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Brianna Swecker had a career high 28 points and connected on four three pointers to lead Elkins past Lewis County 64-42 Monday in Big 10 Conference action at Richard P. Simmons Memorial Gymnasium.
"Brianna had a big game for us tonight," Elkins coach Nancy Lewis said. "She had the hot hand tonight and they kept on feeding her the ball."
Logan Dudley followed with 10 points and nine rebounds for the Lady Tigers (2-3), who led 32-19 at halftime and 48-29 after three quarters of play.
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Elkins High School's Hailey Collins goes up for a shot in front of a pair of Lewis County defenders on Monday in the Lady Tigers 64-42 victory at Richard P. Simmons Memorial Gymnasium.
Cameron Hamrick had 14 points, while Braley Bovie added 11 points for Lewis County.
"This was a good win tonight since they were in our sectional," Lewis said. "Hopefully we can continue this on Wednesday."
Elkins won the junior varsity contest 43-19.
Meghan Dolly added eight points and Madison Collett added seven points for the Lady Tigers.
Lewis County (0-7)?hosts Liberty Harrison on Jan. 2.
The Lady Tigers entertain Lincoln on Wednesday.
Moorefield 50,
Pendleton County 49
PETERSBURG?- Tara George had a game-high 20 points to lead Moorefield past Pendleton?County 50-49 Monday in the championship game of the Petersburg Holiday Tournament.
Beth Cook added 10 points, while Taylor Zuber chipped in with eight points for the Lady Yellow Jackets (3-4), who led 18-14 at halftime.
Hillary Ord had 14 points and Nicole Hedrick added 13 points to lead the Lady Wildcats.
Pendleton County visits Union on Thursday for a Potomac Valley Conference matchup at 7:30 p.m.
Moorefield travels to Union tonight for another conference tilt at 7:30 p.m.
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For the love of god Jay Bo is not has bad as most of you guys have him out to be. He would thrive on our team, most of you would be suprised. He would be a soild top 4 defensman and would help this team HUGE come playoffs. For me the question is why give up so much youth for another d man. We are already loaded on defense prospects and we just landed DeKeyser. You guys can stop worrying tho because there is no way Holand will add Jay Bo. In his mind It just doesnt make sense for the price. I would differ from that and go ahead and make a trade.
I would like holland to add a scorer like Cammy or Loui Eriksson ( or anyone good) as are offense needs a huge boost. Everyone is talking about are defense needing an upgrade because of the lidstrom and stuart departure but IMO we need offense for obvious reasons.
In reality I dont think we will make a move beause of the "prices" which is kinda stupid because we have expenable prospects. in my mind we will see another early playoff exit because "we need a scorer" O and btw we will not be getting Yandle so everyone should forget about that. I gurantee it
this is why Bouwmeester would fit in well here. he doesnt play a grind game and we wouldnt want him to. He would be a soild skating offesive puck moving d man
I don't think anyone thinks he is terrible, nor do I think that people think he won't do well in our system... the main issue most everyone here has, is his cap hit. No matter how you slice it, he is vastly overpayed, and I personally do not want that cap crippling our team with the cap dropping next year.


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You've been told you need a percutaneous procedure to diagnose a problem in your chest or lung. This procedure allows the doctor to remove tissue or fluid (biopsy) from the chest or lung. For these procedures, the skin of the chest is numbed. Then a needle is passed through the skin.
Fine Needle Aspiration
Fine needle aspiration (FNA) is a procedure used for taking a tissue sample from a mass. First, a CT scan is done. This helps the doctor locate the mass. Then, a thin needle is inserted through the skin of the chest into the mass. Another CT scan is taken to ensure the needle is placed properly. Once the needle is in place, a small amount of tissue is drawn (aspirated) into the needle. The tissue sample is then sent for testing.
Thoracentesis is used to drain abnormal buildup of fluid in the pleural space (between the lungs and chest wall). For the procedure, a needle is put through the skin of the chest into the pleural space. Fluid is then drawn into the needle and later tested for cancer and other problems.
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The family of a 17-year-old Gardnerville Ranchos girl is seeking the public's help in locating their missing daughter.
Robert and Cassey Davis believe Rebecca Davis — also known as Becca — ran away Tuesday with her brother from their Dean Drive home.
Becca is 5 feet, 6 inches tall, slight build with brown hair.
According to family members, she and her brother spent Tuesday night in an empty doghouse in a yard on Arrowhead Drive.
The boy returned home Wednesday.
He told family members he fell asleep at 11 p.m. Tuesday, and when he awoke at 2 a.m. Wednesday, Rebecca was gone. She took two bags of clothes and her brother's pocketknife.
He said his sister told him she wanted to go to Alaska to find her mother.
The Davises asked that anyone with information contact them at (530)386-3230.
They have filed a report with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office.


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Keeping Fluffy Safe During the Holidays: 11 Safety Tips for PetsJoslyn Gray
One of my cats is positively addicted to ribbon — and it's absolutely one of the worst things a cat can eat. So we've made some small adjustments to our holidays: we just don't use curling ribbon any more. Those stick-on bows hold no interest for our kitty, and hey, they're less work anyway.
Besides ribbon, the holidays abound with danger for pets. From holiday plants to holiday treats, it seems like there's something Grinch-y lurking around every corner for poor Mr. Fluffykins.
Protecting your pet from holiday hazards is really easy, though — when you know what to watch out for.
Check out our 11 tips for holiday safety–and the adorably festive accompanying photos–below!
11 tips for keeping your pets safe during the holidays! 1 of 12Click the arrows to scroll through.
Skip the tinsel. 2 of 12Shiny strands of tinsel hanging from the tree are incredibly tempting to many animals. Tinsel and ribbon, if swallowed, can obstruct your pet's digestive tract--a very serious problem.
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Keep an eye on pets around holiday lights. 3 of 12If your dog or cat chews on strands of holiday lights, they could potentially receive burns to the mouth from the wire, and cuts from the glass bulbs. The wires can even deliver a potentially lethal shock to pets.
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Your ornaments are the most tempting cat toys ever. 4 of 12OMG! It's a ball hanging from a tree. Just swinging there, waiting for me to bat at it! The broken glass is a hazard to your pets and your family. The Partnership for Animal Welfare (PAW)recommends using sticky mats, bubble wrap, or crunchy tinfoil around the tree to keep curious pets at bay. If you're not home to supervise, consider keeping your pet safe in another room of the house while you're out.
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Consider anchoring your tree. 5 of 12Whether you've got a Saint Bernard that could knock over your tree with one wag of the tail, or a tiny kitten that might knock it over by climbing it, considering securing your tree by anchoring it to the walls. In our house, our tree goes in front of our stairs, and we use green gardening twine to tie it to the railing in a few places. Anchors can also be placed in walls or even in the ceiling.
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Pine needles can make your pet sick. 6 of 12"Christmas tree varieties such as pine, spruce and fir contain essential oils and resins that may produce gastrointestinal irritation and minor nervous system depression if ingested in large enough quantities," says ASPCA animal poison control specialist Dana Farbman, CVT. The ASPCA also notes that preservatives used to keep tree water fresh can be toxic, and in any case stagnant tree water is a breeding ground for bacteria--so don't let your pets sip that water.
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Another plant to keep away from your pet: holly. 7 of 12If eaten, holly will also cause nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea in pets. Also, some varieties of lilies can cause kidney failure in cats, says the ASPCA.
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Poinsettia: not fatal, but not good for them, either. 8 of 12"Poinsettias are in actuality not the deadly flowers that popular legend has made them out to be," says a poison control expert at the ASPCA. "In reality, poinsettia ingestions typically produce only mild to moderate gastrointestinal tract irritation, which may include drooling, vomiting and/or diarrhea. Keeping this plant out of the reach of your pet to avoid stomach upset is still a good idea."
