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Police Implicate 'Ex-Gay' Christian Cult Leader in Wife's Murder
Police from Kansas City, Mo., said on Tuesday that the young leader of a Christian prayer group, which has been compared to a cult, is behind the murder of his wife, the Examiner reports.
On Oct. 30, Bethany Deaton, 27, was found dead in the back of her van with a suicide note left in her car. But not long after she was buried, one of the group's members, 23-year-old Micah Moore, came forward and told police that he killed the young woman and that her husband, 26-year old Tyler Deaton, convinced him to commit the act.
Members of the group told the Kansas City Star news that Tyler Deaton "struggled" with his homosexuality but "overcame it" calling the alleged transformation "a victory."
Moore also told the authorities that the group lived together and used "sex [as] part of their religious experience" and that several male members sexually abused Bethany Deaton over a period months.
Tyler Deaton and Bethany Deaton were only married four months when she died. Tyler Deaton reportedly allowed members of the group to drug the young woman in order to take advantage of her. When Tyler Deaton found out that his wife was planning on talking about the alleged attacks with a therapist, Moore said he became concerned she would expose him and the clan.
That's when he allegedly convinced Moore to murder her and make it look like a suicide.
According to police, Bethany Deaton's body was found in the back of her van with a plastic bag over her head and a suicide note left on the dashboard. Moore said that Tyler Deaton convinced him to kill the newlywed by telling him that he "had it in him to do it."
The Star notes that Tyler Deaton, who is regarded as the group's "spiritual leader," while he was a student at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas. In 2009 the couple joined the International House of Prayer's school ministry and the group has ever since been connected to the evangelical organization.
Clerical leaders from IHOP have been trying to separate themselves from the scandal. They recently released a statement saying Tyler Deaton was mistakenly added to a list of small groups that are connected to the organization. IHOP's religious leaders said they "Deeply regret" failing to "Discern the nature of Deaton's alleged secretive, perverse, cultic practices."


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PASCO, Wash. — Increased state Department of Ecology enforcement against cattle polluting streams was a hot topic between ranchers and Ecology officials at the annual meeting of the Washington Cattlemen's Association.
One hour set aside for discussion became more than three at the Pasco Red Lion Hotel on Nov. 14.
Ecology sent letters to 30 ranchers in Eastern Washington this past summer informing them they need to take action to control such pollution. Ecology increased enforcement because it already had been planning to, not because of the August state Supreme Court ruling against rancher Joe Lemire, upholding Ecology's authority, said Kelly Susewind, Ecology's water quality program manager from Olympia.
Ecology will continue to work collaboratively with ranchers and provide technical assistance to decrease pollution, turning to tougher enforcement as a last resort, Susewind said.
"You both seem like reasonable men to me but you should go back to charm school because your letter is frightening," John Buckhouse, retired Oregon State University rangeland specialist, told Susewind and Chad Atkins, Ecology water quality program specialist from Spokane.
Much of the discussion had to do with 35-foot buffers from streams that Ecology is extending to 50 to 75 feet to get federal Environmental Protection Agency funding. Ranchers said that takes away too much of their grazing. Atkins agreed with Colfax rancher Tom Kammerzell that ranchers could continue to graze within buffers if they don't accept Ecology funding for fencing and streams aren't polluted.
Kammerzell said he's seen upward of 165 deer in his pasture where there's only 16 cows and questioned why Ecology won't use DNA testing to determine the source of fecal coliform pollution in streams. Susewind said he's open to DNA testing but that it hasn't proven perfect regarding pollution from dairies. Another rancher said samples weren't clear between cattle and dogs.
State Rep. Joe Schmick, R-Colfax, said the law allowing Ecology to take action on a "substantial potential to pollute" is way too subjective and vague. Susewind said Ecology is not looking at hypothetical future potential but clear signs of reoccurring pollution. Visible indicators include water nutrients, temperature, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, acidity and fecal coliform bacteria, he said.
Rancher Dan Downs raised the issue that a court ruling has upheld ranchers' right to water their cattle in the Yakima River but not allowing diversion of water from the river for cattle. He asked how that right squares with cattle not being able to defecate in streams. Atkins responded that ranchers have the right to water cattle in the river but that pollution law still applies.
Toni Meacham, a Connell attorney and executive director of the Washington Agriculture Legal Foundation, said statistics Atkins used regarding the amount of manure cattle produce were inaccurate. She asked Atkins why Whitman County rancher Jon Jones, an Ecology employee, received no letter when two of his neighbors did. Atkins said he doesn't know who owns the land when he's looking for pollution and that he believes Jones buffers his cattle from the stream.
Ann Hennings, a Sprague rancher, faulted Ecology for sending letters instead of approaching ranchers in person.
"Chad, it's people skill," she said. "People to people, and problem-solving will start. Mailing to the person and problems exacerbate."
Ecology has gotten into tough confrontations going in person, Atkins responded.
"All day long ranchers run into unpleasantness," Hennings later said. "They (Ecology officials) are paid. It's part of the risk of doing their jobs. It's a doable deal."


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Washington Nationals Managing Principal Owner Theodore N. Lerner issued the following statement today regarding the passing of Harmon Killebrew at the age of 74:
"For baseball fans and Washingtonians there was a distinct sadness felt today with the passing of Harmon Killebrew. Our family and the Nationals organization were honored to host Harmon for a game last season at Nationals Park. We shall long treasure that evening and the gentlemanly impression left by Harmon.
