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If you drive by Bridgeport Park on Sunday after sunset don't be surprised to see hundreds of illuminated balloons lighting up the night.
Ever wonder what it would be like to see the headless horseman of Sleepy Hollow?
On Nov. 14, the SCV Senior Center will offer free flu shots administered by the County of Los Angeles Dept. of Public Health. The Flu Clinic will run from 9 to 11 a.m.
No one seems to love Halloween more than the Santa Clarita Valley's own group of happy haunters - the slightly twisted troupe of folks who stay up into the wee hours of the morning building spooky mazes and wiring up things that go 'bump' in the night. They love the thrill of the chill and believe the most fun anyone can have is screaming one's heart out while fleeing from some strange terror or a chamber of horrors. And they bring along their wives and kids.
he holidays provide the perfect opportunity for celebrating with loved ones and friends.
A sing-along and a Saint Nick visit will headline "Holiday Gifts," a new family-friendly holiday concert offered by the Chorale 3 p.m. Saturday. The budget-friendly admission is only $10 and the concert is sure to include a personal favorite or two.
Do you have a child that spins, sways, shakes and shimmies every time they hear music?
Fans of the written word should not miss the Fall Poetry Festival to be held Sunday in the Laughing Buddha Zen Garden in Newhall.
L.A. County shelter animals will get a second chance at finding a forever home while pet lovers enjoy family-friendly fun at the 8th Annual Bow-Wows & Meows Pet Fair on Sunday, at Newhall's Hart Park.
It was 1975. A yellow Chevy Vega packed to the fine vinyl trim with a rowdy assortment of skateboards and 11-year-old skate rats. The nearest skate park was a good 45 minutes away - mom didn't mind. One problem, we were getting pulled over by a motorcycle patrolman. As the officer approached the car he mentioned he had been following our car for some time. My mom said, over her shoulder to the throng of skate stoked kids, "Why didn't somebody tell me about the police officer?" From the very back of the car, actually the trunk area, John ...
More than 90 female golfers teed up for a good time and a good cause with a "Rally for the Cure" Tournament at Valencia Country Club that raised $5,100 for the breast cancer awareness campaign.
In honor of National Breast Cancer Month, Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Health Foundation is hosting a series of fundraising and education events to spread the word about the importance of breast health and early detection of breast cancer.
A Thanksgiving Feast was held at Mary's Schoolhouse (also known as Gregory Family Child Care) in Santa Clarita.
The Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society will present silent funnyman Buster Keaton's classic "Go West," 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13, at "Flickers at the Junction" (formerly "Friday Night Flickers").
Suzon Gerstel, a mother of a Marine and president of Prayer Angels for the Military, said many residents of the Santa Clarita Valley are unaware that the SCV has its own community care packaging location for the troops.


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Moline police were called to investigate a suspected sexting incident discovered by administrators at Moline High School. According to the Moline-Coal Valley School District Superintendent David Moyer, administrators determined it didn't happen at school, so they turned the matter over to police.
On Wednesday, police explained in a news release that nude photos of female students were shared on cell phones with fellow students and then sent to a larger group of students. Police talked to the girls who had sent the photos and their families, as well as students who had the images on their phones.
Police determined that the girls involved sent the pictures to a friend, but later discovered the images had been passed around. After a review of the circumstances, police say this incident does not appear to be criminal in nature. The superintendent says the students did not understand the potential consequences and penalities involved with sexting.
"I don't think the children understand the potential long term consequences of this type of thing," says Dr. Moyer, "I think they're so used to everything being instantaneous and compulsive that they don't even think or realize the extent of what they're doing is wrong."
Both police and the school district are working on a plan to educate students about sexting. Officials at Moline schools are reviewing their current policy and will make changes.
"We're looking at ways to be more effective with getting the message out and trying to influence their decision making," adds Dr. Moyer, "We're examining some options that will hopefully include parents in the process and see if was can explain to them some of the different things that are out there."
In some cases sexting can lead to child pornography charges. However, authorities investigate incidents of sexting on a case by case basis.
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Report: Coyotes deadline will expire with no agreement
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Originally published: Jan 30, 2013 - 5:35 pm
The deadline for Greg Jamison to complete his purchase of the Phoenix Coyotes is perilously close to expiring.
And according to a report from ESPN, that Thursday midnight deadline will pass with no agreement in place.
Former San Jose Sharks CEO Greg Jamison, the main suitor for the Phoenix Coyotes for the past year, cannot produce the capital needed to purchase the team from the NHL and as a result a Jan. 31 deadline to maintain a critical lease agreement with the City of Glendale will pass without a deal being completed, multiple sources have told ESPN.com.
The ESPN report goes on to say another ownership group could step forward after the deadline, but it's questionable whether or not the City of Glendale would be willing to start over in the process seeing as how Jamison negotiated the 20-year lease agreement for Jobing.com Arena.
The Coyotes have been owned by the NHL since former owner Jerry Moyes entered into Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009.
