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PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia quarterback Michael Vick and running back LeSean McCoy have been ruled out for the Eagles' game against Carolina on Monday night because of concussions.
Coach Andy Reid announced the decisions Saturday.
Eagles trainer Rick Burkholder said Vick is symptom-free, but McCoy has headaches and dizziness.
Vick was injured against Dallas on Nov. 11 and didn't play last week in the Eagles' 31-6 loss to Washington, their sixth straight loss. McCoy was hurt in the fourth quarter against the Redskins.
Rookies Nick Foles and Bryce Brown will start in place of Vick and McCoy. Foles will make his second career start at quarterback, and Brown his first NFL at tailback.
Burkholder said Vick has advanced to phase three of the team's five-phase concussion recovery protocol, which is separate from the NFL-mandated concussion program.
"Every thing's progressing as normal with him," Burkholder said. "He reports no symptoms, no headache, no vision problems, no nauseu, no fatigue. He hasn't reported any symptoms after he did his workout today."
Burkholder said Vick participated in moderate heart-rate exercise on a bike machine Saturday and was symptom-free afterward for the first time.
Burkholder wouldn't speculate whether Vick would be able to play against the Cowboys on Dec. 2.
"I'm encouraged at the way he's doing, but if he plays he plays, if he doesn't he doesn't," Burkholder said. "But he's going to be healthy before he plays."
Browns wave off white flags: CLEVELAND The Cleveland Browns have waved off their white-flag giveaway.
Following days of criticism, the Browns have decided to cancel a promotion to hand out white flags to fans before Sunday's game against the rival Pittsburgh Steelers. Because white flags symbolize surrender, the giveaway seemed to imply the Browns were giving up against the Steelers, who have won 16 of the past 17 games between the AFC North foes.
Browns spokesman Neal Gulkis said in a statement on Saturday that the team scrapped the idea "in the best interests of everyone. It is something that was intended to be fun for our fans and that they could rally around, and we regret that some didn't perceive it that way."
The flag giveaway was poorly received by many Browns fans and even some players.
Vikings' Harvin ruled out: EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — The Minnesota Vikings have declared wide receiver Percy Harvin out of Sunday's game at Chicago because of his sprained left ankle.
Harvin was listed doubtful on Friday after missing another week of practice, and the team downgraded him to out on the injury report Saturday while deciding not to take him on the trip so he can continue to rest. Harvin was hurt Nov. 4 at Seattle and missed the Nov. 11 game.
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Charlottesville police say two women were fighting over a man on Wednesday, March 2nd, and the fight escalated when their friends got involved.
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Ram Porat was arrested when American Airlines staff found him on a plane at the Nashville airport in the middle of the night. The 28-year-old Israeli is accused of having scaled an airport fence and broken into the plane.
One man wasn't taking any chances when it came to missing his flight.
A 28-year-old Israeli man is in hot water after he allegedly scaled a fence at the Nashville airport in the middle of the night, then broke into and boarded an American Airlines plane that was parked at a gate, The Tennessean reported.
"I own the world," Ram Porat told police, according to the arrest report. "It was something I wanted to do and an obstacle I wanted to overcome."
He never gained access to secured areas of the Nashville International Airport, but he did make it into the plane, parked at gate C-19, before airline employees found him there and called the police.
Cops charged Porat with unlawful entry to a secured airport area and aircraft as well as with vandalism and criminal trespass. According to Israeli newspaper Yediot Ahronoth, he was released on $14,000 bail.
The Tennessean reported that Porat damaged the airport fence, which was marked with "no trespassing" signs as a secure area, in the process of scaling it.
Both papers reported that Porat had been arrested just last week for driving under the influence and drug offenses after he was found with almost 16 grams of marijuana during a traffic stop.
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Vermont Law School student Garrett Chrostek '12 was recently named a winner of the 2012 Distinguished Legal Writing Awards, the most prestigious award in legal writing in the United States.
It is the second consecutive year that a VLS student has received the award from the Burton Awards for Legal Achievement. Each year, only 15 students receive the award out of the entries from law schools across the country. This year, the winning law schools include VLS, Columbia, Duke, Emory, Georgetown, Iowa and Penn. Award winners attend a gala black tie event at the Library of Congress in June. This year's guest of honor will be retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens.
Chrostek won for his article, "A Critique of Vermont's Right-to-Farm Law and Proposals for Better Protecting the State's Agricultural Future," 36 Vt. L. Rev. 233 (2011). Garrett credits Vermont for being one of the first states to adopt a right-to-farm law, but argues that the current law falls short when compared to developments in other states. He offers a number of concrete and realistic reforms to improve the Vermont law, including strengthening protections against nuisance lawsuits, mandating administrative proceeding prior to any nuisance lawsuit, using a "size-and-scope restriction to eliminate protections for certain unfavorable forms of agriculture," exempting farming from certain municipal regulations and allowing farmers to recover attorney fees for successfully defending against nuisance suits. His note provides timely insights on an important but often overlooked Vermont law.
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Beginning Oct. 28, Flight 3745 will be operating out of the Ronkonkoma-based airport with a daily departure time of 5:15 p.m. Service to the nation's capital will be provided on a 50-seat regional jet and expand the number of daily flights at MacArthur to 23.
Terry Hennessey, interim airport commissioner, said the new flight was added as the result of high demand from local business travelers.
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So, will Vitor Belfort beat Chris Weidman? 'No,' says Dan Henderson
"No," he said without hesitation. Asked why he was so sure about that, Henderson threw it all on the table.
