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BOONEVILLE, Miss. – Former Northeast Mississippi Community College head football and softball coach and athletic director David Carnell will be inducted into the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) Sports Hall of Fame at a banquet set for Tuesday, April 23 at the Muse Center on the Rankin Campus of Hinds Community College.
Holmes Community College will be live-streaming the induction ceremony starting at 6:20 p.m. at http://holmesathletics.ihigh.com
Carnell joins an illustrious list of former Tiger and Lady Tigers to be inducted into the state's community college Sports Hall of Fame since it opened in 2007.
In 2012, Northeast's current executive vice president and former women's basketball coach and athletic director Ricky Ford was inducted
Former Northeast football player, football coach and athletic director William "Bill" Ward, former Tiger basketball coach and athletic director Bonner Arnold and former Tiger basketball player Adrian Smith were among the inaugural class for the Mississippi Community College Sports Hall of Fame in 2007 while former Northeast president Harold T. White and former Tiger basketball standout and coach Kenneth 'Ken' Lindsey became part of the Hall of Fame in 2008.
In 2009, former Tiger basketball coach Harvey Childers got the call to the hall and David 'Nub' Strickland (former Tiger football player) was inducted in 2010.
During the 2011 ceremony, one of Ford's own was enshrined in the sports hall of fame as Kunshinge Sorrell-Howard was honored.
Mississippi's Community College Sports Hall of Fame was conceived in the interest of recognizing coaches and athletes who have coached and/or played in one or more of Mississippi's public community or junior colleges. Acknowledging the fact that there have been many outstanding athletes who have contributed greatly to the successful sports programs throughout the two-year college system, the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) began a program of recognition in 2007 whereby individuals may be recognized for their contributions to the tremendous success of community and junior college sports in Mississippi.
Carnell was inducted into the Northeast Sports Hall of Fame in 2010 but the former athletic director's influence reaches deep within the college's history.
Carnell's dedication to Northeast Mississippi Community College spanned nearly five decades.
Carnell originally came to the college in 1972 as a member of the Northeast Mississippi Junior College football coaching staff but the former athletic director left his mark in a totally different sport when guided Northeast's transition from slow-pitch to fast-pitch softball at the turn of the century and had the Lady Tigers in the national tournament within three years.
Carnell's run on the gridiron at Northeast came after the long-time coach helped found the program at Biggersville High School where he served as the high school's first football coach.
Carnell was an assistant football coach for 10 years — 1972-82 before taking over the reins of the program from W.B. "Bill" Ward in 1983. Carnell won two of his first four games including victories over Holmes (15-7) and Coahoma (45-0) as the Tigers went on to finish the 1983 season as the North Division runner-up.
After three years at the helm, Carnell gave up the head-coaching role and returned to be an assistant coach for the Tiger football team until 1996 when he dedicated his focus to softball.
Carnell resurrected the Northeast softball program in 1993 after an almost 10-year hiatus away from competition and posted a 17-16 record during the Northeast's first year back in slow-pitch competition.
Carnell's Lady Tigers also started a run to the National Junior College Athletic Association's (NJCAA) Region XXIII Tournament that would stretch through the transition to fast-pitch competition and until his retirement in 2005.
During Carnell's years, Northeast was the only school in Mississippi to boast a 13-year run in the Region XXIII Tournament – covering both slow- and fast-pitch softball – 1994-2006.
Carnell replaced Ward once again in 1996 when the veteran coach took over the role of athletic director for Northeast Mississippi Community College and held the position while coaching softball until his retirement in 2005-06.
During his time on the slow-pitch diamond, Carnell led the Northeast Lady Tiger softball team to four straight North Division runner-up finishes — 1994-98 — before finally breaking through as the North Division champion in 1999. Carnell led the Lady Tigers to seven straight Region XXIII tournaments before the college switched to fast-pitch competition in 2001.
Carnell and the Lady Tigers did not miss a note with the switch staking a 28-12 record during their first year in fast-pitch competition, were co-North Division champions, and placed third in the state/region tournament. During the 2000-01 season, Northeast was ranked as high as fifth in the nation twice.
Carnell continued to fine-tune the Northeast fast-pitch softball team with five straight North Division championships –2001-05 — and saw his team finish as the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges' state runners-up three straight years from 2003-05.
Northeast's crowning moment came in 2003 when the Lady Tigers qualified for the National Junior College Athletic Association's National Softball Championship after winning the Region XXIII championship.
Northeast came close to a return trip to the national tournament in Carnell's final years at the helm finishing as the Region XXIII runner-up in 2004 and 2005. Carnell not only pushed his athletes on the diamond but demanded excellence in the classroom as well and was awarded as the NJCAA's Academic Team of the year in 2000 — Northeast's first year of fast-pitch competition — and was among the top academic teams in the country in 2002, 2003 and 2004.
Carnell was named the Region XXIII Coach of the Year in 2003 and was honored as the MACJC Coach of the Year in 2005 and given the NJCAA's Loyalty Award in 2005.
