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The city of St. Charles has done an amazing job revitalizing the downtown area. There are a plethora of small boutiques that have sprung up in The Plaza shopping center.
Jeans & a Cute Top Shop is one of those businesses. Their clothing and accessories are stylish and trendy with a surprisingly affordable price point.
Currently, they are offering a free basic jean hem with the purchase of a regular priced pair of jeans.
Manager Lindsay Ward is a St. Charles native. I was able to speak with Lindsay about what running a business in downtown St. Charles meant to her.
"I've always been one to support the community and it's been great to see St. Charles getting retail back again," Ward said. "For so long, Geneva has had everything, so it's nice to see St. Charles getting small business."
I personally couldn't agree with her more.
While downtown St. Charles has always been known for their successful bar scene, it's a good feeling to see upscale retail stores opening for business.
The only way these businesses will survive is with support from the residents of St. Charles.
While it may be easier to drive down Randall Road to patronize one of the many larger chain stores in Geneva, St. Charles business owners need our support.
Stores like Jeans & a Cute Top Shop are making it easy to shop them with free offers.
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IND. -- Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology improved to 6-1 on the
season with its first ever women's tennis victory over NAIA foe
IU-Southeast on Sunday at Franklin College.
Junior Marie Stettler (Edgerton,
Wis./Senior), junior Paige Cook (Terre
Haute/North), sophomore Kylie McCollum (Lee's
Summitt, Mo./West) and junior Lauren Reberger
(Brazil/Northview) earned singles victories to help pace the
Rose-Hulman also won at the No. 1 and No. 3 doubles
positions. The No. 1 team included Stettler and senior
Melissa Montgomery (Alexandria/Monroe), with
McCollum and Koharuko Fujita (Ishikawa,
Japan/Izumigaoka) winning at the No. 3 doubles spot.
Rose-Hulman stands 6-1 on the season and returns to action at
Transylvania University on Saturday.
Singles competition
1. Marie Stettler (RHIT) def. Katie Walsh (IU-SE) 6-3, 6-4
2. Ashley Bunch (IU-SE) def. Melissa Montgomery (RHIT) 4-6, 7-5,
1-0 (10-5)
3. Paige Cook (RHIT) def. Katherine Clark (IU-SE) 6-3, 6-2
4. Maddie Ikerd (IU-SE) def. Lauren Miller (RHIT) 5-7, 6-4,
5. Kylie McCollum (RHIT) def. Katie Morrison (IU-SE) 6-4, 7-5
6. Lauren Reberger (RHIT) def. Hailey Owen (IU-SE) 6-2,
Doubles competition
1. Marie Stettler/Melissa Montgomery (RHIT) def. Katie
Walsh/Katherine Clark (IU-SE) 8-6
2. Ashley Bunch/Maddie Ikerd (IU-SE) def. Paige Cook/Lauren Miller
3. Koharuko Fujita/Kylie McCollum (RHIT) def. Katie
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Funeral services will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Bates Funeral Chapel in Oskaloosa.
Visitation will begin after 12 p.m. Thursday at the funeral chapel with the family present from 5 p.m. until service time to greet friends and relatives.
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Ohio River could become a highway for wastewater hauling
Drillers say barges are efficient and safe, but environmentalists argue the river is too important to take the risk.
March 21, 2014, 8:03 am
Riverside Co. buys Scottish provider of occupational health services to energy sector
RS Occupational Health's three clinics in the United Kingdom are in 'key energy production areas,' a Riverside official says.
March 21, 2014, 4:30 am
CNG station to be built near Youngstown
A suburban Columbus company says it will build a compressed natural gas fueling station in Weatherfield Township, which will be open to the public later this year.
March 14, 2014, 8:25 am
Don't worry, be API
The Ohio Petroleum Council has changed its name to make clear its national affiliation.
January 17, 2014, 8:30 am
Chart Industries launches new series of cryogenic storage freezers
The company, best known for its equipment used in the natural gas industry, said its new biomedical freezers provide a 20% reduction in nitrogen usage and consume 30% less energy than comparable systems.
January 17, 2014, 4:30 am
Oil and gas producers expect rising fuel prices
A lot of Ohioans getting money from shale gas drilling would like to see higher gas prices, and a survey of the nation's oil and gas producers shows they have increasing confidence that demand and prices for natural gas will soon rise.
January 10, 2014, 8:24 am
PUCO denies application for rehearing sought by Gas Natural subsidiaries
That means no changes to the commission's Nov. 13 opinion and order, in which it levied civil forfeitures and ordered an investigative audit based on PUCO concerns.
January 10, 2014, 4:30 am
As drilling ramps up, Gulfport's wells are the Utica's biggest producers so far
In the early stages of drilling in Ohio's Utica shale, new quarterly production reports reveal whose wells are bringing up the most gas and oil.
January 3, 2014, 6:55 am
Chart Industries gains European contract to provide LNG equipment
The equipment is for something called an 'LNG-hybrid barge' that a subsidiary of Becker Marine Systems of Germany is developing to help power cruise liners that would operate on natural gas instead of diesel fuel.
December 27, 2013, 4:30 am
MarkWest, Energy & Minerals Group enter services agreement with Gulfport Energy
A joint venture of MarkWest and Energy & Minerals Group will develop facilities and services to support the growth of condensate production occurring in the liquids-rich areas of Ohio's Utica Shale.
December 20, 2013, 9:15 am
Ohio takes another swing at severance tax legislation
The Ohio Oil and Gas Association gets behind a proposal that it had a hand in formulating.
December 6, 2013, 8:44 am
Gas Natural Inc. CFO to retire
Thomas J. Smith will stay with the natural gas distributor based in Mentor until a replacement is found.
December 6, 2013, 9:21 am
Carroll County recycling plant to open by Dec. 1
The facility will be able to process thousands of barrels of water per day and should help reduce drillers' demand for fresh water, developers say.
November 15, 2013, 4:30 am
Chart Industries makes acquisition in China, wins contract for LNG fueling stations
The maker of equipment for the production, storage and end-use of hydrocarbon and industrial gases also posted a big increase in third-quarter earnings.