"Vitor is very capable of beating anybody in those first few minutes of a fight because he is dangerous and he hits hard," Henderson said. "But, I just -- I don't see it happening, especially if the fight is in the U.S."
Henderson has somewhat quietly been on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for a few years, though he has been less scrutinized than Belfort of late. The reasons for this vary among fans and media, but the big differentiators seem to be that Belfort looks conspicuously different than he did in 2010, and that he was popped for elevated testosterone back in 2006 at Pride 32. That fight, which happened in the state of Nevada, was against none other than Henderson himself. It didn't help that Belfort's usage only became a revelation after he flattened Michael Bisping with a headkick at UFC on FX 7 in January of last year.
In Belfort's past three fights -- all of them occurring in Brazil -- he has knocked out his opponents violently. Asked if he thought there was anything fishy going on, Henderson wouldn't quite go that far.
"I don't know, I'm not going to point fingers and say things I have no idea about," he said. "Obviously [Vitor] wouldn't be able to use TRT here, but I just feel like he's definitely…his body has changed a little bit in the last couple of years that he hasn't been fighting here.
"There's reasons for that. He's been fighting a long time and we've seen his body change a couple of different times. It is what it is. At the same time, I have no idea, he could be doing everything right by the book and the way he should. Which is what he should have done years ago, as well."
And even though Henderson likes Weidman to defend his title against Belfort on U.S. soil, he did admit that he hadn't watched too many of Weidman's previous fights.
"No, I didn't see him a whole lot until he fought Anderson Silva the first time," he said. "I'd seen maybe one fight of his before that. I felt that he was really tough and had a good style to beat Anderson. But I said that the first time he fought Anderson. He's got decent hands, he's not afraid to bang and he's a good wrestler that can put Anderson on his back."
He might be better off going to another org for a couple big money fights before he's done. I wouldn't mind seeing him fight Rampage again or King Mo.
I don't know the terms of what each side is asking for, but I agree with everyone that given his 3-fight losing skid, his last KO loss, and his age, his value has dramatically decreased.
I wouldn't mind Shogun II, or Thiago Silva I, but Dan needs to realize, he's not really in the position to play hardball... He really did look slow in his last few fights and had a little less aggression. I wonder if that Shogun fight took it out of him.
Although I had him winning against both Rashad and Machida, he has seemed to slow down and he probably doesn't have much time left to fight. I hate to see him go, but if he does retire soon, I want to see him go out with one last great H-bomb.
I hate to say it, but Dan has been looking pretty slow in his last several fights. What an awesome fighter though. Gonna miss him when he is done.
Dan is in a really bad position, 3 fight loosing skid, just got stopped and is nearing the end of his career. I think any offer around 100k would be a fair amount, he did just get 250k for the fight against Vitor.
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Dan Henderson: UFC still 'a little far apart' on idea of value for new contract
However, in his last fight against Belfort -- the contract fight -- Henderson was knocked out for the first time in 40 professional bouts. Given the nature of the first two losses, and that he "got caught" with an uppercut against Belfort, Henderson feels that the UFC still wants him on its roster.
"I think they want me to come back," he said. "I dont want to go anywhere else, its not even in my mind right now and I dont think they want me to go anywhere else either. Its just something where were a little far apart, and we need to sit down and get it hashed out."
Henderson said that he wouldnt retire even if he and the UFC couldnt reach an agreement. He also said that once a deal is reached, that hes open about returning as a middleweight or a light heavyweight, depending on whats wanted. As far as a timetable for returning to the cage, Henderson said that sometime in April or May would be his preference.
In speculating about the pending initial offer by the UFC thats on the table right now, in conjunction with the outcome of his most recent fights, Henderson said the amount of overall events -- and diminishing returns on pay-per-view numbers -- might have something to do with it.
"I think, from what Ive been hearing theyre trying to lower everyones purses win or lose, just because pay-per-view numbers arent as high as they used to be," he said. "They are having a lot more shows, a lot more pay-per-views, a lot more free cards, so obviously theyre going to do less PPVs when theyre offering so many more cards and shows. Its just a little too watered down to get as many numbers as they used to on every pay-per-view card."
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The U.S. will field a veteran squad at the World Championships, including a combined 8 Olympic appearances. Fabien Lefevre, a two-time Olympic medalist for France, will be joined on Team USA by Olympians Casey Eichfeld (2012, 2008), Rick Powell (2008), Benn Fraker (2008), Jeff Larimer (2012) and Eric Hurd (2012).
USA Canoe/Kayak is proud to nominate 11 athletes to the 2014 U.S. Junior and Under-23 Slalom World Championship Team. They will compete at the ICF Canoe Slalom Jr. and U-23 World Championships in Penrith, Australia, April 23-27, 2014.
Casey Eichfeld (Drums, Pa.) and Devin McEwan (Salisbury, Conn.) won Gold in men's double canoe at the 2014 Oceania Championships in Penrith, Australia. It looks like the duo, who finished as high as 13th on the 2013 World Cup tour, may be starting to turn the corner.
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A day after Fabien Lefevre placed 4th in the men's K-1 final, Team USA notched another Top 5 finish when Dana Mann took 5th in the women's K-1 final as the 2013 Slalom World Championships concluded on Sunday.
The week's racing was highlighted by the Silver medal won by the U.S. in the men's kayak team event and Fabien Lefevre's Top 10 finish in C-1.
