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Recently hired HCMS assistant principal Staci Hoene is hardly a newcomer to the Henry County school system. She actually began her educational career at HCMS.
Superintendent Tim Abrams was the middle school assistant principal, and worked with Hoene from 1995 to 1997. At the time, Hoene taught language arts, and Abrams said "she has grown exponentially since then.
Henry County artist Joann Ashby looks forward to summertime, but not for a trip to the beach or lazy days napping in a hammock.
She packs up brushes and paints, potter's clay and wood, and makes the trek to Indian Summer Camp for children with cancer at Shelby County's Camp Cedarmore.
"I've been volunteering 14-15 years," she said. "I started shortly after my treatment for breast cancer."
Henry County got a taste of foreign soccer last week when the Challenger Sports program sent Nicky Askew and Kyle Corfield to Harry Hall Park for a week-long camp last Monday through Friday.
For some time, Eminence Independent Schools could afford only 'band-aid' fixes to a tangled grid of switches, hubs and ports in its computer system.
Last week, Eminence Independent Schools computer users/administrators got potentially good news. Technology Coordinator Kim Dawson received unanimous support from the Eminence Board of Education to upgrade the system's antiquated technical infrastructure.
State highway crews will begin structural repairs to the Milton-Madison Bridge starting this weekend. The bridge will be closed to all traffic from 7 p.m. Saturday, July 25, through 5 a.m. Monday, July 27.
Repair work will continue with bridge closure during those same times the following weekend, Saturday, Aug. 1, through Monday, Aug. 3. Those wishing to travel to Indiana must drive to Louisville or to the Markland Dam in Gallatin County.
I hear the same question every September. It never fails.
"The Friends For Michael 5K is this Saturday, what should I do for training?" I politely reply with a "run a few miles a couple of times this week and don't go out too hard in the race." But, deep down, what I want to say is "build a time machine and go back to 10 weeks ago to start training you dummy."
So my advice to all those wanting to race the FFM on Sept. 26 is to start running now. Don't put it off. You will thank me when race day finally arrives.
Wednesday, July 22
Karate classes will be held at the Community Center from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Children's Story and Craft hour every Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at Pleasureville Christian Church. Also, the community library at the church is open to the public from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Wednesdays.
Defoe Christian Church will show the movie, "Facing the Giant" at 7 p.m.
Thursday, July 23
Seven water skiers that regularly train at Stillwater Lake, located between Eminence and New Castle on Hwy. 55, made the drive to Paducah on July 11-12 for the Kentucky State Water Ski Championships, and came back with impressive results.
The City of Eminence is sponsoring a Cutest Baby Contest for children birth to 23 months, a Cutie Pie Contest for children 2, 3 and 4 years old and a Little Miss and Mister Contest for couples ages 5, 6 and 7. The contests will be held on Eminence Day, Saturday, August 8.
For years now, Kentucky has regularly been regarded as a safe state. The U.S. Census Bureau, for example, says we have the nation's 10th lowest violent crime rate.
Unfortunately, there are still far too many instances of those who find themselves on the wrong side of the law. According to the Kentucky State Police's latest annual statewide report, a serious crime occurred every four minutes and 15 seconds in 2008, for 122,000 overall.
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An evil regime
In 1987, Sun-Ok Lee, a North Korean materials supplier, was charged with negligence and imprisoned without a trial. Lee's husband and son were also imprisoned. She spent seven years in an underground cell, working 18 hour days in an ammunition factory, and sleeping in a filthy cell shared with ninety other prisoners. Lee was tortured and beaten regularly, losing most of her teeth and suffering paralysis of her face. But her experiences weren't as bad as some the things she saw. The price of pregnancy was forced abortion. The price of resistance was an execution by firing squad, witnessed by all prisoners. Prisoners were banned from talking to each other, or even looking in mirrors. After her release, Lee escaped to South Korea. The only knowledge we have of the lives of more than 200,000 North Koreans held in concentration camps is the testimony of survivors like Lee.
Those unlucky enough to live in the so-called Democratic People's Republic of Korea risk torture, public execution, or arbitrary detention for disagreeing with government policy. Women are sold into sex slavery or forced marriages, and are victims of ethnically motivated forced abortions. In prison camps, infanticide is common.
And in the 1990s, a famine killed three and a half million North Koreans. The famine was the result of deliberate government policies. It was used by the government of North Korea to get rid of perceived class enemies by starving them.
While his subjects die, Kim Jong-Il has a 10,000-bottle wine cellar, collects Mazda RX-7s, stages all-night banquets at which attendance and heavy drinking is compulsory for high officials, and has a troupe of strippers for his personal entertainment.
Kim spends 25% of North Korea's GDP on the military – a higher proportion than any other country. He commands the fourth largest army in the world, along with a fleet of submarines and up to ten nuclear weapons.
Vile apologists
LibertyScott, a keen observer of the DPRK, drew my attention to the NZ-based apologists for North Korea, who are currently fundraising to send a tractor to a co-operative farm near Pyongyang.
One of the chief apologists for Kim Jong-Il, Tim Beal, is an international marketing lecturer here at Victoria University. He maintains webpages about the DPRK and the "Korean Peace Committee." The list of members contains various prominent NZ peace activists. Green MP Keith Locke appears to be a fan.
Military options
According to GlobalSecurity.org the US has five main military plans for North Korea. There is no plan for a full-scale invasion, probably because it is considered unfeasible and unnecessary, and the plans for nuking it I assume are classified. That leaves air strikes, blockade, dealing with refugees in the event of a collapse, and defending North Korea from a US invasion.
The fifth option is the one I find intriguing. OPLAN 5030 is intended to rattle the Nokors enough to force a military coup or collapse. It bears some of the characteristics of fourth-generation war in that it attacks the unity and moral center of the regime in Pyongyang. Strategic disinformation, isolating the DPRK from financial networks (as in the large-scale sanctions which were pushed through by the State Department last month?), incursions into Korean airspace and military exercises at short notice close to the border would hopefully provoke a reaction. And that reaction would wear out Nokor interceptors, reduce supplies of jet fuel, expose plans for military deployments, and hopefully scare the more rational members of the regime into acting to ensure survival.
