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Murfreesboro, TN (Sports Network) - Raymond Cintron scored 15 points for the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders as they defeated the Tennessee State Tigers 77-48, in a lopsided matchup at the Murphy Center.
Cintron scored all of his points from beyond the arc, knocking down an impressive 5-of-6 shots from deep for the Blue Raiders (8-3), who have now won three of their last four. Marcos Knight supplied 14 points and six rebounds while Neiko Hunter and Shawn Jones added 13 points each.
Robert Covington led all scorers with 17 points, despite shooting just 4-of-17 from the field. Covington also pulled down nine rebounds, six offensive, for Tennessee State (5-7), which has lost two of its last three games. Patrick Miller was the only other Tiger to score in double-figures with 12 points.
Middle Tennessee led 43-20 after the first half by shooting 48.5 percent from the field and holding the Tigers to 36.8 percent.
The second half wasn't much different as the Blue Raiders outscored Tennessee State 34-28, and held the Tigers to 25.0 percent shooting in the half.
The Tigers struggled to find their shots in the game, shooting just 29.8 percent from the field. Tennessee State did not take care of the ball as well recording 20 turnovers in the loss.
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Etsy Find: Terrarium Herb Kit
As we have made no attempt to keep secret, terrariums are an inexhaustible delight to us. The mini landscapes provided delicious fodder for weekend daydreams when we were little, as we're sure they'd continue to do, if only our days stayed as endless as they were back then. But this particular terrarium is also literally delicious.
Basil provides the foliage for the imaginary little people, and a real puppy, turtle or frog figure gives your imagination a break to populate the tiny world. The kit comes with an apothecary jar, seeds, growing medium and instructions.
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OH i love it! i've been wanting to start a terrarium, but can't figure out what to do if the plants outgrow their container?
Super cute, but I think the basil will outgrow that container. I bought one at Trader Joes for $2.99 and look how big it is! http://www.poweredbytofu.com/2009/06/09/in-season-cooking-basil/
My basil plants outgrew that size in just a week. They are one of the fastest growing, hardiest plants in my garden.
(My daughter appreciates the Little Pet Shop toy though! We bought some super super tiny animal toys at the zoo yesterday, she wants to make a small terrarium for one of them.)

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Farmers are committing suicide as you read this article. In countries like India, the rate of farmer suicides has become a national crisis. The World Health Organization (WHO) is particularly concerned with farmer suicides because of the impact it is having on families. WHO estimates that one person commits suicide every 13.3 minutes.
The death of comedian Robin Williams last month sparked a worldwide discussion about suicide, its underlying causes and how it might be prevented. And, with World Suicide Prevention Day taking place Sept. 10, the subject is certain to generate more debate as people seek to understand this important health issue. Having spent 10 years researching the subject while working as a professor of psychiatry, I believe there are things we can do as a community to tackle this problem. With that in mind, I thought it might be helpful to reflect on what researchers have learned over the years about strategies for preventing suicide.
Robin Williams didn't die from suicide, he died from depression. Zelda Williams eloquently wrote, "... I'll never, ever understand how he could be loved so deeply and not find it in his heart to stay..." She summed up the words of loved ones left behind beautifully. Rehtaeh didn't decide one night to kill herself -- she died a slow, painful death from a disease of the soul that kills close to 4,000 Canadians a year. Teenagers are talking about suicide and we need to make sure theirs are not the only voices in the conversation. Sadly, the very voices needed the most are the ones missing. The voices of teachers, parents, psychologists, doctors, police officers, mental health workers, and community leaders. We need to talk about suicide.
I have my own ideas about what it means to control your own life and the right a person should have to end that life if they choose. But I'm not writing this to spout my opinion on suicide. I'm writing this to tell a story I'll never have the chance to tell Robin Williams, as if I would've had a chance of ever meeting the man.
On March 11, 2001, a woman named April died by suicide. Her friend Jenn was the one who found her. It was an extremely traumatic event in Jenn's life. It transformed her entire world. Let's encourage others to have careful and candid conversations about suicide. For Jenn's family, suicide exists at the dinner table and at every family gathering, because there's always an empty chair. But most families are not having these conversations.
I read Zelda Williams's tribute to her dad. I could barely focus on the accolades because my mind zeroed in on the few words "While I'll never, ever understand how he could be loved so deeply and not find it in his heart to stay..." Because that's the bottom line. His children loved him deeply, and he loved them, and yet, all that love was insufficient to keep him here...Or rather, the pain was just too much. That scares me.
I understand why people kill themselves. I think about it every day. That's not an exaggeration. It varies how much I think about it each day, but there hasn't been a day in the last six months that I haven't thought about it, and it's been this way since I was about 10. Very very occasionally I get a day where I'm struggling really bad, but I don't want to be dead. But it's not often.
I cried a lot, and slept when I could, and felt like shit. I can't even tell you how shitty I felt because there's actually no way to articulate it. I didn't want to die, but I felt like I was completely out of control, because I was, and that shit is scary. And of course, no one knew. I told no one. I acted fine, just like I still do, because I don't really like to talk about this kind of shit. Those emotions have been catalogued and put away.
