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Google launched a slightly refreshed Gmail UI that hides unessential features and uses more screen estate to display your messages. Gmail's logo is smaller, the links to mail, contacts and contacts are grouped in a collapsible panel, while the options that let you select all messages, starred or unread messages are available in a drop-down.
"Overall, there's now a smaller header area that puts the first message in your inbox about 16 pixels higher on the screen than before," explains Google.
Gmail's contacts section has also been redesigned to better integrate with Gmail. The updated interface supports keyboard shortcuts, saves the changes automatically, adds structured name fields and lets you sort contacts by last name. The notes field is now really big, but I don't think it deserves so much attention.
These features will be rolled out today to all Gmail accounts. The new Gmail contact manager won't be available in Google Apps right now, but it will be released in the near future.
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In order to celebrate Independence Day the Google Maps Street View icon has been changed to what appears to be a little Uncle Sam. As Google Maps Mania reader Etlund points out in the comments below he appears to be walking backwards (from independence to being a UK colony again we presume)
Google Maps Street View in France (and a tiny bit of Italy) has certainly brightened up my week. However the rest of Europe may have to wait some time for Street View to appear. Well they will if all the Street View car drivers are as keen to win a Darwin Award as the driver who took this image:
Now what possible reason could anyone have to close a mountain road at 2000 metres? I know - let's drive on and see:
Ah avalanches! That looks fun let's drive on.
What happened to the road?
If trying to kill themselves wasn't bad enough Google also seem to be suggesting that you take the quick route down from this mountain:
Or perhaps Google are providing hang-gliding directions now.
If you want some more fun try the game at placeSpotting. The game involves trying to find a location on a Google Map. The game creators contacted us today to say they now have 100,000 users and over 6000 quizzes.
On a more serious note. Privacy International has done an outstanding job of stealing Google's publicity for the launch of Street View in France.
Simon Davis of the group has sent a letter to Google threatening to ask the UK Information Commissioner to suspend the deployment of Street View in the UK. A lot of websites are reproducing this quote by Simon Davis, talking to the BBC,
"In our view they need a person's consent if they make use of a person's face for commercial ends."
I wonder if Google have ever thought about introducing face blurring technology? Oh, wait they have.
You can read the full-text of Davis' letter reprinted by the BBC here. Having read the letter it seems that Privacy International's main concern seems to be with Google's face blurring technology - but I'm a little unclear what their problem with it is.
Anyway the net result is that Google's launch of Street View in France has hardly been reported whilst Privacy International have raised their profile no end.


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Monday, May 5, 2014
Bishop England senior Sarah Santos signed a letter of intent with Winthrop Eagles volleyball last month.
Santos helped Bishop England to two Class AA state championships in 2012 and 2013 as the teams starting libero. She was named All-Lowcountry her junior and senior seasons and co-captain of the Lady Bishops in 2013.
It feels like everything Ive worked so hard for is finally paying off, Santos said. Winthrop was a school I could see myself at even without playing volleyball. I loved the campus and coaches and Im looking forward to meeting the team, getting to know them and seeing what being an Eagle has in store for me.
As a senior, she was selected to the Dorman Tournament of Champions, Porter-Gaud Invitational and Wando Invitational all-tournament teams. She helped guide her club team, MVP U18 Gold, to a fourth-place finish out of 54 teams in this years Big South National Qualifier 18 USA division.
Winthrop competes in the Big South Conference of NCAA Division I volleyball. The Eagles finished 17-13 overall this season, 11-3 at home and were eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Big South tournament.
Sarah is an aggressive player who will help solidify our passing and defensive game, both of which are areas we feel we fell short in this past season, Winthrop head coach Bruce Atkinson said in a release. We are excited to see what Sarah will bring to the court and watch her development over the next four years.
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unless we return Locklear to RT and start Andre Brown, I'd say Boomer despite his dislike of the Giants is right on the mark with this comment.
I have been a Giants fan for a lot of years, some good ones and some very terrible ones, but this years version of the Giants has me baffled and can anyone tell me that they can see a playoff contender in this years team right now.
Isn't this pretty much the way the season goes? Giants start out hot then go into a mid season slump, then barely make the playoffs, and somehow pull out an unbelievable Super Bowl run. The Cowboys usually start out playing like crap, people question their abilities, then go on a mid/late season run and win the division and tank in the playoffs. Eagles/Redskins, meh they always lay an egg.
Gotta be in it to win it
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Gas prices in North Carolina jumped 16 cents in the past month, up from $3.38 to $3.54 per gallon, according to AAA Carolinas, but still remain 7 cents below last year's average of $3.61.
After falling throughout the autumn months, gas prices in North Carolina hit a low of $3.22 on Dec. 20, 2012, and slowly rose until mid-January when they began to increase rapidly.
Prices should remain within pennies of today's prices for the upcoming three-day Presidents Day weekend, with many companies giving employees Monday off.
The surge in gas prices is due in part to higher crude oil prices, driven by positive economic news, both domestic and global. Additionally, refineries are preparing to switch to summer-blend gasoline, which restricts output and tightens supply.
