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Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011 | 4:36 p.m.
Thousands of onlookers fixed their eyes on the North Las Vegas skyline Saturday morning as Air Force jets soared over Nellis Air Force Base.
Aviation Nation, Nellis' annual open house, is celebrating 70 years of the Air Force's presence in the valley.
"It's our way of being accountable to the public, to let them know the capabilities of their Air force and what we provide," said Nellis spokesman Lt. Ken Lustig. "These performances are sort of sweet and condensed versions of what we do on a regular basis."
Lustig said visitors can watch demonstrations from local Air Force members as well as from teams from around the world.
"The performances that you'll see out here this year include demonstrations of what we did in the '40s and '50s and contrasting those same missions as performed by modern aircraft."
The three-day event attracts about 150,000 visitors a year. Lustig said about 7,500 people attended Friday's program for Veteran's Day.
Many visitors Saturday said they came to watch the air shows and honor veterans.
Henderson resident John Ferrington, who said he worked in aviation for almost 20 years, planned to celebrate Veteran's Day all weekend. He said the event was a great way to see a show and recognize veterans like his son-in-law, a former Navy SEAL.
"His name was Steve and back in the late '70s we lost him because of illness," said Ferrington. "He left a grandson and we helped raise him so it's a family thing.
"Another reason I enjoy coming out here is seeing the B-1B bomber because I handled the subcontracts on it."
Rima Follman was honoring members of the military.
"We like to come out here and support the troops and watch the flights and the planes taking off," said Follman. "Just the noise — it's something that you don't hear everyday."
While some took a seat to watch the air shows, others explored planes on exhibit.
Erik Trudaeu, an Air Force crew chief on the C-5 Galaxy plane, guided visitors through the empty aircraft, which can fit up to 100 people in flight, he said.
"It's one of the largest in the world," said Trudaeu. "We go everywhere (in it.) We've gone to Germany, Spain, Iraq, Afghanistan, all around."
Lustig said guests will be able to catch World War II bombers, World War I displays and air-to-air combat, as well as the Patriots Jet Team that flies the British Aerospace Hawk.
"We're proud to be a part of the Las Vegas community," said Lustig. "The air show itself brings in approximately $1.2 million into the local economy each year."
Aviation Nation continues Sunday, Nov. 13. Gates open at 9 a.m. The last performance, the Thunderbirds, is at 2 p.m. The event is free. Visitors can park at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway where a free shuttle will take them to and from the base.


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Senator Martins Lights Up Elmont Fashion Show as Celebrity Guest
A night of glamour, glitz, music and art were showcased at Elmont Memorial High School this past week where the Elmont Music Department Fashion Show lit the night and raised funds for the music productions. Hundreds attended the gala event where casual wear, formal attire and music were showcased. State Senator Jack Martins was the celebrity guest and walked the fashion stage with Elmont Music Department Chair Eileen Kramer. Parents also got into the act and wore fashions as well and were led by Mrs. Byer, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs King. The designers and clothing were provided Adjmi Apparel and Selena Gomez!
"The fashion show was alot of fun and a great evening where dance, music and fashion were showcased in our greater community. The models were terrific and I was very proud of the performances of Anthonia Allanch, Markeena Novembre, Kayla Arias, Kordell Young and the Elmont Dance Team," said Senator Martins adding, "I was very honored to be asked to be part of this special evening!"
The funds raised from the fashion show go towards the Elmont Music Department productions. The evening began with students modeling different clothes and walking the runway modeling different outfits and style ensembles. The clothing lines were broken up into different types of clothing patterned after different times of the day and occassions. The crescendo to the show was a wedding dress on a wedding day.
During the show, special performances were put together by the talents of the Elmont Memorial High School Dance team. The music arrangement was put together by Oswald Wallace. In addition, the singing performances wowed audience members from current hits "Angel Eyes," Rolling in the Deep," and "Circles."
"The singing was truly outstanding and the Elmont Dance team has incredible talent," said Senator Martins concluding, "this evening was terrific from start to finish." At the end of the show, models and performers mixed and mingled with audience members in the foyer of the Elmont Auditorium.

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Don Bauder 3 p.m., Nov. 23
4135 Park Boulevard, University Heights
In this age of text and twitter shorthand, it's tough to say whether branding your storefront with the bright bold letters "BFD" should be taken as a bold declaration, or act of self-deprecation. Fortunately, the proprietors of Big Front Door have given the acronym a quite literal meaning by building the whole design of the shop around what might be more accurately termed a huge front door. Any excess bravado is restricted to their practice of wrapping sandwiches in white paper, sealed with a sticker to remind you: it's a "BFD".
Tough to argue the point when you're hungry and pondering the menu, which reads like a foodie love poem. What carnivore can resist the allure of roasted poblano and pork loin, double smoked Berkshire ham, or baby back ribs? Even some of the veggie-friendly options tantalize: stacked avocado, seasonal tomato and parmesan crisp; or smoked potato, avocado whip and pea sprouts.
But I ignored them all on my recent visit, lured by another siren song: the S.O.S. special. The so-called "Sandwich of the Season" seems to be an excuse to experiment with locally sourced ingredients, and successful attempts may earn a permanent spot on the big board. On my recent visit, the S.O.S. piqued my interest with blackened chicken, Brussels sprouts, shallots and brie on a cibatta. I've never known anyone audacious enough to put Brussels sprouts on a sandwich, so it had to be tried.
In true deli fashion, you order, then sit or stand around and wait, hoping for something interesting to look at that isn't your smart phone. Architecturally there's not much to see beyond that big front door, a glass and steel custom job that opens on a center pivot and doubles as a standing lunch counter. The idea seems to be to make the indoor seating feel almost as outdoor as the sidewalk tables facing Park Blvd. It's not a particularly compelling section of Park, but the tables have umbrellas, so I guess it'll do.
More interesting are the coolers and cases. The deli case offers a glimpse of side salads including cold sesame udon noodles, and sesame slaw. If you're looking to take something home, try the heat-and-serve mac'n'cheese or proprietary sliced deli meats. I tend to spend most of my time by the specialty soda cooler, reading the labels of an impressive assortment of root beers, cream sodas and ginger ales that haven't been ruined by high fructose corn syrup.
Actually, very few of the sandwiches and salads of BFD are ruined by terrible ingredients, unless you count a crusty torpedo roll scraping the roof of your mouth (I request my orders on a cibatta or sourdough). While the Brussels sprouts didn't ultimately work as a topping, outside the sandwich environment they tasted great. Even looking past the specials, these guys offer a sort of cerebral take on sandwich-making. While they manage to avoid gimmicks, some of their attempts are just bound to fall short. Just as likely is you'll find one good enough to make you wonder about the rest.


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Korean War veterans given medals in Marion
Three Marion County Korean War veterans were presented with a medal of honor Saturday.
The veterans, 88-year-old Miguel Lopez, 91-year-old Florencio Lorenzo and 89-year-old Raymond Medina were presented with the Congressional Gold Medal during a ceremony at the Hosanna Church in Ocala, Saturday.
The men were all part of the U.S. Army Borinqueneers 65th Infantry Regiment and served during the Korean War.
Sheriff Emery Gainey and members of the Marion County Sheriff's Office were in attendance to honor the veterans, which is the nation's highest civilian decoration.
The Borinqueneers became the only segregated Hispanic unit in U.S. Military history and they played a prominent roles in WWI, WWII and the Korean War.