"A Hall of Fame inductee in 1984, Harmon's contributions to the game of baseball are bountiful and lasting. While Harmon was best known for his days with the Minnesota Twins, our organization takes great pride in baseball's storied history in D.C. and Harmon plays a large role in that legacy. I will always remember his first 84 big league home runs came while playing for the Senators from 1954-60.
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Q: What is your reaction on the trade to Kansas City?
MATT CASSEL: I am really excited about it. I am excited about the opportunity. I have been to Kansas City once before in 2005 and I know how impressive and how exciting the city and the fans can get. It is a great place to play for, not against when you come to this stadium, but I am really excited about everything.
Q: Did you give the Patriots a list of teams you were interested in being traded to or was it done on their own?
CASSEL: This was done on their own. They decided that this was the best opportunity for them. It just worked the way it did. I got the phone call yesterday.
Q: Did you have any inclination that you were going to be traded to the Chiefs or were you resolved that it could be anywhere?
CASSEL: I was resolved in the fact that I was going to get traded somewhere. I knew that there was probably going to be some kind of talks and transactions that probably took place. I didnt know when or at what time, but I got the phone call yesterday and I was very excited.
Q: Are you surprised that your contract had not been agreed upon before the trade was made?
CASSEL: I didnt know really how the whole thing works. I know that they are still trying to work everything out. This is my first day in the building and I kind of leave everything up to the agent and Scott (Pioli) to figure out all of that.
Q: Do you plan on meeting with Bernard Pollard at all?
CASSEL: Oh gosh. Now he is a teammate and I know that it wasnt intentional. Nobody likes to see anybody go down, Im sure including himself. I will talk to him and say hello, say thank you for the opportunity, but you never want to see anybody get hurt out there.
Q: How do you feel about having this be your football team without having to worry about (QB) Tom Brady coming back from injury?
CASSEL: I am excited about it. I have been working really, really hard for a long time now and I finally had the opportunity to play last year. I got a taste of what it was like to be out there and play, be on the field every snap. I am excited that I will have the opportunity here to do the same and get this thing going, get on the right track and win ball games.
Q: How much did you progress from week one to the final week of the 2008 season?
CASSEL: I think, like anything, the more you do it the more comfortable you become. You start to kind of get into a grove. The biggest thing for any quarterback, especially a young quarterback that just steps in, is getting used to the game speed. You cannot emulate that or simulate that in practice. From week one when you step in and a guy goes down, you dont get any reps in practice but as the season starts to go, you start to build in your comfort level and start to understand what we need to get done out there it became a little bit easier. I grew in confidence and we got better as a team.
Q: What is your relationship with GM Scott Pioli like? Did you know he was interested in you when he left New England to come to Kansas City?
CASSEL: I have a great relationship with Scott Pioli. He was one of my biggest supporters throughout the year. He was always very encouraging. Anytime I needed some advice I would usually go to him as one of the guys who would always be willing to open his office door. We have a great relationship. I was hoping that there was some interest and obviously there was. I am excited to re-unite with him being a guy that is from the Patriots and is familiar with my style of play and a guy that does a great job at what he does.
Q: What do you have to do to get your mind ready to potentially be the starting quarterback for the Chiefs next season?
CASSEL: I think last year was probably the toughest year from the standpoint of being a backup quarterback and being thrust into a situation becoming the starter in week one. It wasnt like I became the starter in week six. I had a full season. I obviously had my own stresses going with the MVP (Tom Brady) from the year before who threw 50 touchdowns and set all kinds of records going down. If I could handle last year with the stress and the adversity that I went through, to come here and be a starter and know that you are going into the thing being a starter, I can prepare better mentally and be on the same page. Obviously it brings its own adversities and its own difficulties but I think I will be ready for that.
Q: How long have you been waiting for your time to come as a starting quarterback?
CASSEL: It is funny. You go through five years of college and then three years as a pro, that is eight years of just sitting there and waiting. Everybody is always telling you, you have to be ready; you are one ankle sprain away. I was sitting there going, gosh, nobody sprains their ankle anymore. Finally that opportunity comes about and you kind of say, here we go, you take a deep breath, step out and play football. That is what I was there to do and I am just excited that I got that opportunity.
Q: Were you getting tired of being the second or third guy on the depth chart?
CASSEL: There is no doubt. You want to play as any football player does. You want to be competitive and as a competitor you want to be out on the field. Any time you can get out there, you welcome the opportunity.
Q: Have you had a chance to meet with head coach Todd Haley yet?
CASSEL: I did get a chance to meet with coach this morning. It went well. I really liked him as a person and as a coach. We were able to talk some Xs and Os and then just kind of set a foundation to where we want to go this offseason and into the season.
Q: Were you planning on contacting (RB) Larry Johnson, (G) Brian Waters or (TE) Tony Gonzalez to convince them to stay with the Chiefs?
CASSEL: I hope to be able to have conversations with all of them. I hope to get to know everybody, all of my new teammates. Everything is so new right now. This is only my first day in the building. I hope I will get a chance to talk to those guys and build a relationship with them because they are all great players.
Q: How much do you know about the Kansas City Chiefs and what has transpired over the last few years?
