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EILEEN FISHER Viscose-Jersey Asymmetrical Tank Dress
MADE BY EILEEN FISHER EXCLUSIVELY FOR GARNET HILL A light and lustrous black dress with just the right amount of stretch for an instantly polished look. Modern details include an asymmetrical hem and seam detail. * Round neck * Sleeveless * Asymmetrical knee-to-calf length * Viscose/nylon * USA/Imported
Price: $106.00
Linen Fringe-Hem A-Line Dress
A rare gem from the jewel neckline to the fringed hem, this elegant dress is pretty on its own or under a cardigan. Cast in our French linen, the swingy silhouette does its thing without a hint of cling. * Relaxed fit * A-line silhouette * Jewel neckline * Sleeveless; hidden bra snaps * Concealed back zip * Side-seam pockets * Fringed hem * Above-knee length * 100% linen * Imported
Price: $128.00
Boatneck Batwing Dress
Boho-utiful for your next meeting or beach wedding. In soft yet substantial cotton jacquard for tempting texture, with an open neckline, full sleeves, and stripes that cleverly change direction. * Relaxed fit * Generous silhouette with slight shaping at waist * Pull-on style * Wide boat-neckline * 3/4 batwing sleeves with two-button keyhole placket at cuffs; with hook-and-loop closure and real she....
Price: $128.00
Linen Boatneck Dress
The boatneck you won't want to miss. This classic style features a refined silhouette with subtle detailing, a figure-flattering waist seam and bust darts, and the everyday ease of our French linen. * Fitted at top with flare below * Boat-neckline * Sleeveless * Bust darts * Invisible zip at side * Waist seam * Knee length * 100% linen * Imported GARNET HILL LINEN Our linen is made of the high....
Price: $98.00
Layered Silk Shift Dress
All dressed up in crinkled silk chiffon, with a flirty flounce and a chic print. A quick and easy option, whether you're going to a conference or a concert hall. * Shift silhouette * Pull-on style * Scoop neckline * Bust darts * Sleeveless * Above-knee length * Silk; poly lining * Imported
Price: $68.00
Linen Dropwaist Dress
Our linen T-shirt dress spins a modern tale with a du-jour dropwaist and textured microstripes that playfully change direction. A season-ready go-to with or without a denim jacket. * Relaxed fit * Shift silhouette * Pull-on style * Round neckline * Short sleeves * Dropwaist * Above-knee length * 100% linen * Imported
Price: $128.00
Bell-Sleeve Silk Dress
An easy shift silhouette cast in sophisticated silk, detailed with a scoop neckline and pretty bell sleeves. A versatile, fuss-free favorite for every occasion, from an important meeting to a romantic dinner. * Relaxed fit * Shift silhouette * Scoop neckline * 3/4 bell sleeves * Back keyhole with button closure * Above-knee length * Silk crêpe de Chine; poly-lined bodice * Imported
Price: $108.00
Pleat-Detail Silk Dress
Our dazzling day-to-dark dress features a modern, swingy silhouette in lustrous mulberry-silk charmeuse, detailed with pretty pleated sleeves. * Relaxed fit * A-line silhouette * Banded V-neckline with center-front box pleat * 3/4 sleeves * Above-knee length * 100% silk charmeuse * Bodice poly lining; unlined sleeves * Imported
Price: $88.00
Easy Velvet Dress
Our casual T-shirt dress is ready to celebrate in crinkled woven velvet. A modern must-have in a versatile style, with elegant texture and fun touches like hidden pockets and unlined cuffed sleeves. * Relaxed fit * Boat-neckline * Short cuffed sleeves * Back keyhole with button * Side-seam pockets * Above-knee length * Rayon/silk * Poly lining at body; unlined sleeves * Imported
Price: $68.00
Silk Chiffon Bell-Sleeve Dress
A flattering silhouette in lightweight silk chiffon, with romantic draped sleeves and hemstitch detailing. A floral print set against a dark ground adds the irresistible allure of an evening in the garden. * Fit-and-flare silhouette * Scoop neckline * Back keyhole with button closure * 3/4 bell sleeves with asymmetrical cuffs (longer in back) * Above-knee length * Silk chiffon; polyester lining * ....
Price: $88.00
EILEEN FISHER Three-Quarter-Sleeve V-Neck Velvet Dress
A trendy twist on a customer favorite: the Viscose Jersey Dress. Sumptuous silky velvet, washed for softness, drapes beautifully with luster. It's an elegant yet effortless LBD to dazzle at dinner or a holiday party. * By EILEEN FISHER * Relaxed fit * V-neckline * 3/4 sleeves * Knee length * Rayon/silk * Imported
Price: $168.00
Organic-Cotton Bateau-Neck Dress
The sailor-style tee turns into a chic dress, with fresh stripes and a decidedly French flair. In a flatters-all cut with a slight A-line shape, a boat-neckline, and — voilà! — on-seam pockets. Recast in heavyweight organic cotton jersey, for cooler temps. * Slight A-line silhouette * Bateau neckline * 3/4 sleeves * On-seam pockets * Above-knee length * 100% organic cotton * Peru
Price: $34.00
EILEEN FISHER Viscose-Jersey Three-Quarter-Sleeve V-Neck Dress
MADE BY EILEEN FISHER EXCLUSIVELY FOR GARNET HILL This body-skimming dress adds swing to each step with the feel-good fluidity of polished stretch jersey. A day-to-night essential, it navigates the change of seasons easily with just a change of shoes. * By EILEEN FISHER * V-neckline * 3/4 sleeves * Above-knee length * Viscose/spandex * USA/Imported PART OF THE EILEEN FISHER CAPSULE COLLECTION Some....
Price: $68.00 - $94.00
EILEEN FISHER Silk Crêpe-Back Satin Short-Sleeve Dress
A tale of two silks. Pure silk, with a matte finish in front and crêpe in back. An effortless design dressed up with a statement necklace and heels, or dressed down with leggings and tall boots. * By EILEEN FISHER * Relaxed fit * Round neckline * Cap dolman sleeves * Buttoned keyhole closure in back * Knee length * 100% silk * Imported
Price: $208.00
Scoop-Neck Lace Dress
A modern approach to the classic lace dress. A sheath of lace is lined with flattering ponte knit for a streamlined fit. Swingy in a chic length, to wear from the office to the opera (or the kids' dance recital) without missing a beat. * Relaxed fit * A-line silhouette * Scoop neckline * 3/4 sleeves; unlined * Bust darts * Above-knee length * Nylon/rayon/spandex bodice * Rayon/nylon/spandex lining....
Price: $68.00
Linen Shirtdress
Simple, easy, timeless — there's a reason this look never went out of style. The classic shirtdress in a flattering A-line silhouette travels beyond trends and into "wardrobe staple" territory. The elegant collar and buttons are all business and the above-knee length is all fun! * Throw on a belt to change up the look * Made from substantial, durable linen * Imported GARNET HILL LINEN Our li....
Price: $98.00
Linen Belted Shirtdress
Our classic shirtdress, buttoned for customized coverage, with a box pleat in back for ease, and side vents for sassy swing. Poised for the season in soft linen. Wear it with or without the braided belt, and with sleeves rolled up or down. * Garment-washed for softness * Relaxed fit * Pull-on style * Jewel neckline with button placket * Long sleeves with single-button cuffs and roll-up tabs * Remo....
