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Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 11:55 pm
Post subject: UDFA signings
As of now, we have made only 3 signings, thats 4th lowest in the league with only the Texans, Bills and Raiders with fewer signings. Whats going on? We have a huge need for a nickelback right now and all we have signed is some dude named Cash Mouton. Were going to have to pick up somebody after june 1st cuts because, just about every UDFA corner is gone by now. What does everyone else think?
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Hey Raven5255 I would kind of look at that as a good thing. UDFA rookies usually sign with teams where there are alot of holes which gives them a better chance of making the team. They dont sign with teams that are good. Thats why Arizona signed so many. Im sure if you look at the crappier teams in the league you will see they signed the most.
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Raven5255, Which UDFA corners are gone? Has Chris McKenzie signed with a team?
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I've hear that the Ravens usually don't have the UDFAs sign an actuall contract untill they come here for rookie camp on friday. So since they haven't actually signed they won't anounce it because there's still a chance that they change their minds. Here's a list i found on another msg board, they're not confirmed and some may be wrong, but i guarantee that we will have more than 3 UDFAs here for camp
Alex Haynes RB 5-10 223 Central Florida
Cash Mouton CB 6-0 193 Louisiana-Monroe
Gary Gibson DT 6-3 285 Rutgers
Jarvis Johnson S 5-11 195 Rutgers
Matt Katula LS 6-5 280 Wisconsin
Matt Sinclair LB 6-2 242 Illinois
Ray Custis S 5-9 188 Maryland
Rhys Lloyd K 5-11 231 Minnesota
Rob Abiamiri TE 6-2 241 Maryland
Taqiy Muhammad CB 5-11 182 South Carolina
Tyler Moore G 6-5 281 Purdue
Tyson Smith LB 6-2 240 Iowa State
Dariun Durant QB 5-11 215 North Carolina
Tommy Manus WR 6-4 222 Morgan State
As for signing the "big name" UDFAs there's usually a good reason why they fell, so getting an unknown kid whith great attitude might be a better bet. Most of these guys never make a team anyway so it takes real determination for them to have a chance. We could still sign a veteran nickel back, plus Deion and/or Dale Carter are still options.
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Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 12:28 pm
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im pretty sure mckenzie is still availalbe
according to this:
we have signed 17 guys and the list will be released tomorow. theres a chance mckenzie is one of them but i wouldnt bet on it.
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Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 7:11 pm
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We'll just have to wait and see.
Taqiy Muhammad CB 5-11 182 South Carolina
Good school for DBs, there's the possibility that he could be a good player who just never got much of a chance on the field.
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Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 7:56 pm
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I looked around for some info on Muhammad and found this:
Sounds like he's a high character guy...
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nice find, hopefully he or someone else will prove to be a great player and make our team.
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Dedicated, coachable, if he has coverage skills then he might be a nice pick up.
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Coachable is the most important part IMO (other than at least SOME natural ability of course). We dont need a 1 or 2, Deion will probably be the nickel, and if he isnt we will pick up a vet probably, so an UDFA CB needs to be able to come in, practice hard, and learn very very well until he gets hios chance to step on the field
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Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 11:24 pm
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Whoever are our 4th or 5th corners will get their "chance to step on the field" this year! If Deion's back he won't last the entire season without missing some time; Dale Carter has had injury problems; and both Samari Rolle and Chris McAlister have missed sufficient time over the years, so it is well within the realm of possibility that they could suffer some sort of injuries as well.
This is one of the reasons why no other position was more important than cornerback in terms of adding depth.
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Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 9:49 am
Post subject: FYI
Here's one of the more complete lists that I've seen:
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frankmoore wrote:
Here's one of the more complete lists that I've seen:
Damn only 1 CB and 1 S on that list
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SAN DIEGO- The University of Pennsylvania men's squash team wrapped up its winter break traing trip to San Diego, Calif.The team was in San Diego from Dec. 29 through Jan. 5 training and visiting various tourist attractions. The following are blog entries written by the men's team, along with photos from the trip.
The Quakers return to action, opening up Ivy play on the road Jan. 11 and 12, against Dartmouth and Harvard.
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JANUARY 5 - Assistant Coaches Richard Dodd and Gilly Lane
Greetings from California on the men's teams final day in San Diego. The weather, which has been unbelievable the entire week, gave us a warm Southern Californian 70 degrees send off before we return to the cold North East. We all took full advantage of this on our fial day with a morning trip to the world famous San Diego zoo. It did not disappoint. The boys walked from trail-to-trail featuring animals from around the world, rode the skytrain over the complex, and generally enjoyed some relaxation after a hard week of training.
After the zoo it was back on the road to grab a quick lunch and pick up our bags from the hotel. We took a taxi at 2-30 to the airport for the 6pm flight. Fortunately this time luck was on our side with no hitches in our travel plans from San Diego to Philadelphia, unlike the route from Philadelphia to San Diego. A sweet ending to what has been an awesome trip.
From a coaches perspective, we were extremely impressed with the boys' effort and their progress over the trip. With matches coming up next week, including an expected dogfight against Dartmouth on Saturday 1/11, the boys showed dedication, discipline, and maturity beyond their years. They met every challenge we threw at them, many of which rigorously tested their physical and mental strength. What is more, the chemistry on the team is great at the moment with each member egging the other on and as a group they are fixated on their goals. The boys are fit, strong, and hungry. This trip will serve as an ideal launching pad for what should be an exciting January to March of big matches.
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JANUARY 4 - Michael Mutscheller '15
The men began their last full day in San Diego with an early wake up, as we hit the road at 8 am for a friendly match at the PAC fitness club. Upon arriving to courts, the men were given a tour of the whole facility at the club.
We were blown away by the state of the art courts, workout facility, pool, and brand new locker rooms that the club had to offer. The members of the club were extremely welcoming, as they greeted us with food and an eagerness to see what we could do against them on court.
As we began the match, we quickly realized that our hard work throughout the season had paid off, as members remarked how impressed they were with our skill and fitness level on court. The match had a very friendly feel to it however, as the men and the members mingled with each other and cheered on both sides on court. Although the match maintained a friendly feel, we came away with a victory 14 to 0.
In typical Penn men's squash fashion, many of us were not satisfied only playing one match on the day, so we headed to the fitness center for a cardio and core workout as a team to conclude our training for the day. The time at PAC was capped off with the team and members enjoying a friendly exhibition match between Penn assistant coaches, Richard Dodd and Gilly Lane.
The team then headed just down the road for lunch at a local restaurant. We then returned to the hotel, as some went for a much needed nap while others laid by the pool to enjoy the sun for the last time before returning to Philadelphia.
Tomorrow, we are excited to head to the San Diego Zoo in the morning before our 5 pm flight. Overall, it has been a great trip for the men. We have worked very hard and loved being in San Diego. We are now ready and looking forward to heading home to face Dartmouth and Harvard next weekend.
JANUARY 3 - Luke Angelakis '17 and Benton Turner '17
On Friday, January 3rd, the team had an early wake up for an 8:15 am breakfast and subsequent departure to the Olympic training facility.
The team received an exciting tour of the training facility, which comprised of a grounds exploration as well as a group discussion with one of the top BMX athletes, Tyler Brown. While the discussion with Tyler was enlightening and revealing about the Olympic program, the team most enjoyed the grounds exploration, which included BMX, tennis, archery, and beach volleyball.
Afterwards, we proceeded to Subway, where the team consumed sandwiches and chips in anticipation of a difficult training session at the squash courts. The team then hit the courts in force, where everyone played particularly well and demonstrated our improvement from the beginning of the trip.
After practice- with everyone exhausted after a rewarding yet difficult session- we returned to the hotel and immediately entered the hottub for a team cool down.
Lastly for today, the team ventured into San Diego city for a team bonding Italian dinner.
Luke and Benton
JANUARY 2 - George Lemmon '17 and Peter Ferraro '17
Now that the holiday season is past us, the team is now focused and ready for some hard training before our big matches against Dartmouth and Harvard.
