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Two cars involved in a fatal head-on collision Christmas Eve sit in the fog on Cornelius Pass Road. A man driving the green Honda Civic (left) was killed. A woman driving the white Hyundai was seriously injured and had to be cut out from her car. (KATU Photo)

PORTLAND, Ore. – A man was killed and a woman was injured in a head-on crash on Cornelius Pass Road near Skyline Boulevard Tuesday afternoon, according to the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office.

Sheriff's deputies say alcohol may have been a factor in the crash.

Deputies said Neil T. Schneider, 45, of Scappoose, Ore. was killed in the collision. They said his car appeared to have crossed the center line.

A woman in the other car, 42-year-old Janie Edwards of Hillsboro, was injured. She had to be cut out of her car. She was taken to the hospital. Edwards is expected to recover from her injuries.

The crash happened just before 3 p.m. and closed Cornelius Pass Road between Skyline and Kaiser to traffic. The road reopened at 7:45 p.m.

Witnesses told deputies Schneider was driving erratically before the crash. The sheriff's office said Schneider may have been drinking.

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Governor’s Charity Steer Show winners decided

(Radio Iowa) – The Governor’s Charity Steer Show was held at the Iowa State Fair over the weekend. The show started in 1983 with the Iowa Beef Industry Council and the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association joining forces with Governor Terry Branstad to raise money for the Ronald McDonald Houses of Iowa.

This year, the grand champion steer was shown by Craig Hill, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau. The grand champion steer is owned by Shawnee Tate of Renwick. Twenty-five local and state celebrities participated in this year’s event and Governor Branstad says it was a big success.

“I could tell from the beginning that Craig Hill had a great steer and I’m not surprised he won it,” Branstad says. “It’s a great show and you see the tremendous support and enthusiasm. It’s a great way to promote the beef industry in our state, also, the great charity, the Ronald McDonald House.”

Ronald McDonald Houses are located in Des Moines, Iowa City and Sioux City. The facilities house the family members of seriously ill children being treated in area hospitals. The show has raised more than $2 million in its 31-year run.


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Petrino's plans for Idaho's plethora of passers

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BOISE, Idaho (KBOI) - Paul Petrino's first Vandal football recruiting class includes three quarterbacks, bringing the total number of signal callers on Idaho's roster to six. One senior, one junior, two redshirt freshmen, and a pair of true freshman.

Petrino said Spring football will play a big role in deciding who will be under center for Idaho this fall.

"There will be four of them in Spring ball, so they'll battle and compete. Definitely one will come out as number one, and one will come out as number two. I think that will have a big impact on how it goes from there.

"The high school quarterback that we signed, Matt Linehan, was a great basketball player, played AU basketball his whole life, so he definitely needs a year of redshirting to get bigger and stronger. So, I think it'll all work itself out real easy," said Petrino.

Spring football begins on March 8 in Moscow.

Petrino also said he is in favor of renewing the Boise State rivalry. Troy Oppie will have more on that Saturday on KBOI 2 News.


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Texas A&M Economist Weighs Pros and Cons of Offshore Drilling

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Couple high gas prices with a highly-charged political season and the subject of offshore drilling is sure to be a flashpoint for controversy.

President Bush's call to lift the Congressional ban on offshore drilling is already drawing vocal opposition from Democrats and environmental groups.

But Texas A&M Economics Professor Dr. John Moroney, who has studied and written extensively on the oil industry, believes the time has come to begin searching for new sources of crude.

"We use about 13.6-million barrels of imported oil everyday," said Moroney. "It's estimated the reserves in the new Outer-Continental Shelf (OCS) are around 18-billion barrels. So, yes, it would make an impact."

But he's quick to add that the impact of offshore drilling would not be immediately felt at the gas pump. "It won't make any difference whatsoever because new oil that could be found and produced on the new Outer-Continental Shelf won't take place for at least eight to 10 years."

Many who oppose offshore drilling are raising concerns about its environmental risk. But Moroney says it's comparatively small. "A National Academy of Sciences study found that in the past 15 years there has not been an oil spill from a platform that exceeded 1,000 barrels," he said. "A thousand barrels is a drop in the bucket compared with the oil spills that occur from tankers that are carrying the oil for import. So the environmental risk for major oil spills is tiny."

