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April 10, 2014
(StarNews, Wilmington)
The PBS series featuring Kinston chef Vivian Howard and the restaurant she co-owns with Ben Knight, Chef and the Farmer, won a Peabody Award, which recognizes excellence in broadcasting. A Chef's Life joins top-rated TV shows including ABC's Scandal and AMC's Breaking Bad in receiving the awards, which will be presented at a May 19 ceremony in New York.
Sierra Nevada plans Aug. 3 grand opening of Henderson County brewery
April 10, 2014
(Hendersonville Times-News)
Sierra Nevada will host a grand opening celebration at its Mills River brewery Aug. 3, capping off a 15-day Beer Camp Across America tour, a series of beer festivals that will kick off in its hometown of Chico, Calif.
Walsh resigns as CEO of Wilmington's AAIPharma
April 10, 2014
(Greater Wilmington Business Journal)
The chief executive of Wilmington-based AAIPharma Services Corp. has stepped down. Patrick Walsh led the company through its merger with Wisconsin-based Cambridge Major Laboratories last year, and had planned to leave the position after the transition. Susan Nestegard was named interim CEO.
Comedy featuring Kristen Wiig, Allison Janney to film in Wilmington
April 10, 2014
(Greater Wilmington Business Journal)
A new movie titled The Heart, starring Kristen Wiig, will film in Wilmington. Pre-production of the comedy, which will also star Allison Janney and Sam Rockwell, is set to begin in May.
Natural-products industry growing in Asheville
April 10, 2014
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Over the past three years, 15 new natural-products manufacturers have established businesses in the Asheville area, bringing 48 full-time jobs.
Auto-parts maker adding 228 jobs at Catawba County plant
April 9, 2014
(The Charlotte Observer)
GKN Driveline will invest $113 million and create 228 new jobs over four years at its plant in Catawba County. The auto-parts manufacturer makes all-wheel drive systems, transmissions and other components for automakers including BMW, Chrysler, Ford and General Motors.
Charlotte building campaign for Google Fiber
April 9, 2014
(The Charlotte Observer)
Advocates of Google Fiber in Charlotte say the data network would attract entrepreneurs, bring jobs to the city and provide high-speed Internet access to low-income areas. The city has until May 1 to submit plans to Google, including details of existing infrastructure such as gas and electricity lines. Google expects to choose which cities will get the network by year-end; it's also looking at bringing the service to the Triangle area.
Pig virus still affecting NC farms; pork prices rising
April 9, 2014
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
North Carolina is among four states that have been most affected by porcine epidemic diarrhea, the fast-spreading virus that is fatal to young piglets. The U.S. Department of Agriculture says the virus is responsible for a 3% reduction in the nation's pig population and pork prices have risen 10% or more.
NC retains highest credit rating
April 9, 2014
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
State Treasurer Janet Cowell announced Tuesday that North Carolina's "AAA" bond rating was reaffirmed by the three major rating agencies. N.C. was one of 10 states to achieve the highest rating by all three agencies. The top rating helps keep financing costs low for the state.
Board fires St. Augustine's president
April 9, 2014
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
The Board of Trustees of St. Augustine's University in Raleigh has removed President Dianne Boardley Suber, who led the school for 14 years, and reinstated the school's provost and vice president of finance, both recently ousted by Suber. St. Augustine's is undergoing a review by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools due to financial concerns.


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Kevin Jones, an entrepreneur and owner of "Business-In-A-Bucket," has a prescription for those who are suffering from unemployment-the layoff blues. As we embark upon the worse economy ever, it is imperative that we think fast and think outside the box. Jones says, "Let's face it, we are drowning. There is a giant leak in America's 'economic boat.' Do we wait for someone to come patch the hole, or do we jump off and swim to shore?"
I asked Jones, "What if you drown before reaching shore?" He answered, "If you stay in the boat and do nothing, it's a sure thing that you will drown. If you get out of the sinking boat and try to save yourself, your chances of surviving are greater."
Let's face it, jobs that people used to turn their noses up at yesterday, today, they wait in long lines for those same jobs. Whoever thought a teacher would suffer unemployment? Jones believes that entrepreneurship is the basis for economic empowerment. When Jones told me he was offering people a "Business-In-A-Bucket," I laughed so hard-but of course, he got my attention. "Okay," I said, "let me see what you got here."
