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[size=18px]BASN NFL Pre-Training Camp Burning Questions: Part Two[/size]
by Tony McClean, [email protected]
published on Jul 19, 2006
NEW HAVEN, Ct. -- For the second straight day, BASN will help you get prepared for the 2006 NFL football season with our burning questions.
We took a look at the AFC yesterday and examined the things you wanna know about your favorite teams as two-a-days get set to start.
Today, we'll end our series with a look at the NFC.
1. Five of the last six Super Bowl losers have not made the playoffs the following season. Will the Seahawks make it six of the last seven?
The last Super Bowl loser to make the playoffs the next season was the 2000 Titans, who ironically like last year's Seahawks, had their conference's best record. While there will be a drop off for Seattle, they should still be a playoff team. However with the Rams still lurking and an emerging team in Arizona, the NFC West crown will not be a given this season.
2. Which player will have a larger impact on his team in the NFC East: Terrell Owens at Dallas or Levar Arrington at New York?
The answer to this question isn't as obvious as you may think. Both players were publically scorned by their former teams and are looking for redemption. The fact that they'll both see their former team twice this season adds to the intrigue. While Owens' signing with Dallas got all the hype, dont be surprised to see Arrington make more of a bang on the field in the Meadowlands than T.O. will with the Tuna Helpers.
3. If Isiah Thomas is so bad, then why does Matt Millen still draw a paycheck?
Good question. The boys from Motown have gone 20-55 since Millen arrived back in 2001. This was after a 9-7 season in 2000. That's a record that would make even the Atlanta Hawks would blush. Now Rod Marinelli is being asked to become wet nurse for a team that has clearly been abysmal over the last few years. Believe it or not, there is some talent there. It just needs the right chemistry. Yo, Matt! If Rod doesn't work out, I hear Larry Brown is still available!
4. Who will be the Cardinals' Opening Day starter: Kurt Warner or Matt Leinhart?
Just two years ago, the former NFL MVP was looked as a insurance policy until Lil' Eli took over in the Big Apple. Now just when Warner was starting to feel comfortable again in the Valley, here comes a Heisman Trophy winner with bigger credentials than Manning. Get that right arm ready, Kurt. You'll need it to hold the clipboard when you calling in plays to the rookie. Who would have thought Warner has turned into the new Steve DeBerg.
5. Speaking of QB's, just how much did Brett Favre's "situation" set back the Packers and new head coach Mike McCarthy?
Given all the uncertainty of "Will he?" or "Won't he?" that engulfed the Cheeseheads entire off season, the biggest impact came on the free agent markets. When they could have had players like K Adam Vinatieri or DB Ty Law sign, Green Bay had to settle for fellas like K Billy Kundiff and the oft-injured DB Charles Woodson. Nice guys, but not impact players. If Packer backers thought last year was a mirage, you'd better hide the women and children this winter.
6. Can Reggie Bush and Deuce McAllister thrive in the same backfield with the Saints?
With apologies to the Odd Couple, but "Can a Heisman Trophy winner and a perennial All-Pro share the same ball without driving each other crazy?". Me thinks yes. When you also factor in the uncertainty of Drew Brees' shoulder, the Saints' running game will probably have to be the focal point of the offense. If it works, this could be the best New Orleans backfield since the days of Dalton Hilliard and Reuben Mayes.
7. Which team bounces back first: McNabb's Eagles or Vick's Falcons?
There's no doubt in my mind that both QB's will bounce back and have tremendous seasons. The difference will be which defense finally shows up from last year's slumber. Atlanta dropped from the NFL's top defense in 2004 to 13th overall last season. Since that time they stole John Abraham from the Jets and signed ex-Bill Lawver Milloy. While the Eagles should be a better team, I think the Falcons bounce back with avengance.
8. Just how much will the Vikings miss Daunte Culpepper?
More than Vikings fans and management want to admit. Yes, Brad Johnson filled in very well after No. 11 went down. He even had the team still in the playoff hunt late in the season. But Johnson is no spring chicken. And if he should go down, say hello to either Shaun Hill, J.T. O'Sullivan, or Mike McMahon. Or as their known by their close associates: Larry, Curly, and Moe.
9. Which new head coach will make the biggest splash during his rookie campaign?
If I had to pin it down, I think Scott Linehan of the St. Louis Rams (above) may have the best opportunity to thrive in his rookie season. No they're not the "Greatest Show On Turf" anymore, but they still have the likes of Marc Bulger, Steven Jackson, Torry Holt, and others on offense. If they can hold their own on defense, they could give Seattle a scare in the NFC West again
10. Who are the sleeper teams of 2006?
Here are two teams to keep an eye on.........
49ers: I know what you're thinking, but hear me out. Like we said about the Browns yesterday, they may be just a year and a good draft away from real contention. However, San Fran will be a spoiler and then some this season. QB Alex Smith will fall in love with first round pick TE Vernon Davis, who has the makings of becoming the next Antonio Gates and Tony Gonzalez all rolled into one.
Bears: How can you call a division champ a sleeper? When most media folks think that their season was a fluke. As long as they maintain their tough defense, Da Bears will always be a contender. Now Lovie Smith must decide who he wants to be the starting QB: Kyle Orton, Rex Grossman, or Brian Griese. Also, I think Cedric Benson will bounce back and be the running back everyone thought he'd be when he was the 4th pick overall in 2005.
NOTE: Be sure to check back with BASN beginning on August 31st as we'll preview the entire NFL season. For eight straight days, we'll feature our in-depth capsules on all eight division races leading up to Opening Night on Thursday, September 7th when the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Miami Dolphins.
Anthony McClean is a reporter/writer for the Black Athlete Sports Network. You can hear his sports commentaries every Saturday morning at Noon on "Sports Talk" on WCLM-AM 1450 in Richmond, Virginia (www.WCLMradio.com).
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by Elvish, Sat May 23, 2009 at 08:29:09 PM EDT
Hillary Clinton will soon announce that gay American diplomats will receive equal benefits as their straight peers. This is certainly good news as there's still hope for equal rights to same-sex couples. It is now time for us to pressure this Democratic Legislature and President Obama to expand the rights to all U.S. personals. We've recently seen the expulsion of gay military officers who are translators, air-force members, and so forth and this should stop as it is putting our troops at a higher risk. There are estimated about 3 million gay military members who are serving this nation. Other developed countries have policies in place that do not discriminate gay members. It is time for us, progressives, to actively support equal rights policies.