Price: $82.00
Organic-Cotton Side-Slit Shirtdress
Sand to street, our sophisticated shirtdress downshifts with unfussy attitude. Cast in organic cotton gauze, with side slits for ease of movement and vented cuffs for roll-or-not versatility. Wear it buttoned over a swimsuit, or unbuttoned as a duster over a tank and skinnies. * Relaxed fit * Mandarin collar * 3/4 sleeves; vented cuffs * Button front with shell buttons * Side vents * Midi length *....
Price: $58.00
Ruffle-Hem Knit Dress
An essential tank dress changes the game with elongating seams, hidden pockets, and a flirty hem. Soft and well draped in organic cotton and TENCEL™ jersey to wear belted or not, with sneakers or sandals. * Relaxed fit * Pull-on style * Scoop neckline * Sleeveless * Side-seam pockets * High-low hem * Maxi length in back; calf length in front * Organic cotton/TENCEL™ Lyocell * Imported
Price: $68.00
Pocket-Detail Maxi Dress
A most magnificent maxi. Smooth and well-draped in organic cotton and TENCEL™, with a subtle V-neckline, ruching at the waist, and casually slanted pockets. * Relaxed fit * Pull-on style * Round V-neckline * Sleeveless * Pockets * Maxi length * Organic cotton/TENCEL™ Lyocell * Imported
Price: $70.00
Pleat-Detail Tank Dress
A wardrobe workhorse you'll wear countless ways, under a denim jacket or over a swimsuit. Body-skimming in jersey-knit TENCEL™ with waist-defining box pleats. * Relaxed fit * Fit-and-flare silhouette * Pull-on style * Jewel neckline * Sleeveless * Side-seam pockets * Above-knee length * TENCEL™ Lyocell/spandex; nylon lining * Imported
Price: $78.00
Easy Knit Godet Dress
A classic tank dress reinterpreted with princess seams for a flattering fit and dramatic godets for plenty of swing. As light and soft as a tee, in slubbed Peruvian organic pima cotton. * Classic fit * Pull-on style * Scoop neckline * Sleeveless * Knee length * 100% organic pima cotton * Peru
Price: $98.00
Smocked-Waist Maxi Dress
Our maxi dress maximizes your silhouette with a smocked waist and a slight blouson shape to highlight (or create) curves. Sensuously soft and well draped in organic-cotton/TENCEL™ jersey. * Relaxed fit, with cinched waist * Pull-on style * Soft V-neckline * Sleeveless * Smocked-elastic waistband * Maxi length * Organic cotton/TENCEL™ Lyocell * Imported
Price: $64.00
Sleeveless Pocket-Detail Dress
A silky and sustainable jersey-knit TENCEL™ and spandex blend provides a becoming backdrop to your favorite scarf or necklace. Styled with a forgiving waist and angled pockets, this dress accompanies you gracefully wherever you go. * Relaxed fit * Pull-on style * Scoop neckline * Sleeveless * Angled pockets * Above-knee length * TENCEL™ Lyocell/spandex; poly lined * Imported
Price: $52.00
Santorini Knit Maxi Dress
Named after a Greek island and styled like a Grecian goddess, our soft dress is detailed with gorgeous gathering at the neckline and shoulders, a blouson drape, and a dramatic length. Fully lined for ease, it's a natural beauty with day-to-dark versatility. * Pull-on style * Relaxed fit; cinched waist * Boat-neckline * Dolman cap sleeves * Elastic waist * Maxi length * Cotton/rayon/spandex jersey;....
Price: $128.00
EILEEN FISHER Viscose-Jersey Scoop-Neck Long Dress
You'll reach for this dress time and again when you want to look and feel great without any fuss. In body-skimming polished stretch jersey, with dress-up-or-down versatility. * By EILEEN FISHER * Scoop neck * Sleeveless * Above-ankle length * Viscose/spandex * USA/Imported PART OF THE EILEEN FISHER CAPSULE COLLECTION Some of Eileen's favorite silhouettes provide effortless style, comfort, and simp....
Price: $198.00
EILEEN FISHER Organic-Cotton T-Shirt Dress
BY EILEEN FISHER FOR GARNET HILL Now with a curved shirttail hem, this go-everywhere T-shirt dress has a graceful neckline and barely there sleeves. In Eileen Fisher's jersey-knit organic cotton with a hint of spandex to maintain its swingy shape. * By EILEEN FISHER * Relaxed fit * A-line silhouette * Bateau neckline * Cap sleeves * Side vents * Curved hemline * Organic cotton/spandex * USA
Price: $82.00
Lilla P Embroidered Gauze Long-Sleeve Dress
BY LILLA P FOR GARNET HILL A travel-ready embroidered dress that's breezy, soft, and lightweight in double-layer cotton gauze. * By Lilla P * Relaxed fit * Split neckline with tassel ties * 3/4 blouson sleeves * On-seam pockets * Above-knee length * 100% cotton * Imported
Price: $98.00
Tie-Waist Ruched Knit Dress
A flattering dress cast in a fab jersey knit, with a fem neckline that dips softly in the middle. Dramatic side ties wrap front to back to front again, tying up your look with a pretty bow. * Classic fit * Surplice neckline * Cap sleeves * Side ties * Knee length * TENCEL® lyocell/spandex jersey; tricot lining * Imported
Price: $98.00
Brianna Surplice Knit Dress
Graceful lines give this surplice knit dress the flexibility to take you from work mode to party mood. It drapes the body beautifully in eco-friendly jersey knit that combines the comfort of TENCEL™ with the custom-stretch of elastane. * Classic fit * Faux surplice * 3/4 sleeves * Knee length * TENCEL™ Lyocell/elastane; lined * Imported
Price: $98.00
Knit Trapeze Dress
Walk, drive, or fly through your day with the greatest of ease. The unfussy silhouette and flattering drape make it a four-season, for-all-reasons favorite with sandals or boots. * Pull-on style * Scoop neckline * 3/4 sleeves * Knee length * Viscose/elastane * Imported
Price: $68.00
Organic-Linen Embroidered Knit Dress
We recast your favorite easy-fitting T-shirt dress in lightweight, jersey-knit slubbed organic linen, with the artful finish of contrast linear embroidery. * Garment-washed for softness * Relaxed fit * Pull-on style * Scoop neckline * Cap sleeves with tacked, rolled cuffs * Slightly sheer; we suggest wearing with a slip * Above-knee length * 100% organic linen * Imported
Price: $58.00
Button-Detail Knit Maxi Dress
Our maxi masters the seasons, with short sleeves for extra coverage and bottom buttons you can undo for on-call breezy bliss. Soft and well draped in organic-cotton/TENCEL™ jersey. * Relaxed fit, with cinched waist * Rounded V-neckline * Short sleeves * Full button front * Pockets * Maxi length * Organic cotton/TENCEL™ Lyocell * Imported
Price: $68.00
Blouson Boatneck Knit Dress
Your new any-wear dress. Inspired by our best-selling maxi, we kept all your favorite details, shortened the length, and recast it in our soft and well-draped organic-cotton/TENCEL™ jersey. * Relaxed fit with lightly elasticized cinched waist * Pull-on style * Boat-neckline * Dolman cap sleeves * Above-knee length * Organic-cotton/TENCEL™ Lyocell * Nylon mesh lining * Imported
Price: $40.00
Pleated Knit Wrap Dress
It's a wrap — a faux wrap, that is. Effortless and seasonless in jersey-knit TENCEL™. The pleated neckline and flirty hem share a focus on flattery. * Relaxed fit * Pull-on, faux-wrap style * Round neckline * Cap sleeves * Tulip hem * Knee length * Lined with a double layer in front * TENCEL™ Lyocell/spandex * Imported
Price: $98.00
Garnet Hill Signature High-Neck Swim Dress
Dress the part, beach to pool, in a chic swim dress with built-in one-piece coverage. Crafted in our soft, sun-safe, and sturdy (never restrictive) Signature Swim fabric. * Substantial fabric with inherent UPF 50+ sun protection (no chemicals added) * High neckline * Tie-back strap * Soft molded cups * High back * Nylon/spandex; poly/spandex lining * Imported Runs true to size.
