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This wig is great! The only complaint that I have is that when it came it was a little darker than pictured although I do understand that is a common problem because of the browser.I'm very pleased even wore it to my wedding!
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The hair is so natural that the clerk at my supermarket thought it was real and that I had colored my hair with highlights. It is very easy to wear, if I have a complaint it's that it blows and moves in the wind just as your real hair would giving it further natural looks. If you buy this wig you will not be disappointed, I ordered another.
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My new hair looks so natural that people were shocked when I told them. I don't recall ever getting so many compliments in one day...lol.I would highly recommend this product and have been recommending it to the ladies who said they had been considering getting a wig. And it arrived only 4 days after ordering.
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My favorite Jaclyn Smith wig because of its natural look, versatility. Wig fiber is very soft and has natural movement because of the soft layering. I use a wide tooth comb to style it and have not had problems with tangles or frayed ends. People will not know you are wearing a wig! The part looks natural, ends can be pulled back into a ponytail. Only con would be that Jaclyn Smith doesn't offer darker wig colors.
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My natural hair is very fine in texture. When it's long it has very little body and goes flat quickly even after styling. This wig has very natural looking color, a great style to wear everyday, and lots of body. I will be wearing it daily this coming fall and winter to have the full bodied hair I have always wanted and also help keepmy head warmer on those colder days.


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Last spring, Norman Lerner was part of a collaborative event at The Arts Company, when some of his vintage fashion photographs inspired designers Laura Camien and Deb Burton-Calagna of LollyDee Collections to create new pieces of jewelry and clothing.
Lerner will have another show at the gallery later this year, but this time the idea is to show his other photographic interests.
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■ A lightweight turbo diesel engine with 260 pound-feet of torque
■ Predicted to go 0 to 50 mph in 16.2 seconds
■ Can go up to 337 miles at 35 mph in flat terrain
■ Curb vehicle weight of 13,916 pounds
■ Seats four people and a gunner
Meet the Armys ground vehicle lab rat: Its a hybrid that looks like a Humvee, but has two electric motors, a light diesel engine, is made of ultra light materials and has a predicted speed of 74 miles an hour.
The Ultra Light Vehicle will never be the next Army Humvee, but the people working on it hope it will save millions in research for future Army ground vehicle programs.
The Frankenstein prototype was put together with technologies from the Defense Advanced Projects Research Agency, off-the-shelf commercial parts, and newly developed technologies in just 16 months, according to the Armys Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center, which created the research vehicle.
The $25 million ULV program, funded by the Office of the Secretary of Defense, is designed to test lightweight armor materials, lightweight automotive components and blast-mitigating technologies by integrating them into one platform and analyzing how all those systems work together, said Mike Karaki, project manager for the ULV.
TARDEC is pushing the envelope by bringing all those components together into one vehicle, Karaki said. TARDECs role in this program is to look at the art of the possible, he told Army Times.
Some of the lightweight materials used in the vehicle might be deemed high risk, Karaki said the vehicle has windows made of a transparent ceramic armor but its all part of the testing.
A unique feature of the ULV is that it was created as a hybrid electric vehicle not just to be green, but also to improve survivability, Karaki said. As a hybrid, the ULV does not require a driveshaft, creating a clean underbody which Karaki said complements survivability. The ULVs underbelly will be tested to see how well it holds up to a blast.
The three ULVs created by TARDEC will go though testing that will run through next year. The testing will focus on the hybrid components of the ULV and gathering survivability data on the vehicle, Karaki said. The hybrid electric testing will be done at the TARDEC Ground Systems Power and Energy Lab starting in November.
Karaki said the ULV project is for information sharing so the findings and lessons learned are not duplicated.
We are really focused on getting the data, out of how those systems perform, said Karaki. That data might help and inform future Army science and technology programs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Landry of Carencro are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Lauren Elizabeth Landry to James Lee Richard, III. James is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Richard, II of Carencro. The couple will be united in the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony on Friday, October 18, 2013 at Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in Lafayette.
Lauren is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Thompson of Woodworth and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Landry of Carencro. Lauren is a graduate of Teurlings Catholic High School and a graduate of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
James is the grandson of Mrs. John E. Hudson of Lafayette, and the late Mr. John E. Hudson of Lafayette and the late Mr. and Mrs. James L. Richard of Rayne. James is a graduate of Teurlings Catholic High School and a graduate of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
A rehearsal dinner will be hosted by the groom's parents on Thursday, October 17, 2013 at Mazen's Grill in Lafayette.
