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WINNSBORO — The Inquirendo Book Club holds its 44th annual Open Meeting at 4 p.m. March 25 at the First United Methodist Church, 109 W. College St. A panel of three local authors will speak. The writers will share stories about the places and people of Fairfield County.
Hannah Phillips is renowned for her historical and sometimes hysterical tours to all corners of Fairfield County. She will relate some of these experiences as well as highlight a published book about her family.
Virginia Schafer has a book in progress called Legends of Fairfield County. It is a pictorial postcard book with copy about the Legends including early settlers, historical military men, educators, religious leaders, and progressive leaders in the county.
Charlene Herring, mayor of Ridgeway, has been entertaining and interviewing interesting personalities on her spacious front porch. Her forthcoming book will highlight those conversations and give an insight into Ridgeway and Fairfield County — then and now.


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TurnKey Linux
Ever wanted to instantly have Drupal, Moodle, OTRS, MySQL, WordPress, Zimbra, Bugzilla, phpBB or a slew of other open source software packages up an running in a hassle-free manner to try out or available for rapid deployment? TurnKey Linux gives you just that.
They provide live CDs that can be installed to disk along with virtual appliances for a wide array of needs. The appliances run in Amazon's cloud or on VMware, VirtualBox, Parallels, and Xen. They describe themselves as:
Turnkey Linux is an open source project developing a free virtual appliance library that features the very best server-oriented open source software. Each virtual appliance is optimized for ease of use and can be deployed in just a few minutes on bare metal, a virtual machine and in the cloud.
Why? Because everything that can be easy, should be easy.
Packaging a solution as a virtual appliance can be incredibly useful because it allows you to leverage guru integration skills to build ready to use systems (I.e., turn key solutions) that just work out of the box with little to no setup.
TurnKey's appliances really are a dream to use. It just doesn't get much easier. As an example, I am going to walk you through getting the WordPress Appliance up and running.
To start this off, I downloaded the WordPress appliance from their site in virtual machine format. I then fired it up in VMware Workstation and saw a nice little surprise... on first boot it downloads and installs all the security updates since the creation of the appliance. Once that was finished I was greeted with a screen that is standard for TurnKey:
Between the info given here and the options located in the advanced menu you should be able to perform most any task.
At this point, you can walk away from the appliance's terminal as everything can be managed via your web browser from here on out... even terminal-based things like manually running updates. This is possible thanks to their "Web Shell" which is actually Shell In A Box.
**As you may have noticed, I logged in as root... be sure to set a password as it is blank out of the box.
Now, the important part is the WordPress site itself. For this just navigate your browser to either the http or the https address listed next to Web: in the console and you will be presented with this:
From here you can dive right in just as you would on any other WordPress site... the difference is that all the real work to get this up and running has been done for you. To put it in perspective, with the exception of the download time for the 178MB ZIP, it took me longer to write this than it did to get the site up and running!
If you decide to give one of the TurnKey appliances a test drive then be sure to read the notes on their respective pages. All the info about credentials is there along with other useful information.
Gene Liverman is a Systems Administrator of *nix and VMware at a university.
Love Turnkey
I have now downloaded and installed 4 turnkey appliances. All work wonderfully straight out of the box. I use the Moodle with students along with the Fileserver. I have Zimbra installed for devleopment purposes in a VirtualBox and am also playing with another VirtualBOx server also.
Thank you turnkey for making these apppliances!
I was just interested to hear how you are using / plan to use Moodle. It is a project that I have used quite a bit myself.
Gene Liverman is a Systems Administrator of *nix and VMware at a university.
Nice article, Gene!
I'll be submitting an article here at Linux Journal soon about an appliance implementation that we've recently released that is used to develop distributed (i.e. for running on Linux clusters) agent based models. The link to the app is here:
and it includes an image that runs in VMWare or VirtualBox.
file server
I used their file server (NAS) appliance to accelerate the deployment of a slim but fairly complete (easy to use) server OS for NFS, LDAP, and cups for the home.
Nice option to have
Looks good. I wish it weren't based on Ubuntu but only because I prefer rpm based distros over deb based ones. That is just my personal preference and has nothing to do with the technology or capability of the product (i.e. no distro wars here). I can already see how I can use it in my work.
Glad to help!
I am very happy to hear that you may be able to utilize this at your work! Please post back with another comment once you try it out.
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I've used the svn server in their revision control appliance for the past several months. Its extremely easy to set up and I've had no issues with it. I would recommend it.
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Course reviews
+0 votes ronald shufelt › April 30, 2013
course is jam packed into that little course. cool little course to boost your confidence in your short game. tooooo many walkers had to wait a while for walkers to clear the area to throw. I would probably rate it higher if it weren't for that.
-1 votes Alex Wigand › October 2, 2012
The park is decent enough and the baskets are pretty nice, as well as the posts at each hole, but the layout is awful. There is a running path that goes through every single hole. You will spend the whole day trying to avoid hitting runners and joggers. All the holes are SUPER short too. You're better off making a drive to a better course.
+0 votes Neil Duffey › July 29, 2012
heres the thing, it is what it is... this is a great park, a nice setting close to home for us east-siders. its not the worlds most challenging course, but the park is kept nice and i enjoy playing here leisurely. dont turn your nose up to this place just because you can bomb over every hole. imo, most "upper tier" players, are far too snobby to play here because its so simple... its good to play a course like this once in a while to keep your self in check. its a fun, clean, and well managed course, and its quick. check it out once for your self.
