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By BRIAN WOODSON
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If any school has benefited the most from realignment in Conference USA, it is the Marshall Thundering Herd.
Four school have left for the American Athletic Conference effective this season, Central Florida, Memphis, Southern Methodist and Houston, and East Carolina, Tulane and Tulsa will follow in 2014.
Replacing those schools in '13 are Sun Belt imports Florida International, Florida Atlantic, Louisiana Tech, North Texas, Middle Tennessee and Texas-San Antonio, while Western Kentucky, Old Dominion and Charlotte will arrive in the near future.
See what I mean.
Let's just say Marshall should challenge for championships — as Doc Holliday likes to say — every season, although it will be limited to Conference USA, which will likely never have a team qualify for the four-team playoff that begins in 2014.
Marshall was fun to watch last season, averaging 40.9 points a game, but the Herd couldn't stop anyone, allowing more than 43 points a contest.
Rakeem Cato and the Marshall offense returns nearly all its weapons other than receivers Aaron Dobson and Antavious Wilson, and should be able to roll up the points in the watered-down C-USA.
The question? Will the defense be as bad as last season when the Herd scored 59 points against East Carolina with bowl eligibility on the line ... and lost the game to finish 5-7. Marshall also surrendered 69, 54. 51 (twice), 45 and 41 points, and actually won two of those.
Much of that defense is back, but the Holliday did shake up the defensive staff, and the heat will be on coordinator Chuck Heater. Both specialists also return for the Herd.
Richlands product Devon Johnson and Bluefield's Joe Woodrum are both vying for playing time for Marshall.
What does the 2013 season hold?
Outside of a visit to Virginia Tech, the Herd will be competitive in the other 11 games. Look for Marshall's season-ending contest with East Carolina in Huntington to determine the C-USA East Division championship.
Here's a look at each game, with an early win/loss pick on each game.
Aug. 31. Miami-Ohio (Win): These clubs last met in 2004 when the Herd was still in the Mid-American Conference. Marshall has won six of its last eight season openers, with both defeats coming to West Virginia. Marshall probably wishes the Mountaineers were on the schedule this season.
Sept. 7. Gardner-Webb (Win): Blowout. Since losing to FCS member New Hampshire in 2007, the Herd has won the last three against those clubs by average of 18 points a game. Gardner-Webb was 3-8 last season. This is the first of what will be three games against first time opponents.
Sept. 14. at Ohio (Win): The Bobcats have won the last two, by three points in Huntington last year, and a 44-7 rout at home in 2011. These clubs have split four meetings over the last four seasons, with the Herd beating Frank Solich-coached Ohio to win the Little Caesar's Bowl in 2009.
Sept. 21. at Virginia Tech (Loss): Marshall's high-powered offense will be challenged by what should be a much-improved Virginia Tech defense. These clubs have met four times since 2002 with the Hokies winning all four by an average of 29 points a game. Johnson and Woodrum return close to home.
Oct. 5. Texas-San Antonio (Win): At least UTSA — one of several abbreviations that C-USA fans must learn — has a catchy nickname. Former Miami coach Larry Coker led the Roadrunners to an 8-4 record against lower-level competition last season. UTSA was 4-6 in its first season with a program in 2011. First meeting will be homecoming foe for Herd.
Oct. 12. at Florida Atlantic (Win): Another first time opponent. FAU was 3-9 last season, including a pair of defeats to Alabama (by 37) and Georgia (by 36). Head coach Carl Pelini is the brother of Nebraska coach Bo Pelini. Will be first home game for Owls after playing five of first six on the road.
Oct. 24. at Middle Tennessee (Loss): A Thursday night and a national television audience on FOX. These clubs have met twice, with Marshall winning twice in the Division 1-AA playoffs in 192 and '94. MTSU is always competitive under Rick Stockstill. Upset alert in this one.
Nov. 2. Southern Mississippi (Win): Few programs have collapsed like this one, going from 11 wins in 2011 to an 0-12 mark in '12. Former Oklahoma State offensive coordinator Todd Monken takes over a team that could be Marshall's main competition for C-USA dominance in the near future.
Nov. 9. Alabama-Birmingham (Win): The underdog has won five of the last eight in this series, with the home taking five of the last six. Marshall has struggled at historic Legion Field, but rarely have issues with the Blazers at home, and that trend will continue in this one. UAB won three games last year, and one was against the Herd.
Nov. 14. at Tulsa (Loss): Another Thursday night telecast on FOX. Tulsa is the prohibitive favorite to win the West, and could face Marshall again in the C-USA championship game. Marshall is 0-4 against the Golden Hurricane as C-USA opponents. Tulsa was 11-3 last season, beating Iowa State in the Liberty Bowl.
Nov. 23. at Florida International (Win): Another trip to sunny Florida, which isn't a bad thing. These clubs met in the Beef O'Brady's Bowl in 2011, with the Herd winning 20-10. FIU firing Mario Cristobal after last year's 3-9 mark with those victories coming over three teams with a combined six wins.
Nov. 29. East Carolina (Loss): The Pirates are leaving for the AAC, but this should be a fun finale between the schools. The clubs scored 124 points last year, with East Carolina winning in overtime. The winner of this one should meet Tulsa for the C-USA championship. Go with the Pirates.
An 8-4 record would be Marshall's best record since 2003, and will send Marshall to a postseason bowl game for the three time in the last five years.
The Liberty Bowl is reserved for the C-USA champion, which will be East Carolina or Tulsa — go with the Pirates — but the Herd could be in line for the Beef O'Brady's, Heart of Dallas or Military bowls, but should be able to avoid the R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl.
What will hold Marshall back from playing for the C-USA title? East Carolina and Tulsa are simply better football teams, especially on defense, which will be the undoing of the Herd. Marshall also tends to lose games they shouldn't, and that is where Middle Tennessee State comes in.
Still, 8-4 would be a success in Huntington, with even better marks on tap as C-USA continues to weaken in the future.
