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A LAIN CHABAT AND DOMINIQUE FARRUGIA, who live in a nation that once upon a time gave the world René Descartes, have now seen Wayne's World, they figure, 26 times each. "We're very good fans," says Chabat, 34, in mildly fractured English. "We laugh the first time, it was too stupid."
The perfect attitude, it turns out, since it was Chabat and Farrugia, 30, popular comedians on Les Nuls (France's equivalent of Saturday Night Live), who took up the challenge of dubbing the phenomenally successful, extremely American comedy about Wayne (Mike Myers) and Garth (Dana Carvey). The two lamebrain suburban teens play air guitar, worship Alice Cooper, host a cable-access show and communicate in their own skanky-dopey lingo that leaves nondudes (like, say, corporate lawyers or parents) mystified. Most famously, when they feel their hormones stirred by the sight—or even thought—of a babe, they shout, "Schwing!"
Well, my friend, Wayne's World has proved to be un hit in France—and much the rest of the world, adding to its $120 million stateside take another $52 million to date, thanks to foreign fans from Tokyo to Budapest. The film, in fact, has been dubbed or subtitled into 16 languages, including German, Hebrew, Dutch and Swedish.
What a happy ending for a story that could have been Yahoo Serious all over again. (You do remember Serious, don't you? the dorky young Australian star's 1988 hometown smash comedy, Young Einstein, died once it came up from Down Under.) When Wayne's World was first shown to European theater owners last May in London, "there were a lot of blank expressions," says Hy Smith, senior vice president of United International Pictures, which handles overseas distribution of the Paramount movie. "They thought it didn't have a chance."
The country-by-country solution was to hire translator-dubbers like Chabat and Farrugia, who understood the young, the hip and the doofy within their borders.
The French duo, luckily, had previously seen tapes of the skit in its Saturday Night origins, but even they didn't immediately get the movie's parody of "Shirley and Laverne," as Chabat puts it. Their main translating trick was using verlan, a local teenage slang that scrambles words. "Weird," for instance, became zarb (from bizarre), and "party" became teuf (from fête).
The toughie, though, was finding an equivalent to the classic Wayne-and-Garth declaration "not!" (As in "George Bush was re-elected—not!") Given the peculiar syntax of the French negative, it won't do to simply loss off a pas! at the end of a line. So Chabat and Ferrugia fell back on the word nul (void). "But 'not!' is better," admits Chabat.
"Not" has, sadly, been the tone of baffled Euro-reviewers. "This movie goes nowhere," complained one Austrian critic, adding, "It owes its enormous box office success in the U.S. to watered-down socio-stylistic realities." But you know that's really bogus. "What Wayne's World shows is a happy world," says Hungarian pop star Robert Szikora, who dubs Wayne for his compatriots. "And if our economy gets better and better, it's what Hungary will be like someday."
Party on, Bob.
STANLEY YOUNG in Los Angeles
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Through two District 6 Class AAA Tournaments, Altoona junior T.J. Brandt has used the Altoona Fieldhouse as his personal stomping ground, with stomping as the operative word.
A two-time district champion, Brandt has compiled a 5-0 record in those tournaments with three pins, a technical fall and a major decision.
After winning at 103 as a freshman and 112 as a sophomore, Brandt enters this year's tournament at 126 holding the top seed with a 23-3 record.
"If T.J. Brandt wrestles the way he's supposed to, there should be no reason why he shouldn't get his third championship," Altoona coach Joel Gilbert said. "As long as he goes out, is aggressive and wrestles hard, I think he'll be fine."
Gilbert has shifted Brandt up in weight throughout the season, going as high as 138, to get the best competition.
"There's no better way to simulate the state tournament, the district tournament and the regional tournament than wrestling the best competition around the area," Gilbert said.
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What's at stake: Top four at each weight advance to Northwest Regional Tournament
Going for six: Central Mountain has won five straight District 6 team titles.
For Altoona, Hollidaysburg, Philipsburg-Osceola and the rest of the 10-team field, the tournament begins at 5:30 p.m. today. The preliminaries, quarterfinals and a consolation round will be wrestled on the first day. Wrestling resumes at 11 a.m. Saturday with the semifinals. The third and fifth-place consolation finals are scheduled for 5 p.m., and the championship finals will follow at 7.
The top four at every weight class advance to the Northwest Regional Tournament next week at the Fieldhouse.
If P-O's seeds hold true, it will have a large contingent returning to Altoona next week for the Northwest Regional Tournament. The Mounties have two No. 1 seeds in Logan Walstrom (35-1) at 145 and Jared Smith (30-4) at 152 and 10 wrestlers seeded in the top four, which ties Central Mountain in that category. Central Mountain has won five straight district team titles and appears to be the favorite again.
Among those P-O other wrestlers are returning fourth-placer Bryan Descavish (113), fifth-placers Brian Evans (120) and Andrew Greenawalt (138) and sixth-placer Smith.
"I think they're excited," P-O coach Tim McCamley said. "They've shifted gears from the team concept. Now it's all about them, and we'll see what happens. They have to bring their best game, that's for sure."
