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On April 30 detectives with the Yadkinville Police Department arrested Albert Barron Kimber, II, age 26, of Yadkinville on charges of robbery with a dangerous weapon, possession of firearm by felon, breaking and entering, felony larceny and kidnapping.
Kimber was the focus of an armed robbery investigation at the Yadkin Business Center Sweepstakes, located at 953 South State St. in Yadkinville that occurred on April 25.
Forsyth County Sheriff's Office additionally charged Kimber in connection with an unrelated robbery and home invasion that happened on April 29 in Forsyth County.
Yadkinville officers executed a search warrant at Kimber's last known address at Pine Valley Apartments in Yadkinville on April 30. Detectives with the Forsyth and Yadkin County Sheriff's Office assisted with the search.
Kimber is currently being held in the Yadkin County Detention Center under a $175,000 secured bond awaiting an appearance in the Yadkin County District Court.
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John Hannigan of Summerville is a native New Yorker and he couldn't pass up a chance to see one of his beloved Yankees take the field on Southern soil Tuesday night.
So he grabbed his 15-year-old son, John Jr., and headed down to Charleston to join a sellout crowd eager to see the mighty Alex Rodriguez make a rare Class A rehab appearance with the hometown RiverDogs.
"I'd like to see him hit a home run, but I just want to be here to wish him well on his return to the game," he said. "Of course, being a New Yorker, if he makes an error I'm going to boo him too."
The overflow crowd began lining up outside Riley Park more than an hour before the 7 p.m. game, forming a long ribbon of pinstripes and blue hats with the iconic "NY" symbol. There was even a guy on hand named DiMaggio.
"I even have a brother named Joe," said Bud DiMaggio, who thinks he might be a distant relative to the late Yankee Clipper. "But tonight we're here to see A-Rod."
The 38-year-old slugger breezed into the Holy City with a career full of achievements and a mess of off-field baggage, including reports linking him to an investigation into performance-enhancing drugs. His return to form is also in question following hip surgery, with A-Rod himself acknowledging during a pre-game press conference "I'm no spring chicken anymore."
He didn't do much offensively on the field Tuesday, but the wattage of his star power was evident, from breathless tweets about his lunch at Fleet Landing to the ESPN crew and pack of media that followed him around, chronicling his every move. As one team official quipped: "Charleston hasn't had this much attention from the New York media since we bombed Fort Sumter."
Most of the opposing Rome Braves stood at the edge of their dugout just to watch him take batting practice with fellow Yankee Eduardo Nunez, also on a rehab stint. Season ticket-holders also got a front-row seat to watch A-Rod hit a towering shot over the left field fence before the game started.
Brian and Amy Brennan of James Island don't even like the Yankees all that much, but they showed up nonetheless. "It's A-Rod," Brian Brennan said. "He's a future Hall of Famer and one of the best players in baseball right now."
A few lucky fans, like James Lloyd of Charleston, got both A-Rod and Nunez to autograph baseballs for them.
Lloyd's ball will join a massive personal collection that includes 509 cracked bats from a host of players who have passed through Charleston. He once traded 75 chicken wings to secure a bat from Yankee skipper Joe Girardi.
"You can never tell who is going to make it to the majors," he said.
Kayleb Pinckney hopes to be one of those players someday. His grandfather, Frank Forbes of Summerville, took him to the game to see A-Rod, but 5-year-old Kayleb was quick to trumpet his own stats in his brief career with the Yankees of local T-ball.
"I play all of them," he said when asked what position he plays. "And I throw 45 mph."
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Alex Rodriguez signs autographs Tuesday before his game as a member of the Charleston RiverDogs.×
Alex Rodriguez shares a moment with a fan Tuesday night during his game as a member of the Charleston RiverDogs.×
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez played with the Class A Charleston RiverDogs against the Rome Braves on Tuesday July 2, 2013. Wade Spees/Staff×
Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez suited up Tuesday night for the Charleston RiverDogs during a rehabilitation appearance at Riley Park.×
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez is in Charleston to play for the Class A RiverDogs during his rehabilitation from hip surgery.×
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This is it iMore nation, in just a few hours Apple will be holding the WWDC 2012 Keynote and we'll find out what they have in store for iOS 6, iCloud, and more! So this is your last chance -- what do you want to see from WWDC?
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What do you want to see at WWDC 2012 Keynote?