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|November 26, 2006, 08:15 PM
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took my first deer
Well I was fortunate enough to go hunting the day after thanksgiving this year. And unlike last time I actualy got one! After about two hours of sitting in a blind and not seeing anything but a squirrel a medium sized doe came out of the brush. Well.... she shouldn't of been there. One shot with my .30-30 and I have a freezer full of deer. The shot was about 50 to 60 yards and she ran about 40 yards. There was a nice exit hole that I could easily fit 3 fingers into. I was using the 170gr Rem CoreLokts. Ill try and post some pics.
|November 26, 2006, 08:25 PM
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Congratulations! You'll get more deer in the future, but the first one will always be special.
|November 26, 2006, 08:31 PM
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Thanks man. You have a good recipie for a venison roast? Actually... you guys post your good recipies because I can't wait to cook this bad boy!
|November 26, 2006, 08:32 PM
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Congrats, no matter how many in the furure you will never forget this one. It will always be special.
We do steaks and hamburger with deer but not roasts. I am no chef but remember deer is rather dry. I have known of folks that would add small plugs of fat to venison roasts.
|November 26, 2006, 08:35 PM
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Way to go!
You may get more and bigger deer, but your first will always be a special memory. I'm still learning from each one I shoot, after 30+ seasons. And the only way to fail is to stay home instead of getting out there and observing and enjoying the time alone and with your hunting buddies.
There are lots of recipes on the web. Cubed liver dredged in flour and sauteed. Yum! Teriyaki backstrap butterflies, double yum! Take it apart, wrap it well and you'll have deer for a year.
|November 26, 2006, 09:50 PM
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Question..........Do you guys find many deer tics on the animal when gutting it? Have any of you gotten tics on you while gutting a deer? Just curious!
|November 26, 2006, 10:33 PM
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I didn't get my deer till almost 6pm... It seemed that right after I shot her, it turned dark. So we were gutting it at night... didn't see anything.
|November 26, 2006, 10:49 PM
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Alrighty now!
You gotter done. May there be many more. Wild game is very beneficial for your health. No junk, all natural. net rifle.com has a recipe section called "you killed it now you have to cook it". Hope that helps. Give thanks to the one who provided it.
|November 27, 2006, 12:23 AM
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Cooking a roast
Lipton onion soup mix - combine it with about a 1 1/2 water - cook in oven on low heat so it doesn't dry out - about 300 for a couple of hours, cut up some potatoes and carrots about half way through - throw them in the cooker with the roast - ladel the juices over the meat about every 20-30 minutes
Thats how I cook my roasts anyways
Hope this helps a little
|November 27, 2006, 09:07 AM
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Outstanding! Congrats. That first one is a big rush indeed.....mmmm, backstrap.....
|November 27, 2006, 11:34 AM
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My favorite recipies...
First, don't over cook it...Cook your venison like you cook your steak when grilling.
1-2lbs bambi steaks - any cut (make enough marinade to completely cover your meat...just keep proportions approx. the same)
Marinade: 1/4 cup each of the following: soy sauce, water, olive oil, cooking sherry.
1 tsp garlic powder (or 1 clove fresh garlic...)
1 tsp cayanne pepper
1 tsp ground ginger (or 1 clove of garlic size fresh crushed ginger)
2tbs brown sugar
1 tbs black pepper.
Place marinade in blender and imulsify. Pour over steaks cut to about 1/4-1/2 inch thick. Refrigerate.
Cube enough bell peppers and onions to your liking. Par boil vegtables and mushroom...this means bring water in pan to boiling throw the vegtables in the pot for 15-20 seconds and immediately strain. Add vegetables to marinade w/ meat. Allow to marinade about 1 hour.
Skewer veggies and steak chunks, and grill over open flame to your liking. Par boiling the vegetables gets them done at the same time your meat is done, and keeps them from burning.
Chicken fried venison - for tougher cuts...
Chicken fry venision as you would normal chicken fried steak, browning and then set aside in corning or other oven baking dish.
Make gravy w/ drippings, but make it significantly more liquidy than normal. Cover steaks w/ gravy mixture and bake covered in oven for 1 hour @ 375.
Serve w/ mashed potatos and gravy, & veggie of choice. Have plenty of napkins ready! This makes even the toughest cut tender!
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|November 27, 2006, 04:17 PM
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Sounds like some good stuff! I am trying out a crockpot recipie I found last night. So far I cut up the venison into serving sized pieces, poured in the Worcestershire sauce, Soy sauce, minced garlic, can of Cream of Mushroom soup, and a Lipton Onion soup mix. Now I have a few more hours to go before I can do a taste test.... but it smells pretty good. Ill let yall know how it turns out.
|November 27, 2006, 10:20 PM
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Well that recipie I tried was pretty sweet. Even the girls liked it. That one is a keeper. Ill have to try the chicken fried venison next time.
|November 28, 2006, 11:12 AM
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Follow that recipe for the k-bobs. I have served it to unsuspecting guest med. rare, and they never knew they were eating bambi!
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WASHINGTON, May 21 (UPI) -- The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 13-5 Tuesday night to send U.S. immigration reform legislation to the Senate floor.
The bipartisan vote came after Sens. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, and Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., reached a compromise on visas for high-skilled workers. Sens. Jeff Flake of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina joined Hatch in voting with Schumer and the panel's nine other Democrats in favor of the bill, NBC News reported.
The vote prompted shouts of "Si se puede!" and "Yes we can!" by some people who were on hand.
Republican Sens. Ted Cruz and John Cornyn of Texas, Chuck Grassley of Iowa, Mike Lee of Utah and Jeff Sessions of Alabama registered the no votes.
Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy of Vermont cleared the decks for the committee vote by announcing he would not seek a vote on an amendment to recognize same-sex marriages in immigration law, a potential deal-breaker for conservatives, NBC said.
"I think the Gang of Eight has made a substantial contribution in moving the issue forward," Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky said. "I'm told that the Judiciary Committee hasn't in any fundamental way undone the agreements that were agreed by the eight senators, so I'm hopeful we can get a bill that we can pass here in the Senate."
The package would create a 13-year path to citizenship for qualified undocumented immigrants, establish a program for low-skilled temporary workers, require additional border security efforts and put in place an employment verification system.
Some lawmakers have said they want even more done to secure the borders and prevent illegal immigration in the future, NBC noted.
Washington publication The Hill said the compromise would make the procedure for granting of H-1B visas more palatable to high-tech companies. Under an amendment sought by Hatch, a requirement that employers filing visa petitions to first offer a job to an "equally qualified" U.S. worker would only be imposed on "H-1B-dependent" companies. The definition of such companies would be clarified, The Hill said.
Another amendment by Hatch would shield non-H-1B-dependent companies from a rule preventing companies from displacing a U.S. worker within 90 days of filing a visa petition for an H-1B worker.
The exemption would apply only to science, technology, engineering and math positions. Displacing workers in other professions would still be prohibited within 90 days of visa petitions.
Hatch's amendments were opposed by labor leaders, The Hill said, but tech companies say they are needed to hire foreign workers with specialized skills, such as computer programmers, engineers and scientists.
"We remain opposed to Hatch's amendments that would undermine American workers' access to the jobs of the future," said Jeff Hauser, a spokesman for the AFL-CIO.