CASSEL: I have followed them a little bit over the course of my career obviously. For the most part I had my own situation up in New England and I was just trying to continue to make the team and continue to try and put my best foot forward up there. My concentration really went to putting all my efforts into being the best football player I could be in New England. Now I will try and transition that over to Kansas City.
Q: What does being in the locker room with former teammate (LB) Mike Vrabel mean to you and what will he mean to the Chiefs?
CASSEL: I couldnt say more about the character he brings to the locker room. He is a guy that has great integrity, he is a great leader. He leads not only by example but by his words. He works hard each and every day and gives 110 percent. He is a guy that, when I got into the league, really helped me and showed me how to be a professional and step up. I am excited to have Mike come here with us and he is a great ball player as well.
Q: Would you be willing to not take a long term deal here and
CASSEL: At this point it is all so fresh, it is all so new. I just learned at 12 oclock my time (PT), 2 oclock your time (CT) that I was traded. Right now I am just taking it all in and figure out what direction we are going to go. Like I said, it is really Scott and my agent Dave that will figure it all out and we will go from there.
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Good job Wolf.....can you do him in purple?
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This nice wolf. the setting is a little to dark(yes. I know the setting is in the darkness of space) for my taste and it just look like he stole a Green Lantern ring but nice work on your part Wolfsfang.
Also, some of the art or maybe it was the ink really took away from your coloring. for example that Doom/FF art. Doom looks like some whiney, emo super villain.
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Attempts ? You call these attempts...?
So might a man casually refer to the works of the great masters as "a bit of a daub"..
Or the film producer who noted at an early interview that Fred Astaire couldn't act, couldn't sing - but did "dance a bit."
I wish I had a tenth of your talent!
well I don't have any actual training in art and I don't color comics professionally so I had no idea how well any of these pics would turn out. I just followed a couple of tutorials on the internet and hoped for the best. So yes I call these "attempts" because they could have ended up being terrible
Well - that's both agreeably honest and modest of you - but I really don't think that you need to fret; they turned out very far from "terrible" !
I don't have any training in art either - but, in my case, it actually shows.......
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DURHAM, N.C. – Junior right-hander Robert Huber threw his second complete game shutout in as many starts to lead the Duke baseball team to a series-clinching 3-0 win over No. 15 Georgia Tech Sunday afternoon at Jack Coombs Field. Huber also tossed nine scoreless innings in Duke's 6-0 win over Boston College this past Sunday.
Facing one of the top offenses in college baseball, Huber (5-2) scattered five hits while striking out seven batters. The Plano, Texas, native had at least one strikeout in five innings and induced 12 fly ball outs as the Blue Devils blanked the Yellow Jackets for the second time this weekend. Georgia was the last team to shut out Georgia Tech twice in the same series as the Bulldogs recorded 3-0 and 5-0 wins over the Yellow Jackets March 14 and 15, 1955.
"What do you say … second straight shutout," added head coach Chris Pollard. "He did it in a very similar way to the Boston College game. He had a few more strikeouts in this ball game, but one walk and really just attacked with his fastball. He did a good job of recognizing that he could have success with his fastball and just kept throwing it. When you do that, it's just a good job of recognizing swing to swing."
Georgia Tech (23-9, 9-6 ACC) left seven runners on base for the game and had a man in scoring position in four innings, but Huber was able to emerge unscathed on each occasion. With a runner on third and one out, the Duke righty induced two straight ground balls to escape the seventh before getting a double play ball to end the eighth. Huber was perfect in the ninth, needing just seven pitches to retire the Yellow Jackets in order.
"It feels good," Huber said. "It feels good to win two Sundays in a row more importantly. Everything was working off of my fastball today. They squared up a couple balls, but everything was off my fastball, and when I needed it I threw my changeup."
Georgia Tech entered the weekend as one of the nation's top offenses, leading the country in batting average (.345), slugging percentage (.513) and home runs per game (1.07). The Blue Devils held the Yellow Jackets to a season-low two runs over the three-game series. Prior to facing Duke, Georgia Tech averaged 24.43 runs per weekend series and had scored at least 18 runs in each of its three-game sets.
The Duke offense got off to a quick start, triggered by an Andy Perez leadoff triple in the bottom of the first. Senior Jeff Kremer proceeded to drive in his 15th RBI of the season with a sac fly to left, giving Duke the early 1-0 advantage. The Blue Devils loaded the bases with one out in the first, but Georgia Tech starter Cole Pitts (4-3) was able to work out of the jam. Pitts would ultimately take the loss, allowing three runs on seven hits over five innings of work.
The Blue Devils kept at it in the second, plating a second run to go on top 2-0. Sophomore Reed Anthes began the frame with a single and advanced to second on a Matt Berezo sac bunt. Perez then belted his second triple in as many at bats, giving Duke the two-run advantage.
Duke (19-14, 8-7 ACC) added an insurance run in the sixth on an Anthes RBI single. Junior Mark Lumpa, who finished the weekend 5-for-9 at the plate, started the inning with a single and scored on Anthes' base hit.
"I can't say enough good things about Mark Lumpa and the job that he did," Pollard said. "That's the reason we moved him up in the lineup because he was giving such good at bats. Credit to Mark, he's been giving good at bats since the beginning of the year. He didn't have a lot to show for it early in the year. He hit a lot of balls hard right at people and now the balls are starting to fall for him."
