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Fans, Actors Split on 'Enterprise' FateBy Michelle
May 10, 2004 - 7:29 PM
Could Enterprise go "where no 'Star Trek' series has gone before, at least not since Capt. Kirk and company: cancellation after only three seasons"?
That's the question asked by Dave Mason in a syndicated article appearing in Fort Wayne's Journal Gazette, warning, "3 seasons of ratings lull could dock �Enterprise.�"
Fans both supporting and expressing disdain for the series spoke about their feelings, including The Enterprise Project's efforts to save the show and the views among some fan club members that Enterprise cares less about franchise continuity than ratings, scheduling and production values.
Jolene Blalock (T'Pol) expressed some concern that the social issues of the series may have been introduced too late to influence the ratings, but John Billingsley (Phlox) sounded confident that the studio would want to renew the series to recoup its investment and UPN would follow Viacom's wishes.
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Former officer pleads guilty to Misconduct in Office
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A former Horry County Police Officer has pleaded guilty to a charge of Misconduct in Office.
On Thursday, a judge sentenced Charles Kenneth McLendon, 42, to one year in prison, but suspended that upon payment of a $500 fine, according to the Horry County Solicitors Office.
A Domestic Violence charge against him was dropped on Thursday, because McLendon plead guilty to the other charge.
McLendon was arrested in December for Criminal Domestic Violence 1st Offense and Misconduct in Office after dash cam video from his patrol car showed him chasing his wife with his police car and harassing her.
He was terminated from the department.
McLendon is also facing a charge of Violation of Order of Protection.
McLendon was driving past the home of someone who had an order of protection that indicates that he is "temporarily restrained, prohibited, and forbidden to abuse, or threaten...the victim," according to a police report.
A magistrate judge denied McLendon bond Tuesday morning stating McLendon was not in stable condition.
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Getting a journalism degree, getting a journalism job
This is an endorsement I like to see: I have never once regretted studying journalism. And I am not alone. That comes from Elana Zak, writing at 10,000 Words on June 24. According to her post, she received… Read More
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For a long time I had trouble appreciating Tumblr, but I think I finally understand its strengths — and I must not be the only one. Tumblr is now one of the top 25 websites in the U.S., according… Read More
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If you're teaching journalism today, you must be aware of the discussion that surrounds branding. If you're a young journalist, or someone planning to enter the field of journalism, you need to understand what personal branding means. On… Read More
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — Even after forcing 21 turnovers, North Carolina's players were left shaking their heads about the things they were unable to do on defense.
Miami shot 57 percent to overcome its offensive mistakes and beat the No. 6 Tar Heels 83-80 on Sunday. It was the first time this season North Carolina has lost consecutive games.
"We're known for playing defense," said Xylina McDaniel, who scored 18 points for UNC. "For us to not really have that great of a defensive game, that really hurt us."
Despite coming in with the ACC's top shooting-percentage defense, North Carolina (17-5, 5-3) fell behind by 19 points early while Miami (12-10, 4-5 Atlantic Coast Conference) looked unstoppable during a 22-4 first-half run. The Hurricanes came into the game 13th in the league in shooting.
"We see the potential with things like 21 turnovers," UNC guard Danielle Butts said. "Imagine if we could communicate and be on target and be in the right position at the right time. Who knows how many turnovers they could have had if we'd been on point on defense? It shows how good a defensive team we can be, but it's the little things we've got to capitalize on."
North Carolina had trouble taking advantage of its size at the offensive end as well, grabbing 28 offensive rebounds but converting them into only 24 points. The Tar Heels shot 37 percent and also missed 15 free throws.
Adrienne Motley scored a career-high 27 points for Miami, including a series of key jump shots late in the second half.
Keyona Hayes added 14 points, including a crucial second-chance layup with a minute to go, for the Hurricanes, who snapped a three-game losing streak.
"It's taken a long while, but I like my talent," Miami coach Katie Meier said. "It's just a matter of there are certain things we need to do to win a basketball game. If we score 83, we're going to win a lot of basketball games."
Diamond DeShields also had 18 points for the Tar Heels, but shot 8 for 24 from the field. UNC managed just one field goal in seven minutes during that stretch.
UNC went on a 15-2 run to close the first half and briefly took the lead in the opening minutes of the second half but couldn't overcome Motley's hot shooting.
North Carolina honored its 1994 national championship team at halftime to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the program's only title. Head coach Sylvia Hatchell, who has missed the entire season while being treated for leukemia, joined her team for the ceremony.


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Good review, although I'm not a fan of TBT format. I actually gave the stuff on their Myspace and listen and its pretty good.
Album Rating: 4.0yeah, I wasn't planning on doing track by track, but I couldn't find a good way to sumarize their sound so after the first song things changed
i found these guys on pandora radio. they are pretty good. its nice sludge.
Album Rating: 4.0The first 3 songs fucking rule on this album. Too bad the awesomeness kinda doesn't come back after.
only on my 2nd spin of this and their previous album 'zero' which had a more experimental and hardcore sound
interesting post-metal with some other genres uniquely thrown into the mix
god this album is so good. thinking about bumping this to 4.5
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (WWE) are up 4.19% to $21.62, reversing several down days, after the integrated media and entertainment company announced that WrestleMania 30 reached a record 1 million households in the U.S. alone on WWE Network and pay-per-view combined, the first time WrestleMania has eclipsed this mark domestically.
The company said that "with more than 667,000 WWE Network subscribers in the U.S. and nearly 400,000 domestic pay-per-view buying homes for WrestleMania 30, WWE is confident that it will reach its goal of 1 million subscribers by the end of 2014."
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Jill, I think you & your mom will enjoy Alaska. There are so many more variables than just the questions you have, and to get the most from your trip, I suggest you visit a travel agent, preferably one who specializes in cruises and/or Alaska. (At the risk of advertising, I can offer my services, especially as I am in the Chicago area - if you are interested, let me know.) I can think of several cruise lines that would meet your needs, and I'm glad to hear you are planning on a balcony cabin - I always strongly suggest them for Alaska clients!
If you go during the cruise season (May through September) you are not likely to see the Northern Lights (otherwise known as the aurora borealis), which are spectacular light displays in space caused by solar particles interacting with the earth's magnetic field. They are usually more visible in the colder months, though we did see them over interior Alaska during a colder than normal September.
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Holland & Hart LLP and Hale Lane Peek Dennison and Howard announced today that the firms will combine forces. Hale Lane is one of the largest and most highly regarded Nevada law firms, and Holland & Hart, the largest firm based in the Mountain West, expanded into Nevada in 2006. This combination brings together many of the leading lawyers in Nevada and the Mountain West to provide enhanced legal services across the region.