"The unfortunate news is we expect gas prices to continue to rise incrementally in upcoming weeks," said David E. Parsons, president and CEO of AAA Carolinas. "However, barring any unforeseen supply issues or instability in the Middle East, we don't expect increases to reach last year's levels."
In 2012, gas prices in North Carolina rose to a high for the year of $3.91 on April 6.
In South Carolina, gas prices average $3.35 per gallon today, up 14 cents from a month ago, but still 6 cents cheaper than a year ago.
Unlike the Carolinas, gas prices nationally average $3.60 today, up 20 cents from a month ago and up 9 cents from a year ago. Today's national average is the highest on record for the calendar date. In spite of reported long lines at the pumps before the recent Northeast snowstorm, the ultimate impact will be reduced demand, as snow keeps drivers off the road.
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Glenn and Starr Folden of Summerville, South Carolina are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Allison Taylor Folden to Wyatt Michael Hatchitt, both of Summerville.
The groom-elect is the son of Brian Hatchitt and Anissa Bilbrey-Hatchitt.
The bride-elect is a graduate of Summerville High School and is employed by Palmetto Othodontics, Dr. Michael Cox.
The groom-elect is a graduate of Fort Dorchester High School and is employed with Scout Boats.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of the late Linda Bass and the late Michael F. Raymond; Tommy and Sherry Bass of Slidell, Louisiana; and Michael and Vickie Folden of Summerville.
The groom-elect is the grandson of Mike and Claudia Bilbrey of Venice, Florida and Michael and Linda Hatchitt of Rockwood, Tennessee.
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Oh . . .if that's the case then disregard the Scripture I put out . . I thought it meant something all together different.
I play a lot of role playing games- being a writer, I need something with an indepth storyline to grab me in. I once wrote a whole essay on how one of the protagonists was supposed to represent Christ, but it crashed :(
You're talking to a collector of all things Legend of Zelda related!I am Akira Takahashi, and I am an obsessed nerd. I broke my record of three weeks sober today when I played Endless Ocean for an hour. It didn't stop there. I went on to play Breath of Fire 2, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, and Final Fantasy 9.I know I should try harder, and I do try. However, I found a book called "The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy" and I had to get it. Maybe if I'm busy reading essays, I won't be playing. The next time I return to this support group, I hope to be sober again.Yeah right...
Quote from: Akira Takahashi on December 16, 2008, 06:14:09 AM"The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy"Where did you find that book? Can I get it online?
"The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy"
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This quick and easy-to-make dish is a great source of calcium and will help you jumpstart your morning!
Prep time: 5 minutes
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Serving size: approximately 1 1/4 cup
Nutritional analysis (per serving):
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3 mg cholesterol
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222 mg calcium
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The perfect live food alternative for larger carnivorous fish or bottom feeding monster fishes. Each sinking pellet contains the calories of 1.8 goldfish. These pellets offer superb palatability and promote healthy form and vibrant colors.
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Tangy goat cheese whipped with cream cheese and honey, baked into a rich base for balsamic strawberries and basil, and then served with crunchy toasted French bread for dunking. You can't help but swoon over that. More
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Easy, lightly chewy sugar cookies are rolled in pink sprinkles to make them perfect for your Valentine.
In this toothsome homemade take on a commercial classic, a tender, flaky heart shaped crust is filled with Nutella, then baked to crispy-on-the edges, soft-on-the-inside perfection. A healthy dollop of confectioners' sugar glaze with rainbow sprinkles makes these treats as adorable as they are sweet. More
With a heart-shaped cookie cutter it's easy to make a special treat for your favorite doughnut-loving Valentine. More
70% cacao chocolate, yolks, and a bit of heavy cream add up to one heck of a deep, dark, sinfully decadent baked chocolate custard. More
This retro layer cake is dotted with Maraschino cherries and chopped almonds. More
Pears, sweet-tart Riesling, and spicy ginger come together in a sorbet that's ripe and juicy with a clean, refreshing heat. More
This classic oven baked custardy dessert gets a super rich twist with the addition of crunchy pistachios, tart berries, and luxurious chocolate. More
Little pots of satiny molten chocolate are the ultimate chocolate fix in under 30 minutes. More
This white chocolate soufflé is swirled with a touch of red, making it a perfect Valentine's Day treat for two (or four!). More
This quick, creamy dessert is perfect for two people. It needs to be made the night or morning before serving, but requires less than ten minutes of actual work! More
These super moist Valentine's Day-perfect cupcakes are topped with a luxurious white chocolate cream cheese frosting. More
These pretty in pink, berry-luscious, and chocolaty cupcakes will get you in the mood for Valentine's Day. More
This cheat's dessert is a five-minute knockoff of the great raspberry-rose sorbet from Berthillon in Paris. More
Based on a traditional sweet from Piedmont, these are two petite chocolate cookies sandwiched around raspberry jam. More
If you're ever in the mood to put together a fancy dessert at home, mousse bombes are a fantastic way to go. They satisfy my craving for many things at once; a little cake, a little frozen mousse, and a surprise bit of fresh fruit, jelly, or nuts. Best of all, they have a gorgeous, smooth shell of chocolate that looks as beautiful as it tastes, giving you the dramatic payoff of a plated dessert with just a little effort. More
These fun roll-out butter cookies are mixed with sprinkles. More
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Onto the knitting. I am pretty close to finishing Ruby. I have made little progress the last couple of days trying to figure out the welt. I should have listened to Rebecca, knowing that she kept getting holes too. The pattern reads y2rn = yarn round needle twice. Isn't that just yarn over twice? I checked books. All of the on-line resources I knew. Isn't the point of a yarn over, a hole? Well, this sweater does not want holes! Anyhow, I ended up doing my own thing which gave me the amount of stitches that I needed. Marking the location of the increases and increasing 4 in each location, by a M1 and an Inc into the f/b on the first row Increase. On the second row increase, I increased into the f/b of each of the new stitches. Have you seen Rebecca's? Or Pax's? They are both fabulous. I am a bit nervous though because Rebecca used four extra balls. Pax did not, however made her sleeves shorter. I slimmed my sleeves down a bit, in hopes of not having to buy more yarn. And what a bummer it would be if I needed more as I know my store does not have the same dyelot.