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"You will learn our place in space and in time. Once we zoom away from earth and we drop you in the multi-verse (multiple countless other universes) we look at the connectivity to the rest of what we have out there," said Dr. Tyson, who hosts the series.The universe which is 13.8 billion years old is presented in an easy to understand -albeit mindlowing- form:
"We put the time line of the universe on a year-in-a- glance calendar. That calendar is the size of a football field. Our galaxy formed March 15; our solar system formed August 31; writing began 14 seconds to Midnight on December 31; dinosaurs went extinct on December 30. We are newcomers on the calendar. This kind of perspective is not only humbling, but it lifts you up. Maybe I'm empowered to be a better shepherd, that's what distinguishes it from other documentaries," said deGrasse Tyson.See for yourself Sunday, March 9 at 9 p.m. on FOX 5.
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Jets CB Darrelle Revis told reporters that his sore hamstring is 100 percent following the team's bye week and that he is good to go for the Week Eight game vs. the Packers.
"I'm ready to go. I'll be there Sunday," Revis said. "We did everything we could this week. The (bye) week helped out for me to stay up here and get all the treatment that I needed to get, so I'm ready to go."
Revis, who missed all of training camp in a contract holdout, has missed two games this season with a hamstring injury and was limited in several others. It is unknown if he will return to his spot of defending opposing top receivers right away, but head coach Rex Ryan was optimistic that his star corner would revert to All-Pro form.
"I think we're going to see Darrelle at 100 percent, so that's exciting for me," Ryan said.
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This is good news for the Jets, who haven't played the type of pass defense Ryan was hoping for the past few weeks. With Revis returning as the top corner, Antonio Cromartie can focus on locking down second receivers and allow Drew Coleman, who is fantastic on blitzes but not the best cover man, to handle the slot.


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- United States District Court for the District of Arizona Contains general information about the court, including jury information, maps, local rules and forms.
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- Arizona Judicial Branch Contains information on Arizona judicial system, links to state courts, forms, rules, extensive information on assistance to families, etc.
- Arizona Public Access to Court Information Maintained by the Arizona Judicial Branch, this website offers a searchable database of detailed case information from approximately 137 of 180 courts in Arizona.
- Arizona Rules of Court Contains links to Arizona's Rules of civil and criminal procedure, evidence, civil appellate procedure, Rules of the Supreme Court (including Rules of Professional Responsibility and Code of Judicial Conduct), and miscellaneous rules. Also has proposed amendments to the rules. Requires signing up through a free Westlaw database.
- Arizona Supreme Court Opinions Contains Arizona Supreme Court Opinions in chronological order, beginning in February 1998. Also has links to Appeals Court Opinions.
- Arizona Court of Appeals Division One Contains general information, calendars, and opinions for approximately six months; opinions arranged topically, i.e., civil, criminal, juvenile, etc.
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- Arizona Legal Forms A collection of commonly used legal forms from the Arizona Supreme Court in the areas of domestic relations, family crisis, landlord/tenant, adult name change, probate, and small claims and pro hac vice (application for an out of state attorney to practice in an Arizona court).
- Pima County Superior Court Contains general information about this court and its divisions, calendar, etc.
- Pima County Justice Court
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The Chicago Bulls are headed home for Game 3 against LeBron James and the Miami Heat on Friday night (8 p.m. ET, ESPN), but Tom Thibodeau certainly doesn't expect any special treatment from the referees at the United Center. The Game 2 blowout on Wednesday featured 51 fouls, nine technicals, a flagrant-one foul and two ejections, and heading into Game 3 Thibodeau didn't mind tossing out a few quotes to prop up the perceived disparity in calls by officials in the series (via the Chicago Sun-Times):
"We've got to do better, do a better job with [showing composure on the floor]. You can't get sidetracked.
''We know how it's going to be called. We're not going to get calls. We just have to be tough mentally, physically, emotionally. We've got to be a lot stronger.''
To a certain extent, this is just Thibodeau's way to fuel the team's underdog mentality heading into a pivotal game at home. The Bulls have thrived in the playoffs despite injuries to Joakim Noah, Luol Deng and Kirk Hinrich, and it's never a bad idea to remind the squad that the odds are stacked against them -- especially in a series against the Heat where the odds clearly are stacked against them from a talent perspective. As for the actual disparity in calls, the evidence is a bit less conclusive.
Through two games, there have actually been more fouls called against Miami (48) than Chicago (47). When you factor in Chicago's physical style of defense and Miami's proven ability to draw fouls (the Heat ranked No. 8 in free throw attempts per field goal attempt this season), it's not a noteworthy split.
No Bulls player has fouled out so far in the series, and the only three players to even reach five fouls were Nate Robinson and Joakim Noah in Game 1, and Daequan Cook in Game 2. In more than 62 minutes of action, Dwyane Wade has only attempted two free throws, which is a remarkably low number for him. LeBron has taken 17 free throw attempts, but he's one of the best in the league at consistently drawing contact in the paint.
