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OLD FORT - There weren't many similarities between the two games of Old Fort's doubleheader Saturday against Vanlue. One game was a pitchers' duel, the other a slugfest. The only thing the two games did have in common were the endings - walk-off Stockader wins.
In the day's first encounter, Old Fort took the early lead after plating four in the third inning. Vanlue countered by scoring eight unanswered runs, including six in the fifth.
Old Fort fought back with three in the sixth but still found itself down 9-7 when it came up for its last at-bat.
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Old?Fort's Brad Heilman hits a game-winning single in the seventh inning of the opening game Saturday against?Vanlue
Old Fort shortstop Brandon Tittle makes a diving play on a grounder during Saturday's doubleheader against?Vanlue.
Brad Heilman had already been having himself a good day at the plate with a pair of hits and two RBIs, when he got one final crack at the Wildcats. Heilman laced a single scoring Jordan Bryon and Noah Henry to give Old Fort a 10-9 victory.
Maison Steyer and Marc Harris also had a pair of hits in the game. Jake Wilson drove in two runs with Steyer and Rob Root also picking up RBIs. Wilson picked up the win on the mound.
Game 2 was more controlled by pitching than the opener. The teams combined for only six hits in the contest. Old Fort once again came up in the seventh with a chance to win. This time it was Steyer playing the hero's role. Steyer singled home Bryon for a 3-2 Stockader win and the sweep. Marc Harris and Mason Meza had singles for Old Fort (5-13).
Heilman struck out five to get the win.
Chieftains thump Raiders
KANSAS - A four-run burst gave Hopewell-Loudon control. A nine-run eruption all but sealed it. Garret Sendelbach went 4 for 5 and drove in five runs and three teammates each scored three times as the Chieftains crushed Lakota 16-3 Saturday in Midland Athletic League play.
Lakota, which saw its seven-game win streak halted, struck first with a run in the bottom of the second, but it was all H-L (11-8, 4-2 MAL) from there.
Sendelbach scored twice, tripled and doubled to lead the 16-hit attack as the Chieftains used the big innings (4 in the fourth, 9 in the sixth) to cruise.
Braden Park and Jordan Stewart both had three runs, a double, single and RBI, and Ryan Depinet added three runs and a single.
Winning pitcher Tyler Imes (3-2) drove in three runs with three singles, Austin Tooker had two runs and two RBIs off two singles, and Jackson Sebetto had a single and two RBIs.
Dakota Gilbert and Casey Monroe each singled twice, scored and drove in a run for Lakota (7-8, 3-2). Madison Jaso singled twice, and losing pitcher Nick Watts singled and scored.
Eagles pull away
SYCAMORE - Liberty-Benton took control early of its game with Mohawk, jumping out to a 4-0 lead after two innings. Mohawk though battled back, cutting the lead to 4-3 going to the seventh.
But the Eagles withstood the Warriors' challenge, tacking out four more to put away a 7-3 win.
Chris Creeger had two hits and an RBI for Mohawk. Jacob McMillion also drove in a run.
Maskey gives Mohawk a win
SYCAMORE - Mohawk and Carey spent the final two innings of their Midland Athletic League contest Saturday trading the lead back and forth. But it was host Warriors who got the last laugh. Mohawk broke a 2-2 tie with a run in the sixth only to see Carey counter with two in the top of the seventh.
With the team's backs against the wall, Eric Maskey struck back.
Maskey singled home Devon Fredritz and Austin Shock for a 5-4 victory.
Fredritz and Derrick Sowers also added RBIs for Mohawk (6-11, 3-3 MAL). Austin Harper picked up the win, tossing a complete game five-hitter with six strikeouts.
All of Carey's runs were unearned. Dylan Musgrave had two hits and an RBI. Steve Yonts added a double.
Bucks split with South Central
NEW WASHINGTON - Three Buckeye Central players combined for four doubles in a 14-7 Game 1 win, but South Central edged the Bucks 7-6 in eight innings in the second game.
Eric Hanes went 3 for 4 with a double, three runs and two RBIs in the opener for the Bucks. Cole Stacklin added four RBIs off two doubles and Jordan Herrnstein scored twice, doubled and singled.
Grant Loy scored twice and singled twice, Seth Parsons singled twice, Seth Ollis scored twice and singled and winning pitcher Mike Blackford added two runs.
In Game 2, the Bucks scored three times in the bottom of the fifth to forge a 5-5 tie and both teams scored once in the seventh. The Trojans then scored once in the top of the eighth and kept Buckeye Central scoreless in the bottom of the frame.
Trent Craft suffered the loss.
Tanner Zaebst homered, singled and drove in three runs for the Bucks.
Stacklin doubled and singled, Parsons doubled, and Eric Hanes and Blackford each singled twice.
Little Giants crush TC
FREMONT - Fremont Ross took a 2-0 lead after the first inning and never let up on Columbian as the Little Giants knocked the wind out of the Tornadoes, 9-0.
Kole Amor and Nick Michael led the Little Giants with two RBIs each, while Jalen Slick and Bryce Dukeshire each had one.
Amor, Michael, Andy Mapus and Michael Hufford each doubled.
Dukeshire and Slick led the Little Giants, each earning two runs while Amor, Albert, Mapus, Hufford and Michael each scored one run.
Slick threw the complete game for Ross, giving up only two hits while striking out six.
Tyler Hossler handled the majority of Columbian's pitching duties, giving up five runs and five hits while registering one strikeout over three innings.


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Accused dog burner and parole absconder Adell Ziegler was heading out of a house near West Ferry and Main streets when he ran into his parole officer.
"I grabbed him," Parole Officer Terry Anderson recounted Monday during a court hearing. "I told Mr. Ziegler, 'You're in trouble.' "
"He said, 'I want to speak to my parole officer,' " Anderson testified. "I am your parole officer," Anderson said he replied.
Ziegler is accused of dousing a Jack Russell terrier puppy with lighter fluid and setting it on fire in October. He brought up the incident without prompting as he sat handcuffed in the back seat of the officer's car on Nov. 9, Anderson said.
"I know why I'm in trouble," said Ziegler, 19, according to Anderson. "It's about that puppy, right?"
"Go ahead and tell me about it," Anderson said he replied.
Monday's hearing before State Supreme Court Justice Russell P. Buscaglia was held to consider which of Ziegler's statements to law enforcement agents will be admissible at Ziegler's upcoming felony animal-cruelty trial. Prosecutors Kristen A. St. Mary and Matthew A. Albert of the Erie County District Attorney's Office want to use Ziegler's comments to the parole officer.
The prosecutors, however, said they would not use at trial Ziegler's comments to a Ferry-Fillmore District detective. The handwritten document containing Ziegler's statement was difficult for the judge to decipher.
And they will not rely on Ziegler's audiotaped comments to the detective.
Meanwhile, defense attorney E. Earl Key, who is Ziegler's assigned counsel, wants Ziegler's comments to Anderson excluded, asserting that Anderson was acting in his law enforcement capacity and never read Ziegler his Miranda rights.
Buscaglia reserved his ruling .
Testimony from civilian witnesses – not considered at Monday's hearing – is expected to reveal more about what happened to the puppy, since named Phoenix and recovering from its injuries.
Ziegler remains in custody on a parole violation.
Anderson said he had been looking for Ziegler, who had not appeared for any of his mandated office visits "for quite a while."
Ziegler spent a year as an absconder. His mother tipped the parole officer about her son's possible presence at an Oxford Place house, Anderson said. She also said he might have been responsible for setting the puppy on fire.