A new Black Matte MacBook Pro with a retina display but alas, I know I'm dreaming. So, I'll take a nice new iOS 6 beta to try out instead.
I think that I'd like a multitasking overhaul - a bit like the CardSwitcher jailbreak tweak.
Maybe also the SBSettings type switches for Data, Bluetooth etc in the Notification Center.
There's the potential for it and Apple need to be listening to what the Jailbreaking community have to offer,
Widgets widgets widgets, the last big thing iOS is missing. Widgets or bust.
Everything else is just minor tweaks, turn by turn built in, UI re-fresh, notification icon in the statusbar, and a new lockscreen would be nice, how about some more info than just the time and date? User configurable lockscreen widgets would do the trick.
Apple needs to blow me away if they want me to stay..
I don't know why people want widgets in the notification panel, it's for notifications! If it's full of widgets it kind of defeats the purpose, widgets need to be where they belong, on the home/lockscreen, with the iPhone 5 getting a taller screen there's plenty of room for them too.
Maybe widgets will only be offered on the 5 since it will have the larger screen, kind of like this year's Siri, something only the new phone gets..
(You mean after Steve Jobs risen again and smiting the non-believers with his terrible heavenly sword?)
Consolidation and convergence. Mt. Lion is a step in the right direction, iCloud situated better to bring various devices together. Some word about where Apple's next steps will lead. General big picture information.
Better notifications on the iPad. It is poorly done as it stands now. Some type of file system. Siri has been in beta long enough. Fix it.
What I really want in iOS6 is for Apple to make sure programs are able to work with it smoothly, so developers do not have to do a complete rewrite just to make their app work.
On a different note, I -love- my old 3GS. It is always there as the reliable old standby for me to pop in my sim card with an adapter at a moment's notice if I want to go for a 20km jog or daytime hike! Why take out my highly vulnerable 4S? And yet there it lays, 2009 vintage and STILL going to get iOS6, if rumors are true. A little slower, no Siri ... whatever, it can very nearly do everything the 4S can do. It plugs along like a reliable old donkey, and I love it for that.
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IWant iOS 6 beta on my devices today, my developer account expired on the 6th :-/
A mountain lion release would be nice, new macs with USB 3.0, cheaper thunderbolt accessories, document syncing through iCloud on the computer, everything needs to be fluid, iPhone to iPad to pc. Im so excited I could barely sleep.
+1 on cheaper thunderbolt. Right now it's useless.
I want quicker boot/shutdown, easier to manage preference files, get rid of dashboard & launch pad, easier to organize app windows between screens in mission control, revamp idea behind dock, notifacation system idea is A+.
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You are right about my schedule it is very similar to yours. I was off this weekend also and I have to work from Monday to Thursday, off Friday work weekend, off Monday or Tuesday not sure yet. To be honest I really do not like it and I really miss my 12 hours shift. The bad thing about my place is that you have to go to another units because sometimes you have low census . I cannot go yet because I just started there, also the other day the cancelled one of the nurses and it is not fun when this happens. We are having a nice Spring and no tornadoes so far, I hope we do not have any this year. I know that the weather in the north has been awful and I hope you have a great Spring and Summer. Your place seems very busy and I understand that it bothers you that people is calling you for things that the CNA can do. In my place I do not like when I pass medications and then patients start asking for more stuff that takes more time. I work only 8 hours shift and the time goes so fast, and then I have to chart in the computer a lot of stuff. Well, I hope you have a wonderful week and take care. Keep in touch.


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Students from Ashe County Middle School had the opportunity to show off their brilliant scientific minds as the school was flooded with entries for this year's science fair.
"We had a huge turnout this year, much more than we expected," said Kelly Gunderson, the middle school's media coordinator. "They worked really hard and we are really proud of them."
According to Gordon Prince, the middle school's science chair, there were over 200 entries in this years science fair, up from only 15 entries last year.
Students who entered a project chose from one of the three branches of science, which include physics, life science and Earth science. The experiments were based on subjects covered in the sixth, seventh, eighth or ninth grades.
"We had something from all levels and disciplines," said Prince
Each science project was an individual project where each student followed the scientific method to answer a question.
Students posed a scientific question and formed a hypothesis. Then, students tested their hypothesis with an experiment and collected data afterward. The students then compiled results and formed a conclusion about their experiment, said Prince.
