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MILWAUKEE, Wis. – The 10th-ranked Saint Leo men's basketball team relied on their familiar tough-nosed defense for the first time this year as they pushed past Lincoln University (Pa.) 51-46 in the semifinal round of the Fresh Coast Classic played at Wisconsin Lutheran College.
Marcus Ruh (Green Bay, Wis.) returned to his home state and paced the Lions behind a 6-for-13 night where he dropped in 14 points. Also returning to their hometown, Jerrel Harris (Milwaukee, Wis.) added 11 points and Trent Thomas (Milwaukee, Wis.) dropped in 10 to keep the Lions undefeated.
"I thought that Lincoln did a very good job defensively, but also they tried to take the air out of the ball," Head Coach Lance Randall said. "They ran long possessions intentionally to try and shorten the game."
"We came out and looked like a team who hadn't played in a week-and-a-half. We weren't sharp; we didn't run our stuff well; we were flat. In the end we just out-toughed them. We did a better job in the second half of putting the ball in the basket and getting free throws, and we didn't turn it over as much as we did in the first half."
The going was rough in the first half as neither team shot higher than 31 percent. In fact, both teams hit seven shots from the field with two of those connections from behind the three point line. Lincoln managed to take a 23-20 lead into the halftime break as they hit three more free throw shots than the Lions.
Out of the break it was the Lions who held the hot hand, taking their first lead at 17:53 left in the game. Knowing that their perimeter shooting was not going to take them to the win, the Lions began to push the ball inside, relying on points in the paint to keep them in the game.
The big difference in the second half was from the charity stripe as the Lions hit 11-of-15 opportunities while Lincoln only managed to make it to the line seven times, hitting just four free throws.
Saint Leo improves to 3-0 for the season while Lincoln falls to 2-1. Saint Leo will now advance to the Fresh Coast Classic's Championship Game where they will face No. 23 Winston-Salem State in a battle of top-25 teams. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. EST (6 p.m. CST).
This postgame recap is brought to you by Papa Joe's Italian Restaurant in Brooksville, Fla.
For more on the nationally-ranked men's basketball program, visit SaintLeoLions.com. Also, be sure to 'Like' the Lions on Facebook at Facebook.com/SaintLeoLions.com, and 'Follow' the Lions on Twitter at Twitter.com/SaintLeoLions.


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As ideas for columns rarely come to my mind until the day before they are due (which is a stressful and difficult deal for me), a friend suggested I check out an operation I wasn't quite familiar with and see what sort of inspiration came my way for the next column rotation.
While I was a little hesitant with this idea at first, he was quick to say he could pull a few strings and get me in at the Ladd Elevator Co.
I shrugged at the idea at first and even placed the consideration in the back of my mind until the date of my next column was beginning to come in sight and, of course, I was once again clueless on a topic.
Going out on a whim, I finally agreed. A grain elevator is serious business in the midst of harvest season, so I figured it would be interesting to witness the ins and outs of farmers hauling crops in from fields and workers weighing, pricing and testing crops as they moved across a scale.
Oddly enough, I picked the afternoon to sit-in on the season's first snow fall.
As you might guess it, not a whole lot was going on that day. Most farmers were home by the time I had made my way to Ladd through the huge, wet snowflakes.
Even when things don't go as planned or don't work out as envisioned, reporters have to improvise, move on and see what they can pull from an experience.
As I drove into the deserted business and sloshed my way through the mud into the door, I was greeted by several friendly faces. As I called for the man I was suppose to sit down and talk to, three men pointed at once to where he was sitting in his office in the way back. He was quick to push a co-worker to sit down and share a little bit about how an elevator business functions.
I've lived in Bureau County for three years, but before that lived in Lansing, Mich., where elevators are far and few between. Therefore, the very basics of what happens at an elevator were interesting tidbits for me to write down in my notebook.
Reporters are a resource for the basics on several topics, so this experience was just adding a page to my knowledge about farming, harvesting and the process of drying corn.
I'm sure it was humorous for the elevator employees to see a short reporter walk in with a giant red purse and ask questions about why it's important to dry to corn and just really how hot grain dryers can be.
Getting to see old pictures of when the elevator moved to its current location in the early '70s was interesting and learning that 3.6 million bushels of corn and soybeans can be held at that location is, I think, just too big of a thought to really wrap my mind around.
I asked employees what they liked most about working at the elevator and some just smiled and rubbed their fingers together while others explained it was a great business to work for and was close to home.
I wish I could have witnessed the hurry scurry part of the business. The employees all explained the regular hectic conditions that happen on a non-snowy day during harvest season.
They all welcomed me back to elevator when the weather was a little sunnier and when wives of farmers were going to be bringing in a feast. While I just laughed at the offer and politely said thank you, it just might not be the last time they see this short little reporter with the big red purse walk through their door.
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We've all experienced a drab salad made with limp lettuce that looks like it's drowning in globs of thick dressing. But there are so many more possibilities for this humble leaf. We've collected five hold-the-salad recipes that will challenge your misgivings about lettuce:
1. Pasta with Prosciutto and Lettuce (pictured above)
Velvety Boston Bibb lettuce turns up in pasta tossed with salty prosciutto and springy peas.
2. Spicy Chicken Lettuce Wraps (Larb Gai)
Lime juice, mint, and lemongrass all add to the refreshing, crisp taste of these lettuce wraps, which pack a kick of heat.
3. Fried Green Tomato BLT with Black Peppercorn Mayonnaise
A post about lettuce wouldn't be the same without a shout out to this dynamic trio of bacon, lettuce and tomato. In this rendition of the classic BLT, thick-cut bacon and crisp lettuce is paired with cornmeal-battered fried green tomatoes and fragrant peppercorn mayonnaise.
Okay, so the word "salad" does appear in this recipe title, but technically it's a pizza. Bake fresh, simple pizza dough with oozy mozzarella and then top with grated Parmesan, grilled chicken, and romaine hearts tossed in salty Caesar dressing.
5. Creamy Arugula and Lettuce Soup with Goat Cheese
Arugula and lettuce team up in this creamy soup topped with a slice of delectable goat cheese.
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Cooking With Books: "Chopped" Salads
Haute Apple Pie: Roasted Butternut Squash Salad With Warm Bacon Dressing
Dishin & Dishes: Beet Salad With Garlic Vinaigrette
Thursday Night Dinner: Mixed Lettuce, Caramelized Onion and Goat Cheese Pita Pizza
And Love It Too: Rainbow Salad
Made By Michelle: Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato Sandwiches
Feed Me Phoebe: Hearts of Romaine With Beets, Pistachios and Roasted Garlic Vinaigrette
HGTV Gardens: Garden-to-Table: Mixed Lettuce
Virtually Homemade: Mixed Fall Greens With Dijon Chive Vinaigrette
Daily*Dishin: Almond Chutney Chicken Lettuce Wraps
Delicious Lean: Chiffonade of Mixed Greens
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This article was published 23/1/2013 (1672 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
HE'S a confident football player with good reason. Glenn January has been voted to the CFL's East Division all-star team on the offensive line two years in a row.
But with his newly announced contract extension with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers for a year plus an option, you won't find the 29-year-old Houston native doing anything outlandish with his "riches."
"Let me tell you this, I don't think you guys should hold your breath for any Evander Kane-like photos," January told reporters Wednesday. "I'm doing better than I would be in the corporate world."
The Bombers are richer for his continued service, something January is also eager for.
"I think this program is heading in the right direction," January said. "We've got great people from top to bottom. Last year was a real disappointment but we did show signs of life. We were playing our best football at the end of the year and we showed a progression as a young team that was kind of figuring out how to come together.
"I wholeheartedly believe this organization is on the right track."
January, from his left tackle spot, acknowledged some water under the bridge in terms of team shortcomings from the 2012 season.
Asked specifically for his view on quarterback Buck Pierce's injury issues and the position going forward -- a question on so many fans' minds -- January was frank.
"This is professional football and I don't know anybody in that locker- room that was satisfied with the results we had last year," January said. "Buck Pierce is a great competitor, he's a leader, and he gives us our best opportunity to win when he's on the field.
"If you look at our offensive production whenever he's taking the snaps, we're considerably better. Obviously our goal is to keep him healthy and obviously we didn't do a good enough job of that last year."
Justin Goltz, one of Pierce's understudies, will also be back.
"He's a very impressive talent," January said. "He has a lot of different skill sets that make him unique. I think that right now he's got a lot of talent but it's unproven talent.
