text: The heroes of a story are suddenly ambushed but are shot with {{Tranquilizer Dart}}s, KnockoutGas, StunGuns or something with a similar effect, and not lethal weapons, because the ambushers want them alive.Usually, the scene will involve the darts coming out of nowhere before those being shot at even see their attackers. The heroes are walking along, when all the sudden - ''zip!'', Alice goes down. Followed by Bob and Charlie, and the screen fades out.SubTrope of IWantThemAlive. Often involves InstantSedation.----!!Examples[[AC:{{Anime}} and {{Manga}}]]* Happens to Vanessa and Madlax in ''Anime/{{Madlax}}'', when they are captured by Enfant.[[AC:ComicBooks]]* Happened in an old issue of ''Series/TheBionicWoman'' comic. Thugs shot Jamie Sommers, apparently killing her. Then the thugs mention that she was shot with "medicated wax pellets", drugging her into unconsciousness.[[AC:Films -- Animated]]* In ''WesternAnimation/SurfsUp'', the Pen-Guans take out Chicken Joe ([[CameraAbuse and the cameraman]]) with blowdarts, right after Joe says that "[[TemptingFate the jungle is the most peaceful place on the planet]]."* In ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', Mr. Incredible is taken down by cannons shooting expanding globs of a mysterious substance that eventually immobilize him.* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersVsAliens'': "Is he talking about [[{{Area51}} Area fifty...]]" *zip!* *thud!*[[AC:Films -- Live-Action]]* In ''Film/HudsonHawk'', Almond Joy takes out Eddie, Tommy Five-Tone and Anna using curare-tipped blowgun darts.* In ''Film/ANewHope'', the Jawas ambush R2-D2 and C-3PO with ionization blasters designed specifically to disable droids.* In ''Film/{{Hannibal}}'', Hannibal is ambushed and captured by mooks wielding some sort of stun gun.* In the ''Film/{{Stargate}}'' movie, soldiers are knocked out by the blunt ends of staff weapons one by one.* A scene in ''Film/{{Daybreakers}}'' has a convoy of humans being ambushed by the [[VillainWorld vampire military]]. They stop to change a tire, only to have an OhCrap moment when a dart is found sticking out of it. Then crossbow bolts, arrows and tranquilizer darts start flying between the two sides, until all the humans are [[HumanResources captured for use in the blood banks]].[[AC:{{Literature}}]]* In ''Literature/{{Firestarter}}'', agents of The Shop capture Andy and Charlie [=McGee=] by shooting them with tranq darts from long range. Which was smart considering Andy can control minds and Charlie is pyrokinetic.* At the beginning of [[Literature/WingsOfFire The Hidden Kingdom]], everyone in the main group except for Glory and Starlight gets ambushed and hit by tranquilizer darts courtesy of the [=RainWings=]. Later done to one of the villains [[spoiler: under Glory's command]], but [[spoiler:Icicle]] stays awake long enough to realize that [[spoiler:she's going to have to face [[DreamWalker Queen Scarlet]] and possibly find out that she is going to kill her brother for failing her.]][[AC:LiveActionTV]]* Happened to [[TheCaptain Sheridan]] on Mars in an episode of ''Series/BabylonFive''. {{Subverted}} in that rather than just go down for the count, Sheridan is able to fight his attackers for a short time before succumbing to the tranquilizer patch that had been slapped on him by [[spoiler:[[FaceHeelTurn Garibaldi]]]].* Frequently used in ''Series/{{Heroes}}'' when taking down superhumans.* Happened on ''Series/{{Lost}}'' when Michael leads Sawyer, Kate, Jack, and Hurley to the Others' camp. The Others ambush them from the trees using tranq darts, then gag them and put bags over their heads.* In ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'', after Darnell is identified as a former secret agent, Earl and Randy keep being shot at with tranquilizer darts as a RunningGag.* ''Series/{{Merlin}}'' had Merlin and Arthur hit by tranquilizer darts by a band of slave-traders.* In ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' 'Swap Meat' this happens to Sam.* In ''Series/{{Arrow}}'', Oliver has Diggle knock him and his mother out with tranquilizer darts so that Diggle can interrogate her as The Arrow and use the threat of harm to Oliver against her, with the added bonus of Moira apparently seeing Oliver and The Arrow in the same room.[[AC:TabletopGames]]* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'', module A3 ''Assault on the Aerie of the Slave Lords''. If the {{PC}}s will be playing in module A4, at the end of A3 the entire {{PC}} party will rendered unconscious by a green gas and captured by the Slave Lords.* ''TabletopGame/MarvelSuperHeroes'' supplement ''Uncanny X-Men'' boxed set "Adventure Book"** In chapter 4 "Time Out" the {{PC}}s are at a charity basketball game when the supervillain Arcade floods the gymnasium with KnockoutGas in order to capture them.** Chapter 5 "Nightmare in New Guinea".*** The {{PC}}s are at an audience with the Mandrill when he decides to capture them. He and his soldiers open fire on them with [[StunGuns neurostunner pistols]] that cause unconsciousness.*** While the {{PC}}s are escaping from Mandrill's base, one his soldiers wearing PoweredArmor attacks them. She uses a [[StunGuns neurostunner]] built into her armor to knock them out.** At the end of Chapter 8 "Terror in the Amazon" the {{PC}}s are knocked out by Arcade's KnockoutGas again the same way they were in Chapter 4. [[AC:VideoGames]]* At one point in ''VideoGame/HalfLife1'' you're knocked out from behind by a couple of soldiers.* In ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'' you are [[spoiler: knocked out by a stun grenade from nowhere after recovering the G.E.C.K]].[[AC:WesternAnimation]]* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'': In the episode "[[Recap/TheLegendOfKorraS1E4TheVoiceInTheNight The Voice In The Night]]", Korra challenges [[BigBad Amon]] to a duel. When he doesn't show up, she assumes he chickened out and starts walking home... at which point she's [[ZergRush jumped by dozens of Amon's mooks]] and knocked unconscious.----


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The rabbit was caged by the side of the road, waiting to be sold for food. It was obvious she had been abused. It was too much to take for my daughter, Laurie and my nephew, Joey. So, they rescued her and brought her home to me. They named her Echo. Eventually, nine more rabbits were rescued by different family members and brought to the safety of our home.
Echo Learns Bunny LanguageI had been teaching my whole life and decided that there had to be a way to reach this terrorized little rabbit and convince her that she was now safe. I used voice tones, specific actions and consistency to start her on a word recognition program. Combined with two years of love and patience, Echo not only became a beloved member of our family, but she grew to recognize and respond to more than 50 words!
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This is a discussion on Re: OpenSSL on z/OS - Openssl ; Hi Al, Yes, your EBCDIC fixes for the tests would be very much appreciated. I am at exactly the same point with regard to the seq faults and misc. other failures and your help would really speed things up. To ...
Hi Al,
Yes, your EBCDIC fixes for the tests would be very much appreciated. I am
at exactly the same point with regard to the seq faults and misc. other
failures and your help would really speed things up.