November 1, 2013, 4:30 am
State OKs tax credit for Texas company that may build Trumbull County plant
J-W Measurement Co. would make measurement and process equipment for the oil and gas industry at the plant.
November 1, 2013, 4:30 am
Gas Natural Inc. to offer more than 1.1 million shares of its common stock
Most of the stock will be sold by chairman and CEO Richard M. Osborne, though the company will sell 80,000 shares itself.
November 1, 2013, 4:30 am
Wunderlich says Utica shale play is on way to more of Ohio
Houston-based Wunderlich Securities thinks it knows where the Utica shale play is headed -- to Washington County.
September 16, 2013, 4:30 am
The problem posed by unfairly traded imported pipe
For domestic oil and gas pipe producers, the worst times have passed. The industry and economy are on the upswing and, with a 10 million-ton annual market for oil-country tubular goods, there's even room for fair competition from imports.
September 16, 2013, 9:52 am
Banking on the Utica
Banks in Eastern Ohio are seeing strong loan demand and an ample supply of new deposits as drilling activity picks up.
September 9, 2013, 4:30 am
Chemical industry pins its hopes on shale gas
A new source of raw materials from domestic natural gas has the U.S. chemical industry feeling optimistic for the first time in many years.
September 9, 2013, 4:30 am
Hungry for crackers
States like Ohio and Pennsylvania hope they'll get major processing facilities to turn shale gas liquids into chemical feedstocks, but it's not yet certain whether the Utica's resources will be processed here on the Gulf Coast.
September 9, 2013, 4:30 am
Chesapeake: Still building and hiring
Chesapeake Energy is getting close to completing its new Utica headquarters just east of Canton in Louisville. It's also closing in on more than 1,000 Ohioans on its payroll.
September 9, 2013, 4:30 am
Ohio University drilling for insight into Utica's impact
School's study will examine how rural Ohio communities are being affected, as seen through the eyes of local officials in key counties.
August 30, 2013, 8:16 am
Seeking professional help
Jobs: the four-letter word most projected, coveted and uttered alongside the promise of Ohio's shale economy.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Casing breach? Who's told?
In late August of last year, Consol Energy was issued a permit to drill at a well pad in Jackson Township, which is in the western part of Mahoning County not far from Meander Creek Reservoir.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Hoping in numbers
Geauga County has not yet become a hot spot for shale drilling — but if it does, more than 500 landowners there are ready for it.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Ohio's CAT tax applies to gas money
Is sitting on your porch sipping lemonade a taxable activity? It might be, if someone is sucking natural gas or other valuable stuff from beneath your property and paying you for it.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
No room for compromises
If you want to know how far apart environmentalists and drillers are on the subject of fracking, Chris Faulkner and Michael Brune would be more than happy to tell you.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Moving forward
Chesapeake Energy has raised some eyebrows with its announced intention to sell much of its Utica mineral rights, but the company says it's committed to the play and is completing its new Ohio headquarters east of Canton.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Mineral rights cases lie ahead
The boom in shale gas drilling has led to an enormous increase in the value of mineral rights where shale gas and oil are present. When mineral rights go from worthless toward priceless, they are suddenly worth fighting over.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Fracked or fiction?
It might not be a sign on the back of an eastbound pickup from Texas, but it's a question on a lot of minds in Ohio lately: Utica or bust?
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Chill baby, chill
It would be tough to imagine a development better for Chart Industries Inc. than the natural gas boom that is fueling the company's rapid growth, says CEO Sam Thomas.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Carrollton: Small town, big issues
Every Monday in Carrollton is auction day across from the county fairgrounds, just a few minutes from the town square.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Betting on golden geese
Suddenly rich landowners are getting a lot of investment advice these days, but it turns out at least some of them want to double down on the very thing that's made them wealthy in the first place — shale gas.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
API certification is a tough process
What's long, arduous, more complex and costly than expected, has few immediate benefits, but is still worth doing?
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Fill 'er up
North American natural gas, including untold amounts waiting to be unearthed from the Utica shale, soon may be coming to a garage near you — possibly the one attached to your house.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
A match made in heaven
I t's almost never a good idea to fix up your friends.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Compressor stations:
In the national debate over shale gas drilling, most of the arguments have focused on the drilling itself.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
It's about who you know
Everyone watching the Utica, or any other shale play, knows that possessing the right data is critical to success — whether it's in drilling, investing, leasing, or most any other aspect of the shale resource business.
June 10, 2013, 4:30 am
Making it Here
Poor Northeast Ohio --- in many ways, it has seen as much economic hardship as the rural eastern part of the state, but the industrialized and densely populated sections of counties such as Cuyahoga, Mahoning, Stark and Summit don't get to partake...
March 18, 2013, 3:01 pm
One industry already has its foot on the gas in terms of serving the shale gas industry -- and Ohio's trucking firms might get all the work they can handle as things continue to accelerate.
March 18, 2013, 3:08 pm
Out of the play
Andrew Weissman remembers vividly his first meeting with Chesapeake Energy Corp. CEO Aubrey McClendon in 2004.
March 18, 2013, 2:33 pm
Bonus Buys
An official tally does not exist, but it's safe to say billions of dollars are being pumped into eastern Ohio to lease mineral rights from rural landowners, who suddenly are awash in cash.
March 18, 2013, 2:49 pm
Community Issues
Larry Kosiba's nice "retirement job" of rolling into the office at 9 a.m. and collaborating with locals on economic development projects to benefit his quiet, rural area is barely recognizable.
March 18, 2013, 3:36 pm
Getting it Right
The Utica shale represents a tremendous economic opportunity for many Ohio landowners, businesses and communities — and an equally significant challenge to the Western Reserve Land Conservancy in Chesterland.
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Earnings Back to 'Normal' Range
ROA should reach 90 bp this year, but small CUs continue to struggle.