+0 votes Eric Carter › July 31, 2012
Pros: Disc golf on the east side. The majority of holes are open and under 250 feet, making this a good course for beginning players and players that would like to practice approach and putting. At most this is a 90 minute course, making it ideal for a lunch break or for busy folk.
Cons: The course is shared with walking paths, soccer fields, and a dog park. This can make certain holes, especially 5 and 17 (which I recommend skipping), difficult or even dangerous to play. At times, certain ho ...
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+1 votes Jeff Blohm › June 17, 2012
lots of walkers around 9am but by 10 there were only a few left, Never really in the way anyway.
-2 votes David S. › May 23, 2012
No room to play...people walking on path with kids and babys playing on the course. Tees on the path !! I guess if its in your neighborhood, good for practice,but not a good game course. And the walkers dont care about us playing....if they get hit it would be the golfers fault. Wont be back, to many real courses out there......Great for kids to learn the sport, while mommy loses weight walking on the path....
-1 votes bob turner › December 20, 2011
I really like the granite spiers for tee signs. This is deffinetly a one disc challenge type of course. Hardley any traffic other than people using the walking path.
-3 votes Jerry Jorrey › March 17, 2011
Didnt care for the course. super sketchy with it next to the houses and freeway. dont think ill be going there very often. tee pads were way to small felt unconfortable.
+1 votes James pokornicki › January 24, 2011
one of my favorite courses. Definately a morale boosting course. mid range city. play here to work on your mid's. very few trees, only 1 long hole(#5)
+0 votes B Man › October 25, 2010
I rate it this high because for the amount of space they did a hell of a job! Thanks John
+0 votes Ken Mango › October 18, 2010
Nice course to practice your short game, but too much waiting due to the interlaced walking path.
+2 votes Randy Gallagher › October 10, 2010
It is what it is. A small course in a small park. Something good for practice or a quick round. Wouldn't frequent it.
+0 votes steve sevonty › April 21, 2011
Clear marked teepads with sign and distance. Short holes, but long walk to play the couse. altenate pin postions would make this course much more interesting. bring your putter


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The 17s will look good. Good luck
I just got a Mk3 vr a couple months ago. I also have a 2.0 jetta so this will make this my second jetta. I am the second owner of it and the previous owner kept it in great condition. I even have the purchase original documents from 97'. It has common wear and tear but its not bad. Im happy i don't have to worry about the paint, well for now at least. Sorry for some of the crappy pics
--Some of the pics before i bought it--
--More Recent Ones--
--Today i test fitted some stock 17" bbs i got at Show n' Go so here is a pic ill throw in--
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**** i need to get a second mk3 for a project, soooo many clean ones out there
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your thread is so much like mine. it took forever for me to find the perfect clean stock mkIII.. but i was persistent and finally found it. beautiful car.. great start!
Anyway, csb, bbs rs, and as always, lower it.
thanks guys for the comments..yea bro same her i was coming home from work when i spotted her and it started from there lol. thats right u have the white gti right?
Nice. The more I see cars like that, the more I wish I held out for a VR... oh well, that's what they invented the future for.
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Ok so here is some more random pics one of the test fit and one of my car lowered..yes im finally lowered it..more pics coming soon
btw its dirty lol
i lowered it on the Racelands which ride fine to me i know alot of ppl complain about them but im glad it doesn't feel like my 2.0 with a blown suspension. Im satisfied with them; for 3&change their not bad
Yea i picked them up from show n' go. I think they are the exact same stock obd1 bbs wheels for the glx b/c i analyzed them and they look the same but instead of them being a 15'' they're 17'' so i had to get them. Im not going too low i mean its nyc lol (worst roads on the planet i think) but its about 3'' in the front and 4'' in the back i haven't adjusted them to my set height yet
The interior is really nice dude. Same with the paint, and glass. Three things I'm jealous of. High five for cheap coil overs
So this is the finished product..Here is a couple wet shots
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ha,ha I saw you by brookside ave you were talking to the dude with the mk4 GLI
I was walking my pitbull. The car looks clean
So i know it has been a while. Alot has happened smh. So my tranny starts popping out of 5th and making a noise as if there is something rattling in there. I knew it was something internal so I went a bought another one.
New Tranny
Well thats nice to find out.
All my anti-freeze. I replaced it with g-12.
Old Tranny
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might i ask how much you picked her up for?
nice after pics with the 17s
i like the wheels. Get spacers and lower the rear.
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i got 8mm spacers in the back and i lowered it a lil but i want some bigger spacers tho
and i painted the engine cover since i was bored. Its ****ty pic tho
Its been a while guys i know been really busy. But I've done a couple of miscellaneous things with her. I've been saving to do a 24v build which I'm excited for in the near future. We'll see how it goes
-Got a badgeless grill from h20
-Put in some heavy duty strut mounts
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look very nice......mine...looks like your car lil brother....jaja
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London-bound swimmer Martha McCabe doesn't clearly remember her first moment of Olympic glory.
She's seen the film. Staggering toward the finish line, the pack well behind. Breaking the tape. The medal ceremonies that followed. She's fuzzy on the particulars. That was the distance run. She also performed admirably in Olympic sandcastle building.
This was 1992. McCabe was 3 years old. Up at the family cottage, a half-hour from Peterborough, McCabe's parents invited a few neighbours over for the first quadrennial McCabe Olympics. They even had opening ceremonies. ("I carried the torch, which was actually just a stick.")
Curiously, there was no swimming at that Olympics.
