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How to Recover From Your Holiday Spending Guilt
1. Stop spending
Stop the spending, says Alicia Botti, Ameriprise financial adviser in Northville, Mich.
"Once you know where you were spending to excess, stay away from danger area -- whether it be takeout food, certain stores, etc. -- until you have your new spending habits established," Botti says.
Unfortunately, now is the time of year would-be savers turn into "out of season" shoppers, says Jana Francis, founder of discount shopping site Steals.com.
"A lot of people think that shopping now, post-holidays, will snag them great deals. Don't do it," Francis says, adding that this kind of thinking only leads you to buy things you don't need -- which means you're actually spending more.
"I still have Christmas lights I bought at 75% off many years ago that isn't even opened -- because I bought it because it was on sale, not because I needed it. Buy for things you will need in the next two weeks -- not the next 12 months," she says.
2. Make cutbacks
Cut back on a few luxuries temporarily, like your monthly pedicure or fancy coffees, says Trae Bodge, senior editor of RetailMeNot.
"Instead of going to the gourmet salad bar near the office, bring lunch from home," Bodge says. "Also, scrap the monthly car wash with detailing and/or the extra movie channels on your cable account. You'll pay that fund back in no time!"
If you're unsure where the "luxuries" are in your budget, Adam Levin, chairman and co-founder of Credit.com, suggests looking for "leaks" in your budget.
"Take a look at the kind of expenses you accrue in a given week. Look at the $4 lattes and the iPhone apps you can't seem to live without. Little things that add up that seem to be invisible at the time, but they add up, and then you have a problem," Levin says.
Although it may be tempting to go to extremes and cancel your cable bill, for example, Levin cautions against going overboard cutting out budget items that are more necessities than wants.
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Pasadena honors Japanese internment resister and civil rights icon Fred Korematsu
By Carl Kozlowski 01/23/2013
While the civil rights movement is most often regarded as the struggle for the rights of African Americans, Fred Korematsu was among the leaders in the battle for Asian-American rights. By refusing to go to the US government's internment camps for Japanese-Americans during World War II, the Oakland native waged a courageous fight that took him all the way to the US Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court ruled against Korematsu, forcing him to be interned, but a team of lawyers, historians and researchers uncovered evidence in 1983 that ultimately overturned his conviction for defying the government's order. Korematsu was 86 when he died in 2005.
On Saturday, Pasadena will celebrate Korematsu's historic efforts by hosting the Fred Korematsu Day of Civil Liberties and the Constitution in the McKinley School Auditorium, located at 325 S. Oak Knoll Ave. in Pasadena.
Korematsu is the first Asian-American in US history to have a day named in his honor, with his Jan. 30 birthday marked for the designation. The Fred Korematsu Day bill was signed into law by former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in 2010, and in 2011 Pasadena became the first Southern California city to create its own annual day of events.
This year's free celebration begins at 9:30 a.m. and features the exhibit "Internment Camp Photos 1942-1944" by educator and photographer Stone Ishimaru. At 10 a.m., Pasadena Mayor Bill Bogaard will offer welcoming remarks before introducing Fred's daughter, Karen Korematsu, co-founder of the Fred T. Korematsu Institute for Civil Rights and Education.
In addition, the documentary "Of Civil Wrongs and Rights: The Fred Korematsu Story" will be shown before the event closes with a presentation by Yukio Kawaratani and Phil Shigekuni, survivors of the Tule Lake internment camp.
"We celebrated on a Wednesday afternoon last year, and I was just hoping people would show up at the Pasadena Central Library's auditorium," said Wendy Anderson, an organizer of the Pasadena event. "We had a full house, which was a surprise, because even in the Japanese-American community they don't know much about him, so it's an education for them, too."
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Home List of Titles Numerical analysis on the optical role of nano-randomness on the Morpho butterfly's scale
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- Numerical analysis on the optical role of nano-randomness on the Morpho butterfly's scale
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- Saito, Akira; Yonezawa, Masaru; Murase, Junichi; Juodkazis, Saulius; Mizeikis, Vygantas; Akai-Kasaya, Megumi; Kuwahara, Yuji
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- The blue coloration of Morpho butterflies has anomalously low angular dependence despite the production of color with a selected wavelength based on an interference effect. A key to the mechanism of the specific Morpho-color was suggested to be the randomness of its scale. Using finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) analysis, the role of different kinds of randomness in the structure of the Morph butterfly's scale was investigated, which was impossible by conventional analytical calculations. The results revealed that incoherence in the incident light plays an essential role, which cannot be realized only by structural randomness. On the other hand, the lateral and vertical randomness, and the number of random components were found each to have an independent role to realize the specific Morpho-color preventing the sharp reflective angular dependence. The direction obtained by the numerical simulations to analyze optically complex random structures will serve not only to understand the scientific principles, but also to design the optical properties of artificial materials.
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- Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Vol. 11, no. 4 (Apr 2011), pp. 2785-2792
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- 2011
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- Bio-mimesis; FDTD; Finite-difference time-domain; Morpho butterfly; Randomness; Simulation; Structural color
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The Wisconsin Badgers have never missed advancing to the NCAA tournament with Bo Ryan as their coach.
Still, Ryan had some reservations about what his 13th season at the Wisconsin helm would hold when the Badgers started playing games earlier this month.
"I didn't know that much about our team when we got against the St. John's, the Green Bay's, the Florida's," said Ryan, rattling off the Badgers' first three opponents.
He might be able to rest a little easier after the Badgers navigated that stretch unscathed.
Frank Kaminsky scored 16 points and Sam Dekker added 13 to help No. 20 Wisconsin rally for a 69-66 win over Wisconsin-Green Bay on Saturday night.
The Badgers (3-0) were down seven in the second half and overcame a career-high 32 points by Green Bay junior guard Keifer Sykes. His potential game-tying 3-pointer bounced off the rim as the buzzer sounded.
Wisconsin improved to 19-1 all-time against the Phoenix (1-1).
A sellout crowd of 9,906 at the Resch Center set a home attendance record for Green Bay. The previous record was 9,759, when the Phoenix upset then-No. 23 Wisconsin 88-84 in overtime on Dec. 9, 2009.
Josh Gasser added 11 points for the Badgers, who were coming off a 59-53 win over No. 11 Florida in Madison on Tuesday.
"I'm learning things that they really need a lot of work on," Ryan said of his players, "and I'm learning some things that they've done pretty well that we have to continue to do well."
Led by Kaminsky, a 7-foot junior, Wisconsin overcame a 50-43 deficit.
The Badgers hung on down the stretch as Green Bay closed the gap to 67-66 on a basket by Carrington Love with 12 seconds left.
After Traevon Jackson made one of two free throws, Kaminsky had a big block from behind as Sykes drove to the basket with 5 seconds to play.
"I think on the layup I took off from too far, and I tried to flip it up there," Sykes said. "I think I could've taken another dribble or used my floater to get a better shot."
Kaminsky went to the foul line on the other end. He made the first free throw to push the lead to 69-66, but he stepped over the line on his second attempt for a lane violation.
That gave the ball back to Green Bay with 4.3 seconds left and a chance to send the game to overtime, only to have Sykes' 3-point attempt just off the mark.
Sykes, a quick and versatile 5-11 junior, was 13-of-26 shooting, but just 2-for-8 from 3-point range. His previous career high was 31 points on two occasions.
No other Green Bay player reached double figures for scoring.
It was a tough loss for the Phoenix, the preseason favorite in the Horizon League.
"We fully expected to win this game, so we weren't happy about it," Sykes said. "We played a close game and a really good team, but 100 percent, we expect to win. I told the guys I just have to make more plays down the stretch."
Alec Brown, the Phoenix's 7-1 senior standout, had only two points on 1-for-5 shooting before fouling out with 4:25 left.