Parole officers went to the house but did not find Ziegler. After questioning someone nearby, they learned he might be at another house on the street.
When they got to that house, they found Ziegler coming out the door, Anderson said. "He was trying to escape," he said.
Once caught, Ziegler offered Anderson his version of what happened to Phoenix. "He offered it freely," Anderson said.
A drug dealer for whom he was selling marijuana was not paying him enough, so he smoked the marijuana, Ziegler said, according to Anderson.
Ziegler said the drug dealer showed up with his dog. He said that he threw lighter fluid on the dog but that "his partner" lit the match that set the puppy's ear on fire, according to Anderson.
Diondre L. Brown, 17, the partner, has admitted to acting as a lookout and pleaded guilty to a felony animal-cruelty charge.
In Brown's case, prosecutors have recommended youthful-offender status, because his involvement in the crime was relatively minimal, and he has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors in Ziegler's case.
Buscaglia previously explored a possible plea with Ziegler's lawyer and prosecutors, but the judge has said he would not commit to any sentence less than two years, which would begin after Ziegler finishes serving his time for the parole violation. So Ziegler has refused to plead guilty.
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'Economic' Issues and Political Participation: The Evolving Boundaries of International Federalism
Kenneth W. Abbott
Arizona State University
Cardozo Law Review, Vol. 18, p. 971, 1996
John McGinnis has framed the issues in the symposium of which this article is a part, with a provocative paper on the "regime of international federalism." The structures of federalism have an important place in international governance. Yet the pure model of international federalism endorsed by McGinnis depends on the existence of sharp intellectual boundaries, between the market and other social and political activity and between civil society, on one hand, and national governments and international regimes, on the other. These distinctions are difficult to sustain at the close of the twentieth century.
McGinnis's libertarian ideology also leads him to oversimplify his description of economic and political structures and to ignore competing normative conceptions. This article outlines several developments that show the world to be more complex than McGinnis's model suggests: the two sets of boundaries on which the model depends are in fact fluid, indistinct and constantly evolving. In particular, the "market" has not been a truly autonomous category, separate from other social and political structures, values, and activities, for most of the twentieth century. In addition, individuals, firms, interest groups, and other associations now pursue their political and social interests transnationallyh as well as within their own countries, empowered by new conceptions of "international civil society."
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Industry standard power amplifier line updated with numerous additional features
FRANKFURT, Germany - Hall 8.0 / Walkway G / Stands 32 & 42 -- For over two decades, Crown Internationals Macro-Tech Series has been embraced by the professional sound reinforcement industry as the most reliable, best sounding analog power amplifier line that money can buy. Now, thanks to the advent of newer technologies, Crown has undergone a careful yet significant refresh of the range, which is being globally re-launched at Musikmesse Prolight+Sound in Frankfurt as the Macro-Tech i Series.
Comprised of three models the MA-5000i, MA-9000i and MA12000i the Macro-Tech i Series builds upon its predecessor by incorporating Crown's advanced, patented Class-I circuitry, which efficiently delivers significantly greater power while simultaneously reducing overall amplifier weight by more than half. The new lineup is also equipped with comprehensive status, fault, and load monitoring via standard Ethernet networking and Harman Pros HiQnet and System Architect software. Furthermore, a universal power-factor corrected power supply ensures that the new models can be used literally anywhere in the world, delivering full rated power regardless of where touring schedules may lead.
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Catherine A. "Kitty" Gazda, of Amherst, a nurse and administrator, died May 16 in Hospice Buffalo, Cheektowaga, after a brief illness. She was 51.
Born Catherine Murrett in Buffalo, she was a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy.
She earned her bachelor's degree in nursing from D'Youville College and her master's degree in rehabilitative medicine from the University at Buffalo.
Mrs. Gazda spent her professional career at Erie County Medical Center, where she served as director of care management.
She was a liaison to the state Peer Review, the state Department of Health and the Erie County Department of Law. She also was the chairwoman of the Nursing Standards Committee.
In addition, she was a member of the Medical Research Review Committee and the Procedural Documentation Task Force for the State University of New York.
Mrs. Gazda was a council member for the New York State Health Department Western New York Regional Area and a charter member of the Western New York Safety Committee.
She held certification in Utilization Review and was a Graduate Medical Educator Facilitator.
Mrs. Gazda enjoyed gardening, antiquing and drive-ins.
During her family's annual trips to Canada, she enjoyed boating and fishing.
Survivors include her husband, Frank M. Gazda Jr.; three daughters, Katie, Diane and Lindsay; a son, Greg; her mother, Kate Murrett; three sisters, Susan Murrett, Ellen Murrett and Laura Hanlon; and two brothers, Jack Murrett and Daniel Murrett.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 11 a.m. Saturday in St. Benedict Catholic Church, 1317 Eggert Road at Main Street, Eggertsville.


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Local home builders say they are busier than they have been in several years.
"It was like at the first of the year like someone turned a faucet on. We started to get calls for new homes. I would say new home construction is up 15 to 20 percent over last year," said Jim Brown, president of J.R. Brown Construction Inc., Hollidaysburg.
"This is the busiest we have been since 2008," he said. "We are still getting calls for new homes, and I don't see it slowing down."
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Workers from Advanced Concrete Systems Inc. of Middleburg prepare to place basement walls for a new home on Tudor Lane in Duncansville Tuesday afternoon. Advanced Concrete is a subcontractor for Metz Builders Inc. of Duncansville.
According to the U.S. Commerce Department, the overall pace of home construction rose 6.8 percent in May to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 914,000.
Single-family home construction, nearly two-thirds of the market, rose 0.3 percent last month to an annual rate of 599,000. That followed two months of declines.
Apartment construction, which is more volatile, surged 21.6 percent to an annual rate of 315,000. That came after a big drop in April.
Drew Swope, president of Keystone Custom Homes and Development Inc., Hollidaysburg, has seen an improvement in single-family home construction.
"Single-family construction has ramped up this spring. Since 2008, we did a smattering of single-family, but between now and October we have seven single- family starts," Swope said. "This is the best it has been since everything went south."
Swope said he is doing construction work in the Stone Harbor, N.J., area. "It is super busy there."
"Realtors say they can't get spec homes fast enough," Swope said. "Overall that is a good sign, and I hope it is sustainable. I expect this to continue into next year with things being solid, but rate increases could throw the brakes on it."
Mark Metz also said he has been busy this year.
"I've been busy throughout the spring. I started slow, but I have been getting more inquiries than usual about building," said Metz, president and owner of Metz Builders Inc., Duncansville.
"For me, the last few weeks' activity has gone up quite a bit," he said. "I think a lot of people are starting to feel the economy is recovering, and homes are worth more. People are thinking it is a good investment."
Joe Crossman, owner of Joe Crossman General Construction, Hollidaysburg, said the trend toward new home construction has gone up.
"In the early 2000s, we would see 80 percent of customers do the job. Then when things got bad around 2008 to 2010, it was only about 20 to 25 percent of the people who were interested that followed through," said Crossman, who last year partnered with John Castle to build 12 new homes.
"Now I have seen about 50 percent of customers following through and building," Crossman said. "We are making progress."
Donald Delozier, president of Donald C. Delozier Inc., Altoona, said he isn't seeing a significant increase in the number of new homes being built, but he has a major project under way - a more than 15,000-square-foot, $2 million home near Petersburg - the largest home he has ever built.
