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Franklin - A pedestrian was injured after a driver allegedly struck her with her car during an argument in the parking lot at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., Thanksgiving Day.
According to the Franklin police log:
The victim, a 43-year-old Cudahy woman, told police the accident began as an argument when a driver sped through the parking lot and almost struck her about 9:10 p.m. Nov. 22. When she yelled at the driver to slow down, the driver put her car in reverse and the two began to yell and swear at each other.
The woman stated the driver reached out and punched her in the face during the argument. She then continued to back her vehicle up and deliberately turn it toward her, knocking her to the ground and causing abrasions to her right hand and both knees.
Police questioned the driver, a 35-year-old Milwaukee woman, who said the victim and five other people began pounding on her vehicle. She said the victim stuck her head and hands inside her vehicle while yelling at her, causing her to be fearful for her 9-year-old son, and she admitted punching the woman in the mouth.
Video surveillance shown to police by a Walmart employee did not reveal the altercation or accident. However, two independent witnesses stated they saw the driver speed past the victim, put her car in reverse and stop momentarily, then continue to reverse and knock the pedestrian down.
According to the police log, the investigating officer told the Milwaukee woman she would not be cited for striking the Cudahy woman, but she will be at fault for the accident. Citations are pending the completion of the accident report.
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A Bistro style gourmet cheesecake. Just add eggs and cream cheese – bake up a gorgeous pecan praline cheesecake that you'll get "oohs and ahhs" for. Praline swirl packet included. Makes a 2 lb. cheesecake. You're sure to love this delicious cheesecake – Now you can have your cake and eat it too… anytime you want it, guilt free! Nutrition Facts: Serving Size 1/9 cake, (9.8 oz dry mix), Servings Per Container 9, Calories 40, Calories from Fat 26, Total Fat 3g, Saturated Fat 0g, Cholesterol 0mg, Sodium 23mg, Total Carbohydrate 4g*, Dietary Fiber 2g*, Sugars 1g, Sugar Alcohols 0g*, Protein 2g. *Net Carbs as listed by the manufacturer on the package = 2g per serving.
What is the best recipe for LOW CARB cheesecake? Cheesecake Factory has one made with Splenda..so good!?
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This is my first video in 2007, and I return to the kitchen in making my favorite new dessert, a low carb non-bake cheesecake. This cheesecake is better than any no-bake cheesecake mix that you would buy in the store. You have to try this one. Recipe: (courtesy of Linda's Low Carb) www.genaw.com CREAMY NO-BAKE CHEESECAKE 1 packet unflavored gelatin 3/4 cup vanilla flavored sugar free syrup 24 ounces cream cheese, softened 1 cup heavy cream, whipped "Graham Cracker" Pie Crust * Prepare crust …
It's cooking time with LivinLaVidaLowCarb.com blogger Jimmy Moore and his wife Christine manning the camera in their kitchen today in today's episode of their popular "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb On YouTube" series. In Part 2 of this special two-part video set, Jimmy gives you hands-on instructions about how to make the most delicious low-carb key lime cheesecake you'll ever see. It took him a while to get it perfected, but now it is ready! Go watch Part 1 in Episode 43 NOW www.youtube.com JIMMY …
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Kansas guard Elijah Johnson (15) celebrates with teammates following a third round NCAA college basketball tournament game against Purdue at CenturyLink Center in Omaha, Neb., Sunday, March 18, 2012. Kansas won 63-60. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)
NEW ORLEANS (AP) _ Tyshawn Taylor admitted he believes things
happen for a reason. The way Kansas keeps finding ways to win, most fans of the Jayhawks probably believe the same thing.
A program with as much tradition as anybody has taken on a scrappy underdog mentality during the NCAA tournament, scratching
and clawing its way to the national title game.
The Jayhawks play heavy favorite Kentucky for the championship Monday night.
Their road to the finale has included gut-check wins over Purdue, North Carolina State and North Carolina, giving Taylor the feeling that things are meant to be this year.
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Check out the drawings of Honda's latest maxi-scooter concept
THESE drawings of a new 250cc super scooter from Honda with the face of the prototype Honda Griffin 750 from 2003 are currently doing the rounds in Spain.
According to source over there, the bike is expected to be shown at the end of this year at one of the big international motorcycle shows. Designed to be more agile and adept at crossing big cities, the 250 has been designed to be much wider than similar scooters that have gone before like tha Yamaha Maxim 250 and Suzuki Gem 250, which got a lot of interest when it was shown in Tokyo at the end of last year, to be able to carry almost as much luggage as a small town car.
More details as we get them, but you've got to admit - it does look pretty cool.
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"Female Jogger Attacked"
This is an all-too familiar headline in the news, with reports coming in from all over the nation about women who are just trying to get some exercise in (mostly) the warmer weather. As we start to shift more and more of our activities to the outdoors in the coming months, unfortunately, we've also got to go on "Amber" alert, which I think is so sad. There's something very freeing about not having to pile on all those layers because of the cold, just to go about one's daily business, and something even more liberating about donning a pair of shorts and running shoes, waking up before most of the city does so you can stretch your legs and clear your head.