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Did I find myself writing my last article about PLANS? Well ironic enough, because today I found myself being a little bit like what we called: LAST MINUTE. Maybe I should have planned a little bit more...
Anyway, I would guess this also goes with Kitesurfing, because I just LOVE the kick out of it! Having 10.000 things to do right on the ULTIMATE MOMENT is also a shot of Adrenaline for me. So even in my sofa I found a way to get stoked.
This story started during a midnight insomnia adventure, when I was out looking on the web for some YOGA teachers training program - just by CURIOSITY.
I've been practicing Yoga almost as long as kitesurfing. Well, not as devoted as kitesurfing. But since my knee injuries, I've been into it more and more. It is probably the perfect balance I needed between INTENSITY and CALMNESS. Therefore it was not a big surprise for me, when I found myself looking at those programs in Indonesia or Arizona – wow, I have to go.
Except, reality is that: I've press the 'PAY' button real quick while subscribing to this totally out of the blues new experience and it happening now in less than 4 days!!!
Time passes by fast and I've realized how crazy I can be sometimes. My to do list seems to be getting longer and longer and time shorter and shorter. But the truth is: I LOVE IT! I know, by experience, I'll have the time to do everything, except faster and more efficient. Not too bad.
In my TO DO list there was a little something for you guys: Christmas time is slowly passing by, and I wanted to make sure, I had send everyone I CARE FOR a little note. Thing is, there are so many people I realize that are important to me, starting from my family, my friends, the whole CORE team and of course ALL KITERS that keep supporting me and encouraging me in my journey. So many of you are taking time to write me and I really found this FANTASTIC!
Therefore, to all of you, I am THANKING you from the bottom of my heart, cause sincerely, you are part of what makes me who I am and I can never say thank you enough for this. I do believe that changes starts from small things and that every little thing we do for others, one day grows BIG and come back in return.
So to all, I wish you a 2012 with lots of Kiting; sharing it with people and places you love. Plus, lots of peace and smiles all around you!
As I've finally pick a camp in Arizona/USA, I will enjoy the week kitesurfing on the West Coast of California right after that. I will not be available during the Yoga training, as it is a NO internet commitment, but I'll get back to you guys as soon as I'm done.
Here is a short video, with lots of LOVE, I made especially for you guys!
All the best,
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p.s.: Finally, last minute... was quiet fun!
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SHAtter bootrom exploit possibly leaked, what it means for jailbreakers
The SHAtter exploit found by pod2g appears to have been leaked. Who leaked it and for what reason is still unclear. What is clear is that Apple will certainly find a way to patch the hardware if it did in fact leak. When Limera1n was released, it kept the SHAtter bootrom exploit safe for future jailbreaks as it would require a complete hardware revision to be done by Apple.
SHAtter basically used a hardware exploit in the A4 series of devices (iPhone 4, iPad, AppleTV 2nd generation, and iPod Touch 4G). You can bet Apple will make a hardware revision to patch SHAtter. It seems there is some drama between some members of the jailbreak community over who actually "leaked" the SHAtter exploit.
@P0isixninja of the Chronic Dev Team is pointing a blame finger to @Musclenerd. As Musclenerd concentrates on unlocks, it seems unreasonable to think he'd leak an exploit he would need in order to create an unlock. Click through for a response to the drama from @comex, who claims if it doesn't stop, he'll just e-mail the exploit directly to Apple. Not good news for the jailbreak community.
The part of Comex's tweet that got me was where he said (the real) SHAtter. Digging further into Twitter shows that maybe a fake exploit was leaked on purpose. We'll update when we know more.
What are you guys' thoughts? It's been a crazy evening for jailbreakers. First Comex stated the Christmas untethered deadline would be missed, and now a leaked exploit. Lend us your thoughts in the comments!
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"For the betterment of the community?"
