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For the first time in its history, Cecil County will have a county executive and, based on unofficial partial election returns from Tuesday, Republican Tari Moore will be the first to hold that office.
With 20 of 23 precincts reporting, Moore led Democrat Pamela R. Howard by more than 2,000 votes, receiving 53 percent of the vote to 47 percent for Howard.
County elections officials said 40,311 of the county's 62,522 eligible voters, 64 percent, cast votes either Tuesday or during last week's early voting. Absentee and provisional ballots remain to be counted.
In addition to electing Moore as the county govenment's first chief executive, Cecil voters also strongly rejected statewide ballot questions on the Maryland Dream Act, same-sex marriage and expanded gambling, even though all three passed statewide.
Republicans ruled up and down the ballot in Cecil, much as they did in 2010 when the GOP swept every local office.
In the race for Congress in the First District, Cecil County overwhelmingly voted for Republican incumbent Congressman Andy Harris, giving him 62 percent of the vote, nearly 12,000 ahead of Democrat Wendy Rosen, who dropped out of the race in September after being found to have voted in Florida as well as Maryland in 2006 and 2008. Rosen, whose name stayed on the ballot, still received 31 percent of the Cecil vote, as a an effort by Democrats to back write-in alternatives fizzled.
Libertarian candidate Muir Wayne Boda got about 3 percent of Cecil's votes. Write-in candidates received 4 percent.
Cecil voters also elected their first members of a new county council Tuesday.
In County Council District 1, Republican Alan McCarthy took 61 percent of the vote to 39 percent for Democrat Pamela H. Bailey.
In District 5, Republican Robert Hodge defeated Democrat James Crouse, 55 to 45 percent.
In Board of Education races, William C. Manlove easily won the District 1 seat, while Lauren C. Camphousen won the District 2 seat.
In the race for President, Republican challenger Mitt Romney received 61 percent of the Cecil vote to 39 percent for President Barack Obama. Despite the lopsided local numbers for Romney, Obama easily carried Maryland and won nationwide.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Dan Bongino also carried in Cecil but lost statewide to incumbent Sen. Ben Cardin.
Question 4, known as Maryland's "Dream Act," gives undocumented immigrants in-state tuition at Maryland's colleges and universities. Cecil County voters rejected the proposed law, 57 percent to 43 percent, but the question passed easily statewide.
Civil marriage for same-sex couples, Question 6, also lost in Cecil by a 56 to 44 percent margin. It too passed statewide.
One of the more hotly contested ballot questions was Question 7, which proposed to expand gambling in Maryland. Despite being home to Perryville's Hollywood Casino, the question was rejected by Cecil voters by a margin of 57 percent to 43 percent. Question 7 passed statewide by a 52 to 48 percent margin.
At the polls on the western side of the county Tuesday morning, elections officials and voters alike said the turnout was fairly heavy, with lines of voters waiting at some polling places when they opened at 7 a.m.
"Between 7 and 7:55 [a.m.], we had 148 people who had voted," said Sabrina Scholl, chief election judge at Bainbridge Elementary School in Port Deposit.
"As of 9, we had 300 people. It has to be a record," Scholl said.
Scholl said that during other elections, there would usually be five or 10 people waiting at the polls before they open. On Tuesday, it was different.


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Jones is entering his 10th term in the House and was first elected Republican leader in 2002. He said in a statement on Thursday that the GOP minority will press for "creative and fiscally responsible solutions" to the state's financial challenges.
Democrats outnumber Republicans by a more than 4-to-1 margin in the House.
Reps. George Peterson of Grafton, Bradford Hill of Ipswich, Elizabeth Poirier of North Attleboro and Vinny deMacedo of Plymouth will also hold Republican leadership posts.
DeMacedo, the ranking Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee, is calling on Democrats to join Republicans in opposing any statewide tax increase.
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Firstly : Sprag..... The news letter pop up I was getting on my mobile and it was doing my head in. Adblock didn't work on there so, out of desperation, I just clicked on the link... 'Register for newsletter' it said... Hmmmm? OK, John Smith, firstname.lastname@example.com and yes, of course I would like to receive your fabulous newsletter! Hey Presto the pop up is now banished for ever(ish) from my phone! Bostin Now then, having now installed adblock to the pc, running firefox, all is good..... On Mcn... Problem is as soon as I'd installed it and pronounced proudly to Lesley 'Look, no more adverts, even on Facebook! You can thank me later...' She promptly pointed out that she liked said adverts on FB cuz sometimes they show good stuff. So............ Zanderh........ Can I have my cake AND eat it? Ad's on FB but not on here?Answers on a postcard to..... PO Box 999Ps. If anyone on here is called John Smith with the email firstname.lastname@example.com I apologize for the junk you're about to receive lol
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PALMVIEW – Delia Z. Garcia, 66, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, January 16, 2011 at her residence in Palmview. Mrs. Garcia was born in Peñitas on January 28, 1944 to Diego and Beatriz Zamora
Left to cherish her memory are her husband, Natividad Garcia; son, Natividad (Melissa) Garcia Jr.; daughters, Naomi (Gerardo) Garza, Nilda (Eladio) Vasquez, Noreen (Rafael) Villarreal, Noelia (Jose Luis) Chapa, and Nadine (Jose) Garcia; and17 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren.
