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The Phoenix Coyotes are pressing on in the NHL Playoffs without Raffi Torres, but if he has it his way and the Coyotes keep winning, he could be back before their playoff run ends. Torres believes that his 25-game suspension for a hit to the head of Chicago Blackhawks' winger Marian Hossa was excessive, and has asked the NHLPA to appeal his suspension.
Under the current CBA, commissioner Gary Bettman is basically in control of whether or not Torres is worthy of listening to, as well as how much time and attention his case deserves. The players aren't really thrilled with this, and they might bring it up in CBA negotiations this summer.
All appeals are heard by Commissioner Bettman. He can decide to a) have in-person hearing b) phone hearing or c) none at all— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) May 3, 2012
Torres was deemed to have broken three separate NHL rules on his hit to Hossa, but perhaps more importantly, was called a repeat offender when the suspension was handed down. Even if he has a legitimate case about the suspension for his hit on Hossa being excessive, his status as a repeat violator of NHL rules might make it less likely that Bettman is willing to listen to his appeal.
For more on Torres, head over to Phoenix Coyotes blog Five For Howling and SB Nation Arizona. For more on the entire league, check out SB Nation's NHL hub.

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Using the 2012 BCS standings as a guide, here is what the selection process will be in each of the three possible scenarios.
If Oklahoma wins the Big 12, there could be some wheeling and dealing that sends the Sooners to New Orleans anyway.
It's official: six bowls and access for the mid-majors are components of the new playoff system.
The SEC and Big 12 have formed an alliance through setting up a shared postseason game for their top teams.
TCU is close to spurning the Big East and going to the Big 12 instead.
On May 17, the BCS renewed the bowl licenses for the beleaguered Fiesta Bowl and the Insight Bowl. Just more than a week later, the game organizers began sending these letters out to previous ticket buyers. The cost? $155 per seat for the Fiesta Bowl and $25 to the Insight Bowl. Almost exactly the same as last year but these are general admission nosebleed seats, mind you. Parking is $30 and $20 respectively. Thus, the circle of life is complete.
The BCS ruled that the Fiesta Bowl can remain a part of the cartel's system.
The Fiesta Bowl's tentacles are far reaching, and we're looking at mock drafts.
A scandal with the Fiesta Bowl has been simmering for a while out in the Arizona desert, and it has just boiled over. The nonprofit organization that runs the bowl fired its CEO John Junker today over allegations of a whole slew of improper ways of using money. Illegal campaign donations, a $33,000 birthday party, and flowers for the University of Texas admissions office are all there. It doesn't mean anything in the grand scale of the BCS; if the Fiesta Bowl somehow crumbles over this (which is unlikely), it'll just be replaced by the Cotton Bowl or something. It shouldn't be too long though until the Playoff PAC guys start crowing about this one way or another.
What is the most plausible nightmare scenario for the BCS? A look at how the BCS could end up with the most contentious set of games ever.
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Star Seasons Retreat in Ellijay
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Coosawattee River
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 875 - $ 1,100 / week
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Beautifully furnished mountain getaway with large open interior space, wifi, fireplace, hot tub, TV's in every room for a quiet, relaxing yet convenient getaway experience. Just a short drive from recreational facilities and only 20 minutes to shopping!
Property Description:
Star Seasons Retreat will make you feel welcomed and relaxed. The main level has huge living area with a 32 inch flat screen satellite TV, DVD player, Queen sleeper sofa, wood burning fireplace, large kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops with dining space for 6 along with a cozy deck off kitchen with a propane gas grill and steps leading down to a private 2-person hot tub area.
One of the nicest features at Star Seasons Retreat is the Queen Master Suite with a comfortable Queen bed with comforter and upgraded linens, 27 inch Satellite TV , adjoining bathroom with jacuzzi jet bathtub and 2-person walk-in tile shower, and walk-in closet. Upstairs are 2 more spacious carpeted bedrooms with Queen beds and closets plus a large loft with a 6 ft Minnesota Fats pool table and Queen futon for extra sleep over guests. The basement is currently unfinished but there is a garage that can accommodate one vehicle.