The Blue Devils wrap up their current nine-game home stand with a pair of midweek games at Jack Coombs Field. Duke takes on UNC Greensboro Tuesday at 6 p.m., before facing N.C. Central Wednesday at 6 p.m.


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Unfortunately, this is the case with virtually every contract that relies on a property. The class contract becomes unenforceable. The only way to fix the problem is to completely hide the type of the
Value object, but there's no way to do that if we expose the object to the outside world.
Value must be be completely encapsulated inside the object. (It should be
private with no
public accessor or mutator.)
To drive the point home, having a
Value without a currency isn't of much use. If you're thinking in terms of properties, however, it's tempting to do something like the following to add the notion of currency:
class Money { public decimal Value { get; set;} public CurrencyCode Currency { get; private set;} //... }
(I'm not permitting modifications to the currency through the property because you need to pass arguments like a target currency to do that).
The amount of work this simple change requires is simply unacceptable. For example, your original code might calculate a simple sum:
total.Value += item.Value; Once we introduce the
Currency property, however, we need to change that simple statement to something like the following:
total.Value += item.Value * CurrencyCoverter.getExchangeRate( total.Currency, lineItem.cost.Currency);
The new code is ugly, but more significantly, we have to make a similar change everywhere we add together two units of
Money. That could add up to many hundreds, or even thousands, of changes scattered throughout the code, and we'll almost certainly miss a few, thereby introducing many new bugs. Automatic refactoring won't do this work for us.
You could argue that you can do the currency conversion in the
Value setter, which is definitely a move in the right direction. I'd wager that a better approach is to give up on the properties entirely and completely hide the way that the value is represented from the outside world.
Here's what I'd do. Let's first rewrite the simplistic example to hide implementation:
class Money { private readonly float value; public Money ( float value ) { this.value = value; } public Money plus( Money operand ) { return new Money(value + operand.value); } }
I can now update the
total like this:
Money total; Money item; //... total = total.plus( item );
Of course, I could use operator overloading to make it look like this:
total += item;
but I'll keep the example simple.
The first thing to notice is that full encapsulation has made the client code simpler (and shorter), and that alone is a good reason to use this approach. You will (hopefully) use
Money more often than you define it, so encapsulation can result in considerable reduction in code size, along with the concomitant reduction in development time and debugging cost. It takes a bit longer to write the class, but it takes a lot less time to write the code that uses the class.
Let's see how this approach holds up to change. What if I want to change the internal representation of
value to
decimal? Here's the new class:
class Money { private readonly decimal value; public Money ( decimal value ) { this.value = value; } // For backwards compatibility public Money ( float value ) : this( (decimal)value ) public Money plus( Money operand ) { return new Money(value + operand.value); } }
Note that the code to compute the sum hasn't changed at all. It still looks like this:
total = total.plus( item ); That point is the essential one. I can change the implementation without changing any of the code that uses the original implementation.
To drive in my point, let's add the notion of currency:
class Money { private readonly decimal value; private readonly CurrencyCode currency; public Money ( decimal value, CurrencyCode currency = CurrencyCode.USD ) { this.value = value; this.currency = currency; } //... public Money plus( Money operand ) { decimal newValue == value + (operand.value * CurrencyCoverter.getExchangeRate(currency, operand.currency)); return new Money(newValue, currency ); } }
The code that does the sum has still not changed:
total = total.plus( item );
I hope you're getting the idea. By fully encapsulating the implementation of
Money eliminating the properties entirely I end up with an implementation that I can change radically without changing any of the code that uses the
Money class.
This sort of flexibility is much more difficult to achieve if you use properties.
What about testability? The fact that the client code isn't changing gives us a test advantage. In general, it's a bad idea to change both your test and the class that you're testing at the same time. If you do, you're never sure whether a bug is in the test or in the class. In a regression-test environment, you don't really want to change your test code at all. (That's not to say that a test doesn't have a lifetime. In an Agile world, it's possible for a class to have to change enough that the old tests simply aren't useful any more, in which case they should be discarded.) With properties, though, you'll certainly have to rewrite your tests every time a property changes type (or you add or remove one).
Properties also add unnecessary coupling relationships between classes, which also hurts testability. For example, if you use a property, you need to test not only the object you're interested in, but also all the objects whose properties are accessed and the interactions between the entire system of interlocking objects. That makes it very difficult to write a unit test or more accurately, your smallest "unit" becomes a system of interrelated classes rather than a single class.


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Campfires are best begun after dusk. A starry sky and/or full moon will add ambience, but even if the sky is overcast you can enjoy the outdoors. Take a peek outside for a quick weather check, call the neighbors and announce, "It's a campfire night. Come on over!"
Real campfire buffs might enjoy a fire pit built into the ground. Most are lined with metal and surrounded by bricks, patio blocks or large stones. (Plans and kits are available to build your own.) Coleman and other companies make portable outdoor fireplaces, roughly $75-$150, available at discount department stores, hardware stores and on the Web (see below for links). Check your city codes to be sure recreational fires are permitted where you live. Public fire rings in neighborhood parks are another option.
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Tear off an 18-inch piece of foil. Pour the oil and popcorn into the middle. Bring 2 opposite foil corners together above the popcorn and fold them over 3 times to seal well. Bring remaining foil corners up toward the center and roll open edges together to seal the 'foil tent' closed. (There should be enough room inside for the popcorn to pop.) Poke the ends of a campfire fork through the folds of foil at top of pack. Set pack into hot coals until oil sizzles and you hear a kernel pop. Then pick up fork and gently shake the pack above the coals until popping is done. Open the pack and add salt.