The weekend was highlighted by Fabien Lefevre's 4th place finish in C-1 and Eichfeld's hot start in the C-1 heats.
Zach Lokken (Durango, Colo.) placed 9th in the Under-23 men's canoe final on Sunday, as the Junior Slalom World Championships came to a close. The 19-year-old finished with a time of 116.84, including 3 gate touch penalties. His time was +11.47 seconds behind the first place finisher – Patrik Gajarsky of host country Slovakia.
Dana Mann (Washington, D.C.) finished 14th in women's K-1 in her first World Cup of the season and first as a member of Team USA. The Slovakia-born paddler turned in a semifinal run time of 118.17, which was +6.86 seconds behind the round's first place finisher. She incurred one gate touch penalty, which was enough to knock her out of the Top 10 and a place in the Final.
New U.S. paddler Fabien Lefevre (Bethesda, Md.) won the Bronze medal in the Men's Kayak (K-1) Saturday at the 2013 Slalom World Cup No. 1. The two-time Olympic medalist for France improved from 16th after heats and 5th after the semifinals with a penalty-free final run time of 89.14, which was 2.03 seconds behind the Gold medalist Fabien Doerfler of Germany.
Michal Smolen (Gastonia, N.C.) and Ashley Nee (Bethesda, Md.) win Gold in Men's and Women's Kayak, respectively. Micki Reeves (Denver, Colo.) won Gold in Women's Canoe.
USA Canoe/Kayak competed in the 2013 Pan American Canoe Slalom Championships, March 2-3 in Union de Tula, Mexico.
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Caroline Queen (Darnestown, Md.) placed 9th in the U23 Women's K1 Final Sunday as the 2012 ICF Junior/U23 Slalom World Championships wrapped up in Wausau, Wis. Queen incurred one two-second touch penalty en route to a time of 135.51, which was +18.40 seconds back from the first place finisher Katerina Kudejova of Czech Republic.
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Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn is putting his support behind a "Gun Free Zone" campaign, encouraging businesses to post a decal in their windows, stating that guns are not allowed.
For Kurt Geisel, the owner of Cafe Racer, it's so much more than just a sticker in his window, more than just his stance on a political issue. It's one way to let those lost in the shooting at his business last year know they're not forgotten.
"I think about them every day, there's not a day that goes by that I don't think about what I could have done to prevent what happened from happening," he said.
"Most of the people at Cafe Racer, want it to go away. Just want to put it in our past but then how are you going to honor the victims like that."
Geissel joined Mayor Mike McGinn and business owners to support the gun ban
"It's just a greater statement on what we're trying to establish as a neighborhood and a community," said business owner Mike Meckling.
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On November 28, 2012 during night rush hour, Newtown lost an 18 year old due to a terrible car accident. Christopher Lee Mulligan, was born in Taegu, South Korea on February 5, 1994, he was the son of Brian and Laura DiDomenico Mulligan. He had attended Newtown High School. Christopher enjoyed skateboarding and could often be found at the Newtown Skateboard Park. He was an artist and creative writer. He held a Second Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do and was looked up to by the youth he taught at the American Institute of Tae Kwon Do in Monroe. In addition to his parents, survivors include his family and many many friends.
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3:08pm Tuesday 1st January 2013 in Blues By Chris Phillips
AFTER going two months without defeat, Southend United suffered their second reverse in the space of four days at Roots Hall this afternoon, losing 1-0 to promotion rivals Gillingham.
Former Billericay Town winger Chris Whelpdale bagged the only goal of the game in front of Blues' biggest home crowd of the season so far.
And, although Paul Sturrock's side improved significantly after the break, they were unable to net an equaliser with substitute Barry Corr wasting their best chances to score.
That meant Whelpdale's second minuted strike proved to be the difference between the two teams.
The 23-year-old winger out muscled Chris Barker to meet a chipped free-kick forward from full-back Joe Martin and, with Blues goalkeeper Paul Smith rooted to his line, Whelpdale was able to guide his fifth goal of the season in to the bottom left hand corner of the North Bank net.
The Gills, who had played just once since December 15 before visiting Southend, looked fresher in the opening exchanges and remained on top for the majority of the first half.
As a result former Blues skipper Adam Barrett soon fired wide of the left post before the hosts almost levelled when a left wing corner from Kevan Hurst dropped to Tamika Mkandawire at the near post.
But the midfielder, who was making the last appearance of his loan spell from Millwall, was quickly closed down and saw his six yard shot blocked by the covering Gills defenders.
However, the visitors almost extended their lead in the 16th minute when uncertainty between Ryan Cresswell and Smith allowed the lively Myles Weston to sprint through.
But his attempted chip was clawed to safety by a back-pedalling Smith.
The former Brentford goalkeeper then did well to parry out a well struck shot from Barrett and Blues dug deep to ensure they remained just a goal down at half-time.
During the interval, boss Sturrock made a change with Corr coming on to replace Marc Laird, who suffered a nasty facial injury during the first 45 minutes.
And the alteration helped to get Blues back on top and, with 56 minutes on the clock, the fit again Britt Assombalonga, saw a 12 yard shot impressively diverted over the crossbar by Gillingham defender Leon Legge.
Moments later, a stunning 30 yard shot from Kevan Hurst was tipped over the crossbar in fine fashion by visiting goalkeeper Stuart Nelson.
But, with 59 minutes on the clock, the Gills had a huge let off when Gavin Tomlin burst in to the right hand side of the penalty area before delivering a cross in to the path of Corr who, with the goal gaping, sent an instinctive volley over the crossbar.
