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Couple of things to discuss. During last night's Podcast I mentioned that it seems the Padres have dipped into AA more often than AAA for pitching help this year. Looking at their transactions for this season that's not quite accurate.
- AAA pitching callups: Wade LeBlanc (4/24, 6/14), Evan Scribner (4/25, 6/9).
- AA pitching callups: Anthony Bass (6/13), Joshua Spence (6/21).
I just don't remember that happening a lot before. It might be I haven't paid as close attention to where the callups come from as I am now. Or it might be the PCL is such a hitters league this season it's hurting Jeremy Hefner and Will Inman's (to name two) chances of making a big league start. Bass won his ML debut so there won't be any second-guessing here. We'll see what Spence brings to the table in upcoming days.
We also talked last night about Wade LeBlanc's chances of making another start. He was sent down after his Monday start, so that talk is kind of moot; who gets the start instead? Harang won't come off the DL until 28 June at the earliest, meaning he'll miss his next start (which would be Saturday). If I was a betting man I'd bet Cory Luebke will get the ball this Saturday. Luebke has been the lone left-hander in the Padres bullpen this season, however the call-up of Joshua Spence (who's left-handed) had to be designed with covering Luebke's bullpen slot in mind.
I really like Luebke getting a start. He dominated the Red Sox lineup for 3 innings on Monday, and I believe Black would have left him out there longer if the seventh inning had been the fourth inning; he might have been able to pitch out of it. At least he could have done no worse than Frieri did. Atlanta will be a challenge and I'm looking forward to seeing him battle.


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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – Junior righty Darin Wiltgen (Reno, Nev.) pitched 7 2/3 masterful innings Saturday afternoon, but it was not enough as the No. 30 Georgia College baseball team (2-5) was swept by the No. 5 University of Tampa Spartans (6-0) by a score of 1-0 at John Kurtz Field.
The junior righty was sensational in his second start for the Bobcats, giving up just one unearned run on four hits in 7 2/3 innings of work. Wiltgen (1-1) also tallied six strikeouts compared to just one walk.
Junior Taylor Hart (Colbert, Ga.) closed the game out for the 'Cats, going 1 1/3 innings allowing just a pair of hits while striking out two.
The GC offense struggled for much of the day due in large part to an outstanding effort from Spartan hurlers Ben O'Shea and Eric Luksis, who combined to give up just one hit in the shutout.
Junior Travis Echols (Suwanee, Ga.) picked up the lone hit for Georgia College, ripping a single through the left side in the bottom of the ninth to get a late rally started. Unfortunately, Tampa would turn a double-play to finish off any threat of a Bobcat comeback.
Newcomer Bryce Williams (Manhattan, Kan.) made a sensational play in right field to help out the defense, crashing and flipping over the right field fence along foul territory to come up with a web gem in the first inning.
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That is amazing! God thinks and therefore I am. Now I understand...that the person who wrote that statement is unbelievably stupid!
this bring a few things to mind, i strongly encourage you to have a look at all of them.
Not quite true. I could cut blue in half, but you'd not be able to see it.
1/2*~630nm=~315 nm, infrared.
Or, a different way, use one of these.
Everything is made out of mind material...
Cool. All one needs to comprehend this 'logic' is a bit of fairy dust!
Please, edit the typo out of the subject line. It is hurting my eyes.
lol, maybe its the dyslexia, but i didn't see that typo until i read Unseen's comment :P
Love the original post though
I noticed that sadness is something that cannot be cut into two. So it is immaterial. A meaningless world is also a concept that is also immaterial. So since the world could be meaningless...it probably is meaningless. And since sadness is part of the make-up of a meaningless world...then the world MUST be meaningless. It's amazing how sadness (as well as genocide, female circumcision and tsunamis) fit so perfectly into this world.
I doubt, therefore I think.
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
Saturday Night Genealogy Fun: Make Your Own Poster
In response to Randy Seaver's latest Saturday Night Genealogy Fun challenge, I created a milk carton "Missing" ad for one of my unidentified photos.
The instructions were as follows:
1) Go to the www.ImageChef.com website and explore their FREE offerings. Click on the "Create" button, or choose to make a slideshow or posters from their main page (there are more than one screen of poster backgrounds).
2) Make one or more posters or other creation - perhaps they relate to genealogy or your own family history.
Thanks Randy (and Sheri!). These are addictive!
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Happy New Year, December 2015
Dear Fans, Friends and Family,
as our holiday season is soon to become New Year 2016 I would like to acknowledge that we are all Queens and Kings in our own special and unique ways.
Jennifer Rush, October 2015
October 30, 2015:
Dear South African, Zimbabwean, Namibian Fans and Family:
I am very humbled by all the messages that have been forwarded to me.
To My Fans In South Africa:
I was informed yesterday my father has been put in hospital and he is gravely ill.
Disappointing so many fans here in South Africa who have been attending my concerts and following my television shows here with so much love and kindness is heart wrenching and makes me very sad.
It has been a very difficult decision. However I have decided to catch the first flight back to New York so my daughter may be with her grandfather and I with them both.
It is with a very heavy heart we leave South Africa so suddenly and I can only hope you understand and will welcome me and my family again after such short notice of cancellations of shows.
Jennifer, October 2015
New Tour Date added for Pretoria, Booking for Harare announced, September 201Check out the Dates Section for the updates.
Photoshooting South Africa - Making of video online
Visit the video section or click on the pic to watch some impressions from behind the scenes.
Photoshooting South Africa, TV-Show, June 2015
Some impressions from the TV Show Expresso Morning Show - watch the interview in the video-section.
Promotion Tour in South Africa goes on, June 2015
Don´t miss the following dates. Listen to the Interviews...
Jennifer starts the tour promotion, June 2015
This week Jennifer landed in South Africa to do some promotion for her upcoming tour this autumn.
Live Concerts starting in South Africa, April 2015
After her huge success two years ago, Jennifer Rush will go back to South Africa this autumn to start her tour over there. Here are the first confirmed dates, more will follow soon.
Open Air in Germany, September 2014
30th anniversary of her first album this year – but where is Jenny ?
Jennifer Rush Open Air in Poland, June 2014
Last night Jennifer Rush performed live in the Amphitheater Dolina Charlotty in Poland in front of an audience of 10.000 people.
Ice Age Live, December 2013
Jennifer Rush had a great time visiting Berlin again to watch the musical premiere of "Ice Age Live" together with the family of a friend of hers.
