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This is a live, online support and education group for people undergoing treatment at MSK who have school-aged children. The group offers them the opportunity to discuss ways to help their children and teens continue to grow and thrive, share their personal experiences, and provide practical and emotional support for one another.
Discussions are led by a social worker.
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Mada -- Great idea and this has already been in process since before we found out if INDY would be the location. We have one option for discount rooms that will work out best but it all depends on what we find out about our other conference location of choice.
Many of our decisions will be based on number of people attending, how much projected budget we will have (number of people x $100 attendance fee), thus the $25.00 non-refundable deposit to assist in planning. Without knowing how much I have to work with in budget, it's hard to plan. So I must plan carefully and have multiple contingency plans in place to run with depending on the numbers we get.
I have a volunteer working on speakers, I have another working on budget projections for each plan we draw up, I have another working on session materials and the list goes on. We want to give this annual conference as much bang for the buck, so to speak, as we can. We are keeping in mind that most all of our members have experienced a financial crunch of some sort through their experiences with PE (loss of income due to unexpected bedrest, funeral costs, preemie NICU and homecare costs, medications for mother and child, etc).
I know it's cheaper for those from the west coast to book a roundtrip flight to Indy rather than for me to book a trip out of Indy and back to the west coast. (This at least rang true when I tried to book flights two summers ago to WA) I have discount hotel rates from $59.00/night on up to $129.00 (nice hotels!).
We are working fast to get things going but I am really hopeful to see over 25 members sign up for the conference to at least know we have met a break even point of planning.
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Cross Country Teams Still Running
Six athletes to run in Regional Race
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HAMBURG, NY – The Hilbert College men's and women's cross country programs will be sending six runners to participate in the NCAA Division III Atlantic Regional Cross Country Championship on Saturday, November 14. Head coach Jerry Mangan is proudly leading this group of runners to Letchworth State Park for the race; it has been five years since any runner from Hilbert participated in a post-season competition.
Sophomore Amanda Trickey (Clifton Springs, NY/Canandaigua) will be running in her second 6K race of the year on Saturday. She is returning to action after sitting out eight weeks to rest the stress fracture in her foot. Her only other race was the Alleghany Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) championship race on October 31 with her finishing time of 34:43 in the 6K.
Sophomore Paul Coleman (Buffalo, NY/Cardinal O'Hara), freshman Robert Minkel (Hamburg, NY/Hamburg), freshman Jeff Gauthier (Buffalo, NY/Bishop Timon-St. Jude), freshman Aaron Lawrence (Fishkill, NY/Fishkill, Erie Community College), and freshman Pat Lagueras (Rochester, NY/Charles Finney) will be involved in the 8K race and looking to improve their personal bests: Minkel's 29:45.46 (Oct. 17 at CCOC), Gauthier's 34:45.41 (Oct. 17 at CCOC), Lawrence's 34:36.28 (Oct. 17 at CCOC), and Lagueras personal best time was at the AMCC championship (Oct. 31) with a time of 43:35.4.
"All these athletes have been very dedicated to improve their times this fall, even after the AMCC race. I'm thrilled to know they have found running enjoyable and that they want to continue their season," said Coach Mangan.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Hello Joe,
can't see any work displayed...try again
Thank you for responding.I am new at this. I am very frustrated. Do I upload the photo first, than my description.I need to know the sequence .
Also how do I enter the size of photo, it is not prompting me to do so. Please help
Hi John
Welcometo the group. Just touch the icon 2 to the left of the smiley. Looks like a film strip. It will prompt you to upload. You have to change the size in your own program before uploading I think.
Hope that helps....look forward to seeing your work
C&Cs always welcome
Hi Joe, I am sorry you are having a hard time posting. It is as Karen says. Just hit the reply button and a line will appear at the top under description . Press the green square thingy and it will take you to browse. Find the picture you want to post and hit send or whatever your computer says to send. Then just upload your picture. You can write your description before or after you post the picture. Then hit post. Sometimes you have to wait a few seconds for one thing to kick in so be patient. If you continue to have difficulties contact Courtney Jordan by private conversation.
i look forward to seeing your work. :)
Jen C & C's always welcome
I am hoping this will work. It is the fourth time,I think. My entry
10"x 8" watercolor on 140# cold press paper. Photo by Marsha, Still Life. VERY nice photo, As you see I made some modifications. Thank Marsha, Karen
and Jen.
Welcome to ALL MEDIA PHOTO CHALLENGE 43m May 2914
Challenge: Create artwork based on any or all of these photos and themes. Use any medium and any style. Stick to the photo(s) exactly or just use them as a starting point - feel free to crop, change colors, composition, add or subtract elements or take a complete departure. In other words, HAVE FUN and keep painting!