What an entitled putz of a statement. Who is this "community" - Apple, who would prosecute them if they could? Users, who take the fruits of their labor and use it, and offering snarky comments like this 500x more than a PayPal donation. To be clear: they owe you nothing. They owe this so-called "community" nothing. Their motivations are their own, and you should be grateful they give you, for free, some pretty damn high quality fruits of their labor. You don't like their "motivation" for giving something away? Dust off your C for Dummies book, then, and get to work. For the good of the community, of course.
This reminds me of what went down between one of my friends and I a few days ago.
Actually, replace "SHAtter" with "email" and "leaked" with "forged," and it's pretty much exactly the same. sigh
I got a really good idea. How about just leaving the freakin phone alone and use it, instead of sitting around in a room like a lab rabbit eating cheetos and pop tarts trying to ruin a perfectly good phone.
If too many people start jailbreaking, I wouldn't be surprised if Apple implemented a zero tolerance strategy. You get one checksum wrong and boom: bricked forever, no support, enjoy your Apple paperweight.
Ironic isn't it. The more popular jailbreaking becomes, the more likely it is that Apple will take drastic steps to stop it.
@soildrock is a douche bag.
Freaking auto correct
@ Websyndicate - Oopsie daisy. Did I say something that scared you a little? Maybe jailbreakers should go underground so Apple won't find out about their exploits, and thus won't be able to patch them. The first rule of Fight Club and all that.
But no, that wouldn't be fun, would it? You couldn't come to pro-apple forums like this one and whine about Apple's curation. You have something to prove, and you want as many people to know it as possible. Jailbreaking in secret would just be no fun. I understand completely.
@ TIPB thanks for publishing something that would be best kept on the low.
@SockRolid - Jailbreaking is legal and apple are becoming less strict about it as time goes on. The day they decide to brick jailbroken iPhones they will not only lose masses of customers to Android but also have lawsuits piled on them.
I am guessing there would be A LOT of loss money to many developers if a jailbreak is not developed for 4.2.1. Cydia would be like a moth that dies because it got too close to the heat of the light.
It is all about the money. No level-headed person is going to ruin making money to argue and fight.
I agree with raptor. A locked phone is unacceptable in my opinion. I paid full price for it and I expect to be able to use it with what ever carrier I choose to use in the world. If my phone were to get locked, I would switch to an Android phone the next day. Right now, the only app not duplicated in android is Jeppesen Sanderson. I am sure Jobs likes our money as well. I chose a different path in life than programming and very much appreciate those who figured out how to jailbreak these phones. I would not be an Apple customer if there was no Jailbreak and Unlock. Mr. Jobs should have them on his payrole, as he has made Billions off customers like me.
All the mature devs have grown out of this childish programming/hacking and moved on to better things, like working for Apple.
Granted, some of these kids are talented. One day they will grow out of this and become real devs and then they will be replaced by another batch of young kids and the cycle will continue.
Apple will find and patch this exploit, they probably already know about it, and then one of these kids will find a new exploit and the cycle will repeat itself.
All I care about at the end of the day is me, and I'm tired of being on a tethered JB. Everyone spouting about "the greater good", GIVE ME A BREAK. When it comes down to it, we'll all look out for our own asses.
That being said, where can I get this leak?
lol P0isixninja had his account suspended. what a n00b
So I bought an ip4 with high hopes. I had nothing before and nothing now.
Whatever happens, happens. If not very soon, I'll sell the ip4 and get something from T-Mobile, my carrier. At least I'll be able to make calls, dah....it's a phone.
All the work that has been done is deeply appreciated. Whatever is done in the future, if it is, will also be appreciated.
I guess priorities are different with with younger folks.
There's a shadow over my holiday. Maybe it's time to get off this merry go round.
Every one seems to have forgotten - its just a phone! its not nuclear weapons we are dealing with - its just a freakin phone!
For what it's worth, the more adventerous among us have already jailbroken our 4.2.1 devices. We're just tired of being tethered.
Cydia isn't in danger.
Umm I'm pretty grateful that all these people make jailbreak for free and take their own time out of this, heck if i had the money to donate i would. But it kind of ticks me off when they promise something and they dont give it. I guess older people would be more mature about these kind of things, but who am i to say because im really young too. all i can really say that its pathetic that people that smart can argue and make mistakes that stupid. I just wish that the untethered jailbreak or at least a jailbreak that would jailbreak my ipod gets released before Christmas.