Special Guest in a special show, November 2013
You wanna be haunted by a zombie ? Feel thrilled to survive a meeting with a crazy bloody slaughter ? Dancing with Freddy Kruger ?
Jennifer Rush on stage in Postdam, Germany, November 2013
Jennifer Rush will perform her outstanding ballad "The Power Of Love" in a rare version plus "I see a shadow" in the Vulkan Arena in the Babelsberg Studios in Postdam.
Festival in Zeitz, Germany, August 2013
5,000 people came to see Jennifer Rush as the opening act of the Festival.
Interview with Jennifer Rush, August 2013
Jennifer Rush will be live on stage tonight in Zeitz, Germany. In an interview...
Tribute to Freedom Festival 2013
Jennifer Rush live in Bratislava/Slovakia at the Tribute to Freedom Festival. Some impressions...
Live Concerts in August 2013
Four more concerts are confirmed:
August 3rd, "Tribute to Freedom Festival"
August 8th, "Konstanzer Sommernaechte"
August 10th, NDR Sommertour
August 24th, "Schwarzbiernacht"
Sold out in JOburg, May 2013
With the successful program from the shows in Cape Town Jennifer and her musicians plus the band Romanz did three fantastic concerts in Johannesburg (Joburg), all sold out including the additional concert on May 1st.
Brilliant voices - amazing shows in Cape Town
First time ever Jennifer Rush live on stage in South Africa, first time ever with a huge choir, first time ever "The Power Of Love" with four "duett"-partners – so many "first times" - did this work? Oh yes...
"Still" - Live on TV, April 2013
An early bird special in the morning show Expresso today - Jennifer Rush made the sun rising.
Multi Platinum Award for Jennifer Rush, April 2013
During her stay in South Africa Jennifer Rush received Multi Platinum Award from Sony Music South Africa for her enormous sales in this country.
Jennifer Rush in South Africa
Jennifer and her crew arrived well in South Africa to keep on doing rehearsals and of course a lot of promotion for the upcoming shows.
Live in Concert, 2013
Gigs in South Africa confirmed:
April 26th and 27th, 2013 - Cape Town, Convention Centre
May 3rd and 4th, 2013 - Johannesburg, Emperors Palace
Jennifer Rush on German TVJennifer Rush will perform her outstanding hit "The Power Of Love" in the german Show "The Ultimate Chartshow - The Most Covered Songs In Charthistory". It will be on air February 8th, 21:15 h, RTL. Don´t miss it !
Happy Holidays, December 2012
Another year has past and even though the news on the website might look empty– a lot of interesting things happened for Jennifer Rush this year.
Website relaunched, April 2012"Hope you like the new web design and new pictures! Stay tuned for more news and wishing you all a great Spring and Summer! Love, Jenny"
10 years ago the well known german comedian Dirk Bach made a great idea come true and gathered some artist, friends, and colleagues to go on stage and perform their favourite songs to collect money for the Aids Aid Cologne.
Jennifer Rush at Cover me
Jennifer Rush is performing at the 10th Annual Cover Me AIDS event in Cologne, Germany, December 9th and 10th.
Acoustic September - loads of travel, fun and performing
Three different stages in one week: on a Luxury Liner, in front of Luxury Cars and for Charity – Jenny used these three "not-open-to-the-public" gigs to enjoy doing her acoustic program.
Jennifer Rush Rocks Wuhlheide with an audience of 17,000
June 25, 2011: As the last act of the night at this year's Open Air Festival of Berlin's Radio Station 91,4. Jennifer came onstage right after 10pm. The schedule was very strict...
Gigs for 2011 - Update
Jenny just performed her first open-to-the-public event of 2011 with her band in front of an audience of 1500 in Isenburg, Germany.
Concerts in 2011First concert dates are confirmed - more to come soon. Check out the dates for more details.
New Year – New Website
It's a New Year and to celebrate we are freshening up our website!
Thank you so much for all your support in 2010 - I wish each and every one of you a happy and healthy 2011, and can't wait to see you in 2011!
Love, Jenny
Artists against Aids in Berlin, November 22, 2010
In the Theater des Westens in Berlin, Germany Jennifer sang for the 10th Anniversary of "Artists Against AIDS." It was an exciting evening with all proceeds going to the Berlin Aids Organization...
Arata superb si canta divin...
It was with standing ovations Jennifer Rush ended her concert on
Sunday night in front of 4,600 fans in the Palace Hall in
Jennifer Rush on Romanian TV
The evening before the concert Jennifer was a guest on Romania's OTV TV Show "Senzational" with host Dan Dianconescu who also owns the television station. Jennifer and Dan seemed to get on quite well...


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It appears increasingly likely that the Supreme Court will strike down part or all of the controversial ObamaCare law this June. The left has responded with skepticism, warnings, and emotional appeals to save the unconstitutional individual mandate. They are unified in threatening that the American health care system will remain broken if ObamaCare is struck down. Ad nauseam, they insist that conservatives haven't offered any solutions.
This simply isn't true. Conservatives have always made it clear that ObamaCare needs to be replaced as well as repealed. Representative Paul Broun (R-GA) recently introduced a great "repeal and replace" bill, the Patient OPTION Act. This bill is a comprehensive health care reform package designed to create a true patient-centered system that addresses the skyrocketing cost and lack of consumer control in health care.
One key provision allows you to deduct all of your health care expenses, including health insurance, from your tax returns. As things stand today, only health care expenses exceeding 7.5% of your adjusted gross income may be deducted from your taxes owed. Many Americans don't pass that threshold and receive no tax relief from the current system as a result. For those who do have high medical expenses, recouping that chunk of their income would provide tremendous relief.
Critics often argue that the American health care system undertreats chronic conditions and fails to encourage preventative care. Treating chronic conditions and practicing preventative care can be a serious drain on a family's resources, but usually the expenses won't be high enough to hit that 7.5% benchmark. By making all health care expenditures fully tax deductible, more Americans will be able to treat their chronic conditions and afford preventative care.
Full tax deductibility would also level the playing field for all Americans with regard to health insurance. The current tax code discriminates against Americans who would rather forgo employer-based insurance to purchase an individual insurance plan, or self-insure. Therefore, making the tax code fairer also increases patient choice.