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What You Can and Can't Bring For Summer Heat Starring .38 Special
Questions, Questions….Finally Here's your FAQ about the Summer Heat starring .38 Special, Boogie Wonderland and Tempted Fate. What you should, or can bring to the Concert.
You can bring:
Your tickets, if you bought them online you will have to print them up, the staff doesn't have a list.
Lawn Chair, I recommend you stand and jump and party, but if you want to sit, what's better than your own chair. Don't bring your La-Z-Boy, leave it in the car.
Friends, prefer ones that will buy you drinks, food, or have bail money. (Just Sayin')
Spending Money, there will be fun things to buy from area vendors, not to mention t-shirts from the band and all kinds of KOOL 101.7 stuff.
Your ID, this is a 21+ show, so if you are younger, we will see you and your peeps at the Bieber show.
Canned Food Item, Benna Ford Roush is collecting to help area families through this tough time, when you do you will get $1.50 off at the Children's Museum.
You may want to have bug spray handy, sunscreen, and lip balm. Just a personal thing.
You can bring a small personal umbrella for shade but the buildings will do the job and then you won't have to carry it around.
Comfortable shoes, you are going to be dancing, walking, jumping, and movin' to the groovin' so make sure your feet don't give up.
Tube Tops, Bikini Tops, Tank Tops, whatever top is tasteful, and doesn't reveal your nipple rings that say your favorite band on them.
Coolers, not into the concert. If you and your buddies want to party big time you have to leave them in the truck. There will be beverages for consumption at the show.
Food, there will be plenty of wonderful items to choose from because Clyde Iron will have food for purchase.
Video recording devices. Ok Mr. Spielberg, this isn't a movie opportunity, if you want to have video to remember the concert, buy the DVD the band will have for sale.
Pets, no that doesn't include your husband. We are talking your cats or dogs, snakes, emu, etc. you get the picture. Your spouse should be the only one who can fetch for you.
Axl Rose, he always causes trouble, leave him outside.
See through mesh top, last time Rayman wore one we sent him home.


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By Hassan Aboukhadijeh
Amjed Aboukhadijeh of El Dorado Hills won the Moose's Tooth Alaska Marathon during the Big Wild Life Runs in Downtown Anchorage, Alaska which took place Aug. 17.
More than 3,000 runners toed the line to compete in the states largest running event; participants had the option to choose between a half-marathon or full marathon. The marathon attracts many locals as well as hundreds of runners from out of state. The event is part of the 50 States Marathon Club in which individuals aim at completing a marathon in every state around the country — Alaska being the 49th state.
This year's overall marathon winner was Aboukhadijeh, who graduated from Oak Ridge High School in 2010 before competing in Track & Field at UCLA. Aboukhadijeh's time of 2:45 was extremely impressive as he managed to out-run the other runners in the race, including many of Anchorage's own top athletes. The race was competitive the whole way before Amjed made a big move to the lead around the 20-mile mark.
"I felt really smooth and knew I had the right training under my belt to make a move to the front that would be tough for the other elite runners to match," Aboukhadijeh said as he managed to open up a slight lead on the field going into the final mile of the race.
Less than 5 minutes from the finish line, the cold, wet and rolling hills of the course took a toll on Aboukhadijeh and his lead began to shrink. Heading into the home-stretch of the race, thousands of eager spectators cheered the local on as he managed to hold off the competition before crossing the line and winning by an 18 second margin. The victory was only Amjed's second marathon of his life and first marathon win.
It was an all-around great day for Californian's as the female winner of the marathon was Santa Barbara resident Christina Knapp, who placed first for the females in an impressive time of 3:17.
The 26.2 mile race begins and finishes in the heart of downtown Anchorage, making it a prime location for spectators to watch the event. Live music and great food from local restaurants provided the entertainment for the large crowd of people waiting anxiously to see their loved ones finish the marathon — a truly great honor that less than 1 percentof the world can make a claim they have ever completed.
Despite the unfamiliar terrain and unpredictable weather of Alaska, the event was a great success. Not only did many participants find themselves setting lifetime personal records on the course, the race succeeded in attracting a lot of people to the beautiful city of Anchorage.


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Friday was a big day at George Mason University, where the Patriot Center overflowed its capacity as thousands were on hand to see the latest class of graduates. Some people were actually turned away.
Credit for GMU's growth is attributed in part to one man who's getting ready to say goodbye himself.
It was a bittersweet day for the graduates as they prepare to leave behind a school many have grown to love. University President Alan Merten will share their experience this year after 16 years leading Mason and putting it on the national map. Dr. Merten is retiring.
"People talk about George Mason in a different way than they did 16 years ago," Merten said.
During Merten's tenure, Mason became the fastest growing university in Virginia and one of its most diverse. When Merten arrived, about 6,000 students applied for admission. This year, almost 18,000 applied. Enrollment has grown from 24,000 to 33,000. Merten also presided over an ambitious building campaign.
"We were aggressive in getting the right people, programs and building the right buildings at all times no matter what was going on with the economy -- in Richmond, in Washington -- we made progress," he said.
Merten said he takes the greatest satisfaction in how the George Mason community now views itself.
Merten said he's soaking it all in, trying to enjoy his final days as president. The many tokens of appreciation spill over from his office into the hallway, ranging from a piece of the Patriot Center scoreboard to a boat named for Merten and his wife. Saturday, in his last high-profile duty, he'll be the commencement speaker at the final 2012 graduation ceremony. It will likely bring a long, standing ovation.


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Spalding boys' lacrosse coach Kenneth "Bear" Davis was named interim coach of Major League Lacrosse's Ohio Machine through the end of the season Monday. The coach will continue his duties at the Severn private school where he's also an associate athletic director.
"I wanted to make sure I had my priorities in order, and they were my family and Spalding, first," Davis said by phone Monday. "That wouldn't be fair to the Machine to go out there and give those guys anything less than my best, but I think everything's going to mesh well. I'm excited."
Davis, an Ohio native, arrived at Spalding in 2011 after seven years as the first head coach at Division I Robert Morris University. Before that, he helped found the men's lacrosse team at Division II Wheeling Jesuit University.
Spalding has posted an 18-19 record under Davis with a 4-14 mark in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association's A conference. The Cavaliers went 12-9 this spring, registering their first winning season since 2008.
Davis said he'll be able to manage a hectic summer schedule, utilizing vacation time and spending most weekends with his parents, who still live a short drive from where the Machine plays its home games at Ohio Wesleyan University.
"He's at the school today working out our team, and he's going to try to pick up right where we left off building our program," Spalding Athletic Director Jeff Parsons said. "We're hoping this brings a little more publicity and notoriety to him and our program. We're in support of it."
With the Machine, Davis replaces Ted Garber for the final six games of the season. The team is 1-7 this season after going 2-12 in its inaugural campaign in 2012.
University of Maryland grad Joe Cummings and University of Virginia grad Steele Stanwick are currently tied for the team lead with 17 points apiece.
"Coming in for the last six games to finish the season on an interim basis, I think is the right way to do it and see if it is a good fit for both of us," Davis said. "I think it can work. I feel like I can go and give them a little bit of what they need right now."