Go ahead and post that suicide hotline number. I've used it and I'll continue to use it. But even better, recognize that this darkness is a monster that -- even with all the help and resources and puppy cuddles -- is lonely and demoralizing and confusing and exhausting to fight. And please recognize all of the work we do to stay alive.
Depression forms its own secret society. We're afraid of the consequences of our bosses, co-workers, family and friends finding out about our depression on Facebook. What is the worse consequence? People finding out you are depressed or you committing suicide? All it takes is one soul among friends to speak out.
I will tell you that I know you've tried what feels like everything to create a tolerable existence, but it hasn't worked thus far. I also know that you have hoarded your past expired medications in your toy hamper waiting for this day when you finally get "the nerve" to go through with ending it all. Please don't let today be your last, I want you to experience what it's like to smile for real again and you'll be taking that opportunity away.
Rare are the moments where reading of an actor's passing does much more to me other than illicit a half-shrug before I carry on with my day, but in the case of Robin Williams it stopped me straight in my tracks. Williams depression wasn't new. He was an alcoholic with a long history of substance abuse. He dodged consistent allegations of stealing jokes throughout his years as a stand-up comic. He suffered. Despite and through the laughs, he suffered.
The moment a celebrity or somebody takes his or her life we, as a society, are all over it. It makes me think if we talked about suicide this much when it wasn't in the news due to something like Williams' death we would be better off. In addition to talking about Williams let's also talk about the thousands of other "normal" people who also died of suicide today.
Suicide isn't "giving up" or "giving in." Suicide is a terrible decision made by someone whose pain is so great that they can no longer hold it, and feel they have no other option in life but to end it. It's a decision you can't take back, and a decision that will affect your friend and family forever. It is not taken lightly. For someone looking in, it does seem like a waste -- especially in the case of Robin Williams, who was a brilliantly funny man and a talented actor. But imagine, if you will, feeling so desperate, so desolate, so incredibly sad and hurt that you honestly cannot see a way out. Williams did things in his life that touched people to their core. It is a sad, sad loss, but it is not a waste.
Farming is a fairly isolated occupation with a small, close-knit community of co-workers and family. In the small farming community, the saying that everyone knows everything about each other is true. Going to a mental health professional or admitting you are depressed quickly becomes the news. This reduced sense of confidentiality ensures farmers don't talk about their depression.
This past year has seen me in the lowest of emotional states. I was diagnosed with depression in October, 2013. Somehow, some way, through the guidance and help of the team of doctors monitoring me psychologically and medically, the stabbing in my chest is subsiding. The depression may be lifting. I'm hopeful.
He had suffered from a period of depression which had developed into a psychosis. When the news reached me, my world collapsed. The days that followed were spent in a state alternating between something dream-like and an acute, painful awareness of the reality of the situation. So many questions were asked. So few answered.


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• Rate to the truck inherently stable with miles
• Often little self-dispatch freedom
• Fuel surcharge often averaged among fleet accounts/diesel prices
• Niche specialization possible but not in operator's control
• Home time in control of dispatcher
• Rate per loaded mile variable by lane/market conditions
• Self-dispatch often available
• Fuel surcharge paid in lump according to individual negotiated accounts
• Niche specialization by lane/freight within reach with self-dispatch
• Home time a function of operator's ability to customize schedule
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Under a percentage pay plan, the owner-operator typically takes home 65 percent to 75 percent when pulling the company's trailer. It's a few percentage points more with his own.
Miguel Dunkelberger of Middleville, Mich., however, has found a deal he calls the "best I've run across in years" with a full 90 percent of the gross pay package, leased to LR & Sons Trucking of Grand Rapids.
Before your eyes pop out of their sockets, keep in mind Dunkelberger, who drives a 1996 Marmon 103D flattop, pulls his own 53-foot 1997 Trailmobile dry van. In addition, he says, the high percentage is due in part to the 22-driver carrier being young and trying extra hard to attract other owner-operators.
Also, costs many leased owner-operators don't incur, regardless of pay package, play a part in the carrier's ability to offer the high percentage: chargebacks for cargo and primary liability insurance.
"All in all it runs just over $200 a week," Dunkelberger says, for those plus insurances more typical for leased owner-operators (nontrucking liability, physical damage). Perks include in-house IFTA preparation, a carrier-provided fuel card, and PrePass.
Success under a percentage program required owner-operator Sam Mobley to change weekly targets from miles to revenue, achieved on the fewest miles possible.
"I might take a high-paying load into Pennsylvania," he says, "and take $1.70 a mile. But I might only get $1.02 per mile out. That lower-paying load — you hope that will be fewer miles and average the two together to make a decision."
In this market, he says, he's happy with $3,000 to $4,000 weekly in gross revenue. Running mostly long-haul, he tries to book a load leaving Sunday. "You have a good shot at hitting your target that way," he says. If you come out on Tuesday, "you might just do two loads that week" for $2,700 or so in revenue.
