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UNIVERSITY PARK - Lenny Moore woke up early Saturday morning at the Nittany Lion Inn and took a walk downtown.
He wanted to see the old haunts he remembered from the 1950s. After he hit College Avenue, walking past The Corner Room and The Diner - "they used to call it the Penn State Diner," he said - he headed toward Rec Hall and the Nittany Lion shrine.
As he stood before it, a lifetime of memories flooded back.
"Things," he said, "were happening inside me."
Picking the best running back in Penn State history, among the bevy of choices, is difficult. There's all-time rushing leader Curt Warner and 1994 kingpin Ki-Jana Carter and season record holder Larry Johnson, Heisman Trophy winner John Cappelletti. There's Blair Thomas and Curtis Enis, Lydell Mitchell, Franco Harris and Charlie Pittman.
But there's no debating this: If he wasn't the best one - and he may well have been - Lenny Moore was definitely the first great one.
In an era where the players went "both ways," playing offense and defense, Moore averaged a ridiculous 8 yards per carry, a record that still stands among the season leaders - 55 years later.
Moore, now 75, was an honorary captain Saturday. It is the first time in memory a former player was accorded the distinction of being at midfield with the current captains for the coin toss and, if this becomes a new tradition, what a great choice to start.
"Lenny Moore was probably the best football player I've ever coached, all-around," Joe Paterno said Saturday. "He was super. Some people think there wasn't any football here until I came. There's been a great history here, going way back."
Moore, who played at old Beaver Field (capacity: 30,000), was numb at his introduction to the pre-game roar of 107,000.
"It's wonderful, man," he said. "Wow. Looking at all the people, and hearing the 'We Are Penn State,' I'm just amazed at how we've grown. I can't get over this."
Following the coin toss, Dave Truitt of the 1959 Liberty Bowl team, which was honored at halftime, approached Moore.
"Thanks for starting it all," Truitt, whose son Greg was the snapper on the 1987 national championship team and a long-time NFL player, said.
He and Moore embraced.
"He was such a legend," Truitt said. "He could do things with the football other people didn't. He was such a pure athlete in an era when lifting weights wasn't allowed. ... But Lenny, without question, was a great, great athlete."
For whatever reason, many, if not most, of the top backs in Penn State history did not quite equal their college success in the NFL.
That was not the case with Moore, a centerpiece of the old Baltimore Colts and a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
"Back then, you're just going from year to year, and when you become older and all the years of professional football (are over) and I look back, I was a part of all of this, and that just grips you," he said. "It's a blessing."
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Jurors this morning listened to closing arguments in the Ali-Mohamed Mohamud murder trial, with defense attorneys saying prosecutors never proved intent. "He never meant to kill him," defense lawyer Kevin Spitler said, urging jurors not to convict Mohamud of second-degree murder for killing his 10-year-old stepson, Abdifatah.
While Mohamud has admitted killing the boy, prosecutors did not prove the other element of the case needed to win a murder conviction, that he intended to kill him, Spitler said.
"I'm not standing here telling you Mr. Mohamud did not kill his son," Spitler said. "What I am telling you is he did not do that intentionally."
Prosecutors have said Mohamud struck Abdifatah about 70 times with a baker's hardwood rolling pin, shattering the boy's skull, leaving bruises all over his body, breaking two ribs and damaging his internal organs.
Of the blows, four were lethal on their own.
Prosecutor Thomas M. Finnerty said any one of the blows - an adult striking a child using a rolling pin inflicting "one devastating blow after another" - showed Mohamud's intent to murder the boy.
"A person who should have been his protector was instead his murderer," Finnerty said of Mohamud.
The rolling pin caused 11 distinct injuries to the boy's head. "Why would you be using this," Finnerty said, holding the rolling pin during his closing argument, "and why hit him there? That's enough for intentional murder alone." Spitler asked jurors to make a "courageous" and "difficult" decision in acquitting Mohamud. But Finnerty told jurors their hard part - listening to the testimony, watching the gruesome crime-scene video and looking at autopsy photos - was over. "Your verdict, with all due respect, is easy," Finnerty said.
Jurors will begin deliberating after hearing legal instructions from State Supreme Court Justice Christopher J. Burns.
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Chip McCormic 10 rd 1911 Mags
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November 18, 2012, 01:32 AM
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In my experience, the reliability of mags goes down in proportion to the amount of extra rds they try to get you to squeeze in. The 8 rounders seem to work ok but I have had issues with the "trick" higher capacity mags.
November 18, 2012, 03:06 AM
Also you have to be ok with a non-flush fitting mag, the 8 rounders barely hang out, 10 round sticks definitely will.
November 18, 2012, 03:26 AM
you can also ram them in too far if you're too enthusiastic - some have a shelf to act as a spacer in a .gov size frame, much like slamming a .gov size mag into an officer frame
November 18, 2012, 09:21 AM
I have two for my Marlin Camp 45. Also have a Wilson Combat 10-rounder. Both function quite well. But then again, I'm using them in a carbine, not a pistol.
November 18, 2012, 09:26 AM
I've had a number of the Chip McCormic mags in 7, 8 and 10 round all worked fine with my Springfield and RIA 1911. Both of these guns however have steel frames and have seen some complaints about one of the magazines being used in alloy framed guns marking the feed ramps.
November 19, 2012, 12:41 PM
They have worked fine for me. YMMV.
November 19, 2012, 05:01 PM
I can't speak to the 10-rounders, but the 8-round Chip McCormick Power Mags have been 100% reliable in my Colt Government XSE.
November 19, 2012, 06:42 PM
Appreciate the input guys!
November 19, 2012, 08:10 PM
I prefer 8 round magazines that are flush with the bottom of the grip. 8+1 is plenty of ammunition for me. If I want more I'll get a Glock.
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November 19, 2012, 08:51 PM
I carry the 8 rd in the gun and the 10 rd for backup. Never had any trouble with them.
November 19, 2012, 08:57 PM
I used 10 round mags for a long while including on-duty. They were always 100 percent.
November 19, 2012, 09:28 PM
No experience with the tens, but the eight rounders have been completely reliable in my ATI.
November 19, 2012, 09:40 PM
I have several of the 10rd mags. Have not any issues with them. If extra capacity is needed, they work well.
November 19, 2012, 10:02 PM
I have one 10-rounder for my government model, it functions perfectly fine but I feel like it throws off the balance of the gun when fully loaded.
November 19, 2012, 11:11 PM
Have always heard good things about the Chip McM mags but the one that I bought just doesn't work in my RI 1911. First round fires and the mag disengages. Slap it back again and the next round fires but the mag drops again. Tried different ammo types and the same thing happens. Just doesn't work except to make my 1911 a single shot gun. Not good.
November 20, 2012, 08:18 AM
I have several 8 rounder's and 1 10 round mag. All have been 100%. I wouldn't carry the 10 round mag, but it is in a gun that says at home.
Hk Dan
November 20, 2012, 10:28 AM
Well, Hell, they've been using them in USPSA L10 since the division started. They ae fine, and completely reliable. If McComicks 7 or 8 round mags work with your gun these should too.
November 20, 2012, 01:54 PM
I use Tripp Cobramags, both 7 and 10 rounders. The 10 are obviously not flush-fit, but the reliability is outstanding with both the 7 and 10.
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I be skrumpin' yee yee.
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"O shit, I was skrumped on may 22nd." or "She looks like a skrumper"
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Did you skrump last night after your date?
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Starting up front: It sounds like Tatar and Andersson are going to be in the opening game lineup next season. Brunner is a MUST re-sign. I don't think we'll keep Nyquist down another wasted season.
...That gives us a top-six of some combination of Datsyuk, Zetterberg, Franzen, Brunner, Tatar, Nyquist. A third line of Helm, Bert, Sammy. A fourth line of Abby, Andersson, Tootoo. Then we'll still have 13th and 14th forwards Emmerton and Eaves (rrr..) under contract.
...We're done!(??). How much of a raise Brunner will get is really the only issue. Nyquist and Andersson will get slight raises as RFA's, but just slight ones.
