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Phil Rosenthal, the Chicago Tribune's media columnist, has been a working journalist since 17, when he talked his way into a regular freelance gig with the Waukegan News-Sun while still in high school.
As he earned his journalism degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Rosenthal covered sports, spot news and media for The Capital Times in Madison, Wis. He spent 11 years at the Los Angeles Daily News, first as a sports writer, then a television critic and ultimately as a columnist whose work was nationally distributed by the New York Times News Service. He returned to his hometown and joined the Chicago Sun-Times in 1996, serving as deputy sports editor, sports columnist and television critic. He moved to the Chicago Tribune in 2005.
Highlights of his career include modeling swimsuits for Sports Illustrated supermodel Vendela, getting a manicure from Lorena Bobbitt, smoking cigars with Jack Paar and introducing his mother to Johnny Carson.
Rosenthal is virtually certain no one actually reads biographies all the way through, and would congratulate you for making it this far.
An award-winning journalist, he once saved the life of one of his three brothers and was kicked off his high school newspaper. He was an extra in the Oscar-winning movie "Ordinary People" and, although it appears he wound up on the cutting-room floor, he did get paid and fed and can claim to be just three degrees from Kevin Bacon. Rosenthal is married and has two young children, who don't yet read his column but recognize his picture in the paper. They are not yet embarrassed to be related to him.
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Recently Truffle posted a recipe for a pear and spice cake.
This is one of those dense cakes, more rustic than light-as-a-feather. Just the way I like my cakes to be. Ice cream to serve was suggested, but it's hard to find a good one. Find one however, I did – a preservative-free rhubarb one, a blush-pink colour that looked rather good next to slices of the golden cake. If I could have just one more piece of cooking equipment, it would be an ice cream churn.
This is pretty much Truffle's recipe with a few small changes here and there to suit what we had in the cupboard - and I hate mixed peel, so out it went. Truffle's recipe uses 8 tablespoons of butter which I reckoned on being about 125 g and, seemingly, it worked.
Delicious still warm with ice cream or some plain, thick yoghurt swirled with a little cinnamon and the seeds scraped from half a vanilla pod. You could even add a drizzle of pure maple syrup to the yoghurt, just to sweeten the deal.
Pear and spice cake - enough for 8-10 servings
¾ cup of almond meal
½ cup of polenta
½ cup of plain flour
Large pinch of baking soda
Pinch of salt
2 heaped teaspoons of ground cinnamon
1 heaped teaspoon of ground ginger
½ teaspoon of allspice
125g of unsalted butter, softened
¾ cup of sugar
2 eggs
1/3 cup of plain, thick yoghurt
2 teaspoons of vanilla extract
2-3 pears, cored and thinly sliced
Extra sugar for sprinkling
You'll also need a spring form pan approximately 25cm in diameter, though Truffle suggests (wisely) that you could use a smaller one, in which case you will only need 1-2 pears. Grease it and line the base with baking paper.
Preheat the oven to 160 C.
Tip the ingredients from the almond meal through to the allspice into a large bowl and using a hand-held whisk, aerate the dry ingredients, whisking out any lumps. Set aside.
Cream the butter and sugar together until pale and creamy (about 5 minutes). Add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add the yoghurt and vanilla and mix well.
Fold in the dry ingredients, mixing well before spooning into the prepared spring form tin and smoothing the mixture down (not too obsessively) with a spatula. Arrange the pear slices as artfully (or not) as you like on top. Sprinkle a little sugar over the pears and bake for 45-50 minutes, or until a skewer inserted into the cake comes away clean.


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The Joint Special Operations Group responded Friday morning to a volatile situation involving a domestic disturbance with an armed man.
The Joint Special Operations Group responded Friday morning to a volatile situation involving a domestic disturbance with an armed man.
About 7:33 a.m., JSOG entered a residence on Merryhill Avenue and took Chadney W. Laugherty into custody and removed five other individuals — one infant, one child, one young woman and two men — without incident. The Hostage Negotiation Team also responded to the incident.
"Based on the intelligence and the information we had at that moment, the decision was made to use hostage-rescue techniques to remove the other occupants of the residence," Gadsden Police Capt. Paul Cody said.
According to the incident report, Gadsden police received the call about 5 a.m., and the caller said Laugherty was causing problems at the residence, threatening to shoot people, including one woman who was holding her newborn child. One of the residents of the home said she heard three shots between 4:30 a.m. and 5 a.m.
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Many years ago, when I worked for an electric utility, I found myself in the position of tracking changes to the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) and OSHA 1910 standards. As a support engineer, it was my job to review these changes, present them to our construction and maintenance personnel, and then update our work procedures to ensure compliance with the new rules. This process required me to attend many meetings, take detailed notes, rewrite and draft new work procedures, and verbally communicate these changes to our field personnel. As you can imagine, these changes were most often met with some serious resistance. And with resistance comes stress. Needless to say, this stress made my job very challenging.
Many of us don't accept change as well as we should — myself included. We get comfortable with our surroundings and the rules that govern our work practices. Then, just when we have all the requirements committed to memory, someone has to implement a bunch of changes, forcing us to re-examine our daily routines and work practices. This makes us work harder and invest additional time in training. Viewing some or many of these changes as unnecessary, many of us immediately think of ways to circumvent the new rules.
When it comes to national codes and standards, you pretty much have no choice but to adapt to the new rules. So you might as well make it easy on yourself and start learning about the new rules in the 2008 National Electrical Code (NEC) right now with this issue of EC&M, starting on page 34. You know you'll have to abide by these new requirements in the near future anyway, right?
Once again, we asked our long-time Code expert Mike Holt to provide us with his Top 25 Code changes for this revision cycle. This list highlights the changes that will affect the majority of readers. In other words, these are the big-ticket items that will come up on many, if not most, of the projects you'll find yourself working on. Changes to the definitions and general requirements for grounding and bonding — and new requirements for AFCIs, GFCIs, and tamper-resistant receptacles — highlight the list. This issue also includes an in-depth feature on the new Article 708, Critical Operations Power Systems (COPS).
But this is just the tip of the iceberg. As the magazine has done for more than 100 years, we'll regularly discuss new and old requirements of the NEC in each and every issue. We'll also continue to supplement our NEC coverage in print through our electronic e-newsletter (CodeWatch) and special Code conferences. Our goal is to do everything we can to minimize the headaches and stress that accompany the change associated with adopting these new Code requirements. The decision to embrace these changes early on or be dragged along kicking and screaming is up to you.