In sum, Thibodeau is likely trying to put the officiating under a microscope and motivate his team to execute on defense heading into a huge contest. He would almost certainly prefer the referees to swallow their whistles on Friday night and let his defenders bang James and Wade around a bit in the paint. Needless to say, it will be interesting to see how Game 3 is called and how Bulls players respond to the officiating.
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Happy Mother's Day, Massachusetts and friends! In light of today being the ultimate "thanks" to mom, let's celebrate with flowers – check out these flower-themed photos from across the state!
The following photos, and many more, can been seen on our official Flickr account.
Have a great day, everyone!
Provincetown, credit: Tim Grafft
Stockbridge, Botanical Garden
Boston Public Gardens, credit: David Fox
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"Women's Olympic swimmers are beautiful," said playboy.com vice president of content John Thomas. "Olympic swimmers are known for their bodies, and they look good in their suits." Playboy has taken note of the Olympic athlete's fine form in the past — swimming champ Amanda Beard posed nude in the magazine last July, and Playboy published an Olympic issue with athletes including U.S. pole-vaulter Mary Sauer and high-jumper Amy Acuff in September 2004.
Craig Brommers, vice president of marketing for Speedo USA, said, "Interest in the LZR Racer has transcended traditional sports media and is receiving coverage in every media category out there, including fashion, business, science, celebrity and lifestyle." That's probably because this year's suit, the Speedo Fastskin LZR Racer, touted by the company as the fastest swimsuit on the market, has created a stir in the wide world of sports over its technical advances. The suit, which used research from NASA, reduces the amount of drag while swimming, compresses the muscles to reduce fatigue and costs a whopping $550. Some have objected to the LZR for giving superhuman advantage to those wearing the suit — manufacturers and coaches urged FINA, the sport's governing body, to reexamine the suits this spring, citing the outfits' buoyancy levels. Since the suit launched in February, 48 out of 50 world records set thus far have been by swimmers wearing the LZR.
Each Playmate will wear the one-piece Speedo suits in the traditional manner (the pictorial will be a nonnude one), but at least one model who will sport the latest LZR will have to squeeze into hers — the suit typically takes 10 to 30 minutes to squeeze into.


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Lebanon —
Though a powerful hurricane is tearing its way across the East Coast this week, residents of Boone County won't see many of the storm's effects.
Boone County is under a wind advisory until 8 p.m. tonight. Sustained winds are expected to be 30 to 35 miles per hour, with gusts of 40 to 50 mph, said Crystal Pettet, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Indianapolis. There is also a low chance for rain today and tonight, which will not amount to much.
The wind is the main concern for central Indiana, Pettet said. Though the winds will not be strong enough to create widespread power outages, it could knock down some trees and create some isolated problems. High-profile vehicles will also have some difficulty on the roads, "so pay attention to the semis on the highway," she added.
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The Piano Man is now officially a Steinway man.
A Billy Joel portrait has been unveiled in New York City at Steinway Hall, home to the famed piano maker Steinway & Sons.
Joel is one of only two living artists included in a collection featuring greats such as Hungarian composer Franz Liszt (list). He's the only non-classical performer.
The 62-year-old pop legend joked Monday about his painting's proximity to Vladimir Horowitz's, saying he doesn't know "how crazy" Horowitz is about having him that close.
Joel's painting features him standing upright in a leather jacket, with a Steinway in the foreground.
Joel says the jacket was one of the few items of clothing bought without a female companion. He says he wore it for years but his girlfriend recently dismissed it as a 1980s relic.
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VFW of Eagle River will host a blood drive Tuesday, April 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the VFW, located at 418 W. Pine St. in Eagle River.
Blood donors must be at least 17 years old or 16 with parental permission, weigh at least 110 pounds, be in general good health, and have photo identification. Donors are requested to eat a regular meal and drink plenty of fluids prior to donating.Walk-in donors
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This website is part of the Embroiderers' Guild, the only national charity dedicated to informing and inspiring young people in the art of embroidery and supporting teachers and other professionals in their delivery of the curriculum as it relates to art and craft particularly in Key Stage 2 (England and Wales) and Primary 2 and 3 in Scotland. Members of the Guild regularly volunteer to work alongside teachers to provide ideas and projects that can be completed in four to six sessions.
The Guild also supports teachers who run or wish to start extra-curricular fashion, textiles and embroidery groups. These groups can be formed as part of the Embroiderers' Guild. School Groups enjoy access to the full resources of the Guild including use of the extensive library, news of embroidery and textile arts projects from around the UK and the opportunity to view items from the Guild's collection of 11,000 items of embroidery displayed at Embroiderers' Guild House in Walton-on-Thames or where ever they may be exhibited from time-to-time around the UK.
For further details on how we can support you or on how to start a school group please contact the Young Embroiderers' Coordinator, Louise Frazer-Jones (click here to email Louise).
