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Any time your lower junk is overly exposed through your outer clothing in a ridiculous and blatently obsurd fashion.
Billy bad-ass had a major junk violation at the gym when he was squatting in his spandex shorts. what a loser.
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anytime your lower unit is violated, damaged, or broken.
Adams girlfriend was a cold bitch when she kicked him in his gear giving him a junk violation.
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a situation where your "junk" is blatantly making a fool out of yourself
man: "how's it going"
woman: " get away from me you have a raging Junk violation
woman: " get away from me you have a raging Junk violation
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(505) 982-2565www.cowgirlsantafe.com
Mon-Sat 11 am - 12 am Sun 11 am - 11 pm (hours can change without notice)
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Cuisine: American, Bar and Grill/Pub, New Mexican
$$ • Booze Served • Full Bar • Catering • Take Out / To-Go • Outdoor Patio
The Cowgirl BBQFor years, Cowgirl has been our most-visited restaurant in the capital. It's easy to find, there are always enough tables, the people-watching is great, and the food keeps coming until midnight. Plus, the barbecue and Southern-style food is reasonably priced. Do not miss out on the chili cheese baked potato topped with your choice of beef or veggie chili. Wash it down with a cold beer or a giant soda. This is a place for lunch and dinner, but you can also get simple breakfast burritos to go. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
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Windows Azure Best of Build 2012
- Posted: Nov 15, 2012 at 4:08PM
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Windows Azure in the Day Two Keynote
If you have not had a chance to watch anything from Build yet I would highly recommend starting with theday two keynote with Satya Nadella. These are some of the riskiest (and best) demos I've seen at a Microsoft conference to date. Beyond the risk and showmanship they really demonstrated how developers can use Windows Azure to make great applications. There were five major demos for Windows Azure that highlighted many of the ways developers can build connected applications and highly scalable back ends to create impressive applications.
In the first demo Josh Twist from the Windows Azure Mobile Services team shows that in just a few lines of code he can take an already useful Windows 8 application and extend it to store data in the cloud, authenticate via Twitter, and send notifications using Windows Notification Services. Best of all he showed that Mobile Services now supports Windows Phone 8 by demonstrating the same app running on the phone.
ASP.NET and Windows Azure Websites Demo
After Josh, Scott Hanselman demonstrates building and deploying an ASP.NET 4.5 site with Windows Azure Websites that allows for video upload to Windows Azure storage. Some of the new capabilities in ASP.NET 4.5 are highlighted such as Facebook authentication, Web API, Async and OData. Scott also demonstrated some of the fantastic new tooling in Visual Studio 2012 such as page inspector and the new Windows Azure storage functionality.
Windows Azure Media Services, Cloud Services and SignalR
Scott Guthrie starts with the application Scott Hanselman had just deployed. He extends it even further to use Windows Azure Media Services to automatically encode the videos on upload. Using a few lines of code Scott demonstrates how you can utilize the Media Services API to store, encode and publish video. This demo was really exciting because Scott demonstrated the technology live by recording the audience and uploading to the service where Media Services encoded it and made it available to stream. Scott also shows how you can use cloud services and SignalR to make a much more dynamic experience on the client that scales out to thousands of users.
Jason Zander shows how using the newly released Team Foundation Service to create and manage a product back log, track issues and also announced that TFS is now free for up to five developers. Jason showed how it is easy to setup continuous integration with Windows Azure Websites.
Dave Campbell shows how to dig deep and analyze data created by your application by analyzing trace logs captured from the application demonstrated in the previous demonstrations using tools such as Excel, Hive and HD Insight. He shows how you can quickly create a hive table using LINQPad and then query and chart that data using Hive integrated tooling in Excel and PowerView. He puts all of the pieces of the puzzle together by creating a video recommendation engine based on the data collected.
"Ask the Gu"
After the keynote Scott Hanselman interviewed Scott Guthrie and took questions on Windows Azure. This is a great session to watch because Scott gives an outline of everything that was announced leading up to and at Build.
Windows Azure @Build Technical Sessions
Beyond the keynote was a ton of deep technical sessions focused on Windows Azure.
There were a total of 24 sessions focused on Windows Azure that were mostly delivered by the very people that design and build the product.
The Top 5 Windows Azure specific sessions in popularity:
Windows Azure Overview by Scott Guthrie
Developing Mobile Solutions with Windows Azure Part I by Josh Twist
Introduction to Windows Azure Infrastructure as a Service by Mark Russinovich
Windows Azure Internals by Mark Russinovich
Developing Mobile Solutions with Windows Azure Part II by Nick Harris and Chris Risner
P.S. The source code for the keynote demos should be available within the next week.
Keep an eye on https://github.com/organizations/WindowsAzure-Samples for updates.
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quote: perhaps this particular demographic might prefer a $14-$17k gas vehicle that can hit (or almost hit) 40+ MPG as an alternative until they can swing a higher monthly car payment.
quote: Oh, and that $199 lease payment is a disaster waiting to happen as I encountered so many lease owners who "swore" they would keep the miles in check but went way over
quote: A 30 MPG combined gas car will need $130 to go 1000 miles a month, while the Spark EV will need about $30. You're not going to be able to lease a $14k car for $99/month, and even if you finance it over 5 years you'll still pay less per month with the EV.
quote: It's pretty hard to drive more than expected in an EV, IMO, because you're not going to take it on unexpected road trips.
quote: well they're tall because people still have to fit inside them, and that isn't possible with a short, low car
quote: well they're tall because people still have to fit inside them, and that isn't possible with a short, low car. so you sit more upright in a short car.
quote: i remember a designer once said that it was difficult to design a small car that didn't look awkward, but i think the toyota yaris hatch actually looks good.
quote: I am going to go 1 further and say that is it also WAY over priced even with the tax credits


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Running back Tashard Choice reached agreement on a new contract with the Buffalo Bills, both he and his representatives reported Friday.
Choice, 28, played the last season and a half with the Bills after being claimed off waivers from Washington in November 2011. His contract ran out after last season.
Choice, 5-foot-9 and 210 pounds, is a five-year NFL veteran who has served as the Bills' No. 3 running back. He averaged 7.8 snaps a game, or 12 percent of the offensive plays, last season. Most of his snaps came as a fill-in on third down or in the red zone. Choice rushed 47 times for 193 yards and caught four passes in 2012.
In Washington, D.C., meanwhile, tight end Fred Davis re-signed with the Redskins a day after visiting with the Bills.
A person familiar with the agreement says Davis received a one-year contract after exploring options with the Bills and New York Jets.
Davis might have been one of the most coveted tight ends on the free agent market if he were healthy, but he's recovering from a torn left Achilles suffered in a loss to the New York Giants in October. He had 24 catches for 325 yards in seven games last year. Davis is a 2008 second-round pick of the Redskins who has caught 155 passes for 1,973 yards and 12 touchdowns in 62 games.


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quote: and I generally support the government..
quote: I will not sacrifice liberty . We've made too many compromises already. Too many retreats. They invade our bedrooms and we fall back. They assimilate entire aspects of our private lives and we fall back. Not again. The line must be drawn here! This far, no further!"