"He showed flashes in his limited amount of time and I think the future should be great with this kid because he's got a lot of intangibles, he's got confidence without being cocky, he's good-looking... we're excited about having him back."
Wednesday's discussion about his contract extension also saw January presented with a question about his own improvement, to which he provided a modest non-answer.
"So you're saying you're in a non-skilled position?" came back a question from a reporter.
January's quick read, and move from non-committal to clever, illustrated his many all-star abilities.
"I used to play a skilled position in high school," he said. "I know what it's all about. You get the pretty girls, you get to score the touchdowns, you get your face on cereal boxes. Now I'm a part of a unit that takes pride in man-handling other men."
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While manufacturing nationally enjoyed a robust year as growth in many sectors accelerated from the already strong manufacturing recovery of 2010-11, Arizona received a C for its manufacturing industry health, according to the 2012 Manufacturing and Logistics Report Card, an in-depth analysis from Ball State's Center for Business and Economic Research.
Arizona named received the following grades:
- Manufacturing: C
- Logistics: C
- Human Capital: D+
- Worker Benefit Costs: C
- Tax Climate: B
- Expected Liability Gap: C
- Global Reach: F
- Sector Diversification: D+
- Productivity and Innovation: C
CBER director Michael Hicks says the manufacturing industry roared back in many states in the last year, but he anticipates a slow down as worker productivity gains outstrip demand.
"In the short run, the trend will be exacerbated by the very high probability of a U.S. recession in 2012-13," Hicks says. "The rapidly slowing European, Chinese, Indian and Brazilian economies will place heavy pressure on firms to maintain their exports. A marked decline in U.S. exports is already in progress, and alone will deepen a slowdown already being felt across much of the country. The uncertainty surrounding financial markets will be with us for many months, depressing investment and new hiring. "
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Just a quick note so I don't forget (and will expand on this topic later):
I received the BEST present for Christmas, in the form of the book Semiology of Graphics by Jacques Bertin. This book is pretty much everything you could want in a book, if you're interested in semiology / semiotics, and infographics.
As I've been perusing (totally using that word wrong!) my precious copy, I had the thought occur to me regarding calendars and mixed metaphors.
Way too many years ago, I was working on a project to deliver email cases to customer support reps. The cases needed to be sorted by multiple different attributes, including:
- Time in queue
- Category / Type
- Number of previous replies
…among others. Well, we tried to represent some of these sorting attributes using a file tree component. We quickly learned that you can't represent multiple attributes in one file tree. You have different hierarchies, and trying to represent them in a single hierarchy is against the laws of physics. Well, it's against the laws of semiotics, but you get the picture.
So, as I was thinking about that previous debacle of an experience, and about clearly displaying time, it occurred to me that most calendar or project apps- which show a standard graphic representation of a calendar, with each week being a row – mix metaphors:
What you're after, usually, is a visualization of project resources and ETAs for portions of your project. This type of visualization is best represented by a Gantt-type of view, with a timeline and various project lengths represented easily.
What you end up with is a Calendar with a bunch of bars going across multiple rows, or meaningless dots. The effort to properly visualize such a debacle of an experience is immense, and significantly takes away from discussion or analysis.
It helps me to know that, when I see such a mixed-metaphor calendar project timeline, it's not my fault that I can't understand it. Just like my multiple-attribute file tree experiment, it's beyond the laws of semiotics.
I have some (wicked, wicked) plans on how to resolve this problem, but I'm not quite yet ready to share it. Will expand on this later, but thought I'd get the idea out there and see whatchyall think.


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Fox News' Gregg Jarrett suggested that Rep. Paul Ryan offered specifics on his and Romney's tax plan during an interview with Fox. In fact, when pressed for specifics during that interview, Ryan dodged, claiming that the plan is "revenue neutral" without offering details as to why.
On Happening Now, Brad Woodhouse, communications director for the Democratic National Committee, called on Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan to "lay out a specific plan" for tax reform. Guest co-host Gregg Jarrett then said he wanted to "clarify" that in a recent interview Ryan "twice said that (his tax plan) was revenue neutral. The math, that means, is zero." Jarrett added, "He was asked about the math, he twice said revenue neutral. That's zero, that's a digit, that's the math."
Jarrett was referring to an appearance by Ryan on Fox News Sunday, in which host Chris Wallace pressed the Wisconsin congressman for specifics about how the numbers in the Romney-Ryan tax plan add up. After Ryan denied a charge from the Obama campaign that the plan would cost "$5 trillion over 10 years" if rates are cut 20 percent for everyone, Wallace asked the congressman how much the plan would cost. Ryan responded: "It's revenue neutral. It doesn't cost $5 trillion dollars."
Wallace again asked Ryan how much his plan would cost, and again Ryan responded: "It's revenue neutral."
Contrary to Jarrett's claim, Ryan's response that the Romney-Ryan tax plan is "revenue neutral" is not "the math." Ryan insisted that the plan is "revenue neutral," but he didn't specify how he would make his cuts "revenue neutral" beyond vague talk of eliminating deductions and loopholes. For Jarrett to suggest that Ryan offered specifics is dishonest.
Of course, there is good reason for not telling the American people how the Romney-Ryan tax plan would be made revenue neutral. As nonpartisan, independent analysts have shown, fulfilling the requirements of the tax plan and keeping it revenue neutral would necessitate a large increase in how much middle-class Americans pay in taxes every year.
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Touching Base: A Message from the Chief
October 28, 2012
Dear Community Members and Department Personnel:
Save the Date:
The City of Pasadena summons all good ghosts and ghouls, witches, zombies, and others to join in the fantastic family fun at its Fall Festival 2012 at Victory Park, 2575 Paloma Street, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, October 31. The event features an enchanting night of safe, family fun with activities for the entire family. All are welcome to come out and enjoy live entertainment, games, face painting, pumpkin decorating, arts & crafts, a big slide, sticky wall, a train ride around the park and, of course, delicious food (Source: William Boyer, Public Information Officer).
The Pasadena Community Gardens Conservancy announced that three new garden projects in the city will receive Community Gardening Awards at the Conservancy's first annual Sustainable Sunday Supper, Can U Dig It?, which will be held on November 4. The awardees are:
For more information, please contact Pasadena Community Gardens Conservancy President and CEO, Eileen Read, at firstname.lastname@example.com, or phone (202) 641-0779.
The Pasadena Youth Center will host their 2nd Annual Adelante Young Men Conference on November 10, from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The conference will take place on the campus of Pasadena City College (PCC) and will feature Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) President/General Counsel, Thomas A. Saenz, as the keynote speaker. The conference features lectures, interactive workshops, career and academic planning, and much more. For more information about the conference, please call (626) 798-1538, or visit http://pasadenayouthcenter.org/aym_conference/adelante_young_men. Stella R. Murga is the founder and Executive Director for the Pasadena Youth Center.
Neighbors Acting Together Helping All (NATHA) is hosting its 9th Annual Lincoln Village Festival on November 10, from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. between Montana Street and Idaho Street. The event is always a community favorite and this year should be no exception. The festival will feature food, music, health screening, and much more. For more information, please call (626)794-5889.
Youth for Human Rights International, Pasadena High School Chapter, will host Education and Responsibility Human Rights Day Forum 2012, on December 8, 2012 at Louis Creveling Lounge, Pasadena City College. Youth for Human Rights International is dedicated to teaching youth about human rights, specifically, the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and inspire them to become valuable advocates for tolerance and peace. For more information on Youth for Human Rights International, please visit: http://www.youthforhumanrights.org. Tim Bowles is the Executive Director for Human Rights International and is accepting forum RSVPs at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Our Community:
On October 20, I attended the 2012 Breast Cancer Seminar, which was hosted by Rev. Betty Keller, of the New Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church. Dr. Dennis Holmes, from the Los Angeles Center for Women's Health, presented a comprehensive overview about breast cancer. There were about 100 community ladies in the audience. Pasadena Police Office Supervisor, Beverly Bogar, coordinated my participation.
On October 21, I attended the Century Celebration of Abdu'l-Baha's visit to Pasadena. The event was held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. There were a number of guest speakers and Mayor Bill Bogaard provided opening remarks and prayer. VIPs included Federal Court Judge Dorothy Nelson, and Pasadena Human Relations Commissioner, Nat Nadar.