Price: $68.00
Cotton Gauze Long Cover-Up
Thanks to your feedback, we perfected your favorite cover-up. We kept the flattering flared silhouette, crafted it in a crinkled cotton, and gave the top a slimmer fit. To keep it crinkled, twist it gently into a rope after washing, fasten ends with elastic, and leave to dry. * V-neckline racerback * Relaxed fit * Maxi length; flared hem * Crinkled cotton gauze * Poly/cotton lining * Imported
Price: $68.00
Lilla P Lace-Inset Printed Dress
A moody floral and a touch of lace cast a feminine spell over this relaxed go-to dress. Featuring a split neckline with ties, elastic cuffs, and pretty pockets. In airy cotton. * By Lilla P * Relaxed fit * Split neckline with ties * Long sleeves * Pockets * Above-knee length * Cotton; lined below yoke * Imported
Price: $98.00
EILEEN FISHER Viscose-Jersey Flare Midi Skirt
Destined to spend very little time in your closet, this goes-with-everything and goes-everywhere skirt is so flattering you'll reach for it again and again. Polished and fluid in a body-skimming knit with a touch of stretch for comfort. * By EILEEN FISHER * Flared silhouette * Pull-on style; elastic waist * Above-ankle length * Viscose/spandex * USA/Imported PART OF THE EILEEN FISHER CAPSULE COLLE....
Price: $148.00
Organic-Cotton Tie-Front Draped Cover-Up
Cool and casual in organic cotton gauze, with a mosaic tile print for standout style from surf to street. Our relaxed cover-up has tassel ties at the waist so you can customize the degree of drape. * Oversized * V-neckline * Short sleeves * Slight shark-bite hem * Tunic length * Slightly sheer * Organic cotton * Imported
Price: $48.00
Silk & Linen Embroidered Shirtdress
A seasonless shirtdress in an easy yet elegant blend of silk and slubbed linen, with lacy embroidery along the placket. Dress it up with a leather belt, or keep it casually unbuttoned over a tee with slim jeans. * Relaxed fit * Collar * Long sleeves with button cuffs and roll tabs * Button placket with embroidery detail * Side vents * Shirttail hem * Knee length * Silk/linen * Imported
Price: $98.00
Kork-Ease® Greer Wedge Sandals
A streamlined sandal wrapped entirely in Italian leather from the vamp to the wedge. The easiest accompaniment to your summer wardrobe, with padding for comfort. * By Kork-Ease® * Slip-on style * Vamp band * Open toe * Leather or metallic-leather upper * Leather lining * Wrapped footbed with cushioned insole * 2 3/4" wrapped wedge; 1" platform * Rocker bottom * Man-made sole * Black has sligh....
Price: $165.00
A-Line Seamed Tunic
A modern version of one of your favorite silhouettes, this A-line style swings beautifully over anything you pair it with. Recast in moisture-wicking baby French terry, it's relaxed enough for the weekend, and polished enough for going out. * Garment-washed for softness * Relaxed fit * Scoop neckline * 3/4 sleeves * Tunic length * TENCEL™ Lyocell/spandex * Imported
Price: $78.00
Sequin Sweater Skirt
A pull-on sweater skirt sprinkled with sequins for just the right degree of dazzle. Wear this versatile skirt with a denim shirt for day, a silk camisole for night. * Pull-on style * Elastic waist * Full mesh lining for comfort * Above-knee length * Poly/polyamide/alpaca/wool; nylon/spandex * Imported
Price: $58.00
Kork-Ease® Menzie Cork Sandals
Crafted exclusively for us, these Italian-leather sandals offer the built-in comfort of a walk-on-air platform, a contoured cork footbed, and a rubber sole. A trio of straps raises the roof with architectural flair. * By Kork-Ease® for Garnet Hill * 1 3/4" platform * Blush has leather-wrapped platform * Leather upper * Cork footbed * Rubber sole * Due to the inherent qualities of the leather,....
Price: $84.00
Donald Pliner Fifi Sandals
Still a favorite after many seasons for its comfortable, smart European design. * Supple leather upper * Contoured leather footbed * 1 1/4" stacked leather heel; rubber sole * Imported We recommend scuffing the soles before wearing for better traction.
Price: $198.00
EILEEN FISHER Stretch-Crêpe Slim Ankle Pants
Experience the stretch of textured viscose crêpe in a slim, ankle-length style. Designed with a wide elastic waist, these pull-on pants look great with boxy tops and tunics. * By EILEEN FISHER * Classic rise * Regular inseam: 28 1/2"; Petite inseam: 26" * Viscose/nylon/Lycra® PART OF THE EILEEN FISHER CAPSULE COLLECTION Some of Eileen's favorite silhouettes provide effortless style, comf....
Price: $168.00


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When a farmer starts noticing he has disease in a wheat field, it doesn't matter how much water or nitrogen is applied, it can be a waste, said Dr. Charlie Rush, Texas A&M AgriLife Research plant pathologist in Amarillo.
"It's a waste because the root system can't take it up," Rush said. "Anything you put on severely diseased wheat, you are wasting your time and resources and energy – it just doesn't pay off for the current crop."
But that doesn't mean site-specific management isn't possible, especially on plants infected later in the season that are still capable of producing good grain and forage yields.
Rush is leading a research team to study mite-vectored virus diseases—the main pathogenic constraints to economically sustainable to profitable wheat production, and transmitted by the wheat curl mite. The project is funded by the Ogallala Initiative and also by a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture-Agriculture and Food Research Initiative.
Wheat plants infected with mite-vectored diseases, such as wheat streak and triticum mosaic, not only have reduced grain and forage yields, but also greatly reduced root weight and water-use efficiency, he said. Their progressive nature makes it difficult for producers to know when additional crop inputs, such as fertilization and multiple spring irrigations, are economically feasible
Rush said the study's goal is to help producers develop some site-specific practices to make those critical economic decisions.
Wheat streak mosaic, one of the mite-vectored diseases, develops in gradients across the field, starting on one edge and spreading across the field. Almost every plant eventually becomes infected.
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Because this is known, Rush and his plant pathology crew are studying the hot spots and making transects across the field, starting where the disease started and going into the center of the field where there is no disease yet. The study is being conducted at the AgriLife Research station near Bushland and in farmers' fields.
Members of the team detect and quantify plant diseases using a variety of remote sensing devices. Most recently, a hand-held hyperspectral radiometer was used to quantify severity gradients in the field. By recording hyperspectral readings of disease symptom severity over time and associating each reading with GPS coordinates, it will be possible to determine how a specific reflectance reading, at a particular location and point in time, relates to grain and forage yields.