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Durham anglers win: The Durham duo of Bobby Matthews and David Matthews on Saturday won the last of eight qualifying tournaments in the Piedmont Bass Classics End of Year Team Tournament Bass Fishing Trail.
On a day that saw just 30 fish totaling 95 pounds weighed, the Matthewses bested 18 other teams for the $700 prize at the Ledge Rock ramp on Falls Lake, organizer Phil McCarson said. Their five fish weighed 22.81 pounds, including the events big fish, a 7.99-pounder worth $262 more. Their $400 top prize in the Tournament Within the Tournament made the days total $1,162.
Vernon Fleming of Raleigh and Glen Long of Henderson were second with 13.39 pounds to win $400. Third place and $400 went to Mark Herndon of Bahama and Jay Garrard of Durham with three bass weighing 10.61.
The trail championship will be held Nov. 2 at Jordan Lakes Farrington Point ramp. Learn more at www.piedmontbassclassics.com.
Chimney Rock elevator reopens: Visitors who want to admire the leaves and hike the trails at Chimney Rock Park now have elevator access after the completion of a power upgrade to the 26-story elevator, according to a park news release. Learn more at www.chimneyrockpark.com.
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There are many changes that impact Classified Staff and LTE's. Some decisions may need to be made quickly and the Classified Staff Advisory Council will do its best to keep you updated via email and the the CSAC UPS website.
On Thursday, May 24, the Joint Finance Committee voted to postpone UPS for two years.
As members of the classified staff at UW-River Falls we have the opportunity to participate in shaping decisions made by the governance groups and administration, a privilege not afforded to classified staff on all UW campuses. This is possible through the Classified Staff Advisory Council (CSAC). Created in 2011, CSAC promotes ongoing education, professional development activities and communication between classified employees and the broader university community. The council members will serve as advisors to the chancellor and other university administrators when decisions are being made that affect our campus. CSAC will also provide a forum for all classified staff employees (represented, non-represented, limited term-recurring, and project appointment) and for interactions with members of the university community, including faculty, staff, and students.
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This week's "My turn" column is by Joan Fox and Barbara Roberts. brokers and owners of Prudential Fox Properties in Oneonta and Cooperstown.
Time may be running out to take advantage of the federal government's first-time homebuyer's tax credit.
If you buy a house for at least $80,000 before Dec. 1 and make less than $75,000 a year ($150,000 for couples), the government will give you $8,000!
You can use this money to reduce your bank fees (related to the purchase) or put it into your pocket. It's called a tax credit because the government considers it a refund of your federal taxes _ even if you owe less than $8,000 in federal taxes.
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The federal government defines a "first-time homebuyer" as anyone who has not owned a home in the past three years.
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By BARBARA ANDERSON
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— Editor's note: This is the third in a series of guest columns from Barbara Anderson on poverty and homelessness in the area. Read previous columns at newsandtribune.com
I remember growing up in Blackiston Mill. Not Blackiston Mill Road, not Parkwood or Blackiston Heights, but right on the banks of Silver Creek, Walnut Grove.
It wasn't an easy place to grow up; in school we were the "creek brats." It didn't matter that my dad was a minister and a disabled veteran. None of that mattered — I was just a kid from Blackiston Mill and everybody knew about "those kids."
That's what growing up poor is like. You feel like you are always on the outside looking in, you try hard and it never seems good enough. I remember a high school counselor telling me that "girls like me don't go to college." I watched as my siblings struggled to succeed for who they were in a school system that sometimes wasn't very friendly to the kids from the Mill.
McCulloch School was a fairly safe haven, but then came high school. Clarksville for me and Jeffersonville for my siblings (Blackiston Mill was annexed). It was a test daily to go to school and to feel like you fit.
I did graduate from college, but it took some time because I had to work through school. Things were always really close, but not right there. I remember those feelings well. Maybe that is why I feel like I contribute to the people who walk through the doors of the Williams Emergency Shelter. So many people day after day, month after month, and year after year — poverty is never-ending.
The kids at the shelter are wonderfully a part of who we are. The younger they are the better it is; as they age or go higher in school, the poverty they live in and their surroundings become more a source of shame and embarrassment.
If I could spare them anything, it would be that they have nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed about. The mothers are always working at how to somehow find a little relief, but there is never any for them. The men constantly try to find a day job, a full-time job or any employment. It's funny, as tragic as the stories are, as sad as they are, there is an amazing sense of family between the residents. A loyalty that develops. Maybe even a little hope.
As we struggle to find ways to deal with homelessness, we have to examine how open we will be to some of the solutions. We will need more services, we will need more resources, and if we are truly ready to deal head-on with the issue, we will put our differences aside and truly begin to work on the issue.
Permanent Supportive Housing for those with disabilities will need to be built. Where? In your neighborhood or mine? There is a very strong need for families with parents in recovery, but where, and in whose community? Single men need affordable housing in a huge way. Do we congregate them or open up scattered sites for them, and who will help with the rent subsidies since all the rental subsidy waiting lists are closed? Will we be willing to invest in programs that help people move out of homelessness and into independent housing? Will we pay the right wages or subsidize those wages? Will we advocate for those who need to access food stamps even though they are employed?
We must examine what we will do as a community to help. When we speak of the poor how do we speak — from the perspective of one who has taken the time to ask the questions and seek the answers or from the perspective of one who listens to generalizations and propaganda offered to keep us angry at the poor?
For instance, when we talk about all "those welfare people" do we realize that only 474 families receive TANF (Temporary Aid for Needy Families) in Clark County and 479 in Floyd? So, where are all those "welfare moms?" That equates to 1 percent of the families in Clark and 1.3 percent in Floyd County. The food stamp program served 11,927 people in Clark County last year and 8,941 people in Floyd County, respectively. That means a whole lot of fixed-income households, working poor people and unemployed people needed help. In addition, 8,233 children received free and reduced lunch through the school systems in Clark County and 5,100 children received the same assistance in Floyd County. We obviously have hunger issues in our community.