Hillary Clinton has once again shown us that she can take the heat to do what is right. Let us support her to ensure that this change will go through smoothly.
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CATEGORIES Animation, Comedy, Drama, Romance, Box Office, UK Box Office, Cinematical, UK Box OfficeAdam Sandler's latest, I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry surprised me a bit last week. I figured Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix would hold the number one spot for a second week, but I stand corrected. Here's how the numbers looked:
1. I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry: $34,775,000
2. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix: $32,185,000
3. Hairspray: $27,800,000
4. Transformers: $20,506,000
5. Ratatouille: $11,000,000
I only see one clear blockbuster this week as the long awaited Simpsons movie finally hits. The rest make for an eclectic mix of golf, gourmet cooking, and stripping. Here's what we've got:
The Simpsons Movie
What's It All About: America's first family of TV animation leaps to the big screen.
Why It Might Do Well: Studies show that audiences enjoy seeing a bald dude with yellow skin doing really stupid stuff. The show has been on the air since 1989 with no end in sight, so there's an audience there. Additionally, I have two words: Spider-pig.
Why It Might Not Do Well: If the folks from Shelbyville manage to swipe all the prints before they make it to theaters, or if Mr. Burns releases the hounds on opening night there could be a problem. Otherwise, I think this one will do pretty well.
Number of Theaters: 3,800
I Know Who Killed Me
What's It All About: Lindsay Lohan plays Aubrey Fleming, a young woman who is mutilated by a serial killer but still manages to escape, though now she believes herself to be another person entirely.
Why It Might Do Well: They say there is no such thing as bad publicity, so perhaps Ms. Lohan's recent troubles with the law will count in the film's favor. (Hey, it could happen). Also, there's currently no competition in the psychological thriller department.
Why It Might Not Do Well: On the other hand, the public may be sick of this whole "starlets out of control" thing and just stay home to read the new Harry Potter book.
Number of Theaters: 1,200
Prediction: $6.5 million
No Reservations
What's It All About: Catherine Zeta Jones stars as a chef who suddenly finds herself caring for her late sister's daughter.
Why It Might Do Well: The presence of Academy Award nominee Abigail Breslin as the little girl will probably attract Little Miss Sunshine fans.
Why It Might Not Do Well: None of Jones's films have ever left much of an impression on me. Yes, she's gorgeous, but I remember her for those cell phone commercials more than anything.
Number of Theaters: 2,300
Prediction: $8 million
Who's Your Caddy
What's It All About: A rap mogul named C-Note (Big Boi) tries to join a stuffy country club. Merriment and golf ensue.
Why It Might Do Well: Well, anything is possible.
Why It Might Not Do Well: Does the world really need a modern take on Caddy Shack?
Number of Theaters: 1,000
Prediction: $4 million
My method of prediction for this week involves looking for box office results in the bottoms of a series of beer bottles. Patience is required, but if you look long enough you can find just about anything there.
1. The Simpsons Movie
2. I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
3. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
4. Hairspray
5. Transformers
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If you haven't yet joined in on our weekly box office prediction competition, then what the heck are you waiting for? Fabulous prizes most definitely do NOT await the winner, but the bragging rights are top notch. Don't forget to post your prediction for the top five films in the comments section below. One point for every top five movie correctly named, two points for every correct placement, and one extra point for the top movie.


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Work is now progressing at a snails pace. Darn it.
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Local wildland fire fighter helps in California's large rim fire
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Tuesday, 10 September 2013 00:00
Shelley Grimes, a residence of Otisco, is currently out west fighting the large Rim Fire located in California. The Rim fire has scorched over 225,000 acres and now is the fourth largest wildfire in California's recorded history. Nearly 5,000 fire personnel are now battling the flames of the Rim Fire. Grimes is part of a 20 person hand crew that is creating fire breaks in order to prevent the fire from spreading. She and her crew are on a 14 day deployment working 16 to 18 hours a day, sleeping in tents and often in self sufficient Spike Camps. Spike Camps are defined as a Fire Camp with minimum facilities established along the fire line with no electric, running water, and often no communication with the outside.
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Six people listed as injured in three vehicular accidents occurring recently
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Three recent vehicular accidents in Scott County and Scottsburg left six people injured, according to reports released by the Sheriff's Department and Scottsburg City
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Pirates dominate Generals 68-0 in the Bone Yard
The Charlestown High Pirate Football team got their winning ways in full gear Friday night, September 6 during the 46th meeting between Charlestown and Clarksville (0-3). The Pirates (1-2 and 1-1 Mid Southern Conference), who now have won seven straight against Coach Hawkins' alma mater, had no problem running the ball against the undermanned Generals; while holding the visitors to a total of 59 yards of offense the entire game.
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Pirates top Dragons in Friday night's RainFest
by Michael Ross
The Dragons and Pirates have always had some what of a rivalry since the two Mid Southern Conference schools are less than 10 miles apart down Highway 403.
For the first time in school history Silver Creek welcomed the Pirates last Friday night. Both teams entered the game even at 2-2 on the season. The Pirates have taken wins over Clarksville and North Harrison while the Dragons have captured victories from Springs Valley and Eastern.
The teams came ready to play and were prepared for the forecasted rain, as were the fans. The fans huddled under umbrellas or found dry areas while they watched their teams splish, splash and slide all over the field. The rain progressively grew in intensity throughout the
game but slacked off immediately following the final buzzer.
The rain soaked field caused problems for both teams to advance the pigskin in the latter part of the ballgame.
"The conditions were bad. It affected both teams. I think both teams played very hard," stated Charlestown head coach Jason Hawkins after the ballgame. "I think if the conditions were different, both teams could have scored a lot more points."
The first quarter proved to belong to the Pirates as they scored twice in the 12 minute period.
Charlestown needed less than four minutes to find the endzone to begin the scoring in the contest. Pirate senior running back Matt Myers scampered 35 yards to paydirt at the 8:16 mark. The two point conversion was good as senior running back Darren Taylor crossed the goal line. The Pirates held the early 8-0 advantage.
It only took the Pirates 3:04 to find the endzone again. Charlestown senior linebacker Jake Harper picked off a Brooks Howell pass and rambled six yards into the endzone. The extra point attempt failed for the 14-0 Pirate lead. The score would prove to be the final one for the ballgame.
The rain continued to fall and the rain dampened field proved to benefit the defense as both coaches felt this game was the best the teams played defensively all season.
"Defense great job," Charlestown head coach Jason Hawkins stated to his team after the ballgame.