Knowing when specific crop inputs were made, in relation to disease severity at the time, will allow economic cost/benefit analysis and development of an economic threshold for irrigation of diseased wheat, Rush said.
"We take radiometer readings and also visual readings on how severe the disease is at that particular point," he said. "We are making those ratings each week at the same spot over the entire season. At the end of the season, our statistical guys will be able to say 'if you had a particular level of disease at a particular time of the season, then it is not going to pay off for you to put any more inputs into that wheat.'
"Or, if you have a disease level that is below a threshold, then we would say based on what we measured in the past, it would be economical for you to irrigate or apply that top-dress of nitrogen," Rush said.
This year the study has been somewhat limited by the freeze damage and hail, but the wheat that is growing out of the damage is showing the same trends as the wheat prior to the freeze, he said.
"We are going to continue to do the study for three more years," Rush said. "At the end, we believe we will be able to provide an economic threshold that will tell you when it is worth it to continue to irrigate or put nitrogen on if you have disease in a field."
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A fantastic resource for those interested in 20th century naval history is now live! The Sea Your History website is a great place to discover more about the Royal Navy and Portsmouth Dockyard. Log on now to find out about the lives of 20 Navy's People, find out about the history of Portsmouth Dockyard and learn about Dockyard Trades. You can also explore the Oral History Gallery and listen to the experiences of 'Women at Sea'.
The Royal Naval Museum in Portsmouth has been awarded £664,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund to develop the Sea Your History project. The project, which will run for three years aims to create an online archive relating to 20th century naval history. Digitising a massive 15,000 items from the collection at the Royal Naval Museum and from the project's supporting partners (Fleet Air Arm Museum, Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Royal Marines Museums, Royal Navy Fleet Photographic Unit, Mary Rose Trust and the Portsmouth Royal Dockyard Historic Trust), the eight man team will develop a website, three education projects and showcase exhibition. The project will be complete by November 2008.


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West Michigan's Worst Pothole Contest's Winner Is From Holland: Cody Overway
There are definitely some rim-rattling potholes to be found in greater Grand Rapids and across West Michigan.
It's not difficult to find those stinkin' tire-killers! Just go out and drive a little.
More than 140 entries from across Michigan were shared of what were believed the worst potholes around and entered for West Michigan's Worst Pothole Contest, sponsored by Schneider Tire Outlet, Inc., of Marne.
After poring through those eye-opening entries, West Michigan's Worst Pothole is found in Holland.
Cody Overway says he didn't have to trek far to find West Michigan's Worst Pothole.
He found it in front of his Holland home in the 700 block of Lillian Street.
Overway said:
That bad boy was actually in front of my house. I came home from work and there it was. A massive crater in the ground."
For his photography and documenting efforts of the Lillian Street pothole (attention Holland Street Department), he wins a $500 cash prize from Classic Hits 98.7 WFGR, 97.9 'GRD Rocks, Channel 95.7, 100.5 The River and 1410 AM The Touch.
"I can't believe I won," Overway said.
It was tough selecting a winner, with many excellent entries for dastardly potholes.
Here were the other top entries in West Michigan's Worst Pothole Contest:
In conjunction with West Michigan's Worst Pothole Contest, Schneider Tire Outlet also awarded a $500 tire package to a lucky winner — Chad Klutman — via a contest through its Facebook page.
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Our success is made possible through the tireless efforts of our dedicated faculty and staff; through productive collaboration with our private and public partners; and through the efforts of our passionate alumni. I am committed to working with our stakeholders to continue our legacy of service and success, enhancing U of I's excellence as a leader in higher education.
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VANCOUVER - The Missing Women inquiry is a "fiasco" because it is rushing through witnesses and limiting cross-examination of important Vancouver police witness, the lawyer for 25 families of murdered and missing women said today.
"The families lobbied for a decade for this inquiry," Cameron Ward told inquiry Commissioner Wally Oppal.
"It is quite frankly ridiculous that we get shut down when trying to fulfill our mandates," the lawyer said.
"I can tell you my clients are offended to the very core about the government's limits on this inquiry, which is affecting my mandate," Ward said.
"This process is supposed to be thorough," he added, "But it's become a fiasco because of the time limits."
Ward was responding to Oppal cutting off the cross-examination of Jason Gratl, who is representing Downtown Eastside interests at the inquiry, when he reached his one-hour time limit imposed by the inquiry on his cross-examination of three retired senior Vancouver police officers - former sergeant Geramy Field, whose last name now is Powell, and former inspectors Fred Biddlecombe and Dan Dureau.
Ward complained that he only had an hour to cross-examine the three witnesses, who collectively spent 15 years on the investigations of the missing women case.
The inquiry is probing why police didn't catch Pickton until February 2002, despite Vancouver police receiving tips in 1998 about Pickton being a possible serial killer who was responsible for the deaths of dozens of women.
Oppal responded by saying: "Cross-examination has to be fair, not endless."
He said the time limits imposed by the inquiry of the three witnesses adds up to nine hours of cross-examination.
"Let's get on with it," Oppal told the lawyers.
Powell, who was the first female sergeant in the homicide section and was the supervisor of the detectives working in the Missing Persons unit, testified Wednesday that she never experienced any sexism in the workplace.
She said a few immature people made stupid comments over the years, but she did not experience overt sexism within the Vancouver police department.
Ward pointed out that three Vancouver police employees, including two retired civilian employees, Sandy Cameron and Rae-Lynn Dicks, testified they experienced a sexist and racist "old boys culture" at the VPD, which affected the missing women investigation.
Dicks testified that one officer, Ron Joyce, said: "Who cares? It's just another hooker."
Tim Dickson, the lawyer for the VPD, told the inquiry that Joyce denies making the comment and will testify later.
Powell testified today that she left the homicide section for six months to work on a project at the Coordinated Law Enforcement Unit, returning in March 1999.
By that time, she recalled, Det.-Const. Lori Shenher, who was investigating the missing women and tips about Pickton, had concluded that the missing women had met with foul play.
Powell told the inquiry she reached the same conclusion - that one or more men were preying on sex workers on the streets of the DTES.
Ward pointed out that Powell attended a series of meetings with her superiors at the VPD and with the RCMP about pursuing Pickton as a suspect.
"You implored management to give you the tools and resources you needed?" the lawyer asked. Powell agreed.
"But help didn't come, did it? Not sufficient help," Ward suggested.
"No," Powell replied. "That was the feeling – that we weren't getting the support."
She said the senior VPD managers who were informed in 1999 about Pickton included Biddlecombe, Dureau, then deputy chief John Unger and perhaps chief Bruce Chambers.
Ward suggested to the witness that it must have seemed that the older men in senior management didn't really care.
"I didn't really believe that," Powell said.
"Why wasn't this man brought to justice?" Ward asked about Pickton.
"That's why we're here, to examine all the reasons, which are many," Powell said.
She blamed the slow communication between the Vancouver police, the RCMP, and Unsolved Homicide Unit for the lack of manpower devoted to the case.
She cited an August 1999 interview done by two Unsolved Homicide Unit detectives of Lynn Ellingsen, whom a tipster said had witnessed Pickton with the dead body of a DTES sex worker in his barn one night.
Ellingsen told the detectives the story was untrue and one of the detectives, Frank Henley, believed Ellingsen, which caused the investigation to stall.
If the detectives had believed the informant's information, more resources might have been assigned to the investigation and a joint forces operation formed sooner, Powell said.