Any dialogue that does not include resources to help with the situation is impractical and naïve. Not having resources has resulted in huge numbers of people on food stamps. The lack of a living wage, underemployment (less than full-time) and medical coverage for those who are not receiving employment-backed benefits are weighing heavily on average people in our community.
One family came for help this year and both parents were employed locally at $11 each per hour. The problem? They could not afford the cost of the insurance offered by their employer. The additional problem? Their 5-year-old girl was a brittle diabetic, as was dad, who tipped the scales at 134 pounds.
Both needed medication monthly and had been denied Medicaid because of their wages. The cost of the medicine was $264 per month per prescription for dad and daughter plus the costs of needles, pills and secondary insulin.
The total tab for medication alone for the family was almost $825 dollars and the insurance cost was $920 per month. This family would be better off on subsidies because if they continue to work, their family's health is at imminent risk.
What a position to be living in daily.
The dialogue is never easy when it comes to issues like this. It is difficult, painful and requires sacrifice. It requires compassion and it requires brotherhood/sisterhood. We are our brother's keepers, God said that. With that being said, will we let our brother move next door?
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Tonawanda News — The Buffalo Bisons were officially eliminated from contention for the International League North division title with their 5-2 loss to the Rochester Red Wings at Coca Cola Field in Buffalo Wednesday night.
They still have a faint hope of making the postseason by clinching the IL's Wild Card spot. However, their magic number — or perhaps in this case their cursed number — is two games, a combination of their losses and rivals' wins, until they're out of the playoffs entirely.
Rochester took a 1-0 lead in the first inning, followed by Buffalo tying the game 1-1 after two innings. The Red Wings, though, kept regaining the lead, grabbing it for good with their 3-2 lead after four innings. Insurance runs in the seventh and ninth innings sent Rochester on their way to victory and put them just one half game out of the Wild Card spot, held for the moment by the Norfolk Tides.
Thad Weber (7-5) took the loss for the Herd, which hosts the Red Wings again tonight at Coca Cola Field, beginning at 6:05 p.m. Tonight's game is Buffalo's final home game of the regular season.


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Republican Doug Ose had little trouble dispatching a pair of GOP rivals Tuesday, advancing to a fall showdown with Democratic Rep. Ami Bera for the right to represent suburban Sacramento County's 7th Congressional District.
Ose, a wealthy land developer who served three terms in Congress, survived an onslaught of attacks from the left and right to easily outpoll Republicans Igor Birman and Elizabeth Emken. Bera, seeking a second term in the U.S. House of Representatives, cruised to a first-place finish.
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Dr. Ami Bera won a decisive victory in the primary in California's 7th Congressional District last night. The first term-representative won by over 20 percentage points over the next highest vote getter and will move on to the general election in November. He offered the following statement, marking the beginning of the general election campaign:
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By: Kevin Freking
Two California congressmen, Democratic Rep. Ami Bera and Republican Rep. Jeff Denham, said Thursday that they have formed a bipartisan caucus to advocate for the state's public universities and students.
Bera and Denham announced the California Public Higher Education Caucus on Thursday, consisting of 31 members of the state's congressional delegation.
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After hearing so much about the documentary "2016 Obama's America," I went to see it.
The movie was very informative and I now understand why so many of his documents have been sealed and why he was relatively unknown until 2008.
Barack Hussein Obama did not want anyone to know of his past, and after seeing the documentary, understandably so. Hoping to pass himself off as someone he is not, he has certainly succeeded.
Mr. Dinesh D'Souza, author and co-producer of the documentary, followed Barack Hussein Obama's life from birth to present providing insight and information, something the mass media has failed to do.
It revealed the relationship and teachings of his father, passed to son and evidenced in Obama's own book, "Dreams from my father."
Unfortunately the dreams Barack Hussein Obama got from his father are not and never have been the dreams of most Americans.
Our country is in a tailspin, both economically and in its foreign policy. And there will be no end in sight if we don't make a change in this election.
I can't imagine very many people who can honestly say they are better off or that the country is better off and stronger today than it was four years ago.
I challenge everyone to see the documentary "2016 Obama's America" and ask themselves if Obama's dreams for America are their own dreams for America.
Louise Tressler
Salisbury, Pa.


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Cost-Effective, Solvothermal Synthesis of Heteroatom (S or N)-Doped Graphene DevelopedJuly 24, 2014 A research team has developed cost-effective technology to synthesize sulfur-doped and nitrogen-doped graphenes which can be applied as high performance electrodes for secondary batteries and fuel ... full story
Fill 'Er Up: Prototype Meter Test for Hydrogen Refueling Stations DevelopedJuly 22, 2014 To support the fair sale of gaseous hydrogen as a vehicle fuel, researchers have developed a prototype field test standard to test the accuracy of hydrogen fuel dispensers. Once the standard is field ... full story
Replacing Coal, Oil With Natural Gas Will Not Help Fight Global Warming, Expert ArguesJuly 21, 2014 Both shale gas and conventional natural gas have a larger greenhouse gas footprint than do coal or oil, especially for the primary uses of residential and commercial heating. "While emissions of ... full story
Improving the Cost and Efficiency of Renewable Energy StorageJuly 17, 2014 Scientists have developed a method for improving the catalysis of water-splitting reactions used for storing wind and solar energy. The method chemically peels off the outermost surface of a ... full story
Fuel Cells for Powering HomesJuly 15, 2014 Fuel cells are similar to batteries, but they differ from them mainly in that they are continually resupplied by the reagents consumed, typically oxygen and hydrogen. One of the applications that ... full story