Walstrom is a two-time district runner-up at 145, losing to Central Mountain state champions Andrew Alton and Brian Brill. But, there are no state champs at his weight this season, and he is the No. 1 seed. "He's hoping it's his turn," McCamley said, "but he has to show up. He knows what it takes, and let's just hope he's ready."
Smith moved up to 152 when Walstrom dropped, but it hasn't prevented him from continuing to win.
"He's actually more comfortable up a weight," McCamley said. "He's had a very good season. He's had some really legit wins, and he wants to be a force, and I think he can be."
The Golden Tigers are small in numbers, but the trio of returning third-placer Damian Huff (20-5) at 106, returning fourth-placer Laret Miller (23-2) and fifth-placer Matt Barton (22-2) will push for a finals berth. Huff is seeded second, while Miller and Barton are third.
"The 106-pound weight class is a tough weight class," Tigers coach Mike Moore said. "He's going to have a tough semifinal match Saturday morning, so he's going to have to be ready to go.
"It's been a long season for us in terms of team success, and here at the end of the year, we can focus on individuals. The kids are excited that they can go out and represent their school as individuals."
Altoona also has two second seeds in freshman star D.J. Hollingshead (30-2) at 120 and returning fourth-placer Mante Barnes (21-5) at 195. Hollingshead is seeded behind Bellefonte's two-time district champion Tom Traxler, who beaten by Westmont Hilltop's Josh Polacek, 6-4, in the finals last season.
"We'll take it one match at a time," Gilbert said. "Hopefully, we get to the finals. Tom Traxler is a three-time state placefinisher and two-time regional champion, and when you're wrestling an individual with those kinds of accolades, you have to attack him at all times and find some weak spots that he does out there."
Altoona also has a returning medalist in sixth-placer Markief Knode (fourth-seeded at 160).
"I feel confident," Gilbert said. "I think our guys have worked really hard coming into this season and coming into the postseason right now. We're getting to peak right now, and I'm real happy with where we're seeded. You've got to beat them all to win."


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Nic Nicosia's I See Light, part of the "New Variations" show, is splendid. Composed of 20 highly geometrical and gorgeously lighted pieces, the work features circles and squares as repetitive motifs. They occupy individual rooms that become tropes for memory, lithe bodily movements and heaping emotion. It's a reminder that visual space is freighted with psychological heft.
In one panel of this complex work, the Dallas native creates an eerily green room with a light overhead. A rectangular shape becomes a background for heaping filigree that's transfigured into the stuff of Jungian undertow. The mounded stuff on the floor is circled by brilliant light. Forget Rorschach tests; this triggers your mind and makes it roar. It's an algorithm for calculating the things numbers can't describe or keep. Other pieces depict coiled light zagging into space, a buzzing golden streak fastened to a wall and a glowing orb that occupies a room, wall-to-wall.
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In a time when many gallery exhibitions leave us feeling flattened, "Citizen," new work by Terrell James, is enlivening. It has a lyric quality much contemporary art lacks. She works from natural subjects and produces paintings that have been filtered through her own, quite remarkable, sensibility.
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Defenseman Luke Schenn, winger Clarke MacArthur and center Tyler Bozak are sticking with the Toronto Maple Leafs, having received qualifying offers ahead of becoming restricted free agents on July 1. That's the day when at noon ET the team is expected to make its pitch for No. 1 free-agent target Brad Richards.
Other Leafs players are not so lucky. Defenseman Tim Brent and forwards Fredrik Sjostrom and Fabian Brunnstrom appear headed for unrestricted free agency as the Leafs opted not to make qualifying offers, the Toronto Sun reported.
That doesn't mean the Leafs can't or won't bring them back. And Brent, for one, would like to stay.
"We have made it clear that Tim would like to remain in Toronto to improve upon last year's strong season," Brent agent Pat Morris said in an email to QMI Agency. "However, as of this late date, we would expect that Tim will be a free agent on Friday to look at his alternatives."
Among Leafs receiving offers were Luca Caputi, Matt Lashoff, Greg Scott and Ben Scrivens. Among those on the way out are Darryl Boyce, Joey Crabb and Jay Rosehill.
Brent was a surprise last season, a defensive presence with his ability to kill penalties and block shots. Like Crabb and Boyce, he was expected to play mainly for the Leafs' AHL Toronto affiliate.
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Oribacterium parvum sp. nov. and Oribacterium asaccharolyticum sp. nov., obligately anaerobic bacteria from the human oral cavity, and emended description of the genus Oribacterium.