To enable shared libraries you need to edit Configure and alter the
OS390-Unix configure string (and of course don't forget to add the 'shared'
switch to Configure at run time). The key for the config string is given in
a comment near the top of the file:
#config-string $cc : $cflags : $unistd : $thread_cflag : $sys_id : $lflags :
$bn_ops : $cpuid_obj : $bn_obj : $des_obj : $aes_obj : $bf_obj : $md5_obj :
$sha1_obj : $cast_obj : $rc4_obj : $rmd160_obj : $rc5_obj : $dso_scheme :
$shared_target : $shared_cflag : $shared_ldflag : $shared_extension :
$ranlib : $arflags
My OS390-Unix string looks like this (for 0.9.8b):
"OS390-Unix","c89.sh:-O -DB_ENDIAN -DCHARSET_EBCDIC -DNO_SYS_PARAM_H
\"-Wc,LANGLVL(EXTENDED)\" -D_ALL_SOURCE:unknown):::THIRTY_TWO_BIT DES_PTR
My guess is you need to define shared_target, shared_cflag, shared_ldflag
and shared_extension to get the shared option to function properly.
Gerry McGuire
Al Martin wrote:
> I have recently build openssl-0.9.8b on z/OS (USS). After running
> 'Configure OS390-unix', and a little tweaking, I got it to build. After
> fixing up some of the tests (EBCDIC conversions were not done in all
> tests, and some tests seg faulted because they used ebcdic2ascii to
> overwrite literal (read-only) storage), I also got those to work.
> I would be happy to supply the fixes I made if it would be appropriate for
> me to do so.
> My project requires that openSSL be in shared libraries, and 'Configure
> OS390-unix' doesn't support that. The USS platform does in fact support
> shared libraries, so I tried to figure out how to twek 'Configure'. I
> couldn't make heads or tails of it.
> Has anybody tried to make shared libraries on z/OS USS? Can anyone help me
> understand how to work with 'Configure'?
> Thank you,
> Al Martin
> email@example.com
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What a wonderful day it was at the Kump Center's "New Deal at the Crossroads" event on Labor Day weekend. No one could have anticipated the community's enjoyment of what seemed like a community lawn party.
Visitors from other parts of the state, and beyond, enjoyed special tours of this historic home, and a Will Rogers impressionist brought his down-home humor. On stage, the Klines, JumpStart and the Elm St. Alley Cats added musical fun to the day, while artisan crafts were displayed and sold by local vendors. "Ol' Ed" (Ed Geisel) shared his tales as a 1930s hobo. Other activities included apple butter making by the First Church of Christ Senior Youth Group and a 4-H group display as well as visiting geese. And did I mention the perfect weather and the terrific pie auction featuring pies from more than 30 of the area's most accomplished bakers?
Many thanks to all who made this Kump Center event a success: donors, attendees, bidders, musicians, supporters and committed volunteers. Without you this event could not have taken place nor experienced such success. And special thanks to Doug Conrad of Conrad Auctions for serving as auctioneer.
Thanks to AFHA AmeriCorps, Allegheny Insurance, Augusta Heritage Center, City of Elkins, Crazy Harry's, Davis & Elkins College, Davis Memorial Hospital, Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church, Durland Consulting, Elkins Historic Landmarks Commission, Elkins Randolph County Chamber of Commerce, Elkins Kiwanis Club, Elkins Rotary Club, First Church of Christ Senior Youth Group, Henry G's, KFC, Kroger/Kevin Brown, Otterbein United Methodist Church, Preservation Alliance of West Virginia, Randolph County Board of Education, Randolph County Commission, Randolph County Convention and Visitors Bureau, Randolph County Community Corrections, Randolph County Solid Waste Authority, Rite Aid/Rick Hedrick, Shop 'N Save, Stroehmann Bakeries, Tygart Valley Lions Club, Walmart, 98.8 WDNE, West Virginia Division of Culture and History and YMCA, and special thanks to our bakers and volunteers.
Thank you to the community for helping raise funds to benefit the development of the Kump Education Center and its restoration.
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ACC Week 4 Wrap Up
Visiting NC State (2-2, 0-1) fell to Cincinnati, 44-14. The injury-depleted Wolfpack defense couldn't contain the Bearcats. The offensive line did little to create space for a non-existent ground game (-26 yards rushing) or give QB Mike Glennon time. Glennon was sacked five times and threw 2 picks finishing 25 of 36 for 334 yards – good stats but few points to show for it.
Falling behind 31-0 before halftime, host Maryland (1-2, 1-0) fell to Temple, 38-7. Everything broke down for the Terrapins as special teams allowed a blocked punt for the first time since 1999, then scuttled a comeback opportunity with a costly roughing the kicker penalty. QB Danny O'Brien couldn't rally the troops finishing 17 of 33 for 153 yards, one INT and he fell to his first three sacks of the season. The D allowed scores on all five of Temple's first half possessions.
Getting their first win this season, host Boston College (1-3, 0-1) routed UMass, 45-17. Eagles' linebackers returned two fumbles for scores and QB Chase Rettig looked good, connecting on 14 of 22 for 196 yards with three TD's. They also returned a kickoff for a score. RB Montel Harris returned from preseason knee surgery, gaining 27 yards on nine carries. BC played well in all areas of the game.
#25 Georgia Tech (4-0, 1-0) couldn't be stopped even though UNC (3-1, 1-1) tried mightily, falling to the Yellow Jackets, 35-28. The Tech offensive machine was sharp amassing 496 yards with 312 coming on the ground. The balance of Tech continues to impress as QB Tevin Washington passed for 184 yards and ran for two scores. The Tar Heels made it interesting tying the game with 7:22 left on a 55-yard TD run by Giovani Bernard who finished with 155 yards and two TD's on 17 carries. Jackets WR Stephen Hill had a huge game finishing with six catches for 151 yards and one touchdown. It was his third 100-yard receiving game this season. Tech is 4-0 for the first time since 1990.
With 49 seconds left, host Miami (1-2, 0-1) couldn't punch it over on 4th and goal, falling to Kansas State, 28-24. The Hurricanes committed costly mistakes. The defense allowed 398 total yards with K-State converting 9 of 15 third down opportunities. Canes QB Jacory Harris completed 21 of 31 for 272 yards, 2 TD's with one INT.
It was a QB demo in Clemson as the host #21 Clemson Tigers (4-0, 1-0) held off conference rival #11 Florida State (2-2, 0-1), 35-30. The entertaining contest pitted a dynamic offense against a tough Seminole D. Clemson QB sensation, Tajh Boyd accounted for four TD's and completed 23 of 37 passes for 344 yards. It was the most passing yards ever against the Noles. Freshman phenom WR Sammy Watkins continues to amaze grabbing eight passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns. Back-up FSU QB, Clint Trickett, was a gamer in his first start, on the road in front of 82,000 fans, he threw for 336 yards, three scores and one INT which is nothing to be ashamed of. The Tigers have beaten FSU five straight times in Death Valley.
Improving to 4-0 for the first time since 2006, #13 Virginia Tech (4-0, 0-0) defeated host Marshall, 30-10. It wasn't pretty for the Hokies as they missed a FG then fumbled and threw an INT late, which kept them from running away with this one. RB David Wilson played well posting another 100-yard game (132) but also had a late bobble. QB Logan Thomas was solid, going 22 of 33 for 229 yards.
Host UVA (2-2. 0-1) fell to Southern Mississippi, 30-24. The Hoos played from behind throughout but made it close in the waning minutes. The Golden Eagles got their second consecutive win over Virginia as the defense made play after play against the home squad. QB Mike Rocco threw three picks before being replaced by David Watford.
Surging in the first half, host Duke (2-2, 1-0) ran over Tulane, 48-27. The Blue Devils surpassed their previous scoring average of 18.3 points per game with 21 in the first quarter. QB Sean Renfree had fun, completing 21 of 30 for 278 and 1 score. The Devils outgained the Green Wave 336 to 127 in the first half and the D made it five consecutive quarters without a score in the past two weeks.


