Richard and Leslie Schlesinger's oceanfront home at 801 S. County Road has sold for a recorded price of $16.8 million about $8 million less than its listed price. The sales price was posted on the warranty deed recorded Wednesday by the Palm Beach County Clerk's office.
The buyer of the 1929 home — designed by architect Maurice Fatio and landmarked by the town — was listed on the Dec. 29 deed as "The Palmeiral Trust u/a/d December 22, 2010." The trustee was identified as West Palm Beach attorney Maura A. Ziska, and the trust's mailing address was the same as the house's.
With 23,188 square feet of living space inside and out, the house had been listed for sale at $24.9 million by The Corcoran Group's Palm Beach brokerage. Known as Palmeiral, it was designed for Margaret Durant Cooper, the daughter of William C. Durant, who founded General Motors Corp.
Mother-and-son real-estate agents were involved on both sides of the transaction. Corcoran's Paulette Koch and her son, Dana Koch, represented the seller, while Bunny Hiatt and son Jack Elkins of the Engel & Voelkers offices in Palm Beach and Manalapan represented the buyer.
"My buyer was in the right place at the right time," Elkins said Thursday, adding that he was under a strict confidentiality agreement with the buyer not to provide any information about the transaction.
Elkins said the fact that the Mediterranean Revival-style house is considered "one of Fatio's best homes" was a strong selling point, as was its value.
Paulette Koch confirmed that she had signed the same confidentiality agreement. "We're bound by the confidentiality agreement, and I am not allowed to discuss details of the deal," she said.
With a third-floor tower room offering sea-to-lake views, the eight-bedroom, 10-bathroom house presides over a lot in the historic Estate Section, about seven blocks south of the Everglades Golf Course. Measuring more than 2.75 acres with 300 feet of oceanfront, the property includes a separate beach house on the ocean, a two-bedroom guesthouse, a tennis court with a pavilion and parking for seven cars.
The Schlesingers extensively renovated the property after they purchased it, Paulette Koch said.
Via a warranty deed recorded Nov. 18, the Schlesingers transferred the ownership of their home for $4.005 million to a limited liability limited partnership named 801 SoCo, LLLP — an entity with the same address as the Schlesinger family's development company, Ceebraid-Signal Corp., according to property records. Dated Nov. 1, the deed listed the partnership's address as 1801 S. Australian Blvd. in West Palm Beach.
The November ownership transfer was "purely for estate-planning purposes," Paulette Koch said at the time of the transaction.
The 801 SoCo partnership was listed as the home's seller on the warranty deed filed this week.
Richard Schlesinger bought the house for $5.1 million in 1989, property records show, and shortly thereafter added his wife to the deed.
Ceebrand-Signal has seen its share of business troubles over the past several years, including those related to the Eden Condominium in Boca Raton, which the company never finished building and subsequently sold.
Among Ceebraid-Signal's affiliated projects is the lien-encumbered Omphoy Hotel in Palm Beach, which is facing a foreclosure suit filed in relation to a $60 million loan on the property by Stabfund (USA) Inc.
The Omphoy, which opened in 2009, has also been repeatedly fined by the town for code violations related to its beach cabanas.
Ceebraid-Signal also redeveloped the historic Brazilian Court as a hotel-condominium project, for which Leslie Schlesinger served as interior decorator several ago.
In 2000, Richard Schlesinger admitted to skimming profits from a foreclosed federal housing project he owned in Essex, Md., and agreed to pay $500,000 to the U.S. government to avoid trial, according to coverage at the time in The Baltimore Sun. The settlement also prohibited Schlesinger from participating in federal housing programs anywhere in the country. In addition, a federal judge ordered him to pay an additional $185,000 for misusing housing funds related to project, the Riverdale Village Apartments.
The South County Road house had a 2010 taxable value of about $20.84 million, according to the county tax appraiser's office.
Palm Beach real estate attorney and property owner Leslie Evans, who was not involved in the sale, said Thursday that it's sometimes hard to judge whether a recorded sales price was the actual price paid by the home buyer. That's often the case when there's a wide discrepancy between the listed price and the recorded price paid, as was the case with the Schlesinger home, Evans said.
In another end-of-year sale recorded Wednesday, a home at 1090 N. Lake Way in Palm Beach was sold privately by Marvin H. and Edith A. Schur for $12.375 million, according to the warranty deed.
The buyer on the deed, dated Dec. 23, was identified as "1090 N. Lake Way LLC, a Florida limited liability company," with an address listed as 1209 N. Olive Ave. in West Palm Beach.
The deal was brokered by Lawrence Moens of Lawrence Moens Associates, who said he represented both sides of the transaction. The home was not listed for sale publicly.