After the judges chose a few of their favorite experiments, they called the students in for an interview. During the interview, the students explained the basic scientific principles behind their projects in order to prove they were knowledgeable and, in part, prove they did the experiment themselves.
The first, second and third-place experiments selected by judges were about total dissolved solutions, species of native N.C. wood and the study of granular flow.
Other creative projects included studying how much a parachute would slow down a runner, and how quickly a hamster can navigate a maze when food waits at the other end.
The spike in entries from last year to this year could be attributed to an incentive offered to the students who participated.
The student who took home a first place ribbon will also take home a, i pad mini. Second place earns a student a digital camera and the student who took home third place will receive a cash prize of $25 and free bowling coupons. The other 15 runners-up will receive coupons for food at McDonalds.
According to Gunderson, the funds used to purchase the i pad mini and digital camera was collected by the students themselves with fundraisers like lollipop and magazine sales. The money raised by these drives is fed back into school functions.
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As the 2012 college football season winds down, rumors of head coaching changes around the country become more plentiful.
One of the hottest (and longest-lasting) such rumors is that Derek Dooley's days are numbered as the head coach of the University of Tennessee Volunteers. Dooley is in his third season as the head coach in Knoxville, and the Vols have become an afterthought in college football, going 15-21 with him at the helm.
Dooley became the head coach after Lane Kiffin, currently the head man at USC, bolted after just one season in Knoxville. That practice, leaving a school after just one year, is known as "Kiffining" -- at least in Knoxville, where the locals haven't forgotten.
A poll on GoVolsXtra.com indicates most of the Tennessee fan base is convinced Dooley is gone, with over 83% of voters thinking the university has already made up their mind to relieve Dooley of his duties.
On the same website, an article by John Adams wonders if Tennessee would "Kiffin" another school -- and take a coach who was early in his tenure in his current position. Adams ponders several first-year coaches, including current ASU coach Todd Graham, who already bolted from both Rice and Pittsburgh after one season prior to landing the Sun Devils job.
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Arizona State coach Todd Graham doesn't need a dream to change jobs after a year. He already has Kiffined two programs, first Rice in 2006 and then Pittsburgh in 2011.
After last season, he told Panthers players goodbye via email and rushed off to Arizona State. All he left behind was a nickname: "Mr. All Talk Then Walk."
Actually, he's not all talk. He was 7-6 at Rice, 36-17 at Tulsa, and is now 5-5 at Arizona State, which returned only eight starters and has had four consecutive losing seasons.
If the Vols' coaching search turns desperate � and they're not above Kiffining somebody � Graham could be their guy.
Even if Adams' piece is one-hundred percent fiction, ASU fans knew this kind of talk was inevitable, considering a) the job that Graham has done instilling discipline into a program that lacked it for so long and b) his previous job-hopping track record.
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The SoCon Tournament gets underway Saturday at 10 a.m. as No. 2 Elon takes on No. 3 Furman. No. 1 Georgia Southern faces No. 4 UNCG at 12:30 p.m., and the No. 3 Mocs get their first taste of tournament action at 4:30 p.m. as they square off against No. 2 College of Charleston.
The Mocs go in 23-22 all-time in the tournament with their last win coming in 2007 over Elon. It will be the first time Chattanooga has competed in the tournament since 2008 when it was eliminated 2-3 by Furman, a decade after winning its last tournament title. UTC's 8-8 conference record and third place finish in the SoCon North is its best finish in the league since going 12-6 in 2008.
Chattanooga enters the postseason riding a four-match winning streak, its longest of the season, led by SoCon Libero of the Year and All-SoCon Second Team selection Paula Passmore (Merritt Island, Fla.) and All-Freshman selection Briana Reid (Houston, Texas).
Passmore has been the SoCon's digs leader all season and is currently ranked second in the nation with 6.38 digs per set. The senior earned her second Libero of the Year honor by recording 734 digs on the season, a new personal record since collecting 654 in 2010 when she won her first conference defensive award.
Reid's first campaign with the Mocs was highlighted by six double-double performances as she was named SoCon Freshman of the Week twice over the course of the season. The Houston, Texas native totaled 68 kills, 85 digs and seven blocks in her final five matches.
Senior Christina Teter (Signal Mountain, Tenn.) leads Chattanooga with 259 kills while freshman Sarah Batterton (Colbert, Wash.) follows closely behind with 248 kills. Freshman Julimar Alvarado (San Juan, Puerto Rico) paces UTC with a 2.53 hitting percentage.