On October 23, I met with Dawn, James and Kelsey O'Keeffe to discuss "Go Public." If you don't know, GO PUBLIC: A Day in the Life of PUSD, is a documentary from the student's perspective. Dawn and James sent 50 directors to all 28 PUSD campuses for one day. The first phase of the project is complete and all 50 short films (each approximately 4 minutes long) can be seen on the GO PUBLIC website at www.gopublicproject.org. The second phase of the GO PUBLIC project, a feature length documentary, is currently in post-production and intended for theatrical release. I can guarantee that watching the short films will be informative and may give you a new perspective about our public schools.
On October 24, I stopped by Mustangs on the Move – After School Programs, which was hosted by Flintridge Center' Executive Director, Jaylene Mosley. The program was well attended by community leaders and local officers, which included City Manager Michael Beck. Flintridge Center Board Chairman, Armando Gonzales, and several board members also attended the event. For more information about Flintridge Center, please visit www.Flintridge.org.
On October 24, I attend services at Saint Andrew's Catholic Church to celebrate a Healing Mass for Victims of Crime. The services were well attended and as part of the celebration, several victims of crime gave personal testimonies. Special thanks to Reverend Paul A. Sustayta, for including me in this worthwhile celebration.
On October 25, I stopped at Learning Works Charter School's Open House, which was very well attended. Participants were provided tours of the school and had the opportunity to speak with students and staff. Dr. Mikal Rahn coordinated my participation.
On October 26, Commander John Perez and I attended the Immigration Workshop at Villa Parke, which was sponsored by CHIRLA. Several local attorneys volunteered their time to meet with local community members concerning the issues associated with immigration.
On October 26, Commander John Perez, Sergeants Vasken Gourdikian and Greg Afsharian, Deborah K. Sanchez, and I attended the 90th Anniversary Celebration of the Armenia Cilicia Church. The celebration was very well attended. COPs Director, Barney Melekian was the keynote speaker and his wife, Nancy also attended the celebration. The audience watch a short presentation about the history of the Armenia Cilicia Church, which was established in 1922. Barney's grandfather help establish the church, which was originally located at Mountain and Washington.
Pasadena's Finest:
On October 11, I received a letter from Los Angeles County Sheriff Leroy Baca commending Pasadena Police Sergeant Ed Calatayud, and Officers Thomas Corralez, Victor Ontiveros, Salvador Figueroa, and Kevin Arbuckle for their assistance in the apprehension of a probationary suspect wanted for grand theft. Sheriff Baca wrote, "… Due to the professionalism and teamwork displayed by your personnel, this operation was a huge success."
From October 22 – 23, several Pasadena Police employees attended the Women Leaders in Law Enforcement Symposium, which was held in Irvine. The symposium featured lectures, workshops, and keynote speakers. This year, Deputy Chief Darryl Qualls, Commander Lisa Rosales, Administrator Alicia Patterson, Sergeant Troy Riley, and Corporal Robin Stinson represented Pasadena Police Department at the symposium
On October 23, I received a phone message from a Pasadena citizen commending the officers who responded to the Colorado Street Bridge regarding a possible suicide. The caller said she wanted to commend the officers involved for their handling of the situation. As it turns out, the caller observed the distressed person on the bridge and notified the police department. I want to thank our community caller for her willingness to engage the police department toward saving a life.
On October 24, the Pasadena Police Department hosted its 7th Annual Women's Luncheon. The luncheon celebrated the rich history of Pasadena's women in public safety. The event was hosted at Noor Restaurant and featured a professional panel of women law enforcement officials. The panel was facilitated by Pasadena Public Health Director, Dr. Eric Walsh, and included: Lieutenant Tracey Ibarra, Sergeant Kate Favara, Officer Roxanne Haines, and Police Specialists Norma Perez and Elaina Quinzon. City Manager Michael Beck stopped by to say hello, and Assistant City Manager, Julie Gutierrez, provide reflections and insight about women in the workplace. Currently, women make up about 15.8% of the police department's work force, serving at all ranks and positions.
Some of Pasadena's Finest included: Danielle Biglin, Lorena Caldera, Lydia Calles, Randy Cornelius, Susana Castro, Elizabeth Diott, Yvonne Dultz, Jari Faulkner, Kate Favara, Christina Fish, Lola Fyles, Leticia Garcia, Evelyn Quinteros, Elaina Quinzon, Tory Riley, Phlunte Riddle, Michelle Robinson, Terysa Rojas, Lisa Rosales, Van Kim, Pat Magallanes, Diane Martinez, Deanne Nestlerode, Alicia Patterson, Norma Perez, Wendy Petry, Susan Gomez, Carolyn Gordon, Roxanne Haines, Magaly Hernandez, Mary Hooker, Tracy Ibarra, Rachel Johnson, Erika Salinas, Sheri Schwab, Marie Sell, Olivia Siciliano, Marcia Taglioretti, Sarah Valadez, Karen Vennable, and Tai Wotherspoon. Acknowledgements included promotions, educational achievements, advanced leadership training, and pending retirements. Commander Lisa Rosales and her committee organized the event.
On October 24, several Pasadena Police officers deployed to the City of Burbank to assist with President Obama's visit to Southern California. Our officers were part of a Los Angeles County Mutual Aid Request, which requires we (PPD) provide personnel to assist with the mission. Pasadena Police officers assigned to the visit included: SES Officers and personnel assigned to the Uniform Patrol Division (Officers Porter, Yoou Spatz, J. Rappuchi, and Alba).
On October 25, Pasadena Police Sergeant Vasken Gourdikian served on a panel of subject matter experts discussing safety issues. The event was hosted by AGBU and was held at Manoukian High School. The panel discussion focused on educating parents about the issues facing many of our young people in Pasadena. Panel members included: Shakeh Yegavian, Mary Der Parseghian, and Michael Bloom.
On October 25, Safe Schools Team Officers Roxanne Haines and Mike Herrera gave an anti-drug / anti-gang presentation to a group of about 150 students (4th and 5th grade) at Hamilton Elementary School. The students were enthusiastic and as they participated in "Red Ribbon Week," with is an ideal way for people and communities to unite.
On October 24, Pasadena Police Specialist Briones was working the front counter assisting two individuals who were attempting to register. The subjects were uncooperative and rude with Briones. Nevertheless, Briones remained professional and completed the registration process in a timely manner.
On October 27, several Pasadena Police officers attended a memorial service for former Pasadena Police Helicopter Pilot, Dennis "Mike" Henslee. Dennis was hired by the department in 1963. Following his retirement in 1991, Dennis, his wife Mary, and their children moved to Texas. Dennis recently passed away and survived by his wife and children. The Air Operations Unit organized a memorial service to honor Dennis for his years of service to the community and the department. There were several retired Pasadena Police pilots and tactical flight officers attending the service. Some of the retired pilots were part of the original helicopter program, which was established in 1969 (operational in 1970). It was truly an honor to participate in the memorial service and meet Dennis' family. Special thanks to Pasadena Police Lieutenant Michael Ingram, and the entire Air Operations Unit for coordinating this special day.
Critical Incidents:
On October 13 at about 11:56 p.m., Pasadena Police officers responded to a night club in Old Pasadena regarding a sexual assault. The adult victim was approached by the suspect from behind and forced into Legge Alley. The suspect then sexually assaulted the victim and fled the alley on foot. The suspect is described as a Male Hispanic, between 30-40 years old, about 5'6" tall, with a medium build. He has a thin mustache and goatee. Anyone with information on the assault is asked to contact Pasadena Police Detective Sandeen at (626) 744-7099. The incident was covered by the local media:
On October 22 at about 3:56 p.m., Pasadena Police officers responded to the Colorado Street Bridge regarding a possible suicide. The victim, Male White Adult, was standing beyond the safety fence threating to jump. PFD responded and deployed their air bag as PPD officers talked with the victim. Ultimately, the officers were able to convince the subject to climb back over the safety fence and avoid a possible suicide. The victim was despondent, in part because he has been unemployed for about 10 years. The victim was transported to a local hospital for evaluation. This incident was well managed and is an excellent example of the team work between Pasadena Police and Fire Departments.
On October 24 at about 2:45 p.m., Pasadena Police officers responded to Washington Middle School regarding a bomb threat. The suspect called the police department and said there was a bomb on the middle school campus. The responding officers established a joint command post with PUSD executives and PFD. The middle school campus was contained and students were evacuated to a large field, north of the campus. PUSD executive staff contacted parents who responded to pick up their students. Lieutenant Richard Aversano was the Incident Commander and he was assisted by Sergeant Bobby Lomeli, Sergeant Kathryn Jorge, and PS Noel Herrera at the command post. Bomb detection dogs from South Pasadena and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department responded to assist with the search. Ultimately, the campus was secured. We did not locate any bombs or suspicious packages.