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Smoochy, smoochy: mistletoe will make your pet sick. 9 of 12Hey, look at that fun toy hanging there! You think it's mistletoe, but it's really a big ball of cardiovascular problems if your pet eats it. Mistletoe can also cause gastrointestinal upset in pets.
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Don't forget about your pets in the hustle and bustle of the holiday 10 of 12Even the most responsible kids might forget to clean out Mr. Fluffy's cage when they're dreaming of sugarplums and whatnot. Don't slack off on regular pet care and maintenance!
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Ack! What do I do if I think my pet ate something toxic? 11 of 12Check out the great resources at The ASPCA's Poison Control Website. You can also call their 24-hour emergency hotline at (888) 426-4435, but be aware that they do charge a $65 phone consultation fee.
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So, what *isn't* toxic to my pets during the holidays! 12 of 12Lots of things! You can definitely include your furry loved ones in your festivities, and there are even great holiday gift ideas. For dogs, the ASPCA recommends "chew toys that are basically indestructible, Kongs that can be stuffed with healthy foods or chew treats that are designed to be safely digestible." For cats, "a new ball that's too big to swallow, a stuffed catnip toy or the interactive cat dancer—and tons of play sessions together." Check out Barktacular Gifts for Dogs and 20 Irresistible Gifts for Pet Lovers at Babble's 2012 Holiday Gift Guide for more great gift-giving ideas!
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Volvo Construction Equipment's (Volvo CE) efforts have been recognized with the industry's first worldwide certification for ISO 9001 (quality), ISO 14001 (environmental care) and OHSAS 18001 (occupational health & safety).
In what is a first in the construction industry, Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has achieved a worldwide certification complying with ISO 9001 (quality), ISO 14001 (environmental care) and OHSAS 18001 (occupational health & safety). This means that all of the company's sites and functions – from Arvika to Changwon, Brussels to Curitiba, Sales & Marketing to Technology, are working in a correct and consistent manner and Volvo CE's worldwide activities are complying with the requirements of ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001.
The independent audit was conducted by third party specialist Bureau Veritas, amounting to the equivalent of 167 audit days over the 23 sites inspected. Having now drawn up its conclusions Bureau Veritas has this week issued three worldwide accredited certificates for all Volvo CE sites and operations covering ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001, and these will replace the 44 local certificates that existed previously.
"Now, with a common certification in place, every single Volvo CE site worldwide has something to benchmark itself against," says Navin Modi, delivery excellence director for international contracts of Bureau Veritas. "It is an efficient method of making sure everyone in the organization is working to the same high standards."
The three standards audited align with Volvo's core values of quality, safety and environmental care.
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To achieve the worldwide certification Volvo CE proved it was a unified organization, under one process model, fully aligned across all sites around the world. The initiative has been given high strategic importance by Volvo CE senior management.


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text: By Jim Garamone American Forces Press Service MANAMA, Bahrain -- There was nothing diplomatic in Secretary of Defense William Cohen's warning about what would happen if Saddam Hussein is successful in his propaganda campaign to end U.N. sanctions against Iraq. According to Cohen, if Hussein can manipulate opinion to have the sanctions lifted, there will be "no restraint upon his weapons of mass destruction program, no restraint upon his missile production program, no inspectors, no control, with revenues flowing back into his military." Cohen spoke of the need to counter Hussein's propaganda after an Oct 18 meeting with Bahrain's Amir Shaikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa. Bahrain, an island country strategically located in the Persian Gulf, was Cohen's first stop in a 10-nation, nine-day visit to the Middle East. The United Nations passed resolutions after the Gulf War requiring Iraq to destroy all weapons of mass destruction and the means to make them. To enforce compliance, it imposed sanctions that prevented Iraq from trading with other nations. The sanctions remain in effect because Iraq refuses to allow U.N. inspectors to verify that the weapons of mass destruction have been eliminated. "Now what they are seeking to do is lift the sanctions," Cohen said. "So there will be absolutely no requirement on Iraq to do what it was required to do at the end of the Gulf War. This is simply unacceptable." He warned against being misled by Hussein's effort to blame the U.N. sanctions for creating shortages of food, medicine and clothing in Iraq. "Iraq has been waging a successful propaganda campaign, and we should see it for precisely what it is -- propaganda," he said. A U.N. report points out there is far less suffering in northern Iraq, where Hussein has less control, than in the south. "He does in fact manipulate millions of dollars worth of humanitarian supplies," Cohen said. "He refuses to distribute food and medicine and clothing to his own people." In 1997, a U.N. oil-for-food program allowed Iraq to sell some oil and purchase humanitarian supplies. The United Nations had offered the program since 1992, but Hussein refused it. A British-Dutch resolution currently before the United Nations aims to increase the scope of the oil-for- food program to meet the humanitarian needs of the Iraqi people. Cohen said the United States and its allies must counter Hussein's propaganda. "We will continue to remind people who Saddam is, and what he's done in the past, and what he's capable of doing in the future."


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when your partner during sexual intercouse (sex) sticks their pinky up your bum hole it is called a "scary gary"
作者 BA BullDawg 2010年10月18日
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Nickname for Pittsburgh Penguins forward GARY ROBERTS, who is just plain bad ass 24/7, even at 42 years of age.
Scary Gary will end the Ottawa Senators playoff run... again.
Scary Gary beat the shit out of Ben Eager, who is young enough to be his son... BAD ASS!
Scary Gary beat the shit out of Ben Eager, who is young enough to be his son... BAD ASS!
作者 McLovin' 2008年4月12日
Gary, Indiana. Referring to the more crime-ridden areas downtown near Indiana Harbor. Gary once held the distinction of being the murder capitol of the nation.
Don't go out at night in scary Gary.
作者 Bribru 2007年6月13日
When the shady awkward asian kid at the party ends up raping the passed out drunk girl by the end or even middle of the night depending on ms "I can drink more than any dude here's!" tolerance level.
Hey man, are we talking about Gary, or "scary gary?"
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The weird guy that lives next door
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Jade Simmons
There are those who never seem finished, the ones exploring every inch of every possible path before them, always looking for more to understand and accomplish.
There are the ones unafraid of the dark, the unknown, because their own drive and need to expand themselves is too bright to be shaded.
Those are the firecrackers, like Jade Simmons.
Born and raised in Charleston by a civil rights activist father and teacher mother, Simmons learned at an early age that she must fight to overcome others doubts, rejections and judgments.
She spent her youth learning to play the clarinet, drums, viola and the piano. She was a drum major in her high school marching band, played volleyball, basketball and ran track.
Simmons excelled in local piano competitions, where she says she often surprised judges and audiences by being the only black contestant.
After winning a quarter of a million dollars in scholarships, Simmons was accepted to the music program at Northwestern University where she majored in piano performance while also performing in the schools marching band.
By her sophomore year, Simmons started a successful dance and performance group a la Blue Man Group or Stomp called Boomshaka!
There was also the time she won Miss Illinois and competed in the Miss America pageant, first runner-up, by the way, before going on to receive her masters from Rice University.
Simmons certainly hasnt stopped pushing her limits.
Her list of awards and accolades is long. She has performed as concerto soloist with the Dallas Symphony, the Chicago Sinfonietta at Chicagos Symphony Hall, the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Americas at Town Hall, the University of Chicago Symphony and the Illinois symphony orchestras.
As a Yamaha Artist, Simmons has toured internationally, performing some of the most challenging classical pieces in some of the most sought after venues.
She capped off her 2011 schedule with a performance at the White House.
In addition to her piano talent, Simmons is a writer for the Huffington Post, lecturer, youth activist and founder of Emerge Already!, an organization that helps shine a light on aspiring artists.