I also know that some people in the State Department would like to consider offering an amnesty to Kim and senior regime members. Since they are probably terrified of their own people taking revenge, an extended holiday in the Caribbean on a secluded island might appeal to them – and it might be tempting enough to convince them to give up power.
Suicidally devoted North Korean troops
Midget submarines, armed spy vessels disguised as trawlers, hovercraft, and an unkown number of tunnels can be used to infiltrate into South Korea. Incidents of infiltration peaked in the late 1960s with hundreds of commandos landing, many on unsuccessful assassination missions. There are a some more recent incidents involving suicidally committed North Korean commandos which I find disturbing, if they indicate the level of training and determination of the million-strong DPRK armed forces as a whole.
- September 19, 1996: Submarine runs aground on an infiltration mission. A massive manhunt for the heavily armed crew members ends with 24 North Koreans and 17 South Koreans dead. Many of the North Korean sailors were killed by their own officers.
- June 24, 1998: Midget submarine runs aground. The nine crew members either commit suicide or are killed by their officers.
It seems many North Korean sailors and commandos would rather kill themselves – or their comrades – rather than surrender. What fate do they think awaits them in South Korea?
I took part in mock Six-Party Talks in an East Asia IR class last semester, representing the North Korean team. Our lecturer had organised a forum with Christopher Hill, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and chief negotiator in the six-party talks, beforehand – it was a fantastic opportunity as Wellington doesn't often host such a prominent US diplomat. So I know a bit about the situation. However this apparent nuclear test comes as a complete surprise for me, even after the inflammatory – and anticlimactic – missile launches.
Our team based our strategy in the mock talks on Kim Jong-Il's primary desire for self-reliance (juche), using nukes as a deterrent and as a way of extorting aid. Our demands included cessation of US military exercises and a massive increase in aid; in return, we offered minor and mostly symbolic concessions, for example repatriating a group of Japanese Red Army terrorists from the 1970s and returning the captured USS Pueblo. We stonewalled any discussion about nuclear inspections, which the other teams wanted to tie to aid: however we were still eventually promised aid after giving up missile exports. Constant harping about starving civilians and an implied threat of refugees probably influences that. And our team got the highest mark – an A.
In my opinion that's a fairly rational strategy to follow, if you're a member of the Kim regime and want to preserve your life, and lifestyle. Extorting aid has been the modus operandi since the 1994 crisis – Clinton's time (NB: Lefties, it's not all Bush's fault. Really). But being a member of such a regime must distort your views of reality, and it would increase paranoia and misperception. In fact the constant threat would encourage groupthink, where small groups make irrational decisions because they are scared to show disloyalty. The missile and nuclear tests basically indicate that whoever is calling the shots in the DPRK has gone off the deep end.
Luckily for us, the bomb is thought to have detonated with less power than intended, and the long-range missile exploded in midair. There is no nuclear threat to Tokyo or the US – not from a missile. Export of such a weapon in a cargo plane or shipping container is a huge worry, and I am glad that the Proliferation Security Initiative exists.
Unfortunately for Seoul however, there are something like 500 long-range artillery pieces in bunkers just over the DMZ, and several hundred fighters and bombers which could launch a suicidal first wave of attacks. In the first hour of bombardment – which could happen with no warning – estimated casualties start at 100,000. And that's excluding the use of chemical or biological weapons, which North Korea also possesses. A sobering thought, and one which those advocating hasty solutions should keep in mind.


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The indictment states that from August 4, 2012, to January 31, 2013, Amanda Ludwig, 28, used a cell phone to entice a minor, under the age of 18, to engage in sexual activity.
Ludwig was arrested on February 1 for allegedly enticing and having sexual relations with a Manual High School student.
It has been previously reported that Ludwig was the 15-year-old's art teacher at Manual.
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I took these photographs of some of our family on a trip to Holland Michigan during the week of July 7 to 19, 2010.
The people pictured here are only part of our extended family. These are the faces of those who were here this summer, during this week, in this place.
Just as there are many summers not pictured in this volume, there are many faces who are absent from this little book.
No matter how distant the place or time, they will always be with us in our hearts and memories.


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Men's competition, Klagenfurt
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"Unbelievable" A1 Grand Slam Experience for DeGruijter and Ronnes
KLAGENFURT, AUSTRIA, July 30, 2004 - Seeded 32nd after having to qualify for the Main Draw, Jochem DeGruijter and Gijs Ronnes of the Netherlands expected to get only four more days of player's lounge privileges along with a share of the prize money for placing 25th.
With few expectations for even winning a match in the men's "money" rounds of the US$540,000 A1 Grand Slam, presented by Nokia, DeGruijter and Ronnes have now posted five-straight wins on the Lake Wörthersee waterfront courts, including a 28-30, 21-19 and 17-15 victory over host country favourites Peter Gartmayer and Robert Nownoty here Friday.
With their Friday win, DeGruijter and Ronnes have now posted four-straight victories over tandems "ticketed" for the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. The Dutch pair will face another Olympic opponent Saturday morning when they challenge Brazil's Benjamin Insfran and Marcio Araujo
The fourth-seeded Benjamin and Marcio Araujo, the defending A1 Grand Slam champions, scored a 21-19 and 21-17 win over fifth-seeded Markus Dieckmann and Jonas Reckermann of German to advance to Saturday's morning match with DeGruijter and Ronnes, who captured the Netherland's country title two weeks ago.
"Unbelievable," said Ronnes after Friday's win. "Obviously, we are playing our best Beach Volleyball ever. I think we caught our first two Main Draw opponents by surprise, especially Blanton (Dain) and Nygaard (Jeff) form the United States. No one really knows us, except for a few European teams and our Dutch rivals."
