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Back by popular demand… "Couch Sessions." In today's fast-paced world, small business owners are even more hyperconnected and overloaded with information, choices, and distractions. One of the hardest things to determine is whether you're on the right path or not. Great work requires taking risks. Couch Sessions offers practical information, new perspectives and quick tips to help point you in the right direction.
Are you a struggling, frustrated or just inquisitive small business owner? Got a question you just can't seem to find the answer for? Please submit it in the comments section.
Q: I'm afraid I may have spoiled our clients! We create quarterly reports (in Word) of all our activities in painstaking detail. As we grow and service more clients, the time it takes to report what we do seriously eats into the time we have to actually do the work! I'd like to give the clients more of a summation than blow-by-blow. What's the best way to break them in so they don't feel that we're skimping on the work? Julie Taylor, http://www.taylor-pr.com
A: It's easy to provide "value" when you are starting your business, however, it's difficult to scale back on those same "value" services when you begin to grow and it becomes time consuming. The actual "value" of a product or service is always determined by the client. You may want to provide your clients with an opportunity to choose for themselves whether or not they would like to continue to receive a "detailed" or "summary" quarterly report. This will give you an idea on just how "valued" it is by your clients. In addition, if you find that a large number of clients prefer the "detailed" report, perhaps there is a more efficient way to aggregate the information (i.e. automation software), can you change the schedule from quarterly to 2x per year or annually or can you provide a summary of the information during a brief phone call. This may be just as time consuming, but it gives you a chance to "summarize" the information while directly exploring any new needs or opportunities for additional services.
Q: How does my small business (restaurant) compete against new government-funded restaurants, restaurants that have received taxpayer monies, business incentives (my collected tax money) who are now competing against my restaurant? Marc Renson, http://www.ambitionbistro.com
A: Are you clear about "how" you are competing? (i.e. in food type, quality, service, location, etc.) A good defense will always be exceptional service. People will pay for mediocre food with great service, but not so much for great food and poor service. Sometimes the best advantage for a small business is its flexibility and local appeal. Maximize local free online marketing (i.e. Foursquare, Yelp, CitySearch, etc.) and customize your marketing for local appeal: reach out to local bloggers, encourage your patrons to write reviews, reward "check-ins," etc. In addition, you can cross-promote your business with another local business (i.e. coffee shop w/bookstore, restaurant w/ independent movie theater etc.); or you can host a quarterly event or fundraiser. Have a "special day" for regulars. What local activities can you take advantage of? Can any of your products be sourced locally? When combined with great service and great food, increasing your local profile and finding a way to authentically connect with patrons, strengthens and supports your connection with your local community.
Q: I've come in as CEO of a small company, with the owner and founder previously hiring his daughter. The daughter is smart, but has an unrelated background to our company and doesn't work very hard to get back up to speed. I would like to let her go; however I will clearly need to proceed very delicately. How should I bring this up to the father/owner? Kenny, http://www.slumbersage.com
An honest, straightforward conversation is in order. Focus on the agreed upon goals and objectives to grow the business and what is required of "staff" to accomplish them; including the relative. It's always prudent to express expectations of people and then provide them with an opportunity to fulfill those expectations (with deadlines/benchmarks). The unrelated background is less of concern than her actual interest and capacity to fill the position. Is there another position that is better suited for her? Don't be afraid to "offer her a way out" so that feelings are spared if it looks like termination is the ultimate decision. At the end of the day, you owe it to the business, other staff and clients to have the hard conversations and make the tough decisions that affect the bottom line.
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A DETERMINED thief removed metal bars to gain access to a Bognor Regis town centre business.
The suspect smashed a window of the High Street premises and then removed the bars so they could get into the building.
An untidy search of the property was then made and police said a number of items were stolen.
The crime took place on April 23.
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Sayings and proverbs are very popular in Turkey and the FT team have been exploring the role they play in everyday conversation.
We think that these offer fascinating insights into Turkish culture, so we'd like to share some of them with you.
Since Adam was a lad
These idioms are commonly used expressions and, even though many are so ancient their origins are lost in the mists of time, they still mirror the soul of this extraordinary country.
Anyone who spends some time among Turkish people will quickly realise that there are rich variety of proverbs, witticisms and idioms, suitable for every occasion.
They may also notice that while some are not dissimilar to their British counterparts, others seem to be very obscure indeed.
Under the Turkish skin
In order to understand the deeper meaning of a Turkish atasözü, or saying, it is not only necessary to understand Turkish it is also important to have a grasp of Turkish culture, history and customs.
One thing that any visitor to Turkey will soon notice is that yogurt plays a very important role in the country's diet.
Served at breakfast, lunch and dinner, no meal is complete without a helping of Turkish yogurt.
It appear's that the same applies to Anatolian sayings.
It has been such a vital part of the Turkish diet over millennia that today there are many idioms about a whole range of subjects that have yogurt at their core.
A taste of yogurt
Here are just a few for starters:
Zemheride yoğurt isteyen, cebinde bir inek taşır"
Literal translation: who wants yoghurt in winter must carry a cow in his pocket.
Meaning: If you want something difficult, you must be willing to take the trouble to obtain it.
Her yiğidin bir yoğurt yiyişi vardır"
Literal translation: every man has his own style of eating yogurt.
Meaning: we all have different way of doing things and we must be tolerant of others
Sütten ağzı yanan, yoğurdu üfleyerek yer"
Literal translation: one who burns his mouth from drinking milk too hot, eats even yogurt carefully.
Meaning: this is used to make the point that life's bad experiences teach people to be cautious.
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Aug 22, 2014
I stupidly received unprotected oral sex last night from an independent female escort in Barcelona. I know I am at low risk of contracting HIV but i am very stressed about the possibility of contracting genital herpes as this would obviously be a nightmare! Please advise me on what to do and explain the chances of me contracting something serious? Thank you.
Response from Mr. Cordova
Most of us have already been exposed to HSV1 or oral herpes. The likelihood of transmission from her mouth to your genitals is rare. I would not be concerned.
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Norwich City are moving for Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay to replace Paul Lambert.
The Scottish Sun says Mackay has worked wonders at Cardiff - leading them to the Carling Cup Final and Championship play-offs.
He is viewed as the ideal successor to Paul Lambert who quit on Wednesday and is poised to join Aston Villa.
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Upgrading the prop on an 07 VTX
So this weekend we had serious issues getting on plane with our 537 prop. We had full ballast , wedge, and 7 people in the boat, not to mention my fat ass at the end of the rope :). My question is does anyone have any recomendations for upgrading, and exp with doing so on the VTX with the extreme trailer? I've heard that there may be clearance issues with props like the 1235 and 1273 acme
Try the new "Fusion " prop from OJ, It's a lil cheaper than those listed. And it works just bout the same.
Really cruising isn't a big thing for us. I just hate that our hole shot is crap if I have weight, wedge and people. Actually if I just have wieght and full wedge it's a dog too. I've got the 340 monsoon, how much of a difference do you guys think I would I see with the OJ props?
Well it's more about the prop size/pitch then brands since CNC. I run the OJ 468 on my VLX and works perfectly, if I wanted to cruise more the 475 would be a better choice. At 5,200' the 468 would be my choice, but you'll wished you'd done it sooner. Most of the time both Acme and OJ allow you to exchange props for a different size, but a dealer may not. The Fusion seems to get some good feedback, though I don't have any experience w/ it myself.
Ha ha, smart ass. Swapping out the 537 for the 1235 tomorrow. No more ass dragging at weight.
That's cool they'll do that, you'll be happy w/ that prop compared to the 537.
Yeah i take it up there to swap today and test it tomorrow afternoon
For that altitude I would suggest our 14 .25 X 14 LC 1 1/8" 4-blade.
Installed the 1235 this evening, will test tomorrow and let you guys know how it does. Tommys said they have never put the 1235 on a VTX and they want to know how it does too.
Put a 1235 on my vtx last summer and never looked back hands down best upgrade on the boat so far.
The boat gets out of the hole much better than before even with 3000+ in ballast i dont run a wedge. I think i lost about 3 mph on the top end but i rarely exceed 35mph so it wasn't much of a loss in my book.