Silver Creek Coach Mike Donahue agreed, "This was our best defensive effort this season. We held Charlestown to under 150 yards total offense in the game."
After the game, Donahue discussed the team's strategy heading into the MSC contest, "The plan was, originally, to run Bobby (Haines). If we had a dry field we could have. The weather took our speed away."
Coach Hawkins praised the play of Matt Myers and Jake Harper after the ballgame.
"Matt (Myers) and Jake (Harper) have set the tone all year. That's what our seniors should do," Hawkins added.
Hawkins ended the talk to his team after the ballgame, "The conditions in tonight's game make it a nightmare to coach in, but it's fun to play in, isn't it?"
Charlestown was led by Matt Myers with 59 yards on eight carries while freshman Antonyo Gaddie tallied 34 yards on nine carries. Darren Taylor added 26 yards on 14 carries.
Charlestown finished the game with 130 yards total offense.
The Pirates pushed their record to 3-2 overall and 3-1 in the Mid Southern Conference.
The Pirate defense held the Dragons to negative yardage for the ballgame.
The Dragons fell to 2-3 overall and 1-3 in the Mid Southern.
Charlestown will host rival Salem this Friday night for Homecoming. Kick off is 7 p.m.
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The celebration of RAW's 20th Anniversary continues with WWE Diva Maria Kanellis' 2007 pictorial. To catch up on Playboy.com's WWE Diva week, in which we've brought back such famous Playboy photos and interviews with Chyna, Torrie Wilson and Christy Hemme, click here.
This one's my favorite: Marla Kanellis says, pulling aside her tight jacket to reveal a small brown dot on a gorgeous shoulder. The WWE RAW star is talking about the freckles sprinkled all over her body — and the games people play with them. 'Every single time, a guy will say he'd like to connect the dots," she explains with a mischievous grin. "How adorable is that?"
As the auburn-haired beauty pulls her jacket back on, we wonder aloud how long a session of connect-the-dots would last. "It depends on the evening," she says coyly. "We could get at least two hours out of it, but all night long would work too."
Maria is World Wrestling Entertainment's kinder, gentler star — sort of. Onstage the 26-year-old's sweet temperament and girlie-girl looks make her a fan favorite, but she has yet to win a title fight, and she's taken a few hard knacks from bigger, badder wrestlers. "I'm still getting my butt whupped," she allows, "and still learning. My next goal is to become the women's champion, even if only for a day." An intense look sweeps over her face. The girlie-girl thing goes only so far.
Today Maria is visiting WWE's New York outpost in midtown Manhattan, causing a commotion the instant she enters the elevator. In some parallel universe her attire may be work-appropriate. After all, she's wearing a fitted jacket, tailored black pants and high-heeled pumps that could conceivably hang in an executive's closet (if the executive were really hot). But the corporate look is subverted by Maria's revealing bodice and single black lace glove.
Wrestling fans met the Illinois native in 2004, during the RAW Diva Search competition. Soon she was backstage, interviewing RAW wrestlers in her cute and clueless style. (Note: the hot but ditzy act? Don't buy it. More on that later.) But what Maria really wanted was to wrestle, so she spent one and half years in Kentucky, working on her chops (and drops and kicks). The process of learning how to "whup butt," as she puts it, looks a lot like getting your butt whupped. Blood and bruises are common. If you can't bear to see your pretty face out of joint, ladies, wrestling's not for you.
Maria whips out her iPhone to show us a photo of herself sporting a very bloody lip. "I landed face-first while wrestling Beth Phoenix. The crowd thought I might win that one," she sighs. "I thought so too. Didn't happen."
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Vine growing like crazy. We've tried to kill it but it always comes back! Shown growing up the side of one of my sunflower stalks.
Growing out of a crack in the sidewalk. Surrounded by a dandelion plant. Blossoms about 2.5 to 3 inches wide.
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stltoday.com by Jeff Gordon links St. Louis Rams quarterback Marc Bulger as a possible veteran backup in Tampa Bay next season. There is a lot of talk that Bulger will be released by the Rams in the near future.
Technically he is still on this team, despite cleaning out his locker at Rams Park. He is not going to retire. Several teams would covet him as a back-up next season, including Tampa Bay -– where Greg Olson is offensive coordinator. You will recall that Olson worked with Bulger as Scott Linehan's nominal offensive coordinator. Bulger could regroup from his beatings in St. Louis, help tutor Freeman and offer insurance if the kid needs to sit for a spell.
Gordon also hits on the rumors of trade with the Bucs and Rams trading first-round picks.
A popular rumor has the Rams getting quarterback Josh Johnson and a third-round pick (or a second-round pick, or second- and third-round picks) to move down to the No. 3 in the first round. Devaney has denied discussing this with Tampa Bay, but such a deal could make sense.
The Rams would probably make that trade to get extra draft picks. But Johnson doesn't look like much of a trade chip. He flopped as a starter last season in Tampa Bay and would enter next season as the No. 3 guy behind Josh Freeman and a veteran TBA. Johnson would be an interesting guy to throw into a four-man competition here, but that's about it.
Source: stltoday.com - Jeff Gordon
PewterReport.com's Take: The Bucs trading up to the number one pick is very unlikely. Tampa Bay does not want the contract that goes with the first overall pick. Bulger coming in to backup Freeman is possible. Olson had some success with Bulger in St. Louis. At the same time Olson may say that Bulger isn't the right veteran to tutor Freeman. The Bucs are likely to part ways with Byron Leftwich and look for a new veteran to backup Freeman.
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In recent days, the already tenuous political situation in Pakistan has made a turn toward the worse. Musharraf's government clamped down first on the judiciary and other opponents in the government in the first days after his declaration of martial law. More recently, those same forces have prevented even the liberal bourgeois opposition represented by Benazir Bhutto from gathering and arrested several thousand members of the opposition. In addition, Musharraf has gone on record as stating that many of those arrested face capitol charges. One element of the secular opposition to Musharraf is the Labour Party of Pakistan, a democratic socialist organization launched in 1997 from various elements of the Pakistani Left. What follows is an exchange conducted over the past couple of days (November 9-10, 2007) between myself and Farooq Tariq, secretary general of the Party. (Thanks to Tariq Ali for putting me in contact with Mr. Tariq.-Ron)
Ron: Hello. To begin, can you please identify yourself and generally describe your politics and the politics of the Pakistan Labour Party? Also, how many members and supporters do you estimate the Labour Party has?
