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Friday night's hockey game was a duel between the first- and second-place teams in the Southern Professional Hockey League.
Tonight's rematch between Louisiana and Fayetteville will be between teams tied for the lead.
Brian Elser, the first shooter on the ice, was the only one of 10 players to beat either goalie in a best-of-five shootout. His score gave Fayetteville a 5-4 shootout victory, helping the FireAntz improve to 19-10-2. The IceGators dropped to 19-8-2, and both teams have earned 40 points.
Fayetteville goalie Marco Emond (14-8-0) swatted away or gloved all five IceGators' shots and looked completely at ease doing it. But that, he said, is the benefit of 15-plus years as a pro.
"One year when I was in the UHL, we didn't have overtime, we just went straight to shootout," Emond said. "I think we played 17 of them and I won 14 - so I'm comfortable with it."
The ending was a fitting end to a well-played game between the league's best. Fayetteville's Josh McQuade extended his SPHL goals and scoring lead with two of the former and three of the latter. Elser and Bobby Reed also scored in regulation for Fayetteville.
Rob Lawrance had a pair of goals for the IceGators, including one at 9:52 of the third period that tied the game at 4. Neither team could find the net during the five-minute overtime as Emond and his counterpart, Riley Gill, were in shutdown mode.
In the shootout, Fayetteville exercised its option to go first. Coach Mark DeSantis picked Elser because "he just deserved it. He's got a great shot, the ice was getting bad and I know he can shoot the puck."
Elser said one quiver by Gill provided him with all the opening he needed.
"He's a good goalie," Elser said. "I just got him to shake a little bit - got him to open up the 5-hole."
And there's where the game-winning goal went, right between Gill's knees.
Then it was up to Emond to hold on, and he did with a veteran's cool.
"Unbelievable," DeSantis said. "Nothing bothered him. It's unreal. . You don't want to go into a shootout - you want to win it outright - but that's why you want guys like Marco."
The IceGators had won the two previous meetings between the teams, with both coming on their home ice at the Cajundome in Lafayette, La.
"It was the same as at our place: one-goal games," IceGators coach Kevin Kaminski said. "Both teams have got the right chemistry and both teams got very good goaltending. When you're playing for first place, you expect it to be a tight game. .
"They won the close game tonight. I'm sure it'll be the same way (Saturday) night."
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Keep Highlands County Beautiful Chairman Mark Delaney (from left) thanks Charlie Wall on Tuesday morning for recycling in Sebring. Keep Highlands County Beautiful and S.P. Recycling are working together to encourage people to recycle during a ÔCaught-In-The-Act' Awards Program.
click any photo to view this story's photo gallery published: Wednesday, November 14, 2012 Going green comes with rewards for local recyclers By SAMANTHA GHOLAR SEBRING -- A few local residents who happened to be going about their normal routines got a surprise Tuesday morning as they checked an everyday chore off their list. Keep Highlands County Beautiful partnered with SP Recycling Southeast for the year three of the annual "Caught In The Act" awards program. The program is in its first year in Highlands County and is off to a great start leading up to the America Recycles Day on Thursday, Nov. 15. Tuesday morning, Keep Highlands County Beautiful Chairman Mark Delaney and SP Chairman Graceann Henderson surprised local recyclers while they were dropping their items off at collection points. At Max Long Recreation Complex, Kelley Larabee and her son, Connor Elwell, were tossing in phone books and cardboard boxes. A second recycler, Shirley Ness, joined in on the action just a short while after to discard her items. The second location for the Caught Recycling campaign was the collection site behind Lakeshore Mall. There, spouses John and Kay Barber were unloading their recyclables in a hurry. "We use this location and the one up near Walmart," said Kay. "We've always recycled." James Lyon and Charlie Wall also were caught at the Lakeshore collection site. Both men said that they use the site for their items on a regular basis. Highlands County's most-used collection site -- in the Winn-Dixie parking lot across the highway from Walmart -- was busy Tuesday morning as several residents brought the recyclables by the trunk-full. Jan Vogel, Katie Fitzimmons, Shirley and Gordon Stamets, Antonia Benibanonde and Alfred Jenkins each were surprise winners of the campaign. The avid recyclers each were awarded a certificate, a News-Sun subscription and a Walmart gift card for their dedication to keeping Highlands County beautiful. Former Keep Highlands County Beautiful chairman Christy Reed was present to assist with the campaign and explained the current recycling process in Highlands County. "This isn't exactly user-friendly. You have to separate the items yourself and then haul it over here. The bins are old and the county does run into some problems. I know that they have had this process in place since 1990," said Reed. Single-stream recycling, which has recently begun in Avon Park, is the easiest way for people to recycle. Residents are given one size garbage can, usually between 64 and 92 gallons, where all of their recyclable items may be placed. The cans are brought to the street, just like normal garbage pick up, and taken to the landfill. Once there, the recyclable are separated and taken care of accordingly. Sebring City Council president and Keep Highlands County Beautiful board member John Griffin said that the county is working on possibly changing things. "The county is looking into it changing it. They're working on getting a new recycling program," Griffin said. In the meantime, recyclers new and old may do what they can to achieve the goal of keeping Highlands County clean. The "Caught in the Act" will continue through Thursday, awarding those who are doing their part in recycling all over Highlands County. Small Banner Ads |

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"But especially for France, on the brink of losing its AAA credit rating and now the junior partner to Germany, this is a famous political victory. President Nicolas Sarkozy had long favoured the creation of a smaller, "core" euro zone, without the awkward British, Scandinavians and eastern Europeans that generally pursue more liberal, market-oriented policies. And he has wanted the core run on an inter-governmental basis, ie by leaders rather than by supranational European institutions. This would allow France, and Mr Sarkozy in particular, to maximise its impact."
Considering that at least 23 countries are planning to get involved in that "core", I'm not sure that point is very valid. Yes, the British won't be part of it, but for the rest, all of the "Scandinavians" will be except possibly for Sweden, and all of the Eastern European as well except for Hungary and possibly the Czech Republic. It's not a core, it's basically the EU minus the UK.