March 7, 2013
Average net income for credit unions in 2012 will be about 90 basis points of average assets.Read More
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Corporate CU Assessments Handcuff Growth, Prompt Cutbacks
Replenishing the Corporate Stabilization Fund has been especially hard on small CUs.
March 3, 2013
CU executives hope NCUA Corporate Stabilization Fund assessments will help keep the CU movement healthy in the long term.Read More
CUs Worldwide Share Common Operating and Member-Service Challenges
No matter where you are in the world, it's all about access, convenience, and member service.
October 1, 2012
Since the global financial crisis and worldwide recession, CUs everywhere face similar issues.Read More
NCUA to Allow Voluntary Prepayments of Stabilization Fund Assessments
Revised program could reduce 2011 assessments by 6.4 basis points of insured shares.
June 29, 2011
CUs must commit to $500 million in prepayments by August 9 for the program to move forward.Read More
NCUA May Allow Voluntary Prepayment of Corporate Assessments
If there's not enough interest among CUs, the program won't be implemented.
May 19, 2011
If all eligible CUs participate to the maximum extent permitted, the 2011 assessment to all CUs could be around 10 bp instead of 25 bp.Read More
Assessments Less Onerous for CUs Than Banks
CUs likely will pay about one-third less than banks over the next 11 years.
November 30, 2010
NCUA assessments are expected to total 90 bp of insured shares by 2021 vs. 144 bp for banks, a CUNA white paper reports.Read More
A Tale of Two Insurance Funds: NCUSIF vs. FDIC
Costs will be 60% greater to replenish bank fund than for NCUSIF.
October 14, 2010
There's a good chance the ultimate remaining cost will be closer to $5 billion than $8 billion, although this won't be known until late in the remaining 11-year life of the stabilization program.Read More
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The same information without photos is available below in an easy-to-scan list.
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List Price: $339,900 Sale Price: $334,900 Sale Date: 10/15
Days on Market: 41
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Units: 5 Rooms: 24 Bedrooms: 13 Baths: 5
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Funeral for Lola Carter, 85, will be 2 p.m. today, Jan. 10, 2013, at First Christian Church, Taloga, Okla. Burial in in Mound Cemetery, Taloga. Arrangements by Shaw Funeral Home, Taloga.
Lola was born Oct. 14, 1927, in Taloga to Harry James and Mabel Agnus (Bell) Butler and died Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013, in Amarillo, Texas.
Surviving are brother, Bill Butler of Glendale, Calif.; sister, Mareen Hallmark of Elk City; sons, Robert E. Lee of Amarillo, Texas, and Richard Lee of Taloga; daughters, Rebecca Beers of Stillwater, and Ramona Porter of Norman; nine grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren.
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Guitar Pro 3
I've noticed a lot of you have guitar pro 3, so why not submit some GP3 files to the site, i know theres Mysongbook.com, but that doesn't have EVERYTHING, its just a suggestion, if you dont like it close it, simple
sounds like a sweet idea to me too bro
power tab are better;)
machinegunman, it depends
guitarpro3 overall is easier to use etc, and has a few features powertab is missing
and the other way around too..powertab has a few nice features gp3 doesnt have
when gp4 is released itll probably be better than PT though:)
both have their use really
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cheers! :beer: :sleeping:
but there will be a power tab v.2 with similar features, so ... gp is cool though:beer:
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dude, my thought was it was just a "right click" "save target as" thing
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Woulndt this work? Then just change the .txt to .gp3.
No, the reason i say this is, with GP3 you can HEAR the tab, so even if you dont have the song you can play it, i can easily find the tabs i want in .txt, but the whole i dea is to get GP3 files on the go, so we can hear the songs
and can choose to play the song at 25% speed if youre not good enough to play it at full speed...
the most useful feature in gp3 really:)
i always use it cause im not good enough to play erm any songs at full speed:p
Yeah, nomad it doesnlt require a "re-vamp"
Just when you click "tab 1" or something
"Tab 1: GP3" or something
Keep all the .txt tabs, Just add the GP3 stuff with a Right click/Save target as
i'm afraid it does require revamping... i will need to change the database schema to support non-textual files, and update a few php scripts...
i'll do this, just gimme some time (a lot of it!! :p )
Holy fuck, this sites run of a Data Base, Jesus dude.
And php is a cunt :D
I thought you just linked to them, Hmm, in which case take all the time ya need dude, but it will happen yar?
Dude my idea fucking works! The file I posted isnt REALLY a text file, I changed the prefix of a .gp3 file so i could post it. Try it if you dont believe me! download the file and then change the .txt into .gp3 and it WILL work!!:D
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College of Direct Support Teams up with Virginia Facilities
In just a matter of weeks, employees on the front lines of service with Virginia's Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services, will have access to high quality, "best practices" training, right on the job site. The College of Direct Support is an internet based system designed for direct service providers working in Virginia's MR and MH state facilities. The program offers training, new skills, and opportunities for continuing education when it goes on line in August. Direct care providers can study and be tested at their own pace, right at work, with a wide variety of courses. The College of Direct Support can open up unlimited pathways to career ladder opportunities or progress toward an Associates degree. Increased training and education can lead to the potential for promotion and greater career satisfaction. The College of Direct Support is on its' way to the workplace, inside the Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services. Continuing education will never be easier or less expensive for caregivers and service providers. Kick-off informational sessions will be held across the state, beginning the second week in August.


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Maconaquah Elementary School is moving "full steam ahead" with its technology initiatives, but cursive writing won't be left in the dust — at least not for now, officials say.
"We feel it has its place in school," Maconaquah Elementary School Principal Kelly McPike said.
In 2011, Indiana dropped its requirement to teach cursive writing in public schools.
Now legislators are considering a bill that would reinstate it as a mandatory part of the curriculum.
Educators have argued on both sides of the debate.
"Everybody has a strong opinion about it for some reason," McPike said.
Indiana University Kokomo adjunct professor Francine Jewett said she was "appalled" when she learned that some schools weren't teaching cursive writing anymore.
Her freshman English students often use cursive in their research for papers and to take notes.
"I can't imagine that they could print all their notes or take notes on the computer for everything," she said.