With our common traditions of excellence, our shared focus on serving clients, and our complementary experience we believe this combination is a natural partnership that will benefit our present and future clients, said John Husband, Chairman of Holland & Harts Management Committee. The combination with Hale Lane allows both firms to more effectively and completely assist our clients in Nevada. Hale Lane has a strong reputation and outstanding attorneys. We are very excited about joining our firms.
This combination allows both firms to maintain strong connections to our communities throughout the region while adding significant scope and depth of skilled professionals to serve our clients evolving needs.
Hale Lane has a long and proud history in Nevada. Were fortunate to have many successful clients whose legal needs are expanding and becoming more complex as their business grows, said Tim Lukas, Hale Lanes Managing Shareholder. Teaming up with Holland & Hart will increase the legal services we provide and our geographic reach to meet those needs.
The combined firm will result in a total of 63 attorneys in Nevada, making it one of the four largest law firms in Nevada, and a total of 415 attorneys firm-wide. The firm will maintain the name Holland & Hart LLP and will have offices in Reno, Carson City, and Las Vegas.
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Holland & Hart (hollandhart.com) has 365 attorneys in 14 offices in seven western states including Nevada, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, and Washington D.C. The firm provides legal counsel to companies of all sizes, from emerging businesses to large public corporations located throughout the country and internationally. The firm is nationally recognized by several peer-review publications for its experience and capability in litigation, corporate law, and natural resources law. The Holland & Hart Foundation recently won the coveted InnovAction Award for innovative thinking in law firms. Holland & Harts in-house trial consultancy, Persuasion Strategies, recently won top honors at the Law Technology News Awards for the use of technology in the courtroom.
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Nicolo Bini, CEO & president of Binishells
What is the mission of your company?
Our mission is to re-think construction to make buildings safer, greener and more affordable.
Explain your business model—how do you make money?
We are currently developing joint ventures by region with leading developers and builders around the world. We will license our technologies exclusively for the region to the joint venture.
There are significant advantages for all parties: We get to penetrate markets internationally and capture between 7-8 percent of project budgets. Our partners get to be the ones bringing the greenest, fastest and most affordable building systems on the market to their region and also, due to the efficiency of our systems, can improve their profits by as much as 50 percent. The region as a whole gets to benefit because our systems utilize local materials and labor, and create buildings that are less taxing on the environment.
Who do you compete with in this space and how are you different?
Our building systems are the fastest, greenest and most affordable ways of building permanent structures that meet international building codes. They have withstood all manner of natural disasters.
Our biggest competitor is traditional construction (eg. CMU blocks or mud brick). Prefabricated and modular building systems are our other competitors, but do not have the advantages we do in regards to cost, speed, environmental impact or strength. Other dome construction systems are slower, less environmental and more expensive than ours.
Where are your headquarters?
Los Angeles
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$350,000 from friends and family.
Key Investors?
Actor David Arquette is an investor, and we have an A-list celebrity client for our first project.
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I have 25 years of design, construction technology and architectural experience. Our VP of Research & Development has 50 years of experience in construction technology. Our VP of Marketing worked previously as the head of marketing for brands Nike, Levi's and WWF. Our legal counsel has 25 years of experience in international construction law.


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National Farmers Union (NFU) President Roger Johnson issued the following statement today regarding recent attempts to reverse the United States' Country-of-Origin Labeling (COOL) law:
"U.S. packer-producer organizations and their foreign counterparts have been working overtime to undercut or reverse COOL law through multiple channels aggressively in recent weeks.
"The opponents to COOL have already lost one battle in an ongoing lawsuit in the U.S. District of Columbia court. The World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled earlier this year that the COOL law was compliant. It seems as though the opponents are confident, as we are, that WTO will also rule in our favor by finding the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) rules to be compliant as well. They must be worried.
"Their attacks on COOL are misleading and do not have the interests of U.S. family farmers and ranchers in mind. More importantly, these attacks are attempting to deny consumers their desire to know more about the origins of their food.
"NFU will continue to defend the COOL law and urge Congress and other policymakers to allow the law to be implemented with the final rule issued by the USDA earlier this year."
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BROOKSVILLE — The Easter egg hunt began as they always do, with the children in a bunch, fidgeting, baskets in hand, ready for the adult in charge to just stop talking and finally say:
And they were off.
"Listen, do you hear it?" a teacher asked, holding the hand of her student, Dawson Auger, who is 6. He held onto his grandmother with his other hand.
The egg was bright pink and chirped softly. Dawson, thin with shaggy brown hair, swayed his head back and forth. He kneeled on the ground and let go of his teacher and his grandmother, which is why this hunt was organized, so these kids — all visually impaired, some blind like Dawson, some who can only see out of the corner of one good eye, some whose world is light and shadows and know that, one day, they will lose even that and everything will be dark — aren't afraid to be kids. To run. To fall down. To not define themselves by their sight.
"They aren't blind kids," said Sylvia Perez, 39, the executive director of Lighthouse, an agency for the visually impaired and blind in Pasco, Hernando and Citrus.
"They are kids who happen to be visually impaired."
The egg hunt was her idea, and it was held on the Lighthouse grounds in Brooksville Saturday afternoon. She's been nearly blind since birth. It's like she sees through two straws and what she can see is still blurry.
Her parents had four children after she was born, and she figures they were too busy to treat her any differently, so she just did whatever her siblings did. She even went on Easter egg hunts with them.
"But I never found any eggs," she said.
As a teen and young adult, she felt isolated. It was hard. Back then, she was the blind girl, the girl who was different and odd and left out. Her lack of sight was her identity.
But then she found visually impaired friends and gadgets to help her gain confidence. She learned how to use a cane, so she wasn't always terrified of falling. She learned Braille, as what sight she has will likely be gone sometime soon. It fades, subtly, each day.
She married her college sweetheart and had a daughter, Olivia, who is 9. She threw herself into a career of making sure other kids don't feel alone, like she did, and that they challenge themselves.
"You can sit back and do nothing," she said, "or you can persevere."
There is no easy day.
"It's hard," she said. Just chatting with someone while walking outside takes mental energy, a curb here, shrub there, slopes, slippery leaves. But doing it makes her confident, which makes her happy. This is why she gently guides children sitting on the sidelines, safe with their parents, to the melee, the action.
The hunt.