I had a hard time choosing from all the references you sent! 30 plus! Some are saved for another time I tried to get the clearest and most varied ones so please don't be upset if I did not use all that you sent. Someone else would have come up with a different selection! I used the ones you had taken yourselves mostly to show how each of you view our world. So now I hope everyone is well and ready to go! Have fun!
Bonnie took the following pictures.
1. Quebec
2. rose covered cottage, Nantucket
3. Bonnies cat
4. Buttercup
Claudia took the following photos.
4.Dog on Couch
5. Soccer boys
6. Bird houses
Gerri took the following photographs
7.Easter Chickens
8. Lantern
Jen took this.
9. Renaissance Singer
Karen took the following.
10. River in the woods.
Kim too the following
11. Sadie
12. Barber Shop.
Marsha took the following.
13. Boy next door
14. Monarch Butterfly
15. still life.
Nealey took the following.
16. Duck Hunting
Sarah's Daughter Fiona Hermon took the following.
18 Wooden Horse
19. Ballyvaughan
This puffin Photo taken by a friend of Sarah's and we have permission to use it.
20. Puffin
Thunk took the following
21. Shrimp
I forgot this on of Bonnie's
22. Lillies
so there you are. I hope I have sited them correctly. Have fun and thank you all!
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Is this correct. I just need to get this painting posted I send a description latter.
Joseph, VERY, VERY nice watercolor. I especially like the wine bottle.
Charlie Gunn
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Joseph, what a lovely painting! I especially like your use of white highlights and your saturated colors. There is a lot of complex detail here. Lovely!
Comments and critiques are welcomed and appreciated.
Hello Joseph,
worth the effort ...especially like the apple and fruit in the glass bowl.
feel free to make constructive c/c...no digital alterations please
the original painted part is 2.25" x 3.5" inches...I was interested in the shapes created by the stamens so it is not meant to be a botanical interpretation of the lily. The lilies in my garden are still in bud and orange in colour so this one was new to me.
watercolour on HP 5 paper.
Sarah, VERY nice lily.
Sarah, the contrast of light and dark on the stamens is beautiful, as is the combination of gold and violet.
Thanks Charlie and Alex.
You may not like this version!!!! It is on rough paper, mostly wet in wet. Original is almost 7.5"square.
I couldn't resist another attempt...much more of the essence of a lily to me anyway!!
Excellent. VERY good drawing leading to an EXCELLENT painting.
Hi Sarah, I like this! You have a touch of the abstract here, perhaps, but it's lovely.
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Nominee for 2010-11 UNH Jim Urquhart Student-Athlete of the Year
Named AFCA FCS Coaches' All-America...named to A.P. All-America Second Team...Named to The Sports Network/Fathead.com All-America Second Team...named ECAC All-Star...named to FCS All-New England Team...named to All-CAA First Team...served as defensive co-captain...started all 13 games during senior campaign, giving him 50 starts in 51 career games...led team with 6 interceptions, giving him 18 career picks, two shy of school record...tied for team lead with eight pass break-ups...led CAA with 14 passes defended...ranks 10th all-time in UNH history with 289 tackles...amassed 59 tackles (42 unassisted)...returned five kickoffs for 72 yards with a long return of 18 yards...made seven tackles in quarterfinal loss at No. 5 Delaware...had interception, pass break-up and four solo tackles in second-round playoff win at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman...posted eight tackles, all solo, in win at No. 9 Villanova...had one assisted stop and one pass break-up in loss to No. 4 William & Mary...notched six tackles and a pass break-up in inaugural Colonial Clash triumph over No. 12 UMass at Gillette Stadium...recorded interception, pass break-up and five tackles in win at No. 6 James Madison...made five tackles, three solo, and nabbed interception in Homecoming win over No. 11 Richmond...had nine tackles, six solo, and a pass break-up in loss at Maine...Snatched one interception, notched two pass break-ups and made four tackles in win over Lehigh...recorded interception and two tackles in loss at Rhode Island...had five tackles and a pass break-up in loss at Pittsburgh...credited with two tackles in season-opener versus Central Connecticut State
Played in all 13 games...had a tackle in 12 of 13 games...ranked fifth on the team in tackles with 76 (49 solo, 27 assisted); the 49 solo tackles ranked second...seven games with 5+ tackles, including a career-high 14 (nine solo, five assisted)...also had double-digit tackles with 10 (5-5) against both Villanova and Rhode Island...recorded two tackles for a loss, totaling two yards...ranked second in interceptions with five; compiled 89 return yards on those INTs...tallied 34-yard interception return for a TD vs. Dartmouth...made 31-yard interception return for a TD the following game vs. Towson...also credited with six pass breakups...had 10 kickoff returns for 279 yards (27.9 yard average); long of 38 yards three times (Dartmouth, Northeastern, William & Mary)...also had one punt return for five yards