In a bid to stem the Southend pressure, Gillingham's animated manager Martin Allen soon made a double substitution with Charlie Lee replacing Whelpdale and Danny Jackman coming on for Adam Birchall.
That made the Kent club a little more solid but Blues soon began to pile on more pressure with Hurst firing over from 12 yards after Luke Prosser's long throw from the left hand side had been flicked on by Cresswell.
Shortly after that and, with 75 minutes on the clock, Blues made their second change with Freddy Eastwood replacing Assombalonga before Scott Donnelly also came on in place of Mkandawire.
But sandwiched in between the chances came a big chance for Gills when Weston sprinted through and fired a low 12 yard shot against the foot of the left post.
Southend attempted to make the miss increase in significance and pushed Cresswell up front for the final few minutes.
He soon headed a left wing cross from Prosser just wide of the left post and, in the dying seconds, Corr seemed destined to net a late equaliser for the home-side.
However, his six yard shot was blocked by Legge to ensure Gillingham grabbed their second 1-0 win of the season against Southend and moved back to the top of the League Two table.
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Dumain wrote:I wish people like this would wind their necks in talking about sacking the manager,does not do any good for morale and makes the players play worse, see what happens in May eh?
We will get nowhere under Sturrock's boring football. We must get rid of him of him now and appoint Sean O'Driscall immediately.
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Marcus blue says...
PS will not be sacked - we can't afford to. he is one of the best managers in League two. Gillingham are a good side - they have strong defensive players, but only an average attack.
Yes at times our football is boring, but at other times it has been exciting. I am not sure if we are good enough to go up, but we are close. I think we would struggle in League one
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gary 51 says...
We are not good enough to go up and even if we did we will come straight back again as there is no money to strengthen the squad, the new ground will not happen and this is the problem all the while there are off the pitch problems then this club will have no stability. Get enough points then take the ten point deduction and go into administration it's worked for other clubs!
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benfleetblue says...
Marcus blue wrote:Youre right would deffo struggle in league 1- As for PS, good manager in league 2, Tilly a better manager any day!
I didn't hear any calls to sack ps when we annihalated Chesterfield 3-0 12 days ago. What short memories people have. We DO NOT want Tilly back. At the and he was a very average manager - he could not make anything of Gary Hooper who is now a regular for Celtic and has played in the Champions League. He sold Michael Kightley to Grays who now plays in the Premier League with Stoke. Tilly was lucky to get Freddy and without Freddy and one or two others he would have been a very average manager for us.
PS will not be sacked - we can't afford to. he is one of the best managers in League two. Gillingham are a good side - they have strong defensive players, but only an average attack.
Yes at times our football is boring, but at other times it has been exciting. I am not sure if we are good enough to go up, but we are close. I think we would struggle in League one


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I've written about this before, but wouldn't it be nice if the arguments presented before the Supreme court in a potentially pivotal patent eligibility definition case like Myriad, actually contained discussions of science to illustrate the Law?
We're trying to discern whether isolated DNA should be patent eligible or not. OK. Then why do we have to resort to analogies like if the DNA were a tree, sap from a tree, chocolate chip cookie, baseball bat, or a liver or kidney? Huh? Why can't we discuss isolating and replicating a DNA sequence from say .... DNA?
I know we are science challenged as a Nation at least across the population as a whole -- but you'd think we'd have the ability to discuss the science and that Supreme Court justices could have access to ANY experts that they wished to explain basics to nuances of what was being presented. I'm not arguing that arcane jargon should be the basis of oral arguments but can we do a bit better than comparisons to baseball bats and chocolate chip cookies? See Patent Doc blog.
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Monday, February 28, 2011
Gossip Girl "Empire of the Son" Fashion Round-Up
8 comments :
- Roxana said...
I've said both of these before:
Lily is perfection and Serena is exhausting - and not just her character, the actual person who plays her, the way she talks, her sad, victimized, curled down mouth, drugged out looking face is truly angering.
As far as Blair and Dan, I'm loving it, and Blair does have a habit of taking things slow and taunting her interests - remember the back-and-forth with Chuck?
- March 1, 2011 at 5:56 AM
- Roxana said...
PS: I thought Dan was the best looking out of all (guys), from the very beginning. Chuck has his swagger and Nate is too too TOO pretty for my taste :)
- March 1, 2011 at 6:00 AM
- Eternal*Voyageur said...
I have to say I don´t like Blair + Dan at all. I think the writers realised that Dan and Blair are the only two left that haven´t hooked up... I mean aparte from that all the guys have already either hooked up or tried to hook up with all the girls that weren´t their sibling.
- March 1, 2011 at 6:05 AM
- Eternal*Voyageur said...
Ummm and I love the Chuck and Lily scenes. Those two sparkle together, just like Rufus and Vanessa. Did you see that tiny smile on Chuck´s face when Lily told Thorbe where he can stick it ?
- March 1, 2011 at 6:06 AM
- lisa said...
The red/black/white ensemble is classic Blair. Love it.
I can't believe this, but I was rooting for her and Dan to kiss the entire episode.
And Dorota killed it with her one-liners! The way she quoted the magazine article verbatim back at Blair when she said Dorota didn't even know the painter...LOL.
