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- A fire in the mechanical and engine area ignited at 3:45 p.m. Aug. 25 on Highway 17 at Summit Road in Los Gatos. Property loss is estimated at $4,500, content loss, $1,000.
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- A engine fire started at 1:50 p.m. Aug 27 in a passenger car at Bella Vista Court in Saratoga. Estimated property loss is $2,000, content loss, $400.
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Studies in American tort law
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A careful mix of law, policy, ethics, and economics, Studies in American Tort Law is designed for first-year torts courses. Recognizing that torts is a prime battleground for social policy, this book seeks to reflect not only the current rules on injury compensation, but also the policy choices underlying those rules. Within a clear, doctrinal framework, a range of views is presented, reflecting dominant themes in tort law. Students are introduced to, but not overwhelmed with, law and economics. Economic analysis is employed when particularly useful (e.g., in connection with the negligence balancing test, strict liability, and calculation of damages). The law-and-economics notes can be used as a starting point for classroom discussion, or they can be allowed to stand on their own, without need for elaboration. The third edition includes:Comprehensive citations to the new Restatement, Third, of TortsThe latest Supreme Court precedent on punitive damagesReadable statutory excerpts reflecting new legislative developmentsCareful attention to ethical issues in the practice of lawHundreds of citations to new court decisions17 new principal casesThe third edition is completely up-to-date, including citations to hundreds of new decisions and a rich selection of materials reflecting the abundance of recent legislative changes to tort law. A comprehensive teachers manual updated for the third edition, Teaching Torts (3d ed.), is available.Mastering Torts: A Students Guide to the Law of Torts (3d ed.), a short narrative text which parallels the casebook, assists students to fully understand this area of law.A Power Point file containing nearly 200 transparencies corresponding to Studies in American Tort Law is available to professors. To request the file, contact Vincent R. Johnson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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PLATTSBURGH — Playwright Lisa D'Amour's catalog led Kim Hartshorn to the modern-stage noir "Red Death" opening tonight at Hartman Theatre.
"I have been looking for a medium-sized play and something new," said Hartshorn, the director. "I was interested in a play called 'Detroit,' personally, because I'm from Detroit. It had gotten some press. It's a pretty new play."
He read "Detroit," but it did not have a large enough cast.
"I liked the play. It wasn't the right choice for various reasons. I liked the playwright. I looked at some other plays she had done," Hartshorn said.
D'Amour's "Red Death" was inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's "The Masque of the Red Death."
Protagonist Jane Whithers, a kindergarten teacher and lifeguard, embarks on a self-imposed existential quest for Prospero Albright, a childhood acquaintance, and the origins of hate, the root of denial and human weakness that causes fear of death.
Through a global-trekking haze — life rafts, spiked cocktails and underground-dance clubs — she searches for Albright to unlock childhood secrets and her perilous present.
"It was really kind of a different play," Hartshorn said. "It was intriguing. It was unusual.
"We had some other people in the department look at the play and see what their thoughts were on it. Several of the other faculty read it and thought it was kind of interesting, too, so we decided to do it."
The cast stars Meagan Juntunen (Jane Albright), William Simon (Prospero), Evan Fazziola (Detective), JulieAnna Arey (Connie Albright, the wife of Prospero), Cassidy Herman (Lucinda Albright, daughter), Michael Stewart (Mr. Whithers, Jane's father) and Kendall Tamer (Hilda).
Set and light design is by Erika Grayson.
"The plot is a little odd," Hartshorn said.
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But Mauer only caught 74 games while serving as designated hitter in 42 games and playing first base in 30 games. So Mauer's goal this season is catch more games, and general manager Terry Ryan says it's not out of the realm of possibility for him to catch as many as 125 games this year.


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Welcome to The Gates of hell. What lies beyond The Gates? Are you prepared to enter The Gates? Okay, I'm done with the cheesy title tie-ins, but I'm also getting psyched for the new ABC drama The Gates, which starts this Sunday. Why am I psyched? Hit the jump to find out.
The show follows a perfect atomic family, the Monohans, as they move in to the upscale, picture-perfect planned community, The Gates. Of course, this community is more Stepford than Gossip Girl; otherwise we wouldn't be talking about it. The inhabitants behind The Gates have many dark secrets: hidden amongst their ranks are vampires, werewolves, witches, and all manner of supernatural creatures. The premise sounds admittedly silly -- kind of like True Blood meets Desperate Housewives -- but I think the show knows it's campy and doesn't take itself too seriously. I'm hoping it becomes a guilty pleasure, and avoids the crap hole than many of its predecessors have fallen down (*cough* Eastwick *cough*).
The Gates stars Rhona Mitra (Underworld: Rise of the Lycans), Frank Grillo (Mother's Day), Marisol Nichols (24), and Luke Mably (28 Days Later). It begins this Sunday night, June 20th, on ABC. Check out the first seventeen minutes below.


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Barrington residents who need some assistance because of a family crisis got some help Tuesday night, Jan. 17, from the Housing Board of Trustees.
The board unanimously approved a request for $10,000 from the East Bay Community Action Program (EBCAP) specifically for Barrington residents. EBCAP is a nonprofit that offers a variety of health and human services to East Bay communities from its Riverside offices.
The money will come from the Spencer Trust, operated by the town for this type of assistance. The Housing Board manages the proceeds from the trust with the approval of the Town Council.
Dennis Roy, CEO of EBCAP, made the request in person. He said the nonprofit will "coordinate this effort with the Barrington Coalition of Community Services and will coordinate all referrals from the coalition."
Members of the coalition include TAP-IN, Heartworks, East Bay Center Inc., the Senior Center, the Barrington Clergy Association, the public schools, The BAY Team, and EBCAP.
"Highest priority will be given to individuals/families who have suffered a loss of income with the past year," Roy told the board and in a letter to Town Manager Peter DeAngelis that was forwarded to the Housing Board.