Junior Bridget Camacho (Cumming, Ga.) is the Mocs assists leader, averaging 9.99 assists per set. Her 1149 assists during the regular season has her sixth all-time at UTC for assists in a single season, just 28 assists from moving into the top five. Only three other Mocs have recorded double-digit digs in 2012.
"We closed out the season strong," Head Coach Travis Filar said. "I was proud of how we played down the stretch, and now we need that momentum to carry over into the tournament. Getting to Davidson has been our goal all season. We made it and we need to capitalize on our opportunity."
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CHIPPENHOOK Christine M. Barker, 57, died March 25, 2013, at her home.
She was born in Rutland, Nov. 10, 1955, daughter of Wilbur and Marjorie (Trombley) Peer.
She married David B. Barker, Jan. 9, 1977, in Rutland. He died in 2009.
Christine was a homecare provider for Specialized Community Care in Middlebury and Rutland. She was a LNA for Eden Park Nursing Home.
She enjoyed spending time with her family, bingo, gardening, flowers, birds and butterflies.
Surviving are her boyfriend, Terry Leach of Chippenhook; a son, David P. Barker of Chippenhook; a daughter, Darcie M. Allen and husband, Todd of Tinmouth; stepdaughter, Susan Latrell of Middlebury; her loving friend, Jody Rounds of Chippenhook; three brothers, Wilbur Peer of Proctor, Lester Peer of Dorset, and John Peer of Castleton; three sisters, Ellen Simonds of Tyson, and Nancy Shaw and Marjorie Bagley, both of Rutland; three grandchildren, Malarie Allen, and Victoria and Jeremy Latrell; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was predeceased by her husband, David B. Barker; and two brothers, Danny and Richard Peer.
A celebration of life will be held at a later date.
Memorial contributions may be made to RAVNA Hospice, PO Box 787, Rutland, VT 05702.
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When your normal beat is geeking out on snack chips, it's a breath of fresh air (and...uh...fresh breath) to be asked to investigate romantic spots to sip cocktails. I've been living, drinking, and dating in Boston for a few years now and have gathered quite a bit of on-the-ground intel on where it's best to bring a date. Each of these cocktail destinations offers warm lighting, plenty of cozy seating for two, and most importantly, top-notch drinks. More


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Courses: Intermediate French Non Intensive (FRENH003A01)
Fall 2013
The emphasis on speaking and understanding French is continued, texts from French literature and cultural media are read, and short papers are written in French. Students use the Language Learning Center regularly and attend supplementary oral practice sessions. The course meets in non-intensive (three hours each week) sections which are supplemented by an extra hour per week with an assistant. This is a year-long course; both semesters (003 and 004) are required for credit.
Prerequisites: Fren 002 and Dept. placement.
Fulfills: HU +
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Even the word sounds foreboding. Unfortunately, we hear it used every so often to describe the battle undertaken by a neighbor, office mate, grandparent or an acquaintance. Perhaps the most heartbreaking of all is to hear of cancer encroaching on the life of a child. It seems so unfair, forcing that child to set upon a shelf a little bit of his or her innocence, like a well-loved toy, in order to face some unknown bully on the playground.
And when cancer decides to pay a visit to a teenager, well, that is just downright mean. Taking on cancer as a teen requires depending on parents right at the time when that teen is trying to be less dependent on their parents.
Our teenage daughter Lainey was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma last year on March 29, 2011. It has been a whirlwind this past year, involving consultations with doctors, attention from the terrific pediatric oncology staff at Fletcher Allen, chemotherapy treatment, recovery, monitoring, scans, pokes and more tests. Thanks to the ongoing support from our amazing community and family, we have emerged from this experience with Lainey doing well and all of us more appreciative of the simple though precious gifts of love, family, community and life.
We also are incredibly thankful to a remarkable organization called the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Jane and Julie, two volunteers with the Vermont chapter of the foundation, came to visit Lainey while she was in the midst of her treatment and offered her a wish!
The Make-A-Wish Foundation's whole mission is to grant wishes of children with cancer or other life-threatening medical conditions, recognizing the struggles that families are going through. These wishes, tailored to offer a unique experience for each child, is all about giving that child something fun to look forward to. The Vermont chapter of the foundation raises funds from within the state of Vermont by holding events such as cookie dunks and tractor pulls and accepting donations from businesses and individuals.
