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The Summit League named South Dakota State's Trent Lusignan Athlete of the Week for his performance at the SDSU Classic. Lusignan won the 8k run with his final time of 24:52.20.
Lusignan and the Jackrabbits won their annual home race with 27 total points. Four Jackrabbits finished in the top-15 at the SDSU Classic.
This is the second consecutive Athlete of the Week award for Lusignan and the fourth time this year a SDSU runner has won the award. Joel Reichow won back-to-back Athlete of the Week awards earlier this year.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A grocery store worker accused of handing out a semen-tainted yogurt sample has been sentenced to two years in prison.
Anthony Garcia pleaded guilty in the case in October, admitting he contaminated a sample of the yogurt he was handing out at an Albuquerque Sunflower Market in January 2011. He was sentenced today.
Garcia also admitted putting some of his semen on a plastic spoon that he placed with the yogurt. The 32-year-old then approached a female customer and offered her a sample.
The woman told police that after tasting the sample, she spit on the floor several times and wiped her mouth on the garment she was wearing to get the taste out of her mouth.
Federal prosecutors called the allegations "sickening and appalling."
Garcia had faced up to three years in prison.
that is just f'ing sick ---! ! then gets a slap on wrist so he can get out & do something even WORSE next time! Pathetic !!
Looks like the truth finally came out!
I think Garcia will get a taste of his own medicine in prison.
Better watch them "free" samples!
a yogurt high in protein cant be all that bad for you
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Jacksonville, AL (Sports Network) - Tarvin Gaines scored a game-high 23 points
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Man sentenced for stealing sports memorabilia
A Wilkes-Barre man who stole autographed memorabilia from a former bar and restaurant in Scranton while posing as a buyer will enter a rehabilitative program designed to target his drug addiction, Lackawanna County Judge Vito P. Geroulo ruled Monday.
Jeffrey Schultz, 40, address unknown, will spend two years in state intermediate punishment, which includes seven months in state prison, followed by two years of special probation for charges including burglary, theft of services and theft by deception.
According to the state Department of Corrections, the intermediate punishment program is designed for offenders convicted of drug-related offenses, meaning a crime motivated by the consumption or addiction of alcohol and other drugs.
After time served in prison, there is time spent in a community-based therapeutic setting, then time in outpatient treatment.
Mr. Schultz's public defender, Joseph Kalinowski, said Mr. Schultz has been struggling with substance abuse, moving from alcohol to marijuana and cocaine.
Speaking to Judge Geroulo via a video uplink from state prison, Mr. Schultz said he has been clean for the past eight months. Judge Geruolo said he is glad Mr. Schultz agreed to the program, adding that it is a "tough" program but provides a high chance for rehabilitation.
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The Hernando Airport Farmers and Flea Market is located at 17375 Spring Hill Drive in Brooksville.
Owned by Nick DelCorso, brother Vincent DelCorso and their childhood neighbor, Andy Orfitelli, the Farmers' and Flea Market Sprawls on 19 acres of land, with 400 under roof market slots and plenty of outdoor area for plant nurseries to set up, surrounded by lush forest, protected by a 12 foot chain link fence, this is one heck of a market.
One of the best and most complete Farmers and Flea Markets I've seen, there's more than one thing of interest for anyone who comes here, and something for everyone.
As you'd expect in Florida, The Airport Farmers and Flea Market is made up of plenty of native Floridians with roots reaching back to before the War between the states. Some will be selling wrought iron and genuine antiques, produce, hand crafted items, and many are loaded with old Florida cracker lore – They're full of the kind of Americana that's growing all too rare these days. But you'll also find people from everywhere else who came to Hernando to live or retire, or just move down a while to help an ailing parent before moving away again. The Flea Market is a bustling place full of interesting people from all walks of life and from all sorts of places – from Chicago to Milwaukee, Pennsylvania and Texas, the Airport Flea Market in Hernando is a cross section of almost everyone in America.