Technology Produces Clean-Burning Hydrogen Fuel Cheaply Using Carbon NanotubesJuly 14, 2014 Researchers have developed a technology that could overcome a major cost barrier to make clean-burning hydrogen fuel -- a fuel that could replace expensive and environmentally harmful fossil fuels. ... full story
Chemists Develop Novel Catalyst With Two FunctionsJuly 9, 2014 Chemists have made a decisive step towards more cost-efficient regenerative fuel cells and rechargeable metal-air batteries. They developed a new type of catalyst on the basis of carbon, which can ... full story
More Efficient Fuel Cells Under Developement by EngineersJuly 9, 2014 Solar panels need sun. Wind turbines need wind. Society needs ways to store and dispense alternative energy. Fuel cells could do this. But their chemical reactions are not fully understood. ... full story
More California Gas Stations Can Provide Hydrogen Than Previously ThoughtJuly 8, 2014 A new study concludes that a number of existing gas stations in California can safely store and dispense hydrogen, suggesting a broader network of hydrogen fueling stations may be within ... full story
Solar Panels Light the Way from Carbon Dioxide to FuelJuly 1, 2014 Researchers have devised an efficient method for harnessing sunlight to convert carbon dioxide into a potential alternative fuel known as formic acid. The transformation from carbon dioxide and water ... full story
Insights from Nature for More Efficient Water SplittingJune 30, 2014 Water splitting is one of the critical reactions that sustain life on Earth, and could be a key to the creation of future fuels. It is a key in the process of photosynthesis, through which plants ... full story
Win-Win-Win Solution for Biofuel, Climate, and BiodiversityJune 25, 2014 In Brazil, the demand for alternative energy sources has led to an increase in biofuel crops. A new paper reviews new research conducted by Brazilian colleagues demonstrating the high carbon gains of ... full story
Theoretical and Experimental Demonstration of the Electrocatalytic Activity of Boron Nitride Thin Films for Oxygen Reduction ReactionJune 23, 2014 Hydrogen-oxygen fuel cells are the ultimate clean power-generating device, which extract electric power from hydrogen and oxygen with high efficiency and emit only water as waste. However, there are ... full story
Fuel Cells Utilized to Produce Electricity from Process Industry by-Product HydrogenJune 17, 2014 Scientists have developed a pilot-scale power plant based on fuel cells that utilizes by-product hydrogen from the process industry. The system produces electricity from hydrogen generated as a ... full story
Fuel Cells Developed for Increased Airplane EfficiencyJune 16, 2014 Researchers have developed the first fuel cell that can directly convert fuels, such as jet fuel or gasoline, to electricity, providing a dramatically more energy-efficient way to create electric ... full story
Ice in Fuel Cells Displayed Directly for the First TimeJune 16, 2014 Researchers have succeeded in imaging the distribution of frozen and liquid water in a hydrogen fuel cell directly for the first time. They applied a new imaging technique that uses two beams with ... full story
A Fuel Cell for Home: Tested in Private HouseholdsJune 11, 2014 It converts chemical energy directly into electrical energy. Still, there hadn't been a market breakthrough for the fuel cell. The systems were too complex. Now scientists have developed a simple ... full story
Microbes Engineered for Direct Conversion of Biomass to FuelJune 2, 2014 The promise of affordable transportation fuels from biomass -- a sustainable, carbon neutral route to American energy independence -- has been left perpetually on hold by the economics of the ... full story
Transforming Hydrogen Into Safer Liquid Fuel Using Atmospheric Carbon DioxideJune 2, 2014 Scientists have completed their solution for transforming hydrogen gas into a less flammable liquid fuel that can be safely stored and transported. Another possible application of their technology ... full story
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- Theoretical and experimental demonstration of the electrocatalytic activity of boron nitride thin films for oxygen reduction reaction
- Fuel cells developed for increased airplane efficiency
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- Microbes engineered for direct conversion of biomass to fuel
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- Scientists discover new pathway for artificial photosynthesis
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- Waste could help fuel low carbon energy and transport
- New aluminum alloy stores hydrogen: Versatile, lightweight material opens the door to fuel cells of the future
- New device harnesses sun and sewage to produce hydrogen fuel
- Ethanol not a major factor in reducing gas prices
- Panda poop microbes could make biofuels of the future
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- General in the Solar Army to High School and College Students: 'We Are Recruiting'
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From staff reports
TRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City West handed Cadillac its first Big North Conference loss of the season Wednesday night with a 25-15, 12-25, 25-20, 25-21 win over the Vikings.
"Consistency," West coach Emily Baumann said of the key to the game. "We played smart. We put the ball in play. We did not make errors.
"We came out strong. We defended our court."
West improved to 6-2 in league play and 15-9-1 overall with the victory.
The Titans were paced by Katie Placek (18 kills, six blocks, 10 digs), Courtney VanHouzen (11 kills, 15 digs), Anna O'Hara (13 kills), and McKenna Ray (13 digs).
The West JV post a 26-24, 27-25, 17-25 win. The Titans were led by Carley Drzewiecki (six kills, 10 digs, one ace), Maggie Gray (six kills, four digs, one ace), Kelly O'Hara (19 assists, four kills, three digs), Leah Skeels (22 digs, three aces, two kills). The Titans are now 8-0 in the league, 19-1 overall.
West travels to Alpena next Wednesday.
The Titans' freshman team won 25-11, 26-24, 19-25.
TC West (7-1 in BNC play) avenged its only league loss, led by Olivia Bishop (three aces, six kills), Paige Ligon (six assists) and Sarah Patten (five assists, two kills).
Petoskey 3 TC Central 0
Traverse City Central fell to .500 in Big North Conference play with a 16-25, 16-25, 15-25 loss to Petoskey.
The Trojans (18-12-2, 4-4 BNC) were led by Jessie Kushner (seven kills, two aces), Maddy Duensing (19 assists, two aces) and Kiley Kowal (five kills).
Central won the JV matchup 25-16, 19-25, 25-21 behind strong play from Megan Eshleman, Cara Ferguson, Hannah Nordeen and Sierra Fraser. The win improves the Trojans' record to 8-1 against BNC opponents.
TC St. Francis 3 Kalkaska 0
St. Francis remained unbeaten in the Lake Michigan Conference with a 25-17, 25-20, 25-10 win over Kalkaska.
