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LAS CRUCES, N.M (Jan. 31) - Continuing on the road for three straight matches, the New Mexico State men's tennis team makes the trip to Las Vegas, Nev., to face UC Riverside, UNLV and Southern Mississippi over the course of three days, Feb. 1-3.
After splitting its first two duals of the season, NM State battles UC Riverside on Friday, Feb. 1, before meeting the host Rebels on Saturday. The Aggies have lost four of the last five to UNLV, with the Rebels being ranked in the top 50 three of those meetings. The Aggies did claim the most recent victory in 2012 with a 5-2 win in Las Vegas.
NM State then finishes up the three-day battle with Southern Miss on Sunday, Feb. 3. The teams last met in 2011 when the Aggies picked up a 6-1 victory over the Golden Eagles.
Friday and Saturday's matches are set for 10 a.m., while the final match of the weekend is slated for 9:30 a.m., on Sunday, Feb. 3.


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Brittany and Blaine go head-to-head for Student Council President, while Kurt gets an internship of his dreams. Sarah Jessica Parker guest stars.
Blaine walks the halls of McKinley and talks changing things this year. He signs up for Student Council President while singing "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" by Tears For Fears. Now that Kurt's in New York Blaine needs to fill his days. He signs up for a few events and says the only time he and Kurt are in sync is when they're bash-watching Treme. As he signs, he sees Brittany's name and she walks up questioning him.
In New York, Kurt prepares for an interview as an intern with Vogue editor, Isabelle Bright (Sarah Jessica Parker). He arrives and Isabelle's impressed with his resume and clothing portfolio. They talk about where he wants to be in five years. She tells him to dream big and do everything to make it happen. She hires him and he's so excited, he tries to hug her!
Back at McKinley, Brittany wants Artie to be her VP. He agrees only if she'll date him. In class, Will talks to the kids about the competition, though he has no ideas. Brittany interrupts to tell everyone about her campaign.
Will goes to Sue to ask for advice because he has no idea what to do with the competition. Sue thinks in a few short years he'll be morbidly obese or an alcoholic or both. She tells him to bow out gracefully but he loves his job.
Brittany introduces Artie to Sam though they've met. She convinces Artie to use him as his VP and challenges them to a debate.
Back in New York, at Vogue, Isabelle holds a meeting. Kurt gets them water and listens to the crappy ideas. Isabelle pulls Kurt into her office and she asks him to give suggestions for their new line, saying she has had a lack of creativity since she has become editor. Her line went sour and she won't be able to pay rent soon. Kurt offers her to move in with him if it comes down to that and gives her a good idea about shooting a video.
Back at McKinley, Brittany and Artie, Blaine and Sam prepare for the debate while Brittany sings "Celebrity Skin" by Hole. Will takes a meeting to discuss the annual choir but starts thinking about how unhappy he is. They discuss a need for representation on that blue ribbon government panel. Will perks up.
Back at home in New York, Kurt and Rachel discuss her getting poked fun at for her style at school. Kurt suggests she update her wardrobe. He tells him to follow him. They wind up at Vogue in the couture vault. Isabelle catches them. He tells her he was going to give Rachel a makeover and do a video of it. Isabelle's pumped and starts singing "The Way You Look Tonight" / "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" by Fred Astaire/Annie as they dress Rachel. Afterward, Kurt Skypes Blaine to tell him. Blaine's hurt when Kurt blathers on about the video and isn't interested in hearing about his life or what tie he should wear at the debate.
Back at McKinley, Will goes to Emma for advice on applying for a once in a lifetime position to work with the blue ribbon panel. If he gets the job he'd leave McKinley for several months. She's taken aback but encouraging. Later, Sam gives Blaine advice to lose the neck tie while Sue introduces the panel to the kids. Artie begins and discusses why he cares about student government. Sam agrees with everything Artie says and is asked about stripping. He's not ashamed and strips down to his pants to prove it. Brittany and Blaine speak next.
Back in New York at Vogue, Isabelle is thrilled about Kurt's video idea and tells him Anna (Wintour) likes it. They're using the idea and crediting him! Kurt's thrilled. She feels they're kindred spirits. In the studio, Brody admires Rachel's new look - and her. They dance to and sing "A Change Would Do You Good" by Sheryl Crow. Afterward, she offers to cook him dinner.