Delozier said he has seen a change in the home construction business.
"Most contractors are going further to get work, expanding their coverage area and doing things they wouldn't do before," Delozier said. "We are doing more commercial and remodeling work to supplement new construction."
Mirror Staff Writer Walt Frank is at 946-7467. The Associated Press contributed to this story.


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Unsettling news from the Secret Service today, as the agency tasked with protecting current and former US presidents is investigating a hack of the personal email accounts of both former President George W. Bush and his father, former President George H.W. Bush. The agents are also investigating hacks on several other Bush family members, including former first lady Barbara Bush.
I bet members of the Bush family will start getting a lot of those "You should check this out! I made $5000 a month working from home!" emails.
The Secret Service confirmed that it is investigating the Bush family email account hacking, but would neither confirm or deny that any hack had taken place. We're pretty sure the hack did take place, though, because emails and pictures from former President H.W. Bush are already posted on The Smoking Gun.
Of course, there is absolutely nothing tawdry or scandalous in the personal emails of a squeaky-clean guy like former President H.W. Bush. But oh, the things we'd see if they had hacked former President Clinton's email account instead.
Would you like to look at the photos the hackers acquired, and then feel dirty about yourself? You can see a slideshow of the hacked Bush pictures online at the Smoking Gun. There is one mildly amusing one of George W. standing next to a cardboard cutout of himself dressed as Saddam Hussein. The "South Park" guys are going to have field day with that one.
The rest of the pictures just look like images from a J. Crew catalog for old people. There are, though, some curious self-portraits of the elder Bush, painted from the perspective of being in the tub and the shower.
The hacker, who calls himself "Guccifer" is said to have infiltrated six Bush-related email accounts, including those of family friends like CBS Sports' Jim Nantz.
I knew that Jim Nantz was a Republican.
So is there any good gossip in these personal emails of the former presidents? There is.
When Bush 41 was gravely ill in December, Bush 43 wrote an email saying he was "thinking about eulogy." "Hopefully I'm jumping the gun," the younger Bush wrote, "But since the feeling is that you all would rather me speak than bubba, please help." ("bubba" is presumed to be a reference to former President Clinton).
During this period, H.W.'s Chief of Staff wrote an email to the Bush children reading, "your dad's funeral team is having an emergency meeting at 10 a.m. just to go through all the details," and that this information "fell under the broadening category of things NOT TO TELL YOUR MOTHER."
Former President H.W. has been released from the hospital and is apparently recuperating nicely. But it probably won't help his spirits that his email was hacked.


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Superbly solid and steadfast
I have had this case for nearly 5 years now. It is function flawlessly and is a beautiful case. It has a very strong clip which is a bit disconcerting when putting on your...Read complete review
I have had this case for nearly 5 years now. It is function flawlessly and is a beautiful case. It has a very strong clip which is a bit disconcerting when putting on your belt but very comforting when it's on your belt knowing that it will not fall off. I was worried about the magnetic closure but it is never caused any problems whatsoever even when your credit cards. It shows only minimal wear after five years as if it's just been broken in I really love this case
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Looks great, belt clip is horrible.
I have had the older, smaller version of this for many years. It has finally worn out, so I came back to levenger for a replacement. The new model is much larger...Read complete review
I have had the older, smaller version of this for many years. It has finally worn out, so I came back to levenger for a replacement. The new model is much larger (far too large for an iphone 4 or 5 - looks tailored for a large samsung phone), and the clip is SO tight, I can't get it onto my belt without thinking I'm going to scratch up the belt. The clip on my previous one was appropriately tight - held well, didn't fall off. This one is ridiculously tight. Trying to bend it out a little to loosen it up doesn't work. Looks great, well built, big enough for the mid-sized android phones, too big for an iphone, works fine with a really thin belt.
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Clip too short
By Busyone
from Augusta, GA
Comments about Levenger Bomber Jacket Smart Phone Holster:
The case was well crafted, however the clip was to short and would not sty on my waistband It would have been a great asset to carrying my iPhone.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Merchant response: Levenger is grateful for your review of our Bomber Jacket Smartphone Holster. We were happy to hear that there were some aspects that you've enjoyed. However, we apologize that it was not exactly what you were expecting. Our quality assurance team has been alerted to this issue. We promise to deliver quality and value in every Levenger product, and we offer a 100% guarantee. Our records indicate that you returned this item for a refund back to your original payment method. Please contact our customer service center at 1-800-545-0245 if you have any additional concerns. Thank you for choosing Levenger.
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Clip too small
By 17xyz
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Nicely made and attractive, but it pushes off my belt when I sit and move. It dropped off twice the first time I used it. I may use it again, but I'll be careful about where I clip it. Also too small to use with a phone case.
Merchant response: Your time is valuable and we appreciate you sharing your review with us. We apologize for the difficulty that you are experiencing with our Bomber Jacket Smart Phone Holster. Your concerns have been forwarded to our quality assurance team for review. If you would like to receive a replacement or a refund back to your original payment method, please contact our customer service center at 1-800-545-0242. We would be happy to send you a pre-paid FedEx label.
Gift for husband
By pwifeandmom
Got this for my husband because the one he got at a discount store didn't last. I knew this one would, and he loves it!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Handsome Phone case
By GSDPhotoVT
The smartphone case is nicely made, and the leather is beautiful both to the eye and the hand. It fits the i-Phone 5s well, although not tightly. It is easy to keep clipped to your belt, and easy to get the phone in and out. It is much better than the previous "imitation leather" case that I had.
Bomber leather phone case.
By Grammacj
This is a well made product, but the clip is much too tight to use on a belt. Very disappointed, as it was a gift.
Bomber Jacket smart phone holder
By tango
from Jasper, AL
The perfect smart phone holder for my Samsung Galaxy S4 phone! Excellent quality, function and style. Works great attached to belt or on the fabric edge of jeans. Plan to order additional for gifts!
bomber jacket smart phone holder
By BettyCK
Just the right size for my iphone. Very nice strong leather with quality workmanship. Problem: the belt clip is too strong for my leather belt. Also it is too small for my jeans belt. A leather or canvas loop would have worked better for me. Or your description should warn the item is for small dress belts only.
Merchant response: Thank you for sharing your review of our Bomber Jacket Smart Phone Holder. We apologize that it was not what you expected. Your comments concerning the belt clip have been elevated to our product development team for review. Extending great customer service is very important to us, and we offer a 100% guarantee. If you would like to return this item for a replacement or refund back to your original payment method, please contact our customer service center at 1-800-545-0242. We would be happy to email you a pre-paid FedEx label.
Doesn't Delliver
By Southpaw
I really like Levenger products. In this case the leather is superb, the quality of construction is outstanding, the style good, but it falls down on fit. The iPhone 6 doesn't fit well into the holster even without a protective case: the holster is a too short to easily get the phone in and out and is thick enough to hold at least three phones.
Not for iPhone 6!
By thedoc
Although the copy states this is now sized for the iPhone 6, it is not.Here are the measurements in inches:iPhone 6 (source Apple) - 5.44 x .27 x 2.64Holster (source Levenger) - 5 1/8 x 1 1/4 x 3 1/4I wish I had known. Unfortunately, it's going back.
Merchant response: Levenger is grateful for your feedback of our Bomber Jacket Smart Phone Holster. We apologize for the inconvenience you have experienced. Your comments regarding the size of the holster have prompted us to change the description on our website. The complete satisfaction of our customers is very important to us. We would be more than happy to provide you with a prepaid Fedex return label for your convenience. Please contact our customer service center at 1-800-545-0242 to arrange your return.