"We had it in our scouting report to be physical with him, and I think we did that," Kaminsky said. "With him on the bench, I think that was advantage us."
By then, Wisconsin had regained the lead after falling behind 50-43.
The Badgers outscored Green Bay 17-4 to go up 60-54 with 6 minutes left.
Kaminsky started the decisive spurt with a 3-pointer from the top of the key and later posted up in the lane for back-to-back baskets.


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My baby will be a week old tomorrow and I have a few questions re: his feeding schedule and engorgement. BF is going pretty well so far. I've noticed that for the past 2 nights he has wanted to feed constantly for about 2 hours before he goes down to sleep. Last night I overslept my alarms that had me on schedule to feed him every 2 1/2 hours like I do during the day. I didn't wake up until he woke me up b/c he was hungry--which turned out to be twice during the night--every 4 hours. I'm wondering if I should still wake him up every 2 1/2 hours at night even though he is cluster feeding before he goes to bed. Oh, he also fed for a long time when he woke up this morning. Or should I just let wake up on his own when he is hungry? Also, the two times he woke me up last night to eat my breasts were very large. I have a feeling after he was done I could get some out with a pump b/c they were still very big. Should I pump after these feedings or let my milk supply regulate itself?
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The geography of Nazi German death camps in modern-day Poland is complex. First off, take a look at this map from 20th Century History @ About.com which shows the major concentration and extermination camps of World War II.
The Germans plan was to cleanse the eastern lands of Poles, Slavs, Jews, and others and turn the ethnically cleansed land over to a new, agriculturally-based German colonizing culture. Modern-day Poland was to be a key part of this bloodland. Many of the death camps were placed inside the modern-boundaries of Poland to help accomplish the goal.
However, the Nazis themselves would not have used the term "Polish camps" or even "camps in Poland" because the Nazis never fully recognized any Polish state's right to existence. The extermination camps where all west of the Vistula River, placing them within the historic boundaries of the German Empire (meaning these lands were only in a modern Polish state for twenty years).
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Chelmno and Auschwitz were back in the Greater German Reich proper while Treblinka, Majdanek, and Belzec were in the "General Government", a zone which was to be cleansed and then completely aborsbed back into Nazi Germany proper as well. Meanwhile other concentration camps such as Koldichevo and Janowska were established in the old Second Polish Republic's lands (given to the Soviet Union by Nazi Germany at the start of the war) which were then politically located in Reichskommissariats Ukraine and Ostland. These lands were colonies in which long range plans called for eventual inclusion into the Greater German Reich.
Finally, one must remember that while the extermination aka death camps were located to the east of Berlin, the majority concentration camp system was established before the start of World War II and therefore located in Germany itself. The University of California Santa Barbra has a great map showing the distribution of camps used to house political prisoners and other not-necessarily sentenced to death targets of the Nazi regime.
The camps where very much part of a German system. In the eastern bloodlands of Nazi-controlled former Soviet lands much of the killings were done by Germans and other Slavic groups together. However, Poland witnessed very few cases of collaboration. The camps were in ethnic Polish lands but were politically located in various degrees of Germany and German-occupied land and were run by Germans. There was nothing Polish about the extermination camp system.


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The Crayon Fuzzy comes in 20 colors. 20 color choices to benefit the families of children with Cancer. Especially with school being back in session, these crayon clips are absolutely adorable hair accessories and I'm ordering a few today, simply because I love The Bowtique and I am a huge fan of Crayons for Cancer, and I love that the 2 are connected now!!
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Much to be proud of in city schoolsMay 08,2014I want to be in school every day!
A Rutland City second grader recently expressed himself enthusiastically with these words in a class assignment. He wrote excitedly in explanation: I like to learn everything. In math, I learn how to add and subtract. Science is fun because we get to do experiments. I hope to make a volcano and I hope it doesnt explode on me. The teachers, my friends and other activities make me have fun. Thats why I want to have school every day! Dont you? Yes, I do!
The accomplishments of our students, staff members and school leaders are many and varied and make us all proud to live in Rutland. Northwest and Northeast Primary Schools won recognition as gold medal winners in the statewide Wellness Program. Students at the Rutland Intermediate School take part in a very active Community Service Club, learning to give forward to their community. RIS also won national recognition for its outstanding Special Olympics Program. Once again this year, RIS and RMS students were winners in the Operation Military Kids poster contest and were recognized at the State House for their artistic talent and compassionate approach to classmates whose parents serve. These programs are actively led and supported by members of the fine arts, counseling and health/physical education departments.
The Rutland Middle School is a leader in the development of challenging interdisciplinary studies programs in social studies, English and world language, as well as in STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math). Students are applying their learning to real world issues and problems and seeing the relevance and rigor of their studies. This approach is continued and extended at Rutland High School in a comprehensive and interdisciplinary project-based approach that has won state and national recognition. Students can pursue a STEM and/or global studies concentration, which is duly noted on their transcripts and college applications. RHS hosted the first-ever student/faculty led Global Initiatives Network conference in March, only the third such conference ever held in the United States. The development of the STEM Academy at RHS gives our students another distinct advantage as they prepare for college and/or the world of work. In collaboration with the Stafford Technical Center and the new STEM/robotics program, the sky is the limit for Rutland students. RHS offers 14 advanced-placement courses, the most of any high school in the region. We also offer one of the largest co-curricular programs in the state.
The schools in Rutland City are also known for an outstanding fine-arts program, K-12 and at Stafford Tech. Students in grades K-2 work with two very talented teachers in art and music who introduce our littlest ones to the joy of the arts. Walk through any of our schools and you will see student and faculty art work proudly displayed for all to see. At RIS and RMS, students take part in a varied instrumental program, leading to participation in band, jazz band, orchestra and a range of choral groups. Research clearly shows the positive benefits of participation in musical activities on academic performance. Students in grades seven through 12 regularly take part in district and state music festivals to wide acclaim. RHS and STC graduates have attended some of the foremost music conservatories in the nation.
In addition to the accomplishments of our students, faculty and staff members excel as well. A number of our teachers have achieved National Board Certification in their fields. This is a rigorous, voluntary program that recognizes master teachers in their respective fields. Teachers have been recognized as Middle School Science Teacher of the Year, Rowland Foundation Scholars (three in three years, an unheard of accomplishment for a Vermont high school), and a National Science Foundation Einstein Fellow. Rutland City school leaders have recently been recognized as the Special Education Director of the Year, Tech Center Director of the Year, Assistant Principal of the Year, and, most recently, the High School Principal of the Year. Great teachers and great leaders make for an outstanding school system.
RHS graduates are currently attending many of the finest colleges and universities across the nation. You have heard from some of these proud Rutlanders in the pages of the Rutland Herald over the past few weeks; students from MIT, Northeastern University, Emory and Elon Colleges, the University of South Carolina and UVM, to name just a few. Members of the class of 2014 at Rutland High School have been accepted at schools including UVM and Castleton, BU, Clemson, Tufts, Villanova, Bucknell and Wake Forest; some are entering into military service, still others will go right into the work force. All are well prepared.
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Oh yes they are! The Listening Project had a great turnout at the activities fair: sign-ups spilled onto a second page! This is Haverford, though, so of course, now I have to start badgering the people on the list to make time in their busy schedules. It will happen, though — always does.
Next mission: Plan focus groups! The goal of a Listening Project focus group is just to start a dialogue about the project, to talk about the goals, and of course, to determine what interests people the most. If this project isn't accessible to the community, it will likely crash and burn. Not that I want to foreshadow anything (we just talked about tragic irony in my senior sem, so it's on the brain). If you're interested in participating in a focus group: speak up! Feel free to post a comment here or email me: firstname.lastname@example.com
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While it's hard to get past how fantastic her big tits look, she also has great legs and a fine ass as well. Karina appears in a great full high definition scene called "Popping out of her Top" in which she poses near a white pick up truck.