Moroney says all things considered, offshore drilling is a sound, long-term economic strategy. "If we don't start now, that just postpones the delays since it will be eight or 10 years before production prospectively can occur."

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June 27, 1925 – November 30, 2012

June Anne Garfield, 87, passed away peacefully on November 30, 2012 at her home in Bryan, surrounded by her family and friends.

She was born on June 27, 1925, in Rochester, New York, to William F. Merz and Lorma Anne Burleigh. She graduated from West High School in Rochester in 1942 and then attended Michigan State University, where she started her acting and writing careers.

She married John R. Garfield in 1944. After World War II, they lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts where she joined the Brattle Theatre Group. They also lived in France, England and Pennsylvania, finally settling in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands in 1960, where they raised three children. While in St. Thomas, she became an accomplished painter. She was the President of the Island Art Club and performed with the Virgin Islands Repertory Theatre.

In 1973, following her divorce from John, she moved to Virginia. Then, in 1977, she moved to San Jose, California to be close to her brother. She also actively pursued her writing career, publishing several children's short stories. In 1984, she moved again, this time to Bryan, Texas to be close to her sister. Through the years, she enjoyed cooking, gardening, photography and playing the piano.

She was preceded in death by her father, mother, brother, William F. Merz, Jr.; and former husband, John Garfield.

She is survived by her sister, Nancy Roberts; son, Jonathan T. Garfield; daughters, Robin Garfield Cosby and Alison Garfield; six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in June's name to the American Lung Association .

A memorial service will be held on Thursday, December 6 at 10 a.m. at the St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 906 George Bush Drive, with a reception immediately following.

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Torch Awards Given to Four Local Businesses For High Standards in Ethical Behavior

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At a luncheon and award ceremony by the Better Business Bureau, four Bryan-College Station businesses were given Torch Awards for their high standards in ethical behavior.

1.) Small Business: Aggieland Automotive-Bobby Miksch and Kirk Holland. A letter of reference pointed out " They provide quality customer service , a reasonable price; they are true to their word and stand behind their work.

2) (Tie) Medium Business: Readfield Meats & Deli and University Title
First time in the history of local awards , the judges agreed on a tie in the medium business category,

Readfield Meats-Richard,Larry & Roland Ruffino. A letter of reference from an out of town customer stated they are a Bryan, Texas legend and said the thing he missed about Bryan was their smoked sausage.

University Title Company: A letter of reference had this to say about the company: "They epitomize what is the best in our local business community"

3)Large Business: BMI Defense Systems-Beverly & Kyle Greenwood. A reference letter from a retired Marine General had this to say about the company." They maintain a standard of ethical excellence unmatched by any other company I know".

The awards ceremony was held Thursday at Pebble Creek Country Club in College Station. Hundreds of business people were in attendance.

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Bieber Paparazzo Faces Criminal Charges

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LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles prosecutors have filed criminal charges against a paparazzo photographer for allegedly racing across a Los Angeles freeway in an effort to get photographs of Justin Bieber.

The case marks the first use of a 2010 state law designed to prevent paparazzi from dangerously pursuing celebrities for photos.

The City Attorney's office said Wednesday that 30-year-old Paul Raef faces four charges, including reckless driving with the intent to capture pictures for commercial gain, following another vehicle too closely, and reckless driving.

The charges stem from a July 6 incident in which Bieber was stopped by police on a Los Angeles area freeway for driving in excess of 80 miles an hour.

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Chrysler Announces Dealership Closings-BV Spared

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The Chrysler Corporation had warned for a month that dealerships would be closed across the country as an effort to save money and save the company. Thursday morning the list was made public. Almost 800 under performing dealerships have been told they will have to close their doors.

All Chrysler,Dodge,Jeep dealerships in the Brazos Valley were spared in this round of closings. The closest dealerships to be affected are in Giddings, Waco,Crockett and the Houston area. 50 Texas dealerships in all have been asked to close their doors under this plan. Dealers have until June 9th to shut down. Chrysler says the dealers can appeal.

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WALLER, Texas -- The Hunstville Hornets came into Friday nights game hoping to avoid one thing, a first round loss in the playoffs.

Coach Shane Martin's team looked good in the first quarter despite falling behind 7-0, the Hornets answered back when quarterback Malik Brown connected with Kaleb Branch for the 26 yard touchdown to tie the game.