Just got done running mine for the first time. Full wedge, full ballast, 4 people in the boat and me behind. No issues getting the holeshot, plained out right away. Much more responsive all around. Loved it.
One other thing I noticed about the prop is that it moved the best part of my wake back about 5 feet. Instead of riding at 75 feet for the best wake I ride at 80, will probably try 85 tomorrow to see how it is there.
Told ya you'd be happy w/ it...
I love it, much like PP, it's a marriage saver
So not much loss on the top end. On flat water can do about 40, which is all the speed I need
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I have an Easton EC90 riser bar and weight 130 grams. I would like to get the lightest one, straight bar is fine too..
It has to fit my 1 1/8in steerer and 31.8 clamp size.
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-- Maybe he was celebrating the end of the lockout: Warriors guard Charlie Bell shows up drunk in court for his DUI hearing. Memo to NBAers: "Order in the court" does not mean "What'll you have?"
-- Least surprising surprise of the year: Warriors meet with Giants to discuss a new arena near Giants' ballpark. A venture capitalist and Hollywood mogul buy the Warriors, a team based in the golden state of Oakland. The introductory news conference for owners Joe Lacob and Peter Guber is held at a fancy San Francisco restaurant. Their subsequent major press conferences, to intro Mark Jackson and Jerry West, are held at a swanky S.F. hotel. Hello.
-- Will the last pro team to leave Oakland please turn out the lights.
-- The 49ers nearly whiffed with their Gatorade shower of Jim Harbaugh. The Stanford players got only a partial hit on coach David Shaw. We can put a man on the moon but we can't develop an effective Gatorade-shower delivery system?
-- Headline in the Star: "Kim's Bombshell: KRIS IS GAY ... He wouldn't touch her after the honeymoon." Maybe Nets forward Kris Humphries finally heard Kim Kardashian's voice.
-- "We will be a gutty, gritty defensive team," says Warriors coach Mark Jackson. I hear StephCurry and Monta Ellis both reported to camp 25 pounds heavier and 3 inches taller.
-- Curry once again is anointed the Warriors' Favorite Son. It was nice of the front office to assure Curry he would not be traded, but they should have asked him to keep that under his hat.
-- The prosecution wants a 15-month prison sentence for Barry Bonds. Fifteen months for his rambling, churlish answer to a grand-jury question. Or, as it was known for years in baseball: Barry Bonds speaking. Come on, give the guy a month of mansion arrest, and make it sting by denying him inter-mansion privileges.
-- Albert Pujols signs a 10-year, $254 million contract, and wise-guy reader Ben Woods wonders, "Are there any incentive clauses in the deal?"
-- Golfer Luke Donald: First athlete to claim he was mis-tweeted ... by himself. Donald tweeted that Rory McIlroy was the most talented player he had ever seen. Then, fearing the wrath of Tiger Woods, Donald tweeted, "A few people aren't understanding what I meant."
-- And a lot of people aren't caring.
-- How much cramming did the NBA do with its schedule? Don't worry, I did the math for you. Each team will play 66 games. Based on the NBA's normal scheduling pace, each team should play 60 games. So the owners and players shoehorned an extra six games into the short schedule. Call it a bonus for the fans, or call it a guarantee of more injuries and sloppier play.
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CORVALLIS - Julian Bond, who rose to prominence during the 1968 Democratic Convention, will deliver a major lecture on civil rights next spring at Oregon State University, OSU officials announced today.
Since leading college student sit-in demonstrations in 1960, Bond has been an active, vocal and well-recognized figure in civil rights movements.
He will deliver a free public lecture at OSU's LaSells Stewart Center on the evening of March 11. Tentative title is "Civil Rights: Now and Then."
"This is an opportunity to involve the community in the national dialogue on the importance of civil rights," said Jon "Joe" Hendricks, director of University Honors College. "Julian Bond played a pivotal role in bringing civil rights to the national agenda, and he now has the advantage of a long-term perspective in viewing civil rights."
Bond was elected to the Georgia House of Representatives in 1965 and again in 1966, but the house voted not to seat him, ostensibly for his opposition to the war in Vietnam. In 1968, he was nominated for Vice President of the United States, the first African-American to be so honored by a major political party. Bond withdrew his name from consideration because he was too young.
Still active in civil rights, Bond is on the faculty of the University of Virginia.
His appearance in Corvallis will be sponsored by OSU's University Honors College, which also hosted law professor Anita Hill for a lecture earlier this year.
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If you enjoy walking through beautiful Orange County, you're not alone. We walk for exercise, to do errands, to visit friends, and to get to work. By leaving the car at home, we help ourselves and the environment.
Most walks are safe and uneventful. Unfortunately, collisions happen. In 2013, according to the National High Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 4,735 pedestrians were killed in crashes, more than 12 people every day of the year. There were also 69,000 reported pedestrian injuries, nearly one injury every eight minutes. According to the California Office of Traffic Safety, one out of every four fatal traffic crash victims in Orange County is a pedestrian.
On Monday, January 26, 2015 Paul Zykofsky of the Local Government Commission presented at OCTA Headquarters during a pedestrian safety workshop. You can see his presentation here. The presentation was followed by a roundtable discussion about education, engineering and enforcement activities to improve pedestrian safety throughout Orange County.
Cyclists have a legal right to share the road. That privilege comes with responsibilities. Understand the laws governing traffic safety, safe riding procedures, bike equipment, and more.
That means no jumping off a curb or other place of safety to walk or run into the path of a vehicle that is so close as to constitute an immediate hazard.
Stop and look both ways. If possible, make eye contact with drivers. Do not start crossing until you know that the motorist can see you and is stopping.
Crosswalks convey a false sense of security. You are not physically protected by the crosswalk. Don't assume that a car will stop at a crosswalk or elsewhere, even though the driver is required by law to do so.
This provides greater safety because groups are easier to see than individuals.
Wear bright or reflective clothing. Stay in well-lit areas. Carry a flashlight when walking at night.
Remove the phone or headset. Be alert to engine noise and backup lights. Walk soberly and carefully.
Don't weave in and out of parked cars or dart into the street unexpectedly.
Cross when you see the figure of a pedestrian. When the flashing orange hand appears, use caution; do not start into the crosswalk, but continue to the other side if you are already in it. Is the orange hand glowing with a steady light? This means stop. Do you see a green, yellow, or red arrow? These convey information to motorists regarding right turns. They tell walkers NOT to enter the roadway.
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The Blues Bender P.A.C. features "Patented Acoustic Covers" from the Marine Band Harmonica, the all time favorite amongst serious players since 1896. Originally patented by Jacob Hohner in 1897, the special shape of the cover increases the volume of air enclosed between the reeds and cover-plates which, when thrown into vibration and vented through the special side vents, allows for greater volume and projection. The Blues Bender P.A.C. features thicker than normal reed plates for a consistent tone. It is extremely airtight between the mouthpiece and the reed plates, allowing for easier note bending and making expressive playing easier.