Back at McKinley, Sue makes an announcement. Student council president is... Blaine! Artie congratulates him and tells him he got what he wanted - a date with Brittany. Artie calls Kurt to tell him but Kurt ignores his call because he's having so much fun in a meeting with Isabelle and the others. Blaine hangs up and tells Sam he came to McKinley for Kurt and now that he's gone, he feels alone. Sam gives Blaine a pep talk and talks up their friendship. Brittany congratulates Blaine and Sam. Sam voted for her, much to her surprise. She snuggles him and tells him he always knows what to say.
Will goes to Sue's office to tell her he applied for the position. She gives him a fake yet glowing reference.
In New York, Rachel prepares for her date. The duck catches fire just before Brody gets there. They eat pizza and they talk about the old Rachel and how she has changed. They playfully banter and discuss their past while "Moon River" plays in the background. She brings up Finn's name and pauses. Brody calls them 'just friends' but then they share a kiss and start making out on the floor. Finn turns up, wondering who Brody is.
Christine's commentary:
Another great episode. It really was a must see show for the dialogue, dancing and the singing even though I wasn't a fan of the Sheryl Crow cover. Just as Rachel and Brody's chemistry was being showcased, Finn returned. Oh my heart! Is it wrong for me to feel bad but at the same time enjoy Rachel with Brody?! Did you notice Sam's interest in Brit and were you crushed along with Blaine when my sweet Kurt pushed him aside like yesterday's news? It seems inevitable for these two to part with Kurt's life changing so drastically. They no longer 'fit'. I must say, Isabella was a breath of fresh air! Editors are often written as hard-nosed bitches. Do you think she may screw Kurt over or am I just being cynical?!
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-The Chattanooga Mocs volleyball team improved to 6-6 on the season Tuesday night with a 3-0 win over Alabama State. The three-set sweep of the Hornets is UTC's fifth straight home win and keeps its 2012 Maclellan Gym record unblemished.
Freshman outside hitter Briana Reid (Houston, Texas) was Chattanooga's offensive driving force. The Houston, Texas native led the Mocs with 10 kills on 26 attacks for a .308 attacking percentage. Fellow freshman Lauren Gainer (Boca Raton, Fla.) followed up with eight kills, while classmate Julimar Alvarado (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) tallied six.
Junior setter Bridget Camacho (Cumming, Ga.) collected a team-high 33 assists while also adding three kills in four attempts. Paula Passmore (Merritt Island, Fla.) was the Mocs leader in digs with 18, while sophomore defensive specialist Melissa Green (Boca Raton, Fla.) had 14.
"To follow up a great win over North Carolina Central with another 3-0 win tonight feels great," head coach Travis Filar said. "We were very disciplined and I thought our pressure from the service line was great. We did a really good job of keeping our intensity level high."
The Mocs took the first set of the match 25-16, allowing Alabama State to score back-to-back points only four times. The Hornets took the first point of the game, but Chattanooga put together a 9-3 run to jump on top. UTC never looked back and cruised into the second set.
Chattanooga held ASU to just 13 points in the second frame, the lowest scoring total on the night, in a 25-13 victory. The Mocs capitalized on nine errors by the Hornets in the game while UTC committed only nine errors the entire match. The longest run ASU was able to piece together in the set was a 2-0 advantage before Chattanooga ran away with the convincing win going into the intermission.
The third set mirrored the first while Alabama State was much tougher on offense at times in the last go-around. At the 22-10 mark, the Hornets scored five straight points on the serve from Chelsey Scott, but a service error gave Chattanooga possession late in the match. Senior Christina Teter (Signal Mountain, Tenn.) finished off ASU with a service ace on match point.
With the loss, the Hornets fall to 0-12 on the season, and the Mocs improve to 2-0 all-time against Alabama State with the win.
The Mocs hit the road for their last tournament of the season Friday as they compete in the Indiana Hoosier Classic in Bloomington, Ind. Chattanooga squares off against Miami (Ohio), Indiana and Valparaiso over the weekend before opening Southern Conference play the following weekend at home against Appalachian State.