Arrange chairs or blankets around the fire and start the fire before guests arrive. Ask a guitar-playing neighbor to strum a few campfire tunes or turn on the radio for some mood music. Activity tester Ryan, age 12, suggests downloading the words to familiar camp songs and printing them out so everyone can sing along. It's fun to share spooky or funny stories, too. Another test family went all-out and set up tents for a camp-like atmosphere. After games and s'mores, the kids crawled into the tents to hear ghost stories.
Roast marshmallows or popcorn, chase fireflies, play hide-and-seek in the dark or play flashlight tag. Little ones might be happiest snuggling in a parent's lap as they listen to stories.
The Bissmeyers and their friends found that sparklers kept the older children happy for quite a while. The Hannan children thought it was neat to play in a patio sandbox by firelight.
All our test families agree that socializing and talking with other adults uninterrupted is a real treat. Watching the fire burn while sipping on a beer or glass of wine can add to the sense of relaxation, too.
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"I was really pleased with how we competed in our first real test of the year," said head coach Jamie Ashworth. "Northwestern is a feisty team and they make you play and play, they rarely give you free points. I thought we handled ourselves in the tight pressure situations really well and showed a lot of fortitude on the big points."
In doubles action, the duo of senior Mary Clayton and sophomore Ester Goldfeld continued their outstanding play in the No. 1 position with an easy 8-4 victory over No. 42 Linda Abu Mushrefova and Nida Hamilton. The Blue Devil tandem has tallied a 3-0 record in dual matches, two of which were against nationally ranked opponents, including a 8-1 rout of third-ranked Maria Belaya and Jeltje Loomans of William & Mary Jan. 19.
The tandem of sophomore Annie Mulholland and junior Marianne Jodoin dropped serve early and fell to a 2-1 deficit early in the No. 2 position against Veronica Corning and Alicia Barnett, but were able to break serve to take a 5-4 lead. The two teams traded games, before evening it up at 6-6, but Mulholland and Jodoin were able to win the last two games to clinch the doubles point for the Blue Devils. The team of Mar and Turewicz were tied at 7-7 aginst Belinda Niu and Kate Turvy when the point was clinched.
In singles play, Turewicz, a native of Lake Forest, Ill., cruised easily past Abu Mushrefova, 6-3, 6-1 on court five, while Jodoin topped Barnett, 6-3, 6-1, in the sixth position to give the Blue Devils a commanding 3-0 lead in the match. Turewicz and Jodoin have a compiled a combined 6-0 record when playing in the fifth and sixth positions this season respectively.
On court three, No. 40 Goldfeld broke serve twice opening up a commanding 3-0 lead in the first set, and continued her solid play, overwhelming Niu, 6-0, 6-2, to clinch the match for the Blue Devils.
Clayton, ranked No. 53 in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) poll, overcame an early deficit to outlast Corning, 6-4, 4-5 in the second position before the match was decided. Mar, a native of Burr Ridge, Ill., traded games with No. 67 Turvy before eventually taking the first set to a tie-breaker. In the tie-breaker, Mar dominated Turvy, breaking serve three times, before sweeping the tie-breaker 7-0 and taking the first set. Mar held a 7-6, 1-0 edge before the match was decided. In addition, Mulholland owned a 6-4, 2-3, mark against Wowchuck in the fourth position, when Goldfeld closed the match out.
The Blue Devils are next slated to compete at the ITA National Indoor Championship Feb.8-11 in Charlottesville, Va. The undefeated Blue Devils seek a second consecutive trip to the championship match at the tournament, after falling to UCLA in the 2012 ITA National Indoor Championship.
"Heading into the National Team Indoors this coming week in Charlottesville, it's great to see all six of our girls competing, fighting, and overall hitting a good, solid ball," Ashworth said. "It was a great team effort and an effort we are truly proud of."
Duke vs. Northwestern
Feb 03, 2013 at Evanston, Illinois
(Combe Tennis Center)
#3 Duke 4, #14 Northwestern 0
Singles Competition
1. #10 Hanna Mar (DUKE) def. #67 Kate Turvy (NU) 7-6 (7-0), 1-0, no result
2. #53 Mary Clayton (DUKE) vs. Veronica Corning (NU) no result
3. #40 Ester Goldfeld (DUKE) def. Belinda Niu (NU) 6-0, 6-2
4. Annie Mulholland (DUKE) vs. Brittany Wowchuk (NU) no result
5. Monica Turewicz (DUKE) def. Linda Abu Mushrefova (NU) 6-3, 6-1
6. #63 Marianne Jodoin (DUKE) def. Alicia Barnett (NU) 6-3, 6-1
Doubles Competition
1. Mary Clayton/Ester Goldfeld (DUKE) def. #42 Linda Abu Mushrefova/Nida Hamilton (NU) 8-4
2. Annie Mulholland/Marianne Jodoin (DUKE) def. Veronica Corning/Alicia Barnett (NU) 8-6
3. Hanna Mar/Monica Turewicz (DUKE) vs. Belinda Niu/Kate Turvy (NU) no result
Match Notes:
Duke 4-0; National ranking #3
Northwestern 2-2; National ranking #14
Order of finish: Doubles (1,2); Singles (5,6,3)


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This weekend, thousands of items instrumental in producing Hershey's chocolate products over the years will go up for auction as Dauphin County-based The Hershey Co. clears out its historic factory on East Chocolate Avenue.