Then the defense forced two turnovers but the Hornets were unable to turn them into points.

Manor would lead 21-7 at the half but once again, defense would get the Hornets back into the game. After a Malik Brown rushing touchdown, the defense scored on a fumble recovery to tie the game.

But that's all the points Huntsville could manage. Manor would go on 26-0 run to end the game as the Mustangs move on with a 47-21 victory. Huntsville ends the season with a 7-4 record.

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A waitress at Frontier Restaurant in Washington called the fire department this morning because she smelled gas and saw smoke in the building’s basement.  Liz Goodwin says firefighters told everyone to leave the restaurant while they investigated the cause of the report.  Frontier cook Abel Toto was in the basement and reported seeing “a lot of smoke.”  Washington resident John Coakley was eating in the restaurant with his wife when he was told by firemen to leave.  The couple decided to take a few items from the restaurant, and finished their breakfast in the parking lot while Washington’s volunteer fire department investigated.  Stay tuned to KCII for more information as soon as it becomes official.

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It’s close to that time of year when ice fishing enthusiasts get ready to trek to area ponds and lakes looking for that special catch. Iowa Department of Natural Resources Conservation Office Paul Kay says when approaching the water, to never travel alone and carry a rope with you in case you should happen to fall in. He recommends the ice being three inches thick before fishing and at least four inches thick before using any type of vehicle on the frozen water. Kay says all game fish will bite in the winter and the appropriate restrictions apply throughout the winter season. All fishing licenses expire January 10 and fines vary if you should get caught with an expired license. If you have any questions about the regulations, contact your local Department of Natural Resources office.

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The Environmental Defense Center reached agreement with a company over water runoff concerns over the company’s chemical blending facility on the lower Ventura River.

The EDC has filed a notice of intent to sue Multi-Chem, alleging that its facility violated the Federal Clean Water Act.  In an agreement with the Texas based company, Multi-Chem says it will install some stormwater protection measures at the facility, revise its stormwater pollution prevention plan, and pay for independent water quality monitoring for the next three years.  It also set up a fund to help prevent spills, and mitigate them should they occur.  The facility custom blends chemicals for use in oil and gas production, and pipeline facilities.

The EDC commended Multi-Chem for stepping up to deal with concerns about the lower Ventura River, which provides habitat for a number of endangered species.

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LA Weekly Crime blogger Dennis Romero Monday reported that LA County District Attorney Steve Cooley is extremely unhappy with California’s prison realignment program.

Because the program gives County Sheriffs, such as LA County Sheriff Lee Baca, the authority release incarcerates to home detention or release them early, Romero believes the best solution is to prosecute, prosecute prosecute. A big part of his plan is to ensure that defendants are charged with the most serious charges allowed to ensure that as many offenders as possible will serve their sentences in state prisons.

Some believe this strategy will negate the realignment process altogether. A better strategy, they feel is to focus on rehabilitation.

Still, Cooley said he intends to instruct his prosecutors to throw the heaviest of books at defendants, leaving no stone unturned in their prosecution strategies.  At current, the Los Angeles County DA’s office is also taking the idea of training other jurisdictions how to “get the most out of sentencing” under advisement.

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    November 23, 2011 at 8:27 am

    I can see the frustration for sure. Sometimes it’s hard to convict someone of a serious crime, and then finally when they do and get a stiff but fair sentence, someone can just let them out? Somethings got to be done probably on the drug-offense front because we have WAY too many people doing time for non-violent drug crimes. I know at the mid to upper levels there is violence in the drug racket for sure, but we just need to look back to the prohibition era to see that making something illegal often sets up bad consequences.

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      Well, this California jail realignment is a huge mess. We are going to end up with lots of ORs because they have to house these convicted inmates. It’s really an unsafe situation.

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Research Computing >> Software >> TEX, LATEX >> Eurosans installation in MiKTEX

Contributed by Robert McDonald,
Professor of Finance

Why Eurosans?

There are now several euro packages available for LaTeX. However, Eurosans has the advantage of looking good and scaling. If you use it in a subscript, for example, it scales appropriately with no fuss on your part. (But see below about usage in math mode.)