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I'm experiencing some wierd stuff with my Z1. Recently when I press the power button to light up the screen it doesn't respond and the screen stays black, this happens quite often and it's getting really annoying! Another thing is that the screen/notification led is very slow to light up when I connect the charger.
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Three quarters through what has proven to be a difficult season, the Dove Creek High School boys basketball team continues to struggle.
Bulldogs fall to Durango JV
Matching up against the Durango junior varsity on Feb. 4, the Bulldogs flashed moments of brilliance during a 57-33 loss.
After struggling to score points during a first quarter that ended with Durango leading 13-2, the Bulldogs began finding a rhythm in the second and third quarters.
Entering the fourth quarter trailing 36-22, the Bulldogs were unable to limit Durango's attack however, allowing 21 points during a dismal fourth quarter.
Leading scorers for the Bulldogs included Spencer Gatlin (8 points) and Jordan Ernst (7 points).
Bulldogs overwhelmed by Ridgway
Following up on their road loss to the Durango JV with a Feb. 5 home game against Ridgway, the Bulldogs struggled again, falling 60-28.
Hoping to limit Ridgway's leading scorer Nathan Hagemeyer, who came in averaging 23.2 points per game, the Bulldogs struggled, falling behind 34-6 at halftime.
Even with the huge halftime deficit however, Bulldogs' head coach Curtis Garver was not altogether disappointed in his team's performance.
"I thought we played pretty good defense," said Garver. "It's just that our offense got off to a slow start."
Providing a lone bright spot for the Bulldogs on both ends of the court was Gatlin, who, in addition to limiting Hagemeyer to 19 points, chipped in 15 points of his own.
"We did a good job on the big guy," said Gatlin. "I think we need to work on our shooting a little bit more."
With the losses, the Bulldogs dropped to 1-13 on the year with a Feb. 11 home matchup against Dolores next on the schedule.


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The Shura Council, Egypt's temporary legislative body, demanded that Israeli Ambassador Yaakov Amitai be expelled from the country immediately and that the normalization of relations with Israel be halted.
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Its clear that Yair Lapid craves the post of prime minister. It's also clear that he won't get it if he doesn't make a better job of his present role.
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On any given day in the Office of Career and Professional Development at the Paul L. Foster Success Center, you could can find Baylor students doing mock job interviews, getting coached on speaking and dining etiquette, working on a resume or attending a professional development workshop.
"The Success Center was one of the biggest assets I had in finding a job," Frank Dickenson, who took advantage of many of those resources, said. Just last month, Frank graduated from Baylor. He did so knowing he had a job in hand, and has now started in his new role as an Account Manager with Reynolds & Reynolds, a company that provides the software that runs car dealerships.
"Any question I had, big or small, I could talk to someone at the Success Center and they would help me," Frank said. "Anything from meeting employers at a job fair to interviewing once I started getting job offers, I could ask them about putting my best foot forward for each step."
Career and Professional Development de-mystifies the job search process for Baylor students and helps them build a plan throughout their college career. The list of resources offered is extensive, and their website featuring the Hire-A-Bear database is a great place to start looking. The website lists the resources available, provides students with important dates, lists available workshops, fairs and other important dates and helps guide students toward the resources they need.
For some students, it's as simple as walking in and asking for help with the most basic building block in the job search: a resume.
"From the resume standpoint, we have walk-in hours every day so students can come in and have them looked at," Career Advisor Kat Evans said. "We have resume and cover letter samples online, and a resume creator that can help them get one started."
That's just one resource. The job search can be intimidating. Career and Professional Development provides options to answer questions along every step of the way.
"We offer workshops and coaching in job interviews, speaking etiquette, even dining etiquette" Kat said. "What do you do if you are invited to have a meal with a prospective employer? We help with that."
Through it all, students gain confidence that they are not entering these new situations blindly. "We want to polish you up, so you'll stand out above the rest," Pat Weaver, Director of Career Exploration, explained. "If you practice a few times, you'll be better than someone who has never tried before."
To that end, Kat describes a number of additional resources for students to use:
The available list of resources is too long to list in this article. But you don't need to know them all right at once. As parents, you can help your student understand the importance of taking that first step and being proactive.
"It's that encouragement piece, letting them know what's available," Pat Weaver said. "Empower your student to be their own advocate and remind them that we're here."
Frank Dickenson was proactive, and as he embarks on his career, he's thankful that he was.
"It's real world stuff. I really think students should get involved as early as they can," he said. "They'll get you on track, and they really care. I'd tell any student to visit them as often as they can."