There is a long history behind the 7.5% deduction threshold. It starts with the Social Security Amendments (Medicare Act) of 19651, which set the benchmark at 3%. The Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 19822 raised that floor to 5%. A few years later, the Tax Reform Act of 19863 brought the deduction percentage to the current 7.5%. Finally, ObamaCare4 increased it to 10% for folks over age 65. Beginning in 2013, this will make health care even more costly for seniors.
Other conservative groups have suggested different forms of tax relief, such as tax credits. However, these plans are politically unfeasible and would make it even more difficult to balance the federal budget. Full deductibility is a doable proposal that would make a real difference in the lives of most Americans.
By itself, full tax deductibility will not revolutionize the American health care system. However, packaged with the comprehensive set of reforms in Rep. Broun's Patient OPTION Act, full tax deductibility is an important step toward a patient-centered system that focuses on lowering costs and improving the quality of health care.
TAKE ACTION: Urge your Members of Congress to cosponsor the Patient OPTION Act!
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Individuals do not see exactly how you can easily extend care to individuals who do not now have it without harming folks who do have it now. I think Obama ignored, as did Clinton, the sensitivity of individuals to exactly what they see as an effort to make them share the healthcare with unsatisfactory individuals. People see it appropriately. "Healthcare reform" is news speak for redistribution. Individuals do not wish to "share" their specialist-- they desire his undivided attention. They do not desire the exceptional facilities, such as <"http://www.non12step-drugrehabs.org/state-rehabs/north-carolina-rehab.ht... Carolina drug rehabs, near their house to be moved far away in order to also out "health care variations." They do not desire funds utilized for treating for their youngster's unusual cancer to be moved into purchasing others birth control.


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The Year in Retrospect–Perspective of a New Hire
It seems like only a year ago when I stepped in the Cisco office as a new hire fresh out of college. Oh wait, it was just a year ago when all this happened. Time flies when work is never dull and learning seems never-ending. I can go on and on about all the lessons I learned, awesome projects I got to witness and work on, the supportive team I work with, etcetera etcetera. Instead of writing a 365-page book documenting my adventures at Cisco (a page a day is an underestimation by the way), I'll summarize the top three things I learned at Cisco.
1. Don't be afraid to make your ideas heard:
I don't know about you, but when I first started, approaching a colleague, manager, or director with a new idea seemed more intimidating than jumping off an airplane 5,000 feet above the ground in a sky diving lesson. Mind you, I have a serious case of acrophobia (read: fear of heights). When you're new, everyone else is more senior than you, has more experience under the belt, knows more about the ins and outs of Cisco, and need I say more? The idea of bringing a new idea to the table seems almost ridiculous.
"Someone must have come up with the idea before."
"What if they say no?"
These were thoughts that often held me back. At some point, though, I came to realize I don't know for sure if the idea has been suggested before or if it was going to be rejected. I don't know until I make my ideas heard. My biggest limiting factor was me for paralyzing myself in action with unproductive second guesses. The moment I came to this epiphany was the moment I began to participate more in discussions and felt more like part of a team.
Think of it this way, one of the greatest assets of a new hire is his or her fresh perspective. Free of corporate habits and a stranger to conventions, a new hire is essentially a blank canvas, a creative masterpiece waiting to happen. So next time you have a new idea, make it heard.
2. Work-life balance:
College was like this for me: Class for about 5 hours a day, then a part-time job for about 4 hours, club meetings for an hour or two, group meeting for 3 hours, study group session for 2 hours, essay and homework for who knows how long… There simply wasn't enough time for myself, my family, or my friends. Reading for the sake of reading became impossible, making a phone call to my family became less frequent, hanging out with friends was something dictated by my calendar. I was always stressed and soon my health took a hit. I was sick at least four times a year, each time lasting about a month.
That's why I made a pact to work on my work-life balance. After four years of overworking in college, it's challenging to say the least to change that habit. So I created a plan: sign off after 7pm, keep weekends for my family and friends, and make a point to take a lunch break away from the desk each day (even if it's just for half an hour). This has been working out for me so far. Occasionally, I still check my emails in the middle of the night, turn on my work laptop on weekends when I'm approaching a deadline, and definitely guilty of working through lunch sometimes. I'm still learning how to balance my work and personal lives, but I have seen a lot of improvements since I started dedicating more time to doing the things that keep me grounded and recharged.
3. Make the best out of the differences between you and your team:
The thing I've always appreciated about Cisco is the opportunity to work with people from all over the world and walks of life. To think… I once thought college was a melting pot of different cultures, personalities, and dreams. Cisco is like that but to the fifth power! I get to work with people from Europe and Asia, learn from some of the most intelligent individuals who have been in the business for 10+ years, collaborate with teams across functions, and meet with people who think differently than me. It's not always a walk in the park, I admit, to come to a consensus when it comes to decision-making, and it will take time to bounce different ideas back and forth before arriving at the best decision possible. When there are disagreements, I can always rest assured it's because we view one single issue through different perspectives. I am fascinated by how there is no one way to address an issue, and there is always someone in this company who is just hands-down unquestionably good in areas I still need to perfect. I see this as another opportunity to learn from someone who knows more than me and who has qualities I need to learn from. So what did I learn? To thrive in differences!
Reflecting on my top three lessons for the year, I feel incredibly lucky and thankful for Cisco and the people I work with. I'm thankful my colleagues are always open to hearing my new ideas and contribute to an environment that's so accepting. I'm thankful Cisco encourages work-life balance and allows for work flexibility that gives us the chance to dedicate time to all the other things that are important to us outside of work. I'm thankful my colleagues think differently than me and have different ways of approaching an issue (last thing I want is being in a room with multiple forms of me). I have so much more I'm thankful for, but let's not make this a cheesy post.
Whether you're a new hire or not, I'm certain there are always lessons learned and things to be thankful for. Tell me about them in the comment section below!
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I am thankful for the interesting Cisco blogs I read everyday. It's good that I learn a thing or two about Cisco and it's products. 😀


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On Friday, Keith Jost of Hillsboro was expecting his wheat to head out in the next week or two. Hot weather on Sunday sent the plants into high gear as heads rapidly emerged from their stalks.
After a wheat quality tour across the state April 28 to Thursday by farmers, millers, and agriculture experts, the Kansas wheat crop is expected to yield 18 percent lower than in 2013.
The plants are short, varying from six to 14 inches. The tour report stated that wheat plants would be "stressed into maturity," meaning they would send out heads even though the plants are short. That is what is happening.