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GLEE: THE 3D CONCERT MOVIE will enable fans who were unable to obtain tickets to the recent, sold-out \"Glee Live!\" tour engagements or who live in markets not included in the tour, or who just want to see it again, to experience the concert in the immersive magic of a 3D theatrical event. The tour played 40 shows across the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, selling more than 500,000 tickets. \n\nGLEE: THE 3D CONCERT MOVIE is a new way to see all your favorite characters -- including Rachel (played by Lea Michele), Finn (Cory Monteith), Mercedes (Amber Riley), Kurt (Chris Colfer), Artie (Kevin McHale), and Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) - as never before, with their spectacular musical performances, captured in 3D, interwoven with intimate behind-the-scenes revelations that are a story unto themselves.


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Madewell, a women's retail chain owned by J.Crew, could soon make its way to King Street.
Plans submitted to the city this week for the trendy retailer revealed an updated storefront at 282 King St., in the space previously occupied by Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville.
The store would be the first Madewell in South Carolina.
Madewell is like J.Crew's hippie sister, with more emphasis on bohemian styles than J.Crew's signature polished look. The price point is about the same, with most blouses priced between $60-$100.
Beer here
The seeds have been planted for a beer garden in downtown Charleston.
Plans to demolish a building at Spring and Coming streets and replace it a one-story restaurant by summer were submitted for approval from the Board of Architectural Review this week.
Real estate agent Marc Williams said the primary concept is a beer garden, but a major emphasis will be on its cuisine, American "comfort" food.
"We love the neighborhood, and selling beer in Charleston is not a hard thing to do," Williams said. "But there's also a big food focus. We've taken a lot of time designing the kitchen, and spent a lot of time and money designing the menu."
The architectural design features a large interior courtyard, and Williams said it was strategically placed away from the streets to keep the noise down in the neighborhood.
Lacing up
Rack Room Shoes is putting its best foot forward when it opens in Tanger Outlet Mall this weekend with a grand-opening celebration. The store officially opens at 10 a.m. Saturday once the ribbon, actually a giant shoelace, gets snipped.
The first 100 customers will receive discounts or vouchers for free shoes. Two customers will win free shoes for a year or a two-minute shopping spree.
Rack Room now operates four stores in the region, with one on the peninsula, one in Mount Pleasant and another in North Charleston.
"We've been in the Charleston market for more than 20 years, so we have a great following and customer base," said regional manager Kevin Stimson.
Austin's Food and Drink, a design-your-own sandwich and salad shop, has called it quits after a few months in business at 116 Spring St. this week. A letter posted on the door read, "We have enjoyed serving you, but unfortunately we have closed the business. We thank all of you."
Note: Previous versions of this story included information about the Record Expo occurring this weekend in West Ashley. The expo took place in September. The Post and Courier apologizes for the error.
Contact Abigail Darlington at 937-5906 or adarlington@postand courier.com.


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For traditional recipes from the Mysore region and food from all over, with ramblings about life and kids thrown in the mix.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Baby and Blog Turn Four!
The baby is no longer a baby though. At four, Little M is a little "big" girl now, who still wakes up happy most days and makes our lives rich and full with her presence. She had a fun birthday with a party at home with her friends and dinner with family. Her grandparents joined in the celebrations, making it more special.
Here she is busy dancing away at her party. She has grown pretty tall too. And her aversion to all things girlie is getting less so. Notice the frock-like top - yay! She insists on wearing pants or tights with frocks but it still is a HUGE development. She even asked to me to buy her hairbands (hair clips, bands, hair pins were all taboo before). She's still not comfortable with ethnic wear but it may be just a matter of time (I'm hoping!). The little fella in the background is Baby S, who is almost 4 months old now. I'm thoroughly enjoying spending my time with them both, though there are times when I could use a break from mommydom.
Thanks again, dear readers. I hope to be around for a long time and hope to have you all with me too! Cheers!
36 comments:
- Priya said...
Happy birthday to cutie pie, may god bless her..Congrats on ur bloganniversary too..
- July 29, 2010 at 3:49:00 AM EDT
- jayasree said...
Birthday wishes to your little girl. Congrats on your blog anniversary and wishing you many more here.
- July 29, 2010 at 4:11:00 AM EDT
- Jaya said...
May god bless her and wait some more time and she will pick her own dress and hair accessories, no more help needed from you then :-).. Congrats on completing 4 years of blogging.Hope to see many more such milestones..
hugs and smiles
- July 29, 2010 at 4:25:00 AM EDT
- Nupur said...
Happy Blog Birthday to Mysoorean, Happy Birthday to your adorable girl and both your little ones are just darling, Vani!
- July 29, 2010 at 6:25:00 AM EDT
- Jayashree said...
Happy birthday to M & M.
- July 29, 2010 at 6:29:00 AM EDT
- Kairali sisters said...
Happy Birthday to M and bloggy baby..
- July 29, 2010 at 9:39:00 AM EDT
- sra said...
Happy birthday to both your babies and may you have fun forever with all three!
- July 29, 2010 at 9:50:00 AM EDT
- Sukanya Ramkumar said...
Happy birthday sweet heart...
- July 29, 2010 at 2:51:00 PM EDT
- indosungod said...
Congrats Vani! We have seen baby M grow with this blog but it is still surprising to see her all of 4 and dancing away :)
- July 29, 2010 at 2:55:00 PM EDT
- Kannada Cuisine said...
Happy Birthday M...and happy birthday Mysorean! Keep going Vani, we adore this space.
Little S, god bless you and we will like to hear more about you from mommy..
- July 29, 2010 at 10:53:00 PM EDT
- 毛彥宇毛彥宇 said...
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- July 30, 2010 at 12:11:00 AM EDT
- Vani said...
Priya and Jayasree- thanks for the wishes and blessings..
Jaya- thanks. she chooses her clothes even now. She has her favorites that are worn two times in a week, if I forget to hide them after washing! :)
Nupur- always a pleasure hearing from you. thanks for the wishes :)
Jayashree - thanks. love the "M&M"..
KS, Sra, Sukanya - thanks for the warm wishes :)
ISG - thanks. yeah, right? it sometimes takes pictures to realize that she is different now than when she was even a few months ago. Can't believe four years have gone by so quickly!
Smitha- thanks for the wishes! Will write more about S for sure.
- July 30, 2010 at 6:59:00 AM EDT
- radha said...
Happy birthday to the big one. Amazing to see you posting with two little ones to take care.
- July 31, 2010 at 7:05:00 AM EDT
- Supriya said...
Happy Birthday to your daughter and congratulations on your blog anniversary!
- August 1, 2010 at 6:19:00 PM EDT
- Sharmi said...
Hey Vani, A very happy b'day to your daughter! Nice pic. so cute:)
Congrats on the blog b'day too!!
- August 2, 2010 at 12:21:00 AM EDT
- 黃子楊琬和和 said...
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- August 2, 2010 at 3:31:00 AM EDT
- Sanjeeta kk said...
Congrats! Lovely to be here. Following you to keep in touch. best wishes.
- August 3, 2010 at 12:55:00 AM EDT
- Aparna S Mallya said...
Congratulations! Babies do grow fast, but to maintain the blog for 4 years is great!
- August 4, 2010 at 3:09:00 PM EDT
- Ramya Vijaykumar said...
Congrats on the milestone Vani... Thanks a ton for checking on me during my absence!!! Wishes to you and your blog to see many more successful years roll by!!!
- August 4, 2010 at 3:22:00 PM EDT
- 佳呈均慧 said...