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Iris's terminally depressed parents, trapped within the nostalgic desires of their own lost youth, are oblivious to how the child's eye view of their daughter works and what it sees. They remember too well their own loss of innocence as they abandoned themselves to the existential chaos of adulthood. The middle-aged family boarder has spent years in a frustrated search for any kind of gratification, immediate or otherwise, at the Legion after a full day's work in the fish cannery.
It is into the goldfish bowl of this dysfunctional family of lethargic piranhas, existential bottom-feeders and aggressive guppies that the audience peers with incredulity, acute recognition, hysterical laughter, and an overwhelming sense of the creative healing power of the imagination.
Cast of three women and two men.
Winner of the 2004 Governor General's Award for Drama.
Playwright, actor and director Morris Panych has been described as "a man for all seasons in Canadian theatre." He has appeared in over fifty theatre productions and in numerous television and film roles. He has directed more than ninety productions and written over a dozen plays that have been translated and produced throughout the world. He has twice won the Governor General's Award and has won the Jessie Richardson Theatre Award fourteen times for acting and directing. He has also been nominated six times for Toronto's Dora Mavor Moore Award and three times for the Chalmers Award. His classic 7 Stories ranks 9th among the ten best selling plays in Canada, outselling the Coles version of Romeo & Juliet.
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'Consent' judge: Domestic abuse letter attracts over 130 signatures
By Monidipa Fouzder >>
The immediate past president of the Law Society is among over 130 lawyers and campaigners to add their names to a letter calling for wider action after a judge was condemned for employing 'obsolescent concepts' on consent in a family case.
Christina Blacklaws, who made gender equality a key priority during her tenure at Chancery Lane, is one of several prominent signatories to the letter that has been sent to the lord chancellor, Robert Buckland, and president of the family division, Sir Andrew McFarlane.
Source: Michael Cross
The letter, revealed by the Gazette earlier this month, was penned after the High Court ruled that His Honour Judge Tolson's judgment following a fact-finding trial in proceedings for child arrangement orders was 'so flawed as to require a retrial'. The judgment attracted national media coverage.
The High Court judgment stated that the family division president will be asking the Judicial College to train judges who might hear cases involving serious sexual assault allegations in family proceedings based on training already provided to criminal judges.
However, the letter says training alone is not enough. The lawyers and campaigners call for immediate action to appoint appropriately trained domestic abuse champions in every family court, and rigorous training for all family judges on the appropriate approach to take when considering domestic abuse and serious sexual assault allegations. Specific training should be given on how alleged perpetrators and trauma victims often present when giving evidence, the meaning of consent and free will, and how to identify all forms of abuse.
Last year the Ministry of Justice issued a call for evidence on how the family courts protect children and parents in cases of domestic abuse and other serious offences. More than 1,200 individuals and organisations responded. The ministry says the report will be published 'in due course'.
McFarlane is conducting a transparency review in the family courts. His review is focusing on whether the line is correctly drawn between the need for confidentiality for the parties and children subject of proceedings, and the need for public confidence in the work that the courts undertake on behalf of the state and society. His call for evidence closes on 2 March.
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AFRICOM-led forum discusses women's roles in global security, peacemaking
AFRICOM J6 sponsors professional development program for female officers from African militaries
By Rick Docksai, DoD News, Defense Media ActivitySep 25, 2017
3 photos: AFRICOM develops new tool to measure progress of Women, Peace, and Security
Photo 1 of 3: Participants in U.S. Africa Command's Women, Peace and Security forum for female military leaders from seven African nations pose for a photo at National Defense University in Washington, Sept. 19, 2017. DoD photo by Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Ben Flores Download full-resolution version
3 photos: AFRICOM-led forum discusses women's roles in global security, peacemaking
Photo 2 of 3: Shannon Smith, professor of practice and director of community engagement at National Defense University, talks with women military and diplomatic leaders from across Africa about women's roles in international combat and peacekeeping efforts during the Women, Peace and Security forum at Fort McNair, Washington, Sept. 19, 2017. DoD photo by Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Ben Flores Download full-resolution version
Photo 3 of 3: Neyla Arnas, senior research fellow at National Defense University's Center for Applied Strategic Learning, discusses the benefits of fully including women in peace negotiations and post-conflict peacekeeping efforts worldwide during the Women, Peace and Security forum at Fort McNair, Washington, Sept. 19, 2017. DoD photo by Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Ben Flores Download full-resolution version
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22, 2017 — Africa's women are disproportionately the victims of their continent's armed conflicts, but they have also been increasingly leading the way in recent years in ending conflicts and negotiating peace.
This was the consensus of participants attending the "Women, Peace and Security" forum consisting of women military officers, defense analysts and conflict-resolution specialists from the United States and seven African nations.
Building Regional Security
The forum examined women's roles as soldiers and civilian activists in building lasting regional stability.
The forum was organized by U.S. Africa Command's command, control, communications and computer systems directorate (J6) and took place Sept. 19 at the Africa Center for Strategic Studies at Fort McNair here.
The Africa Center is a Defense Department institution, established and funded by Congress for the study of security issues relating to Africa and serving as a forum for bilateral and multilateral research, communication, training, and exchange of ideas involving military and civilian participants.
'It's Also a Dialogue'
"Today is an opportunity to talk about peace and security issues with female leaders from a diverse part of Africa spread across the continent," Ben Crockett, associate dean of the Africa Center for Strategic Studies, said in an interview. "And it's also a dialogue. This isn't just the United States providing some PowerPoint briefings. This is an opportunity to hear from them and have a two-way conversation."
The attendees included 12 female military officers from Botswana, Chad, Comoros, Ghana, Madagascar, Malawi, and Uganda. All 12 were military communications specialists visiting Washington as part of the Women's Communications Forum, an annual training program run by AFRICOM, according to Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt. Hector Milan, communications program manager with AFRICOM' S Engagements and Exercises branch.
Established in 2014, the program explores communications technologies and practices in use within the U.S. military and participants' home-country militaries, Milan said.
"A main goal for this program is to show not only what do we have, but why do we use it, and how we can work together," he said. "We want to give the partners ideas that they can take back to their countries and implement."
He described a past attendee who created her own cybersecurity program after the event, and another who convinced her military superiors to start producing maternity uniforms for women personnel who were mothers-to-be.
More recently, the program has broadened its curriculum to include wider discussions about peace and security, said Malgorzata Makuchowski, also a program manager for AFRICOM's Engagements and Exercises branch. She explained that the forum featured these discussions.
"We wanted to take these events to a higher level and implement peace and security into the program, as well as professional development," Makuchowski said.
Including More Women in Peacekeeping Efforts
Forum attendee Neyla Arnas, a senior research fellow at the Defense Department's Center for Strategic Research, discussed the benefits of including more women in peacekeeping efforts. She referenced a study showing that women civilians are more likely to report crimes -- especially sex crimes -- to same-sex security officers and generally confide more in female personnel.
Arnas also said that peace accords are statistically 35 percent more likely to last 15 years or longer when they include local women as meaningful participants from the very beginning. She attributed this to women participants calling attention to social issues that heavily impact prospects for peace, such as health care and poverty relief.
"Women enlarge the scope of those agreements to include the broader set of critical societal priorities and needs required for lasting peace," she said. "They're thinking about the accords not only as the cessation of violence, but what they mean in terms of reintegration of combatants, education, social welfare programming -- those types of notions are better integrated into a peace agreement."
Negotiations for Peace
Shannon Smith, professor and director of engagement at the Africa Center for Strategic Studies, described in another presentation instances of women making more headway than men in brokering peace negotiations, as well. For example, in south Sudan, she said, local women leaders have started community-to-community dialogues that caused some warring factions to cease fighting in order to talk.
"Local women were able to cross a border to create communities to build peace among the south Sudanese, and they did so in ways their male counterparts have never been able to," she said.
Women's roles in their countries' armed forces were also a discussion topic, Smith said. Women remain a small presence in Africa's militaries, she said, and the question of women serving in combat remains controversial in Africa as it is in other parts of the world.
Smith noted that the United States' military opened up many combat roles to women just last year.
"I think it's something that's continuing to evolve, and I think that understanding the role that women are playing in the uniformed services is maybe one piece of changing minds and opening up opportunities," she said.
Smith said she hoped the forum's attendees could help advance the cause of women within their countries' militaries and across society in general.
"Every country is different," she said. "But you are all women leaders, and you are all rising women in your systems. And, it's going to be up to all of you to create the change that you want to see."
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Farewell Performance is a 1963 British crime film directed by Robert Tronson and starring David Kernan, Frederick Jaeger and Delphi Lawrence. It is considered a lost film and is on the BFI National Archive's 75 Most Wanted List of missing films. It features musical interludes from Joe Meek acts like The Tornados and Heinz.

Plot
After a pop singer is murdered, the police have to figure out which of his many enemies is responsible.