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|Three strictly anaerobic, Gram-positive, non-spore-forming, rod-shaped, motile bacteria, designated strains ACB1(T), ACB7(T) and ACB8, were isolated from human subgingival dental plaque. All strains required yeast extract for growth. Strains ACB1(T) and ACB8 were able to grow on glucose, lactose, maltose, maltodextrin and raffinose; strain ACB7(T) grew weakly on sucrose only. The growth temperature range was 30-42 °C with optimum growth at 37 °C. Major metabolic fermentation end products of strain ACB1(T) were acetate and lactate; the only product of strains ACB7(T) and ACB8 was acetate. Major fatty acids of strain ACB1(T) were C(14 : 0), C(16 : 0), C(16 : 1)ω7c dimethyl aldehyde (DMA) and C(18 : 1)ω7c DMA. Major fatty acids of strain ACB7(T) were C(12 : 0), C(14 : 0), C(16 : 0), C(16 : 1)ω7c and C(16 : 1)ω7c DMA. The hydrolysate of the peptidoglycan contained meso-diaminopimelic acid, indicating peptidoglycan type A1γ. Genomic DNA G+C content varied from 42 to 43.3% between strains. According to 16S rRNA gene sequence phylogeny, strains ACB1(T), ACB8 and ACB7(T) formed two separate branches within the genus Oribacterium, with 98.1-98.6% sequence similarity to the type strain of the type species, Oribacterium sinus. Predicted DNA-DNA hybridization values between strains ACB1(T), ACB8, ACB7(T) and O. sinus F0268 were <70%. Based on distinct genotypic and phenotypic characteristics, strains ACB1(T) and ACB8, and strain ACB7(T) are considered to represent two distinct species of the genus Oribacterium, for which the names Oribacterium parvum sp. nov. and Oribacterium asaccharolyticum sp. nov. are proposed. The type strains are ACB1(T) ( = DSM 24637(T) = HM-481(T) = ATCC BAA-2638(T)) and ACB7(T) ( = DSM 24638(T) = HM-482(T) = ATCC BAA-2639(T)), respectively.
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The Children's Inter-Agency Coordinating Council of Hunterdon County, convened by Catholic Charities, Diocese of Metuchen is sponsoring an informational night titled, "Children with Challenges: Where Do We Go? What Do We Do?" to be held Wednesday, April 24, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., with registration beginning at 6 p.m., at the Hunterdon County Library, 314 Route 12, Flemington.
The session came about after a suggestion was made by parent and council member, Tracey Hunter. Hunter believes the intervention and prevention strategies provided to her by various system partners helped her control her son's challenging behavior including outbursts of aggression. "Every parent coping with a child that may have special needs should be made aware of the help that is out there for them," Hunter said, "This program lets parents know they are not in this alone!"
"Children with Challenges: Where Do We Go? What Do We Do?" will include presentations from county service providers including Mobile Response and Stabilization Services, Tri-County Care Management Organization, Division of Child Protection and Permanency, Family Support Organization of Hunterdon, Somerset and Warren Counties, Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office Crisis Intervention Team, Family Crisis Intervention Unit, Mobile Screening and School Based Youth Services. These providers will explain their role in the county and what services they can provide. Presentations will be followed by a question and answer session in which parents can ask providers questions specific to their family's needs. Resource packets will also be sent home with all of those in attendance.
The Children's Inter-Agency Coordinating Council of Hunterdon believes this presentation will provide parents with relevant information supporting their efforts to help their children with behavioral and mental health problems.
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With an on-site garden at Park Avenue Restaurant it it was only natural that this Farm to Table Bridal Shower would have a rustic elegance and fresh style! Natalie of Swellegant Events arranged ripe produce centerpieces, tinted mason jars and sweet paper details for a stunning, organic occasion!
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– Fresh vegetables in wire baskets, teal linens & simple white dishes
– Vibrant red, orange and pink flowers and artichokes in mason jar centerpieces
– Homemade preserve favors paired with dainty red ceramic spoons
– Family style gourmet lunch & mini strawberry cupcakes for dessert!
– Design and Coordination: Natalie Vishny of Swellegant Events
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– Paper Goods: Brandi McNaughton of Girl Friday Designs
– Linens: Signature Party Rentals
– Location: Park Avenue
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Update: Body found in Reverchon Park Thursday was man reported missing last week
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Dallas police say the body found in Reverchon Park Thursday morning is that of a man who has been missing since January 10.
Demarquis Black, a spokesman for the Dallas Police Department, says that at 11:24 a.m. officers from the department's Missing Person Squad found 36-year-old Jose Hernandez Flores along the 3500 block of Maple Avenue, inside Reverchon Park. Black says officers from Missing Person were working the area because that's where Flores was last seen.
He was initially reported missing January 10.
Black says in a statement that "there were no visible signs of trauma found on Mr. Flores." His will be classified as an "unexplained death" until the medical examiner is able to conduct an autopsy.
On December 29, 50-year-old Christie Pennington was found on a park trail not far away — at Turtle Creek Boulevard and Maple Avenue. There were no signs of foul play at the time, and on Thursday the Dallas County Medical Examiner's Office said the cause of death "is still pending."


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As we reawaken to spring and remember all the things we can do outside while wearing lighter clothes -- and maybe even sunglasses -- one activity still feels a couple of months away:
A day trip to our own international tourist attraction.
Think again.
Niagara Falls State Park can be a treat to visit any time of year. The colored leaves linger long into the fall, warmed by waters flowing through the Niagara Gorge. Freezing mist puts the park trees in a sparkling coat in the winter. And summer brings throngs from across the globe at a time when you can get closer to the falls themselves than during any other season.