"I don't remember anything in the water," McCabe, 22, says now. "We did have a floating dock, so maybe. But that's not clear to me."
Everyone competed - with distances to the finish line staggered so that everyone had a shot at winning. Everyone got a medal.
If you're having trouble believing that a family this perfect exists - it does; and this gets more perfect.
Fast forward 20 years or so. McCabe is in Montreal, looking to make her first publicly-funded Olympic team.
She has won a bronze medal in the 200-metre breaststroke at the previous year's world championships. She does not feel particularly safe.
There are two spots available on the team. Most have already conceded one to Annamay Pierse, the world record holder in this event. McCabe's University of British Columbia teammate Tera Van Beilen has begun a charge for the other.
This is a big moment.
As McCabe is preparing poolside, one of her pals, a team manager, walks up to her and asks, "What's Team Fleabag?"
Team Fleabag is McCabe's family, up there in the stands, making a spectacle of themselves in bright green T-shirts they had custom made. Fleabag is a strange name choice for a support group, but we'll get to that.
Right now, McCabe is feeling a little weird. She knows they're there now. She wasn't sure until this moment. But she can't acknowledge them.
"I couldn't look up there. It was too emotional. I had to wait until after the race was over before I could look at them," she said.
When it was over, McCabe had qualified second to Van Beilen. But she'd qualified. In photos, Van Beilen looks shocked, overwhelmed. Chin propped on the rope beside her, McCabe wears a small, satisfied grin. She's not looking at the scoreboard. She's looking into the stands.
To understand the McCabe family, you must understand Martha McCabe's family nicknames. In Montreal, everyone in the family had one of those nicknames emblazoned across the back of their shirt.
Fleabag (pronounced fli-bagh; also see Flea and Fleebus; origin: Given to her by dad, Joe, "because when I was little and he came home from work, I'd always be hanging off him and jumping around on top of him. Like a flea.")
Martin (pronounced ma:tin; origin: Worn by her sister, Ally. "When I was really young, I went to a hockey camp that was mostly boys. I had my hair tucked up into my helmet. They made us put our first names across the front of our helmets with marker on masking tape. The coach kept screaming at me, 'Martin! Martin!' I went home crying.")
Cankles (pronounced kank(e)ls; def: a swollen ankle that merges unattractively with the calf; origin: Worn by her brother, Jeff. "My brother was a runner, really fit. One day we were sitting beside each other and I looked down and said, 'Jeff, do you realize that your legs are skinnier than mine?' And he said, 'Whatever, Cankles,' ")
Puke (pronounced pju:k; origin: Worn by her mom, Nancy, its beginning are obscure.)
Bindi (pronounced bindi; origin: Worn by her sister, Carolyn, this is actually Nancy's nickname "because she loves India so much." It has somehow migrated to Martha.)
There were also several names worn by friends "that wouldn't make much sense."
It is hard to impart the giggliness with which McCabe tells these stories. At times, she has to stop because she can't speak through the laughing.
All three older siblings live in Toronto. Carolyn, 31, teaches grade school. Jeff, 28, is an investment banker. Ally, 26, works in the corporate offices of Fairmont Hotels.
That an athlete's family helped push him or her to the top has become one of the great clichés of sport.
Think on it a little and a Tim Hortons commercial begins to play in your mind - early morning skates, dad blowing on hot coffee in the cold stands.
That it's hackneyed doesn't mean it isn't true. But there are plenty of examples of great ones who succeeded despite the people around them.
McCabe lands hard in the idealistic end of that camp.
An instance: In high school, McCabe ran track, the 1,500 metres. She made the provincial finals. Ahead of that race, Jeff McCabe compiled a dossier on her opponents. He drilled his little sister in strategy. McCabe came fourth, best time in her career.
"He made me realize that it's OK to be good at something," McCabe said.
That was one of many lessons on the way to the pool and London.
All six McCabes talk on the phone all the time. Martha is the furthest away.
"Moving out to Vancouver made me realize how important all of them are to me," McCabe said. "It makes me realize how much I've left behind to swim."
A whole herd of McCabes is headed to London, including the family of her cousin Conlan McCabe, who is the young Turk in another Canadian medal hopeful, the men's eights rowing team.
As in Montreal, McCabe is trying not to think of that right now. She sometimes catches herself dreaming of the final, and wants to put a stop to that. She'll race the final when she's in it.
And if she ends up on the podium, she'll have previous experience to lean on - back on a beach, outside Peterborough, surrounded by the people who pushed her there.
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College Football Season Kicks off with the MEAC/SWAC Challenge
Nearly 20,000 football fans touched down in Central Florida during Labor Day weekend for the 8th annual MEAC/SWAC Challenge presented by Disney.
Televised live on ESPN, the gridiron battle at the Florida Citrus Bowl saw the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats (MEAC) score a 38-28 victory over the Alabama State Hornets (SWAC). With the win, Bethune-Cookman became the first team to ever win back-to-back MEAC/SWAC Challenge games.
While football is at the center of the MEAC/SWAC Challenge, its more than just a game its a celebration that underscores the importance of diversity and higher education.