"Listen," the teacher said. Dawson could hear it, the egg's soft chirping, and he stretched his hands out in the darkness, fingers over mulch and leaves, dry, brittle.
This was his first Easter egg hunt, and on the drive over from Homosassa he kept talking about how it was his day; his special day, he called it.
"My eyes are broken," he said.
But you have so many things that do work, his teacher said. Your brain. Your heart.
"What does work?" she countered.
"My ears," he said.
"What else?"
"My hands."
He scooted himself closer to the sound, knees in the dirt and then he felt it, smooth, plastic, and grabbed with both hands, smiling, and held it close, his egg, one of many he found that day.
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A memorial Mass for Ruben A. Solorio, 59, of Stockton and formerly of Lodi, who died Oct. 5, will be held at 10 a.m. today at St. Anne's Catholic Church, 215 W. Walnut St., Lodi.
Patricia Mettner
A celebration of the life of Patricia M. Mettner, 60, of Lodi, who died Sept. 6, will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at her residence.
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Hilda Nordhaus
A funeral Mass for Hilda Mary Nordhaus, 86, of Lodi, who died Oct. 21, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Anne's Catholic Church, 215 W. Walnut St., Lodi. A reception will follow in the church hall. A recitation of the Holy Rosary will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday at Donahue Funeral Home, 123 N. School St., Lodi.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to St. Anne's Outreach Program, or to Vitas Hospice.
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A celebration of the life of Bryan L. Warn, of Lodi, who died Oct. 19, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in the evergreen Chapel at Cherokee Memorial Park, Highway 99 at E. Harney Lane, Lodi.
Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. Bryan's favorite charities were Hospice of San Joaquin and Lodi House.
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It was reported today from Mizmir, Turkish Smyrna, that public assemblies of Jews were held in all synagogues of the city at which it was decided that henceforth all Smyrna Jews would speak only Turkish publicly. The meetings followed a press campaign against public use of non-Turkish languages. Turkish Jews chiefly speak Ladino, a Spanish-Hebrew dialect.


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A firm run by U-T San Diego owner and La Jolla-based developer and hotel mogul Doug Manchester has given $25,000 to Restore Our Future, the so-called Super PAC that is backing the GOP presidential bid of part-time La Jolla resident and ex-Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney.
According to Restore Our Future's latest monthly report, filed yesterday with the Federal Elections Commission, Manchester Financial Group, L.P., with an address of 5300 Grand Del Mar Court in San Diego, the location of Manchester's Grand del Mar hotel, made the contribution on January 18. Manchester has previously given $25,000 to the PAC, according to earlier reports.
In addition to the voluble U-T publisher, who prefers being known as "Papa Doug," the well-funded Restore Our Future--controversial in some quarters for its take-no-prisoners approach to the presidential primaries--claimed another San Diego area backer.
Tiger Ventures, with an address on Palomar Airport Road in Carlsbad, gave $5,000 on January 24. Further information regarding the firm's identity was not immediately available.
A wire service story run on the U-T website regarding yesterday's Restore Our Future disclosure reported such donors as ex-GOP gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman, but omitted mention of the Manchester Financial contribution.
They have that same Mad-Men look...the Republican Party is more about "Restore Our Past" but they don't have the courage to give that name to their super PAC. Their motto should be "Lean Backward." As for Meg, the Mad Men would have never let her out of the kitchen, and with her looks, she'd never get into their suites.


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Actor Hong Suk Chun recently shared a few pictures he took with his juniors, JYJ's Jaejoong, Yoochun, and After School's UEE. On August 24th, he tweeted "Park Yoochun and Kim Jaejoong, my precious younger brothers. Aren't they really cool? Suk Chun is a happy person to have these cool brothers". Hong Suk Chun and the JYJ brothers are seen posing affectionately with the star in the photos, while rocking cool shades. In addition, Hong Suk Chun also took a picture with After School's UEE. He tweeted, "Appearing as a friend in the weekend drama, 'Ojakgyo Brothers'. I've been filming with UEE since the morning. Isn't UEE pretty?" UEE and Hong Suk Chun are sitting in a cafe with the production team preparing the set behind them. Throwing up 'V' signs and bright smiles, the closeness of the two could be felt through the shot. Hong Suk Chun is currently working as a male model and actor, but he has stirred up much controversy when he openly confessed that he was gay. Source: Max Movie via Nate, Daily Sports via Nate
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Contestant trips up on futuristic robots challenge on 'Face Off'April 4, 2014 10:39 PM
Special effects makeup artist Daran Holt "doesn't do robots."
He mentioned this fact about four times on "Face Off" (Syfy, Tuesdays). So it was obvious he either was going to knock one out of the park in the face of adversity or indeed design a crummy robot.
It was the latter.
Mr. Holt, of Kansas City, Mo., was one of two grads of Monessen's Tom Savini Special Make-Up Effects program left in the competition. The other four designers -- including Savini grad Tyler Green of Litchfield, Conn. -- embraced the futuristic challenge.
Mr. Green, who has won several individual contests on the program, almost won again with a robot doctor judge Ve Neill deemed "pretty sweet." But the firefighter robot from Bronx native Rashaad Santiago was an even bigger hit, and even his competitors were thrilled when he earned his first victory. (In general, "Face Off" contestants are a very amiable bunch.)
As for Mr. Holt, who celebrated a birthday with red velvet cupcakes during the four-day challenge, it was tough sledding. His robot was supposed to be a photographer, and other than an elaborate, camera-like headpiece, the rest was as plain as vanilla. Judge Glenn Hetrick even compared it to the awful Andy Kaufman film "Heartbeeps" for its lack of complexity.
Four are left in the penultimate episode next week, which promises vampires.
Pa. resident out of 'Creature Shop'
After being in the bottom two for the first week of "Jim Henson's Creature Shop Challenge" (Syfy, Tuesdays), Robert Bennett was the winner as teams of three worked to design and build new members of the villainous Skeksis from "The Dark Crystal."
Mr. Bennett, from Kissimmee, Fla., stood out for his sculpting work on the head of a forest Skeksis. The judges said it was a close call between that creature and one from a frozen wasteland, a more complex Skeksis that used more animatronics. Belle Vernon native Jake Corrick sculpted the head (judge Brian Henson didn't like how far apart the eyes were but complimented it nonetheless) and the Skeksis' glowing staff.
To little surprise, Tina Rowland of Doylestown, in southeastern Pennsylvania, was eliminated. She and episode one teammate Russ Adams of Odgen, Utah, had bickered their way to a poor design that week, and when they randomly teamed together again, there were more problems.