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EAST LANSING, Mich. - The Michigan State women's basketball team (7-4) snapped a four-game losing streak this evening, recording a 71-41 win over Delaware State (2-7). Junior Allyssa DeHaan and classmate Aisha Jefferson led Michigan State with 15 points each. The Spartans held the Hornets to 12 points in the first half, tying the school record of fewest points allowed in a first half, set on Jan. 16, 2003 against Indiana.
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Sitting here in FLL with our hurricane shutters closed trying to find something useful to do with my time while we wait to see if we can leave on Tuesday for our planned trip to Stockholm and Copenhagen. Sounds pretty whiney when you think of all those poor people being hit smack on by Isaac but it's my explanation for why I finally got down to completing my album from our Cruise of the British Isles taken a month ago.
First a bit of background.
I've long been urging DH to go to see more of the British Isles than just London. He's been unwilling to, primarily because he has no interest in "driving on the wrong side of the road." Things came into alignment when he found a cruise of the British Isles whereby we could see a smattering of lots of places there with minimal packing and unpacking and absolutely no need for him to drive at all. We jumped on it even though I'm not much of a cruise fanatic. This one looked good to me not just because it would afford us the opportunity to see places without driving but also because it was port intensive with generally long days in each port, maximizing sightseeing opportunities and giving us a chance to decide what we might want to return to see more of.
The cruise accomplished everything we asked of it. We even had reasonably good weather, especially for that part of the world--primarily sunshine and warm but not hot temps. It was a nice time but it pretty much taught us that we're in general more Francophiles than Anglophiles. One of our favorites stops for example was Honfleur, a seaside town in France, not England, where we were able to smugly spend a lovely day reliving the times we've been there before while others on our cruise piled into buses to drive 3 hours to and another 3 hours back from Paris with a few drive bys in the city in between.
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London has grown on us over 3 trips there and this was our favorite glimpse of the city making us interested in returning for yet more visits. It was nice that we got to spend time there both before and after the cruise part of the trip. Of the other cities we saw on the cruise itself, I think we liked Edinburgh best. It has a lot to see and though it is overrun with tourists that's because it is interesting and pretty. We were amazed that we liked Liverpool a lot. It has old and new--very good new IMO--and it seems vibrant and moving. I also liked Inverness, as a small, pleasant little town, aided in great measure by a wonderful meal we had there. The other places along the way all held some interest but on a steady diet of one port after another they tended to blend together a bit, leaving us without outstanding memories of any of them. Sounds much more negative than it is/was. It's just that in a string of fantastic trips, some have to fall down the list. This (or at least parts of it) was one that did.
All that aside, we did get some pretty decent pictures to remind us of this trip and that I can share with others. Most were taken by DH with his superior eye for composition and superior camera equipment. Some of the more quirky ones are mine as are almost all of those of food. I've broken the 402 of them into segments to make it easier for viewers and so I can provide more cogent comment.
Set 1--London (where we stayed one night before taking a bus to Southampton to board our cruise ship), Guernsey, Cobh/Kinsale, Dublin, Liverpool.
As I said, London really did it for us this time. Having been there twice before, we relaxed and just enjoyed what we got to see rather than worrying about trying to see it all. We stayed in Fitzrovia, a sort of subsection of Soho (I can't understand all the area designations that the various guides use and don't seem to agree upon) at the Rathbone Hotel. This was our second stay and we really love the neighborhood. There is a lot going on and several wonderful restaurants within a 4 block radius, including a couple of Michelin starred places. The public rooms are quite nice as are the guest rooms though the place is starting to show some age, especially in its plumbing and hallways--very overlookable for its relatively reasonable price and great location.
We loved the Borrough market and especially walking along the southside of the Thames in some of the currently trendy areas. Everyone was starting to get ready for and fear the oncoming onslaught of tourists for the Olympics but in all other respects it was a delightful visit.
Guernsey and Cobh/Kinsale were both cute enough but I seriously doubt that we'd have planned stops in either had we been planning the itinerary. Using the Michelin scale of stars and other ratings, meaning 3 for worth a special journey, 2 for worth a detour and 1 for a very good restaurant, or in this case city/town/sight, I'd give these a knife and spoon meaning acceptable to eat in (or in this case see) if the occasion presents itself.
DH liked Dublin better than I, so on balance I guess it would merit 1 star In our joint opinion. Apologies to all who dearly love the place.
Liverpool was good fun with some interesting architecture so we'd detour to it on another trip but considering where it is, we're unlikely to be close enough for a detour in any foreseeable future.
Belfast was barely a knife and fork in our opinions. That is probably an unfair rating, however, because much of the city was closed due to a holiday. As it turned out it was a religious holiday which triggered some mild scuffles raising some old fears though we saw none of that.
Here's the links to our pictures of these places.
Set 2--Scotland On balance I think we enjoyed the places we stopped in Scotland more than we did those we saw in Ireland.
I'm an art nouveau fan, so the opportunity to see some of Charles Rennie Macintosh's work (the Tea Rooms and the Art School) really helped make Glasgow an enjoyable stop for me. I'd detour to see it again and to be able to take the tour of his other buildings in the area.
Inverness was highest among the small towns we visited IMO, especially due to the great meal we had at Rocpol there. We used Chowhound for recs for dining on our tour days and I recommend research there for anyone who values food. Posts there also helped me find Two Fat Ladies in Glasgow, another fine lunch pick.
Edinburgh was our favorite new place and I'd give anything to be able to see the Military Tattoo there, except the trouble of getting a room and battling the crowds while it's going on. I'd say it is worth a separate journey, so a three star, at least among the places we traveled on this trip. We loved the Witchery restaurant there where I, a haggis virgin, put another notch in my foodie belt.
Set 3--Honfleur
As I said above, I'm not a big time cruise supporter. DH likes them far more than I (especially the parts about not driving and not packing and unpacking). Among the things that totally put me off about cruises is the IMO lunacy of paying a lot of money to take a long bus ride from a port and back to drive through a city, make a couple of stops--longer for bathroom breaks than for picture taking--just to be able to say you've been there, done that. Whenever I talk with people taking cruises that offer a day in Paris, I urge them with all the arguments and pictures I can find, to forget Paris and remember Honfleur. It's a beautiful spot, IMO one of the 6 or 7 best in the world--I'm not kidding, and it makes a perfect day while everyone else is on the Paris bus rat race. Even better if you're luck enough to stop there on a Saturday when the market is on. The place is a little gem that even hordes of tourists seem unable to destroy.
Set 4--London
All of this concludes back in London. What a great city. Enjoy. Hope you find a glimpse or two of some of your favorite places among those we gathered on this trip.
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- 8 London flat feedback wanted - yes, I'm going slightly crazy!
- 9 Copenhagen, Stockholm & Bergen April 2018
- 10 Champs E.....no market 'this year? How will it look?
- 11 Need Car & Driver for Southern Italy
- 12 Italy 9 Days in December/Itinerary Help
- 13 Viking Cruise Tours (Barcelona and French Riviera)-- Please Help
- 14 London - Paris - Amsterdam trip planning help
- 15 May Germany, Switzerland, and Iceland
- 16 Language course in Trieste, Northern Italy
- 17 10 days trip to Europe in June of 2018
- 18 Driving
- 19 GTG Paris December 2017
- 20 Paris or Rome dinner recommendations
- 21 Malaga Christmas lights
- 22 Ronda by bus in early January?
- 23 20th wedding anniversary, Le Grand Tour
- 24 Poland--where else to go
- 25 Sampling Some of Sicily and Bits of Italy Beyond
Finally seeing the British Isles--a report with pictures
Sitting here in FLL with our hurricane shutters closed trying to find something useful to do with my time while we wait to see if we can leave on Tuesday for our planned trip to Stockholm and Copenhagen. Sounds pretty whiney when you think of all those poor people being hit smack on by Isaac but it's my explanation for why I finally got down to completing my album from our Cruise of the British Isles taken a month ago.
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Very nice to see a trip report from you again! They are the best.
I'm off to Stockholm as well on Thursday for a few days.
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I think you did the same cruise I did in 2010 on the Crown Princess. I am enjoying your trip report and the lovely photos. Some are just like mine, especially Honfluer. I agree with you about Honfluer, very charming. It does not get mentioned often. I will be in Paris in a week and may try to get to Honfluer if I can figure out a way.
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Thanks Weekender. We're very much looking forward to our time in Stockholm, a place we visited for the first time only in 2009 and it's now become a favorite to which we hope to return with frequency. I guess you can't take the Swedish out of the girl. Enjoy your time there.
hpeabody, good luck on getting to Honfleur from Paris. Unless you rent a car, I think public transport is limited to train to Le Havre from which you're at the mercy of the taxi drivers and in our experience they are pretty pricey. Nonetheless, I hope you can make it. It's truly worth it, as you know.
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As usual, wonderful photos. Thank you Julie.
I also love Honfleur.
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cigalechanta, I just knew you would.
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I lost your email , I wanted to tell you that one time in Honfleur, I was thrilled. I stopped in a gallery and there were two pieces by my favorite today artists, One was by Cesar
who has passed away since, the other was by Claude LaLanne.
She and her late husband created beautiful works. At the gallery, they had her (Claude) Lilly pad with her grandchild's fingers poking through. Sounds weird but seeing it, it's a thing of beauty. The owner of the gallery, after hearing I was so enamoured of the LaLannes, put that piece in my hand. I walked on air
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Hi Julie, another great report with fun pics. Glad you folks enjoyed your cruise around Britain.
Loved your last trip report about France and look forward to reading about your next sojourn to Scandanavia.
Continue to enjoy the good life...
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Marvelous photos. Great report. No surprise!
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Thanks lateday and taconic. Always nice to know that the time spent working on these things pays off.
Cigale what a lovely tale. Your travels (and your enthusiasm for them) have always inspired me.
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thanks alot for taking the time to put this together. great detail. my favorite trip reports are the ones chuck full of photos! (and especially food photos.... mmmmmmmmmmmmm) Look forward to reading more during downtime at work tomorrow
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I really enjoyed your trip report. Your pictures are awesome!
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Very interesting, as always. Thanks.
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The Galaxy said Monday it had sold 5000 season tickets since Thursday while the expansion Toronto FC said it sold 2600 of its 10000 season tickets since the announcement.
"The announcement of David Beckham's signing to play for the Los Angeles Galaxy this summer has generated more interest in Major League Soccer than any other event in league history MLS commissioner Don Garber said Tuesday. "We didn't sign David to sell tickets and jerseys. He was signed because he's a world-class soccer player."
Beckham said he would join the Galaxy after his contract with Real Madrid expires June 30 but that was clouded by Saturday's statement from Madrid manager Fabio Capello who said Beckham would train - but no longer play - for the team.
If Madrid releases him early Beckham might be available when the Galaxy begin their season April 8 at the defending champion Houston Dynamo. Los Angeles plays its first home game four days later against the New York Red Bulls.
Dynamo sales and marketing senior vice president Steve Powell said Houston's season-ticket sales saw a 200 percent jump last week over the previous week and that was despite confusion among some potential ticket buyers surrounding Beckham's arrival date.
Only the dates of the home openers of the 13 clubs have been announced. The full 32-round schedule won't be out until early February. MLS teams drew an average crowd of 15504 last season.
Other teams also said they have seen increases since the Beckham announcement.
D.C. United spokesman Doug Hicks said the four-time MLS champions sold 300 season tickets last week which was "a little above normal and FC Dallas said it sold 115 on Thursday and Friday.
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Champaign school board puts former Marquette School up for sale
CHAMPAIGN — The Champaign school district is putting one of its former school buildings up for sale.
The Champaign school board voted unanimously at its meeting on Monday to pass a resolution directing that the former Marquette School at 203 S. Fifth St., Champaign, be sold.
Community Relations Coordinator Stephanie Stuart said the building was formerly used as an elementary school.
According to the resolution, the gross purchase price for the sale of the property should be at least $1.9 million.
Executive Director of Business Services Matt Foster said the former school is no longer used for school purposes and would be unnecessary, unsuitable and inconvenient to be used in the future for school purposes.
Sealed bids for the property should be sent to Foster at Champaign Unit 4 Schools, 703 S. New St., Champaign, IL 61820.
A second resolution proposing that the former Curriculum Center at 402 N. Randolph Street also be sold was pulled from Monday's agenda.
In other business:
— New policy approved.
The school board approved a policy on teen dating violence.
The policy defines teen dating violence as a pattern of behavior in which a person threatens to use physical, mental or emotional abuse to control another person who is in a dating relationship with the person, where one or both person are 13 to 19 years old, or behavior in which a person uses or threatens to use sexual violence against another person, where one of both persons are 13 to 19 years old.
Under the policy, any district employee who becomes aware of such an incident occurring in school, on school property, at school-sponsored activities or in any school-provided transportation must report it to the principal or a school social worker as soon as possible.
Administrators will then coordinate an investigation and will recommend appropriate discipline.
— Trip to France approved.
The board approved a spring trip to France to be made available to all Central High School students.
The trip allows students the opportunity to experience the French culture, to communicate in French, to explore the sights that France has to offer.
The cost for each participant is $3,737.
— Trip to Costa Rica approved.
The board approved a spring trip to Costa Rica to be made available to all Central and Centennial students who demonstrate a strong interest in languages, cultures, and history.
The trip allows students the opportunity to experience the culture of Costa Rica, to communicate in the language of the country, and to explore the country's sights.
The cost for each participant is $3,250.
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German Russian Conference for the
150th Year of Remembrance of the Diocese of Tiraspol
March 7, 1998
Ornbau, Germany
With Bishop Dr. Walter Mixa, Eichstätt, Germany
and Bishop Josef Werth, Novosibirsk, Siberia, Russia
Ladies and gentlemen, dear German-Russians!
The Bishop of Eichstätt and we, the organizers of the Referat Weltkirche, want to extend a warm welcome and wish you all the best for the new year.
We relay special greetings from the Apostolic Administrator in Novosibirsk, Joseph Werth. It is of great importance to him to remember the founding of the Diocese Tiraspol 150 years ago. He wants to do this at the grave site of the two former bishops of the Tiraspol diocese, Franz Xaver Zottmann and Josef Alois Keßler, who are both buried in the Franconian city of Ornbau. He wants to invite you all to these festivities.
The Diocese of Eichstätt welcomes his desire because it is the home diocese of Bishop Franz Xaver Zottmann. Preparations and organization for this day of remembrance were made by the Referat Weltkirche of the diocese of Eichstätt in close collaboration with the town and the pastoral office in Ornbau.
All inquiries, registrations and information are to be directed to: Referat Weltkirche, Luitpoldstraße 2, 85072 Eichstätt, tel.: 011-49-8421-50678, fax: 011-49-8421-50609.
As we unfortunately have only limited knowledge of locations of present German-Russian residents, we ask you to support us and extend this invitation to Catholic German-Russian brothers and sisters. If it is possible for you, publish this invitation in the proper newspapers and point out the registration deadline. Thank you for your support.
We hope that this German Russian conference will be a memorable event.
We are already now looking forward to meet Bishop Joseph Werth and all of you at the grave site of the two Bishops from the Volga, Franz Xaver Zottmann and Joseph Alois Keßler.
Father Joseph Schmidpeter
Referent für Weltkirche
Diözesebeauftragter für Weltkirche
Dear countrymen and friends,
The history of the Tiraspol diocese is closely tied to the history and the fate of the Germans from Russia. In 1848, it was established for Catholic settlers as the Diocese Cherson by the Dnjepr River and transferred to Tiraspol in 1852.
The first bishop, Ferdinand Helanus Kahn, chose Saratov on the Volga where his successors lived until 1917, as residence. In 1914, the diocese comprised 350,000 Roman Catholics of whom 90% were Germans with 100 pastoral offices and 179 priests. The pressure of the Russian government in WWI against the Germans, the hardships, famine and then the persecution of Catholics in the Soviet Union led to the disintegration of the diocese.
We want to remember this short yet turbulent time in the history of the church and to invite you because many gave their lives as witnesses of their faith and for being German. The last bishop, Joseph Aloisius Keßler, died in exile "cast out from the pastorate and the homeland" because of Bolshevism.
Looking forward to meeting you in Ornbau,
Fr Eugen Reinhard
Beauftragter der deutschen Bischofskonferenz für die Seelsorge
an katholischen Rußlanddeutschen
Referat Weltkirche
Father Joseph Schmidpeter
Luitpoldstraße 2
85072 Eichstätt, Germany
German Russian Conference
in Ornbau, Germany
on March 7, 1998
9:15 am "Bishop Zottmann: his life, his work"
- Lecture by Prof. Dr. Ernst Reiter, Eichstätt, Germany
- Where: Pfarrkirche
10:00 am Special service with
Bishop Dr. Walter Mixa, Eichstätt, Germany
Bishop Josef Werth, Novosibirsk, Siberia, Russia
11:30 am Procession to the cemetery in remembrance of
Bishop Franz Xaver Zottmann and
Bishop Josef Alois Keßler
2:00 pm Opening words
"150 Years Diocese Tiraspol"
Lecture by Pastor Peter Macht
3:45 pm "The Diocese of Novosibirsk Today"
Slide program by Bishop Joseph Werth
5:00 pm Festivities conclude
Our thanks to Father Eugen Reinhardt, SVD, Sekretariat der Seelsorge für die Katholischen Rußlandduetshen, Postfach 1303, Bishof-Kindermann-Straße 3, 61463 Königstein, Germany, for sharing the information about this historic event commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the Diocese of Tiraspol.