Were proud to sponsor the MEAC/SWAC Challenge, which brings bowl game energy and excitement to Central Florida at the start of college football season, said Belinda Frazier, senior manager of Minority Business Development for Walt Disney World Resort. Besides increasing spending in local venues during Labor Day weekend, this game and the events tied to it shine a national spotlight on our region and demonstrate our support of the African American community and Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Events tied to the MEAC/SWAC Challenge range from the ESPN 101 Career 101 Panel for high school students to the Legends Reception honoring accomplished alums from Historically Black Colleges and Universities. This year, Central Florida community leaders Jack Cy McClairen and Rev. Canon Nelson W. Pinder were among those honored at the reception. McClairen currently works as senior associate athletic director for Bethune-Cookman. Pinder, also a B-CU graduate, has ministered around the world and recently celebrated 52 years as an Episcopal priest at Cathedral Church of St. Luke in Orlando.
A special Fan Day at Walt Disney World on Saturday set the stage for Game Day. Wildcats and Hornets fans let their competitive spirit fly, all in good fun. Bethune-Cookman head football coach Brian Jenkins kicked off festivities at the first-ever MEAC/SWAC Challenge Pep Rally at Downtown Disney, which included appearances from star football players from both schools.
Later that afternoon at Epcot, hundreds of feet kept moving to the beat as the schools marching bands, drill teams and cheerleaders took the park by storm with parade of performances.
If ever there is a tomorrow when we're not together.......
there is something you must always remember.
You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.
But the most important thing is, even if we're apart...... I'll always be with you.
Winne the Pooh - A A Milne
A friend is a hand that is always holding yours,
no matter how close or far apart you may be.
A friend is someone who is always there and will always, always care.
A friend is a feeling of forever in the heart.
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Buena Vista Ski Area in Bimidji is on the Continental Divide. You get a handsome view of Nine Lakes. Buena Vista hosts numerous ski and snowboard programs and races. You will find a vertical of around 230 feet. There are 20 skiable acres serviced by five lifts. Night skiing is available.
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Phone: 218-243-2231
Projected Opening Ski Season: 12/11/2010
Projected Closing Ski Season: 03/27/2011
Projected Days Open: 60
Days Open Last Year: 57
Years Open: 64
Average Snowfall: 78"
Pros: Nice snow, sweet terrain park, big chalet with great food, for a good price!
Cons: I honestly can't think of any
Pros: Fun, Family orientated, Great food, wonderful piano music,great tubing,wonderful view, good place for groups
Cons: Nothing
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Cons: I just wish the runs were longer but they are varied.
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The Commodores (15-16) lost the top six players off that title team with three now playing in the NBA. They will play No. 2 seed Kentucky in the quarterfinals Friday night in a rematch of last year's championship game.
Arkansas (19-13) lost for the 12th time in 13 games away from Fayetteville including three times on neutral courts. Not even the fans calling the hogs helped it feel enough like home as the Razorbacks last led at 7-4.
Rod Odom led Vanderbilt with 20 points, Kyle Fuller had 19, Johnson finished with 13 and Dai-Jon Parker 11.
BJ Young led Arkansas with 16 points. Marshawn Powell had 13 and Michael Qualls 10.
Tennessee 69,
Mississippi State 53
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Jordan McRae scored 17 points Thursday as fifth-seeded Tennessee defeated No. 13 seed Mississippi State 69-53 in the second round of the Southeastern Conference tournament.
Tennessee (20-11) won for the ninth time in its last 10 games to advance to a Friday quarterfinal against No. 4 seed Alabama (20-11) in a matchup of NCAA tournament bubble teams.
Tennessee and Alabama split their regular-season matchups, with the home team winning each time.
Trae Golden had 15 points and Jarnell Stokes and Quinton Chievous added 10 points apiece for Tennessee. Chievous' 10 points represented a career high for the redshirt freshman.
Craig Sword scored 19 points, Colin Borchert had 12 and Trivante Bloodman added 10 for Mississippi State (10-22). The Bulldogs entered the SEC tournament with only six scholarship players.
Mississippi State scored the first four points of the game, but Tennessee answered with a 12-0 run and never looked back.
Missouri 62, Texas A&M 50
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Alex Oriakhi scored 13 points and pulled down 10 rebounds Thursday night as No. 6 seed Missouri defeated cold-shooting No. 11 seed Texas A&M 62-50 in the second round of the Southeastern Conference tournament.
Texas A&M (18-15) shot a season-low 24.1 percent (14 of 58) in the first SEC tournament confrontation between these two former Big 12 rivals. Missouri (23-9) led from start to finish and earned a quarterfinal matchup with No. 3 seed Mississippi (23-8).
Missouri is seeking its second straight conference tournament title and third in the last five years. The Tigers won the Big 12 tournament in 2009 and 2012.
Laurence Bowers, Jabari Brown and Tony Criswell had 10 points each for Missouri. Fabyon Harris led Texas A&M with 15 points. Texas A&M star Elston Turner played with a broken left pinkie finger and scored seven points while shooting 3 of 17.


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Successful appearance at IMHX fair
Fronius unveiled its Active Inverter Technology at the IMHX for the first time since the trade fair started. The special event for logistics and material flow was well attended again this year. Every three years, decision makers from a wide range of sectors meet to find out about the latest product developments.
Fronius exhibited the efficient Selectiva battery charging systems on its 30m² stand. The Active Inverter Technology introduced by Fronius was the main focus of the trade fair. The market share of 50Hz transformer technology is still quite high. By combining the benefits of 50Hz technology with those of conventional inverter technology, Fronius Active Inverter Technology produces outstanding results when charging traction batteries.
One reason for the high market share of 50Hz transformer technology is that conventional inverter technology failed dismally in the UK due to quality problems. Fronius is rated highly as a specialist in power electronics and can add value to the market with Active Inverter Technology.