After retiring, Carnell returned as a part-time assistant coach to the softball program from 2006-08 before finally hanging up his cleats.
In total, Carnell recorded 301 wins against 223 losses during his time as head football and slow- and fast-pitch coach.


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Though so much of the way we live today seems to have been shaped by the events of Sept. 11, 2001, it's still startling to realize that it's been 10 years since that fateful day. For those who witnessed its horrors firsthand — whether in New York City, Washington, D.C. or Shanksville, Pa. — the memories remain all too fresh. Even for those who only watched on television, the images and aftershocks are indelible.
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A decade later, we are still coming to grips with the toll of 9/11. As our culture continues to process its ramifications, myriad writers have taken to the page to recount, deconstruct and understand the experience. Here are just a few books that take a poignant look at the events and effects of the event.
'Tower Stories: An Oral History of 9/11'
By Damon DiMarco
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Arguably the most successful attempt at capturing the enormity of the events of 9/11, Damon DiMarco's sprawling oral history runs a wide gamut of testimony from survivors, responders, witnesses and people whose lives were forever altered by the attacks. The human stories are presented with a raw candor a thousand times more affecting than any cold statistic offered by a commission. The most recent, expanded edition includes follow-up interviews with some of the individuals initially profiled, providing updates on their lives and their ongoing struggles to come to terms with the events of a decade ago. "Tower Stories" is a riveting and disarmingly emotional read.
'102 Minutes: The Untold Story of the Fight to Survive Inside the Twin Towers'
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New York Times reporter Dwyer and special projects editor Flynn chronicle what happened in the World Trade Center on 9/11 between 8:46 a.m., when the first hijacked plane crashed into the North Tower, and that tower's collapse at 10:28, 29 minutes after the South Tower fell. Their account is as gripping as it is meticulous, filled with tales of both horror and heroism: a bank employee who evacuated after the first collision, then returned to his desk, only to die after seeing the second plane hurtle straight toward his office; an insurance executive trapped in an elevator plunging downward, its cables severed; a window washer who escaped from an elevator stuck between floors by scraping through wallboard and ceramic tile; people clawing their way toward the windows of the upper floors, desperate for a breath of air. The scores of stories they present from dozens of different viewpoints are harrowing and haunting.
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"Through the Children's Gate" is a collection of essays by the celebrated New Yorker contributor about his 2001 relocation to Manhattan after a lengthy spell in Paris, detailed in his previous book, "Paris to the Moon." Gopnik and his budding family of four arrive back in the city just before Sept. 11, but his book does not dwell gratuitously on the horrors of that day. Instead, Gopnik grapples thoughtfully with the unnerving challenge of raising his children in an environment of unimaginable, traumatic change. How do you alleviate the concerns of a 9-year-old who has just witnessed one of the greatest catastrophes of our lifetime? As he observes his kids immersing themselves in imaginary friends, pets, fads, music, holidays and sports — both as a means of navigating the 9/11 experience and simply going through the process of being a kid in New York City — Gopnik finds himself questioning the rituals of being both a parent and an endearingly fallible adult. The book becomes less about the tragedy of the attacks than contemporary life in post-9/11 New York.
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A frank, first-person account of one woman's struggle to come to grips with losing her husband on Sept. 11, Jennifer Gardner Trulson's "Where You Left Me" strips widowhood of its somber mystique and frames it in the sharp, uncompromising light of day. Haunted by her idyllic former life as a happily married wife and mother, Trulson is forced to come to terms with a new reality. Determined to move forward and not diminish her husband by focusing "on how he died instead of how he lived," she earns a second chance and builds a new life for her family.
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Lau Tzu once said: A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. In Nepal, getting to that first step has been a tumultuous process. Tomorrow, a court in the western district of Dailekh is expected to formally begin hearings in the 2004 murder case of journalist Dekendra Raj Thapa.
New York, January 28, 2013--Authorities in Nepal should ensure the safety of more than 20 journalists who fled the western district of Dailekh on Thursday after receiving death threats from individuals they said were supporters of the ruling Maoist party, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. At least five news outlets have been forced to halt operations as a result, news reports said.
New York, January 24, 2013--The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the threats and acts of intimidation against journalists in Nepal during Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai's visit on Wednesday to the western district of Dailekh.
New York, January 8, 2013--Nepalese Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai today publicly criticized the arrest of five of his party members who stand accused of the 2004 murder of radio journalist Dekendra Raj Thapa, according to news reports. The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes the arrests and calls on the prime minister to allow due process to take its course.
As Nepal's constituent assembly failed to meet Sunday's deadline for the passage of a new constitution, a new report released this week on the risks to Nepal's media should remind political parties that peace and stability are not prerequisites to media freedom but rather that a strong, independent press operating without fear is a requirement for a healthy civil society.