But this also means that we've got to be even more aware of those ill individuals out there who would take advantage of us as women moving around solo in the city. Some say that wearing headphones is not a great idea, because your awareness is severely diminished, and that jogging or exercising in the park is safer with a partner, and that avoiding the park at certain very early or late hours is wise. I agree with these "preventative" techniques, but also think that they are not always possible, desirable or practical. The other day, I was sitting on a bench with a male friend in Bronx Park, which if you haven't been, is a beautiful place. We chatted and ate our lunch, watching a few solo male joggers go by. And we solemnly agreed that it was extremely unfortunate, but there would be few women joggers out, at any time, in that park, because of the high degree of risk.
Here it was a gorgeous, sunny day, not too hot, and literally half the population would not feel safe there. It made me realize with a start that I in fact would probably not be sitting there, had it not been for the companionship of my male friend. Talk about being in hidden bondage. My ardent wish for the near future would be to TAKE BACK OUR PARKS, in a similar way that we've taken back the night. Only with the vocal and persistent action of reclaiming public spaces can we really feel and actually BE safe. But until we can make it happen, be safe out there.
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Dr. Ballance is the Owner, President, and CEO of Greenville Pathology, PA. Born and raised in eastern North Carolina, Fremont to be exact, he received a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from East Carolina University. He went on to also receive a MD from East Carolina University. He did his s pathology residency at Case Western University Institute of Pathology in Cleveland, Ohio, and a surgical pathology fellowship at the University of Texas, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas; he returned to Greenville in the summer of 1989.
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Adam Levine Explains His Strategy To Win 'The Voice'
May 07, 2012 11:05 AM by Shayla Perry
He's admitted many times that he has a "bromance" with his finalist, Tony Lucca, but what's Adam Levine's strategy to score another win this season on NBC's The Voice? Find out after the jump!
If he had split his percentage points evenly last week, Katrina Parker would be going into tonight's finals for Team Adam, and not Tony Lucca. But according to Levine, he doesn't make his decisions based on fan favorites; he's playing the game, and for him, it's about "who am I connected with? Who can I take to the finish line?"
Heading into tonight's final round, Adam is pretty confident in his decision.
The Maroon 5 front-man (along with a lot of other viewers) sees Team Cee Lo's Juliet Simms as the one to beat. He didn't think that Katrina could hold her own against Simms, but compared to the rest of the men remaining in the competition — Team Blake's Jermaine Paul and Team Christina's Chris Mann — Adam's liking Tony's odds, and feels that Lucca is the only one who can compete with Simms.
What do you think of Adam Levine's strategy to win Season 2 of The Voice? Do you agree that Team Cee Lo's Juliet Simms is the one to beat? Can Tony Lucca win against her? Sound off in the Comments section below, and don't forget to tune in to The Voice tonight at 8|7c to see the final four perform with their coaches!
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4 Responses to "Adam Levine Explains His Strategy To Win 'The Voice'"
DMartin Says:
May 7th, 2012 at 11:57 am
Adam's strategy is flawed. The coaches should always base their judgements on talent and performances only because that is how America votes, as seen in The Tony Lucca / Katrina Parker elimination.
America voted for the more talented. Despite all odds (Tony's previous fame & fan base), Katrina still won the American Vote.
If you are looking at Simms as the one to beat, Tony will be creamed. Katrina was his only shot at competing with Juliet.
I feel bad for Katrina as she really deserved the Top 4 spot. And I'm scared for Adam, b/c Karma's real.
jsouth Says:
May 7th, 2012 at 2:16 pm
I trust Adam, he knows his contestants better, we only see them for a little each week. Just because you like one person better and don't like the judges decision does not mean they made the wrong choice.
meggy Says:
May 8th, 2012 at 12:30 am
Adam completely screwed Katrina over. Tony doesn't deserve to be in the final 4. He is not "the voice", just a competent enough entertainer that Adam has a man-crush on. I don't personally like Christina's constant jabs at Lucca, but it certainly doesn't make me think he should win. Adam is looking to win off continuing to fan the flames rather than talent. it makes for good gossip but a feud shouldn't be the basis for keeping someone in the competition until the end.
Country Says:
June 13th, 2013 at 12:26 am
Team Blake won because almost half of America are country fans and they would vote for Blake even though Jermaine is not a country singer.


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Well, I accepted the new position of "Computer Analyst" which is now a non-classified position here at ISU. It is a raise in pay and a lot more programming, which I am quite excited about. I'm still unhappy about the situation that led to the opening of the position. Unhappy is an understatement, but the lab team has had to figure out how to pick up and move on. In fact, I'm starting something that I had planned out years ago that I'd never gotten around to. A way to help document some of the cool stuff that the lab team (past, present, and future) have been able to solve and bring to higher education at Idaho State University.
I haven't gotten very far on it since I have next to no spare time lately (or most of that has been spent sleeping after my appendectomy). I'll be posting more soon as well as contacting members of the lab team past and present to help out if they want.