On October 25 at about 9:00 a.m., Pasadena Police officers responded to the 1800 block of North Fair Oaks Avenue regarding a bomb threat. The caller said there was a bomb at the Pasadena Public Health Department. The health department was evacuated as a precautionary measure. The suspect called back again and said he was armed with a rifle and would shoot anyone attempting to approach the public health building. Bomb detection dogs from South Pasadena and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department responded to assist with the investigation. Pasadena and Glendale SWAT officers, along with the K9 Units, checked the public health building and did not locate any suspicious packages or bombs.
Pasadena Police detectives (Lieutenant Tracy Ibarra, Sergeant Ernie Devis, Keith Gomes, Grant Curry, Ara Bzdigian, William Broghamer, Cuong Pham and Jason Van Hecke) responded to the incident and began a comprehensive investigation. They developed several leads based on physical evidence. Subsequently, PPD detectives identified a person of interest. The detectives located the subject, interviewed him and later, when confronted with overwhelming evidence, the subject admitted to making the bomb threat calls to Washington Middle School and Pasadena Public Health. The suspect was arrested without incident and booked at the Pasadena Jail. Lieutenant Diego Torres, Sergeants John Luna and Kathryn Jorge, and Bryan Marin staffed the command post. Also noteworthy was the involvement of the Pasadena Police Department's Communication Center. The operators and call takers remained professional and helpful throughout the bomb calls. Communication's Supervisor Kathy Russ played a significant role during these incidents. The two incidents required significant public resources, including: PPD's uniform patrol, SWAT, Glendale PD, South Pasadena PD, and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. However, given the nature of the treats, the deployment was prudent and necessary. The story was covered by the local media: http://altadena.patch.com/articles/police-evacuate-pasadena-health-department-after-bomb-threat.
On October 25 at about 10:45 p.m., Pasadena Police officers were on routine patrol in the area of the 1400 block of North Raymond Avenue. The officers heard the sound of gunshots and investigated. Moments later, the officers located two Male Black Adults, 20s, who had been shot. The victims were very uncooperative; however, they did say they were shot by two Male Black suspects. The victims were treated at the scene and transported to a local hospital for treatment. PPD detectives are investigating.
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I have some pastrami pics that I can share. I thought that for the sake of anyone who may not have tried this before, and maybe seek encouragement, I could also include the method I followed and what the experience was like.
Well, it was a mighty fun adventure, well worth the wait. If you haven't tried it, I'd like to encourage you. In fact, here is a short little article that should build your confidence, and offer some good info:
I began with about an 8 1/2 pound whole brisket. I would suggest buying one that is at least 3 weeks before its sell by date to allow for brining time. Of course you want to know what goes into a brine and why, so here is another link with recipe and explanation:
Just a few comments here about that... there is talk there about the optional use of saltpeter in the brine. I'm of the school "forget that." As I understand it, (check me if I am wrong), saltpeter is an ingredient for gunpowder. Do you really want an explosive in your stomach? You never know what might happen if you fart. Its kind of like, what do you get when you mix onions with beans?-- tear gas. Anyway, the point is if you want all those gnarly preservatives, perhaps it is best to just buy the processed pastrami. Secondly, some folk really like to make use of juniper berries. Well, those can be hard to find for some, and that flavor, though subtle, is mighty nice. So what I did was just toss a couple shots of gin (which is distilled from those berries) into my brine.
Before I placed my brisket in the brine, I prepped it by trimming as much of the visible fat off the top, lean side. You'll want as much meat as possible exposed for when you go to apply the rub.
Okay, how about a picture break:
Lookie!--oh, I wish I could adequately describe or relay the wonderfully intoxicating aroma of that brine with all those spices and such. Note that I used a turkey-sized oven bag set into a lasagna pan. That worked mighty fine for me and my resources, but you might have a more preferred way. The bag is nice as you can seal it up pretty much without any air in there to work on spoiling the meat. Okay, the recommended brining time is from one to three weeks. I went 9 days with this one, and that was just great. Something worth mentioning is that when you're done brining, it is good to "de-brine," if you will, to remove some of the potential over-saltiness of flavor when you go to smoke it. I used very cold water and changed it out a few times over the course of two days. Worked famously.
Now we are ready for the rub. You'll want the recipe for that, so here's a link:
I like this rub a lot, though I might suggest cutting down to some extent on the amount of coriander. The more coriander you use, the more it might resemble a corned beef kind of flavor, which is still not bad at all. One other neat little trick is that if you have a coffee bean grinder, a little whirl on that is a great way to mix the rub ingredients.
So, the brisket is now patted dry, and rub is at hand. Next step is to slather the top of that brisket with one thing or another. I sing the praises of the virtues of yellow mustard... and with pastrami, why not? I'm going to be globbing on a whole lot more when I go to eat this one. But a thin mustard slather is just so conducive to holding the rub on in place.
I say it's time for another picture break:
I should mention these are the morning after photos-- I applied the rub the day before, and let it settle in the fridge covered with plastic wrap overnight.
At last, off to the pit. As I have a CG w/SFB, I got that ol' firebox up to about 225 degrees. Then I fed it a dry foil pouch of hickory chips atop the cooking grate above the briquets. You might notice that I like to roast my brisket fat side down. I do this so as not to disturb the rub, and to allow that rub to develop a good bark. As for mopping, I wait a few hours before the first mop when it starts to look a little crusty. I use a spray bottle filled with apple cider for that purpose. Here are a few pics of the cook in progress:
This pastrami is done when the internal meat temp reaches 165. Because of the brining, there is no need to take it up any higher. I assure you, it is tender enough. As much as I wanted to dive right in to it, this meal was prepped ahead for the following day. So, I wrapped it up in foil, let it rest a bit, and fridged it. The following day, I placed it in a 350 degree oven, still foiled, and brought it back up to that 165 temp. I let it rest again for 1/2 hour, then sliced thin (between 1/8 to 1/4 inches).
It was a good day for some mighty pastrami subs. One loaf is French bread, and the other sourdough. I had a whole host of possible toppings and condiments. I built my part with globs of yellow mustard, sliced tomato, dill pickle. Happy pastrami to you all.


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AN Andover man successfully completed a 24-hour cycle to raise money for Naomi House and Jacksplace.
Matt Simmons took on the challenge at Andover Golf Club where he is the club tailor and was able to raise £370 for the Naomi House Caterpillar Appeal.
After the ride Matt said: "It pretty much went to plan, I couldn't have done it without the members of the club, special thanks to Mark Gates, and my supporters who were amazing!
"It was a thoroughly difficult and an amazing challenge and it was worth every single agonising moment.
"Around 18 hours in the pain from the saddle was very intense so I ended up wearing two pairs of shorts. It didn't cure the pain, but it was more bearable.
"Hours 14 to 18 though were the most mentally tough. It was a very deep dark place but I made it through with the help of my fantastic crew.
"Having the extra bike there for people to come and join in was a great idea and a fantastic motivator, and as the evening went on members of the club were being sponsored to come and join me, which made for great fun!"
A 24-hour cycle might be enough to put anyone off taking to the saddle again, however for Matt this was part of his training for a world record attempt later this year.
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LAS VEGAS — Florida's Alexandra Cercone, Danielle Collins, Olivia Janowicz and Brianna Morgan each were involved in lengthy first-round singles matches in the opening round of play at the 11th Annual Freeman Memorial Women's Tennis Championships on the UNLV campus.
All four found themselves in three-set matches, but only Cercone managed to capture the victory, defeating North Carolina's Laura Slater, 0-6, 7-5, 6-2. The Gator junior advanced to the round of 16 where she fell to top-seeded and second-ranked Krista Hardebeck of Stanford, 6-2, 6-1.
Collins lost to Oregon's Patricia Skowronski, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, Janowicz fell to UCLA's Chanelle Van Nguyen 6-2, 2-6, 6-1 and Morgan dropped a 7-5, 5-7, 7-5 decision to UNC's Kate Vialle.
Janowicz rallied in her first-round consolation match with a 6-3, 6-0 win over UNLV's Iren Kotesva, while Collins outlasted UNLV's Nives Pavlovic , 3-6, 7-5, 1-0 (10-4). Morgan drew a bye.
In doubles action, the Gator pair of Collins and Janowicz downed UNLV's .Aleksandra Josifoska and Iren Kotseva, 8-3, but Cercone and Morgan fell to UCLA's third-seeded Pamela Montez and Courtney Dolehide 8-5.