...There really isn't even a need to overpay to keep Val - unless we really want to / don't have to overpay. Certainly, there's no reason or desire to bring back Cleary (perhaps as a min salary under certain circumstances). Certainly no need to bring back Miller either (ditto).
On to defense: Smith is certainly an RFA that we're not going to give up on - he'll be back at a slight raise. Kronner and E as your top pair (for now..). Smith and Quincey as your second (again). Lashoff and Covalacio (under contract ..rrr) as two of your bottom three. Let's hold off on this for now.
On to the net. Jonas is under contract as the backup. Howard will certainly be brought back at a raise of some level.
About 12.1m under the cap. Let's say we dole out about 2mil in raises for our 3 RFA's (Andersson, Nyquist, Smith).
About 10.1m under the cap. Let's say Brunner's contract bumps to Val-level, about 3mil. About a 1.7m raise we'll say.
About 9.4m under the cap. Let's say Howard's contract bumps to "between Mule and Hank"-level. About 5mil. About a 2.8m raise we'll say.
About 6.6m in cap-space now. Not a ton - but something. And there are things we could do still to lower this without losing, really anything.
...For instance:
...Ridding ourselves of Eaves' worthless 1.2m salary (somehow). I'd much rather have a cheap prospect like Sheahan, Jarnkrok, Pulkkinen, Jurco, etc...or Miller/Cleary on a min. contract in that slot.
...Ridding ourselves of Colaiacovo's worthless 2.5m salary (somehow). I'd much rather see a cheap prospect...or Kindl back on min. in that slot.
...In more extravagant moves...Bert and Sammy are both contracts I'm sure we'd all love to see moved. Quincey is a contract we'd all love to see moved.
WITHOUT moving any of those deals, we're gonna have about 7 mil in cap space to add an elite #1 defenseman. Make some of those contracts disappear, and u can start talking about bringing Val and even White back too.
Holland really, really, really f-d the organization over last off-season. But, with some shrewdness, he will have a chance to revive it this off-season. A chance.


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NEW WATERFORD - Don R. Brothers passed away on November 12, 2012 at University Hospitals in Cleveland following a long illness. He was 75.
He was born in Youngstown on August 30, 1937, the son of Bern R. and Esther (Kuhn) Brothers.
A 1955 graduate of Austintown Fitch High School, he received his bachelor's degree in business administration from Youngstown University in 1961. He served in the United States Marine Corps from 1955 to 1963, gaining the rank of Staff Sergeant, and remained a proud Marine Corps supporter throughout his life.
He was President and Chief Executive Officer of The Century Group, headquartered in New Waterford, Ohio. His tenure began in 1953 by working with his father, who had originally founded the business as the Boardman Roofing & Supply Company in 1944.
During his nearly 60 years with the company, it was renamed Century Industries Corporation and grew into a nationally-known manufacturer of roof coatings, driveway sealers and joint compounds. In 1977 he launched Century Container Corporation, now a leading manufacturer of plastic pails and lids.
He was the consummate entrepreneur and inventor, holding several patents related to his various businesses. Other companies in The Century Group include Century Logistics Plus, LLC; Century Sports, LLC; Cat's Sales-Leasing Corporation; DRB Properties; and DRB Builders Plus, LLC.
He was active in the YSU Ice Castles Scholarship Fund and enthusiastically supported the university, as well as a long list of charities. He was also the sponsor of the Century Bombers softball team and loved rooting for his granddaughters Corinne and Claire at their games. While most of his time was spent at his business, he also enjoyed attending YSU games and functions, riding his Harley, visiting with friends at Tippecanoe Country Club, and occasionally vacationing in Florida.
He leaves his son, Mark Brothers of Columbiana; his daughter, Jill Brothers of Negley; two brothers, Roland (Wanda) Brothers of Youngstown and Budd Brothers of Canfield; and four grandchildren, Corinne and Claire Brothers of Columbiana and Evan and Laurel Brothers of Negley.
In addition, he will be greatly missed by past and present Century employees and the many friends and business associates he came to know during his long career.
A celebration of life is planned for 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. on Sunday, December 9th at The Links Banquet Center at Firestone Farms in Columbiana.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Toys for Tots organization by bringing an unwrapped toy or monetary donation to the celebration, or by donating online at www.toysfortots.org.
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It's true: Jessica Simpson opted for a tame – but no less fun – co-ed bachelor-bachelorette party alongside fiancé Eric Johnson.
Simpson, 33, and Johnson, 34, hosted about 40 people, including their bridesmaids, groomsmen and Johnson's former football teammates. Simpson's mom, Tina, and Johnson's dad also attended the bash at the Warwick in Los Angeles on June 8.
"It wasn't about being naughty," says a friend of Simpson's. "They just wanted a great night out with their friends and family."
"They didn't want a traditional bachelor-bachelorette where they go off and do their own thing, because our group of friends is so close we just wanted to all be together," adds Simpson's longtime friend and bridesmaid, Stephanie Terblanche.
"This is what we would do anyway. We would all go out, and I think that this speaks for the group. If we are not going to be at someone's house hanging out playing beer pong, this is the closest thing to it," says Terblanche.
During the "relaxed" evening, "everyone had a great time," says the friend. "There were fun toasts at dinner and dancing!"
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This and the subsequent reply are among Letters to the Editor in the March 5, 2013, Tomahawk Leader.
I e-mailed Sen. Tom Tiffany on 2/20/13 about my concerns over the mining bill. A week later, (the day the Senate passed the bill 17-16) I received a reply from Mr. Tiffany which stated, "My two goals in advancing this legislation are to ensure that Wisconsin's high environmental standards are maintained and that an applicant has certainty."
The next day, Tiffany did an interview with the Capital Times in Madison. He stated, "There are going to be some impacts to the environment above the iron ore body. If the law ends up in court, the judge needs to know it was the legislature's intent to allow adverse (environmental) impacts. That way a judge can't find fault if the environment is impacted."
In other words, Tiffany and the mining company, Gogebic Taconite, wrote the legislation specifically to make lawsuits by the citizens of Wisconsin and other groups less likely to succeed – and to allow the mining company to damage the environment with impunity for itself and the state. (A link to the complete article was provided and is available on the Tomahawk Leader Message Board at www.tomahawkleader.com.) (Read the complete article at http://host.madison.com/news/local/writ ... z2MK2cdliQ)
Tom Tiffany has lied to his constituents and to the rest of Wisconsin. If passed by the Assembly and signed into law, this legislation will affect the entire state, anywhere that mining is a possibility – including Oneida County.
Any potential benefits of a mine pale in comparison to the environmental damage that will occur – and Tom Tiffany knows that. His representation of the Northwoods is a travesty.
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Chun-Li is my favorite character ever! I bet you have some favorites yourself.
Don't you have a favorite female character from the game?
Then Chun-Lee would be my favorite.
She rocks!"If you can fool your friends,you can fool your enemies".I am back! Kinda. =]
Yay for chun-li she has fans!"If you can fool your friends,you can fool your enemies".I am back! Kinda. =]
my vote goes for Sakura. Her combos in SF4 are awesome.
I would definetly have to say chun-li from capcom VS snk 2. Her combos were pretty cool..
For me it would be Cammy from Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers.
i like chun-li and cammy
of playing street fighter 4, my new fave female character is cammy. shes brutal!
Cammy wears commoflage leggings with her green leotard in the old classic videogame."I love anime and manga! Also J-Rock!"
she is pretty cool
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is the man
aren't many female characters
There's afew from the street fighter 4 videogame"I love anime and manga! Also J-Rock!"
I like Cammy
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she is awesome
i think Karin might be my favorite if not her Chun Li xD You Are My Sweetest Downfall♥
hottest street fighter character imo < Live every day as if it was your last > Zombaukto legends^^
Its so hard to pick I love playing as Chun-Li,R Mika,Ibuki,Makoto,Camie,and Sakura.
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LOCKPORT – A Juniper Street man pleaded guilty in Niagara County Court Tuesday to entering a McIntosh Drive garage Sept. 1 and stealing a set of golf clubs.