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Convention Center
The 50th American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) Annual Meeting and Technical Exhibitions will be held at the George R. Brown Convention Center. The street address is 1001 Avenida de las Americas, Houston, Texas 77010. Visit the George R. Brown Convention Center & Visitors Bureau for information on Houston and points of interest.
AAPM will use Exhibit Halls D-E on Level One of the George R. Brown Convention Center. The exhibit hall will have a combination of 10 feet x 10 feet and island booths. Moderated Poster Discussion and Standard Poster sessions will be held in Exhibit Hall E. View a detailed layout of Level One here.
The Scientific Sessions will be conducted in meeting rooms on Levels II. View a layout of the level two of the Convention Center here.
Please Note:
Exhibit Hall Ceiling Height:
Hall D and E - 35 feet.
Exhibit Hall Columns:
Hall D has eight columns and Hall E has four columns.
Electrical Information:
Hall D and E have electricity provided from the floor.
Exhibit Hall Entrances:
There will be ONE entrance into each Exhibit Hall (D and E). The entrances are indicated on the floor plan so please note when selecting your requested booth spaces.
Hotel Information
Housing reservations will be handled by the Housing Connection/AAPM Housing Bureau.
Exhibitors are STRONGLY encouraged to use designated AAPM hotels.
Travel Arrangements
Apply early for your Visa!
Visa applicants are advised to apply as soon as they decide to travel to the United States, and at least three to four months in advance of their travel date. The following sites have additional information on applying for a visa:
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U.S. Department of State
The National Acadamies International Visitors Office
Need a Visa letter inviting you to the AAPM Annual Meeting? Generate one here.
Air Travel
Houston Hobby (HOU) is approximately 10 miles from AAPM convention hotels and the convention center.
George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) is approximately 22 miles from AAPM convention hotels and the convention center.
Official Event Travel Service
AAPM has selected Travel Destinations Management Group as the official event travel service for the 2008 Annual Meeting. Travel July 25 - August 5 and reference the AAPM Annual Meeting to receive discounts on Continental Airlines. The discount depends on the cost of the ticket. The discounts are as follows:
- 2% for one way fare less than $299
- 5% for one way fare $299-$598
- 15% for one way fare $599 or higher
If you wish to contact Continental Airlines directly (toll free 800-468-7022), the code for this offer is ZDQ3 and the Agreement code is AGBSEG. Continental charges a $10.00 fee to book the reservation.
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Ground Transportation from HOU and IAH
Houston Hobby: Cab fare is ~$25 to downtown hotels.
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Rental car group rates are available at AVIS.
Dress Code
The dress code is business casual for the AAPM Annual Meeting.
Exhibitors' Breakfast
The Exhibitors' Breakfast will be held on Wednesday, July 30 from 8:00 am until 9:00 am of the Convention Center. A representative from each registered exhibiting organization is invited to attend. This is an opportunity for Exhibitors to provide feedback and suggestions, discuss the move out procedures, and future society meetings.
Second Annual AAPM Blood Drive
Do you have an extra hour to save a life? Please consider donating blood during the Second Annual AAPM Blood Drive on Tuesday, July 29. Visit the Blood Donor Center in the convention center between 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. Units of blood will be used for patients at M.D. Anderson.
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- Syracuse tops Princeton Review's yearly list of the nation's top party schools
- In a statement, Syracuse says it's disappointed, but one student says the title is "cool"
- "Win or lose, Hawks still booze," says a student of former No.1 University of Iowa
The Orange love their red cups, according to the Princeton Review, which on Monday named Syracuse University the top party school in the nation.
"I'm excited about it," said Matt McGee, a junior information technology and philosophy major from Cape Cod, Massachusetts. "I was definitely a little surprised, but it's a cool title to have."
The university administration does not share his joy.
"Syracuse University has a long-established reputation for academic excellence with programs that are nationally and internationally the best in their fields," the school said in a statement on its website.
"We do not aspire to be a party school."
Rounding out the top five schools were last year's winner, the University of Iowa; University of California-Santa Barbara; West Virginia University; and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
And apparently, the title means something.
PJ Grund, who is set to begin his final semester at the University of Iowa this fall, told CNN that he and his fellow Hawkeyes were quite aware of being the "No. 1 party school" and frequently bragged about it.
University of Iowa has ranked among the top five schools for four years straight.
"We took pride in it," he said. "It's always nice to know that your school has a good atmosphere and you want a fun campus to be on."
"Win or lose, Hawks still booze," he said, quoting a popular saying.
However, Grund and other University of Iowa students stressed the title also had a negative connotation for parents, administration and people from other schools. And they said it frequently distracted from the first-class education they received in Iowa City.
Liz Lindeman graduated this spring from the university with a degree in social work.
"It was the best four years of my life," she said. "But when you have a reputation as a party school, you also want your school to have a good reputation for education as well."
"I'm also going to be a professional."
McGee said he understood those concerns, as well as school officials' disappointment, and said he worried that "partying would overshadow Syracuse's academic success."
However, this hasn't stopped some current students from being overjoyed. McGee said the only worry is that school administration will overcompensate with disciplinary action to limit student enjoyment.
"The second the news broke, everyone was pretty pumped," he said. "I've never seen anything chaotic and don't really think the school needs to do more to limit partying. ... It's pretty controlled."
The title now rests in the East, but Lindeman doesn't expect Syracuse to hold onto it long. Frankly, she sees Midwestern schools as the collegiate party capital of America.
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Keep Track of Your Makeup's Shelf Life With These Stickers
Did you know that it's not required for cosmetics to have an expiration date? Did you also know that once you open a product, the oxidation process begins immediately? While some cosmetics manufacturers help you determine the shelf life of your makeup with a little symbol (a pot) and number (usually in months) to indicate when it's time to go, the problem with that method is that you have to actually remember when you cracked it open.
These durable, waterproof Beauty Alert! stickers hope to help you do just that by offering you a place to write the date of first use. With 24 stickers in all, these colorful reminders are also broken into subcategories of expiration dates, so you can easily label a specific product by its particular shelf life. Would you use the Beauty Alert! stickers, or do you have another method of keeping track: Sharpie, masking tape, or don't you bother at all?


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We told you first! After months of speculation, a source confirms that the singer is pregnant!
We thought Mariah Carey had a special glow about her when she arrived in Brazil last week and now – there's no hiding it anymore – today a source confirmed to Radar Online that Mariah is indeed expecting her first child! She and hubby Nick Cannon are "overjoyed" but are sharing the news with "close friends only."
Mariah, who is reportedly four months pregnant, is keeping her secret close, as this was a tough road for her and her hubby. "Mariah has tried so hard to get pregnant," a source says. "She's very excited. She wants to wait as close to full term as possible before going public with the news to her fans." Although Mariah may look fabulous, after the concert on Sunday night, Mariah hinted that pregnancy is tiring her out, telling her fans in a Tweet, "Tonite was tuff 4 me 4 personal reasons,but U got me thru!L4L"