She was so much more fun to watch than Serena, who was unbelievably self-centred. I couldn't believe how she turned Ben's reunion with his mother into a "me me me" fest," saying things like "Your mother's issue is with my mother, not with me" and "Shouldn't I be given a chance to prove myself to her?" Jebus, the woman's son is ruined because of you and your family. If she doesn't want to see you, she's perfectly justified in doing so.
- March 1, 2011 at 9:29 AM
- Megan said...
Dorota is hilarious! I loved that line!
Serena is boring me to tears these days, especially her outfits. That weird beige top with the lace down the front she wore at the beginning? That was awful!!!! And I agree with Lisa-why on earth would the mother want anything to do with her?
I really wonder if what Chuck heard was true-that his dad set the fire to murder that woman. I don't think that Lily will get jail time, she'll just get a huge fine (pennies to her) and then we'll get to see their reputation be ruined.
And even though I think Dan and Blair is still a bit weird, he's always been my favorite guy! He's a cutie.
- March 2, 2011 at 7:51 AM
I just youtubed the pilot and early season one episodes, what happened to Serena over the past three years?????? Actually, what happened to all of them? Except Blair, who I still like. I agree the beige top with lace and beige cardi was awful....Blaire def has the clothes going on.
- March 11, 2011 at 5:49 PM
- Samantha said...
Great blog! LOVE Gossip Girl and can't wait for new episodes! How do you pinpoint what every item is?
- April 12, 2011 at 1:07 AM
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Raymond P. Guthke, age 79, of Norwalk, CT formerly of New Canaan died Friday evening January 4, 2013 in Norwalk Hospital. Born in Brooklyn, NY on May 14, 1933, he was the son of the late Hubert and Irmgard Heiland Guthke. Ray was the husband of Mary Francis Compton Guthke.
He was drafted in to the Army in 1953 during the Korean War and served in the U.S. Army until 1955 when he was honorably discharged.
Ray worked in the business furniture market for various firms throughout his life. While he was working in Chicago he met and married his wife Mary on June 4, 1972. In 1976 they moved with their daughter to New Canaan, Ct. Ray also worked for several local livery services including Hoyt's Livery and at Regency Limo.
Most recently, Ray had retired on December 31, 2012 from the Getabout Van Service as the office manager and dispatcher.
He was a member of the Masonic order of New Canaan's Harmony Lodge #67 and served as Master and Assistant District Deputy during his many years as a Mason. Ray also served in the Coast Guard Auxiliary, and the local Veterans of Foreign Wars. Ray was a former member of the United Methodist Church of New Canaan. He served at Boy Scout Master at St. John's EUB church in Brooklyn, NY.
In addition to his wife Mary, Raymond is survived by a daughter Elizabeth Guthke Buckner of New Canaan, CT; Son in law Ben Buckner Jr, two Grandchildren Joshua Raymond Buckner and Sarah Elizabeth Buckner of New Canaan; 2 sisters Dorothy Guthke of New York & Kathy Rumery and her husband F. Ashley Rumery of New York. A Niece Alison Jacobson and her husband Greg, their three children Spencer, Kelsey and Hannah of Wilton, CT. Cousins Irene, Ruth, Charles and Karen and their families of North Carolina.
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So, this morning I woke up to a not so pleasant sight. We had a good inch of snow on the ground and the high was expected to not even reach 50 degrees. Our average high should be around 62 degrees for this time of the month. The sad thing is it's not even Halloween yet! Where I live, snow is very common in the cold wintery months, but that usually not until the months of November or December...
So this past Saturday I just went with a group of my friends to our first concert of the summer. Summer seems to be the perfect time to go with a group to rock out at a concert because of the warm air, long nights, and freedom of sleeping in the next day. Has anyone else gone out to a concert this summer?
So in my neck of the woods in the US we just had our first day that truly felt like Spring. I started thinking that Summer Break will start for me in 3 weeks. I have a few minor plans for my 3 month break from classes, but I want to hear what you are going to do. Comment below!! :)
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State budget hearings continue
The House Finance Committee, chaired by East Providence Rep. Helio Melo, announced hearings this week on many elements of the 2014 budget bill (2013-H 5127), as well as a presentation from the Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council (RIPEC) on economic development, and a hearing on a Middletown borrowing bill. Click here for the schedule of hearings.
Marshall appointed to shared services commission
Rep. Kenneth A. Marshall (D-Dist. 68, Bristol, Warren) has been appointed to the Joint Commission on Shared Municipal Services, House Speaker Gordon D. Fox announced recently.
The permanent panel has been working since last year to help find ways for cities and towns to cut costs by sharing municipal services.
"It's a great honor that the speaker has expressed confidence in my municipal background and chosen me to serve in this capacity," Marshall said in a statement. "I'm looking forward to putting my experience to use in finding ways to address the implementation challenges of the sharing of municipal services so our towns and cities can reap its benefits."
Marshall is serving his first term in the General Assembly.
Senate unveils 'Moving the Needle' legislative package
President of the Senate M. Teresa Paiva Weed (D-Dist. 13, Newport, Jamestown), Senate Majority Leader Dominick J. Ruggerio (D-Dist. 4, North Providence, Providence), Senate Minority Leader Dennis L. Algiere (D-Dist. 38, Westerly, Charlestown, South Kingstown) and other senators unveiled a legislative package designed to improve Rhode Island's business climate and its position on national business-friendliness surveys. The legislation was developed from the recommendations of a joint report by the Senate and the Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council called "Moving the Needle." Click here to see news release.