It's easy for McPike to see her elementary school students taking all of their notes on the computer, though.
Her students each have their own laptop at school. It's been a game changer for them. She said the elementary school is trying to come up with the funds to hire a full-time keyboarding teacher.
But for some kids who have developmental issues, cursive writing is easier to learn.
"The writing process makes more sense to them when they connect the letters," she said.
It's those kids they keep cursive writing around for, she said.
And even though the school teaches it to students, it's not a priority and takes a back seat to other lessons some days.
Kids should know how to sign their names, McPike said, but whether they use it in any other capacity as adults is up to them. She said she knows very few adults who still write in cursive.
Jewett said she doesn't know how a generation could grow up without knowing how to use cursive.
"And how are students as adults going to write letters and sign cards, just so many things, without the ability to use cursive?" she asked. "Printing is slow and cumbersome, and shopping lists and to do lists and just so many things we do in everyday life are easier to do with cursive."
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They'll join original cast members Roger Bart, Shuler Hensley, Fred Applegate and Christopher Fitzgerald. Sullivan will assume the role of wide-eyed Inga on July 8, replacing Sutton Foster (who is now in rehearsals for Shrek and exits the Hilton July 6); Tony winner Beth Leavel (The Drowsy Chaperone) will become Germanic Frau Blucher on July 22 and Ragusa (Adrift in Macao, Paper Mill's Kiss Me, Kate) takes over the role of Elizabeth, the cold girlfriend of the title character, on Aug. 5.
Andrea Martin — Tony-nominated for her performance — completes her Weill-esque turn July 20 and Megan Mullally (as Elizabeth) will depart after the Aug. 3 performance.
Young Frankenstein, with book by Brooks and Thomas Meehan and music and lyrics by Brooks, was named Best Broadway Musical 2008 by the Outer Critics Circle Award.
Set in "the forbidding Castle Frankenstein and the foggy moors of Transylvania Heights," the show's score includes "The Transylvania Mania," "He Vas My Boyfriend" and a singular treatment of Irving Berlin's "Puttin' On the Ritz."
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Biogen currently has two products for hemophilia in phase III. It's Factor IX product is designed to stay in the body three times longer than current products on the market and thus can be given in a one-dose weekly regimen versus every other day. Biogen feels the reduced dose regimen will be very attractive to patients who must endure multiple infusions per week now. It's Factor VIII product is similarly targeted to allow for fewer doses per week. Currently the Factor IX market is about $1 B and Factor XIII is about $5 B in size.
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By Bob Hertzel
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Spring break for at least one member of the West Virginia University football team was exactly that.
Starting cornerback Pat Miller's spring break got off on the wrong foot, so to speak, when he suffered a broken small bone in the foot that required surgery, which was performed Tuesday morning upon his return to school.
According to head coach Dana Holgorsen, Miller will miss the rest of spring practice and is not expected to return to full speed until July 1.
That gives him plenty of time to get ready for the regular season, which does not open for another two months.
This was one of those good news, bad news things.
"It gives us a chance to look at the other guys (at cornerback)," Holgorsen said. "But we're not very deep at corner."
In truth, with the other starter Broderick Jenkins, all Holgorsen's defensive staff have to work with as scholarship corners are Avery Williams and Terrell Chestnut.
"Both Williams and Chestnut obviously need work," Holgorsen said.
Williams, out of Calvin Coolidge High in Washington, D.C., is a sophomore who did not play last year, while Chestnut also redshirted after coming out of Pottstown, Pa.
"Chestnut is doing OK, but he's not where we want him to be by any stretch of the imagination," Holgorsen said. "He's still trying to figure out how to play in pads due to being out last year with shoulder surgery."
He's also still trying to get in shape, Holgorsen having noted that he was "puffing on an inhaler" on the sideline after a less than extended stay in practice.
Another player who did not play last year, Lawrence Smith, and Cecil Level both need reps.
Miller, a junior out of Hoover High in Birmingham, Ala., played in 13 games last year and started three of them, spending much time backing up All-Big East corner Keith Tandy. As a freshman he played in nine games.
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This was not the only news Holgorsen had after his team's Tuesday practice.
Derek Bryant, a defensive end who transferred in last year from UCLA but did not play, was dismissed from the team for a violation of team rules.
No further information was given.
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And there has also been a position change made necessary by fullback Matt Lindamood's leaving the team just before spring break.
The former runner-up as West Virginia's prep Player of the Year out of Parkersburg had been troubled by a neck injury that forced him to give up the game.
Redshirt senior Donovan Miles was moved from linebacker to fullback to help fill out the numbers.
"Donovan will find more playing time on offense," Holgorsen said.
Holgorsen doesn't have depth at the position but says he has been very pleased with the work done by Ryan Clarke this spring.
"Clarke has been doing great," Holgorsen said.
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The time for spring break is always an interesting time because the players have spent a week working out in a different manner.
"We had a little run Monday morning, and some of them showed us what they had for breakfast," Holgorsen quipped.
The coaches also took time to get away from football for a while, Holgorsen saying he got in some family time.
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June 21, 2013
A new Transport Capital Partners survey shows better expectations among trucking company executives when it comes to rates and freight volume.
TCP says this breaks a three-year trend of lowering expectations for volume growth in the second quarter. More carriers expect volumes for the second quarter to hold steady.
Opinions diverge between larger carriers, those with over $25 million in revenues, and smaller carriers. In both groups, 50% expect volumes will increase. However, almost 40% of smaller carriers think volumes will decrease, compared to only 3% of their larger competitors. While 40% of larger carriers expect volumes to remain the same, just 11% of smaller carriers see volumes holding steady.
"As the economy waits to sort out the cross currents of macro events and the change in Federal Reserve policies, freight volumes struggle to grow significantly," says Richard Mikes, a TCP partner.
The survey also found a large majority of carriers, 80%, has seen rates hold steady over the past quarter. Optimistically, most carriers, 73%, are also expecting rates to increase in the next 12 months. Both large and small carriers share these positive expectations.