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VIDEO: Parker, Duncan lead Spurs to 3-0 lead over Blazers
PORTLAND, Ore. — Presumably when it's over, Tony Parker will have the Trail Blazers over for dinner. With fava beans and a nice Chianti.
This is no longer Parker simply moving all of the Xs and Os around the blackboard as if he's giving a lecture at a coaching clinic. It's his own canvas where the imagination and ideas fill up the blank spaces like oils.
We have certainly seen him play at a high level before. He's won three championships, become a perennial All-Star and was the MVP of the 2007 Finals.
Now, at 31, there is something else.
It's knowing when to pour like water through a crack in concrete and get all the way to the basket. When to pull up and take that mid-range jumper that the Portland defense continues to give him. When it's a bounce pass that will find a cutting Tim Duncan in stride. When what looks like an over-the-shoulder prayer will find a wide-open Kawhi Leonard or Manu Ginobili at the 3-point line.
"Tony has been the engine for us," said Spurs coach Gregg Popovich after another throttling of the Blazers, this time 118-103 on Saturday night in Game 3 of their Western Conference semifinals series.
The kind that takes the checkered flag at Daytona or Indy or LeMans.
The Spurs are a completely different kind of team running a completely different kind of offense from the days when the 19-year-old from France came into the league and was supposed to not screw things up for Duncan and David Robinson.
Now San Antonio has more ball movement than a pool table in an ocean storm and that means more responsibility for the point guard who gets to make it all run.
Before the Blazers knew what hit them in Game 3, Parker had run off four straight jumpers and virtually everyone sitting inside the Moda Center could tell that their team was going to get run off the court again.
"He got us out of the gates," Duncan said. "He continues to shoot the ball really well. He's getting to his spots. He's making great decisions for our offense of our team. When his shot is there, he's knocking it out.
"He's doing a great job of coming off the screens and getting to his spot and knocking them out. He's reading the defense real well. They start closing up on him and he's doing a great job of getting to the basket as well. He's matured and doing a much better job of doing exactly what the defense wants to give him."
Everybody gets older, the Spurs quite evidently with a 38-year-old Duncan and 36-year-old Ginobili having their movements and usage handled as carefully as antique crystal.
Parker, of course, is older, too. But even after 13 years in the league, he's the one with the twinkle in his eye and the spark that lights the fire in the Spurs' entire offensive game.
"It's what he does," said shooting guard Danny Green. "He reads the situations. He makes the right decisions and he gets us all playing the way we want to play."
When it comes to reining in Parker, Blazers coach Terry Stotts couldn't grasp at more straws if he were dropped in a hayloft. Should he switch defenders? Does it matter?
What figured to be a competitive series lasted that way only until the opening tip of Game 1. With Parker lighting the match, the Spurs have had halftime leads of 19, 26 and 20.
Stotts keeps talking about how evenly the Blazers are playing the Spurs in the second half of games, which is like the guy whose parachute didn't open saying at least he stuck the landing.
The fact is Parker has played this way now for the past two or three seasons, yet rarely gets mentioned in the MVP race, left in the exhaust fumes of Kevin Durant and LeBron James. This year he finished tied for 12th in the voting. He never seems to be the hot new name, the slick new model and yet he's that engine still running strong and late into June.
"He's just been unbelievable for us and obviously been the driving force of this entire series," Duncan said. "So we'll continue to ride him and hopefully he can close this thing out."
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The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) in the U.S. Department of Education (ED) is responsible for enforcing five federal civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability and age by recipients of federal financial assistance. These laws are:
- Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (prohibiting discrimination based on race, color and national origin);
- Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (prohibiting sex discrimination);
- Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (prohibiting disability discrimination);
- The Age Discrimination Act of 1975 (prohibiting age discrimination); and
- Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (prohibiting disability discrimination by public entities, e.g., public elementary and secondary school systems, postsecondary schools, and vocational education programs, whether or not they receive federal financial assistance).
In addition, OCR enforces the Boy Scouts of America Equal Access Act. This law addresses equal access for the Boy Scouts of America and other designated youth groups to meet in public schools that receive federal funds from the Department of Education.
These civil rights laws represent a national commitment to end discrimination in education programs. Since most educational institutions receive some type of federal financial assistance, these laws apply throughout the nation.
Coverage of these civil rights laws extends to:
- 14,559 school districts;1
- 4,168 colleges and universities;2
- 5,059 institutions conferring certificates below the associate degree level, such as training schools for truck drivers and cosmetologists;3 and
- thousands of other entities, such as libraries, museums, and vocational rehabilitation agencies.
Consequently, these civil rights laws protect millions of students attending or seeking to attend our educational institutions. In certain situations, the laws also protect persons who are employed or seeking employment at educational institutions. Overall, these laws protect:
- nearly 54.5 million students attending elementary and secondary schools;4 and
- nearly 16.5 million students attending colleges and universities.5
Enforcing these laws is critical to carrying out the mission of the U.S. Department of Education—ensuring equal access to education and promoting educational excellence throughout the nation.
In FY 2004, OCR's budget was $88,305,000, with full-time equivalent (FTE) staff of 655. See Figure 1 on historical funding and FTE.
Figure 1: U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil RightsAppropriations, FTE & Workload Data FY 1994– FY 2004
1 U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (2003). Digest of Education Statistics 2003 (NCES-2005025), Washington, D.C.: Author, Table 85, p. 103.
4U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (2003). Projections of Education Statistics to 2013 (NCES-2004013), Washington, D.C.: Author, Table 1, p. 45.


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Cheese and mushroom casserole with chicken
This casserole is simple and delicious, and makes a perfect snack during a picnic (bento anyone?)—you should use it as a basic idea for a casserole, since the pasta sauce is the stable and the most important piece of the meal. It's also a very tweak-able recipe! :-)
Triple-reduced mushroom sauce
This is one of my signature dishes—it's delicious, rich and hearty, and goes well with any kind of base: pasta, potatoes, and rice just taste superb together. My secret to the intensive, flavorful sauce is the triple reduction of the ingredients' fluids, due to cooking in batches and mixing in specific order. It takes some time, but the result is so much worth it! :-)
Cream-cheese strawberry cupcakes
Nothing compliments the strawberries like the cream-cheese icing, and you can enjoy this taste even off-season with strawberry jam! :-) You can skip limit the calories in this recipe by using lighter strawberry jam, or pulverized strawberries, and using half of the sugar in the cupcake part if you want the cupcakes less sweet.
Chili-walnut scrambled eggs with rucola
I was busy today with shopping and home chores, and needed something to snack on and get some energy kick. I managed to buy some chili peppers earlier today, and decided to make a savory scrambled eggs with a delicious, energetic spicy twist! :-) And oh my, that was both tasty and exciting!
Cream-cheese icing
Nothing complements the fruity flavor like the cream-cheese icing—it's fresh, and delicious, and has a very pleasant texture. It's a bit tricky to do, but with my tips&tricks you will easily make it with no hassle.


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The Broncos will play the rest of the regular season without running back Willis McGahee.
McGahee, who suffered a knee injury on Sunday, is being placed on injured reserve, according to Jay Glazer of FOX Sports. McGahee suffered both a torn MCL and a fracture in his leg.
That means Ronnie Hillman, Lance Ball and Knowshon Moreno will split the running back duties for the rest of the year.
For Denver's offense, the loss of McGahee is significant: He was averaging 4.4 yards a carry and had 731 yards this season, while Hillman, Ball and Moreno are all averaging less than four yards a carry and have totaled just 297 yards. McGahee is also a better receiver out of the backfield than any of the younger runners and the most reliable of the Broncos' running backs in pass protection, so Denver will need one of those younger runners to step up his game, and do it quickly.
UPDATE 12:36 p.m. ET: McGahee has been placed on injured reserve with the return designation, meaning he could play in the AFC Championship Game and the Super Bowl.