Waking up to sun and 60-70 degree weather makes getting up to train so much easier. We started the day with challenge matches at 10 at San Diego squash. With all the training we've been doing, the matches were very hard fought and the level of squash was significantly higher for everyone on the team. After, we took a team trip to the local Subway market for a sandwich, and then went back to the hotel for about an hour rest by the pool.
The hot tub and the sun proved critical in helping the team recover for our next training session. Everyone was not playing their best in the afternoon due to all the hard training we've done thus far.
While frustrating, the team was pushing themselves and trying to get the most out of it. It all seemed worth it after a post practice speech from Gilly about how staying positive even when we are exhausted and/or not playing our best is what will help us win.
"Sometimes winning when you are playing your worst are the best wins because those are the days you have to figure out new ways to win."
Once practice was over, we got some well deserved rest and got ready for dinner, where we enjoyed another delicious meal at Carl Strauss (same dinner as first night, too good). During dinner, lots of arguments about the Sugar Bowl were taking place about who would win. Freshman Luke Angelakis boldly stated that Alabama would crush Oklahoma and the rough start would not be an issue.
Much to his dismay, Alabama came up well short and the 14 point favorites lost by 14 points. Overall, today was one of the most successful days of the trip. Everyone is in high spirits, has aching bodies, and is looking forward to another great day out here in San Diego.
-BG and Peter
JANUARY 1- Will Michele '15and Augie Frank '16
Starting the day right we got breakfast as a team at the hotel which included sausage and egg muffins - Tyler Odell's favorite choice. Then we all piled in the van to head off to Torrey Pines, a world renowned golf course that Gilly mentioned he would probably be able to shoot par on (unlikely!).
As we arrived we all observed the beautiful ocean view and rolling landscape while also appreciating not being in the sub freezing temperatures back home. Next we got a quick stretch in to shake off yesterday's tough practices that included training in the morning and inter-team matches in the afternoon. The next order of business was conquering a seemingly endless hill ahead of us. Heading the run was enthusiastic co-captain John Dudzik Jr. On our way up we passed multiple patrons enjoying the first day of the new year, many of them surprised to see a school from Philadelphia all the way out on the west coast! Not one of us was unimpressed with what we saw when we reached the top. Yet after finally reaching the top of this hill we dreaded the long run back to the van. However we managed to get some memorable photos in with spectacular backgrounds thanks to the kindness of a local San Diegan who took our photos so no one was left out.
After the run we piled back into the van and made our way to the famous In-N-Out burger restaurant. Luckily for us the run built up a large appetite and one of our smaller stomached players, Rahil Fahzelboy, was able to take down three double-double burgers with room for a chocolate shake. Later we headed into downtown San Diego, passing Miramar, the location of the film Top Gun much to Will Michele's delight. Running short on time our visit to the aircraft carrier USS Midway had to be abbreviated. USS Midway was truly spectacular as we had the privilege to see an aircraft carrier that saw action in all of America's conflicts from the end of WWII through the Gulf Wars. Lastly we piled back into the bus towards our hotel in Mira Mesa, fully exhausted from a day of activities. Ending our night was a visit to a nearby Chili's which culminated in a foggy drive back to the hotel.
So ends another great day in San Diego!
-Will and Augie
DECEMBER 31 - Derek Chilvers '14 and Liam Quinn '16
The Penn Men's Squash team enjoyed a pleasant and hard-working New Year's Eve in San Diego. After breakfast, we had our first session at the courts. It consisted mainly of drills to hone our accuracy, but we finished with a spirited game of "offense-defense." After a productive morning practice, the squad headed down to La Jolla for lunch and walked along the beach. It was a beautiful day, and we made sure to get a picture of the whole team with the amazing backdrop.
After our relaxing hour at the beach, we drove back to the courts and had an excellent second practice. We split up into two teams, and had a competition that involved each player having a 9-point game with everyone on the other team. There were upsets, with Peter Ferraro and Will Michele – both not in the top 9 on the ladder – winning more than a couple important matches for their teams. It appeared as though it would be a landslide victory for Co-Captain Jack Maine's team, which managed to win every single first round game, but as it neared the end Dudzik's team started to make a comeback and ended up losing by less than 20 points! Everyone left exhausted, pumped up, and satisfied with the day.
We headed back to the hotel to play some casual basketball and lounge in the hot tub. By that time it was around 5pm, and the team got ready to head downtown for dinner. Assistant coach Ricky Dodd managed to find a delicious Italian restaurant called Mamma Mia that served family style traditional Italian food. After devouring heaping mounds of meatballs, gnocchi, lasagna, and more, we found ourselves in a serious food coma. It was a great way to cap off the day, and then we headed back to the hotel to hang out as a team and celebrate the coming of the New Year. The team looks forward to more days of training and enjoying the beautiful San Diego weather.
DECEMBER 30 - Rahil Fazelbhoy '17 and Tyler Odell '16
After the unanticipated 24-hour halt in Chicago, the men were ready for their much-awaited journey to San Diego. With the flight scheduled for 12:30pm, the boys made it to the departure gate well in advance with plenty of time for breakfast. Unfortunately, an "aircraft change" caused the team another 45 minute delay and with that more anxiety. A smooth flight and about 5 hours later, we were finally at our destination. The excitement could be seen on everyone's faces, especially captain John Dudzik's who changed into athletic shorts and a t-shirt in the airport moments after we landed. After getting our bags, we were greeted by our San Diego squash hosts, Renato Paiva and Yuri Franca, who drove us to their 4-court facility. We then drove to our hotel not too far from the courts to settle in and get prepared for a 6:30pm hit at the courts.
Waiting in the lobby while the coaches dealt with the check-in and rooms, many of the boys complained of hunger from the long trip and early meals before the flight. Since nearly everyone was hungry, the team took a hasty trip to Subway before returning to the hotel to go to the courts. Scrambling for time once again, the boys had less than 10 minutes to change and pack for their session at 6:30 and dinner thereafter.
With two courts available from 6:30 to 8pm, the boys were divided up into 2 groups for the session. While one group was on court, the other worked on fitness off court. The on court hit, run by Coach Gilly, consisted of basic drills for ease of transition and to get a feel of the courts. The off court session involved a tough circuit workout led by Coach Ricky, which comprised of a non-stop circulation of squats, burpies, lunges, and pushups for 12 minutes.
The men pushed themselves during the workout and stayed focused on court. Tired after a dedicated session, the boys showered up before heading to dinner at the Karl Strauss restaurant where the guys got to sit back and chat while enjoying a quality dinner.
DECEMBER 29 - John Dudzik '14and Jack Maine '15
Greetings Penn Men's Squash Alumni, Family, and Friends,
Yesterday marked the first day of the men's San Diego winter training trip. The travel day commenced bright and early with a pleasurable3am wakeup and subsequent 6am connection flight out of Philadelphia to Chicago. Hopes of reaching San Diego and beginning our beach training yesterday afternoon were quickly scattered by a flight cancellation during the connection layover. Consequently, the team was relegated to spending the remainder of the day and evening in Chicago at the airport-adjacent hotel.
Upon settling into the hotel, the men took to a few hours of much needed rest and relaxation.The absence of a squash facility and San Diego beaches failed to deter the men from training, as the team pushed through a difficult 1 hour session at the hotel's exercise facility to mitigate any travel-induced stiffness. The training session consisted of three 15-minute cardio interval segments, followed by a plyometric core work out and stretching routine.
In addition to honing racquet skills and on-court tactics, the training trip will remain largely predicated on boosting the mens' strength and endurance, as fitness continues to be a hallmark of Penn Squash.
The boys reconvened in the evening for some team bonding over dinner and the Eagles' do-or-die NFL playoff game. The large contingent of hopeful PMSQ Philadelphia-natives, paired with the New Englanders' friendly banter throughout the game, made for a fun and enjoyable evening. Much to the Philly boys' pleasure and non-Eagles fans' dismay,Philadelphia pulled out the victory in a nail-biter and secured a spot in the playoffs.