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Pinch hitter Jordan Mings' sacrifice fly in the bottom of the ninth inning lifted Oklahoma State to a 2-1 win over Texas Tech in Friday night's series opener at Allie P. Reynolds Stadium.
With the first RBI of Mings' career, OSU improved to 20-17 overall and is now 6-7 in Big 12 Conference play. The Cowboys are 17-3 at home this season, including a 4-0 mark in league games.
OSU ace Andrew Heaney turned in another dominating performance on the mound, and Blake Barnes recorded a pair of outs to pick up his fourth win of the year.
In a game which neither team managed much offensively, Hunter Bailey and Gabe Weidenaar led the Cowboys' with two hits apiece, combining for four of OSU's seven hits in the contest.
There would be plenty of drama in the final inning.
In the top of the frame, Heaney retired the Barrett Barnes to open the inning, but a fielding error by Bailey at shortstop and a single by Bo Altobelli put Red Raiders on first and second and ended Heaney's night on the mound.
Barnes came out of the bullpen and put an end to the rally, striking out Stephen Hagen on four pitches and then getting Bryant Burleson to ground out to end the inning.
In the bottom of the ninth, Trey Whaley got things started for the Cowboys with a one-out walk. After Weidenaar was hit by a pitch, pinch hitter Victor Romero singled to load the bases.
That's when Mings was called upon to pinch hit. The junior delivered a fly ball to left field, and Whaley raced home and slid in ahead of the throw for the winning run.
After both Heaney and TTU starter John Neely kept the game scoreless through the first four innings, the Red Raiders (22-18, 3-10) pushed across what proved to be their only run in the fifth on a two-out RBI single by Nick Hanslik.
TTU held the 1-0 lead until the sixth, when the Cowboys used a two-run rally of their own to tie the score. Bailey collected a two-out single and was followed by Robbie Rea, who walked. Up next, Jared Womack worked a full count and then sent a single up the middle to bring home Bailey with the tying run.
Heaney finished his night after 8.1 innings in which he allowed just one run on six hits. He struck out nine, the eighth time in 10 starts this season that he has recorded at least eight Ks, and walked two.
Barnes is now 3-1 with a save in seven Big 12 appearances this season.
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Virgin Media's campaign featuring sports celebrity Usain Bolt is an example of how telecom brands can reduce negativity around service and customer care on their social media platforms and move brand discussion towards more positive topics.
- Consumers respond more positively to Virgin Media's campaign featuring Usain Bolt: Compared to other campaigns broadcast by telecom brands in 2011, Virgin Media's is the only one to attract a higher proportion of positive rather than negative sentiment, suggesting celebrity endorsement is a good way to detract consumers from complaining about service-related issues and focus on more positive topics of discussion, such as the "cool" and "funny" campaign itself
- T-Mobile attack ad and BT's Adam and Jane adverts generate less positivity: T-Mobile's attack ad against rivals AT&T and Verizon backfires, as consumer focus remains on T-Mobile's service and leads to complaints around the brand's "poor" coverage. BT's crowdsourcing campaign asked fans to decide on what would happen next in the Adam and Jane series, but fans asked BT in return to "stop wasting millions"
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A South African worker from Maastricht farm, on the Durbanville hills, a few kms outside Cape Town, carries, 23 March 2006, a bucket full of grapes during the annual harvest. Wine lovers can now toast Nelson Mandela's name with the "House of Mandela" range launched by family members, a product that has raised fresh questions about the uses and abuses of the statesman's legacy.
Now wine lovers can toast his name with the "House of Mandela" range launched by family members, a product that has raised fresh questions about the uses and abuses of the statesman's legacy.
The label's founders are adamant that the venture does not exploit him, however.
"This is not about Nelson Mandela, this is about the House of Mandela," said Makaziwe Mandela, his oldest living child aged 59, who started the label with her daughter Tukwini.