He showed me a bucket loaded with everything one needed to professionally detail a car. He then showed me a book he has authored entitled, The Owner's Guide to Auto Detailing. I thought to myself again, Who wouldn't know how to detail their car? I opened the book and saw in bold print "DO NOT USE DISH SOAP TO WASH YOUR CAR." I said I didn't believe that. There was much more in his book that I did not know, like never use polishing compounds on a black car as they will scratch the finish. You use a liquid compound wax cleaner. If you have tinted windows, you should use a cleaner free of ammonia and/or alcohol, otherwise, they will eat away the tint. The book offered fifty-eight car maintenance tips.
I called a tax preparer and an estate planner next door to me to have them look at the products. Quickly, they saw the business opportunity. One said, "In this parking lot alone, a person doing this 'Business-In-A-Bucket' could get cars to detail." The other one said, "I want a clean car, but I don't have the time to do it, or the time to take it to the carwash." He voiced the sentiments of thousands.
"Business-In-A-Bucket" is simple and you can make money without the hassle and stress-plain and simple. I started thinking of the many ways to create revenue from Jones' concept. 1. Auto Preservation Consultants 2. Mobile Auto Detailing 3. Selling a Do-It-Yourself Auto Detailing Kit
"Business-In-A-Bucket" is a low-cost start-up business, under $50, and you are equipped to do business right away. It's a great way to help start your youth in business for themselves, with you teaching them and getting your friends to become their customers.
After a home, a car is the next most expensive investment that most people make. In addition to learning how to create your own jobs, you will learn how to preserve your car and save money with a do-it-yourself professional kit.
We must find ways to create our own stimulus packages, and doing for self is a great start. Something so simple can lead to something so great.
Mr. Kevin Jones can be reached at (714) 452-7841 or visit www.KJeine.com for more information on "Business-In-A-Bucket."

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Fats are a type of nutrient that you get from your diet. It is essential to eat some fats, though it is also harmful to eat too many.
The fats you eat give your body energy that it needs to work properly. During exercise, your body uses calories from carbohydrates you have eaten. But after 20 minutes, exercise then depends on calories from fat to keep you going.
You also need fat to keep your skin and hair healthy. Fat aso helps you absorb vitamins A, D, E, and K, the so-called fat-soluble vitamins. Fat also fills your fat cells and insulates your body to help keep you warm.
The fats your body gets from your food gives your body essential fatty acids called linoleic and linolenic acid. They are called "essential" because your body cannot make them itself, or work without them. Your body needs them for brain development, controlling inflammation, and blood clotting.
Fat has 9 calories per gram, more than 2 times the number of calories in carbohydrates and protein, which each have 4 calories per gram.
All fats are made up of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. Fats are called saturated or unsaturated depending on how much of each type of fatty acid they contain.
Saturated fats raise your LDL ("bad") cholesterol level. High LDL cholesterol puts you at risk for heart attack, stroke, and other major health problems. You should avoid or limit foods that are high in saturated fats.
Eating unsaturated fats instead of saturated fats can help lower your LDL cholesterol. Most vegetable oils that are liquid at room temperature have unsaturated fats. There are 2 kinds of unsaturated fats:
Trans fatty acids are unhealthy fats that form when vegetable oil hardens in a process called hydrogenation. Hydrogenated fats, or "trans fats," are often used to keep some foods fresh for a long time.
Trans fats are also used for cooking in some restaurants. They can raise LDL cholesterol levels in your blood. They can also lower your HDL ("good") cholesterol levels.
You should avoid foods made with hydrogenated and partially hydrogenated oils (such as hard butter and margarine). They contain high levels of trans-fatty acids.
It is important to read nutrition labels on foods. This will help you know what kinds of fats, and how much, your food contains.
Talk with your health care provider about how to cut down on how much fat you eat. Your doctor can refer you to a dietitian who can help you learn more about foods and help you plan a healthy diet. Make sure you have your cholesterol levels checked according to a schedule your health care provider gives you.
American Heart Association Nutrition Committee; Lichtenstein AH, Appel LJ, Brands M, Carnethon M, Daniels S, et al. Diet and lifestyle recommendations revision 2006: a scientific statement from the American Heart Association Nutrition Committee. Circulation. 2006 Jul 4;114(1):82-96.
Heimburger DC. Nutrition's interface with health and disease. In: Goldman L, SchaferAI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed.Philadelphia,Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 220.
Mozaffarian D. Nutrition and cardiovascular disease. In: Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, LibbyP, eds. Braunwald's Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders; 2011:chap 48.
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I had been trying very hard to find the Asus K53SV-SX520D but the model was thoroughly sold out.Then I came to know that Asus is going to launch a better version soon with upgraded graphics and I knew that I had to buy this without further delay.
The ASUS K53SM-SX010D is simply,as my title suggests,a beast.
