not perform up to expectations e.g. EPF. There must a clear cut strategy to ensure the second stimulus also address restructuring of the economy.
So far, a good number of Malaysians cannot see how the stimulus is benefiting them. There is no tax cut, no direct stimulus, no new jobs, no new industries created but merely promises.
I concur with Dr M that Najib has failed to inspire and shine as a Finance Minister. Until and unless the incoming premier address and answer some of these tough questions regarding his stimulus package and his (lack of) direction to guide the economy, his popularity rating will be low. Malaysians are just not inspired by his leadership. Not yet.
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He 'EXPLODED', better than shine.
Can't help it!
- Dua Gelas said...
Make NO mistake, brader KPKhoo.
TDM was merely talking about Najib's performance as Pak Lah's deputy.
And you are commenting on the "details" of the 2nd stimulus package.
TDM's assessment can be easily rebutted by stating that a DPM has "limited space" to put up a good show. Further, a DPM is also slow to do anything that may overshadow his boss.
TDM himself must have recognised all this when he was DPM to Tun Hussein Onn.
We will see after taking oath as our 6th PM how Najib shall perform and shine.
He is no freshie in Malaysian politics, mind you.
Best regards.
The big surprise is that, why are the component parties keeping quiet over this stimulus package... aren t there no think tank in this parties to comment on this in adequate package,.
Honestly, I do not know if he dropped school to return home to contest in the general election after his father's death.
He could be judged by the quality of his speeches - no elan, no charisma, no leadership material.
His intelligence, if any, does not shine either.
The first concern of any stimulus package is to protect jobs. Just because 2 out of 10 workers are civil servants, other sectors especially the manufacturing industies should be given due attention. I don't see this in the 2nd stimulus package.
In this difficult time, how much of tax refund are given to the citizens...most average wage earners will be struggling to find both ends meet.
A dinosaur package, lacking in substance and vision!
The country is dead economically. Until there is a structural change in the way Malaysians view job and job ethics, change the mindset to believe that nobody is responsible for their coming to this world, and that they have to work to survive, the majority of the population, more so the preferred race would think that they are entitled to be government servants. The idea is the employment offers them all the goodies, including gala times at hotel, for producing the so-called services consumed by them. Yes government service is required to ensure that the society function with fairness and justice, and an environment of peace and stability for economic activities to function so that people can put meals on their tables and shelter over their heads.
Some 20% of the work force in government service is the highest in the world, but they performed much less than countries which have a lower percentage of civil servants. Crime rate in the country is the highest in ASEAN countries though we have the larger number of police personnel. The reason was that less than a tenth of them are involved in crime busting, while the rest were busy retailing their power to supplement their income.
The 63,000 to be included into government service is not so much to produce more work, or to bother the citizens with government red tapes, but to take them away from the streets so that crime rate would not rise further. The government is buying peace.
The government has been busy all these years spending revenues from exports and taxes without ever investing in the economic capacity of the country. When export falls, there is nothing the government can do to improve their export competitiveness. There is nothing that we can sell that other countries cannot produce. We have even no reliable local workers to replace legal or illegal foreign workers. There is no way stimulus would work to increase export. There will be no local products that could emerge for export, or even for local consumption. We have vast track of agricultural land but we still have to import foods. According to TDM, factory land produces more GDP per square foot compared to agricultural land. That might be true if that factory land can continue to produce GDP without depending on the supplies and demands of foreigners. This country is at best labour contractors. When the laborers are not required to produce for exports throwing money in the market would not help. Yes, the government can stimulate the consumption side of the economy by throwing money to the people to spend these will go for paying imports. The people were asked by Najib to change their life style in the face of high oil price even though we are net exporter of oil. For the present, the solution is to tighten the belt.
Of the RM6o billion stimulus package, RM 45 billion are for loan guarantee. These might allow some people to push the stock market. When the public are more concern in buying food than shares, they cannot even create bubbles to feel good.
The social engineering started 40 years ago is here to haunt the country.
i am all interested with the last para of ur posting. that u concur with Dr M on that najib 'failed' to shine as FM.
may i put to u that u are just taking advantage on the old man's initial 'confession' just to pin something on najib? in fact i just thinking that u will concur on anything even with nik aziz, just for the sake to make najib or any BN's leaders look bad. pot shots.
but fair enough to u, as u mention now u are doing postgrad study by a private entity scholar and without any help of the government ( i bet u will concur also on this ), so u can and u will give it wherenever u find it appropriate.
his performance on FM must be access based on a period of time and najib's arrival on such time where economy OF THE WOLRD turned upside down, is not helping him either. it is easy to play the blame game and point fingers. but its all u want to do initially. so be it.
wonder if DAP's whizzkid tony phua feels he is responsible to carry the weight too. i mean, they say hes the economic minda of DAP and educated at oxford, so he must have something to offer to better things off. yet, he chickened out and choose to remain silent. maybe he also concur that nothing is good these days. i mean the economy.
For once I agree with pendatang (chinanese)
where has all the corridors been ....
- Khoo Kay Peng said...
Dua Gelas,
Make no mistake. You are clearly a die hard supporter of Najib. Your reasoning is laughable. The second stimulus was made when it was already known that Abdullah is stepping down to make way for Najib.
Najib chose to slam his critics than to acknowledge some issues with the second stimulus.
You should try harder than trying to rebut through a flimsy justification that Najib has a limited space to shine.
How many are convinced by you? Not many, I can assure you.


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This report analyzes expenditures on major consumption categories including food and different food subcategories across 114 countries. It also presents estimated expenditure responsiveness or elasticities with price and income changes for each of the major consumption categories and food subcategories for individual countries in the study.
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CPWA has announced the release of Canada's first "Report Card for Infrastructure." The Report Card is a "snapshot" of the state of municipal infrastructure including roads, potable water, stormwater and wastewater. The Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Canadian Construction Association, and Canadian Society of Civil Engineering partnered with CPWA on this first nationwide assessment of municipal infrastructure.
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Spokane, WA (Sports Network) - Brandon Paul scored 35 points to lead the 13th-
ranked Illinois Fighting Illini to an 85-74 victory over No. 10 Gonzaga.