Silva historic tax credit bill increases accountability, useful economic data
Rep. Agostinho F. Silva (D-Dist. 56, Central Falls) is sponsoring a bill (2013-H 5637) on behalf of Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee that will establish reporting requirements for each taxpayer seeking tax credits for rehabilitating certified historic structures. Tax agreements and annual reports regarding tax credits would also be available to the public under provisions of the bill. Sen. Maryellen Goodwin (D-Dist. 1, Providence) sponsored the companion legislation (2013-S 0733) as part of the Senate's "Moving The Needle" bill package to improve Rhode Island's economy. Click here to see news release.
Senate passes Raptakis murder/parole bill
The Senate has approved legislation that will require individuals convicted of first- or second-degree murder and who have not been sentenced to life in prison to serve at least 50 percent of a sentence prior to being eligible for parole. The bill (2013-S 0361), introduced by Sen. Leonidas P. Raptakis (D-Dist. 33, Coventry, East Greenwich, West Greenwich), now goes to the House, where an identical bill (2013-H 5145) has been introduced by Rep. Patricia A. Serpa (D-Dist. 27, West Warwick, Coventry, Warwick). Click here to see news release.


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---- — It has been anything but a smooth ride for Edmond Marchi, who resigned last week as administrator of Otsego Manor, the county's nursing home, and the end of the ride hasn't exactly been easy, either.
Marchi was criticized by some members of the Otsego County Board of Representatives, among others, after taking a $107,000-a-year job running the Glendale Home in Schenectady County, officials said Wednesday.
Given the decision by the Otsego County Board to sell the 174-bed Manor to a private entity, it seems patently unfair to fault Marchi for finding employment. He gave proper notice, and is certainly entitled to make a living.
That Marchi found it necessary to leave the financially untenable facility is sad. He has done an admirable job of running the county nursing home.
That has not always been our opinion.
In July of 2007, after he was suspended by the board for a series of legal and substance-abuse problems, including being found drunk at work, The Daily Star called for Marchi to be fired.
"On the surface," we opined, "it certainly seems Marchi should lose his position, with a DWI conviction combined with being intoxicated at a job overseeing nursing-home patients and staff. …"
Marchi's job was saved largely because he was protected by federal and state disability laws. In addition, many Manor residents signed petitions supporting him.
He checked into Tully Hill Chemical Dependency Treatment Center near Syracuse and enrolled in a 12-step program. In a 2009 interview with The Daily Star, he acknowledged that he could not control his drinking, no matter what kind of private deal he made with himself.
"In the past, I had made all kinds of attempts to control, reduce, contain my drinking habits,'' he said. "I'd say I was only going to drink beer, only drink on the weekends, stop drinking at this hour or that hour. I even enrolled in a program for a period of time in the '90s, but if you're not ready, it just isn't going to work — no matter what you're trying to change.''
It took a lot of courage and fortitude for Marchi to straighten out his life.
"I've been sober now for more than two years,'' Marchi said in that 2009 interview. "Feb. 6, 2007 was the last time I ever had alcohol in my body.''
We are glad that by returning to be an effective and popular administrator that Edmond Marchi proved us wrong in recommending his dismissal.
"I think it's taught me you shouldn't give up on people too easily,'' Board Chairman James Powers said in 2009. "Sometimes they change.''
We wish Mr. Marchi happiness and continued success in his career.


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If you're even remotely interested in food, there's a very good chance you've seen the article that ran in Sunday's New York Times called "Has 'Organic' Been Oversized?" We summarized it here, and it has been all over the web for the last few days.
Author Stephanie Strom profiled Michael Potter, the owner of Eden Foods, and one of a shrinking list of people who own large, independent companies producing organic food. She also spent a great deal of time detailing the consolidation of the organic industry (a fact many consumers were introduced to by these popular mind map-like charts from Michigan State University). Strom writes:
Bear Naked, Wholesome & Hearty, Kashi: all three and more actually belong to the cereals giant Kellogg. Naked Juice? That would be PepsiCo, of Pepsi and Fritos fame. And behind the pastoral-sounding Walnut Acres, Healthy Valley and Spectrum Organics is none other than Hain Celestial, once affiliated with Heinz, the grand old name in ketchup.
Strom names representatives from companies such as General Mills, Driscoll, Earthbound Farm, and Whole Foods who are currently (or recently) on the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB). And while she acknowledges that only four of the current 15 seats are occupied by people representing corporations, she also points out that all four voted to approve several controversial additives in processed organic foods. (One additive is a synthetic form of the omega-3 fatty acid DHA made from algae oil, which the Cornucopia Institute, an advocacy organization, says is the subject of something they call "Organic Watergate"[PDF].)
It's chilling stuff, for sure. But is it enough to convince us that -- as Strom writes -- the organic industry is "mostly pure fantasy"?


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Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Milwaukee's small galleries
When Mike Brenner threatened last winter to close Hotcakes Gallery and leave town if funds were raised to erect a bronze statue of The Fonz, a lot of people accused him of being whiny, or worse. But at the heart of his complaint was the fact that, despite easily raising $85,000 for the Bronze Fonz, people just aren't walking into local galleries and purchasing art, which makes it hard for those galleries to stay in business. Milwaukee loves art, though, right? Gallery Night is heavily attended, so much so that it's sometimes hard to actually enjoy the art on the walls through the cheese-nibbling crowds. But galleries, particularly those showing emerging artists, come and go . . .