Roger Bartel, who lives southwest of Hillsboro, has 100 acres in wheat.
"It needs rain but it doesn't look too bad," he said. "We got enough rain last fall to produce a good stand."
He said he was surprised to see that the wheat had grown a little lately despite the lack of moisture. He said the thicker, taller wheat had more rain after it was planted and was able to develop a good root system.
His farm received .20 of rain April 27. Some reports indicate rainfall so far this year to be one of the lowest in the area since 1936.
Bartel said his best wheat is about 10 inches tall, and when it heads out, it will be 15 inches tall.
He said he heard that some wheat fields have been zeroed out, but if a field is judged to yield even eight or nine bushels per acre, it might pay to harvest it. Wheat futures are up 26 percent so far this year. The cash price Monday morning at Cooperative Grain and Supply was $7.89.
Danny Rudolph of Lincolnville planted more than 600 acres of wheat last fall.
"It's not very tall and thinner than it should be, but I guess we'll find out how it will do in a month," he said.
He isn't too worried about the outcome because he has crop insurance, which will more than cover any yield loss he may have.
Dwight Kruse of Marion said his wheat on bottomland looks good but other wheat is more stressed.
"I don't have an opinion on the harvest," he said. "I've never seen it like this before."
Jost farms around Hillsboro and in the Durham area. He has 1,000 acres of wheat. He said the wheat around Hillsboro looks better and more uniform than that around Durham.
"This is a critical time of the year," he said. "The wheat is not flowering yet, so there is no danger from frost."
He said he has noticed yellowing spots in some of his fields. Wheat plants are 12 inches tall when they could be 28 to 30 inches tall.
The wheat is stressed because of lack of moisture, and the hot weather will compound that.
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Jim's family, including his sister Crystal and brother Carl, is a very close family but they certainly don't stand on ceremony. It doesn't matter that Jim is bringing the Stanley Cup into the family home - they'll bust his chops every bit as quickly as they'll take anyone else to task. It makes for very fun family get-togethers; ones where you're always advised to remain on your toes. The banter was fast and furious as the McKenzies sat down to a barbecued steak dinner.
After supper, Jim took the Stanley Cup to Tapps, one of his favourite local bars. There, the town could come out and see Jim and the Stanley Cup. One woman, excited about seeing the trophy up close, pardoned herself and said, "Now tell again how you win the Grey Cup." Jim was ever so polite, grinning and telling her the Grey Cup was for the Canadian Football League championship. "This is the Stanley Cup. For hockey," Jim chuckled. "Never mind, then," the lady replied as she walked away. At two o'clock in the morning, McKenzie packed up the hockey trophy and took it back to his parents' place.
Jim sat in the back of a pickup truck with the Stanley Cup as a parade made its way down Main Street in the Town of Carlyle. This was a wonderful celebration of hockey's grassroots. Better than five hundred fans came out to cheer for Jim McKenzie and to ogle hockey's most extraordinary trophy. The truck rolled slowly to a halt, and Jim was introduced to a roar from those in attendance. There were a number of speeches, and then McKenzie was presented with one of his original Carlyle jerseys. He was so pleased, and the crowd showed their appreciation to a local boy with a prolonged ovation. Then, Jim sat and signed autographs and posed for pictures, with the proceeds going towards the local arena. A number of the guys with whom Jim had once played stopped by to share a few memories, and McKenzie sincerely appreciated the gesture. You know that someday, ten or fifteen years from now, many of these same men will be saying, "Son, that's a picture of me and Jim McKenzie the year he brought the Stanley Cup to Carlyle. I used to play with him back in the day. Held my own, too!"
Supper was ready at Myrna and Larry's when Jim arrived home. The banter continued, and the McKenzies had each other laughing. Jim had barely put his knife and fork down when he decided he wanted to return to Tapps with the Stanley Cup. The bar was jam packed, and the Stanley Cup was filled to the brim with beverages - first Kokanee beer, then margaritas, then rye and cokes and then Caesars. Each time, patrons would take a sip from the Cup, and then Jim would hold it for the next person. After the bowl was drained, it would be filled up again.
On Monday, the Stanley Cup arrives in Loon Lake, the guest of Jeff Friesen.
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I plan to do an ongoing comparison of the various enchants that are available for armor, looking at them from both threat as well as survivability points of view. The first enchants I am going to look at are glove enchants.
The following are the typical glove enchants that a tank would be interested in.
For survival, I lean towards pure stamina in the Knothide Armor Kit, but Superior Agility is nice from an avoidance point of view as well.
1. [item]Heavy Knothide Armor Kit[/item] 10 Stamina Thanks Azhokgra!
2. [item]Formula: Enchant Gloves – Superior Agility[/item] 15 Agility
3. [item]Glove Reinforcements[/item] 240 Armor
4. [item]Vindicator's Armor Kit[/item] 8 Defense
5. [item]Formula: Enchant Gloves – Greater Agility[/item] 7 Agility
Finally there is the 2% Threat enchant which I favor over the above in most circumstances.
[item]Formula: Enchant Gloves – Threat[/item] +2% Threat
Of course if by some chance you are looking for a pure DPS enchant, you would want to get the +15 Strength enchant, Enchant Gloves – Major Strength.
Addendum Nov 10, 2008 – With the changes from patch 3.0, the +15 STR enchant is an excellent option. We'll see when we reach level 80 if glove enchant options chang!


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Monday, July 23, 2012
Theater for the New City
at TNC Gallery, at Theater for the New City. One of my favorite places to see art in NYC.
Charles Krezell at TNC, on anaba 7/2010.
Shawn Cupid at TNC, on my flickr, 9/2011. Can't believe I never put these on anaba.
Armando Merrero
Mike Rimbaud, Love Until the End.
i did not get the name of this artist but is this one of the weirdest coolest paintings i have seen this year??
+ crazy ever-changing murals in the basement.
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Faf du Plessis will lead South Africa in the three-match Twenty20 series against New Zealand later this month to free regular limited overs skipper AB de Villiers from the burden of captaincy, the cricket board said on Thursday.
De Villiers remained part of the 15-member squad, which includes four uncapped players, for the Twenty20 matches in Durban (December 21), East London (December 23) and Port Elizabeth (December 26).
"AB de Villiers remains our first-choice captain in this format," selection convener Andrew Hudson said in a statement.