Recorded a tackle in all 13 games...named College Sporting News All-America Honorable Mention...team-high 99 tackles (66 solo, 33 assisted)...led the team in interceptions with five; totaled 113 return yards and one touchdown...second in pass-breakups with 17...recorded 5+ tackles 10 times, including a season-high 12 against both Albany and Hofstra; tallied seven solo and five assisted tackles each game...also reached double-digit tackles vs. both Villanova (9-1) and Southern Illinois (7-3)...nine tackles against Rhode Island (7-2) and Maine (3-6)...two interceptions (66 return yards) against Hofstra
Started all 12 games and recorded at least one tackle every game...ranked eighth on the team in tackles with 55 (33 solo, 22 assisted)...recorded two interceptions...had 1.5 tackles for a loss...credited with three pass breakups...recovered one fumble (vs. Richmond)...season-high eight tackles (four solo, four assisted) against UMass...recorded seven tackles in consecutive games vs. Richmond (6-1) and Delaware (5-2) as well as against Marshall (4-3)
Redshirt season
Before UNH
Lettered in football, basketball and track & field at Ridley High School...recorded 105 catches for 1,493 yards and 18 TDs...scored 20 unanswered points in one game with two receiving TDs, a punt return for a TD and a two-point conversion...two-time All-Delco pick (2004 and 2005) as a wide receiver...two-time All-Southeast Pa. pick ('04 and '05)...played in "The Hero Bowl" and the East-West Shrine game...helped lead the basketball team to championship titles in '04 and '05


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Margaret Mae Powell, 82, of Ellisville, IL passed away at 4:00 AM Saturday January 10, 2015 at Prairie City Rehab and Health Care Center.
Spence, John R.
John R. "Jack" Spence, 81, of Monmouth, passed away at 10:10 a.m. Saturday, January 10, 2015 at Monmouth Nursing Home.
Boyd, Max L.
Max L. Boyd, 77, of Avon, IL passed away at 10:05 PM Thursday January 8, 2015 at the Prairie City Rehab and Health Care Center.
Johnston, Eula H.
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Conlon, Carl W.
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Poole, Lillian Mae
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Unger, Joan M.
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Johnson, William H.
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Olson, Mary Laura
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I am a Christian, and not ashamed to admit it! Copy and paste this if you are too.
good tell everyone when we have a war
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It's time for Hive Night in the Halls!
Once a month, faculty and staff come together to visit with students in the residence halls and bring cookies to their doors!
Hive Night has a strong history on campus, with several years of faculty and staff visiting the students in their homes, talking about classes and involvement on campus, and creating stronger relationships at UW-Superior. Each month we hand out 200 cookies (provided by A'viands) to happy and hungry students in the halls! We also give out Study Bucks to those students who we "catch" studying or doing academic/educational related things.
If you would like to volunteer to help, please email Mickey Fitch to sign up. We limit the number of faculty/staff spaces per Hive Night to about 8, so sign up today!
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Though Silver Bluff ultimately ended Week Zero on the losing end at Strom Thurmond, the Bulldogs' offense showed glimpses of explosiveness to keep the margin of victory from growing any larger.
Silver Bluff's running game found success against a stingy Rebels defense to the tune of 216 yards. Shaquez Wright led the attack with 94 yards on 16 carries. As if facing Strom Thurmond wasn't hard enough, the Bulldogs were met with the added degree of difficulty that comes with injuries.
"We only had three running backs from about the middle of the second quarter on," Silver Bluff head coach Al Lown said. "That was it. Three-for-three."
Despite some early success moving the football, Silver Bluff found itself trailing 17-0 heading into halftime. A long kickoff return put the Bulldogs in good field position late in the second quarter, but a fumble inside the 10-yard line killed the drive.
The Bulldogs moved it well again on their next possession. They fell short once again as the first half ended as they were entering the red zone.
Silver Bluff quarterback Jaylen Lawrence rushed for 42 yards while completing 5 of 8 passes for 68 yards in his new role, earning high praise from his head coach.
"Our quarterback played really well," said Lown. "He's a heck of an athlete. He made some big plays for us."