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Debian bug tracking system administrator (administrator, Debian Bugs database) -------------------------------------- Received: (at submit) by bugs.debian.org; 8 Aug 2001 04:55:41 +0000 >From firstname.lastname@example.com Tue Aug 07 23:55:41 2001 Return-path: <firstname.lastname@example.com> Received: from demai05.mw.mediaone.net [220.127.116.11] by master.debian.org with esmtp (Exim 3.12 1 (Debian)) id 15ULNd-0005PM-00; Tue, 07 Aug 2001 23:55:41 -0500 Received: from schcomp.fred (email@example.com [188.8.131.52]) by demai05.mw.mediaone.net (8.11.1/8.11.1) with ESMTP id f784tTa21344; Wed, 8 Aug 2001 00:55:38 -0400 (EDT) Received: from davekam by schcomp.fred with local (Exim 3.31 #1 (Debian)) id 15ULNR-0000Pe-00; Wed, 08 Aug 2001 00:55:30 -0400 From: David Kamholz <email@example.com> To: Debian Bug Tracking System <email@example.com> Subject: lack of documentation X-Reportbug-Version: 1.23 X-Mailer: reportbug 1.23 Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2001 00:55:29 -0400 Message-Id: <email@example.com> Sender: David Kamholz <email@example.com> Delivered-To: firstname.lastname@example.com Package: cursel Version: 0.1.9-2 Severity: important There is no documentation at all for which keystrokes do what in a cursel application. Some of the keystrokes are intuitive, such as the arrow keys and return, but others are not at all -- for example, I would never have guessed that the button at the button of the screen map to the function keys, or that control-j can be used to issue a command. A simple pointer to a web site (or inclusion of its contents) would help. I encountered this problem when using ipmenu and it took me a while to realize that it was not ipmenu that assigned the keystrokes but cursel, and then I had to figure out that cursel implements FMLI, which actually is specific enough to define keystrokes for navigation, then I found a web site which explained what they were: http://uw7doc.sco.com/SDK_charm/IFMLI_FMLIApp.html So, I was in the end able to figure out how to use ipmenu but with quite a lot more trouble than should have been necessary. -- System Information Debian Release: testing/unstable Architecture: i386 Kernel: Linux schcomp 2.4.7 #4 Sat Aug 4 05:40:14 EDT 2001 i686 Locale: LANG=C, LC_CTYPE=C Versions of packages cursel depends on: ii libc6 2.2.3-9 GNU C Library: Shared libraries an ii libncurses5 5.2.20010318-3 Shared libraries for terminal hand --------------------------------------- Received: (at 108000-close) by bugs.debian.org; 28 Jan 2002 20:11:57 +0000 >From email@example.com Mon Jan 28 14:11:57 2002 Return-path: <firstname.lastname@example.com> Received: from auric.debian.org [18.104.22.168] (mail) by master.debian.org with esmtp (Exim 3.12 1 (Debian)) id 16VI8D-0005L5-00; Mon, 28 Jan 2002 14:11:57 -0600 Received: from troup by auric.debian.org with local (Exim 3.12 1 (Debian)) id 16VHue-0007lH-00; Mon, 28 Jan 2002 14:57:56 -0500 From: email@example.com (Bao C. 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TALLAHASSEE - Florida's unemployment rate increased to 8.8 percent in July.
It was the first time in several months that unemployment rate worsened in Florida. The state's unemployment rate stood at 8.6 percent in June for a second straight month.
Florida's July figures were half a percentage point higher than the national average of 8.3 percent.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott has made job creation the hallmark of his administration. He's touted Florida's improving job market numbers in past months to the chagrin of Republican colleagues who worry his enthusiasm serves to boost President Barack Obama's chances to carry Florida's 29 electoral votes in November.
Scott was in Tampa on Friday to help celebrate the opening of a new business that hopes to add 300 employees.


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Little wonder, then, that George W Bush is campaigning hard in the state, while campaign workers for Al Gore have launched a so-called phone blitz of Michigan voters, bombarding them with recorded messages.
The phone campaign could, in fact, backfire. Republicans, who are hopping mad about them, hope they will antagonise voters.
In one of the calls, Charlotte Cherry of Houston, Texas, says that "Governor Bush has accepted $1.3m (£0.9m) from corporate polluters, and he's allowed them to keep polluting while my kids suffer." Another Texas caller says Bush signed legislation weakening nursing home regulations.
Actor Ed Asner, a strong Gore supporters, has also recorded calls criticising Bush. He warns listeners that "George W Bush has a proposal that would undermine Social Security, even scuttling current benefits."
So far, there is little evidence that the phone campaign has swayed voters either way. The Detroit Free Press today reports that in the state senatorial contest, the Democrat candidate has come from 10% behind two weeks ago, and is now running neck and neck with the Republican incumbent.
There is better news for Bush in a fun little news-in-brief about the sales of Halloween masks, which are said to mirror the Presidential election results back to 1972. This year Bush masks are outselling Gore ones, 58% to 42%.
The Detroit News also runs a poll showing Gore on level pegging with Bush at 42%, with 13% still undecided. But in Detroit itself, it says, Gore is leading by a whopping 80% to 7%.
Outside the city, Michigan state is much more equally divided. The Daily Telegram of Lenawee County eschews all mention of the Presidential race, but devotes a long editorial in praise of the local Republican candidate for re-election to the House of Representatives.
The Holland Sentinel has already decided who will next inhabit the White House. It features a syndicated column by Cal Thomas, which starts: "President George Bush had it in 1992. Bob Dole had it in 1996. Now Al Gore seems to be getting it. It is the political death pall that comes over a presidential candidate when he realizes he probably will lose the election."
But the bias is not all one way. The Michigan Daily, based in Ann Arbor, highlights the state senatorial contest. It suggests that the steady improvement in the poll fortunes of the Democrat candidate could be good news for Al Gore.
The Macomb Daily focuses on the state legislature elections, endorsing five Democrat candidates and three Republicans.


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State energy regulators this morning approved Lubbock's $87 million purchase of the city's in-city competition.
The Public Utility Commission of Texas voted unanimously to approve Lubbock Power & Light's purchase of Xcel Energy's assets and retail operations in Lubbock, a move that would create two local power monopolies by early November.
Both companies still need approval from New Mexico power regulators, but officials have not considered that a significant hurdle.
City officials last November said they had reached a deal with Xcel to purchase the company's in-town operations. Xcel and Lubbock's municipal power company, LP&L, each maintain their own, in some places identical sets of powerlines, leaving a tangled web of unnecessary electric equipment snaking through much of the city.
The deal reached last year proposed Xcel leaving retail service in Lubbock entirely. The company would sell at a $20 million profit much of its equipment in the city; its 24,000 customers would turn over to LP&L.
Because Lubbock remains a regulated area for electric sales, the move would end any choice of service residents throughout most the city had. Only Xcel and LP&L were allowed to compete to sell electricity to most the city's customers.
The only other electric provider, South Plains Electric Cooperative, holds its own protected monopoly over less than 12,000 customers in a small, southwestern and western portion of the city.
A June settlement satisfying concerns from Xcel's out-of-Lubbock customers robbed Friday's meeting of any drama. The agreement, which required Xcel and LP&L bills increase so customers paid their fair share of past fuel costs before the deal closed, left most everything that would follow as "purely administrative," officials said at the time.
Commissioners approved it unanimously in less than a minute of consideration during the meeting.
Check Lubbockonline.com and tomorrow's Avalanche-Journal for more on this story.


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Last week, it was the boys turn as Guilderland proved that championship roads may be running through the Suburban Council this season, as the Dutch toppled Albany Academy and Shaker in a decisive week that showed that their team is a force to be reckoned with this season. This weekend, it is the girls' turn to show that they have some of the strongest teams in the area in their ranks, and the Big 10 definitely needs to take notice! Yes, the league made a powerful statement on Friday as Shaker, Columbia, Bethlehem and Averill Park all registered convincing victories in their Holiday Basketball opening round games. This may be of no surprise to some, but to the casual fan, we may be experiencing a power shift in both boys and girls basketball because although the talk of Class AA and A, respectively has been Albany and Troy yet again this season, these 4 Suburban teams all look like they have other plans before we see a return sweep of Big 10 dominance in large school girls basketball. Let's break down these top teams and we will throw Shen in there as well, who didn't play last night, but who just might be the best of the whole lot.
Starting with Shaker, which boasts one of the deepest and most complete rosters in the area, stormed past St. Laurent of Montreal 60-50 in the Amsterdam College Holiday Showcase. Merrick Rowland drained 4 longballs en route to a 20-point performance, but the team had major contributions from a slew of Bison players such as Cece Mayo (12 points) and the overall floor play of Jenny Barra, Becky Rossier, Sage VanAmerongen and several others. The Bison have a tough test on January 14th coming up when they host the Shenendehowa Lady Plainsmen, who are off to an undefeated and virtually untested start for coach Joseph Murphy. "Murph" was in attendance last night and definitely got a good look at Shaker and their versatility, which is much the same blueprint for what makes Shen so tough. The two teams will also close their regular seasons on February 11th against one another when the Bison travel up to Shen. Those two teams look to be the class of the Suburban North.
