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An investigation by three Tennessee law enforcement agencies has resulted in the indictment of two Sparta, Tenn., residents on murder and aggravated assault charges by the White County grand jury.
Brian Logan, also known as Allyn Hodges, 36, and Miranda Brown, 26, each were indicted Thursday on one count of felony murder and one count of aggravated robbery as a result of the investigation into the homicide of Jill Farley, 36, of Cookeville, Tenn., in the parking lot of the Dollar General on Robert Mathews Highway in Cookeville.
According to a news release from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Farley drove to the Dollar General on Feb. 9 and waited in the parking lot for her passenger, who had gone into the store. A clerk saw a struggle in Farley's car, and the clerk and the passenger went outside to investigate.
They found Farley "severely injured," the release stated. The clerk called 911 and reported that he had seen a male and female get into a dark-colored vehicle and quickly leave the parking lot.
Farley died at Cookeville Regional Hospital, the release stated.
Both defendants were served with the charges while being held at the White County Jail on drug charges.
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COSHOCTON — Donna Joan Hedrick, 83, of Coshocton died Wednesday morning, June 23, 2010, at her residence.
Mrs. Hedrick was born Feb. 7, 1927, in Warsaw, the daughter of the late Perry and Alta (Mencer) Darr. On March 31, 1961, she married Hugh Hedrick of Coshocton.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by one son, Wendell (Linda) Hedrick; and three daughters, Linda (Don) Qualls of Mount Vernon, Joyce (Rusty) Rine of Bladensburg and Becky Lawrence of Coshocton; grandchildren, Pam (Ken) Chambers, Scott Qualls, Chad (Stephanie) Rine, Carrie (Bryon) Hampshire, Bob (Crystal) Qualls, Amy (Dempsey) Shumate, Matthew Hedrick and Michael Hedrick; 11 great-grandchildren; brother, John (Margaret) Darr of Coshocton; sister, Paula (Leland) Cooper of Coshocton; sister-in-law, Joan Darr; and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by siblings, Clarence Darr, Eugene Darr, Florence Funk, Sarah McCombs and Roland Darr. An avid crocheter and baker, Donna loved to share her creations with her family and friends.
The family will hold a memorial service for Mrs. Hedrick on Tuesday, June 29, at 6 p.m. at Faith Baptist Church, 8764 Martinsburg Road, Mount Vernon. Contributions may be made to Hospice of Coshocton County Inc., 230 S. Fourth St., Coshocton, OH 43812, in Donna's memory.


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New Orleans City Hall will close early Monday due to the Saint' evening football game against the Miami Dolphins at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
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September 28, 2014 Graham Dorrans News
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Dorrans scored the final goal and set up two others in the 4-0 win at home to Burnley.
Dorrans flicked on James Morrison's corner in the 45th minute for Saido Berahino to head home before he played a delightful ball to the same man in the 57th minute to make it 3-0. The Scottish midfielder completed the rout in the 90th minute by slotting home Cristian Gamboa's cross. Dorrans looks a good bet to stay in the side and could get as many as half a dozen assists and two to three goals this season.
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September 15, 2014
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Dorrans recovered from an injury to start the 2-0 defeat to Everton on Saturday.
Dorrans played the full 90 minutes for manager Alan Irvine�s side and could do little to stop West Brom being dominated for large parts of the game. The Scotland international has offered fantasy managers very little food for thought so far this campaign and the competition for places in a struggling side could see his value fall further. If Dorrans does stay in the side he can be relied upon for a couple of goals and assists, though nothing more than that.
September 11, 2014
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Dorrans (heel) trained on Thursday and should be fit enough to make Saturday�s game against Everton, manager Alan Irvine reported to the official club website.
Dorrans (heel) was yet another of West Brom�s players to pick up an injury whilst on international duty and had to return home from the Scotland squad as a result. Dorrans has played every game for manager Alan Irvine�s new look West Brom side so far this season and has yet to pick up a goal or assist, and can be expected to notch a couple in each column as the season goes on.
September 4, 2014
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Dorrans returned home from international duty early after sustaining a heel injury, reports the official club website.
Dorrans aggravated a heel injury in Scotland training and is now back at West Bromwich Albion to be assessed by the club medical team ahead of next Saturday�s game against Everton. Dorrans signed a new three-year deal in the summer and started all three Premier League games so far though has now has plenty of competition given manager Alan Irvine�s busy transfer window dealings.
April 14, 2012
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Dorrans scored the winner for West Brom in Saturday's 1-0 win over QPR.
Dorrans has scored twice this season, and both goals have won games for the Baggies.
January 22, 2012
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Dorrans scored in the first minute of added time to steal a 2-1 win for West Brom over Stoke on Saturday.
Dorrans would have drawn long odds on the most likely to player on the pitch to net the winner. The Scottish international has scored twice in 34 appearances for West Brom.
December 16, 2011
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Despite being linked with a move to Rangers in January, West Brom has no plans to sell Dorrans, reports Sky Sports.
Manager Roy Hodgson said that there has been no contact from Rangers, and he doesn't wants to sell his best players.
February 13, 2011
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Dorrans scored in the third minute of Saturday's 3-3 draw with West Ham.
Dorrans notches his first of the season in what should have been more for WBA, who blew a three goal lead.