One of Lawrence's biggest plays was the one that resulted in Silver Bluff's first touchdown. Lawrence eluded the Strom Thurmond rush, reversed field and found McKenzie Wilson flashing across the middle of the field. Wilson dove to break the plane of the end zone, putting the Bulldogs on the board near the end of the third quarter.
"The play was designed to go to the other side," Lawrence said. "I just tried to scramble and keep my head up and on my receiver. It worked."
The second half offered a different story than the first for Silver Bluff's offense, with both drives after the break resulting in touchdowns. Lawrence was efficient on the ground and through the air to lead the second half charge.
"We tried to mix in a little bit of jet sweeps outside, play action passes and then that kinda got them out," Lown said. "We gave them a few traps and belly plays with Shaquez Wright up the middle. It was a combination of things."
RJ Stallings rushed for 31 yards on five carries and punctuated Silver Bluff's scoring with a late touchdown. Myles Corbitt pitched in 38 yards on seven carries.
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1995-Present Clearwater Christian College
1984-1995 University of Tennessee Chattanooga (Adjunct)
1981-1995 Tennessee Temple University (Chair, Dept. of Math & Sci)
1988-1989 Chattanooga State Community College
1980-1981 University of Kentucky (Chemical Engineering Dept)
1976-1978 Conoco Chemicals (Process Engineer)
1974 University of Alabama (Lab Instructor)
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-Henry, J.F. 2003. Heliosiesmology: implications for the standard solar model. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 40(1):234-40,2003.
-Henry, J.F. 2003. An old age for the earth is the heart of evolution. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 40(3):164-173.
-Henry, J.F. 2003. The sun is not an average star. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 17(3):35-42.
-Henry, J.F. 2004. The evolutionary basis for Eddington's solar modeling. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 40(4):244-256.
-Henry, J.F. 2006. The age of fate of Saturn's rings. Journal of Creation. 20(1):123- 127.
-Henry, J.F. 2006. A critique of progressive creationism in the writings of Hugh Ross. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 43(1):16-24.
-Henry, J.F. 2006. The elements of the universe point to creation: introduction to a critique of nucleosynthesis theory. Journal of Creation. 20(2):53-60.
-Henry, J.F. 2006. The moon's recession and age. Journal of Creation. 20(2):65-70.
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Project Runway All Stars Season 2 Winner Anthony Ryan on His Most-Shocking Moment and the Meltdown We Didn't See — Exclusive!
Here at Wetpaint Entertainment, we've been Project Runway fanatics since Season 1, so we love seeing old favorites return for All Stars.
We recently chatted with Project Runway: All Stars Season 2 winner Anthony Ryan Auld, and he dished on backstage stress, his favorite competitors, who should have stayed longer, and why he loves Joanna Coles.
Wetpaint Entertainment: First of all, congratulations on your win! Can you tell us a little bit more about how you came up with your line at the end and the thought process that went into that?
Anthony Ryan Auld: My collection was really inspired off of the last challenge. From that whole trip to Paris, I kind of got in a little bit of this dark place. Being in the top three — even being in the top four at that point, it becomes so stressful. I've never really been there and I didn't really know how to take it. So that's kind of where I just channeled all that negative energy and just pushed it out into that collection. It's kind of odd because it's just bright colors at the same time. It's almost this idea of taking something so innocent like primary colors and putting a little bit of malice on them. So that's kind of where that idea came from in a twisted way.
That's a good way to channel the stress.
Oh yeah.
We thought, and the judges said this too, that all three final lines are really impressive. You don't always have all three finalists make you go "Oh yeah, that's amazing!" What were you thinking when you saw Emilio and Uli's lines on the runway?
I loved Uli's. I think she was really giving me some high fashion. It told a story which I like, but she really did have a great way of putting things together and creating this almost dream-like idea, and I really respected that. I think her collection really said something about who she is as an individual, and I really like that she kind of broke out of her mold. She had a lot of great separates. And I love her as a person, too.
I liked Emilio's. I won't say it was my favorite. I get where he was going with it. I do think that — I wasn't crazy about the fabric choice but I really enjoyed what he could bring some a theatrical stand-point to anything. He's really putting a show on, so to speak. Uli's personally was my favorite over the two of them.
Can you tell us a little bit about the differences between regular Project Runway in your first season and coming back for All Stars? How was that experience different?
Going into Season 9, we really had no idea what we were getting into. This was uncharted water, on the seat of your pants. You really are just not prepared. And coming back for All Stars, we have a sense of how these challenges are introduced. You know the time schedules that it takes and the intensity that is. For me, Joshua, and Laura Kathleen from Season 9, we were already on our A-game because we've already gotten a dose of that recently. And also, number two, the prize was bigger. It kind of worked out because I was like, "Well I didn't win Season 9, but I won PR All Stars and the prize is phenomenal."