18% percent of carriers have seen rates increase, up from 11% last quarter. However, this is down from the 45% of carriers that reported rate increases a year ago. More smaller carriers than larger carriers have seen rates increase, 25% versus 14%.
"Even with modest improvement in freight demand, carriers are anticipating much needed higher rates from customers," says Steven Dutro, TCP partner.
More results from the survey are available online.
A great starting point would be to kill the old method of paying miles. We need to go to actual miles, over trucking roads, and use the quickest routes. This is a no brainer, it would give drivers the ability to reach the miles needed and be paid for doing it. The companies could then receive more for their miles. The system now is unfair for all, as some customers win and others loose. With the new and more restrictive driving hours, require this. JUST DO IT , TALK TO EACH OTHER AND LOBBY THE REGULATORS, FOR A LAW TO MAKE ALL SHIPPERS USE THIS METHOD. WE AS DRIVERS, HAVE TO LIVE IN THE REAL WORLD, WHY NOT THE INDUASTRY??
To Dick's point, the idea is good, the implementation is terrible. Getting the government involved in any way, shape, or form with the rate setting structure is asking for a rattlesnake to guard a pet hamster. I detest any more regulation, regulators, or legislators sticking their collective noses into this business. Seems some will level hatred towards the government getting into things like HOS, but at the next turn, they are crying for government to come rescue them from themselves. Yes, we do live in the real world. And part of that world is we don't have to work in this business. You want to play in this sandbox, you can. If you can't make it, go find another sandbox.
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Carving a path to consensus.
The report made it hard for the war's firmest backers to argue for staying the course.
"The situation in Iraq is grave and deteriorating." So began last year's report by the Iraq Study Group that re-evaluated the U.S. strategy in Iraq amid sharply rising sectarian violence and called for a slow but steady drawdown of the U.S. military presence. Some of its recommendations, including the establishment of benchmarks to measure political reform and reconciliation, were adopted. Those that weren't helped force a strategic shift. After the report, it became virtually impossible for even the war's staunchest supporters to argue for staying the course.
Praised for their leadership of the group were Cochairs James Baker and Lee Hamilton. Baker, 77, a Republican, has served as White House chief of staff, secretary of state, and secretary of the treasury. Hamilton, 76, a 17-term Democratic congressman from Indiana, is president of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and a former chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
The following excerpts are from conversations with U.S. News Senior Writer Kevin Whitelaw.
Lee hamilton on James Baker:
The conviction Jim had was that the Iraq Study Group report wouldn't amount to much if it wasn't unanimous, and it certainly wouldn't amount to much if it split along Democratic and Republican lines. There was a strong urge on his part to understand where the parties were coming from and to try to close gaps and reconcile differences. Jim and I would pass back versions of key sentences again and again, seeking common ground. If he had not been strongly committed to seeking that unanimity, we just wouldn't have gotten there.
The country was being torn apart by Iraq. Congress had said, in effect, "We can't reach an agreement; we need to have a commission to help us." There was enormous public interest. That put a sense of responsibility, a burden, on all of us.
Jim has a sense of the real world about him. He would often look with disdain on academic proposals and [say] how that proposal has absolutely no chance. He would use a little more graphic language—he has a bit of the Texan about him.
He would make his arguments forcefully but not dogmatically, and not to the point of excluding other points of view. There were many parts of the report where he was very deferential.
There were a couple of times—on the questions of troop withdrawal and exiting from Iraq—that got very dicey, and it looked as if we may not reach an agreement. In these meetings, you have to have a sense of when you reach a critical point, and when you can push it through to a conclusion and when you're better off going home and coming back to it. If you push too hard—to the point of anger, resentment, hostilities—you make it much harder to reach an agreement. I think Jim has a good sense of that.
When I was secretary of state, we always saw Lee as someone with whom you could work. He had a bipartisan work ethic. He understood something that I think was more prevalent when I first came up [to Washington] in 1975 than perhaps it is today, and that is that you could disagree agreeably. You could be a political adversary without being a political enemy. That's always been my view of the way politics ought to be pursued, and I think it's Lee's as well.
He has had a voracious appetite for knowledge. He is an honest broker. He is a careful listener. He was always a person who would try to bridge the gap. He understood the political restraints the other side had with connection to any negotiation. He is not consumed by ideology, but he would not sacrifice principle for pragmatism.
Lee is not going to spend a lot of time down in the weeds. He understands how to quickly arrive at what's important and deal with that rather than superfluous issues.
We had plenty of differences. The primary one [was] whether we were going to recommend a firm deadline for beginning the withdrawal of U.S. troops or withdrawing the troops. That was a line that I was not prepared to cross. There were some on the Democratic side who definitely wanted that in there. In fact, one of our members suggested that they wouldn't sign a report that didn't have it. Lee was instrumental in convincing that member to sit with me and work out an accommodation. That's what we ended up doing. It wouldn't have happened without Lee Hamilton.


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Insomnia does things to a girl's head, drives her to perform acts she would have scoffed at if not for a bad case of desperation. Yoga. Meditation. Getting in touch with her inner Lune via witchy rituals she doesn't even realize she's enacting until she's naked in the dark with an aggressive dragon…or two.
Cora Phillips has spent her life denying the Lune tradition but with two dragons--and their masters--hounding her with mating claims, her denying days have come to an end. Like it or not, the dragons have come.
And she doesn't like it one bit.
A dragon knows how to find his mate no matter how far she runs, and Lune-witch Cora's dragon knows exactly how to lure her back for another dance with his master. Returning to New York on a mission to save her Dragonkeeper from his own self-destruction, she discovers this waltz is even more complicated than the first.
When a Lune has three different partners, which one leads?
Wrists bound to a hotel bed. Wrong dragon in her head. Flavor of fire on her tongue. That's how the end begins.
Cora can't run anymore. Not ever again. The mysteries of her life, the heritage she's denied, the lovers and enemies she's fled have all caught up to her, ready to eat her from the inside out if she doesn't embrace her birthright, bind her draconic subjects, and rule like the queen she was born to be.