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Paul D. Smith '51, May 4, 2013. A resident of Greenbrae since 1974, he was born in 1923 in San Francisco to Paul D. and Margaret Grover Smith and raised in Piedmont. He graduated from Piedmont High School in January 1941 and enlisted in the US Army Air Corps. Paul served in the European Theater of Operations during WWII as a Staff Sergeant and crash-rescue firefighter and was honorably discharged in 1945.
Norbert J. "Biz" Korte, S.J. '51, died May 12, 2010 in Regis Infirmary, Sacred Heart Jesuit Center, Los Gatos, after a long illness. He was 80 years old and in his 59th year as a Jesuit Brother. Biz was born December 23, 1929 in San Francisco and raised in Oakland. He graduated from St. Ignatius High School (Class of 1948) and attended Santa Clara University, 1948-51. Biz began his Jesuit life at Sacred Heart Novitiate in Los Gatos, in August of 1951. With the exception of one year at St. Ignatius High in San Francisco, all of Biz' Jesuit assignments were at Sacred Heart Novitiate. In 1969 Biz began his work for Novitiate Winery, a job loved and for which he is known throughout the country. Over the years Biz became the public face of the winery. He promoted wine tastings and other events as the winery became more oriented towards the commercial wine market. When the winery closed in January 1986, Biz was on hand liquidating the inventory and locking up the door. After the closing of the winery, Biz did various in-house jobs at Sacred Heart Jesuit Center. Because of failing health, he spent his last few years as a resident of the infirmary at Sacred Heart. Biz was a big man physically. He was gregarious and friendly, a man of great emotions and of high ideals. He was not afraid to express his opinion and you always knew where Biz stood on any given subject. He was active in the Lion's Club, the Chamber of Commerce, and was a founding member of the Friends of the Winemakers, a group dedicated to preserving the history of wine making in the Santa Clara Valley. As a Lion, Biz acted as the group's chaplain and worked closely in support of the San Jose Blind Center and its teaching activities. For almost two decades he played Santa Claus at the Los Gatos Christmas Parade. On the occasion of his Golden Jubilee as a Jesuit, Biz reflected, "My life has been full of God's graces; I have much to be grateful for...from caring for the aged, typing invoices, knocking on the doors of countless parishes selling altar wine, to balancing the books of the community." All this was done with a generous heart. Biz is survived by his brother George Korte, and his sisters Marla and Mary Norbert Korte.
Dr. Leonard Napolitano '51, former dean of the University of New Mexico School of Medicine, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on January 7, 2013. Dr. Napolitano was born in 1930 in Oakland, CA, one of three children and the only son of Italian immigrants. He attended Santa Clara University where in 1950, he quarterbacked the Broncos to an upset Orange Bowl win over Bear Bryant's Kentucky Wildcats. Napolitano earned a PhD. in anatomy from St. Louis University and proceeded to teach at Cornell Medical School and the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He moved to New Mexico in 1964 to become one of the seven founding faculty at the newly established School of Medicine at UNM. He became interim Dean of the medical school in 1972 and was named permanent Dean the following year, serving in that capacity until his retirement in 1994. Under his leadership, Dr. Napolitano presided over the dramatic expansion of the medical school and health sciences complex on the North campus of UNM, creating an environment known nationally and internationally for its innovative teaching curriculum. Dr. Napolitano was a highly effective advocate for the medical school at the legislature in Santa Fe. Due to these efforts, the medical school and the associated health sciences campus became one of New Mexico's chief assets. Among many other honors, Dr. Napolitano received the medical school's first Living Legend award in 2009. Dr. Napolitano loved opera, Tony Bennett, good food, and good company. He was an avid reader and a passionate supporter of the arts. He loved his family and had deep and enduring friendships all over the world. Dr. Napolitano was preceded in death by his wife Jane. He is survived by his three children, Leonard Jr., Janet '79 and Nancy, his daughter-in-law Elle, his grandchildren, Carrie, David, William and Sarah Jane, and his longtime companion Thelma Domenici.
Leo Gilbert Smith '51 July 1929 ~ Nov. 2013. Son of Leo Smith and Laura Holf Scholte, raised in Stockton, Calif. Husband to Marcia Ernest Smith M.A. '76 and father to Matt, Mara Lee, Bridget and Leo "Rusty". He graduated from Santa Clara University and entered into the field of Hospital Management in Calif. During his time he helped pioneer the first computers used in hospitals, new advances in hospital treatments, patient care and doctors' training programs. He was a life-time board member of the Children's Home Society, a Rotarian, working to bring countries together in the Youth Exchange Program, involved in Red Cross blood drive, a Knight of Columbus and a minister at his local church, St. John Bosco. He touched lives all over the world and helped change them for the better. Even though his life was full of many giving and charitable groups, he still found a great deal of time to share with his loving wife and children. He never shied away from doing the right thing or helping others. He instilled many important values and lessons to not only his children but to others he touched. Our father was, to many, a friend, hero, and mentor all in one. He was the best father any child could ever have. Leo passed on Friday, Nov. 8. Leo devoted his life to the service of others for the betterment of all. His family, friends and those that knew him will miss him, but know that he will always be there in their hearts and close in the fond memories they have shared. We will always love and miss you, Dad.
John Eugene "Gene" McHugh '51, December 27, 1929 - December 23, 2013. He died in Costa Mesa. He was father to John E. McHugh '87.