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RidgeRun provides a fully featured Embedded Linux Software Development Kit for Freescale iMX6 based applications processors. Freescale iMX6 platform delivers high performance, power efficient applications processors with a robust support network and software portfolio including open source. The complete platform allows for differentiation and rapid development of applications from wireless handsets to other multimedia-enhanced devices.
The i.MX6 series processors are a scalable multicore platform that includes single-, dual- and quad-core families based on the ARM® Cortex™-A9 architecture. This architecture is a robust - cross industry and product platform. Whether your product is targeted at consumer electronics, industrial, automotive or secuity related, this flexible, scaleable architecture combined with RidgeRun's easy-to-use SDK's and extension products allows you to concentrate your effort of differntiating features and not product infrastructure.
Camera Engine is a re-usable component for embedded systems that leverages open-source techonologies like GStreamer and DBus to control media streaming, recording and video preview from remote user-interfaces (QT, webservices, etc). Camera engine is writte in Vala since both GStreamer and D-Bus use GNOME's object system. You can interact with the Camera Engine daemon in any programming language that has a d-bus library (e.g. C, C++, python). The server uses GStreamer to perform RTSP streaming, record and preview videos simultaneously, as well as taking snapshots while it allows customization of certain parameters. Camera Engine exposes a D-Bus interface so multiple clients can perform actions over the server, regardless the programming language used. Camera Engine is designed to be portable, but is currently tested using DM368 and DM365 platforms.
Motion detection with pluggable detection algorithm
We provide a general-purpose motion detection algorithm which you can use, or you can create one for you custom needs.
GStreamer Fast Text/Graphics Overlay
A GStreamer element that can be used to overlay: images, text and/or time and date over video streams or photos without using floating point arithmetic. This is necessary to get good performance when the processor doesn't contain an FPU.
USB standard UVC / UAC driver
Works on Windows, Mac and Linux at one resolution using the VLC application. RidgeRun offers customization services to support other requirements. Customer is responsible for host PC integration and testing.
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A customized set of busybox shell scripts that run on the target device to exercise all the I/Os used in the product. These tests are useful for bringing up new hardware and on the assembly line for verifying the functionality of each board. Customers will need to tune the tests to match their manufacturing needs. Typically takes 4 to 6 weeks to generate the manufacturing tests and includes up to 40 hours of customization.
The Gstreamer Video Segmenter - GstVS is an extension of the conventional GstQTMux that allows splitting recordings into multiple files constrained by a size and/or a duration. These recordings can be audio, video or audio+video and in any case every segmented file can be viewed independently. If the recording contains an encoded video stream, then it is guaranteed that the file will start with a reference frame. All these extra functionality is added without interfering with the normal GstQTMux operation and without loosing buffers in between the files
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The RTSP Sink is a Gstreamer sink element which permits high performance streaming to multiple computers using the RTSP protocol. This element leverages previous logic from RidgeRun's RTSP server but providing the benefits of a Gstreamer sink element like great flexibility to integrate into applications and easy gst-launch based testing. With RTSP Sink multiple streams can be achieved simultaneously using any desired combination. This means that within a single pipeline you can stream multiple videos, multiple audios and multiple audio+video, each one to a different client and a different mapping. On the examples section different streaming possibilities are shown
The GStreamer pre-record element
The GStreamer pre-record element can be placed in the pipeline to allow you to be continually recording data into a FIFO, where you can sent the FIFO size based on the amount of pre-recorded data you want kept. The FIFO size is specified in milliseconds. When pre-recording the GStreamer pre-record element doesn't pass any buffer downstream. After the FIFO is filled the oldest data is release as new data is added. When you want to start recording, you can trigger the GStreamer pre-record element. Once triggered, the element will pass the data in the FIFO downstream (to be saved to a file for example) while adding any new data to the back of the FIFO buffer so no data is lost. Eventually the downstream elements will drain the FIFO such that the GStreamer pre-record element simply passes received buffers downstream as they are received. Once the GStreamer pipeline is taken out of the PLAY state, the GStreamer pre-record element resets and will again go into pre-record mode of operation.
Other technologies that are being considered for development
Metadata inclusion. Information, such as GPS location, device serial number, etc, could be included as metadata in the video stream.
Watermarking. Each video frame is marked with non-visible data so that if the frame is modified, the watermark can be used to detect a change to the frame occurred. This technology only works on processors with a DSP.