Farooq: I am Farooq Tariq, secretary general, Labour Party Pakistan (LPP). I am an activist since my student days at
We have a membership of over 3,000. One of the eight big trade union federations (NTUF) in
Ron: What city are you writing from? Have there been protesters in the streets in that city?
Farooq: I am underground since the imposition of Emergency. Mostly, I have been in
Ron: What is the make up of the protesters in
Farooq: Initially, it was advocates (lawyers), left and human rights activists. But the situation has changed in last three days as Benazir Bhutto has declared her opposition. Yesterday, PPP workers fought pitched battles with police in
Ron: Do you foresee the protests continuing and perhaps growing in size?
Farooq: There is the potential. Big possibility. This past summer, it took sometime before masses took to roads. Masses hesitate at first but when they see a leadership fighting, they most likely join it. One reason is also media black out. TV channels are off air while print media is censored. Many don't know whats happening. Often, expat Pakistanis are more informed than us here.
Ron: What security forces are arresting the opposition? Is it the Army, the ISI, or other police?
Farooq: It is police. But there have been reports where known arrested activists have been handed over to ISI.
Ron: What role does Benazir Bhutto play in Pakistani politics? Does the Labour Party consider her role a positive one? Do they support her at all? What do you make of her arrest?
Farooq: The good news in last three days was the changing attitude of Benazir Bhutto towards present military regime. While in exile, she made a deal to share power with military regime. This deal was brokered by
Her changing attitude was welcomed by LPP in press. I, on LPP's behalf, announced in the media that LPP would join the Long March planned for 13th November by PPP from
Her recent dealings have also given currency to conspiracy theories. Many say that her opposition is just fake and all is done in collaboration with the regime in order to restore Benazir'' image as militant leader. LPP don't agree with such so-called conspiracies theories about Benazir and Musharraf being friends. Benazir's opposition of the regime has meant arrests of thousands of PPP activists and their houses raided all across
Ron: I understand the situation constantly changes, but do you believe the elections will be held in February 2008? If they are, do you think they will be free and fair? Why or why not?
Farooq: In view of the unfolding movement, and international pressure, yes we can hope for that. But fair and free elections are out of question. (Any) Democracy movement will have to fight a long war before we are able to have a democracy strong enough that ensures a free election.
Ron: What, in your opinion, is the cause of the unrest in
Farooq: In the first place, it is the mass impoverishment of masses under Musharraf regime. Struggle for bread and butter has become even hard. Utility bills, price hike and jobless are biggest issues. This is the root cause of unrest. Also, (the) military has become a military-industrial complex that is acting like a mafia. There is resentment against that. Then you have
Musharraf's military rule is unlike Zia dictatorship in its mask. Musharraf claims enlightenment and moderation. Zia Islamised
On (the) internal front, all have been repressive when faced with opposition. Every time military takes over, the military increases its industrial base, thus leading to more corruption.
Ron: What do you think will be the result of the Emergency rule? How long do you think it will be in place?
Farooq: General Musharaff would not have thought of the political scenario that has emerged the imposition of Emergency on 3rd November. His hopes for normalcy have been dashed despite a vicious repression against the advocates and political activists. More unpleasant surprises will come in future for the military regime that was used to a rather stable political control until now.
After advocates, now students are emerging on the political opposition to the military regime. Demonstrations took place on 7th November 2007 in certain public and private universities in the main cities of
The media organization of the bosses and employees are also joining the mass movement after unprecedented repression against the electronic and print media by the regime.
It was a black Monday on 5th November for the stock exchanges in
His imperialist backers like US,
Ron: Is there any other information or thoughts you wish to provide the readers?
Farooq: The opposition to military regime will be strengthened by the active solidarity of our friends and comrades outside
Ron: Thanks you for your time.


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Jonna Williams is spreading the word about an app that could help if you're in danger.
As a child, Williams was abducted from her bike while riding to get ice cream in Waterloo. She was assaulted and her life was threatened. But thankfully her abductor let her go.
Now, she wants everyone to know about an app that could help keep us all a little safer.
"If I'm walking to my car and it's dark, if I'm out for a jog," said Jonna Williams.
The app is called LifeLine Response and was developed by Peter Cahill, a former investment banker from Chicago.
"My nieces were an attempted abduction in a very wealthy town outside of Chicago called Barrington. When that happened, I was in the development process, but I said that things gotta get to market and it's gotta get to market quick," said Peter Cahill.
It took Cahill more than three years to develop the app.
He said he wanted it to be the best of the best because his goal is to help eliminate violent crimes, just like the abduction that forever changed Jonna Williams' life more than 18 years ago.
"These things are not stopping and these things happen in the middle of the day. I was abducted in the middle of the day. So were the Evansdale girls. So was Donnisha Hill," said Jonna Williams.
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Grilled Monterey Sardines with Lemon and Herbs
Published: August 2010 Servings: 6 prep: 30 minutes total: 1
- 18 fresh sardines, gutted, cleaned, scaled, patted dry
- 1 teaspoon coarse kosher salt
- 3 tablespoons coarsely chopped fresh cilantro
- 3 tablespoons coarsely chopped fresh Italian parsley
- 2 teaspoons finely grated lemon peel
- 1/3 cup coarsely chopped pitted brine-cured green olives
- 3 tablespoons finely chopped red onion
- Olive oil (for brushing)
- Lemon wedges (for garnish)
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- Calories (kcal) 129.2
- %Calories from Fat 62.3
- Fat (g) 8.9
- Saturated Fat (g) 1.5
- Cholesterol (mg) 34.9
- Carbohydrates (g) 1.3
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- Total Sugars (g) 0.2
- Net Carbs (g) 1.1
- Protein (g) 10.5
- Sodium (mg) 731.5
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Place sardines in 11x7x2-inch glass baking dish. Sprinkle fish with 1 teaspoon coarse salt. Cover and refrigerate 30 minutes.
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Somehow, the cold feels colder each succeeding winter.
My coping mechanisms depend on the presence of an early snowfall.
When I can go out and play in the white stuff, whether with snowshoes or cross-country skis, my winter mood stays at a much higher level.
This year appears to have gotten off to a good start.
Friends have urged me to try the cross-country ski trails at New Land Trust, and last week, I finally took their advice. This place will now become a winter mainstay for me.
The New Land Trust dates back to the 1970s, when a group of area students purchased a plot of land near the small hamlet of Saranac. Apparently there was an ebb and flow to their use of the property, at least until a nucleus of people, including some of the original buyers, renewed their dedication to the place over recent years.