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Republican Congressman Paul Davis Ryan has represented Wisconsin's first House district since 1999, and in his sixth term he began to emerge as the new face of the Republican Party. Despite the heavily Democratic demographic of his home district, Ryan ran as a conservative in 1998 and won, beating the Democratic favorite by 15 percentage points. Before running for Congress, Ryan worked for several conservatives, including Sen. Sam Brownback and former housing secretary Jack Kemp. In 2009, Ryan offered conservative alternatives to both the 2010 Democratic Budget and Obama's health care reform plan.
Early Life:
Paul Ryan was born Jan. 29, 1970 in Janesville, Rock County, Wisc., the youngest of Paul Sr. and Betty Ryan's four children. He was raised Catholic. Sharing the same first name as his father, Ryan's childhood nickname was "P.D." Ryan attended Joseph A. Craig High School, and between his sophomore and junior year, his father died (Ryan was just 16). His father's death provided Ryan with Social Security benefits until his 18th birthday, which he used to pay for his education at Miami University of Ohio. Ryan, a member of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity, graduated in 1992 with a degree in economics and political science.
Formative Years:
After graduating from college, Ryan worked as a marketing consultant for his family's Janesville-based business, Ryan Inc., a construction firm founded by his great-grandfather in 1884. Ryan also headed up his own consulting firm, and worked as an aide to former Sen. Robert Kasten Jr. until 1993. This whetted his appetite for politics, and in 1995, Ryan became Sen. Sam Brownback's legislative director, a position he held until 1997. Ryan also worked as a speechwriter for former drug "czar" William Bennett and helped former US housing secretary Jack Kemp in his bid for vice president.
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When Republican House Rep. Mike Neumann announced he was running for Senate, Ryan decided to run for Wisconsin's first House District, which Neumann was vacating. Although the district is predominantly Democratic, Ryan, a conservative Republican, was also a home-grown fifth-generation resident of Janesville. Ryan first faced 35-year-old beer distributor Brian Morello in the Republican primary and after beating him went on to a 15-point victory over Democrat Lydia Spottswood in the general election. For the next four races, Ryan would defeat Democrat Jeffrey C. Thomas. In 2008, he defeated Democrat Marge Krupp.
Work as Congressman:
One of the first things Ryan did as a Congressman was to convert an old truck into an office so he could hold office hours in the far reaches of his district. As a ranking Member of the Committee on the Budget, Ryan introduced HR 6110, "A Roadmap for America's Future" a comprehensive proposal that tackles the interrelated crises in health care, Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, the tax code and the national deficit. In 2009, he joined other House leaders in introducing an alternative to President Barack Obama's budget proposal for 2010.
Spending a large amount of his time serving his constituents in Washington, Ryan met tax attorney Janna Little, who lived in Arlington, Va. An Oklahoma native, Little graduated from Wellesley College and George Washington University Law School. In 2000, Ryan asked Little to marry him at Big St. Germain Lake in northern Wisconsin, one of his favorite fishing spots. The couple was married in Oklahoma City in December 2000. They have one daughter, Elizabeth and two sons, Charles and Samuel, in Janesville.
Ryan on Five Major Issues:
- Abortion: Has a 100 percent voting record with the National Right to Life Committee. Voted against allowing embryonic stem cell research. Voted against the transportation of minors across state lines for abortions. Voted against partial birth abortions except to save a mother's life.
- Immigration: Voted in favor of building a fence along the Mexican border. Voted in favor of extending Immigrant Residency rules. Voted in favor of comprehensive immigration reform without amnesty.
- Civil Rights: Voted in favor of prohibiting job discrimination based on sexual orientation. Voted to protect the pledge of allegiance. Has expressed support for an amendment to ban flag desecration.
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BEIJING, China - Lantz Lamback (Colorado Springs, Colo./Augusta, Ga.) shaved over three seconds off of his qualifying time (1:17.26) to set a new world record (1:14.06) in the men's 100m backstroke (S7). "I just went after it and didn't hold back," said Lamback following his preliminary round race.
Also holding the top rank going into Wednesday night finals is first-time Paralympian Roy Perkins (Del Mar, Calif.), who set a Paralympic record (37.14) in the men's 50m butterfly (S5.)
Kelley Becherer (Sheboygan, Wis.) also finished with the fastest time (1:00.27) in the women's 100m freestyle (S13) heats. "I felt good and fast. I felt smooth," said Becherer. "My strategy tonight is to win - just race and keep it up." Becherer will be competing tonight for her second medal of the Beijing Paralympic Games. She won bronze in the women's 400m freestyle (S13.)
Jessica Long (Baltimore, Md.) finished second in the women's 100m backstroke (S8) heats with a time of 1:20.44. Looking for her fourth medal of the competition, Long will be challenging Heather Frederiksen (GBR), who set a world record (1:17.62) this morning.