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Stitch and Sting for Textile Students and Teachers
Teachers can also follow Karen Woods on her highly informative and exciting 'Stitch and Stings' bi-weekly blog.
There're ideas for creating fun and interesting themes on a low budget. Whether it's your own projects or lessons linked to the national curriculum create work with that WOW factor. Introducing artists, illustrators and craft related topics, there's features on making and relaxed and entertaining video tutorials to show you how. Read more.
With Professor Malcolm Lochhead at the University of Glasgow.
Over recent years Junior Embroiderers and Textile Students have worked with Professor Malcolm Lochhead at Glasgow Caledonian University on a variety of topics. This year they have had a series of six workshops working alongside the Caley Club.
The Caley Club, supported by Government grants and the University, has been set up to give support to young people from the City of Glasgow. Malcolm worked with 10 children who have never stitched before and the same number of Textile Students from Groups all over Scotland. October 6th 2012 marked the end of the series of classes run for Scottish Young Embroiderers by Professor Lochhead. The members of the Glasgow Branch invited us to join them for a presentation of certificates and were very impressed with the work we showed them.
The programme of six classes covered basic design. The first week said 'What's the Point' and looked at focal point in art including fashion - everyone made a decorative button.
Next was 'Shaping Up' with all sorts of ideas from nature, buildings and man made structures all around us.
Week three was all about colour. The students were divided into six groups, each making a section of a colour wheel with coloured paper scraps. Then, looking at fabrics, the students saw how colours alter in relation to each other, especially using coloured nets and sheer fabrics.
Drawing, in week four, was not quite so popular but different pens & pencils made interesting marks and lines.
During the break for the summer holidays a challenge was set : "Take a ..... Line for a.....Walk." Each student was given a different adjective and adverb for the blanks. The children all worked hard and came back in September with lots of ideas and some half completed pieces of work. These were then worked on, and presentation, mounting and framing ideas were discussed. Eventually a shopping list was made for the final class. You can see some of the ideas worked on in the techniques section of this website – 'how to......videos'. At the final class everyone learned about stretching work, mounting and presenting – it was so interesting to see how much difference careful framing made to each piece.
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FGCU No. 1 Seed as Field Set for 2012 A-Sun Softball Championship
MACON, Ga. - The field has been set for the 2012 Atlantic Sun Conference Softball Championship, which will take place May 9-12 in Spartanburg, S.C. The USC Upstate Spartans will play host for the championship.
FGCU and Kennesaw State grabbed the top spots in the championship after posting identical 14-4 records. FGCU snagged the No. 1 seed and Kennesaw State picked up the No. 2 seed. The Eagles will play the winner of the game between No. 4 Lipscomb and No. 5 Jacksonville on Thursday, May 10 at 12:30 p.m.
Softball seeding:
No. 1 - FGCU
No. 2 - Kennesaw State
No. 3 - USC Upstate
No. 4 - Lipscomb
No. 5 - Jacksonville
No. 6 - Stetson
No. 4 Lipscomb and No. 5 Jacksonville will kick off the championship on Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. at Cyrill Stadium.
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The Daily News thanks the following subscribers for their continued readership:
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Daily News switching to mail delivery in August
Beginning with the Thursday, Aug. 1 edition, the Daily News will begin being delivered by the U.S. Postal Service. Over the past several years, many newspapers have been challenged with the rising cost of delivering the newspaper while maintaining a carrier force. With our new partnership with local postmasters, subscribers will continue to receive the best in local news coverage along with advertising messages from community businesses on a daily basis, all at the same great value.
While this was a difficult decision to make, it makes good business sense and enables The Daily News to hold subscription rates. We would like to thank all of our carriers for their years of dedicated service. Some routes may be converted throughout the month as carrier routes open. In that instance, we will do our very best to alert readers of the change.
Single copy locations will not be affected by the change. Copies of the Daily News will still be available at newstands and retailers, as always.
Paint the Town!
The annual "Painting the Town" Plein Air Paint-Out will take place Friday, Aug. 2.
This event will see artists from around the state come to downtown Greensburg, setting up their easels and painting sites from around the City of Greensburg. You can watch the artists do their work from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. that day. Afterward, the works will be displayed and up for sale in a tent on the courthouse lawn from 3 to 5 p.m. The Plein Air Paint-Out is sponsored by the Arts and Cultural Council of Decatur County.


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CHICAGO (AP) - Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn has created a new state office to oversee changes in health care, including efforts to expand the workforce and restructure services for people with disabilities.
Quinn's office announced Thursday that the new Office of Health Innovation and Transformation will replace the existing Office of Health Information Technology.
The new office within the governor's office will be in charge of carrying out recommendations from a state-led group of health policy leaders, health care providers, insurers and others called the Alliance for Health.
The new office also will work on a proposal that will be submitted to the federal government next month for changes to the state's Medicaid program. The governor's office says the proposal would give needed flexibility in spending on care for the poor and disabled.