Cast
 David Kernan – Ray Baron
 Delphi Lawrence – Janice Marlon
 Frederick Jaeger – Paul Warner
 Derek Francis – Superintendent Raven
 Alfred Burke – Marlon
 John Kelland – Mitch
 Toni Gilpin – Carol
 James Copeland – Andrews
 Ron Perry – Dennis
 Denise Coffey – Dickie
 Artro Morris – George
 Sean Lynch – Harry
 Hugh Futcher – Max
 Donald Tandy – Woods
 Middleton Woods – Pop
 Fred Hugh – Manager

See also
List of lost films

References

External links
BFI 75 Most Wanted entry, with extensive notes

1963 films
1963 crime films
British crime films
Films directed by Robert Tronson
1960s lost films
Films shot at Pinewood Studios
Lost British films
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2. Heat oil in a pan. Add the crushed garlic and green chillies.
3. Fry the garlic and green chillies for 10 secs.
4. Add chopped tomatoes. Cook them till they become soft.
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To develop indirect methods of predicting the lean meat percentage of a pig carcass that are highly correlated with the reference dissection method. These methods will be lower cost than the existing dissection method and could potentially be more repeatable and reproducible. Following the successful completion of this task an assessment of the relative merits of the different methods and the implications of their adoption for authorizing and monitoring classification equipment will be made.
The calibration of pig carcass grading instruments involves the dissection of at least 120 half carcasses. This is costly and time consuming and requires highly skilled labour to achieve consistent results. If an instrumental method of measuring the lean meat content of a carcass were available that was at least as accurate as the EU reference dissection method then more consistent grading could be expected since the human error in determining the reference would be removed. Also, if such a method were less costly then a larger sample size could be used for the calibration and the validity of the regression equation could be checked more frequently. Furthermore, the availability of an instrumental method of determining the lean meat percentage rather than the reference dissection method could make it easier for the applicant countries to comply with the grading regulations.
Three indirect methods that have the potential to predict lean meat percentage in a carcass with a high degree of accuracy are being evaluated. These are a vision system, X-ray CT and MRI. The vision system has been developed by Cemagref to estimate the lean meat percentage of cuts from images of cut faces. This will be adapted to take images of a larger number of cut faces in order to find a combination of images that can accurately predict the lean meat percentage in the whole carcass. The University of Kaposvar has both X-ray CT and MRI facilities available for use in the project at its diagnostic centre. These are non-invasive imaging methods with the potential to take a large number of cross sectional images through the carcass. The relatively long acquisition and relaxation times for MRI limits the number of images that can be taken. X-ray CT is much faster and so contiguous slices through the whole carcass will be taken. From these in addition to the muscle and fat areas in individual slices the total volumes of muscle and fat in the entire carcass will be calculated.
A total of 120 carcasses in two equal batches will be used. These will be from three distinct genotypes (Dalland and Seghers hybrids and Large White/Landrace crosses). These will be selected at the Kometa abattoir in Kaposvar. There will be approximately equal numbers of females and castrated males. Care will be taken to select carcasses that are evenly split. The left side of each carcass will be dissected according to the reference method (four main cuts) by the team of 8 butchers used in Workpackage 1 to obtain the reference lean meat percentage. The remainder of the cuts will also be dissected to obtain the total lean meat percentage in the carcass. The right side of each carcass will be assessed by the three indirect methods. Variables from each indirect method will be used to predict the EU reference lean percentage and the total lean percentage. Recommendations on the best method to use in place of dissection in future calibration trials will be based on the accuracy of prediction of lean meat percentage and the cost per carcass.


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COVID-19 Update For December 11 2020 In Nigeria
796 New COVID-19 Cases, 248 Discharged And 0 Deaths On December 11
FCT-258
Kaduna-117
Kwara-23
Gombe-22
Adamawa-17
Rivers-2
Ondo-2
Taraba-1
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— NCDC (@NCDCgov) December 11, 2020
On the 11th of December 2020, 796 new confirmed cases were recorded in Nigeria
Till date, 72,140 cases have been confirmed, 65,712 cases have been discharged and 1,190 deaths have been recorded in 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory
The 796 new cases are reported from 16 states- FCT (258), Lagos (248), Kaduna (117), Katsina (52), Ogun (27), Kwara (23), Gombe (22), Adamawa (17), Plateau (15), Kano (6), Rivers (2), Ondo (2), Ekiti (2), Nasarawa (2), Sokoto (2) and Taraba (1)
A multi-sectoral national emergency operations centre (EOC), activated at Level 3, continues to coordinate the national response activities


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Lawmakers again file bills to protect student, working journalists
By Marie Albiges
Dels. Danica Roem and Chris Hurst have again filed bills to protect student and working journalists. (AP photos / Daily Press)
The third time could be the charm for a state lawmaker who wants to protect journalists from having to testify about confidential sources in court.
As a former reporter in northern Virginia, Del. Danica Roem, D-Prince William, said she wants to protect the institution of journalism, especially as it comes under fire in the current political climate.
Each year since she was elected to the House of Delegates in 2017, she has filed some version of a shield law for journalists. The bill says a court must exhaust all other ways of getting the information and show that it's of high relevance to prove something before a judge can compel a journalist to testify. A court must also show that a journalist's testimony could prevent "imminent threat of bodily harm or death."
"There's a lot of thresholds you have to cross in order to get that testimony," Roem said.
Now in her second term, she has received support from other former journalists that now have a seat in the House — Republican Del. Lee Ware and Democratic delegates Shelly Simonds and Chris Hurst.
Ware was a former editor and reporter in New Hampshire, Simonds was a reporter in Chile, and Hurst is a former evening anchor of WDBJ7 in Roanoke, according to Roem.
"This is my best faith effort to really take the perspectives of four reporters who are now legislators who understand what protecting the journalistic mission is about as a dispassionate third party observer," Roem said.
Hurst, who is starting his second term representing Blacksburg and surrounding cities, is trying to pass his own journalism protection bill for the second time.
The bill codifies freedom of the press for middle and high school journalists reporting for a school publication overseen by a media adviser.
It gives students the right to publish material unless it's libelous or slanderous, is an unwarranted invasion of privacy, creates a "clear and present danger", violates state or federal law or causes a "substantial disruption" to the school day.
It requires school boards to have a policy saying student journalists have a right to a free press and offers protections for media advisers who try to protect students
Frank Lomonte, the former executive director of the Student Press Law Center who now teaches media law at the University of Florida, said the retaliation protections are especially important, because school officials will go to the media advisor first if they want to shut down a story.
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"That's so often where that censorship happens," he said. "(The media advisor) ends up acting as a censor because it's the only way to keep her job."
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Hurst's bill was modeled after legislation that's been approved in 14 other states to reverse the 1988 Supreme Court decision that said schools could censor school-sponsored publications if they had an educational reason for doing so.
Lomonte said in the 14 other states that have passed the so-called "New Voices" legislation, it was not a partisan issue.
"I think that it will help because Delegate Hurst is on that side of the aisle," Lomonte said when asked about the bill's chances in a new Democratic majority. "As a general matter, you'd have to imagine that all of his bills will get a more favorable hearing."
Marie Albiges, 757-247-4962, malbiges@dailypress.com
Marie Albiges
Marie Albiges writes about state government and politics. A graduate of Christopher Newport University, Marie has previously covered local government, courts, breaking news and education in Williamsburg and Texas.