John E. "Jack" Drummey '51, October 9, 2013. He was born in Seattle in 1927 to Emmett and Teresa Drummey. He graduated from Seattle Prep (class of 1945), and the University of Santa Clara. Later he received his Master's Degree from Seattle University. Jack pursued a career as a funeral director with Bonney-Watson, following in the footsteps of his father and uncles. Later Jack spent a number of years as a substance abuse counselor before starting an Asian import business and designer showroom with his wife Patricia. He was preceded in death by his wife Patricia MacPherson and his former wife Betty Drummey. He is survived by his children, Kathleen Drummey (Mansour Jahanmir), Susann O'Neill (Patrick), John and Michael and six grandchildren.
Henry Mariani J.D. '51 passed away on March 12, 2012, in Weed, Calif. He was born on June 9, 1926. The longtime San Jose attorney had moved to the Northern California town of Weed to be close to his daughter and grandchildren.The son of a San Joaquin Valley farmer, Mariani was a Bellarmine College Prep grad who received both his undergraduate and law degrees from Santa Clara University. He was rooted in the old guard of the San Jose bar, specializing in real estate and probate law. The veteran attorney was known as a generous man, a lavish tipper at restaurants. "He would give people anything he had that they needed, even if he shouldn't have given it," said his son, Joseph. Read more here.
Harold C. Pagendarm '51, a resident of Belmont, passed away March 3, 2012. Harold Pagendarm was born in Oakland, Calif. He attended St. Ignatius High School before going into the Army, where he served in the Medical Core during WWII. After the war he graduated with a mechanical engineering degree from Santa Clara University in 1951. Harold worked for Western Gear, Ampex and Edward Enterprises before retiring. He divided his time between his home in Belmont and Korte Ranch in St. Helena, Calif. Hal loved to photograph his travels, spend time with his family and be an active member of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. Harold is survived by his brother Lawrence, 18 nephews and nieces, many grandnieces and nephews, and his dear friend, Mrs. Virginia Holland. We will all miss Uncle Hal's kind heart, quiet patient manner and delightful stories. He has left us with a lifetime of cherished memories.
Gordon Joseph Machado '51, on March 17, 2014, lost his three-year battle with bladder cancer. He was born Nov. 14, 1929, in Los Angeles, Calif. He was raised and preceded in death by his mother Lucille Machado. After attending Santa Barbara Catholic High School, he graduated with Valedictorian Honors in 1947. He attended Santa Clara University, where he earned his bachelors degree and graduated in 1951. After relocating to Sacramento, Calif., he started a 36 year career with the Sacramento County Probation Department in 1956 and retired in 1992. In his retirement our father enjoyed helping others and once stated, "I don't understand how people can be bored during retirement when there are so many people who need help." He enjoyed volunteering at numerous events, music, photography, dancing, attending the Sacramento Jazz Jubilee, sporting events, the Over The Hill Gang at the Dante Club, donating to several charities and, most of all, always being there for his family.
The Machado Family would like to thank Doctor Genaro and the Urology Department at Kaiser Hospital on Morse Avenue. In addition, Blas and Mary Lou from Kaiser Hospice for treating and caring for our father during his last days. He is survived by his former wife, Gail (Crawford) Machado and his five children Greg (Carol) Machado, Kathryn Machado, Michael Machado, James (Colette) Machado and Brian (Sheri) Machado, and his grandchildren, Lindsay, Lauren, Samantha, and great grandson Kaeden.
Gerald William Shipsey J.D. '51, a 3rd generation San Luis Obispo native, died at home on April 29, 2013 at the age of 88 from the effects of congestive heart failure. Jerry was born in 1924 to William T. and Elizabeth (Adam) Shipsey. He graduated from Mission High School with the class of 1942.
Gerald Stronck '51 passed away peacefully April 18, 2009, after almost a year of battling cancer. He graduated from Bellarmine College Preparatory School and Santa Clara University with a B.S. in Commerce. Gerald was a veteran of WWII, worked as a bank manager for 35 years and, later, as a realtor. He was a resident of San Mateo County for 63 years. Gerald was preceded in death by his parents and his two older brothers. He is survived by his loving wife of 52 years, Frances, his younger brother, five children, and 10 grandchildren.
George David Crowley '51 on Dec. 5, 2008. A native of San Francisco, he worked in the accounting industry for 46 years and as general manager of sales for Towne Ford in Redwood City for 30 of those years. He is survived by his wife, Margaret; seven children; and 12 grandchildren.
Eugene H. Swett '51 passed away on June 9, 2011.
Bruno Anthony Davis '51 died Dec. 21, 2009. peacefully at home. Bruno was the beloved husband of Norma and the adored father of Christopher and Adrian. He was the devoted son of the late Anna and Achllle Davis, and the son-in-law of Elena Accornero and the late Frank Accornero. Bruno is also survived by Christopher's partner, Todd; by Adrian's partner, Tim; by his brother-in-law, Gilbert; and by many cousins in the San Francisco Bay Area, Stockton, and Italy. Bruno born Jan. 14, 1927 and was a graduate of St. Ignatius, Santa Clara University, and the University of San Francisco. He had a long and distinguished career with the California Public Utilities Commission.
Robert I. "Bob" Bounds J.D. '51, 86, of Vancouver, Wash., passed away peacefully on Monday, Jan. 17, 2014 surrounded by his loving family. Robert was born April 15, 1927 in Yakima, Wash. to Irving and Dorothy (Congdon) Bounds. He graduated from Santa Clara University in 1951 with a degree in law. On June 14, 1947 he married Rose Marie Nevis in Santa Clara, Calif. Bob and Rose Marie moved back to Yakima, where he started a private law practice and later became the City of Yakima Prosecuting Attorney. Bob had a zest for life. His hobbies were traveling, music and family time. He relished his role as Santa and the Easter Bunny, a memory that all his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren will cherish.