Tracy Abrams had 14 points and D.J. Richardson added 11 for Illinois (10-0),
which snapped a five-game losing streak to ranked opponents and posted its
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"The date for [our surrogate] to deliver is the 31st," Shepherd's estranged husband Lamar Sally told PEOPLE. "[She's due] any time this week, actually. I am on baby watch."
Sally, who was married to Shepherd for nearly three years, filed for legal separation on May 2.
According to Los Angeles Superior Court documents, he has asked for full legal and physical custody of their unborn son.
However, no agreement has been reached between Shepherd, 47, and Sally, 43, regarding the child's custody.
"It's still unclear what's going on," said Sally.
Sally married the former View co-host in Chicago in August 2011.
In addition to asking for custody of the baby in his separation papers, Sally requested that Shepherd only have "reasonable" visitation rights. He also asked for an order preventing her from interfering with the baby being given to him after he's born.
He asked for spousal support and for Shepherd to pay his attorney fees. Sally also asked that the couple's prenup be invalidated based on fraud.
Shepherd, who had struggled to get pregnant in the past, has a son, Jeffrey, 9, with ex-husband Jeff Tarpley.
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Grading the Bills
If I were evaluating only C.J. Spiller, then the grade would be an A. But coach Chan Gailey insisted on giving Tashard Choice key touches. Choice didn't do much, gaining 14 yards on six carries. Spiller, meanwhile, was his usual, exhilarating self. Every time he touched the ball, Ralph Wilson Stadium buzzed. He had a workmanlike 22 carries for 91 yards against the league's fifth-rated run defense.
The Bills challenged the Dolphins' 28th-rated pass defense downfield. Even when the ball hit the ground, good things seemed to happen. The Bills induced pass-interference and illegal-contact penalties for four first downs in the first half alone. Overall, the Bills were pedestrian through the air. Ryan Fitzpatrick was 17 of 27 for 168 yards and no touchdowns, but he didn't commit any turnovers.
The Dolphins' ground game doesn't resemble the 1972 undefeated champs', but it's not a pushover either. The Bills' often-abused run defense handled the NFL's 19th-ranked ground offense with aplomb for most of the night. At the end of the third quarter, running backs Daniel Thomas and Reggie Bush had 14 carries for 15 yards. Miami didn't run its first play in Buffalo territory until 3:23 was left in the third quarter.
The Bills came up with three turnovers here. Jairus Byrd and Bryan Scott made drive-killing interceptions inside the final two minutes. Stephon Gilmore forced receiver Brian Hartline to fumble in the first quarter, and Byrd recovered. The Bills generated a nice pass rush against a respectable offensive line. Kyle Moore, Mario Williams and Kyle Williams all had stellar moments.
The first time the Bills touched the ball, Leodis McKelvin returned a punt 79 yards for a TD. Rian Lindell made all four of his field-goal attempts. Shawn Powell had a big night, nailing a 51-yard punt to pin the Dolphins on their 7-yard line late in the second quarter and a 52-yarder at the 1-inch line with 4:42 to play. Points deducted for giving up Marcus Thigpen's 96-yard kickoff return.
The crowd showered Gailey with boos for third-down and red-zone decisions. Spiller often came off the field in those situations for Choice. On one third-and-short, Gailey called an unsuccessful Wildcat play. On another in the first quarter, he emptied the backfield for an incomplete pass. Defensive coordinator Dave Wannstedt put together perhaps his best game plan of the season.
Grading the Dolphins
Despite some talented offensive linemen such as left tackle Jake Long and center Mike Pouncey, Miami couldn't find any traction against the NFL's worst run defense until the fourth quarter. Bush totaled zero yards on his first seven carries. He and Donald Thomas finished with 53 yards on 22 carries. The Dolphins managed only two rushing first downs.
Rookie quarterback Tannehill struggled for most of the night. Midway through the third quarter, he had completed just six of his 13 attempts for 44 yards. He eventually made a couple of nice plays before throwing those two costly interceptions. The eighth overall draft choice was 14 of 28 for 141 yards and a 2-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. The offensive line had trouble keeping the Bills' pass-rushers at bay.
Spiller made his yards, but the Dolphins did a decent job of containing him. Spiller averaged 3 yards below his season average. At times, the Dolphins' swarming pursuit made Spiller look like he did his rookie season, when he routinely got thrown for losses. The Dolphins stiffened up in the red zone, but that was partly because they had to tackle Choice instead.
Miami's secondary had a rough night. Cornerback Nolan Carroll gave up 46 yards with two pass-interference calls on the same drive, including one on third down, to help Buffalo kick a field goal. Safety Jimmy Wilson dropped an end-zone interception at the end of the first half — just before cornerback Sean Smith committed an end-zone pass interference that gave Buffalo an extra crack at the end zone.
Most of this grade is based on Marcus Thigpen, who scorched the Bills for a 96-yard touchdown return in the first quarter. That was one of the Dolphins' scarce special-teams highlights. McKelvin's touchdown return set the tone. Dan Carpenter missed a 50-yard field-goal attempt near the end of the third quarter that would've cut the Bills' lead to nine points.
The Dolphins were flat and failed to take advantage of a defense that has been on the ropes all season. In the first half, the Dolphins gave up 54 yards in penalties, gained 50 yards of total offense and had two first downs, one of which was courtesy of Marcell Dareus lining up offside. The Dolphins didn't gain their 100th yard until three minutes into the fourth quarter.
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What's behind the leak of the Seahawks' drug controversy?
The Seahawks claim it's not a distraction. But KPLU sports commentator Art Thiel begs to differ. Star cornerbacks Richard Sherman and Brandon Browner will be playing under a cloud of controversy this Sunday in Chicago, as they appeal a reported violation of the NFL's drug policy.
Definite distraction
Art says there's something unusual about this case. Word was leaked to ESPN.com that Sherman and Browner had tested positive for a banned substance - very early in the process.
"The NFL broke its own protocol here, somehow. Unnamed sources told ESPN.com that these two players were in violation. Normally that news does not happen until an appeals process takes place behind closed doors. If the appeal is successful, no one will hear that that player was under scrutiny. If it's unsuccessful, the players then are, by policy, suspended for four games. The Seahawks are very worried about this because these are two key players they don't want to be suspended for any time. Especially now, late in the season, when the playoffs are in the balance."