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- August 5, 2010 at 1:51:00 AM EDT
- Arch said...
Congratulations on 4 years of blogging, that is really long !! Great going !! And a very happy birthday to 'M'...She'll soon want all the co-ordinated accessories, they just get into that stage one fine day !! I should hopefully be in Bangalore during Diwali, will let u know, should chat up at least...Check out hippocampus if you already havent, am sure M will enjoy it...
- August 5, 2010 at 10:24:00 AM EDT
- Usha said...
Happy Birthday to M ! Both your kids are so adorable and cute.
Congratulations on your blog anniversary too ! Must feel great to reach this milestone....
- August 6, 2010 at 11:01:00 AM EDT
- Jay said...
Hy Vani,
Wishing a very happy B'day wishes to your cutie...so lovely. Convey my hugs n love to her. Happy blog versary too...! Keep on rocking...!
- August 7, 2010 at 8:29:00 AM EDT
- Deepti said...
Happy bday to ur baby n blog.
- August 9, 2010 at 9:00:00 AM EDT
- lothi said...
Happy bday to your Big baby girl and lovely n lively blog..
- August 14, 2010 at 1:01:00 AM EDT
- 翊翊翊翊張瑜翊翊翊 said...
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- August 14, 2010 at 11:38:00 PM EDT
- Padhu said...
Congrats on your milestone .Do drop by http://padhuskitchen.blogspot.com/
when u find time
- August 16, 2010 at 4:34:00 AM EDT
- shahana said...
Happy7 anniversary for your lovely blog and happy birthday for your sweetie pie!
- August 17, 2010 at 5:14:00 PM EDT
- Sushma Mallya said...
Happy bday to your cutie...may god bless her with lots of happiness....and happy blog anniversary too....
- August 18, 2010 at 10:59:00 AM EDT
- Anonymous said...
4 years already! That's fast! Enjoy her and the cute baby bot too.
I stopped blogging few months ago to spend time with Trisha and Tushar, haven't been logging in often. They are going back to school and college next week, so I guess I will be back again to blog. I will miss my big baby! :)
Have fun there, see you soon.
- August 20, 2010 at 4:55:00 PM EDT
- Vani said...
Radha - thanks. I was expecting to post more considering all the help i get here :)
Supriya, Sharmi, Sanjeetha - thanks for the wishes :)
Aparna - thanks :) thankfully no maintenance as such required. I post when I can but yeah, good to still be sorta active even after 4 yrs )
Ramya - thanks. nce to hear from you :)
Arch - thanks. will ave to check that out. it's in Indiranagar, right? Kinda far from me but I've heard about it. Will check it out :)
Usha, Jay, Deepti Lothi - thanks girls :)
Padhu, Shahana - nice to hear from you both! thanks for the wishes :)
Sush - thanks :)
Asha - thanks. You'd have passed that mile stone a couple weeks ahead of me. Good to now u're doing well. Post when u can.
- August 23, 2010 at 5:36:00 AM EDT
- Saee Koranne-Khandekar said...
Both your babies and your blog are absolutely adorable--love the deep personal touch that your writing shows.
- August 30, 2010 at 9:34:00 AM EDT
- Scott at Real Epicurean said...
A happy birthday to both blog and baby is in order, then!
- September 17, 2010 at 12:11:00 PM EDT
- Vani said...
Thanks, Saee and Scott!
- October 28, 2010 at 7:34:00 AM EDT
- Anonymous said...
I like every post in this blog. Really a nice work has done.
- September 11, 2012 at 12:58:00 AM EDT
- Anonymous said...
very good!
- October 7, 2012 at 11:56:00 AM EDT


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Fahrenheit 451On the heels of Ray Bradbury's death this summer at 91, Prime Stage Theatre gives the regional premiere of Fahrenheit 451 in the author's own stage adaptation directed by Justin Fortunato. In this dystopian future, firemen burn books and hunt down anyone who takes the risk of reading them. Free thought and intellectualism are discouraged; to question authority puts you in danger.11/02/2012 - 11/11/2012New Hazlett Theater, 6 Allegheny Square, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
ConversationsThe Trillium Ensemble, a trio of flute, clarinet and piano dedicated to producing concerts that are accessible, intimate and fun, presents a concert titled "Conversations." This program features super-virtuosic music from living composers including Derek Bermel, Adam Silverman and John Adams, and a Radiohead tune orchestrated Christopher O'Riley, the host of NPR's From the Top.11/02/2012 - 11/03/201211/02 - 2:00 pm11/03 - 2:00 pmLocation: Sat. @ Frick Fine Arts Auditorium; Sun. @ St. Maurice Churchwebsite
Flying Karamazov BrothersThese New Vaudevillians are not your father's wild-haired, juggling, flame-throwing, kilt-and-tutu wearing performers. They'll display their ambidextrous and alliterative talents, and juggle challenging objects brought by audience members. For all audiences.11/03/2012Time: 8:00 pm27 E. Main St., Uniontown, PAwebsite | map
Mozart's Don GiovanniDon Giovanni's (M. Todd Simpson) lady-killing ways catch up to him in the form of a statue that he invites to dinner. But life in the fast lane isn't easy, even for a man who claims over 2000 romantic conquests. In the end, Don Giovanni is undone by his own web of deception. Cast includes Caitlin Lynch, Jennifer Holloway, Sari Gruber, and Wayne Tigges. Antony Walker conducts.11/03/2012 - 11/11/201211/03 - 8:00 pm11/06 - 7:00 pm11/09 - 8:00 pm11/11 - 2:00 pmBenedum Center, 231 7th St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
42nd Annual Jazz Seminar ConcertParticpants include Randy Brecker, trumpet; George Cables, piano; Winard Harper, drums; Javon Jackson, tenor saxophone; Abraham Laboriel, bass; Yotam Silberstein, guitar; Lew Soloff, trumpet, and Bobby Watson, alto saxophone, performing under the direction of Nathan Davis.11/03/2012Time: 8:00 pmLocation: Carnegie Music Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
JazzMusic Director Matthew Kraemer leads a concert featuring the Joe Negri Trio, and a tribute to Irving Berlin.11/03/2012Time: 7:30 pmButler Intermediate High School, 551 Fairground Hill Rd, Butler, PAwebsite | map
For Us the Living: A RequiemTo celebrate the 25th Anniversary of CUMC's Casavant organ, the Chancel Choir will perform "For Us the Living: A Requiem," composed in 2007 by Alfred Fedak, and meant "to serve as a grateful affirmation of the gift of life." The concert also includes a choral work written for the occasion by John Erickson, and organist Justin Wallace such works as Arvo Part's "Annum per annum."11/03/2012Time: 7:30 pm44 Highland Rd., Bethel Park, PAwebsite | map
Trillium Ensemble presents ConversationsThis trio of flute, clarinet, and piano presents two programs exploring the range of dialogue in music, with works by Adam Silverman, Derek Bermel, John Adams, Robert Raines, Richard Rodney Bennett, and Radiohead (arranged by Christopher O'Riley). Saturday, Nov. 3, 2pm, Frick Fine Arts Auditorium, Oakland; Sunday, Nov. 4, 2pm, St. Maurice Church, Ardmore Blvd., Forest Hills.11/03/2012 - 11/04/2012
Red Priest - Johann, I'm Only Dancing!A dynamic presentation of music by the greatest genius of the baroque era, Johann Sebastian Bach, performed with this ensemble's legendary blend of creativity, wit and virtuosity. Surprising juxtapositions of familiar and lesser known works are presented in a mixed garden of delights, inspired by Bach's own improvisatory zeal. The light-hearted title (stolen from a David Bowie song) reflects the infectious spirit of dance which pervades much of Bach's music.11/03/2012Time: 8:00 pmSynod Hall, 125 N. Craig St, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Pittsburgh Sings: The PCC Festival of ChoirsParticipating singers are due for rehearsal at 12:30 pm, the performance begins at 4:00.11/04/2012Time: 4:00 pmLocation: Carnegie Music Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
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Unger calls for panel on child poverty
Select committee would develop laws to address nutrition, education
January 29, 2013
MARTINSBURG — State Senate Majority Leader John Unger, D-Berkeley, wants to form a special select committee on child poverty, he announced Monday....