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By the early 1990s the Gallery's international profile was firmly established with a series of major touring exhibitions of Edvard Munch's work including the curatorship of the Frieze of Life exhibition at the National Gallery, London. The Gallery continues to initiate high profile exhibitions with touring links in America, Japan, Greece, Italy and Germany while maintaining an annual programme of exhibitions by artists of regional and national distinction. The Gallery specialises in contemporary painting, sculpture, printmaking and photography exhibitions, as well as historic and thematic loan exhibitions from national collections. Acquisitions to The Permanent Collection, comprising over 350 works, reflect the exhibition programme's strong regional, national and international links. Exhibitions are supported by scholarly publications, interpretative literature and an education programme for adults and children, including public lectures, art classes and study days. The Gallery also provides training and work experience for students, as well annual placements for graduate and post-graduate students from Northumbria and Newcastle Universities.
In 2003/4, with grant support from the Baring Foundation, Northern Rock and the Monument Trust, the Gallery underwent a major redevelopment programme to improve access, double the exhibition space and provide a highly visible public entrance facing the City. Nico Widerberg's sculpture 'Pillar Man' commissioned by ACE and the City as part of the 'Hidden Rivers' programme, marks the entrance to the University Gallery and is one of three other major sculptures, commissioned by the university as part of its 'Percent for Art' policy.
In 2008 the University Gallery's sister organisation Kings Place Gallery opened in London, providing a touring link for exhibitions and events initiated by the University Gallery. This unique and enterprising development places the University of Northumbria at the heart of the city's regeneration area which includes the relocation of Central St Martins in 2012 on the site opposite, between St Pancras and Kings Cross Station.
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Here's another time-saver thought for the Eyeball 1.0 method - who says you need anything but the bearing surfaces rounded smooth?
You could have for example a 12-sided bolt in-between the lugs themselves, as that area doesn't touch anything. It may look funny but there's no need to make it *perfectly* rounded on those non-bearing surfaces. The only bearing surfaces I can think of are of course the locking lugs themselves, the top-most unlocking lug that rides inside the mating notch on the bolt carrier, and the stem itself. All other surfaces aren't even touching anything and so don't need to be pretty.
You'll have to make them at least 1-2" longer on the back of the stem than the longest you'll need them so you'll have room to clamp in the collets. Just be sure to make them long enough for a PSL style build or perhaps a little longer, and you should be good for whatever caliber you can dream up
ETA the only cut that concerns me is the matching angled cut in the trunion. Still can't picture how that gets all done up pretty.


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Two local women honored by AdelanteWritten by Matt Liasse | | email@example.com
Two locals were recently recognized by Adelante, a Toledo-based Latino community resource center.
Margarita DeLeon and Linda Ewing were honored at the 2013 Cesar Chavez Humanitarian Awards Gala on Oct. 3 at Forrester's on the River. The banquet celebrated the "accomplishments and unselfish commitment of servant leaders to service, education and economic opportunities for Latinos," according to a news release.
Every year, Adelante honors two members of the community, one Latino and one not.
Lifelong Toledo resident DeLeon received the Humanitarian Award for "dedicating her life to working on behalf of the less fortunate." Her 30-year career includes 17 in the health care industry and she has experience in areas of Hispanic marketing, fundraising, advertising and nonprofit development. According to a release, her "public service has moved Ohio's Latino community in a positive direction."
Ewing received the 2013 Amigo Award. Ewing, owner of a Jan-Pro Cleaning franchise and retired Fifth Third vice president, has been actively involved with Adelante as a supporter and former board member and chairperson. According to the release, Ewing continues to advance Adelante's mission in retirement. She also spent her career offering local financial literacy education programs.
Adelante collaborates with business and community organizers to improve the quality of life for Latinos and Toledo residents. It provides early childhood, secondary and adult educational programs, facilitates access to prevention, health and social services, provides youth development services and programs and creates awareness of the richness of the Latino culture, according to the release.
Interim Executive Director Wendy Ziems-Mueller said the organization helps 200 families a year.
For more information, visit www.adelantetoledo.org.
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Monday, July 1, 2013
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez is set to play his first minor league game on a rehabilitation assignment with the Charleston RiverDogs.
The Yankees said Monday that Rodriguez is scheduled to start Tuesday night for Single-A Charleston in the South Atlantic League. Rodriguez is supposed to play at least three innings against Rome during the game in South Carolina.
Rodriguez has been working out at the Yankees' spring training complex in Florida this year while recovering from surgery on his left hip on Jan. 16. The three-time AL MVP turns 38 later this month.