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BATON ROUGE, La., Jan. 28 (UPI) -- LSU led wire-to-wire by just enough to top visiting 11th-ranked Kentucky 87-82 Tuesday.
Johnny O'Bryant led the Tigers (13-6, 4-3 SEC) with 29 points and Shayon Coleman and Jordan Mickey both scored 14.
O'Bryant went 12-of-20 from the field and LSU shot 50.8 percent from the field compared to Kentucky's (15-5, 5-2) 43.8 percent.
James Young paced the Wildcats with 23 points and Dakari Johnson came off the bench to rack up 15 points. Aaron Harrison scored 14, saving his best for late in the game with three 3-point buckets in the final minute of play.
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New York morning radio personality and bassist Jeff Foxx releases his debut CD Sunset Drive. Playing with such noted artists as Al Jarreau, Chaka Khan, Isaac Hayes and Roy Ayers, Foxx has patterned his R&B/jazz styling after Tower of Power and Earth, Wind and Fire.
"Any Way Up" is a chance for the keyboards of Damon Upshaw to shine through. Foxx's bass stylings come through on "Sunset Drive" and saxophonist Rodney Goff is on this up tempo drive as well. Goff changes on this are excellent. Vocally, the album is held together by two vocalists, Corey Fillmore and Mitch Matlock. On "If You Look Into Your Heart," Fillmore is superb. Fillmore's vocals are smooth.
When releasing a solo album, you need to surround yourself with players that will not only keep up with you, but deliver the message you want to achieve. Sunset Drive has both of these. Drummer Kevin Bennett holds everything together, especially on "Any Way Up." It does not hurt as well to be surrounded by people who have had success in the song writing and production business. Jeff Foxx collaborates with Bernard Belle, who has over seen hits for Michael Jackson and Bobby Brown. The last track, "If You Look Into Your Heart," is an instrumental of the previously named version. This track could possible be the outstanding track on the whole album.
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We all have laptops and wired connections in our classrooms.
So the question is how difficult would it be for the school to introduce a voip solution for about 50 teachers and set it up so each teacher gets allocated credit from a central admin?
I would ask the IT guy but he is pretty hopeless and it would be easier to go to him with a solution. We wouldn't even need phone in capabilities.