Pickton was convicted in 2007 of six counts of murder but once confessed he killed 49 women.
The remains or DNA of 33 of the missing women were found on Pickton's farm in Port Coquitlam.
The inquiry, which began hearings last Oct. 11, is expected to conclude testimony by the end of the month.
It will start public policy forums on May 1 in Vancouver. More information on the forums is available on the inquiry's website: http://www.missingwomeninquiry.ca/
Inquiry hearings can also be watched online on the website.


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Decibel: Unified Communication Interface
Decibel is implemented in a desktop wide server process, offering services via DBus. This daemon process is desktop agnostic and uses desktop dependent components (e.g. GUIs) to integrate into the users preferred desktop environment. Components are configured to be started in response to communication events. This saves resources and allows for users work with those components that work best for them.
Decibel uses telepathy compatible protocol implementations to connect to realtime communication servers. By using this open source standard, Decibel supports a wide range of communication protocols.
Decibel software stack
The Decibel software stack
Services offered
The Decibel daemon offers the following services:
These services dramatically reduce the complexity and effort required to integrate realtime communication into applications, enableing even "normal" desktop applications to offer realtime communication based services to their users. We hope that this ease of use will make application developers think about new uses of these communication methods, enableing users to interact with each other within the application they are currently working in.
Integration into Desktop environments
The Decibel daemon stores communication account data for the user and must have access to the user's PIM database to look up contact data. These integration points are desktop specific and currently implemented as compile time configuration options. All other integration into the desktop environment is done by components which are selected and started by the Decibel daemon as required using DBus activation.
The Decibel sources contain an example implementation of these integration points, using an INI-style text file for data storage. Integration into the KDE and Gnome desktop and other targets like embedded plattforms, Microsoft Windows or Mac OS X are possible.
Component Configuration
Components are used to decouple the Decibel daemon from the desktop environment used. They are started to handle a single communication channel between users. Which component is started depends on the configuration of the Decibel daemon: Based on communication type (text chat, audio/video stream, etc.), protocol used or even contact trying to communicate users may configure their preferred component to handle any incoming or outgoing communication request.
This concept offers a great flexibility: User can eg. forward audio streams to a answerphone, send a note in reply to any communication request from one special contact and have all other text-based communication attempts pop up a chat window.
These component preferences are stored in profiles. Decibel makes it easy to switch between these profiles, allowing external applications to do that. This makes it possible to have eg. a cronjob switch between settings for "office hours" and "out of office hours".
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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
My mother in law got a cancerous lump taken out of her left breast a few months ago, as well as the lymph nodes under her left arm. She is currently receiving chemotherapy (3 weeks cycles) and will be doing her last cycle in January. After that, the doctors are planning to give her radiation therapy.
We live right next door to her and have frequent contact. I am 25, mom of a 2 years old and planning to try to conceive again in a few months. I hate to sound egoistic, but am very worried for our health while she'll be undergoing radiation treatment. I read a very informative article on this site that gave someone with thyroid cancer guidelines on how many days after the therapy he should wait to perform certain activities, including eating with people and other interactive activities. His therapy was different from the one my mother in law will receive, so I'd like to know what are the guidelines in this case.
Thanks you so much in advance for any information you might be able to give me.
Lawrence J. Solin, MD, FACR, Professor of Radiation Oncology at the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
There are different kinds of radiation as well as different kinds of radiation treatments. One form of radiation treatment is for the patient who goes to the hospital daily for a number of weeks to receive a series of radiation treatments as an outpatient. Sometimes this form of radiation treatment is called external beam radiation treatment. This type of radiation treatment does not cause any potential secondary radiation exposure problems to family members, even young children. This is the type of radiation that your mother-in-law is likely to receive, so you need not worry about exposing your children.
In contrast, the type of radiation treatment used for thyroid disease is often very different. Here, the patient drinks a radioactive agent that is accumulated in the thyroid. This radioactive agent then gives off radiation, mainly to the thyroid gland, but also to anyone near the patient. After a period of time (determined by the patient's physician), the amount of radiation decreases (decays) to safe levels for other people.


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Here is the message seen on WikiPedia a few days ago
"Today, the Wikipedia community announced its decision to black out the English-language Wikipedia for 24 hours, worldwide, beginning at 05:00 UTC on Wednesday, January 18 . The blackout is a protest against proposed legislation in the United States — the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) in the U.S. House of Representatives, and the PROTECT IP Act (PIPA) in the U.S. Senate — that, if passed, would seriously damage the free and open Internet, including Wikipedia.Yes we should all be concerned about copyright and violation of copyright. But these proposed legislative acts are using censorship to try to achieve an end to copyright violations. If the acts pass it will almost certainly mean an end to the Internet as we know it - the end of an exchange of free information.
This will be the first time the English Wikipedia has ever staged a public protest of this nature, and it's a decision that wasn't lightly made."
Legitimate websites and site owners will suffer badly and may go under. Not because they are violating copyright but because of the draconian measures SOPA and PIPA want to put into place.
Many geneabloggers are blacking out their blogs today in protest. Olive Tree Genealogy has Guest Author posts and therefore will not be blacking out as I cannot make that decision for others who have posted articles here. However I have filed my protest of SOPA as a Canadian at Stop American Censorship
I suggest reading a few of the many blog posts and website articles about SOPA, PIPA and today's call for blackout.
Web Goes on Strike! on SopaStrike
DM supports SOPA and PIPA protest by Dear Myrtle
Imagine a World Without Free Knowledge on Wikipedia
Today We Fight Back... by Reddit


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Having seen a lot of Alison's work in Japan, I think he is one of the finest architects the game has ever seen, though his best work doesn't get a lot of exposure because it is in Japan. His course designs in the United States are hard to see because they are at private clubs such as Burning Tree, Milwaukee Country Club and Century Country Club. Thus, the Seaside course is a rare opportunity to see the work of Alison. The course was designed prior to Alison's trip to Japan in the 1930s so it is some of his early work.
It is difficult to tell how much of the original design features of the Seaside course remains intact today. Having looked at course maps from various points in time, it looks like a meaningful amount has been changed. Yet, many of the original holes Colt and Alison designed do remain, even if some of the routing has changed. Most importantly, what are today's fourth and fifth holes are surviving examples of the original layout. The land the Seaside Course was built on was dredged out of the nearby marsh and steam shovels and mule teams were used to sculpt the land and move dirt.
Even though the private Ocean Forest course is ranked #84 in the world, I liked the public Seaside course better. Ocean Forest is over-rated because of who its members are, and Seaside is under-rated because it doesn't have eighteen great holes. However, the front nine at Seaside are so special that it is worth the trip to play it.
The Golf Course
1st green at Sea Island Seaside Course
The first unique thing you notice about the Seaside course are the distinctive red wicker baskets instead of hole flags, like those at Merion. Most of the green designs are like the first green seen above, with slopes and shaved areas that repel shots hit short away from the green. Most of the greens are small.
Of course, I jinxed myself by mentioning how great the weather was when I played Cypress Point. The golf gods were listening and got even, so the pictures here are not as brilliant as I would have liked, due to the cloudy and foggy day. On the bright side, it gives me an excuse to have to return to Sea Island and play again.
View from the second tee
The tee shot on the second hole shows off one of the principal design features the architects had to work with, namely, routing a course through the lowcountry marsh. Many holes have a forced carry off the tee like the one here.