Ms. Rowland, upon messing up the servos in the head of their Skeksis, declared, "My brain was kind of going to mush."
Many people have compared "Face Off" and "Creature Shop" and even another Syfy tech challenge show, "Hot Set" (film set design). To be sure, there's a formula to these but all in all, they represent about the highest level of craftsmanship under pressure in reality television. It's also somewhat affirming that so very often (see "Face Off," above) the contestants appear happy to help each other when problems arise in individual challenges.
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GROSSE POINTE FARMS — A flattering movie prospect faded into a bad scene for the owners of a house on Elm Court.
At about the time a location scout was granted unsupervised access to photograph the property, a burglary happened, according to police.
With aid of a citizen's tip minutes after the crime was reported at 11:19 p.m. Saturday, July 6, officers arrested a 52-year-old man from Demopolis, Ala.
A patrolman found him walking eastbound on Lakeshore near Sunset Lane, roughly two blocks from the crime scene.
"(He) stated he had taken a bus from Alabama to Michigan within the past three or four days," said Officer James Corbett. "He stated he had been on the streets since his arrival with no place to stay."
Corbett noted the suspect wore dry clothes and shoes despite steady rain that night.
"This did not appear consistent with the story he was providing and the current weather conditions," Corbett said.
The suspect has a history of burglary, according to police.
The movie scout, employed by a production company in Detroit, isn't a suspect.
"The scout said he Googled the location looking for houses in a rich community by the lake," Rosati said. "He looked for houses with a swimming pool. (The homeowners) felt comfortable with it."
Police don't endorse homeowners granting strangers access to their property.
"(The homeowners) let him in the house and went off to work or something," Rosati said. "I would never let somebody come in my house and photograph it."
The homeowners' 23-year-old daughter was on site Saturday dogsitting, she told police.
She'd gone from 4:30 and 11:10 p.m., although her grandmother was at the house gardening from 6 to 6:45 p.m., the daughter reportedly told police.
Upon returning, the daughter saw an open side door from the garage to the house.
"She went inside, noticed things were out of place and called police," said Officer Jason Newberg. "(I) observed a broken window screen and open window from the rear patio into the dining room The only things that appeared to be missing were five-to-seven antique books, unknown titles or value, from a shelf in the living room."
Cold food from the refrigerator was on the kitchen island counter.
Rosati considered the food persuasive evidence, given the suspect claimed to walk to the Pointes from the Greyhound station on the far side of downtown Detroit.
"The man is homeless and hungry," Rosati said.
The books haven't been found. Rosati doubts a homeless person would steal books instead of more marketable valuables that could be hocked easier for cash.
"I think they'll find those books in the house," Rosati said. "The homeowners are away, so they haven't been able to check the house."
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The NAACP Vote Hard Bus Tour is underway, and what a morning it has been!
Posted on October 25, 2008
Bus Tour Update #3 10pm Demetrius Fisher The NAACP Vote Hard Bus Tour just pulled away from Moncks Corner, South Carolina on our final stop for this weekend. What a fantastic time we had tonight. There were about 400 people at tonight's rally, and media everywhere so I wouldn't be surprised if some of these young people get their picture in the paper! We were hosted tonight by Joshua United Methodist Church, and we can't thank them enough. We had local ministers giving the invocation and benediction, and a whole host of NAACP leadership to thank this group of youth for all that they have done today. NAACP board members Madie Robinson from Florence, SC and Gloria Sweet-Love from Brownsville, TN (board member and President of the Tennessee State Conference) came in to cheer on the crowd. We also had Branch President Andrea Glove, treasurer Alicia Brooks, Claflin University NAACP Chapter President Britney Tringle and Akeem Brown, the Political Action Director of the South Carolina Youth & College Division. Think about it. In one day these seven buses hit seven cities across South Carolina with voter education and get out the vote material. The three rallies combined drew well over a thousand people, these young people knocked on hundreds of doors to talk to people about voting, and we passed out thousands of pieces of literature about voting rights and voter education. That's an amazing accomplishment, no wonder they're so exhausted! In the next ten days, I hope that you will take the lead from these youth and do something to tell the people around you just how important it is to use your vote. Check back next weekend when the Vote Hard Bus Tour will be back on the road! Demetrius --------------------------------------- Bus Tour Update 2:45pm, Columbia Stop
Demetrius Fisher This day just keeps getting better. We just pulled away from Columbia, South Carolina, where we had over 600 people at the NAACP Vote Hard Rally. It was so big that Fox News and some of the local papers showed up! I just can't tell you how energizing it is for these young people who got up at 4:30 this morning to get out here and educate voters. The rally was at the Allen University Student Center, and people were packed inside and outside. We had a DJ on the lawn and there were people everywhere with NAACP signs and shirts, people were even stopping their cars to see what was going on! Even better was that Benedict College is literally across the street from the student center, and it was their Homecoming. So we had lots of people coming over from Benedict to join us too. Dr. Lonnie Randolph, the President of the South Carolina State Conference, helped get the crowd charged up. We also had Judge Mildred McDuffy from Columbia, President of the Allen University Student Government Association John Doctor, and Shamieka Johnson, the President of the Allen University chapter of the NAACP. The canvassing is being really well received in the community too; we have people telling us that they are so happy to see the young people out there walking door to door. They are listening to the youth leaders, taking the literature and putting up our yard signs on the spot. These young people will be exhausted by tonight, I know I will be, but this is a day that they will never forget. We're teaching a whole new generation to be community activists, and that's worth getting up at 4am to do any day of the week. We have three more stops to go, then our final rally tonight in the Charleston area at 7pm, so look for my last update late tonight. Shamieka Johnson President, Allen University NAACP It is just amazing to see how many young people were willing to get up so early and be so pumped up to get out there and educate voters. This is definitely one of the most inspiring things I have ever taken part in. The NAACP is so much bigger than just my chapter, and we can do so much when we work together. One of the best things is the rally really brought unity to the Allen University campus. It brought people out who didn't really know what the NAACP was about, and that was wonderful. We got a chance to network, and even increase the membership. Akeem Brown Political Action Director South Carolina Youth & College Division What has inspired me most about the day is seeing the youth out there. It's not just college students; a lot of them are from the Youth Councils. These are high school students who can't vote themselves. But they are out here pushing others who can vote to do it and giving them the information they need. We got up at 4:30 this morning, but the energy of the day is keeping us motivated. We have rallies throughout the day, and just being together is keeping us energized and moving. Everyone in these communities has opened their arms to us and has been as hospitable as they can be. It's just wonderful. -----------------------------------