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The Department of Theatre offers courses of instruction which are designed to develop an understanding of the theatrical arts as an integral part of the society in which they exist. The courses are grounded in the belief that the liberal arts curriculum should give the highest priorities to the teaching of principles and concepts and that skills are valuable only if they are integrated components of a thorough understanding of those underlying principles and concepts.
A major in Theatre provides the basis for further study in graduate school, professional theatre training, or in the area of arts management.
The McCoy Theatre opened in 1982 with a production of Candide. The 60'x60' black box theatre is versatile enough to accommodate almost infinite possibilities for stage and seating configurations. Productions in the McCoy have ranged from the intimate Fifth of July to the spectacular Nicholas Nickleby.
An expansion completed in 2006 includes a classroom, a costume construction shop, faculty offices, and a second theatre space only slightly smaller than the performance auditorium. This space, dubbed the McCoy Studio, serves as an instructional classroom, a rehearsal hall, and a location for mounting student-run projects.


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It's my role as Violet's dad that I've faced my most difficult challenges. The photographs in this book document the incredible tenacity, courage, and beauty our daughter has shown through her lifetime of medical issues. The painful tests, numerous surgeries, some repeated several times, have been almost more than I could bear.
Almost. But I took pictures.
I have documented Violet's personal journey and our family's quest to find an accurate diagnosis and a better understanding of our future together.
Photography has been a way to process the grief and the triumphs and the beauty of Violet. She has an effect of pure light on the people she comes in contact with. She is unforgettable.


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Shelter Reservations are non-refundable unless the area is closed by the Department, in this circumstance the Site Manager will contact you prior to your reservation date to cancel and issue your refund.
Shelters are subject to all Statues & Rules Governing the park and are intended for group outings, not for loud parties or events that would disturb others using the area. Amplified music is prohibited. The reservation only includes the shelter; consisting of the covered area and picnic tables underneath. Vehicles must remain in the designated parking area; any vehicles parking on the grass will be ticketed.


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The third member of a forgery ring that Naperville police said was working for organized crime in Eastern Europe has been convicted and sentenced for his part in that scheme.
Decopeland S. Harris pleaded guilty in DuPage County Circuit Court to a felony charge of conspiracy to commit money laundering, said Paul Darrah, spokesman for State'sAttorney Robert B. Berlin.
Judge Daniel P. Guerin on Thursday sentenced Harris to six months in DuPage County Jail and placed him on four years of probation, Darrah said. Harris was given 122 days of credit for time he spent in jail following his arrest, and with day-for-day credit for good behavior, has already completed that term.
Harris, 41, of Conley, Ga., was one of seven people arrested Oct. 15 for allegedly setting up what police said was a "laboratory" in a hotel room on Naperville's north side. Computers, specialized printers and counterfeit documents used in making phony identification were seized from the lab, a police spokesman said last fall.
A police officer who was working near the hotel one day noted suspicious activity on the part of at least one of the suspects. That started the investigation and led to the arrests.
More than 50 fraudulent money transfers were allegedly made by members of the group, the spokesman said. Investigators also recovered 62 counterfeit identification cards and a number of forged passports.
Harris and the others were working for an Eastern European crime group, the spokesman said. They moved from hotel to hotel during the scam, which reportedly involved dozens of victims from Naperville and other far western suburbs.
Ring member Darrick L. Jordan, 23, of Decatur, Ga., was sentenced Feb. 8 to six months in jail on a money laundering charge. Shanekie D Head, 28, of Scottsdale, Ga., was sentenced Dec. 28 to jail. Four other men and women are awaiting trial in the case.
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There is nothing more frightening to a pet owner than losing a four-legged family member. Washington County Animal Services & Bonnie L. Hays Small Animal Shelter can be your best hope for reuniting with your pet. In fact, last year we helped more than 1200 owners find their lost pets.
- If your pet is wearing a license and we have your current phone number, we will call you right away. We scan all pets for microchips and will contact you right away if your pet is microchipped. We will call if you have identification on your pet's collar.
- Check regularly for your lost pet. You should check back at area shelters at least every three days.
- You can now look at pictures of the stray animals we have online! In conjunction with PetHarbor.com, you can see the animals that were brought to the shelter or picked up by our officers as being lost.
- Viewing the lost pets will take you to the shelter's PetHarbor search page. For best results, just click on dogs or cats -- DON'T try to describe your pet too much. You may inadvertently screen out your dog or cat by giving an age that is different than our estimate, listing colors that we didn't input into the computer, etc. Clicking on the "search now" button will take you to the pictures of the animals.
- If you do not see your pet, you should fill out a lost report. While looking at pictures of the animals, scroll down towards the bottom of the page until you see the "special searches" area. There you will see a link where you can "register your lost pet". After you fill out your report, it is still your responsibility to check our website and other shelters for your pet.