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Intel Santa Rosa Preview: Centrino V Evolvesby Anand Lal Shimpi on 5/10/2007 12:00 AM EST
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Lord Evermore - Saturday, May 12, 2007 - linkMobile sockets are just oh so cute!
Just what we needed. A nice new proprietary memory card that you can only get from an OEM included in a system. What actual interface type does it use? Can the amount of the flash that's reserved for ReadyBoost or ReadyDrive be changed? Seems kind of stupid if not, a total waste of half the flash you paid for. Even with 1GB completely available, in some cases that will be useless for speeding up hibernation since it might not be enough to store the system state.
For that matter, if you've got the money to be buying the flash, which is guaranteed to be more expensive than a 1GB flash thumbdrive, wouldn't you be buying with enough memory to start with, and possibly also getting a hybrid hard drive that already had flash (possibly more than just a piddly 1GB)? Really I still just don't see a point other than to sell more flash memory. Put more DRAM into the drives, they need it. With enough memory in the system, you already have a disk cache in memory that can be used for the often-needed data, which is faster than even the Flash. One of the big things with Vista is how it always seems to be using so much memory, and this is exactly the reason.
IS 802.11n ever actually going to be finalized? Or have they contracted beta-fever from software developers? And dang, that laptop maker is serious about keeping that wireless card in place.
coolme - Wednesday, May 16, 2007 - linkThe intel turbo memory module uses PCI express x1 interface.
The major thing about flash is that it's non-volatile meaning that it can be used for boot-up and/or hibernation sequences. Reply
jediknight - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - linkThere were really three things I wondered about this platform:
1) Performance of robson
2) Performance of GMA X3000
3) Battery life improvements
None of which were answered in this one.
I second the suggestion to hold off on reviews until you have something to really.. review. Reply
IntelUser2000 - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - linkThe power consumption figures are certainly interesting. The only difference between two systems is the video cards and the CPU, and I doubt the Geforce 8600M consumes less idle power than the Radeon X1600. The power consumption figures indicate there may be a battery life increase of 25-30%. Reply
rexian96 - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - linkMany questions posted above & none answered. Well, I'll add mine. Are these new T7300 processors compatible with current socket 479? Did I miss it or the article never talked about it. Reply
Freddo - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - linkOn the second page; "Despite the minor changes to the CPU, Intel has introduced a new socket pinout with Santa Rosa, meaning that these new Merom chips won't work in older platforms and vice versa." Reply
TA152H - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - linkWhat a worthless review.
Why even bother with it? If Intel is too arrogant to provide something worthwhile, why do them the favor of reviewing their item. Am I missing something here? They send an item with two big changes - a new IGP and a new solid state memory that is supposed to be the greatest thing since Cheddar Cheese, and neither can be reviewed properly. It's either the height of audacity or stupidity, and I don't think they're stupid. My guess is they just want press for their items without having to reveal too much, assuming there is anything rational about it. I don't get it.
I wouldn't do them the favor of even reviewing stuff like this. They get exposure, albeit not particularly positive, and they give essentially nothing. If they want to play weird games, let them play it alone. Sending something like this is just arrogant. Reply
mongoosesRawesome - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - linkHow does linux support the Robson technology? Does it see half the memory as part of the hard drive? Reply
solipsism - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - link
Is it 8GB or are we stuck with the same 4GB limitation as in the 945PM chipset? Reply
solipsism - Friday, May 11, 2007 - linkIt's still a 4GB maximum
Page 30 :: http://cache-www.intel.com/cd/00/00/33/40/334087_3... Reply
Cat - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - linkI thought Santa Rosa was going to have a low-power display mode that effectively used interlacing. Did I just imagine this? Reply
IntelUser2000 - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - link
I thought Santa Rosa was going to have a low-power display mode that effectively used interlacing. Did I just imagine this?
Yea, LCD's twist pixel(something like that) to refresh screen, but on apps that doesn't require high refresh(like word for example) it'll lower the twisting rate.
Though I don't know if its in the system AT reviewed. I think this is probably the worst review Anand himself ever did. Reply
mongoosesRawesome - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - linkI've read that the Santa Rosa CPU's can shut down one core in single threaded applications and overclock the other core in order to increase performance, all while maintaining the same thermal envelope.
How much overclocking are we talking about? Is the performance increase tangible? Can you test this?
Does one core shut down in idle mode anyways? Reply
IntelUser2000 - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - link
I've read that the Santa Rosa CPU's can shut down one core in single threaded applications and overclock the other core in order to increase performance, all while maintaining the same thermal envelope.
How much overclocking are we talking about? Is the performance increase tangible? Can you test this?
Does one core shut down in idle mode anyways?
It clocks one speed bin higher(eg. 2.4 to 2.6GHz) when one core is idle(single threaded apps) and is available on non-extreme Core 2 Duo mobile processors. Reply
coolme - Wednesday, May 16, 2007 - linkCan you provide more specifics? What exactly does it do? Increase bus speed? or increase multiplier? When exactly does the process kick in? Possible benchmarks? Reply
retrospooty - Wednesday, May 09, 2007 - linkthat with all the hype about the flash memory dramatically improving speed, that Intel would allow pre-release benchmarking to be done without at least a solid explanation as to why it isn't any faster. I wonder whats up with that. Reply
Freddo - Wednesday, May 09, 2007 - linkIn the CPU table on the 2nd page, what exactly is the Median Average Power value? How many watt the CPU use while it's on idle doing "nothing" and the OS is on?
1W is very little, which is nice, and would give long battery times if one keep doing things that doesn't require much CPU power, like simple stuff in Word, Excel and so on.
If that's the case, the difference between the T and L series is much smaller than I expected too, considering the L CPUs have a noticeably lower TDP.
Or am I totally off the hook here? Reply
IntelUser2000 - Wednesday, May 09, 2007 - link
In the CPU table on the 2nd page, what exactly is the Median Average Power value? How many watt the CPU use while it's on idle doing "nothing" and the OS is on?
Yea, you got the general idea of it. Intel isn't specific about it either. It's pretty ambigous claim. It's usually quoted as: "Average power consumption while doing typical tasks" or "Average power consumption while running mobilemark to simulate typical tasks". I'd guess it is office stuff like Word.
The Core 2 Duo chips on the Santa Rosa platform has enhanced deeper sleep power of 1.2W and the LV editions are 0.8W. I'd guess that's pretty close to what they are claiming. The more important power consumption figures are the ones in HFM/LFM mode. Santa Rosa platform adds Super LFM, and reduces TDP at that level significantly. This POS adobe reader won't load so I can't quote the figures, but the numbers are quite lower than the one based on Napa. Reply
Freddo - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - linkThanks for the info :) Reply
fehu - Wednesday, May 09, 2007 - linkMaybe this tecnology start working when vista know what are the most common used file and preload them on the robson module Reply
avaughan - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - linkI would have thought that the real benefit from Robson would have been the power savings from the ability for the OS to write to
disk/save something/do a small amount of swapping without needing to spin up the hard disk.
Regarding performance expectations, what's the read/write throughput on the flash, and is this a fast hard disk? I would expect
reading/writing a large contiguous file to/from a fast hard to be faster than reading/writing to cheap (= slow) flash.
If Vista can store part of the data on the hard disk, and the rest on flash, and read/write both chunks simultaneously
or the flash has throughput as fast/faster as the hard disk then I would hope to see performance benefits. Reply
smn198 - Thursday, May 10, 2007 - linkMaybe it was an interesting article but I cannot read the begining of each line as there are Intel vPro dogs in the way. Reply


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HOUSTON - A Houston man indicted in connection with a string of bank robberies during the summer of 2012 has pleaded guilty.
Kyle Lee Puglisi, 27, was charged with multiple counts of bank robbery in connection with several robberies of banks in various grocery stores throughout Houston between July and September.
On Monday, Puglisi admitted that on July 2, he robbed the First Convenience Bank inside a Kroger grocery store in north Houston. Late that morning, Puglisi entered the grocery store and began shopping. He placed several items in a cart, then pushed the cart toward the bank. He approached the teller, pulled out a gun from the waistband of his pants, and told him, "Don't make it obvious."
The teller handed over some cash. Puglisi then left the grocery store in an unknown direction, leaving the groceries and cart near the teller counter. Investigators identified Puglisi as the person responsible for the robbery from evidence collected at the scene.
Authorities arrested Puglisi on Sept.19, shortly after he robbed the First Community Credit Union in a Spring HEB grocery store. Authorities seized a small amount of money and a pellet gun at the time of his arrest.