The third green at the Seaside Course
The third green again shows the design feature of an inverted bowl with the oak trees in the background. This is a demanding 200 yard par three that normally plays in a crosswind.
Fourth hole looking toward the green
I've played some good golf holes in my day. The Road Hole at St. Andrews, sixteen, seventeen and eighteen at Carnoustie, the Island Green at Sawgrass, the Postage Stamp at Troon, the 15th and 16th at Cypress Point and the 18th at Pebble Beach. The fourth hole on the Seaside Course is right up there with them. Not only is the design brilliant, but with marsh and ocean as a backdrop, it is visually dramatic as well. A link to the best holes is here.
The 4th looking from the tee toward the flag in the distance to the left
The fourth hole is 421 yards on the card, but is one of the severest dog-legs in all of golf. The hole makes an acute left turn at 300 yards to a green situated on the other side of the marsh at a ninety degree angle from where you are standing on the tee.
The 4th carry off the tee over the marsh
The tee shot is a forced carry over marsh, and the left side of the fairway is preferred because it lessens the length of your second shot to the green. The entire left side of the hole is bordered by the marsh and White Heron Lake. If you play too safely, you end up in the bunkers on the right, so not only is it a nice risk-reward hole, it is one with a severe penalty for being too greedy and a penalty for being too conservative.
4th fairway
Your second shot to the green requires you to hit the ball a precise distance. Even if you play more conservatively and aim away from the marsh to the fairway approach, your distance has to be perfect or you will go into the marsh on the other side. The hole requires back-to-back perfectly placed risk-reward shots that places a premium on well struck balls and penalizes poorly struck ones.
The fourth hole was originally named "It Is" which was short for "It is unlucky if played carelessly." Perfectly named.
The 4th approach to the green
The green has big slopes in it and is well protected. The fourth hole is the #1 ranked handicap hole on the course, without question.
The fifth at Seaside, approach to the green
The fifth hole is the mirror opposite of the 4th. It is a 388 yard par four that is a sharp dog leg right over the marsh. It also requires you to hit back-to-back risk-reward shots with a high penalty for error. The fifth hole was originally named "Marsh" and again is both visually dramatic and requires precision. Those playing cautiously away from the marsh have to be careful not to hit too far through the fairway to the left.
The fifth green sited between the marsh and the tree
The creativity required to design two holes like this back-to-back is what makes Colt and Alison such brilliant golf course architects.
The sixth green shrouded in fog
The sixth hole is a short par three at 164 yards from the back tee. It is a nice respite following the harassing fourth and fifth holes. Such is the brilliance of the design at the Seaside course. The routing of the course through the marsh and dunes is brilliant.
The seventh green falls off at the rear
The seventh hole is a challenging 531 yard par five. The fairway zig zags with sand bordering the left side of the fairway and the marsh down the right side, while the green falls off at the back, penalizing shots hit long.
The shot of the 8th green from the fairway bunker
Eight is a short par four with a tee shot over marsh and a large bunker in play on the right side off the tee. This makes the effective landing area on the left side of the fairway very small. The hole finishes you off with a devilish, well-protected, harshly sloping green.
The 18th green
The ninth hole provides a strong finish to the front nine. The back nine feels like a different course, because it largely is, although the theme of alternating long and short holes, risk-reward shots and forced carries over marsh continues. There are some good holes and the routing is interesting and varied, as is the front, but it lacks the sizzle that the holes on the front nine have. When Bobby Jones played the course, the current front nine played as the back nine on a different composite course. Jones said, "Second nine is one of the very best I have ever seen." Who am I to disagree with Bobby?
The Seaside Course is a really unique place to play golf. We saw several bald eagles, which nest nearby, flying overhead while we played. The feel of the Seaside course is the lowcountry meets Merion; it is a throwback to an old-style design that requires the golfer to do more than just hit the ball long.
Sea Island Resort
The Sea Island resort has been owned and run by the Jones family (no relation to Rees or Bobby) for generations. The current generation, Bill Jones III, runs the business and resort.
No expense was spared when Sea Island was built, including at both the Cloisters hotel and the Lodge. Dark woods are prominently featured, but done tastefully. It is not as overbearing as the Breakers in Palm Beach or the Boca Raton Resort; it has more class. They do a lot of little things right at Sea Island, which adds up to a very nice experience. Bach's Brandenberg concerto was playing on the Bose CD player when I entered my room, for example. The employees all prononunced my simple name correctly, instead of making it two syllables instead of three, like many people do. There was stationery on the desk with my name engraved on it, underneath which "In Residence at the Lodge at Sea Island" was printed. I felt a bit like an English King or Howard Hughes. I imagine they used this type of thing occasionally, dashing off a letter from Balmoral or The Desert Inn, whilst in residence.
There are dozens of real wood-burning fireplaces throughout the resort. It has better service than a Ritz Carlton or Four Seasons, which is a high standard to surpass.
An interior view at The Cloisters
The resort has more five star ratings than The Pentagon has five star generals. At Sea Island, the Lodge, the Cloisters, the Spa and the Georgian Room all have received five stars from Mobil, which is a rare feat. It is also one of the few civilized places in the world where you can still smoke a cigar without persecution. You can smoke in the locker room at Ocean Forest, in the locker room at Sea Island and in the elegant cigar lounge at the Cloisters.


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On Monday, Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said he'd let the media know "in the next couple of days" whether quarterback Robert Griffin III will remain the starter for the rest of the season.
As of Tuesday night, Shanahan has said nothing. To anyone.
Jeff Darlington of NFL Network reports that, as of 6:30 p.m. ET, Shanahan has not informed Griffin about his status for Sunday at Atlanta.
A league source confirms to PFT that the Redskins are holding the info close to the vest for now.
They can't do it much longer. Even if Shanahan decides to renege on his promise to reveal the decision "in the next couple of days," word will emerge after practice on Wednesday, when Griffin or Kirk Cousins take the first-team reps.
Now that owner Daniel Snyder reportedly has called Shanahan's bluff, the head coach has to decide whether he'll go through with his potential plan, which would open Shanahan up to even more criticism regarding what appears to be a blatant effort to get fired and get paid for 2014.
And while on the surface Snyder can pretend he doesn't care if Griffin doesn't play in three meaningless games, a strong showing by Cousins down the stretch could create an unwanted quarterback controversy among fans who possibly have begun the process of falling out of love with RGIII.


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Boston Ballet's grown-up 'Nutcracker'
Tchaikovsky's Overture to "The Nutcracker" is such a powerful scene setter that it's odd, and refreshing, to see characters from the ballet appear on stage before the music even begins. At the outset of Boston Ballet's production, a pair of street urchins seat themselves under a panel. Then Clara strolls by in a pale blue Empire-waisted coat and matching bonnet, looking like a very young Jane Austen.
Once the music does start up, a hot-chestnut vendor enters and more street kids appear, all begging for free chestnuts, which, in the spirit of the season, the vendor distributes. When the panel rises to reveal Drosselmeier's workshop, everyone gathers round to see Clara's eccentric godpapa pull a rabbit out of a hat and sneak-preview the battle between the Nutcracker Prince and the Mouse King. Clara returns to greet some friends; when the panel rises again, it shows us the drawing room of Clara's parents, where a maid, a governess, and two footmen are greeting the Silberhauses' holiday-party guests. Welcome to Boston Ballet's new grown-up "Nutcracker."