The Gladiators (26-4-3, 8-0) were led by Bridget Bussell (13 kills, two blocks), Haley Bussell (five digs), Kaitlyn Hegewald (27 assists, five digs, four kills, three aces), Madeline Rysztak (eight kills, five aces) and Leah Schmerheim (four kills).
St. Francis, which also won the JV match, hosts Grayling next Wednesday.
Elk Rapids 2 Grayling 0
Elk Rapids bounced back from a loss to Petoskey with a 2-0 shutout of Grayling the very next day.
The Elks received goals from Talon Felker and Austin McMullen. Andy Atkinson added an assist.
Miguel Alvarado and Andrew Selvy split time in goal for Elk Rapids (12-4), which hosts Boyne City on Wednesday.
Northport 8 Buckley 0
Bill Stowe scored a hat trick and Alex Thelander had five points as Northport posted an 8-0 victory over Buckley.
Thelander scored one goal himself and assisted on four others.
Caleb Brown pitched in two goals and Armando Hernandez and Ian Machir each had one.
Ricky Roman was in goal for the shutout, making five saves.
The Wildcats (8-7) host Harbor Light on Saturday.
TC Christian 5 Benzie Central 1
Jon Tuck netted two goals as Traverse City Christian defeated Benzie Central 5-1.
Jared Argyle came up from the backfield to tally his first of the season. Ian Spencer and Jacob Rorick also scored for the Sabres (14-2).
Benzie netted the game's first goal by Janfred Wemken.
Leland 8 Suttons Bay 0
Dylan Jolliffe scored four goals and assisted on a fifth as Leland defeated Suttons Bay 8-0 in Great Northwest play.
Jolliffe now has 50 goals on the season for the Comets (17-3, 8-2).
Matt Fleis, Cam Stowe, Will Gauthier and Ian Duvall also tallied. Luke Nesbitt drew two assists. Mike Farese had the shutout in goal.
Leland travels to Benzie on Monday.
St. Francis wins quad
Traverse City St. Francis won seven of eight flights to run away with a quad meet at Boyne City.
The Gladiators won every match but one on the day, ending up with 23 points. Harbor Springs was second with 17, Charlevoix six and Boyne City two.
Harbor's Sam Dart was the only non-SF player to claim a flight, taking No. 1 singles with a 3-0 record and a 6-3, 6-3 win over the Glads' Sam Holmes, who was 2-1.
The rest of the flight winners all came from TCSF, with Gus Danz, Jack Krcmarik and Patrick Burke taking the other singles flgiths, and Dan Wilson/Tanner Hobbs, Blake Bandrowski/Chase Richmond, Evan Primeau/Ben Alpers and Cole Gingras/Jay Jones in doubles.
TC Central JV Gold 4 St Francis JV 4
The Traverse City Central JV Gold tied the St. Francis JV 4-4.
Central picked up wins from Andrew Froese/Ben Grams, Ben Cockfield/Luke Fagerstrom, Nate Michno/Nick Friedli and Noah McKenzie/Mack Galante.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — For years, Barbara Hay wrote short stories, magazine articles and even a column in a weekly newspaper, but it took almost a decade to see her first book published.
Today she is an award-winning children's author.
Reflections on her writerly journey will be the launching pad, when Hay gives two author talks Tuesday, July 16, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Pryor Public Library. Admission is free.
The author of two juvenile novels, with a third set for publication in Fall 2013, Hay has found a niche writing contemporary stories set in the American West. Her debut novel, Lesson of the White Eagle, explored racism against Native Americans in a small town. Her new series for boys, The Bulldoggers Club, celebrates the lessons to be learned caring for
horses, doing chores and enjoying the great outdoors.
Book I of her new series is The Bulldoggers Club — The Tale of the Ill-Gotten Catfish, which tells the tale of four boys who form a club to celebrate roping and riding only to find it leads to all kinds of adventures. In Book I, the boys go fishing at Quicksand Pond without permission. One of the boys lands a monster catfish, and they haul it to town to be weighed.
Sure enough, the whopper is a record fish, and now everyone in town wants to know where they caught it. The boys fib about the location, only to learn how quickly one little lie can get away from a fellow.
The widowed mother of four children, Hay says she started writing books all those years ago in large part because it was so difficult to find books for her two sons, the youngest of whom was a reluctant reader and an avid outdoors buff.
"I spent years asking them questions, watching what engaged them, and searching the local library in search of books that would hold their attention," Hay said. "In the process, I learned a lot about what makes reluctant boy readers tick. And I've used what I learned in my books."
When she went to write, she was appalled to learn that the number of children's books about nature and animals had plummeted since her own childhood. More than 70 percent of children's books used to be about nature and animals, she noted; today, only about 17 percent of children's books cover such topics. Given the comfort being outside or caring for an animal can bring a young person, Hay set out to do her small part to remedy that change.
Hay believes in writing books that will leave their reader a little better of a person when all is said and done, and she says she is thrilled to be able to bring things, like the Cowboy Code and other American West traditions, to a new generation.


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Dr. Nanette Wenger to take the podium at Women's Heart Health Forum
Raising Awareness, Empowering Women, Saving Lives is the theme of The Women's Heart Health Forum presented by Greater Atlanta Hadassah in cooperation with Hadassah's Department of Health and Wellness and Congregation Beth Shalom Sisterhood. It will take place on Sun., Feb. 17, from 2:15-4:30 p.m. at Congregation Beth Shalom, 5303 Winters Chapel Rd., Atlanta, GA 30360. Keynote speaker, Nanette Wenger, MD, is the Professor of Medicine in the Division of Cardiology at the Emory University School of Medicine. Nancy Falchuk, 24th Hadassah National President, will present about the new cardiac center at Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem. Marsha Hildebrand, RN, Certified Coach - Take Shape For Life and a HeartHealth Champion will speak from a personal as well as a professional perspective. The program is free and open to the community. Come early for a silent auction with proceeds going to support heart health education and cardiac research at Hadassah Hospital. For more information and to RSVP, contact the Hadassah office at 678-443-2961 or firstname.lastname@example.com. More information is available at www.hadassah.org/Atlanta.