Is it a conspiracy?
Art says there's a cloud over Sherman and Browner that shouldn't be there.
"These players are out there in public, known to have a positive test. But we don't know whether it's true or not. Both players, through their agents, have claimed innocence. They are appealing. They believe it's a mistake. You have to wonder, if you're a Seahawks conspiracy theorist, who had it in for the Seahawks to 'out' their players and no one else's?"
'I know what I know'
Art talked to Richard Sherman about the controversy after the team practiced on Wednesday.
"I asked him 'If you are a victim of a misunderstanding, do you care?' He said 'No. Not at all. This is a misunderstanding. It's a mishap. Life goes on. You have to just let it all play out. I know what I know.'"
According to ESPN.com, if Browner and Sherman are found guilty of violating the league's policy, they would be the fourth and fifth Seahawks players to do so in the last calendar year.
Guard John Moffitt was suspended four games late last season. Reserve offensive lineman Allen Barbre was suspended for the first four games of this season before being released by the team after his suspension. And just last week, rookie safety Winston Guy was handed a four-game suspension after taking an over-the-counter product that had a banned substance in the ingredients.


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STEUBENVILLE - A gathering of between 25 to 35 protesters, some wearing Guy Fawkes masks and claiming to be members of Anonymous, stood in front of the Jefferson County Courthouse Monday while a grand jury was being selected to further investigate the Steubenville rape case.
The special grand jury is expected to hear about 10 days of evidence beginning on April 30 as to whether any laws were violated by persons surrounding the rape case involving two Steubenville High School student-athletes.
The special grand jury was quickly seated Monday morning after questioning by visiting retired Summit County Judge Patricia Ann Cosgrove in Jefferson County Common Pleas Court. Trent Mays, 17, of Bloomingdale and Ma'Lik Richmond, 16, of Steubenville were found delinquent on March 17 by visiting Judge Tom Lipps of rape in connection with an incident involving an intoxicated underage girl on Aug. 11-12. Mays also was found delinquent of a charge of illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material for having a picture of the 16-year-old victim in an outgoing text message on his cell phone.
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Three Anonymous protesters wearing Guy Fawkes masks stood in front of the Jefferson County Courthouse Monday while a grand jury was selected. Some protesters said they were cautiously optimistic others may be indicted, especially adults they contend were part of a coverup or knew about the rape and didn't report it to authorities.
Immediately after Lipps' decision, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced a special grand jury would be called to investigate whether other laws were broken in the case.
The case made international headlines after Anonymous, an Internet hacktivist group, launched an Internet campaign alleging more than the two student-athletes were involved in the rape. Monday's protest was the latest in a string that brought unprecedented media coverage to the trial. Those attending said while they were hopeful others might be indicted for other crimes related to the rape, they were cautious.
One woman, Rebecca Mikesell of Jefferson County, said while she initially was outraged by the rape and the circumstances surrounding it, she'd come to realize it was going to take more than just protests to educate young people as to what rape really is. She also said she had begun a support group for survivors of unreported sexual assault.
"I am co-founder of a peer support and advocacy group called Sisters of Jane," said Mikesell, adding she also was a victim of an unreported sexual assault. "We are in the process of getting our nonprofit status. Our inception was because of this case.
"We don't wear masks," continued Mikesell, adding she didn't mind people knowing who she was. "My own (sexual assault) case went unreported. My assault happened in 1990, and I remained quiet for years. We feel support for the victim to the utmost. More important, there shouldn't even be a victim."
Mikesell said the events stirred up feelings ranging from anger to eventual empathy for all involved.
"When this case came to light I knew it was time to act," she said. "We couldn't just sit here and be hypocrites any longer."
Mikesell said her program is designed for victims to share their experiences, but "a big part of this is to educate and motivate. Our organization can be contacted on Facebook under Sisters of Jane. We also have an e-mail address - email@example.com."
Many victims of unreported sexual assault and abuse have come forward to share their stories, particularly on the Facebook home page, said Mikesell.
"It was amazing the number of women that came to us crying and telling us their stories," she continued, adding the group meets at the Schiappa branch of the Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County.
Mikesell also said she had ambivalent feelings toward the males involved, and while they knew their actions were immoral, they may not have realized what the definition of rape was. She said one of the group's goals will be to educate young people about what constitutes sexual assault. She also said she believed others should be held accountable but refused to cooperate or tell what they may have known.
"I hope there are other indictments handed down," she said. "I think that could be the beginning of the change we need."
An Anonymous member who called himself "Mike" also was willing to discuss his hopes for any grand jury action. Mike, wearing a Guy Fawkes mask, said he was from Weirton and involved "behind the scenes" in some of the Anonymous actions related to the case. He said he was unsatisfied with the outcome of the trail.
"It really wasn't enough," he said. "They were very light sentences. Those two should have been tried in an adult court because this was an adult crime. I think it's been proven there's been some covering up and some corruption, and that's why we're here today."
Mike said he was unsure of what the outcome of the grand jury would be, but it was a step in the right direction.
"I guess we'll find out what happens," he said. "At least it's a start. We're hoping the grand jury finds others should be held accountable. Where were the parents? Where were these houses? It hasn't been brought up enough. Why? A lot of brothers and sisters in (Anonymous) feel the same way."
He also said the parents of those involved in the parties the evening of the rape also should be held accountable for not chapperoning the youth and allowing drinking at their houses. Mike also said he wasn't happy about immunity from prosecution given to three witnesses for their testimony about the crime.
"The justice system locally didn't appear to work," he said. "We're not happy with the immunity and the sentences and that this was in a juvenile court. And I don't think it's just Anonymous that feels that way, but also the general public.
"Let's face it," he continued. "These boys knew what they were doing. She didn't give consent. That's rape."
He also said education is the key to preventing juvenile sexual assault and abuse.
"Get to your kids at an early age," he said. "If you teach them early, they will know right from wrong."
He also said Anonymous will hosting another protest against an allegedly abused child at 3 p.m. May 4 at the Weirton Municipal Building.


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Manfred Honeck was born in Austria and studied music at the Academy of Music in Vienna. An accomplished violinist and violist, Honeck spent more than 10 years as a member of the Vienna Philharmonic and the Vienna State Opera Orchestra. It is this experience that heavily influenced his conducting and helped give it a distinctive stamp.