Star Seasons Retreat sits on a flat woodland lot with easy parking with plenty of room for up to 5 vehicles. Star Seasons Retreat is conveniently located in the center of the Coosawattee River Resort, only a short drive to the major amenities such as the Canoe River Park, Rec Center and Teen Pool areas.
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2,000 sqft of new furnishings and decor with Queen Master Suite and 2 other private queen bedrroms. Sleep 4 on main level in Queen Master and Living Room Queen sleeper sofa, sleep 6 upstairs in 2 private Queen bedrooms and Queen futon in loft. Sleeps 10 total. All plush linens and bedding are included.2 large flat screen TV's with DirectTV satellite programming, 2 DVD players, 2 TVs with DVD only (upstairs Queen bedrooms), wireless internet, assorted games, books and select movies included.Front and rear decks overlooking the beautiful landscape of the Coosawattee River Resort. Breathe the fresh air and feel the sunshine on the decks while lounging, grilling on the gas propane grill or enjoying the private hot tub on the private patio below! Spacious Queen Master Suite with 27inch flat screen TV, DirectTV satellite programming, DVD Player, huge walk-in closet, large tile bathroom with jacuzzi jet bathtub, 2-person walk-in tile shower, private toilet closet and two individual vanities. Plush Towel sets are included, Beautiful wood floor kitchen with stainless steel appliances, stylish hickory cabinets, upgraded granite counter tops, fully equipped kitchenware, huge pantry with washer and dryer. Dining table seats six plus two more at kitchen bar.Private 2-person Hot tub at base of rear deck inside privacy patio. Towel hooks provided to keep towels fresh and clean and off the ground.All-wood open ceiling living room with authentic wood-burning fireplace, 32 inch flat screen TV with DirectTV satellite programming, DVD player, recliner, Queen sleeper sofa and assorted magazines and books.Upstairs Loft has gameroom with 72 inch pool table and Queen futon. Extra pillows sheets and blankets are provided for futon.Cabin is inside Resort Community and guests may access all pools, tennis, basketball, Rec Center, River Parks and is conveniently located close to shopping and attractionsPets are welcome! (Separate Pet Fee applies)
activities and attractions in Ellijay Georgia
Coosawattee River Resort
25 dollar Amenity and Access Fee required. This fee is automatically added to the total vacation home cost.
This home is located within the Coosawattee River Resort community in Ellijay, GA. Guests have unlimited access to the Coosawattee River Resort amenities using the guest passes provided in the cabin. The Resort has various river parks, pools, tennis and basketball, Rec Center and beautiful vistas and homes. Read more details about all the Resort amenities here: Coosawattee River Resort info.
Driving distance to Resort amenities from the cabin:
Canoe Park: 0.5 miles
River Park: 2.5 miles
Fishing Pond: 3.0 miles
Rec Center: 3.0 miles
Teen Center Pool/Fish Trap Park: 3.2 miles
Resort Entrance (Beaver Lake): 3.7 miles
General Store, Tubing Co, Horseback riding: 4.1 miles
Super Walmart / Highlands Crossing Shopping Center: 6.5 miles
Historic Downtown Ellijay: 8 miles
Carters Lake - Harris Branch Rec Area (Beach): 16 miles
Fort Mountain State Park: 25 miles (1 hr)
Amicalola Falls State Park: 28 miles (55 mins)
Dahlonega, GA: 45 miles (1 hr, 15 mins)
Helen, GA: 73 miles (2 hrs)
Downtown Atlanta (State Capital Building) = 79 miles (1 hr, 40 mins)
vacation rental rates
Home sleeps up to 10 guests. Rates are for unlimited guests up to maximum occupancy.
Vacation Rental Standard Pricing------Night------------Weekly----------Min-Nights
Winter/Spring Rates-----------------------$125.00--------$875.00-------------2
Standard Season Rates------------------$140.00-------$950.00-------------2
Holiday Season Rates--------------------$165.00--------$1100.00------------3 to 4
Housekeeping, Linen Laundering, Garbage removal, Hot tub service & cabin sanitization: $125
Coosawattee River Resort Access charge (1 per booking): $25
Accidental Damage Insurance (up to $3k coverage): $45
Sales and Lodging Tax: 12%
Optional Travel Insurance Guard: 6.5% (allows recovery of deposit from unforseen circumstances that may delay or cancel your vacation.)