Puglisi faces up to 20 years in prison and a possible $250,000 fine. He will remain in custody pending the sentencing hearing set for Feb. 25, 2013.
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Posted on: 30 November, 2012
East Central University is going within the family to hire its new director of athletics.
"We received numerous qualified applications from all over," said ECU President John Hargrave. "But at the end of the day we decided that the best person for the job was right here on campus. We are very excited to have found such an outstanding person. He really encompasses everything we were looking for."
Dr. Jeff S. Williams, who has served as chair of ECU's Department of Kinesiology for the past two years, will assume the director of athletics post, beginning Jan. 1, 2013.
Posted on: 30 November, 2012
A scholarship, in memory of Jeremy Harrel, has been established for a Pauls Valley High School senior who plans to attend East Central University.
Harrel, who was an ECU sophomore majoring in business, died in a car wreck on Dec. 6, 2011 and, with the one-year anniversary of his passing approaching, friends, family and the ECU Foundation have established a memorial scholarship in his honor.
Posted on: 29 November, 2012
The East Central University Upward Bound Math/Science Center has received a $297,000 grant renewal from the U.S. Department of Education, it was recently announced.
The grant is designed to help Upward Bound students strengthen their math and science skills and prepare them for postsecondary educational programs that lead to careers in those fields.
The three priorities of the program are to:
Posted on: 27 November, 2012
Five East Central University senior students – Blake Hargrove, Jack Aday, Brandon Arnold, Candace Sweatt and Dinah Boydstun - are showcasing their art exhibits from now until early December at the Pogue Art Gallery inside the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center.
Posted on: 26 November, 2012
The Fourth Annual Ada Christmas Tour of Homes is scheduled for Monday, Dec. 3, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The festive tour has developed into a community event which ignites the spirit of the season. The historic homes on the tour provide participants with a glimpse into Ada's history, while a newer constructed home, in the Oaks, features custom designs throughout and decorations that incorporate the unique interests of the family members.
Screening of Documentary 'The Reconstruction of Asa Carter' with Question-Answer Session Set for Nov. 27 at ECUPosted on: 21 November, 2012
'Fake Indian: Why America Bought a White Supremacist's Native American Memoir' will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 27, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at East Central University's Raymond J. Estep Multimedia Center of the Bill S. Cole University Center.
Billie Fathree Floyd Elementary Physical Education Scholarship Established at East Central UniversityPosted on: 16 November, 2012
The Billie Fathree Floyd Elementary Physical Education Scholarship, established by her family and close friends, will be awarded at East Central University for the first time in the spring of 2013.
The scholarship is limited to a teacher of physical education who is not a coach or an instructor at the junior high or high school level.
Floyd has been an educator, Oklahoma state senator and civic leader. In 2009, she was inducted into the ECU Gene and Evelyn Keefer Educators Hall of Fame.
Posted on: 16 November, 2012
Celebrate the magic of the holiday season with a special performance of "The Nutcracker" by the Oklahoma City Ballet on Saturday, Dec. 1, at 7:30 p.m., in the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center on the campus of East Central University. This event is hosted by the Ada Arts Council in conjunction with East Central University as part of the 2012-13 ECU Fine Arts Series. Included in the cast are local student dancers from the Central Oklahoma Dance Center, instructed by Cara Crawford.


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TROWBRIDGE coach Steve Ojomoh reckons his side's back-to-back derby start to the 2014-15 season will be the ideal way to maintain the momentum created by last month's Twickenham triumph and their promotion success.
The RFU Intermediate Cup champions host county rivals Chippenham on the opening day of the South West One East season on September 6, before making the short trip to neighbours Devizes a week later.
Ojomoh, whose side beat Aylesbury to secure their place in the division a week before seeing off Leek to win the national trophy in Twickenham, said: "It just gets better doesn't it?
"These are the sort of games the players want to play in.
"We're very excited because they are all good teams and we'll be playing against guys we know. It's fantastic.'' Elsewhere, Dorset & Wilts One North champions Bradford on Avon will kick off their campaign in Southern Counties South by travelling to Bath side Walcot on September 13.
Corsham are at home on their opening day in the same division and host Wimborne at Lacock Road.
There is a mouthwatering opening-day derby in Dorset & Wilts One North, with Melksham hosting last season's Two North champions Marlborough.
In One South, Warmin-ster hit the road on the opening day to face Bournemouth 2nd, while Westbury will kick off their campaign at home to Sherborne 2nd.
September 6
South West One East: Newbury Blues v Maidenhead, Reading v Leighton Buzzard, Swindon v Grove, Towcestrians v Devizes, Trowbridge v Chippenham, Windsor v Buckingham, Witney v Bletchley.
Saturday, September 13
Southern Counties South: Corsham v Wimborne, Salisbury v Frome, Sherborne v Midsomer Norton, Supermarine v North Dorset, Swanage & Wareham v Dorchester, Walcot v Bradford-on-Avon
Dorset & Wilts One North: Chippenham II v Swindon II, Combe Down v Minety, Cricklade v Pewsey Vale, Devizes II v Trowbridge II, Fairford v Calne, Melksham v Marlborough Dorset & Wilts One South: Bournemouth II v Warminster, Frome II v Dorset Dockers, Lytchett Minster v Ivel Barbarians, North Dorset II v Blandford, Westbury v Sherborne II, Wimborne II v Oakmeadians
Dorset & Wilts Two North: Avonvale v Chippenham III, Bath Saracens v Corsham II, Bradford on Avon II v Swindon College Old Boys II, Colerne v Melksham II, Sutton Benger v Royal Wootton Bassett II, Trowbridge III v Supermarine II.
Dorset & Wilts 3 North: Devizes III v Calne II, Royal Wootton Bassett III v Melksham III, Supermarine III v Westbury II, Swindon III v Minety II, Trowbridge IV v Alfred's Nomads, Warminster II v Combe Down II.
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March 27, 2013
The Wheaton College community grieves the death of freshman Graham Elliot Stevens.
March 25, 2013
Wheaton College and The Trinity Forum present "An Evening Conversation with Os Guinness" at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 3.
March 21, 2013
Freshman Kirsty Nitz won the National Championship in the 50-yard freestyle event at the 2013 NCAA-III Swimming and Diving Championships on Wednesday.
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Wheaton College is pleased to announce that Francis Chan will address graduates of both the College and the Graduate School in the May 2013 Commencement ceremonies.


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Parents: Kourtney Kardashian & Scott Disick
Date of Birth: December 14, 2009
Siblings: Baby sister Penelope, 5 months
♥ Mason was born in Los Angeles, Calif.
♥ He weighed 7 lbs and 6 ounces at birth
♥ Mason measured 19½ inches long
♥ His middle name Dash was chosen to honor Kourney's late father Robert Kardashian, whom was nicknamed "Dash"
♥ Mason's birth was filmed and televised – over 48 million people tuned into watch it
♥ Mason celebrated his 2nd birthday with a trip to Disney on Ice last year
"Happy Birthday to my most precious angel who has forever changed my heart. I will never forget the day you entered my life, three years ago. It is an honor and a joy to watch you grow every day." – mama Kourtney's birthday wishes for her son.
"From the moment Mason was born, we were all madly in love with him. It didn't matter that he couldn't talk, walk, or do pretty much anything LOL, his existence in itself enriched all of our lives in a way we never knew possible." – Aunty Khloé on how her nephew has affected their lives.
"Words can't express how much little Mase has changed my life. He is such a blessing to our family and watching him grow into a gorgeous little man is so amazing." – Aunty Kim on her first nephew.
"Having a baby has made me a completely different person. It's opened my eyes to the sense that there's something out there bigger than myself. That's why every day since Mason's birth I've worked on bettering myself." – daddy Scott on how fatherhood has changed him.
"I'm just loving all the time with him. I really don't miss my old life. I can't imagine life without Mason now." – mama Kourtney on spending time with her first born son.


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Baby to Toodler Lab
Come join the fun! Babies and toddlers ages newborn to 36 months are needed for lab sessions in the physical therapy (PT) course 'Motor Development Through the Lifespan'.
Three Baby labs are scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 7th at 10:15-11:30; 1:15- 2:30; and 3:15-4:30. You may choose to participate in one, two, or all three lab sessions held on the same day with three different groups of students.
Please consider bringing your baby or toddler for one or more fun sessions with graduate Physical Therapy students who plan to observe and test different aspects of your baby's motor development.