You say:
"Yes, the British won't be part of it, but for the rest, all of the "Scandinavians" will be except possibly for Sweden, and all of the Eastern European as well except for Hungary and possibly the Czech Republic."
I wonder... 'all' the Scandinavians, except, well, the Norwegians (not EU-members), the Icelanders (ditto), and 'possibly' (probably) not the Swedes (their economy is working quite nicely, thank you, and they don't want to join the Euro).
So I guess you are taking about the Danes? Is that the 'all' of the Scandinavians that you mean? Or are you also including the Finns, since they are sometimes included in Scandinavia, although Finnish is not a Scandinavia language? So, the Danes, and maybe the Finns? Possibly the Swedes?
Not that these are important countries at all. Financial sound, loaded with oil and hydro-power... hardly worth bothering with, really.
"all of the "Scandinavians" will be except possibly for Sweden" - Well, not Iceland or Norway, since they are not in the EU, maybe not Sweden based on what the politicians say; and maybe not Denmark - based on what the people say despite the politicians. Which leaves who exactly?
Increased links with Scandinavia may be Britain's best interest, based on geography, attitudes and history, energy resources, fisheries etc. etc. Plus it would interestingly spike the SNP's guns...


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Mandy Straus is looking for a distraction. She's quit her job and escaped her lecherous boss, it's Friday, and for once, she doesn't want to be a good girl. A drink and a lay is what she wants to knock out her dull sense of routine. Leather-and-denim-clad Dan Sawyer fits the bad-boy image Mandy hungers for. He likes his women fast and easy. Though Mandy isn't prepared for his gritty speech and steamy moves, she goes with the burn of attraction she feels. One night soon turns into a weekend. However, there is more to Dan than meets the eye. Can Mandy find it in her heart to forgive him for the secret he harbors concerning her? Is it possible for a bad boy and a good girl to have a future? Excerpt Mandy Straus slung back another shot of vodka and slid the glass to the bartender. "Fill her up," she said and tapped her hands on the bar. Tonight was special. In the last five years since leaving high school, she'd been working for a lecherous snake of a man who'd done nothing but hit on her and make her uncomfortable. After all this time, she'd stood up to him in front of his wife and told him to keep his wandering hands to himself and to stick his job up his ass.
"You're looking a little out of sorts," Bill, the barman, said.
"Not at all. I'm out of a job, but I don't have to deal with sexual harassment anymore." She raised her glass and gave him a salute. Mandy intended to get pissed, maybe do something completely out of character like screw the first man she saw. At least a man she could stomach first thing in the morning.
"I'll get you another one. On the house this time," Bill said to her. Mandy gave him a dazzling smile and flipped her long hair over her shoulder. The straight brown locks were a nightmare to keep tidy but she loved having long hair. When she sat on her bed brushing out the strands, the motion gave her a sense of peace not many people could find.
Bill came back with her drink.
"Thanks." She took sips rather than knocking it back. Mandy glanced at the reflection in the mirror and wondered what the hell she was going to do. Yes, she'd quit her job and felt liberated for her trouble. What was she going to do about work?
A commotion behind her made her turn around. Bill cursed. There wasn't anything of interest that she could see, and she went back to her drink.
"Tonight's going to be a fucking nightmare," Bill muttered.
Sighing in frustration, she turned back to the scene. A large man stood just inside the doorway with his arms folded. Tattoos ran up and down both arms, the muscles the same size as her legs combined. He looked cocky, arrogant and dangerous. All three were a combination she despised in a man. Having no interest, she spun in her seat and drank down her shot. Bill stood near her, glaring at the man.
"What's with you?" she asked.
"He causes trouble wherever he goes. A biker. A thug and a pain in my fucking ass," he growled.
"Never seen him before."
"That's because you're a good girl and never come to this part of town on the rowdiest nights. Give it a few hours and you'll see. Dan Sawyer is a royal fucking pest. I hate the summer. Brings all the fucking criminals out." Bill handed her another drink and walked away.
He's so dramatic.
Intrigued by the man who'd gotten to Bill, Mandy grabbed her drink and walked over to a booth in the far corner. She wasn't up for company, and it gave her a decent view of the room. Men and women danced to a country tune as other groups played pool or drank beer. Bill had been right. She didn't go out on Friday or most of the days that were high-risk for social interaction.
Growing up in a family with three older brothers and two prettier sisters, she'd felt like an outcast. Being the late arrival in the family, she'd never felt a part of it, as she didn't achieve as much as the others. Most of her family were high achievers who craved respectability of the highest order. Even though her family did everything to include her. She wasn't designed to crave attention as they did.
The only outrageous thing that happened in her family was with her oldest brother, Rick. He'd disappeared a few years back with one of his friends—she couldn't remember his name - only to return and settle down as best as he could. They'd stayed in touch via letters, and she recalled sending him some pictures to help him with his travels. That was the extent of her family's blackened name.
Most of the time, she was happy to lay back, read a good book, and let the world go by. The lecherous boss had been the only interesting thing to happen to her. She sighed and took another sip of her drink. The effects of the alcohol were warming her from the inside out. However, Bill had also been a good friend to Rick, and she'd seen him water down the strong liquor with water.
At least he didn't charge her the same rate as a full shot.
"Stupid," she muttered to herself.
"What's stupid, darling?" Dan Sawyer asked from his position against the booth where Mandy sat. He must have moved closer while she was away with her own thoughts.
"Nothing," she said. Putting the glass to her lips, she tossed the contents back with a flick of her head as if she had nothing better to do than get drunk. Without asking permission, Dan moved into the seat opposite her. His presence invaded every corner of her quiet booth.
"What are you doing?" she demanded.
He didn't say anything and just stared, making her uncomfortable. Mandy glanced around the room, but everyone seemed oblivious to her. Even Bill.
"I wanted to come and sit with a gorgeous woman."