Optional Pets: $25 ea (1x charge per pet)
Rental Rates and Seasons: (USD)
Holiday Rate Periods--------------Starting---------Ending-------Min-Nights
Memorial Day Weekend 2012---5/25/2012------5/28/2012------3
July 4th Holiday 2012--------------7/3/2012--------7/4/2012--------3
Labor Day Holiday 2012----------9/2/2012--------9/5/2012--------3
Thanksgiving Holiday 2012------11/21/2012----11/26/2012-----4
Christmas Holiday 2012--------12/23/2012------12/27/2012-----4
New Years Holiday 2012/13----12/30/2012------1/2/2013--------3
Winter Season 2012/13-----------1/3/2013---------3/11/13---------2
Spring Season 2013---------------3/19/12----------5/23/12---------2


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Tempe police are investigating a fatal collision involving a pedestrian and a light rail train on Apache east of McClintock.
An officer was flagged down near the Apache substation Friday afternoon and told there appeared to be a body near the light rail tracks. Officers arrived and found a deceased man with obvious impact injuries.
Authorities believe the point of impact was at Sycamore and Main in Mesa. The train was traveling westbound into Tempe. The light rail operator did not realize anything had happened.
Westbound Apache was closed from Price to McClintock for the investigation. Police had a lot of evidence to gather on and near the light rail track.
It's too early to tell whether this was an accident or a suicide, and what may have occurred.
Police have identified the body as 28-year-old Wade L. Stokley.
When officers first saw the body, they say they were unable to tell if it was a man or woman because the body was so mangled.
Tempe Police Lt. Scott Smith said they are looking for any witnesses to shed light on what happened. Mesa Police Det. Steve Berry said they will be reviewing surveillance video.
One witness told FOX 10 that Stokley threw himself in front of the train and was "severed in half."
Mesa Police and Valley Metro are assisting in the investigation.
Light rail service in both directions was suspended for hours Friday afternoon. It resumed by 6:30 p.m.
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Hood River, Oregon Wine Tasting - The Gorge White House features Columbia Gorge wine, craft beer, fruit, flowers, art & more in a historic home on a century old working farm. Just 4 miles south of Hood River, OR on Hwy 35 (Mt Hood Scenic By-way)
Hood River, Oregon Hotels & Resorts - Luxury 1-3 bedroom suites and villas with river views located along the Columbia River Gorge in Hood River, Oregon. Each spacious villa combines old-world boutique hotel charm and craftsmanship with exquisite furnishings and gourmet kitchens.
Hood River, Oregon Hotels & Resorts - The Hotel has 39 guest accommodations, with private bath, two with fireplaces. We also have conference facilities that can accommodate an intimate group of 8 to a large meeting of 225. Facilities include our award-winning Simon's Restaurant, the Vale
Hood River, Oregon Hotels & Resorts - Sunset Motel, a Magnuson Hotel affiliate, is conveniently located sitting along side the Columbia River approximately 60 miles east of Portland on Interstate
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Welcome back to Summer Stories! We caught up with Ainsley Wilson from the class of 2015. She spent her summer on the Simmons campus taking part in the SURPASs program before traveling to Costa Rica to save sea turtles!
Simmons own Professor Teresa Fung recently published one of the first studies on soda consumption and the increased risk of hip fractures in postmenopausal women. We are so proud of Professor Fung, and grateful that she took the time to answer some questions about her exciting research!
Read President Helen Drinan's latest Huffington Post Blog: Mo'ne Davis -- Four Success Tips For Girls From a Young Baseball Ace.
Today is Women's Equality Day! To celebrate, Christina Knowles, Executive Director at the Boston Women's Workforce Council gave us her best tips for young women entering the workforce.
Welcome back to Photo Friday! This week we're traveling to Italy, Costa Rica and checking in on what our RAs are up to during training!
Move-in day is August 31st! We can't wait for our new students to join our Simmons family. With move-in day right around the corner, we've compiled a list of must-have items for college!
Welcome back to Summer Stories! This series chronicles the great things our students are doing over summer vacation. In this installment we'll be talking to Monica Carvalho Alves from the class of 2016. Monica is spending her summer teaching English in Beijing, China. We had the chance to ask her a few questions!