Rodriguez has 647 career home runs. The Yankees have struggled this season while Rodriguez and several other stars have been on the disabled list.
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"This was a stressful day leading up to this game. Our kids have just been so great with their work ethic, their consistency night in and night out, and their effort. Yet, we had a one game lead, and if something happens, we slip up, then I'm pretty sure they would've owned the tie breaker. So I just wanted to make sure that these kids got rewarded for all their hard work. It's great to be back after a two-year hiatus to be back up here, but we'll enjoy this for a day or two. Then we got one more conference game, and then the tournament is where we'll focus our sights on as we call that a new season, a three-game season. Obviously, that will be very important. We got a lot of close games, so we know it's going to be a battle over in Asheville."
Thoughts on importance of getting back on top
"It was very important. I think that was part of the stress factor, too. For our kids, and also for our fans, they've been awesome. There's no comparison to our fans and fan base to everybody else in the conference. Saturday night we had 2,700, then we came back on a Monday night and had over 2,300. I wanted to get us back there for them as well. I'll be stressed out again in a week or two, but it's very important. I always think the regular season is a big deal. The tournament is three days, but the regular season is three months. To me, that's the measure of a team. So I'm happy for our kids, and proud of what they've done."
Thoughts on second half of game
"We made some big plays defensively. To hold that team to 59 points is pretty impressive. We caught them in a stretch here. They've been on the road some, so it's going to be a big challenge if we see them again. Ashlen Dewart has been phenomenal the last few games, and the last few weeks. Taylor Hall and Kayla Christopher hit some big shots for us. Ka'Vonne Towns came in. We've been missing here. She came in, and hit some big shots in the first half to really keep us in the game because we were struggling a little bit there. Tatianna Jackson, Alicia Payne, both of those freshmen are coming on, and they did some big things for us. I think that's probably been the biggest part of our success is that we have so many people that on a given night that can step up, and help us overcome maybe one or two people who are struggling."
Thoughts on overcoming Sophia Aleksandravicius after the first half
"I don't know if we did a whole lot different. We just probably did it better. She's tough in there, and we tried to get around in front. There were times we let her push us up so much that the lob was pretty easy, but it also falls on the guards. The guards have to put some pressure on the ball. If they can just stand there and be comfortable like a quarterback in the pocket, if they've got all day and don't feel any pressure, that pass isn't so tough. We did a pretty good job of putting pressure. They took advantage of that some. Their guards did a good job of attacking the basket, and we gave up some layups. We would foul and put them on the line some, but overall, we did a pretty nice job."
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Kayla Christopher, senior, guard
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"We said that we didn't want to lose tonight. We may have not always done the right thing, but our team played with a lot of energy and very hard tonight. This is what our goal was at the beginning of the year. We came in stayed focused and I think we got it done. You don't want to be the class that didn't get it back on track. I think that's what Kylie and myself wanted to do this year. We wanted to do something special, something that hadn't been done in a couple of years and I believe we accomplished that."
On where the team goes from here
"Oh, it's definitely not finished. We want to finish out the SoCon Tournament, go out to the NCAA tournament and hopefully make some noise there."
On the support of the fans
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Thoughts on rebounding
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Sex offender 'highly likely' to re-offend on his way outBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | July 16,2013
The Vermont Department of Corrections warned the public Monday that a high-risk sex offender is about to be released to an undisclosed address in Springfield.
Timothy J. Szad, 53, is scheduled to get out of the Springfield prison on July 26. Szad was sentenced in 2001 on a charge of aggravated sexual assault for handcuffing and assaulting a 13-year-old autistic boy. While aggravated sexual assault carries a maximum of life in prison, Szad received the seven- to 20-year sentence as part of a deal that avoided a trial in which the victim would have had to testify.
Lt. Mark Fountain of the Springfield Police Department said Monday his agency planned a yet-unscheduled public meeting in conjunction with the state to spread awareness, but had no specific plan to track Szad.
"It's still in the early stages," Fountain said. "The chief will be having further discussions with the Department of Corrections."
Corrections officials said that while Szad will be subject to Vermont's sex offender registration laws, he has maxed out his sentence and will not be under state supervision once he is released.
Dale Crook, director of field services for the Department of Corrections, said Szad was subject to the now-defunct "good time" rules regarding his sentence, hence the release well before the 20-year maximum.