Debi Farrel of Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Debi speaks French as her second language) is just one example of the many fine people present weekly at the market. She has booth B-91 and is selling custom embroidered items, from the whimsical to the useful for men, women, pets and infants. The day I visited and took these pictures (Oct 6th, 2013) was the one year celebration of the re-opening of the Farmer's Market, and everyone was bringing food over to the event area. I did manage to get in a few shots though of the kinds of things at the Farmers and Flea Market.
Debi Farrell is also at the Flea Market on Rt 19 but loves them both saying that the Airport Flea Market has special qualities that aren't out there (on 19) which make it different. "We're under cover more here and protected from wind and weather, and it's nicer and homier feeling. Being out of doors under tents is great too, but this is a nice way for people to shop and get in from out of the baking sun." Of course it's also a lot bigger too.
One thing I particularly enjoyed seeing was the Yvonne's Cafe Pizza place, serving pizza by the slice place. A very welcome sight to a New Yorker with a long time pizza habit denied my daily fix. This alone makes it worth the trip since Pizza by the slice is almost impossible to find this close to Rt 41.
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SAN BERNARDINO -- On the one-year anniversary of the city's filing for bankruptcy protection, more than 130 people gathered Thursday to talk about how to move "beyond bankruptcy."
The discussion, hosted by The Sun and the Los Angeles News Group, drew many of the city's political and social leaders.
But the community engagement event wasn't about those who've led the city in the past, said Michael Anastasi, vice president and executive editor of LANG.
"We believe in this community, and we have a role to play," Anastasi said. "But it's you guys who are going to do the work. We've talked about the past, but now it's time to talk about the future."
Participants split into four groups -- public safety, quality of life, partnerships with schools and community engagement -- before summarizing their results to the group as a whole.
Frank Guzman, president of the city's Block Captain Association, led the discussion on public safety.
"We needed something like this a long time ago," Guzman said. "Great ideas came out of our meeting. It was powerful."
When it came to public safety, those ideas centered on getting involved but also went to basics that Guzman said would make a difference for the city as a whole.
Mow your lawn, he said. Clean your street.
"We need to start with our own communities," Guzman said. "That's where it's going to start."
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For those of you thinking about upgrading to HD in the next year if you haven't already there may be a new type of technology out soon!! Laser Televisions are supposed to come out this year, has anyone else heard of these? I doubt it will show too much in prices but they are supposed to cost about half the price of LCD and Plasma to make, as well as having a better picture than the other two. Here is the article that I just saw about it!
Laser TV unveiled in Australia - News - TVs
good find
There is always going to be the next great thing around the block.
From what I have read, they are just DLP or LCOS tv's that the source light is a laser instead of a lamp. Supposed to give you a lot sharper picture.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
The article is from Oct. '06 and stated the TVs would be available for Christmas '07. This is the first I've heard of them.
Too bad it'll blind you.
My $0.02 - plain old CRT's are better than plasma and LCD's for color accuracy, which to mean is more meaningful. Also, that "side by side" looks to be nothing more than marketing propaganda. I would be seriously shocked to believe both of those are set to equivalent levels of brightness, saturation and contrast. I'll have to see it for myself before I believe it.
Yeah a lot of the older articles said available for 07... but now it's supposed to be a for sure thing this year, from what I've read.
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Also, that "side by side" looks to be nothing more than marketing propaganda. I would be seriously shocked to believe both of those are set to equivalent levels of brightness, saturation and contrast. I'll have to see it for myself before I believe it.
I agree. That set on the right looked seriously flawed.
Laser discs worked out alright, so why wouldn't laser TV
Good, now the other sweet tvs will come down in price more :)
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More than 50 participants from Nigeria's federal and Cross River State level recently convened to gain more insights on the relevance of the Participatory Governance Assessment (PGA) in Nigeria's federal and state level REDD+ efforts. Participants reached agreement on the governance domains on which the PGA will be providing governance data, and they agreed on an organizational structure and next steps in the coming months. It should be noted that from the onset of its REDD+ efforts, Nigeria has been very eager to conduct a PGA in order to ensure that such efforts are appropriately designed and take into account due governance measures. Furthermore, the PGA methodology will subsequently inform Nigeria's REDD+ safeguards efforts.