Bob is lovingly survived by his wife, Rose Marie Bounds and his children Terry Rawson, Jerry Bounds, Sue Lowry, Karen Iroala, Debra Carlson, Jim Bounds, and Jeff Bounds, in addition to 17 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.
Bernard J. Vogel Jr. BS '51, J.D. '56, of Saratoga, Calif., passed away May 5, 2012. Bernie leaves behind five children, Bernie III (Anne-Marie), Leslie Miller (Eric), Bill (Linda), Bob, and Karen Hayes (Ray), as well as nine grandchildren, Marie-Elizabeth, Hannah Katherine, and Sarah Grace Vogel; Karly, Andrew and Kate Miller; Lauren Vogel; Robert Vogel; and Brian and Marie Hayes. He is also survived by his brother, Worthington Vogel, as well as, brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Robert and Carol Peters. Bernie was a fortunate man who shared the love of many friends. Having lost his wife, Joan Peters Vogel, to cancer several years ago, he continued to stay actively involved with his friends and his family. Bernie was born in Piedmont, Calif., attending school at Piedmont Hills, Admiral Farragut and Santa Clara University undergraduate and law schools. An avid athlete, Bernie played football for Santa Clara, scoring the last touchdown in the 1950 Orange Bowl against Kentucky. After two years in the Navy, Bernie started his legal practice working with Judge Callahan and maintained his private practice as a well-respected lawyer late into his seventies. A loving husband and father, Bernie and Joan raised their children while living in Saratoga. They were active in many social and charitable organizations, including St. Claire Club, Kiwanis, and Gaieties. Bernie was actively involved in the lives of his children until his last breath. Bernie was known as a gentleman among gentlemen, whose warm heart and strong spirit cherished family and friends above all of his life's many pursuits. For many years, he enjoyed golf as a member and past president of San Jose Country Club, traveled extensively and stayed active in his practice as a lawyer.
Barth Edward Bartholemy '51 died on July 7, 2010. He is survived by spouse Patricia and children: Dan, Ellen, Ed and Carol.
Allen Gray Browne '51 on April 23, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nev. He was born in Los Angeles on September 25, 1928, to Dr. Francis E. Browne, famously known as the surgeon to the stars, and Margaret Gray Browne of the Gray banking and farming family from Grayville, Ill. Browne was educated at Hotchkiss Preparatory School in Connecticut and Santa Clara University. He did graduate work at UCLA Medical School. Browne had a varied career, including investments and stocks, oil drilling, land development, hands-on custom house building and farming. After active duty in the U.S. Army, he served in undercover military intelligence for years. He served since 1991 as a director of the Gray estate family businesses, Gray Farms Inc., Locust Street Company, Inc. and Gray Partnerships, all based in Southwestern Indiana. His leadership, integrity and wisdom were greatly valued. His lifelong passion for music led him to donate the organ for The Shrine of the Most Holy Redeemer in Las Vegas. His family helped found Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, Calif., where he gave the organ for their new college chapel last year. He was an active trustee of the Nevada Symphony in Las Vegas, single-handedly producing its concert in March 1996. Browne was also an enthusiastic amateur violinist. An avid sailor and skier, he traveled the world as a big-game hunter. His trophies are in several schools and museums, including the Las Vegas Natural History Museum. He is survived by his wife of 24 years, Kay Miller Browne; his brother Dr. Lawrence W. Browne of Newport Beach; five children: Frank Browne, Julia Browne, Margaret Browne Day (Jeff), Alice Browne and Bill Browne and their mother, Shirley Ingman Browne, all of Orange County, CA; and two stepchildren: Elizabeth Stephenson Norheim (Rob) of Seattle and Lloyd Stephenson, of Chico, CA. His grandchildren include Joshua Browne, Megane Browne, Riley and Tatum Browne, Aubrie, Kelsey and Jessica Day and Rosemary Norheim. He was a fourth-degree Knight of Columbus.
Adrian "Arie" Schoorl '51 on March 11, 2009.
William ("Bill") Haley Aug. 31, 1930 - Aug. 22, 2009. Bill passed peacefully on August 22nd surrounded by his loving family after a brief illness. Bill is survived by his "sweetie" Janice, daughters Jean (Jim), Ann, and Katie (John), and son Tim. Bill and Jan have eight grandchildren and eight great- grandchildren. Bill and Jan were married on October 3, 1953 at St. Raphael's Church in San Rafael. They moved to Novato in 1956 and in 1963 built a lovely home for their family on a lot adjoining the 5th hole (formerly the 14th) on the Marin Country Club Golf Course. Bill was an active member of the Country Club and played golf two to three times a week. Bill loved golfing with his longtime friends and will be missed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, but surely will be remembered by his buddies at the 19th hole. Bill enjoyed attending his childrens' many sports activities as well as playing basketball, baseball, and ping-pong in the back yard with his kids. Bill and Jan traveled the world as well as taking his favorite yearly trips to Lake Tahoe and Kauai. A lifelong Marin County resident, Bill graduated from St. Anselm's Grammar School, St. Ignatius High School, and Santa Clara University. Bill has many lifelong friends from his school years, many dating back to kindergarten, who will remember Bill for his electric personality, love of life and loyalty to the ones he loved. Bill was Chairman of the St. Anthony's Parish Finance Committee, which he served on for many years. Bill was an active member of the church all his life and will be missed at St. Anthony's. Bill built a very successful real estate appraisal practice in San Francisco beginning in 1972. He earned the prestigious MAI (Member of Appraisal Institute) designation and was past president of the Institute in 1976. Bill was known in the real estate appraisal field for his integrity and dedication to his craft. We will never forget what they did for us. God bless all of you. Friends of the family are invited to a Memorial Service for Bill at St. Anthony's Catholic Church, located at 1000 Cambridge Street in Novato. The service will be held at 11:00 on Saturday, August 29th. The family requests that, in lieu of flowers, donations in Bill's name be made to St. Vincent De Paul Conference-St. Anthony's Parish or to Santa Clara University Class of 1952 Scholarship Fund.