Well, new as of last year, when artistic director Mikko Nissinen decided it was time for a fresh approach. Designer Robert Perdziola pushed the time period of the production back about 20 years, from 1840 to 1820, close to when E. T. A. Hoffmann wrote the novella, "Nutcracker and Mouse King," on which the ballet is based. The party ladies now wear Empire-waisted muslin dresses and their husbands' frock coats; the children are in miniature versions. The Silberhaus drawing room is a sumptuous brown; the traditional firs of the "Snow" scene have been replaced by a beautiful forest of birches. And the palace of the Nutcracker Prince and the Sugar Plum Fairy looks less like cotton candy and more like the ballroom of Louis XIV, France's Sun King, with Fragonard-like depictions of the second-act divertissements and famous figures from the history of dance on the ceiling.
At times it's almost too adult. The Red Cross stretcher is gone from the battle scene; so is the baby mice's parody of the Dance of the Cygnets in "Swan Lake," and the owl clock from which Drosselmeier used to emerge. Some ideas work, like having Clara's parents give her toe shoes rather than a doll, and having her use the nutcracker to shell nuts for her guests. Some are puzzling: Fritz seems way too old to be getting a floppy stuffed bunny, which he hates. (The bunny, grown to life size, does turn up in the battle scene to rescue a gingerbread man, but he looks out of place there, too.) And the balloon in which Clara and the Nutcracker Prince arrive in his kingdom has become a unattractively dark snow cloud.
At times, too, the sets and the second-act costumes seem over-subtle. Designs that shimmer close up can appear muddy from even a few rows back. And some of the ladies' costumes are not flattering. There is, on the other hand, a lot of detail to be appreciated on repeated viewings, like the ship at Drosselmei-er's shop that reappears, life size, to take Clara away from the mice.
The 43 performances of "The Nutcracker" at the Opera House this holiday season feature a number of different casts. The one the company presented opening night Friday was absolutely first-rate, starting with the Clara, Eliza French, one of the more graceful and self-composed young ladies I've seen in the role over the past 28 years. As the Sugar Plum Fairy and the Nutcracker Prince, Misa Kuranaga and Jeffrey Cirio were like Clara's dolls come to vivid life, playful and teasing and in total command of the steps. Ashley Ellis brought poetry to Dew Drop, Lia Cirio a pleasing spontaneity to the Snow Queen. Isaac Akiba was the pyrotechnic standout, with big split jumps and blazing tours à la seconde. New principal Petra Conti was sinuous in Arabian; Irlan Silva was a jumping jack of a Harlequin; Whitney Jensen's Ballerina was appropriately over the top. Sarah Wroth gave her usual warmth and energy to Frau Silberhaus.
How to end this classic ballet is a perennial challenge. Nissinen takes us back to Clara waking up on the settee, finding her nutcracker in her arms, registering disappointment that her Nutcracker Prince was only a dream, then reaching up and discovering she's still wearing the crown the Sugar Plum Fairy gave her. It's a finish worthy of a grown-up "Nutcracker."
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Welcome to Reef Necessities, the first in a new series of posts focused on products that are essential to the reef aquarium hobbyist.
First up: Mr. Sticky's Underwater Glue.
So why, you ask, is Mr. Sticky's a "reef necessity?" Because it can be used underwater to seal cracks in glass and acrylic aquariums. This is good stuff to have on hand in case of an emergency, since there really isn't much you can do after the fact. With Mr. Sticky's, you can seal any leaks without having to drain the tank.
To use, cut the dual-syringe tips, dispense the adhesive's 2-parts by depressing the plunger, mix manually, apply to your tank and replace the cap after use.
Next up: 3M's Reclosable Attachment Marine Dual Lock.
Complicated name for a not-so-complicated product.
Essentially marine aquarium Velcro, the "reclosable attachment system" or "hook & loop attachment system" as 3M calls, is super-strong, see-through and bonds to most surfaces (wood, metal, glass and most plastics) with a very high bond Scotch VHB adhesive backing.
That backing is also what you see in the product photo … even though it looks a bit like bloody gauze (sorry for going there, if that hadn't already crossed your mind).
Needless to say, this stuff'll attach your aquarium's electronics, probes and sensors in place for years to come.
It can be used on both flexible and hard surfaces and mates to itself. Package contains (4) 1-inch x 3-inch strips.


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Justin Bieber, Carly Rae Jepsen, Nelly Furtado and Marianas Trench Playing MMVAs
He'll be your boyfriend, "your Buzz Lightyear" and June 17, Justin Bieber will be one of your MMVA performers, too. Biebz phoned in to MuchMusic's New Music Live Wednesday night to share the news, but he's not the beginning and end of today's MMVA announcement.
As entertaining The Biebz and his most enchanting haircut may be, the MMVAs need more than one pop star to transform Much HQ into the cloud of music, chaos and teenage hormones that is Canada's favourite block party.
Also joining the line-up are Nelly Furtado, this year's top nominee Marianas Trench and Bieber's soon-to-be-tour-mate, Carly Rae Jepsen.
"The last couple months have been madness," the "Call Me Maybe" singer told Much in a statement. "I can't wait to come home and play a show where this all began at this year's MMVAs. Can't wait to see everybody!"
All four new acts will join previously announced performers Katy Perry and LMFAO Sunday, June 17 for the big show.
Who else might be attending? Pop stars? Movie stars? Tupac holograms? Further announcements about this year's guestlist are expected to be rolled out in the coming days. As always, check Dose.ca for updates.
The 2012 MuchMusic Video Awards are broadcast live on Much June 17 at 8 p.m. (Check out this year's nominees, and head to Dose.ca contests for your chance to win a trip to this year's show.)


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Balsamic Glazed Pear and Goat Cheese Crostini
From: USA Pears
Quick Facts
Servings: 12
Prep Time: 15 min.
Cook Time: 5 min.
Total: 20 min.
An earthy balsamic vinegar glaze provides the "pear-fect" balance between sweet pears and salty goat cheese.
- 2 pears
- 3 Tbs balsamic vinegar
- 1 Tbs butter
- 1 tsp honey
- 24 baguette rounds, toasted
- 1/2 cup goat cheese, spreadable
- 1/2 cup almonds, slivered, toasted
- black pepper, ground, if desired
- Slice pears stem side up into 12 quarter-inch width vertical planks. Cut large slices in half lengthwise for a total of 48 slices.
- Heat vinegar, butter, and honey in large frying pan, over medium heat for 2 to 3 minutes. Stir constantly, until reduced by half, about 2 tablespoons. Add pear slices and continue cooking for 1 minute turning once.
- Place 2 pear slices on each baguette round and top with 1 teaspoon goat cheese. Sprinkle almonds over cheese and garnish with fresh pepper, if desired.
Nutrition Facts
Calories 253
Calories from Fat 69 (27%)
(12%)Total Fat 8g
(13%)Saturated Fat 3g
Polyunsaturated Fat 1g
Monounsaturated Fat 3g
(2%)Cholesterol 7mg
(17%)Sodium 419mg
(4%)Potassium 141mg
Total Carbohydrate 37g
(12%)Dietary Fiber 3g
Sugars 3g
Sugar Alcohols 0g
(17%)Protein 9g
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Nutrition facts are calculated by a food expert using nutritional values provided by the USDA for common products used as recipe ingredients. Actual nutritional values may differ depending on the amounts or products used and can be affected by cooking methods.