Shenendehowa is off this weekend, but don't forget about them. They boast two of the best overall young players in the area in 6-footers Sydney Brown and Carly Boland. The freshman and sophomore combination are just a piece of the puzzle, however. The team is powered by Madison Shea at the point of attack, who is a relentless defender. The team also has some length inside with Morgan O'Brien who is a promising shot blocker and tough Victoria Pardi, plus some very smart and savvy wings in senior Ashley Acker who is a versatile contributor and then athletic sophomores Samira Sangare and Sydney Quinn, who both could be top scorers on many other area teams, but who play their role to perfection for the Plainsmen. It is this type of role execution that has this team rolling right now, and the sky is the limit for them as the majority of their kids are all in 10th grade and below. The future is definitely bright in Clifton Park!
Down in the Suburban South, there is a total logjam at the top of the standings and the three teams that look to contend for the Divisional crown all registered strong victories on Friday night headlined by Columbia's 49-45 road victory over NYS Class A #1 Troy, the defending state champions. Troy is a team loaded with talent. They have three of the top players in the area and a host of other role players who provide the team with important depth and athleticism. For Columbia to come in to the Horses' Den and take them down in the opening round of Troy's tournament was a statement message to area teams to respect and not overlook the undefeated Blue Devils, who are enjoying a renaissance of their own under new coach Jabari Holder. The Devils are one of the more athletic teams in the area with senior Nia Moore, junior Nastassja Johnson and freshman Selena Lott all attacking the basket, but what makes this team even more special is that they have strong shooters surrounding them, which makes them a potent 1-2 punch. Kids like Mary LaPoint, Casey Brown and MaryKate and Sarah Jaromin understand their roles and have each stepped in and provided big minutes for Holder's crew. Columbia was looking for a win to hang their hats on going into the second half of the season, and defeating Troy should give them some confidence going into their stretch run, where they will have to face Averill Park and Bethlehem twice, plus Shaker and Shenendehowa, among others. If they can get past this murderer's row with a positive record, they should get a strong seed and then be battle tested for the sectionals.
Tonight, the Devils will have a strong test as they will take on Bethlehem in the first of what will now be three matchups this year. Bethlehem features one of the toughest inside-outside combinations in the area in Gabby and Jenna Giacone, plus the all-around excellence of Kaylee Rickert and heady play from one of the top young up-and-coming stars in the area in freshman Emily Wander. The Eagles have the guns to challenge the Devils and coach Matt Bixby always has this team playing great defense. If they can slow down Columbia's attack and keep this game in the 30's where they want it, they will have a chance, but if Columbia gets out into the 40's or 50's, this one may be a runaway.
One team who bottled up Bethlehem already this season with a masterful defensive performance was the Averill Park Lady Warriors. Coach Sean Organ has just one key senior performer this season in Kelly Donnelly surrounded by a strong nucleus of young talent like Caitlin O'Shea, Jenna Miner and Sam Laraunjo, but the young kids have bought in and they bring great defensive intensity to this team. I had the chance to scrimmage both Columbia and Averill Park this season, and I can tell you that both teams are extremely talented and both can give Bethlehem a run for their money in the Suburban South. AP looked strong in their breakout victory over Class AA Big 10 foe Catholic Central, and are undefeated heading into January. They have some great games on the horizon, featuring a three-game span in mid January that has all of the intrigue of a sectional tournament right in a row. To begin, they have a road game at Columbia on the 14th, then a home game against Shen on the 17th and a road game against Shaker on the 21st. Those three games will prove their mettle and will go a long way in determining how the sectional seeding committee will handle the Warriors. With Troy going down last night, I have a feeling the Warriors will rise to at least #2 in the NYSSWA poll this week, if not moving up to #1. A set of wins over those Class AA powers, will cement their standing when the time comes, but only time will tell. Luckily for Coach Organ, he has won his share of sectional, regional and state tournament games and he will have the experience to convey to his players that each game is the most important and to line them up and take them on one at a time.
Good luck to all of the teams tonight and congrats to the Suburban Council on a great night at the top of the standings.


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Author has written 2 stories for Naruto.
Look Here!!!
waaaah! my stories are officially on HIATUS!!!!! due to my brain's disfunctionality)...until i feel like continuing it...
Ja! (",)
and oh, this is the link to my multiply site: feel free to visit... yay!
myspace (still improving it..but looks decent enough):
An ode to myself
wheee! wheee! wheee!
what the hell is wrong with me?
i got a wierd feelin' in my tummy
hurry up and fetch my mommy
i think my brain's got an owie
oh no, i think i'm going crazy
what the hell is wrong with me?
nyahaha... it rhymes! dunno why i typed it...just felt like it...great, i'm rhyming again dammit...and there's nothin' you guyz can do about it...( ",)
you guyz, might get the idea that i'm crazy... well, you're assumptions are correct...most likely
hey, did i just confirm my insanity?
i did, didn't i? sigh
T_T (boohoo!)
Ichiraku's no.1 customer
My favorite anime of all time is Naruto
He's one heck of a fellow
although he might be a bit shallow
he never forgets to greet you a nice hello
so clap your hands for Naruto
Anime's number one fellow!
His orange jacket amazes me
as he slurps his ramen hurriedly
Bet that satisfies his belly
Oh that ramen makes him look so happy
although my rhymes are a bit crappy
thank god that it's not all sappy
So give a shout and a hooray for Naruto!
and his famous line of dattebayo
he's one heck of a guy, you know
And he's anime's number one fellow!
OooKaaay! i think i'm creeping you guys out already... i'm stopping...
(HURRAH! no more crappy rhymes)...i don't think i'm a good poet... and um... i know you think so too...sigh
If you think I'm CRAZY...you're not the only one, there may be a million out in the world who thinks the same way as you do...
Yay! I'm CRAZY! WHEEE! (",) I tend do do stuff whenever I please... so yeah I tend to be stupid at times... the proof of which are the ridiculously wierd poems I've posted above...lalalalala (",)
I so hate it when I rhyme...You too? (sniff)
I'm a frustrated poet, if you haven't noticed...(sob) T_T
I'm gonna' let you guyz know a tad bit about myself...KAY?
Name: just call me deathscythe05
Gender: female
Nationality: Filipino (I wanted to be Japanese but... no can do)
Colors: Black, Red,Orange and Gray
Animes I've viewed:
Naruto, Bleach,Full Metal Alchemist, Prince of Tennis, Shakugan no Shana, The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, DeathNote, Gakuen Alice, Ouran Highschool Host Club, Otome wa Boku ni Koi shiteru, La Corda d'Oro, The Law of Ueki, xxxHolic, Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge, Nana, Da Capo, Kyou Kara Maoh, Ah! My Goddess, Love Hina, Ai Yori Aoshi, Ichigo 100, Tantei Gakuen Q, Azumanga Daioh, Samurai Champloo, Rurouni Kenshin, Gensomadden Saiyuki, Please Teacher, Yuyu, Daa Daa Daa, Hell Teacher Nube, DN Angel, Sorcerer Orphen, Cardcaptor Sakura, Pokemon, Shaman King, UFO Baby, Slam Dunk... and some others I've forgoten...
Yeah... I sure do watch a lot , eh? I haven't finished some of them though...hehehe... a bad and unhealthy hobby? I don't think so... I mean, WHO DOESN'T GET ADDICTED TO ANIME?...(",)
Music: i love playing the guitar...and i'm a big fan of Alanis Morisette! YAY! i also love the musical stylings of fallout boy, panic! at the disco, the killers, coldplay, dashboard confessionals, all american rejects, blink 182, yellowcard, green day, my chemical romance, lisa loeb... urbandub, spongecola, eraserheads (OPM artists)... and many more!
Hobbies: guitar-playing, reading fanfics, watching TV, surfing the net...and EATING!
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At long last I can officially reveal that I will be featured in the new In-house magazine, BARKING IRONS produced by Alternative Armies. The construction and painting article - a Peninsular Windmill will be the modelling/construction piece in issue one, for more details, see;
I would hope that further Flintloque/Slaughterloo related articles produced by me will follow in the future. Good Luck to all involved, and I look forward to seeing issue one through the post.