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Keylin Rivera is a 2013 graduate of the Political Science Department. During her time at UNCG, Keylin was a member of the Student Government Association, president of the College Democrats of North Carolina and an AmeriCorps member. She was the 2012 recipient of the Pamela A. Wilson Scholarship and served as a delegate to the 2012 Democratic National Committee Convention. During the fall semester of her senior year, Keylin worked on President Obama's re-election campaign as a Field Organizer in Greensboro, NC. After graduation, Keylin moved to Washington D.C and served in the Obama Administration as a political appointee at the Environmental Protection Agency. She currently works in the Executive Office of the Mayor (Washington D.C) as the Ward 2 liaison.
Brandie Williams is a 2007 graduate of the Political Science Department at UNC Greensboro. After graduating, she worked as a corporate paralegal for a local internet marketing and product brokerage company. Her duties involved contract maintenance, editing, special projects, research and insurance administration. As she became more involved in the company's nonprofit organization, she decided to return to UNCG to obtain her Masters of Public Affairs, concentrating in Community and Economic Development. She served as the MPA Student Alliance Vice President.
In the summer of 2014, Brandie completed a full-time internship with the City of Greensboro in the Human Relations Department. While there, she expanded on her passions for social justice, community building and women's rights. She completed several special projects, research reports, and helped facilitate community events, in addition to providing the Director and City Council with support. Upon completing her internship, she was offered a position with the Human Relations Department providing community outreach and education. Brandie graduated from the MPA program in May 2015.
Brandie accepted a full four-year fellowship to obtain her PhD in Public Administration at American University, which she began in the fall of 2015. Her ultimate career goal is to become a professor and scholar of public administration and to formulate innovative responses to public management, urban governance, and community development related issues in the United States.
Laura Merrell is a 2003 graduate of the Political Science Department. Throughout her undergraduate career at UNCG she was active in the Model United Nations, and has kept up her focus on international affairs since graduating. She remained active in the Southern Regional Model United Nations, serving in several capacities, including: Committee Director, Deputy Director-General, Director-General, DG Emeritus, Vice President of the Board of Directors, and finally ending her service as President of the Board of Directors. Laura pursued a Master's in Public Health degree at the University of South Florida in the Department of Global Health, graduating in 2010. During her MPH she had the opportunity to travel to Niger, where she did qualitative research with women suffering from Obstetric Fistula (which she published). Laura also spent 9 weeks in rural India working with a community-based primary health care organization that has been recognized by various organizations (including the World Health Organization) for its outstanding work.
Laura was accepted into the PhD program at the University of South Florida in the Department of Community and Family Health (still in the College of Public Health) in the Fall of 2011. She is now in the fourth year of her PhD. Program. She has worked with one of her advisers on an NIH funded grant on an intervention for dental students to increase prevention of eating disorders. One of the papers to come out of that work just got accepted for publication in a peer reviewed journal. Laura also presented a poster in October of 2014 at the American Public Health Association (APHA) Annual Meeting in San Francisco. She is currently working for an NIH-funded research center in women's health in addition to her work as a Graduate Research Assistant.
Justin Outling is a 2005 graduate of the Political Science Department and an active alumnus. While at UNCG, Justin was an active member of student government and was selected for the Department's "Outstanding Senior" award. After his graduation from UNCG he attended law school at Duke University. Justin is currently an attorney in Greensboro, practicing in business litigation and arbitration as an associate at the Brooks Pierce law firm. In June of 2015, Justin became a Greensboro City Councilman, representing District 3, an area just north of UNCG's campus. He has represented clients in a wide range of matters, including, commercial financing, unfair trade practices, breach of contract, and insider trading. Prior to joining Brooks Pierce, Justin was a lawyer at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton L.L.P. in New York City, where he represented financial institutions and multi-national corporations in securities and other complex litigation, as well as in criminal and regulatory matters. He also previously served as a law clerk to the Honorable William L. Osteen, Jr. in the Middle District of North Carolina. Before graduating from law school, Justin served as an intern in the legal departments of TIAA-CREF and Merrill Lynch, as well as with the Orange County District Attorney's Office and for Justice Paul Newby of the North Carolina Supreme Court.
Katherine Watkins is a 2011 graduate (Magna Cum Laude) of the Political Science Department. While at UNCG Katherine was active in the Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society, and in Model United Nations. After Graduation, Katherine enrolled in the Master of Public Policy program at the University of Maryland's School of Public Policy. Katherine is specialized in international security and economic policy at the University of Maryland. In addition to her studies, she completed a year and a half internship in the Office of the Secretary of Defense for Policy and the Joint Staff. At the Pentagon, Katherine focused on a variety of issues including NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan and the U.S.'s political-military relationships with the United Kingdom and France. Katherine is now an analyst at the Department of Homeland Security.
Lorrie Carey, '87, serves as a recently elected member of New Hampshire's House of Representatives. Lorrie completed an undergraduate degree in Theatre and graduated with her MPA in 1987. In May of 2013, Lorrie graduated from the online Nonprofit Management Certificate Program. She was the first student to complete the certificate online and did so entirely from her New Hampshire home.
Lorrie has former business experience with an arts council, as a PR director and as a floral entrepreneur. She and her husband have four children.
Lorrie has served on several boards as well as participated on business advisory committees and served as president of the Concord Business and Professional Women's Organization.
Lorrie's path to the House of Representatives began with a small business conference at the White House. She then served as Commissioner on Concord for New Hampshire's Heritage Commission and as a part of several educational and political boards.
Michael Cramer ('97) has experienced a varied career in local government. He is a 1994 graduate of the Political Science Department and entered the MPA program directly after completing his undergraduate degree. While in the program, Mike completed his internship with the City of Greensboro in the storm water management division, evaluating impervious surfaces. Following graduating he became financial analyst for the City's storm water program. Eventually, he moved from storm water to transportation, where he managed business and operations.
In 2010, Mike made a dramatic career change by accepting the position of city manager in Menominee, Michigan – a community in the Upper Peninsula with a population of roughly 8500. Mike held this job for over two years before he was offered the position of town manager of Carolina Beach, NC in October 2013. As town manager, Mike handles day-to-day operations of the municipality including oversight of nine department heads within internal services. He loves being back in North Carolina, not only for the weather (he gained about 60 degrees this winter), but also because of the support he and the town have in local government administration.


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John and Maura Rossi
John and Maura Rossi celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at Mass at St. Peter Cathedral on Oct. 26. A dinner was held at the Siebenbuerger Club to celebrate their anniversary along with Maura's parents, Victor and Audrey Gallagher, who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, marking two family milestones.
The former Maura Gallagher married John Rossi on Aug. 12, 1988, at St. Peter Cathedral.
They have two children: Rebecca Rossi and Marissa Rossi, who are both attending college. Rebecca goes to Gannon University in Erie, and Marissa goes to Notre Dame College in Cleveland.
John works for the Erie County Prison System. Maura is a registered nurse at Hamot-UPMC.
The couple recently returned from a trip to Ireland to celebrate their silver anniversary.


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Tennis tourney
The Staten Island Men's/Women's Open and B singles tournaments are June 11-22 at the S.I. Community Tennis Center in Willowbrook. The $30 entry fee, which must be paid upon entering, guarantees at least two matches. Be prepared to play matches during the weeknight. The deadline to enter is June 7. Call 718-982-3355 to enter any division.