DeGruijter and Ronnes scored wins over top-seeded Patrick Heuscher and Stefan Kobel of Switzerland (19-21, 23-21 and 15-12) and the 17th-seeded Blanton and Nygaard (21-19, 15-21 and 15-11) Thursday. In their final of two qualifying wins Wednesday, the Dutch pair eliminated Puerto Rican Olympians Ramon Hernandez and Raul Papaleo.
Also advancing to the fourth-round of the winner's bracket where the victors advance to Sunday's semi-finals are 11th-seeded Christoph Dieckmann and Andreas Scheuerpflug of Germany and 23rd-seeded Julien Prosser and Mark Williams of Australia.
While the Germans scored a 14-21, 21-14 and 15-11 win over 19th-seeded Francisco Alvarez and Juan Rossell of Cuba, Prosser and Williams upset second-seeded Emanuel Rego and Ricardo Santos of Brazil 21-18, 19-21 and 16-14.
While Christoph Dieckmann and Scheuerpflug are seeking their second "final four" berth this season and third since starting their partnership in 2002, the Aussies are looking for their second semi-final spot in their second season of playing together. Both teams have qualified for the Athens Olympic Games as their country's No. 2 team.
The eighth men's A1 Grand Slam continues Saturday with Sunday's gold medal match concluding the SWATCH-FIVB World Tour's pre-Olympic schedule. The women's "final four" matches will also be played Saturday where the winning team shares the $40,500 first-place prize.


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The St. Louis Cardinals are a terrific baseball team. They pitch well, they hit well enough, they do the little things people always say are needed to win ballgames, and they usually play decent enough defense, particularly in the infield and especially behind the plate.
Not really any of that was the case in the Cards' 8-1 loss to the Boston Red Sox in Game 1 of the World Series on Wednesday. In fact, St. Louis' performance can be best be described as a comedy of errors.
Exhibit A: Pete Kozma, who was worth 1.3 rWAR on defense alone during the regular season, apparently forgot how to catch a baseball:
Had Kozma done what he undoubtedly has done hundreds of thousands of times in his life, the Cardinals might have escaped the first inning without allowing a run. Instead, his miscue resulted in a bases-loaded, one-out opportunity for Mike Napoli, who did not disappoint:
Exhibit B: Adam Wainwright, who seemingly never screws anything up and Yadier Molina, who is probably the best defensive catcher of his era, took no interest in catching this routine pop-up to begin the second inning:
Exhibit C: At least Kozma got a bit more leather on it this time:
Those two gaffes resulted in another bases-loaded chance for the Red Sox. This time, Dustin Pedroia came through with a single and David Ortiz added a sacrifice fly that was almost a grand slam to put Boston ahead by five runs.
The Cardinals couldn't avoid hurting themselves on offense, either, as Jon Lester kept them off-balance for 7⅔ scoreless innings.
And, to make matters worse, Jonny Gomes of all people was making plays that are actually difficult look easy:
Meanwhile, the Cardinals' best defensive play resulted in the early exit of one of the greatest postseason players in recent memory:
The reaction of Cardinals manager Mike Matheny immediately upon completion of the game says it all:
Fortunately for the Cardinals, Thursday is a new day, and they'll send rookie standout Michael Wacha to the mound to try to even the series.
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The Spokane Chiefs are off to a 2-0 start in the 2013-14 season with a 6-2 win over the Victoria Royals Tuesday night in Victoria, B.C. Mitch Holmberg led the offense with 2 goals and an assist, while Mike Aviani and Jason Fram had 2 assists apiece in the Chiefs second straight road win to open the year.
Holmberg got the scoring started with a power play goal from Reid Gow and Fram 9:22 into the game. Blair Oneschuk would notch his first WHL goal on a rebound at 15:06 of the period to put the Chiefs ahead 2-0. After a Royals power play goal with 45 seconds left in the first, Jeremy McIntosh finished off an Aviani feed with just 11 seconds remaining to give the Chiefs a 3-1 lead after one. Holmberg also netted an assist on the goal.
Carter Proft's first goal of the year at 11:49 of the second put the Chiefs up 4-1, but Victoria would score just 45 seconds later to cut the lead to 4-2 after two. Holmberg would score his second of the night from Aviani at 8:38 of the third to make it 5-2 Spokane. Adam Helewka would net his first of the season on the power play at 13:02 to cap the scoring.


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Recorded: Thursday, July 24, 2014
With new debates over gun control, renowned scholar, attorney, and author Stephen P. Halbrook speaks on the explosive findings in his new book, Gun Control in the Third Reich: Disarming the Jews and Enemies of the State.
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Robert Higgs on FDA and Consumer Welfare
Recorded: Wednesday, July 23, 2014
This presentation by Independent Institute Senior Fellow Robert Higgs was presented on July 24, 2014, at Mises University, sponsored by the Ludwig von Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama.
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Independent Institute Senior Fellow John C. Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis" describes how the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, with its 27,000 pages of rules and regulations, has omitted some basic market-based concepts that would benefit all consumers. Goodman outlines the changes that would make such a healthcare system function, utilizing his extensive knowledge of the subject. Goodman is known as the "Father of Health Savings Accounts" whose suggestions for healthcare reform have been heard around the country. In this video, he highlights what is wrong with Obamacare, and offers his bold ideas on sensible healthcare reform.
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Recorded: Monday, April 21, 2014
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Saint Conrad of Offida
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Welbeck scored twice in the space of three first-half minutes to set the tone for the win, and was delighted with his performance.
He told Sky Sports: "I think it was a good all-round team performance from the boys, everyone came together to play some good football and got the goals. They [the goals] were good strikers' finishes, and that's the position I want to be playing in, but I'm happy to play my part anywhere in the team. I'm delighted with the goals today.
"We can't just go away today and sit on the result. I think we've set a platform today, and we want to build on that."
Cleverley ended any hope of a Villa comeback shortly after the break, claiming his first goal for exactly a year after linking up well with Wayne Rooney.
The midfielder was glad to find the net against Paul Lambert's side, and hopes that his strike at Villa Park will inspire both himself and his team mates.