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Excerpt:Cora opened her mouth obediently. He put a little white pill on her tongue, and pinched her jaw between his thumb and forefinger so she couldn't spit it out. Purple vines writhed across the ceiling; their lacey pattern twisted into the corners, behind wispy white drapes, through the closet door that stood half open. Her tongue trembled with the effort of keeping the pill from falling into the back of her mouth, difficult because he had her head pushed back flat against the pillow.
"Swallow it," he said and flicked the tablet with his fingertip. It didn't move. Her mouth had dried out; the trace of saliva on her tongue acted like glue and held the pill in place. "Swallow it."
She grunted an objection, unable to form words without swallowing the pill. Her hands balled up into fists, and she curled her toes, pulling her elbows and knees against the scarves that held her bound to the bedposts. Red and white scarves—he brought them with him.
"Come on," he whispered. He stroked her throat with his free hand, petting. His fingertips touched the hollow at the apex of her collarbone, trailed down between her breasts. He flicked her left nipple and drew his thumb around the areola. Cora's stomach clenched. She closed her eyes. The pill tasted horrible, like old grapes and powdered acid. She didn't want to swallow it, didn't want to know what the pill would make her know. Her jaw ached.
"Be a good girl." He came close, so close she felt his breath on her cheek: hot and moist. He kissed her ear and touched her tongue, rolled the pill back and forth across her taste buds. She tried to scrape the powdery residue off with her teeth. He held her tongue down. "Swallow it whole, and it'll go fast. You're going to take it no matter what. It'll be slower this way, though."
He traced the shell of her ear with his lips; her ears started ringing. The pill fell into the back of her throat. She choked, coughed, and jerked upright in bed.
Disoriented in the small, dark room, it took a minute to remember where she was. Sixteen-year-old Cora had tacked a Nick Cave poster on the wall. She stared at the shape of the goth musician's pale face until her vision blurred and she was certain it wasn't going to move.
The heat pump cycled and hummed, and the refrigerator returned the gentle call. Her mother usually snored, but Cora couldn't hear the familiar nighttime rumble, so assumed Miranda hadn't returned from her evening out. Greg had been a dream. Just a dream. He wasn't there.
Cora buried her head in her hands.
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Speaker Rick Thompson insists that partisan politics should play no role in the upcoming session, albeit the Democrats now own a mere 8-vote majority.
Republicans occupy 46 of the 100 seats, making them a force with which to be reckoned in the months ahead on occasions when they can attract Democratic support to swing votes either in committee or on the floor.
Even so, Thompson told reporters after the House opened the session that he enjoys a good rapport with Minority Leader Tim Armstead, R-Kanawha, and gives him ample times to discuss issues in his office.
Evidence that the GOP has come close to majority status was apparent in the votes for the speaker's post, when the two leaders kept swapping the lead as the members were polled before Thompson nailed down his fourth, two-year term.
Thompson issued a friendly overture to the Republicans in his acceptance speech.
"I truly believe in being bipartisan," the Wayne County Democrat told reporters after the session.
"I'm everyone's speaker. I truly believe that the people don't want us to get up here and play partisan politics. They want us to get the job done for the people of West Virginia."
Admittedly, there will be times when Democrats and Republicans will square off for a partisan-flavored showdown.
"I would be silly not to admit there are issues that bring out partisan issues," he said.
"My job is to try to go through that and do the substantive issues. I think there are a lot of things we all agree on."
Thompson said his door remains open to the Republican leader to discuss issues.
"We always try to listen to his caucus," he said.
As for floor votes, he said there is no difference if the leadership prevails on a 54-46 tally, or a 65-35 one, if the vote comes along party lines.
"What we want to do is have votes out there that are 90-something to three or four," the speaker said.
"I want agreement and consensus if we can. Now, if we have to make some tough decisions and we see it one way and someone else sees it the other, then we'll make those tough decisions at the appropriate time."
Looking ahead to the real start of work on Feb. 13, the speaker said he feels "very good about this session."
"I think we're on top of a lot of issues," he said.
"I think we're going to get a lot accomplished this session. I'm looking forward to it."
First off, Thompson said he wants to make all the committee assignments, hopefully by the first of next week, once Armstead lets him know where GOP members want to serve.
"I think that's one of the most important decisions that are made here," he said.
"Most people don't even think about it. If members aren't placed where they want to be, or where their talents lie, then the session is less much productive. As hard as I can, I try to put members where they want to be and where they should be."
Key issues looming include the education audit that Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin ordered, spiraling drug abuse, and finances, and Thompson said his chamber is gearing up for the two-month grind.
"All the members, I think, want to come here and roll up their sleeves and work for West Virginia," he said.
"I think all sessions are difficult and challenging."
Besides the governor's agenda, which Tomblin sets on opening day next month, Thompson said the House also plans to work on legislation recommended in the year-long interims meetings.
"Depending on what the governor offers, that will dictate some of the things we do, because we do prioritize his agenda as a high priority agenda and work through his issues," he said.
Thompson said the House has achieved much the past six years with bipartisan work on the tough issues.
"There would be a few Democrat and Republican votes another way but they were all done with bipartisan support," the speaker said.
"They were not accomplished with just D's versus R's."
In advance of what Tomblin may advocate to improve education, Thompson named a special, bipartisan task force last month among his members to study the audit. Delegate Dave Perry, D-Fayette, a retired middle school principal in Oak Hill, is a member.
"What we want is to do the most we can to help our education system in West Virginia," Thompson said.
"But I would be naive to say that we're not going to be dealing with education every year. Every year I've been a member of the Legislature, we've dealt with education issues. We constantly strive to improve our education system in West Virginia and that's not going to stop."
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The outspoken leader of the Canton Tea Party Patriots must respond in 15 days to charges of inappropriate campaign activities or face a $12,000 file.
According to the Cherokee Ledger News, Carolyn Cosby, chair of the Canton Tea Party, confirmed she received the order from the Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission.