Excitement & determination remain pervasive throughout the team as the men eagerly await today's noontime departure to San Diego.Despite yesterday's weary morning of travel and delays, the men made the most of unfavorable circumstances and are looking forward to a hard week of training in the San Diego sun.
All focus remains on the January 11th annual grudge match vs. Dartmouth. More to come from the men in the following days.
Warm Regards and Happy Holidays,
Co-Captains John Dudzik & Jack Maine


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Location: Soil, Water & Air Resources ResearchTitle: Food and agricultural waste: Sources of carbon for ethanol production Author
|Hatfield, Jerry
|Smith, Darrell
Submitted to: Carbon Management
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 1/10/2013
Publication Date: 4/1/2013
Publication URL: http://handle.nal.usda.gov/10113/56066
Citation: Hatfield, J.L., Smith, D.D. 2013. Food and agricultural waste: Sources of carbon for ethanol production. Carbon Management. 4:203-213. Interpretive Summary: Agricultural processing produces a large amount of waste material which is often discarded into landfills where it contributes to carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gas release. There are millions of tons of these materials which range from old seed, food processing waste, whey, or sugarbeet tailings which have the potential to be used as sources of sugars for ethanol production. The approach used in this analysis was to evaluate the potential for ethanol production from these waste materials and to develop a concept for how waste materials should be evaluated. We developed a concept based on avoidance in which the amount of ethanol produced compared to amount produced from corn grain. Waste materials have the potential to replace 5.5 million acres of corn used for grain or roughly half of the corn production in Iowa. Waste materials can be evaluated to avoided energy, avoided water, and carbon release. We propose this concept to show the value of waste materials as low cost energy sources to meet the Renewable Fuel Standards. This information will be of use to policy-makers in evaluating alternative energy sources and to ethanol manufacturers to examine waste as a source of material for energy production.
Technical Abstract: In the past, wastes derived from agriculture products have met with limited success in the production of biofuels. Our objective in this report is to showcase a new and meaningful concept (called "avoidance"), to measure the environmental importance of converting these waste streams into energy. Agriculturally-derived wastes, specifically food waste and other byproducts, are excellent potential sources for meeting the federal Renewable Fuel Standard, calling for the production of advanced and cellulosic biofuels. In addition, the resultant stillage is converted into other useful byproducts, such as animal feed or synthetic biogas. Our goal is to provide an "energy avoidance" framework, showing the positive environmental impacts that occur when these waste sources are properly measured, and used to produce advanced and cellulosic biofuels, animal feed and biogas.


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Reviewed By Dave C (ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY) Reviewed for a 2013 Jeep Wrangler —5/4/2016 6:31 AM
Excellent system for adding accessories lights to my jeep. Unlike the basic spod system. This system senses when the car is turned on and off. This allows you to program your lights via your Cellphone to turn off when the ignition is turned off and automatically turn on when the ignition is on, without pressing any buttons.You can also program lights for momentary on, flash and strobe. No fuses are needed for this system, and excellent customer service if you have any questions.


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Madeline Ann Edwards and Samuel Clayton Duff were married April 29, 2017 in Orleans Square in Savannah.
Sharon Weaver Reagan and Mark Jeffery Hall were united in marriage at 2 p.m. May 2, 2015 at Amicalola Falls State Park and Lodge in Dawsonville.
Holly Renee Skorich and Dan Holcomb III wed at 4 p.m. Oct. 18, 2014 at The Holcomb Farm in Dawsonville.
John Michael Brooksher and Brittany Jodie Dawn Lowman wed Oct. 4, 2014 in Dawson County.
Ali Amanda Mahaffey and Dillon Scott Nelson were united in marriage on Nov. 11, 2012, at Densmore Farm in Cleveland.
Kayla Reece and Travis Reeves were united in marriage Sept. 22, 2012.
The ceremony took place overlooking the ocean at sunset in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Tiffany Elizabeth Keasler and Bryan Glen Young were united in marriage at 11 a.m. April 14, 2012, at Juno Baptist Church in Dawson County.
The Rev. Russell Burt officiated the ceremony using the brides Bible she has had since she was a child.
Sarah Rebecca Melton of Dawsonville and Matthew Christopher Smith of Lawrenceville were united in marriage at noon May 12, 2012, at Neptune Park on St. Simons Island.
The Rev. Brook Batchelor of Holy Cross Anglican Church of Loganville performed the double ring ceremony.
Chad and Kelley Cunningham were married March 3, 2012 at First Evangelical Church in Memphis, Tenn.
Kelley is the daughter of Robby and Karen Jamison of Cordova, Tenn.
Margaret Elrod and Matthew Samples were united in marriage on Jan. 21, 2012 in Helen.
Margaret is the daughter of Mary Ann Bailey of Dawsonville and Robert Shaw of Tucker.
Miss Elizabeth Kate Buice and Mr. Brandon Eugene Waters were united in marriage at 6:30 p.m. June 11, 2011 at Hawkesdene Estate in Andrews, N.C.
Mr. Glenn Martin, of Lawrenceville performed the double ring ceremony.
Colleen Marie Vadia and Rhys Caldwell Harter wed
Rhys Caldwell Harter and Colleen Marie Vadia exchanged wedding vows at 6 p.m. Oct. 2, 2010 at the Lumpkin Campground Arbor in Dawsonville.
Jaclyn Nicole Kritikos and Danny Lewis Shane Hall were united in marriage at 6 p.m. Aug. 6, 2010 on the beach at Panama City Beach, Fla.
Cassie Selena Carter and Casey Luke Burkhalter were united in marriage at 3 p.m. June 18, 2010 in Negril, Jamaica.
Kayla Elizabeth Tate and Nakia Paul Wood were married at sunset June 11, 2010 on the beach at Myrtle Beach, S.C.
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Paula Deen
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Paula Deen is the second mainstay of the snack eating and obese food industry and the figurehead of Myocardial Infarctions. She is most well known also as a jolly fat chef on the Food Network.
edit Early Life
Paula was born January 19th, 1947 in a small, little known trailer trash village called Albany somewhere near the birthplace of racism, which was also known as Georgia. Her mother and father died early in her life and she quickly fell into a lasting fit of depression that she has slowly ate herself out of. Her technique for dealing with grief was cooking large amounts of fattening foods which she soon after consumed. This led to great weight gain and massive aterial clog. She eventually made it her life goal to become the fattest chef alive and continued to cook well after her grieving had passed.
She didn't just become the fattest chef alive though, she became the fattest person in the world up until her 12th heart attack in which she finally dropped down to her birth weight of 260 pounds. She created a new restaurant company,starting out small and working her way to owning a major chain. The first restuarant was called 'Bag Lady'. It was a place in which the everyday kid could come and get a traditional, southern, fattening, bag lunch. Paula Deen thought this would be a good way to get her name out there, and at the same time, pander to her perversed emotions towards children which involved molesting them. She also dabbled in necrophelia by poisoning there sack lunches. Her name quickly spread word, and her legacy began. Unfortunately her Bag Lady chain was shut down in a massive court battle by Michael Jackson. The official reason for this was not publicized but it is believed that Michael Jackson wanted the pedophile monopoly in the United States.
edit The Food Network
Deen's relationship with Food Network began in 1993, when a friend introduced her to the president of the new channel. He saw talent in Paula, mainly in the bedroom, but it turned out that she could actually cook. He thought it would be a good idea to show the world her talent of making incredibly fattening and dangerous foods then eating them all front of camera on her very own television series. Quickly agreeing, Paula had a lot of work to do to prepare for her new position on her show. He took her through the city for a series of grocery shopping trips which turned out to be more of a mass butter purchase than anything else.
She later appeared on "Ready, Set, EAT BUTTER!" Deen was invited to shoot a pilot named "Crisco Gorging" in early 2001. The network liked it, but didn't yet have a place for her. The network eventually gave Deen her own show, "Butter - The Paula Experience", which premiered in 2002.