Simmons will perform a special homecoming concert 6:30-8:30 p.m. Friday at the Hippodrome, 360 Concord St. The series, titled Rachmaninoff to Rap: An Unforgettable Music and Storytelling Experience, includes classical works from the Romantic era, jazz-inspired contemporary works and original music alongside Simmons gift for public storytelling and humor. Tickets range from $25-$40 and are available at hippodromewidescreen.com or at the box office. Call 724-9132.
Sadler Vaden and The One Night Onlys
Its been many years since Sadler Vaden first took hold of area stages and barroom corners, where, as a teenager, he slapped listeners in the face with impossible guitar solos and vocals that rolled from guttural to pleasing with seamless voice control.
That was 10 years ago or so, when Vaden and his Leslie bandmates Jonathan Carman and Jason Vox were becoming the new kings of Charlestons music hierarchy.
But things change, bands come and go, people grow up and move on, settle down or settle in; its life.
For Vaden, though, it meant something more, something he wasnt ready to move on from.
The singer-songwriter moved to Nashville, Tenn., and landed a steady gig with legendary alt-country rockers Drivin N Cryin.
He kept writing his own stuff, too, working happily as a born musician and songwriter rather than a flash in the pan.
Friday night he will return to his old launch pad for a special performance celebrating the release of his solo album Radio Road.
Sadler Vaden and The One Night Onlys (featuring members of Drivin N Cryin) will perform at The Pour House, 1977 Maybank Highway, with the Fairy Go Muthas. Tickets are $5 in advance, $7 the day of the show and are available online at etix.com or at the door. Doors open at 9 p.m.
Call 571-4343 or go to charlestonpourhouse.com.
The Pour House will host its fourth annual Duane Allman Birthday Celebration on Saturday night.
Atlanta-based tribute act Revival will be on hand with its impeccable Allman Brothers renditions to help ignite the festivities.
Bluesman Shane Pruitt will also perform.
The Spartanburg native began making a name for himself nearly eight years ago and has since become a staple of the local blues circuit with his mind-boggling combination of effortlessly clean finger work and fiery-yet-humble guitar licks.
Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 the day of the show and are available online at etix.com or at the door. Doors open at 9 p.m.
Call 571-4343 or go to charlestonpourhouse.com.


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Police say the death may have been drug-related and that "prescription-type drugs" were found near his body.
Ledger was found in the bedroom of his SoHo apartment around 3:30 p.m. by his housekeeper and a masseuse who had arrived for an appointment with the actor, police say.
Ledger was nude, lying on the floor curled up, at the foot of his bed. He did not respond when they shook him, and the housekeeper called 911. He was pronounced dead at 3:45 p.m. ET.
Authorities said they did not suspect foul play but that medication was found near the body.
"There were some drugs found around the body – prescription-type drugs," a police spokesman tells PEOPLE. The spokesman says there were two bottles of prescription sleep aids, and that the prescriptions were made out to Ledger.
A medical examiner removed Ledger's body from the apartment just before 6:30 p.m. ET, and New York City Medical Examiner spokeswoman Ellen Borakove says the autopsy is scheduled for Wednesday morning.
Despite initial reports that Ledger was subletting the apartment from Mary-Kate Olsen, reps for the actress denied that Olsen ever owned or lived in the apartment.
Ledger was last spotted publicly in London on Saturday on the set of Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. Photos showed Ledger wearing a clown costume. Other pictures of Ledger out of costume show him with long brown hair and a dark goatee.
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Oscar Nomination & A Baby GirlThe Perth, Australia, native was nominated for a Best Actor Oscar for 2005's Brokeback Mountain, on whose set he met – and began a romantic relationship with – Michelle Williams. Theirs was described by others on the film as love at first sight. (PHOTOS: See a complete timeline and photos from his life.)
Ledger began his acting career in 1996, when he was 17, in an Australian TV series called Sweat, but later found big-screen stardom in Hollywood with 1999's 10 Things I Hate About You, opposite Julia Stiles. He soon followed it with films including 2000's The Patriot and 2001's A Knight's Tale and Monster's Ball.
"I'm lucky in a sense because I have a job where I get to scream and cry," he told the Chicago Sun-Times in November. "I get to purge myself in ways that don't really affect me personally. When the director yells cut, I just walk out the door and I'm back into my regular life."
In his regular life, he clearly embraced being a dad to Matilda. "Fatherhood has changed me as an artist because I feel things on a deeper level," he said. "I think my performances will grow simultaneously."
In August 2006, Warner Bros. announced that Ledger would play the Joker in The Dark Knight, a sequel to 2005's Batman Begins. On the set, he wowed his costars, including Michael Caine.
"The biggest thing in Batman will be the thing everyone was most worried about: you've got the Joker, and when Jack Nicholson was the joker, well, how are you going to top that?" Caine said last year. "Well, Heath Ledger has. He is extraordinary."
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Abbrevation for Dammit All To Hell. Stronger representation of Dammit used for times when something pisses you off more than Dammit covers, but not so much that you need to use WTF.
DATH! I can't believe my boss wants me to work on the weekend.
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When a car hits young Victor's pet dog Sparky, Victor decides to bring him back to life the only way he knows how. But when the bolt-necked "monster" wreaks havoc and terror in the hearts of Victor's neighbors, he has to convince them that Sparky's still the good, loyal friend he was.
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Philip ate Jackson's poo roll and then finger fucked his butt until he crapped blood.
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Kelly Clarkson: Grammy Nominated and Honored with 'Stronger' Cocktail
PEOPLE's current cover girl, 30, topped off her recent engagement announcement with a handful of nominations leading up to the biggest night in music on Sunday.
Mixologist Paul McGee of Chicago's country-themed Bub City bar and eatery prepared a specialty robust beverage called "What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger" Old Fashioned for Clarkson fans to serve at their Grammy viewing parties.
"It was kind of tongue in cheek, but the Old Fashioned is usually a nice introduction to drinking boozy cocktails or drinking bourbon straight," McGee tells PEOPLE.
"It is definitely a 'strong' drink with a subtle sweetness and lingering finish and usually wins over people who would never drink such a bold drink. It most likely won't kill you, but might also make you appreciate something new. Also, I can totally see Kelly Clarkson drinking one of these!"
Read on to create one heck of a strong drink to help honor the superstar:
"What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger" Old FashionedIngredients
2.5 oz Any 100 proof bourbon or rye will do
.25 oz Demerara syrup (2 parts unrefined cane sugar to 1 part water until granules dissolve)
4 Dashes angostura bitters
1 Orange peel and cherry
Stir ingredients together with ice for 20 seconds
Strain into an Old Fashioned glass with a large cube of ice
Garnish with an orange peel and cherry
Add 4 drops of the bitters on top of the big cube


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At this point a year ago, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade were using words like desperation and urgency.
And that�s exactly what the Miami Heat expect the Oklahoma City Thunder to bring into Game 3 of this year�s NBA finals.
So far, this championship series has followed the same script as a year ago, with the home team winning the opening matchup, then falling in Game 2 to lose the home-court edge. Miami took the sting of that into Dallas last year and used it as fuel to win Game 3; the Heat will look to ensure that trend doesn�t repeat itself when this year�s title script resumes on their home floor tonight.
�You�ve got the two best teams in the league right now going against each other,� Wade said Saturday, when practices resumed after a day off for both clubs. �So it�s going to be a very tough game, but we have to find a way to win it. And it�s about taking, like I said, one possession at a time, one second, one minute at a time to make sure we reach our goal � and that�s to win the game.�
A Game 3 victory assures nothing, a lesson the Heat learned the hard way last year. That win in Dallas was Miami�s final victory of the season.
But there are certain truths that will come from tonight�s outcome. The winner will have home-court advantage. The winner will be two games away from a championship.