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Oberheim Matrix 1000
The analog Matrix 1000 is essentially 1,000 Matrix 6 patches in a single-space compact rackmount MIDI module. It has the same synth architecture as the Matrix 6. Each of its 6 voices have two DCO's (digitally controlled analog oscillator), a low pass filter, 2 VCA's, 3 envelope gens, 2 LFO's, and 2 ramp gens. The sounds are plentiful and good enough, however sounds can only be edited via MIDI, so you'll need an external MIDI editor (such as MOTU's Unisyn) or Access' Matrix Programmer to edit parameters. You can also load sounds from the Matrix 6 via SysEx or software.
The Matrix 1000 provides an excellent source of pads, textures and ambient sounds. It has 195 "keyboard" sounds, 118 "strings", 130 "woodwinds & perc", 239 "synthesizer", 119 "bass", 74 "lead" and 125 "effects". For the price, there is no better way to find genuine analog Oberheim Matrix sounds in a compact and very in-expensive rack module that is loaded with more sounds than you'll ever need! The older versions of the Matrix 1000 have a black front-panel. The newer models in the '90's have a cream colored face-plate. It has been used by Apollo 440, Juno Reactor, Moby, Cirrus, Fatboy Slim, Laurent Garnier, ATB, Depeche Mode, Future Sound of London, Pet Shop Boys, and Faithless.
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Oberheim Matrix-1000 Analog Synthesizer by RetroSound
Audio Clip 1 - Except for the drum loop, this track is all Matrix 6! These sounds can also come from the Matrix 1000.
Manual - Read or download the complete and original owner's manual for the Oberheim Matrix 1000 (in PDF format).
Editor - The MATRIX 2001 is a Graphical User Interface for the Oberheim Matrix-1000 synth module for the PC. It's just about $10 and offers direct 'on-the-fly' editing of all sound parameters with visual feedback using large and familiar controls, fully integrated Bank Manager with point-and-click interface, SysEx file import and export, and Random patch generator.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 6 voices
- Oscillators - 12 DCO's at 2 per voice
- Layers - Single / Split / Multitimbral
- Memory - 800 preset patches, 200 user patches
- Keyboard - None
- Effects - None
- Control - MIDI
- Date Produced - 1987 - 1994
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Take a look around you - the walls are steeped in history, dreams and the future. You are at Volandia, where a wonderful exhibition itinerary takes you deep into the history of international aeronautics, with focus on the companies that have written the story of the province of Varese, the province with wings, and all of Lombardy and Italian industry. Over the years large aircraft constructors, like Caproni, Agusta, Aermacchi and Siai Marchetti have brought fame to our territory and created a real flight district, which Malpensa airport is part of.
The exhibition is divided into five areas: forms of flight, fixed wing, rotary wing, model aircraft and Tiltrotor. It tells the great history of flight in all its forms, from pioneer flights in hot-air balloons to the first aircraft in the early 1900s right through to the Tiltrotor, the perfect fusion of vertical and horizontal flight. The Park and Museum of Flight has plenty of indoor and outdoor areas for children, with space dedicated to the different age brackets. For older visitors there is the simulation area, library, historical archives (consultable online), convention room and film showings. The Volandia Store sells a wealth of park and museum gifts and mascots and many other wonderful articles. The Flight Café is the perfect place to take a break and have something to eat and drink. Volandia makes flight dreams and fun happen.
"Volandia is managed by Fondazione Museo dell'Aeronautica whose aim was to organise a park and museum dedicated to aviation on the historical industrial site of the "Caproni Workshop". As you walk around the park and museum you can listen to exciting adventures involving the aircraft on show told by volunteers of "Amici di Volandia" association, whose members include fanatics and former workers at the aircraft companies. If you would like to join the association, just ask.. Members are easy to recognise in their red uniform.
Volandia is the result of the hard work and effort of thousands of volunteers, workers and businesses, and is proof of a passion deep-rooted in tradition and projected towards the future"
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In the village of Woodstock, we visited the local cemetery where Rick Danko is buried. The last cars from a funeral were departing through the gates as we arrived. Driving slowly along the road past the back section, we scanned the names on tombstones before deciding Danko's must be one of the flat stones that we couldn't see clearly. It was too rainy and muddy to walk the section row by row looking for his headstone, but one of the grave diggers graciously walked over to show us the gravesite, saying, "I knew that was who you were looking for." Danko is buried next to his son, who died nearly a decade before him. Tokens left at the graves – two small peace signs cut from paper, a scripture card, and three small stones placed on Rick's headstone – indicated there had been recent visitors.
Saturday evening in the studio at Levon's home on Plochmann Lane, a fire burned in the fireplace to warm the ramble guests while a storm raged outside bringing down trees and causing power failures a little further down the road. Not that we were paying attention to the storm. Rapt with the show, we were oblivious to the weather conditions. We only knew about the nearby damage and power outages because an announcement was made between sets about the storm damage with directions for which end of Plochmann Lane was still open and how to get back to the highway after the show. We were reassured that in the event of a power outage at the studio they were prepared with lanterns and the show would continue as an acoustic performance.