The scene begins with her wearing a pink top and when that disappears she's in a tight fitting bra. That piece of clothing disappears as well and her nice big tits are on full display in the bright sunshine at last. Her skin is such a healthy and pale white and her nipples are nice and pink. There's little doubt that if a person were to drive up on this scene he might drive into a ditch!
Miss Heart is sometimes known with the last name Hart and has been featured in men's magazines using that name.
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Police: Man was on school grounds at night with shotgunAugust 17,2013Police: Man had shotgun at school
BENNINGTON A local man was arraigned this week after police said he brandished a shotgun on the grounds of the Mount Anthony Union Middle School on Wednesday.
School is not currently in session and the man does not work for the school.
Thomas R. Dwyer Jr., 58, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court Thursday to misdemeanor charges of possessing a weapon at a school with intent to injure another person, reckless endangerment, grossly negligent operation of a motor vehicle and disorderly conduct. Dwyer was released without bail but has been ordered to undergo a competency evaluation.
In an affidavit, Sgt. Michael Plusch of the Bennington Police Department said he was dispatched to the parking lot of the middle school on East Road in Bennington, around 9:25 p.m. Wednesday.
Plusch said when he was approaching the school, he saw a man, later identified as Dwyer, coming out of the woods with a shotgun. Plusch said he got out of his police cruiser, drew his weapon and told Dwyer to drop the gun.
While Plusch said Dwyer initially continued toward him holding the shotgun and saying he had a right to protect himself, Dwyer did put the gun on the ground after being told to do so a second time.
Plusch said Dwyer told him he was sick and tired of being pushed around and watched all the time.
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- Road roughness characteristics in car and truck wheel tracks
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- Hassan, Rayya; Evans, Robert
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- Road longitudinal profile data were collected on both car and truck wheel tracks for a number of road sections to study the differences in their surface roughness characteristics. Roughness was measured in terms of the heavy articulated truck index (HATI), a measure of pavement ride quality as perceived by heavy truck occupants. Roughness variation between the outer and inner wheel tracks was also investigated. The results showed that lane average values of HATI in truck wheel tracks were higher than in car wheel tracks for about 60% of the studied network. These differences are relatively small but are statistically significant. The results also revealed that subgrade soil type and shoulder seal width influenced roughness variations between the truck and car wheel tracks. Overall, HATI values determined from profile data collected on car wheel tracks resulted in ride perception ratings that matched those determined from measurement in truck tracks for 90% of the studied network.
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"We do not worship, we do not adore, for fear that we should bow down to the creature rather than to the Creator, but we venerate the relics of the martyrs in order the better to adore Him whose martyrs they are."
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You can make smoothies from already frozen breastmilk but for ice cream you'd need to use breastmilk that hasn't already been frozen OR use frozen breastmilk and just eat up the ice cream you make so that you don't need to refreeze it.
You can make smoothies from already frozen breastmilk but for ice cream you'd need to use breastmilk that hasn't already been frozen OR use frozen breastmilk and just eat up the ice cream you make so that you don't need to refreeze it.
If you have an over abundant supply of ebm you could always donate it to the mother's milk bank, it goes to help bf premature/sick babies whose mothers can't. You go in for some simple blood tests and they give you storage bottles to pump more milk into. Usually you donate about 100 oz at a time. I did this with my first baby and it was very rewarding to know that not only was I providing the best nutrition for my own son, I was helping a baby who was in desperate need.
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Great thanks for the information! Everyone here is MUCH more helpful than my area rep. I never got an email or call back from her. Better luck next time. I actually have the number to a lady about an hour away that I am probably going to get in touch with. It wont be as convenient, but at least I will get some help. I think there are meetings around where she is too. We are in a small community here so there aren't meetings.
Thank you for all of the ideas. I searched online and found a local Mother's Milk Bank for my stored milk.
I do have another question though. Is it safe to re-refrigerate milk that has been kept in the refrigerator overnight (after pumping) and taken out for feeding the next evening. The milk has only been at room temp for a short time (less than an hour)? My son is falling asleep before daddy can feed him the entire bottle of EBM. I typically pump anywhere between 2-3 1/2 ounces of BM each evening. If my son doesn't eat it all I have some left over and if I freeze the rest I will have the same problem I have already (too much EBM).
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I am sorry that your experience with your local Leader was less than satisfying. I am glad to hear that you have not given up and will search out another group/Leader. Sometimes Leaders have things come up and can't get back to a mom right away. Some Leaders are much busier than others and their lives may have been so crazy with kids, school, etc.
Glad to hear things are going well!
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What it states is that bacterial levels have not been shown to increase/grow in milk that has been left at room temp. for 10 hours as opposed to milk left in the fridge for 10 hours. Does that answer your question? The new concensus is that human milk has so many living properties that it is unlike formula in that it does not hurt it to have the baby take some and then take the rest later. That is why LLL suggests to many moms that they tell day-care providers not to throw out unused milk in the bottle, but to give it to the baby later. They must throw out formula, though, once a baby has taken some from a bottle.
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A 19-year-old University of Iowa student paid $20 for a stolen driver's license and debit card. He took the ID to a bar. But the bouncer instantly recognized the ID was stolen. Because it belonged to him.


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Professor Oliver joined the W&L faculty in July 1991. For many years she taught the first intermediate accounting, one of the entry courses into the major. She now focuses on classes in writing and research for accountants, a first-year seminar in corporate social responsibility, and introductory financial accounting. She served as Associate Dean of the Williams School before becoming head of the Accounting Department. She also serves as one of the two faculty advisors to Washington and Lee Student Consulting and works with students interested in the London internship program through Hollins University.
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Springfield – The Illinois State Board of Education will honor 11 alternative education students who have shown outstanding achievement and perseverance to achieve educational success as part of the 2000 Alternative Learning Partnerships Conference on November 1 and 2. (The winners' names and schools are attached.)
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An 80-year-old Catholic priest in Australia is accused of biting another priest's ear off over a parking spot.
The Rev. Thomas Henry Byrne was charged late last week with grievous bodily harm over the incident involving his neighbor, 81-year-old the Rev. Thomas Joseph Cameron Smith, Perth Now reported.
According to authorities, the two got into a scuffle after Smith refused to give up his parking space.
Following a brief struggle, Byrne told Smith to pick an item up off the ground, The Daily Mail reported.
The "item" was Smith's ear, which he wrapped in a towel and took to a local hospital. He was taken into surgery, while police took Byrne into custody.
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My twin aunts, Loise Aurelia and Joyce Marie (pronounced Mariah) Sigford were born to Frank and Agnes Laura Sigford on February 19, 1907,about 1 1/2 years after the death of their first born, Baby Irene. From the time of Loise and Joyce's birth in Mitchell, Oregon, to the end of their lives, the twins were well photographed. The above 1914 photo, taken in Klamath County when they were 7 years old, is one of my favorites.
The picture below was taken in 1992 on their 85th birthday. My Aunt Gail watches them as they cut their birthday cake. Loise and Joyce would have been 98 years old today. Joyce died in 1993. Loise died seven years later, in 2000.


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Spicy Stuff: The Story Behind Dave Eiland's Firing
The Yankees didn't waste any time making changes to their team. Already this offseason, a lot of stuff has happened. But the most interesting move the Yanks have made so far was firing their pitching coach of three years, Dave Eiland. Like many others, I have been speculating to why Dave Eiland really was fired. Was it because of the Yankee pitching staff's ineffectiveness during the postseason? Or was it something else? Something….more…
I've combined my theories with the many other theories I've heard, and I have to say: I'm pretty pleased with what I've got.