You may be with your baby or toddler during the entire lab. Three PT instructors plan to guide the small group of students during the labs. Your baby will receive $15 per hour for their participation. You, as parent or legal guardian will be asked to sign a consent form for your baby's participation as well as a W-9 in order for him/her to receive the check. Your child's Social Security number is required of this form.
Directions and Parking: All the labs are held in Ithaca College's Center for Health Sciences (CHS), room 207. If you require parking, please let us know as we plan have a few spaces assigned near the building or we now have additional visitor parking. Take Ithaca College's main entrance off of 96B then take the first right and then immediately take another right into the Visitor Parking lot. CHS is across the street and up the hill right beside Smiddy Hall. Come in the main door and follow the Baby Lab signs.
Please come 10 minutes before each session.
If you are interested and/or would like more information, please contact:
Kathy Schlough, PT, DSc
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A CONVICTED paedophile from East Lancashire has been fined after being caught with a mobile phone capable of taking video or stills footage.
Paul Emsley, 45, of Ingham Street, Padiham, is banned from owning such technology under the terms of a life-long sexual offences prevention order (SOPO).
He admitted a charge of owning a prohibited item, after he was spoken to by police on October 10.
Burnley magistrates fined him £130 with £100 court costs and a £20 victim surcharge.
Emsley, who has previously admitted to an obsession with pre-pubescent boys, and was said to have been abused himself in his younger years, has convictions for sexual assault and possessing indecent images.
The SOPO was imposed in 2008 and Emsley has already served a two-and-a-half year jail sentence for breaching the order.
He was caught with indecent images of young boys, on two mobile phones, when police raided his former home in Randall Street.


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This guide creates the opportunity for participants to learn about archeological methods, to explore how archeological interpretations are made, to ascribe meaning to archeological resources, and to increase public understanding and concern for the preservation and protection of archeological resources.
Visitors to many National Parks see the results of archaeology. Parks in the Southwest come to mind most readily because the spectacular ruins have been well publicized, but nearly all parks have archaeological resources. Often the archaeology is less visible, but is fundamental to the park's purpose. Archeological resources are actively interpreted in hundreds of national parks, monuments and recreation areas across the nation.
Many parks offer a variety of ways for visitors to learn about archaeology: tours, pamphlets, interpretive trails and roadside displays, films, and book sales in the visitors center. In most National Parks archaeologists are not directly involved with the public but provide essential information to the "front-line" interpretive staff who then convey it to visitors. Less frequently, visitors see actual excavation in progress and get to talk to actual archeologists. Web links and suggested interpretive strategies in the For Your Information, Case Study, Try It Yourself, and Fun Fact sections present examples of how archeological resources may be effectively interpreted in the national parks. Look for Use What You Know sections that encourage you to Assess Your Knowledge. When this online course is used in a formal educational setting, answers to these (and possibly additional) assessment questions may be evaluated by instructors.


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Police are hoping an autopsy will identity the person who died in Thursday's Fleet Avenue fire.
Police know the identity of the person who lived in the home but are not certain that individual was the one who perished, WPS spokesman Const. Jason Michalyshen said.
Michalyshen said the fire was intense and caused $380,000 to the home.
There are no suspicious signs that the fire may have been deliberately set, he said, but added that the arson strike force is involved at this point.
Cause of the fire remains unknown.
Fire crews took hours to mop up after fighting the fire for much of the night, which delayed a search of the burnt-out house.
Shortly after 2 p.m. police were able to confirm the fatality but there is no word yet on the identity of the deceased.
Neighbours reported the house had one occupant -- a single woman -- but authorities are unlikely to release any additional information until autopsy results are completed. An autopsy has been ordered.
Neighbours said earlier they hoped the woman lived in the storey-and-a-half home at 1228 Fleet Ave. was out of the house.
"I hope nobody was inside. Nobody can get out of there. It was huge, the flames," said neighbour Charlie Gatti, who rang 911 at 1:45 a.m. and ran out with another neighbour to rouse the householders on either side.
Gatti was dozing on his couch next to a front window that looks directly across to the house, when he was jolted awake by a blast, that sounded to him like two cars colliding. He looked out to see flames shooting out of the living room window straight up past the roof.
"I never seen anything like this," Gatti said. He said he punched in 911 to report the fire and then ran outside. By that time, another neighbour was also out of his house.
The pair shot across the street, banging on the doors of homes neighbouring the house on fire, which they could not get near.
Neighbours down the back lane behind the house said earlier today that they believed the home was empty at the time. One neighbour said the woman who lived there had been seen leaving around 11 last night, nearly three hours before the fire broke out.
Various neighbours reported the home, typical of the neighbourhood, had been up for sale until last spring when a woman in her 50s moved into the place. She said she was renting, neighbours said.
Police cruisers were parked at either end of the block and in the back lane hours after the fire had been put out Thursday.
Anyone with information, who hasn't already spoken to police, is asked to contact investigators at 204-986-6813 or Winnipeg Crime Stoppers at 204-786-8477.


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FrameMaker 11's powerful FIND command also lets you narrow down your search to just a few font/format ovverrides. In this brief video, Adobe Product Evangelist @maxwellhoffmann shows you how to use the FIND/Character Format option to search for 3 things, like bold/italic/small caps. The secret is in putting all of your FIND character format choices to "As Is" or "neutral." Then, you can select the 2 or 3 things that you know are distinctive about the text you seek. Once we find the overriden format, we swiftly apply the character tag Default Para Font (to remove all overrides) and then apply the "Emphasis" tag, to enable global font updates. Try this, it is easy to do.
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Impetigo (say "im-puh-TY-go") is a bacterial skin infection. It causes
red sores that can break open, ooze fluid, and develop a yellow-brown crust.
These sores can occur anywhere on the body but most often appear around the
mouth and nose.
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Impetigo is one of the most
common skin infections in children. It can occur in adults but is seen far more
often in children. Impetigo is contagious and can be spread to others through
close contact or by sharing towels, sheets, clothing, toys, or other items.
Scratching can also spread the sores to other parts of the body.
Impetigo is
caused by one of two kinds of bacteria—strep (streptococcus) or staph
(staphylococcus). Often these bacteria enter the body when the skin has already
been irritated or injured because of other skin problems such as
eczema, poison ivy, insect bites, burns,
or cuts. Children may get impetigo after they have had a cold or allergies that
have made the skin under the nose raw. But impetigo can also develop in
completely healthy skin.
You or your child may have impetigo if you have
Your doctor can usually diagnose impetigo just by looking at your or your
child's skin. Sometimes your doctor will gently remove a small piece of a sore
to send to a lab to identify the bacteria. If you or your child has
other signs of illness, your doctor may order blood or urine tests.
Impetigo is
treated with
antibiotics. For cases of mild impetigo, a doctor will
prescribe an antibiotic ointment or cream to put on the sores. For cases of
more serious impetigo, a doctor may also prescribe antibiotic pills.
After 3 days of treatment, you or your child should begin to get better.
A child can usually
return to school or daycare after 24 hours of
treatment.1 If you apply the ointment or take the pills exactly as prescribed,
most sores will be completely healed in 1 week.
At home, you
should gently wash the sores with soap and water before you apply the medicine.
If the sores are crusty, soak them in warm water for 15 minutes, scrub the
crusts with a washcloth to remove them, and pat the sores dry. Do not share
washcloths, towels, pillows, sheets, or clothes with others. And be sure to wash
these items in hot water before you use them again.
Try not to
scratch the sores, because scratching can spread the infection to other parts of
the body. You can help prevent scratching by keeping your child's fingernails
short and covering sores with gauze or bandages.
Call your doctor
if an impetigo infection does not improve after 3 or 4 days or if you notice
any signs that the infection is getting worse such as fever, increased pain,
swelling, warmth, redness, or pus.
If you know someone who has
impetigo, try to avoid close contact with that person until his or her
infection has gone away. You should also avoid sharing towels, pillows, sheets,
clothes, toys, or other items with an infected person. If possible, wash all
shared items in hot water before you use them again.
If you or
your child has impetigo, scratching the sores can spread the infection to other
areas of your body and to other people. Keep the sores covered to help you
or your child resist scratching them. Wash your or your child's hands with
soap to help prevent spreading the infection.
If your child has
a cut or insect bite, covering it with antibiotic ointment or cream can help
prevent impetigo.
This American Academy of Pediatrics website has information for parents about childhood issues, from before the child is born to young adulthood. You'll find information on child growth and development, immunizations, safety, health issues, behavior, and much more.