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Hard to review a product I both love and hate. The color is an unassuming 'office wear' color that can be described as 'my lips but better' shade. For me it was a lipstick that made my face brighter and livelier without any effort–color is a browned rose or as Benefit describes it "cinnamon-rose" in a creme finish w/o shimmer or sparkle. On me it…[Read more]
Nitsa reviewed Benetint 2 years, 2 months ago
Good multitasking product–cheek or lip stain in a see through bottle, reminds me of a nail polish packaging complete w/ a brush applicator under the screw top. Formula is essentially a rose-water scented liquid in a deep pinky-red color that gives a natural looking flush to the cheeks. Shimmer free, it looks very 'no-makeup', as in 'I just…[Read more]
Nitsa reviewed Eye Bright 2 years, 2 months ago
This a product you either love or hate–which one will depend on the climate of where you happen to live, or season of the year in temperate regions. Wax based formula is very temperature dependent in how well it performs: in summer time it glides on and melts into skin performing as it should–brightening and highlighting (with subtle shimmer).…[Read more]
Nitsa reviewed Stay Don't Stray 2 years, 2 months ago
First things first, I have combination skin and no eyeshadow last on me—good primer is essential to any eye makeup. "Stay Don't Stray" fell in my hands as a sample in a mini sized 'gloss' tube, complete with small but functional doe foot wand. Formula had a distinct concealer-like tint that was a touch too dark (and orange) on my pale skin;…[Read more]
Nitsa commented on the post, Urban Decay Radium Eyeshadow Review, Photos, Swatches 2 years, 2 months ago
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I'm so sorry, but doesn't the caption in this post for the same 'look' image say "Urban Decay Bender Eyeshadow (in crease)"?
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…so is it Radium or Peace ? (http://www.temptalia.com/urban-decay-peace-eyeshadow-review-photos-swatches#more-116033)…because it looks like the 'look' image is identical (note the brow hairs, lol) for both […]
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Very nice, but I am much more intrigued by the 'perfect shade of blue' eyeshadow I see on the lid in the bottom photo. Is this another UD eyeshadow? And what is that finish? I am not a fan of frosts or high shine […]
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Great all around mascara for everyday–big fat brush, no clumping, rich dark color–Bad, Bad Black. It does not last for 15 hours but it doesn't melt on my skin either. Dry formula leaves lashes full and stiff so its prone to minor flaking by end of day. An issue at multiple coats or if I to touch my eyelashes when using eye-drops.
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Great natural looking mascara, leaves lashes soft and defined. Not for oily types, as it does smudge big time on my combination skin. Higher end version of Maybelline's Full and Soft–both are great products, just not for me.
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Can you recount how many times you have started telling a story to a child or grandchild, beginning with, "Back when I was your age…?"
We tend to reminisce often about our lives as younger adults and how they compare to growing up today. Now, you have a chance to share your stories with others through "BG TIME."
BG TIME (Bridging Generations through Technology, Information, Media, and Engagement) is an online community specially designed for senior citizens in South Carolina. BG TIME began in 2008 when The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation issued a national challenge grant to community foundations to find creative uses of media and technology to help keep communities informed and their citizens engaged.
Though the program has expanded from its original roots and is now administered through the Lieutenant Governor's Office, the mission of BG TIME remains the same: to bridge ethnic, economic, and generational lines in order to raise digital literacy among seniors, enhancing their participation in civic dialogue.
Seniors in our state have much to contribute, but since many of them lack the skills necessary to use all of the modern technology available to communicate their stories, www.BGTIME.org was developed to make the transition easier. It features a forum for senior discussions and also sponsors two separate contests for students who wish to relay a story about a senior's life.
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• Seniors are invited to share their favorite stories, pictures, recipes, or memories with others on BG TIME's online forum. Simply e-mail what's on your mind to firstname.lastname@example.com, and we will post it for others to read and enjoy.
• Eighth grade students across the state are eligible to enter an essay contest for the Lieutenant Governor's Bridging Generations Award. Students are prompted to compare and contrast their life with a senior's experiences at a similar age. A winner will be selected in every county that participates, and one state winner will be chosen. More information and guidelines can be found at www.BGTIME.org. The deadline for submitting an essay is March 15, 2013.
• A scholarship contest is offered to high school journalism students for their creative use of technology while documenting an event from a senior citizen's life. Students are also tasked with including a social media component with their stories. We encourage advisers to make BG TIME a class assignment or perhaps even a class project. This is an excellent way to give students experience interviewing someone from a different age group. More information on the scholarship contest can be found at www.BGTIME.org. The deadline for submitting your entry is April 1, 2013.
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Hoops for Hope set for Monday at Lee Christian
Lee Christian School will give its Second Annual Hoops for Hope Night a second shot Monday with a quadruple-header of basketball tipping off at 3:30 p.m.
Gate proceeds, concessions and money raised from special events during the night will go to the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. Last year's Hoops for Hope combined with Lee Christian's team at Relay for Life raised more than $3,500.
There will be a silent auction and players will be wearing pink warm-up shirts with the t-shirts available to purchase during Thursday night's games.
The centerpiece of the night is a survivor's recognition ceremony which will be between the varsity games. The girls' varsity game is slated for 6 p.m. and the boys' game will tip around 7:30 p.m.
The games, against visiting Carolina Christian Conference mate Crossroads Christian, were originally scheduled for Jan. 17.
Friday's winter weather forced many basketball postponements around the region. Lee Christian's home games against Wayne Christian were postponed and there's no make-up date yet.
Cresset Christian at Grace Christian was moved from Friday to Monday with the varsity games set for 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Southern Lee's home Cape Fear Valley contests against Western Harnett were postponed from Friday to Wednesday at 6:30 and 8 p.m.
Lee County had Tri-9 games against Middle Creek moved from Friday to Wednesday. The Jackets will host Middle Creek at 7 p.m. while the Lady Jackets travel to Middle Creek for a 7 p.m. start.