"It plays on your mind. When you're a midfielder you need to score a few goals, we played with more of a three in the midfield today, which gave me a bit more license to get forward, and it was a good finish at the end. After not scoring for a year, that came out in my celebration.


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It's a valley apartment complex that caters to residents who are hearing impaired. But this complex has been accused of catering too much to those with disabilities, and the government believes it's discriminatory.
Residents of this apartment complex say their concerns are falling on deaf ears.
"As a deaf person, I feel like I have a right to live where I'd like to live," says resident George Sierra.
It's quiet here, but plenty's being said in sign language.
"I would be devastated. I would cry. I want to stay here, we need this place," says Rose Marie Prynce, resident.
The Apache ASL Apartments in Tempe on Apache Blvd near Loop 101 is one of the few apartments in the U.S. built specifically for the deaf.
A video phone lets residents 'talk' with friends. Every unit accommodates a wheelchair. Blinking lights signal the doorbell, disposal and fans.
"It's nice to have a life that's equivalent to other people that are not deaf," says manager Linda Russell.
HUD -- Housing and Urban Development -- spent $2.6 million to help build the project because it helped the deaf.
But now the very federal agency that asked it be built to house the deaf says the complex is guilty of discriminating against people who are not deaf -- and is demanding 75% of the units be rented to those who are not disabled.
"To basically say there are too many disabled people here is just nuts," says Senator Jeff Flake.
"The attorney's I dealt with at HUD, I would characterize as ignorant and arrogant and much worse, they are powerful," says Michael Trailor, Arizona Department of Housing Director.
Trailor met with HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan months ago to resolve the issue.
"He looked me in the eye and said, 'If you say we have taken too long to resolve this, you are right. If you say we haven't handled this very well, you're right."
Yet 5 months later, nothing's changed.
"I'm really disappointed and I'm disappointed with their inability to not understand out there in the hearing world, it's really lonely to be deaf," says Russell.
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Some boat companies only build what everyone else does. It takes much more effort to be truly innovative and creative. That aptly describes the history of Everglades and its founding Dougherty family.
This 32 Express performs just fine: It's neither blisteringly fast nor molasses slow. On a recent September outing through horrendous wind-versus-tide seas in Florida's Ponce de Leon Inlet, it turned perfectly well, handled beam seas with rock-solid stability and never seemed to even slow down when climbing the back of one of the six-foot seas rolling into the inlet while we returned. If I seem cavalier about the Everglades' performance, that's because it has no apparent faults, and other innovations aboard overshadow its running characteristics. For example, while driving the 320 EX, I found an unobstructed 360-degree "picture-window" view from inside this pilothouse. The gigantic safety-glass windows make you feel all-seeing and invincible!
Twin Yamaha 350 hp, V-8 four-strokes topped out at 51.4 mph at 6,100 rpm while using a shade less than 70 gph. Cruising at 35 mph, turning 4,250 rpm, the massive Yammies sipped 25.9 gph.
I also liked a standard feature that helps the helmsman: A digital-electronics touch screen at the helm controls virtually every electrical system aboard, including the generator, pumps, batteries, wipers, air conditioning and even the helm vent windows. This system - made by E-Plex and usually found on much larger vessels - lets you stay safely at the helm to manage ship systems rather than go below to access a distribution panel. And the big-boat-style helm chair makes staying at the helm much more comfortable. The helm console provides room for a pair of 15-inch electronics displays.
Make no mistake: The Doughertys designed this boat to cruise comfortably. But since they cannot build any boat incapable of fishing well, the 320 has outstanding amenities - like storage for 34 rods surrounding the cockpit, in and under gunwales, across the transom, and on and under the hardtop. I imagine filling every rod holder will make your Everglades look like the USS Pueblo!
Not only is the 43-gallon livewell handsome, but it functions perfectly too, with a lighted blue interior, a Lucite lid and the ability to pressurize it to keep your baits from sloshing around while you run through the roughness to your fishing spot.
Every trolling speed leaves plenty of clear space in the wake for lures and baits to be seen, and if drifting beam-to while kite fishing, you'll be able to stand hands-free with no problem thanks to the remarkably slow roll-moment transitions. Also, despite how narrow the side walkways appear, the fact that they have no toe rail combined with terrific, well-paced handholds and deep access steps means you can walk to and from the bow with rod in hand quite securely.


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The Color Block's modular design and comprehensive range of fixing options allows users to easily create a complete LED system using stock of just one generic fixture type–including battens, blinders, and various mounting configurations using the built-in fixing.
Each block features four sets of three high-output RGB LEDs, which produce an intense, powerful light, and vibrant colors across the spectrum. Designed to be intelligent both inside and out, the modular blocks incorporate the latest HSI (Hue, Saturation and Intensity) control as well as RGB, and Variable Effects Engine software, which gives the lighting designer full control over color and effects combinations.
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The earliest fossil of the homo sapiens family (human beings) was found in Ethiopia, dating back more than 200,000 years. Compared to this length of time, even the "ancient Sumerians" from 6000 B.C. are drooling toddlers.
Let's mention a few African heroes you may have heard of, for inspiration in the face of the continued economic inequality and violence which plague Africa today: Nelson Mandela, first democratically elected President of South Africa, who fought against apartheid and served 27 years in prison while advocating freedom and peace. Haile Salassie, Emperor of Ethiopia, who resisted Mussolini and the fascist Italian invasion of WWII, and who is worshipped as an incarnation of God by the Rastafari movement. Kwame Nkrumah, first Prime Minister of Ghana, advocate of uniting Africa in Pan-Africanism. Fela Kuti, inventor of Afrobeat music, who declared his home to be an independent state, ran for president of Nigeria, and to whose funeral ONE MILLION PEOPLE came to pay their respects.
In June 2001 the African Union was formed, consisting of 53 African States organized, like in the EU, around common economic and political development.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- The Southern Professional Hockey League version of the Peoria Rivermen doesn't play its first game for better than two months, but they're having no trouble with goals.
Season ticket renewals are running ahead of last year at this time and old customers are spending money again too.