Evaluating percentage plans requires knowing your revenue and costs. With the fuel surcharge, Mobley says, some mileage-paid operators at Schneider National might average $1.42 a mile in revenue, "but I'd average $1.37, and it's my choice to do it that way. I'll make up the difference by doing more in income than they will" with lower overall costs on fewer miles.
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Keeping up with his ridiculous work schedule. Bones collabs with fellow cloud/sad heavyweight Chris Travis. The two bring us a 7 song tape/E.P entitled "SeaBeds". If you've heard either before you know what you're in for with this release. Filled with swirling and slurred beats and monotone (yet infectious) flows, "SeaBeds" can be downloaded here:
X.Wulf gives us a 5 song taster that is true to recent form. Wulf's beat selection is obviously a strong suit. Compiling a variety of vastly different beats, X. Wulf continues to theme his verses and hooks on similar topics (i.e Weed, Haters, Anime) but that does not leave Wulf in a slump, rather the E.P is quite strong and leaves us waiting for his White Armor collab. Download Rare Wulf here:
Yung Duke Releases the single, "Jodee". Accompanying it is a visual, where we see Duke sitting in a balaclava smoking. The monotone flow accompanies the smooth cloud beat, check it out here:
Slick Talk and Dingus are set to release a collaborative effort sometime in the coming future. In preparation they released a new track together entitled, "deathbeDreams". The beat is no new comer to Dingus' catalogue, used by Xavierwulf and Bones on the "Lame" mixtape. Sporting an ambient drone soundscape, the beat compliments Slick Talks somber and emotive lyrical structures. Check out the track below:
True to form, Still Live regular 'Na$ty Matt' drops a cloud single filled with ethereal voices and top heavy flow. Check the track on soundcloud:
Mike Dece & Denzel curry release a ghostly 90's banger, "The Moon". True to form, the two bring equally hard verses to the lo-fi beat. Check out the Freebase, Denzel Curry and Nagchampa produced track here,
'SpaceGhostPurrp' (now known as 'Purrp') gives us his latest mixtape, a compilation of his 58 greatest tracks. Featured are some memorable tracks like "Bend Ova Like That Ft. Robb Bank$" and "Suck a Nigga Dick For 2011". Get the mixtape here:
True to recent form, Chris Travis releases his new "After Effects" E.P. The E.P is laced with strong production work with a consistent ethereal anime vibe. Dripping with synths and casual flows, the E.P can be downloaded via datpiff:
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Drivin N Cryin, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
This Atlanta outfit might not have a prolific recording career these days, but Drivin N Cryin still puts on one of the best shows in town. That's just one reason why the band is the perfect choice to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Buckhead Theatre (the renovated former home of the Roxy) The Kevn Kinney-led band released "Great American Bubble Factory " in 2009, which was the first album of new Drivin N Cryin material since 1997. There's a tribute album in the works, with fellow musicians such as Collective Soul, Mastodon, Edwin McCain, Angie Aparo and Sister Hazel among those scheduled to contribute tracks. DNC is joined by former Drive By Truckers guitarist, singer and songwriter Isbell, who is still crafting evocative Southern gems in his solo work. With Futurebirds, Jonny Corndawg.
7 p.m. July 29. $25 in advance. Buckhead Theatre, 3110 Roswell Road, Atlanta. 404-843-2825.
Buckhead Music Festival
Ready for a stomping good time? Don't miss the headliners at this second day of the Buckhead Theatre's one-year anniversary celebration. The swampy stomp of the Chickasaw Mudd Puppies first emerged from Athens in the early '90s with a couple of albums produced by R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe. It was their high-energy live shows that earned them a devoted following, though, as Brant Slay stomped his feet and wailed on his harmonica, usually from a rocking chair, while Ben Reynolds rips a punky new path through the blues with his guitar. It's the perfect way to spend a steamy Southern evening. The Chickasaw Mudd Puppies are scheduled to play at 9 p.m., but there will be bands performing all day. Check the venue's website for a full list of artists. See our story on the venue's first anniversary celebrations.
1 p.m. July 30. $14. Buckhead Theatre, 3110 Roswell Road, Atlanta. 404-843-2825.
Tedeschi Trucks Band
Critically acclaimed blues-rock guitarist and singer Susan Tedeschi is a four-time Grammy nominee. Derek Trucks, guitarist for the Allman Brothers, also happens to be Tedeschi's husband. The pair recently put their own bands on hiatus and joined together for this new project. The band released its first album, "Revelator," in June. Rolling Stone's review dubbed it a "meaty masterpiece." With the Dirty Dozen Brass Band.
8 p.m. July 30. $25-$69. Chastain Park Amphitheatre, 4469 Stella Drive, Atlanta. 404-733-4949.