Prior to the workshop, a PGA research team was commissioned by key stakeholders to undertake a preliminary research in three pilot sites in Cross River State, namely Esuk Mba in Akpabuyo, Iko Esai in Akamkpa, and Buanchor in Boki Local Government Areas. This research focused on the following governance aspects:
The workshop, which took place 16-18 January in Calabar, Nigeria, was divided in two parts: the first two days consisted of a multi-stakeholder consultation; and a smaller number of participants remained on the third day for a training on indicator development and considerations for data collection.
After intensive discussions and valuable contributions from workshop participants, four governance domains were prioritized. These are: broad and informed participation of REDD+ stakeholders; harmonization of policy and legal framework for REDD+; transparency and accountability of the REDD+ process and finance; and lastly, inter-governmental relations and coordination.
Further, participants agreed on a road map, laying out who will be involved in the different steps reached, as well as an indicator set based on agreed priority governance domains. The draft indicator set will be further refined based on comments and inputs by stakeholders.
Relevant background documents, presentations and workshop report can be found here.
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Solomon Islands and Pakistan Move Forward with their National REDD+ Roadmaps
DRC Shares Lessons with Tanzania on Forest Monitoring Systems for REDD+
UN-REDD Partner Countries Increase their REDD+ Technical Expertise
Indonesia and UN-REDD to Host Global Symposium on REDD+ in a Green Economy
UN-REDD Launches Independent Evaluation of National Programme in Panama
UN-REDD Underscores Tenure as a Success Factor for REDD+
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UN-REDD Launches Guidelines on Free, Prior and Informed Consent for REDD+
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Moving from Global Advocacy to Country-level Actions on Anti-Corruption for REDD+
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Understanding REDD+ and FLEGT Linkages Through Country Experiences
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Call for Comments on UN Guide to Support Respect of Indigenous Peoples' Rights by Private Sector
New Report on Economics of Forest Carbon Projects
New Go-REDD+ Issue Links REDD+ with Poverty Reduction
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FPIC and Anti-Corruption workshop with COICA
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REDD+ Safeguards and Conflict Resolution workshop
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Sorry to say, but your "center fielder of the future" is on a plane headed to Buffalo.
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As I said back in May:
"So if Jason Bay is going to be given another shot anyway, it is probably for the best to see Nieuwenhuis sent back to Buffalo, rather than spot Bay, Torres and Duda from the New York bench. Hopefully, the move is a temporary one."
Substitute Baxter for Duda, but the point is just as true now. Doesn't mean Nieuwenhuis can't help them eventually.
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A local college student will have quite a resume when applying to med schools. FSU student Mehran Heravi has won a national award for a program he founded called "Community Medical Outreach."
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The Gretna Wellness Center opened in 2003 and more than 130 patients have received free care and life saving medications.
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For his development of the Community Medical Outreach Program, Mehran received a National Humanitarian Award.
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SPRINGFIELD, Missouri, October 25. THE Missouri State women's and men's swimming and diving teams got the better of their cross-town rivals Friday night, easily topping Drury in both dual meets for the sweep.
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The Missouri State men's and women's swimming & diving teams topped crosstown-rival Drury in dual meet action Friday at the Hammons Student Center, with the men winning, 147-96, and women taking a 146-91 victory.
The sweep marked the first time the Bears had done so against the Panthers since Oct. 28, 2011 at Hammons. The men's team improved to 13-14 all-time versus DU while the women won for the fourth time in 15 tries.
The Bears set three pool records on the day, including two by junior Paul Le in the 400-yard medley relay (48.13 in the 100 backstroke leg) and 200 backstroke (1:46.22) and one by junior Garrett Nevels in 1-meter diving (357.625).