As a 'teaser' here is an in-game image of the finished windmill, taken some time ago. I have previously mentioned this model on my Blog, but have purposely remained secretive as I have known all along that it was destined to be included in a Flintloque publication.


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United States Sen. Tim Scott paid a special visit to the Jackson Teen Center (JTC) in Camden on Dec. 30, to see firsthand the difference the facility is making for the youth of the community. Operated in conjunction with Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands, JTC offers after-school activity and tutoring programs for youths who might otherwise be out on their own and more prone to mischief and trouble.
Camden City Council voted unanimously Dec. 9 to approve four more Leaders Legacy recognition benches. The benches will honor a late dentist and three former city councilmen. Councilman Jeffrey Graham is acting as the city sponsor for the four benches.
Smiley, Quiet Storm, Showtyme, Precyse, Tailor Made, Terminator, Lieutenant, Havoc, Live Wire, Dimplez, Eyes and Eclipse. If they sound like female gang names, you'd be right and wrong. They're the "better gang," the Kershaw County Diamonds and they are step dancing champions.
Plans for Rhame Arena's renovation are firming up, and will include a shift of the main entrance from the north side to the east side of the more than 50-year-old building. Camden Economic Development Director Wade Luther presented the changes to Camden City Council during a lengthy work session Tuesday afternoon.
529 East DeKalb St. has stood vacant for many years, since Hazelwood Cleaners moved out approximately a decade ago. Four years ago, the city of Camden's building official and fire inspector determined the structure -- which was also once Camden's first movie theater -- "an immediate hazard" due to the then-potential collapse of its 35-foot-plus walls because of a failing roof.
Habitat for Humanity ReStore Manager Deborah Davis and former Camden Mayor Jeffrey Graham took their oaths of office as members of Camden City Council during a brief ceremony at Camden City Hall on Monday evening. Current Mayor Tony Scully delivered the oath of office to Davis, while Municipal Judge Rick Todd administered the oath to Graham.
A well-used Camden city park walking trail will soon have a new look and feel.
The city of Camden could become part of a new program to fund the removal and redevelopment of blighted residential properties. Kyle Kelly, director of economic and community sustainability for the Santee-Lynches Regional Council of Governments (COG), spoke to Camden City Council about the Neighborhood Initiative Program (NIP) during its Nov. 25 meeting.
Many well-wishers attended Camden City Council's meeting Tuesday night -- the last for outgoing councilmen Walter Long and Willard Polk. Both men chose not to run for reelection earlier this year. Council members-elect Deborah Davis and Jeffrey Graham are scheduled to be sworn in Tuesday; they will attend their first meeting Dec. 9.
Camden City Council will recognize outgoing councilmen Walter Long and Willard Polk as they attend their last meeting Tuesday night. Long and Polk chose not to run for reelection. Voters elected former mayor Jeffrey Graham and Deborah Davis as Long and Polk's replacements. They are tentatively scheduled to be sworn in at 5 p.m. Dec. 1, and will take their seats on council at its Dec. 9 meeting.
About 50 people spent some time Nov. 13 to help the city of Camden celebrate the official grand opening of its new wastewater treatment plant. The plant, which cost around $35 million to build, actually began operating in late-February. The city chose to wait until late in the year to have a ribbon cutting ceremony and offer tours of the plant while it worked to drain the old plant's remaining lagoon. The new plant replaces one built in 1979.
An exhibit on World War I is now on display through June 2015 at the Camden Archives and Museum.
In addition to passing first reading of an ordinance authorizing an up to $4 million bond to renovate Rhame Arena and contribute to the construction of a community building at an expanded Central Carolina Technical College campus, Camden City Council took up several other matters at its Nov. 11 meeting.
A large crowd gathered early at Hampton Park in downtown Camden on Wednesday afternoon for a 3 p.m. ceremony honoring a long-time physician known as "Dr. Mac." About 70 people sat in chairs while another 30 to 40 stood across the street from the house where Dr. Francis N. McCorkle first lived in Camden. Several people were on the agenda to speak. The Camden Military Academy (CMA) color guard became a last-minute addition, representing the facility where McCorkle has served as school doctor for 57 years.
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The 82nd Annual Spring Dog Show will be held at 1 p.m. in Rectory Square, in downtown Camden. March 25 is the rain date ...
By the time the last picture was taken in Rectory Square on Friday afternoon, 32 members of the Green family had joined H. Davis Green ...
Two weeks ago, Camden City Council unanimously approved a proclamation of appreciation for the Price House Commission. Unfortunately, commissioners were unable to attend that meeting ...
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Most enterprises or firms are involved in trading of goods,services or both in return of money. The goal is to have utmost profit, by having maximum sales as compared to minimal expenditure. The secret to a flourishing business lies within an idea that earns maximum profit. Here comes the role of an accountant;he or she is the person who acts as a financial advisor in all middle and large scale companies. In smaller businesses,the job of an accountant is restricted to financial operations, such as, data collection, entry and report generation. Accountants play a pivotal role in commercial success of any business. Every company is in continuous need of good accountants. They are considered to be drivers of successful business.
So, with a professional degree in accounting; your chances of being a part of big business houses are quite high. However, the selection procedure followed by most of the companies,becomes a tough nut to crack. Following are some of the interview questions that you may be asked.
It goes without saying,that an accountant needs to have great math skills. However, before we discuss the core accounting interview questions, the first and foremost thing is to have a good resume that gives an idea of all your accounting skills and your work exposure. Your resume acts as a ticket to the selection process. So, preparing a good resume is your first task.
When your resume is impressive,it means you have moved one step ahead in your journey. Your communication skills, confidence and posture are also equally important as your accounting skills; because, at the end of the day, interview is an interaction between two individuals.
Sample interview questions for accounting interviews:
- Why do you want to become an accountant?
- How do you describe a good accountant?
- How can you increase the revenue of your company when it is running at 30 percent loss?
- How do you maintain confidentiality?
- What is your idea of cost cutting and saving time?
- What are ethical methods of accounting?
- Do you think accounting is a routine job?
- How do you cope with this monotonous job?
- Questions on computer and maths skills are very common
Some questions on Accounts Reports, Accounts Payable and Receivable:
- How to calculate values for goodwill's?
- What are items that fall on a balance sheet?
- What are the three golden rules of accounts?
- Explain FIRC accounting?
- What are various methods of payment and charge?
- What is asset accounting?
- How to prepare MIS report?
- Explain TDS?
- What is VAT?
- Procedures for account payable?
- How do you file sales tax for construction business?
- What is the main difference between unearned revenue and unbilled receivables?
- Explain bank reconciliation?
- What is the importance of account receivable in business?
- What are the goals of account receivable?
- What is auto invoice?
- What is a stale cheque? What are its remedies?
- When do we need cash application? Explain steps involved?
What questions can you expect if you already have experience as an accountant?
- If you have experience in accounting, you may be asked about your primary responsibilities in your company?
- What were the challenging aspects of your work?
- Tell me about some complex project that you had to complete under deadline?
- What was the toughest task in your career as an accountant?
- What is your idea about expressive creative accounting?
- Describe a stressful condition at work and how do you handle it?
- Different accounting softwares you are familiar with? What is the recent software being used in the industry?
These are some of the questions regarding your work. The interviewer expects you to give a detailed illustration of your job responsibilities as an accountant in your previous company. So be very clear about your work experience and share every detail necessary.
Hope you have got an idea about the complete interview process which is followed in most companies. Gear up and prepare so that you excel in your upcoming interviews.


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LOL Chris' tweets Crack me up . This one is so true though lol my fave
:@Sher2310 Yankees suck!!!!! Love boston hahhaaha
LOL Chris' tweets Crack me up . This one is so true though lol my fave
:@Sher2310 Yankees suck!!!!! Love boston hahhaaha
"People throw rocks at things that shine and life makes love look hard but my choice is you" -Bremily
How about this one:
Too. freaking. cute. Even is tweets put a smile on my face, lolDunkin break. Lambton runs on dunkin
Love is the only reality... unless you're MF :nono
haha definitely he is just adorableOriginally Posted by sunshine08;4033617;
"People throw rocks at things that shine and life makes love look hard but my choice is you" -Bremily
If they want to go with easily malleable, they might go for Jesse.Originally Posted by cookie5;4033497;
During Ali's season, as we know, they were doing the national casting call. I imagine that, just as with Ali in Jake's season, TPTB had an idea of who they wanted for their Bachelor based on Ali's interest. So we got Ty, Kirk, Chris, and Jesse. We know they don't cast entirely for the lead, so depending on the girls they may have found, that might decide the guy.