Volunteer labor has led not only to trail development but also to buildings that enhance use of the area. There's a clubhouse, an open-air lean-to, a bunkhouse and even a stage on the grounds. Oh, yes, and a few outhouses, much more decorative in appearance than the one- and two-holers of a previous era.
The New Land Trust Web site gives clear directions. I turned off Route 3 in Saranac onto Chazy Lake Road. At a four-way stop, Chazy Lake Road goes right, but I continued straight on Clark Hill Road. "NLT" signs point the way, but sometimes they were hard to find.
There's a marker at the intersection denoting the first settlement of the town. This may now be just a quiet rural crossroads, but once, homes, a sawmill, school, church, cemetery and hotel filled the area. An Indian trail and later a smuggling route crossed the spot, and during the War of 1812, British and American troops skirmished nearby. It's a reminder of how much history attaches to almost every place around us.
Anyhow, I continued on Clark Hill then veered onto Plumadore Road. About a mile or so farther, I came to a nicely plowed parking area on my right. Though I'm not much of an early riser, only one car sat in the lot when I arrived.
I waxed my skis for the 20-degree weather (yes, I'm one of those archaic types), kicked my boots into the bindings and followed the sign to the trail entry.
At the sign-in kiosk, I scrutinized a map of the trail system. All told, some 20 routes of varying length have been designated amidst the 287-acre preserve. Most — but not all — carry names, like Zipper, Guadeloupe or Foxhole. I had apparently started out on the more prosaically titled "236 Entrance" that connects the parking area and the kiosk.
I began along the trail called Saranac, enjoying a nice gentle glide to a point where Sugar Shack and Zen branch off. Choosing the former, I passed the expected maple trees (though if there's a sugar house, I didn't find it). A spur brought me to Luke's Lodge, a handsome plank lean-to with snow-covered benches out front. An outhouse, this one with a crescent moon and a star cut out to add some decoration, stood just a few feet away.
Next, I picked up Solstice. This route passed through a stone fence, one of several at New Land Trust. I passed up the left turn to Growler and continued to a sign for Blueberry. There sat another bench with a small stone sculpture nearby. Through the bare trees, I had a wonderful view of snow-fringed Lyon Mountain and Averill Peak.
Resuming my trek, I glided farther down Solstice, crossed Saranac and found myself on Meadow. Within minutes, I found not only a clearing but a fine natural amphitheater complete with stage. I made a mental note to find out what types of events take place here during the summer and fall.
Wandering a bit, I found myself back on Saranac. (Looking at the map again later, I could see that this trail traverses virtually the entire north-south axis of the preserve.) Mixed forest gave way to a very pretty dominance of white birch. Farther along, just past Linker, I entered a fragrant grove of balsam pine.
When I came to a marker for Bunkhouse, I followed my curiosity and headed left. In time, I came to a cozy-looking, wood-shingled hut with a pile of wood out back. Continuation of the trail wound around and eventually brought me back to the clubhouse and my entry point.
During my couple of hours skiing, I saw some snowshoe tracks, footprints of rabbits and squirrels, and one grouse whom I apparently startled. I came across a single skier, and he turned out to be a regular on the trails. A member of New Land Trust, he puts in a fair amount of effort clearing and maintaining the trails. Heeding his cautions, I stayed away from a steep section along Stone Fence.
Otherwise, I found no overly difficult spots. Of course, anytime one enjoys a prolonged glide, there's going to be a compensatory climb somewhere down the line. My modest abilities to herringbone uphill proved sufficient.
Having skied here once, I'm sure to return. And now I want to explore this area during other seasons.
At the entry kiosk, I found a map to the New Land Trust Tree Identification Trail, a Girl Scout Silver Award project completed by Hannah Racette during the fall of 2009. Count on me returning to follow it next summer or fall. And I certainly want to come back and see what gets offered on the stage.
Those behind the New Land Trust deserve commendation for developing this resource for Clinton County and for their clear vision of land stewardship. Their generous provision of a trail system not only offers the public new recreational opportunities for all seasons but strengthens a welcome environmental ethic.
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The mother accused of trying to drown her two daughters pleaded guilty Thursday.
District Attorney Jerome A. Gorman's office said Johnna Marie Green, 24, pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted, intentional second-degree murder.
Court records said that on April 2, 2013 about 5:45 p.m. police were called to Green's home in the 2900 block of South 52nd Street in Kansas City, KS. When they arrived they found a 4-year-old girl and 20-month-old girl unresponsive from apparent drowning.
Police and firefighters tried to resuscitate the girls on scene and both were taken to the hospital where they were revived.
The children were in critical condition at the hospital, but slowly showed improvement and were released later that same month after making a full recovery.
They were placed in the care of a family member rather than a state social worker or foster home.
At the time, authorities said Green called police herself and said her daughters needed medical attention. She was arrested and accused of trying to drown the girls inside their home, holding them underwater until they were unresponsive.
The district attorney's office said Green has been in custody since the day police arrived at her home.
In exchange for a guilty plea, the charges against Green were amended. Instead of facing charges of attempted first-degree murder, she agreed to plea to two counts of attempted, intentional second-degree murder, one count for each girls.
Both the prosecution and the defense will recommend to the sentencing judge that the sentences for both counts be ordered served consecutively.
The father of the youngest child came to Green's previous court appearances. He was not at home when the incident happened. Those who know him say he treated both girls as though they were his own and he remained by their sides at the hospital after he heard the news.
Shortly after her arrest, Green reportedly tried to commit suicide while in custody and her attorney said there was much more to her story. It's still unknown what, if any, information will come out about what happened.
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How do they track that the sellers pay it to the state?
Sounds like San Francisco restaurants who charge a " SF Health Care" fee, then pocket the $.
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liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
Sounds like one more reason to vote against the state tax hike in November.
on Sep 7, 2012 at 9:04 am
Finally! Some relief for local retailers. Empty stores and a lack of retailers willing to gamble in a casino rigged for Amazon have made towns like Pleasanton poorer. Time to support local businesses that do offer more, just not at artificial discount prices.


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The Lady Vols upend the Lady Bruins 85-64. We praise the offense but wonder when they'll ever put together a complete game.
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Jakob Dalfonso powered out 4 home runs, Myke Jones went on a tear after returning from a DUI suspension, and Arodys Vizcaino and Adam Milligan starred for Lynchburg to separate themselves as the hottest players in the Braves organization this past week.
Who's Hot?