Installation v2.2

The following enabled me to install the eurosans package (3.0) under MikTeX 2.1. I failed the first few times (I really don't understand fonts) and succeeded only by trial and error. The readme packaged with eurosans is probably sufficient if you know what you're doing, but it wasn't explicit enough for me. I'm posting here because I thought this might be useful to others. I would appreciate corrections, simplifications, amplifications, and explanations.

  1. Obtain a copy of version 3 of the eurosans package from CTAN ( The easiest thing to do is go to the Packages tab of the MiKTeX Options program and install from there.

    To install eurosans using the Packages tab in the MiKTeX Options program:

    1. Click on the "Change" button to change the Download site. Choosing to download from an Internet site, select one of the CTAN mirrors, for example, the mirror at Click on the "Finish" button
    2. To add eurosans, select "eurosans" among the available MiKTeX packages.

    3. Eurosans is listed under "Formats". Click on the plus next to "Formats" to expand the list; then expand the list under "LaTeX", and, finally, expand the list under "Latex Packages". Once you select eurosans, click on the "Apply" button to proceed with the installation.
    4. Click on the OK button to close MiKTeX Options.
  2. Obtain a copy of or from CTAN, by searching for the name of the file. If you use the former, you will have to rename the fonts following the instructions in the readme.eurosans that comes with the eurosans package.
  3. Obtain "eurofont.exe" from This gives you "afm" and "pfb" files.
  4. Copy all the eurofont files, including "pfb", to the fonts subdirectory of the local "tex" directory. The paths that seem to work are: copy "afm" and "pfb" files to fonts/type1/adobe/eurofont; copy "tfm" files (available with the miktex distribution under texmf/doc/fontinst/examples/eurofont) to fonts/tfm/adobe/eurofont. Alternative paths may work.
  5. Copy the file "" (from the eurosans package) to texmf/dvips/config
  6. Append the contents of to the file, which is in the dvips/config directory.
  7. Edit the file "config.makepk" to include the following line:

  8. From the command line, run

    initexmf --mkpsre --search

  9. From the command line, run

    initexmf -u.

You should now be able to \usepackage{eurosans} and then call \euro. There was a previous version of these instructions which was different. It worked for the eurosans package but it broke the prosper package.

Usage Notes

If you will never invoke the euro symbol in math mode, you do not need to worry about the following. If you do, however, you might want to define a new command which will give you a euro which works both in text and math modes. For example, you may define \eurom (for math) as follows:

This command requires amsmath (for \text).

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Noem Hopeful Of Fiscal Cliff Deal

December 28, 2012, 5:55 PM by Perry Groten

Noem Hopeful Of Fiscal Cliff Deal

U.S. Congresswoman Kristi Noem leaves for Washington, D.C., this weekend, a little more upbeat about the prospects of a fiscal cliff deal that would avoid massive federal tax increases and spending cuts.  Noem will arrive on Capitol Hill Sunday with the clock ticking down to the deadline.

Congressional leaders and President Obama are talking again hoping to prevent the economy from plunging down the fiscal cliff.  Noem says she's hopeful that a deal can get done.

"There's always some on the right and on the left that will probably vote no on anything that comes forward.  There may be enough representatives in the middle that something could actually get passed and I think that's where the leadership is trying to find that kind of agreement that really will come to some kind of resolution," Noem said.

Taxes remain the biggest obstacle.  President Obama wants to raise rates on the wealthiest Americans while Republicans want to extend the Bush-era tax cuts for everyone.

"I've said from the beginning that I'm open to looking at comprehensive tax reform.  We need to do that, but honestly, we've got a spending problem in this country, not a taxing problem," Noem said.

Many Americans thought Congress shouldn't have taken a week's vacation with the fiscal cliff hanging in the balance.   But Noem defends her decision to come home to South Dakota for Christmas.

"I was more than willing to stay there and continue to work through any process that we could have.  The problem that we had was the Senate was leaving; the president was leaving for his Christmas vacation.  There's very little we can do sitting by yourself," Noem said.

Many experts say the economy could plummet back into a recession without an agreement.  Noem thinks that sense of urgency might finally motivate lawmakers to set aside their differences.
"It's a crazy way to run a country.  I think that the process is broken so unfortunately for all the families in South Dakota and the country, but unfortunately that seems to be the way D.C. operates is when there's deadlines; that's really when agreement can be forged," Noem said.