"A lot of those season ticket holders who haven't been season ticket holders for the past couple of years are coming back on board," said Katie Pogeman, the assistant general manager of tickets for the team. "They're excited about still having hockey here in Peoria and it being under local ownership."
Its the ownership group that's created the buzz.
Bruce Saurs, Bart Rogers and John Butler say they're in it for the long haul, something fans were always skeptical about while the Blues owned the Rivermen.
Assistant general manager Mickey Gray says that makes a difference.
"Bruce has been here forever and Bart and John were a big part of the Rivermen back in the day," Gray said. "They always call it the golden age of the Rivermen, those late '90s, early 2000 teams. Those three guys who were a big part of this."
The team's new head coach was part of it too.
During the 9-year span between stints with the Rivermen, Jean Guy Trudel played in the NHL and in Europe. But during the off-season Trudel and his family always lived in his adopted home town of Peoria.
Trudel's presence on the bench gives this new Rivermen brand instant credibility. And he'll insist his players embrace the community the way he did.
"We're already making calendars for them to (make appearances) at practice with the Peoria Youth Hockey Association, going to hospitals, doing all those things that we used to do a lot more here," Trudel said. "We want to bring it back because that's what people want in Peoria."
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Parmesan-Garlic Popcorn Snack Recipe
"This is my husband's favorite late night snack," reveals Sharon Skildum of Maple Grove, Minnesota. "He gobbles the entire bowlful while watching TV."
- 2-1/2 quarts popped popcorn, buttered
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
- 1/2 teaspoon dill weed
- Place popcorn in a large bowl. In a small bowl, combine Parmesan cheese, garlic powder, parsley and dill; sprinkle over popcorn and toss lightly. Serve immediately. Yield: 2-1/2 quarts.
Originally published as Parmesan-Garlic Popcorn Snack in Taste of Home February/March 1994, p64
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The problem with this recipe is that it appears in the vegetarian listings, but it contains parmesan. Parmesan is not suitable for vegetarians - it is always made with animal rennet. To make it vegetarian, the ingredients should be amended to "vegetarian hard Italian cheese (Parmesan-STYLE)".
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I make mine very similar.. only I use olive oil in place of butter and add fresh ground black pepper.
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Indiana Pacers forward Danny Granger is expected to make his season debut on Saturday against the Detroit Pistons, according to Mike Wells of the Indianapolis Star. He won't be starting even if does play, CBS Sports' Ken Berger adds, making it potentially his first appearance off the bench since the 2008-2009 season.
Granger has missed the entire season thus far with a left knee injury. The Pacers have had an excellent year despite his absence, posting a 34-21 record, which leads the Central Division and is good for second in the Eastern Conference behind the Miami Heat.
While Indiana has played well this season, they certainly could use Granger's scoring ability. The Pacers are just 24th in the NBA in scoring, putting up 93.8 points per game. Granger has led the team in scoring the last five seasons, averaging 18.7 points on 41.6 percent shooting overall and 38.1 percent from three last year.
Perhaps the most interesting thing to watch will be the dynamic between Granger and All-Star Paul George. George became the go-to guy with Granger sidelined, and the 22-year-old took full advantage of the opportunity. If Granger and George can mesh well, the Pacers will be that much more dangerous come playoff time.
Indiana's game on Saturday against Detroit will be the second of a home-and-home between the two teams. The Pacers destroyed the Pistons 114-82 on Friday night in Indianapolis.
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Benefits of living on Piedmont's campus:
- Gives students eligibility to receive scholarships
- Gives students eligibility to participate in sports
- After freshman year resident students may have a private room (suite-style which means you share a bathroom with one other person). Only Getman-Babcock residence hall has a community style hall.
- Variety of room layouts from residence hall to residence hall
- Residence Life involvement – you get to know your neighbors, Resident Assistants and Resident Director easily.
- All rooms come with a twin bed, blinds, AC/heat, cable, Internet connection, large refrigerators, and access to microwaves.
- Free laundry in every building
- Secure, locked buildings 24/7
- Great locations to get to class, dining hall, and campus events
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All residence hall rooms come with Wi-Fi, a twin bed, blinds, AC/heat, cable, Internet connection, large refrigerators, and microwaves. Additionally, students have access to free laundry facilities in every building.
• Getman-Babcock (G-B): G-B is the freshman women residence hall and is closest to main campus. Students live two in a room and share a bathroom with one other room. Rooms come with refrigerators and residents have access to a microwave. One hall in G-B is "community style," There is a lobby with a big-screen television and a game room with pool, air hockey, and ping pong tables.
• Purcell: Freshman and sophomore residence hall. Two students share a room their first year and share a bathroom with another room. Upon receiving sophomore status, students may receive their own room. There are common rooms and a game room, as well as a large laundry room.
• Swanson & Johnson: These residence halls are set up with a common room with a refrigerator and a microwave. Off of the common room is a bathroom and two private bedrooms. Residents have access to a laundry room in the building.
• Wallace: Wallace is two stories, with two rooms sharing a bathroom. There are common rooms, a laundry room, and a lobby with a big screen television.
• Plymouth & New Bedford: The residents of Plymouth and New Bedford have private rooms that share a bathroom with one other student. There are two floors and elevator access is available.
• Mayflower: Mayflower is across from the Johnny Mize Athletic Center and provides housing for upperclassmen. Rooms are accessed from the outside, not through hallways. One person occupies a room, and two rooms share a bathroom. There are common areas and a laundry facility for residents. There are three floors and elevator access is available.• Ipswich:
- Ipswich is Piedmont's newest dorm for upperclassmen. Each suite has four bedrooms with private bathrooms. There is a common room in each suite and a kitchenette area. The dorm has a small exercise room, study area, laundry room, and a large meeting room with a big screen television and a pool/ping pong combination table. There are three floors with elevator access. Two of the bedrooms come with one bed, one desk, and one dresser. Two come with two bunk-able beds, two desks, and two dressers. All four rooms are currently single occupancy. The common room comes with a couch, sofa, two end tables, a large dining room table, and six dining chairs. The kitchenette area includes a microwave and refrigerator.