Her first show went superb. Every commercial break they had to put her on oxygen and twinkie injections, otherwise she would pass out from standing so long due to lack of blood pressure, blood sugar and oxygen to the brain. Paula soon came up with her own award winning diet, and cookbook. Her diet changed(killed) millions of Americans forever. The diet consisted of Crisco Cake, Lard Muffins, Lard shakes, lardburgers, In-and-Out Lard, McLards, Stuffed Whipped Cream Loafs and the Triple Stack Grease Beast Diabetic Delight. Her cookbook titled: "Everyday Fatass Country Cookin'" was a New York Times Best seller along with her memoir, "I CAN'T HELP MYSELF".
edit Medical Status
On February 23rd, 2009, Paula went to her monthly medical workover, which was one of the stipulations of her contract with Food Network due to her immense size and eating habits, and found out from the doctor that there was a small tub of Haagen Daus ice cream lodged in her Aorta. Upon correctional surgery, the doctors found that her heart had actually stopped beating a few months back. They were amazed that she was still alive. It seems that a weird mix of food and severe contamination from Jesus Dioxide led to another, healthier heart growing side by side with the dieing original. Her original heart had been saturated in whipped cream. They completely removed Paulas old heart, and she continued to function correctly, (If you can consider that functioning)
edit Present Day
Paula Dean continues to make crappy shows for the food network, cooking the same cholesterol inducing meals, over and over again. Her plans for the eventual mass genocide of the global populous through taste-friendly foods is still going according to plan, unscathed by Al Gore. This is most likely because she molests him repeatedly, every time taking a little more of his power. Al Gore's recent weight gain is caused by the mass amounts of trans fat injected into his food deliberately by Paula Dean in order to destroy his influence completely.
edit N Word Controversy
Paula Dean's recent admission to referring to her slaves as "N Words" on one or two rare occasions has stirred the melting pot to the point of a roiling boil and ousted her fat ass from the food network. According to Paula "I knew the N word was a dirty word from the time I was knee high to a grasshopper, and tried to avoid talking about anyone whose mere mention would cause my mama to scrape my teeth across a bar of brown laundry soap. I was fully aware from a young age that the black folks were akin to shit, fuck, damn and cunt and therefore must never be mentioned. I apologize to America for mentioning the banned people whose name must never be mentioned."I didn't realize that the welfare folks could afford to watch my show."


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Intern Podcast: Nada Interview + A Parody Song
If you haven't listened yet, the Interns get together every Friday to talk about the show from their point of view. (LISTEN TO PAST SHOWS HERE)
This week, they sang a song and interviewed Nada.
@internmorgan @bobbybonesshow y'all we're feisty with the questions today! :) love the song!— Nada (@nadameansnothin) June 20, 2014
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Audio / Video conversion
Here is a nice review of some of the applications that enables conversion and handling of these types of files. Some specific examples and suggestions are here.
FFMPEG video / audio conversion
FFMPEG is the swiss-army knife of video and audio format conversion. It succeeds when no other program can. It is free and open source. If it not yet installed on your system as part of another package (it is used by many video/audio editors), then install it:
sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
- To convert many different formats, read the FFMPEG documentation. Also see this tutorial.
Example: To convert a saved Flash video (.flv) to an MPEG-2 format playable on a DVD, convert:
ffmpeg -i samplevideo.flv -target ntsc-dvd samplevideo.mpg
Then use K3b (or Gnomebaker) to write the mpg file to a New DVD Data Project.
- For PAL use -target pal-dvd. For widescreen, use -target film-dvd. For other conversion tips, see this forum. (Note: Most Flash video has very low resolution, with a screen size of 360x270, for example. You may see a slight diminishment in resolution if you wish to convert it to 720x480 (which is the NTSC standard size) or other screen size. You can keep the original screen size and resolution by omitting the -target parameter.) If your original file is 16:9 widescreen and you desire a 4:3 letterbox output for playing on an overscanned TV, you may need to pad the file so that the widescreen is not compressed (see this forum):
ffmpeg -i samplevideo.flv -target ntsc-dvd -s 648x364 -padleft 36 -padright 36 -padtop 58 -padbottom 58 samplevideo.mpg
- You can also use the WinFF GUI and add the command (as above) as a "Preset," for subsequent use. For example:
- Video converter (WinFF) -> Edit -> Presets ->
- Preset Name: Letterbox -> Preset Label: 16:9 Widescreen to 4:3 Letterbox
- Preset command: -target ntsc-dvd -s 648x364 -padleft 36 -padright 36 -padtop 58 -padbottom 58
- Ouput file extension: mpg -> Category: DVD
- -> Add/Update -> Save
- To convert to MPEG-4 (mp4) files, use
ffmpeg -i samplevideo.flv outputvideo.mp4
- FFMpeg requires that multiple restricted extra codecs be installed. This can be done in a single easy step from the command-line Terminal:
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
WinFF is a free, GPL-licensed open source GUI frontend for FFMPEG. Install:
sudo apt-get install winff xterm
- Menu -> Applications -> Sound & Video -> WinFF
Join video segments
Individual video segments (MPEG-2, for example) can easily be joined:
cat samplevideo1.mpg samplevideo2.mpg samplevideo3.mpg > samplevideo123.mpg
- You can then write the resulting MPEG-2 file to a DVD and play it in most DVD players.
Split a file into segments
Any file can be split into segments using the Linux command:
split -b 1440k my_big_file
which will split my_big_file into equal segments of size 1440 kb.
Mencoder is part of the MPlayer set of libraries (that also uses several of the FFMPEG libraries) for audio/visual conversion. Some examples of usage are here.
Save any streaming Flash video
An easy way is to install the Video Download Helper plug-in for Firefox.
Otherwise, most Flash videos download to the /tmp directory while you watch the video, creating a randomly-named video file there (such as Flashuh4G6s). When you close the webpage, this file in the /tmp directory will be erased. After the entire video has downloaded, but before you close the webpage, copy that file (such as Flashuh4G6s) to your home directory (where it will not be erased). Of course, for this to work, you must change your Flash (or Gnash) settings to allow an unlimited buffer. While watching your Flash video, right click to bring up the Flash -> Settings window. Set the Buffer to "Unlimited."
Once you have copied the file, rename it appropriately with the .flv added to the filename. You can then watch it using VLC or Mplayer.
Here is another method that involves making a symbolic link.
Save rtmp / flv streams
flvstreamer is a command-line application to dump rtmp streams. Install:
sudo apt-get install flvstreamer
Example of usage:
flvstreamer -r "rtmp://host/dir/file.flv" -o filename.flv
If you see the following the "WARNING: Download may be incomplete, try --resume!" message, try to use the --resume option:
flvstreamer -r "rtmp://host/dir/file.flv" -o filename.flv --resume
Convert Flash video audio to mp3
Once you have downloaded flash video content (.flv) from the Internet (using the Video Download Helper plug-in for Firefox, for example), the audio component can be converted to an mp3 using this command (from the command line Terminal). (This will work for any type of video file, not just Flash.)
ffmpeg -i nameofvideoclip.flv -ab 160k -ac 2 -ar 44100 -vn nameoffile.mp3
where -i indicates the input, -ab indicates the bit rate (in this example 160kb/sec), -vn means no video ouput, -ac 2 means 2 channels, -ar 44100 indicates the sampling frequency. See FFMPEG docs for more info.
2ManDVD is a GUI utility for creating DVD videos. It is the successor of ManDVD. Choose the version for your architecture and install it from the 2ManDVD website. Click on the download link and select to open it with the GDebi Package Installer (default). (If you have previously installed ManDVD you must uninstall it first.) For a usage tutorial, read this 2ManDVD guide.
- Menu -> Applications -> Sound & Video -> 2ManDVD
DeVeDe is a program to create video DVDs and CDs suitable for home players (i.e. VCD, sVCD or CVD) from any source video file that is supported by MPlayer. Choose the version for your architecture and install it from the DeVeDe website. Click on the download link and select to open it with the GDebi Package Installer (default). For a usage tutorial, read this DeVeDe guide.