More basketball postponements and changes around the area include:
- The games are doubleheaders with the girls varsity game starting at 6 p.m. unless otherwise noted
- Gray Stone Day at Chatham Central - moved from Friday to Wednesday.
- Jordan-Matthews at Northwood - moved from Saturday to Monday.
- Pinecrest at Richmond - moved from Friday to Monday.
- Douglas Byrd at Union Pines - moved from Friday to Feb. 4.
- South Davidson at North Moore - moved from Friday to Feb. 6.
- O'Neal at Village Christian - moved from Thursday to Feb. 4.
- Harnett Central at Southeast Raleigh - moved from Friday to Feb. 14.
- Triton at North Lenoir - moved from Friday to Monday. The girls varsity game starts at 6:30 p.m.


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While full race recap stories will be included in August's version of WKA's Karting Scene online magazine, here are news and notes on the top stories at the popular South Bend, Indiana, venue.
Over 560 entrants set a new record for a Manufacturers Cup event at MRP. The previous record was 549 in 2006.
No one was able to win three MKP Nationals finals but several racers won a pair of main events.
After posting his first career Man Cup win at Pittsburgh in May, David Malukas (Birel) netted his first double-win weekend at MRP. Malukas won Cadet Final 1 over Nick Luedeke and Yamaha Sportsman 1 over Leonardo Stoia.
Brandon Lemke joined Malukas as a Jr Sportsman double winner. Lemke raced his Merlin to wins in Saturday's Komet Sportsman and Sunday's Yamaha Sportsman 2.
Jimmy Clark became the first driver to sweep the Yamaha Supercan divisions in 2012. Clark wheeled his CRG to dominating wins over Tony Jump in Yamaha Supercan Lite and Patrick Olsen in Supercan Heavy.
Mike McAndrews won his first two Man Cup mains of 2012. McAndrews raced his Birel to scores in Komet Jr Lite and Yamaha Jr Lite.
Jesus Rios Jr. (Birel) and Andrew Palmer (Kosmic) split the TaG mains. Rios bested Sam Beasley in TaG 1. Palmer got the jump on Rios is Sunday's TaG 2 and led wire-to-wire for the win.
Beasley started in the 28th and last position in Parilla Leopard and passed nearly every kart on the track to make it to second. When fellow Arrow pilot Jacob Donald was disqualified in post-race tech, Beasley was awarded the victory, meaning he started dead last and won.
Jeff Jewell (Margay) and Scott Ferris (Top Kart) each won a TaG Masters main. Jewell captured his first Man Cup win of the season in Saturday's Final 1, while Ferris recorded his third TaG Masters win in four starts in Sunday's weekend capper.
Haase racer Alex Verhagen won his fifth Yamaha Rookie Sportsman main in a row in Saturday's Rookie Final 1. Jason Welage (Merlin) ended Verhagen's impressive streak in Sunday's Rookie Final 2 with the win over Samuel Paley; Verhagen was third.
Kyle Kalish and Kyle Kirkwood joined McAndrews as winners in the ultra-competitive Junior divisions. Kirkwood wheeled his Arrow to the win in Komet Jr Heavy while Kalish dominated Sunday's final race, Yamaha Jr Heavy.
Leonardo Stoia raced his PCR to the Cadet Final 2 triumph. Jacob Donald (Arrow) and Mason Chelootz (Top Kart) split the Komet senior mains with Donald taking Komet Lite and Chelootz winning Komet Heavy.
Next up for the Man Cup is Aug. 3-5 at Norway, Illinois' Concept Haulers Motor Speedway. Click here for the KartLift Nationals entry form.
Ohio's Gary Lawson and New York's Jake Lutz were the big winners.
Lawson, a two-time WKA Triple Crown champion with countless Gold Cup and Man Cup feature wins, had his best weekend of the year with three national class victories and another triumph in Friday night's Animal Heavy Money Race.
Lawson raced his No. 10 Arrow to wins in Stock Medium, Stock Heavy and Sr Box Stock Final 1 in his first Gold Cup appearance behind the wheel of the Clone-powered kart. Lawson dominated the Money Race, finished several seconds ahead of a trio of Coyotes in Sean Meier, Dakota Bell and Scott Kleman.
Lutz wheeled his Coyote to a sweep of the three Junior Animal classes he started. After missing Barnesville, the Lutz came back with vengeance at MRP, winning Jr Lite, Jr Medium and Jr Heavy. Lutz only lost one round of competition all weekend among three classes of qualifying, heats and features, when he qualified second in Jr Lite.
Andrew Castelucci swept the LO206 Kid Kart features. Castelucci bested Cale Hall in Final 1 and Ashton Carter in Final 2.
Tyler Frantz won his first career Gold Cup feature. In fact, Frantz not only won Saturday's Sportsman 2 Lite, but he backed it up with a weekend sweep of the class with his score in Sunday's Sportsman 2 Heavy.
Cody Hall won both Jr Sportsman 1 Box Stock finals. Hall bested Jason Alder in Final 1 and finished ahead of Matthew Miller in Final 2.