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Resident Assistants: There is one RA per hall or residence hall depeding on the dorm. They are there to help assist residents with anything from roommate issues, enforcement of rules and personal issues. They will hold meetings, get to know the residents, and have events to build friendships.
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Situated within the private gated integrated resort development of Mayakoba, Banyan Tree enchants with the romance of travel, fused with a unique sense of tranquil and private space, and complemented by touches of our signature Asian hospitality and warmth. The secure compound is accessible only to guests of the Mayakoba development, providing additional peace of mind when traveling to the Riviera Maya.
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The unique limestone canals that interconnect the resort to a golf course are unforgettable. Designed using Greg Norman's "least disturbance" approach, the care for the environment is evident from the first hole, where golfers will navigate over an open cave, called a "cenote" in the middle of the fairway.
While each hole shines with its own particular magic, it's the par 3s that already are earning the loudest raves. The 7th and 15th holes play right to the edge of the Caribbean Sea with the sand and the spray punctuating the breeze. In the distance is one of the world's largest coral reefs and the island of Cozumel. The 10th is another short hole that is long on memories. The figure eight green is lined with drama. A shot too long or to the right drops deep into the crystal waters of the canal.
El Camaleón Golf Club, Banyan Tree Mayakoba
Opened in 2006, the El Camaleón Golf Club, Mayakoba has quickly become one of the most talked about golf courses in Riviera Maya, Mexico. Meaning "The Chameleon", the golf course earns its name by weaving through three distinct ecosystems - jungle, dense mangrove and stunning, oceanfront stretches of sand.
The El Camaleón golf course is Greg Norman's first Mexican course design and the first course to ever host the PGA TOUR in Mexico, annually hosting the Mayakoba Golf Classic, Riviera Maya - Cancun every February. As well, the El Camaleón Golf Club hosts the second golf course in Mexico to be certified as an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, one of the world's leading environmental certifications.


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Being circumcised is a natural part of my life, and I can hardly remember how it is to have a foreskin. My penis hasn't changed very much, as you can see in the pictures!
The other day I got an e-mail from a Swedish guy who had recently been circumcised for medical reasons. At the clinic he'd been to they had told him that they'd got lots of calls from guys asking for cosmetic circumcisions. They had been told to contact a private clinic, which is the only alternative in Sweden for such a request.
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It was also great to see Poppy break away from her usual look and opt for a cropped lace high-necked long sleeve top with mid-length pencil skirt.
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After a fine sophomore season, Freddie Freeman has firmly implanted himself as Atlanta's first baseman of both the present and the future, but the future is nowhere near as clear across the diamond, where the retirement of Braves legend Chipper Jones has left the team with a gaping hole at third base. Fortunately, the Braves have money to spend as well as viable internal options in Martin Prado and Juan Francisco to fill the void at third, because they don't have anyone on the farm who's ready to make an immediate impact.
1. Edward Salcedo: 3B, B: R, T: R, Ht: 6'3", Wt: 195, DOB: 7-30-91
The was a lot of fanfare when the Braves signed Salcedo out of the Dominican Republic in March of 2010 for a 1.6 million dollar bonus, but so far, the 21 year old hasn't lived up to expectations. After shifting from shortstop to third base full time in 2011, he spent all of 2012 at the hot corner, but still made 42 errors. And while he put up some encouraging stats, including 26 doubles, 17 homers, and 23 steals, his overall numbers weren't very exciting, a .240 average, a .707 OPS, and 61 RBI.
Even after two full seasons in the system, Salcedo is a bundle of potential. He's big and strong, yet athletic and fast, the kind of power/speed combo that lends itself well to projection. Despite racking up huge error totals, he is a slick defender with a strong arm. His defensive issues arise when he loses focus, as shown in the fact that most of his errors came in 1 or 2 game clusters. At the plate, he is more than capable of putting a sting on the ball, rapping out 40% of his hits this season for extra bases, but he struggles making contact, striking out in 28% of his at bats, and he's shown little patience, walking in only 6% of his plate appearances. What Salcedo needs to do to realize his potential is obvious, he needs to shore up his mental lapses on defense and become better at pitch recognition to allow himself to make more consistent contact so that he can utilize his natural power.
When the Braves first signed Salcedo they were hoping they were getting the next Miguel Cabrera, but at this point his career path looks more like Wilson Betemit's a former Braves prospect who was full of excitement and potential that he never quite realized, yet was able to parlay his natural skills into a respectable Major League career. Salcedo is still young, he won't turn 22 until the end of July, but 2013 is going to be a put up or shut up year as far as his status as a prospect. If he can put some things together and have a good year with AA Mississippi, the Braves and fans alike will feel more sure about his future. If he has another maddeningly inconsistent year, other players are going to leapfrog him on the prospect list.
2. Joey Terdoslavich 1B, B: S, T: R, Ht: 6'0", Wt: 200, DOB: 12-9-88
After an outstanding 2011 with Lynchburg that saw Terdoslavich break a 65 year old Carolina League record by clubbing out 52 doubles, the Braves had high hopes for his 2012 season, moving him across the diamond from first base to third, and skipping him up to AAA Gwinnett, with the hopes that he could make himself a viable incumbent for Chipper Jones in 2013. That plan fell through almost immediately, as Terdoslavich had trouble at the hot corner, committing 22 errors in 56 games with Gwinnett, then took those defensive struggles to the plate, where he hit just .180 with a .515 OPS, 4 doubles, 4 homers, 20 RBI, and 50 strikeouts in 215 plate appearances with Gwinnett. At the beginning of June, the Braves demoted him to AA Mississippi and shifted him back to first bases, moves they hoped would salvage his season, and it did the trick, as he managed to hit .315 with a .852 OPS, 24 doubles, 5 triples, 5 homers, and 51 RBI in 333 plate appearances with the M-Braves, though he did make 11 errors in 68 games at first.