Here's some stuff I've had to consider:
-Eiland's extended personal leave of abscence
-Eiland's relationship with the pitchers, especially A.J. Burnett
-A.J. Burnett's ineffectiveness
-A.J. Burnett's black eye.
A.J. Burnett started off the 2010 season with a 3-0 record and a sparkling 2.43 ERA in his first month. From then on, everything fell apart. Burnett never went back to the "Good A.J." June, especially, was an atrocious month for him. He posted an 0-5 record with a frightening 11.35 ERA. He never lived up to his potential in 2010, and it was frustrating to watch A.J. take the ball having not made any improvements.
In June, the time when A.J. Burnett really started to stink, Dave Eiland took an extended leave of abscence. It was personal, and no one commented on the reason to why Eiland had to leave the team. I didn't know how long he was going to be gone. It was long, but it seemed longer because of Burnett.
Everyone spoke of Burnett and Eiland's great relationship and how they really connected with each other. When Eiland returned in July, Burnett did improve a bit. That month, he went 3-1 with a 2.00 ERA.
But from then on, Burnett was the "Bad A.J." and didn't even show ANY signs of successfulness. One day in September, Burnett randomly had a black eye. It looked painful. And no one said a thing about it. Joe Girardi refused to comment on that.
I think Dave Eiland had a serious alcohol issue. I think it showed, badly, and it was so bad in June that the Yankees themselves asked him to leave and get help for however long he felt was necessary. I think Burnett was stinky in June because he was not used to not having Dave Eiland around. I think Eiland helped get Burnett back on track in July. But I think Dave Eiland had a personal setback in his sobering process. And I think that's why Burnett also had some serious setbacks on the mound.
A.J. Burnett kept saying he was working hard to fix his issues. I believe him. And I think he was, but Eiland was too messed up to help Burnett properly. I think A.J. Burnett confronted him in September, because he promised us, the fans, that he would do better. I think A.J. told Eiland he was sick of his behavior, and that Eiland needed to straighten himself out before he could help A.J. straighten himself out. I don't think Eiland liked that very much…and I think there was an altercation between the two. I think Dave Eiland is the one who gave A.J. Burnett that nasty black eye.
I don't think the Yankees liked this very much, and I don't think they liked the fact that almost all of their pitchers who had issues didn't make any progress in the second half of the season. I don't think the Yankees wanted to draw a ton of attention to poor Dave Eiland, so they waited until now to fire him.
But again, I'm just speculating…
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Well, I understand how frustrating the Yankees pitchers (outside of CC and Pettitte) have been… but in reality, the pitching coach is always a scapegoat. Meh. They'll find another body to fill the role no doubt.
Unfortunately the Yankees can not turn the spotlight directly on someone like A J Burnett who really had a failing grade in his 2010 showcase.
But a scapegoat had to make the ultimate sacrifice, and Eiland can now come back to his hometown of Dade City (outside Tampa) and wait for the phone to stop ringing.
Did you know Eiland was actually the body double for Kevin Costner during his filming of the flick "For the Love of the Game".
Another thing Eiland can do if he doesn't get a call from any MLB team.
Kenny Powers could use him in Myrtle Beach in "Eastbound and Down."
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DH came home with some "new" Gerber jarred foods. One is bananas and strawberries. The other is corn and sweet potato. Both are stage 2 for 6mos and up. DD is almost 9 mos. I thought strawberries and corn were foods you should wait to introduce. Am I remembering wrong? Is it ok to give DD these? She hasn't had a problem with any of the foods we've given her and no allergies in our families.
Oh and he also bought a Stage 3 dinner that has whole cooked peas in it (along with small chunks of carrot and potato). Aren't whole peas too big for her yet? She has 4 teeth (2 top, 2 bottom) and does "chew" things like her puffs. I just worry about her choking on a pea!


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MZ Motel Old Town
Best price for rooms with private bath.
Double,twin,triple,quadruple and five bed rooms.
Each room has its own bathroom.
Near the center of town ( from main square 10 minutes walking distance ).
Parking FREE!
Bed linen and towels included in the price.
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When you are coming to the bus station or the railway station, the best way to come to us is with the tram number 1. which is leaving from te railway station. The bus station and the railway station are next to each other. A ticket for a tram you can buy in a kiosk where the price is 1.60 KM (0.80 eurocents) or in the tram where the price for the ticket is 1.80 KM (0.90 eurocents). From the railwaystation you go with the tram to the Bascarsija square (the 8th station from the railway station). When you go out of tram, you will see on your right side the hotel Kovaci. Go in this direction and you will come into Kovaci street. Go this street up, then turn in the 3rd street left (Dzinina street). Afterwards go in the first street on your right side (street Mlini),and soon you will see sign of the hostel on your left side.
Bus station East Sarajevo/Lukavica
The bus station East Sarajevo is approximatly 12 kilometers away from our hostel. From the station you can come to us by cab. The price for a cab ride would be arround 10 Euros. The second possibility of getting to us is by trolleybus. The trolleybus station is 100 meters away from the bus station Lukavica. Be sure when you enter the trolleybus that it is the number 103. Dobrinja Austrijski trg. A ticket for the trolleybus you can buy in a kiosk where the price is 1.60 KM (0.80 eurocents) or in the trolleybus where the price for the ticket is 1.80 KM (0.90 eurocents). You will drive to the last station Austrijski trg and by leaving the bus you will head for the direction of the river Miljacka and cross the bridge( Latin bridge or Princip bridge). After crossing the bridge and the main street you will go in the second street right and after 100 meters you will arrive at Bascarsija square. At Bascarsija square you will cross the street by the tram station and go right in the Kovaci street. Go this street up, then turn in the 3rd street left (Dzinina street). Afterwards go in the first street on your right side (street Mlini), and soon you will see sign on your left side
The Sarajevo airport is located 12 kilometers away from our hostel. .There is no organized any public transport from the airport to the city center.You need to contact us to organize pick up for you.Outside of the season we doing it for free.
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Posted 23 February 2013 - 08:58 AM
No doubt the best team won tonight. You were faster and stronger.
I think Barrow will be alright as the season progresses.
Best of luck for the rest of the season.
looking at barra's performance thurs night they should string a few wins together.
otherwise if they went down ... your loyalties will be well and truly split Ron see you at the butts stadium sometime in the summer
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I agree Batley are sometimes offloading at the wrong time and need to play the conditions but I disagree that we should go back to more 'up the jumper' rugby unless the conditions are poor(i.e driving rain and sub zero temperatures).
I agree with that Philius. We also seem to be trying to offload too many times, which works about 25% of the time. We seem to be doing it in collision which means we then lose the ball. Maybe good play in the summer but at this time I'd like a bt more up the jumper and to have a few more steady sets!!! Boring I hear you all cry, but needed sometimes to help secure better territory!!!! Just my opinion though. Still the start start to the season id hope for. 4 games 10 points.
Batley need to continue offloading in the tackle but learn from the mistakes being made. On Thursday there where times when Batley offloaded at the wrong time and did not offload when we should have( i.e the George Flanagan break in the first half when he should have looked for Potts in support) with time and practice the errors should go down and the quality of rugby should improve.
Some of the dropped ball on Thursday was down to the freezing cold conditions.
"Anyone who does not watch rugby league is not a real person."
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Posted 23 February 2013 - 12:19 PM
The fact we are looking to be expansive abs creative is definitely a positive sign though, and hopefully as a result we'll see some very entertaining rugby, especially in the warmer months.
We just need to make sure we find the right balance that's all, as winning games is the most important thing. Even if at times it means resorting to 'boring' rugby to achieve this.


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The dog ate their $300, but not for good
Florida couple goes to great lengths to recoup money
Florida couple Corey and Hope O'Kelley are not ones to lose $300 without a fight.