LL baseball boot camp
Athelite Player Development will be hosting the 2010 summer baseball Little League boot camp for boys ages 7-12 on July 12-14 and 20-22 at St. Joseph by-the-Sea HS softball field. Visit www.atheliteplayerdevlopment.com ore call 917-755-2747.


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UPDATE: Co-winners of Tuesday's 5x5 Night may work together
GRAND RAPIDS — Molly Clauhs' and Jerrad Matthew's ideas were impressive enough to warrant investment at $2,500 apiece from the 5x5 judges tonight.
Claus pitched a series of monthly low cost urban homesteading classes to learn culinary and artisan skills, and Matthew pitched an online magazine to connect the local fashion community.
The presentations were made at the Grand Rapids Art Museum tonight and the winner was announced by founder Rick DeVos at Reserve Wine Bar downtown.
The seventh installment of Rick DeVos' monthly idea competition was the first where the ideas were chosen by the crowd rather than the Pomegranate Studios staff. The switch in format was announced in October.
Other contestants were Jarl Brey, Julie Raynor and Matt Davidson.
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St Patricks Day Recipe: Minty Creme Cocoa!kathypatalsky
One of my favorite recipes for St Patrick's Day – for when it's 'way too cold to still be March' is this Minty Creme Cocoa. Peppermint-infused velvety hot cocoa is warm and cooling all at the same time. A spiral of whipped cream on top and some fresh mint to garnish. So even if mid-March is 'way-too-cold-to-be-March' – you can still have a happy St Patrick's Day with this recipe..
Warm up little leprechauns! With this happy St Patrick's Day recipe!
This cocoa is infused with two varieties of mint. Peppermint Extract and fresh mint. I really love the sweet, grassy, minty tones that the fresh mint brings to the cocoa.
Soy Cocoa. When I made these cocoas I used vegan ingredients including soy milk and soy whipped cream. Perfectly velvety and delicious. I also used a very high quality dark chocolate cocoa for optimal antioxidants! Because yes, cacao is infused with plenty of antioxidants if you use a high quality brand. Those dusty supermarket packs just won't cut it for max antioxidants. Choose a dark chocolate cocoa – preferably one that has a high cacao percentage.
My vegan cocoa guide or Non-Dairy Milk 101 if you'd like to try a dairy-free version as well. Otherwise, you can use whatever milk/cream you have in your fridge.
Minty Creme Cocoa!
makes two mugs
2 3/4 cups soy milk
4-5 Tbsp sweetened cocoa mix (the amount you would use for 2 servings)
*I used Vosges vegan Couture Cocoa
1/8 tsp peppermint extract
3 sprigs mint
whipped cream
fresh mint
1. Heat the milk in a pot. stir the cocoa mix into the milk over medium heat.
2. Add 2 sprigs of mint and peppermint extract.
3. I like to whip my cocoa with a beater or milk frother. Makes the cocoa light and airy.
4. Lastly, strain the cocoa into two mugs – or pour and remove any large mint leaves – a few bits are OK if you don't mind them.
5. Garnish with whipped cream – let it melt a bit then add a fresh swirl right on top. This gives a minty cream effect.
6. Garnish: fresh mint sprig. Serve hot!
..and be sure to check out Babble's Green Food Slideshow for even more yummy St Patrick's Day Recipes!


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How do local, national, and transnational institutions deploy memory and forgetting to form and reform local identities and cultures? What types of recollection are privileged? How do race, religion, gender, class, immigration status, etc. mediate these recollections? How are memories implicated in decisions about the political, cultural, and economic landscape of St. Louis? How is memory an element of social responsibility or marginalization? How might alternative memories promote the flourishing of the common good?
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Saggy, depressed or flat boobs that may also be addressed as bags hence the word BOOGS.
"Omg did you see Lauren's BOOGS on insta?"
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a body board or a term used by many body boarders or beach goers, meaning: body boarding.
oi man..goin the boogs this arvo?
po kookykyle29 Октобар 17, 2008
It is the truncated diminutive form of "Boogie", which is sometimes used in conjunction with a lover's first initial. To create a nickname of the form __-Boogs. For instance if you had a lover named "Jason", you would give him the nickname J-Boogs.
We are just 2 "Boogs" in a "Boogs" pod.
po C-Boogs Децембар 31, 2011
Ähmm, short for boogers??
Dudes desk was full of boogs!
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1. nasty; gross; not having proper etiquette
2. trifling or ratchet
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"Look at the girl picking her nose."
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Someone who has smelly feet and big toe nails,somestimes doesn't wash.
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I didn't think about it, I just handed my iPod over to an old high school friend I hadn't seen in years when he asked for it. His intent, of course, was to size the adult me up by scrutinizing the artists on my iPod.
"She's got Alanis Morissette on here!"
Oh, no.
So I wonder if a presidential candidate now must have a public iPod full of uncontroversial music that will appeal to many people to hand over to Rolling Stone or MTV when they ask and a private iPod with all of his actual favorite music.
Regardless, Barack Obama handed over an iPod to Rolling Stone and here's what they found:
For a candidate who has already shown that he knows how to brush the dirt off his shoulder, it's no surprise that Obama's playlist includes some Jay-Z tracks, but according to an interview in the new issue of Rolling Stone that hits stands on Friday, Obama is also a big fan of Bob Dylan, Sheryl Crow and the Rolling Stones.
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Work safely near forklifts
March 11, 2015
A 36-year-old man died of his injuries after being hit by a forklift in Delta, BC on January 20, 2015.
"Emergency responders were not able to help the man, who reportedly died at the scene," reads this recent story from the Delta Optimist News: Man killed in Delta industrial accident.
My heart goes out to the loved ones who lost this young man. It's also another example of trauma for first responders to process, as I wrote about in my recent post Protecting mental health of front line workers.
A contact at WorkSafeBC, who works to prevent this very type of accident, suggested I write about this. He and his colleagues – safety professionals – ask themselves if there is anything else they can write to stop people from dying in this way.
Much is already written – for example, this video series: Fields of Vision: Pedestrian Safety Around Forklifts.
And this WorkSafeBC accident investigation slideshow: Forklift crushes worker – and WorkSafeBC Hazard Alerts by equipment: Forklifts.
As you can see, the risk affects workers in many different industries, from agriculture (Rack of seedlings topples off forklift, crushes farmer) to manufacturing (Worker crushed under load when forklift tips).
It just shows that no matter how much we write about important topics, we have to keep talking about them. As long as injuries keep happening, we have to keep reminding people.
Forklift rally draws machine artists on May 5
May 01, 2012
He described them as "literal artists."
That's how John Gilder, general manager of the Canadian Materials Handling and Distribution Society, described some of the competitors he's seen at forklift rallies over the years.
"They are on these machines eight hours a day. That's where their career is spent – on a machine. Some of them are incredible. It's like the machine is a part of them," said John, who I quoted in my post about the 2011 forklift rally.
Now it's rolled around to that time of year again. On Saturday May 5, 2012, the 15th Annual BC Championship Forklift Rally will take place at the Cloverdale Agriplex.
Forklift operators from around BC will gather to test their knowledge in writing and their skills behind the wheel. For the first time, participants will also have a chance to win one of four pairs of Canucks tickets.
Here's a link to more info on What is a forklift rally? The public is welcome – so check it out if you're in the neighbourhood. Here's what it looks like on video.
Setting the stage for a warehouse injury
January 24, 2012
Why did this young worker – with less than three weeks on the job – fall 13 feet from a forklift onto a cement floor?