Terdoslavich's biggest problem as a prospect is that the Braves play in the National League and can't use a DH on a daily basis. He actually wasn't a terrible fielder at third base, his biggest problem was a poor throwing motion that cause the ball to sail on him, but when he struggled there and at the plate the issues compounded one another. He's adequate enough at first base, but has hard hands which lead to more errors than most teams would be willing to accept at that position. Terdoslavich's bat is going to play well in the Majors, as he's a line drive hitter who generates torque with a strong lower half and he doesn't strike out much for a power hitter, fanning in 21% of his plate appearances with Mississippi, while walking at a good clip, taking a walk in 8% of his AA plate appearances.
As a hitter, the 24 year old Terdoslavich is close to Major League ready, and could likely contribute to Atlanta sometime in 2013, but with Freddie Freeman firmly entrenched at first base, the Braves will likely try to change his position again, possibly even giving him another try at third base. Terdoslavich will return to Gwinnett to start the year, and we shouldn't expect him to have any trouble hitting there like he did this season. No matter where he ends up, he'll probably always be a subpar defender, but his bat should be potent enough to make up for his defensive shortcomings.
3. William Beckwith: 1B, B: L, T: R, Ht: 6'2", Wt: 220, DOB: 8-19-90
Beckwith turned in a solid debut season in the GCL after the Braves drafted him in the 21st round out of Wallace Community College in Alabama back in 2010, but he put himself on the prospect radar with a dominant 2011 that saw him hit .282 with a .929 OPS, 13 doubles, 3 triples, 11 homers, 45 RBI, and 8 steals in 248 plate appearances for Rookie level Danville. He followed that up with an impressive 2012 where he was Rome's most consistent hitter by batting .291 with a .838 OPS, 26 doubles, 15 homers, 78 RBI, and 17 steals in 426 plate appearances.
Beckwith possesses a thick, strong body, which some have called pudgy, that allows him to generate a great deal of power with his bat, with 37% of his hits this year going for extra bases. He's also fairly patient for a power hitter, talking a walk in 8% of his plate appearances this season, and he strikes out at a reasonable rate given his skill set, fanning in 24% of his at bats. He's also a surprising athlete for a player of his bulk, stealing 25 bases in 164 games in the last 2 seasons, and that athleticism might serve him well if the Braves choose to move him to the outfield, since he is, at best, an average defender at first.
So far, Beckwith seams like a nice steal in the draft, and he'll move up to Lynchburg in 2013 as a 22 year old and continue to refine his game. It may take another few years of facing more advanced pitching before the Braves really know what they have in Beckwith, but he seems to be on the path of becoming a quality Major League contributor.
4 Joe Leonard: 3B, B: R, T: R, Ht: 6'5", Wt: 215, DOB: 8-26-88
Leonard had a disappointing 2011 with Lynchburg, hitting .247 with a .689 OPS, 27 doubles, 8 homers, and 63 RBI in 452 plate appearances, but he was able to turn in a more respectable 2012, hitting .263 with a .733 OPS, 22 doubles, 3 triples, 9 homers, and 66 RBI in 487 plate appearances with Mississippi. After the season, he was named a Rawlings Gold Glove winner, being cited as the best fielding third baseman in all of Minor League baseball.
Defense is Leonard's calling card, as he could step onto a Major League field and instantly become one of the best fielders at third base at the game's highest level. Big, strong, and sure handed, he rarely makes either physical or mental mistakes. Still, he has yet to really show dominance at the plate, though there are strong signs for his future, as collected a walk in an impressive 10% of his plate appearances this season while striking out in a reasonable 20% of his at bats. The Braves thought they were getting a power hitter when they drafted Leonard in the 3rd round in 2010, though that hasn't really been the case so far. Despite slugging at a higher rate this season, .392 compared to 2011's .378, he actually had a lower percentage of his hits go for extra bases, 30% this season compared to 36% in 2011.
Leonard will move up to AAA Gwinnett as a 24 year old in 2013 and he'll have to have a more than solid offensive season to give hope that he can become a Major League regular. While having an outstanding defender at any position is a huge plus, most teams look for offense out of the corners, so Leonard's projection as an average to poor Major League hitter hurts his prospects. If he can build on the improvements he made at the plate in 2012 and tap into his huge frame for some extra base power, the Braves could very well have their long-term answer at third base.
5 Brandon Drury: 1B/3B, B: R, T: R, Ht: 6'2", Wt: 190, DOB: 8-21-92
The Braves knew Drury was raw when they drafted him out of an Oregon high school in the 13th round in 2010, so it wasn't much of a surprise when he struggled in his debut that year, hitting .198 with a .539 OPS, 7 doubles, 3 homers, and 17 RBI in 207 plate appearances in the GCL. What was surprising was his 2011 season that saw him win a batting title as an 18 year old with Danville, hitting .347 with a .891 OPS, 23 doubles, 8 homers, and 54 RBI in 278 plate appearances. Unfortunately, he couldn't build on that success in 2012, struggling though his season with Rome, hitting .229 with a .603 OPS, 22 doubles, 3 triples, 6 homers, and 51 RBI in 480 plate appearances.
As bad as his 2012 season was, Drury was able to show an ability to make adjustments and improve, recovering from hitting .187 with a .495 OPS in the first half to hit .279 with a .730 OPS in the second half. He has a tendency to be a handsy hitter with wandering feet, which prevents him from using his size to drive the ball and allows more advanced pitchers to take advantage of his aggressiveness. That aggressiveness is his biggest problem as a hitter, as he walked in just 4% of his plate appearances this season, which was actually an improvement over the 2% of the time he walked in 2011. Still, he only struck out in 16% of his at bats this year, so he isn't as wild a hacker as he could be. Defensively, the Braves are still trying to figure out what to do with Drury. He was drafted as a shortstop, and played a few game at second base early in his career, but seemed to settle in well at third base before the Braves tried him out at first base this season, where he excelled, committing just 1 error in 55 games. Even if he's able to reach his full potential at the plate, Drury is unlikely to profile as a typical first baseman, so the Braves may give him another chance around the infield.