"Second priority will be given to families who may be receiving government supported programs such as food stamps or heating assistance but who are experiencing an unexpected emergency expense such as housing mortgage or rental problems or a family emergency," Roy said in the letter.
The grant will be designated as the Barrington Fund and could be used for any of the following:
- Loans for emergency rental or mortgage assistance.
- Utility payments, such as heat, light, telephone and water.
- Food purchases when a family is awaiting unemployment insurance, TDI or workers' compensation payments.
- Child care expenses for someone just returning to work.
- Cost of basic living needs not covered by other programs, including eyeglasses, diapers, baby formula, prescription drugs, shoes, cribs and beds.
- Cash for overdue property taxes.
Eligibility for payments will be determined by:
- Loss of income caused by a lay-off.
- Awaiting TDI or workers' compensation.
- Proof of emergency expenses.
- Lack of health insurance or limited coverage.
- Eligibility for EBCAP's heating assistance program.
Roy said Barrington will receive a report on each expenditure from the fund, including the number of grants, type of assistance and amount of each grant.
The Housing Board approved a similar grant to EBCAP about four years ago, said Richard Staples Jr., a Housing Board member.


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ŌĆ£The media loves to sensationalize researchŌĆØ on same-sex sexual behavior among animals, according to an analysis published this week in the journal┬ĀNature.
A pair of biologists from Australia and the UK surveyed 48 newspaper, magazine, and online articles written about 11 scientific papers on the subject, and concluded that journalists have a tendency to produce tawdry coverage that is inaccurate and can feed negative stereotypes about homosexuality. According to their┬Āreport:
Evolutionary biologists and neuroscientists are often interested in variations in animal sexual behaviour ŌĆö and particularly relationships between animals of the same sex. How did such traits evolve, and what are their functions and biological bases? Although worthwhile, such research can fuel some of the most licentious scientific reporting in both the mainstream media and specialized publications ŌĆö titillating prose that wildly misinterprets the research and its implications for human behaviour.
The most startling example of the harm that such coverage can do relates to a┬Āpaper published in 2007, which hypothesized that homosexual activity among rams might be explained by an alteration of estrogen receptors in the brain. The research led to a lot of salacious (albeit clever) headlines, like┬ĀŌĆ£Brokeback Mutton.ŌĆØ But the worst offense was an article in┬ĀThe Sunday Times of London, which incorrectly asserted that the scientists behind it were trying to ŌĆ£cureŌĆØ homosexuality in rams, and that their work ŌĆ£could pave the way for breeding out homosexuality in humans.ŌĆØ Consequently, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) launched a campaign to stop the research and the scientists were unfairly pilloried in the media. The newspaper eventually printed a correction, admitting that it had ŌĆ£misconstrued this experiment,ŌĆØ but as┬ĀThe New York Times reported, ŌĆ£The story of the gay sheep became a textbook example of the distortion and vituperation that can result when science meets the global news cycle.ŌĆØ
Other examples of sensational reporting presented in this weekŌĆÖs analysis are less convincing, although the paper only provided specific citations for a small fraction of the 48 articles that were reviewed.
In some cases, the researchersŌĆÖ main concern was the headline. For instance, coverage of a 2007┬Āpaper that described how some female African bat bugs had evolved male genital structures in order to reduce the risk of ŌĆ£traumaticŌĆØ insemination wasnŌĆÖt that bad. It provoked poorly worded titles like┬ĀŌĆ£Bug sexual warfare drives gender benderŌĆØ and┬ĀŌĆ£Bat bugs turn transsexual to avoid stabbing penises,ŌĆØ which irresponsibly ascribed human concepts pertaining to changes in sexual identity to the insects. The underlying articles, however, accurately described the research without much additional sensationalism. The same was basically true for┬Ācoverage of a┬Āpaper about male garter snakes that imitate females (the paper itself was responsible for introducing the term ŌĆ£she-maleŌĆØ in this case), and┬Ācoverage of a┬Āpaper about homosexual copulation between male flour beetlesŌĆötwo other examples provided in the analysis.
It doesnŌĆÖt take a lot of lurid writing to leave a bad impression, though. The researchers suggested that the mere act of describing same-sex couplings between animals as ŌĆ£gay, lesbian, or transgender behaviorŌĆØ is enough to mislead.
ŌĆ£This is not innocuous,ŌĆØ they wrote. ŌĆ£These are terms that refer to human sexuality, which encompasses lifestyle choices, partner preferences and culture, among other factors.ŌĆØ
The researchers acknowledged that scientists play an important role in determining the quality of coverage.┬ĀŌĆ£Interviews in which scientists drew a link between their research findings and human behaviour consistently led to more-inflammatory media articles,ŌĆØ they wrote. This was apparent in coverage of a┬Āstudy into the genetic basis for sexual preferences among nematodes. While the paper did not extrapolate to humans, the scientist who wrote it did so readily in a┬Āpress release.
But scientists can also ward off irresponsible inferences. According to analysis in┬ĀNature:
Perhaps the most striking examples of successful communication were the articles that came from┬Āresearch led by Lindsay Young, a wildlife biologist with Pacific Rim Conservation in Honolulu, on the breeding behaviour of the Laysan albatross. Young was regularly quoted as saying ŌĆśLesbian is a human term. The study is about albatross. The study is not about humans.ŌĆÖ When asked what her study said about human behaviour, YoungŌĆÖs only┬Āquoted reply has been ŌĆśI donŌĆÖt answer that question.ŌĆÖ
As a result, most of the media coverage of this research used the term ŌĆśsame-sex couplesŌĆÖ when referring to albatross pairing, and only one used ŌĆślesbian.ŌĆÖ More significantly, most of the coverage spent more time discussing the behaviour of the birds than speculating on its relevance to humans or poking fun at the findings. In this case, actively denying inappropriate speculation seems to have helped to restrain the tone of the articles without diminishing public interest in the work.