The company responsible for managing the auction is Annville-based Fortna Auctioneers & Marketing Group, and it's prepared for a busy weekend, President Michael R. Fortna said Tuesday.
His firm is looking at auctioning off between 2,000 and 3,000 items a day, from large machines that formed the backbone of Hershey's production during the last century, to the tools that helped keep the lines working, Fortna said.
His advice to those who will attend: "Be patient, because there will be a lot of people there."
Attendees should remember to bring proper identification and payment for the auction, he said. Out-of-state checks will not be accepted, but major credit cards will.
Fortna Auctioneers is holding a preview of items Friday, and the auction kicks off Saturday morning. An agenda of items to be auctioned will be available so attendees can plan their day, Fortna said.
Additional information about the auction can be found at Fortna's website.
The Derry Township factory that the chocolate company's founder Milton Hershey built in 1905 is cleared for demolition. Hershey moved its production to the newly expanded West Chocolate Avenue facility this year. The modern facility will help it expand internationally, the company said.
Hershey trades its shares on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol HSY.


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Among the 2014 flood-related budget needs and proposals presented to the Boulder County Commissioners on Thursday:
$3 million to replace the East County Line Road bridge over St. Vrain River
$2 million to $4 million to replace the unincorporated Boulder County Longmont-area Sunset Street bridge over the St. Vrain River and stretches of Sunset leading to that bridge
$3 million to build at least a temporary winter road, reconstruct a bridge and restore access to the flooded-out Boulder County Road 80 and Longmont Dam Road
$1 million toward repairs to trails and other facilities at various parks and open space areas
$3 million toward restoring the St. Vrain River to its original channels where it passes through or alongside county-owned lands
$3 million toward repairing the agricultural irrigation infrastructure on county lands
$15 million to repair 14 damaged reservoirs, several of which were breached by the flooding.
$2 million to reconstruct the 61st Street/63rd Street bridge over the St. Vrain River
$1 million to reconstruct roads in the Raymond-Riverside area
$500,000 to reconstruct the 95th Street bridge over Boulder Creek
$500,000 to reconstruct the 109th Street bridge over Boulder Creek
$500,000 to reconstruct roads in the Pike Brook Hills/Blue Mountain area
$1 million to reconstruct Dillon Road at U.S. Highway 287
$1 million for a North 83rd Street bridge over Little Thompson Creek
$90,000 to repair parking lots, sidewalks, paths and walkways at several county buildings affected by the flood
$100,000 to make ditch improvements and install a new 12-inch drain line along the west side of the garden outside the Natural Resources Building at the Boulder County Fairgrounds
$563,000 to replace all the roofing on the west side of the Justice Center in Boulder
$350,000 to make various repairs of extensive flood damages at the county's Alaska Avenue facilities in Longmont, an area which includes the Longs Peak Energy Conservation officers
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Boulder County commissioners' next set of budget hearings, a review of non-flood-related spending that departments have requested from next year's budget, is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 29.
When: 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday
Where: The commissioners' third-floor hearing room in the Boulder County Courthouse, 1325 Pearl St., Boulder
BOULDER -- Boulder County government department heads aren't seeking to cover the full cost of repairing flood-related damages to county properties in next year's budget, according to presentations to the Board of County Commissioners on Thursday.
The county Transportation Department, for example, has estimated it will cost $100 million to repair or replace the roads, bridges, culverts and other transportation structures damaged.
Transportation director George Gerstle told commissioners, however, that he's requesting only $24 million to $26 million from Boulder County's 2014 budget to pay for some of his department's flood-related spending needs.
The county Parks and Open Space Department has estimated that flood damage to the reservoirs, irrigation systems, stream channels, trails, buildings, roads, parking lots and other facilities on county-owned open space lands total more than $52 million, department director Ron Stewart told the board.
Stewart's department is only proposing earmarking $22.2 million toward those repairs from next year's budget.
Gerstle's and Stewart's presentations were among several that Commissioners Cindy Domenico, Elise Jones and Deb Gardner heard Thursday as they devoted much of the day to reviewing proposals for flood-impacts spending in 2014.
Boulder County officials hope federal and state money will be available to reimburse the county for of the cost of repairing or replacing the infrastructure, but the county first will have to tap reserves and other available budget accounts to start spending its own funds on such projects.
Until the county gets those federal and state payments, "it's a huge cash flow problem," said budget director Margaret Parish.
Commissioners also heard proposals to add the equivalent of as many as 30 employees to the county staff, with many of those positions intended to help Boulder County families and property owners who were flood victims.
Boulder County Public Health, for example, is seeking additional staffers to work with property owners to ensure the safety of their wells and septic systems before they return to or rebuild their homes. The Land Use Department is proposing adding personnel to review homeowners' redevelopment proposals to ensure the new or renovated residences are in safe locations or that potential hazards can be mitigated.
No one from the general public spoke at Thursday's hearings.
The commissioners and several of the department heads cautioned that recovery from the September flooding catastrophe will be a process that's likely to take years, and will have annual budget impacts until it's completed.
Jones said that in such flood-stricken communities as Lyons and Jamestown, "the new normal has yet to feel normal."