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The proposition that entitlement curbs are the key to maintaining national solvency is widely accepted, though not by many congressional Democrats. President Obama, however, has endorsed it on various occasions. And he could make it happen.
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1,378 kg
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2.46 m
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3,670 lbs.
1,665 kg
.36 m
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|Draft Up
|Person Capacity
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35 gal.
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6' 11-3/8''
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1 x 115-hp Mercury EFI 4-Stroke
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The 190 DB is one of two new outboard-powered deckboats offered by Bayliner.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Bayliner 190 DB is to increase Bayliner's competitiveness in the popular, and highly competitive, deckboat market. Where previously we've seen Bayliner's deckboats as simply open hulls with a lot of seating, now we're seeing much more functionality and creativity from the brand. Based on customer feedback Bayliner discovered that over 30% of the dayboat market spends most of the day at the stern of the boat. For that reason, Bayliner focused on the aft seating at the swim platform.
The Bayliner 190 DB comes standard with a smoked windscreen, but the wraparound windshield is offered as an option.
Distinguishing Features
• Outboard Power. This marks a new mindset from Bayliner. The brand has long been defined by sterndrive powered boats, but this 190 DB is 1 of 3 models that are designed to be powered by outboards.
• Rated Capacity for 10. L-shaped seating in the cockpit and a wide bow that carries the beam well forward allows for plenty of seating inside the 190 DB.
• Stern for Watersports. Historically, outboard powered sportboats have had puny to virtually non-existent swim platforms making towing sports and even swimming off the stern problematical. By creating both an integral platform in the stern and adding a standard, extra-long swim platform port and starboard, Bayliner has provided the surface area needed to make the stern user friendly. In my opinion, this is the genius of the design.
• Flight Series Package. This optional package adds watersports functionality with the wakeboard tower, racks, integrated Bimini top with boot, swim platform extension, a color choice of Black, Red and Blue (including deck gel stripe), hull side graphics and a stainless steel upgrade package.
• Fishing Package. This package adds fishing functionality to the 190 DB with a fore casting platform, pedestal seats, livewell and a bow trolling motor.
• Windshield or No Windshield. Buyers can choose between having an optional wraparound windshield with a center walkthrough or a standard small windscreen over the helm console.
• Two Engine Options. Engine choices are Mercury 115-hp and 150-hp. We tested her with the 115-hp engine.
• Exposed Head. Under the port lounge seating is an optional Porta-Potti. We suggest opting for the Bimini top which comes with a change curtain for privacy.
• Compartmentalized storage. The usual storage compartments are located under the bow seats, but this time they feature a unique twist. Bayliner inserted removable dividers that separate the compartments into three individual storage spaces. This is a feature we've never seen before and the utility and functionality of it became immediately apparent as soon as the cushion was removed.
• "Pontoon-Style" Seating. This is a new term Bayliner has coined to describe what amounts to fore-and-aft bench seating on the port side of the cockpit. Other deckboats have something similar, but the Bayliner 190 DB bench seat can hold a Porta-Potti, cooler, or plastic container for water toys.
• Hull Gel -- Black, Patriot Blue or Red. One of the elements that gives the 190 DB its sizzle is its Black, Patriot Blue and Red graphics which are standard.
Here's a sight that's new to Bayliner deckboats… outboard power replacing the sterndrive.
Outboard Performance
The Bayliner 190 DB has an LOA of 18'7" (5.66 m), a beam of 8'1" (2.46 m) and a draft of 16" (40.6 cm). With an empty weight of 3,040 lbs. (1379 kgs.), 35 gallons (132.5 L) of fuel and two people on board we had a test weight of 3,670 lbs. (1,665 kgs.).
With the bow being squared-off there is much more room for seating. Below the rub-rail she's all V-hull.
With a 115-hp Mercury 4-stroke turning a 13.4 x 15 4-bladed prop we reached a top speed at 6400 rpm of 35.8 mph. At that speed fuel burn was 11.25 gph giving us a range of 100 miles. Best cruise came in at 4500 rpm and 22.8 mph. That reduced the fuel burn to only 4.65 gph, which the 190 DB could keep up for six hours and 48 minutes and 154 miles while still maintaining a 10% reserve. We reached planing speed in 3.7 seconds, accelerated to 20 mph in 7.7 seconds, and continued accelerating to 30 mph by 11.8 seconds.