Tim Stiefel swept the Masters mains events, while Jacob Duvall raced his DR Kart to a pair of X-30 Senior wins over Birel drivers Blake Deister and Jackson Mears.
Gabriel Zellner and Nick Fauci split the Sportsman 1 Animal features. For Fauci, it was his first-ever Gold Cup win after a couple years of trying. Zellner won Sportsman 1 Lite and Fauci triumphed in Heavy.
A couple of Georgia Razor racers won the Jr Sportsman 2 Box Stock features. Dylan Murry won Final 1 and Connor Tebbe triumphed in Final 2. Jacob Zellner was second in both races.
New York's Ryan Bavineau won his first Gold Cup main with his Restricted Junior score Sunday afternoon. Bavineau won over Dustin Demattia.
Tanner Lee and Tyler Smith won the Jr Box Stock finals. Lee won Saturday's Final 1 and Smith won over his twin brother Aren in Final 2.
Florida's Ashley Rogero was one of a few drivers to run both WKA weekends at MRP. Rogero won X-30 Junior Final 1. Derek Sobel bested Rogero in Sunday's X-30 Junior Final 2.
Travis Manning gave MGM its only win of the weekend in Stock Lite. Manning won over Coyote racer Steven Kilsdonk.
JR Petrella beat out Manning in Animal Amateur Medium for his first WKA win of the season.
Ohio's Eric Fagan won his second Sr Box Stock Final 2 main of the season with his win over Matthew Horst. Fagan, who also won at Jacksonville, drove Lawson's Arrow in the race.
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COLUMBIA CITY — A man accused of pointing a firearm at two people will stand trial next month in Whitley County Superior Court.
Trent E. Vanderford, 25, of Columbia City, was arrested in May for pointing a firearm, a Class A misdemeanor.
He will have a jury trial Jan. 23, 2014, at 8 a.m. Jan 7, 2014, is the final date for a plea proposal to be accepted by the defense.
People across the globe are preparing to bid farewell to 2013 and welcome in the New Year. Pictured, the moon lingers next to the Whitley County Courthouse.
WARSAW — A Larwill man was arrested after running from Warsaw police Saturday.
Jeremy James King, 39, of Hammontree Street, Larwill, allegedly led police on a high-speed chase early Saturday morning.
The pursuit ended in a snowy crash after his Pontiac Firebird clipped a parked car and crashed into a snow bank on Anchorage Road, Warsaw.
MIDDLEBURY — Columbia City's girls basketball team returned from its worst loss of the season Friday to Northridge to pick up two wins Saturday.
The Lady Eagles came out third in the Northridge Invitational Saturday, after an overtime, revenge win over East Noble and a victory over Andrean in the morning game.
One week prior, East Noble beat Columbia City by five points. The Lady Eagles sought and found revenge in the tourney, topping the Lady Knights 64-61 in overtime to win the third-place game at Northridge.
WHITLEY COUNTY — A southern Indiana woman died on her way to a family gathering Christmas Eve, after attempting to drive through a flooded roadway.
The elderly woman was found several hours later in the flood waters.
In Pike County, officials searched for a missing Illinois woman.
Whitko's girls basketball team captured the Miami County Tournament Saturday. Team members include: Jennifer Reiff, Reghan Craig, Haley Yohe, Brianna Cumberland, Hanna Yohe, Aly Reiff, Kelly Reiff, Avaree Freel, Michelle Kelsey, Emily Day, Aly Nicodemus and Jordan Hall. Aly Reiff and Hall were named to the all-tournament team. Whitko beat North Miami in the semifinals, 52-45, and defeated Peru in the championship game, 67-26.
COLUMBIA CITY — A Pierceton man is facing a charge of voyeurism after an incident at a local tanning salon.
Kolten C. Krull, 20, was arrested Dec. 16 by the Columbia City Police Department. He pleaded not guilty in his first appearance at Whitley County Superior Court Dec. 23.
Voyeurism is a Class B misdemeanor.
MIDDLEBURY— Northridge's girls basketball team used a big first half lead to defeat Columbia City Friday.
The Lady Raiders won by a final margin of 62-32.
The game was the first in pool play for both teams in Northridge's Tournament.
Columbia City (7-5) will take on Andrean tomorrow morning in the tournament.
Lady Eagle Head Coach Amy Shearer said a lack of effort from her team allowed too many easy baskets for Northridge.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City's boys basketball team is off to a struggling start in the squad's holiday tournament.
The Eagles hosted the opening day of the Carroll Shootout, but home-court advantage wasn't enough for Columbia City, as the team fell 57-41 to Mooresville in the opening game at noon, and 62-30 to Munster in the late game Friday.
Columbia City's Justin Bachelder led the Eagles against Mooresville with 11 points.
COLUMBIA CITY — With the local elections of 2014 around the corner, individuals seeking to run for office will have the chance soon to make their candidacy official.
Whitley County's Clerk of Courts office will accept candidate filings beginning Jan. 8, 2014.
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A gifted athlete as a youngster, Richardson, who also started at center on the basketball team this season, had not played varsity sports until his senior year due to academic troubles.