Willard Joseph Fay '52 died on February 19, 2009.
Thomas J. Kerwin '52 on Nov. 14, 2008. The Chicago native fell in love with the West when he traveled by train to attend college at Santa Clara. He was a member of the school's swim team and after three years completed his undergraduate and law degrees at Loyola University in Chicago. After practicing law in Chicago, he was an activist after retirement, pushing for reform in the Catholic Church and performing in community theater productions and singing in local Gilbert & Sullivan shows. He is survived by his wife of nearly 54 years, Mary Ann; eight children; and 19 grandchildren.
Thomas Cannon Buckley '52 died May 30, 2010. He was born on March 20, 1930 in South Pasadena. He graduated from Cathedral High School and Santa Clara University, and worked for the Southern Pacific Railroad as its vice president of public relations. Tom married wife Adeline, with whom he had 4 sons (Tom Buckley '84, Jim, Brian Buckley '88, and Tim), and after Addy's death Tom married wife Judith with whom Tom raised his children and Judy's 5 children from a previous marriage (Bill, Margot, Debbie, Chris Buckley '88, and Rick) in Pasadena. Tom will be sorely missed by all who knew and loved him.


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1991-92: United win the League Cup and Super Cup for the first time
1991-92: The Reds stutter in the title race and lose out to Leeds
1992-93: Eric Cantona makes a shock move from Leeds to Old Trafford
1992-93: The 26-year wait comes to an end as United win the Premier League
1993-94: Roy Keane makes an English record £3.75m move from Forest
1993-94: The title is retained by an eight-point margin
1993-94: The Double is secured with a 4-0 FA Cup trouncing of Chelsea
1994-95: Cantona is suspended for nine months after an incident with a fan
1994-95: Agony in May as United are pipped to the League and FA Cup
1995-96: Sir Alex entrusts youth and sells Ince, Kanchelskis and Hughes
1995-96: A win at Middlesbrough brings the Premier League trophy back
1995-96: Cantona's late volley vs. Liverpool clinches a second Double
opening goal of the new era, to Brian Deane of Sheffield United, was an inauspicious start and a second successive defeat, 3-0 at home to Everton, was hardly the stuff of potential champions.
"There were troughs, of course, and, during those sticky patches, our confidence did not waiver," stated the manager, who raided the transfer market in dramatic fashion to sign Eric Cantona from Leeds. Although the final winning margin was 10 points ahead of runners-up Aston Villa, the nerves were jangling again - none more so than when Sheffield Wednesday led at Old Trafford. Two late Steve Bruce headers sparked wild celebrations and the belief became stronger following wins against Coventry, Chelsea and Crystal Palace. Sir Matt Busby was amongst the crowd to celebrate in style with a 3-1 win against Blackburn at Old Trafford but this was only the start of a period of domination.
With a huge weight of expectation lifted off the boss' shoulders, he led the team to their first-ever Double in the following season. Remarkably, only a Coca-Cola Cup final defeat


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Women Aren't Funny
The fest will feature the Portland premiere of the documentary Women Aren't Funny, produced and directed by headliner Bonnie McFarlane (Last Comic Standing). Along with her husband, Rich Vos, McFarlane addressed the stubbornly outmoded and seemingly common idea that women are inherently less funny than men. The result is a well-played romp through the minds of some of today's funniest, and undoubtedly most sarcastic comics.
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Kyle Mizono
The comedy world is becoming wildly more accessible. It's the reason we're seeing more diverse comedy, podcasts making it their business to bring us what's new, exciting and, obviously, funny. That is exactly how Kyle Mizono, a junior producer at The Super Serious Show, has made a name for herself. "I contacted the producers and they let me help out at the show every month," Mizono said. "I eventually came to see them as sort of mentor figures—I refer to them as my 'comedy parents.' The Super Serious Show is like the hospital where they gave birth to me."
As one of the most unique voices at this weekend's festival, Mizono has found her niche in the mundane, an example being her hilarious series of photos of her holding dip. "I like to play around with different things," Mizono said. "I enjoy performing at the monthly show in San Francisco called Talkies, where the concept is for comedians to experiment outside of regular stand-up. On some of the recent shows I've shared my Beanie Baby collection and made Halloween themed Jell-O using Slim Jims and Corn nuts. So Beanie Babies and Jell-O is my comedy at the moment."
As an AJND first timer, Mizono is nervous. "I hope to goodness I don't ruin it. Comedy festivals are such a blast and this one in particular looks pretty hot. I am looking forward to performing with so many talented women!" After the fest, you can find her performing along side Shaq on TruTV's Upload with Shaquille O'Neal and in San Francisco for two nights of shows (Oct. 25-26) at Lost Weekend Video in the Mission District.