But spring, especially the next few weeks, magnifies the natural power of the waterfalls themselves, and allows visitors to take them in when the crowds are thinner -- and the experience less costly.
"This time of the year, there's more of the 'natural' in the natural wonder. You have less going on to distract you," says Paul Gromosiak, a local historian who has written nine books and many articles about Niagara Falls.
The abundance of water flowing over the American Falls is never so apparent than springtime, when leafless trees give way to the full sweep of the Upper Niagara River Rapids between Goat Island and Prospect Point.
From several vantage points, you can see the winter ice pack -- looking like a thick layer of vanilla fudge ice cream -- in front of the American and Bridal Veil falls.
If you decide to visit the state park on a day trip soon, here are some of the things worth knowing.
*The city: Niagara Falls, N.Y., still has a lot of work to do when it comes to welcoming visitors throughout the year, but those who stop in town in the next few weeks will see that some progress has been made during the last couple of years.
A new visitor center is open at First Street and Rainbow Boulevard; construction will start soon on a new culinary center in the vacant Rainbow Centre mall; and the state and city have combined to clear an inviting -- if still largely empty -- path along Old Falls Street between the state park and the Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel.
The view into the city up Old Falls Street gives you the sense that things may, finally, be looking up. In the coming weeks, vendors will begin to line the street, and, if plans materialize, some will stay through the Christmas holiday.
*Parking: Finding a parking spot in the Falls during the summer months can be an exercise in frustration, not to mention the first kick to your wallet.
The state park charges motorists $10 to park in its lots during the summer tourist season, and the fee already is in place for the lot near the Rainbow Bridge. The parking attendants for the One Niagara lot, right across Prospect Street from the state park lot, will gladly let you know it, too. On a recent weekend, they were charging $5 for a spot in their lot and doing their best to flag in drivers, including those trying to make a split-second choice between the One Niagara and state park lots.
But here's what you should know. The state park's lot attendant works from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. through April and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday through Thursday until June 22; come in before or after those times, and parking is free.
Parking in the lot on Goat Island is free every day until May 22, and weekdays through June 19, as well as before 9 a.m. or after 4 p.m. through the summer. If you plan to go there anyway -- and you should -- park on Goat Island instead.
There also are free spaces in the city streets leading to the park, particularly on Main Street, near Buffalo Avenue, behind the old Turtle attraction and Red Coach Inn. It's easier to get a spot there during the week than on weekends. Parking in the Seneca Niagara Casino garage also is free, if you don't mind walking a few blocks to see the falls.
*Goat Island: Terrapin Point, the Cave of the Winds and the Top of the Falls restaurants won't open to visitors for a few more weeks, but the gift shops are open (and offering discounts), and the island offers great vantage points of the falls themselves.
The power of the upper rapids is best displayed this time of year, as the winter runoff from four Great Lakes spills toward Lake Ontario.
The best vantage point of the American and Bridal Veil falls this time of year is behind the Cave of the Winds entrance, at the fence above Luna Island. You can see the ice pack in front of the falls from the most interesting angle.
Three Sisters Islands, at the southeast corner of Goat Island, also is a nice place to watch the upper rapids, although it's easier and safer to meander these islands in summer.
*The north side of the park: Near Prospect Point, the Orin Lehman Visitor Center welcomes visitors from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., sort of. A movie about the falls is playing, and the gift shop and bathrooms are open, but not the snack shops.
Behind the visitor center, it costs $1 during the summer tourist season (except from 8 to 11 p.m.) to walk onto the green-painted steel Observation Tower above the Niagara Gorge and the Maid of the Mist. This time of year, it's free.
Bring a jacket even it's a warmer day, as a cool breeze drifts off the nearby upper rapids.
*As Memorial Day nears: As we close in on the traditional tourist season, visits to the Falls can stretch even longer.
The Cave of the Winds is scheduled to open May 14 this year, depending on the weather, but before that you can take a limited journey toward the base of the American and Bridal Veil falls.
Visitors now can travel 175 feet down an elevator into the gorge, where they can view the falls from a permanent observation deck. Admission through April 30, and from Oct. 25 to Nov. 1, is $6 for adults and $4 for children, and trips run daily from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
The wooden decks are reconstructed every year; otherwise they would be crushed under the weight of the ice pack that forms during winter on the rocks below the falls. The wood is treated by Thompson's Water Seal, which began to advertise a few years back that its sealant was powerful enough to protect the famed "Hurricane Deck," where visitors to the fabled attraction get soaked. When the decks are open, the cost is $11 for adults and $8 for children.
Depending on weather, the Maid of the Mist will start its trips May 20. Find out exactly when by visiting the company's website at www.maidofthemist.com. From the American side, the Maid of the Mist costs $13.50 for adults and $7.85 for children.
Generally, you can experience shorter lines on the Cave of the Winds and the Maid of the Mist before Memorial Day weekend and after Labor Day, until they close in midfall.