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Bladon Springs Cemetery
The ghost of Captain Norman Staples has been reported hovering over the graves of his four children: James Alfred, Berth Jaddetta, Mable Claire, and an unnamed baby. His ghost is said to have fled his burning stern-wheeler (see James T. Staples Riverboat, below) and taken refuge in the cemetery here. Staple's apparition seems to be protecting the grave although the captain is sometimes seen with his hands pressed against his head, as if he is suffering from great anguish or regret.
James T. Staples Riverboat
Some believe that this proud riverboat was destroyed by the ghost of its captain. The stern-wheeler's maiden voyage was in 1908. The most elegant vessel on Alabama's rivers, it was named after the father of the ship's designer and first captain. His son Norman, captain and owner of the ship, had a hard time making ends meet because of unfair practices by a large stemboat company that wanted to operate all the boats on the river.
Finally, in December 1912, creditors seized his beloved ship and turned it over to his competition. On January 2, 1913, Captain Staples held a shotgun against his chest and pulled the trigger. Three days after he was buried, crew members began seeing the shadowy figure of their dead captain in the hold of the ship. The entire engine room crew quit and had to be replaced with workers who had never heard of the ghost. Next, all the rats that lived on the ship scurried ashore, a frightening premonition of things to come. Staple's ghost was seen roaming around the boilers belowdecks.
On January 13, 1913, the ship docked at Powe's Landing to take on wood. At the exact hour that Captain Staples took his own life, the boiler on the James T. Staples exploded, killing her new captain and twenty-five others. The rest of the crew and passengers, many badly injured, were able to flee the blazing ship before it broke its moorings and drifted downstream. It finally sank near the shore of the cemetery where Captain Norman Staples had been buried.
McConnico Cemetery | Claiborne
The phantoms of twelve Union horsemen have been seen riding near this old graveyard. Captain and Mrs. Charles Locklin witnessed the ghostly parade in the autumn of 1865. The Locklins were in their carriage early one morning when two columns of six soldiers on gray horses passed by on each side of them. Each member of the eerie troop wore white gloves, with his hands crossed on the pommel of his saddle, and every one wore a white bandage wrapped tightly around his head. The two respected citizens were certain they had seen victims of Confederate soldier Lafayette Seigler, who ambushed Nortern patrols, killed them, and then cut off their ears. Seigler's collection of Yankee ears was said to be quite impressive.
The first encounter occured on Mount Pleasant Road, near McConnico Cemetery and sporadig sightings were reported over the next hundred years.
Decatur High School | Decatur
White moving apparitions and the unexplainable sounds of footsteps coming from deserted corridors have been reported by students and teachers at this modern high school. No one has ever identified the source of the paranormal activity.
Eliza Battle | Tombigee River
The ghostly outline of the Eliza Battle can still be seen on the Tombigee River. The palatial steamboat caught fire and sank in February 1858. The fire burned through the tiller rope and the ship drifted out of control down the river as dozens of helpless passengers jumped into the icy waters. As many as fifty people died, and over a hundred were injured. Today, fishermen consider sighting the ghost ship to be an omen of impending death on the river.
The river runs from Demopolis to Mobile. The phantom ship is most often seen in the late winter months, when the Tombigee overflows its banks. The paddle-wheeler has been spotted where it sank near Naheola, thirty miles south of Demopolis, and also at Nanafalia, Tuscahoma, and Yellow Bluff.
Gaineswood | Demopolis
The twelve gigantic Doric columns in front of this mansion present an imposing sight. The neoclassic showplace was built in 1842 by General Nathan Whitfield, but a restless ghost haunts the magnificent estate today. She is Evelyn Carter, sister of Whitfield's second wife. Evelyn came to live at the great house and died there of an undetermined disease. Because she died in the middle of winter, her body was stored in a sealed pine box under the cellar stairs, until the ground thawed in the following spring. The unseemly internment apparently upset Evelyn's spirit, for she began haunting the house soon after her remains were placed under the stairs. Even after she was finally buried, her soft footsteps could be heard in the hallways, and a melodious voice echoed her favorite songs from down in the cellar. Some people claim to sense her presence even today.
Gaineswood is a historic residence just outside the town Demopolis.
Cedarhurst Mansion | Huntsvilles
This estate was established by Stephen Ewing in 1823. The two-story house, with its fifteen-inch-thick brick walls, has survived a number of new owners and a variety of challenges over the years. During a fierce thunderstorm in the 1950s, the ghost of a tall girl with long dark hair appeared to a visitor sleeping in an upstairs bedroom. Before she disappeared he heard her say, "Help me! The terrible wind has blown my tombstone over." Thinking he had awakened from a dream, he turned over and went back to sleep. The next morning, he asked his guests if there was a graveyard on the property. He was directed to a small fenced-in plot, where he found the freshly toppled tombstone of Sally Carter, the 16-year-old sister of Mrs. Ewing. She had died in 1837.
The Cedarhurst property was purchased by developers and transformed into town houses in the 1980s. The graves in the cemetery were unceremoniously removed to undisclosed locations. The mansion now serves as the Cedarhurst Club.
Harrison Cemetery | Kinston
The ghost of an elderly square dancer, Grancer Harrison, still promenades in the weathered shelter built over his tomb. Grancer was a friendly cotton farmer from Virginia who built a large house in the 1840s on land bordering the Pea River. He invited his neighbors in three counties to the barbeques, horse racers, and square dances held on his property. He loved dancing so much that he asked to be buried in his dancing shoes and clothes, with his body laid out on his old feather bed. He built a brick tomb large enough to accommodate the bed and then had the structure covered with a protective wood building. The sounds of lively fiddle music and Grancer's ghost kicking up the dust have been reported near the building for the last hundred years.
Marengo | Lowndesboro
Marengo is an old manor house where Kathleen Powell, an invalid, committed suicide in 1961. Her spirit lingers on. Residents have reported being overcome by a sense of foreboding in the house and hearing strange, sudden laughter. A psychic helped free the confused spirit from the premises in February 1976, and no sightings have been reported since.
Carlisle Hall | Marion
The ghost of Anne Carlisle still haunts the imposing brick tower from which she leaped to her death. Her father, Edwin Kenworthy Carlisle, built the unique plantation house in 1837. His daughter was in love with a Confederate soldier, and when she heard of the young man's death she jumped from the large tower window which faces the road that leads up to the mansion.
Judson College
A phantom organist is sometimes seen playing a huge pipe organ at this Baptist women's college, which opoened in 1838. Ghostly music can be heard late at night, but no one is ever found at the organ.
De Soto Falls | Mentone
The ghost of an old mountain woman and her dog are sometimes seen walking through the woods around this rural waterfall or near the ruins of her old cabin. Some say Nancy Dollar's ghost was looking for thieves who stole the money she set aside for a proper tombstone. She was 108 years old when she died in January 1931. Friends put her old dog Buster to sleep and buried him too. However, thieves broke into the cabin and stole the money Granny had set aside for her funeral, so no tombstone was set over her grave. That did not set too well with Granny. Her ghost was seen in the area so many times that people took up a collection in 1973 and had a marker placed. That seemed to satisfy the old lady, but the phantom of Buster, her faithful dog, is still seen.
Boyington Oak | Mobile
The great oak tree that sprang up from the grave of a hanged man still proclaims his innocence. Charles Boyington was hanged for the murder of his best friend Nathaniel Frost on February 20, 1835. The two best friends spent endless hours relaxing among the tombstones and witty epitaphs of the Church Street Graveyard. When Frost was found stabbed to death there, everyone assumed the two had had an argument and that Boyington had stabbed his companion in a fit of anger. Boyington steadfastly maintained his innocence. His last words on the gallows were that a great oak tree would grow from his grave as proof of his innocense. He was buried in a corner of potter's field near the wall in the Church Street Graveyard, about sixy yards from where Frost's body was found. Within a few monts, a tiny oak sprouted from the center of his grave, and the living monument thrives to this day. The proud oak has survived many disasters that have claimed other trees in the area, and some hear the cries of an innocent man when the breeze rustles through its branches.
Smallwood House | Mobile
The ghost of a pipe-smoking sea captain haunts his old neighborhood and the house where he committed suicide. His visitations began when the William Smallwood family moved into his former residence. They were often awakened by loud bangs, sudden thuds, and the sound of someone falling down the stairs. Then the ghost started materializing in the garden behind the house. Soon he was also seen inside the house. The odor from his pipe tobacco was sometimes overpowering, and the Smallwoods were forced to move out. The house stood vacant for many years.
The Smallwood house is a private residence on State Street. The Captain's presence has also been sensed on nearby Bienville Square.
Spring Hill College | Mobile
The ghost of a former mathematics professor haunts this quiet Catholic college, which was founded in 1830. The brilliant man's revenant is seen near his old office in the Mathematics Department.
Mansion House | Montevallo
Edmund King christened this two-story brick house "Kingswood" when he built it in 1823. After he died on June 28, 1863, at the age of 82, his ghost lingered on his beloved estate for over a hundred years. His form could been seen late a night carrying a lantern through his orchards to the gravesite of his wife and son. His ghost was also seen counting silver coins in his second-floor bedroom and floating slowly across the floor. Once, during a wedding reception held in the house, a huge white-robed phantom materialized from beneath the dining-room table and drifted out an open window, in full view of all the guests.
Fourplex Apartments | Montgomery
When Nancy Anglin first moved into the upstairs east apartment here, she became aware of a strange presence. Then in August 1966, she heard a flute playing a "wandering, mystical pattern of notes", and looked up to see a glowing mist move from the bedroom through the living room, and into the den. Although other tenants heard strange footsteps in the halls, no other reports of ghosts were received and the identity of the musical spirit was never determined.
Huntingdon College | Montgomery
The ghost of the Red Lady has haunted Pratt Hall on this campus for many years. She was a student from New York who was obsessed with the color red. She always dressed in red, and her room on the fourth floor of Pratt Hall was decorated in a crimson hue. The girl, never accepted by her classmates, remained aloof, alone, and homesick. One day they found her in her room dressed in her red robe, underneath a red blanked, covered with bright red blood from her slashed wrists. After she died, strange flashes of red light were seen in her former room, as the girl's red-dressed ghost roamed the fourth-floor halls and terrified students.
Lucas Tavern | Montgomery
The friendly ghost of Eliza Lucas, dressed in Victorian clothing, waves from the doorway of her old tavern. The tavern was a popular overnight rest stop in the 1820s. Soon after the building was restored in 1980, the ghost of its former owner started to appear. Eliza has also been reported in the old school-house and several other nineteenth-century buildings on the square.
Old Brower Residence | Mountain Brook
The ghost of a popular doctor haunts his family's Steinway piano. Dr. William Mudd Jordan always wanted to learn to play the piano that he bought for his children, but he only had time to learn two pieces. The piano was eventually passed down to his great-grandson, Dr. William Jordan Brower. The elder physician died in 1951 at the age of 78. Starting about 1970, family members and neighbors began hearing songs coming from the old piano late at night. The ghostly performances were always the same tunes: "Stars and Stripes Forever" and "Maple Leaf Rag" - the only two songs old Dr. Jordan ever learned.
Choctawhatchee River Bridge | Newton
A shallow hole near the bank of this river is haunted. Locals say that even if the hole is filled with dirth during the day, by morning it will be empty and clean-swept. Highway workers once filled up the hole with dirt and pitched their tent directly on top of it, but the next morning the haunted hole was completely dug out again. The ghost of Bill Sketoe, former pastor of the Methodist Church seems likely the cause. He was hanged on December 3, 1864, from an old oak tree that stood on the spot. A group of vigilantes accused Sketoe of being a traitor to the Confederacy. In fact, Sketoe was totally innocent. At the lynching, the tree limb holding Sketoe's body bent enough so that his toes touched the ground, and the men had to hastily dig a hole beneath his feet as the rope slowly strangled him to death. The six men soon started telling stories of meeting the innocent pastor's ghost, and eventually they all died violent deaths. For many years locals reported seeing Sketoe's vengeful phantom.
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Who is the assistant coach of the Silver Ferns?
In 2018 Fuller was appointed as assistant head coach of the Silver Ferns, under head coach and former teammate Noeline Taurua….Debbie Fuller (netball)
Years National team(s) Caps
1993–96 New Zealand
Coaching career
Years Team(s)
How much are Silver Ferns paid?
Silver Fern Farms Jobs by Hourly Rate
Production Worker Range:NZ$18 – NZ$28 (Estimated *)
Cleaner Range:NZ$18 – NZ$22 (Estimated *)
Compliance Officer (but not Agriculture, Construction, Health / Safety, or Transportation) Range:NZ$18 – NZ$30 (Estimated *)
Laborer Range:NZ$18 – NZ$23 (Estimated *)
Who was the last Silver Ferns coach?
Coach 2011-2015 A top class defender during her playing career, former Silver Ferns captain Waimarama Taumaunu has a strong Netball pedigree across all facets of the game, forging a unique resume as a widely respected player, coach and administrator.
Who was the youngest silver fern?
A standout at national age-group level and one of the youngest ever to play for the NZ U21 team when she was just 14, Katarina Cooper was earmarked for a bright future at the elite level….Katarina Cooper.
Player #
DOB 12/01/1986
Test Caps 1
Debut 27/10/2013 vs Malawi Queens
How many times have the Silver Ferns won the World Cup?
The Silver Ferns have won the World Cup five times (in 1967, 1979, 1987, 2003 and 2019), and have won the netball gold medal at the Commonwealth Games twice (in 2006 and 2010).
Who does Noeline Taurua coach?
Taurua's new deal means she will coach New Zealand at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England and the 2023 World Cup in South Africa. The 52-year-old said signing a longer contract was a novelty but felt right. "This is the first time that I have actually signed a long-term netball contract," she said.
How much money do netballers get paid?
The potential average salary for an Australian netballer is $75,000, but some can earn as little as $33,000.
How much do top netballers get paid?
In a two-year deal that benefits the athletes, the average potential maximum salary of contracted players will increase from $75,167 to $91,500.
Who is the England netball coach?
Jess Thirlby
England national netball team/Head coaches
Vitality Roses Head Coach Jess Thirlby has been at the helm of the national side since July 2019 after an extensive playing and coaching career. Jess' solid credentials stem from her 16-year record as an elite netballer and some 15 years as a netball coach.
Who is the best Silver Fern?
Joan Harnett
Shooter Joan Harnett was voted the greatest Silver Fern in history in 2000.
Who is the best netball team in the world?
Full Rankings as of 31 March 2021
1 Australia 199
2 New Zealand 187
3 England 175
Why is Noeline Taurua a dame?
Awards. In the 2020 New Year Honours, Taurua was appointed a Dame Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit, for services to netball.
Who are the Silver Ferns in the World Cup?
A 16-strong Silver Ferns squad has been confirmed by the National Selection Panel with 11 members of the Netball World Cup team named in the squad alongside Maia Wilson, Whitney Souness, Kimiora Poi, 6 September 2019.
How did the Silver Ferns win the Constellation Cup?
Late charging Silver Ferns win opening Constellation Cup match. A pulsating final quarter helped the Silver Ferns clinch a dramatic 53-52 win over Australia in the opening match of the four-Test Constellation Cup, played as part of the Cadbury Netball Series in Ch.
When did Margaret Silver Fern start playing netball?
In remembrance Silver Fern #66 1979, 1981-83, 1985-87 After a lifetime's dedication to her chosen sport, the netball community is mourning the loss of Silver Fern #66 Margaret
Who are the Silver Ferns of the 1960s?
Taurua, who A prominent force during the 1960s, Silver Fern #37 Tilly Vercoe will be remembered as one of the great defenders of her era. Alongside three of her four sisters (including her twin), Vercoe made up
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Call To Order: Mr. Beaudry, Chair, called this meeting to order at 7:30 PM in the Walpole Town Hall.
Seating of Alternates: Since a full Board was present there was no need to seat alternate members.
Review and Approve Minutes: Mr. Peska moved to accept the Minutes of the June 6, 2016, meeting with the following correction: Mr. Palmiotto had requested that on page 1, under Fanny Mason Forest, "Antioch College" be changed to "Antioch University New England". Seconded by Mrs. Flammia. With all in favor, the motion and amendment were approved.
PETER RHOADES – Water Company Timber Harvest and Town Forests: Mr. Rhoades was unable to attend this meeting.
Treasury / Budget: Mr. Beaudry did not have the bank statements for the end of June.
Town and City magazine – July/August issue.
NH Route 12 Repairs: Mr. Peska attended this NH Department of Transportation meeting and reported that the time line is they are looking at soliciting bids in October and awarding a contract this November. The start date will be in the spring of 2018. There was lots of discussion relative to the revised plan. They went with the low option as it is about half what the cost would be for the plan to move the railroad. They opted for an armored retaining wall and steel enforced embankment with natural vegetation. The Hydrologic Study has not been done so they do not know what the impact will be further downstream. They looked at how the flow of the River will be impacted. Almost 7,000 vehicles travel in both directions on that road daily. The last major flooding was in 1996. Some folks who live along the River clearly had concerns about the quality of their wells and erosion along those banks. Mrs. Lucy Weber, State Representative, was there. The DOT will have another Public Hearing prior to awarding the contract. At that time Mr. Peska hopes they will have an opportunity to look at the Hydrologic Study.
Fanny Mason Forest: There was nothing new on the Fanny Mason Forest.
Garland Lumber Company: Mr. Beaudry reported that the contract has been signed with Garland Lumber Company and the Town of Walpole. He asked Mr. Aldrich if one of the signed contracts was returned to Garland. He will check on it. Mr. Beaudry has a signed copy. Mr. Shelley had a question from the Monadnock Conservancy on where the Management Plan was; it is needed for the Easement. Mr. Beaudry said Mr. Rhoades did a Management Plan. Mr. Shelley told the Conservancy that nothing is happening now. They would like to have a copy when the cut begins.
Current Use Change Payment: Mr. Aldrich did not have an answer but he contacted the Department of Revenue Administration to verify if the transaction was done in the right manner. As soon as he has a response from the DRA he will report to the Conservation Commission.
Up-date – TransCanada Dam Relicensing: Mr. Peska noted that on the sign-in roster at the DOT meeting on the Route 12 project that two TransCanada representatives were there. He asked how far down the Hydrologic Study would go but they did not have an answer. They did admit to doing the dredging in North Walpole last year. Mr. Beaudry mentioned that TransCanada is coming out with their second survey on erosion on Friday. TransCanada has a re-licensing web-site where they release information; it is involved.
Mason Forest – Clean-Up: Mr. Shelley suggested Saturday, July 30th. They will meet at 10:00 AM and do the clean-up until about Noon. He will send out two reminders to the members. (Mr. Watson came into the meeting but he has not yet taken the Oath of Office).
NH Association of Conservation Commissions: Mr. Beaudry received a booklet from the NH Association of Conservation Commissions that he passed around. There is an article on invasive plant species. It looks at projects done in all sections of the State. We do pay dues to them.
Antioch University New England: Mr. Beaudry has not heard from the student who did the study in the Fanny Mason Forest.
Natural Resources Advisory Committee: Mrs. Flammia attended the most recent meeting as she took over Mr. Palmiotto's seat. There was a presentation from a member of the US Fish and Game out of Amherst, Mass. They have a program called "Connect the Connecticut"; she passed around the booklet entitled "Connect The Connecticut – A Roadmap for Conserving the Connecticut River Watershed for Future Generations". This is a landscape co-op group with a shared vision. Twenty organizations are a part of this group. They want to restore aquatic productivity and look at areas that are right for conservation and stewardship. Their first report came out in June; "connecttheconnecticut.org" has all the documents and information. Mr. Beaudry expressed his concern with the Wildlife Refuge; the land will no longer be used for agriculture as they take out that use.
Reservoir Dam: Mr. Peska and Mr. Mark Houghton have not heard from the Department of Environmental Services (DES). Mr. Peska will be happy to attend the inspection with Mr. Houghton when they receive notification of the date from the DES.
Merriam Farm Property: Mr. Shelley had a visit with the new owner of the Merriam Farm property. They discussed putting an Easement on some of the property.
Hooper Golf Course: Mr. Speed discussed the CC pond by the Hooper Golf Course as it appears the golf course side of the pond is not going down as fast as the CC part. In the past members of the golf course asked for permission to use some of that CC pond water but recently they have not done so. Mr. Peska does not want the Fire Department to run low as they use the CC pond to pump water. The Community Garden is no longer taking water from the pond. Mr. Beaudry explained that Cranberry Meadow is on the other side of the CC pond. The new folks running the golf course might just be turning on the water and not realize where it is coming from. The lower water level will have an impact on the pond vegetation. Mr. Beaudry will talk to Mr. Joe Goodhue about this.
Next Meeting: The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, August 1st, 2016, at 7:30 PM.
Mr. Peska moved to adjourn this meeting. Seconded by Mrs. Flammia. With all in favor, the meeting was adjourned at 8:16 PM.