- Menu -> Applications -> Sound & Video -> DeVeDe
ManDVD is a QT-based DVD authoring tool which accepts several different file types as input. Install:
sudo apt-get install mandvd xine-ui
DVD Author
DVD author allows you to create menus and format your MPEG-2 videos onto a DVD disc so that you can play it in a commercial DVD player. DVD Author is a command line tool, but several GUI's exist. Install:
sudo apt-get install dvdauthor
QDVDAuthor is a Qt-based GUI for DVD Author. Install:
sudo apt-get install qdvdauthor
- Menu -> Applications -> Sound & Video -> QDVDAuthor
Follow instructions in the Quick-Start Guide:
- QDVDAuthor -> Help -> Quick-Start Guide
For a tutorial on authoring DVDs, see this guide.
ToVid is a collection of tools to create a DVD from a number of different video formats. A GUI is available. Install:
sudo apt-get install tovidgui tovid
Other DVD authoring programs
There are several other DVD authoring programs. For additional information see the Ubuntu Community pages. Packages include:
- Bombono, a GTK-based, GUI DVD authoring program. Install (requires multiverse repositories to be enabled):
sudo apt-get install bombono-dvd
- KMediaFactory is a KDE-based DVD authoring frontend for dvdauthor. (The DVD folders can then be burned to disc using K3b.) Install (requires multiverse repositories to be enabled):
sudo apt-get install kmediafactory
Ripper X CD Ripper/Encoder
Ripper X is a GTK-based (i.e. Gnome) open source utility to rip CD audio tracks to OGG, MP3, or FLAC formats. It supports CDDB lookups.
sudo apt-get install ripperx
Asunder CD Ripper/Encoder
Asunder is a GTK-based open source CD ripper/encoder which saves to Wav, MP3, OGG, FLAC, or WavPack. Self-installing .deb packages are available here.
Audex CD Ripper/Encoder
Audex is a port to KDE4 of the KAudioCreator package used in KDE 3. It can create output for LAME (MP3-compliant), OGG Vorbis (oggenc), FLAC and RIFF WAVE. Install:
sudo apt-get install audex
Gnac (GNome Audio Converter)
Gnac (GNome Audio Converter) converts between all GStreamer supported audio formats. It is not yet part of the standard repositories. See these installation instructions.
SOX (encodes/decodes audio)
SoX is a command-line utility to convert audio formats. See this usage guide. Install:
sudo apt-get install sox
Install MP3 support for SoX
- Install the MP3 libraries (if not already installed):
sudo apt-get install libmp3lame0
- For simple conversions, I have found FFMPEG to be easier, and FFMPEG already has mp3 support. Example:
ffmpeg -i audiofile.m4a -ab 128k -ac 2 -ar 44100 audiofile.mp3
- where -ab specifies the bit rate, -ac specifies the number of channels (in this example 2-channel stereo), and -ar specifies the sampling frequency.
SoundConverter (audio conversion)
SoundConverter is a GTK/Gnome-based utility to convert sound formats. Install:
sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly soundconverter


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- On 15 June 2016 we launched this new website, which currently houses in excess of 8,585 articles plus news.
- We are working hard to get the remaining issues brought over as fast as possible but this will take us time.
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – The Westchester County Airport has canceled flights in advance of Hurricane Sandy.
According to Westchester County Airport Operations, Delta is the only airline that had not canceled flights for Sunday afternoon and Monday.
"All flights are canceled, except for Delta, who we are still waiting to hear from," a representative said Sunday. "There will be a few intermittent flights today, depending on where they're coming in from."
Flights will resume at the airlines' discretion, likely on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, officials said.


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Georgia Southern University junior Landon Latham and senior Ben Woods are the current recipients of the William A. Freeman Scholarship. Latham is currently double majoring in economics and regional development and minoring in mathematics, while Woods is majoring in economics and finance.
The two young men were awarded the scholarship based on their academic record, relevant extracurricular activities and potential for success in the College of Business Administration (COBA). Totaling $20,000 over four years, the William A. Freeman Scholarship is the largest endowment offered in COBA.
William A. Freeman was a 1957 graduate of Georgia Southern Teacher's College. After graduating he worked his way up to President of Watkins Industries. He managed Watkins Trucking, the seventh largest trucking firm in North America, Waco Insurance Corp, and a real estate development company.
Generous with his wealth, he set up not only the William A. Freeman Scholarship but also ten other scholarships in the GSU Honor's Program. Freeman has also sponsored COBA's Professor of the Year Award since 1991.
Landon Latham
Originally from Douglas, Ga. Latham struggled to make his decision about college. He considered going to South Georgia College, a two-year residential college, which is located in his home town. "I was really thinking about staying home for a few years," said Latham. "It would be a lot cheaper and a huge money saver."
It wasn't until Latham came to GSU on an Honor's visit that his mind changed. "I fell in love with [GSU] right away," said Latham. "I thought it was a good profile for me because I wanted to go to a school where I would be academically challenged, and entering into the Honor's program I felt it was guaranteed."
Latham applied for the William A. Freeman Scholarship online and then came to campus for an interview during December of his senior year. After he was awarded the scholarship, there was no question of where he would attend college- GSU would be his new home.
Sophomore year helped Latham discover his future job interests. Taking introductory economics and accounting classes, he found economics as his true passion and declared it as his major.
Latham is also majoring in regional development because he feels it is a relevant to our world and is an important topic to study. Nevertheless, he admits double majoring and minoring been quite a challenge.
Even while double majoring, Latham has still found the time to work. He is currently a tutor for Student-Athlete Services and a Career Educator at the Office of Career Services. Latham also resides as the College of Business Administration (COBA) Student Advisory Board president. "A lot of people have negative things to say about working while you're in school, but I think the exact opposite," said Latham. "I think it has made me a better student, developing all types of skills especially time management."
Over the next year, Latham plans to work and take classes. Next spring he hopes to be a part of the Eagles in DC Program, an undergraduate congressional internship offered at GSU. Thanks to the William A. Freeman Scholarship, after Latham's graduation he will go on to graduate school. "The scholarship has been a blessing. I don't have any student loan debts," said Latham. "If I had student debt hanging over my head that might make me look at future plans completely different. Now I can safely plan to go off to graduate school."
Latham even hopes to go on to obtain his Ph.D. "I am very thankful for the Freeman family, GSU, and the COBA," said Latham. "If it weren't for them I would not be where I am today. I would not get to where I am going tomorrow."
Ben Woods
For Ben Woods, the William A. Freeman Scholarship finalized his attendance to GSU. Originally from Hawkinsville, Ga., Woods also considered staying home and attending a junior college. Middle Georgia College is located only a mere 12 miles from his house. "If I hadn't gotten the scholarship I probably would have stayed home and went there," said Woods. "So getting the scholarship really allowed me to be able to come to Georgia Southern."
Woods applied for the GSU Honor's Program in fall of 2007 and was invited to come to campus for an official visit. This would be the first time Woods got a glimpse of GSU's campus. "I honestly really loved the campus," said Woods. "I had family that came here and so it was kind of like a family tradition almost."
A single class during Woods' senior year in high school helped him determine his plans for the future. Thanks to advanced placement course in microeconomics and an exceptional teacher, Woods went on to study economics in college.
While at GSU, Woods has worked at the Recreation Activities Center. He is currently a tutor for COBA and is interning with banking Prof. Ed Sibbald consulting for local banks. Woods works alongside Sibbald to compile reports for local banks, community banks and banks in the region of the same asset class. "It is a good service for the banks because some smaller banks might not have experts in this type of area," said Woods. "Mr. Sibbald was a CFO for a large bank in Chicago so he is pretty much an expert on this."
Woods is finishing up his senior year working on his honors thesis. He is steadily searching for a job after graduation and is studying for actuarial exams. An actuarial exam is a series of examinations that must be passed in order to become a risk management professional. Woods is studying for the first two and plans to take them during this semester. He is scheduled to graduate in May.