�We have no other choice,� said Thunder star Kevin Durant, the league�s scoring champion. �We lost at home. Tough loss. We�ve got to get over it, get ready for a tough Game 3. You know, the series is going to be tough. We know that. We know that. You�ve just got to be ready. It�s going to be a fun one.�
By now, the Heat aren�t shy to say they�re completely exhausted about dissecting what went wrong in last year�s finals. Still, they know the importance of not letting one loss turn into another � because when that happened against the Mavericks a year ago, there was a parade in Dallas not long afterward.
�I don�t know if we were any more motivated in Game 2,� Erik Spoelstra said. �What we were was angry about our performance in Game 1. ... You want to throw your best punches out there, and may the best team win. We didn�t throw our best punches in Game 1.�
And if the young Thunder were supposed to be rattled by losing the home-court edge, no one told them.
�We have all the right pieces, from the best scorer in the league, most athletic point guard in the league to the best shot blocker to the best post defender, best wing defender, and our bench is one of the best,� James Harden said. �This is a perfect team. We are young guns. We get it done. It has to start in Game 3.�
Even their young-looking coach doesn�t sound worried about the stakes the Thunder will face.
�I�ve seen all year long a group that�s always committed, that always sticks by one another, that believes in the work that we put in,� Scott Brooks said. �And that�s who they are. It�s not going to change. They�ve always had great ability to bounce back after a tough loss, and we expect the guys to come back (tonight) with better effort, better play and for 48 minutes.�
The Heat expect the same.
It�s no secret that falling short last year has been a source of inspiration throughout this season for James and the Heat, and that continues even now.
And for James, one trend from last year is gone. In Game 2, he did what he was criticized for not doing against the Mavs: He closed the game.
�I�m enjoying it,� James said. �I�m having fun with these first two games. I mean, this is a great opportunity for myself and for our team, for both teams. It�s a lot of fun being out there and competing at a high level, you know, the intense moment where every possession counts. That�s what it�s all about. As a competitor you have to enjoy these moments, and you love these moments.�


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Fifty years after she made history by refusing to give up her seat on a bus, Rosa Parks at last gets the major biography she deserves. The eminent historian Douglas Brinkley follows this thoughtful and devout woman from her childhood in Jim Crow Alabama through her early involvement in the NAACP to her epochal moment of courage and her afterlife as a beloved (and resented) icon of the civil rights movement. Well researched and written with sympathy and keen insight, the result is a moving, revelatory portrait of an American heroine and her tumultuous times.
"[A] precise history of the woman and the incident that would crown her the mother of the civil rights movement." —USA Today
"A timely update of the historical record, told as an inspiring and unabashedly dramatic story of an American heroine." —The Seattle Times
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Chapter 1: Up from the Pine
Chapter 2: Coming of Age in Montgomery
Chapter 3: A Stirring Passion for Equality
Chapter 4: Laying a Foundations
Chapter 5: The Preparation
Chapter 6: The Bus Boycott
Chapter 7: Strength through Serenity
Chapter 8: "We Make the Road by Walking It"
Chapter 9: Steadfast and Unmovable
Chapter 10: Detroit Days
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Yesterday was Son #2's birthday and so that meant cake decorating for me. As you know, I always let the kids pick whatever cake they want and I make it. This year was the first time I used one of those character cake pans--I felt a little less creative but I can't argue with the results. The cake was a double recipe of Isa and Terry's basic vanilla cupcake batter with buttercream icing. Yes, vegan kids can have fun birthdays too.
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Wisconsin FFA shines at 85th National FFA Convention
Wisconsin FFA shines at 85th National FFA Convention
Winners recognized in Indianapolis
Wisconsin FFA was well represented and recognized at the 85th National FFA Convention held Oct. 24-27 in Indianapolis, Ind.
The theme, "Grow" set the stage for an exciting week to encourage students across the nation that anything is possible with great future leaders like FFA members. Many Wisconsin FFA members showed that determination and a lot of hard work is what it takes to make it to Indianapolis, an event anticipated all year long.
Please join the Wisconsin FFA Foundation in congratulating the following National FFA Convention winners:
National Proficiency Award Winners
Dairy Production – Entrepreneurship – Thomas Allen – Reedsburg FFA
Diversified Livestock Production – Ashley Orr – Waupaca FFA
Grain Production – Nathan Leystra – Randolph Cambria-Friesland FFA
Wildlife Production – Joshua Bruckert – Sauk Prairie FFA
Wisconsin Honorary American Degree Recipients
Lori Berget, Black Hawk High School
Bill Bruins, President, Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Frank Friar, Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
National FFA Agriscience Fair – Gold Top Ten
Animal Systems
Division 1 - Emily Herness, Whitehall FFA – Gold 7th place
Division 2 - Cora Demler, Pecatonica FFA – Gold 3rd place
Environmental Services/Natural Resource Systems
Division 4 - Jacob Pintens and Grandon Schiel, Barron FFA – Gold 4th place
Power, Structural and Technical Systems
Division 4 - Dru Galetka and Blake Miller, New Auburn FFA – Gold 4th place
National FFA Career Development Event – Gold Top Ten
Ag. Mechanics – Viroqua FFA –5th Gold
Thomas Larson, Viroqua FFA – Gold 3rd place individual
Ethan Ambort – Gold individual
Clay Fitzpatrick – Gold individual
Dairy Cattle Handling – Jessica Pralle, Osseo-Fairchild FFA – Gold 1st place
Dairy Cattle Evaluation – Amery FFA – 2nd Gold
Trent Dado – Gold 1st place individual
Ethan Dado – Gold 3rd place individual
Laura Jensen – Gold 4th place individual
Chelsey Jensen – Gold individual
NEW Vet Science CDE – Badger FFA – 7th Gold
Taylor Kundert – Gold 1st place individual
Outstanding NASAE Executive Secretary Award
Cheryl Zimmerman, Wisconsin Association of FFA
National FFA Alumni Convention Results – Wisconsin Awards
Outstanding Scrapbook - 1st Gold - Denmark FFA Alumni
Gold - Milton FFA Alumni
Gold - Stoughton FFA Alumni
Outstanding Affiliate Newsletter - 1st Gold - Sauk Prairie FFA Alumni
Outstanding State Newsletter - Gold - Wisconsin FFA Alumni Association
Stars and Blue Blazers Award - Wisconsin 3 Star Plus Blazer
Outstanding Affiliate
Gold – Brodhead FFA Alumni
Gold - Denmark FFA Alumni
States with 100% Life Membership to State FFA Officers - Wisconsin FFA Alumni Association
Affiliate with Most Members - Denmark FFA Alumni (622 lifetime and 15 annual members)
State with Most Members - Wisconsin with 8,930 (as of May 15th)
Percent of FFA Alumni Membership to FFA Membership - Wisconsin 47%
5 Local Program Support Grant Recipients
Bonduel FFA, Denmark FFA, Green Bay East FFA, Freedom FFA, West De Pere FFA
19 Legion of Merit Awards
Robert Keough, Argyle FFA Alumni
Doug Raymakers, Bonduel FFA Alumni
Elaine Wnuk, Bonduel FFA Alumni
Robert Wolfe, Brodhead FFA Alumni
Ronna Ballmer, Clinton FFA Alumni
Larry Lader, Clinton FFA Alumni
Dave Hermans, Denmark FFA Alumni
Ken Seering, Denmark FFA Alumni
Shelley Stencil, Denmark FFA Alumni
Floyd Behnke, Lena FFA Alumni
Thelma Behnke, Lena FFA Alumni
Darrell Hines, Mauston FFA Alumni
Harold Seebecker, Mauston FFA Alumni
Janice Seebecker, Mauston FFA Alumni
Virgie Damp, Oconto Falls FFA Alumni
Jan Stranz, Oconto Falls FFA Alumni
Darlene Arneson, Stoughton FFA Alumni
John Elvekrog, Stoughton FFA Alumni
Jerry Wendt, Stoughton FFA Alumni
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For information on sponsorship opportunities within the Wisconsin FFA Foundation visit www.wisconsinffafoundation.org. Questions can be directed to the Wisconsin FFA Foundation at firstname.lastname@example.com or 608-831-5058.