Indeed, as the analysis suggests, journalists do not need to sensationalize research to garner attention. The authors concede that, ŌĆ£Of course, journalists should be allowed to use crafty wordsmanship to engage public interest.ŌĆØ But a good writer should be able to tell the difference between crafty and crude.


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If there were a prize for most creative holiday marketing in Perry Hall—it might go to Classic Chimney Sweep & Services at 9119 Belair Road.
For the past month, a very sooty Santa has greeted passersby from atop the business.
A sign reads "Help Keep Santa Clean."
Worker Ralph Boarman said this was the first year they propped Santa on top of the house and it required building a "contraption" to hold him up.
Mainly, it's a reminder not to fire up your chimney until it's been properly cleaned. "A lot of people only build fires on Christmas, and they wait way too long to get it check out," Boarman said.
Improperly cleaned chimneys can lead to chimney fires and excess smoke inside of homes, he said, and apparently, they can also get Santa awfully dirty.
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Spring practice is over. We've learned a lot in the past month but there is still a lot that we won't know until the teams return in August to begin drills for the 2010 season. This week we are going to break down every team in the SEC and ACC. We'll talk about what we learned and what we still don't know. What we do know is that every team, even the defending national champion (Alabama), has issues. How they deal with those issues, and what kind of summer the team has in avoiding off the field problems, will determine what happens come September.
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Wednesday: ACC Atlantic
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Friday: Tony's Spring Top 25
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**–Last season: 13-1, 8-0 SEC; lost to Alabama 32-13 in SEC championship game; defeated Cincinnati 51-24 in Sugar Bowl.
**–Coach: Urban Meyer, 96-18 in nine years, 57-10 in five seasons at Florida.
**–Key losses: QB Tim Tebow, LB Brandon Spikes, DE Carlos Dunlap, C Maurkice Pouncey.
**–Returning starters: Offense 6, defense 5, specialist 2.
**–Players to watch: QB John Brantley, OL Mike Pouncey, S Ahmad Black, RB Jeff Demps.
**–What we learned: Florida's offense will be very good again. Yes Tim Tebow and four other starters are gone from a unit that was seventh nationally in total offense (457.86 ypg). But don't expect a significant drop off from the 2010 Gators. New quarterback John Brantley has an NFL arm and four of five starters return from a very good offensive line. The Gators are loaded at receiver as Andre Debose and Carl Moore return from injuries. Chris Rainey, who played running back last season, moved to the hybrid "Percy Harvin" position and should have a big year. Florida has a couple of young players, Trey Burton and tight end Jordan Reed, who can run the ball from the quarterback position.
**–What we still don't know: Can the defense overcome the losses? Five starters from the 2009 defense, which finished fourth nationally (252.57 ypg), were taken in the NFL draft. The other lost starter, linebacker Ryan Stamper, led the team in tackles last season with 78. Also gone is defensive coordinator Charlie Strong, now the head coach at Louisville. That's a lot of talent to replace, but there is a lot of talent waiting in the wings. Look for safety Ahmad Black to have a huge season.
**–Opening game: Sept. 4 vs. Miami of Ohio.
**–Last season: 8-5, 4-4 SEC; beat Texas A&M 44-20 in Independence Bowl.
**–Coach: Mark Richt, 90-27 in nine seasons at Georgia.
**–Key losses: LB Rennie Curran, DT Jeff Owens, S Reshad Jones, DT Geno Atkins.
**–Returning starters: Offense 10; defense 5; specialist 2.
**–Players to watch: WR A.J. Green, RB Caleb King, RB Washaun Ealey, OT Clint Boling, C Ben Jones.
**–What we learned: The offensive line has to be good from day one. After OT Trinton Sturdivant was lost after the first game of 2009, a veteran Georgia offensive line struggled to find the right five guys who could work together. With players like tackle Josh Davis (6-6, 305) back in the lineup, the Bulldogs finally found that chemistry in the second half of the season and ran the ball significantly better. Georgia and O-line coach Stacy Searels do not have that luxury in 2010. Georgia has to be able to run the ball and take the pressure off Aaron Murray, the redshirt freshman quarterback. Sturdivant is back at 100 percent. If he can stay healthy, there are a couple of bell cows in this group (Clint Boling, Ben Jones) who give Georgia a chance to be good up front.
**–What we still don't know: Is the new 3-4 defense going to create more turnovers? Last season Georgia played 13 football games and somehow recovered only two fumbles, which was 120th (dead last) nationally. The Bulldogs were 76th nationally with only 10 interceptions. Todd Grantham was hired as defensive coordinator to install the 3-4 and (hopefully) make Georgia a more opportunistic team. Georgia was 118th nationally in turnover margin (minus-16) last season. By contrast, Alabama was plus-19 in turnovers (31 takeaways, 12 giveaways). That has to change if Georgia wants to compete again for the SEC East championship. We also don't know, for all the work that was done in the spring, if Georgia can get a handle on its penalty problem. Georgia committed 105 penalties in 13 games. Only five teams in college football (Troy, Oklahoma, Colorado, Texas Tech, Arizona State) had more.