A vote on the fiscal cliff could take place in the House as soon as Sunday evening.
U.S. Senator John Thune said Friday that he also thinks a deal can get worked out, but it's a matter of when.

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Political System

In Kenya, the powers of government are traditionally divided into three main organs i.e the Executive, the Legislature and the Judiciary. The separation of powers here makes the judiciary more independent however, the legislature, which makes the laws, contains members of the executive (President and the Cabinet Ministers) who are responsible for carrying out the laws. This is not unusual since the Ministers who are elected members of parliament, are responsible both individually and collectively to the legislature for the administration of their Ministries.

In Kenya, Legislative power is vested in the unicameral National Assembly with 224 members (210 elected by universal adult suffrage, 12 nominated, the Attorney-General, and the House Speaker as ex-officio members). They serve a term of 5 years, subject to dissolution of parliament.

The maximum term of the National Assembly is five years but can be extended. The President can dissolve it at any time. The National Assembly may also force its own dissolution by a vote 2/3 majority vote.

Currently, the ruling party is the National Rainbow Coalition (NARC) which won the 2002 General elections. The Party that has ruled Kenya since independence in 1963 is KANU.

Kenya has a multi-party political system with over 40 registered political parties. Kenya became a one party state in 1982 through an amendment of the constitution. However, in 1992 Section 2A of the constitution was repealed to pave way for the re-introduction of multi-party politics in the country.

The Judiciary is one of the three arms of government established under Chapter IV of the Constitution. The role of the judiciary is to interpret and apply the law and the Constitution, and to provide impartial adjudication of disputes. It is headed by the Chief Justice and comprises of judges of the Court of Appeal, High Court (puisne) judges, magistrates and kadhis. The Court of Appeal, which is preceded by the High Court, is the highest court on the land. It adjudicates appeals from the High Court. Its decisions are binding on the High Court and all other subordinate courts.

The East African Order in Council of 1897 and the Crown Regulations made there under, marked the beginning of a legal system in Kenya, establishing a tripartite court system, namely, native courts, Muslim courts and those staffed by Administrative Officers and Magistrates.

Administration of Justice concerning non-Africans was entrusted to expatriate judges and magistrates. The head of the system was the Chief Justice while the administrative duties were carried out by the Registrar of the Supreme Court (now the High Court).

Appeals lay from Subordinate Courts to the Supreme Court. Muslim Courts were headed by a Chief Kadhi and were classified as subordinate Courts.

The main Courts were established in Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu. Other centers were served by judges and magistrates on circuit.

The segregated legal system came to an end in 963 when the independence constitution enacted the beginning of an independent and impartial judiciary.

The independence constitution established a Supreme Court with unlimited original criminal and civil jurisdiction over all persons, regardless of racial or ethnic considerations. When Kenya attained the status of a republic in 1964, the Supreme Court was renamed the High Court and remains so to date.

Judges to the judiciary were to be appointed by an independent Judicial Service Commission. The constitution further provided for the establishment of a Court of Appeal and the Kadhi’s Court.

In 1967, the Judicature Act (Chapter 8), the Magistrates Courts Act (Chapter 10), and the Kadhi’s Court Act (Chapter 11) were enacted to streamline the administration of justice in Kenya.

The High Court is created under S.60 of the Constitution of Kenya, with unlimited original jurisdiction in civil and criminal matters. It is the highest court of original jurisdiction in Kenya.

It is also endowed with appellate jurisdiction. Appeals from various administrative bodies and subordinate courts are heard and determined by the High Court.

The High Court is the final arbiter in matters concerning the interpretation of the Constitution by virtue of S.67 (1) of the Constitution. The High Court is further empowered by S.44 of the Constitution to hear and determine election petitions. It is also vested with admiralty jurisdiction in all matters arising on the high seas or in territorial waters, or upon any lake or navigable inland waters in Kenya.

The hierarchical structure of Magistrates Courts is as follows:

  • Chief Magistrate
  • Senior Principal Magistrate
  • Principal Magistrate
  • Senior Resident Magistrate
  • Resident Magistrate
  • District Magistrate

The Executive

His Excellency Uhuru Kenyatta
President of The Republic of Kenya

The Executive power is held by the President who is elected by direct popular vote for 5 years. The President is usually assisted by an appointed Vice-President and a Cabinet. The winning candidate at Presidential elections must receive no less that 25% of the votes in at least five of Kenya's eight Provinces.