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DL Wrestling: Lakers take 2nd in section
Peaking at the perfect time, the Detroit Lakes wrestling team came up short of earning a state berth in the Class 2A meet after falling to Perham 36-26 in the Section 8-2A championship in Thief River Falls Saturday.
The Lakers were coming off of two impressive and close wins over Fergus Falls 34-31 in the quarterfinals and Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus in the semifinals by the score of 33-22.
The No. 3 seeded DL squad wrestled the top-seeded Yellowjackets even in the title match, but Perham keyed its victory by winning from 160-pounds to 220.
"I was very pleased with the kids' effort, I thought they wrestled outstanding all day," said DL head coach Rob Ullyott. "I didn't think bonus points came into play, it just came down to the close matches, in which we came up short in a few of them."
The Lakers led 20-15 after Parker Jackson recorded a 23-8 technical fall on Jacob Monson at 145 pounds and Jarett Nosal picked up a big 4-3 decision over Collin Nietzke at 152.
But after that, the Yellowjackets went on a five-match winning streak, which included two pins and three decisions.
"We knew we had a battle on our hands against Perham and it pretty much went the way we had it down on paper beforehand," Ullyott said. "It was close all the way through."
The Lakers avoided early elimination in the quarterfinals, thanks in due to freshman heavyweight James Huwe, who stuck Otter Taylor Tenner in 3:17 to secure the 34-31 victory.
Trailing 31-28 heading into the heavyweight bout, Huwe needed to gain some bonus points, since neither team knew how the tie-breaker was going to fall.
The match was scoreless after the first period and Huwe took the up position in the second period and eventually was able to turn Tenner for the pin.
"James was certainly favored in the match, but it's always hard to gain bonus points, especially in the heavyweight class," Ullyott said.
The Lakers faced Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus in the semifinals, the same team which defeated the Lakers just a week ago for the Mid-State Conference championship and the No. 2 seed in the section.
But things went differently Saturday, as Luke Payne scored a big win at 120 with a 7-5 decision over Nate Adkins, while 182-pounder Jeff Gailfus recorded a takedown with one second left for a 5-4 upset win over Justin Mackenthun.
"We got the wins where we needed them and I thought it was our best dual of the season," Ullyott said.
The Section 8-2A individual meet will be in Fergus Falls Friday and Saturday.
Laker results
Section 8-2A team tournament in Thief River Falls, Saturday, Feb. 16.
Detroit Lakes 34, Fergus Falls 31
106 Tyler Bellefuille (DL) major decision over Nathan Hilbrand (FF) 12-4
112 Payton Jackson (DL) decision over Spencer Sikkink (FF) 6-1
120 Abbot Aho (FF) fall over Marcus Jaskens (DL) 4:37
126 Tyler Giza (FF) major decision over Luke Payne (DL) 11-0
132 Nathan Francis (DL) decision over Ben Schindler (FF) 5-2
138 Zach Baker (DL) fall over Joe Wedll (FF):14
145 Parker Jackson (DL) fall over Jake Antrim (FF) :12
152 Jarett Nosel (DL) fall over Justin Buss (FF) 1;!8
160 Dane Ringquist (FF) decision over Brandon Dahring (DL) 4-3
170 Walker Heinen (FF) decision over Jeff Galifus (DL) 6-4
182 Gus Makovsky (FF) decision over Jason Griego (DL) 3-2
195 Abram Aho (FF) fallover Kavon Schumacker (DL) 1:56
220 Tommy Weaver (FF) fall over Cameron Fitz (DL) 1:32
Hwt James Huwe (DL) fall over Taylor Tenner (FF) 3:17.
Detroit Lakes 33, Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus 22
106 Anthony Philipson (PL) major decision over Tyler Bellefeuille (DL) 12-4
112 Brandon Mager (PL) fall over Payton Jackson (DL) 1:46
120 Luke Payne (DL) decision over Nate Adkins (PL) 7-5
126 Trisiton Rubner (PL) decision over Logan Twigg (DL) 10-5
132Nathan Francis (DL) decision over Nick Gravdahl (PL) 8-2
138Zach Baker (DL) major decision over Jace Loge (PL) 14-6
145 Jackson Parker (DL) technical fall over Trevor Johnson (PL) 20-3
152 Drey Loge (PL) fall over Cole Hegg (DL) :35
160 Jarrett Nosal (DL) decision over Osmund Miller (PL) 3-1
170 Brandon Dahring (DL) decision over Kyle Jordan (PL) 10-8
182 Jeff Gailfus (DL) decision over Justin Mackenthun (PL) 5-4
195 Jason Griego (DL) fall over Cadel Roeder (PL) 3:12
220 Cameron Fitz (DL) decision oer Kurt kent (PL) 4-0
Hwt Jared Adkins (PL) decision over James Huwe (DL) 3-2.
Perham 36, Detroit Lakes 26
106 Tyler Bellefeuille (DL) fall Gage Paurus (PER) 2:27
112 Sam Pirrotta (PER) fall Payton Jackson (DL) 2:31
120 Chase Curtis (PER) dec Luke Payne (DL) 2-1
126 Nathan Francis (DL) dec Jake Guehna (PER) 7-0
132 Josh Werner (PER) fall Logan Twigg (DL) 3:07
138 Zach Baker (DL) dec Luke Sailor (PER) 5-4
145 Jackson Parker (DL tech fall Jacob Monson (PER) 23-8
152 Jarett Nosal (DL) dec Collin Nietzke (PER) 4-3
160 Brady Sazma (PER) dec Brandon Dahring (DL) 3-2
170 Cole Schmitz (PER) dec Jeff Gailfus (DL) 4-3
182 William Parks (PER) dec Jason Griego (DL) 6-1
195 Gio Garcia (PER) fall Cameron Fitz (DL) 3:51
220 Cody Nyladner (PER) fall Mike Renteria (DL) :58
Hwt James Huwe (DL) fall Jesse Bucholz (PER) 1:22