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As someone who lists her comedy goal as "being able to pay her rent," it seems Hawkins might be on the right track. With a resume that includes writing for MTV's Girl Code and Nick Mom Night Out on Nick Jr., appearing on Comedy Central, Last Comic Standing and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, she has created quite the story of success. With such an amazing background, its amazing that nerves almost got in the way. "I had many firsts," Hawkins said. "I was just too nervous to follow through. I finally pulled the trigger when I met a comic, told him I always wanted to try standup, and he demanded I try his open mic. I just needed that little push."
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Willi's Seafood & Raw Bar
- Address:
403 Healdsburg Ave
Healdsburg, CA 95448Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Tapas / Small PlatesPrice: $31 to $50
Willi's Seafood & Raw Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.willisseafood.net/
- Phone: (707) 433-9191
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday thru Thursday: 11:30am - 9:30pm
Friday and Saturday: 11:30am - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: Mark Stark
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Catering by proposal. (707) 576-3051
- Private Party Facilities: Willi's Seafood and Raw Bar offers semi-private accommodations. Please call the restaurant for details.
- Private Party Contact: Jennifer Gibson 7075763051
A word from Willi's Seafood & Raw Bar
Located just North of the town square in downtown Healdsburg, Old Havana meets the Wine Country at Willi's Seafood & Raw Bar. The warm and vibrant decor invite you in while the extensive list of small plates and the fun, eclectic drink menu make you feel right at home. The small plates menu is designed for sharing and features items ranging from New England Style "Rolls," tuna tartare and ceviches to Latin inspired skewers. The bar is known for its specialty cocktail list featuring Mojitos, Raspberry Lemon Drops and Pomatinis. Willi's has earned a reputation as a great wine country destination, open since the fall of 2003. Patio dining is available. Note: Reservations NOT accepted Friday, Saturday & Sunday Nights.Continued
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Willi's Seafood & Raw Bar reviews from OpenTable diners
112 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (82)great for outdoor dining (59)neighborhood gem (46)hot spot (40)good for groups (34)great for lunch (32)vibrant bar scene (22)notable wine list (21)special occasion (21)romantic (14)late-night find (7)kid-friendly (6)great for brunch (4)Show More
- Up to snuffNboroVIPDined on 11/25/2014After a very.slow start we had fine lunch. Fair prices, big small plate portions,tuna tartare to die for. Our annual visit worthwhile again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun and deliciousYummyDined on 11/10/2014Excellent food, great service, informative wait staff, nice ambiance, a fantastic dinner experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- With a group of friends for lunchLocalVIPDined on 11/7/2014We have found with a group just to order a couple of things, share those and then order the next couple of things, otherwise it will all come practically at once and you can't savor the wonderful flavors independently. This is a great restaurant, our friends had never been before and they raved about all the great tastes, the Kale Caesar and spinach salads to die for, the calamari as good as it gets, the chorizo and cheese melt was yummy, the chicken skewers too, we also had Duncan's mushrooms and were stuffed for a very reasonable price. The mixed drinks were first class as well, this is one of our favorites in this town of many great eateries.Special Features:
- Good food, poor servicecyclingchicDined on 11/6/2014We enjoyed our small plates. The service left a lot to be desired. One of us ordered wine - it took three requests to finally get her glass. When the waiter was told of this, his response was "excellent." Perhaps misplaced sarcasm? From that point on we saw him maybe one more time during the meal (I certainly don't want a hovering waiter, but there was no opportunity to order more plates), and when he came by, he was dismissive. What a disappointment.Special Features:
- Fabulous!!wineguy8Dined on 11/6/2014We had an outdoor luncheon with out of town friends. Every single small plate dish was superb! I have been there many times - and have always enjoyed the experience. But there is a new attention to making this restaurant truly top rate - and it shows!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Healdsburg gemgcousinsDined on 11/5/2014We visited Willi's Seafood and Raw Bar on the recommendation of a close relative. We were in town for a family reunion and they accommodated us very well for a group of 11 on a weeknight. The tapas were wonderful and artfully prepared. We tried quite a few, lamb, scallops, beef and vegetarian. Great wine selections too. We definitely have Willi's on our agenda for our next visit to Healdsburg!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesome experienceRobinTDined on 11/5/2014Food was great as was service and outside dining! Would recommend for a romantic dinnerSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor service ruined the experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/2/2014Went her after review on Trip Advisor. Restaurant was busy. Six people in our party. Service and delivery of food slow, in fact one of our friends did not receive a single dish until half way into meal. Food tasted fine, nothing special.Special Features:
- Amazing SelectionDinerDined on 10/30/2014Love the small plates. All hail to the kale Caesar salad! Loved the calamari. staff very helpful without being intrusive.Special Features:
- First visit to Willi'sTravelNEatDined on 10/30/2014A friend recommended this place and it did not disappoint. Small plate dining as good as it gets. Service was attentive but not overbearing. A little pricy but it is Napa-Sonoma so higher prices not unexpected. The server told us 2-3 small plates per person. We ordered 5 for two and it was a little too much, but that also depends on which small plates you order. Only minor disappointment was the lobster roll. The lobster roll is probably ok too if you've never had one in Maine. Will most likely visit again on next trip to Sonoma.Special Features:
- Never fails to delightZiggDined on 10/29/2014We enjoy lunch here at least once a month. Food always excellent, as is the service. Menus has something for everyone. Not to be missed.Special Features:
- Mostly greatmainelyontheplainDined on 10/24/2014We ordered crab cakes, fish tacos, bacon scallops, & calamari. Crab was perfect, the calamari excellent except for the sweet sauce, fish tacos were ok - more fish, less cabbage please, and the bacon wrapped scallops were perfectly done and creamy. They offer all small plates so it's kind of nice to try a number of dishes without overeating. I would go again but not right away. Service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely mishmash of Great FoodFedupwithsales2Dined on 10/23/2014The sound level in this establishment borders on unbearable. There were seats that offered more intimate surroundings, but overall I could barely hear my partner without asking her to repeat herself. The Menu is full of excellent choices. The food is very good. The actual servers were awkward beginners and did not add anything to the experience but intrusion to place plates on the table. The Waiter was pleasant but overly loud - guess he has to be to overcome the room. In future, when having a Birthday celebration or personal event, I probably won't accept the seating we were given - I felt like we were an afterthought to the sales needs of the establishment. My first visit, my Wife's second.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this restaurantmertDined on 10/22/2014We always want to dine here when we are in town. Delicious. Great service. Wonderful food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/22/2014I really enjoyed the great food at Willi's although I found the portions small if sharing. Not the place for a big appetite unless willing to spend over $20 dollars per personSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- healdsburg funneverhomeDined on 10/21/2014fun restaurant - very busy bar area which is entertaining. wine list a bit frustrating as lower price points sold out. no reason you should need to pay over $50 for a cab in sonoma. food was excellent & server also top notch. not a restaurant for those only wanting traditional menus.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Must When in HealdsburgSeagrapeDined on 10/21/2014The past several times we have visited wine country we have enjoyed Willi's Seafood. Two years ago we were traveling with a group of 8 and at a group dinner got to taste just about everything on the menu. This time there was only my husband and I and we had to be very selective. We had an excellent experience. Great food, great service and a fun atmosphere. We will be back.Special Features:
- Great after day of wine tastingUncleDaveDined on 10/20/2014Great after day of wine tasting. The small plates are perfect. Get as much or little as you like. The staff was very friendly and attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A must-visitschandleDined on 10/17/2014Several people told us we had to eat at Willi's Seafood when we visited Sonoma County and they were right! Everything we tried was excellent. They have the ability to take something you've probably tried before (for example seared ahi tuna) and imbue it with flavors and presentation that make it unique. The fried oyster cubana was outstanding. Next time, we'll come for dinner instead of lunch so we can eat even more!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Consistent!YoliVIPDined on 10/15/2014I have been to this restaurant so many times and always enjoy the food and the ambiance as well as the service. Our friends who had never been there were blown away by the delicious small plates and the variety of food. Great place!! Thank you!!Special Features:
- Yum!Food4ThoughtDined on 10/14/2014Calamari is the best we've ever had. Bacon wrapped scollops were to die for. Beet salad was delish. Fish tacos were incredible. Everything we ordered was amazing! Compliments to the chef!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Seafood! Don't miss out.CochiseVIPDined on 10/11/2014When in Healdsburg, if you don't make a point of dining here, then you can't claim that you ate at the best restaurant in Healdsburg. There are many good places to dine in Healdsburg, but Willi's is tops. The seafood is prepared to perfection. The Sonoma wine list is great. Hope you take this good advice and book a table at Willi's.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great menu and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/10/2014We had a great dinner. Server was helpful selecting the right amount of food and picking options from the small-plate/sharing menu that everyone liked. Bonus points for a gluten-free menu and being able to navigate a pregnancy in the group too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely, lazy-day lunchJudyVIPDined on 10/10/2014As a local, it can be difficult deciding in which of our many fine restaurants to dine. A favorite is Willi's patio, where people watching is a major attraction. Once the food arrives, however, it receives my full attention. The grilled prawns, ordered by the piece, are my idea of the perfect shrimp. Big, tasty, just right. Can't go wrong here. A plate of steamed clams with garlic bread, chopped salad, all winners. I over order intentionally so I have yummy leftovers the next day. Lucky me!Special Features:
- FairTheWardenVIPDined on 10/6/2014Have been in the past for the Oysters. This time I dont know if was the shucker but I was unimpressed.Special Features:
- Don't buy the hype!BigSamDined on 10/2/2014Service was not particularly good, I felt we were an imposition to our waiter. Food was ok but not what I would expect from a 4 star establishment. In fact it was rather pedestrian. I had dinner at 4 establishments in Healdsburg over the week and this one did not come close to the others. I can even overlook service if the food is really good, but 0 for 2 in my book. Don't buy the hype and look elsewhere.Special Features:
- Always Meets ExpectationsjeannedDined on 10/1/2014We dine here 4-6 times a year. The food is always great in flavor and presentation. The wait staff are efficient as well as seemingly happy to be serving us. The ambience is fun, busy but not chaotic.Special Features:
- overratedChadwick53Dined on 9/30/2014Way to loud. Food mediocre at best. Service was fine but would not go back or recommend to others.