Since its inception, the Vermont chapter has granted 588 wishes to Vermont children. It hopes to grant over 50 wishes this year. Lainey may very well be one of those wishes. The foundation is granting Lainey's wish of seeing a soccer match in Brazil this August (and learn a bit of kite boarding on the side!). Thank you, Make-A-Wish, for giving Lainey and our family back some time to breathe, relax, heal and have some fun.
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After his victory over both Mike Kyle and early adversity, Andrei Arlovski showed fans that he could not only take a punch, but he can come back and outwork an in-shape power puncher. Arlovski out-boxed Mike Kyle in the main event of there World Series of Fighting 5 main event bout.
After his bout with Kyle, I caught up with Arlovski for a quick word before he retreated to the dressing room to enjoy his victory with his camp.
Adam Conklin: Ive never seen you come in out of shape for a fight, but coming in as a late replacement, is there anything that you wish you had more time to do in your training?
Andrei Arlovski: Oh definitely, more time is sometimes better, and after my jaw surgery I was out for 8 weeks and six weeks I started to do some conditioning and after 10 weeks I started a full sparring camp. Im sure it wasnt enough time and like I mentioned before, I have a lot to work on at the gym. Im happy Im still young and I have a lot of time and a lot of energy and this is most important to me.
AC: Did any strikes that you received tonight bring up pain from your jaw injury/surgery from back in March after the WSOF 2 main event against Anthony Johnson?
AA: No, the surgery [was] fine. My biggest test was when I sparred with Jon Jones. He landed a good left hand and a high left kick right on my jaw. Actually, Mike Kyle landed some good right hands too.
AC: Were you surprised Mike Kyle didnt go for more takedowns after you used your jab so effectively?
AA: Back a few years ago I train[ed] with Mike Kyle on old team at AKA. I thought he might look for some takedowns, but yeah, I was prepared for this. But after like, the middle of [the] second round, he tried to do something like a single, against the cage, but I was confident.
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This patient support community is for discussions relating to Cervical Cancer.
Skin cancer is the most common form of
cancer in Australia. Skin cancer is a disease of the body's skin cells
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Melanoma is the least common form of skin cancer, but the most deadly. If left untreated, melanoma can spread to other parts of the body. Melanoma appears as a new or existing spot, freckle or mole that changes in colour, size or shape. A melanoma usually has an irregular or smudgy outline and can be more than one colour. A melanoma can grow over weeks to months, and can appear anywhere on the body, including areas of the body that aren't exposed to ultraviolet radiation from the sun.
Ultraviolet radiation (UVR):
Anyone in Australia can develop skin cancer but risk is increased for people who:
Yes. Anyone can develop skin cancer regardless of whether or not their skin burns. Although people with fair skin are at a greater risk of developing skin cancer, people with tanned skin are also at risk of developing skin cancer if they do not protect their skin when going outdoors.
No. Any form of a tan which has been obtained from exposure to UVR (from natural or artificial sources) increases your chances of premature ageing and developing skin cancer. People with naturally tanned or darker skin have very limited protection to UVR (roughly equivalent to SPF2 sunscreen) and will still need to protect their skin when going outdoors. Fake tanning products do not offer protection against the risk of developing skin cancer. Some fake tanning products do contain sunscreen, but this will at most only offer protection for a few hours after application of the product.
No. Any form of a tan from UVR (whether from the sun or artificial devices such as solaria) will damage your skin and increase your risk of developing skin cancer.
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No. People of all ages need to regularly check their skin for changes as skin cancer does not affect only old people. In fact, melanoma is the most common cancer for the 15-24 year old age group.
It has been estimated that fair skinned people can achieve adequate vitamin D levels in summer by exposing the face, arms and hands or the equivalent area of skin to a few minutes of sunlight on either side of the peak UV periods on most days of the week. In winter, in the southern regions of Australia where UV radiation levels are less intense, maintenance of vitamin D levels may require 2-3 hours of sunlight exposure to the face, arms and hands or equivalent area of skin over a week . It is important to be adequately protected from the sun, whenever the UV Index is 3 or more and particularly during peak UVR times.