**–Opening game: Sept. 4 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette.
**–Last season: 7-6, 3-5 SEC; lost to Connecticut 20-7 in Papajohns.com Bowl.
**–Coach: Steve Spurrier, 177-68-2 in 20 years; 35-28 in five seasons at South Carolina.
**–Key losses: LB Eric Norwood, DE Clifton Geathers, WR Moe Brown.
**–Returning starters: Offense 8, defense 7, specialist 2.
**–Players to watch: WR Alshon Jeffrey, QB Stephen Garcia, S Chris Culliver, DE Cliff Matthews.
**–What we learned: Quarterback Stephen Garcia is going to be on a very short leash in 2010. Last season South Carolina "pretty much had to live with what Stephen gave us," coach Steve Spurrier said. That will not be the case in 2010 as Spurrier spent the spring taking a hard look at early-enrollee Connor Shaw of Flowery Branch. Spurrier threw down the gauntlet to Garcia to work harder and spend more time in the film room this summer. "We're going to have two quarterbacks ready to go this year," said Spurrier. Understand that Garcia's numbers (55.3 percent, 2,862 yards, 17 touchdowns) are not terrible. But there is a certain way that Spurrier wants the position played and Garcia needs to make the reads that Spurrier gives him. Under pressure (and he was under a lot of pressure as South Carolina allowed 37 sacks last season), Garcia starts to free-lance. The Head Ball Coach doesn't like that.
**–What we still don't know: What will be the impact of freshman Marcus Lattimore? The incoming freshman from Duncan, S.C., was rated the No. 1 running back in the nation by some recruiting services. Lattimore, 5-11, 215, is a special talent who will be thrown into a mix of running backs that includes sophomores Kenny Miles (626 yards) and Jarvis Giles (5.3 ypg). But Lattimore can't make a significant contribution if the offensive line doesn't get better. Spurrier hired his third offensive line coach (Shawn Elliott from Appalachian State) in three years. South Carolina was dead last in the SEC in rushing (121.23 ypg.) That has to improve.
**–Opening game: Sept. 2 vs. Southern Miss.
**–Last season: 7-6, 4-4 SEC; lost to Virginia Tech 37-14 in Chick-fil-A Bowl.
**–Coach: Derek Dooley, 17-20 in three years, first season at Tennessee.
**–Key losses: S Eric Berry, RB Montario Hardesty, DT Dan Williams. .
**–Returning starters: Offense 4, defense 6, specialist 2.
**–Players to watch: TE Luke Stocker, WR Gerald Jones, DE Chris Walker, LB Nick Reviez.
**–What we learned: The offensive line is a mess. The Volunteers had only one starter coming back up front, sophomore tackle Aaron Douglas. But Douglas, a freshman All-America last season, suddenly left the program in March and now the Vols are confronted with starting as many as three freshmen on the offensive line. Not good. Tackle Ju'Wuan James looks like he can play but there are still a lot of questions at the guard and center sports. Tennessee has to be able to run the ball and shorten the game to have any shot at a winning record. Tauren Poole is finally ready to step up as a running back but he has to have someplace to run.
**–What we still don't know: Who will be the starting quarterback? Nick Stephens, the only quarterback in camp who had taken a snap for Tennessee, decided to transfer to Tarleton State, a Division II school, in April. That leaves the Volunteers with Matt Simms, a junior college transfer who started his career at Louisville, and true freshman Tyler Bray, who enrolled in January. Bray performed a little better in the spring game but Simms gained experience last season in junior college. We also don't know how this group of players is going to respond when times get tough. And times are going to get tough. In a six-week period Tennessee will play Oregon, Florida, LSU, Georgia, and Alabama. Dooley is the third head coach at Tennessee in three years. The players, who are rightfully a little shell-shocked, have bought into Dooley's way of doing things. What happens if the losses start to pile up?
**–Opening game: Sept. 4 vs. UT-Martin.
**–Last season: 7-6, 3-5 SEC; lost to Clemson 21-13 in Music City Bowl.
**–Coach: Joker Phillips, first season at Kentucky.
**–Key losses: CB Trevard Lindley, DT Corey Peters, LB Micah Johnson, PK Lones Seiber.
**–Returning starters: Offense 5, defense 7, specialist 1.
**–Players to watch: WR/QB Randall Cobb, TB/RS Derrick Locke, LB Danny Trevathan, QB Mike Hartline, QB Morgan Newton.
**–What we know: Kentucky has some good options at quarterback. A year ago the Wildcats had to take the redshirt off of Morgan Newton, the 2008 Indiana high school player of the year, when starter Mike Hartline went down with an injury. Newton completed 55.6 percent of his passes in six games. Now Hartline has returned and joining the mix is Ryan Mossakowski, a strong-armed redshirt freshman. Hartline had an edge coming out of spring practice but expect two quarterbacks to play. Kentucky has two great offensive weapons in running back Derrick Locke (907 yards rushing) and wide receiver/quarterback Randall Cobb (447 receiving, 573 rushing). The quarterback has to get the ball to them.
**–What we still don't know: Can new coach Joker Phillips keep things rolling at UK? Rich Brooks decided to retire after taking Kentucky to a school-record fourth straight bowl game last season. Phillips, a former Kentucky player under Jerry Claiborne, takes over. The former OC has to replace the entire offensive line and the defense is missing three big-time players in DT Corey Peters, LB Micah Johnson, and CB Trevard Lindley. Can Phillips rebuild this team and get Kentucky to a fifth straight bowl game?
**–Opening game: Sept. 4 at Louisville.
**–Last season: 2-10, 0-8 SEC.
**–Coach: Bobby Johnson, 89-102 in 16 years, 29-66 in eight years at Vanderbilt.
**–Key losses: CB Myron Lewis, C Bradley Vierling, LB Patrick Benoist.
**–Returning starters: Offense 6, defense 4, specialist 1.
**–Players to watch: LB Chris Marve, TB Warren Norman, TB Zac Stacy, S Sean Richardson.
**–What we know: It was a costly spring for Vanderbilt. Starting DT Adam Smotherman suffered a torn ACL during a scrimmage and may miss the first half of the 2010 season. OT Ryan Seymour dislocated a shoulder which required surgery. Seymour should make it back for the first game. A total of six players scheduled to be starters missed all or part of spring with injuries.