Jeremy P. Barnes, 34, admitted to a reduced charge of attempted third-degree burglary. As a second-time felon, he faces mandatory state prison time of up to four years when he is sentenced Jan. 29 by County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas.
A co-defendant, Timothy A. Speers, 40, of Lockport, died of a reported drug overdose since the crime, Assistant District Attorney Ryan K. Parisi said.


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Prep Time 10 minutes |
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2 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 cup onion, diced
1/3 cup celery, diced
3 cups organic potatoes, peeled and cubed
3 cups organic sweet corn, fresh or frozen
2 cup water
32 ounces Edensoy Originalor Edensoy Unsweetened
1 tsp Eden Sea Salt, or to taste
1 tsp dried dill
1/2 tsp dried thyme
1 cup carrot, small dicedor small diced red bell pepper
1/2 cup green onion, finely chopped
1 dash black pepper, or to taste
Heat oil, sauté garlic, onions and celery. Add potatoes, salt, 1 cup corn and water. Cook until potatoes are soft. Purée in two batches in a blender until creamy, then place in a sauce pan with carrots, remaining corn, dill and thyme. Simmer 5 minutes or until the carrots and corn are tender. Add the Edensoy, mix, and simmer on medium-low for another 5 minutes until hot. Serve garnished with green onions and black pepper to taste.
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Dancing with the Stars finalists Kelly Monaco and Val Chmerkovskiy's intense chemistry was buzzed-about all season long.
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"I've spent every day with him for the past three and a half months for 12 hours a day," Kelly Monaco told PEOPLE. "It's going to be super strange not having him around."
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"It made me proud that I'm relevant," he said of his performance with Monaco in the finale. "I became relevant on the show this season because of her. That really meant a lot to me."
And with that, Chmerkovskiy planted several pecks on his partner: "I give her a kiss goodbye ... hello ... see you later," he said between smooches.
"See you in a couple hours," Monaco teased.
She wasn't joking: The pair were spotted arm in arm while out in New York City on Wednesday.


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The Journal of Hate Studies is an international scholarly journal promoting the sharing of interdisciplinary ideas and research relating to the study of what hate is, where it comes from, and how to combat it. It presents cutting-edge essays, theory, and research that deepen the understanding of the development and expression of hate. The Journal aims to provide a deeper understanding of the processes that encourage the expression of hate so that methods of challenging and stopping its expression may be based on theory and research. The Journal reflects the optimism that as hate is understood, it can be contained and controlled allowing for persons to reach their full human potential without fear of retribution.
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The Journal seeks articles written with precision and depth, and that are compelling for a wide audience. Articles accepted for publication are citation-based (APA style), with high quality underlying philosophical and psychological development of thought. A primary criterion for acceptance is the level to which the article enriches, extends, and advances the study and understanding of hate in its multiplicity of forms.
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Volume 11 of the Journal of Hate Studies will be devoted to the conference proceedings from "The Pursuit of Justice: Understanding Hatred, Confronting Intolerance, Eliminating Inequality." This special three-day event at Gonzaga University School of Law links the 3rd International Conference on Hate Studies and the 2nd Conference on Race and the Criminal Justice System. The conference proceedings will be competitively selected, peer-reviewed, and article-quality.For questions regarding publication opportunities under The Pursuit of Justice conference:
The Journal of Hate Studies (peer-review)
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Jason Gillmer, J.D., LL.M.
Associate Dean for Faculty Research and Development
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a place for people to go and post stuff about them thats probally not even true, just so they can make some 'friends'. a place for people to post blogs about how much thier life sucks, or about what they did over the weekend. a place for people to post bullitens about how many new pictures they have, or about how 'toms shutting down myspace, so hurry and send this to 435029 people.' & a place where people can take random pictures that bearly just shows half of thier faces, so they can post them and see how many comments they can get saying how hott they are.
hey i have new pictures, and thier lonely! GO COMMENT!!!!!! i promiseee i'll comment back!
Alanna-Joy tərəfindən 30 May 2005
The place where you can make friend's with your favourite bands.
Or a pervert's playground.
Or a pervert's playground.
"Oh a half naked 16 year old"
Lolz. tərəfindən 31 Mart 2005
Absolute ghost-town of a social network
In 8 years time:
Person 1: Add me on myspace
Person under the age of 20: What's myspace?
Person 1: Add me on myspace
Person under the age of 20: What's myspace?
Muzikman_127 tərəfindən 26 Fevral 2011
a website that can be useful for finding friends with similar interests, if used properly.
1st example of improper usage: I HAV LIEK TWENTYMILLIONBAJILLION FRENZ SO IM BETTER TEHN U!!!111!1!!!1!
2nd example of improper usage:
2nd example of improper usage:
Emologist tərəfindən 11 May 2005
Facebook's bitch.
seriously, who uses Myspace anymore?
nxt2yoshi tərəfindən 12 May 2011
the destroyer of every other possible method for communication
person 1- hey it was cool meeting you, what's your phone number?
person 2- i no longer own a phone. do you have a myspace?
person 1- no phone?????
person 2- who needs one. i wouldnt pick up anyway, i'm too busy on myspace
person 2- i no longer own a phone. do you have a myspace?
person 1- no phone?????
person 2- who needs one. i wouldnt pick up anyway, i'm too busy on myspace
ten cents tərəfindən 21 May 2006
A website orginally created for bands to put up ads free. But is now american teen's favorite online hangout.Where people have a unrealstic amount of friends. Everyone has a Myspace or is told constantly to get one. Also people spend unhealth amount of time on the site checking their mail every second, uploading pictures, or perfecting their profile. Everyone post 98576x bulletins ordering everyone else to comment their new picture that looks like the other 10 but has one thing changed. And where people try to find their soulmate and find up finding a 40 year old perv.
Almost everyone in my school has a MySpace.
If you don't you are socially outcasted.
If you don't you are socially outcasted.
Poetic Soul tərəfindən 01 Mart 2006


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Hey guys. I wanna know more vampire books so i could read more. Vampire books are amazing and amazingly GREAT ! what do you think of vampire books? and please share? ......
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Hellsing manga
Hellsing OVA anime
Twilight Series........
(No offense, if you are fans of this book, it just my opinion)
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The Philadelphia Flyers are starting to show improvement.
The Flyers won their second straight game with a 5-0 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday.
This is a sharp contrast to Philadelphia's start to the season, when it scored more than two goals in a game only once, winning just four times in its first 15 games.
Jakub Voracek scored twice and Steve Mason made 24 saves as the Flyers won consecutive games for just the second time this season.
"We got back to the basics," said Matt Read, who had the Flyers' first goal Tuesday.
"The first month we tried to do things when we didn't have them and now we're just keeping things simple by getting pucks deep and getting pucks out when we have to and winning puck battles along the boards.
"Those little things turn into victories."
Vincent Lecavalier and Brayden Schenn also scored for the Flyers (6-10-1), while Claude Giroux added two assists.
It was Mason's first shutout of the season and the 20th of his career.
"This was an extremely sound effort all around and from a defensive standpoint we didn't give a lot up," Mason said.
Craig Anderson stopped 26 of 31 shots in his first start in more than a week after suffering a neck injury in a loss to Dallas on Nov. 9.
The Senators (7-7-4) were shutout for the first time this season and had a three-game winning streak snapped in the loss.
Robin Lehner started and won all three games in Anderson's absence and was the NHL's first star of the week last week.
When Senators coach Paul MacLean faced some criticism for starting Anderson rather than Lehner.
"We had been playing well and we got exposed by a team that was a little more desperate than we were," MacLean said.
"There are only 20 guys from Philadelphia that are happy with their game. I don't think there's anyone on our team that should be happy with their game and Craig is no different than the rest of us. There were 20 guys that went out there and 20 guys that didn't get the job done."
The Flyers led 3-0 after the second intermission and got goals from Lecavalier and Schenn to put the finishing touches on the win.
There was very little flow through most of the first period, further evidence that both clubs are enduring early season struggles.