I am not going to go into technicalities as the specifications are for all to see. What makes this model standout is the latest Nvidia graphic card. Some may argue that there is not much difference between GT540 and GT630 but once you start playing, it is noticeable.(I have tried the GT540 too).
Crysis 2 and Elder scrolls : Skyrim easily work on medium settings.
As far as heating up is concerned, the laptop stays cool while watching movies and carrying out normal operations. Once you start a high requirement game,the temperature starts building up. But it's nothing that can't be offset by a decent cooling pad. Just make sure that you don't strain the machine much(I am talking about marathon gaming sessions)
Altec lansing speakers while not awesome,are very good.They are loud in a silent environment and audible in a noisy one.
USB 3.0 is blazing fast.
The laptop color and finishing screams WOW. I am a person who looks for black in everything but I must say brown looks cool on this.
Only thing I'd say could have been better is the battery life.
While playing games,it drains quickly and gives about 4 hours of normal computing.
Also, at 2.6Kg it isn't exactly light but hey I am not complaining.
Overall I am very happy with my laptop (didn't buy it from flipkart though) and would recommend it to anyone looking for a good gaming machine with other features thrown in.
I order it on 3rd of May, 2012 and writing a review after using it for 18 days. It is a good laptop to buy, but you must know what to expect from it.
0. If you have any doubts regarding the laptop getting damaged in transit, please rule them out. FlipKart delivers it in an "Imossible to Damage" pack. Also, I ordered it on Wednusday night and got this on Friday noon.
1. The Windows Experience Index rating for this is 5.3. Details are -
Processor - 7.0
RAM - 5.9 (could have been better, it is 1066MHz, a VAIO in same range has this 6.1)
Graphics (For Windows Aero) - 5.3
Gaming Graphics - 6.7
Hard Disk - 5.9 (5400 RPM, a 7200 RPM could have been better)
2. nVidia GeForce 630M is just a re-branded name for nVidia GeForce 540MX. So, keep comparisons in check. It is a DDR3 memory GPU and doesn't have an HDMI out. All the display output ports are connected to Intel HD Graphics 3000. However, with nVidia optimus technology, it performs well overall.
3. Linux users may find over-current run messages for USB 2.0 ports while installation and boot and will have to make some serious effort to install "Original" nVidia drivers (from nVidia GeForce website), but it would be worth.
4. I found the display quality good.
5. USB 3.0 helped me to transfer data at around 40-60MB per second which was considerably faster than USB 2.0 (around 10MB per second).
6. ASUS IceCool technology doesn't mean that the laptop doesn't get heated at all. It means that when the laptop gets heated on processor/graphics intensive work for long hours, the palm rest doesn't get heated as much as that happens with the other laptops.
7. Battery life is fair.
8. You may find DVD drive noisy.
Overall, it is good for the price.
Now when Intel 3rd generation processors have been launched with Intel HD Graphics 4000 and you can find ASUS laptops powered by them(and are on flipkart), it is good to wait a little.
I was looking for a laptop in the 45k range and as luck would have it I found this masterpiece. Let me give you a quick review based on my first week experience....
1. brilliant looks...u cannot not like it....the metal body is both good looking and sturdy in equal measures.
2. ice cool technology.... the machine never heats up even after hours of continuous use(7 hrs of non-stop gaming in my case)
3. the graphics are without doubt the best you can get in this range, the might of nvidia gt630m is always at display whether you are involved in heavy multimedia work or just plain gaming.
4. 750gb HD though not enormous but is sufficient to store a fair amount.
5. USB 3...is unbelievably fast.
not so good:
1. the speakers!! the only area where one might complain.....the sound quality is allright but the volume is really disappointing...even the 400% of VLC won't help here....
but hey.....SHAKTIMAAN ain't perfect either....:)
my say.....almost perfect!!
First of all : Thank you flipkart for making this amazing laptop available to us!
Though I am a huge fan of flipkart's delivery service, this time the courier service(Aramex) screwed it up. It took them a week to deliver the laptop to me...but no worries, these things happen in India.
Now, as far as the laptop goes, here's what I thought after using it extensively for a week :
1. Intel Core i5 2450M.
Though originally clocked at 2.5 GHz, it uses Turbo Boost to go up to 3.1 GHz which is simply amazing!
2. NVIDIA GeForce 630M.
This is a mid range card and plays almost every game there is with medium to high settings. I have played COD, FIFA and BF and am very satisfied with it.
Ample space which lets me keep all my data such as movies, games, tv series and other random stuff.
4. Ice Cool Technology.
Asus' Ice Cool Technology keeps the palm rest relatively cool even when I am gaming.
5.Battery Life.