She ignored him and made to vacate the booth. Dan reached over and grabbed her arm, stopping her from leaving.
"Don't go," he said.
"I don't want you here," she said.
"I don't want to go anywhere else." The hand holding her arm moved down in a caress to entwine their fingers. "Your skin is so soft."
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"I don't think we're averse to making sequels. I just think we haven't had a real mega breakout hit. If Brutal Legend had done five million copies we'd probably still be working on Brutal Legend 2 right now. It would have been a slam dunk for EA to immediately sign it. So, I wouldn't rule it out but there's still this passion and hunger to make new shit here that I absolutely love. Tim is so good at attracting really creative talent. These four games – they're so different, they're so creative, they're so out-there, and they don't come from Tim. They come from the brains of other people who are here at the studio. And that's super-cool, so I'd hope we can keep doing that." – Iron Brigade project lead Brad Muir to Eurogamer on the possibility of sequels in Double Fine's future.
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Let's talk about the debate over public workers' unions it's now in the spotlight after Wisconsin governor Scott Walker's recall election victory.
And today on FOX News Sunday Republican Indiana governor Mitch Daniels said.
There is a place for unions in the private sector but organized labor and government should not -- There is -- I think a fundamental problem.
With government becoming its own special interest group force -- Recycled in the politics to elect from compliance and friendly politicians -- an unending circle and ultimately.
There is not really -- bargaining in those situations because government sits on on both sides of the table.
Joining me now as he does every Sunday morning the anchor FOX News Sunday Chris Wallace Chris great to see you.
Good to be -- Jamie does the governor make the case.
Well he's -- A dad makes his case very strongly -- and I I was surprised because.
You know he's been one of the guys long before Scott Walker ever took -- -- starting in 2000 by his first day in office.
Mitch Daniels eliminated the collective bargaining rights for state workers and he's done a series of -- since -- And as he was -- -- -- as I said are you saying that you don't think that there should be public worker unions and he said yeah that's exactly what I'm -- and his basic point.
His basic point is that you you get the public workers.
A year and their unions and they help elect people cop who then are beholden to the unions and they're negotiating -- them for their benefits and that's why says that -- setting.
On both sides of the table now we also spoke with two top union leaders ahead of -- National Education Association.
The biggest union in the country it's obviously the teacher's union as well as the top official.
Of the AF of LC IO.
And they say look these public workers do an awful lot they provide great services and you don't balance budgets on their backs.
You know obviously you're -- people are gonna have different sets of opinions I said but you know that -- one of the cases I guess I -- with them -- the for all the talk about Wisconsin's San Jose California the democratic mayor of San Jose California Jamie.
Supported a worker -- voter initiative they voted to cut.
Government worker pensions because they couldn't keep all their fire houses open all the time they had to close them on a rotating basis they had built four new library is.
And they couldn't open them because I didn't have the money to operate them as a lot about that in a way to get the revenue.
And and did that -- lady -- the deputy chief of staff the end of the bell said.
Raise taxes on the wealthy.
You know I don't want you to give away the whole show.
But it's great that you're -- I don't fired up it was a good shot and I totally agree I think it's so interesting that governor Daniels took the approach he did in his state and then we saw the -- called victory.
For Governor Walker do you think before our we wrapped.
Other states will have to take that approach as they -- -- bankruptcy.
Well that that's the point it is -- -- a matter of politics so let's go after the unions it may have that effect.
We had the problem is.
And this is something I learned -- taken preparing for this state governments 01.
Trillion dollars one trillion dollars to public pension funds and and health care.
Obligations through so you know at a time when -- because of the economy.
Their budgets are getting squeezed they can't keep fire houses up and I can't open libraries.
And -- 01 trillion dollars in these obligations.
Yeah -- something's gotta give.
Now at some point you gotta balance your budgets have we aren't home certainly aren't Chris great to see you have a wonderful Sunday and it sounds like an awesome show.
Thanks so much -- And for more of Chris is exclusive interview with Indiana governor Mitch Daniels tune into FOX News Sunday it airs today at two and 6 PM right here on Fox News.
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Is it just me or does Thanksgiving seem like a distant memory already? We were once again blessed with spring-like temperatures that make putting up light displays a joy -- and as we all now see -- a thing of beauty, as well. They are beautiful. Big or small, holiday light displays always make us smile. In fact, it was so lovely out early this week a walk through my Madison neighborhood left us smiling quite broadly by the time we returned home. Thank you, everyone!
Christmas is rounding the bend at a rapid pace, so get your list out and check it twice. Shopping local galleries and art shows is a win-win-win situation for you, the artist and the recipient. Remember to keep it local every opportunity.
All too often art is just thought of as a one-dimensional piece hanging on the wall. It can be so much more. It includes sculpture, jewelry, painted silk, wood carvings, ceramic works, fabric and more. It can be functional/wearable or solely ornamental. Wall hangings include a huge variety of media, as well: oil, acrylic and watercolor paintings, plaques, quilts, mixed media and photography.
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If you are lucky enough to have some free time over the holiday, put it to creative use. Get your work finished and ready for the 2013 art shows. Valley Art Center and Geauga Park District have deadlines looming just a few weeks away. Details coming up.
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The Art Gallery, 4134 Erie St., Willoughby, opened an exhibit of Cleveland native Brian Jones during last weekend's Holiday Stroll. It will remain on display through December.
"I am so enthusiastic about this show." Gallery owner George Anne Trembour said. "Brian Jones' work will be at The Art Gallery for the Christmas holidays. Anyone who is not familiar with Jones' work is in for a treat. It is a celebration of color and content. His subject matter is eclectic -- figurative, floral, landscape, still life, houses -- all done in Brian's unique style. He celebrates life with his art and brings joy to the viewer."
The gallery also has an exciting bead corner for those looking to create their own jewelry -- or beaded ornaments. Learn more by calling 440-946-8001 or emailing email@example.com.