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Steaming up photo shoots isn't Karen Tru's only a talent. In addition to being a model, she's also a singer who has opened up for artists like Pit Bull and DMX.
The 25-year-old New Mexico native, who looks striking with jet-black hair and an unforgettable stare, has appeared in several provocative magazine and commercial ads.
She's a small town girl trying to make it bog in California, and we're only trying to help her succeed. Check out more of Karen below.
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The appeal was emotional and sometimes confrontational, but in the end the majority of the penalties imposed on Gardner High School's swim team last month were upheld yesterday by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association.
Gardner superintendent Carol Daring, principal Donna Pierce and former interim athletic director Tim McCormick appeared before the MIAA board of directors to appeal the Oct. 22 penalties. The only penalty the MIAA reversed was on whether Gardner could host a cooperative swim program this winter. That change allows swimmers from other schools to compete for Gardner.
The penalties that remain in place include forfeiture of regular-season matches and forfeiture of the 2012 sectional title and trophy, and a two-year probation.
The presentation by the Gardner officials quickly centered on Gardner swim parent Karen Cornetta, whose daughter, Katelin, swam for the team and graduated last spring. All three officials attempted to paint the issue as one parent's opinion rather than a school-wide issue. It also got personal.
"You took the word of a woman, who may not be well, over my word," Pierce told the board. "It became this person and that person not getting along. It became 'he said, she said'."
Pierce started to read an email sent to her and shared with the board by the father of Katelin's college roommate that was critical of Katelin. But board member Keith Crowley, principal of St.John's Prep, stopped her, saying the email had little to do with the hearing.
"It's about the mother's character," Pierce said. "The committee has taken the word of one parent who clearly has an agenda. This is about kids. Your decision was about an adult."
Questioning centered on the MIAA's bona fide team rule, which led to the resignation of longtime coach Don Lemieux.
After winning the South/Central sectional title in February, Lemieux was told he couldn't attend the Division 1 state championship the next week. He resigned before the state meet and the penalties were the result of a lengthy investigation by an MIAA subcommittee.
The MIAA's October decision detailed the multiple days swimmers were allowed to miss Gardner High practices because they were participating in club activities. According to MIAA rules, "bona fide members of a school team are precluded from missing a high school practice or competition in order to participate in a non-school athletic activity/event in any sport recognized by the MIAA."
Under questioning by board members, Pierce said, "We did not find any evidence to suggest that (violation of bona fide rule)." But she acknowledged character issues and lesser violations existed under Lemieux.
MIAA executive director Dick Neal said, "We haven't heard yet a definitive declaration that there were no violations of the bona fide team rule."
The board went into executive session to discuss the issue, at which it decided to reinstate the cooperative swim program this winter but leave the other penalties intact. A short time later a unanimous vote made it official.


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Rising young choreographer Freya Thomas is just 18 but is already putting the finishing touches to a new work to be performed on the Royal Opera House's main stage in July 2011.
Dance Futures: Freya was one of five young choreographers, aged 16-18, who were recently invited to spend a day with The Royal Ballet, as part of an ongoing partnership with Youth Dance England's national Young Creatives programme. Resident choreographer Wayne McGregor and Artistic Director Monica Mason challenged them to talk about their work and consider their craft as choreographers. They were joined by ten Royal Ballet dancers to take part in a choreographic task, which culminated in a final sharing and discussion.
All the young choreographers rose to the challenge but Freya particularly stood out for her choreographic potential. She was selected to choreograph a pas de deux to be danced on the Main Stage by Royal Ballet dancers Nathalie Harrison and Ryoichi Hirano as part of Dance Futures in July. Freya is not daunted at the task, but takes it on unfazed 'I am very interested in pursuing choreography as a career path in the future.'
Creating the piece: Freya has spent eight hours in the studio so far; two hours per day of her half-term holiday and she feels happy with what she has achieved in this time. Once her college assessments and end of term performance are complete at the end of June she will be back in the Opera House honing her work, to get it ready for the big day.
About Freya: 'I started dancing when I was about 10, just recreationally at a local dance club. At the time I was just doing it for fun as all my mates went and we had a good laugh. GCSE dance was introduced at my secondary school and as a last minute decision I decided to take it as one of my choices. I then went on to my further education college and took dance as one of my A levels . I am currently studying at Lewisham College on the one year foundation course in dance and I will be going on to vocational training in September.'
YDE Young Creatives is an annual programme which gives 15-19 year olds from across the country the opportunity to develop their choreographic work with highly experienced, professional choreographers.


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Choosing the Right Law School / Re: BU Law Alum Taking Questions« on: November 02, 2010, 11:26:14 AM »
What slow sink? We have been ranked in the 20-30 range for the past five or six years. All schools ranked in this range are essentially only a point or two away from each other. Take a look at the raw scores. There is a relatively small difference between the school ranked 20 and the school ranked 30. In any given year, any school could jump or fall a few spots in this range. It doesn't mean much. If we fell to the level that we had in the 90s and early 2000s, then maybe I would worry, but not much.


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Lil Twist Was Driving Justin Bieber's Ferrari When Paparazzo Chris Guerra Was Killed
In a shocking twist, it has been revealed that Justin Bieber's friend, rapper Lil Twist, 19, was behind the wheel of The Biebs' white Ferrari when a paparazzo was struck and killed by an oncoming motorist. The pap was trying to obtain a photo of the vehicle that was pulled over by the cops.
The photographer has just been revealed as Chris Guerra. He was in his late 20s and moved to Los Angeles last March. He had been assigned to the Bieber beat for several months, and was killed while trying to get images of the singer while his car was pulled over by the cops.
Well, sadly, it was all for naught, as Bieber, 18, wasn't even in the vehicle at the time. He had lent the flashy set o' wheels to his bro Lil Twist, who was driving when it was pulled over.
Biebs and Twist were crashing at the Beverly Hills Four Seasons after returning from a quick trip to Mexico. Twist even posted a photo of him and The Biebs getting ready to celebrate New Year's Eve while wearing swag, swag, swag suit blazers and pouring what appears to be champagne. Neither are old enough to drink legally, mind you. But that didn't stop them from behaving like mini ballers.
That said, neither Bieber nor Lil Twist are at fault for Guerra's death. Guerra had been chasing the Ferrari all day. He crossed the street to try and take a photo of what he thought was The Biebs, but the cops sent him away, claiming he created an unsafe environment. He went to cross Sepulveda Blvd. to return to his car when he was struck and killed. Charges are not expected to be filed against that driver.
What a shame.
UPDATE: Less than an hour before Chris Guerra was killed, he claims he saw Justin Bieber smoking marijuana, according to TMZ.
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This is not about politics just about VOTING
A man named Aristotle who lived over 2000 years ago
said about government Think about this when you vote)

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The line that divises good from bad forms of governemnt is determined by the answers to the following questions: First, does the governemnt serve the common good of the people who are governed, or does it serve the selfish interests of those who wield the poser of governement? Governement that serves the self-interest of the rulers is tyrannical. Only governemnt that prmotes the good life of the ruled is good. Second, does the government rest merely on the power at the disposal of the rulers, or does it rest on laws that have been made in a way to which the ruled have agreed and in the making of which they have had a part? Government that rests solely on might or force, whether it be in the hands of one man or more that one, is despotic, even when it is benevolent or well-disposed rather than tyrannical. To be good, government must have authority that those who are ruled ACKNOWLEDGE and accept, not merely power or force that they fear and submit to from fear.

I wasn't going to vote, I thought why bother.
We become too passive, or just give up.
But I decided, if I want change, I am responsible for me and if it applies to me then I should not take the back seat, but I should do
SOMETHING. So I voted early.
We have the freedom to VOTE, just do it, then we can at least have a voice.
In Canada, even if you are not registered, you can still go in that same day, register and vote, it is not that hard to do. GO FOR IT!
Now that's my message for the day and I'm sticking to it.
The vote is on only a few more days to go.

Sorry about Typos
Sorry about typing error, I'm unsure if one can do a spell check on a quote. Some words in error
Poser should be POWER
government (of course)
promotes
that should be than

SORRY,SORRY, SORRY.
HAVE A GOOD DAY!