Fronius gave a technical presentation to show interested visitors the benefits of Active Inverter Technology. Practical examples were used to demonstrate the reliable and safe charging of traction batteries and the cost savings for the customer.
The portable, all-round Selectiva Plus 8070 battery charging system stole the show. The device is perfect for a variety of applications, as it enables various voltages and ampere hours to be set. This means it can be used to charge a wide range of traction batteries. The Selectiva Plus 8070 is the natural choice whenever there is a requirement to recharge used batteries after a certain amount of time or to increase their capacity. Old, used batteries can be revitalised using the unique Refresh characteristic so that a functional battery can be sold on the second-hand market.
The fair was a resounding success for the Battery Charging Systems division and will be among the trade fairs earmarked again in three years' time.


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1980-Present - Seed 4
The boys' version of the Cabbage Patch Kids, Transformers set the toy world on its ear in 1984. Anyone and everyone just had to have these "robots in disguise." They could transform into everyday objects, usually vehicles or weapons, and a cartoon series and, eventually, films followed, turning a whole new generation on to these toys.
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It's impossible to say when the first child picked up a spherical object and fell in love. The infatuation, though, continues today. Bounce it; toss it; roll it; spin it; catch it. There aren't many toys as versatile, and name another contestant that is a key component of so many other toys and games. Try playing jacks with a cube. Ball and Paddle? It's even in the name!
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Alecia Schweinsburg PhD
Associate Research Scientist in Psychiatry
Departments & Organizations
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Addiction; Brain; MRI; Cognition; Adolescence; Alcohol; Marijuana more...
- B.A., University of California, San Diego, 2000
- Ph.D., University of California, San Diego, 2006
Selected Publications
- Dager Schweinsburg, A.D., Schweinsburg, B.C., Nagel, B.J., Eyler, L.T., & Tapert, S.F. (2011). Neural correlates of verbal learning in adolescent alcohol and marijuana users. Addiction, 106(30), 564 – 73.
- Dager Schweinsburg, A.D., Schweinsburg, B.C., Medina, K.L., McQueeny, T., Brown, S.A., & Tapert, S.F. (2010). The influence of recency of use on fMRI response during spatial working memory in adolescent marijuana users. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 42(3), 401-12.
- Schweinsburg, A.D., McQueeny, T., Nagel, B.J., Eyler, L.T., & Tapert, S.F. (2010). A preliminary study of fMRI response during verbal encoding among adolescent binge drinkers. Alcohol, 44, 111 – 117.


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Teens Arrested in Bonham Vandalism
By: Laura Kellerman
Updated: December 26, 2008
As they arrived to break in to Bonham Elementary for the fourth time early Christmas morning, police say they caught two teenagers, ages 14 and 15, and took them to the Taylor County Juvenile Justice Center.
The damage believed to be done by the two juveniles is estimated at $120,000.
Wednesday 12pm Update:
Abilene Crime Stoppers is featuring the vandalism as Crime of the Week, releasing this additional information:
Over the weekend of December 19-21 and the days following, Bonham Elementary School was the target of extensive vandalism on at least three different occasions. Damage includes graffiti being painted on the interior walls and plumbing fixtures being broken and flooding resulted from the broken fixtures. A fire was started in the gym causing considerable smoke damage. The damage may well exceed $100,000.Click the attachment at the top of the story to hear the police report.
Tuesday 9am Update:
Investigators say someone broke into Bonham Elementary School last night, spray painted the inside of the gym, set a fire and sprayed several fire extinguishers.
Construction workers first spotted the thick smoke billowing from the gym when they arrived at the school at 7:15 Tuesday morning.
Fire fighters arrived to find a broken window, graffiti, and what they called a "relatively small fire." Once the heavy smoke cleared, they discovered the used fire extinguishers and other signs of vandalism.
The investigation is still in its early stages.
Bonham Elementary is undergoing construction and is vacant for the 2008-2009 school year.


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Beginning May 1 and ending September 30, EPD's open burning ban is in effect for 54 Georgia counties., including Upson County. The open burning ban has been in effect for the current areas since 2005.
The open burning ban prohibits citizens and businesses from burning yard and land-clearing debris during the months of May through September. This restriction is in addition to a ban on burning household garbage that exists year-round throughout all of Georgia.
Some actions such as campfires and agricultural activities are exempt.
Citizens are reminded that these rules are in place for a reason — and the reason is health. Smoke from fires contains chemicals and pollutants that may negatively impact a person's health. Burning yard waste releases nitrogen oxides and particle pollution into the air. Both pollutants can contribute to lung and heart disease.
Ground-level ozone is most commonly produced in the heat of the summer when nitrogen oxides combine with fumes from fuels, paints and vegetation. Ground-level ozone can cause inflammation to the lungs as well as other health problems. Particle pollution is made up of extremely small particles that can increase the risk of a heart attack or stroke. Burning household garbage, banned year-round in Georgia, releases even more dangerous pollution.
May through September is a time of year when people, particularly children, are more likely to be outdoors. It is also the time of year when ground - level ozone and particle pollution levels are generally higher.
In December 2012, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized an update to the national air quality standards for fine particle pollution (PM2.5), lowering the annual health standard to a more stringent 12 micrograms per cubic meter, down from 15 micrograms per cubic meter.
With this lower standard, and because particle pollution values are typically highest in the summer, the positive effects of the summer burn ban become more significant.
Even with a more protective standard, monitoring data shows that the air quality in Georgia is improving. "This is very good news for Georgia," says James A. Capp, Georgia EPD Air Protection Branch Chief. "This success is confirmation that the clean air strategies we have in place in Georgia, including the open burning ban, are working."