A new audio slideshow from WorkSafeBC explains what went wrong, including best practices for prevention. It reminds me of the union rep who visited young workers to talk about workplace safety and refusing unsafe work. I shared her story in which she said: "Some of them were kids who had never had jobs, and they were already saying: 'Ya but if I start refusing work, he's just going to get someone else to do it.'"
This attitude has to change, so let's do all we can to support young workers – whether they're your staff or your own kids. Links to resources are below the slideshow.
More info on young worker safety
The RaiseYourHand website, created for young workers, aims to "empower you and all young workers in BC to use the rights that will keep you safe on the job."
The WorkSafeBC Young Worker portal – for workers, employers, unions, educators, parents, and youth community groups
The Young Workers Zone – from the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
Safe operators score at forklift rally
August 02, 2011
"Some of these guys are literal artists," said John Gilder, general manager of the Canadian Materials Handling and Distribution Society.
He was talking about the high skill level of participants at the 14th Annual BC Forklift Rally at the Cloverdale Agriplex on Saturday, June 25, 2011.
"They are on these machines eight hours a day. That's where their career is spent – on a machine. Some of them are incredible. It's like the machine is a part of them." Read more
Forklifts right and wrong way
July 12, 2011
Soon I'll have more news about the winners at the 14th Annual BC Championship Forklift Rally held on Saturday June 25th, 2011 in Cloverdale.
It's a competition for forklift operators who work in or around the materials handling, distribution & logistics industry – testing their skills. I want to hear what it was like for the individual winners. How did they get so good at what they do?
In the meantime, I'll tell you a story about some very unskilled forklift use. I heard it from a guy who worked in a warehouse full of industrial electric motor controls in the late 80s.
"I almost killed a guy," said the worker, who asked to remain anonymous. "I tipped a 500-lb motor off the top of the rack with the forklift and it landed about a foot away from my coworker."
How did the company follow up on this incident? They didn't. It happened with two 20-year-olds alone in a warehouse. The guy's coworker simply yelled: "Hey, be careful, dude!" and no further action was taken.
I asked if they had any training in using forklifts.
"Not really – just gas…brake…up…down," he said.
It makes me angry to think about young people in this situation – untrained and unsupervised, using equipment that could potentially kill someone. But it's good to see that times have changed, and there are programs like Raise Your Hand that remind young workers of their right to get proper safety training and refuse unsafe work.
Today in BC, forklift operators are expected to be trained to a CSA (national) standard.
The young worker in this story could have used WorkSafeBC's StartSafe Forklift Safety Tips – especially Forklift Safety Tip 2: Safe use of forklifts around other workers.
Regulations and related materials include
* WorkSafeBC's Occupational Health and Safety Regulation, Section 16.4, Competency of operators
* Section 16.7, Standards
* OHS Guidelines G16.7(j)-1 and G16.7(j)-2
Common Factors in Forklift Accidents from the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
Four tips for forklift safety from Canadian Occupational Safety magazine
Forklift device senses pedestrians
February 03, 2011
A guy from my grad class died after being hit by a forklift a few years ago.
Back in elementary school, he was one of the rowdier boys on the playground. Once, at the paperboy shack, he put my little brother's stack of newspapers in dog poo, then apologized for it at a pub 20 years later. Shortly after, we heard he'd died.
Protecting workers near mobile equipment
I thought about my old classmate when I read about a "proximity detector" in a newsletter from WorkSafeBC's Research Secretariat, which is funding part of this project by Pro-Active Safety Systems Technology Inc.
"You get no second chance with mobile equipment," said co-inventor Richard Shervey, an industrial electrician. "There's no crumple zones and they're made out of solid steel. When they hit you, most of the time the worst happens. All it takes is one second of inattention."
Each year more than 1,000 workers in BC are injured or killed in incidents involving forklifts and other mobile equipment like log loaders, bulldozers, and backhoes. Read more


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I bet the first thing you thought after you screamed "Happy New Year!" was how it was now time to do your taxes. (no? me neither) Unfortunately, it's now February and it's time to start thinking about doing taxes! Wheee! To help you along, I wanted to outline all the free resources you have for tax preparation. By this I mean I'm listing every single way I think you can get absolutely free tax preparation based on your financial situation. Some tax prep companies offer free tax filing if your situation is simple (1040EZ, or plain 1040), the IRS offers free tax filing if your adjusted gross income was under $54,000 in 2007 (it's through third party companies), and some other companies offer free tax preparation for their customers as a fringe benefit. I'll try to list them all. If I miss one that you know of (one that expands on the group of eligible taxpayers, we don't need another company that offers free tax prep for the same groups already covered below), please leave a comment or email me and I'll add to this list.
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I'm not sure why you're asking for that. Sure you know several sites
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Yesterday, Dr Mahathir announced his resignation from UMNO and urged others who loved the party to do the same. Today, his son and Jerlun MP Mukhriz Mahathir said he is not resigning from Umno, but reiterated his call for Abdullah Badawi to step down as prime minister and party president.
Instead, he is expected to contest the UMNO Youth Chief position when it becomes available after Hishamuddin announced he is moving up.
From his announcement, it is clear that the children are hedging their bet against Dr M's decision to quite the party. Mukhriz's decision will ensure that he stays within a striking distance for leadership in UMNO Youth if Dr M's call for Abdullah to step down suddenly gains momentum. At the moment, a few veterans and some 300 members have announced their resignation. The number is not significant.
From my analysis, I do not expect a mass exodus ( I told the Today newspaper the same in an interview yesterday) and Mukhriz's decision has confirmed my observation.
The decision taken by Dr M is personal. It is clear that his action was not directed at making UMNO more liberal and stronger but to push Abdullah out of his cosy seat at the top. The fact that the latter is able to sit comfortably at the top is also of Mahathir's own doing. He helped to build the power base of the country around the PM office, making a person holding the PM position all powerful and omnipresent.
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With the quality of talent involved, it's hard to imagine the remake of Bad News Bears failing to raise a smile. Richard Linklater directs and brings to the table some of the uncontrived pre-teen exuberance that made School of Rock such a treat. Billy Bob Thornton stars, channelling his beer-sodden misanthropic Bad Santa incarnation, although toning down the self-loathing and the dubious sexual proclivities. And the deliciously offensive lines that are tailor-made for Thornton's sardonic, slurred delivery come courtesy of the screenwriters of Bad Santa.
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Everything Bremerton - Spinning wheels: a family road trip
This year the Smidt family chose Crater Lake as the main destination for its annual road trip.
Nothing is quite like the fun of being out on the road together with a new city and a new hotel every night, out-of-the-way twisty back roads to be explored and unique adventures to be experienced.
Jason rolled on his Harley Davidson motorcycle while Nick and I experienced the top-down delights of the two seat convertible Solstice GXP.
We skipped out of Bremerton late Wednesday night heading south. The first night we lodged in Sandy, Ore., a city that is just southeast of Portland. Thursday morning we were up and out of the hotel and headed south through Mt. Hood and much of the high desert area.
Thursday night a reservation waited us at a hotel in the small town of La Pine, Ore.
After checking in at about 6 p.m., it was decided that I would hop in the car and head about a mile down the road to a local pizza restaurant for some take out.
Nick was begging to use the hotel pool so I left both of the boys behind at the hotel to unpack and unwind with pool time while I picked up the grub and some beverages.
I parked my car outside the pizza restaurant just off of the highway.
I went in, I ordered the pizza and with 15 minutes to waste until it was ready, I decided to leave the car parked where it was and walked about a block down to the convenience store for some juice and soda.