After an opener by the Ulster County AOH Pipe and Drums Band in honor of St. Patrick's Day and an acoustic set by Brewer and Shipley, we were treated to 2 ½ hours of music by The Levon Helm Band which included songs from Dirt Farmer and Electric Dirt as well as songs from The Band era. Levon played drums through most of the show. I loved seeing the interaction between Levon and his daughter Amy on stage. Amy and Teresa's voices blend beautifully on harmonies, and each took turns as lead vocalists on several songs. Larry Campbell, an extremely talented musician with an impressive history as a session player and producer, gave a strong performance at center stage (also notable for his gracious and down-to-earth demeanor). The horn section engaged in a little Mardi Gras parade around the studio, and later Levon showed off a few dance steps. Best of all, Levon's vocal cords are healing and he was able to sing a few songs and join in on harmonies from what he calls the "best seat in the house" behind his drums, taking center stage only when he played mandolin and to do his little dance.
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Your core is your source of strength and stability. By strengthening your core you will stand taller, and your stronger muscles will make you appear leaner and more defined. Following are five very effective strengthening exercises.
Your core is your fountain of youth. All movements of the body originate here and the core muscles reach around the body and include the lower back muscles therefore a strong core means a strong body. Core strength is essential to maintaining balance and coordination and for eliminating or decreasing lower back pain.
This is a workout you can do at home consisting of five exercises. Start slowly, follow instructions, and concentrate on what you are learning. Try to do the exercises three times a week and be consistent. If you stick to the program you will be surprised at your improvement.
You will be working on the floor so I suggest using a yoga or pilates mat but you can also use a folded blanket or towel to lie on. Here is an important warning for all exercises listed: If it hurts, dont do it.
Abdominal Curl
Lie on the floor with your knees bent and feet on the floor, hands behind the head. Take several deep breaths before you begin. The movement is simple, lift your head, and neck slowly rolling up to just below the shoulders and then slowly back down. Do not use your hands to lift, instead engage your stomach muscles. It is important to move slowly to remain safe and achieve maximum benefits. Begin with 10 repetitions.
Reverse Crunch
Begin by lying on the floor, knees bent, feet flat on the floor, and hands behind the head. Lift knees towards the chest, and then move knees away from body bringing head, neck, and shoulders up at the same time. Lower your head and draw the knees back into the chest. Continue for 10 repetitions.
Single Straight Leg Stretch
Begin by lying on your back, knees bent, and hands behind the head. Take both legs straight up in the air. Lift your head, neck and shoulders. Bend the knee of one leg and draw it into the body while extending the other leg straight at a 60 degree angle. Now draw the other knee in and straighten the opposite leg. Continue this movment slowly changing sides with opposite knee and leg while keeping the head, neck and shoulders lifted. Repeat for 10 repetitions on each leg.
Back Extension
Laying flat on your stomach stretch your body out long. Now put your hands behind your head. Inhale and lift your head with your face towards the ground. Hold one breath then lower. You will not be able to lift your head very high. You are using your back muscles to lift and lower the head. Continue for 6 repetitions and then stretch your body out long reaching from fingers through toes.
Arm and Leg Balance
Begin on the floor on your hands and knees. Draw your left knee in towards your chest and drop your head towards the knee. Then lift your face forward and take left leg up and out straight behind you. The left leg is lifted, not touching the floor. At the same time lift your right arm and reach forward in front. Hold for 5 breaths then bring knee and arm down. Repeat on other side. This is a balance pose and you are using your core muscles to keep your balance. You may have to practice this pose a few times. The goal is to stay in place without tipping over as you engage your core muscles. Do the exercise 3 times on both sides.
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Keith Bachman of BMO Capital today reiterates a Market Perform rating on Apple (AAPL) shares, and a $435 price target. offering some "chatter points," as he calls them, bits of data points from here and there.
Bachman repeats points made earlier in the week by UBS and and Wells Fargo about one-time items that held back gross margin in the quarter. The 10-Q filed this week suggests "Apple's guidance for gross margins in the June quarter of 36% to 37%, or a decline of ~200 basis points q/q, looks conservative."
Mobile phone camera lens manufacturer Largan Precision (3008TW) of Taiwan, he notes, is saying it expects to increase revenue this quarter, after a 40% decline in Q1, which he thinks could be the start of component suppliers sounding more positive, which "could help support Apple shares."
On the other hand, Bachman also observes that Samsung Electronics (005930KS) seems to have maintained sales of its existing "Galaxy S III" and "Note II" phones about flat last quarter with the prior quarter. Bachman doesn't cite a source for the data, but it follows a report of Q1 smartphone sales by Strategy Analytics last night. Bachman concludes "Samsung seems to be doing very well, more so than Apple."
And Bachman writes that Street consensus for a 7% rise in revenue this quarter is too high — he has a 4% growth estimates — and he thinks the September quarter may also be at risk because "We do not believe the [iPhone] 5s will have a big impact on unit demand."
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Staff Reduction in Force Policy
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The university historically has provided a high degree of job security for its employees; however, when budget conditions, reorganization, grant funding or the lack of work results in layoffs, furloughs or the abolishment of positions, provisions must exist for a method of reducing the work force and providing for transfer and/or recall.