Valley Art Center
The Valley Art Center, 155 Bell St., Chagrin Falls, kicks off its 2013 gallery season by embracing the "Many Moods of BLUE." We know it by so many names: azure, beryl, cerulean, cobalt, corporate blue, cyan, indigo, navy, sapphire, steel blue and more. It evokes feelings from melancholy to euphoria -- blue speaks to us. This should be an exciting show. Be a part of it.
Artists can submit their "BLUE" artwork -- all mediums will be considered -- but only through their www.valleyartcenter.org. Just click Calls To Entry. Entry deadline is Dec. 30, and up to 5 pieces may be submitted. The show will open with a reception on Jan. 19 and hang through March 7.
Contact the gallery director at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 440-247-5803. Stop in and check out the Bell Street Shop for some unique holiday gifts.
Geauga Park District
Geauga Park District hosted its first "discARTed" exhibit in 2009. It showcased more than 100 artists and 200 pieces, attracted thousands of visitors and focused awareness of sustainability and recycling. The show will be on display at the West Woods Nature Center in Russell Township Jan. 26 through March 31.
"The discARTed show is a challenge to the community to think outside the trash can," said Special Events Coordinator Teresa Runion, "utilizing cast-off materials in the creation of decorative and functional artwork. Works created from recycled materials are carriers of memory, containing vestiges of their former function into the new art pieces."
Drop off your entry enter the show between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Jan. 10 or between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Jan. 11. For guidelines or to enter, go to bit.ly/gpdspecial or pick up an application at the nature center. For more information, contact Runion at 440-279-0882 or email@example.com.
Entry forms are available online or in person. Stopping in person gives you a chance to shop the "Art takes a Bough" show. The West Woods has been adorned with handmade nature inspired ornaments -- on sale now. An open house, auction, and reception will be from 6 to 9 p.m. Dec. 13.
Lori Diemer
Lori Diemer is a freelance professional photographer from Willoughby. But many will remember her as I do -- an award-winning set designer at the Fine Arts Association in Willoughby. She is a wonderfully fun and interesting person, and she brings those qualities to her passion for photography and travel via Lori Diemer Photo Tours LLC.
Her groups are limited to 10 travelers, and they are already signing up for her 2013 destinations: Jekyll Island and Savannah, Ga., March 2 to 8; the Oregon Coast, Aug 11 to 17; and Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, Sept. 22 to 28.
She offers photographers the opportunity to experience the joy of travelling for the sole purpose of taking photos -- at the best time of year to be there.
For more information, call 440-942-0604 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Check out her work at www.loridiemer.com.
Gallery One
Gallery One, 7003 Center St., Mentor, is hosting an exhibit by the award-winning artist/children's book author Dean Morrissey through December. Morrissey was honored with the task of selecting the winners of the "Cold Nose -- Warm Art" art competition for youth ages 4 through 18 from more than 150 entries. Entries will remain on display through the end of the year.
He unveiled his new original paintings, gicl�e canvases and Santa Claus prints as he played Santa to many passing out the awards to the contestants. Top honors went to Grand Prize winner Morgan Adler, who was awarded a $100 cash prize.
Praising the kids' efforts and encouraging them to continue their artistic pursuits, he admitted the difficulty in choosing the winners among so much talent. He added that they should take pride in having their work n display alongside many long established artists.
Said Gallery One President Alan Brown, "We were amazed by the quantity and impressive quality of the work these kids produced. The kids beamed with pride to see their artwork hanging throughout the gallery with prize ribbons on each piece. Along with the kids and their parents and teachers, everyone at Gallery One is looking forward to next's year's competition."
Clancy, Gallery One's rescue dog and official "Patron of the Arfs" is an 18-pound Lakeland terrier and served as the inspiration of the event.
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She's a Virgo like Mimi?Originally Posted by sunnysnow
I guess so? Her birthday's on the 29th of September.Originally Posted by Guo Xiang
Anyway, Ady just updated her sina blog. She looks lovely in the flowy dress. She has just finished recording her album and has flown to Qingdao to continue the filming of her latest series, "Super Mates".
For candid shots, go here. Click on the green button located on the upper left of the page to choose whatever event pics u wish to view. There are pics of her during her interviews, an event with Zhou Xun (where she looks lovely) and pics taken while filming "White Robe of Love" with Dylan Kuo and "Super Mates" with Hu Bing.
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Originally Posted by sunnysnow
OH thanks!. Somehow i got the vibe that ady was spunky in her life. weird.. how come she is rich.. yet she has lil connections getting good roles.
btw, I don't want to sound skeptic.. but her album is already done? Sounds a bit rushed.. i wonder how quality is
Nope, actually... she's a Libra, like me. lolOriginally Posted by Guo Xiang
But thanks for translating those articles for us, sunnysnow. I never knew that Ady came from a rich background! It certainly doesn't seem like it... she also never struck me as the spoilt, bratty type either. She seems so down-to-earth in interviews and photos.
I'm glad that she has discovered the errors in her ways though... you're right, she really does sound a lot like her character YueRu.
As for the release of her new album... *sigh* all I have to say is that I'll be keeping my fingers crossed.
Yep. I just realised that, when Sunny said her birthday's on 29th September. ^-^Originally Posted by sugarcane
Actually I dont think Ady comes from a very wealthy family. It's probably more like middle-class or upper middle-class type of family.Originally Posted by sugarcane
A pic of Ady with Raymond Lam from one of the recent series she did.
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I am not sure.. don't quote me on this, but all I see Ady is just having a maid who cleans the house ( pretty common in china and hk). Lots of girls in AMerican, middle class or higher, can't cook either. Therefore, I don't think she was a daughter of a tycoon
Wow Ady and Raymond in a seires together, that is hot ( But my favorite is Ady and Dylan ). Can you tell me what series this is and what kind of relationship does Ady have with Ray in the series?Thanks!Originally Posted by sunnysnow
The series is called "New Breath of Love". According to sources, there will be a love triangle between Raymond, Ady and Tammy Chen. Ady is 2nd lead though.Originally Posted by hillaryphan
Which prolly means Ady won't get Raymond in the end >_>;Originally Posted by sugarcane
As for Ady being spoiled, I think she probably just came from well-off parents, but her family didn't have THAT much money and more importantly, they probably didn't have as much reputation. Otherwise, she wouldn't always be getting these second female leads, since her family's reputation would get her lead roles.