I measured a 16-degree bow rise on acceleration which kept the horizon in view at all times. Once up on plane, bring the trim to just above the one quarter mark on the gauge to get the 190 DB into her 5-degree bow high cruising attitude. If the trim is brought up any higher the propeller will quickly ventilate. It's also quite easy to ventilate the propeller during any maneuvers so be sure to bring the trim back down before doing any turns. And don't be shy about adding power in the turns because the 190 does tend to bleed off a lot of speed during maneuvers.
Notice how the 190 DB maintains a level attitude when launching off the wake of the camera boat.
Features Walkthrough
Fully forward the 190 DB consists of a flat deck that can be used as a casting platform or, for that matter, a dive platform for a family swim. Two storage compartments to either side are self draining and flank a center, concealed, three-step beach reboarding ladder. The optional fishing package takes advantage of this foredeck by using it not only as a casting deck, but as a mounting point for an electric trolling motor.
The bow of the 190 DB lends itself well to a crossover between family fun and fishing. Here is an excellent casting platform.
There's no shortage of storage on the 190 DB. Here there is ample room for anchor and rode, plus room left over for fenders and lines.
The seating area of the bow is characteristic of a deckboat with plenty of open space thanks to carrying the beam fully forward. There is storage under all seat cushions but Bayliner went with compartmentalized storage consisting of removable dividers. This has a definite advantage in that it prevents items from being thrown all about in an open compartment and it also allows for separation of different categories of gear.
The bow is representative of a typical deckboat with plenty of open space.
The bow seating has the usual accommodations for storage, but notice how Bayliner went with removable dividers for compartmentalizing the space.
The bow seats are at a comfortable 20-degree recline. The speaker covers are part of the optional stainless package.
Bayliner took good advantage of the 8'1" (2.46 m) beam and allowed for 20" (51 cm) of space between the two consoles. A smoked windscreen in front of the helm console is standard. Our test boat was fitted with the optional wraparound walkthrough windshield.
At no-wake speed the windshield frame was right in my line of sight, but at the 5-degree bow-high cruise attitude I was looking directly through the center of the glass.
Bayliner also did away with the "same old same old" helm console and replaced it with a much more functional and completely redesigned helm. Black faced gauges with black bezels are mounted to a carbon fiber panel. The port gauge is a 3-in-1 consisting of a large speedometer with a smaller voltmeter and fuel gauge embedded within. A large tachometer is to starboard with the trim gauge being in the center of the panel. An empty space below the trim gauge can be used to house an optional digital depth indicator.
Bayliner completely redesigned the helm console for better ergonomics and functionality.
A 25-quart (23.7 L) carry-on cooler has a dedicated spot inside the helm console.
Below the gauges is a covered compartment. This is one of the few boats that I've seen that correctly utilizes this dead space in the dash, and it's a refreshing addition. Two drink holders are to either side. The stereo remote is to port, right next to the 12V outlet. The MP3 port however, is all the way over to the other side of the panel. This really needs to be moved over to a position adjacent to the 12V supply. Otherwise any MP3 player will have two wires stretching to opposite ends of the panel. The leather wrapped three spoke-wheel is mounted to a tilt base.
The gauges have taken on a more modern look with black faces and bezels. They're mounted to a carbon-fiber panel. A space below the trim gauge accommodates an optional depth gauge.
I always love a place to put stuff at the helm. Here, Bayliner created covered storage that's even padded at the bottom. Great place to drop your cell phone.
A switch panel to the left of the wheel is clearly a holdover from previous designs as it still contains an empty switch space for the, now non-existent, blower. She's an outboard, remember?
Between the consoles is 6'5" (1.95 m) of sole storage with a depth of 12" (30.5 cm) and an opening measuring 3' 4" x 14" (1 m x 36 cm). The hatch is hinged from the front so it can be accessed from both sides and is held open by a gas assist strut.
Port Seating
A portside lounge seat will allow for a comfortable spot to observe the end of the towline, or the wake shrinking in the distance. The cushion is easily removable thanks to a strap, fitted to the front of every cushion, and exposes a storage compartment just aft of an open space that can be used to hold either a removable plastic bin or an optional Porta-Potti.
The port seatback lifts to reveal access to the storage in the port console.
The recessed area at the top of the port console is padded for holding "stuff" and condensation from the chilled drinks or rain water drains into the bilge.
The plastic bins can be found at any department store and buying several will allow for them to be filled with items consistent with the day's mission, whether the plan is for fishing, swimming, or playing at a remote beach. The Porta-Potti certainly offers little in the way of privacy but more often than not, the 190 DB can easily be evacuated for nature's call, if everyone isn't already in the water or on the beach.
All the seat cushions now have a strap sewn in making it easier to lift the cushions out.