From my standpoint, Chris has enough of a "fun" side that he'd be down with some of the craziness. I'd hope that he wouldn't get lost in a sea of bikini-clad starlettes, hanging all over him and his every word, that he'd forget that he wanted love. I'd hope that he'd take it seriously, that he'd write in certain rules, and that he'd remain honorable. I'm not sure if the show would let him conduct himself in that fashion.
With Jesse, I think they could get away with anything. Chris *might* put his foot down. *Might*
I am confident that Chris would take it very very very seriouslyOriginally Posted by veg_out;4033779;
"People throw rocks at things that shine and life makes love look hard but my choice is you" -Bremily
Ok, then where do I sign up?Originally Posted by Truelovealways;4033782;
I doubt he knows how to take love lightlyOriginally Posted by Truelovealways;4033782;
Can someone twitter CL what a genuine guy like him doing in a silly, reality dating show? Patti2620?
Last edited by veryaddicted; 08-11-2010 at 05:55 PM.
Yes, he has been tweeting up a storm and staying connected to his adoring fans! Sounds like Chris H is grooming him for well for the Bach show. Should get the "surprise" announcement at the end of The Bachelor Pad.Originally Posted by Truelovealways;4033486;
That sc intrigued me all season, but I'm pretty sure I know what it symbolized now. It may have already been discussed here, but since the sc was on their FD in Taha'a, I think it symbolized that he was supposed to have been let go at the F3/F2 RC until Frank left.Originally Posted by Bloomers;4031710;
I also think Frank would have been F1 if he had stayed, no matter what she says now. In Tahiti, she said she was "head over heels for him" and that she had had two other dates, but the date with Frank was the most important. She said she was so excited about the date and she couldn't wait to see him and hug and kiss him. She was always reassuring him to have faith in what they had together, etc. She said Frank was everything she was looking for in a guy and she had thought he might be her husband. CH told Frank in Tahiti that Ali had told him that she "was crazy about him". After all that, does anyone really believe he wasn't the original F1?
I do think Frank was the original F1, but I do think she fell hard for Roberto right away. She just doubted herself. She didn't see how someone like Roberto would ever be interested in her. Frank was more comfortable. She'd dated guys like him. As time went on her relationship with Frank changed, and her feelings for Roberto kept intensifying. She had to be aware of their chemisty. She was getting to know him and letting her guard down with him. Look at her - every date with him she acted like a smitten schoolgirl! A lot of people on the show, even one of the camera operators, said they had to delete a lot of the scenes with Roberto and Ali because of their strong chemistry.Originally Posted by n4692u;4034170;
But I agree with you that Chris would have been F3 had Frank not left. I think after that, if Frank had proclaimed his undying love to her, she would have had to do some serious thinking. I still think Roberto would have won out in the end. The girl simply fell in love!
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Ultimate Comics Hawkeye #1 ReviewBy Niam Suggitt in Reviews on September 3, 2011
The Ultimate relaunch continues apace, this time out it's Ultimate Hawkeye's turn at a solo series. One night in Bangkok and the world's your oyster...
Nix Comics Quarterly #3 ReviewBy Tricia Long in Reviews on September 2, 2011
Nix Comics Quarterly #3 is an indie compilation of humor and garage rock horror that will leave you wanting more!
The Bionic Man #1 ReviewBy Comic_Doctor in Reviews on September 2, 2011
Kevin Smith brings us a modern take on The Six Million Dollar Man in Dynamite Entertainment's The Bionic Man #1
This week in Punchy 09/01/11By Niam Suggitt in Reviews on September 1, 2011
There's more out this week than Justice League #1 you know! Punchy takes a look at some of them, including Thor, Spider-Island, Secret Avengers, The Rocketeer and Invincible.Oh alright, and he read Justice League too.
The Rinse #1 ReviewBy fieldy snuts in Reviews on September 1, 2011
Fieldy Snuts takes a look at The Rinse #1, a brand new crime comic from Gary Phillips! And it's only a dollar!
Review Group Week 289 - The Ultimates #1By Niam Suggitt in Reviews on August 31, 2011
Everybody say Hick! Everybody say Lash! Hick! Lash! Hick! Lash! Hicklash!Yes, it's that time again, the Review Group is reading a Hickman book. Oh dear.
The Knight's Shelf: Mystery Men #4By Linwood Earl Knight in Reviews on August 30, 2011
With the story moving toward its climax, both the Mystery Men and their enemies are kicking things up a notch. Are our heroes prepared for both the depravity of their enemies and intra-group that's ready to explode? The answers are just a click away as one of the best mini-series of the summer rolls along.
Starlord: Top to Bottom 8/24/11By Brian Burchette in Reviews on August 29, 2011
This week's list was an interesting selection which seemed to be divided into really good and really not so good.
Breaking Bad Season Four: "The Problem Dog"By Eli Katz in Reviews on August 29, 2011
Eli reviews the latest, and the best, episode of this season's Breaking Bad.
Epoch #1 ReviewBy Comic_Doctor in Reviews on August 29, 2011
Comic_Doctor takes a look at Epoch #1 from Image Comics!
Flashpoint Minis Mini ReviewsBy Jerry Steinhelper in Reviews on August 29, 2011
Because No One Demanded it! With Flashpoint #5 days away, how were those Flashpoint mini's is the question nobody is asking. So, here's the answer after reading every one of them over the last week. Ranked worst to best, let's begin with...
Our Love is Real ReviewBy GLX in Reviews on August 27, 2011
GLX takes a look at the bizarre comic known as Our Love is Real.
Northlanders #43 ReviewBy mofo in Reviews on August 27, 2011
Mofo takes a look at the newest issue of Northlander's final epic. It's the Icelandic Trilogy!
Movie Review - Space Battleship YamatoBy Cat-Scratch in Reviews on August 26, 2011
Here's the review of the 2010 live action adapation of the animated series called Space Cruiser Yamato in it's home of origin - Japan and better know in the west as Starblazers - Voyage To Iskandar, the film called Space Battleship Yamato!
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Summer road work
There will be all the normal sounds of road construction in Lawrence this summer - the rumbles of road graders, the rat-tat-tat of jackhammers and the rough talk of men in hard hats.
But this construction season, one sound may drown out all the rest.
Tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock.
Like most summers, Lawrence motorists this season will be asked to take maze-like paths to get from point A to point B as construction crews rebuild, repave and restore. But this year, the stakes are higher than normal to get the work done on time with projects downtown and at Kansas University.
But nowhere are the stakes higher than at 19th and Louisiana streets, which is shaping up to be the crown jewel of construction hassles this summer. Crews completely will shut down 19th Street from Ohio to Alabama streets beginning May 23, with work lasting through the summer.
Chuck Soules, director of public works for the city, knows that the project can't afford to be even a day late. In addition to being one of the city's key east-west roads, the intersection is immediately adjacent to Lawrence High School.
"That project has to get done when school opens up, or I'll be looking for another job, I'm sure," Soules said. "If it is not done, kids won't be getting to school, and it also is a main access to KU."
Lawrence-based LRM Industries has until Aug. 4 to reopen the road until monetary penalties start kicking in.
"Oh, I thought we had until September," said Steve Glass, president of LRM.
No, he's just kidding. He's well aware of the Aug. 4 date and is confident that the project will get done on time. His confidence could be shaken, though, if the summer features large amounts of rain or his crews find unexpected messes that lurk beneath the ground.
"Anytime you are working in an old part of town, there are always surprises when you start digging holes in the ground," Glass said. "Hopefully there aren't any really bad surprises."
Soules doesn't want to hear about any surprises. He's already begun repeating the mantra that will follow the project all summer.
"There is no choice but to get this done on time," Soules said.