So what does Jesus say about lying? What the Journal isn't reporting is that when asked about standing up for WV 2nd Amendment rights against the Feds, the "honorable" Senator Unger said that he did not believe the States had the right to stand up to the Fed to protect WV citizens U.S. and WV Constitutional rights. In fact he further stated that he would NOT support an attempt to even try! Ypt, that's God's work all right. Maybe his congregation should sit him down, explain the definition of inalienable right and read him the US and WV Constitution; the very one he took an oath to defend!
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Some folks fall through the cracks for whatever reason, a few try to scam the system and few succeed, the Lord Jesus helped the poor and fed the hungry and I think we should do the same whenever possible, I'm glad the good Senator has taken this issue head on.
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The first thing Unger's Committee should recognize is that poverty is self-reported through the Census Bureau. And that's where the Children's Defense Fund gets its numbers. It is NOT arrived at through tax returns. So, imagine a Census Bureau worker asking someone in 2010, "How much income did you earn last year?" Are you going to tell the gov't the truth? Well, okay, let's say that you do. That income DOES NOT include ANY gov't program funding to the respondents. None. And, for a family of 4 that hits the poverty line of around $21,000, that supplemental gov't help can be quite substantial. No one wants to see a child go hungry and if any child is going hungry here in WV or in the USA, it's not a matter of gov't funding, it's a matter of child abuse or negligence. Now, please pass Unger another donut.
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eed017. The nature of the errors you assign to Stanton's comment are clearly the result of a hasty, if slightly errant, typing, not deficiency of thought or expression.
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kasey08 - This heart-breaking situation is endemic county-wide. Two local programs helping to fight hunger are Berkeley County Backpack Program and CCAP/Loaves and Fishes. Both can use food and monetary donations as well as volunteers.
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sandpiper wrote: "Well, stanton, unless Unger has done a 180 since last June, he believes that there are jobs in WV but that the workforce is too uneducated to qualify for them."
I believe that the numerous grammatical errors within Stanton's comment fairly prove Senator Unger's point.
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I believe that anyone willing to help a child in need, especially a need as described by this little boy; hunger, then I believe we should each take a moment to understand how he must have felt for a child to make such a statement. Wanting to eat more at school so that he would not be hungry when he got home and that way his family could eat. Breaks my heart. Mr. Unger, if there is anything locally that we can do to help in Berkeley County, please let us know.
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"his inspiration comes from on high from our Lord Jesus Christ"
As the bible says: I am my brothers keeper, That DOESN'T mean I get to outsource my responsibility to the government.
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Both sides can invoke the Lord in this matter, JBChris. In fact, I believe that the Good Lord is more pleased with a willing sacrifice (such as the charitable giving Bullhead well described) than He is with giving by force of law. The giver receives grace for the former but onlt a compliance checkmark for the latter.
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There is a large difference between (1) helping the poor out voluntarily out of Charity and the known abundance that my family has.
(2) Using the force of government to take the fruits of everyone's labor (mostly struggling families themselves) and redistributing it as a political bureaucrat deems most appropriate.
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Well, stanton, unless Unger has done a 180 since last June, he believes that there are jobs in WV but that the workforce is too uneducated to qualify for them. But don't take my word for it. The statement was contained in a story that ran in The Journal on June 24, 2012 under the headline, "Breakfast with legislators held." (Rachel Molenda) So why would he work for jobs, other than the broom-wielding variety?
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Mr Unger I will tell you what we need to address this problem more jobs n without them who is going to foot the bill we dont need more welfare we need jobs address that problem do the job you were put in there to do.Jobs are the answer.
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Sen Unger is only performing his duty as a leader in the state senate, his inspiration comes from on high from our Lord Jesus Christ and we should do well by following his example and helping the poor whenever and wherever we can.
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Since the u.s. declared a "war on poverty" in the 1960s more people are living under the poverty level then ever before. Maybe we need to quit relying on the government to Fix things". Seems to me the government "give a hungry person a fish, rather than teaches them to fish". If you don't need to work for your basic needs then what's the motivation?
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Serves 6 |
Prep Time 25 minutes |
Cook Time 10 minutes
5 Eden Whole Shiitake Mushrooms, soaked 20 minute in 1 cup hot water
1/4 cup onion, finely minced
1 to 2 Tbsp organic unbleached white flour
1/4 tsp Eden Sea Salt, or to taste
1 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 cup water, including reserved shiitake soaking water
1/4 cup Edensoy OriginalEdensoy Extra Original, or Edensoy Unsweetened
2 Tbsp fresh chives, finely choppedor fresh parsley
1/8 tsp freshly ground black pepper, or to taste
Remove stems from shiitake and discard. Dice the caps and reserve the soaking water. Heat oil in a skillet, sauté onions and mushrooms for 5 minutes. Add flour and sauté 1 minute. Combine water and soy milk. Slowly pour into the skillet, stirring constantly to prevent lumping. When thick, add sea salt and black pepper. Simmer on low for 5 minutes. Turn off flame and add chives or parsley.
This gravy can be served over any cooked Eden Pasta, cooked organic grains or vegetables. Garlic and basil may be added to the recipe for a different flavor.
Yields 1 1/2 cups, 1/4 cup per person
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Jets ruin Bledsoe's debut 37-31 [5:40 AM]
USA Today reports: 'Alas for Buffalo, Drew Bledsoe cannot play special teams.'
Party for Bledsoe ends in loss [5:15 AM]
ESPN reports: '"He is a true leader," said Bills left guard Ruben Brown. "I'm just so glad he's here."'
Week 1: Bills-Jets Postgame Quotebook [7:18 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: "It was a wild game with a lot of big plays up and down the field. It was great to see Drew make some big plays and he kept us in the ball game. Defensively they really played with their backs to the wall and overcame a bunch of things during the ball game. We gave up too many big plays and the big play that beat us at the end of the ball game."
Jets 37, Bills 31, OT [4:44 PM]
AP reports: 'Bledsoe, acquired to spark the Bills offense in a deal with New England last April, almost capped a dramatic debut. He forced overtime when he threw his first TD pass of the game with 26 seconds remaining -- a 29-yarder to Eric Moulds.'
NY Jets 37, Buffalo 31 (ot) [4:43 PM]
Sportsticker reports: 'Chad Morton stole the spotlight from Drew Bledsoe.'
Van Miller-Bills Radio Voice Enters 36th Season [10:03 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: Van Miller is in his 36th season as the team's play-by-play radio announcer. The Dunkirk native has broadcast over 700 Bills' games including preseason, regular season and postseason games since 1960.