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The Bristol Storm Shelter at Chippens Hill Middle School on Peacedale Road will open today at noon. Please bring necessary medications, toiletries, a pillow, reading materials, etc. There will be cell phone charging capabilities. Pets are allowed but must be crated and necessary food and/'or medications should be brought with you.
Due to ongoing construction, Beals Senior-Community Center on Stafford Avenue is not a designated shelter.


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Aaron Paul
Turned 34, August 27. Paul, who is best known for playing the meth-dealing Jesse Pinkman on AMC's Breaking Bad, was also a contestant on The Price Is Right, before he was famous. He actually did pretty well too, advancing all the way to the Showcase Showdown.
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Woods Cross • Junior left-hander Bridger Nielson threw a leather-slapping strike signifying the Class 4A state champions are ready to defend their title.
Skyline began its season the way it ended its last one, stopping Woods Cross 16-3 on Friday in the Eagles' first outing of the season.
Any cobwebs on Nielson's arm were gone by the start of the game. He pitched efficiently, with two strikeouts and three walks. Skyline's defense looked crisp behind him, stopping any threats the Wildcats tried to put together.
"Every single one of them was ready to play, ready for each pitch," Nielson said. "Whether I threw a strike or a ball, they backed me up throughout the game."
It was Skyline's confidence at the plate that proved to be too much for the Wildcats. Skyline jumped out to an early lead in the second before batting around in the fourth to score eight runs on six hits.
The Eagles played small ball and worked the pitch counts. They capitalized on Woods Cross' seven errors to quickly put the game out of reach.
"We wanted to play patient drawing some walks and making some big hits," Skyline coach Erik Hansen said. "We just took advantage of the situation."
Skyline's biggest stop of the game came from left fielder Nick Greene. Woods Cross' Kyle Rogers hit a line drive along the foul line, and Greene extended fully to bring in the ball during the bottom of the fourth.
"Nick's a hustle guy," Hansen said. "He lays it all out and puts it on the line for the team."
Hansen is encouraged by his team's outing and hopes that the early season nerves will dissipate quickly.
"We're a team that's going to battle," Hansen said. "Nothing is going to be given to us, and we can't start resting here."


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W Scottsdale will host this year's 'Hair Wars – The Supreme Salon Tour' on Sunday, October 13, presented by Windy City Media and Steve LeVine Entertainment & Public Relations (SLE). W Scottsdale is located at 7277 E. Camelback Rd. Scottsdale, Ariz. Doors will open at 5 p.m. and the event is 21 years and older.
Hair Wars is a nationally recognized salon competition where top local salons in each region have the opportunity to showcase their artistic side by featuring one-of-a-kind, extravagant, creations down the runway. The Supreme Salon Tour travels through Scottsdale, Los Angeles, Chicago, Vancouver and Calgary, Canada. The top three salons in each city move on to the World Finals in an international competition.
"Our goal is to find the best salons, stylists, makeup artists, models, accessories, costuming, fashion lines, and designers in the industry to compete in the ultimate runway competition," says Benjamin Moline, Executive Producer. "This competition is like none other and it really lets artists use their creativity to create something spectacular, from bird cages built from hair with real birds to pirate ships; this event brings out the shock factor. It is truly the Super Bowl of hair, and the tour continues to peak interest of producers in Los Angeles."
Local salons will bring their creative talents to the catwalk to compete for the title of "Supreme Salon" hosted by celebrity finalist, Ben Mollin, as seen on the BRAVO television show "Shear Genius." Arizona's top five salons will compete featuring their own theme, routine, and distinctive hairstyles that best represent their artistic abilities. Competing salons include Hair Pollution Salon, Luis A. Solis Hair Design, Miguel's Beauty Salon featuring Juan Santos, Color Me Pretty, and Luxxi Salon.
The judges include: Angela Avorio, director of education for Ben Mollin Hair Education; Eric Rene Jimenez, renowned hair and makeup artist featured on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Life & Style Magazine; and AK Mack, director of education at the Toni & Guy Scottsdale Academy.
The event will begin with a pre-game show presented by the Toni & Guy Scottsdale Academy themed in black and white.
Intermission entertainment will be a show presented by Soleil D'or Spray Tanning, which is Greek god and goddess themed. Sponsors of this segment include Athena Hair Extensions and Motives by Loren Ridinger (www.cosmeticexec.com).
Sponsors of the event include Estetica Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery, Soleil D'or Spray Tanning, Fiat of Scottsdale, Joseph James Artography, Princess Hair Shop.com, Vanguard Platinum Realty, European Wax Center, and Motives by Loren Ridinger (www.cosmeticexec.com).
An official after party will be held at Māyā Day + Nightclub which is located at 7333 E. Indian Plaza in Scottsdale, AZ.
To purchase tickets visit www.wscottsdaletickets.com. For VIP table and cabana reservations, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or call 602.405.0099.


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Wraggborough was part of the extensive landholdings of Joseph Wragg, partitioned among his heirs in 1758. John Wragg, the eldest son, received as part of his portion the 79 acres surveyed and laid into streets and lots, by Joseph Purcell, surveyor, in 1801. Streets were named for Joseph Wragg's children: John, Judith, Mary, Ann, Charlotte, Elizabeth, Henrietta. Chapel Street was named for a chapel which was to have been built on a small square at the intersection of Elizabeth, Chapel and John streets. Wragg Mall and Wragg Square were given to the public by the Wragg heirs. (Rogers, Charleston in the Age of the Pinckneys, 64. City Engineer's Plat Book, 25, 85.
Deeds, B3-233. Wills (WPA) 12:667. Edgar & Bailey, 726-729. Wragg Family File, SCHS.)
Joseph Wragg was granted by the Lords Proprietors, in 1715, a tract of 23 acres bounded by present-day King, Calhoun, Smith and Vanderhorst streets. In the division of his estate, the tract fell to his daughters Charlotte, wife of John Poaug, and Elizabeth, wife of Peter Manigault, except for the block of 6.25 acres between King and St. Philip streets, which had been sold previously to the Commissioners of Fortifications and afterwards vested in the City of Charleston. The Orphan House was built on that block in the 1790s.
A plat dated 1793 depicts the Wragg Lands divided into 69 lots, then vested in John Poaug the Younger and Joseph Manigault. The part of present-day Calhoun Street running below the subdivision was then called Manigault Street. (Deeds, I6-509, B3-247.
Smith & Smith, Dwelling Houses, 331-332. Stoney, This is Charleston, 127, 129.)
Joseph Purcell, surveyor, laid out Mazyckborough for Alexander Mazyck in 1786. It is bounded by Chapel, Elizabeth and Calhoun streets and the Cooper River.
Before its development, the tract was known as Mazyck's Pasture, in the corner of which stood a large oak tree which became known as The Liberty Oak because it was "formally dedicated to Liberty" by a group of "Mechanicks" and other inhabitants of the town at a public meeting on Oct. 1, 1768. Beginning in 1766, Christopher Gadsden and the Mechanicks Party, who called themselves the "Sons of Liberty" met under the live oak tree many times to oppose the polices of Great Britain toward the colonies. When the British occupied Charles Town in 1780, they cut down the Liberty Tree to prevent its becoming a Patriot shrine. So that the destruction would be complete, they built a fire over the remaining stump. Later the root was dug up and made into cane-heads, one of which was given to President Thomas Jefferson. (Rogers, Charleston in the Age of the Pinckneys, 65. Rosen, 77. Stoney, This is Charleston, 128-129. Leland, 21-22, 32. Walsh, Sons of Liberty, 31-32, 40, 46, 48, 50, 87, 98, 116. Johnson, Traditions, 35. McCrady, 2:589-591, 604, 652-653, 664-671, 679-680j.)
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Study: One In Ten L.A. County Residents is An Illegal Immigrant
(Los Angeles, CA) -- A new study finds one in ten Los Angeles County residents is an immigrant living in the country illegally. The report released from the USC Center for the Study of Immigrant Integration Tuesday says one in five children in the county has at least one parent who doesn't have proper documentation.