"The driving force for us is not only to get into the wine as a commercial entity. This is about honouring all those who have gone before us."
Marketed in the United States earlier this year, the label was started in 2010 with various winemakers selected in the country's famed Cape vineyards.
The range's premier collection consists of two reds and one white dubbed the "Royal Reserve": A 2007 Syrah, a Cabernet Sauvignon and a 2008 Chardonnay 2009.
The two top drawer reds sell for 399 rand ($45, 34 euros), a hefty asking price in South Africa.
"The concept is very good, but I am not sure that the wines are that good, for such a price. That's the reality. They are too expensive," said a wine seller who wanted to remain anonymous.
Technically, Mandela's brand is copy-righted and his foundation has shut down several brazen attempts over the years to cash in on his revered global status.
A court battle currently rages over the control of companies in his name.
Head of the Mandela Foundation's memory programme, Verne Harris said that Mandela had wanted to avoid exploitation.
"The guidelines included things like 'I don't want my face on commercial products, I do not want to be associated with tobacco, alcohol'," and so on," he said.
Wine may be alcohol but the reality is that the Mandela surname is carried by the younger generations -- who have taken to projects such as wine making and reality TV.
"The name Mandela doesn't belong to Nelson Mandela. It belongs to a family," said Harris.
And not everyone thinks the wines are distasteful.
The Cabernet Sauvignon was judged an "outstanding" 4.5 out of five by South Africa's well-known Platter guide.
The other two got a four-point "excellent."
"They are super premium wines, the quality matches the price, and we are not shy about that," said Tukwini Mandela, 38, told AFP.
Makaziwe agrees, saying the wine aimed to tell the story of the Mandela family's royal roots.
"There is a regalness about Africa. It is not that everything that comes from Africa is substandard. There is good quality," she said.
A sparkling wine has been added to the range, along with six entry-level wines to make the product more accessible and a middle range.
Baptised the "Thembu Collection" after the Xhosa tribe the family stems from, the lower priced wines carry labels inspired by Mandela's trademark colourful shirts.
The wines will be available in supermarkets, particularly in the United States giant Walmart, and at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg.
"It is your every day drinking wine," said Heather Engelbrecht, a sales representative of distributor Vinimark.
"This is going to be big, probably in the next three years. If the quality of the wine is there, it is going to sell."
In addition, a middle range called Vusani, made up of four reds, is mainly aimed at the Chinese market.
The family's wine entrepeneurs, who plan to donate part of profits to charity, believe the wine venture is party of their heritage.
"My grandfather gave us a great gift and we feel honour bound to maintain his legacy," said granddaughter Tukwini Mandela.
"We think that the wine project is a great project, it's an honourable project and we're not ashamed to use our name in any way. We fully embrace what we're been given."
The wine is meant to be shared while thinking about ways to contribute to a better world, said Makaziwe.
"We are proud of honouring our name, it is our legacy, it is our right," she said.
"As long as you do it with responsibility...and integrity, we fully embrace our legacy, we are proud of it."
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The 8-Ball 02.23.13: WWE Ring Entrance Outfits
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From Chris Jericho's "Lite-Brite" jacket and Ric Flair's famous robes to John Morrison's coats, Rey Mysterio's comic book-inspired gear and more, 411's Ken Hill counts down the top 8 WWE ring entrance outfits of all-time!
Welcome, ladies and gents, to the 8-Ball. My name is Ken Hill and, as always, I am the fire starter, the party-meister, and YOUR "Kennection to All Things Wrestling." Counting down the randomness of professional wrestling seems to be a thing on here, so let's do it, to it!
This week, we're covering the various iconic outfits worn by various WWE wrestlers young and old in the last couple decades. For some, what you wear out to the ring, the first impression you make on the crowd, is so important, so much that you want everyone to remember that night, not just for the match you wrestled, but so people will remark, "You should've seen what this guy wore to the ring last night, it was awesome!"
On that note, I've ranked my eight choices based on one or more of the following categories:
Whether a wrestler's outfit is more of an original idea, a blend of personal fashion and past wrestling wear, or simply a subset (i.e. ripoff) of a more iconic outfit.
Whether it's an item that a wrestler has worn for the longest time, sporadically, or is strictly a one-time deal (Like "Conan" Triple-H at WM 22, as kick-ass as that throne was).
Crowd Effect
Whether a crowd pops at the first glance of said ring wear, or even when it's simply being removed or put on (hint, hint).