"Now, there's no credit," Crook said. "In previous iterations, when he was convicted, there were laws that would've impacted his sentence. If he's doing what he's supposed to do, he earns credit toward his sentence."
While Szad complied with the sex offender treatment program in prison, the state said a sex offender risk assessment tool still indicated he was at a high risk to re-offend. Crook said the tool looks at factors like whether the victim was a stranger or someone the offender knew, the offender's age and the victim's gender.
"It talks about, was violence used, was force used, any type of sadistic behavior," Crook said. "A big one is prior sex offences."
During his November 2000 plea hearing, Szad admitted that he met the 13-year-old boy on the banks of the Williams River in Rockingham that May. Szad had been shooting bottles with a .22-caliber rifle and the boy was there to fish.
After offering the boy marijuana, Szad admitted to grabbing him, dragging him across the river, handcuffing him and sexually assaulting him twice. After, Szad said, he threatened to kill the boy and made him walk away down nearby railroad tracks.
The boy reported the attack the same day, and when police identified Szad, he fled the state. Investigators caught up to him in July, when he was arrested in Idaho and extradited back to Vermont.
Szad is described as 6 feet, 5 inches tall, weighing 255 pounds, with grey hair, hazel eyes and a fair complexion. The state said his likely targets, were he to re-offend, would be "male strangers between the ages of 12 and 13, in particular those with blonde hair and blue eyes."
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I still view the latest videos from my YouTube subscriptions inside Google Reader, I log into Google using an alternate username, I upload files using drag and drop and share blog posts from the web to my Google Reader link blog, Google Cache is still useful to navigate inside a web site when it's inaccessible and linking to web pages using Google AJAX Search is very convenient. Gmail's built-in labels are great for creating filters or complex queries, wildcards are one of the ways I extract facts from Google search, while Interclue is a smart and unobtrusive link previewer.
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- The apolipoprotein E4 (ApoE4) is an established risk factor for Alzheimer's disease (AD). Previous work has shown that this allele is associated with functional (fMRI) changes as well structural grey matter (GM) changes in healthy young, middle-aged and older subjects. Here, we assess the diffusion characteristics and the white matter (WM) tracts of healthy young (20-38 years) ApoE4 carriers and non-carriers. No significant differences in diffusion indices were found between young carriers (ApoE4+) and non-carriers (ApoE4-). There were also no significant differences between the groups in terms of normalised GM or WM volume. A feature selection algorithm (ReliefF) was used to select the most salient voxels from the diffusion data for subsequent classification with support vector machines (SVMs). SVMs were capable of classifying ApoE4 carrier and non-carrier groups with an extremely high level of accuracy. The top 500 voxels selected by ReliefF were then used as seeds for tractography which identified a WM network that included regions of the parietal lobe, the cingulum bundle and the dorsolateral frontal lobe. There was a non-significant decrease in volume of this WM network in the ApoE4 carrier group. Our results indicate that there are subtle WM differences between healthy young ApoE4 carriers and non-carriers and that the WM network identified may be particularly vulnerable to further degeneration in ApoE4 carriers as they enter middle and old age.
- Reduced hippocampal volume in healthy young ApoE4 carriers : an MRI study (2012)
- The E4 allele of the ApoE gene has consistently been shown to be related to an increased risk of Alzheimer's disease (AD). The E4 allele is also associated with functional and structural grey matter (GM) changes in healthy young, middle-aged and older subjects. Here, we assess volumes of deep grey matter structures of 22 healthy younger ApoE4 carriers and 22 non-carriers (20–38 years). Volumes of the nucleus accumbens, amygdala, caudate nucleus, hippocampus, pallidum, putamen, thalamus and brain stem were calculated by FMRIB's Integrated Registration and Segmentation Tool (FIRST) algorithm. A significant drop in volume was found in the right hippocampus of ApoE4 carriers (ApoE4+) relative to non-carriers (ApoE4−), while there was a borderline significant decrease in the volume of the left hippocampus of ApoE4 carriers. The volumes of no other structures were found to be significantly affected by genotype. Atrophy has been found to be a sensitive marker of neurodegenerative changes, and our results show that within a healthy young population, the presence of the ApoE4+ carrier gene leads to volume reduction in a structure that is vitally important for memory formation. Our results suggest that the hippocampus may be particularly vulnerable to further degeneration in ApoE4 carriers as they enter middle and old age. Although volume reductions were noted bilaterally in the hippocampus, atrophy was more pronounced in the right hippocampus. This finding relates to previous work which has noted a compensatory increase in right hemisphere activity in ApoE4 carriers in response to preclinical declines in memory function. Possession of the ApoE4 allele may lead to greater predilection for right hemisphere atrophy even in healthy young subjects in their twenties.