Last month Arnie, one of their family's two beagles, shredded and ate the hundreds in cash while the O'Kelleys were sleeping, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
But the couple didn't let it go at that.
Instead, they meticulously collected the money pieces that surfaced in Arnie's droppings and vomit, then soaped and rinsed them by hand, the newspaper reported.
Hope O'Kelley said her father's wife and sister-in-law helped her put the pieces back together, a chore that took about 90 minutes "with wine," according to UPI.com.
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Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi says, "I do support the easing of sanctions, because I think that our people can start taking responsibility for their own destiny." Watch Hillary Clinton's introduction and Suu Kyi's speech.
WASHINGTON - Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi warned on Tuesday that reforms in her country had cleared only the "first hurdle" and said she supported an easing of U.S. sanctions as part of a broad partnership with Washington.
The Nobel laureate said the economic sanctions were a useful tool for putting pressure on Myanmar's military government in the past, but now the people need to consolidate democracy without outside help.
"I do support the easing of sanctions, because I think that our people can start taking responsibility for their own destiny," she said at the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington on the opening day of a two-week tour of the United States.
"I do not think we should depend on U.S. sanctions to keep up the momentum of our movement to democracy. We have to work at it ourselves and there are very many other ways in which the United States can help us," said Suu Kyi.
Suu Kyi did not specify which of the complex web of sanctions that Washington began phasing out this year she wanted removed. State Department officials did not indicate that she had made any formal requests on sanctions during talks on Tuesday with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
"We are going to do this in a measured way as we see progress, and the secretary did lay out the list (of what more needs to be done)," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters after the meeting.
"We will continue to watch that and make our decisions as we see more progress," she added.
Suu Kyi, who won the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize for championing democracy in opposition to a military junta that held her under house arrest for years, began her tour with talks with Clinton and a speech hosted by the USIP and the Asia Society.
Clinton told the same event Suu Kyi's followers and the quasi-civilian government needed to work together to heal past wounds and "guard against backsliding because there are forces that would take the country in the wrong direction if given the chance."
In brief comments open to reporters at the start of their meeting, Clinton and Suu Kyi discussed the Burmese expatriate community in Indiana that she will travel to during her 17-day stay.
"There's so much excitement and enthusiasm that you can actually come," Clinton said.
Hours before Suu Kyi touched down in Washington, Myanmar announced Monday a new round of prisoner releases.
Myanmar frees hundreds of prisoners as it seeks to boost US ties
According to Suu Kyi's party, at least 87 political detainees were freed but activists say they are disappointed that hundreds more remain behind bars.
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said Monday the United States has yet to identify those freed and declined to comment on whether Washington could soon waive its import ban.
From dissident to parliamentarian
Since Suu Kyi herself was freed from house arrest in late 2010, she has transitioned from dissident to parliamentarian. Now confident of her position in Myanmar and free to travel abroad without being barred from returning, Suu Kyi has in the past four months also visited Thailand and Europe, where she was accorded honors usually reserved for heads of state.
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She is also assured of star treatment in the United States, where she is revered by Democrats and Republicans alike.
The ceremonial highlight of Suu Kyi's U.S. visit will come Wednesday, when she is presented Congress' highest award that she was granted in absentia in 2008 when she was still under house arrest. She is also likely to be welcomed to the White House.
That is a powerful sign of how a former pariah state has shifted from five decades of repressive military rule, gaining international acceptance.
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The Obama administration has been at the forefront of the re-engagement that gathered steam when Clinton visited Myanmar last December. In July, the administration allowed U.S. companies to start investing there again.
"For her to come here and collect the Congressional Gold Medal and celebrate with the activists who have stood by her for so many years is momentous," said Suzanne Nossel, executive director of Amnesty International USA, which will host Suu Kyi on Thursday. The rights group hopes a Suu Kyi visit will help energize a new generation of activists.
Myanmar ends press censorship in latest shift from oppression
But the administration is being careful to balance its plaudits for Suu Kyi with praise and recognition for the former general who has made the reforms possible -- President Thein Sein. He arrives in the United States next week to attend the U.N. General Assembly's annual gathering of world leaders in New York. Any announcement on easing the import ban is likely to take place at that time.
A crew from Britain's Channel 4 News gains access to resettlement camps set-up for around 60,000 members of the Muslim minority group months after deadly clashes with local Buddhists forced them from their homes.
Regime official to attend ceremony
In a sign of that diplomatic balancing act, a key aide to Thein Sein, minister of the president's office Aung Min, who has been at the forefront of cease-fire negotiations with Myanmar's ethnic insurgents, will have high-level meetings at the State Department on Wednesday. He will also attend Suu Kyi's Congressional Gold Medal ceremony at the Capitol.
As Myanmar reforms, discontent grips countryside
Suu Kyi is under political pressure from Thein Sein's government to press the United States to remove the remaining sanctions -- and it's a step that she appears willing to consider, although many of her longtime supporters in exile oppose it, saying reforms have yet to take root and Myanmar should not be rewarded at a time when ethnic violence is escalating in some parts of the country.
Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi addressed the World Economic Forum in Bangkok saying, "we just want to improve the state of Burma" and urged the international community to not be overly optimistic about her country's reform process. NBC's Ian Williams reports.
Fighting in northern Kachin state between the military and ethnic rebels continues and has displaced tens of thousands people. Communal violence in western Rakhine state in June left scores dead, and Suu Kyi herself has faced some criticism for not speaking out in support of the region's downtrodden Rohingya Muslims who are denied citizenship.
Despite her global standing and April election to parliament, Suu Kyi still has little clout in the military-dominated legislature, and rights activists fear that it is military cronies who will benefit most as Myanmar opens up to foreign investors.
Suu Kyi will have a frenetic schedule in the United States, combining high-level meetings with award ceremonies and get-togethers with Burmese expatriates and activists who long campaigned for her release.
March 30: Carnival-like atmosphere in Myanmar ahead of election
On Wednesday when she is presented with the congressional award, Suu Kyi will meet with House and Senate leaders. The White House has yet to announce whether she will meet President Barack Obama.
In a major foreign policy announcement, President Obama said his administration will renew diplomatic conversations with the isolated government of Myanmar, formerly Burma. NBC's Chuck Todd has more.
After Washington, she travels later in the week to New York, where she worked from 1969 to 1971 at the United Nations. Suu Kyi will then go to Kentucky to address the University of Louisville, before traveling to meet with one of America's largest Burmese communities in Fort Wayne, Ind. She will also visit San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Reuters and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
More world stories from NBC News:
- Democracy declined worldwide in 2011 with Arab Spring at risk, watchdog says
- 132 inmates tunnel out of Mexico prison near US border
- Fresh anti-Japan protests erupt in China
- Islamist militants attack Egypt security headquarters in Sinai
- NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin in Benghazi answers questions about attack
- In Niger, child marriage on rise due to hunger
- Pope tells Christians in Beirut: 'Be peacemakers'


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Community happenings
Area Lions club
holding breakfast
The Warren Township Lions Club is holding an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Tiltonsville United Methodist Church on Grandview Avenue.
The cost is $5 per person. The fundraiser also will include a bake sale and a Chinese auction.
Wells Township
Seniors to meet
The Wells Township Senior Citizens meeting will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at the Wells Township Community Center located on Steuben Street in Brilliant.
The lunch menu is soup and sandwiches. Participants can bring a dessert if they so choose.
Police Chief John Ingram and Frank Hoagland will give a presentation on a safety program they are involved in with teachers.
Wells Township seniors are welcome to become members. An annual membership is $5 payable at any time. The gatherings include lunch, fellowship, door prizes and a 50-50 drawing. Questions can be directed to Liz Cook, Wells Township recreation director, at (740) 598-3967 or (740) 632-6253.