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Smartphones are taking over. A new study by Strategy Analytics[1] shows that more than 1 billion people are now using smartphones in their daily lives. That's more than 1 in 7 of everyone on earth.
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It's never good news when a couple who has been together for a number of years decides to end their marriage.
Gwyneth Paltrow announced on her website that she and Chris Martin are undergoing a "conscious uncoupling" which is a nicer way of saying they are getting a divorce.
The two met in 2002 and married about a year later. They have two young kids and are all currently on a family vacation in the Bahamas.
So far. this has started out as an amicable split and we hope it remains that way.
Perez and Carson also talked about Chris Martin and Gweneth Paltrow separating, another Johnny Weir update, Sean Combs changing his name again, O-Town reuniting, more tattoos for Justin Bieber, Backstreet Boys touring with Avril Lavigne and of course Perez congratulated Carson on his growing family.
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- Gwyneth Paltrow & Chris Martin Release Separation Statement
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POLICE say clothing found in the search for missing North-East student Matthew Jordan does not belong to him.
A pair of jeans and socks were discovered over the weekend as dozens of people searched an area of the Lake District.
Mr Jordan disappeared from Bowness, near Windermere, Cumbria, in the early hours of March 27.
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The 20-year-old Teesside University student, from Nunthorpe, near Middlesbrough, was out with friends when he was last seen.
The items of clothing were found separately in woodland about two miles from Bowness. They were understood to have been wet, but were not on the shoreline of the lake.
About 80 people - many family and friends from the North-East - turned up to help in a huge search party around the Windermere area on Saturday.
The search was continued today (Sunday, April 6) and police thanked the public for their help.
Detective Inspector Furzana Nazir said: "I would like to thank everyone who has volunteered their spare time over the past two days to help in our search for Matthew.
"Everyone who has turned up has been very motivated and keen to be out looking and searching in the wet and cold weather conditions.
"Their support has helped us to search a vast area in awful weather conditions and this is really appreciated."
She added: "Yesterday, some items of clothing were found, police have conducted initial investigations and can confirm that they believe the pair of jeans found were not Matthews.
"Our search today has been focused in more rural locations, including the shoreline, however nothing significant has been found."
Det Insp Nazir said there had been reported sightings.
"Members of the public have continued to phone us and we have had two possible sightings of Matthew in the Lakes area, however these sightings have been investigated and I can confirm that these were not Matthew," she said.
Mr Jordan is described as 6ft tall, of medium build, with dark brown hair. He was last seen wearing a navy long-sleeved shirt, jeans and grey pull-up boots.
Anyone with information should the call the 101 non emergency number or Missing People in confidence on 116 000.


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Specs for the Geeksphone Revolution were confirmed earlier in the month. There was also some talk about the pricing and availability, however those weren't being confirmed at the time. Flash forward till today though, and those missing details have been shared. The Geeksphone Revolution will be available for purchase beginning on February 20th.
The price will be €239, which is close to the earlier estimates. If you remember back, it was said the Revolution would be selling for a bit more than €200. This means the handset will be selling for roughly $325 in terms of US dollars.
Otherwise, as we had already known, the Geeksphone Revolution will be a dual-boot smartphone that is powered by an Intel processor. In this case that means the handset will be running Android, and Mozilla's Boot2Gecko, aka, Firefox OS. The specifics for the processor have it listed as a dual-core 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z2560.
Specs for the Revolution include a 4.7-inch IPS LCD display, 4GB of internal storage, microSD card slot (with support for cards up to 32GB), 1GB of RAM, a 2000 mAh battery, 1.3 megapixel front-facing camera and an 8 megapixel rear-facing camera with LED flash and 1080p HD video recording at 30 frames-per-second.
Of course, the basics such as WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0, AGPS, 3.5mm headphone jack, and microUSB for charging can be expected. And lastly, the folks at Geekphone have the Revolution sitting with the following in terms of network connectivity.
- HSPA/WCDMA: 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100MHz
- GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900MHz
- HSDPA up to 21Mbps / HSUPA up to 5.76Mbps
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Discussion in '1911 Forums' started by tango44, Jan 5, 2013.
The only metal things I season are my iron cookwares.
Great,.....another "lube pissin match"
I once ran a Springfield GI for 500 rounds using only KY.
As for the current issues CLP, I'd rather use a lube that doesn't
smell like rotten tuna!
Current Break-Free smells like dead fish now? What gives? It used to smell pretty good.
Yes.. Nothing special, I use Ballistol when I want to go green it has some actual useful properties.
Frog lube is gimmicky .
A guy i used to supervise is now a weapons troop on Gunships.
He told me about it......could get the stock class
I use a mixture of 50/50 walnut oil and tiger semen. Of course it is a bit difficult to get the walnut oil. do you know how hard you have to squeeze those nuts to get the oil out?
Really folks, this obsessive society we have created is just insane "the perfect gun lube"? Get real. how many m-1s have you ever seen that were actually worn out on the bearing points as opposed to throat erosion? Most of the grease used in WWII was no more than axel grease.
Getting overly concerned about the lube is like worrying about which camo pattern is best for your Underoos.
But my lube had shown by the laboratory to be 0.01% better than the other lube!!!
We're not talking about lubricants for the Mars Rover or the Space Shuttle here. It's just oil folks. Pull some off your dipstick or out of a bottle in the garage. It will work just fine as a lube.
Breakfree/FP10/Miltec/Slip2000 etc. The all work, they all work pretty good. Try one and if works you're set. If it doesn't try something else. For me FP-10 works as the best CLP, it just seems to keep pulling out crud forever when it soaks. For lube I like Slip2000 but honestly anything sitting on the shelf works. In a SHTF situation axle grease and used engine oil will probably far exceed the needs for most modern firearms.
I will keep it simple and will stick with FrogLube.
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For what FrogLube costs you could almost buy a lifetime supply of FP-10 and Slideglide.
I got a tub of slide glide for free, ill probably use that forever. But damn, frog lube smells AWESOME
a quart of Amsoil 10W30 is $9.55 and will last probably 20 years.
I use Mobil one SYN. 20/50 in my Harley. What is left in the bottles when I do an oil change I drain into a smaller bottle. It works as good as anything I've ever used. I call it HOG Lube. I've used it on everything from a Kel Tec P3at to and M1 Garand and a whole lot of pistols and rifles in between. I've used other lubes and greases but always seem to return my HOG Lube.
lets not get off topic here. the OP's question is...."How often do apply the paste treatment to your 1911's?"
and not "what lube do you use"
OK Sorry ....Never.
Don't use it.
Little bit of Amsoil and ATF never hurt nobody.
I'm maybe a little on the overkill side, but I heat the weapon with a hair dryer, lube it up with the grease on a toothbrush and, after firing, I wipe her down till clean with the Froglube solvent, then heat her and repeat, just not using as much. I use the liquid on the rails.
It is a 1911 not a grand prix engine
Def on the overkill side