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When an employee is being terminated because of circumstances for which he or she is not responsible such as discontinuation of the job or reorganization, notice will be required. At the university's option, such employee may receive severance pay in lieu of notice. For employees who have served the university for:
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It is the responsibility of the university's administration to manage and direct the work force. The management and direction of the work force includes the right to plan, direct, and control operations; to choose the methods, processes, and materials to be employed; to direct, employ, transfer, demote, suspend, discipline, and/or discharge for just cause; to relieve employees from duties because of lack of work or other legitimate reasons; and to establish and maintain rules and regulations as the university may deem necessary and proper relating to the operation of the university.
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The president of the university is charged with developing procedures to implement this Staff Reduction in Force Policy. The president of the university will work with the university director of administration and the general counsel when developing these procedures which will include a first right of application process and the use of Career Services.
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Elizabeth Anderson will deliver a lecture on "Ethical Assumptions in Economic Theory: Some Lessons From the History of Credit and Bankruptcy" at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 16, in Wood Auditorium, McCosh 10.
The lecture is sponsored by the Program in Ethics and Public Affairs, the Program in Law and Public Affairs and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
Anderson is a professor of philosophy and women's studies and an adjunct professor of law at the University of Michigan. She teaches courses in ethics, social and political philosophy, philosophy of the social sciences and feminist theory. Within these fields, her research has focused on democratic theory, equality in political philosophy and American law, the ethical limits of markets, theories of value and rational choice, the philosophy of John Stuart Mill, and feminist epistemology and philosophy of science. Anderson has received the University of Michigan's highest award for excellence in undergraduate teaching, the Arthur F. Thurnau Professorship. She is the author of "Value in Ethics and Economics."
A reception in Prospect House will follow lecture. For more information, visit the University Center for Human Values Web site or call (609) 258-4798.
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I live in Greenfield with my husband and cat. I work full time. Frugality and simplicity have been a part of my life long before they became popular and it has made life a lot less stressful. I love volunteering, home improvement/decorating, crafting and gardening.
Tips From A Burgler
Recently, a friend of mine had her home broken into during the day while no one was home. Fortunately, an observant and smart neighbor figured that something was wrong and contacted the police. The burgler was caught and my friend got everything back, as did some other neighbors who had also had their homes broken into.
Here are some "tips" from a burgler that I found on a blog I read:
A lot of people ask me why I do what I do, and why I haven't
been caught yet. Do you know what I tell them? Because people
don't realize how easy they make it for me. I shouldn't be
doing this, but I need a challenge!
Here's what I'm looking for to make your house my next target:
- Before picking a house, I have to scope the whole
neighborhood. To do this, I'm not going to be walking in the
traditional cat burglar uniform. I'm going to be walking
around with a rake or dressed up as the cable, electric, or
phone repairman. In some cases, I even post a flier on your
door for a closer look. Usually my work hours are from 8AM-
11AM. I want to avoid any kind of confrontation.
- I like high privacy fences. This way, your pesky neighbors
can't sneak up on me or call the police. I also look for any
sort of high vegetation, like trees or shrubbery, covering
your windows. This way, they can't see me break your window. I
prefer lots of cover.
- Toys or playground equipment in your yard are signs that
kids live there, which to me equals a mother lives there and
"cha-ching" that means jewelry.
- I'll post a flyer on your door to get a closer look of your
home. I'm also checking to see if you have a burglar alarm.
Here's how I break into your home:
- I'll knock on your door to see if anyone is home. If someone
answers the door, I'll just come up with some bogus story.
- I'm going to check if the front or back door is unlocked.
Sometimes people usually hide a key somewhere easy to access.
- If I can't find a key, I will check the windows. If worse
comes to worse, I'll just smash a window.
- I can also get into a home through your doors using my
trusty crowbar.
- If I can't make it into your house in one minute, I just
move onto the next one.
Now here's what I'm doing once I'm inside your home:
- I always use the same search pattern. I go straight to the
master bedroom. I look for cash, jewelry, or anything that
might be valuable. People often make the mistake of leaving
money or jewelry in the most common areas. I'll even look
under the bed and in your closets.
- I'm always listening for outside noises. It's a sixth sense.
- I check your bathroom medicine cabinets for any narcotic
prescriptions. Pills are easy money.
- I'm going to check your kitchen and living room for
electronics, credit cards, car keys, and personal information.
- After I have gathered everything I need, I call my backup
driver to meet me so we can load up all the goods in the car
or van.
- Once I have loaded all the goods, my associate and I drive
away to the next target. It's a never-ending cycle.
And that's it folks. It usually takes me about eight to twelve
minutes to get in and out of your home. It's as easy as that!
In closing, there are a lot of things that you can do to avoid
someone like me. A security system is a no-brainer. If that's
not an option, leaving a TV or stereo on during the day
usually helps someone like me avoid your home. This usually
indicates someone is home. Also most burglars won't even
attempt entry if they know there's a large dog in the home.