"But AB is one of the players we need to rotate in the interest of his workload across all three formats and we want to have one captain for the entire series," he added.
For the two-Test series against the Kiwis starting on January 2, South Africa stuck with the same squad which beat Australia earlier this month to retain the No 1 ranking.
Opener Henry Davids of the Titans and the Lions duo of stumper-batsman Quinton de Kock and left-arm spinner Aaron Phangiso were among the new faces in the Twenty20 side.
Lions all-rounder Chris Morris played for the Proteas in a Twenty20 series in Zimbabwe in July but the games were unofficial so he too would fancy winning his first official cap.
"We could not consider JP Duminy Colin Ingram and Albie Morkel because of injury while we decided to rest Jacques Kallis and Hashim Amla ," Hudson said.
Johan Botha was not considered due to his commitments in Australia.
Twenty20 squad: Faf du Plessis (capt), Farhaan Berhadien, Henry Davids, Quinton de Kock, AB de Villiers, Rory Kleinveldt, Richard Levi, David Miller, Morne Morkel, Chris Morris, Wayne Parnell Robin Peterson, Aaron Phangiso, Dale Steyn Lonwabo Tsotsobe.
Test squad: Graeme Smith (capt), Hashim Amla, AB de Villiers, Faf du Plessis, Dean Elgar, Jacques Kallis, Rory Kleinveldt, Morne Morkel, Alviro Peterson, Robin Peterson, Vernon Philander, Jacques Rudolph, Dale Steyn.


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Each year, our education team collaborates with National Inventors Hall of Fame® Inductees to develop a new, action-packed Camp Invention experience for your child. With our 2019 program, Supercharged™, campers will take on four exciting challenges, meet innovative superheroes and bring home newfound confidence.
Children team up with the Innovation Force, a group of NIHF Inductees who have been transformed into superheroes, to battle the evil Plagiarizer, a supervillain who is out to steal the world's ideas. As children create a device to retrieve the stolen ideas, they learn about the importance of collaboration and patents.
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Songwriter/producer Derek Miller and vocalist Alexis Krauss compriseSleigh Bells, an experimental pop duo that began earning its first fans after a breakout performance at the 2009 CMJ Festival. The musicians formed the group in New York, where Miller (a Florida native and onetime member of hardcore act Poison the Well) had relocated in the hopes of starting a new project. He found his ideal partner in Krauss, a former vocalist for the teenaged girl group Rubyblue, and the two began creating a batch of demos that combined pop hooks with loud, rhythmic crunch. The duo signed to M.I.A.'s boutique label N.E.E.T. and released its debut album, Treats, in 2010 to critical acclaim. The band spent much of 2011 touring but found time to record, with Miller writing songs inspired by personal tragedy and playing a particularly metallic-sounding Jackson USA Soloist. The results, Reign of Terror, were released early in 2012.
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It's been a while since we released the new version of Elcomsoft Phone Password Breaker that allows downloading backups from iCloud (read the press release). Many customers all over the world are already using this new feature intensively, but we still get many questions about its benefits, examples of cases when it can be used and how to use it properly. We also noticed many ironic comments in different forums (mostly from users without any experience in using iOS devices and so have no idea what iCloud backups actually are, I guess), saying that there is nothing really new or interesting there, because anyone with Apple ID and password can access the data stored in iCloud backup anyway.
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Today's guest blog post is written by Dr. Susan B. Hyatt. Dr. Hyatt is currently an Associate Professor of Anthropology at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). During the 1980s, she spent 8 years working as a community organizer in South Chicago, which is where she first developed her interest in community collaborative projects. Dr. Hyatt has volunteered to lead a program in the Anthropologists Back to School initiative. Her program will take place at The Field Museum. This new initiative seeks volunteers to lead and assist programs at various host sites throughout Chicago on Wednesday, November 20 from 9am to12pm. Share your passion of anthropology while giving back to this year's host city – Chicago. Learn more about how you can participate in Anthropologists Back to School and register today!
I am looking forward to participating in the Anthropologists Back to School initiative at the Field Museum in Chicago on November 19th. My workshop will be based on a collaborative ethnographic project I carried out in Indianapolis, which brought together university students, a synagogue, a community center and a Black Baptist Church in an endeavor we called, "The Neighborhood of Saturdays."
In 2010, Anthropology students from my institution, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) began conducting oral history interviews with former residents of what had once been one of the most multi-ethnic neighborhoods in Indianapolis—the near Southside. We focused on two groups who had occupied that space between 1920-1960— the children of Jewish immigrants whose families hailed from cities formerly located in the Ottoman Empire in the early years of the 20th century, and African Americans whose families arrived from the south during the Great Migration. During the 1950s, many of the Jewish families began moving to the more affluent northside neighborhoods where many of the Jewish communal institutions had already relocated. Ten years later, the remaining African American community was displaced by the construction of an interstate highway that bisected the old neighborhood, destroying both residential properties and a once-vibrant commercial strip.
Former African-American and Jewish neighbors largely lost contact with one another after the highway came through. Once a year, however, the African-American former southsiders continued to gather in a small park in the old neighborhood for a reunion picnic, held on the first Saturday in August. I learned about the reunion picnics and began attending them in 2008 with the idea that students enrolled in my Ethnographic Methods class would collect life histories about the old Southside and about the reunions, which were then in their 35th year. I had assumed that the neighborhood had long been primarily African-American, however in my interviews at that first picnic, several folks shared with me their recollections of how special they felt it had been to grow up in a multi-ethnic neighborhood, especially in that earlier historical era, and they reminisced in particular about their former Jewish neighbors and about the many Jewish-owned businesses that had once thronged the main thoroughfare, Meridian St.
Through a chance encounter, I met later met a member of one of those Southside Jewish families and she put me in touch with others. Both communities were excited and enthusiastic about coming back together to work with the students toward the goal of writing a book about their community. We changed the name of the project from "First Saturday in August" to "The Neighborhood of Saturdays," which incorporated references to both the picnic and to the Jewish observance of the Sabbath on Saturdays.
Over a two-year period, Jewish and African-American Southsiders gathered regularly with the students to record their life stories and to talk about the on-going research and plan the book. In addition to carrying out the oral history interviews, students also engaged in archival research about the neighborhood and they organized several events we called "scan-a-thons." The scan-a-thons were held at a community center, at the synagogue and at the Black church, where we invited people to bring old photographs, church bulletins, newspaper articles and other memorabilia about the neighborhood which we scanned using laptops and portable scanners. All of that material was organized and catalogued by our university library's Digital Scholarship team and it is now available on a library web site, along with some of the publicity that the project garnered, including an article from the New York Times and a recent story on our local NPR affiliate.