Jakob Dalfonso 1B/3B/LF, Rome Braves - 11-23, 2B, 4 HR, 10 RBI, BB - Dalfonso had been a steady influence for Rome all year, hitting near the middle of the order and playing all over the field, but the 21 year old really turned things on in the last week, hitting .478 with a monstrous 1.043 slugging percentage, good for a 1.543 OPS. The lefty swinger has improved his season numbers to a .313 average and a .852 OPS. Update: Dalfonso was named the Sally league player of the week.
Myke Jones CF, Mississippi Braves - Jones missed 11 days after the Braves suspended him following a DUI arrest, and he came out of that suspension with renewed determination that led him to a .533 average, .650 OBP, and 1.450 OPS for the week. He missed all of April after suffering a stress fracture in his foot in Spring Training, so his time has been limited this year, but he's made the most of the at bats he's gotten, hitting .316 with a .460 OBP and .986 OPS in only 38 at bats.
Arodys Vizcaino RHP, Lynchburg Hillcats - 7 IP, 0 R, 3 H, 0 BB, 5 K - Vizcaino only made one start this week, but he tossed 7 shutout innings and allowed only 3 baserunner. The start was good enough for the Braves to promote him to AA Mississippi. He finished up at Lynchburg with a 2-2 record, a 2.45 ERA, and a 1.02 WHIP in 40.1 innings.
Adam Milligan RF, Lynchburg Hillcats - 9-24, 2B, 2 HR, 8 RBI, 4 BB - Milligan has been plagued by injuries in his career, but when he's healthy the 23 year old can dominate like he did this past week, hitting .375 with a 1.007 OPS. He did strike out 8 times, which accounted for 35% of his at bats, but he also picked up 4 of his 7 walks on the season this week.
Honorable Mention: Stefan Gartrell, Jose Constanza, Matt Young, Brandon Hicks, Julio Teheran, Mauro Gomez, Erik Cordier, Gwinnett Braves; Willie Cabrera, Paul Clemens, Ernesto Mejia, Jesus Sucre, Matt Kennelly, Billy Bullock, Benino Pruneda, Mississippi Braves; Keenan Wiley, Joe Terdoslavich, Phil Gosselin, Todd Cunningham, Shawn McGill, Andy Wilson, Blaine Sims, Lynchburg Hillcats; Caleb Brewer, Aaron Northcraft, Evan Gattis, Christian Bethancourt, Rome Braves
Who's Not?
- Carlos Perez LHP, Rome Braves - The 19 year old lefty has had a rough year so far, and his start last Wednesday was the worst of the season, as he allowed 11 baserunners to reach and gave up 9 runs, 7 earned. For the year his ERA is up to 5.68 and his WHIP is 1.50. He's allowing 10.3 hits per 9 innings and 3.2 walks per 9.
- Robby Hefflinger LF, Rome Braves - 5-22, 2 RBI, 12 K - Hefflinger started the year with Lynchburg, but was demoted to Rome after hitting just .114 with a .329 OPS in 44 at bats for the Hillcats, so he's dealt with struggles before this week. In fact, the .227 average and .454 OPS he put up this week was better than he did in his time with Lynchburg. Still, he struck out in 55% of his at bats this week, and has struck out in 37% of his at bats on the season.
- Randall Delgado RHP, Mississippi Braves - 0-1, 4.1 IP, 10 ER, 10 H, 0 BB, 2 K - Delgado has given up 23 earned runs on the season, and 10 of them came in his start last Tuesday. His season ERA jumped from 2.37 to 3.86 and his WHIP jumped from 1.26 to 1.34. The only bright side of the start was that it was the first one all year where he didn't walk anyone.
- Matt Lipka 2B/SS, Rome Braves - 4-22, 2 2B, RBI, BB, 6 K - The Braves' first selection in the 2010 draft had a rough week, hitting just .182 with a .535 OPS while putting up a terrible .217 OBP out of Rome's leadoff spot. He found his power stroke in May, hitting all 8 of his extra base hits, all doubles, on the season in the month, but he also saw a dropoff in his production, hitting .239 with a .281 OBP and a .591 OPS in May after hitting .273 with a .311 OBP and a .620 OPS in April.
Dishonorable Mention: Jordan Kreke, Richard Sullivan, Luis Avilan, Yeliar Castro, Brett Oberholtzer, Mississippi Braves; LV Ware, Joe Leonard, Willie Kempf, Lynchburg Hillcats; David Filak, Chasen Shreve, Matt Suschak, Bobby Rauh, Elmer Reyes, Steve Kent, Rome Braves


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W022 Ruggles Oceanfront-Hot Tub in Corolla
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Whalehead Beach
rates (USD)
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Oceanfront with super views of the Atlantic. Private walkway to the beach. Relax in the hot tub on the expanded sun deck, enjoy the large great room with cathedral ceilings, skylights & stone fireplace. Custom countertops in the kitchen & master bath. All the comforts of home with a well-equipped kitchen. Separate den with CTV offers privacy and comfort. Upstairs loft with extensive reading library and master bedroom with private deck.
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Oceanfront Outer Banks Vacation Rental in Corolla N.C., Saturday Check-in, Whalehead, Milepost CC 10.
3 Bedrooms - 1Q, 2T, 4B
Separate Den w/CTV/VCR, DVD
Reading Loft w/extensive library
2 Baths
County Water, Central AC/Heat, Ceiling Fans
DW, Microwave, W/D
3 CTVs, 2 VCRs, DVD Player, Cable
Stereo/Radio w/CD Player
Fireplace (Gas - O.S. Only)
Baby Equipment (highchair only)
Digital Weather Station
WiFi Internet Access, 2 Phones
Sun/Covered Decks w/Built In Benches
Private Walkway to Beach
Spacious Deck w/Furniture, Hammock
Grill (Gas), Picnic Table
Enclosed O/S Shower & Foot Shower
Beach Equipment
HOT TUB on expanded sun deck
Security Deposit $500
activities and attractions in Corolla Atlantic Coast
In addition to lazy days soaking up rays, Golfing, Boating, Shopping, Swimming, Restaurants, Surfing, Mini Golf, Sightseeing and Cinemas, here are a few things to keep you busy from Corolla to Roanoke Island: Wild Mustangs of Carova, Currituck Heritage Park (home of the Whalehead Club, Center for Wildlife Education & the Currituck Lighthouse), National Audubon's Pine Island Bird Sanctuary, Icarus Memorial to Flight, Avalon Fishing Pier & Arcade, Wright Brother's Monument, Jockey's Ridge State Park (Largest Living Sand Dune on the East Coast!), NC Aquarium Annex at Jennette's Pier, Bodie Island Lighthouse, Oregon Inlet Fishing Marina, Elizabethan Gardens, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, The Lost Colony Outdoor Drama, NC Aquarium, NC Maritime Museum, Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse, Freedman's Colony of Roanoke Island & Roanoke Island Festival Park.