In closing, I'd like to say that we had several motion detector lights on our garage and house when we lived in West Allis. We live in a condo now and we also have a motion detector light near our front door and dusk to dawn lights near the garages. We know for a fact that in West Allis, those lights stopped many a "no good intentions person" from attempting to break into our home. Good, watchful neighbors are wonderful, as well.
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General Motors won't talk about a next-generation GMC Canyon mid-sized pickup. But it's getting harder to keep this truck a secret.
The 2012 model year will be the last for the current version of the mid-sized GMC Canyon and Chevrolet Colorado pickups. This summer GM is winding down the Shreveport, La., plant that assembles the pair.
While GM has confirmed plans for a next-generation Colorado, the automaker has been mum on plans for the GMC brand.
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By Errol Castens/NEMS Daily Journal
OXFORD – Farmers, scholars, activists and government officials on Friday described local food systems as economic development, a countermeasure against obesity and even a community bond.
The gathering was the Mississippi Food Summit, part of Gaining Ground Mississippi's annual sustainability conference, which continues today with hands-on workshops.
Tupelo vegetable farmer Will Reed said the town could support many organic farms like his, noting he grows only a minuscule fraction of the town's food.
"The more people doing this the better," he said.
University of Mississippi Chancellor Dan Jones, a researcher in hypertension and heart disease, said the health care profession needs to pay more attention to nutrition.
"American physicians know almost nothing about food, and what they do know is usually wrong," he said.
Donna Speed of Mississippi State Department of Health said part of reversing the state's obesity problem is improving the eating habits of preschoolers, including the use of playground gardens.
"If the kids grow it, they're going to eat it," she said.
Keith Benson leads Holmes County farmers in sustainable farming and cooperative marketing to improve their incomes. He said hands-on food projects are indispensable for low-income areas.
"The poor people in Holmes County can't afford the food that we grow. I can't afford to buy my own food," he said. "If you want to make a difference, help people start more community gardens."
Mark Winne, who created community gardens and other food projects in Hartford, Conn., said hands-on projects are only a part of securing quality food for everyone.
"Without policy interventions we could never have … served the most vulnerable members of our society," he said. "Social change is accomplished on the ground, project by project, but public policy accelerates it."
Mary Berry, director of the Berry Center and daughter of author Wendell Berry, said her family's organization is seeking ways to replicate for mid-sized food farmers the economic stability that Kentucky's Burley Tobacco Program gave tobacco farmers in the 20th century.
"The best, safest and most dependable source of food for a city is … its surrounding countrysides," she said. "How do we regain an economy that does not disregard community? … We will not have good food policy without good land-use policy."


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Bordeaux Red Blends from Argentina
Winemaker's Notes
Bodega Norton Privada is a ruby red color of remarkable intensity. This wine has excellent aromatic complexity with notes of ripe fruit and a fine touch of smoke and coffee. It's rich on the palate with an excellent concentration..
Blend: 40% Malbec, 30% Merlot, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon
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Wine Enthusiast - "Once again, this Malbec-Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon blend from Norton excels. The nose is a bit grapy and candied, but there's depth and a level of intensity that bodes well for the future. The palate is deep and concentrated, with blackberry, prune, stewed plum, graphite and coffee flavors in front of a mellow, smooth finish."
Bodega Norton Winery
Astonished at the features of the place, and pushed by his visionary spirit, in 1895, an English Engineer, Mr. Edmund J. P. Norton planted the first vines importing them from France, thereby giving origin to what was the first winery in the area.
Almost 100 years later, Austrian businessman, Mr. Gernot Langes–Swarovski, travelled to Mendoza and experienced the same fascination for the region beauty, the warmth of its people, and the excellent conditions for vine growing. Supporting his decision in his intuition and in the fact that he was convinced of the high potential the vitiniculture represented in Argentina, in 1989, he acquired the Winery with the following firm aim: to make wines recognized worldwide for their quality. While executing this project, he appointed his son Michael as the person responsible for the management of the company, who, jointly with a team of local professionals started a new phase of investment, revamping and growth.
In that way, the incorporation of top-notch technology together with the knowledge and passion of people, have caused Norton to be the leading brand in exports and one of the country´s most important Wineries.
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Notable FactsUnlike its Chilean neighbor, Argentina's vineyards are spread out around the country. The best known region is Mendoza, almost parallel to Santiago to the west. Mendoza contains the sub-regions of Maipu (pronounced MY-pu) and San Rafael. Grape-wise, the most important white is Chardonnay, making wine similar to California's style on the variety. Another fun white grape to try is Torrontes. Almost only grown in Argentina, Torrontes makes wines that are crisp, aromatic and easy-drinking. Some of the best versions of this wine come from the northern region of Salta, with very high altitude vineyards. As for the reds, Cabernet Sauvignon is the main grape for many wines leaving the country, but Malbec, the grape Argentinians like to call their own, makes very distinctive wines that are structured, dense and velvety. Many more varieties happily grow in the country, but for export, and consistent quality, these are the primary grapes.