School retirees
hold meeting
Steubenville City School retirees held their monthly luncheon meeting on April 11 at the White Bear Inn in East Springfield, celebrating early the 99th birthday of fellow member Mary Coleman.
The next luncheon will be held May 9 at Naples Spaghetti House. The June charity will be the GED Scholarship Fund.
Moving On
members meet
Moving On met April 14 at Undo's in Weirton with Norma Boni, president, presiding.
Guests attending were Carol Boyd, Darlene Roe, Holly Miller and Jim Barrett.
Fred Vogt offered the blessing. Birthdays were acknowledged.
Entertainment was provided by Jack Giacomel of Burgettstown, who performed a medley of songs on the keyboard.
Tables were decorated with spring centerpieces in a popcorn box with candy, flowers and a balloon.
Reports were given by Lucretia Ross, secretary, and Margaret Chapman, treasurer.
Madeline Michael Boulson and Ross conducted the 50-50 drawing won by Vogt. Undo's gift certificates were won by Janet Saner and Ingrid Koenig. Table prize winners were Vogt, Cindy Gilbert, Becky Michalka, Ann Zmuda and Richard Kimmel.
The next meeting will be held May 5 at Undo's in Weirton. Anyone interested in joining can call Saner at (740) 537-4487. Dues are $10 annually, and dinners are $12.
Dinner theater
to benefit Relay
The Ohio Valley Cloak and Dagger Co. will present an interactive murder mystery at a dinner show to benefit the American Cancer Society May 4 at Staffileno's on the River.
Tickets are $30 each. For reservations, call (304) 374-3335.


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text: I have a baby girl who just turned one the beginning of this month. She was nursing in the morning and before bed and a couple of times during the night (she sleeps with my husband and I). Recently, like in the past week or so she wakes up about every 1/2 hour in the night to nurse and won't be consoled until she does so. During the day she is wanting to nurse about every 2 hours. Since she is 1 now, she can definately "tell" me what she wants...comes to me, lifts up my shirt and says "eess, eess". I have two older daughters who were both breastfed...the first quit suddenly on her own at 11 months, the second weaned when she was 15 months. During both of their last few weeks of bfing they would only nurse before bed. They both took pacifiers and would wake in the night, pop the binky back in and go right back to sleep. (They were both co-sleepers also). I am just wondering why the sudden onset of frequent nursings and what should I do about it? Let it go and she'll eventually slow down again (this is wearing me out!) or try to get her to suck on a binky (she never has liked it much, no matter how hard I tried to get her to take one as an infant, now she will suck on it occassionaly, but more "just for fun" than for soothing) Any advice or info from experience with this type of thing would be greatly appreciated. I had planned on nursing her until between 15-18 months and this is really throwing me for a loop since I figured the last few months would be just before bed like my first two!


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Here in the information age every one of us is a few keystrokes away from all the discoveries and wisdom that built modern civilization. Yes, long gone are the dark days of magic and mythology, when men worshiped the stars and paid witches and warlocks to cast spells on their enemies...
Oh, are they?
Oh, wait. Sorry, it turns out the witches and warlocks just moved their operation to the Internet. And raised their prices.
All you have to do is pull up your browser and search for...
Are you suffering from ill fortune? Is life getting you down? Want revenge on your boss? The power of Voodoo is here to help!
What's that? You think poking Voodoo dolls to get back at your enemies is a ridiculous ancient tradition practiced only by low-budget horror movie villains with fake accents? You're behind on the times, friend. This is 2009, and a quick look at suggested Google searches shows the Voodoo business is a boomin':
There are Voodoo news groups, Google groups, online shops, how-to guides, you name it. Holy crap! How do we get started?
Well a quick check of the Wikipedia page lets us know that we would need a gris-gris, or voodoo doll, for most spells. Pausing only to take a quick shot of our own brand of cure-all, Jack Daniels and sterno on ice, we sprang into action. Googling Voodoo dolls soon got us all the information we needed.
Corporate gifts?
You can buy pre-consecrated Voodoo dolls online, complete with an instruction manual on how to use them, for $20 to $100. What could be more convenient for today's frenetic lifestyle?
Meanwhile, Voodoo spell kits are also popular sale items. Costing $38 a pop, they are one-shot spells that have to be disposed of within 24 hours of casting, though this clashes a bit with the one year unconditional guarantee offered by the site.
What, you still think this whole thing is a money-making scam for stupid people? Then, you haven't read the testimonials!
Hmm... we hate to be pedantic here, but the "retrieve a lover" spell didn't actually work, right? You got a new one instead. Eh, probably just as good.
See? For only $200 worth of spells, her lover came back to her! Or, the ex realized he was going to have to go through the whole "find a woman to have sex with" thing again and cut his losses.
Nearly every page started with a stern warning not to take this lightly. Howtodothings.com gave us this particularly useful bit:
"Voodoo dolls are not something to take lightly. Whether you believe in the faith behind the tradition of making Voodoo dolls or not, you may want to take precautions before making these dolls."
No, it never explains what the precautions are. Hell, all we're doing is casting magic spells here, surely a little common sense will guide us through!
4Ghost Hunting
Don't believe in ghosts? Well have you thought maybe it's because you're just not very good at hunting them? Fortunately the 21st century has given us advanced ghost-hunting tactics that our primitive, superstitious ancestors would never have dreamed of!
Type "Ghost h" into Google and it'll take over from there:
The logical place to start, we found, was with The International Ghost Hunters Society. Started and run by David and Sharon Oester, they offer a three-part certification course on ghost hunting.
Yes, certification. Look, if you walk into the Human Resources office of a major ghost hunting firm, you better have a certification in hand or you're getting laughed out of there.
Fortunately, for only $250, that certification can be yours! If that is not sufficient, an extra $50 will get you the course materials to become a certified dimensional shifter. Which... actually sounds more useful (you'd be God, right?)
But don't even think about going into the field without the right tools, unless you want to end up with severe ghost... burns or whatever happens when you mishandle ghosts (if you're prepared you won't have to find out, will you?).
Head on over to the Ghost Hunter Store and pick up some pieces from their mind-boggling selection of equipment. There's a Ghost Meter for only $29.99:
Holy water for just $3.50:
And Geiger Counters for detecting, uh, ghost radiation:
Once you've hunted down your ghost, don't forget to take some incredibly blurry pictures for the Internet!


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Popcorn Palace Devilish 12 Gift Box
Perfection never tasted this good! This gift box contains single serving bags of Milk Chocolate Drizzle, White Chocolate Peanut Butter, Better Salt and Pepper, Nutty Caramel, Cheddarific, Chicago Chic, Cookies & Dream, Brown Sugar Caramel, Kettle, French Caramel, Spicy Cheese and White Cheddar. This gift will satisfy everyone's tastes. (This product contains 12 servings of popcorn. 1 cup = 1 serving)


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Fundraisers for Aug. 25
Nursery proceeds to benefit preserve
MARTINSBURG – The Winston Gardens Native Plant Nursery, 1121 Hollida Lane, has pledged to donate 15 percent of the proceeds from its sales during the month of September to the Potomac Valley Audubon Society.
The donation will be used to support the society's new Stauffer's Marsh Nature Preserve, which is located in the Back Creek Valley section of Berkeley County.
It will be open by appointment during the month. To schedule a visit, call 304-267-6924.
For detailed directions and a full list of the plants available, visit www.winstongardens.com.
Church yard sale spaces now available
MARTINSBURG – Beth Haven Baptist Church, 1523 Van Clevesville Road, has yard sale spaces available for $10 for its upcoming yard sale to be held from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 21.
Renters are responsible for cleaning up their space after the sale. Food, drinks and baked goods will be for sale.
For more information or to reserve a space, call Jan 304-876-2981 or Brenda at 304-839-8159.