Beneath the port lounge seat is room for storage bins or, in this case, an optional Porta-Potti.
Aft Bench
To the stern is four-across bench seating with additional storage underneath. The battery switches are also located inside the storage compartment.
The seating in the cockpit is spaced well so the 190 DB feels roomy.
The cockpit is safe for the kids with 34" (86.4 cm) of average depth. This is deep for a 19' deckboat.
The walkthrough to the stern is up two 9" (22.9 cm) steps and is 14" (36 cm) wide. A courtesy light is positioned to one side of the walkthrough and our test boat was fitted with an optional transom shower to the other side, behind the boarding gate. The shower is plumbed to a 10 gallon (38 L) water tank. The deck of the walkthrough consists of a hatch that opens to a self-draining insulated wet-storage compartment.
The walkthrough to the stern features a wet storage compartment in the deck. A courtesy light is to one side, an optional shower is behind the gate.
The wet storage compartment is self draining. What a great spot for holding masks, snorkels, wet bathing suits and towels.
Because this is an outboard powered boat, there are dual swim platforms to either side. What sets the 190 DB apart is the fact that these extended platforms are a bit longer than usual and there is also a "walk around" platform to make it easier to get past the outboard. The starboard platform has a recessed three-step reboarding ladder. The portside transom also forms a comfortable aft facing seat that makes a convenient spot to relax while watching the kids, or the sunset. A storage compartment is concealed inside the seatback and accessed via a top-mounted hatch. The base of the compartment is removable to access the battery.
Powered by the Mercury 115-hp EFI 4-stroke outboard, the 190 DB has an MSRP of $21,299 including freight, fees, fuel surcharge and selected options. Power can be upgraded to a Mercury 150-hp EFI 4-stroke for about an additional $4,214.
Special watersport and fishing packages can turn the boat into a specialized machine and they run from 3k to 4k more.
The portside of the engine is molded into a seat with storage inside the seatback.
Bayliner is serious about competing in the deckboat market and as such is moving beyond its previous policy of keeping the line all stern-drive powered. With the re-design the models are also embracing the "coving" trend with added seating at the swim platform and added surface area for launching watersports.
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Glenn Piper, 53, of Victor and 'Bobby's Buck.'' He harvested the trophy deer in the Victor/Mendon area on the final day of archery season and three days after the death of his best friend, Bob Matson, the director of community affairs at Finger Lakes Community College and longtime editor for Messenger Post Newspapers.
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The remains of a Cadillac sit on a trailer after rainstorms on Interstate 15 on Friday caused two accidents, requiring Life Flight in St. George and Mercy Air from Las Vegas to provide transportation for the victims.
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A Marshfield man is attempting to ring the bell in support of the Marshfield-area Salvation Army for 52 consecutive hours this weekend.
Tim Mews, 44, started ringing the bell at 6 p.m. Thursday in the entrance of Festival Foods in support of The Salvation Army's Red Kettle Christmas Campaign, and he doesn't plan to stop until 10 p.m. today.
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Todd Punke, 51 of Stettin, poses for a photo with his newly-adopted pit bull mix, Zeus, April 9 at the Humane Society of Marathon County.
On the wall next to her desk in the Humane Society of Marathon County office, Lisa Held keeps a collage of six dogs' photos and information. The dogs had lived in the society's Wausau animal shelter but either were adopted or euthanized for health reasons.
Those six on Held's "wall of fame" are a handful of the countless animals she has grown attached to during her five years at the shelter.
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One lane of Interstate 79 in West Virginia was closed down after a massive Lego accident on Sunday, reports MSN.com.
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What to Do If Your Satisfactory Academic Performance DropsYou've worked hard. You have applied to colleges, many of which you have been accepted to. However, something went wrong senior year. The truth is, not everything is perfect. Not everyone can be "on" all the time and, perhaps, you could have made some choices that were better. Maybe you even had to deal with something serious or traumatic in your ...Published over 1 year ago |
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GREENVILLE, Ky. (6/21/13) – The most recent "Meet the Artists" event, held at the Duncan Center on Cherry Street in Greenville, was, according to attendees, a huge success.
The artwork of three major Muhlenberg County art educators, Leigh Ellen Stewart, Jessica Whitehouse and Kim McClellan, showed the packed crowd that Muhlenberg students are in good hands from an artistic educational standpoint.
The works of these three artists will remain on display until the end of June.
Whitehouse, who teaches ninth and tenth grade students at the Muhlenberg High East Campus, stated that her classes focus largely on visual arts and photography.