Excellent product
By Rossphoto
I had the holster for my iPhone 4 and was glad they made one for the new iPhone 6. it keeps my phone secure and ready to use. Excellent quality. The belt clip is tight and takes some work on a thick belt.
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Top Definition
What ungroomed ladies and gentleman have going on in their pants. Pubic 'fro. It is an outdated practice that people look back on with some embarrasment that they ever conducted themselves in such a fashion. The only people that enjoy Disco Fever are people that have never experienced a smoother style, or people that can't let go of the hairy, disgusting past.
So, I undressed her and it was like, Boom!! Welcome to the 70's! Disco fever going on in Gem's pants!
από MagickDio 14 Σεπτέμβριος 2010
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Can you define these popular missing words?
An individual who loves being played with.
"When you're 6 everyone touches your crotch" - © DiscoFever 2003.
από murder1 22 Μάρτιος 2003
Prefers relations with (male) farm animals rather than humans.
DiscoFever likes teh goat cock.
από Random Jew 21 Μάρτιος 2003
A pitiful person who delights in 'self ownage'.
Also, one who cannot complete simple tasks.
Also, one who cannot complete simple tasks.
"man, that ewok looks almost like an ewok"
από Nichers 21 Μάρτιος 2003
A freeloader who lives off the hard work of others, often inhabits another person's home and makes himself very difficult remove;
"Have you fed the DiscoFever? Or are we going to kick him out today?" "We tried that already remember, he said he'd cry anal rape if we kicked him out, and he's got the arsehole to prove it." "Shit."
από S-dogg 21 Μάρτιος 2003
an ewok that looks almost like an ewok
"man, that ewok looks almost like an ewok" © - DiscoFever 2003.
από Microphone "ceydn" Joe 21 Μάρτιος 2003
The disease often referred to as "homosexuality".
Look at that boy dance all over that guys crotch! He sure got that disco fever!
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This is supposed to be a column about politics, but as I wrote it on Friday afternoon, bickering among Republicans and Democrats didn't seem very important. For awhile, the "fiscal cliff" was irrelevant.
Connecticut children eagerly anticipating the arrival of Santa Claus instead met pure, unadulterated evil on Friday. A 20-year-old man went to their elementary school in Newtown and killed 26 people, including 20 children.
My God. Oh, my God.
Pressured to do so by those of us in the news media, psychologists, sociologists, members of the clergy, educators and yes, politicians, will be offering "explanations" for what happened. A variety of theories will be offered.
How can the slaughter of little children be explained, except by acknowledging the existence of evil?
Think about this: How is it possible to be so mentally ill that, after shooting a 5-year-old child, a man takes aim again and pulls the trigger to kill another, then another, then another, then 16 more little ones?
But supposedly "rational" explanations in which the word "evil" is not used will be put forth.
Quickly - already, in all likelihood - there will be demands that something be done to prevent anything like this from ever happening again.
Details of such pleas are easy to predict: Stricter gun laws are needed, some will say. Better security ought to be demanded at our schools, it will be added. Diagnosis and treatment of the mentally ill must be improved. And on and on and on the suggestions will go.
None of them will do a bit of good.
We have become accustomed to insisting that whenever there's a problem, government must do something about it. Having made the demands and been assured that yes, our public servants will protect us, we feel secure until the next time evil reminds us we have deluded ourselves.
Some temporary relief from the pain of broken hearts will be had by finding fault with reactions to the school shootings. No doubt we in the press will be criticized roundly - and in some cases, perhaps deservedly. But recognize that many of us struggled with broken hearts, too, on Friday.
Please realize this next is not a defense of the news media, but an observation on our society: One frequent criticism of newspapers, television and other news outlets in situations such as this comes from those who say we've gone too far. The pictures we show are too graphic, some say. The details we report are too invasive of privacy and often simply too horrifying, we are told.
Are we to sugarcoat the truth? Pretend very, very bad things don't happen? Will ignoring evil somehow prevent it from harming us? Of course not.
We don't report stories such as the one from Connecticut to sell papers or boost ratings. We can find other ways to do that.
We tell you about evil in the hope that knowing it exists may help us all do battle with it, both in specific situations and in general. Sometimes, in cases such as those involving, say, drunken drivers or international terrorists, knowledge is power. Knowing some people have such contempt for the rest of us that they continue to drive while intoxicated can help get them off the streets and highways.
But there is no defense against evil such as what killed the 20 children and seven adults in Connecticut. Again, knowing that in our hearts may be why we allow our intellects to reason that we could prevent such horror if we just tried more actively.
It's impossible to think for more than a few seconds about what happened inside the Newtown, Conn., school without risking a loss of control. As this was being written Friday afternoon, I saw several co-workers who, forced by our jobs to talk about the story, had to turn and walk away quickly. And yes, I had to do that myself a couple of times. Some things in life come down to the difference between good and evil. It really is that simple.
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The Week of the Young Child is an annual celebration sponsored by the National Association for the Education of Young Children....
About this series
The Week of the Young Child is an annual celebration sponsored by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. The purpose is to focus public attention on the needs of young children and their families and to recognize the early childhood programs and services that meet those needs.
The Rockford Register Star will celebrate the week with several guest columns on the Opinion pages:
Monday: Investing in children by Kristen Walley, Rasmussen College.
Tuesday: Music in early childhood by Juliette Kula, YWCA
Wednesday: Early interventions by Lynne Riley/Lynn Doolittle, Child and Family Connection
Thursday: Partnering Success by Lisa Warren, city of Rockford Head Start
Friday: Thank an early childhood educator by Jeneva Davis, Trinity Daycare
Saturday: Reducing summer slide by Paul Logli, president/CEO of the United Way of the Rock River Valley
Children, particularly preschoolers, love to imitate adults, and their parents are the most important adults in their lives.
Studies show that children adopt their parents' eating habits starting early in life. If you want your child to make healthy food choices, you will need to eat healthy, too.
Preschoolers can eat what the rest of the family eats. Dining together encourages proper table manners and helps develop language and good conversational skills. Feature a variety of healthy foods such as lean meats, poultry, seafood, eggs and legumes; whole grains such as whole-wheat bread and cereals; at least two servings of dairy foods daily, and fresh or lightly processed fruits and vegetables.
It is challenging for some preschoolers to be neat while they eat, as their small motor skills may not be fully developed. Expect messes and try not to have neatness be more important than eating healthy foods.
Being a picky eater is a rather typical behavior for many youngsters. As long as your child is healthy, growing normally and has plenty of energy, he or she is most likely getting needed nutrients. Even if they get stuck on certain foods, continue to serve a good variety, and they will usually attempt a taste if they are not pressured.
Ideas to help encourage children to try new foods include: start with small portions, make food fun, try new foods, let your child help prepare food. A child who helps prepare the meal is often excited about eating what they make. Children love to decorate their food! Homemade pizza can have a smiley face made of vegetables, and carrots and celery sticks can become a house with hummus for the sidewalk.
Again, set a great example. Serve couscous instead of white rice, sweet potatoes rather than white potatoes, tube yogurt instead of ice cream, and serve reduced-fat dairy products. Offer water with meals and snacks, and limit juices. Use fresh fruits and vegetables rather than canned with syrup.
Involve your children while grocery shopping for new foods and experimenting with new healthy recipes. If you are having fun, they will too!