Robin Thicke, Kelly Rowland
Thicke might be today's pre-eminent blue-eyed soul man, but his lineage is very white bread. His father is sitcom dad Alan Thicke of "Growing Pains" fame and his mom is actress-singer Gloria Loring. Rowland toiled in Beyoncé's shadow in Destiny's Child and she's still overshadowed by her former band mate, but her new album, "Here I Am," has already given her a boost. The second single from that album, "Motivation," is a Top 20 pop hit and her first R&B No. 1 since 2002. With Jeremih.
8 p.m. July 30. $47-$127. Fox Theatre, 660 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta. 404-881-2100.
Vans Warped Tour
Punk rock summer camp is back again. Some of the highlights of the daylong fest include indie rapper Grieves, long-serving ska merchants Less Than Jake, the hip-hop-influenced alt-rock of Atlanta's Family Force Five and Gainesville, Fla., outfit Against Me. Against Me just reissued "White Crosses," the band's 2010 album, with bonus tracks and an additional disc (called "Black Crosses," naturally) of unreleased songs and alternate versions.
11 a.m. Aug. 1. $34-46. Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood, 2002 Lakewood Way, Atlanta. 404-443-5090.
Brian Wilson
It's a miracle and a blessing that all the years of mental illness, drug issues and stage fright didn't end the former Beach Boy's career. Wilson created some of the most sublime pop music ever made, but he was silent for too many years. He's been on a renewed creative roll since finishing the abandoned late '60s masterpiece "Smile" in 2004.
8 p.m. Aug. 3. $25-$75. Chastain Park Amphitheatre, 4469 Stella Drive, Atlanta. 404-733-4949.
Keith Urban
Anyone who has stood in a grocery store checkout line knows Urban is married to actress Nicole Kidman and spent a little time in rehab. Urban's rocked-up country is among the hottest selling stuff coming out of Nashville for much of this millennium. He scored his first No. 1 country hit in 2000 and his 11th and latest, "Without You," this year.
7:30 p.m. Aug. 4-5. $25-$55. Gwinnett Arena, 6400 Sugarloaf Parkway, Duluth. 770-813-7500.
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WTF!?! Do you not know that 20k folks will be at Verizon Wireless Sunday for Further? You left out their concert in April, and, once again, you leave out their Sunday concert. And, except for the Trucks-Tedeschi band and Further, this weekend's lineup is pretty weak.
Try broadening your horizons, sparky!
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311 on Saturday night. Huge show every summer
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Tedeschi Trucks Band was outstanding. Very tight and kick-ass rock & roll. ST should not defer slide playing to her hubby as she is no slouch.


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This bag is just perfect...., October 28, 2011
This bag is just perfect. I love all of the pockets, there is a place for everything and it keeps everything in its place. The gray is so pretty, a really nice contrast with the orange inside. I noticed that the color is a little darker then the picture shows as another reviewer noted, but I think it looks great. The material is strong yet flexible and even though it is smaller then a lot of other backpacks it still fits a ton of stuff, perfect for the campus. I really like that it is not huge because I am pretty short and this bag doesn't make me look like a 12 year old like so many other bags do. The zippers and hardware are very sturdy and I like that the zipper hardware on the main compartment has loops so I can put a lock on it for some security. I can tell a lot of thought went into the design of this bag. I thought the price was a little much, but for something that I will use almost everyday and for something that will last, it is worth it.
I have been using this..., April 23, 2011
I have been using this eraser for about 2 weeks now and I am really pleased with it. It is comfortable to hold and use, the clip makes it easy to attach to places, it is pleasurable to look at, and erases very well.
My only complaint is that the very top of the barrel has cracked (I am not sure how it happened), it is not affecting the performance at all but I hope it doesn't get worse.


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We would like to welcome you to Elm Veterinary Group and thank you for choosing us. This website has been compiled especially for you, to introduce you to our practice and act as a guide to the services we offer Elm Veterinary Group was founded in 2005 when our practice principals joined in partnership but there has been a veterinary practice at our Milehouse site since well before The Second World War!
Our practice consists of two branches, one at Milehouse in Central Plymouth and the other at Plymstock.
The practice partners are John Parkinson and Dick Moar They have both been qualified for many years and they are keen to work together to provide a first class service for our clients and their pets.
Mr Parkinson and Mr Moar employ two fully qualified veterinary surgeons to work alongside them. As a team our vets work at both branches, if you would like to see a particular vet, please telephone and our receptionist will direct you to the correct surgery our surgeries are run by appointment only.
A vital part of our practice is our friendly hard working and dedicated nursing team. The head nurse is Corinna Goss who is in charge of the qualified and student veterinary nurses.
When you come in through our reception door you will be greeted by one of our dedicated receptionists. We have seven receptionists working between the two branches and they are always there to help. Also our office manager Janet Vowles will be on hand to help with any admin queries.
The practice also runs weight clinics and puppy parties. These are complimentary and extremely interesting, so if you would like to bring your pet to one, please contact us for further information.
The equipment at our Milehouse surgery includes x-ray machines, an ultra-sound machine, ultra-sonic dental equipment, blood analysers, E. C. G transmitter and two operating theatres.
All these can be used to aid the recovery or diagnosis of your pet.