Last February, we self-published the book, The Neighborhood of Saturdays: Memories of a Multi-Ethnic Neighborhood on Indianapolis' Southside. Elders who were involved in the project have continued to organize events around the city to share their memories of growing up together and to reflect on their experiences reuniting after more than 50 years to work on the book.
The students and I were surprised to learn that during an era when Jim Crow was a de facto aspect of life in Indianapolis, in the "neighborhood of Saturdays," people had once come together across racial and religious boundaries to forge friendships that were revived by our research project. For my Back to School workshop, I plan to share some stories about this project and to perhaps show the students some short videos of our elders talking about the old neighborhood. I hope to help them think about how urban neighborhoods change through time, and to understand how we can use strategies like mapping, interviewing and scanning old photographs to discover stories that might surprise us today. Like Sabiyha Prince, I also hope that some of them will think about working on their own neighborhood history projects, and about perhaps organizing their own story-telling sessions and even scan-a-thons with their family elders and neighbors. If nothing else, hopefully they will learn that the communities where they live now and that they take for granted in their current incarnations may once have looked very different, and that they can use some of the strategies we used to uncover their own neighborhood's "hidden history."


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Silent Hill 4 - The Room - Platform: Playstation 2
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Brand New Fear mode
Successfully complete the game on any difficulty setting. Save the game
after the credits complete to unlock the "Brand New Fear" option.
One Weapon mode
Successfully complete the game with a rank of 10 big stars to unlock One
Weapon mode.
Full Weapons/Apartment Replenish mode
Achive a 10 star ranking in One Weapon mode to unlock Full
Weapons/Apartment Replenish mode. This mode has the following features: At
the start of the game, upon entering the subway system you will see that
each and every weapon is laid out in front of you. You can grab every one
of them. Also, whenever you return to your apartment, you will find six
boxes of bullets in the laundry room as well as ten Health Drinks in your
Start a game in "Brand New Fear" mode. After entering the Forest World for
the first time go to Jasper's car. Search near by for a cut tree trunk.
Look next to it to find the chainsaw.
Submachine gun
Successfully complete the game with a rank of at least 9 big stars. Start
a game in "Brand New Fear" mode and look in Room 202 in the Apartment
World to find a submachine gun for Eileen.
Alternate Eileen costume
Start a game in "Brand New Fear" mode. Continue until the "Outside of Room
302" part of the game. Enter Room 303 and search it for Eileen's nurse
costume. Collect it and complete the game. When you start a new game, you
can now have Eileen dressed as a nurse.
Alternate Cynthia costume
Unlock all four endings and Eileen's alternate costume on a single game
save. Start a new game and select Eileen's nurse costume. Cynthia will
wear her alternate costume.
Control loading screen
Sometimes when the scene changes or you go through a door, a black screen
will appear with a ghost or a red/gray circle. Use the Right Analog-stick
to move the ghost, and circle around or zoom in on them.
Knock on window
When looking outside, press X and you may knock on the window. This trick
has no use.
Call restaurant
When you look out your window, you can see the phone number of a
restaurant. You can use the phone to call that number for fun.
Radio clues
Notice the suspicious radio in Henry's living room. At certain parts
throughout the game, you will be able to listen to certain broadcasts.
Listen to them carefully as they will be part of the story and clue you
into what is going on. After you finish the subway, take out the chocolate
milk and keep it in your inventory; then save and restart. When you
reload, look through the front door peephole then go to the radio for a
broadcast from Washington. They will talk about a 3 year old boy. Also,
when you first use the radio in your living room, a report will come on
about a man who was arrested for being naked and urinating in public. The
name of the person is Suguru Murakoshi. He is the director and scenario
writer of the game.
The use of guns is not necessary. It is quite easy to use melee weapons
throughout the game. Also, using guns on ghosts prove ineffective unless
the bullets are silver.
Batting practice
When remaining idle with the aluminum bat is equipped, Henry will begin to
practice his swing.
Saint Necklace
Wearing the Saint Necklace, it has two uses: to keep your "ghost sense"
from causing actual damage, and to actually exorcise spirits from your
apartment. When wearing it in any other world besides the apartment, the
screen will do its usual haziness when ghosts appear, but nothing more
until the necklace breaks. Keep in mind that the necklace will break if
you are confronted by ghosts for too long. Wearing the necklace and
running to a possessed area of your apartment will cause the spirit to
fight back, but if the necklace is not already broken, the spirit will
lose and disappear. Keep in mind that you must have your apartment
completely exorcised for the good endings.
Sword Of Obedience
There is no need to waste a sword if you are just entering areas for
items. Instead, knock the ghost down and stab it with the sword, get what
you need, and take the sword back. After taking the blade out, you have
five to seven seconds to leave without your "ghost sense" ringing out.
The Man's Doll
When a strange man places the doll on the stairway, do not take it. It
actually makes things worse for you afterwards. If you place it in your
storage box, babies will appear above the box, making it difficult to
check your items. Your only choice would be to hold it in your inventory,
but it requires a slot that you may need.
Mannequin body parts
When you enter the forest for the second time, go to the corner with the
torch. Take the torch and take it to your laundry room in your apartment.
Use the oil found on the workbench inside there on the torch. When you
return, you may light it when you approach the other torches pressing X.
This is used to see down each well that happens to be in each corner of
the map. Be cautious however -- if you use the torch to attack or unequip
it, it will go out. This causes you to turn back to light it. Killing all
of the enemies first and running from the man chasing you is recommended.
Midwhich Elementary school bus
When looking out of your window during the day, you will notice a school
bus. If you look close enough, you will notice it is A Midwhich Elementary
school bus. This is a reference to the original Silent Hill, where it is
the school in which you visit within the first thirty minutes of the game.
Ghost Cynthia and the candle
Unlike most ghosts, if a candle is placed in front of the ghost Cynthia,
she will stand in place and scream as her hair begins to float in every
other direction. Other ghosts simply fall.
Eileen's behavior
When you are about in the building world for the second time, sometimes
Eileen will act like the little kid and at other times act as if being
attacked by a demon or act like a demon. Note: If you are near Eileen when
she acts like a demon, it will affect you health.