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Oceanfront, Saturday Check-in, Milepost CC 10, Whalehead, Corolla.
10/06/12 to 11/16/12: $ 895.00
11/17/12 to 11/23/12: $ 1,790.00
11/24/12 to 01/04/13: $ 895.00
01/05/13 to 04/26/13: $ 995.00
04/27/13 to 05/24/13: $ 1,095.00
05/25/13 to 06/07/13: $ 1,395.00
06/08/13 to 06/28/13: $ 2,495.00
06/29/13 to 08/16/13: $ 2,995.00
08/17/13 to 09/06/13: $ 2,295.00
09/07/13 to 09/20/13: $ 2,095.00
09/21/13 to 10/04/13: $ 1,295.00
10/05/13 to 12/27/13: $ 995.00
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Gang jailed for 14 years after string of raids on schools (From Harwich and Manningtree Standard)
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Christopher Kerr, Liam Cook and Francis Wilding face total of 14 years behind bars
Updated 5:18pm Friday 11th July 2014 in News
A TRIO of crooks have been jailed for a total of 14 years after admitting a string of burglaries at schools across Essex and Suffolk.
Christopher Kerr, 26, Liam Cook, 26, and Francis Wilding, 22, all entered guilty pleas to charges of conspiracy to commit burglary with intent to steal.
Kerr, of Halstead Road, Frinton, and Wilding, of Melton Close, Clacton, were both handed prison terms of five years and four months.
Cook, of Bushell Way, Frinton, was sentenced to three years and four months in jail.
Laptops and computer equipment were stolen from primary and secondary schools across Essex and Suffolk between August 2012 and May 2013.
Speaking after sentencing, Det Insp Nick Power said the crooks had caused "considerable disruption" to schools.
"Over a nine-month period, virtually every other day we would receive a report of another break in at a school either overnight or at weekends," he said.
"The trio had no regard to how this was affecting people or the disruption it caused."


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Colin Kaepernick threw two TD passes and Aldon Smith racked up 5½ sacks as the 49ers crushed the Bears, 32-7 on Monday night.
Report: 49ers QB Smith ruled out, Kaepernick to start
49ers QB Alex Smith has been ruled out for Monday night's game against the Bears, ESPN's Chris Mortensen first reported.
Bears announce Campbell will start Monday night
The Bears ruled QB Jay Cutler out for Monday night's game against the 49ers. Jason Campbell will get the start.
Jim Harbaugh hospitalized with irregular heartbeat
49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh is having a minor procedure done at Stanford Hospital on Thursday for an irregular heartbeat.
Thursday's 60-second rant: Bears-Niners bash weighing heavy on brain
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush reflects on the head-scratching subplots in Monday night's matchup between the Bears and Niners.
Key matchup: Bears RBs Matt Forte and Michael Bush vs. 49ers defense
In today's Key Matchup we examine one battle that will help decide the Bears-49ers game in Week 11.
Tuesday's 60-second rant: Injuries could dull 2012's best one-two prime-time punch
What appeared to be great NFL drama in Week 11 took a potentially big hit with three significant QB injuries.
NFC West spin cycle: Unlikely tie tightens up division
While the Rams and Niners fought to a 24-24 deadlock in San Francisco, the Seahawks kept the heat on with a 28-7 pasting of the Jets.
49ers, Rams play to 24-24 tie
San Francisco and St. Louis played the NFL's first tie game in four years as both teams missed overtime field goals in Sunday's 24-24 outcome.
49ers QB Smith suffers concussion
49ers QB Alex Smith sustained a concussion in the first half of Sunday's game against the Rams.
Akers not quite as special as last season for 49ers
The 49ers haven't been getting the same kind of kick out of their special teams as they did in 2011, when the unit was uniformly excellent.
Key matchup: Rams DEs Chris Long and Robert Quinn vs. OTs Anthony Davis and Joe Staley
PFW's Dan Arkush focuses on the Rams' defensive ends vs. the Niners' offensive tackles in the Rams-Niners showdown this Sunday in San Francisco.
49ers' pass defense gets passing grade
Rising to the challenge of facing a handful of the league's best quarterbacks, the Niners' pass defense has performed at a high level up to now.
Smith almost perfect as 49ers flatten Cardinals
Alex Smith completed 18-of-19 passes for 232 yards and three TDs as the 49ers flexed their NFC West dominance with a 24-3 win over the Cardinals.
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It's a mild year for hurricanes, so far. But as emergency managers like to point out, it only takes one hurricane to ruin your day. And for residents of the Mississippi and Louisiana coasts, that one hurricane could be headed their way, bearing the name Isaac. If the most likely forecast track holds true, Hurricane Isaac is set to follow the path of Katrina, and to make landfall as a Category One hurricane near New Orleans — seven years to the day after Katrina's deadly arrival on shore.
But Isaac is unlikely to pack Katrina's punch. Hurricane expert Jeff Masters pointed out days ago that the Gulf waters, which will fuel Isaac with heat energy, are much cooler this year than was the case in 2005, when Katrina strengthened rapidly after passing over Florida as a Category 1 storm.
On Monday, Masters was continuing to follow the storm as it tracked across the Gulf from the Florida Keys toward the Mississippi Delta. "Isaac is currently crossing over a relatively cool eddy of water, which will keep intensification slow today," he noted. "A storm this large will have trouble undergoing rapid intensification, and Isaac's most likely intensity at landfall will be as a Category 1 hurricane, which is what most of the intensity models are forecasting."
But wind intensity is one thing; storm surge, a major threat to the low-lying coast, is another. Writes Masters: "Isaac is a huge storm, with tropical storm-force winds that extend out 205 miles from the center. Isaac's large size will enable it to set a large area of the ocean into motion, which will generate a large storm surge once the storm approaches land on the Gulf Coast. I expect that Isaac's storm surge will be about 30% higher than the typical surge one would expect based on the maximum wind speeds."
Depending on its track and strength, Isaac's storm surge could pose the first serious test of New Orleans' newly reconstructed levees, notes Masters. "I expect New Orleans' new flood defenses will be able to hold back Isaac's surge," he writes, "but areas outside the levees are at risk of heavy storm surge damage."