With All Stars, you're put against all these designers who've already been on the show so you're thinking either everyone's out for everyone … there's a lot of differences. I know for me, coming in I was a little bit more prepared, and I was just prepared to have a lot more fun than I did on Season 9.
Having come off of Season 9 so recently, were you at all hesitant about doing it again so soon, or were you sure you wanted to?
There was probably a hot second where I was like, "What are you doing to yourself?" But I think in the end, you really can't turn anything like that away. That second chance doesn't come knockin' every day, so of course I jumped on it. When they called me and asked me if I wanted to do it, I was like, "Are you sure you're calling the right person?" 'Cause for me, they had Bert Keeter to work with, they have Kimberly Goldson, they've got Viktor Luna who placed higher than me on my season. I placed basically 7th, so when they called me and were interested in working with me I was just kind of like…"Okay, sure, why not?" I can't pass that up, it's great exposure for any designer trying to break out, you know?
Were there any designers that you were particularly excited to see come back?
I was excited to see Uli. Peach, I was very excited to see her. She seemed like a sweet lady. I'd heard great things about her. Casanova was one of the interesting characters where I was like, this is either going to be really good and there's going to be a lot of laughing in the workroom or he's going to work my nerves But you know, I was still intrigued to see that he was there. But definitely Uli, who is probably one of my favorites who wasn't from my season. Of course, Joshua McKinley, I was over the moon that me and him were there together.
What was the biggest surprise this season?
When Laura got eliminated. They didn't show it and I didn't really say anything but my mouth just opened to the floor. I did not think that that was her time to go. I think she should have made it a little bit further. She's a great designer. She's a little bit rough around the edges, but you gotta love her. Ivy should have gone way before someone like Laura.
A big difference between Project Runway and All Stars, at least from the audience's point of view, is having Joanna Coles as a mentor instead of Tim Gunn. What were the differences in their mentoring styles?
That's a good question. First, I have to say that Joanna Coles is probably one of the coolest people that I've met from this entire experience. She really gives it to you straight and I really admire that and I really look up to her in in that sense. When she comes around for critiques I'm really listening to what she has to say. Number one, she's the editor of a major magazine, I mean, you just don't pass that up. But you really get the idea that she is looking at what you're making, it's not so much about the drama that's going on in the workroom or whatever the case may be. She's looking at it from a neutral territory and really trying to make your mind think and I really did not get that on my season. Tim's great and I love him to death as well, but sometimes I felt like I need a little bit of a push in positive energy and I felt like Joanna probably gave us that a little bit more than maybe Tim did. And that's just me.
She does seem very focused, and she's obviously coming at it from a different point of view.
Oh yeah. She took the time to really get to know each and every one of us. And I think that meant a lot, especially to me. And I was really drawn to her. I looked at what I was doing and what I was making, and then I told her this after the show was over, she was almost a little bit of my muse in a way. If you look at all the stuff that she wears they're very clean and lines and simple and it's got some great bold colors in there. I kind of — as an afterthought — "She could really wear a lot of this stuff."
What was the hardest moment on the show?
They don't have it on camera. There comes a point when we were making the final collections and I absolutely just lose it, from the stress, from being there, we were down to these final three designers. I feel like it really pushed me over the edge a little bit. Not in a bad way or anything, I had never really been in that situation before and I really didn't feel like I was super prepared for it. You always want to try and be very confident going into something like this, but at the same time, I've always been pretty humble about any success that I've had. I just don't think I was super prepared for making it that far or doing that well. I really went back into [the show] just to have a great time and to show the rest of the world a little bit more of who I am, and not necessarily make it all the way to the end. So I think the pressure kind of hit me at some point in the end when I was in that top three spot.
More generally, what was it like to just have cameras around you all of the time?
You really get used to it, honestly. I mean, there came a point where if we needed to change into something really quickly and none of us had to use the bathroom, we just started stripping, put on the clothes and go back to what we were doing. They kind of fade away after a little while, I think. It's interesting, you've got someone in your face 24/7 but after a while if you're really opening up to this creative process, the cameras just become another designer in the room, you know?
And so what's next for you?