Eileen's damage
If you allow Eileen to take enough damage, her appearance will change for
the worst, and she will walk faster towards the pool in the final battle.
Eileen's Special Gift
Once you get to the wish house, after it has burnt down the mysterious
writing in blood can be read aloud by Eileen. After some adjusting she
will say "Okay...here goes..." and read the words.
To get different types of endings, you must do one of four things. Either
clear your apartment of ghosts before the final battle, or do not; and let
Eileen die or not. These two course of actions create four different


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NYU - 3, Farmingdale State - 1
Riverdale, N.Y. - NYU scored three second half goals en route to a 3-1 non-conference win over Farmingdale State Thursday night at Gaelic Park in Riverdale, N.Y. The Rams dropped to 3-4 overall, while the Violets improved to 4-2 on the year.
After a scoreless first half, NYU's junior forward Erin Ahmed (Dallas, Tex.) broke the tie with a goal only 3:24 after the break. Six minutes later, sophomore forward Cami Crawford (El Dorado Hills, Cal.) scored on a header off Mary Clair's (Shaker Heights, OH) corner kick to put the Violets ahead 2-0. NYU converted on another corner kick to open up a 3-0 advantage as junior midfielder Natalie Beach (New Haven, Conn.) headed the pass from Serra Tumay (Delray Beach, Fla.) with 26:50 left to play.
The Rams cut the deficit to 3-1 with 17:38 remaining as senior forward Corine Magee (Mastic, N.Y.) netted the feed from sophomore defender Andrea Kiefer (Centereach, N.Y.). Neither team would score over the final 17 minutes as Farmingdale State dropped the non-conference match with NYU.
Freshman goalkeeper Breanna Blair (Littleton, Colo.) recorded six saves for the Rams, while sophomore goalie Meg Patten (San Diego, Cal.) stopped two shots in the victory.
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The full (French) trailer for David Cronenberg's dark film Cosmopolis is out, showcasing a whole lotta sex and glimpses into the crappy "not-too-distant" future. Watch as rich boy Robert Pattinson sinks into the gritty abyss of future New York as he rides his limo in search of a haircut.
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New York City, not-too-distant-future: Eric Packer, a 28 year-old finance golden boy dreaming of living in a civilization ahead of this one, watches a dark shadow cast over the firmament of the Wall Street galaxy, of which he is the uncontested king. As he is chauffeured across midtown Manhattan to get a haircut at his father's old barber, his anxious eyes are glued to the yuan's exchange rate: it is mounting against all expectations, destroying Eric's bet against it. Eric Packer is losing his empire with every tick of the clock. Meanwhile, an eruption of wild activity unfolds in the city's streets. Petrified as the threats of the real world infringe upon his cloud of virtual convictions, his paranoia intensifies during the course of his 24-hour cross-town odyssey. Packer starts to piece together clues that lead him to a most terrifying secret: his imminent assassination.
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TL;DR Playing Avett Brothers songs in the ICU helped my cousin breathe more easily while on a ventilator.
Two weeks ago my cousin Sterling went to urgent care with a bad cold. They told him to go to the ER. In the ER at Wake Med he had congestive heart failure and was flown by helicopter to Duke's cardiac center. Over the course of 4 days he underwent 4 operations to put pumps on the left and right ventricles of his heart. Those are now the only things keeping him alive.
Yesterday, March 4th, his daughter (his first child) was also born at Duke. Last night we started to wean Sterling off of the sedation and wake him up. If you've ever experienced this then you know how awful it is. Each breath is agony. You struggle, in intense pain, to understand what's going on. Sterling was extremely disoriented, confused, and in pain.
The nurses called me back into the ICU to try to keep him calm. I held his hand and told him to breathe easy and not to fight the ventilator. He was still very agitated. I asked the nurse if she thought music would help and she said sure. I started playing the same song we played at his wedding, murder in the city ("There is nothing worth sharing like the love that let us share our name"). His breathing started to slow and relax. He stopped fighting the ventilator so much and fell into a peaceful rhythm of breathing with the music. We sat and listened to music for hours. I told him to squeeze my hand if he wanted more music and he did.
I plan to keep playing songs for him until he can breathe without the ventilator and maybe even more after that.
We both got introduced to the Avett Brothers for the first time in 2009 when I heard their songs at WCU. I've been an avid fan ever since.
I live in California now and I already bought tickets for the greek theatre show. It's my hope that Sterling can be well enough to come to that show with me.
I am forever indebted to all of the band for the beautiful music they've made and the comfort they've provided Sterling. I don't know how I could ever repay them but if there is anything I can do I will.
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It is great hearing about your Cousin and how music helped him. The Avett Brothers' songs helped my Wife and I through some of our darkest times as well. When she died suddenly 2 months ago at the age of 36, I chose The Avett Brothers to send her off into eternity: "Always remember there was nothing worth sharing like the love that let us share our name." Those words were engraved on her tombstone.
Few groups know how to pluck at every heart string and inspire love, loss, and humanity the way these guys do.
Take care!
Few groups know how to pluck at every heart string and inspire love, loss, and humanity the way these guys do.
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The Ohio University School of Music announced that the Chamber Orchestra will be embarking on a special NYC tour to take place during OU's spring break on March 1-4 that kicks-off with a performance in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on February 27.
"This is the first out-of-state tour in at least a decade for the ensemble, and I can't think of a better experience for our students than NYC," said Director of Orchestral Activities Steven Huang. "This tour is a chance for us to share fine orchestral music and the talents from Ohio University with a broader community. It is also a learning experience for students to see different musical groups and to visit youth symphonies and other institutes."
The touring group will comprise the core string members of the Ohio University Symphony Orchestra, including 20+ music majors and non-majors. The concert theme is "Winter to Spring", and the repertoire begins with Astor Piazzolla's "Winter" from The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, and end with Vivaldi's Baroque classic concerto from The Four Seasons, "Spring," with featured soloist and OU violin faculty, Solomiya Ivakhiv, who has strong connections to the New York and Philadelphia music communities. Because the tour will have a performance at the Ukraine Institute in NYC many of the works featured in the performance are of Ukrainian background. The concert will also include the Janacek's Suite for Strings.
To kick-off the tour the Chamber Orchestra will have a free performance in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Thursday, February 27 at 7:30 p.m. Guest artist Sharon Wei, violist, will join the orchestra on this concert in a performance of Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante for violin and viola.