Honeck commenced his conducting career as assistant to Claudio Abbado at the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra in Vienna. Subsequently, he was engaged by the Zurich Opera House from 1991 - 1996, where he was bestowed the prestigious European Conductor's Award in 1993.
In 1996, Manfred Honeck began a three-year stint as one of three main conductors of the MDR Symphony Orchestra Leipzig, and in 1997, he served as Music Director at the Norwegian National Opera in Oslo for a year. A highly successful tour of Europe with the Oslo Philharmonic marked the beginning of a close collaboration with this orchestra, which consequently appointed him Principal Guest Conductor, a post he held from 1998-2004.
From 2000 to 2006 he was Music Director of the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, and in 2007, Manfred Honeck assumed his post as Music Director of the Staatsoper Stuttgart. Beginning in September 2008, Honeck becomes the Principal Guest Conductor of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra in Prague. In January 2007, after several highly successful guest appearances leading the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, he was appointed its ninth Music Director, and eagerly begins this position at the start of the 2008-2009 season.
As a guest conductor, Manfred Honeck has worked with such major international orchestras as the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Saechsische Staatskapelle Dresden, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, Czech Philharmonic, and the Vienna Philharmonic in Europe, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, National Symphony Orchestra, and Boston Symphony Orchestra in the U.S.
In addition to his post at the Stuttgart Opera, other operatic engagements have led Honeck to guest conduct the Semperoper in Dresden, Komische Oper Berlin, Theatre de la Monnaie in Brussels and Royal Opera of Copenhagen, as well as the White Nights Festival in St. Petersburg and the Salzburg Festival. He appears regularly at Switzerland's Verbier Festival, where he is scheduled to lead a concert performance of Mozart's Don Giovanni with an international cast in 2009. Honeck has also been Artistic Director of the "International Concerts Wolfegg" summer music series in Germany for more than fifteen years.


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When an unconscious person gets jizzed on their face, gets their pubes cut and applied to their face to form a beard, then adorned with a top hat.
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Teen accused of killing stepfather with sword
Authorities say a 16-year-old boy is expected to make his first court appearance Monday after he was accused of killing his stepfather with a sword.
Pickens County sheriff's Lt. Kris Stancil says a relative of the teen called 911 late Friday night to report the stabbing.
It happened at a home inside a gated community at the Preserve at Sharp Mountain in the Jasper area. Jasper is about 60 miles northwest of Atlanta.
Deputies say they found 36-year-old Christopher Allen inside the home. Stancil said he was taken to WellStar Kennestone Hospital in Marietta, where he died during emergency surgery.
Pickens County Sheriff Donnie Craig said investigators believe the teen stabbed his stepfather with a Samurai-style sword following a verbal argument.
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WAIEHU - A small plane made an emergency landing in brush near the shoreline in Waiehu on Sunday afternoon with all four aboard uninjured, according to Maui fire and Federal Aviation Administration officials.
Firefighters from Kahului and Wailuku responded to a call of a plane crash at 5:38 p.m., said Fire Services Chief Lee Mainaga. An engine company from Wailuku came across the pilot, who reported that he and the three other men on board were not hurt.
Residents of Hawaiian Homes in Waiehu witnessed the plane go down and dozens of onlookers converged on the crash site, which was about 50 yards from Waiehu Beach down Lower Waiehu Beach Road.
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"I was barbecuing right at Hawaiian Homes when my granddaughter yelled, 'Papa look at how low that airplane is,' '' said Richard Olsten, while looking at the plane in the brush. "I'm a pilot, and I've flown 40 years on Maui so I used to buzz by houses but not low like that.
"I figure the plane was about 50 to 75 feet in the air, and he was rocking the wings and his engine wasn't running."
Olsten, a retired pilot with Pacific Helicopters and small-plane companies, said that the aircraft flew directly over him and turned left toward the ocean. He called the Kahului Airport Control Tower and asked if there were any airplanes in trouble.
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A Piper Cherokee made an emergency landing Sunday afternoon in brush near the shoreline in Waiehu. All aboard were uninjured.
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Olsten said that tower officials told him that a pilot had just reported a mayday and had disappeared off their screens.
Ian Gregor, public affairs manager for the FAA Pacific Region, confirmed Sunday that the pilot of a Piper Cherokee on a flight from Honolulu to Maui declared a mayday at 5:40 p.m., about 3 to 4 miles from Kahului Airport.
Olsten said that they "zoomed out and kept going down all the beach access areas and thought maybe it was in the water."
"Then, finally, my son-in-law found it over here because he got on his dirt bike," he said.
The crash site was about a quarter-mile down the beach from Pakele Place, which caused dozens of police officers, firefighters and medics to walk through the backyards of nearby homes, including Drew Belew's. The 13-year-old boy was at home with his parents and two siblings when the plane made the emergency landing.
"We didn't know when it crashed or anything," he said. "A lot of people, policemen, firemen and the people with the tennis rackets came through our house."
In a brief interview with the three passengers, they said that they were flying back to Maui after playing in a U.S. Tennis Association tournament on Oahu.
One of the passengers, who declined to be identified, said that he doesn't know what caused the crash.
"I don't fly planes, I just ride in them," he said.
While walking back toward the road, he embraced his wife. He said later that he was lucky to be alive.
The pilot declined to be interviewed.
Before walking away from the scene, Olsten said that it was a miracle that no one was injured.
"The guy kept his cool, obviously, to be able to land there," he said of the pilot. "I mean in my 40 years I've had seven forced landings and I never got hurt, but to land in a spot like that is really good.
"Either super lucky or a lot of skill - or both."
The plane, with the tail number N9160Q, suffered minor damage, said Gregor.
The FAA will be investigating the incident, he said.