Re: Voting
I recently was visiting family in New York and they made me go to see "Ground Zero" My cousin had lost a few friends and colleagues in the bombing and is still very angry at the fact that this administration has still not found Bin Laden and everything focused on Iraq which has nothing to do with 9-11. Everyone I talked to in the East was pissed off that this administration is constantly lying and avoiding the Bin Laden/Taliban issue. I assumed they'd all be "God Bless America" flag waving patriots, but instead they were just plain frustrated and bitter. I hope they take the time to vote to let their voices be heard. Change is way overdue on this one.

Today's the day for Canada!
We'll know today, what's happening in our country.
You're right Carreyd away.
If the percentages that don't vote, only knew that if
they did vote, they could change the face of the future.

I hate to say this on a day like today but I am not happy with America right now. I will not vote for kerry or bush. something very serious is happening in my life now i am going to court and the judge is rude to me. I know when God does test you it makes things very hard but I will not go against him and stray! it just hit me. people lie. the reason i am going to court right now is because of a lie that somone said about me that is not true. What a sad world we are living in when he have to SLANDER others just to make a buck off of somone who doesn't have that much money in the first place.

I think if your old enough to vote, then what are you waiting for?
Everyone has a say so, everyones voice counts.. why not vote?
I can't wait until I'm of legal age.
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"Everyone has the right to be ugly - but you ABUSE the privilege!"
Christopher N Dez
*June 25, 2003*
Good God
I will just be happy to see that idiot out of the whitehouse. Dick C. too the whole gang get the hell out of the white house. This is our country and its time to get it back and get that scum out. Here's the link you all have been looking for http://www.raytal.com/gate.html
Anyone who supports the war in iraq should read this so they can be Educated on it and enlightened on the subject.
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Planned Parenthood slams Cuccinelli
Planned Parenthood's political arm is going on the offensive against Virginia GOP gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli.
The Planned Parenthood Action Fund and Planned Parenthood Virginia PAC are teaming up today to launch a campaign against Cuccinelli, the state attorney general, on women's and health issues, POLITICO has learned.
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"If the November election taught us anything, it's that voters are sick and tired of politicians like Cuccinelli who want to insert themselves into our personal medical decisions. Cuccinelli's ongoing attacks on women's health and economic security should be a warning to us all: women's health will be on the Virginia ballot in 2013," said Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Action Fund.
At the center of the campaign is a new website, "Keep Ken Out." The site features news clips about Cuccinelli, a blog and a list of his positions on issues like abortion, contraception and Obamacare.
A disclaimer at the bottom of the site says it was authorized by the campaign of Terry McAuliffe, Cuccinelli's Democratic opponent.
"Ken Cuccinelli might not yet be a household name. But in just three short years, he has amassed a record as Virginia attorney general that has earned him the distinction of 'the most overtly partisan attorney general in Virginia's history,'" the main bar of the site says. "Now, he's trying to take his ideology straight to the Virginia governor's office."
This site isn't the first time Cuccinelli has come under fire for his views on social issues during the early part of the campaign. He got in trouble last month for saying that opponents of the federal mandate for contraception coverage should be willing to "go to jail" to show their opposition.
The site's launch is pegged to the release of "The Last Line of Defense," Cuccinelli's new book, which came out Tuesday.
Cuccinelli's campaign blasted the site as a distraction from more pressing economic and state-related issues.
"Once again Terry McAuliffe is bringing in his out-of-state network of liberal friends to try and influence voters in Virginia," said Cuccinelli spokesman Jahan Wilcox. "Instead of offering plans to grow Virginia's economy — instead of Mississippi's — fix our transportation system, or improve our schools, Terry McAuliffe's team is trying to do everything it can to not talk about the issues that matter to the people of Virginia."


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New Car Review
2014 Ford F-150: New Car Review
While the choices in full-size half-ton pickups aren't nearly as varied as with family sedans or SUVs, there's still a pretty good selection from which to choose. Nonetheless, the 2014 Ford F-150 continues to be the best-selling truck of them all, year after year. That's not because its rivals are weak; rather, it's because Ford continues to offer customers so many of the features important to them, in a package that's handsome, rugged and reliable.
From features and fuel economy to towing and hauling, the F-150 has it covered. Depending on the model, you can have everything from a basic work truck to a luxurious country limousine. The F-150 is the first full-size pickup to offer a turbocharged V6 engine and an electronic locking rear axle. It also has several clever little features such as a built-in step inside the bed door and Hill Start Assist, which prevents the truck from rolling backward when stopped on a steep angle.
What's New for 2014?
The F-150 receives only minor updates this year. Most notably, xenon headlights are now standard on XLT and above.
What We Like
Varied model lineup; great engine range includes turbocharged EcoBoost V6; lots of clever features to assist on the job site
What We Don't
Confusingly long list of options and trims
How Much?
Fuel Economy
The base F-150 engine is a 3.7-liter V6 good for 302 horsepower and 278 lb-ft of torque. It returns fuel economy of 17 miles per gallon city/23 mpg highway (2-wheel drive) and 16 mpg city/21 mpg hwy (4-wheel drive).
The twin-turbocharged, 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 produces a very healthy 365 hp and 420 lb-ft of torque while returning fuel economy of 16 mpg city/22 mpg hwy (2-wheel drive) and 15 mpg city/21 mpg hwy (4-wheel drive). Properly equipped, the EcoBoost V6 can tow up to 11,300 pounds and carry a payload of 3,060 pounds.
In the V8 category, the F-150 offers a 5.0-liter engine rated at 360 hp and 380 lb-ft of torque. Fuel economy figures are 15 mpg city/21 mpg hwy (2-wheel drive) and 14 mpg city/19 mpg hwy (4-wheel drive).
At the top is the monster 6.2-liter V8 rated at 411 hp and 434 lb-ft of torque. Environmental Protection Agency fuel ratings for this engine drop to 13 mpg city/18 mpg hwy (2-wheel drive) and 12 mpg city/16 mpg hwy (4-wheel drive).
Standard Features & Options
The F-150 is offered in nine trim levels -- XL, STX, XLT, FX2/FX4, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Limited and the purpose-built SVT Raptor off-roader. There are three cab options -- regular cab, SuperCab (with small rear doors) and SuperCrew (with full-sized rear doors) and three bed lengths -- 5.5 feet, 6.5 feet and 8 feet. Note that cab and bed availability depend on the selected trim.
The XL gives you just the basics, so you have steel wheels, manual mirrors and windows, a bench seat with vinyl upholstery and a radio that doesn't even have a CD player or an audio jack. At least air conditioning comes standard, as well.
The STX steps up to 17-inch alloy wheels, cruise control, cloth upholstery, powered accessories and a CD stereo with an auxiliary audio input.
The XLT adds automatic xenon headlights, fog lights, steering-wheel-mounted controls and SYNC voice-command functionality with Bluetooth.
The FX2 and FX4 (the number denotes 2- or 4-wheel drive) boast 18-in wheels, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, SYNC with a 4.2-in dashboard display, satellite radio, a leather-wrapped steering wheel that both tilts and telescopes and individual front bucket seats with power driver adjustments.
The Lariat picks up the pace with leather upholstery, power-adjustable pedals, a power rear window, power front seats with driver memory and the MyFord Touch infotainment system.
The King Ranch ups the ante, flaunting extra chrome on the outside, power-folding mirrors with heating and auto-dimming, cooled front seats, heated rear seats, unique Chaparral leather upholstery, a power-adjustable steering wheel and a 10-speaker, 700-watt Sony sound system with a subwoofer.
The Platinum one-ups the King Ranch with 20-in wheels, chrome mirror caps, power running boards, rain-sensing wipers and a navigation system.
The Limited tops things off with massive 22-in wheels, a sunroof and subtle styling enhancements.
The SVT Raptor, meanwhile, stands alone as a high-performance, off-road-ready beast. The big 6.2-liter V8 is standard here, as are a roughly 7-in wider track, a special long-travel suspension with Fox racing shocks and cast-aluminum SVT control arms, a unique grille and 17-in black alloy wheels with BF Goodrich off-road tires.
The Ford F-150 comes with anti-lock disc brakes, electronic traction and stability control, front and front seat side-impact airbags and side curtain airbags (for both front and rear passengers on SuperCab and SuperCrew cabs).
The F-150 scored well in the government's crash tests, though some models got only three out of five stars in the rollover roof strength test. However, the independent Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gave the F-150 top marks, naming it a Top Safety Pick.
Behind the Wheel
Given its impressive towing and payload abilities, one might expect the F-150 to ride like a stiffly sprung work truck. But it doesn't. On the open road and even around town, the F-150 delivers the kind of ride and handling one would expect of a large SUV -- smooth, stable and comfortable. The F-150's electrically assisted power steering delivers good feedback and handles the job of moving the F-150's bulk with ease.
On rough roads, the F-150 remains composed, remarkably so for a truck. We like the power provided by the 5.0-liter V8 and especially the rowdy 6.2-liter V8, but it's the EcoBoost V6 that most intrigues us. This turbo V6 is an impressively versatile engine, delivering huge supplies of power when asked yet achieving above-average fuel economy when driven gently.
Other Cars to Consider
Chevrolet Silverado -- It's just as capable, if not more so, and the Silverado is new for 2014 with a much-improved interior.
Toyota Tundra -- Also redesigned for 2014, the new Tundra features more macho styling, newly luxurious trim levels and a proven 5.7-liter V8.
RAM 1500 -- The big news for the 2014 RAM is the arrival of a turbodiesel V6 model that should eclipse the EcoBoost engine's fuel economy.
AutoTrader's Advice
With so many trims and models, it's impossible to pick just one. We recommend EcoBoost for most uses, but if you frequently tow heavy loads and/or love the sound and thrust of an American V8, there's no substitute for the 6.2-liter motor.