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Kenyan Driving Licences may only be renewed and verified by the Registrar of Motor Vehicles who is the issuing authority and can be contacted at the following address:

Registrar of Motor Vehicles
PO Box 30440
Nairobi, Kenya
Tel: 00254 2 333551/331242 & 334330

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To study the Migration Ecology of Hummingbirds for BIOL 225H: Special Topics in Biology, students travel to Belize on a field experience abroad with faculty leader, Dr. Jerry Skinner. Students have the opportunity to assist with the capture and banding of Ruby-throated hummingbirds. As “citizen scientists,” the students play an integral role in conducting field work and making observations, visiting diverse habitats, and leaning about fascinating aspects of Belize’s abundant flora and fauna, natural history and fascinating Mayan culture. Get more details about Operation Ruby-throat.

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Generally every May, Keystone students have the opportunity to travel abroad on a nine-day field course to study the geology and ecology of Costa Rica. Students who take this faculty-led trip visit active volcanoes, explore boiling mud pools, and take a boat trip around the Santa Elena Peninsula to explore unique rock formation that are found in only a few places on Earth. Get more details about the trip.

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Not all education happens in the classroom. Certain lessons can only be learned through direct hands-on experiences outside of the classroom with real world experiences in the field. Internships and other field experiences give students the opportunity to connect one-on-one with faculty, fellow students and other professionals. Students will acquire leadership and management skills, professional growth and personal fulfillment that can’t be gained in the classroom.

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Lamar baseball team falls to McNeese St. in a thriller

BEAUMONT – Much in the same fashion as Friday night’s encounter with McNeese State, a big early inning was not enough on Sunday as the Lamar baseball team fell to the rival Cowboys 14-13 at Vincent-Beck Stadium.

It was a hitter’s day at the ball park, and it showed early as 12 Cardinals walked to the plate in the first, helping LU to an early nine-run lead. However, the big advantage didn’t last as the McNeese offense opened up for five runs in the ensuing half inning to stay within striking distance.

The Cowboys trimmed the lead once more with two more scores in the third before the Cardinals bounced back for three in the fourth. However, the breathing room was short-lived as the visitors from Lake Charles pushed seven more across over the ensuing three frames to take the lead.

Even with the comeback, the Cards still had their chances late. V.J. Bunner led off the ninth with a single, and Jude Vidrine followed up with a walk. The two eventually moved to second and third, respectively, but Seth Dornak flied out to center to end the game.

Vidrine was the engine of an LU offense that out-hit McNeese 18-15. The junior was a perfect 5-for-5 at the plate with five runs batted in, a pair of scores and a walk. He was especially successful in the opening inning, singling in a run and returning to the plate later for a two-run blast over the fence in left.

Bunner also had a five-hit outing, going 5-for-6 with three doubles, four scores and four RBI. Darian Johnson, Brad Picha and Dornak each put up a pair of hits, but unfortunately for the Cards, the bottom four hitters in the line-up combined for just two.

David Carver made the start on the mound and gave up five hits in a 1.2 innings. Will Hibbs and Brett Brown combined to go the following four innings and allow five scores, and Jerin Spikes was pegged with the loss after giving up four scores and seven hits over the final 3.1 frames.

Lamar dropped its first weekend series of the year to fall to 20-6 with a 1-2 conference mark. McNeese improved to 14-9 and 1-2 in Southland play.

The Cards will return to Vincent-Beck Stadium on Tuesday with a game vs. Houston. First pitch is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.

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The revelation came in charging documents filed against 58-year-old Russell Britton on Thursday in Boulder. The Daily Camera reports that prosecutors allege that Britton helped Moises Mendez and Daniel Ortiz cover up the murder of 25-year-old Nathaniel Tallman of Lafayette.

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#425356 - 12/20/10 12:45 PM Re: Medicinal Marijuana [Re: Sue22]
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Sue, once medicinal is legal where you are, unless a dispensary has it, you may have to make the salve yourself. There are recipes on the internet, thankfully. Although, I have yet to find one with exactly the ingredients mine has.

Now that I think on it, my Occiput has troubled me since I was about 18. Wish I'd had this stuff 30 years ago!!!