Bus Tour Update 9:30am October 25th We just left the kick-off rally in York, South Carolina, and it was such a wonderful experience. I opened the rally with a few remarks, then our Bus Tour Musician John Fitzgerald McGill performed some old spirituals. We had words of inspiration and encouragement from Rev. Charles Darden, Pastor, New Home AME Zion Church. Then the Mayor of York, branch and State Conference leadership, city officials, and Congressman John Spratts got the crowd really charged up! We have seven buses making their way across South Carolina today to make sure young people know just how important it is to get out there and cast your vote. It's not just the about the President, it's about the mayor of your town, the school board, the sheriff, the people who are going to make decisions that effect how you live every single day. Judging by the number of young people who got up at 4 am to get on the bus, I know this is going to be a big success. These youth are fired up! We have jam-packed buses from South Carolina State University, Claflin University and the Orangeburg Youth Council with us this morning, and as we make our way to the next three whistle stops we'll be meeting up with buses from Allen University, Winthrop University, Rock Hill and Western York. It is just amazing to see these young people so energized and excited about being part of the political process. Many of them are doing this for the very first time, and they couldn't wait to hit the streets and distribute pamphlets about voting in the community. I wish you all could be here with me, it makes you feel so very proud about the work that the NAACP does to engage our youth. We're on the bus on our way to the next rally in Columbia at noon, but we'll be stopping in Clover and Rock Hill on the way. Check back this afternoon and I'll post news from the Columbia rally. Demetrius Fisher


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Fast & Easy Dinner: Grilled Ratatouille With Ricotta
Traditionally, ratatouille is a slow-cooked vegetable dish that can simmer on the stove for hours. However, this recipe takes the basic elements and makes them accessible to the busy home cook. Instead of combining the zucchini, eggplant, and bell peppers in a large pot, the vegetables are individually charred on the grill. A generous shaving of salty cheese and a chunk of toasted bread slathered with chopped olives makes this a hearty, yet healthy vegetarian meal. For the recipe, keep reading.
Grilled Ratatouille With Ricotta
- 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 4 cloves garlic, smashed and grated
- A generous handful flat-leaf parsley, finely chopped
- 8 sage leaves, finely chopped
- 8 sprigs thyme, leaves finely chopped
- 4 sprigs rosemary, leaves finely chopped
- 2 small or 1 large zucchini, halved crosswise and sliced lengthwise 1/2 inch thick
- 2 red bell peppers, quartered and seeded
- 1 eggplant, sliced lengthwise 2/3 inch thick (I leave on half the skin — I like the color and texture it gives the dish)
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1/2 pound ricotta salata cheese, sliced
- 4 thick slices crusty bread
- 1 cup pitted black olives, finely chopped
- Preheat an outdoor grill or a grill pan to medium-high. In a large bowl, combine the olive oil, garlic, parsley, sage, thyme and rosemary.
- Coat the zucchini and peppers with some of the oil mixture and set aside. Coat the eggplant with the remaining oil mixture. Season the vegetables liberally with salt and pepper.
- Grill the eggplant steaks, turning twice, for 10 minutes. Grill the peppers for 7 minutes and the zucchini for 5 minutes, turning each once. Divide the vegetables among dinner plates or arrange on a platter. Top with the cheese.
- Grill the bread and slather with the olives. Serve alongside the vegetables.
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Selected Webster County Obituaries
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The Providence Journal-Enterprise
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James Kirby McCHESNEY, 58, former Shady Grove resident, died Thursday in an Evansville hospital. Survivors are the wife, Effie, of Marion; sons, Guy of Henderson, and Rayburn of Washington, D.C.; and one grandson. Funeral services were held in the Shady Grove Baptist church with the Rev. J.C. LILLY officiating. Burial was in Shady Grove cemetery. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, April 10, 1947.
J.R. McCLAIN, 76, died at 4 a.m. Friday at his home in Providence after an illness of six weeks. He was a retired farmer and formerly operated a grocery store here. Surviving are the wife, Nancy; a daughter, Mrs. Marvin HALL, Providence; and a brother, Sam McClain, Dixon. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Second Baptist church, of which he was a charter member, with the Rev. George GASS, of Nortonville, officiating. Burial was in Day family cemetery, near Dixon. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, July 20, 1950.
Sam F. McCLAIN, 76, a retired farmer, died at 12:50 a.m. Saturday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Veston STONE, near Clay. Surviving are six sons, Morris of Evansville, Curtis and Bobby Joe of Henderson, Jack and Frank of Chicago, and George Edward, who is serving in the Air Force; three daughters, Mrs. Aubrey DAVIS and Miss Nellie McClain, of Evansville, and Mrs. Stone; 16 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at New Harmony Baptist Church at Vandersburg, with the Rev. James ALDERSON of Evansville officiating. Burial was in Tirzah cemetery. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, November 19, 1953.
Allen DIXON McCLARNEY, 17, of Corydon, died at 8:30 a.m. Sunday in Henderson hospital from injuries received late Saturday when a car in which he was riding with Rudy Rufus TAPP of Little Dixie crashed into a bridge abutment two miles south of Poole. Tapp, who also was taken to the hospital, received cuts about the face and head. McClarney is survived by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen McClarney; three sisters, Lois Myrle, Mary Lucille, and Frances Pearl, all at home; and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.R. McClarney, Corydon, and Oliver Dixon of Sebree. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Christian church in Poole, with the Rev. William DOSSETT, a former classmate of McClarney, now a student in Nashville, Tenn., officiating. Burial was in Shady Grove cemetery, Poole. Providence Journal-Enterprise,Thursday, August 17, 1944.
Funeral services for Thomas McCLARNEY, 75, of Sebree, Route 1, were held at 2 p.m. Friday at Tapp Funeral Home in Henderson, with the Rev. E.Y. LASLIE of Poole officiating. Burial was in Shady Grove Cemetery in Poole. Mr. McClarney died Wednesday in Methodist Hospital in Henderson where he had been a partient since Tuesday evening when he suffered a heart attack. Survivors are four daughters; two sons; two sisters, Mrs. Lilly BRIDWELL of Henderson and Mrs. Charlie COBB of Evansville; and two brothers, John of Corydon and Ellis of Sebree, Rural Route. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, October 18, 1951.