"I don't think we had much jump and it started early. We weren't handling pucks and we kept it along the walls a lot which kind of slows things down and makes it tough to create momentum," Senators forward Zack Smith said.
"There were a couple of giveaways in the defensive end that cost us, but you lose 5-0 and you can't say the effort was there."
The Flyers opened the scoring late in the first period when Read collected a puck behind the Senators' net and scored on a wraparound.
His attempt actually hit the far goalpost but then found the back of Anderson's leg and was redirected across the goal line.
That 1-0 lead was quickly doubled in the second period as Voracek scored his first of the game 28 seconds into the period.
Voracek was behind the goal when he took a pass from Scott Hartnell and quickly reached around, beating Anderson to the post for his second goal of the season.


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Hulu posted a new video from Into the White, which features Rupert Grint's character, Robert Smith, bemoaning the fact that he's missing a very important date with a girl named Sheila. Watch it at this link or below.
Blink and you'll miss him...The official CBGB movie Facebook page added an exclusive behind-the-scenes video. Around the :30 second mark, you can see Rupert in the background as Cheetah Chrome, tearing it up on the guitar. Watch it here.
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The wife of a Flagler County school board member who is accused in a deadly hit-and-run crash will serve prison time as part of a plea deal.
Jamesine Fischer will serve a minimum of 21 months in prison, and faces a maximum of three years when she's sentenced in April.
The 56-year-old Palm Coast woman is married to school board member John Fischer, which raised questions over how the sheriff's office handled the case.
Fischer ran down 76-year-old Francoise Pecqueur, who was walking her dog, in November 2011, officials said. Pecqueur died two days later.
Jamesine Fischer did not call for help until nearly 12 hours after the crash. The sheriff's office then handled the call as a medical problem and did not send a deputy for about six hours.


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I don't know what game you watched but that first line with all the big guns was extremely productive
I watched the game that we lost. Becasue we had no secondary scoring. That is the problem. If you put all your play makers on the same line, you become one demensional. D, Z amd sometimes Fil make others around them better. Now no one is doing that.


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on March 20, 2013 - 12:02 AM
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Buffalo Bills fans frustrated over the team's inaction in free agency will have to come to terms with a cold reality:
The future of the team ultimately will be in the hands of a rookie quarterback, which means a quick-fix approach to the team's playoff drought probably is not the wisest plan of action and another dose of patience is required from the faithful.
So it goes for a Bills team rebuilding under new head coach Doug Marrone.
The Bills will install new schemes on offense and defense. Even though Buffalo has quality on its offensive and defensive lines, creating a legitimate playoff contender almost surely is going to take time.
One week into the NFL's free-agency season, all signs point to the Bills taking a wide receiver and a quarterback early in April's NFL Draft. Or a quarterback and a wide receiver. The decision by Ryan Fitzpatrick to reject a reasonable contract offer from the Bills was yet another signal in that direction.
Fitzpatrick recognized that the team's preference is to get a rookie QB on the field this season.
The quarterback options that remain to the Bills in free agency are nothing more than stop-gap replacements.
Veteran quarterbacks the Bills could pursue to compete with incumbent Tarvaris Jackson include Kevin Kolb, Jason Campbell and Brady Quinn. None of them are going to change the Bills' desire to take a quarterback with one of their top two picks.
Buffalo spent the third most money in the league last year, behind only New Orleans and Tampa Bay. In the wake of their 6-10 finish, the Bills have decided lavish spending is not the prudent course this season.
Nevertheless, there still are plenty of ways the Bills can help their roster by doing some bargain shopping of veterans now that the first wave of big-money free agents have signed.
Giving themselves more options at need positions would make a lot of sense.
Here's how those positions, after quarterback, stack up in free agency:
Receiver: Veterans on the market include Darius Heyward-Bey, Brandon Lloyd, Julian Edelman, Titus Young, Laurent Robinson, Mohammed Massaquoi, David Nelson, Steve Breaston, Devery Henderson, Early Doucet, Ted Ginn, Ramses Barden and Austin Collie. The Bills have Stevie Johnson and T.J. Graham. If they draft a receiver at No. 8 overall, he could start. Marcus Easley will get another shot.
The Bills decided they didn't want to commit a tender offer of $1.3 million to retain Nelson's rights. But if he lingers on the market, they might be able to re-sign him for less. They still need a low-cost veteran to add more reliability to the cast.
Guard: Tennessee signed Andy Levitre for $7.8 million a year. The Bills re-signed Kraig Urbik for $3.3 million a year. Center Eric Wood is entering the last year of his contract. He could command $5 million to $6 million a year. Journeyman Colin Brown is on the roster. Available guards include Kevin Boothe (Giants), Brandon Moore (Jets) and Tyronne Green (Chargers).
Tight ends: The Bills' Scott Chandler is coming back from knee surgery. No. 2 tight end Lee Smith is the blocking tight end. The top seven tight ends on the market have been signed.
Linebacker: The Bills added Manny Lawson to start on the strong side in both a three-man and four-man front. It's apparent they have high hopes for Nigel Bradham, who only played 36 percent of the snaps last season. He ran a 4.53-second time in the 40-yard dash last year but will have to prove his value in coverage. Bryan Scott was re-signed to play in the nickel defense. Again, here's a spot where a veteran presence would be reassuring.
And somebody needs to play inside next to Kelvin Sheppard in a 3-4. It's hard to see someone like Pittsburgh's James Harrison, at age 34, wanting to join the Bills' rebuilding. Karlos Dansby, given his age (31) and cost, may not be an ideal fit, either. But as jobs fill up, veterans will get more eager to sign.
The market still includes Justin Durant (Lions), Victor Butler (Cowboys), Daryl Smith (Jaguars), D.J. Williams (Broncos), Brad Jones (Packers), Calvin Pace (Jets), Bart Scott (Jets) and Larry Grant (Niners).
Safety: Da'Norris Searcy is in place to take over for George Wilson at strong safety. Here's a case in which good teams like the Packers and Steelers trust that the next man up in the organization will fill the role. Can Searcy do it? The draft has some good safety prospects. It will be interesting to see if new defensive coordinator Mike Pettine wants to bring in a lower-cost veteran like Jim Leonhard (Broncos) or Eric Smith (Jets) to help teach the scheme.
Dolphins win offseason
Miami had more than $30 million in cap space when free agency started, and its fan base is restless. So the Dolphins handed out more than $130 million in contracts in the first week of free agency. The Dolphins are the mythical offseason champions. It's a dangerous title, as Washington so frequently has proved and as Philadelphia discovered two years ago.
There is little doubt the Dolphins have improved. Receiver Mike Wallace, signed for $12 million a year, is a proven big-time weapon, even though he's not in the Calvin Johnson class. Miami got tight end Dustin Keller for a reasonable one-year price ($4.25 million). They added a big wideout in Brandon Gibson for an acceptable cost, a little more than $3 million a year. Receiver Brian Hartline was retained. All of that helps an offense that ranked 27th last year. Miami needs second-year man Jonathan Martin to come through at one tackle spot and must add another tackle as well. If that happens, QB Ryan Tannehill should post good numbers in coach Joe Philbin's Green Bay-style offense.
The questionable spending took place on defense, where inside linebacker Dannell Ellerbe got $7 million a year to replace Dansby. Ellerbe has 14 career starts in a Baltimore system set up to make him look good. Philip Wheeler, a two-year starter, was signed from Oakland for $5 million a year to replace Kevin Burnett. Ellerbe and Wheeler are younger than Dansby and Burnett, but they have to do a lot to prove they're better. One benefit of the 4-3 defense is the linebackers usually come at a reasonable cost. Time will tell if the deals hurt Miami's cap situation.
Big TE gamble
St. Louis suddenly finds itself in a division with not one but two juggernauts in San Francisco and Seattle. The Rams' offense has ranked in the bottom 10 in the league six years in a row.
So St. Louis rolled the dice on tight end Jared Cook, who they hope will help their attack.