Prices are subject to change. You can find out if they do, as well as a whole lot more about the state park, by visiting www.niagarafallsstatepark.com.
*Walk to Canada: With border traffic not quite at peak, it's also a good time to grab your passport or enhanced driver's license and walk across the Rainbow Bridge. The entrance from the state park is on the south edge on the bridge, and you'll have to clear customs each way, but it's worth it to get a straight-on view of the Horseshoe Falls.
Another plus: it costs 50 cents to walk or take a bike across the bridge, compared with $3.25 by car.
*The food: If you choose to walk the bridge, you can stop on either side of the border for a bite or a beer at a Hard Rock Cafe. A plethora of Indian restaurants on the American side are open for business, and you'll want to consider stopping for a drink or appetizer at Wine on Third, a couple of blocks north of the casino on Third Street. The Hershey store and Rain Forest Cafe at the foot of Clifton Hill, are among the culinary attractions in Canada near the Rainbow Bridge.
Back on the U.S. side, if romance is what you want, the Red Coach Inn might be your spot. The food is pricey, but of high quality. You might even consider an overnight stay in one of the guest rooms or suites.
You'd be in good company. After all, this is the place that producers of NBC's hit show "The Office" decided should be the hub of the show's wedding special in 2009 for characters Pam Beesly and Jim Halpert.
If you decide to splurge on lodging this time of year, visit www.niagara-usa.com. You'll pay less for a hotel room than in the summer season, and you can look at it this way: Staying so close to home, look at the money you saved on gas!
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Keep your Eye on the Ball with this fun painting project from Amanda Formaro. Transform the old leather pumpkin into a fun bouncing eye ball, perfect for an afternoon Halloween pick up game. You could also hide it in the bushes and use it to "keep an eye" on trick or treaters when they come to your door! This Eye on the Ball craft is just what you need to keep things fun this Halloween. Gather the little goblins and have them help you create this Halloween craft for kids.
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- Acrylic spray sealer
- Spray basketball with white spray paint and let dry. Repeat for a second coat.
- Paint a green circle on the basketball, using the filler tube plug as the center.
- When green has dried, paint a smaller black circle in the center of the green circle. Let dry.
- Use red dimensional paint to add blood vessels.
- Allow everything to dry completely before displaying.
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I would use glow in the dark spray paint as well if it's going to be used for a Halloween decoration, and make several with different color eyes. You could also use dollar store beach balls if you don't have any old basketballs lying around! Make sure that the paint you're using is compatible with the surface you intend to paint-look for rubber, pvc, vinyl, plastic, etc. on the paint label.
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The state of Arkansas has put four Bentonville schools on probation for exceeding class size limits.
Superintendent Michael Poore said Bentonville High School, Bright Field Middle School, Old High Middle School and Ruth Barker Middle School were put on probation for two years after the state found they exceeded class sizes in music and art classes.
Poore said the schools classes never exceeded more than two students, and that 28 is the maximum allowed.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – For what must have seemed like the longest week ever, a pair of moms watched the trial unfold for the woman who murdered Lance Byers and her brother, who is accused of helping the killer escape.
On Friday, the jury handed down its verdict after listening to days of testimony and argument and then spending about five hours -- and probably one sleepless night -- thinking it over in seclusion.
The 12 jurors decided that Jeannette Davis was guilty of second-degree murder – that means killing without planning it ahead of time, but knowing death could be a result of her actions.
Her brother, Jountay Davis, was found not guilty of being an accessory after the fact -- even though he drove her away from the scene of the Feb. 21 shooting.
For Regina Davis, the verdict was hollow and bitter. Her 21-year-old son would not be going to prison but her 25-year-old daughter would be spending a minimum of two decades behind bars and perhaps up to a maximum of life in prison.
On the other side of the Kent County Circuit Court gallery, Benita Woods' months of agony were eased a bit with knowing her son's killer would be going to prison.
"It's just been so hard," Woods said through her tears before the verdict was announced.
As the verdict was announced before Judge Paul Sullivan, both mothers were overcome by their respective suffering and were not able to talk about the outcome.
But Kelli Kopen, the mother of Emma -- Lance Byers now 3-year-old daughter, said the family is satisfied with the outcome, but it does little to ease the pain.
"Lance's mom is having a very hard time," Kopen said, adding there was some shock that the jury came to a not guilty verdict on the accessory after the fact charge. "There are no winners here."
The murder happened on Lafayette Street SE after Byers and Jountay Daivs got in a heated argument following a fender-bender. Jeannette Davis shot Byers, claiming she was trying to stop the two men from fighting and that she never meant for the bullet to strike anyone.
The two took off in a Lincoln Navigator but Jountay said he had no idea who had fired the shot and was just looking to get out of the neighborhood around Saint Mary's Health Care.
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The actions of that day, made in a few moments of rage, rippled through the lives of those who knew Byers – and some who have few remembrances of the 32-year-old man.
Kopen said Emma has few real memories of her father and has been shielded from much of the pain, but Kopen says she plans to make sure the little girl and everyone else knows who Byers was.