I dropped the beverages off in the trunk of the car and went back in the restaurant to pick up the pizza and load up the to-go container from the salad bar.
Walking back out to the car, I noticed something looked off with the left front quarter panel.
Sure enough a huge dent that pushed in the panel and two 6 inch long scratches were now a permanent fixture on my car. Someone had backed into it with what appeared to be a trailer hitch.
Of course, no one was in the parking lot when I got there and no one had seen or heard a thing.
Whoever had perpetrated this damage had quickly left the scene. No note, no waiting around, just hit my car and took off. Most likely with a belly full of beer and pizza. I hope their guilt is eating them up as we speak.
While Jason and Nick enjoyed the pizza and the pool for the remainder of the evening, I got to spend some special time on the phone with the local sheriff's office and my insurance company.
Exactly the kind of way everyone wants to spend time on vacation. A big thank you to Deputy Sheresky with the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office for being very nice, very thorough and very professional.
Good news for me is that I have a low deductible to get my car fixed. Bad news for me is that I have any deductible at all.
The very last thing I want to be blowing a couple hundred dollars on right now is someone else's selfish stupidity.
Everything considered, we still had a wonderful trip. Central Oregon and Crater Lake were beautiful and wonderful. We also spent nights in Oakridge and Newberg, Ore. and have added a rather large quantity of photos to the family vacation album.
However, I am very happy to be back home, dent and all, right here in Bremerton.
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Watch as your very own foal comes to life in The Whitakers present Milton and Friends.
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Actually, the treaty was signed by Pres. George Bush, the first--a Republican. It was not ratified by the U.S. Senate until after Clinton took office--ratified by a REPUBLICAN controlled U.S. Senate. N.A.F.T.A is a treaty, not a law. Since it is a treaty, there was no need for President Clinton to sign it. It had already been signed by President Bush. It only needed ratification by the U.S. Senate.
IT was signed into law by Bill Clinton
Clinton signed it into law on December 8, 1993; it went into effect on January 1, 1994.[1][2] Clinton while signing the NAFTA bill stated: "...NAFTA means jobs. American jobs, and good-paying American jobs. If I didn't believe that, I wouldn't support this agreement."[3]
If there was no need to sign it into law, the what was he doing on December 8th, 1993?
Where do you poeple get this crap you believe anyway?
December 8th, 1993 : The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) ( United States, Canada, and Mexico ) is signed into law by US President Bill Clinton. In terms of gross domestic product (GDP) it is the largest trading bloc and trade agreement in the world


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($45; 79% syrah, 19% petit verdot and 2% cabernet sauvignon) Vivid ruby. Highly spicy aromas of red and dark berry skin, cherry compote, violet and licorice. Youthfully taut, with firm tannins adding definition and support to the deep, sweet dark berry and bitter cherry flavors. Finishes long, focused and vaguely peppery. This wine is still a baby.


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Okay, I already asked this question but some people are not answering them.I have the Verizon 9100EM Router.
My Xbox is the new Xbox 360 Slim 4GB.I had it for about 7 months and it was perfectly fine and working normal on LIVE.Last night me and some other friends decided to play system link and did the AD-HOC option when you select a network and press Advance Search. We didn't know what we were doing so we just canceled it and deleted it on our networks. Here is what the "more info" tab said,"Can't optain an IP Address from your router or modem.
Your wireless network is secured with a WEP key or WPA passphrase. Your console may using the wrong one."
WRONG ONE???When I press the "Configure Network" tab, it said that the Wireless Security was using the 'WEP' which I entered when it asked me for the WEP key when selecting networks.
I tried EVERYTHING.
I tried turning the router off for 30 sec. and turn it back on. I tried to enter a manual IP Settings, Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway. I tried entering an alternate MAC address. I checked if my DHCP was turned on.
The Xbox 360 in my living room has the same info on this Xbox 360 in my room. Same WEP and network. WTF. Help! PLEASE!!!
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First up never go off the sticker on the back, get the real WEP key from the router configuration itself via the menu.
Secondly I would consider using WPA or WPA2 security instead of WEP (which is an option on your router) its much easier to make a passphrase of your own to use instead of a WEP key (which are hard to type in and easy to get wrong) and its also much more secure, WEP is very weak.
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It's telling you that you're using the wrong wireless password. Have you logged in to the gateway and verified that you are using the correct password?
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On the back of the Router it says the WEP key.
When trying to connect to the network it says to enter the WEP key, nothing else.
And how am I? Its on the back and it works when I enter it, all it says that it has the wrong WEP or WPA key or passphrase. Aghhhh, I wish this Xbox would connect already!
Thank you, on my Xbox, the network was set manually for an WPA so it didn't recognize the WEP key I kept entering over and over again.
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Dan Shadur, Director
A graduate of the Film and Television Department at Tel Aviv University, Dan Shadur was a writer and editor for some of the major Israeli newspapers before shifting into film and TV. Dan was founder and chief editor of the cultural section of Globes – Israel's leading financial newspaper, and founder of Shadurian Publishers – a publishing house for cutting-edge literature from Israeli and international writers. In the last few years he has directed short-form television content, including the 30-minute fiction film Sunburn.
Barak Heymann, Producer
Barak Heymann has been directing and producing documentaries for TV and cinema for a decade. Barak and his brother Tomer's independent film company (Heymann Brothers Films) has produced over 20 documentaries, some as international co-productions. Their films have premiered in numerous festivals worldwide, such as Berlinale, IDFA, and Hot Docs, and won prestigious awards. Heymann teaches in several film schools in Israel and is currently engaged in a number of ongoing projects.


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"Ochocinco: The Ultimate Catch" ready for shooting
Only Chad Ochocinco could take 85 women that want to date him, narrow that list down to 16 and then pair them in a March Madness-type bracket in order to choose one lucky winner. But he'll be doing just that in his new reality TV show, "Ochocinco: The Ultimate Catch."
The Cincinnati Enquirer has the ridiculous details:
Ten episodes will be shot by June 30. "Ultimate Catch" premieres 9 p.m. July 11, and airs through Sept. 12, the first Sunday of the NFL season.
Eventually 16 will live together in a huge Los Angeles mansion. Ochocinco will pair the women in an NCAA basketball tournament-type bracket, and date those two together. One will lose and go home, the other will advance, in each episode.
Bengal fans will be happy to know that none of this will affect Ochocinco's day job as a football player, because apparently the producers are working around his schedule. We wouldn't want Chad missing any camps or team meetings because he needed to determine whether or not the No. 9 seed was going to knock off the No. 8.
I hate reality TV shows, but this is one I may actually watch just so I can hear his commentary.
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Jamestown ratcheted up the defense against the defending champions to reclaim the Section VI Class AA championship.
The Red Raiders' zone defense flummoxed Niagara Falls on Saturday night, leading to a 46-39 win in front of a crowd of nearly 3,000 at Buffalo State.
Jamestown has now won three Class AA titles in the last four years, with their lone loss coming a year ago against Niagara Falls.
"We've been waiting for this night for a year," Jamestown coach Ben Drake said. "We felt like we let one slip away and tonight was some redemption because most of the guys on this team were playing last year."
Sophomore forward Stephen Carlson led the top-seeded Red Raiders (19-2) with 13 points and 11 rebounds. Senior guard Tommy Campion also scored 13 points and led a patient offense that turned the ball over just eight times against the Falls' relentless pressure defense. Zack Panebianco, another sophomore, scored 12 points.