Cook signed for $7 million a year, becoming the third-highest paid tight end in the NFL, behind only Dallas' Jason Witten and San Francisco's Vernon Davis. He's ahead of New England's Rob Gronkowski, at $6.9 milllion a year.
Cook has averaged 46 catches for 640 yards and 3.5 TDs the last two seasons while the Bills' Chandler has averaged 40 for 434 with six TDs. Granted, the Titans' offense is low-functioning and Cook is a physical talent. But it's a major projection by Rams coach Jeff Fisher.
Youth is served
Quote from Patriots owner Robert Kraft on the first week of free agency: "The top 25 players have received $700 million. How many Pro Bowls do any of you think, cumulatively, those 25 players have gone to? Anyone have a guess? Six. So cumulatively, the players that got $700 [million] – 25 players – so that tells you that the trend is going to signing young, up-and-coming players. There were 52 starters – and a starter is someone who plays more than eight games – who have been cut this year, and 41 of them are over 30 years old. I don't think this has ever happened the same way in the league."
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'Godspell Jr.' to be performed
WINCHESTER, Va. - Apple Creative Theater's Youth Musical "Godspell Jr." will be performed at 7:30 p.m. March 1, 7, 8, 14 and 15; and at 2 p.m. March 2, 9 and 10 at St. Paul's on the Hill Episcopal Church, Senseny Road. Cost is $6 per ticket.
For more information or tickets, call 540-664-1089.
Weinberg Center announces lineup
FREDERICK, Md. - The Weinberg Center for the Arts, 20 W. Patrick St., has announced the following lineup:
Today: The Honeycutters;
Friday: Alfie Boe;
Feb. 14: "Iron Man" Cal Ripken Jr.;
Feb. 16: The Flying Karamazov Brothers;
Feb. 24: "Around the World in 80 Days;"
Feb. 27: Showing of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off;"
March 1: "Clifford the Big Red Dog - Live."
For more information or tickets, call 301-600-2828 or visit www.weinbergcenter.org.
The MET announces shows
FREDERICK, Md. - The Maryland Ensemble Theater will present the following productions:
Today to Sunday, March 3: "The Glass Menagerie;"
April 4-28: "Finally Heard, Feminine of an Uncivil War."
For more information or tickets, call the MET Box Office at 301-694-4744.
Old Opera House sets season
CHARLES TOWN - The Old Opera House will present the following productions:
Friday to Sunday and Feb. 15-17: "Suite Surrender"
March 15-17, 22-24: "Duck Hunter Shoots Angel"
April 26-28 and May 3-5: "Honus and Me"
Sept. 5-8, 12-15: "Legally Blonde"
Oct. 18-20, 25-27: "Murder Among Friends" and
Dec. 6-8, 12-15, 19-22: "Shrek."
For more information or tickets, call 304-725-4420 or visit www.oldoperahouse.org.
Apollo announces upcoming events
MARTINSBURG - The Apollo Civic Theatre will present the following productions:
Friday to Sunday: The Allnight Strut;
Feb. 23: Annual Talent Show;
March 8 to 10, 15 to 17: "High School Reunion, the Musical;"
April 13: John Eric Booth.
Reserve tickets by emailing at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling the box office at 304-263-6766.
Luhrs Center
sets its lineup
SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. - The Luhrs Center, located on the campus of Shippensburg University, has announced the following lineup:
Saturday: An Evening with Michael W. Smith;
Saturday, Feb. 16: Popovich Comedy Pet Theater;
Thursday, Feb. 21: An Evening with John Quinones - lecture;
Saturday, Feb. 23: An Evening with Olivia Newton John;
April 4: Boyz II Men;
April 17: ABBA, The Concert;
May 18: Sara Evans;
For more information, visit www.luhrscenter.com.
Conservatory announces lineup
WINCHESTER, Va. - The Shenandoah Conservatory at Shenandoah University has announced its 2012-13 season. All performances will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday; at 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturday; and at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
The following will be performed in the Ohrstrom-Bryant Theater:
Thursday, Feb. 28 to Sunday, March 3, 2013: "In the Woods."
The following will be performed in the Glaize Studio Theater:
Feb. 14-17: "Henry IV Part 1;"
April 4-7: "Summer & Smoke."
For more information or tickets, call 540-665-4569 or visit www.ConservatoryPerforms.org.
New Embassy slates events
CUMBERLAND, Md. - The Embassy Theatre, 49 Baltimore St., announces the following events:
Feb. 14, 7:30 p.m.: Showing of "Velvet Goldmine," followed by a special Valentine's Dance;
Feb. 15 and 17: "The Hound of the Baskervilles;"
Feb. 16, 7:30 p.m.: "Idiocracy;"
March 14, 7:30 p.m.: "But I'm a Cheerleader;"
March 17, 2:30 p.m.: "Oldboy;"
April 25, 7:30 p.m.: "Glen or Glenda;"
April 28, 2:30 p.m.: "Chasing Amy."
For more information, call 301-722-4692 or visit www.newembassy.org.
Capitol Theatre sets lineup
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. - The Capitol Theatre Centre, 159 S. Main St., announces the following lineup:
Saturday, Feb. 16: "Romance of the Dance;"
Sunday, March 3: The Glenn Miller Orchestra;
Wednesday, April 6: The Diamonds.
For more information or tickets, call 717-263-0202 or visit www.thecapitoltheatre.org.
Maryland Theatre announces events
HAGERSTOWN, Md. - The Maryland Theatre, 21 S. Potomac St., has announced the following events:
Saturday, Feb. 16 and Sunday, Feb. 17: Maryland Symphony Orchestra MaterWorks III "For the Love of Mozart;"
March 7: "Cabin Fever Blues Bash;"
March 8: Harlem Gospel Choir;"
March 12: Hagerstown Live on Stage! Side Street Strutters.
For more information or tickets, call 301-790-3500 or visit www.mdtheatre.org.
YATL announces 2013 season
SHEPHERDSTOWN - The Young Actors Theater Lab has announced its 2013 season:
March 1-10: "Fiddler on the Roof, Jr.;"
May 24 to June 2: "The Birds;"
July 11-14: "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory;"
Oct. 4-13: "The Secret Garden."
Season tickets are available. All four shows can bee seen for $24.
YATL is part of the Full Circle Theater Company.
For more information, call 304-876-1350 or visit www.MyATL.com.
Winchester theatre announces schedule
WINCHESTER, Va. - The Winchester Little Theatre will present the following performances:
March 8-23: "The Gazebo;"
May 10-25: "You Know I Can't Hear You When The Water's Running."
For more information or tickets, call 540-662-3331 or visit www.wltonline.org.
Way Off Broadway to present 'Aladdin'
FREDERICK, Md. - The Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre and Children's Theatre presents its productions:
To Saturday, March 9: "Steel Magnolias;"
Saturday to March 9: Disney's "Aladdin;"
Friday, March 22 to Saturday, June 1: "9 to 5, The Musical;"
Saturday, April 6 to Sunday, July 28: Disney's "Cinderella."
Shows run every Friday and Saturday evening, with some Sunday evening performances, as well as select Saturday and Sunday matinee performances. For more information, call the box office at 301-662-6600 or visit www.wayoffbroadway.com.
Wayside Theatre slates performances
MIDDLETOWN, Va. - The Wayside Theatre will present the following performances:
To Saturday, March 17: "Smoke on the Mountain: Homecoming."
For more information or tickets, call 540-869-1776 or visit www.waysidetheatre.org.
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Youth in Open Source Week on Opensource.com is January 13 - 17
Announcing Youth in Open Source Week: January 13 - 17
Our first-ever Youth in Open Source Week at Opensource.com was January 13 - 17, 2014!
We were excited to offer you a solid week of content focused on how kids and teens are using open source today. See the full list of articles here.
Published articles
On Europe's first Code Week with Irish Ambassador Julie Cullen » read the article
The first Europe Code Week was held two months ago at schools and CoderDojos in 26 countries around Europe—Ireland and Croatia being the most active. Ireland's Ambassador Julie Cullen shares what it was like to work with kids were on code and computers.