The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) provides information
about the care of skin. You can locate a dermatologist in your
area by using their "Find a Dermatologist" tool. Or you can read the latest news in dermatology. "SPOT Skin Cancer" is the AAD's program to reduce deaths from melanoma. There is also a link called "Skin Conditions" that has information about many common skin problems.
This website is sponsored by the Nemours Foundation. It
has a wide range of information about children's health—from allergies and
diseases to normal growth and development (birth to adolescence). This website
offers separate areas for kids, teens, and parents, each providing
age-appropriate information that the child or parent can understand. You can
sign up to get weekly emails about your area of interest.
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious
Diseases conducts research and provides consumer information on infectious and
immune-system-related diseases.
CitationsAmerican Academy of Pediatrics (2009). Recommendations for inclusion or exclusion section of Children in out-of-home child care. In LK Pickering et al., eds., Red Book: 2009 Report of the Committee on Infectious Diseases, 28th ed., pp. 127–131. Elk Grove Village, IL: American Academy of Pediatrics.Other Works ConsultedCole C, Gazewood J (2007). Diagnosis and treatment of impetigo. American Family Physician, 75(6): 859–864.Craft N, et al. (2008). Impetigo section of Superficial staphylococcal pyodermas. In K Wolff et al., eds., Fitzpatrick's Dermatology in General Medicine, 7th ed., vol. 2, pp. 1695–1698. New York: McGraw-Hill.Habif TP (2010). Bacterial infections. In Clinical Dermatology, A Color Guide to Diagnosis and Therapy, 5th ed., pp. 335–381. Edinburgh: Mosby Elsevier.Morelli JG (2011). Cutaneous bacterial infections. In RM Kliegman et al., eds., Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics, 19th ed., pp. 2299–2308. Philadelphia: Saunders.
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THE full programme of events to be staged during The Queen's visit to Blackburn on Maundy Thursday has been revealed for the first time.
The royal party is due to arrive at the town's railway station at 10.45am where they will be driven slowly down the Boulevard and Church Street to the cathedral for the historic service.
During the private, ticketed event on Thursday, April 17, 88 men and 88 woman from the diocese will be honoured by The Queen Following the service, in keeping with Royal Maundy tradition, The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are due to spend time with religious and civic dignitaries.
This will take place at Ewood Park, however there will only be a very limited oppourtunity to see the royal party at the venue.
The cathedral has been working with Blackburn with Darwen Council and The Royal Almonry in London to ensure the event runs as smoothly as possible.
The Royal Maundy is an ancient ceremony which can be traced back to the fourth century.
It seems to have been the custom as early as the 13th century for members of the royal family to take part in Maundy ceremonies, to distribute money and gifts, Coun Kate Hollern, leader of Blackburn with Darwen Council, said:
"We are lucky to have The Queen coming to Blackburn Cathedral and happy to support on all the preparations for this special occasion.
"It's also right that we put effort into making it as big a community celebration as possible.
"It's going to be a happy and memorable day which will go down in history. In true Blackburn spirit the community is stepping up to make sure we have the town looking as good as possible for all the visitors.
Canon Andrew Hindley, who is co-ordinating the cathedral arrangements, said: "Our preparations for this historic service are now moving in the final stages.
"The music and hymns have been chosen, and the cathedral is being made ready over the next few weeks." The Director of Music at Blackburn Cathedral, Samuel Hudson, said: "For the majority of us who will be performing at the service this is our first Royal occasion, and certainly the first involving The Queen.
"For that reason alone there is a real buzz about the place and everyone is really looking forward to the event."


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Mark Montgomery is Donald L. Wilson Professor of Enterprise and Leadership, and Professor of Economics, at Grinnell College. Mark teaches Mathematical Economics, the Economics of Education, and Environmental Economics. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in 1982. His research has appeared in The Review of Economics and Statistics, The Industrial and Labor Relations Review, The Review of Economic Dynamics and Control, Land Economics, The Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, The Economics of Education Review, The Journal of Urban Economics, and others. His essays have been published in The Chronicle of Higher Education, The Des Moines Register, The Dallas Morning News, The Cedar Rapids Gazette, The Mystery Readers Journal, The American (online), and The Imperfect Parent (online), and in various edited volumes. His commentary has been heard on Public Radio International's To the Best of Our Knowledge. He is coauthor (with Irene Powell) of a mystery novel, Theoretically Dead (New Victoria Publishers, 2001).
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The Fitbit Flex can act as an alarm. When acting as an alarm, the Flex will vibrate at the time you set it to do so. The Flex supports up to 8 concurrent alarms, although the more alarms you run the more the alarm function drains the battery of the Flex. To set an alarm, log into the Fitbit portal and go to http://www.fitbit.com/settings/alarms. Once there, click on the Add Alarm button.
From the Set an alarm screen, enter a time and then whether the event should repeat (which brings up a menu of checkboxes for each day of the week). If repeating, check the appropriate box for each day.
Click Save once the event is ready and then sync the Fitbit (e.g. through the app on your phone).
When the alarm time is reached (btw, alarm times are based on the time zone you defined in your web client) the Fitbit will vibrate. Alarms automatically recur after 9 minutes. Double-tap on the Fitbit when you see the LED lights flash to disable the alarm. One light in the middle LED means that the alarm was disabled.
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Smith returned to her native Tennessee following a distinguished career which has taken her to North Carolina, Tennessee, New York, Kentucky, and Arkansas.
Smith grew up in Houston County, near Erin, Tennessee. She attended Austin Peay State University where she earned a Bachelor's degree with a major in health and physical education and a Master's in Curriculum and Instruction. Following Austin Peay, she earned a Doctorate in higher education from George Peabody College for Teachers, Vanderbilt University. She has participated in post-graduate studies at North Carolina State University, Indiana University, Mississippi State University and Harvard.
Dr. Smith is very active in the communities that Columbia State serves – she has presented at area and state conferences, clubs, organizations and events. She currently serves on the Workforce Investment Board, Maury Alliance Board of Directors, Leadership Middle Tennessee Alumni Association, and Maury Advisory Board to First Farmers Bank, Maury County Leadership Alumni Association, Nashville Symphony Advisory Council and the Family Support Center Board. In addition, Smith is President of the Tennessee College Association and a member of the national advisory board for the Higher Education Research and Development Institute.
Smith is married to James (Jim) W. Fowler, who is a retired community college Librarian. They reside in Columbia, Tennessee, with their daughter Alexandra Hiles. She enjoys gardening, art, and muscle cars.
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MP Kris Hopkins has paid tribute to former Lord Mayor of Bradford Valerie Binney, who died last Friday (July 25).
The former Bradford councillor, who continued to fight for people's rights despite suffering from a serious debilitating disease, died at Manorlands Hospice in Keighley with her daughter by her side.
Mrs Binney, a former Lord Mayor of Bradford and former Conservative councillor, suffered from Motor Neurone Disease, a degenerative muscle-wasting condition which robbed her of her ability to speak and walk.
She died early this morning at Manorlands Hospice in Keighley with her daughter by her side.
Mr Hopkins described her as "formidable lady".
He said: "I am desperately sorry to learn of Valerie's passing. She was a truly formidable lady and, despite her long illness, lost none of her resolve to stand up for the causes and people that mattered most to her.
"I was privileged to serve with Valerie on Bradford Council for many years, including four as Leader. She was a loyal Conservative and yet wasted no opportunity to make her feelings known across a wide range of policy areas.
"She cared deeply about Bradford and was unquestionably one of the most dedicated and committed Lord Mayors to serve the district in recent decades."
He added: "Politicians come and come and go but Valerie's contribution to public life in Bradford will be remembered for many years to come. My sincere sympathies go to her family and wide circle of friends, who will miss her greatly."
Councillor Binney was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in 2012. Despite losing the ability to talk on the telephone, she continued to serve electors until she retired this year.
She communicated using an iPad with special software which allowed her type in words that were projected as a voice.
She also used a wheelchair and an adapted car to get about.
Leader of the Conservative group in Bradford, Councillor Glen Miller, said: "It is very sad news. Valerie Binney continued to champion the causes of residents of this district right up to a few days before her death. It is a sad day for Bradford."


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I always feel like a kid in a candy store when they invite me to their beauty suites. I got my hair styled by Christophe Saluzzo, makeup done by April Chaney, and my nails done by Tom Bachik! L'Oreal Paris has these great Nail Lingerie appliques coming out in November. They won't damage your nails and come in some cool designs! Can't wait! Ohhhhhh…and the people at L'Oreal Paris want to give you, my readers a chance to win a little goodie bag worth over $200!!
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