From your first call to the surgery you are in our care as a valued customer and your pet or pets will be our priority Elm Veterinary Group will endeavour to give you a first class service and as a team we wish that you will always agree that we fulfil that promise.
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Ms. Olding brings more than 30 years of experience working in the areas of business, process, systems and change management. Her experience includes roles in many industries, such as apparel, manufacturing, retail, financial services, regional government and high tech. Her business transformation efforts have included a focus on organizational readiness and communications to achieve successful adoption. Ms. Olding knows the importance of practical advice and approaches that can be tailored to work within the unique environments of various companies. She developed those skills through her many years of hands-on experience. With her extensive executive interface and strategic planning experience, she can provide the insights and tactics to ensure that clients' goals are achieved. Prior to joining Gartner, Ms. Olding held leadership roles at some of the top companies in the U.S. Most recently, she worked at Safeway as the director of IT Strategic Planning, and prior to that she was the leader of the Transformation Services organization. At Charles Schwab, she was the VP of Finance Strategic Consulting. At Hurwitz Group, she was a VP of Research for the Knowledge, eLearning and Collaboration Services area. Furthermore, she spent 12 years at Levi Strauss and Co., where she held a number of positions, including IT auditor, systems analyst and IT testing manager, as well as strategic consultant, in which she was responsible for two business process re-engineering teams. She also has five years of experience in banking as an IT and operations auditor, gaining a wealth of experience documenting and standardizing processes.
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Brief based on the online discussion, held from 4 to 26 February 2013, facilitated by FAO's Global Forum on Food Security and Nutrition (FSN Forum) with FAO's Forestry Department in the context of the International Conference on Forests for Food Security and Nutrition.
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I'm almost 20 years old, and as of right now I'm a working class person. I like controversy, deep talks, good music, and kickin' it with my friends.
I want a girlfriend, it doesn't mean that I want to date leftover stunt doubles from the motion picture film "Free Willy." No, this isn't a 3 in 1 deal here you see. I'm not shallow by any means, but, do you see Kim Kardashian dating Fat Bastard? No, you don't. I rest my case.
Room with three dudes, yes, no bitches but we can ash/ Dutch Sport Cigarillos dipped in honey so where the tree at?/ I never got the As to get to sit in front of class enough f's and d's for teach to know its a wrap/ Or Rolled up, I rolled up this burner so set the lighters from - to + for a fiery scorcher/ The odds say it's a game where you can't make it, but my wordplay might dabble a bit/ You babbled said I couldn't make it, this is an easy bake oven so I guess I'll just cake this shit/ Raging fast while I sit back and laugh it up/ Apple turnover you were meant to fucking crumble up/ Fast, too fast, you can't last but smell my stride where the winners take pride/
When I said I love you/ I fucking meant that/ The other clowns lied to you so you got slapped/ Tired of assholes getting it in right while the nice guys finish last/ Told you I'd pass the bar but you're in remedial?/ Class of 2009 and so far I've wasted mine but I have a plan to get back up in time/ Grab a kodak because it's one of those moments/ I got your apology letter and sent it to Wiz for the new roll up/ Fuck your tears and pleas where the fuck was anyone when I went belly up?/ Sweeping up these lies and jokes in a pan of dust/ Don't think I'm a man of action? I'll douse you in water until you rust/
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Our students will be returning home for the holidays, so it is a good time for parents to think about how we communicate with our kids. In most cases, communication between George Fox parents and their students has gone well this semester, but it can always get even better.
Most likely, there will be a lot of exciting things your student will want to talk about and process with you. During fall semester they have had successes and failures, and they have learned a lot. Now, they are coming home! Whether your student is a first-year student, or well down the college road, I'm sure you will notice growth and maybe hear some surprising revelations! Here are some practical reminders and tips for good communication:


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MACON, Ga., (UPI) — An annual Easter egg hunt in Central City Park in Macon, Ga., was canceled this year because of unruly parents, officials said.
The annual Easter egg hunt in Central City Park, which would have been held Saturday, was one of the largest in Middle Georgia, The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph reported.
However, officials decided to cancel the event because "parents caused a situation in which some children got hurt," said Bibb County Commissioner Joe Allen, founder and CEO of Kids Yule Love which coordinated the egg hunt.
Allen said some parents insisted on accompanying their children in the hunt and some incidents occurred when parents became violent in attempts to get eggs for themselves or their children.
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Seeing the aftermath of a violent crime is just part of the job for Dena Weiss, a crime scene investigator and fingerprint expert for the Lakeland, Florida Police Department. As part of a five-person CSI team, Weiss responds to many gruesome crime scenes to collect evidence and process the scene, a job she's been doing for more than 16 years.
While her job may be less dangerous than the average street cop (that is, no one is shooting at her), the job can be just as traumatizing.
One of the biggest challenges for crime scene investigators — and many law enforcement officers — is learning how to cope with disturbing scenes.
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"You have to be able to handle seeing a lot of heartbreaking violent acts," stated Weiss.