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CERT Program Drafts Operational Guide and Hosts Symposium to Spur Better Health Information Exchange System Resilience
May 15, 2013 • Announcement
May 15, 2013—The advent of digital medical record keeping has enabled numerous opportunities for improved and more consistent patient care. Health information exchanges (HIE) represent one such advancement. HIEs enable disparate health care information systems to easily and effectively share digital patient and healthcare information. Their ultimate goal is to provide accurate, timely, and equitable patient care by eliminating the need to rely on slower, more error-prone methods of information exchange, such as telephone, fax, and email. However, the emergence of HIEs has shed light on a number of cybersecurity challenges healthcare providers must address. Cybersecurity incident management is key among them.
With its long history in the field of incident management and resilience, the SEI's CERT Program is well positioned to help HIEs build a cybersecurity incident response capability. To launch this effort, SEI CERT Program researchers have drafted a guide to enable health information exchanges (HIEs) to remain resilient during cybersecurity incidents and disruptions. Developed in response to a request from the Department of Health and Human Services Office of the National Coordinator, the guide addresses the need for maintaining continuity and security in the midst of increasing cyber threats and other disruptions.
The seven-chapter guide is based on the "Service Continuity" process area of the CERT Resilience Management Model (CERT-RMM), a capability model for operational resilience management. "We tailored the information in the CERT-RMM specifically for HIEs," said Sam Merrell, member of the CERT Program engineering staff and leader for the project. "Our team includes people from the CERT Program, who understand cyber security and resilience, as well as representatives from industry, who understand how HIEs work. By bringing together our strengths in both areas, we were able to create a guide that is very specific and very useful for HIEs."
The guide recommends seven activities that range from creating plans for dealing with disruptions to testing and maintaining those plans. The guide also addresses the role of healthcare-specific laws and regulations in relation to maintaining resilience. "HIEs are faced with the same threats and disruptions that affect other organizations, but they also have to navigate those disruptions with HIPAA, state-specific regulations, and other legal considerations in mind. This guide covers those considerations," said Merrell.
Next steps for the guide include a review by subject matter experts. To facilitate this review, CERT will host the CERT Symposium on Cyber Security Incident Management for Health Information Exchanges, which will be held in Pittsburgh on June 26. The symposium will take place at Carnegie Mellon University's Posner Center in Pittsburgh, Pa. The Department of Health and Human Services, whose initial request led to the creation of the resilience guide for health information exchanges, is the symposium's primary sponsor.
Bringing together representatives from a range of health information exchanges (HIEs), the symposium will provide an opportunity to discuss the cyber security challenges facing HIEs and will contribute to improving the overall state of practice. The symposium will also feature presentations by selected experts on topics such as
- HIPAA compliance during a cybersecurity incident
- cyber incident reporting and communications
- cyber security service level agreements in HIEs
- legal considerations for HIEs when managing a cybersecurity incident
- continuity and how HIEs can support providers' incident management practices
The symposium's featured speakers include the following: Alexandra (Alix) Goss, Health Information Technology Coordinator for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; Lee Kim, an attorney at Tucker Arensberg, P.C. whose practice areas include healthcare technology, information technology, privacy and security, and intellectual property; Greg Porter, founder of Allegheny Digital, an information security company specializing in managed security services, information security risk management and incident response for the health care industry; and Matthew Butkovic, portfolio manager of Infrastructure Resilience in the SEI's CERT Program.
For more information about the CERT Symposium on Cyber Security Incident Management for Health Information Exchanges, please visit the symposium website: www.cert.org/cybersecurity-hie/.To register for the symposium, please visit www.cert.org/cybersecurity-hie/register.html.


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Rail chief blames employee in Quebec train crash
Amateur video captured the deadly explosion after a runaway oil tanker train derailed and exploded last weekend, leaving 60 people dead or missing and flattening part of a small Quebec town. Powered by NewsLook.com Newslook
LAC-MEGANTIC, Quebec (AP) — The president and CEO of the railway's parent company said Wednesday an employee failed to properly set the brakes of the train that crashed into a town in Quebec, killing at least 15 people.
Edward Burkhardt, president and CEO of Rail World Inc., made his comments during his first visit to the town where dozens of people are still missing following Saturday's fiery crash.
"It was questionable whether hand brakes were put in place at this time," Burkhardt said. "I don't think any employees removed brakes. They failed to set the brakes."
He said a train engineer has been suspended without pay.
"I think he did something wrong. It's hard to explain why someone didn't do something. We think he applied some hand brakes but the question is did he apply enough of them," Burkhardt explained. "He said he applied 11 hand brakes we think that's not true. Initially we believed him but now we don't."
Burkhardt, who arrived with a police escort, was heckled by angry residents said that he had stayed in Chicago to deal with the crisis in his office, where he was better able to communicate with insurers and officials in different places during what he described as 20-hour work days.
The railway boss promised an energetic response to the humanitarian crisis.