Apple dumplings
MARTINSBURG – It's that time of year again for apple dumplings. Calvary United Methodist Church is currently taking orders from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Friday through the church office, 304-267-4542.
Cost is $7 per tray, which contains two dumplings. Pick up will be Sept. 24-26 at the church, 220 W. Burke St.
For more information or to place an order, call 304-267-4542.
Chili cookoff set
SHEPHERDSTOWN – The annual "Hot Mokey Big Chili Cookoff" will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Shepherdstown Train Station. Proceeds will benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Yard sale spaces
currently available
HEDGESVILLE – Back Creek Valley Full Gospel Church will be renting out parking lot spaces for its upcoming Back Creek Valley yard sale, to be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Cost is $10 for two spaces (one to put your vehicle and one to set your items on), and $5 per table, if you want to rent one of them.
Lots will be chosen on a first-come, first-served basis. Each renter is responsible to clean up their lot before they leave. There is no smoking on church property. BCVFGC will also have its own items for sale and will be selling hot dogs, drinks and baked goods.
For more information or to reserve a space, call Sara Roncone at 304-754-9234.
Class of 2015 to hold sale
HEDGESVILLE – The Hedgesville High School Class of 2015 will be holding a rummage sale from 7 a.m. to noon Saturday in the Buffalo Wild Wings parking lot.
Various items will be available. Come support the students who are raising funds for their junior class responsibilities.
Yard sale planned
JEFFERSONTON, Va. – The Jefferson Ruritan Club will sponsor a yard sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Jeffersonton Community Center. Vendor tables are available for $15 for an indoor space or $10 for an outdoor space. Setup begins at 6 a.m.
For more information, call Marcy at 540-349-2310.
NAACP dinner
WINCHESTER, Va. – The NAACP Freedom Fund dinner will be held from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Sept. 14 at the Hampton Inn. The event will feature the Gregory Lamount Trio. Advance tickets are $40 per person.
For more information or tickets, call 540-327-7061 or email email@example.com.
Labor Day breakfast
MARTINSBURG – Tickets are now available for the Labor Day breakfast at War Memorial Park from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. Sept. 2. Tickets may be purchased in advance for $25 at the War Memorial concession stand or at the Parks and Recreation Administration Office, 273 Woodbury Ave.
Tickets may also be purchased at the door on Labor Day for $30. The breakfast, which includes country ham or steak, is sponsored by the War Memorial Park Association, with all proceeds being used for park improvement projects.
For more information, call 304-264-4842 or visit www.mbcparks-rec.org.
CHARLES TOWN – Friends of Happy Retreat and the Claymont Society will sponsor its Harvest Ball from 6 to 11 p.m. Sept. 14 at the historic Claymont Mansion. The event will include cocktails, dining and dancing in the newly renovated Claymont ballroom with a buffet dinner catered by the Anvil from Harpers Ferry, Big Band music by the Martinsburg Jazz Orchestra and more.
Tickets are $100 per person and are limited to the first 125 people. RSVP deadline is Sept. 2.
For more information, visit 304-724-7956.
Crab Feast
MARTINSBURG – Martinsburg Sunrise Rotary Club will sponsor its third annual "Crab Feast" from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 5 at Whitacre Farm.
The event will feature all-you-can-eat crabs, shrimp, chicken and fixins. Cost is $40 per adult; $20 for children under 10; and children 3 and under eat for free. Music will be provided by Drew Stevyn's.
Tickets are available at Panhandle Home Health, State Farm Insurance-Spring Mills, Summit Community Bank, Orsini's Appliance and from any Sunrise Rotary member.
All proceeds will benefit a joint International Rotary project, "Clean Water For Ecuadorian Children," and a scholarship fund for local high school seniors.
For more information or tickets, call Kelly Tanksley at 304-267-8933 or Pam Neely at 304-274-5959.
Tables for rent at indoor yard sale
MIDDLEWAY – The Middleway Volunteer Fire Company (MVFC) is having a fundraiser Saturday, Sept. 7, at the fire hall.
First activity will be the indoor yard sale from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. Tables are available for $10 or donations of items in good condition are gratefully accepted by the Fire Co. for their sale. Country-ham sandwiches, hot dogs and drinks will be available all day. There will be a bake sale and donated baked goods are also appreciated.
A pulled-pork dinner will be served from 4-7 p.m. The location of the fire house is 150 Cedar Hollow Lane, just off Leetown Road approximately 1 mile south of the intersection of W.Va. 51. For more information on renting tables or donations, call Nancy at 304-725-9396 or Larry at 540-686-6000.
9/7 Yard sale
CHARLES TOWN – The Animal Welfare Society of Jefferson County will hold its annual indoor yard sale from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 7 at the Zion Episcopal Church Parish House, 221 E. Washington St. Come check out the large variety of items and help less fortunate cats and dogs in the area. All proceeds will benefit the homeless pets waiting for adoption at the Animal Welfare Society shelter on Leetown Pike, near the Jefferson County Fairgrounds. The AWS shelter is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday.
The Animal Welfare Society of Jefferson County is a nonprofit, no-kill shelter celebrating more than 60 years of helping homeless pets in the community. Visit www.awsjc.org for more information on this 501(c)3, United Way organization and to view all the wonderful cats and dogs who need loving homes.
9/8 'Come to the Table'
HAGERSTOWN, Md. – The Washington County Community Mediation Center will sponsor the "Come to the Table" fundraising event from 5 to 9 p.m. Sept. 8 at LJs and the Kat Lounge, 1130 Conrad Court. The cooking school-style event will feature an appearance by local celebrity Chef Justin Warner, and on-air personality Lou Scally will officiate. There will be live cooking demonstrations and lessons, as well as a silent auction, live auction and raffle. Tickets are $75, a portion of which is tax-deductible and includes a four-course meal. Seating is limited.
For more information, call 301-665-9262 or visit www.wccmc.org.
9/13 Golf tournament
FRONT ROYAL, Va. – The Linden Rotary Club will hold its annual "Links for Learning" golf tournament at noon Sept. 13 at the Shenandoah Golf Club. Format is captain's choice scramble with traditional hole prizes, door prizes and an iPad raffle. Cost is $70 per golfer or $280 per team. A mulligan package can be purchased with your ticket for $10 in advance or $20 the day of the event. Proceeds will support college scholarships to Front Royal's class of 2014, as well as other local educational projects.
For more information, call Herb Rinehart at 540-636-9984 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
9/14 Registration accepted for tennis classic
MARTINSBURG – The University Healthcare City Hospital Foundation will sponsor its 10th annual tennis classic Sept. 14 at Saint James School in Saint James, Md. The tournament is a round-robin format with the highest scoring doubles awarded. Trophies will be awarded to the top two players in the men's and women's divisions, along with the player with the most aces. In order to participate, registrants must be 18 years old by Sept. 1, 2013.
Registration begins at 8 a.m. at the St. James School tennis courts, with play to begin at 9 a.m. The individual player entry fee is $100. Corporate sponsorships are also available at $1,000, $500 and $250 levels. An awards ceremony with lunch, provided by Sodexo, will immediately follow the conclusion of play.
For more information on participating in the 2013 tennis classic, call Teresa McCabe or Jody Wolfe at 304-264-1223.
9/14 Motorcycle ride
RANSON – The Jefferson County Council on Aging will host its second annual motorcycle ride Sept. 14 at the Anna Mae Reedy Senior Center. Preregistration is preferred to guarantee a T-shirt. Cost for driver is $25, which includes lunch and a T-shirt; rider is $15, which includes lunch. If you register at the door, the cost for driver will be $30 and T-shirts are subject to availability. Registration is 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. with a two-hour ride to begin at 10:30 a.m. BBQ lunch will be served after ride.