- If you see a pet that you think is yours, you must come down to the shelter to positively identify the animal. We will not answer questions about a particular stray animal over the phone. Please bring proof of ownership like pictures or vet records, and also bring picture ID. You must reclaim your animal within the timeframe listed below.
- We hold stray dogs that aren't wearing a license tag for 3 days. We hold dogs wearing a current license tag for 7 days. If an owner does not claim the animal by the end of the 3 or 7 days, we will try to find a new home for the pet.
- The fee for reclaiming your lost dog for the first time is $10 for licensed dogs and $54 for unlicensed dogs. If your dog is not licensed, you will also be required to buy a license. The fee for reclaiming your lost dog increases to $106 for the second time and $160 for the third. Dog license fees vary and are dependent upon whether or not the dog is fixed and how long you license your dog for.
- We hold stray cats for 2 days. If an owner does not claim the cat by the end of the 2 days, we will try to find a new home for the cat.
- The fee for reclaiming your lost cat for the first time is $19, for the second time is $41, and for the third time is $62. We charge these fees so that we can continue to help people and their pets reunite.
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- If you call the Animal Shelter about a stray dog, we will pick the animal up if we can. (Emergencies such as an animal in immediate danger or an animal that is attacking someone take priority over picking up dogs that are loose.)
- If you find a licensed dog, you can look up the dog's license through our PetHarbor search page or call Animal Services. You will get the owner's first name and telephone number so you can contact the dog's owner.
- We do not pick up stray cats. If you would like to turn in a stray cat to the shelter, you need to bring it to us. Please be advised that there is a $10 fee for bringing in a cat.
- If you bring a lost, unlicensed dog to the shelter, we will keep the animal safely for a minimum of 3 days. If you bring a lost dog wearing a current license tag, we will keep the animal safely for a minimum of 7 days. We will try to reunite the animal with its owner. After the 3 or 7 days, we will try to find a home for the stray dog if an owner doesn't reclaim the dog.
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- If you are keeping the animal at your home while you look for an owner, you can look at animals people have lost and listed on PetHarbor.com. If you don't see a match, make sure you fill out a found report online. You can fill out the found form and even upload a picture. Please fill out as much information as you can. If there is a possible match, you will get an e-mail with information to help you reunite the pet with its owner. You can fill out the form if you have:
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This jacket is an excellent insurance policy for those wet days on the trail. Lightweight and breathable, there's no reason to leave it at home.
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The eVent laminate is by far, the most breathable I've ever tried. Waterproofing is excellent, and I didn't get any wetter than I would have without it, in dry and warm conditions. The inside of the jacket is comfortable in wet conditions, even when wearing a short sleeve shirt... none of that sticky feeling here.
Being that this is designed primarily as a "running" jacket, it does not have a hood. This is fine for me, because I usually don't use a hood anyway, but prefer a hat to keep my neck cool and vented.
REI has foregone pitzips for mesh underarm panels, which stretch to the hem, which feel like the weakest part of the jacket. They really are longer than they need to be, and in a real downpour, some rain does get through. But it's not enough that I wouldn't buy the jacket.
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Tomato Shrimp Appetizer Recipe
I was given this delicious and festive recipe back when my husband was serving in the U.S. Coast Guard. It's been a huge hit at every party I've ever taken it to.
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed tomato soup, undiluted
- 3 packages (3 ounces each) cream cheese, cubed
- 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin
- 1/4 cup cold water
- 3 cans (6 ounces each) small shrimp, rinsed and drained
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 cup finely chopped celery
- 1 cup finely chopped green onions
- Assorted crackers
- In a large saucepan, bring soup to a boil over medium heat, stirring frequently. Add cream cheese; cook and stir until smooth. Remove from the heat. In a small bowl, sprinkle gelatin over cold water; let stand for 1 minute. Stir into soup mixture until dissolved. Cool to room temperature.
- Stir in the shrimp, mayonnaise, celery and onions. Refrigerate until slightly thickened, about 30 minutes. Pour into a 6-cup ring mold coated with cooking spray. Chill until firm, about 4 hours. Unmold onto a serving platter; serve with crackers. Yield: 6 cups.
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This is a wonderful dip that my mother made at christmas time every year when I was a child. I use small fresh shimp and chop them. This is a nice shrimp dip.
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Last September the Patriots traded Richard Seymour who played defensive end in their 3-4 defense. A lot of folks have them eyeing another 3-4 defensive end in the upcoming NFL draft.
According to WEEI in Boston, that defensive end could be Jared Odrick, who the Patriots 'love'.
SB Nation's Black Shoe Diaries calls him a good fit in the 3-4.
He may be a bit on the small side to play the middle in the league which leads many to believe he would be a perfect fit at defensive end in a 3-4 scheme, but he may lack the explosiveness to be an effective pass rusher off the edge.
While he may be a good fit in the scheme, Odrick might lack one of the key components of a Patriots draft pick -- leadership. Black Shoe Diaries explains:
He is a very physically imposing presence, and when he speaks he commands the attention of his teammates, but those moments seemed to be few and far between. He wasn't named team captain, and I can't recall a single tale of Odrick rousing his teammates with a dramatic speech.