Ben F. McCLENDON, 66, died at 2 p.m. Thursday in Western State Hospital in Hopkinsville. He formerly lived in Providence and in the Clay section. Survivors are the wife, Brown, of Clay; two brothers, George and Oscar McClendon of Dexter, Mo.; and a half-brother, Albert GABHART of Clay. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Friday in S.E. Montgomery and Son Funeral Home in Providence. The Rev. R.T. MITCHELL of Clay officiating. Burial was in Fraser cemetery. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, November 9, 1944.
Ernest McCONNELL, 41, who formerly lived in Providence, died at 7 a.m. Wednesday in his home in Sikeston, Mo., after a long illness. He underwent an operation in the spring, and had been ill for several months, his condition becoming critical a few weeks ago. He was the only son of the late Dr. J.D. McConnell, who practiced medicine in Shady Grove and Providence a number of years, and Mrs. Fannie McConnell. Mr. McConnell for several years was manager of stores in Missouri towns, and later was an insurance company representative in sections of Kentucky and Missouri. Survivors are his mother; the wife, the former Miss Myrtle HALL; and two children, Ernest McConnell, jr., 14, and Davida, 9, all of Sikeston. Funeral services were set for 2:30 p.m. today in Sikeston, with burial there. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, October 5, 1944.
James Elbert McCONNELL, 77, died at 4 p.m. Friday at his home in Shady Grove. Surviving are the wife, the former Alpha TOWERY, six daughters, Mrs. Crystal SHINALL of Plymouth, Ind., Mrs. Mary BECKNER of Repton, Mrs. Elizabeth NEWMAN of Clay, Mrs. Dixie SAMS and Mrs. Virginia DRENNON of Evansville, and Miss Carrie McConnell of Shady Grove; one son, J.T. McConnell of Owensboro; seven grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and two brothers, Henry of Veachland, and J.M. McConnell of Clovis, N.M. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Sugar Grove Church in Crittenden county, with the Rev. A.R. POOLE of Madisonville officiating, assisted by the Rev. Everett McConnell of Marion. Burial was in Sugar Grove cemetery. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, November 19, 1953.
Mrs. James H. McCORD, 58, former Webster county resident, died at her home in Henderson at 5:15 p.m. Thursday after an illness of two years. Survivors are the husband; a sister, Mrs. Annie VICK, of Lisman; a niece and foster daughter, Mrs. William CONDOR, of Henderson; and several other nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Audubon Baptist church in Henderson, with the Rev. Lyman Smith ALLEN officiating. Burial was in Fernwood cemetery, Henderson. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, December 24, 1946.
William Kerney McCORD, sr., 69, died at 5:26 p.m. Monday in an Evansville hospital following a heart attack suffered at his home in Clay Sunday night. He was admitted to the hospital Monday afternoon two hours before his death. Mr. McCord was born in Hopkins county and later lived in Marion. He was a brickmason by trade and did contract work. He built a number of buildings in Clay, including the First Baptist Church. For 12 years he was in the garage and bus business and retired in 1947. He was a member of Clay Masonic lodge. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Belle Hunt McCord; three daughters, Miss Evelyn McCord and Mrs. George BRANTLEY of Cupertino, Calif., and Mrs. William J. FRAZIER of Burlingame, Calif.; two sons, W.K. McCord, jr., of Campbell, Calif., and Clarence Earl of Clay; two brothers, John D., of Manila, P.I., and Clarence M., Clay; and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Clay First Baptist Church, with Dr. C.O. SIMPSON, officiating, assisted by the pastor, the Rev. G.R. ABERNATHY. Burial was in I.O.O.F. cemetery in Clay with Masons in charge. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, February 14, 1952.
Steve Allen McCORMICK, 77, died Thursday at his home in Slaughters following a long illness. Surviving are the wife, Annie; sons, Tommy, of Inkster, Mich., and Herschel, of Hanson; two daughters, Mrs. Flo FINN, Evansville, and Mrs. Nettie D. ABSHIRE, of Germany; one sister, and a number of grandchildren. Funeral services were held at New Salem Methodist church at 2 p.m. Sunday, with the Rev. J.E. HARTFORD officiating, assisted by the Rev. T.O. KYLE. Burial was in the church cemetery. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, August 10, 1950.
Mrs. Annie McCOY, 74, widow of the late H.T. McCoy, died at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lem KILLOUGH, near Providence, following an illness of a week resulting from a fractured left arm and shock suffered in a fall. Mrs. McCoy spent the greater part of her life in Webster county, but for the last twenty years had lived in Evansville until coming to her daughter's home recently. She professed faith when a young girl and united with the Vandersburg church, in which she retained her membership the remainder of her life. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. Killough, Providence, Mrs. Forrest DAY, Madisonville, Mrs. John McELROY, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. Emil J. BECKER, Evansville; two sons, A.D. McCoy, Owensboro, and Charles H. McCoy, Evansville; one brother, W.F. WRIGHT, Oklahoma City, Okla.; sixteen grandchildren; and five great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Killough, with the Rev. E.G. SISK of Dixon officiating. Grandsons were pallbearers and granddaughters were flower bearers. Burial was in Oak Hill cemetery, Evansville. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, June 7, 1945.
Mrs. Bettie McCOY, 54, died at her home near Providence at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday following a seven months' illness. Survivors are the husband, Burnett McCoy; her father, J.A. GARDNER; and a brother, Leslie Gardner, Providence. Funeral services were held at the home at 2 p.m. Wednesday, with the Rev. Nealey PEARCY of Dixon officiating. Burial was in the McCoy family cemetery. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, November 21, 1946.
Burnett McCOY, 91, died at 6 p.m. Wednesday of last week at the home of his sister, Miss Sarah McCoy, in the Liberty section. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. J.A. GARDNER and Miss McCoy, near Providence; a brother, W.W. McCoy, near Providence; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at 12:30 p.m. Friday in Star Hope Church with the Rev. Charles POLLEY officiating. Burial was in the family cemetery. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, January 26, 1950.
Charles H. McCOY, 48, died Friday, Oct. 29, in Union City, Tenn. He was a former employee of Sears Roebuck and Co., Evansville. He is survived by his wife, Lucile; a brother, A.D. McCoy, Owensboro; four sisters, Mrs. Lem KILLOUGH, Providence, Mrs. Emil BECKNER, Evansville, Mrs. Forrest DAY, Madisonville, and Mrs. Johnny McELROY, Cincinnati; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 a.m. at Johann Funeral Home in Evansville with burial in Oak Hill cemetery in Evansville. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, November 4, 1948.