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Tiffin reports
A drive-off of $25 was reported at Kroger Fuel Saturday afternoon.
A caller from Bear's Den reported Saturday evening the facility had just asked a man to leave who was flooding the bathrooms and requesting crack from other patrons.
A male caller in the intersection of Wall and Grace Streets reported Saturday night he had been hit by a car.
A caller in the 100-block of Longfellow Drive reported Sunday morning that his vehicle had been hit overnight.
A woman arrived at the station Sunday afternoon to report she had found a needle in some food.
Fostoria reports
S&S Firearms reported an attempted firearms purchase by a person with a warrant Saturday evening.
ADT reported an activated alarm in the 900 block of North Union Street Saturday night. Evidence at the location was collected.
Lacie M. Ferto of Fostoria was arrested Saturday night on a charge of harboring a fugitive.
A man was taken into custody early Sunday morning at Fostoria Community Hospital after reportedly bringing a knife into the emergency room.
A female caller reported early Sunday morning a man was pounding on her windows.
Tashawna D. Yonts was arrested on a charge of persistant disorderly conduct Sunday morning.
A female from the 300 block of McDougal Street requested EMS as the result of domestic violence. Deputies noted there were injuries present and a male was taken into custody.
A male caller reported Sunday morning he found a tote bag with personal belongings in it.
A female caller reported damage to her vehicle's windshield Sunday morning.
County reports
A female caller in the 5000 block of East Township Road 138 reported Saturday afternoon that a neighbor was setting off explosives.
A person arrived at the station Saturday afternoon to report a theft.
County accidents
Ryan Moser, 38, of Castalia, was charged Thursday with failure to control after an accident at South SR 4 and East TR 44.
Tiffin fire
Firefighters were called to 103 Shepherd Dr. for an unintentional alarm system activation Saturday afternoon.
Firefighters were called to 355 Miami St. for a malicious false alarm.
Firefighters were called to 190 Circular St. for an unauthorized burning.


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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Tiffany Scott, owner of Holly Lane Designs, says her job is more than just creating unique pieces of fine jewelry. Her goal, she says, is to create unique Christian jewelry that will become a personal statement of faith of the wearer.
According to her website, Scott started Holly Lane Designs in 2002 after asking God to show her how best to use her talents and gifts to His glory.
"I had always loved art," she says. "I loved the smell of a wood shop, the feel of the blade carving into print blocks, and the vibrant colors of ink and pen. I received a college degree in Arts Management and had planned to some day work in a gallery. But little did I know back then that God had a better plan for me. He most certainly answered my prayer as I stepped out in faith in using my testimony of His grace, my degree, and my love of art for His glory."
The result was Holly Lane Designs, a Christian jewelry business with the sole purpose of creating pieces that would help spark conversations about Christ.
Scott works in sterling silver.
The pieces she creates are unique and based on Bible verses and themes. Each piece has a story card that explains the meaning of the piece.
For more information visit the website at www.hollylanedesigns.com
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Ingredients and Preparation
Fresh, trimmed or frozen, cut asparagus
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Garlic powder
¼ teaspoon
Lime juice (lemon juice may be substituted)
2 teaspoons
Canned green chili peppers, drained, chopped
2 tablespoons
Onion, chopped
1 tablespoon
Tomato paste
2 teaspoons
1/8 teaspoon
Ground cumin
¼ teaspoon
White pepper
1/8 teaspoon
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2. Cook asparagus. Drain well.
3. Pat dry with paper towels and place in blender. Add remaining ingredients. Blend until smooth.
Dip will become less thick upon standing and will need
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We are not scared any more. Your threats to arrest us are meaningless to us as you cannot arrest an idea. Any attempt to do so will make your citizens more angry until they will roar in one gigantic choir. It is our mission to help these people and there is nothing -- absolutely nothing -- you can possibly do to make us stop.
Now let us be clear here, Mr. Chabinsky, while we understand that you and your colleagues may find breaking into websites unacceptable, let us tell you what WE find unacceptable:
quote: More like rebellious, young who see the world in black and white.
quote: And if you truly want companies/governments to start behaving (or at least not leaving a record wake of poor behavior), you need them to fear doing so.
quote: Really, where do all you feel good, think I can change the world via a keyboard people come from anyhow? Think that the people in Libya or Egypt are pushing for their rights with DDOS attacks? Think that would have been a lesson for all of us over here, but I guess not.


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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - On Tuesday, Nov. 27, Mrs. Beth Gebhardt's and Mr. Tom Canino's English classes were exposed to something new: a Cisco Distance Learning Lab.
Students from both English classes had the opportunity to engage in an interactive class with eight other schools nation-wide, including Lorain County School District (Ohio), Cincinnati Public Schools (Ohio), Hollywood Public Schools (Florida), Houston Public Schools (Texas), and Crystal Falls School District (Montana).
Incline students interviewed Thomas Lee Mack, a pro football Hall of Famer who was the Rams' first round draft pick and second player overall in the 1966 NFL draft who earned a starting role as a rookie and played left guard for 13 seasons. Mack never missed a game during 184-game career, and was named to 11 Pro Bowls. Incline students were among several schools nationwide to interview Mack ... and their questions impressed him.
It was not the athletic career of Mack that sparked the interest of our Incline youth for this interactive interview, but rather his leadership, integrity and educational philosophy.
"He graduated from Michigan in Engineering, and went on to become a successful man outside of athletics," stated Kelly Kempler.
"It was pretty cool," added Fernando Martinez. "He (Mack) actually wondered if playing football was keeping him from being the best he could be in his academic career."
The Cisco Distance Learning lab bridges opportunities for staff and students to connect globally to classrooms. This phenomenal opportunity was a direct result of a grant received by Washoe County School District for the purpose of bridging global, classroom connections and staff development opportunities. Incline High School is one of two high schools in Washoe County to receive this opportunity.
The Cisco lab doesn't only serve to benefit students, but also provides professional development support for our staff. Mr. Aaron Parsons, AVID instructor for IHS, utilized the equipment to lead a seminar for the district without the burden of traveling down the mountain during the winter months.
"I felt like a neophyte when I first encountered the equipment, but then quickly realized how simple, and fun it is to use," exclaimed Parsons, who worked collaboratively with Sparks High School AVID instructor Lynn Giomi to present cooperatively from two different locations at the same time.
Scott Bailey, Chief Academic Officer for WCSD, led the initiative to apply for this grant.
"The 21st century calls for increased emphasis on collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creativity," Bailey said. "The Washoe County School District's point-to-point telepresence initiative serves as a complement to these skills, and the overall strategic plan in preparing students for college and career. The initiative is being funded by an education technology grant, awarded by the Nevada State Educational Commission."
This distance learning lab is just one aspect of Incline High School's effort to expand and improve the technology in the classrooms. As part of our goal, IHS is working with the Boosters Club and local entities to build funding opportunities to support 21st Century technology.
If you are interested in learning more or contributing to the technology goals of the school, call the school at 775-832-4260.
- Stacey L. Cooper is principal at Incline High School.


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Ok - if it gets yur panties outta the wad they're in...
Knock an aging vet outta the lineup at the very next practice - place them on LTIR.
You happy now?
EDIT - now go make that dip dammit!
If you actually believe that, why all the back peddling?
Purposefully knocking a teammate out of the line up at practice is not only messed up, but it gets no one anywhere. Teammates and management would hate that player.
It's sad that the irrational hatred of our vets on this forum has come to this...