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To win in the playoffs you have to be able to put pressure on the QB with your front 4. Your QB cannot make major mistakes. This is why the Cowboys frustrate me so, in the last two years we go into New Orleans beat them when they were undefeated, and last year we beat the 49'ers in overtime, can play so well at times, but others.......WOW. Reason I put we needed a new GM is if we would have signed Brees in 06, wow what could have been!! But we didn't and now here we are with the inconsistent Romo. If DeMarco Murray gets healthy before the end of the year we have a chance, if not.......another bad year in Dallas!
BTW would trade Romo for Eli in a heartbeat! Regards,
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By Parrish Alford/NEMS Daily Journal
OXFORD – Bobby Wahl didn't hear his name called Thursday night and was grateful he hadn't planned a big draft watch party.
Only the second starting pitcher to under Mike Bianco to win 10 games in a season, Wahl had been projected to go in the late first or early second round of the Major League Baseball draft.
He didn't hear his name called until Friday, the fifth round with the 161st pick to the Oakland Athletics.
"I was completely blind-sided to say the least," said Wahl, who watched Thursday's first and second rounds with his girlfriend and a small gathering of family back in Springfield, Va.
Wahl went 10-0 and held his earned run average below 2.00 most of the season before finishing at 2.03 in 97.2 innings pitched.
Ole Miss teammates Stuart Turner and Mike Mayers were projected below Wahl, but both went higher.
Turner, the Rebels' catcher, went in the third round with the 78th pick to Minnesota, Mayers, the right-handed pitcher who followed Wahl in the rotation, in the third round with the 93rd pick to St. Louis.
Ole Miss had a signee drafted in Thursday's second round, as Northwest Community College left-handed pitcher Cody Reed went with the 46th pick to the Kansas City Royals.
According to Baseball America, the No. 161 pick is valued at $286,200. The last pick in the first round belonged to the New York Yankees and was valued at $1,650,100 – a difference of more than $1.36 million.
Wahl thanked the A's for "taking a chance" but made no definitive statement on his future.
Another college season like the one he just completed, and it's possible Wahl could play his way into bigger money.
He said he is considering a return to Ole Miss, but "No matter what would have happened I'd have thought about it, even if I'd have gone in the first 10 picks. Obviously I'm thinking about it, but I'm in a win-win situation here with the Athletics. It's a great organization. I have to wait and see."
Wahl said he doesn't know what caused him to tumble three or four rounds past his draft projections.
The A's have not given him a timetable to make a decision.
"You truly never know when your name is going to be called. I guess maybe they saw something that you (media) guys didn't see, something different and they didn't want to take me at a certain time, but that's life. God has a plan, and you have to just trust him."
Around the state
Mississippi State had three players drafted Friday, plus one of its football signees.
Junior shortstop Adam Frazier was taken in the sixth round (179th overall) by Pittsburgh. Senior pitchers Kendall Graveman (eighth round, 235th overall) and Chad Girodo (ninth round, 265th) were both drafted by Toronto.
Frazier has not said whether he'll go pro or return to MSU next year.
Also drafted was Cord Sandberg, in the third round by Philadelphia (89th overall). He signed with MSU's football team in February, but he told the Bradenton (Fla.) Herald that he and the Phillies had agreed to a $775,000 signing bonus plus the equivaleny of four years of school at Mississippi State. He has until next month to sign.
The St. Louis Cardinals selected RHP Andrew Pierce of Southern Miss with the 245 pick. Vancleave native Colin Bray went to Arizona with the 180th pick.


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Assistant Professor
Division of Public Health Sciences
Department of Surgery
(314) 747-3925
Research overview:
Dr. Lobb received a master of public health degree from Boston University School of Public Health, a doctor of science degree from Harvard University School of Public Health, and completed a two-year post-doctoral fellowship in health equity intervention research at the Centre for Research on Inner City Health, St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, ON. She specializes in implementation research that studies the adoption, use and effectiveness of health policies and evidence-based interventions to reduce inequities in cancer prevention and control for medically underserved populations. Her research program also explores modifying conditions and mediating mechanisms of evidence-based intervention strategies, and the organizational and community factors that influence the adoption and sustainability of interventions to improve population health and reduce health inequities. Her other interests include the development of more rigorous approaches to implementation science and translating advances to broader application through collaborative activities with faculty at Washington University School of Medicine and at the George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University. Dr. Lobb has led evaluations of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program, and the Ontario Breast Screening Program. Currently, she is leading a multi-phase study to adapt evidence-based interventions to increase use of breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer screening among South Asians in the region of Peel, Ontario.
Ongoing Grants:
Title: Concept Mapping: Community Planning to Reduce Inequities in Cancer Screening
Description: This community participatory research is Phase I of a multi-phase study to adapt evidence-based interventions to increase cancer screening among South Asians in Peel, Ontario. The goal of this project is to use concept mapping to engage the community (e.g., residents, primary care providers, representatives from community, public health and health service organizations) to generate a list of barriers to use of mammograms, pap tests and fecal occult blood tests for South Asians residing in Peel, Ontario, identify the relative importance of barriers and feasibility to address each barrier within the next 2-3 years.