J.L. (Jim) McCOY, 85, died at 3 a.m. Monday at his home in the Liberty section near Providence. Surviving are the wife, Geneva; two daughters, Mrs. Hugh CATES of Nebo and Mrs. Letcher MELTON of Dixon; one grandson and one great-grandson. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Star Hope church, with the Rev. Oscar DUNCAN and the Rev. Charles POLLEY officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, January 6, 1955.
Mrs. Virgie MOORE McCOY, 53, died at 6 a.m. Tuesday shortly after leaving her home in Providence to go to Henderson, where she was a teacher in Weaverton school. Death was attributed to a heart attack. She was the widow of Ellis McCoy, who died a number of years ago, and was a member of the Methodist church. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Martha Moore, Providence; a sister, Mrs. Wesley CROWE, Providence; and two brothers, Arnold Moore of Providence and Leslie Moore, Miami, Fla. The body is at Melton Funeral Home, where funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The Rev. Leslie CHAPMAN will officiate. Burial will be in Big Hill cemetery. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, March 17, 1955.
Sebree, Ky. - Billy CHAPMAN McCULLY, 77, died at 5 p.m. Friday at St. Mary's Medical Center in Evansville after a short illness. He was a retired businessman, He operated a hardware store in Sebree for 35 years and was formerly a city judge and city councilman. He was a World War II Army veteran, a deacon at First Baptist Church, a member of Sebree Masonic Lodge and a Kentucky Colonel. He helped start the first Little League baseball organization in the Sebree-Slaughters area in 1954. Surviving are his wife, Mona (TOW); three sons, Mike of Columbus, Ind., Mark of Sebree and Dennis of Slaughters; and five grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Tompkins Funeral Home Sebree-Poole Chapel, with burial in the family plot at Springdale Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to service time Monday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to First Baptist Church building fund. Evansville (IN) Courier, 1997.
Compiler's note: Billy Chapman McCully was the son of Cyril (Cy) S. McCully and Minnie Chapman.
Funeral services for James Forrest McCURRY, 49, of Sebree, were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Petersburg Methodist Church, with the Rev. Edward HENRY officiating. Burial was in the Petersburg cemetery. Mr. McCurry was found dead in bed at his home in Sebree at 6 a.m. Wednesday. Death was attributed to a heart attack. Surviving are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCurry, Sebree; a sister, Mrs. Cletis CLARK, Dixon; and two brothers, Estil and Joe McCurry of Sebree. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, March 20, 1952.
Funeral services for Mrs. Zimri McCURRY, 70, formerly of Sebree, were held Wednesday, July 28, in Pasadena, Calif. Mrs. McCurry died Sunday, July 25. Surviving are the husband, Bob, of Sebree; five sons, Austin of Evansville, Alton of Omaha, Neb., Stanley, Woodrow and Eldred of Los Angeles, Calif., two daughters, Mrs. Al GRANNEMAN, Arcadia, Calif., and Mrs. C.L. HEDRICK, Quartz Hill, Calif.; two brothers, Otho GRAYSON, Evansville, and Lawrence Grayson, Henderson; a sister, Mrs. J.F. PARKER, Sebree; and nine grandchildren. Providence Journal-Enterprise, Thursday, August 5, 1954.
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Anna Kournikova had a raucous home crowd supporting her and a familiar opponent across the net as she tried again to win her first WTA Tour title. She didn't come close.
Top-ranked Martina Hingis beat Kournikova 6-3, 6-1 Sunday to win the Kremlin Cup in a lopsided match that made the 20-year-old Swiss the youngest tennis player to win $14 million in prize money.
In the men's final, Olympic champion Yevgeny Kafelnikov beat David Prinosil 6-2, 7-5 for his fourth straight Kremlin Cup crown and his first ATP Tour title of 2000.
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Chris Kim, Will Dunaway, 89'; David Leonard, Brooks Duff, Thomas Kerr, 88'; Jonathan Shackleford, John Camba, William Baston, Ben Parrish, Marquinetez Jackson, 87'; Markus Jackson, Parker Rogers, Chris Smith, Stephen Newman, 86; Michael Clark, Drew Hessm Obi Egekeze, 85'; Girl's: Brittany Moss, 88'; Jaclyn Harris, 82; Stacy Poole, 83'.
Augusta natives representing the Savannah Magic Soccer Club include:
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A parent ran on the field and shoved a referee who made a disputed call at the end of a middle school soccer tournament game, sparking a mini-melee.
The referee pushed the man back, and a woman then slapped the referee in the face as spectators swarmed the field, according to Maine State Trooper Kyle Tilsley. Holy Cross beat Monmouth Middle School 1-0 in the title game Saturday.
The National Association of Sports Officials receives two to three reports a week of violent parents at sporting events, the main targets of the rage are coaches and referees.
In one highly publicized case, in Reading, Mass., a father unhappy with the way his son's hockey coach was handling a practice was accused of beating the coach to death in July.
VOLLEYBALL: The USC Aiken Lady Pacers defeated UNC Pembroke for its third straight Peach Belt Athletic Conference win Saturday.
Angie Chervestad recorded 12 kills and two blocks, while teammates Stacy Rood, Andrea Emmons and Shelley Wooten each had 12, 10 and 10 kills, respectively.
Junior setter Candice Anderson set a career-high in assists, 57, during the match.
The Lady Pacers will host Lander on Friday, and conclude the regular season with USC Spartanburg on Saturday.
FENCING: Kevin Matthews took second place in Sunday's D-and Under Mixed Foil and Collin McCoy won a gold medal in the Open Mixed Sabre during the Second Annual Halloween Open tournament in Statesboro, Ga.
Matthews also placed in the Open Mixed Epee and won a silver medal in the Open Mixed Sabre. Richard Estey and Jonathan Cohen took third and fourth place respectively in the Open Mixed Sabre.
RUNNING: Elly Rono of Kenya pulled away from countrymen Joseph Nderitu in the final mile Sunday to win the Columbus Marathon. Rono, who finished second in 1998, was timed in 2 hours, 15 minutes, 27 seconds.
Simon Cherokony of Kenya was third for the second straight year, finishing in 2:18:24. Scott Fry of Tiffin, Ohio, took fourth in 2:19:31.
Marzanna Helbik of Poland was never challenged in winning the women's race in 2:36:28. Alena Vinitskaya of Russia was second in 2:38:14. Russia's Tatiana Titova, the women's winner last year, finished third in 2:40:27.