Welcome back to Photo Friday! This week we're looking at our tobacco free campus and Stormy's adventures for Shark Week!
Amanda Dulberg was a Dunn Scholar at Simmons, which allowed her to earn her BA in Social Studies/Elementary Education and her Master of Arts in Teaching degree in just 5-years. Amanda works as a first grade teacher at a charter school in Brighton. We had the chance to ask her a few questions!
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The man responsible for the Greenville shooting in June that injured several people racially targeted his victims. That's according to an indictment filed on Monday, September 23.23-year-old Lakim Anthony Faust, now at Central Prison in Raleigh, tried to kill four of his victims. They are identified in the indictment as Carroll Oakes, Vernon Leggett, Timothy Edwards and Haywood Whichard Jr. Jurors say Faust unlawfully, willfully and feloniously attempted to kill and murder his victims. The indictment also says, "the offense for which the defendant stands convicted was committed against a victim because of the victim's race, color, religion, nationality, or country of origin."In July, police seized several items from Faust's apartment. Officers found a copy of the "Qur'an," along with several other books and publications on the Muslim culture. They also found several boxes of shotgun shells, a gun lock, and the receipt for the shotgun he used.
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The juvenile offender injured in a fight at the Augusta YDC last Sunday night has been released from a local Augusta hospital. The Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice announced today that the 15-year-old youth, who was released from treatment mid-week, is now described as recovering well from cuts and bruises sustained during the assault.
DJJ reported Monday that the youth received first aid treatment on-scene and was transported to a local hospital after Augusta YDC supervisors received a report of youth-on-youth violence in a residence unit at the Augusta Youth Development Campus.
Juvenile Corrections Officers reported the fight at the YDC involved two male offenders and no other youth assigned in the living unit were involved in the assault and no one else was injured.
DJJ Commissioner Avery D. Niles made an official request Sunday for assistance from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to conduct the criminal investigation on-site. From the first night, a team of GBI agents has been assigned to the case.
Later this week, Commissioner Niles made another formal request to GBI Headquarters asking for the same team of investigators "..to be assigned to look at all matters of a criminal nature they may uncover during their interrogations at Augusta YDC." Commissioner Niles said, "DJJ made this request as part of this department's ongoing pursuit of justice and agency transparency in Augusta."
Agents from the DJJ Internal Investigations Unit continue to conduct this agency's administrative investigation and share their findings with the GBI. "We appreciate this assistance from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to develop the case for successful prosecution," said Commissioner Niles.
Commissioner Niles reported the Augusta Youth Development Campus was removed from lockdown status earlier this week, but some changes he ordered in security staffing will remain in effect due to the continuing security problems at the in Augusta facility.
Commissioner Niles said he will take whatever additional precautions are needed during this investigation and will continue to enforce the necessary measures when it's over to ensure the safety and security of the youth in our custody at Augusta YDC. The Commissioner has publicly announced plans to name a new full time Director for the YDC before the end of this month to change directions and achieve new goals at the challenged facility.
DJJ will recommend that felony charges should be filed against the perpetrator who injured the 15-year-old on campus Sunday. Neither youth involved in the incident will be returned to Augusta YDC. The two youth are being moved to separate DJJ facilities. The widening joint DJJ – GBI investigation is expected to continue at the Augusta YDC for several weeks.
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Today the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice announced that a juvenile offender was injured during a fight in a residence unit at the Augusta Youth Development Campus (YDC) around 6:55pm Sunday night. DJJ Commissioner Avery D. Niles said the injured youth was transported to a local hospital for treatment after Augusta YDC supervisors received a report of youth-on-youth violence on campus.
Juvenile Corrections Officers at the YDC reported the fight involved two male offenders. Preliminary reports indicate that although other youth were also assigned in the living unit at the time of the incident, no other youth were involved in the assault and no one else was reported injured.
Preliminary reports also indicate several certified Juvenile Corrections Officers were on duty in the living unit at the time the assault occurred and they promptly reported the incident to YDC supervisors who called 9-1-1 around 7:03pm.