- Oilerfan77Dined on 9/24/2014I always try to make it to Willies when I am in Sonoma. The food is consistent in quality, not a 10 but very good and very approachable. The wine list could be a little stronger considering what is available here but all in all a nice place for an enjoyable meal.Special Features:
- Willi's -- always the bestCharlesDined on 9/20/2014Had a great lunch here. The only problem with Willi's is that it is so good we almost never go anywhere else when we visit Healdsburg!Special Features:
- Friendy Service, Great TapasAmySDined on 9/19/2014Consistently great food and service. Love their tapas that are great for sharing.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/18/2014Everything was delicious! Delivery of food was kind of haphazard, but we did entirely order small plates and the servers were friendly. Tuna tartare and fried oysters were to die for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A must in HealdsburgtntyoderDined on 9/17/2014Every time we are in town we make sure to visit Willi's. Always great food and a good time.Special Features:
- OpenTableFanVIPDined on 9/16/2014A Healdsburg favorite that never disappoints. Great for small plates.Special Features:
- Small Plates weren't enoughsnowbirdsDined on 9/16/2014We tasted wine all afternoon and perhaps were TOO hungry for the wonderful small plates that were available. Drinks were fine and service was good. Glad to finally get into this spot after many visits to the area.Special Features:
- Delicious!BrownieVIPDined on 9/9/2014I have to say I was not sure what to expect when I was referred to Willi's, sometimes recommendations don't live up to the experience. This time, I was very pleasantly surprised - every small plate I tried, was fabulous - oysters, bacon-wrapped scallops, cheese plate, riblets, all worth trying. Great flavors and presentation. Great staff. I'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great experience!Ty13Dined on 9/8/2014I can't tell you how many times I've been here, and every time the food is delicious! Hands down, one of my favorite spots! The lobster rolls are to die for! and the cucumber martini is yummy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as always!Sandy94901VIPDined on 9/8/2014Will's is consistently excellent....perhaps even better than ever. Best small plate experience. Great variety and everything is delicious.Special Features:
- Fun in HeadelsburgFoodiefromslcDined on 9/5/2014Really a nice place to go,after a long day of wine tasting. The dishes reminded me of ordering tapas, and I like the small portions. I would definitely go back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/5/2014In town for a wedding . Being able to make a reservation for 10 was a plus . Waiter great with separate checks and even served a dessert with a candle for a bday celebrate Loved being at the bartableSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Field peas, such as pink-eyed peas, are often cooked with bacon or ham. In this easy vegetarian version, sautéing the onions and garlic in butter adds a touch of richness, while Spanish smoked paprika mimics the taste of bacon.
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The Metis Group LLC is a professional services firm, providing solutions-driven consulting services to public, private and non-profit organizations. Founded in 1999, The Metis Group has a track record of success in assisting our clients in operational and organizational improvements across industries, marketplaces and sectors. We monetize assets and identify market opportunity and timing to unlock the value of assets.
Please contact our offices to discuss operating and asset ownership challenges and ways in which The Metis Group may be of assistance.
TMG News
May 2014: The Metis Group is awarded the 2014 Small Business Award for Expertise Excellence in Service to Federal Government Clients by McGladrey LLP.
January 2014: The Metis Group is awarded the GSA Real Property Surplus Sales and Services (GSA RPSSS) blanket purchase agreement for the analysis and disposition of owned and leased federal property. The five year BPA was awarded to prime contractor, McGladrey LLP. Please see our team's brochure and contact information on the Federal Contracts page of our website.
October 2013: Ms. Libby Kavoulakis, Managing Member, is now working with the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce to support the U.S. Air Force Task Force to open more contracting opportunities for women-owned and small businesses.


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A week ago we brought you a brilliant photo of Mrs. Obama and members of the Miami Heat laughing and eating apples. Today, we have something even better: Mrs. Obama dunking.
With the help of LeBron James, Mrs. Obama interrupted an interview between Erik Spolestra, Ray Allen and Dwyane Wade by staging her own personal dunk contest.
LeBron helped her out by holding up the hoop, and Mrs. Obama came through with the powerful dunk on Ray Allen.
First, the .gif.
Then, we have the full length video (including bonus video bombs from the First Lady, LeBron and Chris Bosh).
Finally, we have Gus Johnson calling the dunk.
What a moment. 2014 is incredible.
(h/t to SB Nation for the .gif and Gus Johnson video)


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Short Film: "The Raven"
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Welcome to the Rangitikei
"Rangitikei, it roars, it whispers, it beckons - this river that defines North Island back country. Feel its power, experience the enchantment."
The mighty Rangitikei River, a liquid pathway guiding you through this area of natural beauty, exciting activities, genuine Kiwi hospitality, vibrant towns and flourishing communities.
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Do you have COPD?
If you or a loved one have been suffering with shortness of breath and has a risk factor for COPD, such as cigarette exposure, simple non-invasive testing can be performed to determine whether this is your problem.
These tests may include:
- Chest x-ray —x-rays of the chest that may detect signs of lung infection
- CT scan —a type of x-ray that uses a computer to make pictures of structures inside the chest
- Blood tests—to assess the amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood
- Lung function tests
Your personal physician can order this test at Mount Sinai Hospital or if needed can refer you to one of our COPD pulmonary specialists for consultation. If your shortness of breath is not due to COPD, our specialists can find out why it is present and can suggest other forms of treatment.
To schedule an evaluation for COPD, call 212-241-5656.
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To Make an Appointment:
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Terry Evans
BiographyEvans has an extraordinary voice, a gruff rumbling baritone that can be quietly seductive or boisterously raucous. Like so many R&B and blues singers, he got his start in church singing Gospel. In the 1970s he teamed up with singer Bobby King and they worked as a duo, touring and recording on their own and as backup vocalists for Ry Cooder, among others. Since stepping out on his own, Evans has released a series of critically acclaimed solo records that find him mining a deep vein of Soul Blues and growing immeasurably as a songwriter.
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