Missouri State claimed 17 of the 26 events contested in the meet and had 1-2 finishes in the women's 400 medley relay in 3:54.46, men's 1,000 free with Miguel Davila and Jared Roberts finishing in 9:24.81 and 9:39.73, respectively. Also going 1-2 for MSU were Le and Yuri Garanito (1:52.90) in the 200 back, Dora Kiss (5:03.66) and Heather Snyder (510.30) in the women's 500 free, Davila (4:36.74) and Naresh Naik (4:38.81).
Kiss (2:05.78), Rebecca Amparano (2:08.45) and Ibby Simcox (2:09.25) took first second and third place, respectively, in the 200 butterfly.
In all, the Bears got individual event wins from 11 different swimmers, three from Kiss and two each from Le, Nevels and Davila.
Missouri State returns to the pool for a pair of home meets next Friday and Saturday. The Bears host Evansville Friday at 4:30 p.m., followed by Southern Illinois Saturday at 11 a.m.
Drury Press Release
An illness-weakened Gretchen Stein's victory in the 200 IM highlighted Drury's efforts in a dual meet loss to NCAA Division I Missouri State on Friday night at the Bears' Hammons Student Center Pool.
Missouri State won the men's competition by a 147-96 count, while the Bears took the women's meet by a 146-91 score. Drury, the nine-time defending NCAA-II national champion, now leads the all-time series with the MSU men 14-13 and still maintains an 11-4 edge in the women's competition heading into the January 23rd "Duel In The Pool" rematch with the Bears at DU's Breech Pool.
The word all day Friday was that Stein, battling illness, wasn't going to be able to swim that evening. But Stein fought through it and won the 200 IM in 2:07.30 for nearly a three-second victory over MSU senior Renata Sander.
Other highlights for the DU women, who've won four of the past five NCAA-II national championships, were a victory in the 100 Free (53.09) by Wai Ting Yu and in the 200 Back by Yekaterina Rudenko (2:06.94), as well as by Rebekah Laupp in the 3-meter diving. Drury also won the 400 Free Relay with Leah Reed, Hilary Ottaviano, Kay Gieseke and Yu in 3:33.89.
Victories for the DU men came in the 400 Medley Relay by Sean Feher, Kacper Pelczynski, Stanislav Kuzmin and Samuel Olson (in 3:22.26); by Olson in the 50 Free (20.97); by Pelczynski in the 200 Breast (2:04.61) and by the 400 Free Relay team of Nick McCarthy, Feher, Olson and Igor Kowal to close the night.
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How does a Real Housewife of New York City tie the knot? Pregnant and extravagantly. Bethenny Frankel, at seven months pregnant, married fiance Jason Hoppy at the Four Seasons in New York City Sunday. This is her arriving for the big day — which she called the best night of her life — hair curlers and all. And what's the point of making it official for a reality television star if the cameras aren't rolling? That's right — everything was captured on film for the pleasure of those of us who weren't invited. The nuptials will air on Bravo's special "Bethenny's Getting Married." So what did the lucky guests who got to attend in person eat? And photos of the happy couple post-wedding next.
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Orphans and vulnerable children from more than 80,000 households in Zimbabwe are set to benefit from a three-year government and donor-funded programme to cushion them from the worst effects of poverty.
Led by Zimbabwe's Ministry of Labour and Social Services with support from the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the governments of the Netherlands, Sweden, the UK, and the European Commission (EC), the National Action Plan for Orphans and Vulnerable Children Phase II, will take a three-pronged approach to reaching children most at risk - with cash transfers, educational assistance through the Basic Education Assistance Module (BEAM) and child protection services.
Sarah Mutodi, 19, from Harare is grateful for the educational support she received under the first phase of the National Action Plan (NAP), which was launched in 2005 and drew on a multi-donor funded pool of US$85 million to reach half a million children, according to UNICEF.
"I lost both my parents in an accident the year I was supposed to sit for my A-levels and could not have completed my high school studies if I had not received assistance under BEAM," said Mutodi, who is now studying for an engineering diploma.