Top 8 WWE Ring Entrance Outfits
8. John Morrison's Fur Coat
If Daniel Bryan's really intent on calling himself "The Dazzler", John Morrison could make an argument for being called "The
dazzler." Introduced along with his new persona in ECW circa 2007, Morrison's fur coat could be seen by some, including myself, as a symbolic representation of Morrison's true in-ring character; while it may seem flashy, shiny, and gaudy with too many meaningless bells and whistles, it belies the inner truth of Morrison; a tough, rough-and-tumble competitor who can brawl, strike, pound, and take to the air as good as anyone else, and look damn good doing it too. Not to mention you'd
to be a tough son of a gun to walk around in a spangly fur coat like Morrison's.
7. Rey Mysterio's "Comic Collection"
Rey Mysterio must have spent a lot of time in former tag partner Rob Van Dam's "Five Star Comics" before it closed in '06...The Master of the 619 has never fallen short when it comes to iconic Wrestlemania outfits. From the Daredevil in his very first Wrestlemania match against Matt Hardy to the "Captain Mysterio" seen above combating Cody Rhodes in 2011, Mysterio never fails in keeping up with the current trends of pop culture.
6. Shawn Michaels's "Chaps, Chains & Leather"
Cena's rag on HBK in 2005 being a little "too friendly" with the chaps, chains and leather made me chuckle a little because there's a lot of truth to it. Looking at all of HBK's outfits throughout his career, I honestly couldn't picture Shawn wearing anything different. Like with Morrison's coat, all these baubles and trinkets hanging on Micheal's arms, chest, and and legs carry some significance. The chaps represent his nature as a Texan "sharpshooter," how he can reel off Sweet Chin Music like a sudden shot, something Lawler has often dubbed "#1 with a bullet." In later years, we'd see crosses adorning his outfits in various ways, harkening to his role in real life as a born-again Christian. And the chains...well, HBK just made them look that damn cool when he'd wear them out to the ring.
5. The Legion of Doom's Spiked Shoulder Pads
I'll be damned if Road Warrior Animal and Hawk and company didn't at least get a mention here. Innovators of the face-painted wrestling persona in the 1990s and originators of the Doomsday Device, one of the best tandem moves in wrestling today, L.O.D.'s entrance wear was truly symbolic of their in-ring nature: Brash, bold, and dangerous to the touch. And just like their spiked pads, L.O.D.'s strong physiques and and power-based offense could run right through you if you weren't careful.
4. Chris Jericho's "Lite-Brite" Jacket
Like his various wacky to refined hairdos, going from long tights to shorts, and changing up his moveset, Jericho has adapted new styles of ringside wear throughout his years; from the gaudy, flashy shirts of his introduction to WWE, to the shiny vests of his 2007 return, and to the "Honest Men's Warehouse" wardrobe from 2008-2011, Y2J has kept up with the times, adopting outfits to match his personality shifts throughout his career. While initially meant in 2012 as a mocking caricature of his early "rock star" persona, Jericho has since re-embraced his "Y2J" roots and wears the "Lite Brite"-esque jacket with as much flash and panache as he shows on the mic and in the ring.
3. Undertaker's Hat
Intimidation. Soul-shaking, fearful intimidation. That's what the wide-brimmed hat of the 20-0 Deadman represents. The macabre music and the lightning catch your attention. His approach to the ring, ironically enough, often makes an opponent feel as if they're walking the proverbial "Green Mile" to their doom. When Taker enters the ring in his methodical way, every step is a mind game. When he removes his jacket, you see the obstacle, the man, the impossible myth you must venture past to achieve that yet-to-be-seen victory. The hat? In the pause of him lowering it, opponents are made aware of the soul-searing stare they are about to receive, one that tests their very resolve and fortitude and determines whether or not they have already lost. Once the hat is lowered and the rolled-back, demonic stare is unleashed, the fans roar and know the Deadman is ready to clear out his yard.
2. "Macho Man" Randy Savage
Curious why I didn't mention the outfit in this one? It's a rather simple reason: Savage
the outfit. He was every bit the multicolored streamers hanging from his arms, the ruffles on his tights and boots, the "MACHO"-frosted sunglasses, and the "funky like a monkey" cowboy hat. Then there was Savage's "reign" as the "Macho King" with a shimmering, star-studded cape Austin Aries could only dream of and a crown that Lawler would envy to the end of his days. It was madness,
was madness, and the crowd was just taken along for the roller coaster ride.