The project also will leave motorists with no choice but to find a detour for one of the city's busier east-west routes. Soules said most motorists will need to rely on 23rd Street. Yes, that will be fun.
But the extra traffic on 23rd Street also means additional traffic on Massachusetts Street south of 19th Street and on Naismith Drive south of 19th Street, which are the two main roads leading to 23rd Street.
Soules, though, thinks the project will be worth it. The $1.2 million project will include widening the intersection to include new left-turn lanes, a new bus turnout lane on Louisiana Street, and a new traffic signal that will include video equipment to detect when traffic starts to back up. The project also will include a center turn lane on 19th Street that will run approximately the length of the LHS property, meaning cars turning into the high school will no longer back up traffic.
The Kansas Department of Transportation will pay for $294,000 of the project, with the school district paying $92,000 for the bus turnout lane. The city will pay for the rest of the project.
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The search is on to find and honour the heroines and heroes of 100 years ago who fought to win the vote for women.
Buckinghamshire County Council is at the forefront of a national campaign to pay tribute to 100 pioneers from the past to mark the centenary in 2018 of the landmark Representation of the People Act.
The act allowed women of property who were over 30 to vote, as well as abolishing property qualifications for men.
Now Lesley Clarke OBE, county council cabinet member for planning and environment, is calling on the public to join in the centenary celebrations by nominating figures from yesteryear who helped the suffragette movement.
Mrs Clarke, who is also acting in her role as national chairman of the Women's Local Government Society (WLGS), has been asked to co-ordinate the memorial initiative on behalf of the county council.
She said: "1918 is a very important milestone for this country's democracy and it's sobering to think that before then, there was no legislation to grant women Parliamentary votes.
"The Act of Parliament changed all that, allowing millions of women to vote for the first time. However, this may not have been possible without the extraordinary campaigning and courage of the suffragettes and suffragists, and it would be great to mark their efforts with a series of lasting memorials to them at this anniversary."
The aim is that anyone recognised by the WLGS as a pioneer will be given a plaque, either above the house where they lived or on an appropriate public building.
Mrs Clarke added: "This is not only about women. Some men played a crucial role in the campaign and they should be honoured also."
Buckinghamshire has a rich history of being involved in the suffrage movement.
Perhaps the most dramatic example of this came in March 1913 when suspected suffragettes burned Saunderton Station to the ground. Placards reading "Votes for Women" and "Burning to get the Vote" were left on the platform.
There was also a notable protest in Aylesbury in 1912 in which a suffragette, Miss Elizabeth Annie Bell, threw a stone at a window at the prison in Bierton Road.
As a result, she was the only suffragette to be tried in Buckinghamshire, appearing in court in Aylesbury where she was sentenced to two months in prison.
The Rev Colin Cartwright, from Chesham – the author of Burning to Get the Vote, a history of the suffrage campaign in Buckinghamshire – is supporting the memorial scheme.
Mr Cartwright, who is minister of the Trinity Baptist Church in Chesham, said: "I am very excited about this national initiative to celebrate an important landmark in our nation's history. I am pleased that both the suffragettes who grabbed the headlines with their law-breaking and also the suffragists, who were perhaps equally defiant but law-abiding, will be honoured by these local tributes.
"At a time when UK voter turn-out is at an all-time low, it is good to remind ourselves of the value of democracy both yesterday and today."
The suffrage movement was led in High Wycombe by Dame Frances Dove, who founded Wycombe Abbey School.
She was willing to stand up for her rights and during her campaign she almost became the first female Mayor of the town in 1908. Chesham has its own suffragette in Emily Brandon, who tried to set up a branch, and was imprisoned in 1911
Lesley Clarke is also being enthusiastically backed by Cheryl Gillan, MP for Chesham and Amersham, who was only the fifth elected woman MP to serve as a Conservative Cabinet Minister.
Mrs Gillan said: "I welcome this initiative warmly.
"In the House of Commons, there are many reminders of the campaign for women's suffrage. It is excellent that Bucks County Council is working to commemorate the campaign in Buckinghamshire."
Anyone who wants to nominate a pioneer from the past should contact Lesley Clarke at email@example.com


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Want truly crispy chicken drumsticks without the hassle of deep-frying? Read on to discover the trick for crispy skin every time. Paleo-friendly and low carb.
I love deep fried foods. Who doesn't, right? The way the outside gets all crisp and browned but the inside stays juicy and tender is nothing short of miraculous. And I don't feel guilty eating these things anymore, as long as they are low carb, grain-free and fried in a healthier oil. (The list of "healthier" oils might surprise you…lard is great, soybean and canola not so much. But I digress…). There really is no shame in deep-frying, as far as I am concerned. The only reason I don't do it much myself is that it's a helluva lot of work and wastes huge amounts of oil. And it makes your house smelled like fried food for at least a good 24 hours.
Baking can't hold a candle to frying when it comes to cooking chicken. There's just no way to get that skin perfectly crisp when baking. Well, until now, that is. I have discovered the secret and I am so excited about it, I have to share. It would be terribly unkind of me to let you go through your life thinking that the only way to get truly crispy chicken is in a deep fryer. You need to know the secret ingredient and you will be astonished at how simple this is.
I'd love to tell you that this was my own discovery, but of course it was not. And chances are that some of you already know this little trick and are laughing that it took me so long to unearth it. But unearth it I did and I may never deep fry chicken again. Been there, done that and it's just too much work. It was my beloved Pinterest that led me to the answer. I found this recipe for truly crispy baked wings on RecipeTin Eats, and I could hardly believe that this pantry staple was the trick. Yep, the secret ingredient is….baking powder.
I test drove the method on some wings and it worked perfectly. And it occurred to me it would work well on drumsticks too. My kids adore drumsticks (or "chicken on the bone", as they like to call them), and they provide an easy and inexpensive meal for my hungry family. You can really do any sauce you want here. Just cook the drummies with their coating of baking powder, salt and pepper and then finish with your favourite sauce or glaze. Simple, easy and seriously crispy.
Looking for more oven-baked chicken recipes? Check out these delicious recipes:
Oven Baked Crispy Chicken from Barefeet in the Kitchen
Coconut Milk Baked Chicken from She Wears Many Hats
Crispy Baked Wings with Carolina Mustard Sauce from Lemons for Lulu
Crispy Baked Buffalo Drumsticks
Want truly crispy chicken drumsticks without the hassle of deep-frying? Read on to discover the trick for crispy skin every time. Paleo and low carb.
- 3 1/2 lbs chicken drumsticks (about 16 drumsticks)
- 2 tbsp baking powder (not baking soda!)
- 1/2 tsp kosher salt
- 1/2 tsp pepper
- 1 tbsp butter, melted (use coconut oil for paleo)
- 1/4 to 1/2 cup buffalo sauce, depending on how saucy you like them
- Preheat oven to 250F and set a wire cooling rack over a large baking sheet (line the sheet with tinfoil for easier clean up). Spray rack with cooking oil (I like Kelapo coconut oil spray).
- Pat drumsticks dry and place in a large ziploc bag. Add baking powder, salt and pepper and shake vigorously to coat.
- Lay drumsticks in a single layer on prepared rack and place rack in the lower third of the oven. Bake 30 minutes, then increase temperature to 425F and move tray to upper middle rack of oven. Bake another 30 to 40 minutes, until well browned and crisp.
- In a small bowl, combine melted butter and buffalo sauce. Brush over drumsticks or toss them in a bowl to coat. At this point, you can return them to the oven for another 5 to 10 minutes, if you like the sauce to be baked on.
Recipe Notes
Serves 8. Each serving has 1.2 g NET CARBS.
Food energy: 339kcal Total fat: 20.25g Calories from fat: 182 Cholesterol: 185mg Carbohydrate: 1.20g Total dietary fiber: 0.04g Protein: 34.35g


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An increase in cases of Pertussis, more commonly known as "whooping cough," in some metro Atlanta counties and other states has prompted Coastal Health District officials to remind residents that getting vaccinated is the safest and most effective way to prevent the disease.
One case of whooping cough has been confirmed in Liberty County. Other confirmed cases of whooping cough in the district include one in Effingham County and two in Camden County. The district includes Liberty, Long, Bryan, Camden, Chatham, Effingham, Glynn, and McIntosh counties.