Odrick was once cited for throwing a punch in a late night altercation at PSU but, according to several reports, he was baited into doing it (not that that makes it better).
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A typically strong indicator of an inexperienced up-and-comer going places is landing a role in a high-profile film. It was something that happened with Mia Wasikowska a couple of years ago when the former "In Treatment" actress burst onto the scene with a trifecta of films, "Alice In Wonderland," "Restless" and "The Kids Are All Right."
Now, it looks like another apprentice of the excellent HBO series is headed down a similar path. Youngster Dane DeHaan, cast just months ago in John Hillcoat's "The Wettest County In the World" as the best friend of Shia LaBeouf's protagonist, now finds himself in the thick of another highly touted project, joining Derek Cianfrance's multi-generational family-drama "The Place Beyond the Pines."
The actor's casting also reveals a new, fascinating layer to Cianfrance's 'Godfather' meets 'Deer Hunter' tale, as he is set to play the son of Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes who "gets caught up in a botched drug deal with the son of Bradley Cooper's character, a cop-turned-politician." Will this see the cast undergo "Blue Valentine"-style aging? It's kind of hard to picture the twenty-five year old DeHaan as the fully fledged criminal son of present-day, thirty-somethings Gosling and Mendes.
Topping things off are co-stars Greta Gerwig, who will play Cooper's partner, Ben Mendelsohn as a friend of Gosling and Ray Liotta as a crooked cop, with Ali Mahershalalhasbaz and Gabe Fazio also involved in unknown roles. The Sidney Kimmel Entertainment-backed project begins shooting later this month and is produced by Alex Orlovsky, Lynette Howell and Jamie Patricof with SKE's Jim Tauber and Matt Berenson exec producing. [Variety]
JP | July 22, 2011 5:31 AM
A little bipolar there, Brian? Holy Jesus.
De palama | July 22, 2011 2:35 AM
Hi JP....
Perhaps you are a hypocrite. If you are, I can show you how to deal with your hypocrisy, holy Jesus.
Brian | July 21, 2011 6:56 AM
.... In addition to the open casting calls above,
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the role of "Jason". The character is a Hispanic,
African American, or multi-racial 17 year old boy. Talent between the ages of 15 - 20 can submit.
To upload your audition video, please go to the following official "The Place Beyond The Pines" role of "Jason" casting website:
National Talent search?! REAlly?.... Hispanic, African American, multiracial!!! JAJAJJAJAJAJAJJAJJAJAJa...
Here's a joke for u guys!!!!!!?
Jeremy Ray Valdez ( The Rookie), David Alvarez ( Tony Award for Billy Elliot) and Tristan Wilds (Miracle's Boys)
JP | July 21, 2011 3:23 AM
"Ali Mahershalalhasbaz"
There's a Scrabble winner right there.
Edward Davis | July 21, 2011 3:20 AM
You guys are choads. Cianfrance has called the picture that, not us. It's just the easy descriptor.
BuntyHoven | July 21, 2011 3:14 AM
Hah, yeah I wonder if he'll appear in flash-forwards or a coda or something. 5 year age difference between him and his "Dad" is a bit far-fetched.
shea | July 21, 2011 3:14 AM
"Cianfrance's 'Godfather' meets 'Deer Hunter' tale"
Come on now...I know the mad obsession with Gosling around these parts but please, do we know have to compare his in production projects to classics like THE GODFATHER?


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As a function of the statewide mission, Central Technology Grants were instituted in 1998 with dedicated funding through the Center for Teaching and Learning. The budget line currently totals $130,000.00. The grants are intended to assist academic departments to meet the equipment, training, and miscellaneous technology needs not covered by or funded through the student technology fee, department and college funds, and multimedia classroom awards.
Over the past fourteen years, there have been numerous examples of how Central Technology Grants have contributed to the use of professional technology in education at UCM. During the fall 2012 (FY 2013) round of funding, Central Technology Grants were awarded to 15 departments. Items funded included scanners and digital cameras for Art & Design, headsets for Educational Foundations & Literacy, Sim Pads for Nursing, Virtual Reality Enhanced Mannequins for Nutrition & Kinesiology, and a Dust Extraction System for School of Technology. Funding for similar projects, often not met by ordinary funds, has been made possible many times by these grants.
Software will no longer be funded by Central Technology Grant funds. The Academic Software Funding Committee has been established as a subcommittee of the Centralized Software Review Board to provide funding for the acquisition of software in the upcoming fiscal year. For more information, please contact the CLO / Provost Office.
All grants will be awarded on the basis of specific proposals that, if funded and implemented, will directly contribute to the achievement of the statewide mission in professional technology. Priority will be given to proposals that meet one of the following objectives:
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- Advance the use of technology in student learning
- Enhance the technological knowledge and skills of faculty and/or staff
1. Each year the Central Technology Grants Committee, composed of faculty members representing all colleges, convenes and reviews the guidelines for the grant proposals. At that time, a request for proposals is submitted to all academic departments across campus.