Right now I am working on a new fall/winter collection. I'm excited to meet with Nine West and work on a collection with them. I'll be doing Birmingham Fashion Week and Nola Fashion Week. I'm really gonna try and capitalize, not only in New York or LA, but within other major cities and just bring to them who I am and see who's interested in that. It's been a fun ride and it's gonna be an even longer one, the work hasn't stopped here and I'm just gonna have to keep working. You know, I think I'm going to stay here in the south and really try and establish me and my brand here and grow out. I know it's gonna be challenging but at the same time I'm ready for it.
For more from Anthony Ryan, follow him on Twitter @anthonyryanauld.
Rebecca Martin is an editor at Wetpaint Entertainment. Follow her on Twitter @BeccaDMartin.


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(Release: December 19, 2012) - Hagerstown Community College had the highest percentage increase in fall enrollment of the 16 community colleges in Maryland. HCC's enrollment grew by 6.8 percent to a total of 5,034 credit students for the fall 2012 semester, when compared to the fall 2011 semester. Most of the other Maryland community colleges experienced enrollment decline for the same time period, with the statewide average at negative 2.5 percent.
"This exciting news is confirmation that our efforts to make college more accessible and more convenient are paying off," said HCC President Guy Altieri. "We recently developed evening course packages, have been continually adding more online courses and programs, and have been awarded two U.S. Dept. of Education TRiO grants that provide assistance to first-generation college students."
The statewide average for fall enrollment at Maryland's independent colleges and universities was also down, by 3.9 percent. Average enrollment at Maryland's senior public institutions is down by .2 percent. These numbers have been compiled and released by the Maryland Higher Education Commission. To see the full report, go to www.mhec.state.md.us/publications/research/annualreports/2012openfallenr..., or you can read the Herald Mail article.


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New dimensions: Marilyn McCoo, Billy Davis Jr. bring holiday show to TiffinWritten by Vicki L. Kroll | | email@example.com
"Live," a new disc by Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr., opens with the couple singing Al Green's "Let's Stay Together."
The couple knows something about that.
"In the industry that we work in, for us to be married for 44 years, it just knocks me out because in our industry, marriages don't stay together that long," Davis said.
"In the world!" McCoo added and laughed.
During a phone call from their Los Angeles home, the singers reminisced about meeting in 1965 when their group The 5th Dimension formed.
"The thing that was special between the two of us was that we both had a passion for music, and that was very clear to us early," McCoo said. "That was an immediate connection."
"I think that's one of the main things that started our friendship, too, is that we knew we had that in common," Davis said.
"But as far as falling in love, no, we had no idea that was in the cards," McCoo said and laughed.
"In fact, we didn't fall in love right away; it became a strong friendship," Davis said. "The love bug hit a little later."
Thanks to "Up, Up and Away" and "Stoned Soul Picnic," the group was soaring when it released a landmark album in 1969.
"When we got ready to record our fourth album, 'The Age of Aquarius,' our producer Bones Howe brought ['Wedding Bell Blues'] to us and thought it would be fun for me to sing it because Billy and I were going together," McCoo recalled.
Penned by Laura Nyro, the infectious upbeat plea hit No. 1 in 1969, a few months after McCoo and Davis said "I do."
"It's a fun song and a tribute to our relationship," McCoo said. "We never thought of it as being a single."
"Then it took off, which was a real blessing for us. We still enjoy performing it today," Davis said.
In 1975, the two left the group and one year later won a Grammy for "You Don't Have to Be a Star (To Be in My Show)." They won six Grammys with The 5th Dimension, which was inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2002.
Released last month, "Live" features the couple in concert performing The 5th Dimension's hits, including "One Less Bell to Answer," as well as covering Alicia Keys, Lady Antebellum and The Beatles.
"We try to remain true to the music, like the harmonies that we sang with The 5th Dimension years ago. When we sing those songs, we want the presentation to be as close to what [fans] remember and what we enjoyed so much about doing it the first time," McCoo said.
"And also true to the arrangement because we have the music and the arrangements, and we want to be true to that because that's what people enjoy so much, and that's what we enjoy so much," Davis added.
McCoo and Davis will let the sun and the spirit of the season shine when they perform at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 14 at the Ritz Theatre in Tiffin. Tickets are $20-$40.
"We always do [the hits] and then part of our show is going to be a celebration of the holidays, of Christmas music. We've been working on material for that, we're very excited about it. It's something that we haven't done," McCoo said.
The stars plan to align in California for the holidays.
"We're just hoping that we can be with the family," Davis said.
"We'll just be finishing up this brief Christmas tour that we're doing, and we'll be ready to get home and celebrate at somebody else's house," McCoo said and laughed.