Citizens can access more information on the open burning ban by visiting wwwgeorpiaair.orp and clicking on the open burning rules graphic, or by calling the EPD District Office in their area. Upson is in the West Central District and that number is 478-751-4612. Small businesses can obtain help and information by calling EPD's Small Business Environmental Assistance Program toll-free at 1-877-427-6255.
For more information about alternatives to burning such as composting and chipping, please visit wwwgeorgiaair.orq, click on the open burning rules graphic and select "Alternatives to Burning" at the bottom of the page. You may also access a map of Georgia composting operations at httn://www.gaepd.ora/Documents/swp mapO2.html.
Debris can also be hauled to a commercial processing/grinding/composting operation or to an inert or construction and demolition landfill. For a list of landfills in your area, please call EPD's Solid Waste Management Program at 404-362-2692.


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Town of Ulster hotel faces lawsuit over bed bug bites, unwelcome smoke odor
KINGSTON, N.Y. — A Troy man's lawsuit against the Quality Inn and Suites in the town of Ulster that alleges he was bitten by bed bugs in the hotel and that his non-smoking room smelled of smoke is scheduled to go to trial on Sept. 30.
John Aretakis, a suspended attorney who is representing himself, filed the lawsuit against the Route 28 hotel and its owner on Nov. 24, 2010, in state Supreme Court in Kingston. The case is to be heard by Justice Mary Work.
Aretakis is seeking $25,000 in damages, plus attorney's fees and any other damages the court deems appropriate.
Aretakis said he expects the defendants' attorney to seek dismissal of the smoking complaint.
In the suit, Aretakis said he stayed in Room 268 at the hotel on Sept. 26, 2010. He said the room was designated as non-smoking, though it was next to and across the hall from smoking rooms and the smell of smoke was evident. The suit states the smoke created "a sickening smell" that affected both him and his clothing.
The suit also states that while staying in Room 268, Aretakis was bitten by bed bugs on his legs and other parts of his body and that he suffered cuts, scars, discomfort and anxiety that required a doctor's treatment.
"We've all stayed in flea bag hotels, but this Quality Inn, right here at your roundabout in Kingston, is a flea bag hotel literally," Aretakis said.
The suit alleges the bed bug infestation was caused by the carelessness and recklessness of the defendants.
"The defendant was on notice of the bed bug condition prior to renting the room out to the plaintiff and rented out the room despite being aware of prior complaints and prior injuries from bed bugs in Room 268," the suit alleges.
"It was the defendants' responsibility to provide a safe and habitable room to the public and the plaintiff in particular," the suit states. Continued...
Aretakis said he stayed at the hotel with his wife and son while they were in the area for a wedding.
The hotel and its owner, Gokul Inc., are being represented in the lawsuit by attorney Derek Hayden of the Latham-based law firm Shantz & Belkin. The firm referred a reporter's questions about the lawsuit to Selective Insurance Co. of America, which insures the hotel and its owners.
Gail Petersen, director of corporate communications for Selective Insurance, said on Wednesday that "we don't talk about anything that's in current litigation."
Aretakis said the defendants' attorney has submitted a response to the lawsuit that denies his claims.
During his legal career, Aretakis made a name for himself by representing clients who claimed they were abused by Catholic priests.
One of his clients was the Rev. Mark Jaufmann, who died on March 21, 2008, in southern California. Jaufmann sued the Independent Mediation Assistance Program and others stemming from his claims that he was abused as a child by the Rev. Jeremiah Nunan while a parishioner at St. Mary's Church in Hudson. A priest with the Ecumenical Catholic Communion in California, Jaufmann filed his lawsuit in U.S. District Court in October 2006.
Nunan was investigated and cleared of wrongdoing by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany and returned to his ministry in Greene County. In April 2012, though, Nunan was placed on administrative leave from Sacred Heart Parish in Cairo and Our Lady of Knock Mission in East Durham amid new allegations that he sexually abused a minor. His current status was not immediately available.
Aretakis was suspended from practicing law for one year after he was found guilty in late 2008 of professional misconduct by the Appellate Division of state Supreme Court.
Aretakis said he served the suspension but has not yet sought reinstatement. He also has challenged his suspension in court, he said.
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Monday, 07 March 2011
One Of The Biggest Rest Killers: Comparing Ourselves To Others
By Bonnie at Faith Barista
To enjoy creative pursuits is to experience rest for our souls. How can we rest without comparing ourselves to others?When I was growing up, our family would sometimes go out for pizza. It didn't happen often, but whenever we went, my mom would always order a combination pizza to "make sure we get our veggies and protein".
We didn't know about saturated fat back then. Our pizza would arrive at our table loaded up with sausage, pepperoni, green peppers, onions, mushrooms, olives and everything else. The works.
It was so ridiculously heaped with the kitchen sink, most of my slice of pie would end up on the plate, with the cheese dragging everything down with it. I'd be left with an empty piece of crust and end up eating pizza toppings with fork in hand.
Not the ideal pizza lover's experience.
When I'm craving to get creative, I keep this picture in mind.
I can get so frantic trying to create whatever wonderful-awesome-great experience, I become vulnerable to one of the biggest rest killers: comparing myself to others.
When we compare ourselves to others, we heap on so much unrest, our souls cave in.
We stop enjoying creative endeavors.
We resign to just doing maintenance.
When Rest Comes
Lack of rest isn't tied to the amount of time we are spending or the type of activity we're engaged in.