"I enjoy all arts," said Whitehouse, "but most of my works here today are oil paintings."
Whitehouse went on to say that her entire family is involved in coal mining, a point that can be seen in her artwork.
When asked if her students ever inspired any of her art, Whitehouse said, "It's gratifying and also very inspiring. I get a lot of my ideas from things the students steer me toward. At this age, they are energetic and anxious, so I try to create a calm atmosphere. I tell them, 'let's sit down and make something.'"
Kimberly McClellan teaches juniors and seniors in advanced classes in art at the Muhlenberg West Campus. Her portion of the exhibit concentrates on photography and several travel-related themes.
"I enjoy taking photographs of landscapes and architecture. All of my photos have at least some blue color in them, because I try to remember when I'm out taking photographs that I'm out in God's creations. It's spiritual to me when I'm taking a lot of my photographs. Trying to remember the beauty of Earth." McClellan said.
McClellan, much like Whitehouse, gave much credit for inspiration to her students. "We have a very talented group of students in the arts, and many of their ideas inspire me. Many of our just graduated seniors plan to pursue art as a profession, and right now, especially in marketing and other fields, there is room for them to grow and be creative as well." McClellan said.
Leigh E. Stewart, teaches grades nine through twelve at Muhlenberg West Campus and has taught high school visual art for over three decades. Stewart says her work is inspired by different things. "I'm inspired by my family, my students, whatever is available at the time," said Stewart.
Stewart also agrees wholeheartedly that she is inspired by students in her artwork.
"Definitely," she noted, pointing to a multicolored piece that appeared to be a teddy bear. "Every year my advance students introduce me to a contemporary artist. This piece was inspired by an artist named Greg Simkins, who is a graffiti artist."
The gallery is located at 122 South Cherry Street. Regular hours are weekdays, 11 a.m. through 4 p.m. through the end of June.
For complete details on the exhibit, contact the Duncan Center at 270-338-2605 or on line at www.duncancentermuseum.com/
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PADUCAH, Ky. (6/6/13) – On June 6, 2013 at 6:38 AM, the McCracken County Sheriff's Department received a call of a two-vehicle injury collision at the intersection of US 62 and US 68.
Once on the scene, investigators found that Tina E. Greenfield, 45 of Calvert City, was operating a 2003 Honda S2000 and was making a left turn from US 62 to US 68 southbound when she struck a 2011 Ford Fiesta traveling eastbound, operated by Vernon C. Bottoms, 57 of Paducah.
Jeremy R. Turner, 35, also of Paducah, was a passenger in the Bottoms vehicle at the time of the collision.
All parties were transported to a local hospital for non-life threatening injuries by Mercy Regional Ambulance Service.
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Readers of a numerological bent will note that today is 12-12-12, a date that appears only every 100 years. That reminded me of a column that sometimes appears in the newspaper that tells what happened 10, 25, 50, and even 100 years ago; and so today I'm going to take a look back 100 years to the year 1912 in Bullitt County.
In January 1912, Bullitt County Fiscal Court voted to build a bridge over Brooks Run on the Louisville Pike, four miles north of Shepherdsville, but, after a "warm debate" voted down a similar bridge at the old Bell's Mill site.
Evidently the editor of the local newspaper was getting lots of advice, for he wrote, "If the editor of the Pioneer were to attempt to carry out all the suggestions made him as to how to run the paper, he'd soon be dead or in a lunatic asylum. As he has no desire to hasten either of such events, while thanking his friends for their evidently kind intentions, he still reserves the right to exercise his own judgment in the matter and run it according to his own ideas."
Thanks to the Croan Dog Law, sponsored by Ed Croan of Bullitt County, the county's teachers were receiving $4.63 per pupil, more than any other county in the state. It seems that the county had lots of dogs and few sheep to protect, so the extra dog tax collected went to the schools.
Forty boys were enrolled in the Boys' Corn Club, including Ralph Henderson, Clay Porter, Roy and Henry Ward, Roy Triplett, Brady Mooney, Manuel Powers, John E. Hoagland, Morrison Ward, Bates Crigler, Clarence Stansbury, Walter Goki and Ermond B. Wooldridge, each of whom was to grow an acre of corn that year.
Another civic organization was the Village Beautiful Club, organized by Mrs. R.L. Troutman. The club had 63 members enrolled, 59 children and four adults who wanted to make their community a nicer place to live.