Siigh it seems like Ady never gets the happy endings...oh well, we don't know for sure yet. But I'm still excited she's working with Raymond!
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Don't know who Raymond is...
Well, if she was a spoild child it's not really her fault right?
Yes, Raymond's a pretty decent actor...now if only the series is one of those which the second female lead gets a happy ending as well, but well..i doubt so since she's not the female lead whereas Raymond is the male lead..2nd female leads normally dont end up with the male lead.Originally Posted by Sparky
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That's true, since the male and female lead have more scenes together, and whenever male lead and second female lead end up together, it's always like the male lead feels forced...do you know who's second male lead?Originally Posted by sunnysnow
Yeah, I guess you can't really blame her, since you can't decide what kind of family you grow up in. Like if your parents have always hired someone to cook for you, then you never get the opportunity to try it for yourself. Anyway, it doesn't really matter how spoiled you are to begin with, but as long as you are open-minded, that's enough!Originally Posted by Little-Swallow
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The second male lead is Alex Fong but his character likes the female lead, played by Tammy Chen.Originally Posted by Sparky
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HOnestly., it would feel weird that Ady is gonna end up with Alex.. cause he does play her father in Flying fox.
btw, Ady can be spoilt.. but it seems that she is working her way up.. not BUYING her way up ( least she doesn't make it too obvious)
I don't think Alex's character has any relation with Ady's.Originally Posted by Sugar
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When will she get to be lead actress again?
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She's lead in her current series, "Super Mates".Originally Posted by resident:alien
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Joining me to discuss the president's agenda for the next four years is a key Republicans senator Roy Blunt.
Vice chair of the Republican conference and senator welcome back to Fox News on that could be what -- you just heard David -- lay out the president's goals and approach for the next four years how do you think his new combat madness.
Is going to work.
-- seems like.
It's a lot like the old -- additional member -- the president said during the campaign that you can't solve problems from inside Washington.
There's only one kind that can actually lead in Washington and a way that can can find a solution to big problems and that's the president and I'm I was surprised this week to see him.
A transition his campaign committee into an all on go mean.
Campaign style effort to have an impact on the Washington debate because it doesn't seem to me that the last of the first term would be that that worked out very well when.
They are our problems are big but they're not necessarily all that complicated everybody.
Has a pretty good sense of what has to happen and I'd like to see the president take advantage of the second term.
And divided government a good time to solve big big problems but to make -- the White House argument senator that you congressional Republicans have done everything you can down.
To block his agent.
I just I think the good the greater historic argument would be that he has really done much to advance a specific agenda he speaks in general.
Terms he likes the exactly border approach a whole lot better than the legislative approach and you really.
I can't get all that -- with executive orders you've got to get you've got to legislate and you've got to legislate realistically you've got to realize you don't control the entire congress it takes.
Three Kennedys to get a bill passed into law.
And you've got to come up with something.
That -- Democrat house they were Democrat.
Senate a Republican House and the White House -- at the end of the day before.
Are you just continue to kind of patch things together in ways that don't come up with real solution you talk about this -- transitioning.
His campaign machine to an advocacy group.
What about the idea that -- -- outside game he's gonna reach out to voters go over your ads.
And put pressure on him.
I just I don't think there's any reason to believe from looking at the last four years at that produces much of -- result it might produce a stale laid it might get the president reelected.
But he's not running for a third term.
So we need to forget about.
Let the politics of this I think and and look at what we can do to move the economy forward look at what we can do -- Helped create private sector jobs look at what the federal government can do.
It in the international -- to protect Americans.
At home and abroad and and I think that takes a cooperative leadership effort.
With the congress -- the president seen at least I think a couple of times.
And and members of the house and senate seen this movie on Lincoln in the recent movie on Lincoln the less than that movie I think was.
For one hard things get done they get done because a president.
Decided he was gonna do what was necessary to get them done in that -- got -- realistically look.
At the world do you live in in the Washington you've been given by the American voters to work with -- well let's talk about some of the specific items that are going to be on your agenda.
What do you think of the new house Republican plan.
To pass a short term extension of the debt limit till April.
And in the meantime incest.
That the senate pass a budget or all of you lose your -- Well I I think all of us losing our -- if we don't pass a budget is the right thing to do I'm for cutting spending so just passing a budget.
Isn't quite enough but at least it's a step in the right direction if you want your credit counselors and I can't pay my bills.
Your credit counselor wouldn't say well that's deceased people just extend your credit limit your credit -- would say what are you gonna do to try to pay your bills in the future.
And a budget is a big step toward doing that one of the frustrations -- -- of the last three years -- man.
And no budget per year not a single appropriations bill on the senate floor and now another tool comes -- the debt ceiling was so we don't use that tool either.
Apparently we don't use any tool it takes to.
-- get our credit situation where it needs to be -- passing a budget.
Would be a big moment and I'd like to see us do that well.
Let's talk about a couple of the tools that you could conceivably use.
And that raises the question when should Republicans make their stand on spending cuts some people are assigning.
Do it on March 1 when the automatic sequestration cuts -- billion dollars for this next it would.
Would would kicking and and that you use that as an opportunity to demand big spending cuts others would say march 27 when you run out of money.
And the government would shut down.
Is there a point there that you see when you think congressional Republicans house and senate -- site right here is what we're gonna demand serious -- Well I think all three -- points and two you mentioned and then later either right now at the end of February or we -- -- the end of April.
The debt ceiling itself they all become moments to talk about spending sequestration.
Is we we need to stop the spending we need to reduce spending.
But it be better if we could figure out how to do that that targeted way resident -- the board way.
The worst way to make spending cuts to disable we -- out we can't decide how to cut and he thinks we're gonna cut everything just a little bit.