The study predicts roughly seven percent of California's population, or over two-point-six-million people, is made up of illegal immigrants. Study officials say the earnings of undocumented immigrants in California is likely to rise if they are given legal status under an immigration reform bill being debated in Washington.


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Application Process for Transfer Students
Make a smooth transition
Each year DU welcomes more than 200 transfer students to our community. A transfer student is someone who has completed any post-secondary work since the September following high school graduation.
Transfer applicants are admitted on a rolling, space-available basis once they complete their application and submit all required transcripts.
We welcome you to apply for admission to the University of Denver using either the Pioneer Application or the Common Application.
To learn more about the academic factors considered in our admission process, please review our standards for admission.
Deadlines for Transfer Applicants
Application and all supporting materials must be completed/received by the dates below.
- Fall Quarter: May 15th priority deadline - July 1 final deadline
- Winter Quarter: October 15
- Spring Quarter: February 1 (limited space)
- Summer Quarter: May 1


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Community at Earlham is the feeling of finding "your people." They may not look like you, come from the same country, or study the same subjects, but they share something special. They care – about you, and about the world we're building together.
It's easiest to see this on The Heart, the grassy center of our campus and of our community. It's where:
This feeling of community radiates far beyond The Heart. It's present whether we're playing pick-up basketball in the gym, drinking chai tea in Richmond's Depot District, or studying together on an off-campus program. Wherever Earlhamites get together, there you'll experience the Earlham community.
There are plenty of small schools where you can get to know everybody. At Earlham, you will come to care about everybody. That's what makes us a community. And community is what makes us Earlhamites.
Residential living is one of the greatest ways we learn from one another at Earlham. Simple questions – What are you reading? What are you listening to? What are you cooking? – help us to become good neighbors and, in time, great friends. They also expose us to a lot of new things (Judith Butler, Tuvan throat singing, and homemade hummus, for example).
We all start out living together in First Year Experience residence halls, where we bond as a class, with the help of older student mentors and Resident Assistants. It's a chance for us to get really connected with the people who will be with us for four years at Earlham—and for a lifetime of reunions.
For the next three years, we can choose between living in the dorms or moving to on-campus houses.
Wherever we live, all of our living spaces have kitchens and living rooms, to help the space feel like home. And before we know it, our neighbors become our family.


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The University of Redlands' musical theater company will present "A Chorus Line" at 8 p.m. Jan. 25 and 26 and 2 p.m. Jan. 27 at the Glenn Wallichs Theatre on the university campus.
Aliy Small directs the production, assisted by Aaron Stevenson. Gavin Thrasher is music director, and Christie Lovsted is assistant music director.
Choreography is by Gina Chapman and Mariya Shpungina, and stage manager is Maggie Ruopp.
Set design is by Sarah Perez, lighting design is by Hannah DeWitt and costume design is by Sydney Roberts.
Willie Michiels is production manager, assisted by Lillie Reising.
Cast members are Aaron Magill, Chris Sarricchio, Taylor Cook, Olivia Canning, Eva Steward, Katie Bettini, Elizabeth Bluth, Natsumi Kida, Clara Blickenstaff, Isaak Berliner, Andrew Flowers, Angela Mihelich, Shaina Knox, Kurt Wendler, Lissa Warner, Jessie Land, Cody Walburn, Nathan Cupul, Alex Ruiz, Cady Moris, Ally Weber, Emely Gomez and Nicki Tobias.
Presale tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students with valid ID and for seniors. Tickets the day of the performance are $15 for adults and $8 for students and seniors.
Proceeds will go to the La Jolla Playhouse.
For reservations, email Gavin Thrasher at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 909-747-9013.
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'"We do not think this should be the standard, and we do not think it helps our game or the league," Golisano wrote, noting the NHL had informed the Sabres that the check was legal. "There is nothing manly about hitting a player that you can't see. … There is nothing good to come of a policy that allows exciting, skilled players to be targets for what I believe to be a predatory play."'
Sabres owner urges NHL review policy on blows to the head
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Amitriptyline hydrochloride overdoseElavil overdose; Adepril overdose; Endep overdose; Enovil overdose; Trepiline overdose
Amitriptyline hydrochloride is a type of prescription medicine called a tricyclic antidepressant. Amitriptyline hydrochloride overdose occurs when someone accidentally or intentionally takes more than the normal or recommended amount of this medication.
This is for information only and not for use in the treatment or management of an actual poison exposure. If you have an exposure, you should call your local emergency number (such as 911) or the National Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222.
Poisonous Ingredient
Where Found
Amitriptyline hydrochloride is a prescription medication. Brands include:
- Adepril
- Amitid
- Amitril
- Elavil
- Emitrip
- Endep
- Enovil
- Trepiline
- Tryptanol
- Vanatrip
Note: This list may not be all-inclusive.
- Airways and lungs
- Bladder and kidneys
- Inability to urinate
- Urinary hesitancy
- Eyes, ears, nose, and throat
- Blurred vision
- Dry mouth
- Enlarged pupils
- Heart and blood
- Low blood pressure
- Irregular heart rate
- Shock
- Nervous system
- Agitation
- Coma (sudden onset)
- Convulsions (sudden onset)
- Drowsiness
- Hallucinations
- Headache
- Inability to concentrate
- Muscle rigidity
- Restlessness
- Seizures
- Stupor (lack of alertness)
- Uncoordinated movement
- Stomach and intestines
- Constipation
- Increased appetite
- Weight gain
- Vomiting
Home Care
This can be a very serious overdose. Seek immediatemedical help.
Before Calling Emergency
Determine the following information:
- Patient's age, weight, and condition
- Name of the product (ingredients and strengths, if known)
- Time it was swallowed
- Amount swallowed
- If the medication was prescribed for the patient
Poison Control
The National Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222) can be called from anywhere in the United States. This national hotline number will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions.
This is a free and confidential service. All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. It does NOT need to be an emergency. You can call for any reason, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
See: Poison control center - emergency number
What to Expect at the Emergency Room
The health care provider will measure and monitor the patient's vital signs, including temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. Symptoms will be treated as appropriate.
The patient may receive:
- Activated charcoal
- Breathing help, possibly artificial respiration
- Fluids through a vein (by IV)
- Laxative
- Medicine called an antidote (sodium bicarbonate) to reverse the effects of the poison
- Tube through the mouth into the stomach to empty the stomach (gastric lavage)
Outlook (Prognosis)
Amitriptyline hydrochloride can be an extremely serious overdose.
Patients who swallow an excessive amount of this drug are almost always admitted to hospital.
How well a patient does depends on how much of the drug was swallowed and how quickly treatment was received. The faster a patient gets medical help, the better the chance of recovery.
Woolf AD, Erdman AR, Nelson LS, et al. American Association of Poison Control Centers. Tricyclic antidepressant poisoning: an evidence-based consensus guideline for out-of-hospital management. Clin Toxicol. 2007;45(3):203-233.
Kirk MA, Baer AB. Anticholinergics and antihistamines. In: Shannon MW, Borron SW, Burns MJ, eds. Haddad and Winchester's Clinical Management of Poisoning and Drug Overdose. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 39.
Review Date: 1/19/2010
Reviewed By: Jacob L. Heller, MD, MHA, Emergency Medicine, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, Washington. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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2012 KW "Mini Meet" Results
Casper, Wyoming – Kelly Walsh High School
Tuesday April 10, 2012
SHS Girls Individual Results: (Top 8 Only)
100 Meter Dash
4 Mariah Grant 13.65
200 Meter Dash
8 Mariah Grant 29.04
400 Meter Run
7 Brooklyn Hufnagel 1:08.08
1600 Meter Run
4 Zoe Sherman 6:14.98
7 Jennifer Custis 6:23.55
3200 Meter Run
5 Hannah Wiley 15:06.34
100 Meter Hurdles
3 Addison Stedillie 18.45
4 X 100 Meter Relay
4 Adriane Anderson 58.09
Brielle Smiley
Anya Fritz
Mariah Grant
Pole Vault
6 Stephanie Prill 8' 4"
SHERIDAN RECREATION DISTRICT - The Sheridan Recreation District is gearing up for their summer season.