The Wisconsin FFA Foundation, a 501 (c)(3) organization, unites individuals, organizations and companies who share a common interest in the advancement of agriculture and community leadership through FFA. You can support today's FFA members by supporting the programs that have been core tenets of the FFA: proficiency awards, career development events, state FFA degrees, sectional leadership workshops, scholarships, chapter awards, agri-science fair, state FFA convention and state officer support. Learn more about the Wisconsin FFA Foundation and sponsorship opportunities by visiting www.wisconsinffafoundation.org.


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Sure, an educational experience as rich and exciting as Ball State's requires great programs and great resources, but it starts with great people.
Our professors are respected scholars and master teachers who like to take creative risks. They're not wrapped up in their own pursuits while graduate students teach their classes. They share their expertise by rolling up their sleeves and working side by side with students on unique immersive learning projects. At Ball State, professors actually teach more than 90 percent of our classes, and our student-to-faculty ratio is about 18 to 1.
Our students come from every Indiana county, from 48 states, two U.S. territories, and about 56 countries. Regardless of the diversity, they all have one thing in common: They love to learn. And to make sure they can make the most of their educational experience, we keep classes small, with an average class size of about 30 students, so students can get to know each other and their professors.
And in no better way is Ball State represented than through our alumni. The Late Show's David Letterman, Papa John's founder John Schnatter, Garfield creator Jim Davis, Burberry CEO Angela Ahrendts, and Hollywood actor Doug Jones are just a few people who have made monumental achievements in their fields. However, more than 157,500 alumni are also making strides and names for themselves as educators, health care providers, scientists, business leaders, designers, artists, and media professionals. With an entrepreneurial spirit and solid work ethic, our alumni are living, breathing Ball State success stories.
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Apple has just released a minor software update for Apple TV 2 and Apple TV 3. Apple TV 5.0.1 (9B206f) adds HD previews for TV shows and movies in the iTunes store and brings fixes to Netflix, AirPlay and Home Sharing.
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I ask you the problem with the Apple TV, you (may) say the lack of playable video types. With Air Video, a great iPhone and iPad app, your Apple TV will be playing all of your video files (without conversion) in no time.
The app can stream video from your computer to your iPhone or iPad, which can then be streamed to your Apple TV in the new 4.3 firmware. Currently a beta version of the video server is required (or else only audio will stream through AirPlay). This beta is available for download on InMethod's website. After you select the folders which you would like Air Video to watch, all videos within are accessible on the Air Video app on both the iPhone and iPad (the app is universal).


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The following food establishments were found to be out of compliance during November, 2013 inspections by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture or a municipal inspection agency. The Dept. of Ag notes, "Please remember that any inspection is a 'snapshot' of the day and time of the inspection. An inspection conducted on any given day may not be representative of the overall, long-term cleanliness of an establishment. Also, at the time of the inspection, violations are recorded but are often corrected on site prior to the inspector leaving the establishment." The date of each inspection and the violations cited are included. You can find the current status of any establishment at this database.
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November, 2013:
Regular inspection, 10 violations:
--Mechanical ware-washing equipment does not have a manufacturer data plate that is readable.
--The wash and rinse solution temperature in the single tank conveyor, dual temperature mechanical ware-washing equipment was 140/130 °F, rather than 150 / 180°F as required.
--The hot water used for sanitizing in the mechanical ware-washing machine did not reach 180°F (or 165°F for stationary rack). Registered temps were 155F / 140F, respectively.
--Bread knife was stored in an unclean condition, inside the knife rack.
--Residues found on the can opener blade assembly.
--Syrup splatter was observed on 6 inverted coffee mugs; one plate [found at the hot service bar] showed food residues.
--White deflector plate show a minor pink slime layer.
--Grime found on top of Jackson dish machine, along both drains in the kitchen, inside the fume hood at the area and along the ceramic wall tile behind ice machine and sink.
--Non-food contact surfaces not cleaned at a frequency to preclude accumulation of dirt and grease residue. Wet grease observed under griddle and broiler in grill area.
--Food scraps found inside the Metro [dessert], hot-holding cabinet.
--Water supply hose has a nozzle valve on the end, yet does not have an a double check valve with an intermediate atmospheric break at the supply inlet [at the wall, by the entry]. Discussed equivalent options to prevent back siphonage.
--The hand-wash sink for employees located in the grill area, is not convenient and easily accessible, as evidenced by a slow drain. Water pools inside basin, when faucet is activated.
--Hand sink by grill is slow to drain.
--Black mold-like residues found on some ceiling tiles [directly over the steam oven].
Complaint inspection, 4 violations:
--Observed straws & lids stored under dusty vents and subject to potential contamination.
--Observed consumer self-service display of single service lids without effective protection from soda splatter. Residues found in lids holders.
--Dusty soda lid holder assemblies observed. Lid racks have syrup splatter and food debris. These racks contact single service cup lids. Straw holders [attached to the window] have insect debris. Other straws are stored improperly.
--Observed single-service, single-use articles stored directly under the soda dispensing nozzles, a prohibited area; and subject to splatter.
Follow-up inspection, 8 violations:
--Response letter shall be sent to Harrisburg, as soon as project dates are confirmed.
--Brown & yellow mold-like residues found at the ice deflector plate. Residues can be wiped off.
--Food scraps found on a high pecentage of the dining room tables.
--Dry food residues found under the baskets at the wing freezer.
--Hand sink and plumbing system are scheduled for repairs.
--Waste water found inside the mop bucket.
--Outside waste handling units still have no drain plugs.
--One Steel hand rail at the dock area is now held by only one of three post attachments.
Regular inspection, 25 violations:
--Management did not demonstrate adequate knowledge of the PA Food Code as evidenced by repeat violations and this non-compliant report.
--Hand wash sign was not posted at the designated station.
--Apron improperly hung next to bread bags.
--Ice formation found inside walk-in freezer. Ice may contaminate food, if allowed to continue. Shelving unit inside walk-in cooler shows food residue.
--Tic-tac and personal cell phone was found adjacent to food contact surfaces.
--Raw food was held at 53 °F, in the make-line unit, rather than 41°F or below as required. Corrected.
--No pressure gauge was installed on the Ecolab high temp dish machine.
--Walk in freezer has excessive ice build-up along ceiling, by the refrigerant line sides of unit but not on product.
--Mechanical ware-washing equipment does not have a readable manufacturer data plate with operation specifications.
--Door gaskets cracked at both make line units.
--Observed dry residues on top of the Inferno dish machine, with an accumulation of dust, dirt, food residue, or debris.
--Baking equipment not being cleaned every 24 hrs
--Shelving unit inside walk-in cooler shows food residues.
--Equipment food contact surfaces [knives] and utensils are not being air dried after immersion into QUAT sanitizing solution. Knives were stored in QUAT solution and wiped off before use.
--Dish trays were stored directly on the floor.
--Wet nesting of plastic ware. Multiple vessels were stored wet and not allowed to air dry before stacking.
--Food facility is using electrical tape to repair the plumbing system, which is not an approved material.
--Food facility is operating with a plumbing system [flexible drain hose system] which has not been approved by the local building code official.
--Dish machine drain is hanging below the flood rim of the sink and has impeded flow by a food catch basin basket. No air gap is found on his 2 1/4 inch PVC drain line at this juncture.
--The hand-wash sink for employees located in the rear area, is not convenient and easily accessible, as evidenced by active leaking of waste water onto the floor.
--Plumbing system not maintained in good repair - observed active leaking at the main hand wash sink.
--Apex hose assembly is leaking when machine is actively cycling.