However, the social protection mechanism has not been able to reach all of the country's more than one million orphans and Zimbabwe's economic meltdown of the past decade has considerably strained the ability of families and communities to support orphans and children affected by HIV.
The inclusion of cash transfers in the second phase of NAP could provide some relief to families like Phiri's. According to UNICEF, households headed by elderly people or children, or with large numbers of dependants or chronically ill people, will be eligible for monthly cash transfers of US$25.
In a country where a substantial part of the population lives on less than a dollar a day, the subsidy is aimed at helping families to meet some of their immediate food and health care needs.
"Protecting children from poverty, harm and abuse begins with reducing their vulnerabilities; cash transfers are one of the critical components that will contribute to the realization of children's rights," Peter Salama, the UNICEF country representative, said at the launch of NAP II.


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Glenn Wooten of Fountain received a check from the North Carolina Education Lottery for $340,003 after taxes. "I was sitting in the car and I scratched off three zeroes," Wooten said. "I thought I had won a thousand dollars, so I put it down without scratching the rest of it. Something told me to pick it up again, so I scratched off the rest and sat there in complete disbelief. I couldn't breathe. I've never felt this way in my entire life."
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Because you were married at the time the child was born, you have just as much rights at this point as the Mother does.
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I know it probably does not seem like it because she took the child...However, what you can do is file for the separation/divorce
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Essentially, by filing a Court action, you would be requesting the Court to implement a custody/ visitation schedule
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Until there is a Court Order, there is not really a feasible way to have the child returned to you. It is generally not kidnapping because the Mother has as much rights to the child as you do.
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the spousal abandonment could be raised in the Petition for Divorce or Separation
she's been out of state for almost six months
You would have to file the Petition in the Court seeking the return of the child
ive been in and out of the country so i havent had time to take legal action
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You should consider consulting with an attorney.... the attorney should be able to accomplish a substantial bit while you are overseas
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Week 2 of the college football season is upon us, with Notre Dame-Michigan and South Carolina-Georgia headlining Saturday's card.
The Linemakers on Sporting News, a group of former sports book operators with dozens of years of collective experience making odds and handicapping games in Las Vegas, offer our opinions and picks on the Week 2 slate.
Be sure to click through to the informative and entertaining videos, which are shot at the South Point sports book in Vegas.
The lines and totals listed below are the Vegas consensus as of Friday evening. You can check out updated college football point spreads here.
Florida (-3, 48) at Miami
While the Gators win a lot of games, they haven't exactly been a profitable investment for bettors recently, failing to cover the spread in six of their last seven games dating back to last year. They did, however, get the cash on the road against quality competition last season. We offer a parlay for your wagering pleasure.
South Carolina at Georgia (-3.5, 56)
Steve Spurrier has owned Mark Richt since coming to South Carolina, as the Gamecocks are 6-1-1 against the spread vs. the Dawgs over their last eight meetings. When we have an opportunity to take the points in a situation like this, we're usually interested.
Oregon (-23, 61) at Virginia
After hanging 66 points on Nicholls State last week, Oregon tries to extend its road winning streak against Virginia. The Wahoos barely got by BYU in Week 1, and could struggle to contain the Ducks' rapid fire offense. We laid the number when it was closer to 21 earlier in the week, but if you haven't done so already, too, we're a little concerned you may have missed out on the value.
West Virginia at Oklahoma (-21, 56)
While West Virginia and Oklahoma played a thriller last season, this year's contest is expected to go quite differently. But this line feels inflated to us, and we're inclined to take the points. If you're on board with us, you may want to wait it out, since more money on the favorite is bound to come in and push the spread even higher.
Notre Dame at Michigan (-4, 51)
Michigan may have the motivational angles – and possibly the better team – in Saturday night's clash against Notre Dame, but taking the points has been very profitable in this series.
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Jhene Aiko released her new EP, Sail Out, today (November 11). In a recent interview with Noisey, the singer spoke about the recording process for one of the videos for the project, "Bed Peace," which features Childish Gambino.