**–What we still don't know: Can the Vanderbilt offense get better? The numbers in SEC play last season were just staggering. In eight conference game the Commodores scored only 71 points (8.875 ppg). In three games Vanderbilt scored in single digits and only once (a 31-16 loss to Tennessee) did Vanderbilt score more than 13 points in a game. Johnson shuffled his offensive staff, moving offensive coordinator Ted Cain to tight ends and replacing him with Jimmy Kiser. Quarterback Larry Smith, who completed only 46.7 percent of his passes last season, held off a challenge by Jared Funk and JUCO transfer Jordan Rogers. Vanderbilt has to get better on offense if it wants to improve on last season's 2-10 record.
**–Opening game: Sept. 4 vs. Northwestern.
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May 3rd, 2010
6:11 pm
When you go to the bank to beg them for the money just remember…its probably me or someone like me that has the money in the bank that they allow you to use.
May 3rd, 2010
6:11 pm
We have the Gators already booked for the SEC Championship game.
May 3rd, 2010
6:15 pm
Metenberger – Bad Dawg, woof woof
May 3rd, 2010
6:15 pm
Wow. Looking through these comments makes me feel like I just woke up on Planet Zindar, or maybe even Decatur. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain pulling all the levers, or to Pat Sulley. All (except natural-born Zindar citizens) would agree that when Earthlings think Gators or the Tide, they think power football and winning programs. They never (I mean, NE-VERR) think about win-loss stats spread over decades and what also ran team might statistically look better on paper through some pantywaist view of the world.. So, with that I'll just say …… Beam me up, Scotty–I can't handle this alone.
May 3rd, 2010
6:21 pm
Hey, the video of Georgia's Parade All Amercian QB Hutson Mason is good, ok, the guy looks great, threw 7 td's in one game.
May 3rd, 2010
6:21 pm
Truck Salesman, that's hilarious! And it does say georgia right on the side of his truck! I'll bet he doesn't even own the truck. And I'll bet he probably really lives somewhere in south Ga not Cali. And also, under his facebook "likes"…"being able to punch someone in the face without any consequences"!!! I think that, and the rest of what's on there, this guy is scary,tells you all you need to know about this kook.
May 3rd, 2010
6:34 pm
oh my. I already explained why I have Georgia on there. it is to recognize where i am from and who i root for. i will go out and take another picture with the cali plates. I guess Ga uses Cali plates. Hmmmm
May 3rd, 2010
6:36 pm
Gen Neyland–you need to prepare yourself. After eight games Tn will be 2-6. They will finish 5-7 unless Georgia or SC lays an egg which is entirely possible and maybe even expected these days. You have to be happy with 5-7 and look to the future. When these freshman receivers and QB fill out and grow up in two years, they'll be tough.
Besides, Tn is a basketball school now. So we got that goin for us…which is nice.
May 3rd, 2010
6:37 pm
2010 will see both Bama and Fla sitting out the SEC championship game but the SEC will win another NC this year.The top team in the League will be in the NC game unless they have 3 losses.
May 3rd, 2010
6:38 pm
Techie? Please. I am a Vol fan and your team is a complete joke. Looking forward to the game in Athens this year and another beatdown.
May 3rd, 2010
6:40 pm
Didn't that guy in Times Square use Cali plates or something?? Just asking, please don't punch me.
May 3rd, 2010
6:40 pm
Ex-UGA player admits to sexual battery
Former quarterback Zach Mettenberger pleads guilty to charges in March case.
On the font page of the ajc! How many arrests is that so far this year. 4?
May 3rd, 2010
6:40 pm
SOUTHGADAWG88, who will be in the SECG, who wins and who plays for the NC if you have foreseen it?
May 3rd, 2010
6:44 pm
Silent. Shut up with your insipid liberal bs. Funny how you idiots ignore the real violence from the immigration protestors last weekend. How many illegals have killed in this country. They are law breakers once they walk across the border. Tea party people are pissed off that morons like you want to destroy America. You will see the destruction of your socialism at the polls in 5 months. Poor pathetic losers you are.
The plates were from Connecticut and were not the right plates for the vehicle. I'm not surprised some ignorant liberal wouldn't know that.
May 3rd, 2010
6:45 pm
…that usually people who brag about their "lot in life", usually that's what they really have…a lot in life, like in lot 3A, look for the beige double-wide.
May 3rd, 2010
6:45 pm
"Georgia's Parade All Amercian QB Hutson Mason"
Looks like Parade Magazine had two token QBs on their team this year for some reason…Mason included. Dylan Favre was the other.
Hutson Mason "All American"…. where was he on the other recruiting services?
ESPN 150 – not on there
Rivals 100 – not on there
Rivals 250 – not on there
Scout – 54th ranked QB in the USA
May 3rd, 2010
6:48 pm
Fla and Lsu will be in the sec champ game imo
Ga with a starting fresh will likely lose 3-4 conf games. Maybe 1 more
SC will finish second. Tenn and uga will be close 3rd.
Lsu beats bama this year and finishes 7-1 in conf. The nat champ will be Ohio St vs Fla St. Ponder will do well this year and is a top 10 nfl draft qb.
May 3rd, 2010
6:49 pm
and I believe my face book account has the following
Work and Education
PMSulley Trucking
Basic Information
Current City
Long Beach, California
Current City
Port Orchard, Washington
I dont see Georgia anywhere…do you?
May 3rd, 2010
6:53 pm
Have you ever noticed that they dont produce pictures and the like. Its fairly clear whats on or in my facebook photos. I Guess there is a golf course with mountains in southern Ga? LOL
May 3rd, 2010
6:54 pm
maybe there is a desert in southern georgia 2? hmmm
May 3rd, 2010
6:56 pm
Also, did you somehow miss the CA at the bottom of the door. I wonder if CA stands for cocaine anonymous or California? Hmmm
May 3rd, 2010
7:02 pm
Alex, patrick, whomever… I consider myself an Independent…fiscally conservative but socially moderate. So please don't label me when you you clearly don't have a clue. Also, speaking of killing, do you realize that more people have been killed in religious wars or under the guise of religion than all other wars combined?? It's going on right now, my friend. And believe me, I have nothing against religion as I think it makes alot of people who really understand and embrace it's true principles a better people. And by the way, don't know if you're a native american or not…but if you're not a native american…guess what you really are? At the core, you are an immigrant wehter you were born here or not , just like almost everybody else in this country. And by the way, because I have a pretty good idea of what you may be thinking, I have blond hair and blue eyes…… Also my apologies to everyone else out there because i know how I feel when someone starts spouting politics on these blogs…but I felt the need to respond under the circumstances. Sorry.