We take a look at youth and adult summer softball leagues today Recreation Specialist Dale Boedecker says registration for girls youth softball is going on now.
The time line for the adult slow pitch program begins later this month with league play beginning the Tuesday following Memorial day.
Eleven year-old Gunnar Poley, a Buffalo Swim Club member, recently traveled to Federal Way, Washington to compete in the Northwest Age Group Swimming Championships.
This is the highest level of competition that an age group swimmer can achieve and swimmers must meet qualifying times in order to compete in the meet, according to mom April Poley.
She said Over 1,300 swimmers competed at the King County Weyerhaeuser Aquatic Center, which is the host for the 2012 Olympic Diving Trials in June.
Gunnar qualifed for five freestyle events in the 50, 100, 200, 500 yard, and mile.
Report from SC Rodeo coach Marc Gilkerson:
This past weekend the Sheridan College Rodeo team traveled to Torrington, WY for our third college rodeo.
We had a good showing by many of our rodeo athletes, we are steadily improving and gaining confidence.
The men's team was led again by Matt Schieck, Matt and his partner Kelsey Scott from Chadron, NE placed second in the first round of the team roping with a time of 6.8 seconds.
They roped their steer in the short round in 7.0 seconds placing second in the short round and second in the average.
BIG HORN RAMS FOOTBALL - Last Friday Sheridan County School District 1 announced the hiring of Micheal McGuire as the next Head football coach at Big Horn high school.
For the last couple of year McGuire has been an assistant on Don Julian's staff at Sheridan high school.
McGuire has Head coaching experience leading the program at Riverside before coming to Sheridan and says he loves coaching and wanted to get back to being a Head coach.
Girls from Summit Gymnastics in Buffalo attended the State Meet in Cheyenne March 24 and came home with 10 State Champions in different events.
Three girls, Marissa Harriet, Mallory Capron and Gracie Meachum took the Level 9 State Championship.
Amanda Pugh, Skylar Parrot and Erica Little were runners-up in Level 5.
Anna Capron took fifth place in All-Around for Level 7.
The team took second place in the state at the meet.
The Bison soccer team hosted Douglas Monday night and shut the Bearcats out 6-0.
Buffalo scored in the first minute of the game, the 13th minute and in the 29th, 47th, 66th and 72nd minutes as well.
The Bison had 16 shots on goal to Douglas' 4. Buffalo had a 3-0 corner kick advantage and had 4 saves to the Bearcats' 8.
No score is available from the girls game yet.
Next up for both teams is Newcastle on Friday. The girls will be on the road while the boys will host the Dogies.
BRONC / LADY BRONC SOCCER - The Sheridan soccer teams will be in Gillette for matches Friday the Lady Broncs are leading the league with a 4-0 record and are 9-0 overall and ranked number one in the 4-A soccer poll this week.
The Broncs are locked in a tight battle in league play, Head coach Kevin Riser says Friday's match in Gillette is a big one for the Broncs.
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By Jan Rogers,
Community Columnist
It's not original with me to say that politics and showbiz are closely linked. How close the two are is brought home in Sarah Palin and Michelle Bachmann. Both began as overnight sensations and in both cases the act was new, novel and electrifying. In politics and showbiz, depending upon just how much substance there is, the act either endures or wears thin and the public tires of it. For both Palin and Bachmann the glow has definitely dimmed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How far is The Hay-Adams from the White House, the National Mall, and the Capitol Building?
A: The Hay-Adams is located in downtown Washington, D.C., steps from the White House, which is directly across Lafayette Square. The National Mall is about 4 blocks from our hotel, just beyond the White House. The Capitol Building is approximately 1 mile away.
For a map and additional information about nearby attractions, click here.
Q: How far is The Hay-Adams from the airport?
A: From Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), we are about 6 miles (15 minutes). From Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD), we are about 25 miles (45 minutes). From Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI), we are about 31 miles (54 minutes).
For driving directions, click here.
Q: Will The Hay-Adams arrange transportation?
A: Yes, our Concierge will gladly assist you in making arrangements for limousine, taxi and car rental services.
Q: Does The Hay-Adams offer dry cleaning services?
A: Yes, our Valet handles all laundry and dry cleaning services upon request.
Q: Does The Hay-Adams have a fitness facility?
A: Yes, our fitness facility is open 5 a.m.-10 p.m. daily. It is located on the second floor and includes the following equipment:
- Life Stride Engage Treadmill with TV monitor and iPod connector (2)
- Life Fitness Engage Elliptical
- Life Cycle Engage Recumbent
- Hampton Durabell 2.5-25lb Set with vert rack
- Life Strength Signature Multi Bench
- Life Strength Dual Adj Pully Trainer
- Spri Pro+ Gym Ball, 65cm
- Changing area and shower
Q: How can I obtain tickets to Congress, dining and the arts?
A: Our Concierge is here to assist guests with ticket arrangements, sightseeing tours, dining and other recreation.
Q: Does The Hay-Adams offer high-speed Internet access?
A: Yes, we offer complimentary high-speed Internet access to a T-1 line in each of our luxury guestrooms. We also provide complimentary WI-FI in all guestrooms, meeting rooms and public areas.
Q: Does The Hay-Adams have a business center?
A: Yes, we provide complimentary access to our 24-hour business center, equipped with computers, a fax machine and a printer. Please ask our Concierge for assistance.
Q: Is early check-in and late checkout available?
A: Yes, regular check-in is from 3 p.m., and check-out is by 12 noon. To make other arrangements, please advise Reservations when booking. We are happy to accommodate special requests based on availability.
Q: What are The Hay-Adams parking arrangements?
A: We provide valet parking at the following rates:
• Overnight Valet Parking with in/out privileges - $59 (inclusive of 18% tax)
• Short-term Valet Parking, 7 days a week - $28 (inclusive of tax)
• Short-term Valet Parking for breakfast in The Lafayette Room - $12 with validation
• Short-term Valet Parking for Sunday Brunch - $12
• Lafayette dinner parking is complimentary with validation
Q: Does The Hay-Adams offer ADA accommodations?
A: Yes, we have a total of nine ADA-compliant rooms, including one suite.
Q: What are room service hours?
A: Room service offers complete meals and light fare 24 hours a day.
Q: What credit cards does The Hay-Adams accept?
A: American Express, VISA, MasterCard, Discover, Carte Blanche, JCB, Union Pay, and Diners Club.


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Japantown Community Congress Shinnenkai (New Year Party)
Japantown Community Congress
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Japantown Community Congress of San Jose
Shinnenkai (New Year's Party)
Please join the Japantown Community Congress to celebrate the beginning of the year! Dinner, conversation, and good times to be had by all. Event is free but donations at the event are always welcome. RSVP's are especially appreciated.
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When & Where
Dr. James Akiyama Wellness Center
110 Jackson Street
San Jose,
Thursday, January 17, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
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Japantown Community Congress
MissionThe mission of the Japantown Community Congress of San Jose is to advocate for the preservation of the historic and cultural heritage of San Jose's Japantown and promote efforts to sustain and enhance the diversity, vibrancy, and viability of this community as a legacy for future generations.
Organization OverviewThe Japantown Community Congress of San Jose (JCCsj) is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization formed to represent the community and help preserve and develop San Jose's Japantown, one of the three remaining Japantowns in the United States.
Membership reflects nonprofit organizations, faith based organizations, business owners, property owners, neighborhoods, and community members at large.
Japantown Community Congress Shinnenkai (New Year Party)
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Putin Confirms Snowden Still In Russia
(Moscow) -- It doesn't appear Russian President Vladimir Putin will hand over National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden to the U.S. Putin confirmed this morning Snowden remains in a transit area of a Moscow airport. He also said Snowden was free to leave and should do so as soon as he can. The former agency contractor revealed government surveilance programs before fleeing the country to Hong Kong and ultimately Russia.