"We were HIGH," said Aiko when asked about the video. "There's a part in the video where we pass the vape. It's called a Pax and it's a very discrete vaporizer. You can't even see the vapes. It was really funny because I had drinks out for all the extras, smoking. We were just having a lot of fun. He gets like that when he's high. [Laughs]. We were both being very awkward. After we hit that couple of times, we were like, "We're in bed together all day? Wait a minute."
The interview turned to the subject of drug use, as Jhene described her habits. "I like weed," she said. "There was a part of my life where I wake and baked but right now, I don't smoke every day. I think I'm becoming more of a responsible adult. I had a G-Pen at one point. I go through phases. Now, I like this vaporizer but you put the weed in there so it's not the wax. I've also gone back to papers, like raw papers. Literally I can smoke three days ago and feel a little high. My tolerance right now is really low."
Jhene Aiko is currently on tour with Drake as part of Drizzy's "Would You Like A Tour?" During the interview, she described the dynamic between the men and women on tour. "They're all silly boys, like 'Oh. You guys are crazy!'" she said. "There are women that travel with the tour like Drake's vocal coach, and there's a tailor. Older women. We kind of bond like, 'Anybody got the Midol?' They're not used to that, so they like having a young girl around. Me and my road manager don't like going out so [the boys] say, 'You guys don't like us. You don't have fun with us.' No, that's just not our thing. Like what are we gonna do? We're not going to be your wing girls. You know how boys are. They flirt with everyone. We're the consistent ones then they bring girls around and we're like, 'Oh see! Exactly.' What if we were taking you guys seriously?"
Jhene also released her video for "The Worst," today, which can be seen below:
Jhene Aiko has collaborated with Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Big Sean, J. Cole and others.


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Height: 6-1 Weight: 195 lbs.
Born: October 4, 1978 in Cerritos, CA
High School: Long Beach Polytechnic
College: Ohio St. (school history) (Rambo college stats)
Drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 7th round (229th overall) of the 2001 NFL Draft.
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Dear Wedding Maven,
I am looking for suggestions for the wording of a bridal shower invitation. I'm the maid of honor, I live in Illinois, but the bride lives in Arizona. We are having her shower in Illinois, when she's home for a visit, but don't want her to have to ship the gifts home. Can we ask people to send the gifts to her home in Illinois, but bring a picture?
Long Distance Maid of Honor
Dear LDMH,
Bridal showers are one of the few events in life where the purpose of the event is to give someone a gift. Even so, party guests don't generally like to be told what to buy and how to deliver it. Especially since having the gift sent to her home may involve shipping charges the guest wouldn't normally have to pay.
There are a few different ways you could approach this.
1) Have a no-gift shower – Plenty of non-gift giving occasions have been turned into gift-giving events, why not reverse the trend. When people ask about her registry information, or why it's a non-gift occasion, you can explain the predicament. "What Suzie really wants is to reconnect with everyone, she didn't want to have to worry about shipping gifs home." My guess is, guests will choose to send her a gift.
2) Have a "Good Things Come in Small Packages" or "Less is More" or "Minimalist" theme. On a separate sheet of paper from the invitation, include a note saying, "As you know, Suzie has left the Land of Lincoln for a warmer climate. Given the cost of checking luggage these days, we want Suzie to get home with as little luggage as she can, so we're asking you to bring the smallest gift possible. Special prizes will be awarded for the smallest gift and the most creative take on the theme. You can then carry forward the theme by serving bite-sized brownies, finger sandwiches, etc. If people ask about the theme or for ideas, you can suggest the idea of printing out a picture of a gift sent to her house and packaging the picture in a cute way.
3) Choose a more traditional theme such as Linens or Bath that naturally results in easy-to-pack gifts.
4) Consider joining forces with another bridesmaid and make the shipping of her gifts to her house your shower present.
One thing to keep in mind is that some information is better given in a conversation than in writing. It's hard to write gift-giving instructions that won't offend someone, but if you're talking to someone it's easy to drop hints or pass on the information.