- Altered intrinsic functional connectivity in language-related brain regions in association with verbal memory performance in euthymic bipolar patients (2013)
- Potential abnormalities in the structure and function of the temporal lobes have been studied much less in bipolar disorder than in schizophrenia. This may not be justified because language-related symptoms, such as pressured speech and flight of ideas, and cognitive deficits in the domain of verbal memory are amongst the hallmark of bipolar disorder (BD), and contribution of temporal lobe dysfunction is therefore likely. In the current study, we examined resting-state functional connectivity (FC) between the auditory cortex (Heschl's gyrus [HG], planum temporale [PT]) and whole brain using seed correlation analysis in n = 21 BD euthymic patients and n = 20 matched healthy controls and associated it with verbal memory performance. In comparison to controls BD patients showed decreased functional connectivity between Heschl's gyrus and planum temporale and the left superior and middle temporal gyrus. Additionally, fronto-temporal functional connectivity with the right inferior frontal/precentral gyrus and the insula was increased in patients. Verbal episodic memory deficits in the investigated sample of BD patients and language-related symptoms might therefore be associated with a diminished FC within the auditory/temporal gyrus and a compensatory fronto-temporal pathway.


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Amanda Seyfried Wouldn't Lose Or Gain Weight For a Role, Also Talks Sex, Josh Hartnett and Channing Tatum
Amanda Seyfried is refreshingly honest — and pretty funny.
She stars in Les Misérables with Anne Hathaway and Hugh Jackman, who have been vocal about their weight gains and losses for the film. Amanda is on the new cover of InStyle, and she said she would chop off her hair like Anne did to play Fantine, but she wouldn't attempt her drastic weight loss. "I probably wouldn't lose or gain weight for a role, though," Amanda told InStyle (via People). "I'm too health-conscious. And I don't think I could actually lose weight because I couldn't be on that kind of a diet. I would lose my mind."
In her interview, Amanda also talked about People's Sexiest Man Alive, Channing Tatum, with whom she starred in the romance Dear John. "Everybody wants to have sex with him. And the only person he wants to have sex with is his wife, Jenna [Dewan-Tatum]. He's the most loyal husband." (Aww!)
She is still looking for her own Channing, and she noted it's hard to casually date around without things being blown out of proportion. "The thing is, I can't date anybody without it being portrayed as a serious relationship in the tabloids," Amanda said. "It sucks! Like Josh Hartnett and I were friends; we hung out, we dated. I don't actually have sex with every male I come into contact with."
Much to the disappointment of the men she meets, we're sure! Last summer, Amanda may have been casually dating Dexter actor Desmond Harrington. And she's admitted to sexualizing everything with Les Mis co-star Hugh Jackman. She's a lucky gal — but that doesn't mean all the guys around her are getting lucky with her.
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It's easy to enjoy cheerful March-April color without worrying about frost damage. All you need is a flat or two of cold-hardy pansies. We really like the "Matrix" series, because of their extremely large blooms. They come in a huge selection of colors from the subtle "Matrix Daffodil Mix" to showier "True Blue" and "Orange Blotch". New varieties like "Matrix Raspberry Sundae" and "Tanzanite Mix" are a bit different and distinctive. These can be planted right now regardless of the weather. It's hard to resist their velvety friendly faces. Pansies shrug off the cold, frost and snow.
We've found a grower whose pansies are tougher and more "hardened off" than most, because they grow them in the cold to begin with instead of forcing them in a warm greenhouse. These plants won't "shock" when you put them outside, and they have very healthy root systems accustomed to cold soil.
A little-known fact is that most pansy varieties can be perennial and come back every year. Pansies like cool weather, so plants you install this spring will bloom again in fall and again next year if you protect them from summer heat. Pansies bloom vigorously from April until June, and when it starts to get really hot we just pull a little mulch over them to protect them from the sun. Another approach is to plant annual flowers around the pansies. These plants will shield the pansies from the sun all summer, and when the frost kills them the pansies will burst into bloom for the late fall.