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Serves 8 |
Prep Time 10 minutes |
Cook Time 30 minutes
1 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 cup yellow or red onion, diced
1 cup carrots, diced
1/3 cup celery, diced
28 ounces Eden Crushed Tomatoes with Basilor Eden Diced Tomatoes with Basil
28 ounces Eden Whole Tomatoes with Basil
1 1/2 cups water
2 cups Edensoy Unsweetened
2 tsp pure maple syrup, (optional to reduce tomato acidity)
1 1/2 tsp Eden Sea Salt, or to taste
1 tsp garlic powder, (optional)
1/4 tsp black pepper, or to taste
1 pinch cayenne pepper, (optional)
3 Tbsp fresh parsley, minced for garnish
Heat oil in a medium soup pot and sauté the garlic and onions for 3 to 4 minutes. Add celery and carrots, and sauté another 3 minutes. Add crushed and whole tomatoes and water. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer for 20 minutes. Remove from heat. Using a blender, puree the tomato mixture in two or three batches, and place puree back into the soup pot. Place over medium-low heat and whisk in all remaining ingredients. Simmer about 5 minutes or so until heated through, but do not boil. Serve garnished with parsley.
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Founded in 1981, the Minnesota Voyageur 50 Mile Trail Ultramarathon is one of the oldest trail ultras in the nation. The race follows a rugged, varied, out-and-back course that takes runners on a journey from Carlton, MN through Jay Cooke State Park and heads northeast over difficult, rough woodland trails to Duluth, MN and back. Enjoy scenic overlooks of Duluth, MN and Lake Superior, the iconic Swinging Bridge over the St. Louis River, and the infamous Power Lines.
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Contact centres worldwide are undergoing fundamental changes. They must handle multichannel communications across voice, email, web chat, text, and, with the advent of social media, new communications channels like Facebook and Twitter. Customers expect increasingly optimised, can evolve into a truly strategic asset that makes a vital contribution to achieving organisational goals-sales growth or reduced customer churn, for instance.
Organisations have a broad opportunity to re-think how their contact centre should function. This paper will first discuss cloud computing, consumerisation of IT, and the emergence of social media in driving the transition from traditional on-premises call centers to a superior model, the cloud contact centre.
Next, it will identify several examine how the cloud contact centre platform and cloud-based customer service applications effectively respond to the challenges that frustrate organisations using traditional call centres.
The paper concludes with a review of key steps involved in migrating to a cloud contact centre.
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Use Precautions When Decorating Home For The Holidays
For millions of people every year, the holiday season comes with traditions of festive lights and decorations, extraordinary foods and lavish parties. Unfortunately, time-honored traditions can easily end in tragedy if precautions are not taken. A few years ago, Shawn Miller was learned this first-hand.
He went to his mother's to hang lights outside, like he did every year. Miller's light came in contact with overhead power lines and he received a high voltage shock. He was hospitalized for months and lost a hand. You can see a video of his full story at SafeElectricity.org.
Miller and Safe Electricity urge everyone to follow these guidelines while decorating for the holiday season:
"After something life-changing happens, you become more interested and learn much more," Miller said. "Had I known more before this happened, I might still have two hands and the job I loved. I have to find ways to move on with my life and help people learn from what has happened to me. Safe Electricity is helping me help others."


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The act of a female rubbing hot, melted chocolate over a mans penis. She then continues by giving the man a regular blow job from where the man ejaculates and mixes in with the chocolate creating a "milkyway". (The milky way is a spreading paste use for multiple activities eg. on bread, that consists of white and dark chocolate)The female can then continue licking the penis where she gets a mixture of both cum and chocolate.
That chick over there gives the best Milkyway's.
HOLY CRAP, that school girl on the corner is handing out FREE milkyways!
HOLY CRAP, that school girl on the corner is handing out FREE milkyways!
by SerBSPeeD September 01, 2004
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When a girl masturbates a guy with two hands and gives him a blow job at the same time.
1. Abby gave Timmy a Milky-Way as he sat on his couch in the living room and played video games.
2. That Sorority chick gives great Milky-Ways.
2. That Sorority chick gives great Milky-Ways.
by Frat Guy 2009 May 06, 2013
The act of sunny-side upping your own testicles.
guy: dude, I just got dared to do a milkyway
by th3 c00l guy November 13, 2009
The act of filling a naughty bits orifice (usually vaginal or anal) with milk or a milk-like substance with a similar viscosity and then expelling it in a spectacular explosion, causing one or both participants to become awashed in a "milky way" or manner.
Dude, I went to this porn site and downloaded this brunette getting a milky way from a hot blond Hungarian chick!
by The Milk Man Cometh December 05, 2011
Right before ejacualting in a girls mouth, pull out and blow it on their face. After this, simply throw glitter on her face, rub it in, and proceed by yelling, "You just got Milky Wayed Bitch!"
I Milky Wayed your girlfriend last night!
by The Cullen D December 26, 2009
Milkway or milkywaying as it is known is the act of pouring luke warm milk from fine bone china and only fine bone china into a womens particulary loose vagina, im talking like throwin a hot dog down an alleyway loose, and then proceeding to either fist, foot or stump pile drive her causing the milk to squirt out in the form of the milkyway galaxy. CAUTION ENSURE LUBRICATION OF THE FIST BEFORE INSERTING AS CASES OF HANDS GETTING STUCK AND THE FIRE BRIGADE BEING CALLED HAVE BEEN KNOWN TO OCCUR.
Man: Oh Edgar such a lovely night, perfect for a bit of milkyway wouldn't you say darlin.
Woman: Oh I'll get the fine bone china teapot!!!
Woman: Oh I'll get the fine bone china teapot!!!
by Jonny Bloggs January 08, 2008
A facial performed in micro-gravity.
I jerked myself off as she floated away from me. She was panting and had a mischievous look in her eye. With a groan, I shot my load across the distance, the pearly cum wobbling through recycled air. It reminded me of the milky way, in the second before it hit her in her flushed, grinning face.
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ALLIANCE - Twenty-nine local seniors spent last week learning the ins and outs of government at 2013 Buckeye Girls State.
The week-long program, held at the University of Mount Union, is similar to the boys program and was created in 1937 to help educate Ohio's young women in citizenship and city, county and state government procedures, according the Girls State website.
Two seniors held judge positions for their cities. Allison Arnold of Hopewell-Loudon High School served as municipal court judge for Hayes City and Ceci Burtis of Calvert Catholic High School was a common pleas court judge for Merritt City.
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Allison Arnold (left) and Ceci Burtis were judges at Buckeye Girls State last week.