If you need wedding advice or have a question about wedding related etiquette, traditions, or relationships write the Wedding Maven at email@example.com


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Must-See Short Films: The Best of Barbados
Barbados is a beautiful Caribbean destination with amazing outdoor delights to revel in. Everytime we go, we're always pining for our next trip back. We hope these, our favourite Barbados videos, tide us over and provide you some fabulous inspiration for this beautiful place.
Surfing is incredibly popular in Barbados and this holidaymaker has captured some great footage of the sport by attaching the camera to his board. Keep a look out for the beautiful shots of the island's ponies too.
This video by Davis Heron simultaneously shows both the beauty and the fun that Barbados has to offer Bridgetown, the capital, is also beautifully captured along with the majestic sea turtles – and we can't help but smile at the repeating bikini bum shot!
Caribbean Vacation
Professional surfers take on the waves of the Barbados in this video, interspersed with some gorgeously saturated footage of the island. It's not hard to see why Barbados is such a popular destination for this sport after watching this.
A fantastic selection of island and surfing shots by Alex Spiers, this video gives us a little taster of what life can be like in Barbados and is set to a great soundtrack.
Barbados Food, Wine & Rum Festival
The annual festival in November that celebrates Bajan cuisine, their wine and of course, their rum is a lively affair and this video gives us just a sneak peek at it's proceedings – as well as an indication of how fun Barbados parties can be.
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Cyclones Set For Big Monday Showdown Against OSU
AMES, Iowa - No. 16 Iowa State (16-4, 4-4) faces its fourth-straight nationally ranked opponent Monday when it faces No. 8 Oklahoma State (16-5, 4-4) in Stillwater on ESPN's Big Monday.
Where: Stillwater, Okla. - Gallagher-Iba Arena (13,611)
When: Monday, Feb. 3, 8 p.m. CST
Radio: Cyclone Radio Network/Learfield
Talent: John Walters (PxP), Eric Heft (Color)
Talent: Brent Musburger (PxP), Fran Fraschilla (Color), Holly Rowe (Reporter)
Webcast: ESPN3/WatchESPN
Live Stats: Live stats will be available at cyclones.com.
Live Blog: Matt Shoultz, assistant director of athletics communications, will be holding a live blog during the game at Cyclones.com. Fans are encouraged to participate in the blog by asking questions.
Cyclone Notebook
- ISU (16-4, 4-4) heads to Stillwater, Okla. to face No. 8 Oklahoma State (16-5, 4-4) in another key Big 12 matchup on ESPN's Big Monday. ISU has five wins vs. ranked opponents this season, which ties for the second most in school history (7, 1999-00).
- Iowa State is in the middle of a grueling stretch that features four-straight games against nationally ranked opponents. The Cyclones are facing four ranked programs in a row for just the fifth time in school history (57-58, 94-95, 02-03, 10-11, 13-14).
- Iowa State is one of just two schools nationally with three players averaging at least 16 ppg (VMI). The Cyclones have had five different players tally 20+ points in a game this season. ISU is the only school in the nation to score 70+ points in every game.
- Melvin Ejim is the Big 12's top scorer at 18.1 points per game. The last Cyclone to lead the conference in scoring was Marcus Fizer (1999, 2000). The senior has posted six double-doubles and against Oklahoma became just the 11th player in Big 12 history to grab 900 career rebounds.
- Ejim and Creighton's Doug McDermott are the only players in one of the power conferences to average at least 18 pts, seven rebounds while also shooting at least 50 percent from the field and 35 percent behind the arc.
- DeAndre Kane, who is on the Wooden Award Midseason Top 25, is ninth in the Big 12 in scoring, second in assists and steals and 12th in rebounding. He has scored 20+ in four of the last seven games.
- Georges Niang has been the Cyclones' hottest player over the last four contests. Niang scored a career-high 27 points vs. OU and is averaging 21.8 points in the last four games (56.9 FG%, 51.9 3FG%).