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ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE The White House on Saturday defended Israels right to defend itself against attack and decide how to respond to rocket fire from the Gaza Strip, blaming the ruling Islamic militant Hamas group for starting the conflict.
Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are in agreement that a de-escalation of the violence is preferred, provided that Hamas stops sending rocket into Israel, deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes told reporters during the presidents flight on Air Force One to Asia.
Israel launched the offensive on Wednesday by assassinating Hamas military commander, but Rhodes said the U.S. believes the precipitating factor for the conflict was the rocket fire coming out of Gaza. We believe Israel has a right to defend itself, and theyll make their own decisions about the tactics they use in that regard.
He added, These rockets have been fired into Israeli civilian areas and territory for some time now. So Israelis have endured far too much of a threat from these rockets for far too long, and that is what led the Israelis to take the action that they did in Gaza.
The Israeli government has called up thousands of reservists and massed troops, tanks and other armored vehicles along the border with Gaza, signaling a ground invasion could be imminent.
Obama has spoken with President Mohammed Morsi of Egypt and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey about the situation.
They have the ability to play a constructive role in engaging Hamas and encouraging a process of de-escalation, Rhodes said.
Israel on Saturday hit Gaza with nearly 200 airstrikes, expanding an aerial assault to include the prime ministers headquarters, a police compound and a vast network of smuggling tunnels.
We wouldnt comment on specific targeting choices by the Israelis other than to say that we of course always underscore the importance of avoiding civilian casualties, Rhodes said. But the Israelis again will make judgments about their military operations.
Forty-two Palestinians, including 13 civilians, and three Israelis have been killed in this past weeks fighting.
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Five Great Televised Gretsch Moments of the British Invasion
Posted: July 2, 2012
On both sides of the Atlantic during the 1960s, the British Invasion created a golden age of rock and pop music on prime time TV that really hasn't been equaled since. In addition to the big, long-running U.S. and U.K. variety shows of the era—The Ed Sullivan Show and Sunday Night at the London Palladium, respectively—it saw a proliferation of pop/rock programs that televised the invasion as it happened, such as Top of the Pops and Ready Steady Go! in the United Kingdom, and Shindig! and Hullabaloo in the United States.
One particularly happy result of all that great live and lip-synched programming was that, as never before, millions of viewers got a good up-close look at Gretsch guitars and basses in action. Here then are five great televised Gretsch moments from the British Invasion, beginning with the phenomenal landmark performance that started it all.
P.S. – If anybody knows where we can find a Yardbirds TV clip that shows Eric Clapton playing his double-cutaway Gretsch 6120, let us know, would you? We searched all over and can't find it, but we're convinced that it exists and would love to see it …
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The Lathrop Company – a construction firm responsible for building many of Toledo's signature landmarks – is moving its offices and more than 50 employees from Maumee to Downtown, either later this year or early 2015.
"Downtown was on our list of areas we were looking at," said Tom Manahan, president of The Lathrop Company and senior vice president of Turner Construction Company, Lathrop's parent company. "In recent months there was real momentum about Downtown, and that option got more intriguing. It makes business sense for us, because a number of our clients and business partners are there, or are coming down there."
The Lathrop Company has called Maumee's Arrowhead Park home for the past 34 years, but was located in Toledo city limits for 85 years prior. Lathrop was acquired by its parent company, Turner Construction Company, in 1986. Turner was responsible for the construction of One Government Center, Fiberglas Tower, Grand Plaza Hotel and One Seagate, Toledo's tallest building.
Lathrop's recent Downtown projects include Fifth Third Field and Huntington Center, and is also involved with the Mud Hens' new "Hensville" development project, among others.
Lathrop plans to sublease its existing office space at 460 West Dussel Drive in Maumee, with the timing of the move depending on finding a new tenant, according to a July 14 news release from the company. The company's new location is yet to be determined.
"Certainly plenty of challenges remain," Manahan said. "But when you see what's happened around the ballpark and arena, we think it's the right time for us."
Manahan said employees were consulted about the possible move and expressed "excitement," but recognizes Maumee has been a good location for a long time.
"We've been in touch with the city, and Maumee has been a great place to be for 34 years," Manahan said. "So, this is in no way a negative toward Maumee. Obviously they're disappointed we're leaving, but they're certainly respectful of our decision. I believe when you look at the big picture, if we can get Downtown Toledo more robust, it's good for the whole metropolitan area."
Lathrop has been working with the city's development and mayoral offices to facilitate its move.
"The City is very excited to partner with the Lathrop Company on its commitment to the redevelopment of downtown Toledo," said Matt Sapara, the city's director of economic and business development, in the release. "The economic future of the City is going to be determined by the leadership of the business community and this is another positive example of that concept."