The biggest challenge for many law enforcement officers and crime scene investigators is dealing with the death of children.
"The violent death of a child is horrific to deal with," said Weiss.
Her worst case to date was on Mother's Day more than 15 years ago. She was eight months pregnant with her second child and was sitting at the breakfast table with her three-year-old son when her pager beeped.
She responded to a crime scene that turned out to be the murder-suicide of a mother and her young daughter. The mother and daughter were in matching pajamas, both shot and lying in bed for the woman's husband to find when he arrived home.
"We spent more than nine hours at that crime scene," said Weiss. "It haunted me for a long time."
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Exercising to release stress has been a key to Weiss's long career.
"I ride horses," she said. "I get on for 30 minutes and run the heck out of [my horse]…it's a stress release for me."
After a ride, she can take a deep breath and refocus on what she needs to do at home. Consequently, the emotional turmoil and stress subsides.
"You have to sweat it out of you," she advises, and says you have to learn how not to bring your work home with you.
Weiss also relies heavily on colleagues for emotional support. Fortunately, she has been working with the same small group of crime scene investigators for about 10 years.
"We have each other to lean on," she said. Sometimes a crime scene will affect one person more than others. When that situation arises, the other members of the team will assign that person to roles on the periphery of the crime scene.
Weiss also believes that some people are just more cut out for law enforcement and crime scene investigation than others. In addition to working for the Lakeland Police Department, Weiss is also a full-time professor at American Military University, teaching criminal justice and forensic science classes.
As a professor, she gives many of her students a reality check, informing them that a career in law enforcement — especially as a crime scene investigator — is often far from glorious.
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"You definitely have to pull dead bodies out of ditches, search through gator-invested swamp water for skeletal remains, and assist during autopsies," she said.
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Deadheads know this, but the rest of us might not. The Grateful Dead's official website at dead.net is giving away a free download of a different live song every day for the month of November -- and they've archived them all from Nov. 1 on. But Friday is the end of the month and they'll all disappear after that. Click here to access all the songs while there's still time; the hours and hours of music are taken from various concerts from the band's long career (with a particularly tasty version of "Shakedown Street" that was posted on Nov. 13).
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PISCATAWAY, NJ – Rutgers quarterback Ryan Hart (Coral Springs, FL) has been named the BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week for the week ending Sunday, Oct. 10. Hart earns the award following a 37-34 win at Vanderbilt – a game in which Hart completed 31-of-40 passes for 344 yards and two touchdowns - leading the Scarlet Knights to the biggest comeback in school history.
Hart completed 15-of-17 passes in the opening half vs. the Commodores, but the Scarlet Knights trailed, 20-3, entering the break. Another Vanderbilt touchdown early in the third quarter extended the lead to 27-3, but Rutgers outscored the Commodores 34-7 the rest of the way, as Hart completed 16-of-23 passes for 211 yards and two TD's in the second half alone.
On RU's first drive of the third quarter, Hart completed 3-of-5 passes including a 20-yard completion to Tres Moses (Delray Beach, FL), setting up a two-yard scoring run by Brian Leonard (Gouverneur, NY) which cut the lead to 27-10. On the next drive, Hart connected with Moses for 24 yards on the first play from scrimmage, pushing the Scarlet Knights to the three-yard line, setting up Leonard's second rushing TD on the next play.
At the start of the fourth quarter, Hart completed 4-of-6 passes for 54 yards, connecting with Moses for 13 yards on a 3rd-and-10 and with Chris Baker (Jersey City, NJ) for a 19-yard TD on 3rd-and-9 to cut the lead to 34-23. On the next series, following a fumble recovery by the RU defense Hart hit Leonard with a nine-yard TD pass on the first play from scrimmage, pulling Rutgers to within five, 34-29. He then drove the offense 68 yards on 11 plays on its next drive, culminating in a 1-yard run by Leonard and a 35-34 lead with 1:11 left to play. Hart was 5-for-6 on the drive and added a two-point conversion pass to Moses to extend Rutgers' lead to 37-34.
Hart leads the BIG EAST in passing yards (1441-288.2/game) and total offense (1388-277.6/game) and ranks second in touchdowns (9). He is also fourth in the country in completions/game (25.8). He is the third RU player to earn BIG EAST Weekly honors this season, joining Ryan Neill (Wayne Hills, NJ) and Jeremy Ito (Redlands, CA), who earned Defensive and Special Team honors, respectively, following RU's season-opening win over Michigan State. Hart was named Co-Offensive Player of the Week by the BIG EAST following RU's win over Temple on Oct. 25 last season.
Syracuse safety Diamond Ferri took Defensive Player of the Week honors and teammate Brendan Carney earned Special Teams Player of the Week accolades for their efforts in a 17-13 loss to Florida State.


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"Will you be alright for a few minutes? I need to find the guys and tell them you're okay."
"Yeah." I replied, nodding slowly.
She smiled back and left the room, leaving me with a passed out Billy Beckett.
Or so I thought.
I looked over at him and saw him smiling tiredly at me.