The battery gives me a 4.5 to 5 hour backup when I am surfing and an hour and a half when I am gaming.
The USB 3.0 gives me excellent data transfer rates when connected to a compatible USB 3.0 device(in my case a portable HDD).
7. Price.
There is no doubt about it that with these specifications, this laptop is a steal.
1. Keyboard.
The chiclet keyboard, though it looks good, is very flimsy. Some keys, like the spacebar and the number 7 key in my case(don't ask me why, I have no idea.) need to be pressed rather forcefully as compared to other keys.
2. Touchpad buttons.
The touchpad buttons are harder than I would like and not to mention extremely loud. The touchpad itself is very good and smooth though.
3. USB Ports.
There are only 2 USB 2.0 and 1 USB 3.0 port. There should have been at least 4 ports in total.
Neither here nor there:
1. Hinges.
I previously had a Dell Inspiron 1545 which had a hinge problem(as in they broke.).
Though it is still too soon to tell, but the hinges (in Asus) don't look too sturdy to me. The only reason I say this is because they look too small for a 15.6 inch screen.
My Dell laptop's (also 15.6 inch) hinges were almost 4 times the size and the left one still broke.
Personally, I would have been happy if these hinges were at least twice the size they are now.
The following is my personal rating based upon various features:
Performance : 5/5
Physical Durability : 4/5
Design : 4.5/5
Feature Set : 4.5/5
Memory & battery life : 5/5
A rightly earned review by flipkart and Asus
Firstly about the laptop.
1]Style- Looks good, nice brown color. Keys are really soft on the fingers.
2]Graphics - The GT630M card coupled with the 4 GB DD3 RAM works so well with so many games. Absolutely no lag, no perfect movement even with heavy duty games like Crysis 2 and Battlefield 3.
3]USB 3.0 works like a charm. Wish there was more than one of the USB 3.0 ports(though there are additional 2 USB 2.0 ones)
4] DVD ROM works without any problem.
1]The ICE -COOL technology is really "COOL". The laptop does not heat like most laptops after basic use. No need of a laptop fan when only surfing and doing work.
2] While playing you can feel the heat, that's when the fan can be used.
3] Battery life is good, not exceptional.
4] HD display is really impressive. BluRay movies look wonderful on this laptop, gives you a really good movie viewing experience. Fonts look very clear.
5] I run many programs simultaneously and the second gen i5 processor manages all of it with ease. No lacking in response time
6] The speakers is the only dismissal part, but you cant get everything at a throw away price of 39K right.
Overall this is a beauty with beast features ;)
Now about Flipkart
Oh Flipkart! I have fallen in love with you. Your customer service and product and its delivery are the topmost in India.
Never have I seen any online site, provide such fast and impeccable service. Flipkart you have shown that commercial sites in India can give topnotch service. Truly whoever has come up with the business model of this website is pure genius, and thanks to them, customers like me can buy goods from your site, without any doubt of the product being of inferior quality or the package not arriving. Flipkart you have put India on the map in terms of providing first class customer service and product delivery. Kudos and continue to please more customers like me :)
I just got this laptop for 40k. and i am sure you can buy a better laptop in this range.
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The Fort Valley Police Department is made up of 34 full-time law enforcement officers, four administrative services personnel, and paid reserve officers. The Police Department is located in downtown Fort Valley in the former Post Office building, which was renovated in 2005 with the financial support of the Fort Valley Utility Commission. The Police Department is situated at the corner of West Church Street and Anderson Avenue and is just west of the downtown gazebo.
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The department strives to serve all the members of the community fairly, equally, and efficiently. The Fort Valley Police Department is committed to providing a safe and friendly environment for all the citizens of Fort Valley and its visitors.
Any suggestions, ideas, or comments to improve the service provided by this department are welcomed. Please call the non-emergency number (listed below) or email them to the office. If you include your name and contact information, we will get back in touch with you.
About the Director
|Lawrence Z. Spurgeon
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Lawrence Z. Spurgeon has been with the Fort Valley Police Department since 1995. He began his career in 1995 as an intern while attending Fort Valley State University. He completed police academy at the Public Safety Training Institute in Jonesboro, Georgia, in June 96. During his tenure at the Fort Valley Police Department, he spent more than 14 years in the Criminal Investigations Division progressing through the ranks as Detective, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain and Major. Director Spurgeon is a graduate of the Executive Development Program through the Georgia Public Safety Training Center and the Chief Executive Training Class through the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police. Director Spurgeon holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice degree from Fort Valley State University and a Masters of Public Administration degree from Columbus State University.