The newspaper's correspondent from the Brooks community wrote, "I hope, with the opening of spring, the people will rise up and demand justice in regard to roads. Our roads have been going to smash for the past two years. This hog wallow road from Brooks to the Blue Lick Pike is a disgrace to any community."
The Hebron correspondent was just as concerned: "The road near Shepherdsville is the worse specimen of turnpike I ever saw. I shouldn't care to drive over it after dark, and the bridge over Blue Lick is positively unsafe. Our horse shied, and only a Kind Providence saved us, as the railing was conspicuously absent."
I guess complaining about the roads isn't just a recent phenomenon.
In February, the Geo. W. Maraman & Sons store was busy advertising the Pittsburgh Perfect Electric Weld Fence, "absolutely the best fence made." Nearby, the Troutman Bros. store was advertising R 4-11-44, said to cure all sorts of poultry diseases. These were two of the large stores in Shepherdsville.
Also in March, Circuit Court Clerk Oscar W. Pearl traded his Shepherdsville home and cash for the Glenn Meadows farm on Salt River about eight miles west of town. This was the former home of Angereau Glenn, a Chicago lawyer who had died in 1909. Mr. Glenn had constructed a handsome country home and was developing high-class Poland China hogs on his farm prior to his death.
In April, Shepherdsville was visited by a steamboat, the first one seen here for a year or more. Back water from the Ohio allowed the little stern wheel steamer Nellie Grant, with two barges in tow, to come up river. After taking down part of her smoke stack to pass under the bridges here, she went on up to Greenwell's ford, 10 miles above, where the barges were loaded with railroad ties to be taken out into the Ohio.
Roads continued to be a prime topic. In April, Fiscal Court voted to receive bids on crushing and placing 2,500-3,000 yards of stone on the county road leading from Bardstown Junction, and from Shepherdsville to Gap-in-Knob, provided the citizens along the roads paid one-fourth of the cost.
June brought an abundance of social events. For example, there was an ice cream supper at A. J. Roby's near Solitude with the proceeds to benefit the Cedar Grove School. With strawberry and vanilla ice cream, pineapple sherbet, ham sandwiches and sweet drinks, a good time was had by all.
In August the newspaper reported that "all the boys were wearing zosters" around town as "no young man is considered well-dressed unless he wears one." Do you know what a zoster was?
Also in August several young ladies had a fine picnic at the old Paroquet Springs site. The party visited the well and partook of the famous water, and many "faces" were made by the ladies who had not drunk the water before. Those in the party were Mrs. Webb Brame, Misses Blanch and Bessie Stroud, Virgie Stringer, May Lee, Doris Miller, Sybil Brame, and Elizabeth Brame and Messrs Harvey Davis and J. R. Zimmerman.
I could go on, but before I run out of space, I want to remember Edith Blissett, a dedicated member of our genealogical society who died recently. Without her faithful transcriptions of early issues of The Pioneer News, our research into that time would be much more difficult. Thanks, Edith. We miss you.
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Chivas USA defeat Cal FC 5-1 in scrimmage
CARSON, Calif. (Friday, April 5, 2013) – Led by a Tristan Bowen hat-trick performance Friday morning, Chivas USA defeated Cal FC, 5-1, in its second of two scrimmages this week. The Rojiblancos were also propelled to the dominant win at The Home Depot Center´s Field 4 on goals by Miller Bolaños and Giovani Casillas. Cal FC's lone goal came in the final minutes of regulation on a John Caceraes score.
The Red-and-White got out to an early lead, as Bolaños and Laurent Courtois worked a combination play on the left wing that resulted in Bolaños beating Cal FC goalkeeper Isiah Castro to his left to take a 1-0 advantage in the seventh minute. The Goats nearly doubled their score in the 12th minute when right back Emilio Orozco sent a pass over the top down the right sideline to forward Julio Morales, who crossed the ball to Bolaños inside the box. Starting the match at forward, Bolaños got off a clean shot but was denied by Castro.
Chivas USA Head Coach Jose Luis Sanchez Sola "Chelis" made 10 substitutions to start the second half, most of who are regular starters. Of the 11 that started the match, goalkeeper Dan Kennedy, center back Joaquin Velazquez and midfielder Marvin Iraheta were the only players with four appearances or more in the regular season.
In the 63rd minute, Bowen knocked in his first of three goals when he cashed in a penalty kick awarded to the Goats a minute earlier when midfielder Jorge Villafaña was taken down on the left side of the box with a tackle. Bowen lined up and sent a low shot passed substitute goalkeeper Adrian Topete´s right side to put Chivas USA up 2-0.