Pertussis is a contagious illness that mainly affects the respiratory system and can be dangerous, especially for babies and young children.
"We have some pertussis in our health district every year, and this year is no different," district interim health director Dr. Diane Z. Weems said. "Although we haven't seen an unusually high number of cases in coastal Georgia, hearing about just one case serves as an important reminder that both children and adults should be vaccinated."
There are two vaccines for pertussis, one for infants and young children and one for older children, adolescents and adults. All health departments have the pertussis vaccine. While no vaccine is 100 percent effective, people who have been vaccinated are less likely to get whooping cough. If they do get the disease, studies show the cough won't last as long or be as bad.
"Anyone can get whooping cough," Weems said. "Sometimes people get it and don't even realize that they have it and are spreading it. That's why it is so important to get vaccinated."
People at the greatest risk for getting pertussis include infants younger than 1 year old and pregnant women, especially those in their third trimesters. In addition, it's important for anyone who may expose infants or pregnant women to the disease — such as child-care or health-care workers — to get vaccinated.
For more information on pertussis, go to cdc.gov/pertussis. For more information on getting vaccinated, call a local health department.


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When a potion goes horribly wrong, a small group of students find themselves stuck in 1595 Scotland, a time where innocent people were being persecuted for witchcraft. Some are friends and some are enemies but they must work together to find a way to get back to the present--and stay alive.
Genres: Drama, Romance, Action/Adventure Era: Other Characters: Draco, Harry, Hermione, Luna, Neville, OC , Pansy, Ron, Seamus, Snape Pairings: Draco/Hermione, Draco/Pansy, Ron/Hermione, Neville/Luna, Other Pairing
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Today I turned off Content Match. All the clicks came from CM so forget that. I know, good luck getting any from the actual Yahoo site search.
Is going over the daily budget a frequent occurrence?
My account balance still doesn't include the $25.00 credit I was supposed to get for signing up. Does this mean they are going to start charging my credit card as soon as the deposit is used?
The whole reason for signing up was to give it a small trial run without spending a fortune only to find no return. The more I can earn from Yahoo clicks, the more I'll spend in advertising but so far, I've earned nothing.
After only one day with YSM and reading some posts here, I'm beginning to get discouraged.
Last week I started a consumer campagne with 5k words in 8 adgroups. Avg. CPC for all words is �0.10
For the past days my cost were about �40/day, while I had to set the recommended daily budget to �220(!). Today after adding some more words the recommended budget is raised to �330 while my daily spendings still do not exceed the �40. I already disabled the content network.
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Former Socceroo Robbie Slater has warned Australian football is not immune to match fixing after police in Europe unveiled a massive criminal network that rigged hundreds of matches around the world.
Europol said a five-country probe had identified some 380 suspicious matches targeted by a Singapore-based betting cartel, whose illegal activities stretched to players, referees and officials across the world and at all levels of the game.
Matches included two Champions League games, one of them in England, and World Cup qualifiers, netting criminals more than eight million euros ($A10.44 million).
While the scandal apparently involves some Asian football, there was no suggestion of A-League games or Socceroos games being involved and Slater said it was unlikely match fixing was an issue in Australia.
But the Fox Sports commentator said the wide-spread nature of the findings meant nothing could be ruled out.
Slater was playing with Lens in France when French heavyweights Marseille were relegated because of a bribery scandal in 1994 and speaking to people involved at the time opened his eyes to the existence of match fixing.
"I think anyone can (be involved)," Slater said.
"What my experience in France made me realise is it can happen to anyone, so it's not exclusive to one country.
"You would love to think in Australia, we are good sports and you'd love to think that's the case.
"We're a very new league. I'd be surprised if anything's gone on here but when you look at the amount of competitions that have been mentioned, you can't rule anything out."
Football Federation Australia responded to the scandal by releasing a statement reaffirming its commitment to "protecting the integrity of Australian football against match fixing".
However it did not specify if it would be seeking further information on which matches were under question.
FFA commenced an 18-month agreement with independent betting monitoring organisation Sportradar in December and said it took other preventative measures, including educating athletes on betting and match fixing.
"We are determined in our efforts to eliminate the potential of match fixing from football," FFA chief executive David Gallop said.
Anti-gambling advocate Nick Xenophon called for tougher laws for betting on sport and politics.
The independent senator also wants to know if soccer matches in Australia have been fixed.
"The laws here are inadequate," Senator Xenophon told reporters in Canberra on Tuesday.
He said ball-by-ball and micro-betting made sports ripe for corruption and match fixing and said the findings from Europol were "very disturbing".
Europol director Rob Wainwright told a news conference in The Hague the fall-out hit at the heart of the world game's reputation.
"It is clear to us that this is the biggest investigation ever into suspected match fixing," Wainwright said.
World governing body FIFA said closer cooperation was needed between football's authorities and law enforcement agencies to crack down on match-fixers.
European governing body UEFA for its part said it was already working with the authorities.
The global policing body's chief Ronald Noble said last November it expected to make arrests in Singapore over last year's Italian illegal betting scandal after links were suspected between one suspect and crimelord Tan Seet Eng or Dan Tan.
As part of investigations, including in Germany, Hungary, Slovenia, Finland and Austria, 14 people have already been sentenced to a total of 39 years in prison, Europol said, with more than 100 prosecutions still expected.
At least 425 referees, players and other officials were suspected of involvement, with matches rigged so that major sums of money could be won through betting.
Some 151 suspects were living in Germany, 66 in Turkey and 29 in Switzerland but suspects fixing matches in other parts of Europe and around the world are also being probed, Europol said.
As well as arrests, some two million euros ($A2.61 million) in cash and profits were seized, Europol said.
A further 300 suspicious matches were identified outside Europe in Africa, Asia and South and Central America.


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Local News Releases
Route C in Madison County will be reduced to one lane while Missouri Department of Transportation crews perform pavement repairs.
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University Mourns Death of Prof. Michalski
Posted: September 26, 2007 at 1:00 am, Last Updated: November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am
Ryszard Michalski
Ryszard Michalski, PRC Professor of Computational Sciences and Health Informatics , died from cancer on Sept. 20, Provost Peter Stearns announced Tuesday. He joined the Mason faculty in 1988.
A memorial will be held at Bellarmine Chapel, 4515 Roberts Road, at 1 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 28. A reception at the same location will follow the service. All members of the university community are invited to attend.
As recently as this past summer, Michalski took the helm of the new Center for Discovery Science and Health Informatics, which is jointly supported by the College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) and the Provost's Office.
Michalski was a pioneer and cofounder of the field of machine learning. To recognize his efforts to foster collaboration between Polish and American scientists, the president of Poland honored him with the Officer's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland in July.
"We knew Professor Michalski had become quite ill, but his passing was very, very sudden," says Shirley Travis, dean of CHHS. "His legacy will live on as an elected foreign member of the Polish Academy of Sciences and cofounder of Mason's Machine Learning and Inference Laboratory. We will be working hard with the College of Science to ensure his legacy continues."
Michalski was educated at the Cracow and Warsaw Universities of Technology and received an MS from St. Petersburg Polytechnical University and a PhD from the Silesian University of Technology. Before emigrating to the United States in 1970, he was a research scientist at the Polish Academy of Sciences.
From 1970 until 1987, Michalski was on the faculty of the computer science department at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign– initially as a research professor and later as a professor of computer science and medical information science. He also directed the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.
In 2003, as a member of the faculty of Mason's School of Computational Sciences (now incorporated into the College of Science), Michalski earned a patent for the university with Learnable Non-Darwinian Evolution Model (LEM), a form of evolutionary computation.
He cofounded the Journal of Machine Learning and helped organize the first international machine learning conferences. He lectured extensively worldwide and held visiting professorships at major universities, including Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Wisconsin, as well as abroad. He wrote, co-wrote, or co-edited more than 350 research publications and more than one dozen books.
Michalski is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Marchut-Michalski; his mother, Eugenia Michalski of Austria; a brother, Wieslaw Michalski of Germany; and a sister, Yolanta Gunther of Austria.