County government will have an important role in Boulder County residents' own flood recovery, Jones said: "We are all in it together, and we're there to support each other."
Gardner said that whatever money can be found to include in the 2014 county budget, "the one thing we know is, it's not enough."
Gardner said that for Boulder County's communities, its families and its county government, "this will be long, it will be hard, it will be expensive. But we will end up in a better place than we were before."
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Stoney Tyler, who lives in Rolla, was recently named the Missouri National Guard's 35th Engineer Brigade's Best Warrior in the Soldier category.
Stoney Tyler, who lives in Rolla, was recently named the Missouri National Guard's 35th Engineer Brigade's Best Warrior in the Soldier category.
Stoney, who is a member of the 335th Engineer Platoon (Area Clearance), of Rolla, was presented an Army Commendation Medal for the accomplishment and recognized recently at the brigade's engineer ball at the Lodge of the Four Seasons.
To get to the brigade level, Stoney previously won the 203rd Engineer Battalion, of Joplin, Best Warrior Competition.
"It's been a really interesting experience getting to know other people outside of my unit throughout the brigade and the battalion," said Tyler, who has been in the guard more than a year. "It's really gotten me out of my comfort zone. I'm not really comfortable yet being around a bunch of brass and senior noncommissioned officers."
Tyler will now represent the brigade at the state Best Warrior Competition, scheduled for April 3-7 at Camp Crowder in Neosho.
The Best Warrior Competition is held annually at all levels and is broken down into two categories - one for Soldiers, who are specialists and below, and the other for noncommissioned officers, who are sergeants and above - within the enlisted ranks.
The competition is designed to physically and mentally challenge Guardsmen through a series of common Soldier tasks. Those tasks include the Army Physical Fitness Test, weapons qualification and assembly and disassembly; ruck marches; improvised explosive device identification; reacting to direct and indirect enemy fire; reacting to a chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or high-yield explosive threat; first aid; Army Combatives; media relations; and usually concludes with a Soldier board, where contestants are interviewed on anything from Army history to current events by senior noncommissioned officers.
Command Sgt. Maj. Steven Stuenkel, the brigade command sergeant major, said Tyler was chosen because he was the points leader going into the Soldier board and once there, was not tripped up.
"We have a series of difficult questions designed by higher leadership that we go through and he flew through them pretty well," Stuenkel said. "He did a heck-of-a job reciting the Soldier's Creed, as well."
Tyler said the Soldier board was extremely challenging.
"My biggest problem was just being nervous – I was visibly sweating in there and they made a comment about it," Tyler said. "At the first level, there was stuff like the ruck march and weapons assembly and disassembly – that stuff was easy for me. But going in front of a bunch of high-ranking noncommissioned officers and answering questions and keeping my composure was difficult."
Currently a junior at Missouri University of Science and Technology, in Rolla, Tyler is studying electrical engineering and also a member of ROTC. He was home schooled in Clarksville and graduated high school in 2010.
Tyler is supported in his military career by his father, Greg, and mother, Melinda, who live in Clarksville; his brother, Asa, who lives in Rolla; his sister, Abbey, who lives in Kirksville; his grandparents, James and Polly Allen, who live in Knoxville, Tenn.; and his step-grandfather, Lavon Kozel, who lives in Huron, S.D.


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Because America still loves Britney Spears, E! has done a two-hour documentary "I Am Britney Jean," which covers her four months preparing for the 32-year-old singer's two-year Las Vegas run at Planet Hollywood that starts Dec. 27.
Right ... two hours. Of Britney Spears.
The Hollywood Reporter compiled a number of "interesting and revealing" moments from "I Am Britney Jean."
Spears reportedly doesn't care about her haters anymore. "When I first started out, I didn't care what anybody thought of me. I was happy to be there. I was like, 'This is great!' But then 10 years later, I realize there's a lot of mean things on the Internet," she said. "But before the naivete in the whole thing was just brilliant because it was like you can't really control what they think so you can't really worry about what they think. That attitude is the one to have."
Spears felt "alienated from the public" when she couldn't go out without having 20 paparazzi following her. "But as time passed, they lightened up and they went away, after I wouldn't come out of the house for two years," Spears said. "It was a trying time. It was kind of confusing for me. Personally, I'm a shy person and I'm particularly not really made for this industry because I am so shy. It's not something I deal with so well."
I don't believe that for a second. Lots of well-adjusted young women with healthy careers shave their own heads out of the blue.
Spears still struggles with speaking her mind. "I'm not saying it's good to be a (expletive), but a lot of times in this industry it's better to speak up and say what's on your mind, which I have a problem with," she said.
Spears on dealing with pressure: "Pressure is a funny thing. Sometimes I tend to go inward when I'm under pressure," she said. "I tend to keep it all in. I don't express myself too much. If I'm really nervous, I'm really quiet. But I think I thrive under pressure."
See: Britney Spears, shaved head.
Spears on love: "Love is just an unexplainable thing and there's a saying that I have in my bathroom in Louisiana. It says 'Go beyond reason to love, for it's the only safety there is.' And it's true you should always go beyond reason to love and to be with the person you want to be with and to be cherished and to be treasured. I think it's why we're here as people," she said.
Spears on believing in heaven: "I definitely believe in heaven. I know there is a place beyond our wildest dreams."
Right — Las Vegas.