--Outdoor storage area for refuse is not adequately sloped to drain, as evidenced by pooling water.
--Excess grease found on the grounds, directly below grease dumpster.
--IESI dumpster is missing its drain plug.
--Dry & wet residues were observed on the floor inside the dry storage area.
--Rubber gasket agar between the wall & utility sink. Caulking is rough and not easily cleanable at the dish table / wall juncture.
--Ceiling tiles were observed missing or broken in the kitchen area.
--Air return vents by the hood were dusty.


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Each day we'll bring you the very latest tabloid rumors as the biggest clubs around splash the cash to bolster their rosters. True or not, they're always entertaining...
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger insists he will be missed when he leaves English football.
Bayern Munich boss Jupp Heynckes intends to heap more woe on Arsenal and condemn them to another trophyless season.
John Terry cannot bear the thought of his pal Frank Lampard ending his career away from Chelsea.
Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko is willing to take a pay cut to seal a £20million summer move to Borussia Dortmund.
John Pemberton is the favorite to take over from Mark Robins as Coventry manager.
Arsene Wenger suffered meltdown on the eve of Arsenal's biggest game of the season.
Paolo Di Canio last night quit as Swindon boss - paving the way for a potential return to West Ham.
John Terry insists it is up to Chelsea's players to take the heat off Rafa Benitez, and cannot picture Frank Lampard playing for another club.
Steve McClaren is fighting for his job as FC Twente manager.
Martin O'Neill wants Sunderland fans to be patient with his January signings.
Athletic Bilbao star Fernando Amorebieta is a target for Arsenal.
Portsmouth's future has been thrown into doubt by a new bid from businessman Keith Harris.
Spurs are targeting a summer swoop for Aston Villa striker Christian Benteke.
Arsene Wenger was close to meltdown as he hit out at his critics ahead of Arsenal's crunch clash with Bayern Munich.
David Bentley insists he can put his Tottenham hell behind him as he bids to revive his career back at Blackburn.
Kolo Toure reckons Manchester City must win the FA Cup to save Roberto Mancini from the sack.
John Terry cannot even imagine life at Chelsea without Frank Lampard.
Manchester City have made the first move in the race to sign Neymar.
Arsene Wenger has warned Arsenal's mutinous fans: "You'll miss me when I'm gone."
Arsene Wenger yesterday erupted in fury as he claimed there are "lies" being written about him intended to "harm" Arsenal.
Frank Lampard's long wait looked set to be over last night with Chelsea ready to make a U-turn and offer him an extended contract.
Steve Clarke believes West Brom's nightmare month will make him stronger as a manager.
Barcelona right-back Dani Alves has urged his club to sign England midfielder Jack Wilshere from Arsenal.
Italian side Roma are ready to offer Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini a £4.5m-a-year contract to be their new manager.


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Heres 5 reasons why youll enjoy playing Stattleship:
- Youll pick your favorite players. Unlike fantasy sports, you wont be put in a position of rooting for players you dislike just because theyre on your team.
- Youll only make a few predictions per player. Its a small time commitment. Only 4 games.
- Well do the math. The scoring system is simple and easy to understand.
- Well tell you how well youre doing against friends, family, and other Red Wings fans. What fun is competing alone?
- Well keep you alerted. Youll develop a closer relationship to the Wings.
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Undefeated Wando sits atop the Rugby South Carolina standings with one match to play in the regular season.
Wando (6-0) wrapped up its home slate with a 39-0 win over Aiken Friday at Cario Middle in Mount Pleasant. The Warriors travel to defending state champion Chapin (4-0-2) this Friday with the No. 1 playoff seed and a first-round home playoff match on the line.
Senior Davis Strobel led Wando against Aiken with three tries. Jon Cummins added two tries and Kyle Harbin one.
The Warriors started the match slow, but head coach Tod Shepherd commended his teams second-half play.
Nick Hamlin was a threat every time he touched the ball, while Austin Clark and Sean Kiernans defensive mastery shut down any chance that Aikens outside attack would score ...
Andrew Mulvany showed he has speed to burn. We just need to open a couple more holes for him to score. Ryan Springers passing and box kicks were lethal all game long ...
I was very impressed with our second rows and back row. Both Daniel Runck and Riggs Law were rucking machines. Matt Evangelista and Micah Stewart were taxi maniacs ... The front row of Garrett Leaird and Brandon Behringer were monsters in the scrums and lineouts. It was a true team effort.
Wando B-team (3-1-1) defeated Irmo, 22-15, Friday and is second in the Rugby S.C. Division II standings.
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Cypriots Are Wary of Deal on Bailout
NICOSIA, Cyprus—Cypriots expressed mixed feelings of anger and uncertainty on Monday after their country struck a bailout deal with its euro-zone partners that will significantly curtail banking operations, spelling job losses and a weak economy for years to come.
Cyprus's commercial banks will remain closed until Thursday, the country's central bank said late Monday, reversing an earlier decision to allow some banks to reopen Tuesday after a 10-day closure.
With strict curbs to money flows set to take effect as soon as banks reopen, businesses complained that they were unsure whether they would be able to pay salaries, and bank unions were threatening strike action, potentially prolonging the devastating closure.
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades described the limit on bank transactions as a "very temporary measure, which will gradually be relaxed," but concerns that Cyprus's bailout plan could be replicated in other countries with fragile banking industries also turned initial relief in the markets into a selloff late Monday.
European stocks declined sharply, with financially stressed euro-zone countries' benchmark indexes and their associated banks taking the biggest hits after Eurogroup head Jeroen Dijsselbloem appeared to make a U-turn on his previous stance on the bailout, saying the losses suffered by uninsured depositors as part of Cyprus's bailout deal may have to be repeated elsewhere.
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"If there is a risk in a bank, our first question should be 'OK, what are you in the bank going to do about that? What can you do to recapitalize yourself?' If the bank can't do it, then we'll talk to the shareholders and the bondholders, we'll ask them to contribute in recapitalizing the bank, and if necessary the uninsured deposit-holders," Mr. Dijsselbloem said.
In currency markets, the euro fell below its 200-day moving average, dropping to as low as $1.2863 from $1.2989 late Friday, having fetched as much as $1.3050 in Asian trade on initial relief over the bailout.
Cyprus secured a bailout from its international creditors early Monday, ending a week of financial panic that had threatened to make the island nation's government the first to leave the euro zone. The bailout program aims to slash the size of Cypriot banks—with the country's second-largest lender set for bankruptcy and its largest lender to be aggressively restructured—perhaps ending the country's status as an offshore tax haven and financial-services center.
The government had fought to avert this prospect, initially caving in and later rejecting a one-time levy on all bank deposits in its effort to keep the banks intact. But international creditors—the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund—insisted that reducing the size of the country's disproportionately large banking sector was the only way back to economic sustainability.
"This is not the Europe that we believed and entered with the hope that there will be some help. The amount of money Cyprus needed was just crumbs compared to the big budget of greater Europe and Cyprus should not have been entitled to such behavior," the island's influential Archbishop Chrysostomos said after a parade in Nicosia in celebration of neighboring Greece's Independence Day.
Economists warn that Cyprus now is likely to enter the same downward spiral that caused other bailed-out economies, such as Greece and Portugal, to shrink dramatically, while strict controls on money transfers in and out of the country could further strangle economic activity. The deal lines up €10 billion ($13 billion) in financing for the government and shuts Cyprus's second-largest bank, Cyprus Popular Bank PCL, imposing steep losses on deposits with more than €100,000, European officials said. The country's largest bank, Bank of Cyprus PCL, will be downsized, with large depositors there taking a hit.
The deal doesn't include any losses for smaller depositors or depositors in other Cypriot banks, a proposal that derailed an initial attempt to reach a pact last week. The country also looks now set to secure Russia's nod for the restructuring of a €2.5 billion Russian loan it received earlier. Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said talks on extending the maturity of the loan, which falls due in 2016, and lowering interest could resume soon.