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#425357 - 12/20/10 12:49 PM Re: Medicinal Marijuana [Re: sunnypower]
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It's hard to know what you're getting on the street and what it's been cut with. Once you get into medicinal dispensaries, you have some control over what you get. Also, you know it's pure and not combined with some of the scary chemicals that inscrupulous street sellers (as opposed to honest ones) cut it with.

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#425387 - 12/20/10 03:55 PM Re: Medicinal Marijuana [Re: Inanna]
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thanks kat!

step one: have NY state legalize it.

step two: contact kat for more guidance on the magic lotion potion!

step three: show muscle spasms whose in control with magic lotion potion!

so glad you talk about it here, thank you! heart

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#432209 - 02/13/11 09:18 PM Re: Medicinal Marijuana [Re: zark]
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I don't know about the rest of the world but we have these legally available in NZ it's "herbal" weed legally bought over the counter at a gas station or corner shops.

I saw a report on the news one night and thought I'd give it a go not thinking it would work that well , well, I was pleasantly surprised, $15 (about $11USD) got me a pre-rolled joint so compared to the real stuff it's a little expensive although you could comfortably share this with 4 people.

My wife and I tried it and we were completely blowin away, it gave us exactly the same symptoms as the real stuff BUT easier on the lungs and no hangover side affects, it tasted like we were smoking flower petals too so it had a nice taste.

I haven't had one for a while now cause I tried it again after a few beers and my world started spinning too much if you know what I mean, but if you have some sensibly then it's a good time and totally relaxes you.

#436135 - 03/19/11 08:27 AM Re: Medicinal Marijuana [Re: Litlesiss]
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It really dose take the edge off the pain,However if your not used to useing it you must take small puffs, If you have not done it before starting with the 'good stuff' as it were will really knock you sideways. And you may spend all evening watching a blank t.v screen and attempting to eat all the sweets and chocolate you can get you hands on hehehehe.

It does work!

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#442948 - 05/18/11 02:51 PM Re: Medicinal Marijuana [Re: sijam]
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I read in the paper that the state of Ohio(oHIGHo)mite have it on the ballet this fall clap clap clap

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#444804 - 06/12/11 02:41 AM Re: Medicinal Marijuana [Re: Inanna]
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You people are so lucky to have a government liberal enough to consider that Pot might have some benefits. Over here in Aus it is OK in 2 states (ACT, SA) but everywhere else it is forbidden. No medical option that I am aware of here in Queensland.

#450616 - 08/26/11 04:38 PM Re: Medicinal Marijuana [Re: Scottyj]
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Hey all, first post, great site smile
I have noticed the Indicas make my pain worse. dont know why but every time I am in a lot of pain and smoke a heavy indica I stiffen even worse. Yet when I smoke Sativa's they don't stiffen me up as much. I think its because it takes my mind off of the pain where as the Indicas make me more aware of the pain if that makes sense

#453493 - 10/02/11 06:57 PM Re: Medicinal Marijuana [Re: Roderick_H]
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Personally, I don't do it often, but when I do I definitely feel like I was before AS, combined with NSD. Actually I wish I had it more often. It works for me like a muscle relaxer. Just takes that last bit of edge off, and helps me forget about having AS. Washington DC is legalized medicinally, but its not worth traveling the 3 1/2 hours to find a doc to prescribe it, so I just go through other sources. Once it becomes legalized you better bet I'll have a stash and a vaporizer. wink
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Kinston attorney Jon Sargeant testified Friday in the Amanda Hayes murder trial. Sargeant was a child custody lawyer for Laura Ackerson, the woman Hayes is accused of killing in July 2011.

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RALEIGH – Kinston attorney Jon Sargeant took center stage on Day nine of testimony in the Amanda Perry Hayes murder trial.
Sargeant was the attorney for Laura Jean Ackerson, the woman Hayes is accused of killing in July 2011. Hayes’ husband, Kinston native Grant Hayes, was convicted of first degree murder of Ackerson in September.
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Jones Senior (7-13, 3-6) was paced by senior Miguel Foy, who scored 28 points and surpassed the 1,000-point mark for his career. Rhysante’ Ellis added 15 points and K.D. McCall scored 14 points for the Trojans, who wrap up the regular season at home against league-leading East Carteret on Friday.