Manahan admitted the recent news that ProMedica planned to relocate Downtown helped in their decision-making.
"When we heard that, it was certainly a strong consideration to get us to a decision," Manahan said. "We are firm believers that the urban core needs to improve. Our move to Downtown, and other projects being talked about – if that can continue that momentum, then that would be a great thing."
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CRESTVIEW — An award-winning home chef has added a feather to her toque.
Sherri Williams, who won Crock-Pot's "Crockin' in the USA" contest in December, started last weekend on a high note with a phone call from NBC.
"Someone from the 'Today' show called,"she said. "I had entered the 'Chicken Wing Cook-Off.' She gave me a call and told me I was one of the three winners. I'll be going up there on Jan. 31 for a live airing on Feb. 1."
The contest — which the daily morning chat show ran Jan. 8-16 — called on cooks to submit their favorite chicken wings recipes. Williams was among three winners selected for the trip to New York to share her recipe with a live national audience.
She won't be entirely among strangers.
"The good thing about it is one of my foodie friends is one of the other winners," she said.
After flying into New York, Williams will attend a rehearsal the afternoon of Jan. 31. The live show will be the next morning. Because she won't do the actual cooking, she had to ensure the recipe was precise.
Reason enough to cook up another batch of wings— "just to be sure," she said.
"Their food stylists are going to do the actual preparing of the wings," Williams said. "The recipe has to be exact when someone else is making them. If I was doing it, I could tweak them a little."
The key ingredient to Williams' Asian scorpion pepper jelly wings is Uncle Gary's Gourmet Scorpion Pepper Jelly, bottled commercially by Williams' friend Gary Langer from his father's recipe. It gives the wings a spicy kick, Williams said, adding she wondered whether "Today" hosts' palates would be up to the challenge.
"I hope they realize they're going to be spicy," she said. "They're pretty darn good. You can enjoy the flavor of the wing and then you get the heat in the back of your palate. "
Williams said her husband, Roy, isn't fond of spicy food but agreed the wings were outstanding.
Then the heat caught up with him.
"'Oh baby, these are hot!'" she said he exclaimed. "They're good anytime, though, even if you're just having a little function.
"Even if you don't want to use scorpion pepper jelly, you can use a mild pepper jelly. The flavor is in the Asian spices. You can use any jam or jelly."
At a recent get-together, Williams served three kinds of wings, including the Asian scorpion variety. Another style was finished with a blueberry glaze.
"It's a merlot with blueberry jam with blueberries," she said. "You talk about good! The glaze was outstanding! I marinated them overnight in blueberry balsamic vinegar."
Williams said she named them Ray Day wings in honor of Ray Lewis, a player for the Baltimore Ravens.
"He's retiring this year and he's been doing so much for the game for them," she said. "I thought I would dedicate them to him, and they ended up winning."
Williams, the manager of a Destin condominium complex, said the NBC caller asked her how many recipe contests she's won.
It was the first time she actually had to stop and think about it.
"I never sat down and counted them," Williams said. "It was like over 30 in less than 21 months. Most of those were won in 2012. I never realized how many I've won.
"I thought, 'Oh goodness, I'm the crazy contest maniac,' but I figure I've got to cook anyway so I might as well enter it in a contest. Cooking is my love and passion. I just enjoy doing it more than anything, and that's the truth of the matter."
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just got around to picking up the SARCO supplied 1911A1 frame today.
i assembled the pistol for trial fit with all the parts for the build and checked it for function.
so far it looks very good. the RIA frame and the ww2 slide fit look made for each other. most all parts look to be fine with no extra fitting except for the extended grip safety. no overhanging anything on the frame to slide fit , tight enough but loose enough to function.
trigger pull is very nice with the S&W hammer, dissconnector and charles daly sear --about 4.5lbs with very little creep--nearly as good as my tuned up 1911--and this thing is DRY of oil--LOL
all function test passed with flying colors--
it ain't bad looking, sort of a black & OD green park finish --not as good looking as a caspain or foster though. got a few tiny scrapes from shipping --nothing major.
once i stake the plunger tube and pin the ejector and find that grip bushing that wasn't in the package--it seems midway sent a pack of THREE instead of four!--LOL!
i'll be ready to test fire it!
not a bad deal for a frame really and EVERYTHING fit , if i went with a GI style grip safety it would be as near "100% no fit-drop in" as possible.
i might do a polish on the feed ramp --
so far it looks promising--i'll update when she is finished up and test fired. i am hoping it'll shoot as good as it assembled----