"What was great about Lance was the attention he gave to anyone he was with, his ability to connect," Kopen said.
Meanwhile, Jountay Davis's stepmother, Melba McFarrin, stood stunned beside the courthouse elevators.
"It wasn't fair for (the jury) to give (Jeannette) second-degree murder," McFarrin said. "She's not that kind of person."
McFarrin noted that Jeannette Davis had no previous criminal record and that she continues to say she was shooting in her brother's defense.
"We all make mistakes," McFarrin said.
She said the pair's mother is grieving the loss of her daughter while also sympathetic to the pain of the Byers family.
Jountay Davis' attorney, Frank Stanley, said the verdict is at best bittersweet for the family.
Stanley's client left the court, but he was in no mood to celebrate. He left without making any comments and appeared to be unhappy with the outcome.
The trial, which started Monday, has been the subject of much interest and on most days it was hard to find an open seat even though it was moved to the building's biggest courtroom on the 12th floor. Many of the people there were co-workers of Byers at the Department of Human Services – the victim was on his way to work when he was killed.
The co-workers hugged after the verdict and they told reporters that Byers was a blessing to have known.
Now, while Jountay Davis walked out of the court a free man, his sister remains in the Kent County Jail awaiting sentencing on Aug. 14.
Chief Assistant Kent County Prosecutor Christopher Becker said the conviction calls for at least a dozen years behind bars and includes a mandatory additional two years for felony use of a firearm.
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"The jury worked hard on it," Becker said. "I'm satisfied."
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With a Chinese stamp set from Posh Impressions, you can create a lovely homemade card with bamboo, pandas and more. With 3-D dots, the pandas pop up from the lovely, simple background of this card.
- POSH Chinese Set
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- Black Cardstock
- Sage Cardstock
- White Glossy Cardstock
- Dee Gruenig's Signature Series Brush Markers: Black, Ruby Red, Grass Green
- Black String
- Skewer Stick
- 3-D Pop Dots
- Adhesive Tape
- Cut a piece of white glossy card stock 5-5/8 x 4". Color bamboo stamp with grass green brush marker. Stamp onto white glossy cardstock. Color Chinese character stamp with black and ruby red brush markers and stamp on cardstock. Cut a piece of black cardstock 11-1/2 x 4-1/8" and fold in half. Layer the white cardstock on top of it.
- Color pandas with black brush marker and stamp on a separate piece of white glossy cardstock. Cut pandas out and set aside.
- Cut a piece of sage cardstock 1-1/4 x 4-1/8" and fold it in half and attach to the top of the card. Wrap the black string around the skewer stick at each end and tie a few knots to secure it tightly. Attach the stick to the sage cardstock.
- Attach the pandas to the card using 3-D dimensional pop dots.
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Dec 10, 2010
I like the card however, what would you use it for?
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More than 100 South Carolina clergy received notices this week that they have been formally removed from the ordained ministry of the Episcopal Church.
The "notice of removal" letters were signed by the Rt. Rev. Charles G. vonRosenberg, bishop of The Episcopal Church in South Carolina, which comprises parishes in the coastal half of the state that have remained loyal to the national church. The Episcopal Church is the U.S. province of the worldwide Anglican Communion.
The removals come after Bishop Mark Lawrence disassociated from the national church last fall, along with the majority of clergy and parishes in the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina. Most clergy who received the removal letters already signaled their intention to leave the national church with Lawrence due to ongoing theological and management disagreements.
Issues regarding identity and rights to the names and seals of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina are being hashed out in a pending state lawsuit.
Lawrence's now-independent group could align with another organization such as the Anglican Church in North America, which includes other orthodox parishes that also left the Episcopal Church.
Because he holds out hope of future reconciliation, vonRosenberg said he opted to "released and remove" the affected clergy rather than deeming them "deposed" on the grounds of abandonment.
Either way, the clergy have lost authority to act as ordained ministers in the Episcopal Church. However, the option vonRosenberg chose provides easier paths for clergy to return to the church in the future.
To see what clergy remain in good standing with the Episcopal Church, go to episcopalchurchsc.org/clergy-in-good-standing.html.


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On 14 Apr 2007, in the Usenet newsgroup linux.redhat, in article
<firstname.lastname@example.com. com>, CCDSJ wrote:
> I am looking to buy a computer with RH Linux 7.3 and gcc 2.96
7.3 wasn't _that_ special. Just happen to have an RH 7.3 box handy...
*Minimum* specs are:
CPU: Pentium CPU (200-MHz for text mode - yow!, 400-MHz for GUI);
RAM: 32 Mb for text-mode, 128 Mb for GUI
HD: 650 Mb (everything = 3.7 Gigs, w/s with Gnome & KDE 1.8 Gigs)
>It appears as if RH linux 7.3 can't be installed in any of the newer
>computers. "Appears", because two techs have tried without success.
The only thing I can think of as a restriction would be the video
card, but I don't have a list of supported ones. I suppose there
could also be a USB keyboard/mouse or something, but that's a
> Anyone has such a computer? Knows where we can get one?