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1982 Porsche 928 Base 4.5 from North America
Oil leak at oil pan.
General Comments:
I found this 928 one month ago, sitting in a horse pasture.
It wasn't running, and had (has) electrical problems; however, it has good bones and cranked right up after I put a vacuum cap on a port I found uncovered on the intake plenum.
It runs fine now, and I am finding it pretty easy to work on.
Lots to do yet, but I am enjoying every moment of it. Almost as much fun as I had working on my 67 GTO convertible.
My high maintenance wife has even taken an interest in the 928, and has named it Greta!
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
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Established: 2013
Owners: Rich Harder, Jim Swanson, Ken Swanson, John Wilson.
Managing Partner/GM: Jim Swanson.
Head Coach: Todd Haney.
Assistant Coaches: Troy Birtwistle, Curtis Pelletier.
Ballpark: Wilson's Group Stadium at Royal Athletic Park
Address: 1014 Caledonia Ave.
Capacity: 2,521 in baseball configuration, total capacity 5,500
Dimensions: LF - 315', CF - 390', RF - 315'
For more information on the Victoria HarbourCats, please visit: harbourcats.com
Victoria HarbourCats
101-1814 Vancouver Street
Victoria, BC, Canada V8T 5E3
(778) 265-0327
Pros to Watch
Pros to Watch: Gabe Clark (Oregon State), First Baseman, Toronto Blue Jays
Former HarbourCat and 2014 WCL All-Star Game Home Run Derby champion Gabe Clark hit six homers in his rookie season in the Toronto Blue Jays organization. The former Beaver right-handed hitting slugger from Riverside, California enjoyed a breakout summer in Victoria in 2014.
Big Man on Campus
Big Man on Campus: Griffin Andreychuk, Infielder, Seattle RedHawks
Junior infielder Griffin Andreychuk looks to build on a solid sophomore campaign that saw the HarbourCats second baseman hit .306 with 4 homers and 42 RBIs for Seattle Univ. Last summer, Andreychuk led Victoria in hitting with a .385 batting average with 5 home runs and 25 RBIs. Griffin is returning to the Cats in 2016 for his third season with the team.
Royal Athletic Park:
Victoria's first professional baseball championship came in 1920, when the original Victoria Capitals won their league championship, playing before a crowd of more than 4,200 on Opening Day, at a brand new ballpark then constructed behind the landmark Empress Hotel.
Royal Athletic Park, home of the HarbourCats, was originally constructed in 1946, and first played host to the Victoria Athletics, who were a 'Class B' affiliate of the New York Yankees, from 1946 to 1951. The team changed its name to the Tyees in 1952, and won the Western International League pennant in their final year in 1954.
Modern day Royal Athletic Park was rebuilt in 1967, after a large fire at the original. The Victoria Mussels (1978-79) and then the Victoria Blues (1980) played out of the ballpark in the affiliated Northwest League.
After a pair of independent leagues fielded teams most recently in the 2000's, the HarbourCats have established likely the most stable and prosperous tenure in the history of Royal Athletic Park. The club has seen increased attendance in each of their first four years, reaching the top-10 among summer-collegiate teams in North America in 2016.
Improvements such as new 'Diamond Club' seats added in 2016 underscore the HarbourCats long-term commitment to Victoria and calling Royal Athletic Park home for a long time to come.
Community: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Population: 375,000
Must Eat: Yates Street Tap House, Floyd's Diner, Romeo's Pizza
Watering Hole: Spinnakers Gastro Brewpub
Must See: Victoria's Inner Harbour
Best Golf: Bear Mountain Resort
Paper: Times Colonist
Victoria is a world-renowned tourist destination that successfully mixes old English charm with new and diverse experiences. Victoria has been chosen as a host city for the Under 20 World Cup; the World Curling Championships and many other world-class events. The City of Victoria is thrilled to have the West Coast League in its beautiful city. Victoria is surrounded in stunning natural beauty and offers a variety of activities for anyone; visitors can enjoy everything from whale watching to afternoon tea in Victoria. It is this reputation that has led Victoria to be rated one of the top 10 islands in the world by the 2012 Travel+Leisure World's Best Awards. Historic Royal Athletic Park is the host venue for the HarbourCats; built in the early 1900's and rebuilt in 1967 Royal Athletic Park is the premiere outdoor sports venue on the island and provides a beautiful backdrop for West Coast League action.


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Hey Sarah, big thanks for making us the Camp kitchen organiser. Finally got it set up today on the road and it's perfect for getting the everyday items up and keeping the bench clear.
sarahI am after a canvas carry bag for my portable wood heater with folding legs. The bag would need to be 500mm long, 300mm high and 300mm wide with carry handles and either U shaped full zip top or hook & eye loop full flap with plastic clips.Please advise me of what you think.RegardsGreg
Sarah do you do rear seat organisers? I would be looking to put into it hema tour books, hema maps, cords for phones, iPads etc, plus iPads. Wo probably want two, but not sure what my wife would require in hers!
For this month (August) I will do a "Father's Day Special price" on my Deluxe Map bag/pouch & my Flatpack Map bag/pouch.*Any confirmed orders for these items placed in August will get the special price.Deluxe map bag/pouch made with a plastic pocket front to hold the map that you are using. Velcro flap closure.It will hold about 20 rooftop maps so that you shouldn't get lost. Internal measurements - 35cm long, 20cm high & 5cm wideDeluxe Normally $25 + postageFathers Day special $22 + postageFlatpack Map bag/pouchA map bag that holds rooftops & hema maps. With Velcro closure flap to fit multiple maps.Internal measurements - 35cm long 20cm high Flatpack Normally $18 + postageFathers Day Special $15 + postageRegular parcel postage $7.60 Express parcel postage $10.35(500g parcel) I can just fit 1 deluxe & 1 Flatpack in the 500g parcel.* Canvas Colour may be different*If you would like to place an order or have a question please send a message through.Sorry I haven't got the photos here but I need Tim to put them on for me hopefully in the next few days. I can do them on Facebook but not here. Photos at this stage can be seen on my canvas Facebook page. You can look at me Facebook page without being a Facebook member. https://www.facebook.com/sarahscanvasproducts/
Don't forget people, I dunno how many people carry manuals for items on their trailers or in their cars... but these would be handy for printed out manuals for things like Tow Pro, or chargers, or inverters etc etc etc
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It's a revolution in your head I'm boosting
Like I read the future
My execution
Used as a stimulant to get you into it
Show you my sentiments
Mental leasing the flicks
Don't hate, felicitate
Whenever you get the break
It's always a risk you take
Doing a different take
Big mistake rappers make
The cake they want it now
So they copy who's the hottest now they sounding funny style
I know you're hungry pal, me too
I need food
But I don't redo what he do
I'm lethal
Like jimson root
Go ahead, attempt to shoot
It's flawless like a dentist's tooth
Oblivious to all this ignorance
They need to get a grip
Don't be an idiot
In a high state, I transmigrate
To a fly take
Make you wanna get your life straight
I'mma introduce the places that I ventured to
I get cha proof of a hip-hop institute
It's the truth
I'm just being hospitable
Sittin' bull
The chief I seek the hidden jewels
Some just complain about the status of rap
They say it's average in fact
They wish the eighties was back
I say everything's everything
Nothing stays the same
And yet, it is the same, just given a different name
Money's all that matter to you? You sniffing 'caine
You need to uplift your brain, forget the fame
You say you get power, if you get money
How you get those if you just a dummy?
Just stay on your toes man
In this world that's just how it goes man
In Oakland, gotta get with the program
With flows I wanna control the whole land
You just gotta stay on your toes man
In this world that's just how it goes man
In Oakland, gotta get with the program
With flows I wanna control the whole land
And keep growin'
Nowadays I hear the same crap
Complain "rap is trendy" not to give anybody with a name dap
When did that start?
It sound childish
You went to college but I think you need some extra mileage
Underground cats disrespect who they don't listen to
If you looked at my CD rack you'd probably diss me to
That's so weak
Don't speak when a niggarole creep
Or I'm finna go deep
I heard a MC in a cipher straight lying
Damn near crying, talking 'bout "real Hip-Hop's dying"
That's some dumb shit!
That's what I was thinking (Uh-huh)
But I didn't say nothing to him cause I knew that I been drinking
He must be blind as hell
Hip-Hop is alive and well
He ain't got the mind to tell
I rhyme with Del
Drink Guiness combined with Ale
Never been inclined to fail, applyin' the skill
I be tryin' to build with the close-minded
But they so blinded I get upset and they get clothes-lined
Don't hate on nobody
Stay on your toes
Even if he got platinum or gold on him
Stay on your toes
Underground to Commercial cat
Stay on your toes
I know them or I ain't heard of that
Stay on your toes
From backpacks and licorice sticks
To black macs with ammunition and clips
Man I can get with this shit
Yeah, it's all the same
Some of y'all call it game
Say it's either for the props or the fame and all the change
Use what you call your brain
The whole aim
Home on the range
Just stay out my lane
A characteristically clever and humble song by Del and A-Plus of Hieroglyphics, "Stay On Your Toes" calls out today's rap community for being unoriginal, greedy, haters, or a combination of the three. Del admits that he may not be the richest or most popular rapper, but above all values his originality and willingness to be himself. A-Plus laments the pervasiveness of haters who claim that rap isn't hard enough, or it's too mainstream, or it isn't how it used to be. He urges them to shut their mouths and just appreciate that hip-hop is what it is.
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York Blvd closed at Figueroa due to manhole explosion. #90042 pic.twitter.com/AAyzIUByjp
— Highland Park (@HLP90042) January 8, 2014
An explosion in an underground utility vault in Highland Park tonight prompted the closure of York Boulevard and may have also triggered a temporary power outage in the area.
The LAPD Northeast Division on its Twitter feed said that police and fire officials were investigating the underground explosion that took place at about 8 p.m. York was closed one block east of Figueroa Street. Meanwhile, the Highland Park Twitter feed said the explosion may have also been responsible for a brief power outage that extended south to Avenue 50.