Cosby must respond in 15 days or pay a $12,000 fine in 30 days to allegations brought forth earlier this year by outgoing District 3 County Commissioner Karen Bosch that the organization was collecting money and using it to convince voters how to cast ballots in local primary elections and on the T-SPLOST referendum.
Bosch noted in her charge that Tea Party organization wasn't registered with the state commission as a political action committee or an independent committee, which would make their activity a violation of Georgia ethics laws.
Cosby told the Ledger that the attacks against her are not accurate
"These are false accusations by an angry Board of Commissioners," Cosby told the weekly Woodstock-based newspaper, adding she was being targeted for her heavy criticism towards what she refers to as the 'Bobo Boondoggle.'
Cosby and her group of vocal backers have been relentless in their critique of the failed Ball Ground Recycling venture.
As part of Bosch's complaints, which she formally made in May, she produced a flier that listed County Commission District 2 candidate Channing Ruskell as the "Tea Party favorite." The flier also included Cosby's phone number as the point of contact on the political material.
She also included evidence from District 2 incumbent Commissioner Jim Hubbard that claims Cosby only allowed "favorites" to speak at Tea Party meetings and asked those in attendance to donate money to a fund to help the organization's favorite candidates win the July 31 primary.
Bosch also produced information the organization passed out at meetings, urging Cherokee residents to reject the T-SPLOST proposal.


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Indiana State University has announced its Dean's List for the fall 2012 semester. Area students recognized for academic achievement includes Denise Amos and Hannah Kaster, both of Rushville.
To be eligible for the Dean's List at Indiana State, students must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale.


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PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Most veterans grumble when asked to make a long Grapefruit League road trip, especially with a split squad in action at home. Prince Fielder instead made the most of his assignment, launching a booming home run Sunday against R.A. Dickey, leading the Tigers to a 9-2 victory over the Mets at Digital Domain Park.
Fielder's solo shot was the only run against Dickey, who scaled back his pitch count in preparation for Opening Day. In four innings, Dickey allowed two other hits and walked no one.
"I felt pretty good about this spring," Dickey said. "I gradually got better and better, and that's the hope."
Dickey on Sunday nearly outdueled Tigers starter Thad Weber, who gave up his only hit on Ike Davis' two-run homer in the fourth. But the Tigers broke the game open two innings later, scoring seven runs against Mets relievers Daniel Herrera and Jon Rauch. After Don Kelly singled home a run off Herrera and Daniel Fields drew a bases-loaded walk against Rauch, James McCann cleared the bases with a two-out grand slam.
The Tigers had borrowed McCann, their top pick in last June's First-Year Player Draft, from Minor League camp to make the 2 1/2-hour drive to Port St. Lucie.
Though Herrera did not help his stock by setting the table for McCann's grand slam, he is all but guaranteed a spot in the Mets' Opening Day bullpen if fellow left-hander Tim Byrdak is not recovered from knee surgery. The only other option for the Mets is rookie Josh Edgin, who has not pitched above Class A ball.
Rauch, who is also guaranteed a bullpen spot, has posted a 7.94 ERA this spring.
Up next: What was looking like one last audition for Drew Smyly to try to win the Tigers' open rotation spot is now a final tuneup before the season begins with him in the rotation. He'll face the Blue Jays in the front half of a spring-ending home-and-home series between Detroit and Toronto. Game time is 1:05 p.m. ET.
Anthony DiComo is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AnthonyDicomo. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Thanks to a new throwing motion, veteran left-hander Mark Mulder planned to attempt a comeback this season after five years away from the game. His career had been derailed by shoulder problems back in the day.
The Angels gave Mulder a minor league contract because hey, why not? It's a no risk move. Unfortunately, the comeback attempt is over before it could really even begin.
...What an awful, awful break. Even if he wanted to continue his comeback attempt, the Achilles injury would sideline Mulder for the entire season and he'd have to wait until 2015. At age 36 and already five years removed from his last MLB action, that just isn't realistic. Mulder is taking the news well, his family ... not so much:
I can handle this. But seeing my son in tears when he saw me in a boot and crutches and I told him I wasn't going to pitch. That was tough.
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The California Highway Patrol (CHP) announced that it will accept applications in January from individuals interested in a career as a CHP officer.
Applications will be accepted online only during a three-day period from Thursday, January 3 through Saturday, January 5. This brief application period marks the first time in three years that the CHP has accepted applications. Those interested in applying, or seeking additional information, should visit www.chpcareers.com.
"This is an opportunity to serve alongside some of California's finest who provide the highest level of safety, service and security throughout the state," said CHP Commissioner Joe Farrow. "A career with a law enforcement agency like the CHP offers unlimited opportunities for someone who is looking for a challenge."
To be considered, candidates must be 20-35 years old, a U.S. citizen, have no felony convictions and be a high school graduate. Each applicant will be required to complete a selection process including a written test, physical ability test, appraisal panel interview, background investigation, medical/vision evaluation and psychological evaluation.
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Paula Abdul is unloading her Sherman Oaks estate for $1.9 million.
The 4,679 square-foot home boasts five bedrooms, five baths, master bedroom with fireplace, gorgeous canyon and city views, high ceilings and large media area.
Abdul's Mediterranean-style home also features a grand double staircase, stunning pool and spa. Party at Paula's!
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Rose Claims Masters Crown
Justin Rose survived a drama-filled final day to win the co-sanctioned $1.5 million MasterCard Masters at Huntingdale on Sunday, the Englishman's first tournament victory in four years.
Rose signed for a final-round 73 to be 12-under overall and claim the $270,000 first prize, but he had to deal with making a disastrous triple-bogey at the par-five seventh and hold off a stern last-round challenge from a pack of Australians, including tournament surprise-packet Aaron Pike.
But Rose – who had earlier climbed to 14-under after picking up a shot on the sixth – answered Pike's eagle with birdies on the 555-metre par-five 14th and par-four 16th, and despite bogeying 15, held on for his first European Tour victory since the 2002 British Masters.
"It was a roller-coaster. I was really pleased though that my emotions didn't roller-coaster," said Rose, who now jumps to fifth on the European Tour order of merit.