2. Department chairs consult with faculty and, making use of standard forms provided below and at the CTL website, submit their funding proposals by hard copy and digitally.
3. The members of the Technology Grants Committee evaluate the proposals, amend them when necessary, and rank them.
4. Departments are then notified of the grants awarded to them, and proposals are funded on the basis of the rankings until the total allocation is expended.
5. The CTL administers and oversees all purchases and, when savings accrue, previously unfunded proposals may be funded according to their original ranking.By following this procedure, the limited dollars are stretched as far as possible to accommodate more departmental needs across college lines, avoiding the accumulation of excess dollars in particular department or college budgets.
DEADLINE DATE FOR SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS TO CTL: Wednesday, October 31, 2013, by 4:00 p.m. in the Administration 304 F office, both in hard copy and digital format (PDF format).
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A copy of the form is also attached to this request for proposals. Each proposal must be submitted in electronic digital form and in hard copy format by Wednesday, October 31. Send to email@example.com digitally and by hard copy to the Center for Teaching and Learning, Administration 304 F.
3. When the proposal contains more than one request, the requests should be prioritized by the department. Note: Due to limited funding, the Central Technology Grants Committee may choose to fund a second priority rather than a first priority.
4. The Central Technology Grants Committee may also choose to completely fund a proposal, to fund a portion of one or more requests in a proposal, or it may choose not to fund a proposal.5. Requests may include items which fall into the following categories:
- Computer peripherals - e.g. printers, scanners, digital cameras, etc.
- Technology related training (Training must be held during the 2013-14 fiscal year and not already be available on campus. In addition, personal certification programs or workshops are ineligible.
- Nonconsumable laboratory equipment
- Other (as determined by the judgment of the Central Technology Grants Committee)
If you have questions about how the technology listed in your proposal will interface and work with the University's existing technologyresources, please contact the Office of Technology for assistance.
6. Requests for the following are not considered as they are funded through other budgets:
- Desktop computers and laptops intended for faculty or staff use
- Multimedia classroom equipment
- Salaries/wages of staff for laboratories or other technical needs
- Software
- Consumables (e.g. toner cartridges, batteries, bulbs).
- Travel expenses related to technology training.
- Computers used for departmental computer lab workstations.
Note: Any item funded during the 2013-14 fiscal year must be purchased during the fiscal year, unused funds are retained by the Center for Teaching and Learning.
With members appointed by the Faculty Senate,
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The Woonsocket based CVS Caremark is facing some heat after it is giving its employee's taking advantage of company health insurance an ultimatum; report your weight, body fat levels, and glucose levels, or pay a $600 penalty.
"The use of health screenings by employer-sponsored health plans is a common practice. According to a National Business Group on Health survey, 79% of employers offered a health assessment in 2011 and 76% of those employers offered incentives for completion. Also, 62% of large employers offered biometric screenings and 52% of those employers offered incentives for completion," said Michael DeAngelis, Director of Public Relations for CVS Caremark.
DeAngelis said that the policy will be consistent with HIPPA policies and maintain employees' privacy. DeAngelis said all personal health data and screenings will be collected and reviewed by a third party provider and will not be shared with other CVS Caremark employees.
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The company did not acknowledge any wrongdoing in the civil cases.The misdemeanor plea resolves charges related to Lilly''s marketing of Zyprexa between September 1999 and March 2001. It states that Lilly marketed the drug for the treatment of dementia, including Alzheimer''s-related dementia, even though the drug is not approved for that use. Zyprexa is approved to treat schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Doctors are allowed to prescribe it for other uses, but Lilly is not allowed to market the drug for any other illnesses because it lacks Food and Drug Administration approval. The case began in 2004 and was led by the


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Imagine having a two-day divorce trial and at the end the judge refuses to grant a divorce! But wait. It gets worse.
Palm Beach County Judge Edward Garrison issued a written opinion after hearing testimony from auto repair business owners Jacob and Linda Shai and their business associate. The judge stated that they showed "an amazing display of chutzpah" in presenting testimony and evidence at the trial showing that they'd been hiding hundreds of thousands of dollars in income from the business, placing assets and cash in other people's names and keeping huge amounts in a safe at home. Why? To hide income from the IRS.
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RESIDENTS in Ellenshaw Close, Darwen, were woken by a huge blaze coming from a van.
Firefighters were called at 4am this morning after the Vauxhall Vivaro van, belonging to a chimney engineer, was set alight.
A woman told fire crews and police that she had seen somebody close by around the time of the fire.
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Pregnancy - routine anti-D prophylaxis for rhesus negative women (review of TA41)
Routine antenatal anti-D prophylaxis is recommended as a treatment option for all pregnant women who are RhD negative and who are not known to be 'sensitised'.
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