May 3rd, 2010
7:09 pm
silent…what the hell are you talking about?
May 3rd, 2010
7:13 pm
Get your political crap off of here and on your death bed you shall receive total consciousness.
Big hitter the Llama.
May 3rd, 2010
7:22 pm
I'm thinking LSU from the West with AUB as a darkhorse.UGA from the East with SC as a surprise contender.I dont know right now who will win the League but they will go on to win the NC.I say that because while some of you have no problem dismissing Bama and FLA talent losses you seem to forget that LSU and UGA along with others in the SEC have been reeling in top rated recruiting classes too.The league is going to dominate the NC race for some time to come.Follow the recruits….the teams with the best recruiting classes are the ones winning the NC's.It's not like we are a two deep league we have 4-5 teams in the top 10 every year in recruiting the only reason we don't have 4-5 teams ranked in the final polls is they have to play each other.The SEC is becoming a semi-pro league most of the best players in the south are going to SEC schools and the south is producing some of the best talent in all of college football.Nobody is going to stay on top forever in this league..the coaching and talent level league wide is too good.Texas,USC,OSU and OU will get some great classes here and there but it's getting to where the 3rd or 4th best SEC school is going to have talent on par with the champions of any other conference.The SEC is about to put a stranglehold on that crystal trophy.I'm predicting multiple championships from different schools from our league over the next 4-5 years.BAMA and FLA are not as far away from the pack as some folks think.They will be in the hunt but they won't be shoo- ins.But our league champ will be battle tested like no other team in the country every year….that's why they will win.
May 3rd, 2010
7:27 pm
there you have it dog fans. Time to jump ship again and pull for a winner. ….hehehe…it's ok if you say your pulling for the SEC …we know that you love winners and that would be BAMA. why do we have to do this every year. ya'll should save some time and just wear those BAMA hats all year.
May 3rd, 2010
7:29 pm
Dr. Phil please come back to my house! I still see Saban's shadow every time I walk out the door! Maybe Lassie will bring Timmy back home!
May 3rd, 2010
7:36 pm
hey Bear… Richt the loser is 3-1 against ALA. I wonder what that makes ALA. hmmm
May 3rd, 2010
7:41 pm
by the way "native" americans crossed the bearing str8…so they are immigrants as well….technically
May 3rd, 2010
7:42 pm
Gators play LSU & Alabama in the west. So a Tenn, UGA or SC win against Fla could be their ticket to a SEC Championship game.
May 3rd, 2010
7:43 pm
Dawgs win the East.
May 3rd, 2010
7:45 pm
UF has a tougher schedule than UGA. They are playing AL and LSU on back to back weekends. I watched the Florida spring game. Their O looked good but their D was really bad.
WonderDawg and all of you Bobo haters. If our OC was so bad how did we average 29 points a game? One thing you learn as an OC is that you call plays based on your players you have and Cox really limited what Bobo could do. No matter what plays he calls they still play the game on the field. If they can't execute the certain plays because of arm strength or decision making it limits what plays can be called.
May 3rd, 2010
7:47 pm
hey Pat the D#&B A%S …last time I checked …..hmmmm….National Champions you putz
May 3rd, 2010
7:47 pm
And what exactly have you witnessed from UGA over the last few years that makes you think UGA will win the EAST?
You have the SAME Head Coach that let the program run iteself the last few years while Florida and Alabama totally passed you by.
The blow out losses the last few years at the hands of Elite teams AND Mediocre TEAMS (Tennessee) really tells you where you stand.
Donnan (13-7) did a better job against the SEC EAST his last 4 years than RICHT (10-10) has done. Not only has Richt been totally domintated by Florida (1-3) – but by a mediocre Tennessee (1-3) as well. He is even with Kentucky (2-2).
In 2009 – UGA was 2-3 in the SEC EAST. Tennessee was 4-1!!!!
That loss against OK STATE (which got beat by HOUSTON the next week) was a REAL measuring stick to where UGA is as a program. ….. and barely beating AZ STATE – are you kidding me?
UGA will lose to South Carolina,Florida, Auburn and Georgia Tech this year – mark it down. Arkansas and Tennessee could both wind up losses. Mississippi STATE could surprise you as UGA struggles against the spread.
At best UGA is 8-4 – and will probably be 7-5 or 6-6 if they can not get the running game going early in the season. UGA could be 1-2 three games into the season.
Florida will win by a MINIMUM of 2 touchdowns – mark it downs! Look for Florida to go 5-0 against a weak SEC EAST division. Our hands will be full against LSU and Alabama. UGA = wait till next year…again!!!
May 3rd, 2010
7:51 pm
marked and noted…I doubt you will be around when the game is played.
May 3rd, 2010
7:52 pm
hey bear…having a 1-3 record is embarrassing regardless of ur ONE good year. LOL
May 3rd, 2010
7:54 pm
Gator fan
He is 24-7 against the SEC West.
He is 28-16 against the SEC East.
He is 38-4 against nonconference opponents.
He is 8-1 against Georgia Tech.
He won four of his first five games against Tennessee, but has lost three of the last four against the Vols since then.
He was born the same year as Chuck D of Public Enemy.
Ranks third in winning percentage among active college coaches that have coached for at least five years, now that Pete Carroll left USC for the NFL's Seattle Seahawks.