Commissioner Niles said the injured youth was taken to the hospital after first aid was rendered by a DJJ nurse at the scene. The youth's parents were promptly notified of the incident Sunday night.
Commissioner Niles said several additional precautionary measures were immediately ordered into effect at the YDC Sunday night after word of the incident was received. The residence unit is now being maintained as a crime scene. The accused perpetrator was moved and will be securely detained under constant observation while officers from the DJJ Internal Investigations Unit are assigned to conduct the agency's Administrative Investigation.
"We also made an official request for assistance from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to maintain agency transparency in the case," said Commissioner Niles. "A team of GBI agents has already been assigned to conduct the criminal investigation there on site," Niles said.
Commissioner Niles reported additional precautionary measures have placed the Youth Development Campus at Augusta on lockdown status while a DJJ Security Emergency Response Team (SERT-Team) monitors the climate of the facility following the incident. Behavioral Health Staff were notified to ensure the mental health safety of all youth on campus following the incident.
A Security Management Response Team (SMRT-Team) has also been placed on standby to assist with limiting youth movement at the campus the rest of the week.
Commissioner Niles, who has publicly announced plans to name a new full time Director for the secure facility before the end of this month, said he has ordered changes in youth movement and security staffing to safeguard against any attempted copycat assaults between residents. The new Commissioner said the ratio of Staff-to-Youth in the residence hall was actually five-to-one when the fight occurred.
"We have been making progress at Augusta. We will take any additional precautions needed during this investigation and we will enforce what measures are necessary to provide a secure environment for the youth in our custody at Augusta YDC," said Commissioner Niles. "We will do everything possible to prevent this kind of violent behavior at our secure facilities and we appreciate assistance from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to develop this case for successful prosecution."
Investigators are scheduled to meet with local prosecutors about the case soon. They say they expect felony charges to be filed against the alleged perpetrator. The investigation launched Sunday night is expected to continue at the Augusta YDC for several weeks.
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A year after winning his third career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series title, Tony Stewart is ninth in the standings after a disappointing Chase.
With one race to go, Stewart has just two top-five finishes in the playoffs and hasn't run nearly as well down the stretch as he did last season.
Not surprisingly, Stewart said the low point of his year has been running poorly at the same places he won in 2011.
"Not being good this time around was a little disappointing," he said Friday at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
So was Stewart discouraged about his prospects for next season after fighting through a slump at the end of this year? Not really.
The reason, he said, is the 2013 car will change so many things that "everybody kind of just starts over."
"I am discouraged we're finishing this way, but not because of what it's going to lead to next year," he said. "Everybody is going to start with stuff that is totally different package-wise than what we have: A totally new body – that's obvious to everybody – but things underneath the car, things guys are doing to the cars this year we're not going to be allowed to do next year.
"There's a lot of changes, and it's going to be a whole new learning process starting over at Daytona."
As for the high point in his season? Stewart cited his Las Vegas win as the top moment because he'd never won there previously. He also won the Fontana race and the summer Daytona race, but he's on pace to tie a career low for lead-lap finishes.


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Once she's arrested, how soon do you think it'll be before someone suggests Spencer Hall should count her in the Fulmer Cup standings?
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Michael Burg is the founder of Edge Health, a company that is able to provide high quality health care marketing services. He now leads a team of great professional being the president of the company he started. Armed with the experience he was able to learn in producing some of the award winning program such as the Teen Choice Awards and Hope Rocks both seen on FOX. He and his team understand what type of campaign sells best with the targeted audience. They usually prepare a show with the context that is focused in entertainment because this is what usually sells with most of the audience and results to a top-rated programs. Michael Burg Charlotte firm is aware that part of his success now is because is that great people around him that trust and supports him and his company.
Michael Burg is working with Fred Boucherle the vice present of business affairs and operation of the company and practically his right hand in decision making. Like Michael Burg Charlotte firm, Fred also has a wide variety of background in both sports and entertainment industry. He has a good long 25 years of experience in the different fields of sports marketing and different entertainment events.