Arnold heard several civil and criminal court cases, including one dealing with the first-degree murder of an insect.
"This position really helped me," Arnold said. "I have considered going into law, and the position aided in what would really happen if I did pursue a career in law."
Arnold said she had learned a lot at Girls State.
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Roll call
Area Buckeye Girls State participants, by hometown, were:
Holly Bordner, Amy Martin of Attica; Heide Brubaker, Kristen Bowerman, Cameil Ruffing of Bellevue; Alyssa England, Marisa Twigg of Bloomville; Alaina Bickford of Bradner; Alexa Franklin, Lakota Goodin, Madison Graham, Tianna Howell, Ashley Purcell, Elyse Teynor of Bucyrus; Taylor Fletcher, Taylor Young of Carey; Erica Eskins of Clyde; Mackenzie Grant of Flat Rock; Morgan Brant, Yessenia Ramirez of Fostoria; Aurbriel Evans-Payne of Green Springs; Hannah Alspach of Harpster; Lauren Ackerman of New Washington; and Theresa Barger, Allison Burd, Emily Daniel, Ciara Long, Mallory Weaver, Kassandra Welly of Tiffin.
"I think it was very rewarding. The knowledge and leadership skills I learned will definitely help me later in life and provide me with more opportunities," Arnold said. "As judge, I learned about the campaign process, and Gov. (John) Kasich spoke to us about how he goes through different tasks and (how) to put yourself out there."
The best part for her, Arnold said was meeting people and forging long-term connections with girls of similar interests.
As common pleas court judge, Burtis handled traffic violation cases.
"It was a lot of fun," Burtis said. "The best part was meeting all the girls from my city. We learned a lot about how women should be put in leadership roles in government and that women can find roles and complete them just as well as men can."
"I would definitely go again. It was such a unique experience. There is no other program like it," she said.


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Despite a phenomenal individual performance by junior outside hitter Kaley Melville, the Stetson volleyball team finished on the short end of a 3-2, five-set thriller against The Citadel Friday at the East Bay Deli Invitational in Charleston, S.C.
The Bulldogs (1-10) won by scores 25-20, 22-25, 25-22, 21-25, 15-12. It was the Hatters (3-11) fourth defeat in a five-set match this season.
Melville set a career-high with 25 kills and committed just one attack error in 62 attempts, finishing with a .387 attack percentage. She came within six kills of the single-game school-record which was set back in the side-out scoring era (Melissa Roy, 31 kills, 1996). Melville added 16 digs for her sixth double-double of the season.
Senior libero Monique Russell picked up a career-high 32 digs, marking the first time she has surpassed the illustrious 30-dig plateau in her career.
"Mel and Monique had career games, but they didn't get much help from anybody else," Stetson head coach Tim Loesch said. "We are still not figuring out how to win these close matches and that concerns me."
After falling behind 1-0 in the match, the Hatters jumped out quickly in set two, taking an early 5-1 lead. After a Citadel timeout, the Bulldogs rattled off the next four points to tie the set 5-5. The Hatters answered back, extending the lead to 13-9 and 17-13. The Citadel fought back again, this time catching the Hatters at 20-20. Stetson poured on the offense late in the set, receiving three kills from Melville and one each by Kelli Carneal and Ellen Hawks to tie the match 1-1.
In set three in was The Citadel's turn to take an early lead, as the Bulldogs opened the frame on an 8-1 run. The teams traded points through the middle of the set and the Hatters still found themselves down 18-9 when they started a massive rally. Stetson scored 12 of the next 15 points, including four on kills by Melville, to tie the set 21-21. However, a Bulldogs timeout slowed the Hatters momentum and The Citadel was able to notch four of the final five points to win the set and take a 2-1 lead in the match.
The Hatters had to rally again in set four as The Citadel built a late 20-17 lead. Stetson finished on a strong 8-1 run to force the decisive fifth set.
In the final frame with the score tied 6-6, The Citadel went on a mini 3-0 run spanning the changeover to take a 9-6 lead. The Bulldogs took three of the next five points to extend their advantage to 12-8. The Hatters put together one last rally behind kills from Carneal, Melville, and Cailyn Prewitt to close the gap to 13-12, but Stetson would pull no closer.
Hawks finished with 11 kills, Carneal collected nine kills, 27 assists, eight digs, and three blocks, and Kayla Weller dished out a season-high 24 assists.
Hawks finished with 11 kills, Carneal collected nine kills, 27 assists, eight digs, and three blocks, and Kayla Weller dished out a season-high 24 assists.
Stetson's 63 kills was a season-high.
The Hatters will wrap up the East Bay Deli Invitational with two matches on Saturday. Stetson will face Charleston Southern at 3 pm and Wofford at 5:30 pm.
Note: The last Hatter to record 25+ kills in a match was Rebecca Orzechowicz, 26 kills vs. South Florida on 9/15/06.


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Of all the parts of the meal, none conjures up more imagery of life more so than the salad.
The salad�s parts and its makers are metaphors often used throughout literature and history. Who among us gives this humble blend of nature�s ingredients the contemplation it deserves?
�To make a good salad is to be a brilliant diplomatist. The problem is entirely the same in both cases � to know how much oil one must put with one�s vinegar,� Oscar Wilde said.
The quest to achieve a balance between tart and sweet, crunchy and smooth, fine and coarse is played out every time the salad bowl is hauled off the top shelf to feel the press of the garlic clove against its sides.
And now let the salad circus begin.
To make a salad is to take the freshest of what nature has to offer and to dress it with one�s imagination and resourcefulness � even leftovers in the refrigerator can add color, texture and contrast. Occasionally toss in a surprise from the grill, fruit bowl or nut dish. Dress it with the right blend of flavors and dust it with freshly ground pepper.
For many in Durango, salad begins with what�s freshest in the garden.
Cyprus Cafe owner Alison Dance depends on seven raised beds and a permanent greenhouse to come up with enough salad treats for the Second Avenue restaurant she has owned for 16 years.
Despite the bunches of basil and tomatoes, mustard and mesclun mixes, buttercrunch and oak leaf lettuces, Dance said she still must supplement what she cannot grow in her rural garden with fresh produce from the Durango Farmers Market.