He is 90-27, trailing only Urban Meyer (96-18) and Bob Stoops (117-29).\\yeah he is pretty damn good
Mark Richt is one of only six coaches to win two SEC football championships in their first five years coaching. He is also one of only five head coaches in SEC history to record four straight 10-win seasons
Coach Richt's Red and Black outfits have never posted a losing record in conference play and six of his last eight squads have finished 6-2 or better in regular-season SEC contests.
You pick and choose stats. Lets dont…ok
u r like Bear…he has one good year and is 1-3 against Richt but he is proud of his one in 10 years good team. LOL
May 3rd, 2010
7:55 pm
Debose What about Mark Ingram that seemed to work out for ALA.
Scout- 3 star Rank 58
May 3rd, 2010
7:55 pm
Richt is 7-1 against the state of ALA. If I were you I would stop posting. 1-3 is EMBARRASSING
May 3rd, 2010
7:55 pm
one good year? you are a idiot! and an embarrassment to all football fans. Please please shut up and go away.
May 3rd, 2010
7:57 pm
ALA is 1-3 against Richt…what part of that are you having problems with?
May 3rd, 2010
7:58 pm
ALA is such an embarrassing program to the SEC. Every list of cheating programs have ALA on the top . Number 1. PERIOD and oh did I mention ALA is 1-3 against Richt?
May 3rd, 2010
7:59 pm
one win…in four attempts…..that my misinformed friend is horrible. And yes one good year. 2008 ALA lost its last 2 games and one was to a mid major. I cant remember if UGA has EVER lost to a mid major. Certainly not in my lifetime. LOL
May 3rd, 2010
8:00 pm
I guess ALA losing its last 2 games and one to a midmajor is a good thing? That was a good year???? Really? ALA had one good year in 10
May 3rd, 2010
8:01 pm
when you stack up some glass like Bama..then talk….you are a class dummy. with no class. and didn't I see you on our wagon last year.
May 3rd, 2010
8:01 pm
Another regurgitated sports article about the SEC. When are you guys going to form your opinion instead of plagiarizing everyone else columns. I think I've read this article about 100 times at 100 different sites. Ohhhh how I dream to read an original article.
May 3rd, 2010
8:02 pm
oh I get it….losing to a mid major in a bowl makes it a good year…I get it now…how stupid of me.
May 3rd, 2010
8:03 pm
stack up glass? You mean the glass ALA got from all of the scandals and cheating…you mean THAT glass?
May 3rd, 2010
8:04 pm
or the glass from leather helmet days…you mean that glass?
May 3rd, 2010
8:04 pm
come on man….one good year in 10 does not make you top tier…it makes you a flash in the pan


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CHAMPLAIN — This time, somebody had to win.
The Northeastern Clinton and Saranac boys' soccer teams played to two ties during the regular season, but when they met Tuesday in the Section VII Class B quarterfinals, a tie wasn't an option.
It was another tight contest, but Austin Tetreault made sure the Cougars would be the ones who advanced. His goal in the middle of the second half gave Northeastern Clinton a 1-0 victory.
"Overall, I thought we possessed the ball very well (Tuesday), and we created some very good scoring chances," Northeastern Clinton coach Dale Hawksby said.
The fourth-seeded Cougars will face No. 1 seed Beekmantown at 5 p.m. Friday in a semifinal matchup at Chazy.
Northeastern Clinton outshot Saranac 16-6. The lone goal came at 19:17 of the second half after Ryan Marks took an indirect kick from the left side.
"Ryan hooked the ball in over the keeper, and Tetreault ran onto the ball and placed it low in the corner," Hawksby said.
Brady Vassar stopped six shots in the Cougars' nets. Hawksby said Marks and Brendan Boutin had a good game in the middle, while Nick Leduc played well defensively.
Jarrett Wright had nine saves for the fifth-seeded Chiefs. Hawksby said Austin Myers, Aaron Cross, Codie Gillett and Mitchell Fink were "outstanding" for Saranac.
Northeastern Clinton 1, Saranac 0
Saranac 0 0 — 0
Northeastern Clinton 0 1 — 1
Second half- 1, NCCS, Tetreault (Marks), 19:17.
Shots: Saranac 6, Northeastern Clinton 16.
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They'll play No. 2 seed Saranac Lake at 7 p.m. Friday at Chazy.
Yahiaoui put Plattsburgh ahead at 12:06 of the first half with a shot from just inside the 18-yard box. Bushey assisted.
Yahiaoui sent a cross to Frady early in the second, and Frady headed it in for a 2-0 advantage. Bushey made a nice move at the top of the 18 to score the third goal, and Frady assisted.


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It's safe to say that the true American pastime is complaining about our government. We exercise this right in coffee shops, the living rooms of our friends and in online forums across the country. But with that right what we too often take for granted is a responsibility too many of us neglect: The responsibility of our vote.
There is approximately one month left before the November election, and this election will help decide legislators, the way our schools are funded, what part Oklahoma will have in the national health care plan and other issues.
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is celebrating 10 years of fighting breast cancer by baking bagels. This October, the signature Pink Ribbon Bagel will be sold at all of Panera Bread's approximately 1,500 bakery-cafes, with a portion of the proceeds from each bagel sold going to a variety of breast cancer causes throughout the country.
A staple each October in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, donations from the sale of the Pink Ribbon Bagel have now raised more than $1 million for breast cancer charities and Panera Bread and its franchisees hope to make 2011 the largest year for donations ever.
"The Pink Ribbon Bagel is a customer favorite, in part because it's a delicious way to start the day and because each bagel sold helps bring us one step closer to finding a cure for breast cancer," said Mitch Roberts, operating partner of PR Restaurants, LLC, a Panera Bread franchisee. "Panera Bread is proud to work with the communities we serve to help raise money for such a worthy cause. In our market, we are fortunate to be able to support a number of valuable institutions with the funds we raise, ensuring that people across the Northeast benefit from this effort."