People queuing up Monday at banks to withdraw cash—which the Cypriot government Sunday night capped at around €100 ($130) for most banks—were openly unhappy with the deal.
"This is collective punishment. It will destroy our economy," said Michaela Colounis, a teacher from Nicosia, as she withdrew the maximum daily limit from a Bank of Cyprus ATM with two different debit cards. "We've seen what happened in Greece and maybe now we're facing the same?"
With stores and businesses closed for a public holiday, the streets of downtown Nicosia were mostly calm on Monday. Unions had earlier warned they planned to call for a string of demonstrations and strikes to protest the details of the new bailout deal, though there were no plans for protests Monday. Some schoolchildren were set to protest on Tuesday morning instead of going to class.
In downtown Nicosia, thousands of Cypriots watched children and veterans marching accompanied by a band in the annual celebration of Greek independence. "This is supposed to be a happy day, but we're angry," said Michaelis Angelous, a 26-year-old bank worker. "We're not sure whether we'll have jobs tomorrow."
Cyprus has severely restricted the free flow of money to and from the island in recent days as it fought to avert a financial panic. Banks have been shut all week and will begin reopening Thursday, but restrictions will remain in place after the Cypriot parliament passed a bill Friday introducing temporary capital controls.
It still isn't clear how long the measures will be in place, with estimates ranging from a few weeks to possibly months. Michel Barnier, European Commissioner for the internal market and services, said Monday that the measures should be in place only for a few days.
"We are now working with the Cypriot authorities.…This is a limit on movement which may only last for a few days," he said.
In addition to limits on ATM withdrawals, the measures allow authorities to restrict noncash transactions, freeze check cashing, limit withdrawals from bank accounts and even convert checking accounts into fixed-term deposits.
Customs officials said people leaving Cyprus would be searched at airports and seaports to see whether they were trying to take more than €10,000 out of the country. Any amount over that limit would be confiscated by the government, the officials said.
But some officials said they were unsure how strictly they should enforce the measures. At the so-called Green Line dividing Cyprus from Turkish-administered Northern Cyprus, customs officials said they weren't searching people walking across the border unless they had information they were carrying large sums of currency. "We can't search everyone at the moment but we're waiting for new orders. Everything's changing," said Chrystos Chrystodoulou, a police officer guarding the border.
Business owners were struggling to understand what the bailout agreement would mean for them. Michalis Pilikos, president of national business association OEB said he was waiting to be briefed by Finance Minister Michalis Sarris on the immediate fallout from the deal.
"In two, three days we need to pay our employees. Will we be able to do that? What happens with the workers who get paid via Laiki [Cyprus Popular Bank]?" Mr. Pilikos said in a phone interview. Beyond the immediate problems firms here will face because of a limit on transactions and a freeze of banking activity, Mr. Pilikos said he feared many of his organization's members wouldn't survive the blow delivered by the closure of Cyprus Popular Bank and the hefty haircut imposed on deposits in Bank of Cyprus.
"For many this will be a major wound, we'll see immediate mass layoffs and closures," he said.
Employees at the Western Union WU -0.05 % money-transfer store close to Nicosia's shopping hub said they had seen a sharp rise in the number of foreign workers trying to send their euro-denominated savings out of the country. "Armenians, Bulgarians, Bangladeshis have been lining up outside the store to send money home. We've never seen anything like it before," said one employee.
Many Cypriots said the economic crisis had recalled memories of 1974, when the Turkish military invaded the island after a military coup backed by Athens.
Michaelis Pilidis, who owns a household-appliances business in Nicosia, was a refugee from that conflict. He said he wasn't sure whether his savings had been lost, and angrily called for politicians to be held to account.
"In 1974 the traitors were put in prison—but who is going to put the people in prison for this problem? They need to be punished," he said.
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Seven years after North Charleston tried to attract a Cabela's store with tax incentives, sparking a high-profile dispute with then-Gov. Mark Sanford, the city is preparing similar incentives for a different major retailer.
The company has not been named, but Cabela's and its rival Bass Pro Shops are the companies for which state lawmakers designed the tax incentives, and North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey said it's not Cabela's.
"Hopefully, the project will be ready to announce after January 1," said Summey, who referred to the incentive deal by its code name, Project Blue.
Like Cabela's, Bass Pro Shops operates "destination" outdoor recreation stores that sell gear, clothing and even furniture in locations that may include aquariums, restaurants, taxidermied animals and museum elements.
For stores able to attract large number of visitors from at least 50 miles away, South Carolina offers a deal that can allow them to keep half the sales tax they generate for 15 years.
North Charleston in 2006 sought to attract Cabela's to the planned Ingleside Plantation development using that incentive, and Summey confirmed Thursday night that Ingleside Plantation is the intended store location this time as well.
Ingleside is a roughly 1,500-acre tract in the Blue House Swamp area between Palmetto Commerce Parkway and Interstate 26. The mayor's son, Elliott Summey, the vice chairman of Charleston County Council, is a vice president of Weber USA, which owns the Ingleside property. Both the city and county have been involved in building roads to the property, and North Charleston sees the development as a massive economic booster.
"What this is going to do is bring in a lot of outside retail that we were not getting," Keith Summey said, referring to the tax incentive deal. "It will help kick off a retail cluster."
State law allows up to four "extraordinary retail establishments" to receive the tax incentive, but so far, none have. An "extraordinary" retailer must meet benchmarks including:
At least 2 million visitors yearly, 35 percent of whom travel at least 50 miles to get there.
Cost at least $25 million.
Generate at least $2 million in yearly sales tax.
Support a hotel.
A company must also be designated as an "extraordinary retail establishment" by the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism. North Charleston and the "Project Blue" company together sought conditional certification around the end of 2012, and Summey said that status has been approved.
"If there are applications in the pipeline, I cannot confirm or deny that," SCPRT Communications Director Marion Edmonds said Thursday.
A business that completes the approval process and meets the benchmarks gets to use the sales tax incentive money for infrastructure and even in-store attractions. For example, if a big-box sporting goods retailer were to build a store with an aquarium, the rebated sales tax money could be used toward the cost of the aquarium.
In the past, Summey has compared that incentive to other forms of public financing that were used to develop the Charleston Place hotel in downtown Charleston, North Charleston's Tanger Outlet Mall, and Towne Center shopping center in Mount Pleasant.
Both Cabela's and Bass Pro Shops have received tax incentives in a number of states, based on the idea that the mega-stores are attractions that draw tourists and fill hotel rooms. Opponents of the incentives, such as Sanford - whose veto of the incentives was twice overridden - argue that it's unfair when the government supports a retailer that will compete with unsubsidized retailers.
"To me it's government at its lowest form," said Mike Able, owner of Haddrell's Point Tackle and Supply, with stores in Mount Pleasant and West Ashley. "I've been in business for 31 years and I've never asked for a handout."
"When you have manufacturing companies like Boeing, I get that, but a retailer, against all other retailers?" he said.
Cabela's backed away from North Charleston during the dispute with Sanford, at a time when the economy was beginning to sour. "The governor will be gone in two years," Summey said in 2008. "I might come up with a Cabela's after all."
During Thursday night's City Council meeting, Summey was authorized to complete the "Project Blue" agreement, allowing the city to serve as a pass-through for the tax money. The vote was unanimous, with no public discussion. Councilman Sam Hart was absent. Attempts to reach public information officers at Bass Pro Shops were not immediately successful Thursday afternoon.
Bass Pro Shops' only South Carolina location is in Myrtle Beach, and no tax incentives were involved. The company also has locations in Savannah, and near Charlotte. Cabela's has no stores in South Carolina but the company's website shows planned locations in Greenville and in Fort Mill.