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Mother charged with murder in teen's starvation
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A North Dakota woman whose 13-year-old son weighed 21 pounds when he died in January has been charged with murder, authorities said Tuesday.
State Medical Examiner William Massello said Jessica Lee Jensen's son died from chronic starvation due to untreated juvenile appetite disorder. He listed the manner of death as homicide.
Aidan Edward Bossingham's weight was about the same as that of a young toddler when he died. His mother told investigators that Aidan had a hormonal growth problem and that his pituitary gland did not function properly, according to court documents.
This photo provided by the Ward County Sheriff's Office shows Jessica Lee Jensen, of Kenmare, N.D. Authorities say Jensen, whose 13-year-old son weighed 21 pounds when he died in January, has been charged with murder and neglect, Tuesday, March 25, 2014. (AP Photo/Ward County Sheriff's Office)
Jensen, 35, of Kenmare, in northern North Dakota near the Canadian border, said her son would eat and then throw up. She said he had not seen a doctor for several years, the documents say.
She also has been charged with neglect for allegedly failing to provide proper care for her two other children — a 14-year-old son and a 7-year-old daughter, both of whom are the biological children of her husband, Charles Jensen. The court documents describe him as being "separated" from Jessica Jensen and say he moved out of the family home last summer.
Charles Jensen said that since approximately 2005, he "had no say in how the children were raised or treated," according to the documents. He said Jessica Jensen "blew up" whenever he confronted her about Aidan's medical issues. A published phone number could not be found for Charles Jensen.
The 14-year-old and 7-year-old are now staying with family members, said Ward County sheriff's Capt. Robert Barnard.
After her first child was born, Jessica Jensen had Aidan with a man who is now deceased, court documents state.
The murder and neglect charges were filed Monday, and Minot attorney Robert Martin said he was appointed Tuesday to represent Jessica Jensen. Martin said he had not yet met with Jensen and had no comment.
She was being held Tuesday in the Ward County Jail in Minot. Her bond was set at $250,000, and her next court date is May 1.
The investigation began the night of Jan. 12 when authorities received a call from Jessica Jensen who, according to court documents, told the dispatcher her son had "passed on."
Kenmare police officer Jason Cartier arrived at the family's house and reported that Jensen was sitting on a couch with a small child in her arms and told him, "He's dead." The officer reported that Jensen appeared "exceptionally calm" while he was at the home.
Cartier tried to open the child's mouth to do CPR, but couldn't because of the onset of rigor mortis, the documents say. Massello, the medical examiner, said such stiffening of the body typically sets in after three hours in a house at 70 degrees.
The court documents state that Jensen told the police officer she had waited a half-hour before calling 911. The documents do not indicate what the temperature was in the home at the time the boy was found.
The documents describe the boy as having been "gaunt, with bones and joints visible under the skin" and with "bruises and contusions on various parts of his body."
A nurse practitioner at Trinity Kenmare Community Hospital reported that the child looked to be 2 or 3 years old, the documents say.
Jensen told investigators that on the day her son Aidan died he had eaten oatmeal for breakfast and later had a Sprite, yogurt and some homemade "Pedialyte," according to the documents.
She told them that she could not recall the last time the boy had seen a doctor. She said her children do not have a regular physician because she believes she can "solve the problems," the court documents state.
Massello reported the child's body weighed 21 pounds when examined. The medical examiner also reported that the boy's stomach was empty and observed that his conditions were medically treatable, the documents say.
The documents note Jensen's home was "quite cluttered and dirty" and that one of the bedrooms "was littered with filth and what appeared to be feces."
Jensen told authorities that she had been home schooling her two sons for several years, the court documents state. The documents indicate that Jensen's sons attended school until May 2009. In August of that year, Jensen filed statements of intent to home-school the boys. She filed nothing more with the school district until March of 2012, which the documents show followed an investigation by county social services into a report of educational neglect.
No statement of intent to educate her 7-year-old daughter has been filed, according to court documents. The daughter was unable to spell her name, the documents state, and she told investigators she does not attend school but does homework at home on a computer.
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DALLAS (NCBWA) – The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association
(NCBWA) continues its tradition of NCAA Division I polls for the seventh
year with its 2004 weekly surveys. Weekly polls will continue from Feb.
2 through June 30, 2004, following the NCAA World Series in Omaha, Neb.
The early polls of the 2004 season have representation by 16 different
conferences and top independents among the 285 baseball-playing schools
in the NCAA Division I ranks.
Founded in 1962, the NCBWA is dedicated to the advancement of college
baseball. Membership is open to writers, broadcasters and publicists of
the sport. Members receive a membership card, directory, newsletter updates
and official votes in the Howser Award Player of the Year, Regional Player
of the Year and NCBWA All-America voting. The NCBWA also sponsors preseason
All-American awards, publication and writing contests.