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This creamy and colorful potato salad is always requested for all our summer picnics. It's so quick to prepare, goes with almost anything and is really yummy while still warm—but just as delicious when chilled! —Karen White, Lawrenceburg, Tennessee
- 2-1/2 pounds small red potatoes
- 1/2 cup real bacon bits
- 1/4 cup minced chives
- 3/4 cup mayonnaise
- 3/4 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Place potatoes in a large saucepan and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and cook for 15-20 minutes or until tender. Drain and cool. Cut into wedges; place in a serving bowl. Add bacon and chives.
- In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, mustard, salt and pepper. Spoon over salad; toss to coat. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour before serving. Yield: 8 servings.
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WHITING Tina M. Jerome, 42, formerly of East Middlebury, died Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013, at Porter Hospital, Middlebury.
Born in Rutland, Jan. 19, 1971, she was the daughter of Linwood C. and Barbara J. (McGraw) Kennett.
Mrs. Jerome was a homemaker and enjoyed horses.
Survivors include her husband, Perley J. Jerome of Whiting, whom she married July 28, 2007; a son, Linwood Kennett of Bristol, and a daughter, Tiffany Kennett of Whiting; her mother of Shoreham; 11 siblings, William Corey, Byrene Bower, both of Danby, Wayne Corey of Shoreham, Dean Kennett, Beverly Burch, both of Bomoseen, John Kennett of New York, Belinda Burchard of Middlebury, Mary Beth Hire of West Rutland, Lynn Ann Shea of Granville, Amy Kennett of Florida and Diana Hill of Pawlet; a granddaughter; many nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was predeceased by her father.
There will be no calling hours.
The celebration of her life will be held at a later date in Woodlawn Cemetery in Rochester.
Memorial contributions may be made to Addison County Humane Society, 236 Boardman St., Middlebury, VT 05753.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Sanderson-Ducharme Funeral Home of Middlebury.
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Misty Bagwell — manufacture, distribution of methamphetamine first offense
Jackie Garrison — possession of a schedule narcotic morphine, driving under the influence, possession of a schedule narcotic hydromorphone, possession of schedule narcotic carisoprodol
Edgar Lyons — criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature
Walter Wintrow — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Tyler Martin — contempt of municipal court possession of drug paraphernalia bench warrant, contempt of municipal court simple possession of marijuana bench warrant
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Brittney Thomas — shoplifting $1,000 or less sentence, trespassing after notice sentence
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Terrance Hannah — assault and battery third degree
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Kellie Kepner — hold for North Augusta Department of Public Safety, shoplifting $1,000 to $5,000, hold per National Crime Information Center for Spartanburg
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Sonny Morris — driving under suspension first offense, drugs/possession of other controlled substance in schedule I to V first offense
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Sabrina Smith — harassment/stalking, unlawful use of a telephone contempt
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iMore at Macworld|iWorld 2013: Cupertino
Wednesday morning we high-tailed it over to Moscone West to pick up our Macworld|iWorld media badges -- the big honking necklaces that grant us access to all the events we want to cover for you. Once those were squared away, we ran back to the hotel to edit the photos and videos from the MacBreak Weekly trip.
Once all of that was uploaded and posted, we got on the road and pointed ourselves towards Cupertino. Apple headquarters is about 90 minutes south of San Francisco. Nestled in the small town of Cupertino, it occupies not only what's traditionally thought of as the Apple campus, but now spills over into adjacent buildings and parts of town. That growing lack of space is no doubt a big part of the reason Apple's building a new, spaceship-style mothership.
Visitor's parking was packed, but we caught someone leaving and managed to score a space. Then we dashed into the Company Store.
Picture an Apple Store, and then add to it Apple branded clothing -- shirts, caps, jackets, etc. -- as well as pens and pencils, mugs and umbrellas, keychains and notebooks. Some things are playful "Siri, remind me to wash this shirt", or "This is the most amazing shirt we've ever made". Most just has a single, tasteful Apple logo. The Company Store is the only place in the world where you can get them, so if you're ever in the area and want a piece of Apple-cana, make sure you stop by.
We took the scenic way back, driving along the coast so Martin could take his trademark "The Stance" self-portraits along the beaches and cliffs.
Once back we met up with some fellow bloggers and friends for drinks, then briefly checked out Macworld|iWorld's media reception, then headed off to the Smile party. Smile, who makes TextExpander and PDF Pen was celebrating 10 years as a company.
There were a ton more fellow media types there, but also some longtime fans. Meeting you guys, the people who read and listen and watch and comment and participate, is the absolute best part of Macworld|iWorld and one of the major reasons I love coming to this even in particular every year.