"I stayed very calm, even when I made triple on the seventh I said 'well you are tied for the lead, game on'… and it was awesome to bounce back with a birdie on the eighth."
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"The publishers Springer and IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) are removing more than 120 papers from their subscription services after a French researcher discovered that the works were computer-generated nonsense."
-- Nature, Feb. 24, 2014
Fox News network president Roger Ailes announced the formation of a task force to purge the channel's video archives of over 15 years of knuckle-dragging idiocy uttered by his many hirelings. "It's almost as if a malevolent virus struck our newsreaders, individually and collectively," the veteran media insider told the New York Daily News. "Waterboarding isn't torture; Halloween is a liberal holiday; Barack Obama is a fascist; 'Santa just is white.' It sounds like computer-generated nonsense."
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that the site's billion-plus users will be seeing many strange new posts in their daily "news" feeds. "It may look like computer-generated nonsense," Zuckerberg said, "but it's called advertising. That's what allows us to pay for server farms the size of South Dakota to store all your must-see cat videos. So please -- indulge us."
"Liberal claptrap; atavistic Occu-prop; Obama-as-tool-of-Wall-Street-puppeteers -- there really isn't any silliness that we won't post to boost traffic," admits Markos Moulitsas, creator of the Daily Kos website. "Remember Ned Lamont's landslide Senate loss in Connecticut? I'm proud to say we were a part of that. If my fellow ideology-driven, digital pap-pushers have learned one thing, it's this: People want affirmation, not information in their daily news stream, and that's what we give them. Sure, sometimes Daily Kos reads like computer-generated nonsense, but you know what? so does the New York Times!"
"We're not making any apologies for James Patterson," Hachette Book Group CEO Michael Pietsch declared in a contentious interview with the trade magazine Publishers Weekly. "First off, Jim is a great guy who has donated more money to booksellers, university scholarships, and literacy charities than most authors make in a lifetime. Second, how do you think we finance those fey little novels so beloved by ladies' book groups? Off of Jim and his army of co-authors, that's how. Formulaic? Perhaps? Seriatim silliness? Your words, not mine. Computer-generated nonsense? That's harsh. Now get out of my office!"
"True Detective" writer and showrunner Nic Pizzolatto, who has supplanted "Breaking Bad" scribbler Vince Gilligan as the small-screen auteur-of-the-nano-moment, defended the impenetrable scripts of his monster television hit in an interview with TheWrap.com. "Listen in on a bit of Rust Cohle's famous 'time speech,' " Pizzolato suggested, alluding to the existentially unhinged character played by Matthew McConaughey. "Cohle says: 'In this universe we process time literally, forward, but outside of our space time from what would be a fourth dimensional perspective, time wouldn't exist.'
"Obviously this is obscurantist bushwa," Pizzolata elaborated. "It sounds like computer-generated nonsense, a mashup of some Linda Ronstadt Stone Poneys-era lyrics with random quotes from 'The Portable Nietzsche.' But you know what? It worked for Chris Carter on the 'X-Files,' and it worked for David Lynch on 'Lonesome Pine' -- sorry, 'Twin Peaks.' "
"Are you a betting man? Because if you think I don't have a Emmy for Outstanding Writing in my immediate future, you could lose a ton of dough."
The editors of the Boston Globe, in a tiny note artfully buried at the bottom of Page 2, admitted that almost half of the hundreds of columns written by Alex Beam in his centuries-long stint ("None dared wish it longer," one wag noted) at the newspaper had been purged from the Globe's digital archive. "So much of Beam's work was borderline unreadable," the note stated. "He tossed around words like 'obscurantist,' 'atavistic,' and 'seriatim' as if he was auditioning for tenure in the English Department at Middlesex Community College. But in the end, a lot of his work read like computer-generated nonsense. We apologize to our readers for the many years of affront."
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Welcome to the fansite of Irish actor Emmett J Scanlan, best known for his roles as Brendan Brady in Hollyoaks, Simon Monroe in BAFTA winning In The Flesh and the lead role in movie Charlie Casanova. Currently starring in BBC Two's The Fall and BBC Three's In The Flesh.
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1. As far as I know, Walker had no idea Brendan was the person who dealt the drugs to his brother, he went undercover in the prison specifically to target Kai. Finding out about Brendan was down to chance.
2. I'm sorry I've no idea. I did love it though.
3 & 4. I can share (and others too, I think) in your enthusiasm for recent episodes and recent spoilers and it's been great to see a different dynamic to Stendan too. I'd really like Brendan to get some happiness with Ste too.
5. Yeah it was this episode here.
6. Brendan has had an odd relationship with Joel really. He hated him when he returned because he owned half the club but then he saw potential in Joel to turn him into a 'mini me' but kept testing him too. Now they're sort of at a surrogate father and son stage (with added mistrust and betrayal).
7. Yes he sexually abused him. Ste only knows about the physical/emotional abuse. I'm not sure if Ste will find out to be honest.
8. He's definitely alive as he'll be appearing in the show at some point in the future. Cheryl and Brendan have very different versions of their dad (Brendan commented on this to Cheryl once) and he wasn't abusive to her, so I think she'll be a bit of a daddy's girl.
9. Do you mean on his Twitter bio? He's a lovely guy and he sort of adopted the site as an "official" one which was really nice of him.
10. This was about the final episode of Hollyoaks Later. I thought it was outstanding, I might be a little biased but I was blown away by Emmett's performance and really moved. I love seeing all the different sides of Brendan although it's heart wrenching to see the tragedy he experienced in his life. I think this is Brendan's big moment for change in his life. I hope he achieves some of the lifetime he's missed out on. And I hope he and Cheryl can repair their bond but it's going to be difficult.
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12. It was absolutely stunning to look at and had a real movie-like feel. No you're right, Hollyoaks Later echoed what Brendan has said before about taking the power back in regards to his father.
13. This episode here.
14. Yes he does. He saw Brendan and Walker kissing and also knows about Ste and Brendan's history.


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