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- sleeps 8
- pool no
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- pets allowed no
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vacation rental description
This condo is in a small complex, with a center courtyard. It is a 2 bedroom, 1 with Queen size bed, TV w/ dvd player, and 2nd with 2 full size beds.There are 2 baths, one with a large double shower with 2 overhead nozzles and double sinks. Second bathroom is downstairs with shower .We have curbside parking. (Convenient for carrying children, groceries and luggage inside). There is a parking pass for you to use during your stay, which allows you to park anywhere in Oceanside whether metered or not. (Except on the 3rd Monday of the month, during specific hours for street sweeping). There are also 4 parking spacing on the property, which are first come first serve. You have an enclosed garage for parking your car and also has boogie boards, umbrellas, beach chairs, beach toys etc/ You have approx. a 2 minute walk out your front or back door to have your feet in the sand. The condo is fully equipped with all the conveniences of home. Great location. Short rides to Disneyland (1hr), Seaworld (30 min), and Legoland (10 min). New beach access close to condo. Two minute walk to the sand. Theaters, and a "50's" cafe nearby.
Condo is located at 405 S. Myers ST (Unit 2) Oceanside, CA 92054
condo rental amenities
Garage Parking, 2 TV's DVD VCR, Cable, Microwave,
Dishwasher, Gas BBQ, , Wave Boards, Beach Chairs, umbrellas.
Curbside parking.
activities and attractions in Oceanside San Diego Area
Surfing, ocean fishing, restaurants, theaters, amusement parks,
golfing and much, much more.
vacation rental rates
Off Season - $600-$700 Per Week
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TURNER — A Greene woman was killed Friday when she was apparently
struck by a car while fetching mail from a mailbox on Route 4.
By late Friday afternoon, Androscoggin County Sheriff's
investigators were still trying to determine whether the death of Sharon Call, 65, was related to a crash on Route 4 that occurred hours before
her body was found.
At about 9:45 a.m., police went to Route 4, just south of Harlow Hill Road, where a car was reported to have crashed. When they arrived, police found that Brandon Pelletier, 19, of Turner, had skidded off Route 4 and into a grassy area.
Neither Pelletier nor his passenger were hurt when the 1995 Camaro went off the roadway.
Police said the car slid more than 100 yards, across the yard and driveway, before coming to rest deep into the grassy field.
Police spoke with the driver, and soon after cleared the area. It
appeared to be a routine crash and investigators were putting together
a basic accident report.
Around the same time, an elderly woman who lives near the crash site
reported she could not find a visiting relative.
Just after 11 a.m., family members called the Androscoggin County
Sheriff's Office to report they had found the missing woman dead in the tall grass, close to the area where Pelletier's car had gone
off the road.
It was Call.
Family members later told investigators that they had last
seen her walking to the mailbox. That was around the same time that
Pelletier crashed — narrowly missing the mailbox as he slid off the
"Call's death and the initial crash appear to be related,"
Androscoggin County Detective Sgt. William Gagne wrote in a press
release, "but the incidents are still under investigation."
Maine State Police were called to the crash site to reconstruct the
car wreck. An autopsy was planned on Call's body and the district
attorney sent a representative to the scene of her death.
Gagne said Pelletier had been interviewed and was cooperating with
the investigation. It was unclear whether he realized he hit a person
when he crashed his Camaro.
Pelletier was driving north on Route 4 when he lost control of his car and drove off the east side of the roadway, police said.
Call lived with her husband on Barrell Shop Road in Greene.
Anyone with information is asked to call Sgt. Gagne at 784-7361 extension 214.


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Student Commencement Speaker Process Overview and Timeline
Perhaps the ultimate capstone event to your Carnegie Mellon experience is being selected the Commencement student speaker. It is a unique opportunity to send off your classmates with your insights, represent the class to the community and infuse the ceremony with the student voice. It is an opportunity to reflect upon and share your experiences and the learning that took place while you studied at Carnegie Mellon. This year, the commencement ceremony will take place on Sunday, May 18, 2014.
This website has been designed to help you learn as much as possible about the 2013-2014 student commencement speaker selection process. The process itself consists of several phases. Please read below in order to make an informed decision about submitting an application.
Phase I: Information Sessions (optional)
Thursday, December 5, 2013
4:30pm - 5:30pm
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Wednesday, January 15, 2014
4:30pm - 5:30pm
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These sessions provide an excellent opportunity to learn about and ask relevant questions concerning the student commencement speaker selection process.
Phase II: Written Application Materials
Due Monday, February 3rd, 2014
The written application is comprised of the candidate information section as well as responses to the four common questions, a draft of your speech and recommendation letter.
Phase III: Interviews
Wednesday, February 12th - Friday, February 21st, 2014
After submitting your application, you will be invited to interview with the selection committee. During this interview you will be videotaped giving your draft speech.
Phase IV: Selection
Monday, March 3rd, 2014- after 2:00pm
Please pickup your decision letter in the Student Life Office, Morewood Gardens.
Phase V: Commencement Speaker Practice Sessions (selected student only)
Monday, March 3rd - Commencement Day, 2014
During this period, you will be working with a 'commencement coach' to prepare and finalize your commencement speech which is designed to be approximately 6-9 minutes in length.
For any questions or concerns related to the selection process, please contact Lucas Christain in the Student Life Office at 412- 268-2142.


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Volleyball falls just short at home against Methodist
October 04, 2013
Winston-Salem, NC-The Salem College volleyball team fell just short against Methodist in a non-conference match losing 2-3 (19-25, 25-19, 22-25, 25-23, 8-15). Chelsea Jones (Glade Valley, NC) led the Spirits with 35 set assists and 14 digs. Salem falls to 3-11 overall.
Methodist jumped out to an early one set lead, but Salem fought back in the 2nd set to tie the match up. The 3rd and 4th sets were extremely tight with both teams splitting. Methodist was able to pull away in the deciding 5th set for the victory.
Michelle Morgan (Chattanooga, TN) led Salem with 14 kills and Roslyn Nixon (Wilson, NC) added 10 kills. Zy Henderson (Spartanburg, SC) led the Spirits with an impressive 24 digs, while Taylor Rhodes (Jamestown, NC) added 13 digs. Olivia Newbern (Barco, NC) led the Spirits with 5 service aces, and Rhodes had 4 aces.
The Spirits return to Great South conference action next week at Wesleyan on Friday.


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