Dave and Gunnar interview Lauren Egts: Raspberry Pi, Scratch, and more » read the article
Kids have a willingness to jump in. The break things. To just try it. What's impressive is that Lauren Egts is doing this with code and hardware. Don't miss her take being a girl programmer in this episode of The Dave and Gunnar Show!
Four Linux distros for kids » read the article
There are many different varieties of environments that the Linux community has designed for the children, and I haven't yet explored them all, but of the ones I did, you should be able to find a great solution for teaching a kid you know about Linux and computing.
Trust your students with open source » read the article
Children wholly embody a beginner's mind and naturally exhibit an inquisitiveness and passion to explore the world around them. They are natural hackers... Unimpeded by assumptions of what technology should do, or a fear of failure, children push forward into a realm of possibility, invention and exploration. As a technology and education leader in a public K-12 school district, my role is to design a learning environment where openness, creativity, and opportunity is offered to every child. I'm also fortunate to be part of a team who values the open source philosophy and embraces educational software freedom.
What open source means to a young programmer » read the article
As a rather introverted person, being an open source programmer gives me access to a community that it feels really good to be a part of. My first polished and complete open source program is a simple vulnerability scanner. And though I have very few downloads and I've been the only one who's contributed to the project on GitHub, doesn't mean I won't ever have a successful open source project. For now, my projects are small, but I hope that some time in the future my projects will help people across the globe.
The Digital Girl of the Year dreams of dancing with robots » read the article
Lune is part of CoderDojo Belgium, where she has learned and practiced a variety of open source digital skills like programming in Scratch. In this interview find out more about CoderDojos, the work she's done, the award she's won, and what she sees in her future.
How computer science teachers can better reach their students » read the article
Computer programming is ultimately about identifying the steps to solve a problem. Scratch has control structures such as loops and conditional statements (if/then/else), variables, and even the concept of objects with their own methods. In the computer science classes I teach, we first see how Python implements these concepts, and then transition to Java. This further emphasizes that it's not about the specific words used in a language as much as the larger concepts, which apply to many languages/implementations.
Four projects for parents to teach their kids about open hardware and electronics » read the article
Kids are quick learners and have great imaginations. When pursuing an electronic or hardware project with a kid, the most important thing to keep in mind is: keep things playful. As long as their hands are in gunk and they are taking things apart, or there's the possibility of blowing something up, kids will stay interested. As soon as the activity starts to seem like work, they switch off. Here are four fun and easy projects for teaching kids more about electronics and hardware in a couple hours or an afternoon.
Coding adventures and contributing to open source with CodeCombat » read the article
CodeCombat is a for-profit, YCombinator-backed startup that sees the future of code education as beginning with instruction and ending with contributions to open source projects. When we designed the product, we knew we wanted to open source all of the code. We envision players learning to code using tutorials on the site and once they have reached a certain level of proficiency, diving into the codebase to work with real live production code with a world class developer network to help them learn and work on a project that's meaningful for them.
Five of our most popular past articles on the subject:
- How open source took root in one Pennsylvania school district » read the article
- Where to start: Upgrading your school system to open source » read the article
- Salsa: an open source syllabus creator for educators » read the article
- A year of Linux desktop at Westcliff High School » read the article
- Coursefork: a new way to collaborate on open education » read the article
How to participate
Take what you learn during our Youth in Open Source Week and try something new! Take that open source program for a test drive. Or, do you know an awesome kid who creates some cool stuff with open source software or hardware? Do you work with an innovative educator who uses open source tools to teach? Tell us more.
If you're a teen, you may find that open source allows you to explore the world around you at little cost or for free. If you'd like to share your project with us, tell us about it by filling out this contact form.
If you're an adult, a great way to share how open source is a path to discovery and learning is to share your work or hobbies with a kid or teen that you know. Take the challenge today and help us move open source forward.
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Great initiative!
Great initiative!!!
It reflects how open source model is pioneering transformation and contributing to change the topography of business, politics, economy, education and public policy.
I would like to have resources to teach teachers how to modify open source software to meet their needs. The hope would be that programming courses in k-12 (which is another initiative) would be able to teach students how to work with code and manipulate it for their own learning and the greater good if humanity.
We need the involvement of the youth programmer in the coming days of high competition. We have to make sure that they are properly educated.


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Dear Engaged Bystander, A friend just sent me a link to a question posed to the NY Times columnist "The Ethicist" titled, "Should the Sex Offender be Invited?"
In this column the writer is organizing her 30th elementary school reunion. One of the people she would invite is a registered sex offender for a sexual offense 13 years ago. What the writer knows is that the sex offender received probation and no record of any other crime. She presents her dilemma: "Should I invite him? Make the event adults only? Inform others of his offense?"
The Ethicist responds: "Do nothing. It's often the best thing." His thinking is based upon good data that most sexual offenders do not reoffend, that the crime was committed many years ago without any recorded re-offense, and that the sentence at the time was fairly light.
Please read the posting and let me know what YOU think. I don't want to bias your response but I promise to post my own reaction tomorrow. In the meantime, I would love to hear what you have to say.
One hint, "Doing nothing" is never a good idea…
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Freshman opposite hitter Cailyn Prewitt recorded double-digit kills for the second straight match but the Stetson volleyball team fell 3-0 to host Lipscomb in an Atlantic Sun Conference contest at Allen Arena in Nashville, Tenn.
The Lady Bisons (11-9, 8-1 A-Sun) hit .489 for the match (50-6-90) and won by scores of 25-13, 25-19, and 25-14.
One day after posting 10 kills at Northern Kentucky, Prewitt tallied 11 kills and a .346 hitting percentage (11-2-26) to lead the Hatter offense. Kaley Melville added six kills and Ellen Hawks tallied four kills without an error on 11 attempts (.364 attack pct.).
"Cailyn Prewitt had a really good day, she attacked well, blocked well, served well, did pretty much everything we asked," Stetson head coach Tim Loesch said. "I thought Ellen Hawks had a good match as well. Lipscomb is a good team and they put a lot of pressure on us, and some of our girls weren't able to do their part on our side of the net."
Kelli Carneal registered 15 assists and Monique Russell picked up nine digs.
Graduate student Samantha Freeman picked up two blocks while playing in her 100th career match.
Jewell Dobson hit .636 (14-0-22) to lead the Lady Bisons.
The Hatters will return home to begin the second round of conference play next weekend. Stetson hosts Kennesaw State at 7 p.m. on Friday and Mercer at 3 p.m. on Saturday.


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Compare to my WinPh7, my winph8 is not doing what it should.
- auto-correction is not as good. Key cursor moves around in inappropriate places when I type this. Map doesn't have fav list. Map doesn't do turn by turn navigation anymore. Map direction is whacky. Music can't shuffle my entire collection. Music cannot do FM radio. And three of my Xbox Live games I bought can no longer be found on the marketplace.
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Her husband Garth Brooks may have been a performance highlight at Sunday's 48th annual Academy of Country Music Awards, but Trisha Yearwood, 48, stole a bit of the spotlight when she showed off her fit physique while presenting an award at the show in Las Vegas.
"I've been dieting and exercising and I've lost about 20 lbs.," Yearwood told PEOPLE at the Southern Kitchen brunch she hosted at the South Beach Wine and Food Festival in February.
The Grammy winner and star of the Food Network's Trisha's Southern Kitchen says she sticks to a healthy eating plan – with the occasional splurge.
"I'm doing very little sugar," Yearwood said. "And occasionally I have the mac and cheese."
Overall, the best-selling cookbook author says she has a realistic approach to slimming down.
"Real people battle their weight," she told PEOPLE. "We all struggle between eating healthy and falling off the wagon. That's how I live."
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on March 21, 2013 - 1:00 AM
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In the early 1990s, performance artist and musician Genesis P-Orridge and his wife, Lady Jaye, began the most ambitious artistic project of their lives. Their incredible goal was to create from themselves a single personality called Breyer P-Orridge. They pursued it with such undying commitment that by 2000, each of them began to have plastic surgery to look more like the other.