"When we lost to the Falls last year, we knew we wanted a rematch this year and we knew we would get it," Campion said.
No. 2 seed Niagara Falls (17-4) jumped out to a 15-11 lead after the first quarter, going 5 of 8 from three-point range in the opening frame.
"Those threes were fool's gold," Niagara Falls coach Sal Constantino said.
Unable to find driving lanes or get the ball into the post, the Wolverines kept firing from long range, but stopped connecting. They finished 8 of 21 from beyond the arc and only made four two-point baskets on the night. They went without a field goal for the first 6:30 of the fourth quarter and finished with 17 turnovers.
"We haven't played a 2-3 zone in years," Drake said. "We've been playing with it in practice but over the playoff run, we've been saving it for tonight. It was one of those things we thought maybe they wouldn't be expecting it."
Crumpton, who is headed to Canisius College next year, led Niagara Falls with 15 points. Steffon Caffee scored 10.
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The cold of winter invites one to warm up with a hot drink. While beer usually wouldn't do the trick, this is one of the few that can and should be served like a mulled wine at 122 to 158 degrees Fahrenheit. Made by the Belgian-inspired Canadian brewery Unibroue and named after a popular French-Canadian expression that means "that's something special," this brew gets its deep ruby hue and aroma of ripe cherries from a 50/50 blend of a Belgian kriek with a brown ale. The bouquet is matched with an intense cherry flavor that's the result of having been steeped in cherries for several months. A balance of sweetness and tartness is accented by cinnamon, cloves, honey and vanilla. Adding to its uniqueness is the fact that this beer has almost no carbonation, which gives it a syrupy and smooth mouthfeel. Another unconventional serving suggestion is to pour it over ice; the flavors you note will change with each way you drink it. With unorthodox recommended serving temperatures and its lack of carbonation, this brew will challenge your accepted notion of beer.
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The tale of Aiken residents Jim and Debbie Millers Daisy Devine continues to unfurl. One of the great stories in sport, its almost unfathomable to think that a horse purchased for $5,500 has earned nearly $1,000,000. But, thats exactly why you need to get to know this sensational mare.
The Grade 1 winning 5-year-old mare was broken and trained by Todd Turner at Chime Bell Farm, and was sent to Legacy Stables Brad Stauffer and Ron Stevens for further training at the Aiken Training Track.
Daisy Devine, made it three consecutive stakes victories with her third gate to wire performance, an effort that saw her capture the 1 1/16-mile $75,000 Marie G. Krantz Memorial Handicap by 1 3/4-lengths Saturday at the Fair Grounds. The race was contested over a turf course listed as good, and the bay mare by Grade 2 winner Kafwain rewarded the wagering publics confidence, who sent off Daisy Devine as the overwhelming 1-9 favorite, and she didnt disappoint, breaking well, and holding the lead throughout the contest for a convincing score. Andrew McKeever trains Daisy Devine, who was ridden to victory by James Graham.
The fact that everyone thought she should win made me more nervous, said Jim Miller, in a phone interview Saturday afternoon. That seems to be her running style (going to the front early and maintaining the pace throughout the race). We were very excited.
There was some question as to how the racetrack would come up, based on the amount of precipitation the Crescent City oval received the previous day.
The turf course was real boggy and somewhat deep, said Miller. The time was two seconds slower than her race in the Blushing K.D.
It was Daisy Devines eighth stakes victory, with five of those coming at the Fair Grounds. The mare is being pointed toward the Bayou Handicap on Feb. 23, and the plan calls for Daisy Devine to return to Keeneland in April to defend her title in the Grade 1 Jenny Wiley Stakes.
Daisy Devine carried 125 pounds, giving as much as 12 pounds to some of the other entries in the field.
If shes going to run in Grade 1 company, shell be carrying at least 124 pounds, so that was good for her, said Miller.
Daisy Devine has 10 wins, two seconds, and 1 third from 17 lifetime starts, and increased her lifetime bankroll to $991.281.


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After practicing earlier in the day and flying with the team from Tuscaloosa, reserve offensive lineman Arie Kouandjio was promptly treated for dehydration and is doing fine, an Alabama spokesman said.
Orange Bowl officials briefed reporters about the situation before the Crimson Tide's plane touched down at 4:24 p.m. Eastern, so there wasn't even time to speculate on a scene that looked much scarier than it actually was.
In other personnel news, coach Nick Saban said tight end Harrison Jones will join the team Thursday because of "medical reasons."
Both Kouandjio, the older brother of starting left tackle Cyrus Kouandjio, and Jones, who is All-American center Barrett Jones' younger brother, saw the field in 10 of Alabama's 13 games this season.
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Last week we announced the merger at Cincinnati of the Miami Medical College and the Medical College of Ohio which promises so much for the future of medical education in that city and state. This is the eleventh merger of medical colleges which has taken place in less than three years, during which time twenty-three of these institutions have united their forces, leaving nine larger and stronger ones. In Indiana five colleges have finally been welded into one, in Kansas four were merged into one, and in Kentucky four into two, while in Missouri, in Ohio at Columbus, in Minnesota, and now again in Ohio at Cincinnati, two colleges in each instance merged into one. In every instance these mergers have registered a desire on the part of the faculties for higher educational standards, and the manner in which personal interests have been set aside that better institutions might result
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Player of the year
For Jasmine Cole, the 2012 season was going to be the culmination of four years of hard work and dedication that would end with her reaching the plateaus she had set her sights on. She and her Montclair Kimberley teammates knew coming off last season's 10-12 campaign that they could turn things around. Cole was at the forefront of that transformation.
"I knew that since we had the year last year together, I thought we would be strong. I did not realize we would be this strong," the senior said. "I think after the first two or three games, it really showed the improvement. We were really amazed at our ability."
Cole, who transferred from Montclair High School to Montclair Kimberley after her freshman year, prepared for this season just like she had for each of the past three seasons: by playing field hockey year-round and training in the off-season. Her trainer was Ahmed Elmaghraby, who became Montclair Kimberley's assistant coach this season. She was ready for her senior year, but at the same time, she had other goals in her mind. She knew that she wanted to follow in her parents' footsteps and attend the University of Pennsylvania. While the recruitment process was not one that Cole wants to go through again, she signed to play for Penn this year.
On the field, Cole took her play to the next level, leading her team with 37 goals and 94 points, while helping them to an 18-4 record. She recorded eight games with at least a hat trick and 11 multiple-goal games. She had two games this season where she scored four goals and added two assists. The senior, along with Gina Guccione and Bridget Stanton, clicked offensively and helped carry the team to its first North 1, Group 1 sectional title since 2001 and its third Prep B tournament championship in the past four seasons.
"Last year we started to click towards the end," Cole said. "Gina, Bridget, and I really were a little trio and Molly Peek was such a great goalie this season. It was amazing that we won the section. I was ecstatic."
Cole's speed and agility were two aspects of her game that helped separate her from defenders and get off quality shots. She leaves Montclair Kimberley having broken the school's single-season record for goals. Coach Injoo Han marveled in Cole's preparation and is thankful she had a chance to coach her.
"I can't believe the dedication and work ethic she's put in this year," Han said. "She lives, eats, drinks, and breathes field hockey. She deserves everything she has gotten. She has put everything into making the player she is."
Looking back, Cole believes that this season's success was helped out by the team's strong bond, both on and off the field.
"I want people to remember us for how much of a family the team was and how far we went," Cole said. "Everyone worked on their skills throughout the season and helped put Montclair Kimberley on the map."