A popular variation on the pansy is the Viola, or "Johnny-jump-up". We sell more of these every year and their dainty, pastel colored blooms are charming. Once established they will self-seed in cool, moist areas of your garden and you'll have more every year. Like pansies, violas like cool weather or a shady location. They'll fizzle out in early summer, by which time your annual bedding plants can take over. You'll be surprised how they pop up next spring when you've forgotten all about them!
Pansies and violas are very easy to grow and easy to transplant. Work your soil with some peat moss before you plant, mix in a little Flower-Tone or other dry fertilizer with the soil, and lightly mulch the plants once they're in the ground. Like most plants they will grow better in fluffy, well-drained soil than they will in hard clay.
A good way to rotate your planter pots and window boxes is to fill them with pansies at this time of year and then refill them with other annuals once danger of frost is past. The pansies can be transplanted from your containers into a shady spot in your garden; they'll give you an "encore" of cheerful fall color.
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Snoopy sightings are being seen all across the skies of the Brazos Valley.
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Jodi Nieves
It's easy for me to say I walk for my father, Oscar Osborne, who had a heart attack at age 34 and survived or for my Grandfather, Richard Martin, who had to have quadruple bypass surgery to survive massive heart failure. However, my true inspiration for Fund Raising and Awareness of the American Heart Association came in 2001 when a close friend of mine had a beautiful baby girl named Sydnie who was born with CHD (Coronary Heart Disease) among other health battles. Sydnie has had to endure multiple surgeries for mere survival and her family has been along for the emotional battle during the 8 years of her life. I walk so that I can help get Sydnie the care that she needs as a child with a condition that relies on new research and products to help children like her survive. This is why I WALK!!
Mary Collins
I will walk in memory of my dad, Art Noce, who died way too soon of heart disease. He was always very active and, we thought, in good shape, until having his first heart attack at age 60. He was the best dad, and the best grandpa my children could have had.
Lori Lee
I walk so that my kids will know their grandfather!
There are a lot of walks out there, many for organizations that I care deeply about and choose to personally support. So often, people ask me, why do you walk for the Heart Association, rather than one of those other walks? The answer is simple -- heart disease has touched me and my family for as long as I can remember! As a little girl, I never knew my paternal grandfather as a man who could walk or talk -- when I was very young, he had a series of strokes and heart attacks which left him unable to speak and wheelchair bound. As genetics would have it, my dad has been treated for heart related issues for most of his adult life, including a heart catherization and stent last year. If it wasn't for the research sponsored by the Heart Association, my children could be in the same situation as I was at a young age. Instead, my children have the opportunity to know their grandfather (my dad) as an active, energetic person. The AHA sponsored research has directly touched our lives! Others in my family too have been touched by heart disease -- my grandmother, my uncle, my husband, my in-laws... all of these individuals have been helped by the research of the Heart Association -- new medications, new procedures. The list is long, and I feel strongly about helping!


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The U.S. Fish & Wildlife today finalized the revised management plan issued in January for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
The Every Kid in a Park initiative will provide 4th grade students and their families free admission to all national parks and other federal lands and waters for a full year, support transportation for school trips, and provide educational resources for students and teachers through fie
Citing continued damage to the environment, the economy, drinking water supplies and more, The Wilderness Society, along with other national groups across the U.S., is urging the President and Congress to invest in vitally important conservation and natural resource programs.
Outdoor recreation generates $21.6 billion a year in spending on trips and equipment in Washington State, a new study prepared for the Legislature shows.
And Washingtonians love to play outside, spending an average of 56 days a year in some form of outdoor recreation.
Contacts:Paul Spitler, Director of Wilderness Campaigns, (202)-360-1912, email@example.com
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Gov. Sean Parnell's plan to ask the Alaska Legislature for $50 million to look for oil and gas in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is incompatible with the reasons the refuge was established, and would cause significant harm to a vital and irreplaceable American landscape.
Senators Mark Begich and Lisa Murkowski, along with residents of King Cove, Alaska, are continuing their fight today to put a road through the wilderness of Izembek National Wildlife Refuge, but they aren't telling Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar all the facts.