"I played part of my freshman year on the ninth-grade teams, but then I wasn't eligible," said Richardson, adding that it was difficult watching his friends play and not being able to join them.
"It was really hard to get my grades back up to where I could play. I give the credit to my coaches and teachers for not giving up on me and making me work, especially Ms. Ashley Jiles. They believed in me before I did.
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Even getting back onto the field and court and playing well for the Greyhounds almost wasn't enough, as Richardson faced one more heartbreak before signing last week.
"Doug was all set to sign with West Georgia Technical College on national signing day a couple of weeks ago, but the night before the coach called to tell me he had just found out the program was being dropped," Jones County coach Dwight Jones said. "That was such a disappointment because Doug had worked so hard to get back on the field and had been a real good player and leader for us this season."
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HAMBURG, NY – Using a 25-12 run to open the second half, D'Youville College ran away with a 98-85 AMCC victory over Hilbert College in men's basketball February 8. Raysean Johnson earned game-high honors scoring 29 points and Patrick Coyle blocked 9 shots for the Spartans. Hilbert's Jordan VanDunk went 10 for 13 from the charity stripe to finish with 26 points and 11 rebounds in the loss. With the win, D'Youville created a two-way tie with Hilbert for 4th place. The third and fourth seeded teams host a first round play-off game (February 21).
D'Youville (9-6, 9-13) opened with the game's first points and sprinted to a 45-37 half time lead. Uncharacteristically, Hilbert turned the ball over 11 times in the first twenty minutes although D'Youville only was created with four steals. The Hawks did a good job of defending Johnson limiting him to only 8 points. Once he settled into facing a 6'10 opponent, VanDunk lead all scorers with 14 points by intermission.
Johnson scored three quick layups and one free throw in the first two minutes of the second half to extended the Spartans lead (52-37), before VanDunk responded with a score. Chris Parrott hit a three-pointer for the Hawks the next trip down the floor, but D'Youville kept going on unanswered mini-runs. With 12:09 left in the game, Johnson and Coyle combined for 23 of the Spartans 28 second-half points.
Late in the game, the Hawks cut the lead to 8 points (78-70) after CJ Hodge, Parrott and Dan McFarland hit a few jumpers from the perimeter along with VanDunk's inside play. But after a D'Youville time-out, and a 5-0 run, the lead went back to double digits giving the Spartans' their road win.
Hilbert out-rebounded the taller Spartans (53-40) with almost half of those boards on the offensive end but the presence of Coyle made it difficult at times for put back scores.
Parrott earned another double double with his 13 points/11 rebound effort. McFarland shot 50% from the floor and foul line to finish with 19 points (4 assists) and Anthony Hodge {in photo} gave the Hawks some quality minutes scoring 14 points (2 steals). CJ Hodge led with 6 assists and team-high 2 blocks.
D'Youville also had four players hit for multiple points. Jeff Curry finished with 21 points, followed by Greg Osika's 17 points (4 assists) Coyle's 14 points (11 rebounds) and Johnson's 29.
The Hawks (9-6, 12-10) look to regroup when they travel to Cresson, PA for their February 11 game at Mount Aloysius (6-9, 8-14).
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A continental breakfast is offered at the 2450 Édouard-Montpetit pavilion between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. at $7.50 plus taxes.
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Description: Installed tip out sponge soap drawer under sink cabinet by using a kick plate from center top to bottom to connect the tip out drawer hardware (hinges). ..since Ikea did not offer this tip out drawer for soap and sponges which I really wanted.
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Zoo Overnights – Wild Winks
General Information
Ages 7+ (Children under 18 can only attend with an adult)
6 p.m. – 9 a.m.
Scout Badge Overnights, Per Person – $60
All Other Overnights, Per Person – $55
Spend the night at the Zoo on a Wild Winks overnight for a fun-filled and totally unique after-hours experience. All overnights include interactive activities, touchable animals, pizza dinner, and a continental breakfast.
Current Schedule
Online registration for overnights closes the Sunday before the scheduled program. Click the "Register Now" button below to see the most updated list of spaces and dates. Please note, a minimum of 15 participants must be in attendance to conduct overnights.
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Adventures in Africa
From the peak of Kilimanjaro to the sands of the Sahara, across the plains of the Serengeti and into the trees of the rainforest, Africa is a continent of beauty and diversity. The Zoo plays host to some of the most recognizable of Africa's species. Join us on an adventure into Africa without ever leaving Houston.
Badge Wild Winks include everything in the general program, plus participants will complete badge requirements.Scout Overnights
Badge programs offered:
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In designated Girl Scout overnights, siblings or participants of the opposite gender are permitted to spend the night but will be required to sleep in a location separate from the female participants.
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For school and community groups or individuals requesting a private overnight experience, please complete and submit the registration form along with payment at least 3 weeks (21 days) in advance of the program. Dates are based on availability and are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis. Group rates are not available. Groups must pay for a minimum of 15 spaces to book an overnight. Private overnights cannot be booked on Friday or Saturday night unless all 60 general participation spaces are bought out.
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