Her upcoming show "Britney: Piece of Me", is meant to be a 24-song, seven-act career-spanning retrospective covering the past 15 years. Spears says she wants her fans to get "a part of my soul" with the show "because I'm going to put my heart and soul into this."
Spears said she agreed to the residency because she anted some stability for her kids. "I figured it'd be a really good place for the children and the family," she said. "It was kind of like an ideal situation."
Spears talked about new boyfriend David Lucado. "He's just a simple guy. He's funny. He's passionate. He's just a good guy. He gets what I do so it works out," Spears said.
So ... he does what he's told.
"I Am Britney Jean" debuted on the E! Network on Sunday night.


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OKLAHOMA CITY (August 18, 2008) – Irene Burnham, an Oklahoma City resident, recently won $500 in cash as a contestant on the Oklahoma Lottery Game Show, which aired on August 9.
Burnham purchased her winning entry ticket at Poppy's Plaza Inc., 10925 SE 59 St., in Oklahoma City.
Each 30-minute episode of The Oklahoma Lottery Game Show features seven contestants (six new contestants and one returning champion) in a series of number-themed games. All players are guaranteed $500, and may have a chance to win more than $50,000 in cash and prizes in each show.
All contestants receive "star" treatment, including accommodations at the Sheraton Oklahoma City Hotel in downtown Oklahoma City, dinner for the contestant and a guest, and breakfast in the Aria Grill at the hotel.
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The White County SWCD, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and The Nature Conservancy continue to partner to promote a Wetlands Reserve Enhancement Program (WREP) project along the Wabash River.
The White County SWCD, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and The Nature Conservancy continue to partner to promote a Wetlands Reserve Enhancement Program (WREP) project along the Wabash River.
The WREP is a special project in which NRCS and local conservation partners work with landowners to enroll acreage into 30 year or permanent easements and restore land to wetland conditions in a targeted area. Landowners with flood prone property in the Illinois counties of White, Gallatin, Wabash, Lawrence, Crawford and Clark are eligible to apply for enrollment. Of 1,525,270.2 total acres in these 6 counties, 420,944.9 acres or 27.6% are located in the 100 year floodplain. White County has 40.4% of its total acres located in the floodplain, the most of any county in Illinois.
Eligibility for the Wabash Corridor WREP Project is the same as for the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP). Under the WRP, land qualifies if it would have been considered a wetland area before it was converted to agricultural production.
Payments will be made as a one time lump-sum. If restoration work is done on a site, NRCS can pay for 100% of the costs. The Wabash River Corridor has seen thousands of acres enrolled into the program over the past 15 years.
Easements located along the Wabash River in Clark County join together with existing projects to create five miles of restored floodplains. An easement in Lawrence County located with a contiguous area of 453 acres in the Embarras River floodplain was visited by a breeding pair of migrating whooping cranes--one of the most endangered wetland-dependant species in North America. The floodplain that drew so much attention with the whooping cranes is located between the Wabash and Embarras Rivers. Contiguous wetlands offer significant benefits for wildlife, provide flood prevention downstream, and protect water quality._Importance of Floodplains_Over half of the floodplains in Illinois have been altered by levees, lock and dams, and stream channelization. The fertile soils make for good crop production, but more often they are flooded and no crop is harvested. It is expensive to replant or lose a crop for an entire growing year. The flood waters can also have a negative environmental effect by carrying debris and chemicals back into streams and rivers and eventually into the Gulf of Mexico.
Ecosystem benefits are just as important. Once restored, floodplains provide high quality habitat for many species of wildlife and plants, such as migratory birds, waterfowl and shorebirds, and other wetland-dependent wildlife species. We often take for granted the broader view of what floodplains give us and our communities when properly restored.
Flood Prevention and Water Quality- When floodplains fill and hold water from heavy rains, floodwaters are prevented from flowing downstream and causing damage to roads, communities and agricultural lands. Floodplains filter the water of nutrients and impurities and processes organic wastes before re-entering the ground water or other water bodies.
Community Enhancement - Floodplains provide open space, which can restore and enhance forest lands, create recreational opportunities, or offer simple enjoyment of their aesthetic beauty. Transforming flooded cropland into functional and scenic, value-added assets, communities can improve its quality of life.
Diverse Habitat - Floodplains are home for a variety of species which may not - or cannot - exist in any other habitat. Many federal and state listed endangered and threatened species live in these locations. Many invertebrates and insects found in floodplains provide food for migrating birds and mammals living there year round.
WREP, a component of the Wetlands Reserve Program, leverages assistance from NRCS' partners to provide financial and technical assistance to eligible landowners to protect, restore and enhance wetlands and improve wildlife habitat. Wetlands provide habitat for fish and wildlife, including threatened and endangered species. Wetlands also improve water quality by filtering sediments and chemicals; reduce flooding; recharge groundwater; protect biological diversity; and provide opportunities for educational, scientific and limited recreational activities. The WREP is a program offered by USDA to return lands with flooding problems to their natural floodplain conditions. Please contact your local NRCS District Conservationist or Soil and Water Conservation District staff in the counties of White, Gallatin, Wabash, Lawrence, Clark or Crawford to apply or for further information about wetland restoration projects in the Wabash River Corridor.
Staff of the White County Soil and Water Conservation District and NRCS can be contacted by stopping by the USDA Service Center or at 382-2213, ext. 3.