"Hey." I replied quietly.
He sat up and moved closer to me, "We were so worried about you Evie. When I read your letter... you shouldn't have run away. It wasn't your fault." He told me.
I closed my eyes and breathed in slowly for a second, "I thought it was Bill. But then Tom asked me about it and said it wasn't and helped me realise that I should just come home." I told him.
William nodded and smiled, "I'm so glad you're back. Though I wish you weren't in hospital, this will just have to do."
I chuckled but stopped when pain surged through me, "Y-yeah." I stuttered.
"Are you ok?" he asked worriedly.
"Fine. Just-just my ribs." I replied to him.
He nodded once again and seemed relieved.
"I think Brendon was even more worried than Holly," William stated, causing my eyes to go as wide as saucers, "he really cares about you Evie."
I blushed and looked down at my hands, "I care about him too, but he shouldn't care about me. I'm human scum." I said quietly and angrily, cursing myself.
"Hey! We'll be having none of that." William said, lifting my chin up gently, "You're not scum." He said adamantly.
"William, I'm freaking homeless! I have been since I was 7. I don't know who my parents are, I don't know my real last name, I don't know my own birth date... I don't even remember if they ever cared or what they looked like." I finished softly.
"I'm sure they did care about you Eve." William said, matching my quiet tone.
"Right..." I muttered.
"Look," William said which caused me to look up at him again, "It doesn't matter. We're your family now. Me, Holly, Patrick, Ryan, Brendon, hell! Everyone here is your family." He told me.
I gave him a look which caused him to think for a moment, "You know what? I take that back. Pete is not your family, he's a douche."
I began to laugh extremely loud, not being able to stop even though it was killing me. By the time I was finished, tears were running down my face.
"I'm sorry Evie," William said, gently wiping the tears away before sitting back down, "anyways, we're all your family, except for a certain someone, and we all care about you. Maybe we could even pick a random date and make that your birthday if you wanted!" he told me with a smile.
I smiled back and yawned, causing William to yawn a second later.
"Look, you're tired; I'm tired, let's get some more sleep hey?" William asked, to which I nodded in agreement.
He got up from his chair, placing a light kiss on my forehead, "G'night Evie. It's good to have you home."
I smiled tiredly before closing my eyes and letting the sounds from the heart monitor and William's steady breathing lull me to sleep.
"Can you just tell her I dropped off her bag and that I say goodbye?" I heard a voice ask.
I groaned and opened my eyes a fraction before closing them due to the brightness.
"Evie?" a smooth voice asked quietly.
"Mmyeah?" I moaned tiredly, trying to sit up but gasping in pain.
"Hey, careful there." The same voice said, now holding my shoulders, urging me to stay lying.
"Ok... I'm 'right." I said, now opening my eyes and seeing Brendon's doe eyes looking at me.
"Uhh ok." He said, quickly taking his hands off of me.
"Uhh Evie? I've brought your backpack." The voice from before said.
I looked over and saw Tom smiling.
"Hey. Thank you so much. For everything." I smiled at him, truly grateful for everything he had done for me.
"It's no problem, I'm glad I could help. I have to go, but I hope you feel better Evie." He smiled.
"Thanks. I hope you have a safe trip."
He nodded before flashing me a final smile and leaving my hospital room.
I looked over at Brendon and could feel a small blush rising on my cheeks.
"Hi." I said quietly.
"Hi... how're you feeling?" he asked, just as quiet as me.
"Fine. Just a bit sore. What about you?" I replied.
"Relieved." He replied.
This made me curious, "Why?" I asked him.
"You had me really worried Eve. I care about you." He smiled.
My blush had gotten darker and I looked down at my lap, "I-I... ditto." I replied, not knowing how to word my sentence.
I heard Brendon's melodic chuckle which made me smile and look up.
He had a big smile on his face and was looking at me intently.
"What?" I asked self consciously.
"Nothing I just... never mind. Oh! I brought you some food." He said, grabbing a few bags from the ground.
I giggled at his happy attitude and excitement.
He carefully laid out all the food on my bed. There was m&m's, chips, skittles, starburst, snakes, every type of food imaginable!
"Wow, you brought tuna and brown rice?!" I asked excitedly.
"Y-yeah... Ryan told me you'd eat it all the time at his place." He replied with a shy smile.
"Thank you." I smiled before grabbing the cooked brown rice and putting the canned tuna into the container.
I ate it slowly, savouring every bit, "Yum!" I exclaimed, "Wanna taste?" I asked him, holding out a spoonful.
He looked hesitant but leant forward and ate it in a mouthful. He chewed for a few seconds and his eyes then widened.
"This is really good!" he exclaimed.
I giggled and we continued to share the rice & tuna-y goodness whilst sharing the assortment of junk food.
We were talking and laughing as a nurse came in who looked at our mess and shook her head with a smile on her face.
"How are you feeling love?" she asked me kindly.
"Good, just a bit sore. It hurts to move too much, or if I breathe in deeply." I replied honestly.