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Thursday, November 29, 2012
According to a report published by USA Today, the United States economy is showing signs of improvement. One of the most important indicators of economic growth is the creation and expansion of business -- and the opening of The Wreckfish, a new seafood restaurant in North Charleston, is an important symbol of the upswing that the economy is currently experiencing. Sam Mustafa, Charleston Hospitality Group founder and owner of The Wreckfish, is ecstatic to finally open the restaurant and share one of the Lowcountry's best-kept seafood secrets with the world.
The Wreckfish is named after an interesting species of fish that lives off the coast of South Carolina. This fish congregates around shipwrecks at the bottom of the ocean. The fish's flavor is reminiscent of that of grouper, but its texture is more akin to that of swordfish. With firm, white meat and a large natural flake, the wreckfish has become a Lowcountry favorite.
When designing his new restaurant, Mustafa, Charleston Hospitality Group founder, wanted to recreate the feeling of a shipwreck to highlight the unique personality of the menu's featured item. "We have turned the location into, basically, a shipwreck," Mustafa explains. "We have sanded the floors and made the interior look weathered, as if it had been through a major storm, while maintaining the comfort that the restaurant's patrons expect. We have also added saltwater fish tanks and have gorgeous fish swimming within them, allowing diners to feel as if they are looking out from within a wrecked ship. We have also taken cues from the theme in our efforts to decorate the space. Our interior designers have pulled together lanterns for the tables, fish nets, and crab traps."
In addition to the ambiance created inside the restaurant, The Wreckfish features a half of a ship atop the building, which has been placed in a way that makes it look as if it has run into the roof of the structure, pending approval from the City. A family-oriented restaurant, Mustafa is pleased with the atmosphere that the design team has created. He believes it fits the theme, the menu, and the experience of eating at The Wreckfish perfectly.
The Wreckfish is located at 7690 Northwoods Boulevard in North Charleston, South Carolina, where the Market Street Saloon was once located. Mustafa and the restaurant's staff invite area residents and visitors to enjoy the offerings of this fun new destination.
Mustafa, Charleston restaurant professional, founded Charleston Hospitality Group in 2008. Now comprising Toast!, Tabbuli, Market Street Saloon, Eli's Table, Whisk Bakery, Charleston Hospitality Catering, Charleston Downtown Limo, and The Wreckfish, the organization provides food, nightlife, entertainment, and transportation to residents and tourists. Sam Mustafa, Charleston restaurant professional, is proud to add to the long list of culinary and cultural offerings of the city. Mustafa anticipates further expanding his operations while enhancing the local community.
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Update, 6:30 p.m. — United Way of Weld County suggests victims of the flood as well as those who want to help victims use its 2-1-1 information and referral line for help.
The agency, through its 2-1-1 service, maintains a database of services available for flood victims with details on contact information, location, criteria to qualify for services, and hours of operation. Flood victims who need help with their property also can register with 2-1-1 and the agency will put them on a list to connect with agencies and faith-based groups who are organizing workers and volunteers to provide clean-up services.
United Way 2-1-1 is also maintaining a data base of in-kind donation needs and organizations that are distributing these donations. United Way's Volunteer Resource Center matches volunteers to agencies organizing assistance to flood victims.
To connect, dial 2-1-1 from a landline phone or 1-800-559-5590 from a cell phone. You can also visit 2-1-1 online at www.unitedway-weld.org/211.
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Update, 6 p.m. — The America Red Cross mobile unit will set up at the Evans Community Complex, 1100 37th St., beginning Sunday morning. Residents needing service are asked to use the St. Vrain Street entrance off of 37th Street.
The mobile unit will be open from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. daily and will provide cleanup kits, water, toiletries and blankets.
Area residents wanting to talk with a local Red Cross volunteer should contact 1-888-635-6381. The Recovery Assistance Center at Island Grove closed at 5 p.m. Saturday.
Evans officials also said that some residents may notice discoloration in their water but it is only because water has been sitting in pipes; it is not contaminated. Residents are encouraged to let the water run until it's clear before using.
All Evans residents should have running water now.
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Update, 2:55 p.m. — The Colorado Department of Transportation has announced the opening of six more highways in Colorado that were closed because of the flood.
In northern Colorado, Colo. 119 is now open west of Interstate 25 into Longmont, and Colo. 66 has been reopened with a dirt road between Weld County roads 13 and 19 east of I-25. Asphalt paving of the road will begin Monday. Also, Colo. 60 is now open to all lanes at Weld County Road 46 in Milliken. See the list of closed roads accompanying this story.
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Update, 10:35 a.m. — A Family Fun Night has been scheduled at the Greeley Recreation Center tonight for children who were uprooted from their homes because of the recent flooding in Weld County.
The event will be from 6-9 p.m., the American Red Cross announced. Kids will get to participate in relay races, sing-alongs, face painting, ping pong tosses and bouncy castles, while also enjoying freshly-made popcorn and cotton candy. The Greeley Rec Center, which has been used as a shelter for displaced families, is at 651 10th Ave.
Several area businesses donated supplies and equipment for the event, including Arapahoe Rentals of Windsor, Best Event Rentals of Fort Collins, Hobby Lobby of Loveland, Billie Martinez Elementary School and Roo Jumps Inflatable Party Rentals.
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Update, 10:05 a.m. — Evans residents today received the news they have been waiting for: It's now OK to flush.
Evans residents and businesses that previously were in the no flush zone are now allowed to flush toilets, wash their hands and shower, the city announced in a press release at 10:01 a.m. Saturday.
Some restrictions remain in effect until the city's wastewater treatment plant is fully operational.
"Evans has been under a 'no flush' order for eight days, and residents were told at the beginning of this situation that we would lift the 'no flush' order within 10 days," said City Manager Aden Hogan. "We are now at day eight, and we are extremely proud with the efficiency and hard work of our Public Works crews who have been working cooperatively with the City of Greeley to bring this system back online."
Residents are still being asked to conserve water because it is relying on temporary bypass pumps until the sewer plant is fully operational. For example, residents are asked to refrain from doing laundry. Car washing, use of garden hoses and other outside water use is permitted.
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COLUMBIANA - Margaret Shirlaw Nery, 92, parted, reluctantly and finally from family and friends Dec. 22, 2012, after a stroke which curtailed her life of determined self-sufficiency.
Born Jan. 31, 1920, in Wishaw, Scotland, to William and Mary (Cunningham) Shirlaw, Margie emigrated with her family to the United States in 1923. They moved frequently (mostly in the tri-state area) to sites where her father was a foreman for high steel and power plant construction, before settling in Springdale, Pa.
Margie married Victor Vincent Nery, Aug. 31, 1940. They raised their sons, Victor W. and David V. in New Kensington, Pa., and moved to Columbiana in 1971 to be close to their grandchildren. They attended the First Presbyterian Church.
While working as a domestic, she parlayed a night school course into an entry position at the area newspaper. Through diligence and skill, this led into a 60-year career which included several prestigious national awards for feature writing. She became a critical element of this area's entertainment activities as an editor at the Youngstown Vindicator, finally retiring from a full-time position there in January 2011.
Margie is survived by her sons, Victor W. (Rebecca) and David V. (Shari Fry) of Columbiana; five grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Nery was preceded in death by her husband, who passed away Aug. 31, 1996, in a car accident; her parents, William and Mary Shirlaw; a brother William Shirlaw; and sisters Mollie Strahler and Catherine Wall.
The family will receive friends from 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 27, and from 10 to 11 a.m. Friday at the Seederly-Mong and Beck Funeral Home in Columbiana.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the funeral home with the Rev. Carolyn Griffeth officiating.
Interment will be at Columbiana Cemetery.
Family and friends are invited to visit www.seederly-mongandbeck.com to sign the guest book or to send private condolences.
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