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One is a former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) heavyweight champion, the other is an ex-PRIDE FC lightweight titleholder, both are in dire need of a win at the upcoming UFC Fight Night 111 mixed martial arts (MMA) event, set for June 17, 2017 inside Singapore Indoor Stadium in Kallang, Singapore.
Andrei Arlovski and Takanori Gomi.
Arlovski (25-14, 1 NC) dropped four straight fights for the second time in his lengthy combat sports career when rising heavyweight contender Francis Ngannou took him to the woodshed at UFC on FOX 23 back in January.
He'll get a chance to keep his UFC career afloat against Polish puncher Marcin Tybura (15-2), who is coming off back-to-back wins over Viktor Pesta (UFC Fight Night 92) and Luis Henrique Oliveira (UFC 209).
Gomi (35-12, 1 NC) has now lost three in a row — all by way of technical knockout — and four of his last five dating back to early 2013. "The Fireball Kid" has not competed since getting smoked by Jim Miller at UFC 200 last July.
Opposing the 38-year-old slugger will be struggling lightweight Jon Tuck. "Super Saiyan" is just 3-4 in seven trips to the Octagon and looks to slam the brakes on his two-fight skid, comprised of split-decision losses to Josh Emmett (UFC Fight Night 87) and Damien Brown (UFC Fight Night 101).
Expect the main and co-main events for UFC Singapore to be announced in the coming weeks.