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Thursday, April 4, 2013
Eyeworks USA, the producers of the hit "Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition," is beginning a nationwide tour to 13 cities across the country in search of participants for Season four of the show. Along the way, they will be stopping in Salt Lake City, Milwaukee, Austin, Atlanta, Denver, Dallas, Nashville, Phoenix, St. Louis, Oklahoma City, Jackson (MS), Chicago and Los Angeles.
Although this may not be in your immediate area, they are hoping to have some candidates travel the short distance to meet with us in an attempt to change their lives. Candidates are asked to either attend an open call in one of the following cities or send in a home tape.
"Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition" - The hit series returns for season three as transformational specialist Chris Powell, author of the New York Times bestseller, "Choose to Lose," documents the amazing makeover of 15 courageous, "super obese" people who, in an unprecedented 365 days, set out to safely lose up to half of their body weight, ultimately revealing an amazing metamorphosis. In each of the 13 stand-alone, two-hour episodes, the participants undergo a transformation not only of their bodies, but of who they are as individuals. By assuring they have the proper nourishment and exercise movement, Powell provides a fresh perspective to individuals whose lives have become unmanageable because of their weight. He guides each of the participants through their transformation process by moving into their homes with their families or loved ones.
The upcoming season is filled with remarkable and eye-opening changes, including twins who work together to shed weight, a married couple, and an inspirational story of an amputee who worked to shed the weight he gained after losing his limb. From the producers of ABC's new celebrity diving series, "Splash," "Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition" is executive-produced by JD Roth, Todd A. Nelson, Matt Assmus, and Brant Pinvidic. The series is produced by Eyeworks USA. "Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition" premiers Tuesday, May 28 from 8 to 10 p.m.
Information on how to apply can be found on the official casting website at www.extrememakeovercasting.com. Casting call attendees should bring a non-returnable photo. Casting Call Applications will be provided.
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April 6
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Congratulations on your Sunday supplement "Transform". Wow, finally an edition that took the better part of an hour to go through, while I set some of it aside for future reference. It was interesting, informative and reminded me of editions of days of old!
It obviously took a great deal of effort to produce, but from a reader and subscribers perspective, it represented the kind of coverage a paper should be providing! It was also uplifting in it's approach to our communities future.
Thank you!
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Visual Studio Toolbox: Dependency Graphs
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In this episode, Cameron Skinner joins us to talk about the enhanced dependency graphs in Visual Studio 11. Dependency graphs represent your application structures as nodes and the relationships in your application as links. Cameron shows us how these graphs help you better understand your software so you can most efficiently enhance and maintain it.
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That's an amazing new VS11 feature!!
You know another feature that would be cool, if there was an option to change the theme colors back to the really cool default ones in Visual Studios 2010.
You the one with the cool blue gradients and colored icon so you can see in an instant where the debug button was!!
You know I like the way George thinks!
Giddy Up!!
Trying VS11...
What is this!!
Where are the COLORS!! The COLORS!!!
And what's the deal with this UI?! WHAT'S THE DEAL??!!!
the feature maybe nice, but the UI of VS11 is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ugly. We need colors, colors, colors!!!!!!!!
The best place to share your UI feedback is the Visual Studio User Voice site. The product team is very interested in what you have to say and is listening.
I loved the concept in VS 2010 but in practice found the friction was just too great for regular usage. It looks like most of the pain has been eliminated and I'm looking forward to trying it out. Such tooling allows static languages to really shine.
Great high level overview Cameron. I've also included a more in depth look at the dependency graph canvas features here:
Hi, I'd like to know if the dependency graph will work in a visual studio unmanaged C++ project?
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"In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: It goes on."
Local Scholastic Art & Writing Award winners
The Alliance for Young Artists & Writers identifies students in grades 7 to 12 each year with exceptional artistic and literary talent through its nationwide Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Past winners include Andy Warhol, Sylvia Plath, Truman Capote and Joyce Carol Oates.
Local 2013 National Medal Winners include:
*Name Grade (just completed) Medals Work Category
Zoe Abedon 10 Silver Poetry
Eli Braddock 7 Gold Short Story
Grace Collins 12 Gold Personal Essay/Memoir
New York Life Scholarship
Graham Crolley 10 Silver Poetry
Maddie DePuy 9 Silver Poetry
Madison Harden 8 Silver Poetry
Harris Lynam 11 Silver Flash Fiction
Julia Lynn 9 Silver Poetry
Clare McTighe 8 Gold Short Story
Albert Owens 12 Silver Ceramics & Glass
Carson Peaden 7 Silver Flash Fiction
Cora Schipa 7 Gold; Best in Grade Short Story
Cora Schipa 7 Gold Poetry
Emily Shorter 8 Gold; Best in Grade Short Story
Aurelyn Van Kirk 8 Silver (2) Poetry
Aurelyn Van Kirk 8 Silver Short Story
Sterling Windham 8 Silver Poetry
* All students at the Charleston County School of the Arts. Albert Owens attends the S.C. Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities in Greenville but is from Summerville.
— Robert Frost quote that begins 18-year-old Grace Collins' book, "So It Goes"
More about Grace Collins
To learn more about author Grace Collins or to purchase a copy of her award-winning stories in "So It Goes," go to http://authorgracecollins.bigcartel.com.
By Jennifer Berry Hawes
At 18, Grace Collins has dedicated her first book to others who, like herself, are struggling with loss while trying to move forward.
But hers is not a saccharine lament to what is gone.
One of the collection's stories, about the suicide death of her mother, opens with the unadorned honesty of what follows:
"There was no funeral for you."
Throughout the short story "To Elizabeth," recently named one of the most outstanding student works in the nation, Grace explores the complex relationship she shared with her mother after Elizabeth moved out when Grace was just 5.
And in the end, the story reflects on her mother's final day with a mature realization that, for many who contemplate suicide, death appears the only respite from a life of suffering.
"You must have been happy to get away from this cruel world that made you sad for so long," Grace writes.
From there, the West Ashley student explores the convoluted knots of grief and anger and sympathy she feels for a mother who hurt so much that she saw death as the only ending.
'From your heart'
It wasn't easy to write. At first, Grace wrote "To Elizabeth" in third person, that most detached and impersonal of narrators.
She wrote it during her senior year at the Charleston County School of the Arts, where creative writing students like her complete a book at least 100 pages long.
Her teacher, novelist and poet F. Rutledge Hammes, challenged her.
"You need to write this from your heart," he said.
Last meeting
The last time Grace saw her mother was at the pizza place, Your Pie.
A month had passed since Grace last saw Elizabeth. They'd had an argument during which Grace had released some of her long-harbored resentments, things about her mother not always being there for her, about Elizabeth not always being a good mom.
Meeting at Your Pie was a time for reconciling.
Elizabeth called Grace a stag for not having a prom date and teased her for eating pizza with ranch dressing like her oldest sister, Angela.
Elizabeth also proudly revealed that she'd quit smoking. When they hugged good-bye, Elizabeth asked her baby girl, "Doesn't it feel good to hug me and me not smell like smoke?"
These days, Grace still goes to Your Pie, sometimes to write, and always to sit at the big table in the same seat where her mother sat last.
Hospital summons
The last time Grace talked to her mom was by text the night before Elizabeth died.
Her mom texted: I love you very much.
Grace answered: I love you, too.
The next morning, Grace thought little of it. A junior, she was too worried about a chemistry quiz she hadn't studied for.
In class, the intercom came on. Grace needed to report to the office to check out.