I once sat frozen solid in a watercolor workshop, stressed to the max because I couldn't stop glancing at my neighbor's Monet in the making. I finally managed to dip my brush on a pallet of colors and pulled back in horror as the droplets of paint dripped across my canvas before I could apply a single stroke.
Rest comes when we are free to get lost in the doing because we trust that God is producing fruit in our being.
One of the thrills of creative endeavors is getting lost in the process and ending up with something new. We need to show up and put in the effort, but we can't force creativity to happen.
As a writer, I am constantly faced with the question: will my words bring beauty or value?
When I compare myself (negatively) to others, it never leads me to anything restful. It may look good on the outside but inside, I know it was beaten out of me, out of fear that I am not enough.
When we compare ourselves with others, we close the door to rest and return to the stress of producing rather than exploring.
A Gift In Times of DroughtLast weekend, I took a brief hike into the mountains for my whitespace, something I do regularly to create some soul space. I have been working on a writing project, relentlessly dogged by a critical voice.
As I found a quiet spot to sit down, journal and reflect, I became inspired by Jeremiah 17:7-9 –
"Blessed is the man (woman) who trusts in the Lord,
whose confidence is the Lord.He will be like a tree planted by the water…
It will not fear when the heat (of comparison) comes;
… It will not be anxious
in the year of drought (a dry spell of creativity)
Nor cease to bear fruit."
I spent the rest of the hike inspired by that promise.
As long as I am confident God made me for creative rest, He will bring internal, soul fruit out of it.
Even if I suffer a drought, I decided I will write simply because I was created for the pleasure.
Creativity is a God-given gift for all of us to enjoy. Rest springs out of enjoying this gift, not what we can accomplish through it.
I eventually grew up to learn about pizzas that are celebrated with such simple toppings as marina sauce, cheese and basil. They are deliciously packed with pleasure, without much fanfare.
Still, it's hard to order a Hawaiian pizza plain with just pineapple and ham. I like adding black olives and pepperoni. After all, I want to make sure I eat a well balanced meal.
~~~~~Since I kicked off a new series on rest, I wanted to share today's post early on. Let's give ourselves permission to enjoy this adventure of rest, without the weight of comparison but with the grace of encouragement.
Is there a creative activity or outlet you enjoy — or would like to try — but feel soul-tied by critical voices?
How do you rest from comparing yourself (negatively) to others?
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Risen 2: Dark Waters Review
Game Emblems
The Good
Evocative tropical atmosphere and gleeful adventuring help Risen 2 navigate the turbulent waters of its problematic combat and scattered glitches.
The Good
- Array of quests that make you feel like a true adventurer
- Voodoo and dirty tricks spice up battles
- Great island atmosphere
- Fun attitude that doesn't rely on tired pirate cliches.
The Bad
- Frustrating combat scenarios
- Some annoying bugs
- Not as free-form as the original Risen.
Peg legs. Eye patches. Parrots. Rum. Think "pirate," and these images spring immediately to mind. Risen 2: Dark Waters features all these tropes and more, yet this pirate-themed role-playing game handles its inspiration with care. There are some grizzled pirates and ships flying the Jolly Roger to be sure, but Risen 2 never relies on the usual campy cliches to provide entertainment. Instead, it sends you on an island-hopping adventure to unearth treasure and defeat a sexy sea titan called Mara. This tale isn't just about grog-swilling drunkards sailing the high seas--it's also about a nobleman seeking political gain, a rambling freak with his soul split in two, and an ambitious tribesman proving his superiority.
Risen 2's central quest has you scouring the seas searching for magical artifacts to aid you in the battle against Mara. She's not much of a villain; she appears a few times, but her presence isn't as strongly felt as you'd expect, considering the role she plays in the plot. But the game is more about the journey than the destination, and there is enough variety and joy to keep you fixated on the continuing tale. You use voodoo dolls to take over a hiccuping boozer and infiltrate an enemy camp. You discover a shocking case of stolen identity. Missions rely a little too often on the same fundamental setups--following a quest-giver to a cave, and killing the creature inside, for example. But there's a lot to chew on: collecting fur for a wannabe fashion designer, disguising yourself as a messenger, spearing a gigantic kraken, or just searching for buried treasure.
Humorous dialogue and some sparkling voice acting brighten the tone, though it's unlikely you'll get attached to any of Risen 2's characters. Patty returns from the original Risen, refusing to be treated as a weakling simply because she's a woman. Like other cast members, she's got attitude to spare, but few of them ever threaten to steal any given scene. They give Risen 2 plenty of foul-mouthed color but never come into their own. That included the returning nameless hero, who speaks in the same monotone as in the previous game. It doesn't help that sound levels are occasionally off, allowing the soundtrack to overwhelm the main character's flatness. But at least it's a wonderful soundtrack: the main Risen theme is riffed on in countless subtle ways, never intruding, yet heightening tension when it's called for.
Lackluster lead aside, Risen 2 pulls you into its world, which is not a single spacious territory, but rather a set of scattered tropical islands. If you enjoyed the expansiveness of the original Risen (or the developer's Gothic games), the new structure can come across as disjointed. But each island offers plenty of room to explore and scavenge. Besides, what would a pirate game be without some high-seas travel? (Sadly, you never sail the ship yourself; you only witness it leave the harbor and arrive at its new destination.) Luckily, a few of these islands have their own visual identities, from the burning cityscapes of Caldera to the amber hues of a sacred underworld, and the game makes it easy to travel from isle to isle with a few clicks of the mouse.