This month�s No. 1 selling menu item at Cyprus is a seared feta salad featuring fruit, greens, avocado, champagne vinaigrette and caramelized, crispy-crusted feta. Dance said she sells 60 to 70 seared feta salads each week.
She estimates that each week she picks about 5 pounds of lettuce, 2 pounds of basil and all the tomatoes she can ripen in her greenhouse.
�I am a rookie. But every year I get better and better with this mini farm market of mine,� Dance says of the 4-year-old, mostly self-designed and constructed organic and biodynamic garden.
Members of Shared Harvest, a cooperative of La Plata County gardeners, are enjoying flavorful buttercrunch, red and green Romaine and All-Star lettuces that were planted the first week of April in their garden on County Road 234. Radishes, cilantro and garlic have been harvested all month at this community model of low-cost, high-quality food production.
On just half of one irrigated acre, members raise enough vegetables to feed about 150 adults and children from June to October. The salad team, a six-member group led by Durangoan Cindy Brush, selects lettuce seed varieties that are ideal for Durango�s climate. Rows of delicate lettuce are shielded from the hot sun by a light-transmitting protective fabric that also is effective at keeping early-season frosts at bay.
For those who like to eat salad year-round, Durango�s The Red Snapper has offered its signature salad bar since the restaurant opened in 1985.
John Sheehan, who has owned the restaurant since 2005, said initially he wasn�t sure he�d keep the restaurant�s salad bar.
�It�s hard for me to talk fine dining and salad bar in the same sentence, but when I bought the place, I asked the public what they thought,� Sheehan said.
The public gave the salad bar a resounding thumbs-up.
Sheehan said the salad bar remains very popular, despite the produce not necessarily being locally grown.
The Red Snapper goes through 125 pounds of lettuce and mixed greens, 80 green peppers, more than 50 red onions and 70 sliced cucumbers each week. Salad dressings and croutons are homemade. Seasonal fruits, such as strawberries, are diced daily. When in season, it�s not unusual to go through 4 gallons of strawberries each day, Sheehan said.
One of the challenges of keeping up the salad bar�s reputation is ensuring adequate amounts of regularly-inspected, safe produce. Sheehan said that even large producers have occasional contamination issues, but precautions such as careful washing and separating salad ingredients into their own containers with their own utensils are just one step to increasing food safety at salad bars.
�You have to take more precautions and be careful in preparation because salads are uncooked,� Sheehan said. Sneeze guards and keeping ingredients chilled to the right temperature are critical.
Only one person preps the salad bar and does nothing else from the time he or she starts preparation until the setup is complete, Sheehan said.
The same type of practices are necessary at home, so there�s no cross-contamination from cutting boards and utensils.
Salad consumption is increasing in popularity, Sheehan said.
�Dining as a whole has changed. No longer are they going for one-pound slabs of prime rib. More are noshing on smaller plates that offer foods that are interesting, nutritious and offer variety,� Sheehan said.
Dance agrees that interesting twists on green salads are the expectation. She looks to European and Australian cooking magazines for novel ideas and new recipes.
�Some of these magazines offer simple, clear ideas. I learn, too, from traveling and trying great salads in other places,� Dance said.
But the classics such as Cyprus Cafe�s warmed duck salad with a garlic, citrus vinaigrette and garnished with whole toasted almonds and Manchego cheese are here to stay, Dance said.
�We can�t take that one off the menu,� she said.
Sheehan said nearly every day he hears customers say: �That was just the best salad.�
�I tell them, �Well you made it.� That�s my comeback � the best line we have,� he said.


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Join pattern designer Debbie Caffrey and discover her efficient techniques for using a rotary cutter and streamlining your cutting process. Set up an ergonomic workspace and position your hands correctly to keep your ruler in place and your fingers safe. Discover speedy tips for cutting strips, four-patches, diamonds and chevrons. Next, use quarter-square, half-square and Tri-Recs rulers to quickly create perfect half- and quarter-square triangles, flying geese, trapezoids and more. Transform squares into Delectable Mountain and split nine-patch blocks, and create perfect half-square triangles with a bias-strip pieced method. Plus, get charts you can use to adapt these units to any size project. Learn clever cutting techniques for pre-cuts and yardage and finish your new favorite quilt sooner.
Meet your instructor, quilting teacher and author Debbie Caffrey, as you learn how to set up your crafting space to prepare for the techniques you'll learn in class. Debbie starts by demonstrating the best ways to hold your ruler to ensure stability and safety. Then she explains how to start measuring and cutting fabrics neatly and efficiently, ending with perfectly sized diamonds, chevrons, rectangles and more.
Discover ways to cut triangles efficiently, resulting in almost no wasted fabric! Learn how to use pre-cuts, including ways to select and store your pre-cut fabrics. Debbie walks you through a wide variety of triangle tools and the best uses for each before demonstrating how to measure and cut your fabrics in an assembly line.
Move from triangles to trapezoids as you create darling tree blocks. Debbie covers Tri-Recs tools, a pair of triangle tools that allow you to create triangular or trapezoidal units (and more)! You'll learn how to measure, cut and sew your units with Debbie's troubleshooting tips along the way. Explore a diverse range of design options before learning how to assemble Debbie's tree blocks!
Continue to develop fast and efficient cutting skills as Debbie walks you through a block that is a perfect fit for fat quarters. You'll learn how to use paper templates to create a Diamond in the Rough block that will feel right at home in Debbie's Journey Home quilt, or any other quilt of your choice. Debbie walks you through each step of calculating the measurements you'll need before measuring and cutting your fat quarters with ease.
Dive into a Delectable Mountain block that can be customized to your liking! Layer, cut and square up your pieces before assembling units ranging from small Hill blocks, denser Appalachian Mountain blocks, or steep and narrow Rocky Mountain blocks. Choose the ones you like best to make a block or border for your next project!
Discover even more fun ways to work with squares as you take half-square triangles and cut them into dark, light and mini-half-square triangles. The design possibilities are endless with your new mini-units, and Debbie explains helpful tips along the way for measuring, cutting and piecing. Next, take on a split nine-patch block using similar mixing and matching methods for your units. You'll finish by learning Debbie's secrets for creating a gorgeous Leaf block that incorporates all of your new cutting skills!