Today the Macworld|iWorld expo opens its doors. Martin and I will be covering it as best we can for you. I'll also be on a panel called iCloud, App Stores, and other Things To Fear: Has Apple Forgotten Power Users? hosted by Macworld's Lex Friedman, with John Gruber, Paul Kafasis, and Matthew Panzarino at 1pm.
Should be a fun day. If you're here, please do say hi. If you're following along, please let me know what you want to see.
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No need to be jealous of his "access". Anyone who goes to the Apple campus can enter the store. It's publicly accessible.
LOL AH! *That's* the kind of access you were talking about. Gotcha. :)
Very cool, is that your first time visiting Apple Headquarters?
No, my third or fourth, I think?
The Apple Company Store is open to the public but only Apple employees can buy computers there. Be forewarned - it's closed on Saturdays. :(


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Shirley Podach, 79, of Fostoria decided balloon kyphoplasty was the best option for her. After falling and fracturing her lower back three months ago, Podach experienced extreme pain exacerbated by her osteoporosis. After going six weeks without treatment, she underwent balloon kyphoplasty performed by Andreshak.
After her surgery, she said the pain she experienced from her spinal fracture and past osteoporosis was gone.
However, not everyone is a candidate for the procedure, Singer said.
"Clearly for patients who have significant pain and pain that is not responsive to nonsurgical management, those who have disability and deformity, and in those where the pain correlates with the vertebral fracture and we make sure there aren't any other causes for the pain, then minimally invasive procedures like balloon kyphoplasty can make a significant difference in terms of relieving pain, improving quality of life, potentially stabilizing compression fractures and increasing function," she said.
Andreshak has performed approximately 2,500 balloon kyphoplasty procedures and estimates about 25 physicians perform the procedure throughout the area.
While the procedure may relieve some patients of significant pain, many physicians have chosen to opt out of it.
Herceg said he no longer performs balloon kyphoplasty, preferring to treat the majority of patients with activity modification, medication and time.
"There are complications that occur with [balloon kyphoplasty]. If you put bone cement next to someone who already has soft bone, there is a lot of thought that it will increase their risk for more fractures than if they never had the procedure," Herceg said.
However the spinal fracture is treated, the underlying problem, osteoporosis, often goes unrecognized.
A vertebral fracture is consistent with the diagnosis of osteoporosis, even in the absence of a bone density diagnosis, Singer said.
"If the bone density is normal but somebody has a vertebral compression fracture, they have osteoporosis, which then makes them a candidate for treatment with osteoporosis medication with pharmacologic strategies, and this is very important," she said.
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Lucy turns the tables on A.J. and Tracy, Connie tries to deal with Johnny, Trey talks to Connie before leaving, and Patrick makes plans with Britt.
At the gym Kristina and Trey argue with Sonny who doesn't want to lose Kristina to Trey. Michael and Alexis defend Trey and support Kristina. Kristina says he won't lose her but gives him an ultimatum. They have a heart to heart and Kristina apologizes. Sonny asks Alexis if she is free on a certain date for them to go visit Kristina and Trey. Kristina is happy and they hug. Michael calls Starr but she doesn't answer. Trey discusses Kate with Sonny and wonders if he should talk to her before he leaves. Alexis and Sonny reflect on the year after everyone leaves.
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Todd Manning unhappily leaves Connie a voicemail and walks in to find Sam breaking into his safe at ME. Carly shows up with security and asks what Sam wants to steal. Sam claims she's looking for Molly's stolen manuscript. Carly interrogates Todd about Connie's involvement and gives him a hard time about wanting to send Sam to jail after just getting her baby back. Sam argues with Carly about the real Todd Manning and Carly argues he is innocent. Sam makes Todd uncomfortable after Carly says she believes him because he swore on his daughter's life about switching the babies. She tells Carly not to let Todd make a fool of her, "Jason wouldn't want that." Sam leaves and Carly explains to Todd he is a friend. Todd asks her out and she accepts.
Michael shows up at The Haunted Starr and finds Starr knocked out. She wakes up and tells him Connie has Johnny.
Connie closes the trunk of her car in the parking garage with Johnny moaning inside as Trey and Kristina show up and startle her. Trey wants five minutes to talk. Kristina hears a noise coming from the trunk.
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