Attendees will learn: the facts about Women and Coronary Heart Disease in the United States and how Georgia is ranked; the risk factors for heart disease for women and the signs and symptoms of a heart attack; ways to reduce the risk of developing this deadly disease; about advances in heart disease diagnosis, treatment, research and advocacy at the Hadassah Medical Organization.


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I don't want to start fights, but I want to reply to some things (IMHO) and I have been going to Staples for a long time (liek since it was opened). To address this,many seats are broker owned and operated. Brokers jumped on the bandwagon at just at right time which was Blake's first non-playing year. A broker(s) owns most of my row of 19 seats, the row behind me except for the two seats right behind me. So many of the fans are from other teams because brokers got them. I was surrounded by epople wearing yellow last night.
As far as the threads commenting on the with oohhing and awwing when GS did something,there was a lot, and I mean a lot, of Warrior fans there. I have only been to 16 home games so far and this is the one with more fans then I have seen from an opposing team this year.
Here is another thing. I had my best friend with me, he is a Warriors fan and flew down for the game. He looked at me halfway through the 2nd period and made the statement about how we have the only team he has ever seen that has no home court advantage via the refs. He thought we were getting called for a lot of phantom fouls and they got a number of phony calls go their way. A lot of times we can called out for whining about the refs and the calls,here is a die hard GS fan admitting we do get screwed.


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Here are the list of Easter Egg hunts taking place across our viewing are this weekend and next weekend, along with the details. If you have an egg hunt taking place and would like to be included in our newscasts, e-mail us at email@example.com.
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BELLE FOURCHE — Belle Fourche will have its annual Easter egg hunt at 10 a.m. on Saturday, March 23 at the Baseball Diamonds by the Roundup Grounds, in Belle Fourche. The hunt is for children up to 10-years-old. This event is sponsored by the Center of the Nation Business Association. For more information, call Stacey at 892-0900.
Golden Gang Easter Egg Hunt
March 23
LEAD — All kids under 12 are invited to participate in the Golden Gang Easter Egg Hunt at 10 a.m. sharp on Saturday, March 23 at Manuel Brothers Park, in Lead. Bring your basket or bag and find candy, money, gift certificates and movie passes. Only a blizzard will cancel the fun.
The ninth annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by Rapid City Softball will be 2 p.m., Sunday, March 24, at the Star of the West Complex, 1511 Sedivy Lane. The hunt is for children up to 10 years old. They will be divided into five age groups. The Easter Bunny also makes an appearance. Tickets are $3 each.
The Rapid City Morning Optimist Club's forty-seventh annual City-wide FREE Easter-Egg Hunt will be at McKeague Field on Saturday, March 30. McKeague Field is at Canyon Lake Drive across the street from the Senior Citizens Center and west of the National Guard—West of Sheridan Lake Road. The hunt will begin at 9:00 a.m., and prizes will be given for each of three age groups; 1-3, 4-6, and 7-10 years. The Optimists will put out about 4,000 eggs and lots of wrapped candy. Boyd's Drug, Toys R Us, and Wal Mart are major contributors for the eggs, candy and prizes.
Spend time with the family at Eggstravaganza at Main Street Square on Sunday, March 31, from noon to 4 p.m. Egg hunts will be held at 1, 2 and 3 p.m. for ages 0 to 10 years of age. The Easter bunny will make a visit to the Square for photo opportunities.
Sheridan Wyoming, March 30 - Inflatables for kids to play on, music, face painting, Easter egg races, prize giveaways, and Easter Bunny photos. Easter egg hunts by age groups – ages 0-2 starting at 10:30 am, ages 3-5 at 11:00 am, ages 6-8 at 11:30 am, ages 9-12 at 12:00 noon. Remember: BYOB – Bring Your Own Basket! In case of inclimate weather this will be moved to Sheridan High School.
Community Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday, March 30th 10:00am SHARP! Spearfish City Park. Children 10 and younger welcome!
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•Ages 4 to 6: Between Band Shell and Log Cabin
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Pella — 3 cups self-rising flour
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 egg, beaten
1 1/2 cups whole milk
3 Tbs vegetable or canola oil
1 1/2 cups firmly packed brown sugar
2 cups coarsely chopped pecans
1/4 cup butter, melted
1. Preheat oven to 400F.
2. Stir together flour and granulated sugar. Combine egg, milk and oil. Add liquid all at once to flour mixture and mix until flour is moistened. Spread half of batter into a greased 9 x 9 x 2-inch pan. Mix together brown sugar and pecans. Sprinkle half of nut mixture over batter in pan. Spread remaining batter over nut mixture. Sprinkle remaining nut mixture on top. Drizzle butter over top. Bake 30 to 40 minutes.
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As we all know now, Mitt Romney thinks that 47% of the population will be voting for President Obama because they are dependent on the Government, because they believe they are entitled to more and more benefits provided by the Government. Because they are moochers. As stated by him, that 47% is also apparently the same 47% that doesn't pay income taxes.
Here are Mitt Romney's own words:
"There are 47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what. All right, there are 47 percent who are with him, who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it. That that's an entitlement. And the government should give it to them. And they will vote for this president no matter what…These are people who pay no income tax. … [M]y job is not to worry about those people. I'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives."
In other words, Mitt Romney and his defenders on the right believe that the only people voting for President Obama are those who pay no income taxes, who are dependent on government, who believe they are victims, and believe they are entitled to handouts from the government. For the record, the 47% of the population that doesn't pay income taxes includes:
1) Employed individuals who pay payroll taxes, but because of their income level (low) and various deductions and credits have no net income tax obligation. (The number of these individuals represents approximately 55% of the 47%.)
2) Senior citizens and the disabled. Most senior citizens earned their benefits through decades of work and payment into Social Security and Medicare. (The number of these individuals represent a little more than a fifth of the 47%.)
3) The working poor – people who earn less than $20,000 per year. (The number of these individuals represents about 15% of the 47%.)