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Tomorrow, Soundgarden roar back with 'King Animal,' their first studio album since 1996, and tonight (Nov. 12), they'll celebrate their return with a 'Live on Letterman' webcast concert at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City. The performance — available for streaming below — kicks off at 8PM EST, shortly before the grunge titans appear as musical guests on 'The Late Show With David Letterman.'
Formed in 1984, Soundgarden helped lead the Seattle invasion of the '90s. The group scored a string of mainstream hits, including 'Spoonman' and 'Black Hole Sun,' but by 1997, they'd run their course. They reconvened in 2010, and in a recent interview with the QMI Agency, Blabbermouth.net reports, frontman Chris Cornell explained how he and his bandmates went from revisiting their back catalog to writing the next chapter in their storied career.
"It was a matter of us being in a room together and then becoming comfortable and starting to take on a responsibility for reconnecting with our fans based on our old material and considering doing reissues," Cornell said. "And that led to us finally deciding to play a show and then tour and then a new album."
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Stylistically, the 2012 Ford Escape looks and feels like one of the last survivors of a dying breed; in shape and even design details, the Escape still looks like a 7/8th-scale, 1990s-era Explorer, and its appearance has been dated for so long that it almost looks fashionable again (too bad, as this body style is to be replaced this year).
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The truckishness carries over inside, in a less great way: all the shapes read cleanly and simply, but they're clad in plastics that put durability over a quality look and feel. It's downright grainy in there, and looks especially low-rent in lighter colors. The center stack is taller and more upright, a metaphor for the rest of the vehicle, and on vehicles with the navigation system it harbors a big, bright LCD screen that contrasts heavily with the rest of the cockpit, even before you crank up the bright lights on its Settings panel.


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KARACHI: The new Saarc visa policy has curtailed validity period of visa from one year to 30 days for businessmen of seven member countries of the regional trade bloc.
The framework of the new visa policy was made in fourth Saarc immigration authorities meeting held in Thimphu (Bhutan) on July 21, 2011, and became effective from this year.
The only salient feature of the new visa policy is that the number of visa stickers which are used for specifying activity and city of the visitor have been increased to 200 in a calendar year.
Shabbir Ahmed, chairman Pakistan Bedwear Exporters Association (PBEA) was critical of the new visa policy and said it would in no way help promote regional trade between member countries. He said that new policy kills the spirit of closer and quicker contracts of business communities.
He said that strict conditions have been laid for acquiring Saarc visa which are normally exercised for issuance of any ordinary visa. Therefore, no such special facility or treatment is being extended to applicants of Saarc visa, he added.
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Michelle P. Salyers, Ph.D., associate professor of psychology at IUPUI, has been named a recipient of the 2013 IUPUI Research Trailblazers Award.
Salyers also is co-director of the ACT Center of Indiana, a research and training center focused on evidence-based mental health practices that support recovery in adults with severe mental illnesses.
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Capitals fan offers to help Tom Wilson with expired safety inspection sticker
What happens if you are caught on television driving with an expired safety inspection sticker? Well, if you are Washington Capitals right winger Tom Wilson, you have a friendly fan offer a helping hand, Scott Allen of The Washington Post reports.
During the final episode of Epix's "Road to the NHL Winter Classic," Wilson and teammate Michael Latta were driving in Wilson's vehicle when the sticker - which expired on Nov. 30, 2014 - was spotted.
That is when Capitals fan Mike Wolffe, who is an auto mechanic and certified inspector in Virginia, reached out to help.
@tom_wilso and Latta just busted on Epix driving on an expired VA safety inspection. I'm a certified inspector, I can help you out!— Mike Wolffe (@VAMikeW86) January 7, 2015
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Tom Wilson, if you are reading, take Mike up on his offer and update that inspection sticker before you end up with a ticket. Wolffe emailed the Post to explain why Wilson should get the inspection done soon.
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For a Healthier and Happier Life: Define your Fitness Goals
Setting realistic fitness goals is essential for you to succeed in any program that you undertake to become fit. It is a fact that many gym-goers who enrolled in a program quit after just a few sessions. When asked about their reasons, they often answer that they are tired, they have no time or working out does not work for them. These reasons are actually true but there is a far deeper meaning underneath these words that we will later on look as lame excuses. That is: not having a real fitness goal.
Being fit is not confined within just growing your biceps or pectorals. It covers many other facets such as losing weight, developing cardiovascular functions or improving your endurance. Now, ask yourself what your goal is.
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But how about, you already have a goal but you are still not able to reach it? It could mean that your goal is too far-fetched or you are yet to figure out how to reach it.
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Being healthy is the simplest goal that you can always be successful with. This encompasses all other fitness goals such as getting beefier or getting slimmer. There are many simple ways to keep healthy – avoid staying up late, get enough rest, eat right, brisk walk and jog regularly or engage in sports. You may not actually have to go to the gym to achieve this goal. Being healthy begins in your home. After all, there are plenty of resources which you can read to become healthy without getting yourself strained.
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My 4 year old female German Shepherd Sadie, ate two kittens as they were being born and killed the third kitten two days later. Why? Also the mother cat is now terrified of Sadie, what do I do?
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My 4 year old female German Shepherd Sadie, ate two kittens as they were being born and killed the third kitten two days later. Why? Also the mother cat is now terrified of Sadie, what do I do?
You need to keep the dog away from the mother cat and any kittens. Some dogs have a strong prey drive that is very difficult to eliminate. The safest thing to do is keep the dog and cat separate, and get the cat mother spayed so she doesn't have more kittens. It may be difficult, but if you do not, you risk losing the remaining cat. If you can, confine the cat to one room, and do not let the dog in that room. You can then work with your cat, but you may consider finding her a new home once she is spayed, just to be safe.
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Shoulda, woulda, coulda, it doesn't change what has happened. What the OP needs now is guidance and education on how to deal with the current situation at hand, not finger pointing. You attract more flies with honey than vinegar. Troll or not, someone, somewhere, may have this same question and take the advice in this thread.
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I'm with Donna. Rehome the mom cat, asap.
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No brainer here...separate the dog from the cat/kittens.
Has your dog ever been around cats??? You should have kept the mom cat and kittens seperated from your dog while they were being born in a safe place or it wouldn't have happened!! Rehome the mom cat if you have no way to keep her safe from your dog!
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LXer: Ati releases Catalyst 6.9 for Win and Linux
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ATI HAS JUST released the new Catalyst driver. To our surprise, the new drivers bring in Crossfire support for Intel's latest 965 chipset. ATI claims the Crossfire works in Direct 3D applications but it doesn't work on OpenGL. [This article might be of use to readers who use ATI's cards. - dcparris]
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