Complete Schedule of NYC Tour:
Sat., March 1
Outreach Activity
Philadelphia Youth Symphony
Philadelphia, PA
Sun., March 2
3:00 p.m.
Ukraine Institute, NYC
Mon., March 3
7:00 p.m.
Lawrenceville School
Princeton, NJ
Tue., March 4
Outreach Activity
North Hills High School, Ross Township, PA
For more information about this and other School of Music Events, please visit www.ohio.edu/finearts/music/.


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Anna Lou Davis, 68, of Coalfield, died Thursday, Dec. 13, 2007 at Methodist Medical Center in Oak Ridge.
She was born June 7, 1939 in the Fork Mountain Community of New River. The family moved to Oliver Springs in 1955, and Anna Lou gradu-ated from Oliver Springs High School in 1959.
She was a loving mother, grandmother, and the joy of her life was caring for and spending time with her family.
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Frances Dyer Barker, 102, of Kingston, died Saturday, Nov. 17, 2007.
Bobbie June Basler
Bobbie June Basler, 71, of Harriman, died Saturday, Dec. 8, 2007, in University of Tennessee Medical Center, Knoxville.
She was a beloved wife, mother and grandmother.
She was preceded in death by mother and father, Mamie Solomon Rus-sell and Claiborn Russell; daughter, Gina Marie Basler; sister, Donna Faye Miller; and grandson, Joshua Shane Basler.
Mattie Pearline Ewing
Mattie Pearline Ewing, 58, of Harriman, died Monday, Dec. 3, 2007, in Methodist Medical Center, Oak Ridge.
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Mattie Ewing, 58, of Harriman, died Monday, Dec. 3, 2007, in Methodist Medical Center, Oak Ridge.
Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Evans Mortuary of Rockwood.
Patrizia Pennington Hull
Patrizia Pennington Hull, 42, of Louisville, Tenn., died Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2007, as a result of an automobile accident.
Pat Adkisson
Pat Adkisson, 53, of Coalfield, died Friday, Nov. 30, 2007, at her home.
A retired hairdresser, she was of the Baptist faith. She enjoyed gardening and spending time with her family, and she dearly loved her five grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by parents, Raymond and Georgia Mae Adkisson.
Robert Kevin 'Robby' James
Robert Kevin "Robby" James, 35, of Gatlinburg, formerly of Harriman, died Thursday, Nov. 22, 2007, in Fort Sanders Sevier Medical Center, Sevierville.
He was preceded in death by parents, William Robert James Jr. and Carolyn Lee York.
Survivors include brothers and sisters, Chuck Stringfield, Scott Stringfield, Agnie Rines, Greta Stringfield, Phil James, Debra Hazelwood and Gail Pope; stepmother, Bessie James; and several nieces and nephews.
Gary J. Beeler
Gary J. Beeler, 55, of Monroe, Mich., died Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2007, in Mercy Memorial Hospital, Monroe, after being in poor health for several years.
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Fay Ola Lane Hartley, 82, of Lake City, Fla., died Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2007.
Born in Kingston, she was the daughter of Rufus Hillard and Mattie Johnston Lane, both of whom preceded her in death. She had lived in Lake City since 1945. She was a Southern Bell telephone operator for nine years, and she owned and operated Fay's Beauty Shop for 18 years. She loved her family, and in her spare time she loved gardening flowers, cooking, feeding her chickens, doves and dogs. She was a member of Lake City First Baptist Church.
L. Allean Bailey
L. Allean Bailey, 86, of Kingston, died Friday, Nov. 23, 2007, after an extended illness with cancer.
Born Feb. 12, 1921, in Jasper County, Ill., she was the youngest of 14 children. She was a faith-ful member of Morrison Hill Christian Church, Kingston, and only grew stronger in her faith and love of the Lord as her health declined. Her sense of humor never failed. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1995.
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State reminds parents to have kids immunized
Kindergarten through 12th grade students are required to be current on immunizations before attending school. A list of shots required is at http://www.kdheks.gov/immunize/.
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Brent Hodges' gamble paid off and he captured the 2013 Montgomery Towing Super Street Stock Shootout at Lancaster Super Speedway on Saturday, Aug. 31.
The race featured three segments, with Timbo Mangum taking the opening segment. Andrew Baker took the third.
Lancaster Super Speedway caps its August schedule with the Montgomery Towing Super (Street) Stock Shootout on Saturday, Aug. 31.
The Super Street Division, one of the most popular divisions at LSS, will be a challenge to see who can win this extended race format.
Dennis Franklin captured his fifth win in seven races with the Carolina Clash, making a significant statement in the Roush Yates Performance Products Countdown to the Cup Championship Series sponsored by JE Pistons.
Franklin's win came Saturday, Aug. 24 at Lancaster Super Speedway.
Trey Tarlton took the Deal I Auto Sales Crate Sportsman Division race at Lancaster Super Speedway on Saturday, Aug. 24.
The Deal 1 Auto Sales Crate Sportsman race featured Jeffrey McGuirt and Jacob Catoe on the front row.
The Carolina Clash Super Late Model Series is set to invade the famous half-mile oval of Lancaster Super Speedway on Saturday night, Aug. 24.
The race pays $4,000 to win and is round 1 of the Roush Yates Performance Products and JE Pistons Countdown To The Cup Championship Chase.
Lancaster Super Speedway will be invaded by the Carolina Clash Super Late Model Series with $4,000 to win on the line on Saturday, Aug. 24.
Lancaster Super Speedway will host the M&M Garage Muffler and Tire Extreme 4 Showdown with $800 to win on the line.
This division has been one of the most exciting divisions this season at the half-mile, with Mel Privette and David Laney leading the way with four checkers each.
Two of Lancaster Super Speedway's young stars Josh Langley and Andrew Baker thrilled the packed house Saturday, Aug. 3.
The front row for the Cauthen Motors Pure Street main event was Josh Langley and "Burn'Em" Down Steve Hinson.
Lancaster Super Speedway will feature one of the top Late Model touring series in the country as the Southeastern Late Model Series visits the half-mile dirt oval on Saturday, July 27.
The Southeastern Late Model Series is based out of Georgia and is held for for Limited Late Model cars.
Hank Taylor put on a show for the ages Saturday, July 20 during the Deal 1 Auto Sales Summer Slam race for the Crate Sportsman Division at Lancaster Super Speedway.
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