High Hopes For Moulds In 2002 [10:02 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: Wide receiver Eric Moulds begins his seventh season with the Bills and his first catching passes from Drew Bledsoe. Moulds has 11 catches for 244 yards and one touchdown in the team's last two home games vs. the Jets. He also has 295 receiving yards on 18 catches (16.4 average) in the last four season openers.
Bledsoe gets down to work for Bills today [9:28 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'How quickly the Bills can get their offensive talent to jell remains a giant question. Will four of their first five drives be derailed by penalties and sacks?'
Extra seasoning [9:27 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"I know people are talking about us going to the Super Bowl or the playoffs, but I just want to get back to winning."'
Bills, Jets bring new faces to settle old scores [9:26 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'If today's game is anything close to the two matchups last year, fans would be advised to stick around to the end.'
Finding franchise QB a tall order for most [9:25 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Bledsoe began the trek to greatness several times when he was a Patriot. He could complete that journey in Buffalo.'
No friction, no fooling [5:52 AM]
D and C reports: 'Twenty-six of the 53 men who made the final roster were not with the Bills last year when this once-proud franchise sank to the depths of the NFL with a 3-13 record.'
New Bills paying for old personnel sins [5:51 AM]
D and C reports: '"Remember the Indy game last year? Six TDs on six straight possessions by Peyton Manning. The Jets averaged 25.3 points per game in the preseason so I'd say Vinny has gotten the hang of the West Coast offense. As the Bills try to stop Martin with eight men in the box, Winfield and Clements are going to see a lot of single coverage today against Coles, Chrebet and Moss."'
Ahanotu provides a royal presence at DE [5:50 AM]
D and C reports: 'Though he turns 32 next month, he doesn't believe he is on the downside of his career. He is confident his ability to stop the run and pressure the passer, plus dole out veteran advice, is just what the Bills' young and inexperienced defensive line needs.'
Q&A with Mike Williams [5:49 AM]
D and C reports: '[Q:] What is your favorite food? [A:] ''Man, I don't have a favorite food. That one has always plagued me. I really don't have one. I eat nutritional food (laughs with his tongue firmly implanted in his cheek).''
New-look Bills face old challenge [5:48 AM]
Olean Times Herald reports: '�But we�re working hard and we have a good game plan. Our package is narrowed down a little bit from what we tried to do throughout the pre-season, where we had everything available from every game.�'
Bledsoe�s ready for some football [5:47 AM]
Olean Times Herald reports: '�I�ve heard these fans ... Buffalo Bills� fans are crazy,� Bledsoe said. �I�ve said it before, coming in here as an opponent was an extremely difficult proposition because they�re so loud. They stand by their team. I would expect the reception we get when we come out will be crazy. Quite honestly we need them. We need that help and that huge home field advantage that the Bills have had historically. It has to continue, and I expect that it will.�'
Jets-Bills scouting report [5:46 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'Final score: Jets 24, Bills 16.'
Cowart's Health Remains in Doubt [5:45 AM]
New York Newsday reports: 'But that's the problem. It's hard to remember the last time Cowart was healthy.'
Jets vs. Bills [5:44 AM]
Newark Star Ledger reports: 'Prediction: Jets 30, Bills 21.'
The new Drew [5:43 AM]
Boston Herald reports: 'Dubbed ``True Drew'' by a fawning Buffalo media, Bledsoe is already extremely popular with his new teammates. Wide receiver Eric Moulds -- who can compare him to Kelly, Flutie, Frank Reich and Johnson -- said: ``Drew is a harder thrower than Kelly, though I caught Jim in his last year. Drew also takes command in the huddle like Kelly.'''
Jay Riemersma Ready In 2002 [12:32 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: In 10 career games vs. the Jets, Jay has racked up 277 receiving yards on 25 catches, including two TDs. The yardage total is his most against any NFL team.
Submit your football pool picks! [12:00 AM]
TBD reports: In order to give players more time to submit their picks, we have eliminated the Thursday Night games from scoring. That means if you haven't submitted your picks for week one yet - then there is still time!
O'Shei's Three Keys to the Game [8:55 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: If you've read or heard anything about the Buffalo Bills in the last six months, it's probably been about Drew Bledsoe. From the moment the quarterback was traded here from the New England Patriots last April, people have speculated that Bledsoe and wide receiver Eric Moulds could create a new millennium version of the Jim Kelly-Andre Reed connection.
Bills' 'D' will feel the rush all season [9:17 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Eleven of Buffalo's 16 games will be against eight of the NFL's 12 leading rushers from last season.'
Receivers' route to freedom has Moulds off and running [9:16 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Moulds felt restricted in Sheppard's West Coast scheme, which required receivers to run to a certain spot even if the defensive coverage dictated doing something else. As a result, Moulds believed Sheppard's schemes made it easier for defenses to take him and Price out of the passing game.'
Empire revives Bills postgame; Sabres await TV deal [9:14 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Immediately after the Bills-New York Jets opener ends on Channel 4 Sunday, Empire plans to simulcast Howard Simon's postgame coverage on the regional cable channel and sister radio station WNSA-FM.'
Road name change would honor Kelly [9:12 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'A bipartisan group of Erie County legislators called Friday for a portion of Abbott Road in Orchard Park to be renamed "Jim Kelly Boulevard" to honor the former Buffalo Bills quarterback.'
Bills ready to lay it on the line [5:29 AM]
D and C reports: 'On paper, this line is vastly improved but that improvement hasn't yet transferred onto the field.'
Williams not on hot seat yet [5:28 AM]
D and C reports: 'But is Williams really in danger of a quick hook? Hardly. He is the hand-picked coach of general manager Tom Donahoe, who also plucked the fiery Bill Cowher from the ranks of the obscure to coach the Pittsburgh Steelers back to prominence. The difference is that these two can actually stand being in the same room together. They have mutual admiration. Their personalities mesh. They are a team within the team.'
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Growth dynamics of the vestibular schwannoma
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The immunological dilemma: Cellular innate and adaptive immune response versus human acute myeloid leukemia
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Blair County schools could potentially receive $12.2 million through the $1 billion Passport for Learning Block Grant Program funded from liquor store sale proceeds, if the state Legislature passes Gov. Tom Corbett's privatization plan.
In addition to the block grants - which would be distributed to schools over four years beginning in 2014-15 - Corbett proposes a $90 million increase to basic education funding in his 2013-14 budget. That would mean a combined $1.1 million increase in basic education subsidies among Blair County's seven school districts, according to a Mirror analysis of figures provided by the state Department of Education shows.
But Corbett's proposed education increase doesn't make up for past cuts, educators say.
Since Corbett took office in 2011, Pennsylvania school districts have reduced teaching staff and trimmed educational and extracurricular offerings in response to state funding cuts.
And proceeds from liquor store sales may only temporarily drown school districts' sorrows.
"I think public education has been drastically cut in the past few years," Hollidaysburg Area Education Association President Jim Murphy said.
"My general feeling is Gov. Corbett's tradeoff of liquor sales to fund education is a bad idea. It's a one-time funding mechanism. We need a more sustainable approach," Murphy said.
However, Altoona Area School District Education Association Second Vice President Jim Krug says the one-time money is beneficial.