Funding agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Role: Principal Investigator
Title: Building Capacity for Community Action to Reduce Cancer Screening Inequities Among South Asians in Peel, Ontario
Description: The overarching goals of this two-year project are to implement Phase II of a multi-phase study to adapt evidence-based interventions to increase cancer screening among South Asians in Peel, Ontario. We will establish and partner with a community advisory group and network of organizations to conduct formative research to select, adapt and tailor evidence-based intervention strategies to increase use of cancer screening, and then examine the reach, feasibility and acceptability of the interventions strategies. Read the community report.
Funding agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Role: Co-Investigator, Project Lead
Selected Publications:
Lobb R, Petermann L, Manafo E, Keen D, Kerner J. Networking and Knowledge Exchange to Promote the Formation of Trans-disciplinary Coalitions and Levels of Agreement among Trans-disciplinary Peer Reviewers. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. Accepted August. In press.
Manafo E, Petermann L, Lobb R, Keen D, Kerner J. Research, practice and policy partnerships in Pan-Canadian Coalitions for cancer and chronic disease prevention. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. Accepted December, 2010. In press.
Lobb R, Opdyke KM, McDonnell CJ, Pagaduan MG, Hurlbert M, Gates-Ferris, K, Chi B, Allen JD. Use of Evidence-Based Strategies Among Avon-Funded Organizations to Promote Timely Mammography Rescreening Among Medically Underserved Women. Am J Prev Med. 2011;40(5):561-565.
Lobb R, Ayanian JZ, Allen JD, Emmons KM. Stage of Breast Cancer at Diagnosis Among Low-Income Women with Access to Mammography. Cancer. 2010;116(23):5487-5496.
Lobb R, Allen JD, Emmons KM, Ayanian JZ. Timely Care After an Abnormal Mammogram Among Low-Income Women in a Public Breast Cancer Screening Program. Arch Intern Med. 2010;170(6):521-528.
Emmons KM, Lobb R, Puleo E, Bennett G, Stoffel E, and Syngal S. Colorectal Cancer Screening: Prevalence Among Low-Income Groups With Health Insurance. Health Affairs. 2008;28(1):169-177.
Fletcher RH, Lobb R, Bauer MR, Kemp JA, Palmer RC, Kleinman KP, Miroshnik I, Emmons KM. Screening patients with a family history of colorectal cancer. J Gen Intern Med. 2007;22(4):508-513.
Kaphingst KA, Lobb R, Fay ME, Hunt MK, Suarez EG, Fletcher RH, Emmons KM. Impact of intervention dose on cancer-related health behaviors among working-class, multiethnic, community health center patients. Am J Health Promot. 2007;21(4):262-266.
Emmons KM, Stoddard AM, Fletcher R, Gutheil C, Gonzalez Suarez E, Lobb R, Weeks J, Bigby JA. Cancer prevention among working class, multi-ethnic adults: Results of the Healthy Directions Health Center Study. Am J Pub Health 2005;95(7):1-7.
Lobb R, Gonzalez Suarez E, Fay ME, Gutheil CM, Hunt MK, Fletcher R, Emmons KM. Implementation of a Cancer Prevention Program for Working Class, Multiethnic Populations. Preventive Medicine. 2004;38:766-776.
Emmons KM, Stoddard AM, Gutheil C, Gonzalez Suarez E, Lobb R, Fletcher R. Cancer Prevention for Working Class, Multiethnic Populations Through Health Centers: The Healthy Directions Study. Cancer Causes and Control 2003;14(8):727-737.
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Norwich Campus
Norwich students can purchase all of their textbooks at the Norwich campus bookstore, along with textbooks for online classes at Morrisville State College. Morrisville apparel and school supplies are also available.
Norwich Campus
Morrisville State College's Norwich campus offers associate degree programs in select career and technical areas and liberal arts transfer programs. Students wishing to enroll in Morrisville programs not offered at the Norwich campus may take general education or elective courses that can be applied to Morrisville State College associate or bachelor degree programs. The Norwich campus of Morrisville State College also offers classes that lead to a bachelor of technology degree in criminal justice, and technology management. Plans are to expand offerings into other degree programs in the future.
Norwich Campus students enjoy a highly personalized and supportive learning environment. They are also greeted with an infusion of technology that promises to take them places when seeking employment or advancing in their career. Campus highlights include a wireless network, ThinkPad University integration and "smart classrooms," with ceiling-mounted video/data projectors that can interface with VHS, DVD and document cameras. This allows students and faculty to project from a wide range of media onto the retractable, ceiling-mounted screens.
Roger W. Follett Hall is located at 20 Conkey Ave., Norwich, NY 13815 and offers students close proximity to downtown services, housing, shopping, cultural and recreational activities.


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