That's not the right thing to do and hopefully we cannot find a better solutions sequestration in the armed services committee and other places.
Let's talk.
About another item on the agenda you have an -- rating from the National Rifle Association and this week you accused the president.
Trying to are wanting to try to take away our constitutional right when it comes to the right to bear arms mr.
Obama says.
That he is protecting other rights take -- look.
That most fundamental set of rights to life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness fundamental rights that.
There were denied to college students at Virginia attacked.
And high school students a column by an elementary school students in new -- those rights are at stake.
Were responsible.
Can you support.
A measure that would limit the size of these high capacity clips that hold thirty rounds -- -- hundred rounds can you support a universal background.
It lets see what they come up with in terms of the specific proposals.
Certainly at Newtown.
You know what an incredible tragedy for every family involved for that community I've got to.
Second grade -- I've got grandchildren about that age it was was a terrible thing -- those spam which frankly will never recover from.
But let's talk about changes that would've done something about that.
Sold for I don't I don't see that you know Connecticut's the hardest -- one of the hardest places in the country to get a weapon but this young man had weapons but what else -- this young man it.
He had the middle -- problems any head history of problems with security officials as all of the cases the president mentioned.
Did have but how -- we share that information better a list do things will make a difference here rather than than take one more opportunity to go -- -- old agenda.
We had.
Bans on things for a decade that didn't seem to make any difference at all.
But during that same decade.
Our our willingness -- share information about middle of problems our willingness to share information between security officials and police officials.
All declined.
Let me ask -- about this question of sharing information polls indicate.
90% of Americans 90% of Americans and agree that the sun's gonna come up tomorrow.
90% of Americans agree with the idea of universal background checks if you have this concern about who's buying the gun and it wouldn't of help.
Because -- the momma bought the -- a new town.
But what's wrong with the idea of the screen to find out whether or not someone trying to buy a gun under any circumstances.
Hasn't criminal record as a mental.
I think we ought to talk about and the one thing I don't think you wanna prevent -- two guys who live next or from each other side and they wanna trade shotguns -- on -- while they're talking about going hunting next week but let's look at that NC we -- Had proposals before that I voted for in the congress that didn't get a majority that would have tried to deal with some of the loop holes I think.
A gun owners are generally for that but you've got to have a proposal but works that doesn't.
Create the the problem people not able to.
To have due to the of firearms as they'd like to have you know the Second Amendment is there it is part of the constitution and you can't just decide.
He -- avoid the constitution.
Because you've come up was some reason that the constitution no longer works you have to come up with a real proposal presented to the congress.
And haven't done in a realistic way.
You know that the majority leader the Democrat majority leader of the senate says that he doesn't believe they'll be gun legislation on the senate floor so this is not a Republican vs Democrat thing this is -- what can reasonably -- be done.
And I think we this a moment we can do something about mental health about information sharing -- about.
Background checks and other things -- well but it has to be a plan that could possibly work for the present we'll get it done.
-- it's here's who we got about thirty seconds left and wanna ask you one last quick question your member of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Is the opposition to the nomination of Chuck Hagel as secretary of defense is -- opposition beginning to -- Well you we saw at least one senator row last week make a statement senator Schumer but I -- -- a lot of people rally did join him and say it -- good enough for Schumer it's good enough for me I think a truck Eagles got some questions to answer.
One of those questions going to be out wise at that position you held in the past about -- Iranian sanctions about.
Our support for Israel no longer appear to be your positions.
I'm gonna meet with them of this week and then the committee I'm sure in those hearings I'll have some questions there as well and look forward to the chance to talk about what he would do he's gonna have a lot to say about our national defense for a long time.
As the secretary of defense at this time if he becomes secretary of defense senator -- thank you thanks so much for coming in always a pleasure to commodities with him.
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Spanish Centennial fiesta for UA Homecoming
Monday, November 4th, 2013The University of Az Spanish Dept. in the College of Humnanities is celebrating 100 years of teaching & learning about the Spanish language. Join them in this fiesta on UA Homecoming weekend (Wildcats vs. UCLA Bruins on Nov. 9)
2:00 p.m. – UAAA Collegiate Showcase on the mall
3:30 p.m. – Poetry Center Open House & Student Film Screening
6:00 p.m. – FIESTA! at El Charro Café
2:00 p.m. – UAAA Showcase on the mall
"How Pedro Almodóvar Conquered Hollywood"
Join Dr. Malcolm Compitello, Head of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, for a lively discussion about the evolution of the work of Spanish film director Pedro Almodóvar. Learn how this quirky, self-taught devotee of cinema went from underground filmmaker to global film icon. This presentation is part of the UA Alumni Association's Homecoming Collegiate and Campus Showcase.
3:30 – 5:00 p.m. – Open House & Student Film Screening at the UA Poetry Center
Día de los Muertos – Altars & Elegies ExhibitVisit the Poetry Center and take part in a community El Día de los Muertos display. On-site activities for all ages, refreshments, and free tours of the building will be available throughout the afternoon. Also, watch fun short-films from the Department of Spanish and Portuguese student film festival.
6:00 – Fiesta at El Charro Café Downtown
Are you a Spanish alum? Join us as we celebrate 100 years of the UA Spanish Department. Toast the department on this special anniversary alongside fellow alumni and faculty. Enjoy a fresh taco bar, live music, and an unforgettable fiesta in the colorful courtyard at El Charro Café Downtown. Tickets are $20 each (cash bar) and registration is encouraged at: https://uafoundation.org/NetCommunity/2013homecomingspanishcentennialfiesta
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From the moment my husband and I entered Lucy & Louise Paint the Town, we knew we were going to have a unique and fun date night! The atmosphere was welcoming with bright, festive decor while upbeat music played in the background. We settled-in with a set of brushes, an apron tied on, a glass of sparkling lemonade and a blank canvas resting on an easel. Bev, the owner/artist of Lucy & Louise Paint the Town, led us through a series of steps to create the featured painting, which was a Christmas tree for our class (or we could choose to paint whatever our hearts desired). As we painted the night away, we were entertained by Bev's southern charm, funny stories and encouragement that we would see our own individual creativity blossom on the canvas. When our artwork needed to dry, we enjoyed a break to shop at Lucy & Louise Atelier and mingle with the other painters. By the end of the night, we gathered for a group photo with our whimsical paintings, new friends and fun memories captured forever. We highly recommend this new, inspiring experience for a date night, girls-night-out, or just a treat for your own soul! Once you try it, you'll soon be Painting the Town along with us and starting a collection of masterpieces!