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Bulk Drugs – Growing bulk drugs sector with advancement of pharmaceutical industry
Health is that virtue that God has bestowed in us with a reason. And
this reason is to take care of it and nurture for as long as we can. Of
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time when our body starts to wear out. To e liquid bulk win the lost energy, apart
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A plethora of medicines come under the category of drugs, and are hence
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The bulk drugs can be taken in many forms such as orally (liquid or
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The two passengers who died on the Asiana Airlines flight that crash landed in San Francisco were teenagers from China, a Korean news service agency reported Sunday.
The Seoul-based Yonhap News Agency, covering a press conference held by Asiana Airlines President Yoon Yong-doo, said the two Chinese victims were born in 1996 and 1997. Asiana Flight 214 originated in Shanghai and stopped in Seoul before crashing at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday morning.
"I sincerely apologize over the accident, and to the passengers on board and their families," Yoon told reporters. Asiana Airlines is based in Seoul and is South Korea's second largest carrier.
Both teens were found deceased on the runway, said San Francisco Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White. It was not clear whether they had been pulled from the plane or ejected.Photos: Jet crashes at San Francisco airport
Asiana Airlines was founded in 1988, and has a 79-plane fleet. The airline experienced a major accident in 1993, when a domestic jet that left Seoul for the southwestern coastal city of Mokpo collided into a hill while trying to land in stormy weather, killing 68 of 110 people on board. At the time, the Associated Press quoted a government official blaming pilot error for the crash.
An Asiana Airlines flight was also involved in a close call at Los Angeles International Airport in 2004. In that case, the National Transportation Safety Board blamed a tired air traffic controller for putting a departing Southwest jet on the same runway where the Asiana Airlines flight was arriving.
The crash landing of the Asiana Airlines jetliner Saturday in San Francisco also injured more than 180, as screaming passengers slid down rescue chutes before flames filled the cabin.
Dozens of survivors were taken to hospitals. Passengers said that despite the chaos, most aboard Flight 214 seemed able to exit quickly and walk from the wreckage without help.
The cause was unclear, but federal investigators were looking into whether the plane clipped a sea wall separating the runway from San Francisco Bay, according to a source involved in the investigation. Officials said there was no indication that terrorism was involved.
"We were too low, too soon," said passenger Benjamin Levy, who described looking out his window, seeing piers in the bay and thinking they were closer to the plane than they should have been.
The pilot of the Boeing 777 seemed to rev the engines "just as we were about to hit the water," Levy said. "The pilot must have realized [and] tried to pull the plane back up. ... We hit pretty hard. I thought the wheels were gone for sure."
Levy, a 39-year-old San Francisco technology executive who'd traveled to Asia on a business trip, heard screams as the plane, carrying 291 passengers and 16 crew members, slammed into the ground.
When emergency crews arrived, the white, wide-bodied jet was emitting black and white smoke as it sat on a stretch of brown grass near the tarmac. The tail was gone and pieces of the plane littered the runway. Flames had burned a gaping hole through the top of the aircraft.
Multiple sources said there was no reported trouble or declared emergency on the plane before it landed.
Asked at a news conference if pilot error was a factor, Deborah Hersman, chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board, said "everything's on table at this point. We have to gather all the facts before we reach any conclusions." Hersman said a team of NTSB investigators was headed to San Francisco.
Hayes-White, the San Francisco fire chief, also said that a number of passengers were seen emerging from the waters of San Francisco Bay when first responders arrived on the scene. However, the wreckage was a short distance away and Hayes-White said "the assumption" is that survivors may have immersed themselves to douse flames.
Hayes-White added that when her crews arrived, emergency chutes had already been deployed "and we were observing multiple people coming down the chutes and walking to safety, which was a good thing." San Mateo County firefighters performed search-and-rescue operations inside the aircraft, she added.
On Saturday night, all 307 aboard had been accounted for, authorities said. One hundred eighty-two people had been transported to hospitals, including 49 in serious condition. Among the passengers were 77 Korean citizens, 141 Chinese, 61 Americans and one Japanese, according to South Korea-based Asiana.
Flight 214, like all aircraft landing in San Francisco on the sunny clear morning, was using visual flight rules, an airport spokesman said. FBI Special Agent in Charge David Johnson said his agency will help the NTSB determine the cause of the accident.
Moments after the crash, a United Airlines pilot in another plane announced welcome news to the airport control tower: There were survivors.