Six U.S. athletes advance to tonight's finals, including:17:16 Women's 100m Freestyle (S13) - Kelley Becherer (Sheboygan, Wis.) - 1:00.27 (1)17:37 Men's 100m Backstroke (S7) - Cortney Jordan (Henderson, Nev.) - 1:30.14 (5)17:37 Men's 100m Backstroke (S7) - Lantz Lamback (Colorado Springs, Colo./Augusta, Ga.) - 1:14.06 (1) 18:10 Women's 100m Backstroke (S8) - Jessica Long (Baltimore, Md.) - 1:20.44 (2)18:32 Men's 200m IM (SM12) - Tucker Dupree (Raleigh, N.C.) - 2:20.32 (6)19:02 Men's 50m Butterfly (S5) - Roy Perkins (Del Mar, Calif.) - 37.1419:07 Men's 4x100m Freestyle relay (34 point) - Team USA (to be announced)
Additional ResultsMen's 100m Breaststroke (SB9) - Kendall Bailey (San Diego, Calif.) - 1:20.82 (12)Men's 100m Breaststroke (SB9) - Cody Bureau (Colorado Springs, Colo./Latrobe, Pa.; 2004) - DSQ18:05 Men's 100m Backstroke (S8) - Tom Miazga (Cedarburg, Wis.) - 1:16.01 (9)18:05 Men's 100m Backstroke (S8) - Rudy Garcia-Tolson (Colorado Springs, Colo./Bloomington, Calif.) - 1:18.02 (13) Women's 100m Backstroke (S8) - Amanda Everlove (Colorado Springs, Colo.) - DSQMen's 50m Butterfly (S5) - Dave Denniston (Longmont, Colo.) - 45.89 (9)
For complete swimming results, visit http://results.beijing2008.cn/WRMP/ENG/Schedule/SW.shtml.
For more information, please contact Tara Dugan Kusumoto at 139 1063 1844. If calling from the U.S., dial 011 86 plus the local number.
Daily video highlights of the 2008 Paralympic Games are available at www.usparalympics.org and www.universalsports.com.


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Kristin Cavallari wore an Emilio Pucci Stripe Knit Tank Dress and Kristin Cavallari for Chinese Laundry Leila Booties during an appearance on "The Couch" (March 12, 2014). She also wore her fave A.L.C. leather jacket.
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Her leather jacket has been sold out for some time, but this one by A.L.C. is similar and is on sale now – 50% off (it was also seen on Alicia Keys). This other leather jacket by A.L.C. has the same button style as the one Kristin is wearing.
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Re: super players gone ?Run_N_Gunning_Camper Nov 16, 2012 8:36 AM (in response to SANDRABEE007)
I'm one of those guys who can score a game like that. Most of us moved on to BO2 but we're getting slauthered by the horrible lag comp. I'm dying in one bullet and my bullets are not even doing any damage. BO2 is a mess right now and it's the kind of mess that's even bigger than MW3 ever had. If you don't have BO2 yet, wait for the devs to have a fix. It's unplayable right now.
BO2 made MW3 look gold. That's how bad BO2 is playing on my side and countless other players who did good in MW3.
Re: super players gone ?codchamp Nov 16, 2012 9:24 AM (in response to Run_N_Gunning_Camper)
Anyone who did good in any COD game before blops 2 is having this issue. blops2 mechanics are broken. it is no longer a game where skill or teamwork gives a win or to do good. it is a game that was designed for the 12 year old sniper or bad run and gunner.
Re: super players gone ?SANDRABEE007 Nov 16, 2012 1:37 PM (in response to codchamp)
Codchamp, read a review ( think it was on Fox Business) that had the same point you just wrote. about 5 weeks ago read a small review about Blkops2 and remember her saying that this game was pushed out just to make a lot of money and she made a point that "noobs" and "kids" won't notice any problems cause they will think its part of the game.
Re: super players gone ?k3ndro Nov 16, 2012 3:27 PM (in response to SANDRABEE007)
They are all playing leauge in BO2 Bro :/ Or GameBattles
Re: super players gone ?codchamp Nov 17, 2012 11:47 AM (in response to k3ndro)
LOl they actually are in leauge play. I played some leauge lastnight and out of 10 games i was dashboarded on 4 times and host migrated 3 more times Bad kids will always be bad.....Black ops 2 will be the game for them.
Re: super players gone ?Rednecksniper39 Nov 17, 2012 6:52 PM (in response to codchamp)
All the league players are are kids that think they are the best at COD and think that their high K/D means something. Even though it comes from dashboarding and backing out when they play someone better.
Re: super players gone ?nuttin2say Nov 19, 2012 1:06 AM (in response to SANDRABEE007)
You guys ain't sh**ing about the dashboarding in BO2.
I thought I read there was going to be a 5 minute timeout if you dashboarded?
Re: super players gone ?codchamp Nov 19, 2012 12:22 PM (in response to nuttin2say)
There is a penalty for dashboarding in Blops 2. idk what it is because i have not done it. But what gets me is without penalties, You are charged a loss for your record anytime you leave a game early in Blops 2. Dashobarding or qutting thru the menus. They both give you a loss. Dashing still protects k/d though.....Like i said before. Bad kids will always be bad.
Re: super players gone ?indy56 Nov 19, 2012 3:27 AM (in response to SANDRABEE007)
Nice to read i am not the only one so displeased with Blops 2 right now, that game has some issues,quick scoping has been made even easier for those that run around with the sniper class using it like an assault rifle, i picked one when out of ammo and made some easy kills,also knife lunging like mw2 , after a few gripes about mw3 for my money its still better than blops right now,
Re: super players gone ?Tick7 Nov 19, 2012 10:41 PM (in response to SANDRABEE007)
Of course the good players are gone.
It happens every year. Once a new CoD comes out, people leave the old one for the new.
If you want really good games, you go back to the old CoD and beat on noobs all the time.
It's always been the case. Whenver you go back to old CoD you will always have a considerably easier time of it because most of the skill has moved on.
The real challenge is delivering gameplays and solid scores, wins, and high KD rounds right in the middle of a Call of Duty title on a current one, not on an old one.


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