"The challenge is putting it toward benefits you know are short term in nature," Krug said. "There are a lot of positive things to do with that money, but it must be done anticipating that the money will run out."
Department of Education spokesman Tim Eller said districts seeking a share of the block grant would be required to submit a grant application to the department outlining how they propose to use the funds.
Districts may use it for school safety, kindergarten through third grade program enrichment, individualized learning program start-up costs, or STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) initiatives.
However, the grants are only guaranteed if the Legislature approves the privatization plan.
That is a "coin toss," said state Rep. John McGinnis, R-Altoona.
"I believe he (Corbett) thinks that he will win votes because the proceeds are going to education. I don't think that's the case," McGinnis said.
He said he would rather allocate the proceeds to decrease the state debt or fund the state's transportation initiatives, he said.
"Education gets plenty of money," McGinnis said.
Despite differences in where he'd spend the proceeds, McGinnis hopes Corbett's proposal to privatize liquor stores is supported by a majority of the General Assembly.
"I am hopeful it will pass because government should not be in the liquor business," he said. "We need to get the state out of that business and let the market, which will be more convenient, responsible and safe, run the operation. Markets are what bring about convenience and quality. I am quite confident in that."
Murphy is not so sure.
"The idea of possibly having liquor [for sale] on every block is bad for the community," he said, adding that sustained basic education subsidy funding should be the priority through which to fund education.
"The choice between having a family-friendly community and good schools is a false choice," he said. "We should have both."


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on March 5, 2013 - 5:15 PM
Three men were arrested at an off-campus student housing complex near the University at Buffalo's North Campus following a dispute involving narcotics, Amherst police said Tuesday.
Authorities received a call at about 10:30 p.m. Monday about a man, identified as Jacob Schiller of Amherst. Police said they were told he was upset and may "take matters into his own hands."
When they arrived at the housing unit at the Villas at Chestnut Ridge on Nickel Way, officers found Michael Sussman of Tonawanda lying on the floor with his hands bound behind him with flex cuffs, police said.
Investigators believe Schiller was upset with Sussman for allegedly providing narcotics to an acquaintance.
Police then found an "associate" of Sussman's, Jeffrey Barber of Kenmore, in the parking lot and took him into custody.
During the investigation, police also found an inoperable handgun in the kitchen trash.
Sussman and Barber were charged with conspiring to commit a narcotics felony. Schiller was charged with felony assault, menacing and criminal possession of a weapon.
All three were arraigned in Amherst Town Court. It was not clear whether any of them were students.


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Top Definition
When you see someone who is so fucken stunning and just want to get them in your pants.
Man dude: holyfukenmonkeyballsman check out that chick!
Other manthing: -orgasm- Woah she's soooooo Rio!
Other manthing: -orgasm- Woah she's soooooo Rio!
by RIO+CONNOR November 01, 2006
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
"Rio" the most awesome person in the world. If you don't like a person named Rio, no one likes you.
Bob: "Woah, that guy was nice."
George: "Hm, must be named Rio."
Bob: "YEAH, how'd you know?!"
George: "All cool guys are named Rio."
"I met a guy named Rio last night, he was awesome."
George: "Hm, must be named Rio."
Bob: "YEAH, how'd you know?!"
George: "All cool guys are named Rio."
"I met a guy named Rio last night, he was awesome."
by Bite Me 8694 February 10, 2009
Probably the most beautiful girl in the world. Dark haired, Curvy, and has terrific brown eyes. Rio is very caring, and while she may seem rude to others, is wonderfully kind when you get to know her. Boys fall to her feet, but she doesn't make good choices with boys. Plasters a smile on her face, but is really broken inside. A talented listener. She never fails to make me smile. I love this girl with all of my heart :) Doesn't know she's beautiful. Insecure about her looks. Has the cutest laugh :) Isn't afraid to stand up for herself. Unique. A bit of a flirt, but would never cheat on her boyfriend. Just... amazing :)
"I met this girl the other day, and she was perfect! So kind and caring and unique!"
"Oh, that's a Rio."
"How do you know?"
"That's what Rios are like!"
"Oh, that's a Rio."
"How do you know?"
"That's what Rios are like!"
by Laurynn;) December 23, 2012
A girl of unmatched beauty. Mirrors will shatter after she looks into them for they know they will never see anything more stunning ever again so why exist. Rio is sincere and a fierce advocate of her friends. Her eyes are like pools of sunshine and all the boys want to bath in them. Her wit and intellect are unmatched she could have gone to Oxford but she was too busy being a boss. Her smile is breathtaking. She can bake 30 minute brownies in 20. Children trust her. She is more adorable than a kitten in a bonnet. But, most importantly Rio is herself.
Oh and she has abs like Jesus.
Oh and she has abs like Jesus.
Any guy lucky enough to have the heart of a Rio would be a fool to let her go
You aint never had a girl like a Rio
I'd search the world for a Rio
You aint never had a girl like a Rio
I'd search the world for a Rio
by AristotleLives December 22, 2012
a river or riviera spanish for a river
Those Mexicans crossed the Rio Grande (the border).
by Marc Edenfield September 29, 2007
An acronym which stands for "Rocking It Out" or "Rock It Out". As in having a really good time.
you want to buy some patron and RIO it tonight?
by MRogers June 01, 2010
A compact car made my Kia with 96 horsepower and 98 lbs of torque. They can often be found as the prizes inside cereal boxes.
(As little Johnny pours his cereal)
"Oh no! Not another Rio!"
"Oh no! Not another Rio!"
by Not Provided May 27, 2005


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Thursday, April 18, 2013
Accidental residence burn
A Ladson man called authorizes after he said he was burning leaves in the backyard of a Crosscut Drive residence he owns when the back of his residence caught on fire. He reported that the fire was accidental and he is renting the residence. The Old Fort Fire Department was on scene when the deputy arrived.
911 is for emergencies, not bonfires
A Clear Springs Circle man called deputies shortly before midnight on a recent night to report loud noises coming from his neighbor. When the deputy arrived he turned off his vehicle and was unable to hear loud noise, people or music. Shortly after clearing the call dispatch advised the deputy the complainant was not happy with the way he handled the call and wanted to speak with the deputy. The complainant told the deputy his neighbor was having a bonfire, being loud and also went inside leaving the bonfire unattended. The deputy told the complainant he could ask the neighbor to put out the fire but could not force him because it is not illegal to have bonfire in the backyard. The deputy spoke to the neighbor who said he would take care of it. Shortly after clearing the area the complainant again called 911 and said the bonfire was unattended. The deputy told the complainant 911 is for life or death emergencies only.
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SUMMERVILLE — David Kennedy kicked a 35-yard field goal as time expired to lead Summerville to a 29-28 victory over Boiling Springs in the second round of the Division I-AAAA playoffs Friday night at McKissick Field.
With the win, the third-seeded Green Wave (11-2) earned a spot in the semifinals for the first time since 2007. No. 7 Sumter, a 31-28 winner over second-seeded Hillcrest, will travel to Summerville on Friday for a berth in the state title game.
While his late-game heroics will be most memorable, Kennedy impacted the game well before that. The senior kicking specialist connected on field goals of 17 and 26 yards in the first half, and his punts — including a 58-yarder — forced the Bulldogs deep into their own territory with regularity.
"He's an outstanding guy, an outstanding player and an outstanding punter," Green Wave coach John McKissick said of Kennedy. "And he can play at the next level."