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A suspect killed by Phoenix police in a bank robbery attempt is believed to be the same man accused in the shooting death of a Mississippi police officer and the wounding of another, the FBI said Sunday.
The statement came hours after Phoenix police shot and killed a suspect after Saturday's bank robbery attempt.
Phoenix police on Sunday identified the slain suspect as Mario Edward Garnett, 40, of Oklahoma City.
"We believe that this suspect is the same individual who is responsible for the attempted bank robbery in Atlanta, the robbery of the BancorpSouth in Tupelo, (MS), the shooting of Officer Joseph Maher, and the murder of Officer Gale Stauffer," the Jackson, MS., FBI bureau said in an email statement.
The two officers were shot Monday afternoon by a fleeing suspect following the robbery of the Tupelo bank.
Stauffer died and was buried Friday following a funeral attended by as many as 1,000 people. Dozens of uniformed officers from Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee and elsewhere attended the service.
Tupelo Police Chief Bart Aguirre told the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal that Maher's condition has improved and he was able to walk some with assistance on Friday. Maher moved out of the intensive care unit at North Mississippi Medical Center and into a private room.
The Phoenix shooting happened Saturday morning at a Compass Bank branch in the near-northwest part of the city.
A man going through a drive-thru restaurant across the street noticed a man with a mask entering the Compass Bank, and called police.
When police arrive, the suspect came out of the bank, threw a bag of cash into a rental car, then started firing at the officer. A robbery detective happened to be in the area, heard the radio call and responded.
"It chills me to think what this suspect might have done had the detective not been in the area," Holmes said Sunday.
The first officer to arrive at the scene near 34th Avenue and Thomas Road saw the man leave the bank with a bag and a handgun.
"The officer drew his service weapon and began giving the suspect commands at which time the suspect raised his weapon and began firing at the officer," police spokesman officer James Holmes said in a statement.
The detective who had just arrived at the scene shot Garnett, who was pronounced dead after being taken to a Phoenix hospital.
"As that detective pulls on 34th Avenue in front of the bank, he sees the suspect firing at our officer, Holmes said. "The officer is trying to retreat and take cover, and at that point our detective drew his service weapon and he fired at the suspect."
Holmes said no officers or bank employees were injured. He says the two officers involved will be placed on standard administrative leave.
Holmes said it's not known when Garnett got to Arizona or how long he had been here.
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton issued a statement commending police and the witness for acting so swiftly.
"Public safety is the responsibility of both law enforcement and the public. In this case, the actions of a vigilant citizen and our outstanding police department put a stop to a multi-state crime spree that has already resulted in the tragic death of a police officer."
The FBI in Mississippi said the suspect in the fatal police shooting was also believed to be involved in an Atlanta bank robbery. Surveillance photos show a man wearing a black-and-white patterned jacket tried to rob a Bank of America branch on Piedmont Road in Atlanta around 9:30 a.m. Monday. He was wearing a black ski mask and black gloves and carrying a handgun.
After failing to get any money from a teller, the man demanded and received an undisclosed amount of money from someone who was using an ATM in the bank's lobby. The man was seen leaving in a light gray car with no license plate, possibly a Chrysler 200. Tupelo police believe the man was driving the same car there.
The FBI had offered a reward for information in the case of $100,000, which raised the total reward over $200,000.
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Basketball comes up short at Spelman in conference game
February 12, 2011
Decatur, GA-The Salem College basketball team lost in an important road Great South Athletic Conference (GSAC) game to Spelman, 74-54. The two teams are now tied for the sixth and final playoff spot in the conference with one game left to play for each team. Shamaz Denerson (Atlanta, GA) had another standout performance with 24 points and 8 rebounds. Salem falls to 6-16 overall and 4-9 in the GSAC, and Spelman improves to 7-13 overall and 4-9 in the conference.
The two teams went into halftime with the Jaguars holding a 29-25 advantage. Jojo Hall (Concord, NC) had a double-double for the Spirits with 10 points and 11 rebounds. Kelsey Rector (State Road, NC) added 11 points for the Spirits. Tiana Welch led Spelman with 22 points.
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Voters in other area school districts are going to the polls next month to decide on expansion plans.