Most islands, however, are blanketed with jungle foliage, though there's enough environmental variety that your eyes won't tire. Palm trees cast long shadows on the riverbank as you slosh toward the nearby native village. Investigate the beach near Puerto Isabella, and you can practically feel the sand and stones under your feet. Periodic thunderclaps make for a disquieting trek near alligator-infested waters. If you own an Nvidia card, you could run into some performance issues, but you'll likely enjoy smooth visuals and quick loading times on your journey. That's as it should be: Risen 2 isn't at the cutting edge of modern graphics. Flickering shadows, vegetation that grows into place before your very eyes, and robotic animations are among the blemishes that might distract you.
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Chabad of Bradenton will host an observance of the 15th anniversary of the passing of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, obm, this week.
The central event in Manatee County will be a Farbrengen at 7:30 p.m., June 24, at Chabad Jewish Center, 11509 Palmbrush Trail.
Schneerson worked from his Chabad-Lubavitch headquarters in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, N.Y., where he served as a consultant for prime ministers and celebrities on everything from personal dilemmas to international affairs. Now, his influence continues through a network of more than 3,330 Chabad institutions in 72 countries, including one in Lakewood Ranch.
"The Rebbe was one of the greatest giants of this past century, serving as an inspiration to countless numbers of people," said Chabad Exeutive Director Rabbi Mendy Bukiet. "It is befitting to pay tribute to the life and legacy of the Rebbe, obm, on the anniversary of his passing, by reflecting on his powerful teachings — on spirituality, faith and ethics — and applying them to our daily lives."
Attendees of the local celebration will join hundreds of thousands across the globe in marking this anniversary in a myriad of ways including prayer, Torah study, spiritual outreach efforts, musical tributes and lectures.
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The Committee oversees agency budgets of $39 billion, where the primary focus is on research and development. As Chairman of the Science Committee, Congressman Smith promotes legislation that encourages scientific discoveries, space exploration, and new technologies.
Congressman Smith continues to serve on both the Judiciary Committee and the Homeland Security Committee.
In 2011, Congressman Smith was named Policymaker of the Year by POLITICO for his work on patent reform legislation. He was one of two House members to receive this honor. His bill, the America Invents Act, was the only major tech legislation enacted in the last Congress.
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The pilgrims wanted to find or create liberty for themselves by creating a new home away from Britain's crown. (Never mind the conceit that they showed in taking the aboriginals' land.) As moviegoers we go to foreign film, in part to move our experiences beyond America's conventional-come-insipid, though often entertaining titles. Some of those are free from the constraints of American films' style and grammar.
We do so much for love, or out of our idea of it. No matter whether that's in pursuit of a special man, a special woman, or a film that reminds us that something can be special.
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Love, French style is…such a worn out idea – a cliché. We have "Mademoiselle Chambon." You might ask "why bother; what new angle is there!?!" Even if we consider the crush on teacher trope… What if it were your dad? What if he did nothing but respond to your teachers steady, increasingly intense interest in your dad?
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BROOKLYN, Mich. Greg Biffle raced to his second straight Sprint Cup race at Michigan International Speedway, easily holding off Kevin Harvick after points leader Jimmie Johnson smacked the wall in the final laps Sunday.
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The trophy Ryan Hunter-Reay held Saturday in victory lane is named Ryden, which makes this Father's Day a special first one for IndyCar's reigning champion.
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The controversy surrounding Helio Castroneves'IndyCar Series point total was resolved by precedent, IndyCar President Derrick Walker said Saturday at the Milwaukee Mile.
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WEST ALLIS, Wis. Sage Karam has won his first career Indy Lights race.
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Jason Leffler, who died Wednesday night in a winged sprint car crash at Bridgeport (N.J.) Speedway, was more than an occasional NASCAR driver from Long Beach, Calif. He was champion open-wheel driver well-versed in Indiana racing.
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NASCAR mourns death of driver Jason Leffler after accident in dirt car event
NASCAR driver Jason Leffler died after an accident in a heat race at a dirt car event at Bridgeport Speedway.
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Helio Castroneves, Penske fined $35,000 for failing post-race technical inspection at Texas
IndyCar has fined Penske Racing and Helio Castroneves $35,000 and docked the team 15 points as a result of failing post-race technical inspection (underwing) at Texas.
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IndyCar race in Texas gets 1.0 rating
IndyCar's time buy on ABC for its Saturday night prime time race at Texas Motor Speedway earned a 1.0 rating with an average of 1.4 million viewers, ESPN announced Tuesday.
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Mr. MacFarlane, the creator of "Family Guy" and the comedy feature "Ted," visited a survey course on the contemporary film industry to announce the Oscar Experience College Search, a program sponsored by the Academy and MTVu, which asks students to compete for spots on the telecast. Aspiring film industry professionals – or anyone who wants to appear on TV, which is, like, all of America's teenagers – can apply on the Academy's Facebook page for the chance to transport a little golden guy on the Oscar stage.
"In re-imagining what we want the Oscar show to be," the producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron told MTVu, "we wanted everyone appearing on that stage to feel a deep commitment to film and its legacy, and most importantly, its future. That was the impetus in creating this special honor for young film students who will inspire a new generation to create the films that will be honored in the future."
The contest runs until Jan. 19; at least six winners will be chosen based on a submission video that answers the question, "How will you contribute to the future of movies?"
Pro-tip for the kids: "continue to illegally download them" is probably not the right answer.