Friday's contest did not start well for Summerville. Mason Sanders' 24-yard touchdown catch from Daniel Thompson capped a 65-yard opening drive in which Boiling Springs steadily marched down the field.
The Green Wave countered with a field goal before sophomore quarterback Sawyer Bridges plunged into the end zone from one yard out for his squad's first lead of the game 45 seconds into the second quarter.
And after the Bulldogs built an 11-point lead late in the first half, Summerville closed the margin to 21-20 before the break on Donnell Bryan's 71-yard touchdown catch and another field goal.
Both teams exchanged touchdowns in the third quarter, but Boiling Springs held a 28-26 lead after the Green Wave failed to convert the two-point conversion.
McKissick's squad received the ball on the Bulldogs' 40-yard line with 6:44 left in the game but squandered the opportunity with a penalty, sack and a pair of incomplete long-yardage passes.
Summerville would get another chance, though, obtaining the ball at its own 32-yard line with 3:15 on the clock. This time, the Green Wave used a pair of key third-down conversions to advance to Boiling Springs' 18-yard line and set the stage for Kennedy.
"The drive before that last one, I thought we had it," said McKissick, who with 613 career victories is football's all-time winningest coach. "You kind of want to give up, but you don't ever give up. And we came back.
"(Bridges) did a gutsy job of getting them down there. And then Chris Felder — he was determined to get enough to get us across that 30 where we could kick the field goal. I was real pleased about that."
Boiling Springs 7 14 7 0—28
Summerville 3 17 6 3—29
BS — Mason Sanders 24 pass from Daniel Thompson (Jordan Rivers kick)
S — David Kennedy 17 field goal
S — Sawyer Bridges 1 run (Kennedy kick)
BS — Jason Hill 7 pass from Thompson (Rivers kick)
BS — Collin Reed 4 pass from Thompson (Rivers kick)
S — Donnell Bryan 71 pass from Bridges (Kennedy kick)
S — Kennedy 26 field goal
BS — Reed 7 pass from Thompson (Rivers kick)
S — Chris Felder 19 pass from Bridges (conversion failed)
S — Kennedy 35 field goal


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COLUMBIA Last season, South Carolina played a 2-3 matchup zone defense that did not consistently test the Gamecocks ability to play the type of aggressive, man-to-man defense they are using this season.
South Carolina vs. LSU WHEN: 8 p.m. WHERE: Pete Maravich Assembly Center, Baton Rouge, La. TV: ESPN3.com RADIO: RECORDS: USC 10-5 (0-2 SEC); LSU 9-4 (0-2) NOTES: USC has lost to Mississippi State by two points and Auburn by three. LSU has lost to Auburn by five and Florida by 22. The Tigers are in their first year under coach Johnny Jones, who spent the previous 11 seasons at North Texas.
But to describe new coach Frank Martins defensive approach as a system that favors one-on-one matchups is not entirely accurate.
Yes, Martin wants the USC guard defending the opponents ballhandler to give him little space. Point guard Bruce Ellington now has that defensive role, and Martin implores Ellington to always make the opposing point guard uncomfortable, forcing him back toward the midcourt line, where passes to the wings or post are longer and riskier.
While that seems like a quintessential one-on-one matchup, its effectiveness hinges in large part on USCs other perimeter defenders. Instead of staying close to their men, Martin wants the defenders to slide away a bit and fill the gaps in the defense where the ballhandler could pass or drive. Ellington must trust that his fellow guards will provide adequate help if he gets beat.
But those guards also have to recover in time, to sprint back to their men, because they are playing away from them. Everything on the perimeter works in concert. Similarly, if perimeter defense is lackluster, as it was in Saturdays 74-71 loss to Auburn, that will create too many easy opportunities in the post, where the Gamecocks rely on undersized wing players.
The Gamecocks are steadily learning Martins concepts of aggressive man-to-man defense, played in a team-oriented style. Sometimes they look good, as they did in last Wednesdays 56-54 loss at Mississippi State, which shot 38.8 percent. Sometimes they look messy, as they did against Auburn, which shot 58.5 percent.
The hardest part about (learning Martins defense) is the way in which we deny try to be in line between the man and the ball(handler), said guard Eric Smith. The main objective is to shrink gaps and to shrink the court. A lot of coaches teach (to) deny (the gaps), but youre closer to your man. But in our system, youre well away from your man while denying.
Entering tonights game at LSU, the Gamecocks (10-5, 0-2 Southeastern Conference) are one of the leagues least effective defensive teams. As of Tuesday, they ranked last in the SEC in points allowed per game (68.5) and field goal percentage defense (44.2).
But Martin said he was pleased with USCs defense before the Auburn game, and he understands the defensive transformation process will not happen immediately.
Its hard to play that way, he said. At the end of the day, basketball is a game of spacing. Defensively, youre protecting the paint. Thats it. You dont want the ball in the paint. Theres different ways of doing that. You can play a 2-3 zone and pack it in. You can play a soft man-to-man. I dont like that. Its not who I am. I like aggressive, get after people.
A mitigating factor lately for USC is that the Mississippi State game was Ellingtons first since Dec. 19 against Appalachian State. He missed two-plus weeks of practice because of football.
Bruce has to understand the consistency that you have to guard the basketball with, Martin said. As good a player as I think he can be, its brand new to him. He doesnt understand it yet.
Moreover, starting wing player Michael Carrera was sidelined with a hip injury from the Appalachian State to Mississippi State games. So he missed significant practice time, too, and practice is paramount for this style of team defense, Martin said.


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Jordan Freeman, a native of Charlotte, North Carolina, has been named the 2014 Lowcountry Race for the Cure Committee co-chairperson, along with Murfreesboro, Tennessee native Kathryn Roberts, for the 21st annual Susan G. Komen Lowcountry Race for the Cure taking place on Saturday, Oct. 18 at the Family Circle Cup Stadium on Daniel Island.
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"Being involved has become a passion project of mine, partly to honor those I know who are fighting or have lost their fight to breast cancer, but also because I believe in the work of Komen Lowcountry," says Freeman. "I have seen first-hand where the funds go from this annual race and have met women whose lives have been changed thanks to our community grants. It's powerful.".
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The ISS provides stage-specific prognostic information based on an analysis of 12,000 patients. Of these, genetic information was available for only a small subset. In an effort to improve the predictive ability of ISS, data from patient in the IFM99-02 trial were analyzed. Dr. Avet-Loiseau emphasized that independent prognostic factors associated with event free survival (EFS) and overall survival (OS), including deletion 13, t(4;14) translocation, and high levels of beta-2-microglobulin, were established in patients aged 65 years and younger who were treated with double high dose melphalan therapy, and that the use of bortezomib and the immunomodulatory drugs (IMiDs) thalidomide and lenalidomide, may modify these factors. No data for patients at relapse were available, but information from patients over the age of 65 who were not on high dose therapy will be analyzed. Genetic abnormalities provide powerful prognostic factors, but they need to be evaluated at baseline, and risk assessment needs to be individualized. How to translate this information to the clinical setting remains to be determined.


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She passed out after about an hour, so I gave her the ol' Romanian Eggplant.
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CWU Women's Soccer vs. Simon Fraser
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Nice elements from Stolbova / Klimov but what exactly was this version of Bolero ?
Nice elements from Stolbova / Klimov but what exactly was this version of Bolero ?