- Iowa State is leading the Big 12 in scoring at 84.4 points per game. The Cyclones share and protect the ball as well as anyone in the country, dishing out 18.2 assists (1st in Big 12, 2nd in nation) and posting a 1.73 assist/turnover ratio (1st in Big 12, 3rd in nation).
- Freshman Monté Morris made his first career start vs. Oklahoma, finishing with 12 points in 35 minutes of action. Morris led the Cyclones in minutes played against the Sooners and has a 5.3 assist/turnover ratio in conference play.
- Matt Thomas has hit 9-of-17 three-pointers in the last three games.
Series Notes vs. Oklahoma State
- Oklahoma State leads the all-time series vs. Iowa State at 63-54.
- ISU has lost 18-straight games to OSU in Stillwater. Its last win at Gallagher-Iba was a 97-88 victory on March 2, 1988.
- The two teams split last season's meetings. OSU won 78-76 in Stillwater on Marcus Smart's floater in the lane with five seconds left.
- The last four meetings in Stillwater have been decided by an average of 3.5 points, including the last two by two points each.
- Georges Niang averaged 17.0 points in two meetings with the Cowboys last season.
- OSU head coach Travis Ford played against ISU for two different teams in his collegiate career. As a freshman at Missouri in 1989-90, Ford scored 10 and nine points, respectively, in his two games vs. ISU. He later transferred to Kentucky, where he played against ISU in the 1992 NCAA Tournament. He played four minutes in the game, but did not score.
- Iowa State head coach Fred Hoiberg was 2-9 vs. Oklahoma State in his ISU playing career from 1992-95. Hoiberg averaged 14.3 points and 5.8 rebounds in his career vs. the Cowboys. His top scoring game vs. OSU was 20 points on Feb. 15, 1995.
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Home > News > Free Diabetes Panel Discussion Today At Avera
Published on August 02, 2013
Did you know that eight percent of deaths in Yankton County can be attributed to diabetes? Did you know that there are approximately 25.8 million people in the country who have diabetes and, unbelievably, a whopping 7 million are not even aware they suffer from the disease?Plan on attending a free Diabetes panel discussion at the Avera Sacred Heart Hospital Pavilion today (Friday, Aug. 2) from 2-4 p.m. Four experts will give their take on the disease and how we can help curb this epidemic in the future. There will be free refreshments and snacks – diabetic friendly, of course.
This essentially kicks off a community-wide effort to get people screened and educated about a disease that has reached epidemic proportions in a very short amount of time. Avera Sacred Heart Hospital is committed to helping people in our region identify if they are at-risk for the disease and helping them prevent the onset of it.
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2013 Vendy Award Winners
by Julie Besonen, 10/02/2013
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Hester Street Fair, Manhattan & LIC Flea & Food, Queens
Some street vendors whip up a garden variety of eats; Khao Man Gai NY focuses on its single eponymous dish from Thailand. Organic, free-range chicken is poached with garlic and ginger and served over herb-studded jasmine rice with a salty-sweet-sour-spicy sauce that pulls it all together. This gentle dish is easy to love. Wife-and-husband owners Emorn and Eric Henshaw longed for it after returning from Thailand (Emorn is Thai) but couldn't find an authentic version anywhere. After much experimentation, Emorn perfected her recipe, and the couple opened for business at the Hester Street Fair and LIC Flea & Food earlier this year. Both markets are wonderful, not only for sampling gastronomic pleasures but also for browsing singular jewelry, fashions and artwork.


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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa Iowa State senior golfer Chris Baker fired a school-record 64 to help the Cyclones capture the Big Four Championship Tuesday afternoon at Elmcrest Country Club in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Baker was one of five Cyclones to shoot a sub-70 round, as ISU won its second consecutive Big Four title by 13 shots (550) and earned an important two points in the Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series competition over its intrastate rival Iowa. The Hawkeyes finished second at 563, followed by Drake (564) and Northern Iowa (568
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