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Very cool new place, used to be the old tex-mex bar, but the new owners cleaned and polished it up and now its just a really cool neighborhood bar. Nice liquor selection and a really chill place. Not much on tap, but the bottle beer was abundant. Karaoke on a Monday Night was packed (probably because of the contest) Highly recommend this place
I'm a member of SF and really appreciate that all of their strains are the same low price. Being on disability, I am able to get great medicine and not have to worry if I have the 3-5 extra bucks for "something better". I have so many favorites at SF, and I don't feel limited due to my income.
I have visited a dozen other MMJ dispensaries in the area and have proven time and time again, that overall, SF is the place for me. I always feel safe, secure and they are always on top of their game when it comes to the legal side of MMJ.
The thing that I respect the most about SF is that their prices, quality, and patient care speaks for itself. They don't rely on 'free pre-rolls' filled with - 'God only knows what.....' to market themselves. There's no big blow up "weed-guy" waving around in the wind as if to say, "look at me"!
I foresee a wonderful future for not only SF, but for it's members and patients. From one MMJ patient to another, at least give 'em a try- do it for yourself!
Best dispensary in the Springs!
I moved to Denver from the Springs a couple months ago, but I still go to the Springs for certain things I haven't found in Denver. Some people might think it's odd, but I really like my mechanics and Green Earth Wellness. I'll focus on Green Earth Wellness; I know you don't care where I get my truck worked on. You might be interested in a dispensary that I am willing to drive an hour each way for. The quality of people, service, and excellent products have yet to be matched by any of the dispensaries I've been to in Denver. Querkle, Bubbleberry Green Crack, Super Silver Haze, and Headband were just a select few of their robust selection that I have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know a little better. Every time I turned around in the shop, I saw some new stash of edibles; gelato, cheesecake, soda, chocolate, hard candy... it would get ridiculous if I kept going. The best selection I've seen, and I've been in nine or ten dispensaries in the past two weeks, if that says anything. So, I drive, but it's worth it.
Best bubble tea in town! Friendly service and it's great place to bring your laptop to get some homework done or sit around and talk with friends.
Fantastic prices, especially kids books.
I get five to ten books here for the price of one at other used bookstores.
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Incredible prices. I love the quirky feel of this place. I could spend all day browsing! Love the new store kittens!
Absolutely the best place for spicy Organic Fair Trade Chai downtown. They are one of a handful of places in Colorado Springs serving Boulder's freshly made Bhakti Chai and they do it right. When Tony say it's guaranteed to put fire in your belly, believe him. Their Chai keeps me going all through the afternoon.
Make that unanimous! From calling them to walking out the door with a big dumb happy grin on my face, they treated me like I was their only customer and they were quite busy at the time. Great selection of items. Excellent quality. A 100% positive experience. 5-Star. I don't need to go anywhere else, this is how I like to do business.
I'm a big fan of Garden of the Gods Gourmet. Love their take-home soups, breads, and Curry Chicken Salad. I recently tried their "Dinner with the Chef" and had a wonderful evening enjoying food prepared in the kitchen by Chef Larissa. The food was wonderful and the price was very reasonable. You have to make reservations in advance, but I would highly recommend it to others.
The girls who work there do not practice identity theft. The employees are just practicing the rules that the owners put in effect. They take your license when you open a tab 1. as more of a safeguard that you will not walk out on your tab. And 2. so they know its you using your card! They write down your ID number and state of issue when you close out to prove that they were diligent and assured that it was the owner of the card making purchases, and to cover their backs so, if a customer has a few too many drinks and disputes the bill the next day/days later, they have proof that they did indeed make the purchase. You should be happy that they go to such lengths to PROTECT you from identity theft.
Aside from that, its a great and entertaining place! Always a good time!
Most of my current wardrobe was purchased here over the years and I still love all of it! Timeless fashion!
one of the best toy store in the US and I've been to tons!!! Great people, no name brands, just good clean fun!!! And the staff is super helpful!
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The city of Philadelphia is an important part of the Temple Law School experience. Students' academic programs are enhanced daily by the cultural and intellectual life of this beautiful and vibrant city. And Temple students are not alone in this experience - with 300,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in 80 regional colleges and universities, Philadelphia boasts the second largest student concentration on the East Coast.
Philadelphia is an ideal place to pursue a career in the law. The city is home to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, state appellate and trial courts, and numerous federal, state, and municipal agencies. As the fifth-largest metropolitan region in the country, Philadelphia is a thriving legal marketplace with countless law firms, a robust municipal government, and hundreds of other legal employers. In addition, Temple students are able to take advantage of the network of more than 6,000 alumni who live and work in the five-county area.
Despite its size, Philadelphia is a very livable city and enjoys a rich diversity of residential neighborhoods, many of which function like small towns with their own character, architectural style, schools, parks, restaurants, and shops. There's no better way to experience Philadelphia than to walk through the streets of this "city of neighborhoods." From the cobblestoned streets of Society Hill to the cosmopolitan lifestyle of Rittenhouse Square, the easily navigable grid and compact blocks of the downtown area make Philadelphia a walker's delight.
In Philadelphia, it's also easy to leave the city behind without ever leaving the city limits. Outlying neighborhoods like Chestnut Hill and Mount Airy offer the ambience of a country village, and Fairmount Park provides more than 10,000 acres of lush green meadows, wooded hillsides, and sparkling waterways. The city supports a thriving bike culture as well as safe, scenic routes for joggers, runners, skaters, and equestrians.