NNTP-Posting-Host: 220.127.116.11
Trinidad and Tobago - yeah, you might gonna have a problem there.
If you're doing software development on the box, you don't _need_ a
super fancy video system, so I'd suggest trying to install a (used
if need be) generic video card in what-ever you have and try that.
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Pacific Region Launches UN Decade for SE4All
2 April 2014: The Pacific region launched the UN Decade for Sustainable Energy For All (SE4All), as UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon praised the efforts of island States in addressing sustainable development challenges at "a pivotal moment."
Ban urged governments to "continue to be ambitious" in the negotiation process taking place under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), noting that Member States must deliver a global and legally binding agreement by 2015, and that sustainable energy is also a central issue in discussions on the post-2015 development agenda.
Gyan Chandra Acharya, Under-Secretary-General and High-Representative for Least Developed Countries (LDCs), Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs) and Small Island Developing States (SIDS), delivered Ban's prepared remarks on the margins of the 2nd Pacific Regional Energy and Transport Meeting in Nadi, Fiji, which takes place from 2-4 April 2014. Among several examples of leadership by Pacific Island Countries, he highlighted that Tokelau has become the first territory in the world to generate 100% of its power from renewable energy.
Colin Tukuitonga, Director-General of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), noted the critical link between energy and transport in the Pacific. Susan McDade, Special Envoy of the Secretary-General's Special Representative, noted that energy is an enabler of health, gender equality, safe drinking water, food and nutrition, and other sectors
The Government of Fiji and the SPC supported the Pacific launch. The global launch of the UN Decade for SE4All will take place in New York, US, in June 2014, as part of the first SE4All Forum. [Statement of UN Secretary-General] [SE4All Press Release] [SPC Press Release] [UN Press Release]


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_________cells are glandular secretory cells that release hormones directly into the interstitial fluids, lymphoid system, or blood.
Amino acid derivatives, Peptide hormones, Steroid hormones, eicosanoids
Hormones are organized into four groups based on chemical structure:
thyroid hormones
Thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3), hormones of the thyroid gland; hormones that stimulate tissue metabolism, energy utilization, and growth.
Peptide hormones
_________are chains of amino acids. This is the largest group of hormones; all pituitary gland hormones are _________
_________ hormones, derived from cholesterol, are released by the reproductive organs and the suprarenal glands.
These compounds coordinate cellular activities and affect enzymatic processes (such as blood clotting) that occur in extracellular fluids.
(1) humoral stimuli (changes in the composition of the extracellular fluid), (2) hormonal stimuli (arrival or removal of a specific hormone), or (3) neural stimuli (the arrival of neurotransmitters at neuroglandular junctions)
endocrine reflexes are triggered by (3)
positive feedback
In this feedback (rare), the secretion of a hormone produces an effect that further stimulates hormone release
regulatory hormones
_________control the activities of endocrine cells in the adenohypophysis (anterior lobe)
Releasing hormones (RH)
_________stimulate production of one or more hormones at the adenohypophysis
inhibiting hormones (IH)
_________ prevent the synthesis and secretion of specific pituitary hormones.
suprarenal (renal) medullae
The hypothalamus exerts direct neural control over the secretory activity of the _________
pituitary gland
The "master gland," situated in the sella turcica of the sphenoid bone and connected to the hypothalamus by the infundibulum; includes the posterior lobe (pars nervosa) and the anterior lobe (pars intermedia and pars distalis).
Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)
Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)
Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
Luteinizing hormone (LH)
Prolactin (PRL)
Growth hormone (GH)
Melanocyte-stimulating hormone (MSH)
produced in the Anterior Lobe (7)
Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)
Suprarenal cortex (zona fasciculata) Glucocorticoid secretion
Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
Follicle cells of ovaries in female
Estrogen secretion, follicle development
Nurse cells of testes in male
Stimulation of sperm maturation
Luteinizing hormone (LH)
Follicle cells of ovaries in female
Ovulation, formation of corpus luteum, Progesterone secretion (prepare for pregnancy)
Interstitial cells of testes in male
Testosterone secretion
Melanocyte-stimulating hormone (MSH) Melanocytes
Increased melanin synthesis in epidermis
the only hormone released by the pars intermedia
Antidiuretic hormone (ADH or vasopressin) Kidneys
Reabsorption of water; elevation of blood volume and pressure
Oxytocin (OT)
Uterus, mammary glands (females)
Labor contractions, milk ejection
Ductus deferens and prostate gland (males) Contractions of ductus deferens and prostate gland; ejection of secretions
ADH and oxytocin are called _________because they are produced and released by neurons
decrease the amount of water lost at the kidneys.
_________also causes the constriction of peripheral blood vessels, which helps to elevate blood pressure.
______ stimulates the contractions of smooth muscle cells in the uterus and mammary glands.
In the human male, _________causes smooth muscle contractions in the prostate gland.
The anterior lobe of the pituitary gland, also called the anterior pituitary or the pars distalis.
parathyroid glands
Four small glands embedded in the posterior surface of the thyroid; responsible for parathyroid hormone secretion.
hormone secreted by thymus, _________ essential to the development and differentiation of T cells.