1. "Nature Boy" Ric Flair's Robe
Let me ask you all this question: How luxurious, awe-inspiring, and kick-ass would it have been to have a feathered robe with your own name scripted on the back in sequins? Heck, I once took an old bathrobe, sparkle-glued "Nature Boy" on the back, bought a boa and blonde wig, and did my own impression of Ric Flair to "Also Sprach Zarathustra" for a high school contest. Was it embarrassing? Hell yes. Did I feel like a million dollars? YA DAMN RIGHT. The irony is, that's almost how much "Naitch" spent on all the robes he's worn over the decades. All that money for decked-out-to-the-max custom robes that are likely only worn once, like the teenage girl's much-vaunted prom dress; at his peak, "The Man" was the epitome of extravagance, arrogance, money, and being the very best in the business.
Thank you all for reading on my post of the 8-Ball, and I certainly promise to bring you more exciting, unique topics in professional wrestling to count down. However, don't be afraid to suggest your own topics in the comments section. In the wacky, wild world of professional wrestling, there's a multitude of ideas to explore and you never know when you might stumble on a fresh idea no one's considered before. Ciao for now, boys and girls!
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STUART -- There's nothing like living on tropical islands to develop a taste for the best, freshest seafood in the world. So it was a most pleasant surprise to discover Tin Fish in Stuart, tucked away on Indian Street, between U.S. 1 and Willoughby Boulevard.
This beautiful restaurant does seafood like no other, serving dishes with incredible flavors that never overpower the main attraction, the fish itself.
Take the aptly named "kaboom" shrimp, bursting with sweet and spicy undertones, thanks to its lovely cream sauce, which by the way, is available for other dishes. This restaurant has mastered the art of adding dollops of interest to the delicate natural flavor of its plump shrimp without drowning the seafood.
This is never more apparent than in its signature tacos, where each ingredient augments the next, and fresh homemade salsa meets a squiggle of hot sauce, ranch dressing, cheddar cheese and shredded cabbages all served on a Baja California soft flour tortilla. Offered grilled or fried, depending on the type of fish, mine arrived with a beautiful cut of fried flounder, the fish of the day.
The secret to all the winning entrées is the straight-from-the water seafood, brought in from St. Augustine by a friend of owner Eric Olson, who some diners might remember as one of the former owners of Bono's Bar-B-Q and Grill in Stuart .
Sunshine Johnson is Tin Fish's marketing manager. Her daughter, Jocelyn Olson, owns the restaurant with husband Eric. They said guests have noticed the food's freshness.
"We get compliments all the time on the fish," Ms. Olson said. "Nothing overpowers the flavor, so you can tell it's really good and tender fish."
Its menu also includes choices, such as several chicken entrées and giant burgers.
But whatever it serves, Tin Fish places a premium on freshness, and that's clear even in the cocktail sauce, made daily with grated horseradish.
The New England clam chowder is loaded with shellfish, diced potatoes and still-crunchy vegetables. Every spoonful is delicious.
That day's soup -- shrimp and corn chowder -- had fresh kernels that burst on the tongue.
The wild-caught salmon was also a treat, as were the homemade hush puppies and conch fritters. The shellfish is served "garlicky" or spicy, and the fish fingers are fresh and lightly breaded. The menu includes a variety of fish, including wahoo, flounder, grouper and red snapper, all caught off the Florida coast.
Tin Fish does it right. Located in a 7,000-square-foot, contemporary-style building with a small garden and plenty of outdoor seating under a large awning, this restaurant hits all the right notes.
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Escapee from Muhlenberg County In Custody
Date of News Release: 09/21/2013
Greenville, KY. (Muhlenberg County) - On Friday, September 20, 2013 at approximately 6:15 p.m., the Central City (KY) Police Department contacted KSP Post 2 Madisonville and advised that the escapee, Jesse A. Neal, was in custody. Mr. Neal was lodged in the Muhlenberg County Detention Center.
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Inmate From Muhlenberg County Detention Center Escapes While On Work Release
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Greenville, KY. (Muhlenberg County) - On Friday, September 13, 2013, at approximately 2:41 p.m., the Kentucky State Police Post 2 Madisonville was contacted by the Muhlenberg County Detention Center in reference to an inmate that escaped from a work detail in Muhlenberg County. The inmate walked away from a work detail in the area of Dean Road (KY 2553) at the Muhlenberg County Road Department.
Wanted for Escape 2nd Degree (Class D Felony) is:
Jesse A. Neal
Age: 26 Sex: Male Race: White
Height: 5'7" Weight: 142 Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel
Mr. Neal was last seen wearing a jail-issued orange t-shirt and orange pants. He was incarcerated for possession of controlled substance (meth) and possession of drug paraphernalia. If you come into contact with him, do not try to apprehend him; contact the Kentucky State Police at 1-270-676-3313 or toll-free, in Kentucky, at 1-800-222-5555 or your local law enforcement.