Finish the class as you work with fat quarters again -- this time to create bias-strip half-square triangle units. Debbie walks you through ways to measure and cut units that look complex but can be a lot of fun in the making. Finish the class with a final round of design ideas that will leave you excited to start your next quilting project!
"Really pleased with this class. Not only does it teach you how to use the rulers, but also many, many techniques for fast construction of different quilt designs. As a new quilter of only twelve months, this class will take me from following other designers patterns to designing my own patterns with speed and confidence. The class provides much more than I expected and is good value for money."
- Clanawley
Lancashire, England


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"When I came out in February, it actually wasn't the time I wanted to come out. I was going to come out to my [pro] team – whoever drafted me," he said in an interview prior to his historic May 10 selection by the St. Louis Rams, speaking to PEOPLE exclusively for a portfolio of gay professional athletes on their choices to play and live openly.
(Watch our video featuring five pro gay athletes sharing their moving stories below.)
Well before his announcement – which eventually made him the NFL's first out gay player – his sexuality was already known in Sam's college town of Columbia, Missouri, and among his University of Missouri teammates, whom the 6'2" defensive end informed last fall at the start of his senior season.
"They knew they could tell whoever they wanted to, but they didn't," Sam, who grew up in Hitchcock, Texas, said. "They kept it secret. They didn't have to. I was out. I did my own thing. I had my boyfriend" – Vito Cammisano, a former athlete on the Missouri swim team.
"When I came out in February, I did it because when I participated in the Senior Bowl, I was surprised how many people in the media knew. Everyone who did an interview with me said, 'Okay, we know you're gay, can we break the story?' So I said okay, and I called my agent," he said. "The rest is history."
While he must still earn a playing spot on the Rams' roster, Sam's draft marks a new era for the NFL, and he hopes for the same supportive environment he knew as a college player.
"I'm probably one of the few to be as blessed as I am, to have great teammates the way I did, and have the great coaching staff the way I did at Mizzou," he said. "Everyone in that program was so respectful of me, I wanted to give them all I got."
"I always knew I was different. I knew I had a male attraction probably in 7th grade," he said, "but I didn't act upon it. I didn't act upon it in high school. But college was different. College is all about experimenting. I did, and then I was like, 'This is who I am.' "
With his new Rams jersey quickly becoming the No. 2 seller among NFL rookies, Sam's status as a role model "hasn't hit me yet," he said.
"I'm excited about this process. I'm excited to be here."
For more on Michael Sam and the exclusive portfolio of gay professional athletes, pick up this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands now
Reporting by MARY GREEN


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Wednesday, November 6, 2013
The Dunes West Unforced Terrors traveled to Hilton Head Island Oct. 18-21 and won the state championship for the 5.5 USTA Women's Combo tennis team division. The team has been invited to compete in regionals February 2014 held in Mobile, Ala. Team members include (from left) Becky Eglen, Robin White, Ashley Yarborough, Chris Ramsey (captain and holding state champ sign), Jane Eckhardt (co-captain), Marissa Regan, Kimberly Heck, Connie Biggs and Renee Popovich. (Not pictured are Holly Mummert, Kim Shellnutt and Kathy Ripple.)
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What a perfect bogdan!
作者 Anonymous 2003年5月10日
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A tall, peaceful mother fuka(1). Looks weak and likes panzie soccer. Likes math but keeps it real with his hoez. Afraid of snakes and playa hataz(2). Likes class in women(3). Drinking before clubs is a must for him. Doesn't underestimate the predictability of stupidity(4). He thinks Romanians are the shit but he'z wrong. They're probably not. Preposterously sociable, aiight? 1/3 of his life revolves around music and that's cool...fukin fairy. Confident but self doubtful. Respects his enemies(5). Greatest fight within himself.
(1) "I like you. You like me?"
(2) "I'm a peace keepa but I have my goddam limits"
(3)"Nice shoez, wanna fuk?"
(4)"Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity."
(5)"Don't be diiiisin ME"
(2) "I'm a peace keepa but I have my goddam limits"
(3)"Nice shoez, wanna fuk?"
(4)"Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity."
(5)"Don't be diiiisin ME"
作者 MysteryMan 2005年4月24日
Badass Ukranian. Knows no fear, except for Chuck Norris
As he grabbed Tony around the neck and performed the bogdan hold tonys body went limp, and he soiled his pants.
作者 Al-haliq Mohamed tuq-lifuuq Ha 2010年1月09日
very sexy dark guy with nice buff arms =)
mmhhmmmm cant take ur eyes off
作者 non ya biz 2004年8月14日
Smokes oregano and thinks its weed
Luca: Hows the weed? (oregano)
Bogdan: amazing yooooo
Bogdan: amazing yooooo
作者 panteraowns 2009年10月07日
A tall mother, who is from Bogledesh, and likes soccer, afraid of snakes and start the religion Bogledge.
The all might bogdan
作者 BogdanGod 2010年11月04日
What a Madcunt
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WARREN - Thirty or so people had to be evacuated from the downtown YMCA Wednesday morning due to a carbon monoxide scare.
Executive Director Rich Denamen said an issue with the chimney was causing the exhaust from the boiler to be forced back into the building at 210 High St. N.W. The problem was discovered after a couple members reported smelling an odor in the weight room, Denamen said.
Fire Chief Ken Nussle said some of the people removed were complaining of headaches, but none needed medical treatment.
Firefighters found an initial carbon monoxide reading of 182 parts per million inside the building and it spiked to 942 parts per million in the basement, where the boiler is located. The building was ventilated and readings decreased, the chief said.
Nussle called the levels potentially lethal.
According to the chief, 200 parts per million level causes mild headaches in an hour, and quadruple that will cause people to become nauseated and / or lose consciousness in an hour. At 1,000 parts per million, a person will lose consciousness in 30 minutes.
Denamen said a repairman was there Wednesday afternoon and the plan was to open at 5 a.m. today, but members should call ahead to make sure.


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Friday, April 11, 2014
A homicide was reported to Dorchester County Sheriffs Office at 6:15 a.m. Friday, April 11.
Deputies responded to 143 Iris Lane in Dorchester.
There is one person deceased and authorities have another person in custody, according to Chief Deputy Sam Richardson.
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