So, those 47% of the people who don't pay income taxes? More than 90% represent people who work but as a result of deductions and credits have no net income tax, are too old or disabled to work but receive benefits they earned, or are the working poor with incomes below the taxable rate. These are the people Mitt Romney believes are the sole support for President Obama. These are the people, the entire group of them, every single one of them, he believes are dependent on government, believe they are victims, and believe they are entitled to handouts. These are people, again the entire group of them, who do not believe in personal responsibility.
I'd like to introduce Mitt Romney to a couple of individuals who are in the 47% and explain why I am proud to be a part of the much larger group offended by his comments and why that larger group will be voting for his opponent in November.
My father served for more than 20 years in the military, retiring in the early 70's. With benefits earned via his service and provided by the G.I. Bill he attended public universities, eventually earning a Master's Degree. He then spent the next fifteen years or so working for the State in a mid-level position, earning a small additional retirement benefit as a result. My mother was a stay at home mom. They raised four kids, sending them to public universities at a time when the cost was affordable for middle class families. Because we were so close in age, there was a moment when all four of us were in college at the same time. My parents were able to pay for our undergraduate education without borrowing a dime.
My parents now live in the same middle class way they always have, based on pensions and retirement benefits they earned through their service and hard work. My parents will be proud to cast their votes for President Obama this November, just as they did four years ago. Not because they are moochers but because they earned every thing they have now and believe that others should have the same opportunities they have had. My father, by the way, was a registered Republican for decades.
I am a product of my parents. I have never taken a penny in unemployment, having worked since November of my Freshman year of college. I have never received a government benefit other than my salary, which I earn through the work I do for the people of the State of California. I have paid income taxes every year for thirty years now. One wonders if Mitt Romney can say the same thing. I was able to go to a public university at a time when the cost was ridiculously affordable and then went to a private law school, the loans for which I am still paying. I believe one of the greatest gifts we can provide to each generation is an affordable and quality public education because it is through education that we grow and build the economy of the future. I don't believe in an inexpensive public education because it is an entitlement. I believe in it because of the value it provides to all of us.
Yes, I am a government employee, which to some of you means I'm just another lazy, useless individual. But, let me tell you what my state agency is responsible for. We issue the bonds that finance the infrastructure needs of our state. The roads, schools, prisons, water projects, and other critical facilities that make a modern economy possible. We finance waste projects, charter schools, nonprofit hospitals, nonprofit colleges and universities, provide grants to children's hospitals, and assist alternative energy projects, and each year we provide loan guarantees for hundreds of small businesses who otherwise wouldn't be able to access financing to grow their businesses. Without the functions my agency performs, the infrastructure needed to make our economy work, to help small businesses grow, to educate our workforce, and to meet the needs of our growing and diversifying population and economy, would not exist because they are functions that private industry would not perform at the cost that government can.
I believe not that health care is an entitlement that government must pay for and provide to every individual, but instead that every individual has the personal responsibility to bear the costs of their health care expenses and the best way to ensure that happens is through the program popularly known as Obamacare.
I believe the middle class in America was built over the last 65 years by such things as the G.I. Bill, cheap but quality public education, a social safety net that afforded people the opportunity to take chances and provide for their families knowing that there would be a helping hand if they needed it. In other words, government programs that afforded the middle class the opportunity to blossom and grow and could not be provided by private enterprise. As well, for several decades after World War II, corporations and large employers compensated and provided benefits to their employees that also allowed them to envision a secure future.
I believe the middle class in America is slowly withering away because of rising health care costs, rising education costs, rising uncertainty brought about by failed pension plans and employers who now focus more on the bottom line than providing compensation and benefits that provide for their employees, and the gradual destruction of the social safety net and the nation's infrastructure as conservative policies bleed our nation of the programs and values that built the middle class. I believe that the eventual destruction of the middle class, if it is allowed to continue, will result in the destruction of this country as corporations and small businesses no longer have the vast consumer power of a comfortable and growing middle class to buy their goods and services.
I also believe that the policies of the current Republican Party are built on a foundation of selfishness and ignorance. I believe they are based on the concept of survival of the fittest. If you can get it, you get it and keep it and have no responsibility to lend a hand to your brother or sister. I believe that the Republican Party's policies would, in fact, lead to the continuing decline of the middle class and America.
Those are the things I believe and I am damn proud to be a part of Romney's 47%, which is actually much larger than that. I will be proud to vote for a President who believes in serving all of America rather than a candidate who is running to serve a fraction of America.


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Turns out, the story is probably bogus at least the part about the woman being a U.S. sailor.
Navy officials have uncovered no record of such a woman, and there were no U.S. Navy ships in Port Khalid, where her ship was said to have been in port.
According to news reports, the off-duty sailor was on 24-hour leave Jan. 19 in Dubai when her bus driver pulled off the main road, and allegedly threatened to rape her at knife point. The sailor knocked the knife from his hand and broke it in two, bit him in the hand, forced him to the ground and locked him between her thighs, the Daily Mail reported. The woman then reported the incident to her commander at Port Khalid.
The story was first reported by The National, an English-language publication in the United Arab Emirates, which put a story on its website on Wednesday, following a court case heard Tuesday in the Dubai Criminal Court. The story was also reported by The Washington Times, The Atlantic Wire and Cosmopolitan, among others, all saying the woman was a U.S. sailor.
Its possible the woman, identified in one report as simply MJ, was a civilian mariner from the U.S.
After news first broke, Navy Times questioned service officials about the legitimacy of the reports. Navy officials have found no evidence to confirm MJ is a service member.