In Greater Boston, proceeds from Pink Ribbon Bagel will benefit the Center for Young Women's Health at Children's Hospital Boston, South Shore Hospital, and the UMass Memorial Comprehensive Breast Center. Please check with your local bakery-café for information on specific donation partners.
Shaped in the form of the iconic pink ribbon, Pink Ribbon Bagels feature cherry chips, dried cherries and cranberries, vanilla, honey, and brown sugar, and are baked fresh early each morning by Panera's bakers at each bakery-cafe. For each bagel sold, at least 10 cents will be donated to support breast cancer awareness and research. Nearly two million Pink Ribbon Bagels were sold in 2010, raising more than $75,000 for charity.
The Pink Ribbon Bagel concept began in 2001 when Sue Stees, co-owner of 18 Panera Bread franchises and a breast cancer survivor, began searching for ways to help other women fighting the same disease. Her search led her to the kitchen where she developed the Pink Ribbon Bagel. She sold 27,000 bagels in her bakery-cafes that first year and was awarded the "You Can Make a Difference Award" from Susan G. Komen for the Cure. To date, more than seven million Pink Ribbon Bagels have been sold.
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In addition to managing these affordable housing communities, TSA has also emerged as a leader in the development of new affordable housing. TSA strives to provide premier housing for seniors and families. Many of TSA's projects have focused on incorporating mixed uses into a single development, creating high-quality amenities such as basketball courts, playgrounds, libraries, childcare centers, etc. While building and managing profitable housing for our investors, our highest goal is to enhance the world in which we live and to enrich the lives of the people who reside in our buildings.
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In 2012, Calvert Foundation provided financing for TSA to acquire the Eucalyptus Park Apartments development in Inglewood, CA. Due to market pressures, Eucalyptus Park was at risk of being converted to market rate housing; with Calvert Foundation's investment, TSA could preserve the development as affordable homes for low-income seniors.
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Woodward Middle School football teams will play for the second time this week as they host Elk City tonight at Boomer Stadium.
Start time is 5:30 p.m. for the 7th graders with the 8th graders following. This is the first of 2 meetings between the schools this season.
Woodward's teams are coming off victories over Mooreland on Monday.
In the 7th grade game, the Boomers won 30-0 with Victor Parada scoring twice and Will Hoffman and Kole Marlatt once each. Parada caught 60 yard touchdown pass from Marlatt and had a 59-yard run. Hoffman had a 24-yard run and Marlatt a 40-yard interception return.
Woodward's eighth graders won 16-14.
Slayden Covalt had both touchdowns on a 2-yard run and a 23-yard pass from Seth Sims.
In games against Clinton earlier this year, the Boomer 7th graders won 22-6 with Parada scoring twice and Marlatt once. Clinton won the 8th grade game 20-14 in overtime. Skaggs had both Woodward touchdowns.
Boomer softball drops 2 games
The Boomer softball team dropped 2 games in Mooreland on Tuesday and saw its record dip to 14-14.
Woodward lost 6-4 to Mooreland and 6-5 to Fairview.
Against Mooreland, the Boomers fell behind 6-0 after 3 innings and rallied with a run in the sixth and 3 more in the seventh inning but fell short.
McKenzie Hunter had a pair of hits for the Boomers and Devre Newby, Karlie Whitworth and Hunter drove in runs.
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Hillary Hurst started and took the loss. Brooke Tate was the winning pitcher.
The Fairview game was back and forth with the Yellowjackets scoring the go-ahead runs in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Adyson Clark took the loss in this game.
Offensively, the Boomers had 5 hits, one each by Newby, Whitworth, Jessica Burkhart, Hurst and Heidi McEwan. Hadlee Harmon, Lindsey Custer, Kameron Pope, Burkhart and McEwan scored runs.
The Boomers open play in the Elk City Tournament today at 10 a.m. against Sentinel.
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Editor's Note: The following item went out to frequent supporters of SCCM recently:
To all who support SCCM, first, allow me to thank you for all the ways you have supported Stanly Community Christian Ministry over the years. We could not have assisted the vast number of people who have come to us for aid without donations from individuals, families, businesses and churches.
One of the dilemmas of our world is that need never goes away.
During the summer months we have seen a very large increase in requests for assistance. This increase was caused by two separate events. The first was the destructive storm that hit Stanly County on June 13. Many of our clients lost their food and requested items from our pantry to replace it.
The second factor is the new food stamp program implemented by the North Carolina Department of Social Services.
Due to this program most of our clients are experiencing long delays in receiving their food stamps. Consequently, we have seen a significant increase in the demand for food from our pantry and in the numbers of people dining at both community tables.
We continue to have food drives; however, we must also purchase food. The reality is that we need funds to purchase more food and pay our operating expenses as our volume of services continues to increase.
This summer has also reminded us that all our facilities are aging. We have replaced one of the heating/air units at the Assistance Center. We have also had issues with the units at both Community Tables and the Clothing Closet. We have had to repair the roof on Community Table 1 and Community Table 2 needs a new roof.
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I am writing to ask you to prayerfully consider contributing to SCCM in the near future. If you have recently given to us, please know that we are very thankful for your generosity.
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Censoring a blog?
The Bluegrass Report, an excellent blog covering Kentucky state politics, has apparently been censored from all Kentucky state government computers. The site is highly critical of Gov. Ernie Fletcher's (R) administration.
Writes blogger Mark Nickolas: "I'm getting flooded with e-mails and a couple of phone calls from readers in other cabinets -- and other elected constitutional offices -- that the site has been blocked. But what's interesting is there's no problem allowing state workers to access the Republican Party of Kentucky or Fox News or Drudge Report or at least one conservative Kentucky blog."
-- From Political Wire.