Confused, she headed there, sifting through the possibilities.
Did her dad forget to tell her about an appointment? Did her sister, Heather, need a last-minute ride?
Had her father gotten into a terrible car wreck?
The office staff told Grace to call her dad, Michael Collins. When she reached him, he explained that Elizabeth, who had several health problems, had suffered a heart attack.
She was at Roper Hospital. And she wanted to see Grace.
Grace picked up her older sister, Heather, and hurried to MUSC, where their father is an assistant electrical supervisor.
But he wasn't there.
Instead, his colleague drove the girls over to Roper's ER in a golf cart.
Her older siblings, Michael and Angela, already were there. So was everyone else in their family, it seemed.
Elizabeth was in a coma.
Their stepfather urged Grace to talk to Elizabeth, certain she could hear her baby girl's voice.
Yet, nothing prepared Grace for the woman she saw.
Elizabeth lay in a hospital bed, bloated and gray, looking naked without her jewelry. Her blood pressure sank deathly low. When Grace took her mom's hand, it felt cold and smooth like rubber.
Still, Grace told Elizabeth about her prom date. She offered to bring Your Pie pizza. She promised to color Elizabeth's hair when she got home.
Tears puddled at the edges of her mother's eyelids.
Truth revealed
The next morning, her family told her the truth.
You know your mother has not been a happy person for a very long time ...
Elizabeth had committed suicide. She'd overdosed on her blood pressure medication.
Her organs had failed.
They would remove her from life support that day.
'It takes bravery'
There were times, writing and talking with Mr. Hammes in class, that Grace broke down. They'd step into the hallway and talk.
He always urged her to be honest about what had happened and how she felt.
Whether she shared her words with the world was her choice.
But the writing process offers catharsis. It can clarify and sort confusion, as many of her close-knit School of the Arts writing peers knew from sharing their own journeys during intensive workshops.
"It takes bravery to be a writer," Hammes told her. "You have to be honest here. Not only will it be a better story but it also will be good for you. Writing can benefit the reader, but also the writer."
After a good four or five full revisions during her senior year, Grace wrote "To Elizabeth" as a long letter to her mother, one that she would share publicly in her book, if not ever with Elizabeth herself.
In it, Grace writes about watching her mother move out of their home.
She writes about her dad becoming the single parent of two middle schoolers, a special needs child and 5-year-old Grace.
And she writes words she wishes she could say today, ones of thanks. And of pieces missing.
She writes about wishing her mother could do her makeup for the prom, like she had promised.
A faithful Catholic, Grace also writes about praying the rosary over Elizabeth before they removed life support on April 5, 2012. It was Holy Thursday, the day Christians commemorate Christ's last supper.
Hail Mary, full of grace…
Good news
Grace was having a bad senioritis day when she found out Mr. Hammes was looking for her.
"To Elizabeth" had won the top prize, a gold medal, in the prestigious national Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.
Oh, and Grace also won its New York Life Foundation scholarship of $1,000. The prize goes to students dealing with grief and loss.
Oh, and she would be going to New York, Carnegie Hall in particular, to receive her prizes. First lady Michelle Obama would send video well wishes. Usher and Sarah Jessica Parker would be on hand.
"I was just so amazed and so proud of Grace," her father, Michael, says.
Several weeks ago, Grace and her dad went to New York with hundreds of other top student artists and writers, including 13 of her School of the Arts peers.
"It was surreal," Grace recalls. "I couldn't stop smiling the whole time. I just couldn't believe I was there."
"So It Goes" is a collection of fiction and nonfiction short stories dealing with loss.
Many are composites drawn from Grace's experiences, including the near-death of her cousin, musician Nick Collins III, who was hit by a tractor trailer in 2012 several months after Elizabeth died.
"I was just losing all hope," Grace recalls.
So, she wrote about it.
She wrote about grappling with God and prayer and why Nick, and would he live?
And she wrote about Nick living and how God really did hear her prayers.
Now, with "So It Goes"self-published, and with Grace a new high school graduate, she will attend Charleston Cosmetology Institute with a goal of joining her uncle's salon in Mount Pleasant.
She also plans to continue writing about life on the side.
Reach Jennifer Hawes at 937-5563, follow her on Twitter at @JenBerryHawes or subscribe to her at facebook.com/jennifer.b.hawes.
Collins holds her book, "So It Goes," which includes an award-winning short story about her mother's suicide.×
The cross belonging to Grace Collins' mother hangs beside her bed.×
Grace Collins, a recent graduate of School of the Arts, often writes in her room and has won several awards for a short story she penned about her mother's suicide last spring. The handmade cards above her bed came from fellow School of the Arts students after her mother's death.×
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Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise spent most of their decade-long marriage in the center of the celebrity spotlight.
Now, 12 years after their split, Kidman, 46, says she's relieved that much of that attention has dimmed – even if she looks back on that period with a hint of wistful fondness.
"There is something about that sort of existence that, if you really focus on each other and you're in that bubble, it's very intoxicating, because it's just the two of you," she tells December's Vanity Fair. "And there is only one other person that's going through it. So it brings you very close, and it's deeply romantic."
She says few people are part of that exclusive club.
"I'm sure Brad and Angelina have that, because there's nobody else that understands it except that person who's sleeping right next to you," says the Oscar winner, who can soon be seen playing another person who surely understood that existence: Grace Kelly. Kidman stars as the actress-turned-princess in Grace of Monaco.
Kidman might have felt passion during her marriage to Cruise, 51, but she makes it clear that her current marriage to Keith Urban, 46, is even better – in part because she remained single for so long before marrying the Australian country star in 2006.
"With no disrespect to what I had with Tom, I've met my great love now," she says, pointing out that she was only 23 when she wed Cruise in 1990. "I didn't want to jump from one relationship to another … I was a child, really, when I got married. And I needed to grow up."
Today, she, Urban and their two children Sunday Rose, 5, and Faith, 2 are based in Nashville, and Kidman says she enjoys being away from the intensity in Los Angeles.
The Australian-raised star loves living in Nashville, she says, "because I can kind of have a very odd, idiosyncratic kind of path."
Nicole Kidman on Marriage to Tom Cruise: We Lived in a Romantic Bubble
Patrick Demarchelier exclusively for Vanity Fair.


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Monday, May 5, 2014
Bishop England senior Sarah Santos signed a letter of intent with Winthrop Eagles volleyball last month.
Santos helped Bishop England to two Class AA state championships in 2012 and 2013 as the teams starting libero. She was named All-Lowcountry her junior and senior seasons and co-captain of the Lady Bishops in 2013.
It feels like everything Ive worked so hard for is finally paying off, Santos said. Winthrop was a school I could see myself at even without playing volleyball. I loved the campus and coaches and Im looking forward to meeting the team, getting to know them and seeing what being an Eagle has in store for me.
As a senior, she was selected to the Dorman Tournament of Champions, Porter-Gaud Invitational and Wando Invitational all-tournament teams. She helped guide her club team, MVP U18 Gold, to a fourth-place finish out of 54 teams in this years Big South National Qualifier 18 USA division.
Winthrop competes in the Big South Conference of NCAA Division I volleyball. The Eagles finished 17-13 overall this season, 11-3 at home and were eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Big South tournament.
Sarah is an aggressive player who will help solidify our passing and defensive game, both of which are areas we feel we fell short in this past season, Winthrop head coach Bruce Atkinson said in a release. We are excited to see what Sarah will bring to the court and watch her development over the next four years.