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text: From the July 1935 issue of Motorcyclist Magazine Mine was not an office boy to president sort of racing career. Contrary to the experience of many racing men, I had not spent a lot of time on a motorcycle prior to the time I started racing. I rode first at the age of sixteen in 1906 and I started right out to race. Of course my early races were not victorious ones. But as I learned to ride and to control a machine I also learned to race. In those early days, before a mile-a-minute had become an actuality we used wood rims with bicycle spokes. They were really sulky rims. We also used open ports which would uncover about one half inch from the bottom of the stroke. The ports helped the escapement of gas and also helped to keep your legs warm. The valves in those machines were not so large as in later designs and the ports were considered quite a help. My first equipment was strictly stock. Then I got into the semi-stock class and finally acquired my first real factory racing job, a Hedstrom motor built at the Indian factory, in 1907. While I had been working up to this motor a fellow by the name of Collins, in November, 1906, turned a mile-a-minute at the old Agricultural Park, in Los Angeles. He had ridden a Pugeot, a French 5 horse twin. So with the new machine I really went out to win and my first attempt was at 65 m.p.h. in a race on old Ascot. My competition that day included men from the ranks of the popular racer s such as: Eddie Hasha, Lee Humiston, Al Ward, Johnnie Albright, Ray Seymour, Al Earhart, Chas. Balke, Wm. Samuelson, Paul Serkum, Walter Collins, Dave Kinney, Billy Hoag, Gal Blaeylock, Jack Fletcher, Arthur Mitchel, Fred Whittier, Irwin Knappe, Jake De Rosier, J. Howard Schaeffer, Spot Bruggerman, Percy Powers, and Roy Artley. My 65 mile average brought me a victory. With that as encouragement I was to ride in many events during the next few years, mostly dirt track races, some road races and a few enduros. As event followed event I was also to run into some funny experiences. One incident which always stuck in my mind happened during a one-hour race at Santa Ana, California. We started the race with between twenty and twenty-five riders. The tracks were always very dusty. With that big a field it was only a moment until we were all riding blind. Then Spot Bruggerman fell on the north turn. Everyone in the whole field missed him in spite of all that dust. I ran over his machine and was spilled. Spot jumped up and running to a track guard who was mounted on a horse, he dragged the guard off. Jumping on the horse he started to ride on around the track toward the pits. He urged the horse to its utmost, while whizzing by on all sides were the fast going motors. It was an odd sight. Arriving at the pits Spot discarded the horse and grabbed a new motor on which he started out. However, he was disqualified by the F.A.M. officials. It was later found he had broken a bone in his foot. At that time n early every spill meant being in the hospital or being laid up for a while. At Del Rey we all rode in stocking caps and wore tights. It was a showmanship angle and appealed to the crowds. The boards were all unsurfaced lumber and when a fellow fell in one of those outfits he really took on some splinters to say nothing of burns. The board tracks had about a 50 degree bank on the turns and a s much as 32 degrees on the straightaways. We worked up to the break neck speed of a mile in 48.2 which was some going for that equipment. (Approximately 75 m.p.h.) 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | » | View Full Article By Monty Graves Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!


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The saga of billionaire Donald Sterling enters a new phase Monday when a California probate court trial examines his estranged wife's takeover of the couple's trust that owns the Los Angeles Clippers, which she is now trying to sell for a record $2 billion.
It's been an operatic tale.
Sterling slurred African-Americans in a taped conversation with a female acquaintance. The National Basketball Association banned him and ordered the couple to sell the team. His wife, Shelly, negotiated a price that would be unprecedented for a sports franchise in North America. She did so as doctors certified Donald Sterling, 80, as incapacitated with early Alzheimer's or another brain disease.
Questions persist, however, on whether the team's planned sale to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is a done deal, because Donald Sterling disputes his wife's authority in the negotiations. The couple own the NBA franchise through a trust.
Will there be a trial Monday?
It's anybody's guess: Anything can happen in the Sterling saga -- and just about has.
Donald Sterling now wants to move the controversy over the basketball team's proposed sale to federal court -- a legal move he made just before Friday's Fourth of July holiday.
It's unclear whether he'll be successful -- or what effect the last-minute maneuver will have on Monday's scheduled trial in a state court in Los Angeles.
Shelly Sterling's attorney described the move as desperation.
"Donald Sterling's 11th-hour attempt to move the probate trial into the federal courts is a desperate act by a desperate man," said Pierce O'Donnell.
"This latest bad-faith maneuver on the eve of his reckoning is a cowardly ploy to do just one thing: Kill a record-setting $2 billion sale of the Clippers," O'Donnell said.
But Donald Sterling's attorney says federal court is the appropriate place to hear how the publicizing of his medical diagnosis "trampled" his privacy rights under the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) -- which Shelly Sterling denies, saying the trust allowed for the information's release.
"While Shelly Sterling and her team will claim that this is merely a 'tactic,' we feel strongly that this important issue should be addressed by the federal court at this time," said lawyer Bobby Samini. "While it has become popular to attack Donald Sterling for his regrettable comments, his right to privacy and to the protection of his medical records should not be acceptable collateral damage."
Even Ballmer has entered the dispute, with his attorney saying he would file papers to block what he called a frivolous move by Donald Sterling.
The parties will be monitoring how the state and federal courts will proceed Monday.
Will we hear more about Donald Sterling's mental issues?
The trial will focus on Shelly Sterling's right to sell the Clippers and not Donald Sterling's mental capacity, attorneys for both sides say.
Testimony will largely focus on how the couple own the team through a trust and whether procedures for removing one of the trust's owners -- namely Donald Sterling -- were followed.
The trial, however, will address an accusation by Donald Sterling that his wife duped him into undergoing separate examinations by a neurologist and a specialist in geriatric psychiatry, who both judged him to be mentally incapacitated.
Donald Sterling also disputes those findings.
"We are going to argue that their examinations were by way of undue influence, that their examinations were not complete, that there was fraud in the examinations, and the letters that they have issued do not comport with technical requirements that the trust requires," Samini said.
Shelly Sterling maintains her husband's arguments about being tricked are baseless, her attorney said.
"There was no duping or whatever," O'Donnell said. "Donald voluntarily went to ... get the brain scan."
Late last month, another doctor found Donald Sterling to be mentally fit, a source with knowledge of the situation told CNN.


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