In Kenmare, residents will be asked to vote on a major addition to the school.
After sifting through four different options, the Kenmare School Board chose Option 2 for people in the community to vote on.
The 14-million dollar project would add a new gym and several classrooms.
Currently, enrollment is split between the main school building which holds grades 3-12 and an additional school for grades kindergarten through 2nd grade.
The new addition would allow for students in all grades to be under one roof--a change that Superintendent Duane Mueller says holds advantages for the school district.
(Duane Mueller, Kenmare Public School Superintendent)"Just the environment for students to learn, the environment for teachers to work in. We all know that in the studies of education today, we talk about air quality, we talk about lighting, we talk about all of these different things...proper climate controls, those type of aspects to enhance the learning environment for students."
The community has to grant its approval of the project before it becomes a reality.
Mueller says if passed, district residents would see an extra $267 dollars in property taxes on a 100-thousand dollar house.
Mueller says the school board weighed the options for over two years before deciding on this one.
(Duane Mueller, Kenmare Public School Superintendent)"With everything that came from our architects and so forth the board decided two weeks ago that bring everybody at this site if the vote is positive and people get out and vote and say we can do this."
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Callie had never even pissed in nature while camping let alone piss in the street but she was so drunk and had to piss so desperately that she agreed to do it. The girls started laughing so loud that they got everyone's attention and just when everyone was looking Callie hiked up her skirt right there and started to take a piss. The crowds started gasping and turning around talking among themselves but Callie didn't care. She had to piss so bad that she couldn't stop. It just felt so good as the golden pee trickled from her slit!


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A DRIVER, whose car hit Barry care worker Tara Mackie as she walked home from work, has been cleared of causing her death by dangerous or careless driving.
A jury at Cardiff Crown Court today found Ashleigh Stephen Ryan not guilty on both counts, which related to the accident on Cardiff Road on Sunday, October 16, 2011.
He had told the court yesterday (Wednesday) that he had lost control of his car while trying to avoid hitting a stone bridge on the road, after another vehicle had overtaken a cyclist.
But he hit Miss Mackie, who was walking along the grass verge, and she died of her injuries.
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PADIHAM'S North West Counties League Premier Division game with Atherton LR this afternoon has been postponed.
The Storks were looking forward to returning to action after the big freeze and the clash was all set to go ahead after the Arbories thawed out earlier in the week.
But torrential rain arrived on Friday night and continued this morning rendering the surface unplayable despite the hard work of volunteers.
Ramsbottom United's North West Counties League Cup trip to Winsford United is also off, as is Bacup Borough's trip to Ashton Ahtletic in the same competition.
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A team of investigators, including homicide, returned to the Petworth rowhouse where the body of an elderly woman was discovered by firefighters early Thursday morning.
80-year-old Lucille Proctor was found just after 5:30 a.m. on the second floor of the house she shared with her husband, Robert.
Neighbors say the couple has lived in the house in the 4600 block of 4th Street for at least the last 40 years. They are a Petworth fixture and have been very friendly with many of their neighbors.
When the fire broke out, Robert Proctor wasn't inside the house and only showed up hours later, telling friends and family he had been at the post office.
He has been questioned by police, but as of Friday evening, no charges had been filed.
A neighbor shoveling snow says he heard the distinct sound of burning wood and looked up to see the Proctors' house on fire.
Although no one in the tight knit neighborhood would go on camera, many people who live here shared what they saw and heard and told police.
Now investigators are trying to piece together those stories with what they are finding inside the house.
Just after 11 a.m. Friday, a homicide detective arrived to confer with arson investigators trying to determine the cause.
They brought in lights, boxes of equipment and spent hours inside the house.
Neighbors who know the Proctors say Lucille proctor had serious health issues and her husband, Robert, was frequently "confused" as one friend put it.
Several neighbors described an angry confrontation between Robert Proctor and his grandson when Robert suddenly showed up at the house. The two had to be separated by police.
Sources familiar with the investigation say they can find "no apparent accidental cause."
Neighbors also wondered what Robert Proctor was doing outside the house before dawn in the driving snow. They said he does not own a car.
Proctor told his friends he had been at the post office, but they all noted the post office would not have been open at that hour.
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