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Plans to export natural gas stir debate
May 13, 2013
WASHINGTON — A domestic natural gas boom already has lowered U.S. energy prices while stoking fears of environmental disaster. Now U.....
Tread, please stop drinking SME's Kool-Aid, you are starting to sound alike; you change meanings and jump from point to point just as rabidly as he does.
The value of the dollar has nothing to do with the fact that the American people were sold a bill of goods on natural gas, and now the postman delivers and it isn't what we ordered.
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BTW liberals, I love all the "disagrees" with no retort, that tells me my point is valid and you have no argument even though you disagree with me, but I guess I should expect that from people who can't comprehend beyond "step 1" so thanks.
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"It still doesn't excuse the bait and switch of increased profits for energy independence."
ummm try again, guess what all commodities (including oil) are traded in? U.S. dollars the more we print the less they are worth. But no that can't be government good, capitalism bad, move beyond "step 1"
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People would care about a 20% yearly increase, but that would have to actually be accurate. When in 2009 are you measuring from? January, right after the price of gas took an unprecedented dive? How about we throw 2008 into that mix and see what kind of monkey wrench it throws into your example? It still doesn't excuse the bait and switch of increased profits for energy independence.
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"Funny how that dollar per gallon "estimate" has kept droppping over the past 5 years or so."
Yea who cares that is going up an average of 20%/year since 2009 no big deal, Where's CO when you need him to tell us how there is no inflation.
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Funny how that dollar per gallon "estimate" has kept droppping over the past 5 years or so. Originally, we were to be afraid of $10 gas, then $8, then $6, and now $5. We haven't seen the price hikes that everyone said we would, so each time they have to lower their prediction.
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"Over the next 5 years, the US will account for a third of new oil supplies, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA)"
The U.S. has more then 350 years worth of known oil reserves too bad the liberals won't let us tap that either.Tthey'd rather rely and exploit a third world nation like Saudi Arabia, but remember they support human rights.
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"Tread, there aren't really any countries left that align with your ideals, they all either collapsed or evolved away from absolute plutocracy."
Yea you're right the last one was the U.S. when it was a prosperous nation now it's "evolving" into another third world country.
"particularly in the name of greed."
I never realized greed was such a new concept, guess it never existed before 2008.
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Tread, there aren't really any countries left that align with your ideals, they all either collapsed or evolved away from absolute plutocracy. Maybe you should start your own, best of luck.
Minor, I love patriotism and independence; I just don't like when they are so quickly forgotten, particularly in the name of greed.
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Born---> there are a couple of countries south of here that are in alignment with your wishes, there called Cuba and Venezuela, you should try one of them on for size.
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"We're gonna export it and liberals are gonna deal with it."
Minor, are you running a multinational out of the basement, or is this just another of your fantasy diatribes where you pretend to represent the majority of Americans?
Many who oppose these exports ARE thinking beyond step one; step one is the extraction, and even with the massive assumption that it can be done safely, export and its impact on our economy are far, far beyond step one.
Fracking proponents have for years been extolling the virtues of natural gas, fueling the fire of patriotism with energy independence, cheap fuel, and positive economic impact for ALL Americans. If this gas is such a natural treasure, then why should we send it out of country at the benefit of so few? With the exception of oil/gas execs, who else would benefit? Their employees make around one five-hundredth of what they do, and the jobs promised never seem to materialize in the quantity or quality promised in the first place.
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"because their corporate masters sell it every where"
Does everywhere include the U.S.? It also brings jobs an prosperity to the U.S., but I'm sure you're rather outsource those to China or India. Critical thinking skills, think beyond "step one" for a change.
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Dumb--> until you can expkkain this outragegeous comment you have no credibility in my eyes:
"We respect the law even if we do not agree with it."
So you don't agree with murder? Or are you trying to say that killing newborns is not murder? I'd love to get your explanation on this comment.
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"Obama arrived at Weinstein and Chapman's home in the West Villiage around 1 PM after flying up from D.C. He left at about 2:19 PM. There was approximately 65 guests paying between $16,200 and $20,000 a ticket at today's event. The White House Pool report identified Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel in the room among the guests."
Meanwhile in New York City, we have more important events taking place.
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"NEW YORK : Police are still looking for one suspect in the mugging of an elderly man who was buying flowers to honor his mother's memory on Mother's Day. The NYPD says the 78-year-old man was just coming from buying the flowers to place by his mother's memorial photo when suspects approached him from behind."
The suspects are most likely left wing Democrats from the looks of this. Mugging a 78 year old who was buying flowers for his Mothers memory. Yep, that's how they have been taught.
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"The Washing Compost of all people are reporting this."
The corruption of this administration can't even be covered up anymore by the liberal media.
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"Internal Revenue Service officials in Washington and at least two other offices were involved in the targeting of conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, making clear that the effort reached well beyond the branch in Cincinnati that was initially blamed, according to documents obtained by The Washington Post."
The Washing Compost of all people are reporting this.
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"WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department secretly obtained two months of telephone records of reporters and editors for The Associated Press in what the news cooperative's top executive called a "massive and unprecedented intrusion" into how news organizations gather the news."
Now we know why the White House has the mainstream media in their back pocket.
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"ABC went from March 18, 2013 (the trial's start) through Monday afternoon with no coverage. Yet, during the same time, the network devoted a staggering 187 minutes (or 70 segments) to other shocking criminal cases, such as Jodi Arias and Amanda Knox."
Yea, they sure don't want the Pro Abortion crowd to have to deal with "reality". But it makes sense after all Jodi Arias and Amanda Knox are not African American women, you know the ones who have been cast aside unless they can sign and dance for the "man".
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"Fifty six days after the grisly trial of abortionist Kermit Gosnell began, ABC broke its self-imposed blackout and finally offered coverage. World News anchor Diane Sawyer belatedly told viewers that Gosnell was convicted on three counts of first degree murder against newborn babies, as well as on a slew of other charges."
I wonder if Maddcow and Dolberman have been brought up to speed on this.
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"BTW how's Tracheal Maddow doing for you, or are you a Keith Olbeman fan?"
What ever happened to Dolberman and Maddcow? Are they still on the air?
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"We respect the law even if we do not agree with it."
DTOM, I saw the same comment by Dumb and said to myself, what an absolute MORON. Even better, Dumb used the word "we". Wow, gotta love that "group" think, must have been part of the latest talking points..
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Mountainjerk---> never listened to Rush a day in my life, if fact I'm not even a republican, but I'm sure you can't wrap your little mind around that concept.BTW how's Tracheal Maddow doing for you, or are you a Keith Olbeman fan?
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Oh yeah, I read Jason Richwine cuase he gots a phd from harvard.-I vote Republican because Citizens United is the riule of minus 9 inches.
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"Intellectual fortitude", misspelling of some fascist's name, argue with who. Fair and balanced reporting. Go back to Rush. Maybe some prozac and ****** will stir your memory. Your idols match the wisdom of your intellect. I listen to Rush Limbaugh because I like children.
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What an awesome lesson of God's love, when you have children. I will never forget the moment I personally felt the ultimate realization that God actually sacrificed & gave up His only child to die... for us. I was rocking my baby, my firstborn son, hugging him so tight at that moment and could not imagine ever making that choice. How did He do it? Could He truly love us that much? Amazing.
1 John 4:9
This is how God showed His love among us: He sent His one and only Son into the world that we might live through Him.


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Best companies to work for in 2016
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