Today, President Obama called on Congress to pass legislation to avoid across-the-board budget cuts from the so-called "sequester." The Wilderness Society President Jamie Williams said this in response:
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With her retirement approaching, Shirley Wallace was the guest of honor on Friday, Nov. 29, where she was presented with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine award for her 44 years of service as Ashe County's Register of Deeds.
"We're here to celebrate a fantastic 44 years of service; it's amazing when you look at the enhancements made over the years," said Ashe County Manager Dr. Pat Mitchell.
"Thank you all for coming today. I can't say enough good things about my staff; what a wonderful group to work with," said Wallace.
During the reception, former N.C. Representative Cullie Tarleton presented the Order of the Long Leaf Pine award to Wallace. Before presenting the award, Tarleton, also a recipient of the Long Leaf Pine Award, told a story about meeting Wallace for the first time.
After seeking advice about how to win as a Democratic candidate in a largely Republican district, Tarleton was instructed to meet Wallace, who was repeatedly elected, despite being a lifelong member of the Democratic Party.
"She's been a dear friend ever since we met for the first time," said Tarleton. He also said "she's the number one Democrat in Ashe County."
"This is just amazing," said Wallace after accepting the award. "I hadn't even though about receiving the Long Leaf Pine award; it's such an honor," said Wallace.
According to N.C. Governor Beth Purdue's website, the award is "presented to outstanding North Carolinians who have a proven record of service to the state. This certificate is most often presented when a person retires."
"A State Employee may be awarded The Order of the Long Leaf Pine if he or she has 30 plus years of exemplary service to North Carolina. Others who have demonstrated a lifetime of service to the state may also qualify," said the website about the award.
Melba Jones, the head to the Democratic Party, said Wallace continually winning elections as a member of the Democratic Party "meant a lot" and Wallace was "a very strong member of our party."
"She has been very active in the Democratic Party but still did her job. She didn't play politics when it came to doing her job as the register of deeds," said Jones.
Wallace also received a plaque of appreciation from the Ashe County Board of Commissioners presented to her by Mitchell.
After presenting the plaque to Wallace, Mitchell told a story about a youth group that once met with Wallace to learn about leadership.
After the meeting, a member of the youth group told Mitchell "you know, I just didn't know people served the public like that."
Wallace was also presented with a self-portrait from Josh Roten, the owner of Badger Funeral Home. Roten said the portrait would hang in the register of deed's office in remembrance of Wallace's service.
As the reception came to an end, Wallace was presented with a resolution from Wayne Rash, the former president of the N.C. Association of Register of Deeds.
"We think the world of Shirley Wallace and even though it's a loss to the association, we wish her a happy retirement," said Rash.


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Monday, June 17, 2013
Each week, the Moultrie News and Mount Pleasant Recreation Department will feature one local track and field athlete participating in the department.
Jake Murray, 8, participates in the long jump, 200-meter and 400-meter run events with the Mount Pleasant Track Club. Tyler Boselowitz, 12, participates in the long jump, 100-meter and 200-meter races with the club.
Question: If you could be anyone for a day, who would you be?
Jake Murray: Usain Bolt, because he is the fastest man in the world.
Tyler Boselowitz: Danny Way, skateboarder.
Q: What is your favorite Mount Pleasant restaurant?
JM: TGI Fridays – love their desserts.
TB: Chick-fil-A.
Q: What is the best moment in your athletic career?
JM: Throwing a touchdown pass to win our game.
TB: Scoring the winning goal in overtime of a tournament final.
Q: What is the best advice you have gotten from a coach?
JM: Always try to do your very best and you will be a success.
TB: Hard practice = easy game; easy practice = hard game.
Q: What do you look forward to the most about being an adult?
JM: Getting a job and having lots of money.
TB: Not having to worry about school.
Q: What do you think are the most difficult and most fun aspects of track?
JM: Most difficult: 3000-meter. Most fun: long jump.
TB: Most fun is everyone gets along. Hardest is practice is tough.
Q: What is your movie and TV show?
JM: Movie: "Like Mike 2 – Street Ball" and TV show: "Kickin' It."
TB: Movie: "Dodgeball" and TV show: "Storage Hunters."
Q: If you could have dinner with any three people who would you choose?
JM: My mommy because she is my family, my daddy because I look up to him and my little brother, Zach, because he is so much fun.
TB: Danny Way, David Beckham and Landon Donovan.
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