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Talking to Partners About STDs Often Awkward: Survey
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How did the Lightning -- and their biggest Eastern Conference rivals -- do at the 2014 NHL trade deadline?
Recent successes by the Tampa Bay Lightning's AHL affiliate have vanished this season as the Crunch flounder.
The Finnish former first round draft pick has struggled this season and fallen well out of the organization's favor.
With both of their goalies on recall to Tampa Bay and less than 24 hours until their next game, the Syracuse Crunch found themselves in dire straits. The solution was unorthodox and left fans desperately hoping that things can only get better.
In all fairness, it was a completely different internal organization last time Riku Helenius foudn himself the odd man out with the Bolts AHL affiliate... But it would seem much of the same has transpired as it did in 2009-10.
Kristers Gudlevskis's recall to the Syracuse Crunch hints at wheels turning within the Crunch front office.
The Tampa Bay Lightning not only lost a key piece to its's offense with the injury to forward Steven Stamkos on Monday, but they also lost two important players on the blueline in Sami Salo and Keith Aulie in the 3-0 loss to the Bruins.
The Crunch has returned to the top of the East Division, a title it one last year, with a streak of 8 wins in 9 games.
Defenseman Andrej Sustr hasn't played a full season yet of pro hockey, and yet he has cracked the Lightning roster. He was asked about that in a chat on Syracuse.com this afternoon. Here's his response.
Now playing in the KHL for Slovan Bratislava, goaltender Jaroslav Janus comes in at numbet 16 on our countdown.
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January 17, 2008 — EAA President Tom Poberezny underwent successful prostate cancer surgery on Wednesday and will spend several weeks recovering.
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PRV valves fail often- could be yours has too. But first things first:
Have you MEASURED the water pressure in the house? If it's too low it could be an issue with a tankless too, showing up as some sizzle & bang on the water side of the heat exchanger, as larger bubbles form & collapse on the hot walls of the tubing. This is more noisy than dangerous, but cuts into efficiency since the bubbles insulate, reducing the effectiveness of the heat exchange. IIRC some manufacturers spec 15psi, as a minimum operating pressure, but 25-35psi would be better if you can, since at higher flow rates there's a significant pressure drop across the tankless.


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One of our staff recently gave me an editorial on the importance of "every word." The author wrote of "pockets of language poverty," a phrase I had not heard before. One example he wrote about is when parents are unemployed, kids lose the secondary benefit of casual access to workplace words. Hearing the terms that are part of the workplace enhances a child's understanding of the world.
Increasingly kids are not hearing and learning the words they need to be successful. Reading is one way to learn new words and be transported to different times and places; learning through conversation can be equally important.
This is a good reminder to all of us who work with, live with, know kids…..read with them, encourage them to read, talk with them, share your experiences. We all have a part in giving kids the many words they need to make their way in the world.
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The full Cincinnati Council will vote Friday on the nearly 20 documents needed to adopt the city's 2013 budget. The Budget and Finance Committee Thursday approved the framework for the spending plan. It takes the city manager's recommended budget and makes some ten changes to it.
The Cincinnati Northern Kentucky airport is rolling out its master plan Thursday evening.
Officials will explain the airports 'road map' for growth during a public information session. The master plan study includes passenger and cargo forecasts, facility assessments, and the feasibility of focusing on direct flights versus acting as a transfer hub.
Tonight's "open house" style meeting is from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center.
Jack Hannahan, a veteran utility infielder, has become the third Cleveland Indian to join the Cincinnati Reds this week.
The Reds announced this morning that the 32-year Hannahan, a free agent, has signed a two-year contract through the 2014 season, with a club option for 2015.
Terms of the contract were not released.
Hannahan and Reds general manager Walt Jocketty will hold a press conference at 11:30 a.m. today at Great American Ball Park.
Ohio Senate President Tom Niehaus, the New Richmond Republican who is in his waning days as Ohio Senate president, was honored Tuesday night with the unveiling of an official portrait in the Senate Chamber where he has served the past eight years.
The Clermont County Republican's portrait was done by artist Leslie Adams, who has painted the state's official portraits of Bill Harris, Niehaus' predecessor as Senate president; and former governors Bob Taft and Ted Strickland.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich was among those attending the official unveiling.
Funding for a new Brent Spence Bridge will include tolls, according to U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, and governors from Ohio and Kentucky who gathered Wednesday in Covington. But that doesn't mean everyone is on board with the idea.
As Ohio Governor John Kasich stood beside his Kentucky counterpart announcing the states would be working together to build a new bridge, he didn't shy away from letting a roomful of officials and reporters know that a toll would be part of it.