This decidedly unorthodox love affair and art project, which ended in 2007 when Lady Jaye died from stomach cancer, is the subject of Marie Losier's radical documentary "The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye." The film will screen at 7 p.m. Friday in Squeaky Wheel (712 Main St.) and will include a Q&A with Losier, via Skype.
"With Marie there's animation and she gets you to wear the most ludicrous costumes and do these bizarre things that at the time you're doing them you're thinking, what the hell has this got to do with my life? But when it's all assembled, it's like Fellini meets documentary. It's a very new, radical way of making documentaries, and quite honestly, we think that what Marie does and the way she does it will be the template for the future," P-Orridge said.
Tickets are $5 to $7. Call 884-7172 or visit squeaky.org.
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Buttermilk is a dairy product with many starring roles as a beverage, cooking ingredient, probiotic and skin care staple. Contrary to its name, buttermilk does not contain butter. It even has fewer calories than regular milk. Buttermilk can be used to cleanse and moisturize the skin.
For centuries, buttermilk has been used as a natural, soothing skin cleanser and skin softener. That's because it naturally contains lactic acid, which is an alpha hydroxy acid that:
- Gently exfoliates the skin
- Reduces the appearance of wrinkles
- Helps stimulate natural collagen production
Cleopatra was even know for her luxurious milk baths, so we explored its uses for skin care benefits based on some of her rituals.
We use buttermilk in many of our lotions.
Our ancestors churned out butter and got buttermilk in the process as well. This method of producing buttermilk is still used on dairy farms and by traditional farmers in some parts of the world, like India. The more modern approach, however, is to make buttermilk out of fermented milk.


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Assessing the nature of lipid raft membranes
Niemelä, Perttu S.; Ollila, Samuli; Hyvönen, Marja T.; Karttunen, Mikko; Vattulainen, Ilpo
Publication type: Artikkeli - Article
Issue date: 2007
Citation: Niemelä, P.S., Ollila, S., Hyvönen, M.T., Karttunen, M. & Vattulainen, I. 2007. Assessing the nature of lipid raft membranes. PLOS Computational Biology 3 2, pp. 0304-0312.
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University: Tampereen teknillinen yliopisto - Tampere University of Technology
Faculty: Teknis-luonnontieteellinen osasto - Department of Science and Engineering
Department: Fysiikan laitos - Institute of Physics
The paradigm of biological membranes has recently gone through a major update. Instead of being fluid and homogeneous, recent studies suggest that membranes are characterized by transient domains with varying fluidity. In particular, a number of experimental studies have revealed the existence of highly ordered lateral domains rich in sphingomyelin and cholesterol (CHOL). These domains, called functional lipid rafts, have been suggested to take part in a variety of dynamic cellular processes such as membrane trafficking, signal transduction, and regulation of the activity of membrane proteins. However, despite the proposed importance of these domains, their properties, and even the precise nature of the lipid phases, have remained open issues mainly because the associated short time and length scales have posed a major challenge to experiments. In this work, we employ extensive atom-scale simulations to elucidate the properties of ternary raft mixtures with CHOL, palmitoylsphingomyelin (PSM), and palmitoyloleoylphosphatidylcholine. We simulate two bilayers of 1,024 lipids for 100 ns in the liquid-ordered phase and one system of the same size in the liquid-disordered phase. The studies provide evidence that the presence of PSM and CHOL in raft-like membranes leads to strongly packed and rigid bilayers. We also find that the simulated raft bilayers are characterized by nanoscale lateral heterogeneity, though the slow lateral diffusion renders the interpretation of the observed lateral heterogeneity more difficult. The findings reveal aspects of the role of favored (specific) lipid–lipid interactions within rafts and clarify the prominent role of CHOL in altering the properties of the membrane locally in its neighborhood. Also, we show that the presence of PSM and CHOL in rafts leads to intriguing lateral pressure profiles that are distinctly different from corresponding profiles in nonraft-like membranes. The results propose that the functioning of certain classes of membrane proteins is regulated by changes in the lateral pressure profile, which can be altered by a change in lipid content.
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For immediate assistance, please call the Florida Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-500-1119 or TDD (800) 621-4202
Critical Domestic Violence Facts
Domestic Violence Crime in Florida[1]
January – December 2011
- 111,681 domestic violence offenses were reported to law enforcement
- 192 individuals died as a result of domestic violence, representing approximately 19.5% of all homicides in Florida
- Stalking increased 65.1% (stalking is known as a common precursor to domestic and dating violence homicide)
- Law enforcement made 68,001 arrests for domestic violence crimes
Individuals Seeking Services
Fiscal Year 2011-2012
- 15,997 individuals received emergency shelter at a Florida certified domestic violence center
- Domestic violence survivors and their children spent 488,727 nights in shelter
- Advocates received 125,631 hotline calls
- 90,129 safety plans were provided to survivors
- 36,389 women, children and men received outreach services
- Certified domestic violence centers provided a total of 455,994 hours of outreach and counseling to 59,953 individuals and offered 659,035 direct service, information and referrals to survivors, family members and friends seeking assistance
- 3,471 requests for emergency shelter went unmet due to lack of resources
National Domestic Violence Statistics
- Three women are killed by a current or former intimate partner each day in America, on average.[2]
- A woman is battered every 15 seconds in the United States. [3]
- Nearly one in four women are beaten or raped by a partner during adulthood.[4]
- Nearly 3 in 10 women and 1 in 10 men in the United States have experienced physical violence, rape or stalking by a partner.[5]
- Approximately 37% of women seeking injury-related treatment in hospital emergency rooms were there as a result of injuries inflicted by a current or former spouse or partner.[6]
- An estimated 27% of women and 13.5% of men who are physically assaulted, and less than 20% of women, who are raped by an intimate partner, report these domestic violence crimes to law enforcement.[7]
- The cost of intimate partner violence annually exceeds $5.8 billion, including $4.1 billion in direct health care costs. [8]
- In 2011, a 24-hour survey of domestic violence programs across the nation found that a total of 67,399 victims were served in only one day. Unfortunately, that same day, due to a lack of resources, there were also 10,581 unmet requests for critical services.[9]
[2] Bureau of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Homicide Trends from 1976-1999, (2001).
[3] Bureau of Justice Statistics, Report to the nation on Crime and Justice. The Data. Washington DC Office of Justice Program, US Dept. of Justice. Oct 1983
[4] U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (July 2000). Extent, Nature, and Consequences of Intimate Partner Violence: Findings From the National Violence Against Women Survey. Washington, DC. Tjaden, P., &Thoennes, N)
[5] Black MC, Basile KC, Breiding MJ, Smith SG, Walters ML, Merrick MT, Chen J, Stevens MR. The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS): 2010 Summary Report. Atlanta, GA: National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; 2011.)
[6] Rand, M. Violence-Related Injuries Treated in Hospital Emergency Room Departments 5 (Bureau of Justice Statistics, 1997).
[7] Tjaden, Patricia & Thoennes, Nancy. National Institute of Justice and the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, "Extent, Nature and Consequences of Intimate Partner Violence: Findings from the National Violence Against Women Survey," (2000)
[8] National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. (2003). Costs of Intimate Partner Violence Against Women in the United States).
[9] 2011 Domestic Violence Counts: A 24-Hour Census of Domestic Violence Shelters and Services; The National Network to End Domestic Violence: nnedv.org/docs/Census/DVCounts2011/DVCounts11_NatlSummary_Color.pdf


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But with her now fiancé Jason Sudeikis, Wilde was the one who did the asking out.
"I met Jason, and I thought he was so charming. He's a great dancer and I'm a sucker for great dancers. But he didn't even get my number," Wilde tells Allure in the October issue.
"Over the next six months we kept running into each other. [One night], my best guy friend walked up to him and said, 'This is Olivia's number. Use it.' That was the beginning," she says.
The rest is history, and Wilde says their wedding plan is "slowly developing."
Wilde, 29, is envisioning a "funny, silly wedding," she says. "I trust everyone to not leak any information. I just hope no one ends up flying a stupid helicopter over it or anything dumb like that."