"Alright, well I'm going to up the pain medicine. You may feel drowsy ok?" she told me before injecting something into my IV drip that I hadn't even noticed before.
"Ok." I replied before turning back to Brendon.
He had begun to put all the rubbish into one of the many plastic bags he had brought.
"Thank you Brendon. This was really nice." I told him.
He looked up and smiled at me, "It's no problem. I liked doing it." He told me sincerely.
"I'm sorry about everything that happened." I told him after a few moments silence.
"Why'd you do it? I know you hate Pete, and you let him... use you basically." He said.
"I-I know... and I feel terrible about that but... I did it for Ryan a-and you." I said quietly with a small yawn at the end.
"What do you mean?" Brendon asked curiously, scooting closer to me.
"I needed to find a way to thank Ryan, and his greatest love and passion is Panic! So I thought if I could get him to help you, it would be great for all of you and... And the world needs to hear your voice Bren, I don't care what you say but they have to... They have to fall in love with your voice like I did." I told him, yawning widely as a sudden wave of fatigue washed over me.
"What?!" Brendon asked loudly.
"Hmm?" I yawned, "Oh I uhh.... your voice and- I-I love you Bren-Brendon." I yawned and closed my eyes.
"I love you too." A voice whispered back to me, but I was too far in the land of dreams to hear it.


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Lord Hunt seeks inputs on regulation review
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I am Joe Public - how can I ever believe in justice - I cant afford - I am a pensioner. I dont have an estate to sell bits off - I believed all my life in British Justice, until I tried to get it. I got a solicitor who lied, was paid for insurance but didnt get it. Breached his membership with Accident Line, his PIP was non-existant. Noone checks, confidence - its in the dictionary but not in the legal services I have tried. That includes the LCS, SRA and The Law Society. I am hoping for better from the LSO, but I have my doubts


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Inventions That Changed the World: The Weather Station
- Monday, October 19, 2009
• "Cats and dogs eat grass before a rain."
• "If the groundhog sees his shadow on February 2, thirty days of winter remain."
The Invention of Weather Station Instruments
A weather station is not a single instrument, but a collection of different pieces of equipment that each measure different aspects of meteorological conditions. Here are some of the attributes measured by a weather station:
Temperature - Temperature is measured using a device called a thermometer. The word thermometer comes from the Greek roots "thermo" (heat) and "metron" (measure). A thermometer measures heat. The first crude thermometers were invented in the 11th century and worked based on heat causing expansion and contraction of the water level in a tube. As the temperature increased, the water expanded and moved higher up the tube. As the temperature decreased, the water contracted and moved farther down.
Pressure - Pressure, or more correctly, atmospheric pressure, is measured using a device called a barometer. The word barometer comes from the Greek roots "baros" (weight) and "metron" (measure). A barometer measures the pressure (weight) associated with the atmosphere. Different types of weather cause the atmospheric pressure to change. Whereas a thermometer works by expansion and contraction of liquid due to a temperature change, a barometer works by monitoring the height of liquid in a tube caused by pressure pushing on the liquid.
Humidity - Humidity is measured using a device called a hygrometer. The word hygrometer comes from the Greek roots "hygros" (wet) and "metron" (measure). A hygrometer measures the amount of water in the air.
Wind - Wind is measured using a couple of different devices. Wind speed is measured using an instrument called an anemometer. The word anemometer comes from the Greek roots "anemos" (wind, or breath) and "metron" (measure). As the wind blows, cups on an anemometer cause it to turn like a windmill. The speed of rotation is measured using electronics built inside. Wind direction is measured using a device called a weather vane. The vane on the weather vane causes it to point in a direction. The direction is measured by electronics monitoring the vane shaft.
The old adage "The sum is greater than its parts" is applicable to weather instruments. Each piece of equipment mentioned above measures some attribute of weather, but when combined, they allow meteorologists to calculate and extract some other useful measurements, including
• Dew Point: the point where vapor forms dew, rain, or snow
• Frost Point: the point where vapor forms frost
• Wind Chill: the apparent temperature one feels on the skin
Weather Instruments Now
You have probably seen on the news, or perhaps even witnessed firsthand, severe weather in the form of hurricanes, blizzards, or tornadoes. These types of weather can be very dangerous. Weather instruments today combine many different technologies to try to predict dangerous weather in order to provide people with early warnings so they can take cover or evacuate.
Weather Satellites - Weather satellites, orbiting the earth, use specialized imaging systems to look at conditions in the earth's atmosphere. Using sensors that create images in the visible range, these satellites provide maps that show cloud cover, cloud movement, and weather fronts. Using infrared sensors, they provide maps that uncover hidden weather features like land and ocean temperatures, the "eyes" of hurricanes, and ocean current patterns.
Doppler Radar - Doppler radar systems were first developed just after the Second World War. Radar operators noticed that weather conditions, such as rain, sleet, and snow, caused "noise" to appear in the radar signal. After the war, when the radar operators returned to civilian careers, some continued their work to help with weather measurements.
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