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Pennsylvania Passes 'Forever Chemicals' Drinking Water Limit
Pennsylvania has enacted a statewide drinking water limit on two forms of highly toxic chemicals, nicknamed "forever chemicals." Source: NBC Political News
Kim Ward Begins Brief Pa. Lt. Governor Term as Fetterman Goes to Washington
Kim Ward, Pennsylvania's ranking state senator, has ascended to the job of state lieutenant governor. That happened Tuesday, when Democrat John Fetterman resigned minutes before he was sworn in to office as the state's newest U.S. senator. Ward, a Republican from Westmoreland County and the incoming president pro tempore of the state Senate, will hold the office under Pennsylvania's constitution, but only for two weeks. Lt. Gov.-elect Austin Davis, a Democrat who was elected Nov. 8, will be inaugurated on Jan. 17 with Gov.-elect Josh Shapiro. Under the constitution, the president pro tempore handles all the duties of the office of lieutenant governor. Source: NBC Political News
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Pennsylvania Certifies Election Results After Recount Delay
Pennsylvania's top elections official is fully certifying results from the November vote after recount petitions in some counties delayed the process. The Department of State said Tuesday that acting Secretary of State Leigh Chapman completed certification of all races in the 2022 midterm election on Thursday. The final tally comes less than two weeks before members of Congress and state lawmakers are due to be sworn in on Jan. 3. The state's next governor, Democratic Attorney General Josh Shapiro, will be inaugurated on Jan. 17. Recount petitions in at least 27 of the state's 67 counties caused delays in the certification process. Source: NBC Political News
Texas Attorney General Sought State Data on Driver's License Gender Changes: Report
The office of Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton this summer sought data on how many people had changed the gender information on their driver's license, according to a Washington Post report. Source: NBC Political News
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US House Races Top Ballots in NJ's 2022 Midterm
New Jersey's 12 U.S. House races are atop the ticket for voters who'll wrap up casting ballots on Tuesday in this year's midterm contest. Democrats are defending 10 seats to the Republicans' two in the first election since congressional districts were redrawn after the 2020 census. Source: NBC Political News
New Jersey: What to Expect on Election Night
Contests for New Jersey's 12 U.S. House seats are the top of the ticket this year. Source: NBC Political News
Pennsylvania: What to Expect on Election Night
The perpetual swing state of Pennsylvania is home to two of the most closely watched races in the country this fall. Source: NBC Political News
Phillies Fan Jill Biden to Attend World Series Game 4
First lady Jill Biden is heading to the World Series this week in her hometown of Philadelphia as her team, the Phillies, battles the Houston Astros. The White House said Monday she would attend Game 4 on Wednesday, during which Major League Baseball will honor those affected by cancer. The third game of the series, which is now tied 1-1, had been scheduled for Monday but was postponed until Tuesday due to rain. President Joe Biden often jokes about his wife, "a Philly girl," and her allegiances to the teams there. Source: NBC Political News
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Dismissal of DUI Case Against Ex-Pa. AG Kathleen Kane Sought
The attorney for Pennsylvania's former top law enforcement officer is arguing that a drunken-driving case against her should be dismissed due to lack of evidence. The (Scranton) Times-Tribune reports that the defense wants prosecutors barred from presenting results of a field sobriety test of former attorney general Kathleen Kane as well as testimony about her refusal to submit to a blood alcohol test. Kane, the first woman and first Democrat to be elected attorney general in the state, is awaiting trial in Lackawanna County Court on DUI and careless driving charges in a minor Scranton accident in March. She denies she was intoxicated, saying her car slid on ice. Source: NBC Political News
At Least 66 US Clinics Have Halted Abortions Since Supreme Court Ruling
At least 66 clinics have stopped providing abortions in 15 states since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade. Source: NBC Political News