(1) an outer zona glomerulosa;
(2) a middle zona fasciculata; and
(3) an inner zona reticularis
Deep to the capsule there are three distinct zones, in the cortex: _________
Cortisol and corticosterone
the most important glucocorticoids secreted by the suprarenal cortex (2)_________
Hormone secreted by the alpha cells of the pancreatic islets; elevates blood glucose concentrations.
Hormone secreted by the beta cells of the pancreatic islets; causes a reduction in blood glucose concentrations.


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Protein - amino acids
contains carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. Arranged into amino acids linked in a chain. source of energy. needed by tissue for repair and growth. made up of 20 amino acids.
Amino Acids
building blocks of protein. Each contains an amino group, an acid group, a hydrogen atom, and a distinctive side group, all attached to a central carbon atom. amino - containing nitrogen
Conditionally essential amino acid
an amino acid that is normally nonessential, but must be supplied by the diet in special circumstances when the need for it exceeds the body's ability to produce it.
Peptide bond
bond that connects the acid end of one amino acid with the amino end of another forming a link in a protein chain
iron-containing protein in red blood cells that transports oxygen from the lungs to the tissues of the body. hemo-blood, globin- globular protein
the change in a protein's shape and consequent loss of its function brought about by heat, agitation, acid, base, alcohol, heavy metals, or other agents.
a gastric enzyme that hydrolyzes protein. Secreted inactively called pepsinogen. Activated by hydrochloric acid in the stomach
Sickle cell anemia
a hereditary anemia characterized by crescent shaped red blood cells. Interferes with oxygen transport and blood flow.
a protein from which connective tissues such as scars, tendons, ligaments, and the foundations of bones and teeth are made.
proteins that facilitate chemical reactions without being changed in the process. Protein catalysts.
Fluid Balance
maintenance of the proper types and amounts of fluid in each compartment of the body fluids
swelling of the body tissue caused by excessive amounts of fluid in tissue. seen in protein deficiency
abnormally high acidity (excess hydrogen-ion concentration) of the blood and other body tissues
abnormally high alkalinity (low hydrogen-ion concentration) of the blood and other body tissues
protein that is produced by lymphocytes and that attaches to a specific antigen to kill it
Protein turnover
the degration and synthesis of protein. when proteins break down they free amino acids.
Amino acid pool
the supply of amino acids derived from food proteins or body proteins that collect in cells and blood. Ready to incorporate with proteins for energy.
chemicals that transmit information across the synapse to a receiving neuron's dendrites
High quality proteins
dietary proteins containing all the essential amino acids in relatively the same amounts that human beings require. They may also contain nonessential amino acids.
Limited amino acid
the amino acid is the acid in the smallest supply relative to amount needed by body for protein synthesis.
Complementary proteins
two or more dietary proteins whose amino acid assortments complement each other in such a way that the essential amino acids missing from one are supplied by the other
Acute PEM
protein energy malnutrition caused by recent severe food restrictions. thin waist. acute= small
results from severe deprivation or impaired absorption of energy, protein, vitamins, and minerals. "dry"
Whey protein
a by-product of cheese production; falsely promoted as increasing muscle mass. Whey is the watery part of milk that separates from the curds.


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Jim Crane: Astros' Payroll Could Reach $50-60MM In 2014
Astros owner Jim Crane had previously indicated that the club's payroll could go up in 2014 and this week said that the payroll could climb as high as $50-60MM in 2014, regardless of how their lawsuit with Houston Regional Sports Network over their TV contract plays out, according to Brian McTaggart of MLB.com.
Although Crane says the team could go "a little bit deeper," no one should expect Houston to go after the top tier guys on the open market.
?We?re not going to make a move unless it fits into the plan, and we?re not going to rush the plan. [General Manager Jeff Luhnow has] a very systematic formula and we do have some good players coming up. [...] This team [can get] pretty competitive pretty quickly with the starting pitching we?ve got." Crane said.
The Astros will likely be in the market for late-inning relief help, an outfielder with a big bat, and a veteran starting pitcher in place of free agent Erik Bedard. While a $60MM payroll would still place them among the lowest in the league, it would be a marked improvement over their 2013 Opening Day figure of $26.1MM.
Source: Zach Links MLB Trade Rumors


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Attorneys for three alleged abuse victims are asking a central Pennsylvania judge not to allow the charity founded by convicted child molester Jerry Sandusky to transfer millions of dollars to a Texas organization.
The Second Mile, once lauded for efforts to help at-risk youth, is now seeking court approval to formally transfer many programs to Arrow Child & Family Ministries Inc., the Associated Press reported on Tuesday.
Sandusky was convicted last week of 45 counts in his child sex abuse trial. Prosecutors said the retired Penn State assistant football coach met the eight accusers who testified through The Second Mile.
The Centre Daily Times first reported the story and said the attorneys argue that the court's first priority should be to preserve the charity's assets so it can pay "current and future liabilities."