A minute later, Bowen put his side up by three when he led a fast break on the right seam unassisted. As the forward neared the box, Topete came off his line to meet the attack, leaving the net exposed and allowing Bowen to send a chip shot over the keeper for the score.
In the 75th minute, Casillas worked the ball toward the arc and laid the ball off to Carlos Alvarez inside box. Alvarez, with his back to the goal, turned to his left toward the right post and slotted a pass to the cutting Casillas, who beat Topete with a short tap in to take a commanding 4-0 lead.
Chivas USA found its fourth second-half goal and went up 5-0 in the 78th minute on Bowen's third goal. Midfielder Eric Avila received the ball on the right wing and made a solo play into the right side of the box and sent a pass to Bowen, who made his cut near the short area for the tap-in score to put the exclamation point on his side's goal performance for the day. Caceraes put his side on the board in the 88th minute with an assist from Osiris Saligan on a set piece for the 5-1 result.
Chivas USA currently sits in second place in the Western Conference and has the weekend off from MLS competition. The Rojiblancos return to league play on April 13 and look to extend their unbeaten streak to five when they host conference rival the Colorado Rapids at The Home Depot Center starting at 7:30 p.m. (PT). The match can be heard in Spanish on W Radio 690 AM. Follow us on Twitter @cdchivasusa and Facebook.com/chivasusa.
Chivas USA vs. Cal FC
April 5, 2013 – The Home Depot Center – Field 4
Scoring Summary:
CHV – Miller Bolaños (Laurent Courtois) 7
CHV – Tristan Bowen (PK) 63
CHV – Tristan Bowen (unassisted) 64
CHV – Giovani Casillas (Carlos Alvarez) 75
CHV – Tristan Bowen (Eric Avila) 78
CAL – John Caceraes (Osiris Saligan) 88
CHIVAS USA – Dan Kennedy (Patrick McLain 46), Julio Orozco (Mario de Luna 46), Joaquin Velazquez (Daniel Antunez 46), Carlos Borja (Bobby Burling 46), Juan Manuel Rivera (Eric Avila 46), Marvin Iraheta (Carlos Alvarez 46), Marky Delgado (Oswaldo Minda 46, Ricardo Balderas -trialist 56), Josue Soto (Giovani Casillas 46), Laurent Courtois (Jorge Villafaña 46), Miller Bolaños (Tristan Bowen 46), Julio Morales
Subs not used: Jose Correa.
Misconduct Summary:
CHV – Daniel Antunez (yellow, foul) 78
Referee: Jose Pacheco
Referee's Assistants: Mehmet Akein, Gordon Lukehart
Time of Game: 1:42
Weather: Cloudy, 66 degrees


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of the Taliban, Fahima Vorgetts estimates that 90 percent
have joined in angry retaliation against U.S. military force
[A Fresh Perspective, Newsfront, Dec. 10]. Metroland
should be applauded for reporting on the activists talk,
for what Vorgetts does is to take one of the standard lines
on the war and turn it on its head. According to the view
propagated by the Pentagon and repeated in the corporate media,
most of the bad guys fighting against U.S. and NATO forces
are doing so not out of angry retaliation or from a sense
of national pride. Rather, theyre doing it for the money.
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their arms and support pro-government forces. If only it were
that simple.
The reality, as always, is more complex. But what do we really
know about the motivations of an average Taliban fighter?
The short answer is: very little. Afghanistan is an incredibly
dangerous place for journalists and for this reason most reporters
choose to embedor travel withunits from the American armed
forces. Consequently, the view of the Taliban in the press
is an optimistic one, largely because reporters transmit the
militarys view of the war, and the military is convinced
that they can prevail. But one study that challenges these
assumptions, while supporting Vorgetts own view, is a special
report by the Toronto Globe & Mail newspaper. Published
last year, Talking to the Taliban is a multimedia project
based on interviews with dozens of Taliban fighters. (I would
encourage readers of Metroland to go online and read
the report for themselves.) About three-quarters of the interviewees
said they joined the struggle in retaliation for either the
deaths of family members from U.S. and NATO airstrikes or
the loss of their livelihoods due to poppy crop eradication
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downtown YMCA was simply left to make do with its outdated
machines and building [Why Oh Y?, Editorial, and Theres
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of the YMCA for all of us inner-city residents. But I cannot
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Simply said, if our YMCA should close, we will not give
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We will drop our memberships and look elsewhere.
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