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Q: Trying to change the CKEditor getSelection() range programmatically to get all data for a plugin I have modified an existing core plugin for CKeditor called Remove Format.   This version is designed just to remove Style attributes and a few tags.
I have setup a event trigger on afterPaste, which I want to basically run against the whole editor instance on that event.
The lines i need to edit are
ranges = editor.getSelection().getRanges(),
iterator = ranges.createIterator(),
isElement = function( element ) {
    return element.type == CKEDITOR.NODE_ELEMENT;
},
range;

while ( ( range = iterator.getNextRange() ) ) {

I have made several attempts to just change the selection of ranges using concepts from the API.
ranges = new CKEDITOR.dom.range( editor.document );

But nothing has panned out.
I need to get the object for all ranges in the document, which contains the createIterator() function, so I can iterate using the iterator.getNextRange() function on the whole document.
Any ideas.    I also tried incorporating the SelectAll plugin, but that also has not panned out.

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Smith-Hayek combo rallies Villanova past Delaware 21-13
NEWARK, Del. (AP) — Daniel Smith and Jaaron Hayek teamed up for two big plays in the fourth quarter and Villanova rallied for a 21-13 victory over Delaware on Saturday.
Two Ryan Coe field goals sandwiched around a 16-yard TD run by Dejoun Lee had Delaware leading 13-7 with 12:19 left in the game. But the Wildcats (9-2, 7-1 Colonial Athletic Association), who are ranked ninth in the latest FCS coaches poll, took the lead two plays later — Smith's 64-yard completion to Hayek and a 1-yard TD run by Jalen Jackson. Smith connected with Hayek for a 24-yard TD with 8:57 left to play to cap the scoring.
Smith finished with 208 yards passing and he was the Wildcats' top rusher with 47 yards on seven carries. Hayek caught five passes for 117 yards.
Zach Gwynn completed 14 of 27 passes for 143 yards with one interception for the Blue Hens (5-6, 3-5).
More AP college football: https://apnews.com/Collegefootball and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25.