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Wayland welcomes new financial aid director
Wayland Baptist University has named Bob Womack as the new Director of Financial Aid at the Plainview campus. He began work Oct. 3.
Womack brings several years of experience in the field. He worked at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, where he served as assistant director of financial aid for 15 years. He also was director of financial aid at Williams Baptist College in Walnut Ridge, Ark. for 10 years and worked one year at LeTourneau University in Longview.
Womack has a bachelor's degree in business and a master's degree in employment counseling from the University of Central Arkansas. He also attended East Arkansas Community College.
Working with university students in financial aid is something Womack feels is a special calling he began to see as a student himself.
"When I went away to college, I was able to work my way through school," he said.
"But I saw lots of students who really needed that financial aid. (During his career) I saw a lot of young ministers who had been working and were making a life change to go into the ministry. Helping them get aid was a ministry for me."
"Sometimes it meant going the extra mile but it was worth it to see them cross the stage and graduate."
During his career, Womack has also worked either bivocationally or as a volunteer in lay youth ministry, serving at several Southern Baptist churches in Arkansas and Texas.
Womack and his wife Janet have two married children, Robert and Tonya Womack of Walnut Ridge and Audra and Nathaniel Keen of Conway, and one grandchild, Malachi Keen. His hobbies are hunting, fishing and photography


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These little sandwich cookies were always my favorite thing about Easter. Bella found the cookie cutters in spring shapes – aren't they just the cutest?!
The cookies are quite delicate, so make sure they're completely cool before frosting.I used a basic butter frosting. Divide into four bowls and color in pastels.
Cream Wafers
- 1 c butter, softened
- 1/3 c whipping cream
- 2 c flour
- Granulated sugar
Mix butter, cream and flour with an electric mixer. Cover and chill.
Heat oven to 375°.
Roll about 1/3 of dough at a time to 1/8″ thick. Keep remaining dough chilled. Cut into 1 1/2 inch rounds or shapes. Pour granulated sugar into a shallow dish, and coat both side of each cookie with sugar. Place on ungreased cookie sheet. Prick with fork.
Bake 7 – 9 minutes or just until set, but not brown. Cool, then frost with colored icing to make sandwiches.


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Wabash to Host Montgomery County Relay for Life• April 13, 2005 Share:
Big changes are planned for the Ninth Annual Montgomery County American Cancer Society Relay for Life, which will be hosted by Wabash College Friday and Saturday, April 15-16. The event will be held in the Knowling Fieldhouse of the Allen Athletics and Recreation Center.
"Last year we were forced to move inside because of thunderstorms," said organizer Ruthanna Williamson. "Wabash offered its indoor fieldhouse and the event came off without a hitch. This year, we've decided to keep the event in the Allen Center."
Williamson said the desire to move the timing of the event from July, when the previous eight Montgomery County Relays were held, to April was based on the desire to involve more school-aged kids, church youth groups, sports teams, and the like. The local chapter of the ACS also wanted to involve Wabash College.
"Other counties have their Relays when school is in session, and the kids are not only great fund-raisers, but they love being involved in the event."
Wabash College has joined the fun, too. Members of Beta Theta Pi have sold red and white wristbands that say "Wabash Always" and sell for $3 from any member of the fraternity. Already the men have raised $1500.
"I'm excited to have Wabash students involved this year," said local Relay committee member Jim Amidon. "We've had a handful of guys involved in the past, but this year we have the opportunity to open the event to the entire Wabash campus. What the guys in Alpha Phi Omega and Beta Theta Pi have done is just amazing."
The Ninth Annual Relay for Life will be held from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. April 15-16. Registration will begin at 4:30 p.m. with Opening Ceremonies and the moving Cancer Survivor's Walk to kick things off at 6 p.m. Entertainment and refreshments are available around the clock, and a silent auction adds to the excitement.
Organizers expect as many as 750 participants and nearly 50 teams to walk at least part of the 12-hour Relay.
The eight previous Montgomery County Relay for Life events have generated more than $250,000. Last year's event set a record with more than $60,000 generated for cancer research, information, and services.
Relay for Life is the signature event of the American Cancer Society across the nation. Millions of people walk in order to raise money to help prevent cancer, save lives, and diminish suffering for those battling cancer.
The single largest fund-raiser for the local chapter of the ACS is from the sale of luminaries. Luminaries can be purchased to remember those lost to cancer, those fighting cancer, and those who have fought cancer and won. The ceremony of light symbolizes the hope and the perseverance it takes to fight cancer.
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Poll: Obama's 'marriage gap'
Married voters strongly and consistently pick Mitt Romney over President Barack Obama in this year's presidential election, favoring the Republican 54 percent to 39 percent, according to a new poll Friday.
A Gallup analysis of their daily tracking polls from June, August and July found married voters are more like to support Romney "even after controlling for age, race, income, gender, education, religiosity, region, and whether a voter has minor children." Still, married voters are more likely to be highly religious, white, over 30 and earning more than $5,000 a month — all of which correlate to increased support for the GOP nominee.
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Unmarried voters favor Obama, 56 percent to 35 percent.
In 2008, Obama was able to close the traditional gap for Democrats with married voters somewhat, losing them 56 percent to 44 percent. In 2004, married voters favored then-president George W. Bush 60 percent to 40 percent for Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.). In 1996, then-president Bill Clinton almost broke even: he lost them by two percentage points to Bob Dole.
Gallup's data is based on interviews with 90,961 adults between June 1 and August 31. The margin of error is plus or minus one percentage points.


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Precautions for children of a bone marrow transplant patient
Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
My brother is about to undergo a bone marrow transplant and he has a 5 year old daughter in kindergarten. We are considering pulling her out of kindergarten when he comes home for fear of her being sick and bringing it into the house with him. What is regularly advised as a precaution here? How can we best protect him? Would having her be at home but not interacting in school make a difference in the risks he takes?
Selina M. Luger, MD, Director of the Leukemia Program and Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
We don't usually recommend taking children out of school or out of their environment. They should have a separate bathroom available for the patient and his daughter should be taught about careful hand washing. They can also have her set aside "home" clothes that she can change into when she gets home before she spends time with him. If she wants to play with friends after school, she can either go to their homes, or they can potentially designate a separate room in the house that is off-limits to the patient. And again she can change when she comes out of that room. Most important is strict hand washing. The daughter who is not sick should be allowed to live as normal a life as possible while taking appropriate precautions.


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Jordan Sherit
School: Hillsborough
Hometown: Tampa, Fla.
Height: 6-foot-4
Weight: 235 pounds
GC composite ranking: 187
Recruiting by: Derek Lewis
Notable: Committed to Florida on July 28, 2012. Made official visit to UF on Dec. 7, 2012. Had 21 tackles, six sacks and a fumble recovery in limited action this season. Was a U.S. Army All-American Bowl selection, but couldn't play due to a knee injury. Invited to The Opening. Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.78 seconds and has a vertical leap of 37 inches. Ranked as the No. 9 weakside defensive end in the country by Rivals, which rates him as a four-star prospect.
Quotable: "(Former UF defensive coordinator Dan Quinn) told me he likes me a lot at the Buck position. He said they like my speed coming off of the edge and versatility a lot. Coach Quinn also said for me not to worry about gaining weight — just to work on my speed. (Quinn) told me I remind him of Jason Taylor a lot .He said that Jason wasn't that big either and that I just reminded him of Taylor." — Sherit told GatorCountry.com.