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"Jason is fantastic with children," she adds.
For the Allure photo shoot inspired by her new movie Rush, Wilde sports a leather jumpsuit by 3.1 Philip Lim that fits her ideas about what works well on her body.
"I've thought for a long time that my body type would have worked well in the '70s. The idea that you could be a broad-shouldered, small-breasted woman and still wear really great outfits," she says. "I don't think I would have done well in the '50s."
The October issue of Allure is on newsstands Sept. 24.


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Rand Paul gets schooled at Howard
April 23, 2013
Rand Paul did just fine at Howard University, thank you very much. Or at least, that's how he remembers it....
Does no one else find it condescending that this author (and many others) view the African-American community as one single-minded voting block...as if they aren't individual human beings who could want vastly different things? Or that the audience at Howard would be implied to speak for all blacks in the U.S.?
It is a shame how the media portrays them as sheep (and to a large degree it is allowed in "the community").
I admire Rand Paul opening the dialogue. And, if you look at his policy proposals, he is for reforming the cause of "mass incarceration" (e.g. the war on drugs). He is better than most Democrats on that and other issues noted.
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Rand Paul does not speak for the Republican Party. As long as that is understood, great article.
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hey mr/ms. major.. nothing wrong with a govt setup "for the people", by the people, actually working for the people. but of course, when you filter everything through racists lens you see it as "dependency by so called black intellects. yes mr paul was schooled at howard. to actually to in front of a group of black college students and give them a history lesson on the NAACP? really. this article should be informative to you, and provide at least some insight into black political thinking. for instance, to suggest that black folks don't know the history of the NAACP, or that we can't comprehend the "southern political strategy" that the republicans used after 1968, shows a serious lack of understanding. and that my friend is why mr. paul got schooled at howard by a bunch of intellects...have a good day!!
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A sidewalk sale is when the bars close and you are left outside looking for some loving. If you did not find someone before the clubs closed then you are chillin outside on the side walk, sucka.
"Damn, look at all those ho's chillin at the side walk sale." or "That side walk sale is weak."
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AUGUSTA, Ga. — We are gathered here at the 20th annual Border Bash, where cheerleaders and mascots celebrate the South Carolina-Georgia football rivalry with fans and country bands at Augusta Common.
Old-school braggin' rights: The Peach State has a lopsided football series edge against both the Gamecocks and Clemson.
New-school: Clemson beat the Bulldogs last week and South Carolina is about to extend its Georgia winning streak to four.
Moreover, we grow more peaches than The Peach State.
Take it from "Mister Peach." Dr. Desmond R. Layne, a professor at Washington State University, was so dubbed at a Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference in Savannah. This guy has peach credibility on both sides of the Savannah River: At Clemson, he founded the "Everything About Peaches" website.
"As of Sept. 2, according to the Southeastern Peach Report, South Carolina had shipped 2,268 truckloads of peaches to 1,178 trucks for Georgia," Layne said by phone. "That is about double."
Just as the Palmetto State is about to double up in football wins.
And while California leads the U.S. in peach production, Layne says Georgia is unlikely to catch up with the peachier South Carolina.
Plus, the Gamecocks have Clowney.
Pigskin Picks partner Warren Peper likes Georgia, Wofford and Michigan more than I do this week.
South Carolina at Georgia
Over/under on sacks for Clowney: 2.0. But look to the other side of the line, where South Carolina's offensive line can assert control.
Sapakoff pick: USC, 28-27
Peper pick: Georgia, 30-24
S.C. State at Clemson
The first pre-game sellout for Clemson against an FCS team. Those on hand should get to see three or four Tigers quarterbacks.
Sapakoff pick: Clemson, 49-7
Peper pick: Clemson, 40-14
Wofford at The Citadel
If the Bulldogs were looking ahead to this Southern Conference opener while Charleston Southern was pulling the shocker last week, it's time to prove it.
Sapakoff pick: The Citadel, 22-21
Peper pick: Wofford, 24-17
Shorter at CSU
What an opening weekend for Charleston Southern. The Bucs upset The Citadel, and former CSU cornerback Charles James made the New York Giants practice squad. CSU barely beat Shorter (23-20) last year in Rome, Ga.
Sapakoff pick: CSU, 31-14
Peper pick: CSU, 24-19
Furman at Coastal Carolina
Furman is coming off a 28-21 loss to Gardner-Webb. The Chanticleers might be the best FCS team in the state.
Sapakoff pick: Coastal, 28-17
Peper pick: Coastal, 24-17
West Virginia at Oklahoma
Sooners won last year, 50-49. But Geno Smith is gone to the NFL, and West Virginia might finish seventh or eighth in the (10-team) Big 12.
Sapakoff pick: Oklahoma, 41-21
Peper pick: Oklahoma, 34-14
Florida at Miami
First meeting since 2008. Loser drops to No. 3 in the state.
Sapakoff pick: Florida, 20-17
Peper pick: Florida, 27-24
Notre Dame at Michigan
Surely, this can't be Notre Dame's last visit to the Large Domicile. Surely, we can arrange something by 2033.
Sapakoff pick: Notre Dame, 27-24
Peper pick: Michigan, 30-27
Oregon at Virginia
The Ducks' new play-caller is former Nebraska quarterback and NFL defensive back Scott Frost, a rising star offensive coordinator.
Sapakoff pick: Oregon, 38-17
Peper pick: Oregon, 44-14
Texas at BYU
The Cougars stumbled at Virginia last week. Texas quarterback David Ash is a bit underrated.
Sapakoff pick: Texas, 31-17
Peper pick: Texas, 37-27
Last week: Warren Peper 8-2, Gene Sapakoff 7-3


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Monday, December 2, 2013
On Nov. 15, pre-kindergarten students from Chesterbrook Academy Preschool in Mount Pleasant delivered Thanksgiving donations to the East Cooper Community Outreach Center. Students, parents and teachers had collected canned goods and other Thanksgiving food items since the beginning of November. The donations will be used to provide Thanksgiving meals to local families.
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Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Leadership Dorchester plans to tackle the Sawmill Branch Trail as a community service project and it kicked off on Third Thursday.
Alicia Smith from the Greater Summerville/Dorchester County Chamber of Commerce and current member in the class said Leadership Dorchester used Third Thursday as a chance to show Summerville residents what the class hopes to do to the trail this year. Every year the Leadership Dorchester class selects a project based on the needs of the community. This years class selected the revitalization of the Sawmill Branch Trail as its project to improve the quality of life for the citizens of Summerville, as well as Dorchester County, by increasing access and awareness of the trail.
Smith said right now the trail is well-manicured but the class would like to spruce it up. The group hopes to beautify and improve amenities on the trail by adding new benches, trash cans, signage, mile markers and water fountains.
Smith said the classs booth at Third Thursday included a survey of what residents would like to see done to the trail, and residents could check out a map visualizing the classs goals for the trail. The class also held a drawing for a fitness bag full of goodies.
It was just a way to get people to come over and engage with us, Smith said. We got a lot of positive feedback.
Smith added that the class would love to go out to the trail and have a get dirty day when it installs new plants and benches.
We hope to leave a legacy, and that organizations will want to continue with the Sawmill Branch Trail, she said.
Project leader Beau Ganas, an associate at Dixon Hughes Goodman, said the class would like to create an oasis at four points along the trail. Each oasis comes with landscaping, a water fountain, benches and a safety call box. The group would also like to cluster fitness stations at the oasis points.
Right now, Ganas said, the group is in the planning phase. It hopes to finalize plans within the next two to three weeks and then enter the fundraising and awareness campaign. Implementation of the project will take place between September and October and should finish by the end of October.
Another leg to the project, Ganas said, is to initiate a 501-(c)3 organization called Friends of the Sawmill Branch Trail a vehicle to keep up the trails awareness and also maintain the trail.
I really think its going to be a big success, Ganas said. Its almost overwhelming, the amount of community support that has sprung up.
Theres been a huge amount of interest, Ganas added. Its going to be big, I think.
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