Stefania BERTON / Ondrej HOTAREK (ITA)
Music: Harlem Nocturne by Earl Hagen and Dick Rogers
Demasiado Corazon by Willy Deville
They placed 5th last year
3T - nice
3LoTh - also solid
SlSt - he falls during some steps
Shame about the fall...
Score: 54.38 and into 3rd
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I actually rather like this Italian team- I don't think I've seen/paid attention to them before. They seem to be having fun out there, though there's lots of room for technical improvement. Pity about his fall. That death spiral was LOW...
Mari VARTMANN / Aaron VAN CLEAVE (GER)
Music: Sarabande by Georg F. Haendel (modern arrangement)
This is their Euros debut.
3STh - twofooted
Solid skate.
Score: 52.00, and into 6th
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I love Berton/Hotarek, but that was a huge mistake and it took him hours to get back into the program. I thought they could grab the bronze here without any problems, but they made it extra difficult for them now.
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Vera BAZAROVA / Yuri LARIONOV (RUS)
Music: Tosca by Giacomo Puccini arranged by Maxime Rodriguez
They are the reigning bronze medalists
3FTw - high!
3FTh - almost hand down
They should go in second easily.
Score: 66.89, new PB, and into 2nd
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B/L are actually becoming one of my favorite teams. She is such a ballerina- perfect posture, perfect pointed toe. They also I think skate with a lot of emotion. Now that they've fixed their issue with the side by side jumps I think they could really be contenders if they would slightly up their technical content. I truly enjoy watching these two.
ETA: WOW they decimated their seasons best.
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Gorgeous performances from all 3 russian couples. Especially loved Vera and Yuri. There is something about her, you can't take your eyes off her. I would have them closer to Tatiana/Maxim, who were also great but not perfect. Special mention to both french couples - they were amazing. Can't wait to see the final!
(still missing Aliona and Robin )
Thanks sequinsgalore for the pbp, as I couldn't watch it all. Happy for the French teams. Never heard about Popova/Massot before. I'll watch their SP on youtube. Ouch for the Italians Congrats to the Russians
Italian Tv broadcast said that Hotarek is back from a bad flu, and had little training time right before the Championships.
Hotarek himself also said that his neck tie was fluttering over his eyes during the footwork, and he couldn't even know where he was on the rink! :-)
If you watch the video, at the preparation for the steps you can actually notice him trying to tuck his tie into his shirt.
Didn't get to see this live but watched the top 5 performances. Bazarova/Larionov are growing on me a bit although I previously disliked them. They seemed really great at this event, better than I'd seen them before. I'm starting to love Stolbova/Klimov too, and V/T were great as always. No comment really on Berton/Hotarek or Hausch/Wende, pretty good skating but nothing spectacular/out of the ordinary today..


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YEAH!!! It's a great anime. I watch it a few episodes of it.
this anime is sweet i saw both sessions and i have to say there needs to be a third seesion
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yea i saw both seasons it really puts ur emotion in it
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William Grove Skelly
Hi Greg.
William Grove Skelly would be properly labeled as a famous person under your edit key.
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on Oct 01, 2015 8:21 PM
Katie Burgess
RE: Memorial# 9114360
Re 9114360
Cooie S Burgess is actually Cooie E Burgess Sr. He was my great grandfather. Mattie was his 2nd wife.
Some of the info on the page is correct and some is not.
Thank you for transferring this site to me.
Catherine Burgess Sands
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Katie Burgess
on Aug 22, 2015 12:49 PM
Bobby Kelley
Full Obit for William Grove Skelly
Tulsa oilman and philanthropist William Grove "Bill" Skelly was born in Erie, Pennsylvania, on June 10, 1878. He was one of six children of Irish and English immigrants William and Mary Jane Sweatman Skelly. They both endowed him with a strong work ethic. While in grammar school, the younger Skelly earned money by hawking newspapers on the streets, and during the severe Pennsylvania winters he cleared snow from his neighbors' steps and sidewalks. He finished public school at age fourteen and attended Clark's Business School in Erie, completing the course in less than a year. He then worked with his father hauling oil-well supplies ninety miles on a dirt road in a horse-drawn wagon. This exposure to the "oil patch" and the people employed there forged his destiny. Skelly went to work for $2.50 a day as a tool dresser in the Venango Field in Pennsylvania. Later, Venango County supplied many experienced oilmen to Oklahoma.
Skelly absorbed as much oil-field knowledge as he could. He learned that he had to begin at the bottom and work his way up if he was to succeed. However, his dream was interrupted in 1898 by the Spanish-American War. He joined the Sixteenth Pennsylvania Volunteers and participated in the Battle of Coamo in Puerto Rico. Upon his return he moved to Gas City, Indiana, where he became manager of the Citizens Gas Company. There he learned that millions of cubic feet of natural gas were wasted everyday. He became interested in George Westinghouse's new system of controlling and conveying natural gas through pipelines. The wisdom that Skelly gained served him well in later years.
Oil booms in Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois made Skelly decide that it was time for him to become an independent producer. He sought backing for money to buy leases and to drill for oil and later moved southwest. He first went to Texas but found a greener pasture in the El Dorado Field in Kansas, which had opened in 1916. There he became one of the Mid-Continent Region's largest operators. He organized his Midland Refining Company, and it was in production by 1917. Then in 1919 he incorporated the Skelly Oil Company and established his headquarters building in Tulsa, Oklahoma, then known as the Oil Capital of the World. By 1923 the Skelly Oil Company had become one of the strongest independent producers of crude oil and manufacturers of natural gasoline.
During the 1920s Skelly took interest in the Burbank Field in Osage County, Oklahoma. The field was owned by the Osage Nation, whose official auctioneer, Colonel Ellsworth Walters, held oil-lease auctions under the Million Dollar Elm in Pawhuska. It was not uncommon for a quarter-section lease to sell for more than $1 million. Skelly had good relations with the Osage. Proceeds from these sales plus oil and gas royalties from successfully completed wells were paid directly to the tribe for division among its members. He also introduced a system of preserving gas pressure in the Burbank Field so that wells would continue to flow by natural pressure.
Skelly's production of crude oil rose from 1,639,722 barrels in 1920 to 8,753,127 in 1929. In addition to the wells and refineries, he had his own system of pipelines to move the oil from the fields to the processing plants. At the same time he acquired a network of seventy-five jobbers and had sales representation in eleven states. By 1930 Skelly Oil Company owned and operated 471 bulk and service stations and had more than four thousand franchise dealers.
Over the years Skelly became the champion and leader of numerous civic, educational, and charitable causes in Tulsa. He spent many hours in Washington, D.C., and in Oklahoma City representing the petroleum industry. He served as president of the International Petroleum Exposition from 1925 until his death, and in 1928 he founded Tulsa's Spartan School of Aeronautics. In 1954 Skelly, a steadfast Republican, and U.S. Sen. Robert S. Kerr, an equally staunch Democrat, joined forces and aired Tulsa television station KVOO. In 1955 the Oklahoma Legislature passed a unanimous resolution in which Skelly was praised as Tulsa's greatest asset. William Grove Skelly, a true giant of the Oklahoma petroleum industry, died in Tulsa on April 11, 1957. He was survived by his wife, Gertrude Frank Skelly, and two daughters.
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on Jul 30, 2015 6:33 PM
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