The city is also known for its vibrant cultural and social life. The Avenue of the Arts serves as an anchor for the city's rich offerings in theater and music, while restaurants and clubs abound in Center City, Society Hill, Manayunk, and on the Delaware waterfront.
Philadelphia is also a major sports town, boasting a wealth of professional sports teams including the Phillies, Eagles, Sixers, Flyers, and a new major league men's soccer team, the Union. The city also supports a wide variety of community recreational leagues for athletes of all ages and skill levels.


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It is located in the interior of Spain, in the centre of the Castile-León region. The capital is the city of Valladolid, which is also the regional capital. This is the setting for the Easter Week religious processions in Valladolid, declared of International Tourist Interest, and the city also hosts a well-known film festival, the SEMINCI International Film Week. The province of Valladolid is also famous for being a land of castles. There are over 30 in total, including the castles of Peñafiel, Íscar and Medina del Campo. Valladolid is also an outstanding wine-producing area: as well as the famous Ribera del Duero wines, there are four other wines with the local Designation of Origin. The gastronomic specialities include a range of stewed pulses, sweet confectionery and wild mushroom dishes.


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The Journal of Spatial Information Science (JOSIS) is an international, interdisciplinary, open-access journal dedicated to publishing high-quality, original research articles in spatial information science. The journal aims to publish research spanning the theoretical foundations of spatial and geographical information science, through computation with geospatial information, to technologies for geographical information use. [More about JOSIS...]
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Ara Tooamnian, Lars Harrie, Ali Mansourian, Petter Pilesjo | 43-58 |
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Robert E. Roth | 59-115 |
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Web and Wireless Geographic Information Systems | Comments | ||
Sergio Di Martino, Adriano Peron, Taro Tezuka | 117-118 |
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Using trend clusters for spatiotemporal interpolation of missing data in a sensor network | Comments | ||
Annalisa Appice, Anna Ciampi, Donato Malerba, Pietro Guccione | 119-153 |
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King Peter II State Funeral Oplenac 10:00 Sunday 26 May
King Peter II State Funeral Oplenac 10:00 Sunday 26 May
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander and the Royal Family announce that the State Funeral for His Majesty King Peter II, Her Majesty Queen Alexandra, Her Majesty Queen Maria and His Royal Highness Prince Andrej will take place at 10:00 Sunday 26 May, 2013 at St George's Church Oplenac, Serbia where the Royal Family's Mausoleum is located.
HM King Peter II was buried in the Saint Sava Church Monastery Libertyville Illinois, United States.
HM Queen Alexandra was buried at Tatoi Palace Royal Cemetery near Athens, Greece.
HM Queen Maria was buried Royal Burial Ground at Frogmore, which adjoins Windsor Castle United Kingdom.
HRH Prince Andrej was buried in the cemetery of New Gracanica Monastery, Third Lake, Illinois, United States.
The Remains of Their Majesties King Peter II, Queen Alexandra, Queen Maria and Prince Andrej were repatriated to Serbia and are now in the Royal Chapel of the Royal Palace at Dedinje.


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Teachers and other educators will tell you that working in schools is one of the toughest jobs around. And while plenty of other career fields have been subjects for reality shows, the school setting is one that has not been explored too much, save for Tony Danza's stint teaching in Philadelphia schools. Enter Oprah Winfrey, whose network sent cameras to a New Orleans high school that struggles with academics and violence. In 2012, John McDonogh High School got a complete overhaul in its administration and curriculum. Steve Barr, described as an "education maverick," had transformed a similar school in Los Angeles and hoped to do the same. The series will show how it won't be easy for the staff to execute the new vision for the school, all while dealing with the normal teenager woes and community pressure. Saturday, 9 p.m. OWN
Speaking of reality shows, this is the Discovery Channel's highest-rated series. It's about a group of miners who try to find gold in Alaska. This special goes behind the scenes to see how it all happens. Friday, 8 p.m. Discovery
Kevin Hart has been getting buzz for his satire series on BET, "The Real Husbands of Hollywood." He'll host this week's show with Macklemore & Ryan Lewis as musical guests. Saturday, 11:30 p.m. NBC
In the Season 3 finale, the city experiences a blackout because the mayor (Kyle MacLachlan) didn't pay the bills. According to IFC, the show will pay tribute to "Lost" in depicting the aftermath. Bill Hader from "Saturday Night Live" is a guest star. Friday, 10 p.m. IFC
If you're a fan of Larry Hagman and "Dallas," take note. Monday will be Hagman's final episode on the rebooted "Dallas." If you've fallen behind on Season 2, you can watch all episodes so far at dallastnt.com and through the TNT mobile app.
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Former President Bill Clinton spoke at El Dorado High School's sixth annual Academic Signing Day. The ceremony recognized El Dorado-based Murphy Oil's $50 million scholarship fund, and more than 300 seniors who will take advantage of the generous tuition scholarship. The scholarship director says over the past five years, the Promise Fund has paid out $8.5 million in tuition costs for nearly 1,000 El Dorado High School graduates.
The drilling term "frack" could use an image makeover, according to a new study by the LSU Public Policy Research Lab. Research Michael Climek says the word "fracking" significantly impacted how survey respondents viewed the process, both in terms of safety and whether the state should encourage it.
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BUIES CREEK - Tonisha Baker scored 17 points, and Kiera Gaines barely missed a triple-double as Campbell took an 85-54 win over Columbia (S.C.) in women's college basketball Monday.
Gaines, a sophomore, scored 11 points, grabbed a game-high 11 rebounds and had a game-high eight assists in just 20 minutes as the Camels improved to 6-2. She and Baker were the only Campbell players in double figures.
Krystal Morrissette and Deidre Price led Columbia (3-7) with 14 and 10 points, respectively.
The crowd of 2,905 on Campbell Education Day was the second largest to watch a Camels women's game in Gore Arena.
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