Coach of the year
In her first season at the helm of Newark Academy, Kaley Rode helped improve the team's record from 5-11-3 to 7-10-1. She led her team to the Prep B semifinals this season and received great goalie play from Grace Thompson and a strong offensive year from Maia Yoshida.
Team of the year
West Essex followed up last year's run to the Tournament of Champions final with a 21-2 campaign. The team won the Essex County Tournament title for the second consecutive time and advanced all the way to the Group 2 final, winning the North 1 Group 2 sectional title.
Amanda Cassera led the team in goals with 54 and Kaitlyn Struss chipped in 30. Other big contributors included Stephanie Pezzuti (9 goals, 14 assists), Alyssa Menendez (6 goals, 9 assists), Gabby Girardi (8 goals, 7 assists) and Jackie Renda (2 goals, 16 assists). Renda, Pezzuti, Marissa Cafone and Sofia Haramis all helped play tough defense this season. Freshman goalkeeper Paige Innarella stepped in nicely this season, posting 12 shutouts and saving 77 shots.
Games of the year
On Sept. 11, the first of two meetings between West Essex and Montclair helped kick off the season. In a back-and-forth affair, West Essex defeated Montclair, 4-3, in overtime when Amanda Cassera converted a penalty stroke in the extra period to win the game. Cassera scored a hat trick and assisted on the other goal, scored by Kaitlyn Struss. Julia Albert, Fabiana Citro, and Jessie Kent-Cutillo all caged goals for Montclair.
The two teams met again in the Essex County final, which West Essex won, 4-0, on Oct. 13. Struss turned in the hat trick on that date, with Alyssa Menendez scoring the other goal. West Essex out-shot Montclair, 9-1, in that contest with Menendez, Cassera, Pezzuti and Girardi all contributing assists to bring the school its seventh ECT title.
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Briana Marcantonio of Mount St. Dominic led the county with 259 saves, which ranked her seventh in the state... Gina Guccione of Montclair Kimberley led the state with 34 assists on the season, while Jessie Kent-Cutillo of Montclair finished tied for fourth with 29... Millburn's Megan Weissman converted a penalty stroke to give her team a 1-0 victory over Watchung Hills in the first round of the North Jersey, Section 1, Group 4 tournament... Out of the county's top 10 goal scorers, four players were from Montclair Kimberley (Cole, Guccione, Alex Reynolds, Allie Bond)...Amanda Katz led Livingston with five goals this season...Eva Garrido scored the game-winning goal in overtime off an assist from Tess Howland to lead Glen Ridge to a 1-0 victory over Millburn in the first round of the Essex County Tournament. Glen Ridge also won its first round NJSIAA tournament game over Butler, 2-0, with Rachel Hegarty scoring both goals...Mary Grace Cobbs had a strong season for Columbia, saving 155 shots in goal and posting two shutout victories. Ila Vaughan helped lead the defense and chipped in one goal and two assists offensively.
Amanda Cassera, West Essex
Fabiana Citro, Montclair
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Jessie Kent-Cutillo, Montclair
Molly Peek, Montclair Kimberley
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Jackie Renda, West Essex
Bridget Stanton, Montclair Kimberley
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Amanda Katz, Livingston
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Man accused of shooting teen fled from burglary, records say
Tyrone Mosby, 20, charged in shooting
Newly unsealed documents reveal the man suspected of shooting and wounding 15-year-old Danielle Sampson July 29 was fleeing the scene of an earlier burglary.
According to court papers, the burglary victim was chasing the suspects.
One of them, 20-year-old Tyrone Mosby is accused of firing as many as 10 shots, authorities said.
Investigators said one of the bullets struck Sampson, who was watching a movie in her family's van.
Records show her mother discovered Sampson slumped over with blood pouring out of her head.
Sampson remains in critical condition.
Mosby is facing a long list of felony charges in connection with both incidents.
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1963 Topps #540 Roberto Clemente - PSA MINT 9
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Graded MINT 9 by PSA. Out of 1,312 examples graded to date by PSA, only 29 have graded PSA MINT 9, with just two PSA 10 examples ever graded. Pack-fresh gem of card #540 Roberto Clemente with flawless colors and gloss, perfect clarity, and four razor-sharp corners. Centered slightly to the right (approximately 60/40 L/R). Tiny white spot of wear on the colored lower left edge is mentioned strictly for the sake of accuracy. Clemente is a scarce high-number card in the 1963 Topps set. SMR value for the assigned grade is $1,600. Reserve $500. Estimate $1,000+. SOLD FOR $1,175
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Cardinal Village to host pet parade
Cardinal Village Senior Living invites the public to a Halloween Party & Pet Parade. on Wednesday, Oct. 31 from 1:30–3 p.m.
Dress up your furry friends and bring them in for our Halloween Party & Pet Parade. Join us for a "spooktacular" afternoon of fun, food and prizes.
This event is free and open to the public; however, reservations are requested. Those planning to attend should RSVP by Oct. 29 by calling (856) 582-5292, Ext. 114.
Cardinal Village is an independent and assisted living community located at 455 Hurffville-Cross Keys Road, Sewell. For more information, call Kathy Michel at (856) 582-5292 or visit www.cardinalvillage.com.
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Events taking place in Harrison Twp. include:
5K Trick or Trot Fun Run, Ella Harris Park, Saturday, Oct. 27 at 8:30 a.m. Sponsored by Harrison Township Recreation. Pre-registered participants guaranteed a shirt.
Registration forms on Website www.harrisontwp.us
A Halloween parade will be held at Ella Harris Park, Rt. 77, Mullica Hill Saturday, Oct. 27.
Sponsored by Harrison Township Recreation. Festivities begin at 2 p.m. with pumpkin painting.
Parade begins promptly at 4 p.m. Register by 3:30 p.m. for costume judging. Pre-registered participants guaranteed a shirt.
Details on Website www.harrisontwp.us
Bonsal Blues to perform Nov. 4
The Bonsal Blues Band will perform at Salem Community College on Sunday, Nov. 4 at 3 p.m. in the Davidow Theatre, Davidow Hall, 460 Hollywood Ave.
Based in Woodbury, Bonsal Blues is a family-oriented concert band. Well-known for performing in parades throughout South Jersey, the band has also played at festivals around the country and world.
This concert is made possible in part by funds from the Salem County Cultural & Heritage Commission through support from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts and the Salem County Board of Chosen Freeholders.
General admission tickets cost $5. Call (856) 351-2626 for tickets or more information.
St. Margaret Open House
St. Margaret Regional School, 773 Third St., Woodbury Heights, invites everyone to our open house on Sunday, Nov. 4, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Let your guests have their cake and eat it too! Err.. we mean lollipops. Thank your guests with these personalized pink cake lollipops as their wedding favors!
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Handley boys rout Harrisonburg, 74-55
Handley guard Tre' Brown (middle) had 12 points, eight assists, seven steals and six rebounds in the Judges' 74-55 Conference 23 semifinals win Thursday at Handley's Maddex-Omps Gymnasium. (Photo by Jeff Taylor/The Winchester Star)
Ryan Phillips of Harrisonburg (left) and Cameron Jackson of Handley battle for a first-quarter rebound in the Conference 23 semifinals Thursday at Handley. Jackson had 24 points and 12 rebounds in the Judges win. Handley — which earned a berth in the 4A North Region tournament with the win — will host Charlottesville in the conference final tonight. (Photo by Jeff Taylor/The Winchester Star)
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