I've recently dispensed with my collection of diamond stones. I kept 1 credit card size in a 180/300 grit combo. Beyond that for really removing steel I have found nothing better than a simple silicon carbide stone. Mine is the Razor Edge brand, but Norton are as good. Yes you can wear them unevenly but they are not like waterstones in that regard and a sidewalk makes quick work of any occasional flattening.
So for me it's Silicon carbide, Fine India, Soft Ark or the Belgian Blue Whetstone, which is similar to a coticule but not as fine and actually better for tools, and Strop.
2. The higher end setup 6 or 8 inch Norton Medium Crystolon, , 6 or 8 inch Norton Fine India, Dan's Soft Arkansas, Strop with 600 grit Silicon Carbide I would go with Dan's as the soft from Dan's is more like the Hard Arkansas from other vendors and you get it for the soft price.
Last edited by fiddlesticks; 03-07-2019, 11:35 PM.
Good to have a method.
I use the crooked knives mostly so I need mandrels and work with the 3M fine automotive sandpapers. The black papers must be silicon carbide.
I like having a series of measured grits of known sizes. For just about all of the edges = 600, 800, 1,000, 1,200, 1,500 then hone with CrOx/AlOx.
I haven't pulled out a waterstone in 2-3 years. Bought everything from Lee Valley.
I don't need to use all those every time with every edge so that saves some $$ from wear and tear.
My good leather strop softened and died. Repaced with strips of office file folders and cereal boxes.
Fid: what are you using for a strop and honing compound?
I'm with you and RV on this. I became unenamored of diamond hones after I tried 3M papers - quicker and easier. Re strops, I differ with RV - I use Triscuit box cardboard. I think he uses some kind of breakfast cereal cardboard.
I don't eat Triscuits fast enough. Chocolate Cheerios are another matter. Sure beats the Hello out of leather (and easier to chew).
I've shown some of my strops before, but if I were to pick something I could absolutely live with for the rest of my days, it would be 2 strops. 1 with 400 grit silicon carbide powder and 1 with 600 grit powder. They are fast and FINE. On leather the SiC embeds so cuts finer, plus as you know it's friable so breaks down further.
For you NW curvy things, you'd probably want leather around your dowels to get the full benefit of SiC. Knowing you use paper/index cards you probably want a finer compound because the SiC on paper or cardboard is an entirely different cup of tea.
At first I really liked the always flat, but I didn not like the deep scratches. Eventually I quit using diamond finer than 600 because the scratches were so deep and hard to remove, I figured they couldn't be doing my edges any good, especially as I sharpen side to side.
The 3m papers are very good as well. I just find them "futzy" for me. I'd rather use a bench stone. But if I need a portable setup or am without stones, for a couple sheets of the right grits of sandpaper are all I need.
I mentioned that my SiC bench stone is the Razors Edge brand. For a true deal you can watch their site, sometimes they have seconds available on the cheap. They also have an 800 grit SiC bench stone that is wonderful as well. That is the finest SiC bench stone that I'm aware of.


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Highlight Symbols, Selections, Enclosing Parens and More
===================================================================

**This repo was deprecated and moved to new place, `https://github.com/hl-anything/hl-anything-emacs`.**

Highlight things at point, selections, enclosing parentheses with different colors. **Fix grumbling issue of highlights being overridden by** `hl-line-mode` **and** `global-hl-line-mode`.

Demo
----
![hl-anything screenshot](demo/all.gif "demo")

Basic Usage - First Step, Enable `hl-highlight-mode`
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There're **GLOBAL** and **LOCAL** kinds of highlights.
The global highlights appear in every buffer; The local highlights only exist in the current buffer.

![hl-anything screenshot](demo/toolbar.png "toolbar")

Global Highlights:

* Command **`hl-highlight-thingatpt-global`** to toggle global highlight at point or selection.
* Command **`hl-unhighlight-all-global`** to remove all global highlights.

Local Highlights:

* Command **`hl-highlight-thingatpt-local`** to toggle local highlight at point or selection.
* Command **`hl-unhighlight-all-local`** to remove all local highlights.

You can change foreground and background colors of highlights:

* Foreground colors are stored in `hl-highlight-foreground-colors` variable.
* Background colors are stored in `hl-highlight-background-colors` variable.

![hl-anything screenshot](demo/highlight-colors.png "colors")

Turn Highlight On/Off
---------------------
`M-x` **`hl-global-highlight-on/off`** to turn highlight on or off!

Example:

![hl-anything screenshot](demo/highlight-onoff.gif "highlight on/off")

Search Highlights
-----------------
Put your cursor on the highlight and use following commands to search highlights.

`M-x` **`hl-find-next-thing`** and **`hl-find-prev-thing`** to go through highlights.

![hl-anything screenshot](demo/highlight-search.gif "search")

Save & Restore Highlights
-------------------------
Once `hl-highlight-mode` is on, it will save highlights automatically before Emacs exits.
It will also try to restore highlights when Emacs opens.

* `M-x` **`hl-save-highlights`** to save highlights; `M-x` **`hl-restore-highlights`** to restore highlights.
* Saved file-path is stored in `hl-highlight-save-file` variable.

Parenthese Highlight, `hl-paren-mode`
-------------------------------------
![hl-anything screenshot](demo/highlight-paren.png "hl-paren-mode")

* Colors of outward parentheses are stored in `hl-outward-paren-fg-colors` and `hl-outward-paren-bg-colors` variables.
* Colors of inward parentheses are stored in `hl-inward-paren-fg-color` variables.

Advanced - `hl-highlight-special-faces`
---------------------------------------
This is a special faces storage. The faces storing here are always on the top of the current line highlight (`hl-line-mode` and `global-hl-line-mode`).

![hl-anything screenshot](demo/highlight-special-faces.png "hl-paren-mode")

Example:

```lisp
;; 'YOUR-FACE will never be hidden by current line highlight.
(add-to-list 'hl-highlight-special-faces 'YOUR-FACE t)
```

TODO
----
* Highlight Enclosing syntax in Emacs REGEX.
* Integrate with `helm` to give ability to navigate highlights.
![hl-anything screenshot](demo/helm-hl-anything.jpg "helm hl-anything")
* Define all the parenthesis pairs using a variable that can be highlighted. [issue#8](https://github.com/boyw165/hl-anything/issues/8)

Contribution
------------
Forks and pull requests are welcome!

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Logo art for my new fortnightly project.
As previously outlined, this is going to be a series of 52 art packs (much like my FFFF set done from 2015-2016), DiD-themed, focusing on characters who fit the 'spoiled brat' archetype.
First one should be done for the 14th. Sketch WIP coming soon. :)
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