If you're not looking to ride but still interested in supporting its cause, a BBQ lunch will be served at 12:30 p.m. for a cost of $12 per person. T-shirts are available on site for purchase (cannot guarantee size unless you preregister).
The ride benefits Jefferson County Council on Aging's Anna Mae Reedy Senior Center and JCCOA Jefferson Center.
Registration is due by Friday.
For more information or to register, call Chasidy Rosa Morales at 304-725-4045.
9/14 Yard sale space available
FALLING WATERS – The Friends of North Berkeley Library is reserving spaces for its yard sale Sept. 14. For more information or to apply, call 304-274-3443.
9/14 Booth space available
SHENANDOAH JUNCTION – Jefferson County Parks and Recreation has booth space available for its yard sale to be held from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 14. Spaces are 8-feet-by-16-feet, which includes two tables provided by JCPRC. Vendor fee is $25.
For more information or to register, call 304-728-3207.
9/20 Spaghetti dinner
MARTINSBURG – The Bedington United Methodist Church, 580 Bedington Road, will host an all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner from 4 to 7 p.m. Sept. 20. Cost is $8 per adult, $4 for children and children 5 and under eat for free. Family rate of five or more is $35, parents and children of the same household. Carryout will be available after noon.
For more information, call 304-274-1900.
2) Friday night bingo
BRUNSWICK, Md. – The Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department, 1500 Volunteer Drive, will host "New Friday Night Bingo" every Friday night. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m., and bingo starts at 6:45 p.m. Cost to play all night is $19.


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A 22-year-old man made a short-lived escape from a Texas detention center Monday night.
Officials with the Bexar County Sheriff's Office and detention center said Adam Novodvorschi used bedsheets to crawl out of a window on the east side of the jail near the railroad tracks around 10:30 p.m. Monday.
Officials said Novodvorschi made it as far as the downtown Greyhound bus station located a little more than a mile away on North St. Mary's and East Martin streets.
San Antonio police spotted Novodvorschi and immediately took him back into custody.
Officials said he was initially charged with aggravated robbery, but is now facing a third-degree felony for escape from a jail facility. Novodvorschi's bond was set at $50,000.


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Charter's Mash - WDEL Female HS Athlete of the Week
By Sean Greene Wednesday, October 17, 2012 - 9:55pm
VIDEO: Interview with Alexandra Mash
Wilmington Charter field hockey forward Alexandra Mash is this week's WDEL Female High School Athlete of the Week.
Lexi scored a combined 6 goals in recent Blue Hen Conference victories over Appoquinimink and Hodgson.
The sophomore is quick to pass the credit for her scoring success to her teammates.
"I finish it (the goal-scoring play). You don't see all the other girls in the (news)paper with the assists of the assists, you just see the goal who scored, but it's really a team effort."
The Force are off to a 12-0 start this year after falling in the opening game of the state tournament last year, and Lexi says confidence has been the key.
"We have a bigger drive this year and are more confident. We came into preseason knowing this is our year and we're really confident."
Lexi says the team is especially excited that boosters have raised money for the team to practice and play on turf at Hockessin Montessori School. She thinks the surface might have been part of the reason they struggled with Tower Hill in last year's state tournament.
"Turf is just a completely different game. You have to have your stick all the way on the ground. You have to play completely different and it was tough to adjust not playing on turf every day."
Lexi says her favorite subject as a school that focuses on math and science is in fact math.
"Just numbers. I just like dealing with numbers rather than grammar."
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True originals by Absolut
Absolut Originality
Cobalt - it's the 27th element on the periodic table. Listed right after iron, the element at the core of industry, cobalt's most famous legacy is its rich blue color a charming gift of beauty following the most utilitarian. If iron allowed us to build the tools needed to create civilization, cobalt allowed us to paint them the color of sky and water.
The Absolut logo was made the color blue to represent the purity of the water from which the vodka is made. To pay homage to this source, while also experimenting with its iconic bottle that is instantly recognizable whether it is disguised as a bridge or even a vespa, Absolut wanted to infuse the most pure blue into its glass. The result is Absolut Originality, the most beautiful bottle of vodka you've ever seen.
What happens when you add a drop of cobalt into motel glass?
The rich blue pigment seeps into the red hot semi-solid form and crawls through, leaving a sprawling trail of blue in its path. The streak remains invisible until the glass cools a surprise waiting to reveal itself like the impatient wait after snapping a Polaroid. Once the bottle reaches a temperature that wouldn't instantly burn through the thickest gloves on the factory floor, a unique brushstroke appears within the glass.
One by one, a drop of blue is melted into the glass of exactly four million bottles of Absolut. Each one tattooed with its unique mark - each one an expression of originality.
The idea for creating a limited edition bottle with each one completely different from any other started just the previous year. The series called Absolut Unique was a feat of engineering and creativity that allowed each bottle to be painted in haphazard streaks of color that perfectly covered – once again – four million unique bottles.
Since Absolut Unique was a celebration of the infinite possibilities of wild expression, it only made sense that Absolut tap into the equally limitless creative potential of the original elemental blue with Absolut Originality.
As a brand that has its roots in Swedish tradition and art, it still knows how to have a little fun. To complement the release of this new limited edition, Absolut paired with top mixologists to create some of the most unlikely cocktails to hit the bar this year, each inspired by 'Gourmet Junkfood'. These atypical cocktails might raise an eyebrow of suspicion at first glance as blue candy vines dangle past the lip of the glass, however, upon tasting them, that same eyebrow will dart further toward the sky with surprising delight.
True originals by Absolut
Gourmet junk cocktails:
Absolut Punch Bag
- 1 Part Absolut Vodka
- 2 Parts chamomile tea
- 1 Part sherry
- 1⁄2 Part lemon juice
- 1⁄2 Part honey
- 1⁄4 Part Triple Sec
- 1⁄4 Part Tonic water
- 1 Whole straw
- 4 Whole flowers (edible)
How to mix
Shake all ingredients and decant into a plastic bag over cubed ice, top with tonic water. Serve with a straw.
Non-alcoholic alternative: West Indian Cooler
Absolut message in a bottle
- 2 Parts Absolut Vodka
- ¾ Part elderflower cordial
- ⅓ Part lemon juice
- Tonic water
- 1 Whole blue shoestring licorice
How to mix
Shake all ingredients and decant into a bottle. Add blue shoestring liquorice into the bottle. Top with tonic water. Use the shoestring liquorice as a straw.
Non-alcoholic alternative: Virgin Raspberry Daiquiri
Absolut cobalt cloud
- 1 Part Absolut Vodka
- 1⁄2 Part pineapple syrup
- 1⁄3 Part Lillet Blanc
- 1⁄4 Part Maraschino liqueur
- 1 Tablespoon vanilla ice cream
- Champagne
How to mix
Shake first four ingredients together. Put ice cream scoop into a coupette, add content from shaker and top with champagne.
Non-alcoholic alternative: Virgin Pina Colada
Absolut pistachio moustachio
- 2 Parts Absolut Vodka
- 1 Part coffee cold
- 1 Part condensed milk
- 2 Tablespoons pistachio
- ice cream
How to mix
Shake (very hard) and strain into a paper cup over cubed ice.
Non-alcoholic alternative: Virgin San Francisco
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Welcome to the CRG Discussion Forum!Forum registration problems: Make sure you enter your email correctly and you check your spam box first. *Then* email KurtS2@gmail for help.
I managed to save one of the 200-S wheels off of Craig Fishers car. John Todds kept the cracked wheels because they just look so good. Minilite wheels are stronger than 200-S but not as attractive in my opinion.Ken
How about if I were to say I think Minilite is "2nd best" looking TransAm wheel?
Minilite's only #3 to me after the American 5-spoke "D" and the 200-S.


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