Drury is still young, so it won't hurt his development to return to Rome in 2013 as a 20 year old. If he can return to his 2011 hitting form and find a defensive home, the Braves will have a very promising prospect, but if he falls prey to being too handsy and aggressive at the plate, he might never make it out of A ball.


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Totttonians leave it late to defeat bottom side
5:00am Tuesday 11th March 2014 in Rugby By Clive Downton, Rugby correspondent and sub-editor
Tottonians had to battle every inch of the way for victory at lowly Teddington who have registered just one London 2 South-West win all season.
They had to be content to scrape home 10-7 against the table proppers in Middlesex.
Totts took the field without a recognised kicker and the first 25 minutes was error-strewn with numerous penalties awarded to both sides, whose kickers were unable to split the posts.
The visitors broke the deadlock when Harry Dolbear's show-and-go saw him almost make the line but Mike Wisnewski was on hand to touch down, Mike Searle converting.
Teddington got back on level terms just before the break when their centre dotted down under the posts.
The second half continued in the same vein with Totts' increased dominance at the scrum bringing them a few chances that they failed to exploit.
The only score of the half came with the last kick of the match – a penalty from Mike Searle which claimed victory.
Guildford showed why they are looking down on the rest of the league with a 32-10 home win over second-placed Gosport & Fareham.
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A report Sunday indicated that the Carolina Panthers had began laying the groundwork for a coaching search by conducting background interviews, which general manager Dave Gettleman has now vehemently denied.
What should scare Panthers' fans more, news of an early coaching search or the idea that there isn't any planning for the future? It's a question Darin Gantt asked in his article
If he's to be taken at his word, and there's no reason to believe he's lying, the Panthers are simply making a mistake.
Herein lies the problem: There's no reason to believe anyone is lying. A potential candidate would hurt himself by letting the media know he's being looked into, Rapoport gains nothing by making up a story and someone inside the organization only hurts their career if it's found they're leaking information.
Damage control is a clear motivation for Gettleman, but that's not the focal point. The focus should be on whether starting the search now is wise, which it would be.
Players will likely take the blame later today and justify the loss as 'lack of execution', but as some point in time the architect needs to be blamed when his 10th building collapses rather than the steel shouldering the burden. Ron Rivera is not a good football coach, which hasn't changed since week one of 2011 -- it just took a while to see it.
A 4th and 1 call in the first half is now considered 'gutsy', that's how the far the bar has been lowered.
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Time to get excited as Deep Silver has just announced Saints Row 4 to the world with a debut trailer and official release date.
The game is set to release August 20 in the U.S. and August 23 in Europe for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. Volition is once again on development duties, but the series now has a new publisher in the form of Deep Silver– who bought the rights and Volition from THQ after it went bankrupt.
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Grand Theft Auto Developers Rockstar Games is being sued by Mob Wives' tv star Karen Gravano for stealing her likeness
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Gravano is suing Grand Theft Auto V developer Rockstar Games for $40 million: $20 million in compensation, $20m in punitive damages.
The daughter of a retired crime boss who became a government witness, Gravano maintains her likeness was used during the random encounter mission 'Burial,' wherein you rescue Antonia Bottino, the daughter of a retired crime boss who became a government witness.
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The word is that the new owner of the Golden State Warriors is NOT Larry Ellison, but Joseph Lacob and Peter Guber.
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison is rumored to be purchasing the Golden State Warriors soon.
The Golden State Warriors version of the Final Four: * Oracle CEO Larry Ellison * 24-Hour Fitness founder Mark Mastrov * Mandalay Entertainment chair Peter Guber * Wall Street financier David Bonderman Who will win?
I just called Oracle arena to find out if Stephen curry is going to be at the Draft Party, and the Representitive of the Warriors Continued to talk to me about Season Tickets, I told him that im not buying anything from you guys until Larry Ellison is going to buy the Team. He told me that Larry is close to finishing off the deal!_Warriors Representitive
"It is one more brilliant move by a shrewd negotiator." Also see: Polling GSoM: Who do you want to be the next owner of the Golden State Warriors?- Larry Ellison, Mark Mastrov, Group from China, Ice Cube
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Pierre Garcon let the world know by tweet (@PierreGarcon85) that he is signing with the Redskins. The team feels Santana Moss is at the end of his career, and it needed someone to stretch the field as Moss could not do so. Garcon will be the team's No. 1 receiver. Is he a No. 1 fantasy receiver?
Despite a down season for the Colts, Garcon had a career year, going 70-947-6 on 134 targets — a per-game average of 4.4 catches for 59.2 yards and 0.4 TDs on 8.4 targets in 16 games. He also turned down the Colts' overtures to keep him in Indianapolis.
He'll enter as the team's No. 1 WR, but with an unknown at QB, his value won't be fully known until after free agency and the NFL draft. There's a chance Robert Griffin III could be the starter, but fantasy owners would rather have a veteran, as a rookie could bring disastrous fantasy results.
Garcon produced last year with Kerry Collins, Dan Orlovsky and Curtis Painter at QB, but all those players had experience at an NFL level. Even Painter, after learning from Manning for two preseasons, was not thrown into the fire right away last year. A rookie would set Garcon's fantasy value back with only one training camp, a new offense and stronger competition than he faced in college. View Garcon as a No. 3 or flex-option fantasy receiver until we see who his QB is.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - A popular pet store in Spokane is trying to find out who stole one of their puppies, but the good news is, they got a pretty good look at the suspects through surveillance cameras.
Northwest Seed and Pet Assistant Manager Judith Feeley told KHQ Sunday that the two suspects, a boy and girl who appear to be in their teens, came into the store Saturday afternoon. In the video it appears that the boy reaches into a puppy pen and grabs a Chihuahua-mix puppy. Later, it appears the girl put the puppy in her purse, and the two calmly walked out of the store. A short time later, employees noticed the puppy was missing.
If you have any information on who the suspects are, you are asked to call Crime Check at 456-2233.