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Meyer Lemon Chia PuddingIf you follow me on Instagram, I’m sure you’ve noticed that I’ve been obsessed with chia pudding recently.  Some of you may be unfamiliar with chia pudding, so let me explain the basics first.  Chia pudding is made by hydrating chia seeds in a liquid.  Yes, that’s right.  The same ch-ch-ch-chia seeds from that commercial in the 80’s.  After an overnight soak, the chia seeds thicken the liquid and take on a tapioca-like consistency.

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  • This recipe doesn’t require any actual cooking.  You simply need to whisk the seeds into some sort of liquid (almond milk here), and let it sit in the refrigerator overnight.  The next morning – BOOM – chia pudding.
  • Chia seeds are incredibly healthy.  They are rich in fiber, omega-3s, and antioxidants.  One serving of chia pudding keeps me full for most of the morning.
  • Chia pudding is a perfect paleo breakfast.  Yes, I am still doing that paleo thing part-time ;).
  • Flavor variations are limitless.  You can switch up the soaking liquid (almond milk, coconut milk, blend fruit), the sweetener (maple syrup, honey, stevia) and the toppings (fresh fruit, dried fruit, nuts, seeds, coconut, chocolate).
  • You can easily scale up the ingredients to make chia pudding for a crowd!

Today, I am sharing one of my favorite flavor combinations.  Chia seeds are soaked in almond milk flavored with honey, vanilla and Meyer lemon zest, then topped with flaked coconut, crystallized ginger, and toasted pistachios.  Sweet, spicy, creamy, and crunchy, this breakfast will surely start your day off with a smile.  Continue reading for the recipe.

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  • 3 tablespoons black chia seeds
  • 1 cup almond milk (or any other milk)
  • 1 teaspoon runny honey, plus more to taste
  • 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • Zest of 1 Meyer lemon
  • Small pinch of kosher salt
  • 1 tablespoon flaked coconut
  • 1 tablespoon toasted chopped pistachios
  • 1 tablespoon chopped crystallized ginger
  1. Add chia seeds, almond milk, honey, vanilla, Meyer lemon zest, and kosher salt to a medium bowl, whisking to combine. Whisk 2 more times within a 10 minute period, then cover the bowl with plastic wrap, and transfer to the refrigerator. Let sit overnight (for up to 2 days).
  2. When you are ready to serve, whisk the chia seed-almond milk mixture to break up any lumps. Taste for sweetness, and add additional honey if needed (this shouldn't be too sweet). Top with flaked coconut, chopped pistachios and crystallized ginger.

  1. Ana says

    I’ve seen a few things on the interwebs about chia pudding and it intrigues me.. I’m curious about what the texture is like? I’ve read that it’s similar to tapioca, but I wanted to know if there is any ‘crunchiness’ of the seeds remaining after the overnight soak? I detest things like seeds in jam or passionfruit seeds in desserts – so I’m wondering if chia pudding would be similar!

    • Brandon Matzek says

      Hi Ana, if you soak the seeds overnight, they will lose their crunchiness. The final texture is soft, and the seeds are similar to tapioca.

  2. says

    Yum! I can’t wait to try this recipe! I have seen your instagram posts and almost bought chia seeds based on your photos alone. Then I realized I wasn’t quite sure what to do with them. I will be picking some up next time I go to the store. Thank you!!

  3. says

    Hi there,

    What a great idea to put Meyers Lemons in your chia pudding! I bet that tastes delicious! I’m going to give it a try!

    I used to whisk my chia seeds and ingredients, but now I just toss it all into the Vitamix and it’s so much quicker. The texture is still great.

    My personal favorite is Chocolate Peanut Butter Chia Pudding, but I must try yours!

    Thanks for sharing and please post more recipes! Thanks. Kim

  4. cmreed says

    How long will this last in the fridge? Would one batch made on a Sunday night last through the entire work week? Thank you!

  5. says

    I have a beautiful Meyer lemon tree in my back yard. It gives us the best lemons. Now with your help I have a new way of using them. So excited to make the pudding and the Strawberry Rhubarb Pudding Cups. Thanks for the wonderful healthy recipes.

    • Brandon Matzek says

      I am so jealous of your Meyer lemon tree!! Enjoy the recipes, and please let me know how they turn out :) Thanks!

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